Address Set By President

MOSCOW (A P ) — U ie un­ O n Economy manned Soviet apace vehicle Luna 18 went Into near-lunar U.S, Envoy WASHINGTON >(AP)— orbit to<)ay, Taaa aald. The White House (l]]. The c i^ t approached the nounced today President around it at Nixon will address a joint t**® o' » flve-day night dur- session of ixig which several corrections In 19-an ‘**0 vehicle’s trajectory were 12:80 p.m. E D T Thursday made. . Fails in Cambodia on his new economic poli- Tass said ground control had cies. 29 "communications sessions" PHNOM PENH Cambo- ^ embassy. The 18-pound Pqlloe ssid the bomb was dla- ProM secretary Ronald L. with the -automaUc station dur- f AP\ Torm riata plastic explosive, concealed im-, covered under the long bread Zlegler' said the Joint session ing the night, o W der ""m e loaves of French loaves In a basket on the back would convene at 12:1B p.m. ' Th^ mission of the craft has shoved a wmb-lMen bi- ^ detonate on of the bicycle only when and Nixon would sp e^ IB min- still not been divulged, but cycle into the path oi VJ.o. with - the car. Cam- Swank’s Cambodisn'^bodyguard utes later. some Western specialists antiol- Ambassador Ehnory ' C. bodlan pcdlce said. stopped and ordered a search Hls; announcement at the pated that another automatic . Swank’s limousine today But the Mcycle brushed by military police, White House came after con- moon rover, Lunokhod 2, will but the assassination ,a t- against the limousine and turn- The vehicle was pushed tn m gresslonal leaders had made be rolled on the lunar surface, tempt fell throuffh when wed harmlessly into the street, the alleyway.by two young men the disclosure on Capitol Hill Others expected a second soU- the explosive failed to go they said. Swank continued to- on niotorcycWs who made their that Nixon would address Con- scooping operation- o f f • ward tte embassy unaware of getaway up tfad aUey and onto Tass said the station braked The riderless bicycle lurched the attempt on his life, embaa- another street, they said.The Nixon met for a UtUe over v^en approaching the moon to- from an alleyway as Swank sy spokesmen said. poUce eou K ^ two hours today with his Cabi- day and was swung into a was being driven to work from The 49-year-Wd diplomat be- caused the bomb net Council 'bn^ International round orbit about 80 .miles from his residence half a mile- from gan work as usual at 7j80 a.nl. to malfunction. Boonomlc. PoUc^ with the the moon's surface, L id learned of the aseasslnii. main foscus on U.S. com- Luna 18 was orbiting the tlon attempt only at mldmpm- detonator had been ab petition in world maiicets. moon at the rate of one turn Ing, the spokesmen said. Swank . . * Ziegler said Nixon’s remarks every hour and BO minutes at a c^tlnued normal embassy ^ to the gathering centered on 3B-degree inclination to the Key Drive business and refused comment tlm d lp to ® ^ service ih this field. He said there was a motm’s equator, on the incident. IMS. He has served In good deal of discussion on the Though Tass didn’t say so,. It " It ’s ■ part of -life here, . Shanghai, Tslngtao, Batavia, Jakarta, Moscow, Bucharest necessity for establishing new W£is thought scientists a,t Planned By spokesmen said. plants and equipment so that ground control would try to and Vientiane. He Is a native of U.S. industry can be more com- guide the craft to a soft land- South Viets BVederlck.; Md. - petltlve In international trade, ing. The bomb attack was tbs Ziegler- said the discussion Tass said telemetrlc data in- Sfth aimed at the American also included the international dlcated that the onboard equlp- By OBXmOB -|S8PEB Eimbassy and Its membsrs monetary situation and trade Associated Pre^xW rtter since war erupted beta last matters, including the meeting (See Page Twenty-Foil^) year. this week in Washington of U.S. SAIGON (AP) — Arilsr^ Last Dec. 1 a bomb blasted and Japanese Cabinet m'embers infantrymen have moved Intp the embassy building during on economic relations. two forward Are bases to free the preda'wn bouia, causing ex­ tensive damage but Injuring no [Following the President’s ad­ South Vietnamese troops for a dress, ttie House and flmate Legislators one. major drive near the I siotlan Bi April, another tenartM w ill remain in the House cham­ border, mUltary spokesmen re­ ber for a reception for the btnnb that failed to'^eaqriode was three Ap<^o 15 astronauts. In State T o ported today; contained in a school bsg In another developmoit, two thrown from a paartnc mo­ Tire' congressional leaders U.S. Air Force F4 fighter- made their report while Nixon torcycle at an American Skn, bombers attacked Inside North bossy car waiting to pick vq> a met with top advisers on inter­ Study Vetoes Vietnam in the BStfa so-called national economic poUcy. A passenger. protective rekoUcn strike this .. Simultaneous attacks were high-level Japanese delegation HARTFORD (A P ) — Gov. year. The supersonic planes, ab Is due in town later in the week Thomas J. Meskill said this made June l on a Marine tacked antiaircraft guns B1 guard residenee cmd quarters to discuss trade problems. morning he hoped the ml- miles north of the demilitarised .for members of tbs U A mili­ Among those scheduled to at- norlty RepubUcans in the legis- zone and. destroyed two of them tend today’s meeting were lature would back his vetoes of after they f i ^ on an unarmed tary equipment delivery team. Treasury Secretary John B. two bills up for reconsideratioo reconnaissance plane, the U.S. Two amerleans were Injqrad m Oonnally; Secretary of State later.In the day. Command said. None of the AMBASSiADOB SWANK these attacks. WiUiam P. Rogers; Defense vetoed U.8. planes was reported dam­ aecretaiy MWvIn R. Laird; Dl- before, but were passed aged. rector George Shultz of the Of- HiiHng ffie General As- U.S. BB2 bombers meanwhile flce of Management and Budg- gembly’s special session on launched IB more strikes In the et; Oialrman Paul McCracken Republican governor region around Khe Sanh south JetCrashes of the President’s Council of promptly „-o~i>tlv vetoed them ’ again.again, of the DMZ to soften up North H oliday Economic Advisers; Ambassa- requiring _another____ "tra_____ iler" ses- Vietnamese poelUons for the dor Carl J. GUbe^ Nixon’s ^ legislature to re- new westward push by 12,000 lu Germany; speclal trade rep^entatlve; t^e bills, South Vietnamese troops. Road T o ll and Ambassador-at-Large Da­ / But there was no significant vid M. Kennedy, former secre­ One of them, a b ill to/In­ Schools in Manchester and surroundinsr towns are opening. Pages 11, 12, IS contact reported \rtth the ene- crease state payments to the and 14 of today’s Herald are devoted to information about school opening and Put at 614 21 A re K illed tary of the Treasury. (See Fsgs Twenlijr-Fen) c ii^ L lly M d R ^ r s w ill be the Good S h ej^rd to bus routes. See Page 7 for last minute changes in schedules for eight' buses. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HAMBURG, Germany (AP) the le a d li U.S. participants In H t^ o rd for the c ^ ^ glr s - The coolness and ddll o f a discussions Thursday and Frl- who are w a r^ of W a ta te , is Tlraftlc■iTamo accidents across me the pu„t were oisdttsd day marking the Annual U.S.- " W “ " a c a d e m lc " ^ e Mes- ^ti» clatoed Uvaa ^ontliig a greater J a ^ se meeting of cabinet WU sWd, be^e/ilw^^ the three-day Labor Day week when a West Gsm an ministers on trade and cconom- has already bepn cloeed. In Michigan end. charter______airliner______cradled after ic affairs. The other, a- measure provld- The National Safety Qouncll attempting an emeigncy land- The Japanese ministers are ing $1.7 million In state aid for bad estimated In advance that pn a supeihlgfaway. expected to purti for repeal of School construction In Brldge- 600 to 700 persons might die on One-hundred of the 121 pea- icetrlctlgns on the sale of Jai>a- port, has ^ e n less -merit now Women Chain Selves Together streets and highways during gajjgpja and crew members on aese products In the United than It did'^before, Meskill said. the period from 6 p.m. local survived the crash, po- States, including a 15-per-cent because tne school buildings in tlme BMday to midnight Mbit- said after .sortliig out ooit surtax on imports lmi>oeed quMtloii are "still not in' con- day. fUcting casualty figures (or Aug. IB by President Nixon as formlw with state fire regu- The Labor Day weekend traf- more than 20 hours. part of a sweeping new policy latl( To Protest School Busing Plan^ Ac death toU last year was 612. -me 21 dead included a stew- designed tb curb Inflation and ^ p . Nicholas Panuzib, R- The hoUday’B highest toll since ardees, they added, pre-. Under police orders, the World War n was 688 in 1068. Forty-Ave persons on beard protect the dollar. m dgeport, a candidate for PO N T IA C , Mich. (A P ) gether. at the entrance to a were evacuated Ih bis Labor Day message ^ a y o r inui theuic Parkr u n City,t tried*.»•=«* scnoolschool busDUS yaru yard min a bidoiu to10 uo-de- uauuuii.caution. buses began liM^blng through There werei sevra accidental were Injured and 17 remained Monday, 'broadcast natlonwl( vainly to persuade the governor — Nine protesters were ST- puges. The other four By late morning, only one iineg. deaths In Connecticut during hospitalised today — among rested and one school was arrested were women who also elementary schoolteacher ^ Peace HarrvHarry NveNye warn-wam- (Bee Page Twenty-Four) (Bee Page Twenty-Four) h rip flv because trleaTto halt buses leaving the failed to report for work. Six and a sailor stationed at the Reinhold Huels, who suffered evacuated o n e fly b ^ u s e ^ lO buses were others reported they wereHglok. ^ea mo uemon^tom they ^ ^ Grotcn was mulUple fractures, of a bomb threat today as dynamited eight days ago. school ofActals said, would be arrested If they did trafAc accident In The Federal TranqMct lOn- not leave. They foU back slow- ” 0 t ’/ Pontiac’s schools started About SOO persons, led lou byujr There xuuo were no statlsAcs . to Westerly, R.I. latry reported that three per- sUowIng the vehicles to Melvin Riddick, 40, of Water- sonsanna onn n 'tha' the groundoryvifltnH HlaA 'wrm/fm classes under massive Imne McOabe, a head of the available to indicate hoW many ___ L Vhhvhfpnawi rtf National Action Group —NAG— chllilren took part in the busing . i injured when the JeUlnmr cams No Firm/liecision Reache^ couii^ordered p r o g r ^ M ^ oppoelUon to the program. School offlclals sold The first school to report at- (Bos Page Thirty-thio) down on the highway. , integrdtl0|l th rou gh bus- picketed the Pontiac many x>arents drove their chll- tendance today was WhltUer The plane, a twin-engine BAC In Rritjiih-lrish Conference ing. School Board ofAces later. dren to classes, nudUng It dllA- Elementary Schort, where only U l belcngong to Pan LUtei^ Despite the Incidents, School u«ri-ra said thov wUl cult to detolmlne how the bus- 44 of 243 fourth, Afth and sixth national AlrllnCs, was en routs NAG- leaders sqld tag worked. graders scheduled to ride the from Hamburg - to Malaga, LONDON (A P ) — IM m e told newsmen. "M ri Heath ha no problems with try af^inWeto. Court Judge Dam The Arst Ave women furested sch^l buses dl4 so. Police Press Spain, with a crew of six uid MOnlster Jack Lynch of the Ir- como to know my mind much ^ U.S. District C-’ IIB vacationers.' ,. . ___„ better . . but ■ we did 'not;agree better but on we did not asrree on reference to the safety ana order to the U.S. at the bus yard wrair>ed thick i^ore than 40 pi^caQb were at ish republic declared aA er, a initiatives I sug- “ The pUSt was wonderfuL Lf ,i»k TK.I I — ••------^ 8t*r CarciW^^urt of Appeals, chains about their waists before the Ischotri as the is'anlved. meeting wlUi Prime Minister 'gested." oar Arrt The appeals court refused to p ' atkm." lelke rkisrtl a cautious McDonough to a l s o ^ a r i ^ Peter: 7th graf aOU, detottog No Arm decisions were air, of optimism In London. The with the murder of a Rhode Is- aoeo nAoliMl. suipmit was not expected to land man wliow body w m Kareten. a motorist The meeting between the t#o lead to any dramatic moves to found April 8 and to wanted to witnessed the scene, gave leadars come with ?w real letup setUe the conAlct In Northern oonnection with a Canton, (bis account: " I w u driving In Aie rioting, shooting and Ireland, but could create on at- Ooim., bank robbery that oc- ai^ng to the dqslc when I sud- homMiig In Ulster that has moeiXiere for more moderation, curred the same day trooper dently noticed a big shadow claimed ,100 lives—Including The Arst seasten was ,de- Reardon was a l^ . gyer me. I made It out as sn children and British soldlen. scribed by otAolals as "re- Detective LA. James J- Fits, airliner with streng smoke Lynch has come under Are of taxed, friendly and business- gibbon was named Mcnay to behind It. Beveral hun- the outlawed Irish Republican like,’* , hbad the unit. Cm >1- Martin A. ,jpad meters ahead of ms, tbs Army—I M — which Is dedicated as the two leaders adjourned Mhrphy, head of the detective p,a„a touched the autobshn to unlAostion of Ireland h t any their taik« for the night, word force, said the task force wlU eciaechlng tires sad mssiis, Including force. came that Northern Ireland's be given "all the Investigative gudded under a bridge. Laigs The Irish leader, regarded os two-yejar death toll climbed to resources we have.” Sections of ito wings burst off a moderate, goes along with too the shooting of 14-year- Stats and local prtloe met gn4 scattered all over the Ugb- the unifioation tradition that Anniitte McGavlgsn In Lon- wlth no success to the weekend way." datss BO years In IRA history donderiy’s Roman Catholic hunt for McDonough, who also xhq West German' tranqiort but wants to achieve unity by Bogslde quarter, to wanted to oonnection with s m lnli^r, Geoig lAlMr, fcdsNd psaoeful means. ' Annette was licking a lollipop holdup and shooting^ to West tavestlgation tote thelerash. Lynch’s comment fhat reunl- ^^nd talking wltii friends asithey Ifllgtola, the death of a Provl- t fiootlan Is the only way to bring Mit on a garden wall whra a denes, R.I., man and bank JUNEAU, Atoska w ) “ a lasting solution of the trlsh gvm battle biased between Ehlt- holdups to Connecticut, Smashed to bits on k »!► qusstlon itiiiaw that, steps must lah troops and hidden gunman, “We’re still looking," a state soaked, wtod-beatsn m S u n l^ be taken n W to give the Ro- Annette was struck In the head police spokesman said. "H ie side, the Jet alrUnsr ts \lsft to maa Ontho^cs more soy In gov- by a bullet. Bhfe wo$ given last tndl Isn’t Odd yet, but we’ve pieces small enough to hold ■» emmsni In the north. rites by a Catholic priest as her got nothing very hot."' your hand. V,— Tfw soft-spoken leader of the friMds walled In tarror.i Hie spokeman said most of "We’ve got a id of Xrtrtr Rspubllo said he. would >nig British army said Its the state pciloe force to on vol- okxids and wtod, and inons fnsaf with ■ Meath again. They troops shot back Only at tndl- havs another date In October. ' (B s e F a ^ : B) "Thoy were useful talks,i’ ho (Bss P n Pontiac pol(be tne nnldantif^ad woman who ^hained hersfelf to fence to proteat buaing.. (AP Photo) ' ; ' -V . -V/- . I

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M&30(SEBTA EVESreiC HBEALD. e o ^, TOSDAY. SEPlrai9E^ 7. 1*71 Executive Secretary of the while tourism bicreoaed during Cape Cdd Chamber of OoU' the . summer season In the Bay Labor Chief Samu^ GolAwyn Marked ; Wiirld Canlrol more merce, business in May,- June state, "the quality of si>eh..■1.. .ikt . M . tenwkd a- e a. — i' day partiea attended hir stdered himself an editor,'noth- A Despite the general economic "siibotahtlal increase" In vls\the\ summer .a season. , -A* ■ R“ * appear and did not come _ habita of these nectlout, complained during the family and blose friendk. T4M iMjrm te aet «p ta maonAe aack itors to that resort area thU Many coastal areas 1 to Maine, fl^rt week to •P«n »“ edlted/both 6i tha aoripf tec* d t7 Has ia. edaoB ct the eeetefa aaaga; BURNSIDE A o « 3 . ♦ y ~ parta of New England, reaort Newport, rrttnes reported that,‘l*P“ 't'"**‘^ spokeaman Robert ..jt was clear with But some places are having **'*• ^ b o r Day week- cakes." stagaa and to the aasOmNIng of I ite mrtraern tb time. The Onftcr. CSaateth 1,:, f o c n . walk-ln Inquiries to the Oiam- CSiaffe pleasant temperatures. 'The fa- problems and the top accom- ® • ILtet March 28, President \' Hawn PtaAtat aera that anch k area.buslneaamen report. It Ip d v m$ rs Iwe v< a m 2 |4a» 2 inml* 4 jaA Mtt k Q t y ^ t s ^ 7 her of Oomm^oe were up 40 Bar Harbor enjoyed a 16 per ycrable weather certainly was odattons, the most expensive arrived at the Ooldwyn "Mo had the highest napoct ateay* warfc.. «'• l^iLii'fiTiHPeHl wenM' Aiar 1 A I Nevertheleas, many vocatlo- V ' ■ " ly i W eft per cent from last year. cent Increase In tourist-related ^^fcomb the problems motels and restauranU, have Beverly Hills to awnrod fMlMB* tanker ikmemeim « < * '*'' *- Tltnwgfc -tfc«7 m 'latedple «f keeer and rtc ijkrnt nera fooked for ways to apend , __ .Mjuma *~Y=w, ...... ~ foe writers. He always — "The gain to vhdtora to this busln«M, and for 80 days aU ac- . economy " "WM m aidi •«* *"** tnw tb» yif r O. ■aAaaa. and afthaCiteie tor ft lesB— buying -their food at home had the most." dutrihuted jneeavt the veteran producer them to work out their W n A K J i and taking it with them, stay­ area le well above our ex- comodatlope were completely hv th« a ta B ^ h o r danartment ^1* Medal of Freedom, the Ideas and made It a nils n«Var awdk. ■» M V r |w«f<» *»»» H Jk* 4M «JB 4ta* irttirtni; kb ^The Idea e( rifthcfftl and e«ia- pectations and we fbel assured filled, he said,- Despite the general ^ r e OfCiiv Saad taMe dhuhiA aswnc all aaiten ing In campers and trailers In­ fewli atUAi »*«** l)(« i»e tbt, k» prgtal^ wgtfM stead of motels— with the result that this trend will ' continue The story Is the same to New to' tourist business, however, ITm ^ 184 ( S tJtol L m ' ^ Ooldwyn-s first public .you fall to love with yOur own AMMaa HMd* tlMA JH 4et>« pmOii tat at «h a t teteasa la tteca ia well Into the fall," Nunes said. Hampshire. . the problems of the econoi^ Blackouts Hit cent, or 184,000 total unem-, appearance since he suffered a M-as ’ he said that tourists spent less money ployed to July. Driscoll estF loeas, no m o . M a eekmm t*> Oat j wt) i d m»- tb* mrinwA m a the kMDAa n than In previous years. Officials to Maine have rea- The Oranlte SNlte ex- did not go unnoticed by resort- JIMTH GRANT CWMAN son to be equally optimistic, perienced a 10 per c®ht boost to area businessmen. Toronto Area mates the Jobless rate at n x ^ ____ i!l_ sometlvea fought with dl- 'et^tek. irkJmd >«n«gnMj «h(> tJoa( - with the . unofficial ^ end of rectors, but never on the set. i i tta A n t ft tm ft.e a «1i0t the AfsertcaoB atautte. • ■ K ■ ■— r S r n lS summer last weekend, Joseph 'The state Deportment of Eco- its tourist recreation Industry Economic belt tightening C-I- T VA /W1A fkteM IBA AAA *iD%Av*a«v1sMrAfl *>®tw®^ yryn mansion, his Immense H, nomlc Develi^ment said th&t for the summer season, the Df- meant that "a lot of people i *1'*^ 170,000 aiid 180,000 un^ployed. hobbled by his age, dlreetor*to*ftZt*Z ' m et iito a t n k k e . B r me tre t >iee§» ftiArrtt at ttem for low' STATE ;; ; ■ Li. Nunes, Jr., president te r etere tp a n ikee it Ananatf, rfte e Aa M(ft Mejuterkt fta ftaa the tourist business was up be- flee of VacaUon Travel said. brought their own food this restored to most of He saM Saturday the differ- ygt often showing a surpristog *“* Z ^ w o u ld ^ a lt i t fftlej' ^ " *. . t t r »• at • m> a • ri Teacher of Piano Kewport, Rhode Island Ai e rf efkkm .--- ' *" mitntl. red M e tta am t tya- Cftr H a l > a t at The figures are based on to- to one rv.rw. Toronto today after two power ence to the figures results from brightness of mind. His wife ,„ ’wwuo w i Jet. et eeereti\U tftcB tw rr's iftt taartf <( ^ u» ] cotoe from state parks, traffic Z n Z ^ " t e a MHure. blacked out mote ;of the the state’s counting only'those carries on. aOum hare fcouhted counts and Chamber of Com- ^ " , metropoHtan area ^ are acttvel/seeking work. Once an actress and Vogue «»ay’s shooting had ended, ■Mftial. Vertktr. tie'e. m kf am rwtaea. Ot a mirror* and taurea." The ■—***" Now geegptifig g Rmrfwd mimbgr of sliidgnh merce reports. m i # li * a .u “ " 'y - Endsco}! says, have been model, Frances Howard gave " I never went on IJie set my- aftd Ke. aiaur ate tor the *- Herb CeBMcr «d the Wada- jiiaae la tetec n^aatetad aad A combination of spectacular ho^*to to or failure at 8 ^ unemployed so long they have up her own career when she seK— never. Sam. always be- tk^taet te art Hte lactoeteAv »«rth Atheanm. ata m jn n t . adefcad te^ oae aa a aiteaaL. GRIFFITH summer weather f ");, Monday caused majte Z ntorried Ooldwyn to 1926. He Ueved that creaUva people eemrfemf, «M dk was md adfta^ rtaMtedy aaaMctad wBh.aad it ftwnld lavre «a te tar ^ ^ for fg l rogistrofioR Vl«wl traffic eandltlons brouaht ^ wirvlve." traffic, Jama, paralysed sub- “ ___ «< «W Harttoed Adheel «< Befte*. * * **** Wte»\ the fataftne' taBier' 'k e ea e rr ■ than--tte ' aid rvle (d AtADEMY OF DANCIN6 to toe And Carroll P. Sheehan, ways and forced many hotel- arhfta at artteOe k en ip ttf ar aeea. abditft w r r i ia a coarerted man I ’ve got on my staff." She distraction of vtoltora, fuid I tZ to t business over late year Commissioner of the Massachu- tals to swl.tch to emergency Is still somewhat abashed by never Intruded. B u t. I knew fteaftrttl aeeartty, yiw caa hcnrltef aBer. _ _ _ 49 DALE ROAD 443-2237 on Cape Cod. Department of Commerce generators. (baa* whir Wtaa oo(L Je* has ■ la tte cid qaanera there was ‘*A Nome SynMiymous Youth Surviveg the comment. what was going on, because I In eweiy onc% Bfe tfaenr^ a with Irish Dancing’’ According to Michael Fruccl, and Development, said that Service was slowly being re­ At the start of antotorvlew, always attended the daily rute- te«B mane o r ftaa d afty e»- caOtagt M or U Z ^ t e ^ T ^ Z STEF DANeiNG. JAZZ stored by 11:18 p.m., an On­ Y O S B J ^ , Calif. - A rises. StUl a strikingly hand- ?^®"^ver 1 was needed, I was a Z j ; ^'aaiflZ’ A ^Z ^'d T^iZ Z »«ato«i c< the p rtla rm ia t te n - A>»rtftr» arc f t g t ^ aad **** * A T : i m - n m - t i i s tario Hydro spokesman Said. young hiker, appwently Jolted y,oman, she closed up her ahMft aMrt « tte Uda M the ,| ^ tMc year hare teect «*rier K loe*a as thoagh a coa- ™ n aMste. B'S; CTMl. MAA. MANCHESTER .A ‘Ihe spokesman said a fault by lightning, survived a fall of bustoeas folders and movte to eOeet, Xaaaa aeads then with Z t a r o r at otateg ft Ataa. It »**,« It tMa were sort B h a t d a y a a a ^ Thuradoy CknsM theyli steorb loer J«e to tMs aew locathfti, te hrldg* ad- I las 11 BM oae beart. The to a 27,000-volt distribution Itod almoet 200 feet down the back a couch, is trae, ft loaea montej Oa the iMak fasad ia aHgfaOy too eaceg to r tripped the maJh 280,000-voU ^ Dome, a granite " I '®^ »> "tranF® when- lantteKfthto brtartadto ««* <»*5m prteaWy be <** ]^ * ^ *? aad Starting Sepf. 16tli V aa igifidwg Md or l-lTT. Moca- tronsmlssion line between ^onoUth to Toeemlte NaUonal ®v®r I sit at that desk,” Ita , BEQINMERS ' " ^ thcr dbrtAd gyaateoer. sad ao dte# tte Coe- serton oaea ™ « « ^ ; n i e ^ B A L L E T / T O E ' T A _P / M O D E R Ni J A Z Z / A C R O B A T I C haHan A rmtI ^ Club Ooldwyn remarked. " I feel so «r arn Mae. the »t*r ntan-t-e -to^te-r te ^ Ite * Brst. orcr. yoo acaid ogeaMg arllh Ou>rtyy«xte ^> n U ® » ®J Park, rangers reported. “Albaao Ballet After rnfOag dM- i-w r ahaa yoa hare a atroftg 13S EkbMg* SrwBt Toronto, and the city. He said -r , ■ inadequate." PIANO toradag oamfemf is Joe's prt- kMg BMjor sMt Ot fire or Boot* the cause of the fault has not Stove McRee, 20, of loke- She keeps an eye on the oper- a n ry iaicreat. iMs kasat add- “ y** M MART O’NEIL ORIFFITB, been determined. wood, ^ was d e w e n ^ a ^ ^u a c, which as a HiSTBUGTION ara rt a . *** awoothaen aperattoa. ^ Z t e a r n ^ t o in N.A.D,A.A., to ft teacher of The teoR®*»ton added that ^ MonHav hnirtin*- on to a *’®**A1 lot for moviea and tele- ■Mta tfeaa Iftay hara to da. aad Last itaaitb. wbOe sreaartte rtnseata 1 w tm * » » iZd **” Id Gnatar tte tfa te tor a teachers, producer of national during the first failure about he fell ^ ^ ^ Mats tor aertata. TMa ia an ia a teoar. Joe got eaasperaiad *** , ?*?** *“ champion Irish dancers, former 600,000 kilowatts was lost, or ,__,______lest of the independent “ « ■oper- Mo dnrrtraa tradfticft. Bat Joe wftb oae ot tte daacen aad Mt Hartford. , _ . Mrs. Oonnecdlont and teaches roughly the amount needed to ®«®"« HoUywood. But, tee S.Paglucica feaahadBaroitaiatniaiag. aad ter. He dhfertgtee fee^ ftMaeft f ” J L / Z f aU claosea herself. She has Ugto 800.006 homes. spokesman Lew Albert said, the place to well super­ Ma M m is to nai a achoel oa ay*, ha dMa't kaodc te r Anra. ^ studied In Derry, Belfast, Dub­ Mary (yNcU Griffith vised by JfU!k Foreman— “It 255 VERNON ST. Soores ot automatic alarms MoRee's fall was stopped by b M M d i Haedefkto, 00 far m or aardit e «r the aoti. But lie acnally tbaa be baa xor w p w lin and New Toik. Special was fortunate that my husband REGISIRATION otaosea for boya, teens and were tripped during the black- ^lump of boulders. Buckley School Area to fiadWi. did Mt ter: te en» admfta ft. *«* Z TCRG ADCRG was able, to break Jack in to M meteor, roe ftbotdd kaow. Mia n a to the board «d dbae' rtmetlOB a m be oc tne o e n tm FO t MUSIC iaSSPIIS adulto. Register 529-0336 out, and there were reports of . heiienntor lifted him to a ,1”" ~ H passengers being stranded to boSol^ aZiZZe teTa^ZMemTi tZ wSi te ra o ^ tte taSr haad. Joe 1» i»o «»P^ elevators stopped between bruises. he bad to step down." Doiy bill rjlAAiAr5»p». liH t B i SpjB. - 4 pJB. M n . Ooldwyn has atoo helped Rangers said they were un­ # jnuilriaas or exerttOre committee aad lli»d ♦« . wm * te tear* ACCORDION. GUITAR. PIANO. ORGAN I . .u.*!. ii-hf..!..,. supervise the release of some 1 M the arts. te. Joe. Tte reel U tte board *• kkaiy^cam a hoaoe la tears cert a In wtether lightning ^ husband’s COMM etrteekf a arard «d the didn't late Madb' to tMs "Beit *** tceartoa. struck the cable Itself or the "Wuthertog Heights," MANCHBTt ground near McRee. i:) •Inta at aa early age. The ath' acoonqA" aad d rip i^a d a "The Best -Years of Our Lives,’ Rll . I >. HA • BUI .iiN NIIK Il doftt ao loftgar ft**a at tean n»eathig «d the ftdl board. Bift “Ouys and Dcdto," etc. at the SCILLA GIBSON ENDS TONIOHT DUBAUK) MUSIC CENTER Ctoe-Clenega theater hdre. bat Is hoaaad with othen of Ms the board eoBlIn&od the aafiow' THEATER TIME Berlin Zoo .Largert age< tMs Ms rogidar srlwciiiiig ot the exacadve oomatittae. 1M WEST MIDDLE ITKE.' — 444-420S lEwptttns" Ifpralb Tte reitets of the Gtoldwyn “DOO" SCHEDULE "MIDNIOBT COWBOY" Cam rli n ii hrtd ia tte protos- tn ia , t ♦»»«"*. was v n y rtMct- W EST BEIRLTN — A recent tosUval? jfsftM arhoci. sad Ms arArtie Aghtad. UnqueatitettWy the - It lOOL OF DANCE ARTS anS“^ouSaya°^IS^teSell^areetl census showed that the down- ‘"'’*® teowtaga have ^ e STABT8 TOMOBBOW ' adMsftag M the aeeaa ftaca. board has tte power to fire Joe. Mate; "Manmer of 42'' 1:20, ora.™ !,«. 2S“ siald Mrs. Ooldwyn, Ha At m Ha art 21 bee n a but tte question is. “'Yflio wlM I t Triephon6_ „ 1,046 mammals of 280 species, ®4iers. Second Class Postoge b i ;^ ‘“of 7« specreV M d who 1 ^ 1 ^ huaband’s super- dqr. If fttUa Oweadolyte tends they get in Ids pUca’ " Tkerti UA Theatre East — "Tte D U N A W A Y 'All Passes-^ Ifsachester, Conn. (OmO) te get fat. Me gats a dirt to jan't an fo cA j around with Joe's II fish, amphibians, reptllos SUBSCRIPTION BA' ‘We feel encouraged to try anou^ to b a c k g S ^ oq»erieace. to -”l ^ STACY REACH Art Alone Endures' EDGAR ALLAN POE I Ons Yesr***l** 888.00 Invertebrates. The zoo to the some ttJng to San Frat* "Doc" «:U); "Midnight Ooar-< StUDlO REGISTRATION |te Months*Europe’s largest to the number tells his most say 4dbar food, aba soon sUms am no«r become Jort another ctsco. If it works there, we boy" »«0 . ^M teS*^..;:::::;::::::::: 15 of exhibits. mlgld think about a nationwide down. There's po, "Ob Mommy, school dedicated toJeacJdng lit. FOR NEW iSTUDENTS i r Graded Classes in Classical Rallet terrifying East Hartford Drire-In — "7 release of the filnis.’’ I want a piece of taxrBif," rou- tie girts bow to walk acron the rTTTTW TTrTrre m nutM " 7dH‘ "VaJdafatng xiIDBSDAY, SEPT. 9, 8 - S P JL m f isatewsllsm is the floor without falling on fiiatr py|gt->*u):00. 'ik Baton '^Tap T faces. >d East Windsor D rtre -te — ^ FR ID AT, SEPT. 10, 3 - 5 P JL Here aiaraa will n y , " I dotfi Joe has lit on Us feet. A c o u -‘gcandalous______Jten" 72Xi: "Tte SB COU)K Mtead a prcdeartmiil career for pie of Us asaociates at die vndeteeted" iotOCi SATURDAY. SEPT- 11. 1:80-8 PJL ★ Acrobatic ★ Wfodem Jazz ary IMde gM . ao it doesn't mat- Hartford tchoot of Ballet have Meadows Drtvc^ln — "Doc" BOLTON THE LITTLE ter it eke Mstea , nrirtakn." gone with Um. and he is open- "M dUght Oowtwy" 10:00. ^Prc-ScKool JENNIFER O’NEILL CLASSES START SAT., SEPT. 18 T H E A T R E O P Waft, tee probaMy doeen't to- tag s aebool at UO Wstetogtoc BUa-KOls Drive-In — "Bum- b a l l e t gOnOLiURMBP AVAfLAKiE HEBRON tand a caraar as a* accountant M. in Hsrtford. Ha already has >42» g;u; ‘Harper" MANCHESTER In evnyane% life dwre^ a INm BOYS 9 TBAIlBaiLa tJP tor ter girl, akker, but in sponsors. One Is giving Um the io ;08. ^ .p r e s e n t s sabpM they rxyect her to Isam use of an old meneton at that SUMMER CMF’42 CALL 643-9319 or 643-9419 E. HARTFORD or 643-6259 FOR INFORMATION 388 M AIN STREET— Ptattty «f F t m P iv Id iW T«L 648-S710, 643A414 or 646-472* JiflNCHESTi E H A R T F O R D U *' ! f. '/Aft' TBAR BEOUTEB BY FBOiNE PiaVAlE In evnyone% life w ARTHUR MILXER’B *?. \ h ’ *1 f“ 280-8MO M u r d e r s MOIS siniDif # POWERFUL NEW there^a naww NtBUNB PIANO DRAMA T H ^ R u e E m o t o K w m l i T H E SUMMER 9 • ACROBATICS TICKETS TOP HOROR HIT O F '71 • TEEN-AGE JAZZ CLASS a GEN. ADM. $2.50 f?l R ic h a rd Is le y STUDENTS $1.50 VINCINT telCE - JOSEPH COTHN Bild INnrs to C O f^ NORtNE M cC a r t h y KOFSKY’S SHOES Beveriy Bolliiw Burton IN ’I ^ FARKADB DIO DANCE STUDIOS OR C A LL M64M67 DANCE 289-9220 MAIN tr„ BT. No. >1 — KEBEBT BLOO. — OOVENTBY O EVERY 9 BETTY JANE TURNER Next to Iba first Congregattonal Church Dance Studio ' / ■ * S c k o v l 0 ^ (D a m s L Lossofis in IA M O N . 4 T U B S . BALIXr • TOE «i TAP • ACRORATICS Direeforsi Lee & Beferly Burton MODERN JA S • RATON TWikuNG H a d s a r t S i I ENJOY OUR MEAl FOR FOUR OR MORE J ' - - — 1------> Re-Opening for its 18fh Year a Oraded claaata for all age groupa M G r e e n S (< a All Jeaaons taught by Mr. Risley Group 4bkI PPhfofo Instructioii In . . . FRIED CHICKEN a s s o c i a t e T E A C m B . ^ a Small clasaes to inaureperaonal attention J TAKE HOM E A COMPLETE DINNER \ 311 GREEN ROAD. MANCHESTER a Morning and Saturday Pre-Bchoct Groups BAU£T ★ TAP ^ MODERN JA S FOR FOUR OR MORE I DEBORAH RANSOI^ s W4 have teen age and adult classes OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — 11 A.M^ - 9 P.M. • ^ a : i ACROBATIC ^ BALLROOM <»ADED CLARES IN FRIDAY & SATURDAY — 11 A .M .- 10 P.M. Msa.i. frtaothy ijmaeA, formerly ot Mlcheltne's School of 12 PIECES OF CHICKEN ALL FOR E m iiklleTardpIK T ffttiMiig' witl te on tb* teaching staff this year. 1 PINT OF MASHED B A U E T • t a p • JAZZ 4^ ACROBATICS OPEN Het6uti/fr #t tiit Studw — Thuraday, S«pt. 9,- Fri- SPECIAL & POTATOES > RegistraHon ert flie Studio BATON TWIRUNG • PRB-SCHOOL M O N D A Y fkiT, tbpi ff'/to 4'-5>0 U» 7;W p.m,. and Satur- . 22 Street (rear) 1 PINT OF COLE SLAW o E y " 4 ^ W a .;«, to 32 rKX»n, f?i BOYS’ tUkmJMI 0LA8S aad TIEN IAZ2 QLASS ' BUY ALL D A Y J^r AKyrjMK Vi PINT OF GRAVY Wadnatdciy 1 Saptanibar 8 3 -7 ONE 1 RIGISTRATION AT STUDIO LABOR D AY I ‘fjdi; ' fwaideteA:; 6 HOT BISCUITS Thursday $apfambar 9 3-7 III ()Ak MKM I MANCHLSTFR 1 . yt' <.a'-wd*v> CHICKEN DINNER SHRIMP DINNER Reg. $5.25 VdluW Friday j Sapfanbar to 3-S. Wednesday, Sept fUh, 2 P M . lo 8 P.M . e Jumbo ahrimp,shrimp, cocktoU sauce, cole $2i5 fti 1 8 pleoM of gi^den friend chloben, french fries, i- hot roll. (Cole alawi or baked beans, or potatoes J A french fried potatoes, hot roll.. A t^ fh* T0o^^r Thursday, Sept. 9th, 2 i’ .M . to 0 P M salads), Ichoioe of one) | each W.S'Wt . r ^ Fiiclny. Sept. 10th, 2 P .M . to 8 P.M . FISH DINNER ll ato iiMtey k- * •ktetite' -y' tte Pry fiwtilwwi Dates IN CLAM DINNER m ’Tasty boneless.esi filet, tartar .teuoe, cole a l ^ I M I 4 -* TSindteP^ tete tet- f ^ g *M'-f e tiA M v re. TelepfiOBe 647^1083 , \ Sotiiiduy, Sept th A M to P.M rM'pt. tried clams, trench fries, cole *h^w, M O A tgift‘oMtiwi 0*ne*, <4 eKufted an the 11 10 2 tartar sauce, hot roll. each WSnW*I frmch fi[|«d-potatoes, hot roll. w iftatey ■b- **'•' Tjrfc, jie t e M 's ^ /yrf# 4te V w ftwrid a leadthg 307 MidcH* Tpte. W ., M < «e h ^ ' ^ . r ■ ■ ' , Across from Parkade a rt active memben ef. Donee Edueaten o f ,Ariieilei^ .Miss Turner is e member of the Dance Matters of Amerlcai Inc., Dance Educators of SPECIAL LUNCHEON AND T R Y . 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SCAn CQESTER E V K N n m h e r a l d . XANCBESTER. OONN^ TUESDAY o SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 ------:— - i — ------Kuhn^^Rodriguez Nimirowski-Furphy Chimif India, Africa, U.S^ CrosS'Zeno Gessay?Bickford Guyet raiise Carmen Socorro Rodrigues of Hartford tooame tho blftdo of D a m t f Ja The pond a t 'Bolton IM d i waa. villa baaaaa the arena of tha Aqg,.44sisd- Pater Thomas Kuhne of Brood Gaotsa C. dfeeg of Jpmoo Igmn Krauss af Brook,, formerly of Manotoeter,. Saturday morning at tto By ALTON BLAKE8LBE F rom India came rauwolfla, vaatlgatlng, soy ooma U.S. doe- MaiWheater and Oary Hanmsl Aaaoclatad Preoa Selenoe Editor -leading, to a potent tranquUUier ton; Church of Jesus Christ of Lai- BaOaan IMBa. V t Guyette of Kaana. N. H. , _ _ and a drug to control high Old pertiapo as tha Ant tribal Tha brida ta tha daughter of tsr-day Saints in Manotoatar. NEW YORK (AP) — For u iy blood nraOsure. grounlngw la th a wlteii euMmi Iha Mda te tta da«|Mar mt one of a raft of. human iUne.- Folk^^edieina. an balng J^tafT? ^ Ztm o c t BcOotaa Mr. 1^ Mrs. Ward d . Krauae Tbs brida la a daughter of Mrs. AraceUa D. Rodrigues of as, then an at leaat four dif- reaxaminad or explored for tto workbig on tha baUaf ------to KaOa. The MdacrooM to Um of «r Walnut St. The brlda- ferent^ns ... smaU but Incraas- caused iy evil api^, wtdoh '\I Hartford. Tha brldagroom is aan « i M r. M l lbs. O. Altaft gTDors is tha son of Mr. and In esuna, cun oan come ing reseanm programa. Bolen- must to axoratoad through ia- Croaa « t BnctdatefSb Vt. Mrs Albert Oujtette of Beane, tto son of Mr, and Mrs. Wil­ N. liam R. Kuhne of Broad Brook. from sttoklng thin needles into tisto based in HawaU an study- cantofliana and wMh tha aid n a Rav. CSsaa F. M citu rA ^ N. H nerve points under the akin, in ing folkton medlcinas of tha aomaUmaa of ** of magle- Baala'a< BaPosa Blebop Arthur Black of Sims­ The Rev. Arnold Westwood of bury parformed the double- the art of acupunctun. pldflc Ocean, and have turned M propertlaa. ad the ilqaMafI the Manchester Unitarian Uid- In Africa, cun can come up some that show promtoe of Ills. I saal CtosD c t rtMttatl ling ceremony. Mra. Constance vemattst Society performed the Kuhne of Enfield was organist. from witch docton using mag- ontlcancar activity, of being 11.H.. araa asKaslat. as|l tha a»- idoufale-rtng 'ceremony whirh leal words and peituqw a pain-kiUen and tranquUlsen, . .. $Ht M p $ The bride was given In mar­ kbt was lOaa Jasa Bogrla .«< took place outdoors on the laws sprinkling of powdered hton of or capaUe of Indueing abortion, priteh doctor by tha pond. riage by- her uncle, Maurice ihlnoceroa. ■ Natives knew about such prop- ’n ia bfida srsa ghras is ma|i> The bride wore a dotted Swim Abulance of Hartford. She wore In India, cun can come from eriies. And a Swedish group is riaga bjr bar brotbar, Pam Z m » over pink organaa empire guwu a fitted gown of organza over herbs known for thousands of booking into the medicines of Tto wihdi dootor, by aU wo- of Detroit, Mich, Bba as fsttSowrd with a ' aquare neck­ paau de sole, accented with yaan to docton of Ayurvedic south American fodlana. counts, has two tUnga gbing ter aeiplre gsam o f mb organaa line edged with lace, short pull lace appliques,-and fashioned madlclne. \ him. One la hla natlva wit and Mmmad adth pass d*aaga laea aleevea apphqued with vemas with a train, ttor floor-length In tha United States, cun can power of oboarvatian, whIHi aad aeed pearla and Paatgaed lace and pink ribbon, an A4ias Bpanloh mantilla was topped by o lean er or else are out of proportion to heroin—because tto feelings in- alm pty coneadad that tha ovU Mrs. Krsuae w ore a purple the couple left for a waddiiig lege. She la a junior at Eastern Ramliss photo also carried a bouquet of yel­ Fails. Maas.,* niece of the bride, low and white daloles. any physical duced by drugs cannot compare spirit to strongar than the msdl- floral print jumpsuit with an trip to Lake WInnipeaaukae. For Oonnactlcut State Ooliega.. Mr. with the mental was junior bridesmaid. Her overskirt and a purple' orchid traveling Mrs. Guyette srors a Gtqratte is a 1987 gnduata of MRS. PETER THOMAS KUHNE Robert HaU of Broad Brook People ____ around the world______are experience ctne," soys Bihal B. Thoifipaon, white dotted ewiee gown waa coTMge. The bridegroom’s blue and arhlte atrh;>ed aeeiauck- Keene ISgh School and aerred served as best m en . Uoliera subj^^’ to siiifil«"<»midBlnte • chemist who Mudtod wHfli trimmed with a mint green boar mckber w ore a green and beige er They wiU live in two years srlth the UA Navy, w ere Bruce Donnelly of Enfield stenSnlng partly or solely from Transcendental meditation to doctor medlcinea and praetieaa and streameis. She wore a enter pthn peasant blouae and aUit Bolton Notch. He is employed at Choice Vend and Stanley Masur of Hartford. psychic tenriona — nervousnaas, ^ ’edited with rellevliig mental Africa, gieen headbow, and ahe also and a wUte orchid corsage. Mrs. Guyette is a 1989 grad- in Wlndaor Locks. Swanson-Swanson Aftar a reception in the severe itching, some head- ■»! phyalcal tension, to being dome wUysh docton uoa carried a bouquet of nuitticai^ church ball, tlie couple left on aches, ecsema, some irregular studied as a means of con- trickery on tha dtoaaao toing ored dalSea and gypaopfaila. a northern New England motor or fast heartbeats, some IndUnF blood preosure, and treatad—"thay usually bnur Warren Croaa of ^singfleld. Btruxiaski photo muoole cramps, faintness, high ”>by have other uses in clinical their conooettona in osorat and Vt.. aerred as best man. Ushers trip. They plan to Uve on Siason MRS. THOMAS CHARLES GESSAY ^ Fotamiaiiae photo- blood pressure at times, uloen, »i«dlelhe, say some raaearch- do not oaU a madiolna by auM w ere Peter Croaa of Brattlehoro Kimball-Opalach Av». In Hartford. constipation, blurred vtoion, Im A ihdueeo a mental state before tha patlant rboovan. A and Owen ja^j^rien of Granville. Mra. Kulma, a graduate of MRS. PETER JOHN NIBHROWSKI The m arries d Wayne Theriault of Stratford. somnia, weakness ... tto list Qidte distinct from wakeflilness, atekneaa to creditod wUh bavtng Kmmttt photo N.T. Boat Wlndaor High School, is Bickford____ of New to ^ wore an orchid color empire Gloria May Opolach goes on. aloap, dreaming, or the states a penonahto oopabla of haor- K MBS. GEORGE C. CROSS Mrs. Zen> worewwav »a ^nujbpink aujk«tlk amployed at theM- TravNera t In- t ^he marriage of- Ramona groom’a mother wore a gown ipiie needle doctor, the witch iawduced by hypnosis and auto- ing, end it nuiot not knour dw moire ensei" Thomas Charles Gessay of Man- gown and headpiece, and ttie Jonathan Chtwter Kimball, both Chester waa aolemnixed Aug. 28 carried a bouquet of yellow of Manchester, were united in Furphy to Peter John vrith a paisley print skirt and *«T Star of the Sea neetlout Bobool of Binginaetliig. • ceaaoriea. the American doctor in tbe Quite ' startling and Witch doeforn have plant hired kUt dress wim white ac- Church In New London. Danette Garbaugb of New at. Ihomas Aquinas 'Chapel la Paluska-Heim and liaa Bickford of atoms. tar, took place Aug. 7 at the ^fter a reception at' the great itiedioai center or In a are the descriptions by Amari- medlclnaa, and a bagful of apa- ceseories. Both had corsages of The bride is the daughter of Wappingera Falla, slaters of the The bride U the daughter of Ouiroh of tho Aaaumptlon, American Legion KM tto cou- towii-wlth reassurance can newamen and aclentists of c*** Ihlnga not Uksty to to arUte roees. The bride to the daughter of P^* h**" * wedding trip to ^jui instillation a t aoms faith. wltneasing surgery performed adopted by Eftotom medicine— , X.*’ "'•P**'* ** •*“ orchid color gonms with Opedach of 16 Byron Rd. Bia Mr. Mra. John B. Furphy New York. For traveling l^e. But In a putdown o t “other In C9iliia With actqamctura as * ZUlu wKch docioc'a materlale Reetaurant in Bellowa of Wappingera 1 ^ . N. T. T ^ matching ribbon la their hair, Uidegroom U a son of Mr. and of 29 Stone St.'The bridegroom Nlralrowekl wore a jei^y kmt medicines’’ than their own, the only anesthetic—Includiiig Induda ouch Itame as tortol ***^!*^'**°^ **. y . : they carried bouqueU of Mrs. Chester W. KimbaU of IM to the aon of ID. and Mra. John dress of' navy Uiw with matoh- niany Western doctors say faith that tor patients had thalr remadlaa wrappad in small ding trip '“■ to ” Maine. ' They now -and . »»Mra. Charles _ „ Oeasay _ of 140 yellow chryaaatfaemuma. Hackmatack 8t. Nlmlrowaki of 888 HlUstown Rd. *®F accoaaorlea. 7™y healing accounts for all tto akuUa opened and brain aur- glass bsOa, powated .bom of live af M Cbllege SL, North N. School St. Michael Orlowiki of Manches- R«v. Richard Bynie of Tho Rev. Robert J. Burbank l"F e t 187 Hilliard St. Apt B. resulta claimed by needle, gery carried out while they ihlnoceroa piocoa of erooedOa Adams, Maas. The Rav. Anthony Opiipatra aerred o beat tfimw Anthony T^iomeui Aquinas Chapel of the Church of the Aosumption witchcraft and herb prac- talked calmly with tto aur- akin, bits of borii, drta^ inaonfa, Mra.Mrs. O ■■ graduate af ^ London perform^ the qI Manchester sei^ performed the double-rin^ cere» performed the douUe-ring core- FiMuatea of ImuHstoater Hyh uticners. The human-body, they geons, ate orange'sllees, oppor- and a smosgaabord of oOior Oastleton CSoHeye, double-ring ceremony and whs ed the guests. The ring tvearer nw»y- John Cartson of Man- r. mony and was celebrant at tho Scivxd. He attended Mractomr has remarkable pow- ently feeling no pain, while apaciaHtlea, Dr. Thompaoa hM bem a ^ o a c ^ fer the paM celebrant at the nuptial M aas.. waa Blckfbrd of Wap- cheater was organiatp and Mlaa nupltal Moos. Paul Cbetelat of' Community CoUogo aM *•••"■ era of self-healing ogalnot in- claqiing in their hands tto Uttle says. Bouquets of orchid, malae and pinrera Falla, brother of the J®««t Peck of Manchester was US toring S t was the organist Pl®y«d *>y the Kage Co. m Pine fatten and injury, even if no red book- of CSialrman Mao's Wtteh docton la AlMoa and white gladioli were on the altar, bride. aoWat and guitarist. The bride William Liggett of 8 Lynn Dr., - I^Wifcai treatment to glveq—a thoughts. thalr oouDtorparto in Haaratl, Vernon waa the adoiaC vorslty of Hartford. aaotots Weateni Their only treatment, said Haiti and atoawhan uoa tha aa- ^ Mni. Carhmigfa worn a p ^ ceremony The bride was given in mar­ doctors in their succeas os wNl. Chinese suigeona, was to have live bsM la maglo aad splflts MA degree from North Adams ^ “**■ «>««>»We with __ . . . m. fiill.lsmvth fl’rwiHt ninir n rrr—rtrlrM fstwl a /a/kpwaaa •onga and riage by her father. Her gown ^ I 1 1 But other pbyaiciana phyatotons disagree a few tnree-inchthree-lBch long neeoioaneedlea anaaad ouggsaamixyouggaallbUlty to oast spona,spaOs, state OklegeTii; ia’ai,' B^^TSuJirdalS^^ of organza vma designed with I Atoptrl ^ ^ h o O lA nothing more than faith Inaertod into the webbing to- somatimaa ftigntenliig paopto to tloaai principal in the WUMama- guSoU werk^nX^taT short sleeves and an organza j, always tavtUyed, an4 tween thumb and forefinger. death. Those m aihad s M n town. M aas., elementary ^ pear-ac«tanted alecou aweetheart rewes. The b r i ^ TSTbride waa glvim to mar- fijrTi'ai' aCbooie. crepe and lace aleevea, groom’a mplher wore a mint o™* w» given m a m i and bodice with a high O ^ ouggestlng ckMwr, men ob- Does acupuncture tnvolva daath apau hava aotaally dtod ______;;______‘ and crepe tUrt.' Her floor-length green ensemb^ 'with matching riage by her father. She wore Her headpiece was a o€>Seen 011 .FForce O F O C jective looks at acupuncture, some kind of hypnooto or wg- wHUn a few days to 10 days tpenmiit waa trimmed with acceaeories and a corsage of a gown of aaUrpefui, deelgned chapel-length wianHUn trimmed -n. meditation, and herb and gestion that thera will to no Uma'. Wsstarn dontara apamlata with window pane acUffli em­ with iffAA and ahe carried a medicine around the world, pain, some ultracolifidenoe in- that tha caiiaa niay bs ohoefc AboriKUud Tools matching lace, aad ahe carried white camatlcna and jrellow broidery and pale blue daiqr ap­ 5»Bin»nde bouquet of bridal bud AFor AM. M. Peace in India, piedicinol use of otillad in tha patient, or to it produeod by Suddeni rslaaaa of- ^ a bouquet of'White, orchid and aweetheart rosea. pliques accenting the empire Nasslff photo lOoea plants to mentitmed to the Riga "rubbtoh" as some Western adranaUn, nr Biat tha ■rtronal . STDNBTT — ISgh winds on the yellow chryaanthemums. A reception was held at the bodice and long pouffed rieevea. x H f g.niiAAA Marie Furphy " LONDON (AP) — OoeducoA Veda, written between 4800 and doctors snort? Or to there some glandS atop flmcHaning, ap tha north coast of New South Wales. Mlaa Theresa Turcotte of Elks Lodge Home In Onoten. Engaged of 20 Stone St., sister of the tional achocto may be a force 1600 BjC.,. which some htoto- physiological phenomenon that h sartstops, too. have uncovered a leiige num- Brietoi waa i^ald of honor. She For a wedding trip to Cape Cod, ulualon waa arranged from a The enaaaement cf Mtoa Jane bride was the matd of honor, for world peace, a Brittoh re- ^tona coU perhaps tto oldest calls for undeistandlng, and Bays Dr. Ihompaon. “Altar her of aboriginal stone imple- wore a malxe yellow empire Mrs. Oeaeay wore an orange matching headpiece, and ttM Leigh to B r t o f t o h ^ Brldekmaida were Mtoa Sharon searcher reports. repository cf human 1 ^ 1 ^ . p o ^ b ly f i u ^ d«velopmentT_ conaldariiig aU factors, lot ua menta burled in sand dunes. An gown and headpiece, and she crocheted dress with a corsage carried a cidotdal bwquet of .V- Furphy and Mi— There are fewer bullies Later along came the Ayui^ CUneop doctora soy they do not have undue oontampt for area of about 5 acres yfan found '-furled a boinuet of orchid of yellow chrysanthemums. The white loeee, camotloM and *£•■ ■- Oaohdan, both of New York ”• ^ 4 City, has been announced by bra Ann Furphy. both of 29 among the boys and fewer "y**®*" «>' medlc^, ^ not know how actqpuneture tho witch dootor nor dtoragsiB littered with small stotm axes, color chiyaantltamuma. couple plans to live cjLSdgertcn baby’s breath with pale' blue - ...... spiteful girls at mixed achooU P ««^ achieves what it does, but ttoy Um complatoly. Ha knows each spearheads and other tools'.' -,Tlta bridesmaid Mra. St. i - tor parents, Mr. and M«; jd - Bt,. and sisters of :fho ribbons. len F. BeluSce of 178 B. Center bride and Mtos Christine Nlml- thnn at Uin— for one sex onlv “ "***" mcdlclnos (Indian ut- toy It worka, that for thousan. Ronw-Jodota of Rochas- ^ U j ^ C ^ e r B w a n a m o l »ISSa JfTe" ^ andArchl- Ushers were Paul J. Mbllnarl of N ^ also streased erolae. medlcatkm. a aalMree ' A ' / 2 Goalee Dr. is a ton of Mr. ter, J t.Y . ThOlc.. rose odor Tolland and Harry AUen Swan- teotural Design at tho Pratt In- 407 Woodland St.; Rlchanl C. ai„Aie.aex education for almUar ««®t and other maans aimed at you ignore it. Then you’ll really have to pay to and Mrs. Josei>h Oohm of Suf- tt» cf OromweU.wora married ^ Hartford and ®® “T other ayatema of medicine n- For example, you can familiarize yourself V Ruaslero ipboto McKay waa organlat. An ar­ « n tlte ^ S S ^ ^ si‘3 ^ d Oomtacticqt, U employed a. Aircraft Con>., Bast Hartfoni. Mra. John Swanson o t KlnifB- The mother e t the bride wore brotiiw of the bride. P«>«oupled with the op- ^ mdlaXitanl and Slddha- buiy Ave. Ext. 'Hm iirldegraom a light Mue dress with matolr'' with all the local ordinances governing pollution MRS. WILLIAM E. PALUSKA JR. rangement of pompons waa on Mra. Fuiphy wore a burnt P<—“ a®*- <,ah cure chronic dtoemoas, In- • the altar. camaUona with pink atresaiera. Is'tlM sen of Mr. and,Mrs. Rus- big acoeaoorles. .The biidle- orange color gown with match- One graduate of an ali-girl paralysis, casea, on control and then abide by them. You can use in­ „ , The bride waa given in mar- - Jam es K. KimbaU Of Say- aell Swanson of Cromwell. groom’s mother were a light Ing accaaObrlea. The brida- schod sold her campus showed vvestem dootors have glv- secticides sparingly and use power tools around The 'marriage of Patricia groom ; and Mima Jean Belan- ,tage by her father. She wore an mour kerved as hla brolfaer's The Rev. Donald G. Miller ot yellow dreaa with matching ac- "a general tendency t o great ^ p , the house only when they’re really neceasdry. MarU Helm of Rockville and F®*’ Rockvlll*. ’^ r empire empire gown of auic organza ac- bed man. .Uoton were David the ToUond dongregational ooaaorlea. Both mothera wore exdtement the moment almost while aueb olalma ora . dla- You can support local legislation that will reduce WllUam B Pohiska J r of Ell- Fowna of green a^ln and cented with venlae lace Inter- C3tatel of Manchester and Alan WU^ B. P^iaka Jr. of ^ ^ the ^ rtbbon and ITS Church performed the double- white orchid corsages, onyone in troiioara appeared.’’ puted here, there's no question visual pollution or noise pollution, or water pol­ MacDonald pf Now York City. ring eeremeny. Bouquets of After a reception at tho Fol- A boy who had been at both ia but that aorne * medldnea de- ington waa Kkemnized fetor- honor attendanta' gov^ and ,a,*loned with high neckline, Mrs. Opalach! wore a ptok glodloli wore .on the altar, lowehlp Hall of tho Bolton Con- lution. You can make sjure your new house is so day morning at Bt. Bernard’s they carried bouquet^ of dal- aleevea. A-line skirt bogr'a school and a mixed one rived from herbs and planta crepe dress with a corsage of Mto. Howard Denalow of Tol- gregational Church the couple said there waa "leas depraved used by tto Indian .practitioners well insulated that j|ou’ll consume less fuel for Oburcb in Rockville. elea, yellow m ln la ti^ chiyaan- chapel train. Her elbow- pisk and white rosea. The, bride- land was tha oigantot. Mta. toft Jtw a motof trip to Florida. heating it or.cooling it. Tha bride la {he daughter of themums and star flcwera. length veil of atlk lUualon waa sex talk among the boys" at and In folklore medldna do groom’s mother w ore an aqua Douglas -Fartrldga of Cromwell For traveling Mra. Swanson the coed campus. tove clinical efteot. STom There’s a lot you CAN do. But get started Maraball E. Heim Sr. of Moun- Miss Connie Abbott of Roc.k- arranged from a pink an||t white crepe dress with a corsage of ‘^ O F M A N C H I S m \ \ ’Tke fo m e l W eer iOsf^ was Ihs soloist. wore a light plnkJwo-pieoe suit ■- ______plants came digttaUf to old a now before it really costs you. tain St., and the late Mra. Mary- viUe, niece of tte bride waa the headpiece, and she carried a yaMow roses. The brfde was given In maiv arlth matching acoepaocles and _ ' _ - . _ , weakened heart, quinine for Ann Heim. The bridegroom is flower girl, ^ e r peach satin colonial bouquSt of pink sweet- After a reception at the riaga by tor unda, Charlaa • white ordild. ^ B eetle start pollution. People can stop it. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William gown and ^adpiece matched heart rosea, white daisy pom- American Legion Home, the Y. M C A “ , C a t h o l i c s combat'*"•*!;[??* ecurvy, * * ^ and ephedrtne E. Paluska Sr. of Jikly Rd. the adult AtlendanU’ and »he> pons, etephanotls and baby's Chiiberg of Rockville. She wore Mrs. .Bwonoon to a 1986 giadu- couple left on a wedding trip to LARGEST an a m j ^ gown of atlk organaa ate of Manchester High School ' S h a ro F a c ility to raUeva aatHmatlc attack. The Rav. Anthony J. Mitchell carried A noeegay of yellow breath. Gape Cod. They s d l Uve a t 880 miniature with long sleeves, high odlar, and to employad . by .Nstoon of St. Barnard’s Church.. i>er- ^O ra^them um a. Barry L. Arnold of Man- Footer Dr., WUlimontic, SELECTION and ohi^-lancth train trim- FraightWays Ino. In Rmkvllla. ' DANBURY, (AP) — A Young formed the double-ring cere­ dalales and baby a . cheater, slater of the bride, waa Mrs. Kimball is a June grad­ Ostein mad with soaUopad laoe. Her Mr. BwaniNm is a 1988 giadu- Man's ' Chrtotian Asooclation mony. Bouquets of assorted Richard or Txxtano ^ honor. Her empire uate of the University of Con- served best man. throa -tiar vail cf lUk illusion at# of Vinol Roglonal Tech- branch and a Roman OzthoUc • YEW S# flowers were on the altar. pArith community center are waa told in plaoa with a two ntoal School In MhUlatown. Ha MFiHDADlIB 8 TIIABS The bride waa given in mar- tier crown 0^ oryatato, paaila to am plo^ by Brio Anderson, pooling reiourcea In what they'' rlaga by her father. Her empire FORMAL and laoa. She oarrtad a cdonlai a Cromwell contractor, Engaged aay to the flnt auch merger In 3 F O R $ 4 gown of Bilk orgohza and Chan­ line and long puffed aleevea. this country. -J WlHiam Gay of Tolland. She wore a matching headbew bouquet of roaaa and sUplia------BPMDAINBB 19 YBAM tilly lace waa fashioned with a Kirk Jaconskl of - Rockville, notto. Tha angogsmant of Mira The reglona) YMCA la to take high scalloped neckline, long with veil, and carried a colonial $ 3 l A C H bridegroom, was ^ aweetheart WEAR Mtos ManRia Hanington of Long W alk Home. Joyoa gtoiron Pastarnaok to titie to tto buUdlnC used by St. full aleevea with pointed c(dfa, Brnast H. Dufraona, both of Petar’a''' 'Kearney community the ringbearer. roeps, shaata 'pompons and glmabuiy, oouatn of the bride, FBW UPRIGHT AND , an A-line sU rt hemmed with The mother of the brlde- was maid of honor. BHdos- OKLAHOMA CrTT (AP) Manohratar, haa bean aiinouno- Nauin photo center, which haa tha only tn- chantlUy lace, and a chapel ^ mlnt-green A-llne FOR wara M n Ravnumd David *"’'*“ Raines*«»«••■ tola 8,o, and It WM od by hsr.paranU, Mr. and Mrs. VmeteiwernJ ^ pubito use In the ROUND length train attached at tbe ^ oveidreaa with Brideemalda were Mlea Mary o T ^ r n if R a u i^ u la ^ Waltar d\ PaaUmaok of 191 E n g a g e d «Hy. The new '^organization. 44 lALDWIN RD. waist with an organza W . ^ acceelSriea and an orchid bridal Mtoa Oirtotina gwanaon boms In tea.grown-up world. Bo Woodland At. A.. • A# ui.. iA.it known as the Kaarnay YMCA, WWW A fuli-langth lace mantilla aouee. btdh of Manchester, RENT of Now Toik, cousin of tha "*Fy**® Uiot'a why ha was a Hsr flai^os t o tha------son of ----- Mr. BOzatoth angagement of Mira boohto of dlreo- and aarrlad a eoaeada bouquet ^ reception waa ^|d at tha ^ WB AUK) brldt! and Mira Joypa Holland «““• ^^OuaeA at hto mottor'a Dufraana of th Brown Manotoatar.to Rlohard programs and aUffo. e t aitatafare ehryaanthamums, Bro^d Brook Open. House In styled to match tha honor and Ml.. Carol Lafoar both of Inatruotiona. Rt. 44-A, Oovantry. airanun. oom^ot Tlw Y ^ ___had boon ____— oonduoting _ a attendant’s and they carried yeSaw wrasthaart roaaa, and Broad Brook featiae** ora ■AMOVnODBIVni... ■olton, Whan David laft for tto flnit k Im Paatamaok la a graduate **••_**••" «>*npaign to build Its own koAF’k ksMth. ktor to r wedding trip to th^ MUker I'teraek.frayer __JIW W All tha lataat atylsa and ooloni Tha attrauianto wars draoisd school |n n aar^ Harrah, of Mdnohastar. High Bohool and ytat Mr imd Thomas R. * pool, bdt could Mlw Crika V. P rince of Ell AILTMD In otook . . , Nothing to aand Virgin island., l U . Palua|ta Lerlas tketo pwwte. AviliaMc la' away auras- oilba in ntnk ohlffon amsira Ms moUiar, Mn. Odall Ralnaa, attandad Moras l^zlntra Ool- ®*2I*"* '*,***11?* .w ar. •‘**®** “* *”*• I SM«M N wsa tto maid of honor vmra a sleevetess A-line mint- heart rosea, miniature cams- Uv* eeien. Just eiU w. We will lie LATMT away for . . . Ws atook otosa (rom Boys’ slsea 4.90; Man's S j ^ ^ t h ^ inatruimd him to rids tha bus lag* m Hartfort. Isha to am- * , ***‘*^® MSS.V. Mary Pariseau of grean dress, Uons and baby’s breath. MR8. WAYNE C. GOLON ■led M meeiwe your wiadews ead CDKAM / S IT w im w W t o T t o M ^ ^ ‘0 U i i ^ that afternoon and p l ^ aa a raoratarial aratot- «»d M^; ■)[ vio G lr ^ n of 147 years ago. has m \ 1 1 \M4N'n dve you a toe etHmete to oew eisea 14-82 R«g„ 84-48 - Short, tUIlt was the matrcei, of i^r. Paluska is a graduate of Kimberly A. MacBeth e t Man- "Tea"reatliM.” ■■ 8d-*2 U m g, MMa Bxtra Loog, ..4..1 nuiirara. Tkalr Pink Uuoa U>an "walk oh hoint." ant at Aatna Lift and Ctooualty Braokitoto Bt, been ope^atwt for a year by an Thoir potd satin empire Ellington High Schod and Mon- Chester, cousin of tto bride, was brother of tbe bridegroom, and accsaeorlee and a .ecraage of 88-42 mtim Ihort. Din (. ri(niii I IS ) jeere trimlned with tlo- chaster Community College. He flower girl. Her gown and toad- Clayton R. Adamep of Manches- yellow aweetheart rooea, Uarod velto wore h t U ^ to He opparonlly ramemberad foauranoe 0». In Hartfo^. iLihijIT *7ltoh W lw tm r Tha-Ooo88lou oomatot haadiilaoaa. 1?* mold only tha ’’walh" part of hto In- Mr. Dufraona to a a!!d^to*l!hS w mS ^ \ \ >,.i .1.1. «t ggHfuaa and tbay wora :|a co-owner of the Alpine Haua bow were simUar to those Worn ter, brother of the bride. Tbo A reception was held' at m i FONT 00 tog keaiWiiias and three- in Vernon. Mrs. Pohiaka is also by tto honor attendant, and aha ring bearer waa Robert C. Ar- Fiano'e RaatAurant, Bolton, Fpr of honor oorrlod a oolonlal bou- IstnMUoM, whon olasara Oommoroo Hl«h^ Mwol In PASSPORT PHOTOS w n i)(iN Din (. ill vsBa. ‘rboy cariled bou- a graduate of Ellington High carried a basket filled with pink nold of Manchester, nephew of a motor trip to WaMUngton, M flA L M i r t SHOP oust of pUik mbdotura oama* para oVtr ho rat out on fool. Worerator, Mooo. Hj^to ralu^Liiu WENTinCATlON’ fOI-407 MAIN ITMIT t t m owooBwart poooo and Hto mottor, oonoomod to ^ at Fratt and WMtnay DIvI- Mr-CMranBn to • ad dalalaa, melon color Schod and the HaMXord Airllns shaeta pompons, aweeUwart the bride, . DX7., and Virginia, Mrs. Odon W e m I n a s s i f f ftoto sad star flow- personnal SchooL- Sto la a tr^ - roses and camatlone, lavender Mis. Adamec wore a light Wore a navy blue and white knit MANCHHTI9 wMto ototkurM pompono. Tto woon'l homo on Uma, hoppatf In aion M IMtod AlroroA In Boot ^ M Keep America Beaiitlful ----- ..a.lu.1 bounusto tor oar to look tor him. Iho Hartford. and to-employad oo a loam fuar CBmd(« Shop A Studio Dim . I i:> M I-II el agent for R.J. McKenna and sUUce, and ivy. aqua blue eiuwmhle with match- snaemMs, After Sept, 12, th* W ' M l* l4 7 f won 0# dolala* and ptiih minio* found him trudging along juai a Tha wadding to ptonhad for gl_Ctonay^ y uGwra. w ere Httss Rita Som . Barry L. Amoid of Manches- Ing occeasorjss and a corsage of couple will Uve at I tOpalae Or. ■ JQ|Jk|CQk| tl9 Mato Btl'llin ihiilio \,l. f... I ... I tMbWiHwl Nf Om mMMjm 4 I« teawtoto ap OF M ANCHilTIR to n aaffMHom. port of Uw rayon milra honta Got. 19 ol ttit gaeond Omgraia- lEa wadding to piannwl for IkeAOrauiiiio Cmmu m4 im at«if«p«' mwwIiimi u eiiiflwi ■ M RtolwMa, Milar of the They wtU Uva at tto Plnney tor, brother-in-law of tha brida, pink swaathaart -rosaa,'' Tha Mr. and Mrs, Ooton ara am- * * wwwa aiwtowaw OPIN Tkioidt* ’«H « P.M, BMwonl ttonting' of Oromwall from o o l^ . tianol Ohunb. oqtotor 6 4 M 3 4 9 jHtoa Faiwato PahwhA of ,HU1 Apia- I" EtUngton kftar served os tost, man. Uahars brtdsgroom'a- mottor woina a pU tyei rX tha CtonnaoUout Bonk Men, Aw 1st. fiHdiM af tha brida- Sapt- 19- * were David A. Ooton of Ikifflatd, turquotae'idrees--with matching and Trust cb. in Hartford. P A IN T CO, n u m i «M MABN NT» MANCr r m - ' l , ' i - r

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Bus Time Changes State M an Says: Hlattrl^pBtpr K Publlo opinion, operating at such a Connecticut Soviet Stand Peace Drug distance from realities full of con­ /tin .The following Msdohester Frogs, Crayfish^ Crickets Puerto Rican Leftists tradictions and complications it cannot High School buse/ will start On N-Tests their mombig funs approod- B acked By begin to understand, is all too likely to mately 18 'inlnues earlier Can Serve Fine Pets me. . tall into th e. trap of labeling one By A.H.O. Is Unmoved , than the times listed on the Psychologist Plan Anti-U.S. ^Pl^otagonlat a villain and then making school pages, ..3, 8, 6, 8, 11, By JOY BTnXEY favorite pets are frogs and O BNBVA (A P ) — The Soviet 27, and 36. WASHINGTON (A P ) - The By OEOROE ARFELD "although rumors to the effect not announced an Intention to If Governor Mesklll keeps on A P Newafeatures Writer salamanders.' R f b r 6 . the assumi>tlon that those who (Oppose Union said today It has not Bennet Junior High School that 100 Industries will be join the demonstration. PuMialian president of thd American Psy- There Is no lack of animal SAN JUAN, P.R. ^ (AP) — him are therefore virtuous heroes. telling them so, the people of chongeii its position on banning bus 18 will start approxi­ NBW YORK (AP) PT(^s bombed sounds grotesque, we ; A leaflet signed' by the two ■\Mindad OototMr l, u n cholcgical Association------stuck~ to j j ®t Fairfield, Conn., Puerto Rico’s leftist' separatists The \mpleasant truth, however, is ConnecUcut thomsolves may underground nuclear weapon mately 20 minutes earlier are doing all In our power to militant parties and now PuMlalMd Kyary Brenlnc Bxoapt Bnndaya than the time'listed. his gura Monday after four oth- crayfish, oate^illars and house wljere RiccluU lives with distributed throughout the is­ aodnm lui^ Bntared at ua Poat onioe at begin to believe that they . tests since the opening of the crickets may not be as trodl- his wife and three small chil- are agitating for a massive aafeguord probable targets.” ^aiwhaatar. Conn., aa 'Saoond daaa llall likely to \ie, this: that there is not', in All elementary school er psychologists challenged his land, claims the governors' have Boihehow expressed them^ lOeneva disarmament talks and Uonal as cats and dogs, para- dren. In oddlUon to the boa antl-A^orican domonstraUon to Sporadically over the past routes operated by the above theory that such social curses conference will be held in San the Vietnamese political picture, any selves In favor of great econ­ made It plain It will not accept SOBSCRIFTION RATES ' ] buses will start approximate­ as war...... and...... racism might.. bo keels and goldfUh, 'but such «»ere ere two dogs two cata; a coincide with the opening of the m «ths,^ t e n e t s b e l o n g to Juan "to present a false image potential candidate who is really thes omy In all levels of govern­ ' a bon except on Ita own terms. Payable in Advanoa ' ly 6 to 10 mlnues Isder than eliminated by treaUng mankind small wild creatures still make ^ * " “ H ® -« national governors’ conference outlawed Indopendentlsta - (^ Puerto Rico to the world and Qoa Tear ...... (|;.0D The Soviet delegate, Alexei with an anUaggrossW dnur ' creatures still make between a European gold- h, gan Juan next Sunday. separatlsU-gangs have flre- Hontba kind of leader we would like to see ment. times Indicated, , perpetuate the presence of the f& ea Hontba A. \Roehchin, reminded the Dr.— Kenneth’ B. CTark "first IntoresUnir Dots.P®*®’ ThovT»>ey are iiasvuasy „ftch and a canary-six sala-«.il«. acUvlsts are predlcUjig a, A'"®*'- Yankees on the Island." One Month .. 8.38 elected President of South Vietnam. And If they begin to believe B36th'(neoting of the conference block president of - the ' APA ^ acquire and can be kept in- manders, a couple of barking ______icons and Cubans or with ^ e r to Rico boosts the highest The interventionist power game we it themselves,, perhaps they turnout of 18,(XX) at a rally and -MKMBSR OP will, some day. actually denion- his government expressed its had proposed In a speech at the »ucces*fully, too. . tree frogs ("which sometimes p^iitesT HU.rch ^ ' a ^ e ’ coiintlng Anrierlcan-soundlng names, e r ' capita income ot Latin THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Along with the. more coirimon wake me at night barking like The Aaaocated Preaa la excluatrely en­ ourselves qre playing In South Vietnam strate and agitate in favor of view on .how to cbach American ^® us.” / / ber what happened to Chicago’s he knows that the people of ■ Ferre has summoned bualneaa ' Bubacriber to Loa Angelea Timea-Waahlng- Surgeon Oeneral' of the Public Health "Wo would like to stress that Northeast UtlUtlea Co. nuclear Museum of Natural History o’tooP^^on of the guinea pig, _____ ------image during the Democratic ton Poat Newa Serrice. ■'Connecticut have expressed and civic leaders tp nis office ‘Bomb*^ Plant Tree* the Soviet Union, as we have generating station, was back in y which is the only one that's re- convention’'- in 1968' >\ilt aervice client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. Service have decided, to their own s ^ s - themselves In favor of any to request a campaign of good' OTTAWA — Canadians are Pnbtiahera Repreeentativea — Mathewa, repeatedly stated, Is ready to aervlce Monday after being 'i„' ^ atatoment. ampll- «Po™‘ ve and learns to IdenUfy ■uumon and Cullen inc., ftieoial A(«tcy faction, that violence on television can. —thing. , RumorA that 1(X) U.S.-owned will towards the governors and experimenting with alrplane- — New York, Chioago, Detroit and Boston. sign an agreement on the ces­ knocked (xit by thousands ,of „ed at a news conference, they "> ‘mals are es- businesses will be sabotaged No citizen has over accosted In^de Report those connected with the con- dropped "bombs’’ that plant make children who watch television sation of underground nuclear tiny fish. "chailengod the thesis that eenUoIly somethh^ to iMk at during the four-day 'cpnference .M EM BER AODIT BCBBATI OP dRCULA- us and told us ho was in favor ference. Welcome messages trees. ^Nursery-grown for a yeor noN& mors violent In their own behavior. weapon tests on the basis of na­ As company officials ex­ and study," explains Edward (Continued from Page Six) of economy, or a sales, tax, or society’s ills con be cured by a have shaken the business com­ and appeals for friendliness'in 4>4 -by-%-inche8 finned con- tional means of detecting un­ plained It, the water Intake ‘psychological pill,’ whether a R. Rlcclutl, of Fairfleldi .Conn.,, Display advertising cloatM hours We concede, and then try to twist, an Income tax. omous back-biting by Bayh peo- munity and various business have. appeared in the mass tainers, the trees are dropped Jj>r Monday — i p.m. IM ay. derground nuclear explosions.” screens became clogged with drug, brain stimulation or envi­ who has written "Shelf Pets,’’, a For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. groups have held secrettalks to media from 460 feet — either frozen, their conclusion. We made a point of covering Roehchln made these re­ the shiners that have turned up ronmental control." tKX>k about how to take care of pie about Hartke.” Por Wednesday — I p.m. Monday. along the coast In large num­ work out precautions."^" ''Ferre'e_____ concern is triggered for penetration, or /in plastic For nursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday what . was advertised as the, marks during an outline of his 'But Clark repeated his views small wild animals. Bayh, a Hartke Preslden- _For PTMay — l p.m. Wedn---- We concede that television often bers this summery, All police and fire depart­ by the vigorous efforts of the that breaks away on Impact, Ifled.deadllne 4:80 p.m,^^__ first “ m a s s” demonstration government’s position which that it might be possible to find VR’s^tha yriWerness^ln mipro- yaj nin, oven if its purpose ment leaves have been can­ two leading leftist separatist qlie bomba contain the fertilized for saves children the necessity of invent­ against the Income tax at the fThe compauiy said It shut a drug "to contain human coem. You can get a feeling for politely but firmly rejected vir­ were only to give Hartke a celed during the conference. gnxips—the V Puerto Rican Inde- medium in w hloly^e seedlings ing their own form of violence, and that, State Capitol. It was a rally down the nuclear power plant enielty and destroctlveness." the animal, see hiow it lives. It tually every compromise pro­ Although Independence seek­ pendence party and the Pro-In- were rted. r Tuesday, September 7 supposed to . draw on the whole Aug. 28 to begin cleaning the drug-quest fell short of can be tremendously stlmu- prominent role at the Miami by offering them ready-made patterns, posal submitted to the confer­ ers are believed to number less dependence Movement. One plane could plant about population' of the state, and screens at the Intake point for mark-^uid didn't come up latlng' to watch the q>eed with convention; would be disastrous. ence on the issue since the Gen­ The latter has expressed its 200,000 trees an hour. Even if it may indeed speed up and intenaify with a drug to prevent abuse <5 which a frog takes a piece of Hartke has avoWed endoraing there had been advance esti­ eva talkathon. "moral support” of the under- half were duds, the planting their practice at violence. mates that tens of thousands When Urn plant was put political back political power power and and to curb to curb meat ot fthe end ot a broom- Bavh or anv other candidate He POP***^^*®" 2.7 million, their ...w— — — —------— - '- r “ ■ , - -i A Wea|N>n To Drop / There was no immediate re- on the line Monday, it was militant zeal beUe. their small ground “ commandoes of armed cosU would be only a b ^ t a cent of people might appear. We “ barbaric” instincts of man— straw,’.’-w ya the wthor, who U > This Is serious business, and perhaps action from James F. Lebnaid, operating at less than peak effi- has been in confidential political k. r *i, liberation,” who claim credit per tree, compared with 7 to 8 .- Of all the meaaurea Involved in Presi­ made a count ot the number even a drug that "would pre- Curator of Publications and delegate of the United States clency, Northeast spokesmen dent Nixon’s new economic game plan, it is to be. deplored, as all vMence and vent abuse to a child" by an Public Relations for the New who joined In the rally’s final said. also has close relations with or­ all encouragement of violence ought to which has been insisting that adult would be worthwhile, he York Zoological Society and Minnesota and New York. “ 'c vote, although some ™>allonB with the one which has raised most lonjr parade around the Capitol build­ Other power plants In the ganizations in Cuba. "national means of veri­ said. has had firsthand experience Moreover, the central theme eeparatlMs groups boycott elec- be deplored. ing and counted a grand total of company chain were taking up range apprehension and threatened to fication” are not enough. Wash­ Clark, a psycholcjgy professor with mo(jt of the animals be of his recent speeches ccMld Hons as a matter of policy, Other separatist parties—' 380 people. the slack from Millstone, ac­ ranging from the middle-of-the- LADIES AUXlUABY TD lead into most long: range trotiMe is But for a final judgment, we should ington maintains that only at (31ty University of New Ycirk, 'writes' about, only spice this speculation. A leafiet handed out by the POST t e a There were one or two sec­ cording to Charles. Bragg, a road Puerto Rican Union party Bome form of international In- especially locked horns with But more than anything, he Hartke’s line Is that no poton- organizers of the "National the imposltian of a 10> per cent sur- like to have , a survey somewhat beyond tions of the state where there Northeast vice president. He to the modersdely leftist au- ANNU-AL ^ spectlon on the site of sus­ Prlbrarii. odds, having sutlh a pet teaches tial 'Demcxsratlc cEuididate has Day of Protest" on Sunday chaxge on all imports into this c6untiy. the range of that undertaken by these was a heavy volume qt letters said the plant would resume thenUc Sovereignty party—have picious earth tremors can pih- "The thing that bothers me children reverence for animal to the newspapers on the sub­ generating Its normal ooutput U ta '^ d iutli7teVv for Ufe it- ®P®“ ®** ‘ ^® r®®!’ P^Wems says: "There wilt be newsmen H aw aiian It is risky and unjust in its present government peychqf.ogiats. ylde a reasonable guarantee n.f annnnn Hie most, .Pribram said, is life an(i lU U ^ te y . , facing the U.B., or proposed from around the world at the ject of the great summer tax of 600,(XX> kilowatts as soon as ^ipllcatlon,' wrong ^ basic principle, We want to know not only what tele­ against treaty violations. the screens were more thor- ^ 1 h f the^rfSd’B The obvious impuca- conference and they will carry struggle, but' there were other ^ e c h ttet we have an animal his c h ^ e ‘he child s ^ countries." Style and, unfortunately, likely to prove a vision's children do as children, Imt what sections where such letter w rit­ Sovlet-American disagreement oughly cleaned. brain under our human brain, sense of responslbUlty. 7 ...... ' pxuieoi w mi v-uumnoii. on the control issue has held up to perform that service. Authorities say there will be contagious breeder of retaliatory evils i,klnd of taste and behavior they may be ing was alniost -non-existent. Ji7t“ th r‘^ n i ; : i ‘ b 7 'n i ; ^ ‘7 ^ “" “ Botj;' l i ^ W a n d chlKfren Machine Repair SATURDAY conclusion of an underground MonHaJr, controlled, and that all our (so- must understand be(<)re the pet As for the Indiana Preslden- room for reasonable picketing, S E P T . U , 1871 if .It is left In effect too long. exhibiting in their later years. And there were some legisla­ test ban and both sides have Ual primary, a Bayh-Hartke y,gy gj-g bracing • them- Machines Bought tors who proclaimed that they ^ ®1*H) ills are due to lack of con- is acquired what they are get- Serving at 8188 P.M. , Since he announced It, President Nix­ continued underground ex- He ^ d p a r t ^ the problem that animal brain. ting Into,” he cautions. " I t s battle would selves for Intense provocations. Suppose there is a certain amount of had felt tremendous pressure and deliver most of the Indiana plosiohs mainly aimed at refin­ tare Z w d o n T thlrS^,’ ’ W bram l ^ t o n t to keep the s ^ m ^ One U.S.-owned plant Is c\oa- and Sold DANOINO: on has qualified the policy by saying Instinct toward violence in most human from their consUtuents on the delegatlcm to a third candidate, ing smaller sized nuclear weap­ ing .all iMit two entrances to its 8:88 tm U188 AM. that it la intended not to be a permanent state tall issue,, but many others Doria w h l^ wo ^ d the tlnv *“*ded, "that man Is basically properly becaule otherwise the poesibly Sen, Edmund Muskie Hand Scraping comblnatlona of chromosomes;, suppose ons. bait fish some large fish ^ barbaric. It (devel- whole process of learning ta re­ sprawling premises and will al­ tariff, but merely a weapon we have who, w lW preimd for actual of Maine. / VFW POST HOME it has an odds-on chance of emerging statistics on letters or phtme In rejecting previous com­ seaweed onto the^boach and °Pm*nt of cruelty) is a function versecl/. , low only personnel with special iGnnplete Rebnilding SM East Oeoter Streei pteked up temporarily in order to be seaweed onto the beach and placed in the Ppr instance, if the cage ta and expressing itself sooner or. later; calls they received, had to ad­ promise pl^s R^chln singled mt7th7wlte7 lirt^e“L«a. Identification cards to enter the society.’’ not kept cleaa It wUl reinforce Correction: We erred in re­ Manchester Donattont $SJM per pecMn able to leaver It down as soon as other mit that, for them personally, out some that had been pro­ building. Messengers, delivery suppose, like - all human Instincts and "Where does it (cruelty de- the eironeous idea that the porting that the Richard A; the going had riot been very posed or supported by Canada men eind' others will have to re­ nations agree with us on new interna- ' experiences, it tends toward its own velc^njent) come from—God?" little animal is smelly.” 'Vlguerie Co.* Inc., helped raise Tel. 643-4505 rough, nor public \lnterest In whose foreign secretary also main outside. tlonal rules for trade and money. / Kosygin Plans snapped Clark. TTiere’s aheolutely no excuse, funds for Friends of the FBI. surfeit. the problem of states finances addressed the conference to­ We regret thq efror. One businessman said that TU s partial assurance, together with day. Clark also was sharply' crlti- however, for keeping any anl* Read Herald Ads What if all. this supposing adds up to especially high. cal after Pribram »said wars re- mal threatened with extinction, Mitchell Sharp came to Gen­ Canada Visit their own Ihevltabie dread of a trade There was, at the final all suit because the "rational" Insists Rlcclutl. "W e’re, at the possibility that the child of television , ' Photographed by Reginald Pinto eva for Monday’s opening of war, has so far kept the other natians day all night hearing condWt- OTTAWA (A P ) — Soviet power, within men’s brains crisis point*’ ’ he declares, violence grows up to be bored with THUNDER/HOLE, ACADIA NATIONAL PARK the 10-day Atoms for Peace mier Alexet N. Kosygin of the world from reaching for their ed by the Legislative Finance will "goes wrong and becomes dls-' "Many animals alive today In violence as an entertainment and sick . Committee, something of an op­ conference. visit Canada for seven or (eight rational’’—thus allowing men 20 years will be museum or zoo own possible retaliations against us. FREE DELIVERY of violence as on outlet for his or her portunity for the people to Sitting In at the disarmament days beginning Oct. 18, I^rlme actually to "enjoy” waging pieces, flhe m ^ people are In- What this means is that we are, so speak. But ordinary people talks Sharp delivered an appeal Minister Pierre Elliott Trqdeau ^gr. ^ terested in wild animals, the IN energies. far, being spared the bad consequences Herald were .rare Indeed in the list of for early conclusion .of an un- announced today. "And, if you enjoy killing," more of a lobby there will be in CONNECTICUT Or, toft a final suppose, what about derground te&t bon and also No details ot the visit were said, "it works . . . (toward their behalf. The wild animals of our selection of such a weapon, it those who had energy and pa­ TERMS AVAILABLE the possibility that tele'vislon violence Yesterdays tience to wait for their oppor­ called on the major nuclear Slvoa hut Koeygln la expected producilng) . . . a good war.” can’t vote but their supporters does not mean we have yet gained from Inside powers to reduce the size and ®®® regions of Canada “ And," he added, "the more can. If a kid keeps a salaman-’ helps us work our way through and out tunity to speak, and such (de­ OF AIANCHESTER it 'the positive objectives the President Nixon Versus Hebert 25 Years Ago velopment of the theme of econ­ lumbers of tests now ttaing tisslHes the capital. clever we are, the more games der or a frog maybe his par- of our human quota of interest ‘ in omy as there was on this occa­ carried out. Trudeau Invited Kosygin to win." ents Will begin to understand says were all wa had in mind. Mrs. Sarah 'Wright of Foster come when he -visited Russia in Clark, quickly accusing Prl-- why, for Instance, a marsh violence before it does very much harm St. receives copy of PortadowQ sion came almost exclusively A ih ^ g the compromise pro- Meanwhile, the mere fact that the May. bram of referring “ matter-of- shouldn’t be filled In.” and leaves us the moet peacefully in­ (North- Ireland) News which from persistent figures well . posalTeubmltted on Cana^an Burctasige is in existence Impoees a known as Ideological extremists The Canada ■visit adds anoth- factedly” to killing, said: Not all animals, even though clined adult clvlUxatian has yet known? carried story of. her brother, initiative or backing specifli;- er stop to the already crowded ..^o mo, the fact that a psy- sold for thejxirpoee, make suit- in their home communities who LA-Z-BOY’S FACTORY AUTHORIZED dangerous condition of both domestic Thomas Weir of Portadowri, ally rejected by Roschchln travel schedule of the Soviet chologlst . . .' an intelligent per- able pete, Rlcclutl points Something, perhaps in spite of, but had somehow managed - to aiMt foreign injustices, and offers dan­ Sy Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novide who recently visited her and an­ again today as the idea of fix- Union’s top three leaders In son can make such a statement "Monkeys are dangerous perhaps becsuise of, all the violence that other brother, Joseph Weir of equate all public spending of ing a limit for the power of un­ next (our months. gerous ten^itatlcna. Wa s h in g t o n /— president change the effective date'of the istration are now being deploy­ is behind my insistence . . . troublesome when they become Main St., after a 46-year sep­ any kind with some Communist has been on televialan, including the un- ed with Mr. Nixon's consent to derground tests >|>annihg all ex­ Kosygin plcns to travel to Al­ (that we try) . . . to find ways large and are dirty. And from The worst temptation at home is that Nixon’s bold rirtusal to bend to pay Increase to Jan. 1 (the date aration. plot. prece'detited coverage of the violence of political prdwures trying to persuade Congress to hold the plosions above ground and leav­ geria Oct. 8-12 and then to Nor­ by which human beings are . . . the standpoint of the monkey, the Pentagon originally propos­ Pupil Enrollment In Manches­ some American industries will fall In military-pay line at least until Conceivably, there are al­ ing smaller sized blasts'' per­ way and Denmark in early De­ (rendered) . . . passive." an extremely soclaWe animal. the war in 'Vietnam; has made this an dent his ^ i g e freeze haa now ed for most of the pay increase). ter Schools hits 4,734, which is love, once again, with the idea of living But Herbert is adamant. He the freeze ends. That puts the ways certain responses one can mitted. cember. Declaring "barbaric" activity being kept by itself In a human unusually paclflsUc generation of put hliXeyeball-to-eyeball with 40 more than the first week of President Into politically dan­ get if one goes out and. button­ Itoehchin said this would only The Kosygin trips are seen as jg now going on "in Ireland, Nl- habitation is what Ufe .would he beWwd a gcMxl high tariff wall, and be­ one (d/me most powerful Demo­ has already asked Comptroller school last year. young Americans. gerous confrontation with holes John Q. Public. One can serve to legalize small under­ part ot a diplomatic offensive gerlq, India, and New York like for a human ISTa cell full gin to build their political Influence crats on Capitol Hill, Rep. Ed- General Elmer Stoats for a - Hebert of Louisiana, chalr- legal opinion that the new law Hebert, with no compromise In always get, (or the asking, op­ ground explosions and would touched off by recent contacts cuty," (Tlark said that for all of monkeys." 10 Years Ago between Peking and Washing- too long and vainly have "w e On the other -hand, snakes of toward an effort to persuade President lan of the House Armed Serv­ raising pay would take preced- sight. position to any specific tax one not create "favorable prospects mentions. One can always get, ton. psychologists been saying: 'You the nonvenomous variety make Now, for a limited time, mxon to ranke the 10 per cent surchaige ices Committee. ehce overtlUie freeze. Hartke For Fresident? Stephen Cavagnaro Is ap­ for progress" toward a com­ Communist party General should have better attitudes to- excellent pets, being clean. C o^ y Capital Center Needed? In a move terrifying to back­ pointed to a position on thp Se­ along with such opposition to plete test ban." permanent, especially if other nations At Issue is the mammoth mili­ Thus, to prevent a major Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev is ^^rd one another . . - . You easy to care for and interesting ers of Sen. Birch Bayh'.s Presi­ lective Service Board. ' any tax In particular, the gen- He also turned down a Cana­ Oov. Mesfclll professes to be "hype^ tary pay increase, costing near- breach of the wage freeze, the expected to go to Yugoslavia should love Negroes. to observe, he says. you cen buy that tall to cooperate in making the trade and dential ambitions, Bayh's In- Town offictals and members ; eral observation that the poli­ dian-supported British proposal sensitive” to long-term capltol bo: . ly $2.4 billion a.-year, now bot- President would have to veto some time this month • and ijih® main___ theme offered by If the adoption doesn’t work currency change^ wa are seeking. I dlana colleague. Sen. Vance of the Federal Urban Renewed ticians spend t(x> much. ing for construction programs — and not - tied up in the Senate as part of the new law—highly unlikely in that the nuclear powers agree President Nikolai V. Podgorny jhe challengers was that: out, the animal should be re- Hartke, is beginning to act like Administration tour area^ in comfortable chair The unfortunate thing about the sur­ without good reason. OonnecUcRt has the .draft bill. The House ap­ view of the draft. But, If we may. use a term to reduce ' their underground wlll go to North Vietnam in vvhlle It might be possible to leased either where It was cap- a Presidential aspirant himself Manchester which may n ^ d re­ not to be disrespectful, but bad a record of jumping—then kx>kliig-tr- proved the bill before Congrress But Secretary of the Ti'easury' tests gradually every year until early October. develop drugs and other tured or at the very least In a tax abroad 'is that, starting from a bad with some Hartke allies predict­ development. . Into projects that end up being varily adjourned, setting Oct. 1 as the merely in order to illustrate they are stopped altogether. Brezhnev, is expected,to visit chotechnoioglcal’’ techilJquee place where the same species principle in the first place. It impoees John Connally, Mr. Nixon’s top ing that Indiana may poesibly . you've dreafiied of more costly 'than Imagined, the out­ effective date of the military Manchester schotM open for how rare they are, most .of the And finally Roshchln rejected France 0een adamant Hartke, whose feuds with the' unjust, upon Latin .American coun­ medical-dental school. A was launched tually expressed themselves nuclear powers publish reports 1* Tz "H»*“ ‘ VP® h^rvention, how- year when it will be able to ob- at a substantial In the,Senate, debate on Mon­ against any rupture of the Bayh have debilitated the Dem­ With predictions the Wtn* pr*c* would be Current Quote* during the summer tax strug- of their underground testing tiO a l S S n a r e D r o p s ever, can nevw be tile solution tain food. tries with whom we have a trade w - tana Sen. Mike -Mansfield's freeze. He has rebuffed the ocratic party In Indiana, re­ about $10 million; the final total \» now ^gle were the state’s good old , programs in advance. This, the amendment setting a deadline powerful teachers' lobby. He cently completed an unusual " I trlsualize an American Le­ P A R ia-C oai’s share of Weat- ‘ o the p ^ m s that beset hu- ’’Or look for a . plus and upon our good neighbor Canada expected to reacJVslOO million. crackpot standbys. SAVINGS! I for a Vietnam troop pullOut overruled the Defense- Depart- political tour of his home state gion of action rather than reac­ Sovrlet delegate said, would only cm E u ro^ ’s eneigy market ^ature with whom we have so large and bene­ ConnecUcut alto ha* had a recof 1 of blocked a final vote.- But the njent and barred military in­ that took him into two-thirds of tion.’"—John H. Geiger, new na- We have been waiting, dur­ provide nitlitary Information authorising bonded borrowing for proj­ y e a r s t o ^ "p o r Mnt^ t o d a v y ^ ^ t year, 866 New York City vises. He himself adopted a b<3a ficial a trade exduinge, both ways, as prospect is extremely good that creases for longevity. In grade all Indiana counties. At a party ticnal commander of the Le­ ing our decades of observing useful to. military services of ect upon project, -with Uttle or no thought the political scene, (or some Lid o irf share Z risen fpwLl^deetrtens were killed by aUto- constrictor ^Is harshly as It hits other trader nations the bill, regarded liy Mr. 'N ix­ promotions and other routine gathering in French Lick last gion, In his acceptance speech: other countries but would not to the capabUltles of the State to carry 82 per cent to nearly 80. mobiea. ’ . find a home In a zoo. But ms on as vital to continuation of the pay hikes (making, exceptions weekend, newsmen were real demonstration of actual facilitate agreement On n test .with whom our competition, is of a less them out. A prime example is the hun­ (jrEdt and the start, toward an all­ only (or special cases like com­ a m ^ d (and Bayh supporters " I doh't intend to see this public interest In fiscal issues. bon stop. dreds of millions of dollars worth of road friendly and mutually beneficial sort. volunteer Army, will pass Ipng bat and'flight pay). In addition, were furious) to see ‘ ‘Hartke city closed dewn."—District of In our humble opinion, Gover­ prefects approved over the years by the It'mlght be a wonderful thing If Presi­ before the 90-day wage-price Mr. Nixon wants a six-month de-- for President” signs. The result, Columbia Police Chief Jerry V. nor Mesklll may still succeed RECLINA-ROCKER' . General Assembly, creating an Immense freeze ends. lay in pay hikes for 4.8 million accordlhg to one county leader, Wilson, In a spe^h, com­ In creating such an interest, but dent Nixon, who is so good, on occasion, backlog the State Highway Department y If Mr. Nixon theh' signs the government workers. was "a steady stream of ven- menting on expected antiwar is drawing on hIs own wishful Ratchford Sees at the business of acting cheerful^ dTbout will need decades to catch up with. bill, 'White House lawyers think Accordingly,’ Connally and his demonstrations In Washington; thinking account when he FUNERAL HOME uncertainties, should soon pretend that - And a thirct propensity — and one that vast powers wfthln the Admin­ (8ee Page Seven) next month. claims that It already exists. Deficit Outlook perhaps has now been curtailed has » the new act would supersede the 10 .per cent surcharge has already been the State’s recourse to bonded bor­ the Economic Stabilization Act, National Fault' I gained the United. States the attentlm rowing to pay for current operating ex­ which gave the President his Established 1874 Three generctions of service authority to freeze,wages and DANBURY .(AP) — . House and the' world attitude''it wanted, and penses. Much of the funds alloted in the Speaker William 'Ratchford, D- past to the Department of Community prices. In other Words, the new can therefore be discarded before It be­ pay bill would shatter the wage Danixiry, has replied to Affairs have come from bond issue*. charges that the Democrats ore 142 East Center Street freeze for the first time. comes any solid p a ^ o f anybody's un- With such practices in its background, t r y l^ to force Republican Gov. !M[anchester, Conn. 06040 soMnd gain or '^ ju st hurt, here or it’s small wonder Owmectlcut has Anticipating Just such a situa­ Thomas J. Mesklll to end his tion, high Administration offici­ • abroad. / amassed a bonded debt of $1 ,700,000. . first yeair with a deficit by say­ (203). 649-7196 iRegularly $239. to $249. And there are sUU $1,400,000,000 au­ als have quietly suggested that ing that neither major party is thorized, but unmarketed, bond issues Oiairman Hebert agree to responsible for the deficit. on the books. Ratchford blamed .the "$244 Not Our Kind Of Hero The governor’s hypersenslUvlty Is million deficit on the national Unless we are really a very silly peo­ taken. As should be the questions he has A Thought for Today economy and said Monday that NOW $189. raised concerning the pisns, underfoot the bad economy has resulted ple, we are not going to let ounelves Sponsored b y tlta Manchester for a number of years, for a masrive Council ot Churches In lower tax rejvonuos for the ■ drift into the assumption that any new government center in Hartford.,In state. imnjsctiate Delivery a talk given In Wzdllngford Monitay Mesklll hiul said that the leadership in South Vietnam which op^ "Ixtok Dp” night. Mesklll expressed what sounded Democrats are trying to kill the poses President Thleu's one-man elec- "I lift up my eyes to^Uie hills. like a "go slpw" and "look before you deficit os a pqlUloal Issue by From / Whence does my help Uon is Inspired by any spirit of leap" plea on a c apital centertcomplex', having him end tils first year In oom ef" WIHiam J. Lennon, Director whoee coet is now estimated at-. $380 mil­ office with h deflolt. democracy. Psalms 121: 1 lion. The governor figures the full tally • " I think that • they (Demo­ Roy M. Thompson, Associate Di^tor The safer aas^mpUon would be that When we are^ In the moun­ crats) are less Interested In will be closer to $800 mlUion. tains we invariably look up (or R. Bnic® Wntklna, Associate Dlji'ector, Cor^atkm P i^ t m T Vice President Ky, who accuses Presi­ •rtfe thinking that has been known to hoW much of the deflolt gets our eyes naturally follow the apply to the proposed government center paid off that they are In stlok- WatKins Directors welcome anyj questions on funerals>’ customs, pro­ dent Thleu of trying to make himself a line of peak* aa they' ijse high­ Now, you can own the chair of your-dreams, a worldTfamous La-Z- calU (or a sprawling, 121-acre complex Ing m* with a deflolt," th* gov­ cedures, etc. Come In, phone otl write for n dependable answer. No Hoy*. at an unbelievable, onc^in-a-lifetinie sale price I All the dictator, wouldn't nj^tnd very much be­ er and higher. This can serve ernor sold, . obligation, iinturallg. ' In downtown Hartford, archlUcturally as a reminder of the presence lieauty and comfort that can possibly be built into a recliner are coming a dictator himself, wouldn’t “ unified" and esthetlcally monuinental, Ratchford said It Is a "m is­ of (3od In all of life. Trials and take" to try. lu blame either Perhaps this question has besn on your mind: •\ yours in a world famous lat-Z-Boy®. These sumptuous masterjileces hesitate very much to power Whether thU U what CbnnecUcut' needs testing often burden u* down party (or th* deflolt. "it le not are certain to put real living Into that special room. Come in to and wants 1* the question to be answer­ •Q. A doss frisnd dlsd and the family, other friends and neighbors ■ through the use of force, didj he possess and we are lost In a d<>wnwardi a year to pay off a major por-' Watkins today, as this sale Ts for a limited time only I ed. Of in t e r ^ to the public, too, Is the ' took at the world and our­ lion of (he deflolt. . .hut the- got together at the home of the dwewed after 'S t Z iH the force. In (act, the grsa^st danger- fate-to-be of the present historic State These beautiful RecUua-Rockera® are available In Naugahyd$iii«. selves. We become depressed - oonoem shMild Imi with acting not Invlt^- My wife says wo should havs gons to ths home without facing Swth Vietnam at the moment Nylons, Hsrculons* and Velvets. Capitol in the mammoth undertaking. and need |to lift our eyes again \ to .-tmprove the ONineotlout an Invitation. Would that be proper? may not be President Thleu’s one-man Bconofhlc conditions being what they to the hills for our real help eoommiy," Ratchford said. are Uxtay, and the StaU’s fiscal circum­ you were close friends you dnild havs stopped by for a brl*f ' ■ V ■ • election, but the poMlbUity that Vice can only come from God. ■ i' A. Since stances leaving no room for extraga- "Lord, Keep our ayes ever visit anywayvay.'Invitations ars oftsn hit or miss lii those situations. A ti»6 MAIN St. OPEN U A.M. to 6:80 P.M. THUUS. AND FItl. NITES till 0 P.M. CUlHED President Ky might be able to maneuver gances or anything but necessary qierid- lifted to Thee." I Amen. - Ptaevr Mining /Incitmt get together Is an exprossloii of sympathitlc togetherness; not a OAttlO I’ lener mining loMther MONDAYS . TELEPHONE 648-6171 . ^ some kind of cqup in'Vbich he would ing. It might be better to lay aside the "Contributed by: ‘ • ‘act, you couhl have offered to partlclpatsln the prsitaratlon known In aiioleht times. ItOnk iwrty.f. In fact. caidtal center plans, or to re-think them The Reverend C. Henry which Is a general practice. seem toiiave the tacit hacking of Amer­ uarvlngsi In Egytd dr serving of food at ths tlmd into something more functional and eco­ Anderson 7^ rm o£Ab Ml..., jeumitt mm. ican policy, nomical. NEW HAVEN REOISTEn. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER:^, 1971 EAGE\OTNiii ■ /•’'r.’l ^OIS E T O R T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^ MANCHESTEft, Ck?N^., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ^1971 I il M>« » ment In commufilty-schoot com- tic, foreseeing a year' of tighten- Coventry t . municatlons. Me expects that ing of present procedures and National Fire ReporTs^ , ' ■ ' m Busing Plan committees comprleeil of school Indicating that he wl-11 not Im- HA?E YOU AN Mrs. Bentley Dead; personnel and representatives of plement major program or cur- Superb Need for Improvement the community at large, will be rlculum changes wlthouj a care- Show $2 Billion in Loss EVENT SCHEDULE! is Protested established where proposed prp- ful evaluation first, THAT CALLS FOR Seen in Six School Areas grams would affect students. BOSTON (AP) — The Nation- curred l^Tov, 28 when a char- C d rm m FOOD? Boltan Librarian In Michigan Hardy also hopes to initiate Marichesteir Evening Herald al 'Fire Protection Association terod DC-8 airplane crashed BOLTON — Mrs. Elinor Hees The 1971-72 School year will conversion to a bid basis for a an aduH education program this **®Wy reported today that property and burned just off the runway — It may J5e a wedding, a' ban­ (Continued from Page One) •be primarily one in which pro- larger percentage of Hems pur- fall, with hopes of having a ChMitner, ^ ^ tel. 741-8796. damage from fires caused' by at Anchorage, Alaska, killing 47 m quet or Just an bifarmal get- Bentley, 74, of 287 Birch Mt.- together oF a society, lodge or Rd., head librarian of the Bol-. sent systems and processes are ‘l*’u®od by the Sv'hoola, thereby community school concept oper­ children and arsonists jumped persons aboard, St. Laurent Dead; ately and was not touched by some friendly. group, ton Public Library for the last improved, according to Super- “ more ■ thorough In- ational by 1972-78, Such a ’ con­ in 1970 and that total property The report said "the ^ tio n the schoolbus. vontory-keoplng process. cept would go beyond adult edu­ ices from fires topped $2 'billion continues to make ' smenf but 28 years, died yesterday at a intendent of Schools Donald C. f ^ f Stolen Tractors fPe Are Prepared to Manchester convalescent home Thistle said "Was it worth it? Hardy sold extra stock has cation, he- said, and utilize the tor the fourth consoeutlve year, significant headway against the Ex-Rogers Offieial after an Illness of several To stop this, yes!" Hardy. Tho m ajor' emphasis been found in some schools, Bchool for programs involving Believed Used 'The NFPA said an estimated tire lose problem. In the face of Serve You to Your months. She. was the ,widow of NAACP attorney William Wa­ will bo in six . areas. and he plans to centralize and the total community. 12,(XX) persons were killed by a continually Increasing popu- Raymond St. Laurent, TO, of iplete SatinfactiOtf Thomas Bentley, who had been terman was greeted with hoots 'One goal is Improved and bet- redistribute this. flre in 1970, up about 100 deaths Urtion, the number' of fire 47 Gtorard St. and Vinal Haven, - - The superintendent also con- In Trailer Theft the principal of the Hollister St. and chants from the pickets as tor^use of nujllo-visual matermis. Another major goal Is Im- *ie flexV^ enough to ac­ School in Manchester that was . he arrived. which, Hardy said, are widely provement In the evaluation sys- BNFTBLD (AP) — Enfield property was destroyed, up 7.6 has decreased slightly in a slim land, Maine. He waa a vice commodate ahst size gathering. named after him. Speaking to newsmen while Police Chief Walter Skower per cent from the $2.44 billion majority of states, • president in charge of market­ avallable In the local schoola tom for subetltiite teachers; program, tor which, he said, the Why not oall iMN^ad talk over In 1028, Mrs. Bentley became one of the pickets held a Ku 'WtoU thinks the two tractors loss reported In 1969, "Similarly, while the aipount ing at the Rogers Corp. until but not receiving maxlmrim ueo. teachers and odmlnletrators. He facllltleB are available the details ? a mem'ber of the library com­ Klux Klan sign over Water- used to haul away two trailers Destruction by children play- property available to burn hi|i retirement in 1968. He was "The teacher Is more rh^urce- hopes to erllmlnate the custodial as federal and state funding, mittee jof the Bolton Hall and nian's head, the lawyer said ful and effective If he Intorgra't- nature of Bubstitute teachers, A.'.—, _ ... . containing about $200,000 worth ing with matches rose from $66 been Increasing greatly, the husband of Mrs. Helen Mac­ Library Association. She served "I am glad they have limietd . Cu^culum ci^mtttees are to merchandise had themselves million In 1969 to $70 million in ^® number “ res per thou- es AV materials properly,^ ho "I hope a committee wlU con- be formed at the high school stolen kenzie St. Laurent. as assistant librarian, driver of themselves to the action they 1970, said the annual report of popjHation roee but .74 in eald. struct an evaluation Instalment Md middle school levels for 0 ^ ^ , , Mr. S t. Laurent was bom- have taken so for. I just hope it the NFPA, which caUs Itself “a l«70” a® compared to ten years Earden Brave Calerart, la i the Bookmobile, and, since Another goal is tho develop- ^Tnore objective and perform- X. March 2, 1901 in Boston, Mass., 1943, head librarian. doesn’t heighten the anxieties." various curriculum changes -y^ere iieported stolen Sunday clearing house of fire safety in- before. TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 the son of Joseph and Bessie ' ment of job.-descriptions for 11- knee-centered than now exists," which nriay be proposed this In 1949, she established the Waterman said the NAACP, a from the Seal and Trucking ter- formation.” "However,” the report eaid, ■ Hubbard St. Inurent, and' was brary clerks, the head librarian ho; said. He believes that such' year. Bolton School Library and serv­ leader in the long legal struggle mlnal and that they might have Dwelling fires’ killed approxl- /‘largely as a result of the di- graduated from Boston English and audio-visual coordinators, evaluation form can be put ed as its librarian for ten years.' to put busing into effect in this been used to haul away the mately 1,600 children, about mlnlshlng value of the dollar, High School: He received his which the superintendent says use during the new school She encouraged Bolton Children ■factory city, would have no ob­ , almost everywhere Is the common denominator Health Education Committee'in trailers: cne-thlrd of -whom "w ere alone ^bc cost of fire per capita Con­ BS and MB degrees in,chemical here. will make for fuller use of the V®®*" und that it will be reliable, gearing a program for the de­ to form a habit of pleasure jection to so-called private Fourteen - year - old Agatha Johnson cstches a The trailers were taken Sun­ or without proper supervision • Bnues to climb, , rising from enginbering from UiejMassachu- Mrs. Thonuui Bentley WOT©!"/ w«Cll©l* very AV materials. Personnel In adding that the present form velopment of health education reading. Introduced many to "freedom schools" if they are large, wet wovewave at NewiNew York’sYork s Jones Beach,neacn, above,_auove, while wnuc au these three areas are respons- does not indicate specific char- day from the A.A.A. Corp. at the time the fire occurred," P®r jierson in 1960 to setts Institute of T«!5nology in books to guide ^ em in deciding which, would ^ . include the use of trucking 'terminal here. Ter- the report said. $12.81 in 1970.” 1922 and an MA degree a year ley, then principal of the not in,violation of court orders., waterskler Heilll Richardson, below, lands with a splash at RuisUp, near London. Ible for AV equipment and etor- acterlstlcs necessary for a good drags, tobacco, alcohol and mlnal manager John Mroz said Arsonists accounted for 66,300 ^^nee in residential proper- later also in chemical engineer­ what they wanted to do when school. She later taught high The lawyer said the NAACP age, under, a system which went isacher..,, family living. the missing trailers contained fires and $206 million in dam- alone, the NFPA said, the ing from MIT. He was president they grew up, and directed school English in Avoca and will study the proposed schools into effect when the central AV Budgetary Process them to books with information Scotla, N.Y. closely. Work-Study Program general merchandise shipped age in 1970, up from 56,800 fires average dally cost in.,1970 was of his MIT class since gradua­ coordinator left the school sys- Also planned is an Improve- for school assignments. She en- on Aug. 28, 1923 she, married ’ Private schools, created by tem In 1970. ment in the entire budgetary ' He also envleions the develop- from the New York caty and and $179 million in damage in bves lost, 1,738 homes and tion and was honored for his ment of a cooperative work- Pennsylvania areas tor reshlp- 1969, the report said. apartments damaged or de- k long service at the class's 50th joyed presenting story hours for j^r. Bentley. They lived in protesting parents in vacant of- . process, with school adminlstra- Kaymond St. Laurent llttle children and exhibits of Manchester for a year, then flees or private homes, were Hardy, who oecame superih- ^^8 asked to justify aU allOca- study program If a school board ment to other parts of the coun- "Educational institutions con- stroyed and some $2 million in I anniversary reunion in Jime. D^li’’Ne sToms Of fa sh io n special interests to residents!' moved to Bolton where they suggested at a Labor Day ntHy tendent on July 1, also plans to yong m detail and more plan- requeat for a vocational guld- try. tinned to be major targets tor dollar loses.”. . ■ In 1969 he was awarded the He also belonged to. the Osiris, One of her hopes in . later lived for 47 years. He died In of the antibusinv fnrrpa ns n improve the central processing mng to go into budget forms ance counselor is granted by Skower said the trEtotors are incendl'arists, particularly at Tb® ''eport said teat “major bronze beaver, the highest the Phi Deltalelta Epislon Epislon fratem- years was that a modem 11- April. possible solution to the dlsnute system in order to gain more procedures. Work sheets the Town Council. Also under owned by the McCJullough times when the buildings were laclors in fire deaths In homes award of the MTT Alumid Asso- Ity, the Manchester Manchester brary would be built to replace Mrs. Bentley atteftded Bolton * ^ a n s for the F r ^ o f ii control over ordering of supplies submitted to teachers during the this program, a career-oriented Transportation Co. of Ellza- unoccupied,” the report said. Included faUure to plan ahead claUon. While he WM a student Squadron, the Hartford the i>resent faclliUes. Congregational Church and Schools were announced/duri3 and equipment, in addition to winter' will be more accurate program could be included beth, N.J. and are valued at “Therefore, while the average escape in case of a Rre at MIT, he founded and a c ^ CHib and the University Club. Bentley was appointed was a member of Its Ladles an antibusing rally at Madison maintenance and repairs. "Sev- and the budget itself will reflect which would sertre students at $18,(XX) each, dollar loes has been high, few emergency and delayed dls- as general manager of '^ e Other survivors are two broth- Connecticut Public Li- Benevolent Society. She was a Junior High School after the eral accounts in the budget planillng changes such aa curri- both the middle school and high ------llves have been lost in these covery 'of fire.” Tech Engineering News, the ers, Georl^e St. LaurciR of brary Committee in 1944 by the fqrmer member of the Cosmo- two-mile protest march ended, should accrue savings,” he said, culum changes during the year, fires.” ' ' ^ country’s first college technics Tenafly, N, J. and Wilfrfed St. Connecticut Board of Educa- polltah Club of Manchester. a crowd of '6,000 to 10 000 per- with procedure documents to be As for specific curriculum ^ ^ A r lt^ r fa these plans is the ^ P®** Cent W edded The NFPA said the worst Whence the Name magazlne. It 1§ still being pub- LauVent of Gilford, N. H,, and former mem- She is survived by a sister, sons took part in the' march, sent to all administrators for changes. Hardy smd he did not request for nearly $6,0ln? of the town Last week a series of ex- Duval is the only cc.unty in on tonight's agenda, but .the ma-PPlng:." t o ^ . tor; Mrs. Frank Gallas, Miss Rites Bodies, ^nnectlcut ^n- Se wS bom Nov 8. According' to O'Marra, t^ r e Sylvia DeUafera„and Miss,Ann slstory (32nd degree) at Nor- ^ sister-in-law, Mrs. New Y^rk S ty the 1897 in p^jgug occurred at a fenced in Florida which does not own any- final application must be sub- , son of wherA the school system- school bU.ses. The school sys- mittAd to tho .state Personnel no uniform multi-puipbs^ DeUafera, all of Manchester. Carl Lamberg of Vemor; and iS s ^ Grippe. Bene rnitted to the State Persormel 6) an auto mechanic for the ' keeps its buses; Ten buses were helped iU private cOn- Department by Sept. 10. Ac- The funeral will be Thursday of Hartford and the Sarasota Mllldale. at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Shrine Club and the High 12 V.nu>, H. h.d uv.d .l'd M„. ;x„d iSonU,” »«>' »» -.d b„*. <.r d.p,«»™t to «l.t Ij, Tierney BYmeral Home, ...... ho tor U|, turn X Dialing was neVarlike this. To get your number just Center St. -with a Mass to be placed on the agenaar ^ av. push the bu^ohs. It’s faster, smoother... with fewer em at St. Jam es' Church t»r Qt wUh n, o n ----- . u . .0 A total of $198,898.50 was ear- * ca^enter for the bulld- Burial will be In St. James'■ Hejje alsoalsq leaves a sistersister, Mrs ^ I ' ‘n scattered areas of the South . "marked fob Manchester under ‘"S, department to Mslst in mistakes^ Cemetery R^th 1 R ^ r of UUle R ^ k ttfn . fT ^ r e t i r e m e n t ■ In 1966 he jg^gy gg ntore big urban school At Norfofli, school cffic^ls ,ggg„u g„ggted Emergen- m^ntaining W R id in g s. His ■- ^ Uttle Rock, Church officlatii^. Burial will was employed by Hamilton ^ngt^tg opened for the fall a™ ordei to bus about g Employment Act. However, salary would be $8,840. Mpdem Touch-Tone® service is now available in Friends may call at the funer- Ark be 'in East Cemetery. al home tomorrow, from 2 to 4 Standard Division of United term under tough new court cr- Pupils; but are hung up gg„j ^^g g^^ go 7) a solid waste disposal engl- . lVj[anchester. You can convert all the phones in your .a. Aaawwva* «« with a privately V f O 4 Al 1V owned m bus ^ ______A A4 A A A A and 7 to 9 p.m. 'The family suggests that Friends may call at the fu- .^ircraft in Windsor Locks ders requiring an end to' elass- to provide state jobs for Man- neer at ^10,400 to collect data memorial contribuUons may be ^ r a i home tomorrow from 2 to Survivors are his wife, Cath- ^!^m ^e^gaUon company. oVfr the •ate increase cliestei* Fcsidents, about the planned combination home to Touch-Tone service fot only $ 1.75 a month made to Shriners Hospital for .4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ' erine D'Amico Benevento; a Fveant for hiiv^ . ------axcemExcept lor for busesousi running be­ „ H H K A tentauve list'of jobs which f ‘h® Laurel Lake with the per line, in addition to your current charges, plus a one­ William Andrew Blazen.sky son, Francis C. Benevento of hind______schedule and, in ____ Norfolk schools had been ^ jg^g^^ town’s sanitary landfill. St.,' Springfield, Mass. 0110^ Donald B. Graf time charge of $5.00. And With this service you get any Sr., 61, of 69 Clinton St., died Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. cases, missing pickups, no ma- sphediiled to open today, but jaaggy nas been prepared by ®*^® niechanic for the police Donald B, Graf, 40, AO . . , 0 . o , Eleanor B. ixrfierty of Vernon; problems were reported by school® Siipt. E.L. Lamberth Manager Robert Weiss department to assist In light colors you wish at no additional‘ cost. 'ThatV^ " h a t i ^ ...... little push yesterday at a Manchester con­ Rtidolph Wa valescent home. Oakland St. died Saturday at a brother, Michael B. Beneven- „chooi officials l^"^® '®“ ‘ -.n/i ThomaTn'M arra nssistant maintenance of police vehicles. “ ^®he®ter Memorial Hospital, to and a sister. Miss Antoinette " k v e J S seems to be per- Thomas O Morra, aaslstant ^ ,, He was horn March 25, 1910' ______. , eight working days to get the town counsel, who is preparing Salary, $7,800. to get you started. X,^ man St., died Saturday at Man- The funeral was this afteb-' M. Benevento,' both of Man- 'have schools open-even after an In Glastonbury, and lived In the appUcaUon., “"s systems analyst for the Touch-Tone service is available to ManchestCT cus­ Chesterehe.ster Memorial Hospital.Hosnltal. nn^r, noon ata. tv,athe Alde^son Funeral Chester m ° i, / *i. 'f -opening day has been selected. Glastonbury and East Hartford said a spokesman for the,Chat- Some io per cent of the cost data processing department to tomers whose numbers start with 643,644,646 and 649. for many years until nioving to m of Oio emergency employment analyze equipment capacity and ^ iRat’^ 8.15 'l f a - mm. T 'f m from m 'J^ me eT joim o Z ^ rF . bury,h®*"®' with the Rev. .John Fren- at 9:15 a.m., from be, the tomorrow John F. mnoo^arTenn'.rschools, Una opened last week but in Manchester 26 year.s ago. Be­ The opening day was also re­ program would have to he pro- design new programs, If yours start with any of these prefixes except 646 you’ll nerney ^ m erak Home, JV. ^gji jhe First United, Methodist Tierney Funeral Home, 2i9 W. Charlotte and Mecklenburg fore hl.s retirement, due to ill­ ported quiet in Nashville, vided" by the town, either in $11,338. »®; ?>u»-ch of Waterbury officiating.. Center St. v ^ .^ a Mass of Re- (bounty three days o f orl need a number change. ness, he was an auto bady „re quiem at St. James' Church at R.'.H-'r 'i,^ Tenn., which unsuccessfully hecin with the first full services. 10) about $20,000 was allocated - - ...... - . Burial was in the New Inne quiem at St. Bridget CSiurch at sought a stay In a court order ™“ -“on oegin wun me iirsi luii ri'-Wo-rA.. t h 1 s to the Board of Education. The Call the Phone Stofe at 643-4101 in Manchester. p^irman at Manchester Motprs g. Burial was in the St. Jam es' Cemetery in Waterbury. day of classes coming Friday, y^g^ could Boavd of Education job>ecom - for many years. r*amntant •' •' Better yet, visit the Phone Store at 52 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. ^iU-'^^Wadas was born Nov. 4, 'a^r^bus^l’r^e^Tem 'keep a'record of the time spent mendatlons were not Immediate, Dorothy Moore Blazensky of 1895 in Poland and lived in Man'- °f Friends may call at the'-fir- nessee capital, - , bused ' employes In admlnis- ly available, but should be pre- CenterStreet, Manchester. And see the , chester for 60 years He wa» "®^* tonight from 7 to 9,'\^..The buses ippear to be a!- . *, MobUe Ala some 68 000 tering the program or the town sented at tonight’s meeUng. Touch-Tone push-button phones _ A. Blazensky Jr. of Pu^pam and employed as a track driver for f f“ Waterbury ahd the T^e family suggests that me- m bA completely full every- children werfr— preparing to could cover the cost by provid-- The directors w ill'also con- Eugene L. Blhzensky of Man­ Cheney Bros, at the time of his rnoved^bv^me^Hcontributions may be we’ve checked,” said a gfgrt back to schoob wfdne.s- ‘"K insurance and reUrement aider a proposed ordinance to for yourself! X . chester; two daughters./ Mrs. death and was a - member------— of ployed by ^ the H. P. Hood ancT „made ..l , . toa the St. Bridgets Nashville school, offlclai.-’ jgy officials said more than henefites to the new employes, regulate special bvents in tw n Raymond'Ouellette of ast TT„,.*Hal t- Uie.. r.PoIisli American Society. * Sons Milk C2>. as a driver 6ind Sch k>1 Fund, In Duval County, Fla., wfiere. ^.'ooo^irii'rbe'buiied''including Because of the large bookkeep-. as well as other more routine ford and Mrs. RoJjbrt Butter­ 66,000 of the System’s 123.000 fi 6,300 -mn especially to achieve racial ‘^e first plan, O-Mar- matters. Survivors are a son, Edward ra sugge.sted that the secoi\^ ap­ field of Hebron; three brothers, J . Wadas of ’ Manchester; a puplbi are being bused under balance. proach is more adviseeble. He Frank Blake apd Joseph Blazen­ daughter, Mrs. Ann Favelack of Tolland County Stiperior Court court orders. Superintendent pupils .at Chattanooga, Tcnn., |\- sky, both Of Gilastonbury, .and Manchester; a brother, Joseph Cecil. Hardesty said, "Wo donit begin classes with police .stl’l ooteid that the cost of adminis- Nicholas Blazensky of Amston; Wa,das of 'Chicago, 111; jwo sis- qxpect any problems.” inve.'itlgating a weekend bemb- tering these benefits would he two slstm^, Mrs. George Pfau tfers„ Mrs, B’elix Mordavsky of Judge Mulls Darwin Move A shortage of. school buses ing tliat destroyed a portable r'c&llBlhlo because the Viook- D irectors of Spdth Glastonbury and 'Mrs. Manche.ster, a sister- In Poland, l)as created problems In sev- classroom ‘ at Bralnerd High keeping and data processing .... Kyc of -East Hartford, and a grandchild. e'ral cities. , School, th e. scene ■ of racial Procedures already exist. Coniment four grandchWren. To Withdi-aw Not Guilty Plea With the buses the key tool in trouble In fall 1969 and spring Insurance benefits for an em- The funeral wilfhe tomorrow .Hiss .)os<‘i>hl»e M. I.ander8 The first pre-trail moUoh In laughed.” "A lot of us learned plans, thfc -ve- 1970. . ^ about $505 a year at 8:16 a.m. from the Holmes Miss .Tpsephine M. Landers, the Darwin case got under way a lot from previous trials In were put on double duty Police said, however, lhat O'Marra said. - Session Funeral Home, 400 M|a,in St., in such cities as Nashville, they "h ave no rea-son to tHdleve Under the ternis bf the act. 74, of Hartford, aunt of Albert '^te this morning in ToUand this case, The Board of, Directors con- with a Mass of requiem at St. Lepper, Jif. of Manchester, died County Superior Court. Special Shea said that he found he Term., ■ Columbus. Ga., f and this school explosion: is con- for the,jobs would con-. Jijmps’ Church. Burial will be Saturday at St. Francis Hospi- Public Defender John F. Shea copld not successfully challenge ilttcksonville, Fla., ’ with extra necled vdth federal desegrega- in E a st Cemetery. tal. i . ^ Jr. argued and Assistant State’s It toen because the plea had not »®hool days li.n orders In effect for city ment d..opg below 4 per cent morTitog ta theMunl^pal^lld- Frlends may call al-the funer- other survivors are thre^Attorney Abbot Schwebel ob- bee^n withdrawn, a^d th^^ w*S schools." ^ '" I ’h f eltom" Mrs-" Z l^ ^ ^ F e ~ (. * al home tonight from 7 to 9.' nieces and another nephew. J®cted to a;motipn which would been withdrawn, and that’s why . Norfolk Va. sch^l open- f 'hnttnnooga must bus about ^ r i s l is recommt^dl^^ ara n T d ^ r l ffl^ sJr w?re on S The funeral will be"^ tomor- allow. Roy F. Darwin to with- He said he felt that it would T g a '^ r n r iv ^ r bus J ’®' ,of the JIO.OOO pupils row at 9:16 a.m. from the Ben- draw has not guilty plea to murl be a denial of substantive due **■ company i„ the system. HovVever, be- who will coordinate work of the Two women who live near Personal Notices jairiin J . Callahan Funeral der and then move to dismiss process to deny the right to ““r ! , hiaae enough cajise Yif the shortage of vohl- Home. 1602 Main St.. East the case. ' make a mdtion which would *''s*'^,h>® unless it re- gjgg jj,g gchools opened with a departments with the data pro- O n te r Springs Pond complaln- juniors go soft . Hartford, with a Mass of the Judge Henry J . Naruk, pre- otherwise be available to him. celved a rate tocrease, prohibit- limited amount ofbusing. cesslng department and will cd that Center Springe Pond is conduct research and reports on badly polluted. ' In Memoriam • RessurrecUon at St, Mary’s siding at thb first fall 1 session Judge Naruk asked both sides *** under President Nixon’s tho town personnel and merit Reeldcnte of Schaller and UavldHon,'"who pasBed awar^Sep: away Sen­ Church, East Hartford, at 10. of the court, heard U^e brief “When does procedural rule system. The regulations govern- Brent Rda. asked that Police for Cf^nfetti Uirl’s u-mborior 7. 1970. ' RurlM will be in St. Mary’s oral arguments. Shea stated become substantial due pro- At Nashville', junior and sen­ ior high school pupils register PiibHc Records ing the act set down by the Sec- (jhlef Jam es Reardon investigate that Darwin did riot knpwihgly cess?" He said that the U.S. ,r Every day'In sdme smaU way C^m^tery, East Hartford. Warranty Deed retiiry of Labor roqt^lre that a the need for a stop sign at the Memories of you come my way. Friend s m ay call a t the fu* waive s a right when he fSled to Supreme Court hadn’t yet de- Zvolyes t Z 700 routes “".l!!!!!.'": -transporting Michael and Alana Lardner town participating In the prO- intcreectlon of those |wb streets, M\^rilc'"‘p*m.ch 'neral Imme tonight from 7 td 9. challenge thp bench warrant c(ded that. young clingablofj 49,000 cf.lhe approximately 96,. gram study these areas. An Eldridgo St. man praised under which he was arrested in 'Whether due process requires to Elizabeth KIsemorc,-property 2) two assessment aides, one the tOwn fpr the "cooperative 1903. He said that the law con- a plea withdrawal or not, the !![!!! ' elementory pupils register tax- $27.50. at $9,2(X), .'another qt $7,6(X). gnj efficient” clean up opera- cernlng.^e bench warrants had Judge, will decide later, after ail Wednesday with classes begin- Rldeiine of AUarliment changecT just before that time the briefs have been' filed, Welss la hoping to be able to tlon after tropical storm Dorla. top: Flippy skirt, side sash, inset Waistband .4 1 nlng Thursday for junior and Mlchjiel Ivirdner against perform oil or part of tho re- Two young people' repreaent- os a result' of the 1963 Ker de- • ff moUon to withdraw the senior h^gh schools and Friday Alanii Lnrdncr. in an acrylic print jersey. Blue/wine. Sizes 5 clslon and even judges hadn’t Plea is granted, Uie next step valuation of town real estate Ug Manchester Youth for Oon- , For Catholic Burial wlthiri toe town assessment Ojf- nervation proposed that the by then realized the full Impll- to dlsmUs, and N ...... - ■ - to 18 ...... g *iO flee.' This normally coots sey- Jown let a Columbus, Ohio, firm cations. “ ® . '^Ait for more M ore l.j;]fnire "Won eral hundred thousand dollars place 26 trash receptacles Saint James Cemetery What is at issue is that Dar­ ^ ■ A buses, thp 350 buses' operated when tho job is given to an out- ground town free bf charge. The win was arrested under a bench by the school system, will .do WASHINGTON •American aide concern. The town wUl not'drm places the receptacles In Ethnic embroidery at the silt neckline, draw- 368 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER, (JONNECTICUT warrant which, a lth o ^ no one Stockholm Decentrglize$ double duty to handle (in addi- workers have more leisure time be required to perform a rovoi- towns*'"imd “soils”'ad vertlf<"ff apparently realized It, was de STOCaCHCiLM —In Uie next ‘‘“"A* 300 routes. , than ever, an average of 60 nation for about another five goace on tho side of the con- string waist. 80% Celanese® Arnel® triace-. fective. ' Faqiilies with foresight' select family burial space three to five years the Swedish officials hours more a year .since I960, years, O’Marra said, but it can tainers tate/20% nylon, illtra Fleece. Purple, orange. S c h w e b 6 1, complimenting govenuiMnt plans to carry out ^ “taggered open-, according to the Bureau of l.,ab- do the job any time before then, before it is needed. A family iniiial lot should be ob­ Shea’s ingenuity, said he Ings. High schools generally pr Statistics. Sizes 5 to 18 . .. . .‘...... RSS a ' decentralization 3) a zoning enforcement of­ tained in a thoughtful, planned manner. should have dune what he's do­ •i. . J program ^ a.m., luntor high In tho decade, workers gain- ficer atv$9,6(X>. ' Gamet Site Planted ing now during Darwin's sec­ at 8 or 8:80 a.m, and oiementa- od about 30 hours through re- i ondId trial in 1969. , S ^ l ^ m to 13 other buildings between 8 and 10 ductlons of the workweek, 16 and three *jutUor*^*"*on^eeriwr nlanVsd**^' (D&L, Junipr D rew ^, Mjanchester Pi^kade) Mr. Higgins Shea answered that this only ®‘««8. _ A b ^ t 6,0(X) emp^ , , , . hoiirs in increased vacAuon^and aides for th e ^ b llc w‘ % ® ^ Phone Hr. McKhrnan 643-6713 became apparent as a result ®hd their families' will be School officials nt.Crlumbus, 6 hours In addlUonul holiday purtmOnt. Tho assistant’s salary full .r is e trass 2 660 smJUlsr of the second trial. Judge Naruk moved. said some pupils would have to time, would bo $10,400; tho aide’s $8,* trees imd 180,000 shrubs. ■ I. , ■'

,‘A . * I ■ > "■ - I V>:.; Vi ” 'I"'- :V . '/l 1 ' f •• , 1,/. «■ \ '■ ' ..y- ^ ■■ ■ MANCHESt^P, EVENING HERALD. M ANCH ES^. CONN.. TUESDAY,^SEPTEMBER. 7, 1971 MANCHEJyJrajR E\'ENINO HEPAW>. M AN(J5^TJBE. C0NN.^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 7, .1971 PAGE ELBVIN T ftN ■_L____^ ------...... ' - ' Forecast »er Rites ‘Baby Bust’ Bus I Ihrbllo school pupils ora pro- Shallowbrook; Shalibwbrook at Bus 10 Middle Tpke. (847-612), Penn, Decline ridsd ^n^rtattan. without Pjno;, 867 8. Main. Arrives MANOHEBTBR mOH Towqr, Wcodhlll, Deerfield, Starts 8:80 at Arrtves Manchester As Births charge, If they meet the follow- g :8s. 8:40. Scheduled Thursday WASHINGTON (AP) The I n unrestricted p ^ la tlo n AND ILUNO Fernd^e, Foxercift, C r^w ood, Homerooms Ing jcequlrementa: _ All students from Parker (746- Deepwodd, Devon, Linnmore, ILUNG- GRADE 6 yLT WABHIKOTON (AP) r- The publican Oeorge WUson as gov- nutnber of preschcxd children In growth," the report eald. 1. All pupils ffom kindergar­ MANOHESTEB HIOQ the United State, declined The study was financed by Oakland, Mill, Rachel, Tu- Edmund, McKee (16), Center Kindergarteii^ Bus Routes ten and GrAdes i through AtMHS Starts 8:46 on Oakland At. N. ody U tttrmer Sen. Bourke B. “rnor- . . sharply In the I960e, making the Fon) Foundation, the l^r- .3 « ... Bgeioon. Ulllan, ^w ord, (66S). ™ni Hlckenloopor won the who live -more than one mil* N. Schoo*, South. Starts 7:60 on Cepter at Mc- School, stops on OaklandNU It U requested that tor the Rd.; 829 and 241 Birch Mt.; Ookenkwper will bo moved g^^ate keat prbvloualy held by lero population growth vrithlii; ris and Gwendolyn Cafrits Manchester High School stu­ Rachel, South; ToUand Tpke. atvfirst flew days of school, parents Blri:h Mt. at Carter. this century a distinct poesl- 'Foundation and the Eugene and walking distance from the m 7:40 at 746 Parker, Kee, stops on Crestwood at dents have been assigned the Wednesday from Washington to oemcorat Guy M. aillette. school». "top* at 876 Porker: Oakland at Deepwoed, Femdole; Oliver at Union, N. Mata; HlUlord at df kindergarten chUdren attach Bowers ledar Rapids, Iowa, where he .a ranking Republican on the billty, a research team has con- Agnes B. Meyer Foundation. ■ following homerooms: Canterbury; Irving at Cham­ an -l1 for the Deaf, Dudley, Keeney and Portland. Cushman at Tracy west; 746 man at Tracy west, Arrives Starts 8 at 76 Finley, st^ at sll'ditly with the schedule of bus t old county line, Hickenlooper nlng he complained of severe Mag; 217, Mah-Mey; Mlc- by 29 per cent, and the number ^^ll be In for and Stevens, Woodland, and Arrives 8:05. Parker; Baldwin at Bryan; El- MHS 8, UUng 8:06. Nel; 226, New-Roc; 244^, jtod- 1066-806-784 'E. Middle *i^pke.; Stops U'ried belcw. Starting 11:40 a.m. 696 Qard- mtered law practice In 1922 af- abdominal pain and retired f«w 180-106 New Bolton; 86-119-186- llie foUowtag is a list of the A®*^' atops on T ifn r^ at Dun- of persons -aged 20 through 24 ^ decreased economic Burnside Schools ta East Hart­ KEENEY kerta at Conrd; Avery at BUCKLEV Sik; 246, 811-Std; 281, Ste-Bz; er being graduated from the the night after being examined grew by 62 per cent prH^sures anrf greatly Improved ford. Since these pupils are pro­ 240-627 Lake; 747 LydoU. Ar- dlsch-^rge stops ter the morning ®^> Cobb, and Ttajber west; Jnlverslty of Iowa and Iowa by a dcxstor. He was found dead Starts at 8:20 on Glendale at Demtag. Arrives 9:10. 280, T-Vem; 262, Ven-Wlk; 264, Researchers said replace- ^ jq meet public needs." vided home delivery, the sched­ Wll-Z. rlveS- 8:86. kindergarten session: Virginia at Ansaldl; I^lUp at itate University. Regarded as In the morning, ment of the "baby boom ’of ^___ _ Wlnthrop, stops at 64 Wtathrop, Bus 11 \s a g e ; stops on Kenni BUCKLEY Kane; Charter Oak at Syca- ule for these classes is not con­ Wtathrop and Garhet, Bush 'HIU Seniors t conservative Republlcem, .he His wife died last the 1960s and 1960s by a "baby MANCHESTER HIGH Woodstock, Hamilton, UHe Wy s y t L ih ^ v t a g school 11:18 a.m., east and west ■ eras elected as a state repre^The former senator’s daughter, Attention for Elm tained under the schools listed and Keeney, Keeney and San- 114, A-Bay; 116, Be-Bre; 121, bust” will have a major Impact below. All students from W. Middle Arrives 8:26. Bri-Cat; 128, Ch-CUs; 184,. Cut- Starts 7 o n ^ m i S ^ a t Red- K e i^ d y at Waddell sentative from Urm County In Jane Oberlln of Des Moines, for decades In social, political KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — ttna, 490 and 468 Keeney, Kee- mriu- /ko-t mio. Starting 12:10 p.m. 692 W.. 19S4, serving two terms. Iowa, said her fathw went to 6. PhysKxUIy handicapped „ey and Garden Grove. Arrives BOWERS Dol; 188, Don-Ed; 136, Eg-Flr; ^vood, stops o»i HlUZtown at 92 and 176 ^ Mlddla'Tpke., stops at 82 and and economic terms. The lai^est known American children. 8:36. Dover, Dewney, Ekiisem, Engle- He served as lieutenant gov- Shelter Island to wait until Ws It will “probably take several Elm, located near Trigaonla in ' Starts 8:26 on E. Mlddle 146, FlteGey; 162, OWta; 208, Bush HIU; 664 Bush HUl; E ush ^ II bS ^ W o^E M ^ e 82 Wedgewood; Parkade Apts, Eligible students should check wo(x], Fulton, Jarvis, Morse, _ , . ^ E. He-Hu; 222, Hy-Kl. mHIU u at Keeney; ir»An»v Hackmatejck.ha/UcitiiiU.^1c at «f “ Ftatey, 779 B. Middle . r emor from 1989 to 1948 and was new apartment In Washington decades more for the current Loudon County, is getting spe- Salem, Whitney, W Mttatle Arnott, stops on Tpke. then elected to succeed Re- was. i%ady for occupancy. the streets listed (for their ad­ Bus 6 Middle Tpke. at Ludlow; Plaza Also, 223, Kj-Liee; 228, L*f- prim ar; S. Mata at ^ r t a g fertlllty trend. If continued, to cial attention from Tennessee - dress) • and use the designated MANCHESTER HIGH ’Tpke. (438). bring stability or decline of the Valley Authority foresters, o Starts at 7:85 on W.. Middle 28 Scott; Cushman Mai; 288, Man-Mey; 241, Mid- Gardner at Highland; Highland -is » .r. bus for attending school. When AU students from Hartford at Tracy east and west; Colo­ Nldr 242, Nle-fel; 248, Pern- ^yhys; Autumn at School; ’ Hours Changed total population,” the study The Trigonla Elm, standing bus routes have been established Rd. (816), Spencer, Hlllstown 'I'Pke. at Wedgewobd, stops on Pou; 246, Pow.«ag: 247, Sal- gghool at Olenwood, Spmee; O a ^ h rt .at Rachei. T ollan d gays. too feet hig^i with a trunk mea: nial at Parker. Arrives 8:40. Acting on the premise that there is always some balm in Gileaa oh a permanent basis, all stu­ (360-605), Redwood, Rail*, HlUs, W. Middle Tpke. at Beacon Hill Ski; 249, Sko-Sur; 270, Sus-Vat; gprugg at Birch; Foster at E. - . ^ At Kindergarten "There are so jpany more suring 24 feet around, fs on Bush Hlli, BeU, Galaxy, Kee- Apartments; W. Middle Tpke. . Bus'17 V..WUI) m , W «m .Z,. —on this occasion a stoppage in sheet metal work on the Man­ young adults than older people land purchased by TVA for the dents attending sendary schools will be Issued bus ney (884-780),-Santina, Erie, Le- at Downey; Jarirls at Salem; MANOHESgER HIGH ISedu^d Named Captain chester Community College interim campus—momma cat con­ that, despite the unprecedented Talllco Dam project on the W. Middle Tpke. at Deerfield. AND nX lK G recent decline In childbearing. Little'Tennessee River, tickets, 'Which must bo diown to I^Wocxl. verted an area of the Student Center into a horning room. In the drivers on all trips. 7:30 at 816 Hartford Arrives at 8. AU students from. Demtag, Coleman; Woodbrldge one of the heating ducts, she gave birth to six kittens. Above, births still outnumber deaths TVA foresters say although It 300 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 681 N. Mata; 199 Adams; 114 dren to disregard the tlmwi for Oi Constabulary Force ■nie schedules rticw that each Baldwin, Tjm W. Owens KEENEY a n d HXING BENNET 46), Spring (200-299 and 421- Martin 2 p.m. pointment at a meeting with the (Herald photo by Pinto) ried adults andi a slight rise in limbs have broken off, bracing tgavel only an the bus to which to Johnathan B. anikBllen F. ------the average age at marriage, a portion of the crown and fer- they have been assigned. Starts 8:16 on Ralph at Gal- All students from Bluefield, All students from N. Mata, 676), Cobb, Carriage (161), ccmstables Thursday night. BENNET Leaving school 11:16 a.m., Saloom asked that chU- Welch, property on SnlpSif Lake SymiAony and conductor-Antal the study said. tiUzlng- AU buses wlU display their ®“ *’ 120 and 176 W. Center (827-888), S. Adams, AU students from Arnott’ (79- ToUand Tpke. (912-1007), Buck- Tam, Timber, Tlmrod (124-271(), steps on Soring a t 8. Mata; ______m_____ u n it C, who wlU be Ho p«rinted to Nedwled’s 12- At JFK Center Rehearsal Dorati. The statisUcs show "the na- Foresters estimate the elm is numbersimbers on the windshield. *1^P**: ™*1: Keeney Trebbe, O’Leary, Thompson, 86), Butternut, Dade (81), Fer- land, Burrfiam, Croft, Windsor, Carter, Blueridge, Bette, Birch Bruce at, HlHcrest: 18 and 118 hoogg^ jn the East Bids Rse years af service .as a cexistable Lawrence C. and Susan Other first-week events In- tional psychology may be about 300 years old. Residents Pupfis should board and leave Erie. Arrives 8:M. Olcott (40-83), Preston, Alexan­ guson (73-828), Garth, Ludlow Adams (109-688), New State. Mt. Nike; Shallowbrook at Pane. main gymnaaium, westa anaak- and to his record of resixmaea oleason to Joeejrfi W. and' der, Lincoln, Ridgewood, Proc­ elude a premiere of an opera changing, perha]^ In response say It has been, an area land- Um bus at the st<9 nearest their bus 6 (90-266), Meadow, Mountain*’ Starts 7:86 at 670 N. Main, Starts 7:30 on Spring at Dart- WaoUngton and Verplanck to emergency situations which Marge R. Hardyr property on tor, Edgerton, Lodge, Garden, by Alberto Glnastera, “Beatrix to public educatlcn campaigns mark since pioneers settled in (181-218), Oak Grove, Porter stops on N. Main at Tolland mouth, stops on Spring at Oobb, Leaving Washington 11:18 and All ChUdren, except those ta have occurred, always within o ld Kent Rd. Cencl;’’ a concert by the trio of stressing the dangers - inherent Btist Tennessee. ) MANCHESTER 'HIGH Center (231). (869-484). ■ Tpke.; 109 Buckland; 283 Burn- Tam; '86 Carter; Carter at Verplanck 11:20 a.m., stops at ^ass’ Moves Bernstein UUng - Junior High School AU students from Dougherty, ____ wiitiL. til® morning kindergarten, wlU 10 minutes at notification. Robert R. Henderswi to John Starts 7:20 on W. Center at S. Starts 7:60 at 822 Oakland, ham; Burriham at Drexel, Blueridge; 788-620-621-451 Birch Fountain V i^ e : IM IDU^ renort at S-60 a.m App"*'. ^ Bulletin (Board . • i Elementary • Jr. & Sr. High • College Studeints tim e variations since the sched- Starts 7:20 on Wsuldell at Dud- All students from Edison, Lane, stops on Bryan at Com- Adams at Jarvis. .Arrives 8:06. s^dl, Teresa; Gardner at Hm- ktadeigarten sesskxis: ^ that p a^ "I've met regularly with the 'ThA TV^lland Gnuiee will Center for the Performu.erformln^^ \ It was ~ fltttog .... fitting, ______pj-^nce. Once______Inside___ the Opera —. Steamboat Bids ei Diagnostic Tests * College Board Prep ules are tentative and subject to ley, - stops on W. (Jenter at Eiilton, Hendee, Whitney, Jar- waU, Arrives 8:86. ROBERTSON rod; 270-319 Gardner; 279 Fem. Highland Park chUdren entering school for the ccmstables for the “ meet tonight at 8 at the Grange Arts—totally concentrating on Kajmedy ^ d . "It surpasses all House, most eyes were fixed on mvlsloa later — in order to pro- Hyde, Dougherty. Arrives 7:40. yig_ Morse, Salem, Center (674- Starts 8:10 at 746 Parker, Arrives 8:86. , Starting 11:40 a.m. Autumn at time may roglator 0Mta months,” Hilfault stated VOyester­ or. ^ yjg Green . the first public performance of expectations. the Austrian chandelier until • Remedial Reading / Study Skills Bos 18 stops at 9 Demlng; 30 Baldwin; River Farewell vlde a practioal schedule under BENNET 760). Chester,. Thomas, Olcott BENNBT BUS 28 . .Aahwmlh, steps on Autumn at tomorrow or Tuesday at the ad- day, adding "Tolland Is most The Boajti of Finance wlU his composition, "Mass.” It waKthe first audience in the curtain rose. , actual working cenditions. AU students from. Hilliard Dr., Palrvlew^ St. John, Stone, Baldwin at Bryon, Elberta; BENNET E. Eldridge and School; High- mtalatmtion office ta the Behool fo la te to have such outet^- tonight at 7:30 at the ™it'^waa*T dre^ rehearsial—be- tlie complSe^ Kennedy Center. Tonight, the diplomatic corps, FALL SESSION BEGINS SEFT. 22 AU students from Redwood, Elberta, at Ckmcerd, Avery; 145 When schedules sure adopted on (273-444), Loomis, i Columbus, Alexander, Dougherty, Lincoln, Ralph, HUls, Buzh HUl, Bell, AU students from Wyllys, land at (Jand’ewcod; 46 Camp Annex. OiUdrept wlU not be- tag citizens to serve on the con- sold-out audience of 2,200 The rehearsal c ^ e on the 13th governors and members of Con- ______filter ™ ■ 7«u' A^ery: 163 and 144 Dem- Hudson River sldewheelers, has a permanent basis, buses should Grant, Hartland, Lockwood, Bol- Proctor, Ridgewood, 1^***®^ Galaxy, Wtathrop, Keeney (694- Arrivea 8:86. Highland (825), Sartag (700). Meeting; 263 Blue Ridge; Blue regtatered Wednesday, the flnt stabulary force. Teachers involved In St.- Opera House—andHouse—ana year and anu fourth lourui . day uav. after aiici _Pres-n c a - gressB'eac willy«a.. attend oa. formal pre- made her final vovaee endine Classes Now Forming . rim to accordance with the time ton (131-141), Broad (84-188), (467). Camp Meeting, Carter, Blue- Ridge at Bette; Villa Louise tiay of school, The first selectman hopes to MatUiew’s Church religious in- .wo 780), Santina, Brie. energy and enthusiasm ident Elsenhower^ned legis- ytowj.1 We^^^ steamboat era ^t^t begl^ TWO CENTRAL LOCATIONS schedule. OUver (11-72). atarte 7:60 on Edison at W h i t -Starts____ 7:86 on Redwood at Bus 81 ridge, (Bette, Porter (296-340 and ------!---- be able to jiend ^ leMt two program will meet to- R-rnstein generates were latlcn to match pri^te dona- im with Robert Fulton’s Clermont Elementary school buses twill Starts 7:46 "™ asross the railing, he listened critics here say It’s the 2:16 p.m -r DUilg Junior High *H ^® Tp»®. at Hawthorne. Roosevelt. Arrives 8:06. 36-228-871 Bush HUl; Buriv HUl gidg, Terry, HUlstown (166-428), kin (62-112), Jean, Academy, 346 North Mata St. 63 E. Center St. OreenhlU, Munro. Manchester High Moneheater Otesn | rtld..lhv «. <« p«rM (toW. SI “oi .K«l uo >•« co.lo,»l-0.y .In W„l^. ^ , , u „ i l y . ““’'L'SSS I"! Grades 7 and 8 between 2:16 Arrives 8:06. VERPLANCK at BeU; 616 Bush HIU; Bush Hunter, WethereU, Chalmers, ______Opening 8 a.m. Lunch In 41- Mmning kindergarten, 8:40 to Bishops Corner Next to “Cavey’s” Starts 7:40 on HlgMand at ■ .' l:' and 2:38 p.m.; Hltag Grades 9 KEENEY Starts 8:20 at Beacon HUl iru gt Glendale; (Bush HUl at overland, Packard, Server, WyUys, stoii' at 10‘^ p Meet- “ taut® P®^®^ betwem 11:16 11:16^^. A to r^ ktadargar-, CALL 2SS-8SS8 OAIX. 64S.9M7 a t 8:10 and 8:16 p.m.; Manches- Starts 8:16 on Prospect at Apartments, stops at F e u n t^ Keeney; Keeney at Santina, Litchfield, Bridge, BldweU stablestables to remain In close con-, to arrive. Classes will let out laxed.laxea. government.governmem. kMonday s a dressuicoo ^jjow m of the president, will at- u , ateamatpn'm whistwhlatlle^ta tag; ,108 (Jarter; Blueridge at P’™’ te^ 12:16 to 2.46 p.m. te r High between 2:16 and 2:40 N orw e^, stops on Bridg;e ait ViUage Apartments;' 1006. W. jjrte. Arrives 8:05. (194), Leland, linwood, Keeney Bette; 699 Porter; Porter at p.m.'Blxtm help, Monday Opening, 9 a.m. Lunch, tact with the state poUce troop 45 minutes earlier than the us- As "Mass" ended with a kiss rehearsal was open to anyone tend li still., unclepr. She sent p.m.; and Cheney Tech at '3 Avon, K®en®y at Bidweli, Hack- Middle Tpke. Arrives 8:36. KEEKEY _ t a Stafford,, the Tolland County ually scheduled hour, and hot of peace, which some In the au- at $5, $10, and $16 prices—and regrets last ^qek, citing “per- sajuies irom (128-187). WyUys, Adelaide, PltMn, Park- through T h u rs^to 2|« p.m. 0 « ^ W , 11:M to 11:« p.m. ^ matack. Arrives 8:86, Mutual Fire Aid and each other, lunches will be served at all dlence picked up and spread to toe garb ranged from purple gonal and prtyatAjreasons,” but ' ______Bus 18 Starts 8:20 'Ot 492 IfiUstown, Starts 7:80 at 816 Hartford er Arrive. ft:0s *em»t Junior High Grades 8-4, 11:46 a.m. to 12M th e bus schedules, by schools, stops at 88 mU; 206-272-382 Rd., stops at 14-.77-U3-162 ^>en- Opening6:16 a.m. Lunch (Men- p.m.; Grades 6-6, 12:16 to 13:46 Residents needing emergency schools on a dally cash basis their neighbors, Bernstein leather hot pants to yellow blue late Monday the New York are as follows: Bus 7 BEN.NETT HIGHLAND PARK police protection should call the uils week. seetaed alm'ost at prayer-his jeans to a mix of long-and-ele- Dally News reported aim’d de- loke MANCHESTER HIGH AU students from E.— jQ_____ jaie rail; Bush HUl . at . BeU; ^ cer;__; Woodslde at Terry; Weth- ^ 14 Gam„ weet- day, Wednesday and Friday p.m. doolng, 2:46 p.m. resident state tiwper at 876- >Die high school will not palms clasped together, fingers g a n t and short-and-fancy elded to ..come after She . •* Bus 1 AND nX IN O Tpke. (642-943), Finley, Boltem 61^664^ Bu* HUl. Arrives gj railstown; 494 and 291 ^pg gj 33 riamp Meeting; l^'** ®"”i- to 1:17 p.m.; Marttn 89U or the Stafford Police troop have hot lunch on Wednesday upward, almost touching his dresses. Mrs. Kennedy wore a commissioned Bernstein to BALTIMORE (AP) — TWo MANCHESTER HIGH AU students from E. Middle Center, New Belton. Ludlow 5 'WethereU; WethereU —n at (BldweU, 1,^ ’u g ^ r . 2^ v " w. , Tuesday and Tliuraday from ------Mtomtag------ktadergmrton, 8:46 to at 684-2741 (toll free). Hie local only. Students at Meadowbfook jjps. light turquoise short-sleeyed write "Mass.” . University of Maryland stu- AND ILUNG Tpke. (948), Finley, New Bolton, (67), Dale (43); Feiguson (86), at Server, Litchfield; Keeney at fidge at Bette- 114 Blueridge- ^1'^ P‘"i- tJlosln* 11:16 a.m. Aftwnoon ktadoigar- ccmstables may be reached by gchooi should wear tags with Bernstein will have to wait dress which skimmed her knee. TTiursday’s turnout Is shaping 'dents say as many as 200 of AU students from Lake, Ly- Greenwood, Indian, Eastland, Mountain (68-81), Amott (21- MANCHESTER HIGH Leland. Arrives 8. Villa Louise Rd.; 601-829-241 V-m. E xtra ^ Ip , 2:20 to 8 ten, -12U6 to 2:46 p.m. p.m., Mmiday through Thurs­ calling 872-3227, Thlfault stated, yje assigned classroom num-’ y. Thursday morning to 'rhpvoonso tviiiph in tho “P ^ mostly Republican, led tlmlr fellow students have gone doU, Vemon (266-864), SccAt Westland*, Overlook. 66). cook. Riverside, W®J^®’ AU students from HartfoM KEENEY Birch M t Rd. Arrives 6:88. Opening, 8:48 suin. Lundi, He recommended that residents ber and kindergarten students if^e music " ri^ th h * J a »>y Nixon and members of his from, pot to laughing gas be- (220-280), YTagg, Richmond (12- Starts 7:85 at 943 E. Middle Plymouth, E. Center (4«H5«), ^ Hackmatack, NUes, Starts 8:10 at 67 Hackmatack, Bus 29 day. Grades 1-2, U:l& to U:66 aun.) cUp the numbers-tad post them be tagged with their * landmark * i f f Cabinet, for the opening of the cause df.the high cost of marl' 47), Lexington, Dearborn, .|E1-Tpke., stops on E.. Middle Tpke. Boulder (67-143), Elwood, Pit- Diane, Prospect, Norwood, stops at 84 Hackmatack; Hack- MANOHESTEB HIGH nUng Junior High Grades 8-4, 11:46 a,m. to 12-.35 nearnnon theirfhalr telephoneteleohone in theth e ____ he a come up with a lanamarx foot-high bronze statue of John - ...... 1 ...... » Concert Hall by the National juana. len. at Finley; 149 and l06 N ew .ldn (27). , Farm, Lewis, S. Msdn (166), maitack at Judith; Keeney at AU students from I Woodslde, Opening 8:10 a.m. Lunch from p.m.; Orades 64, 12:16 to IStiRl event o f ^ emergency, Starts, 7:30, stops at 46—146— Bolton; Greenwood at Indian, Starts 7:40 at 943 E. Middle Leland, Ll^iwood. Arrtves 6:20. Hunter, raUstbwn (188-271), ll' a.m. to 1 p.m. for Grades p.m. Cloatag, 2:46 p.m. ---- ^^ycltag Meeting . have their children ride the to match Ws West Side yp the center wWch Is lavishly Sunset, ViUag6 (2). BWyi 268 Lake; 737-7-676—618 LydaU; Marlon, Lynch; 344 Lydall; Ly- Tpke., steps cn 'B. Middle Tpke. Starts 7:20 on Pine at H art­ MARTIN WethereU,' Server, Packard, 7 and 8. Closing 2:25 p^m. Ex­ hfathAn Hale TTiUault nuet last night with to school rather than to Story” and ‘On the Town. But decorated with unsolicited gifts at Finley; 180 and 117 New Bol­ tra help, 2:80 to 8:10 p.m., Mon- L^dall a t Vemon; Scott at daU at Saulteire. Arrives MHS 8, ford Rd., stopsn -T - on Hackmatack-- 7 —--_____ Starts at 8:26 on Spring a t 8 . McCann, Avon, Bridge, Fran- Monilng ktadeigarten, 8:M to Robert Bass oi the Ckmservn- them to assist in Ibe response gt the audience fj-oni countries wanting to hon- FTagg. Arrives MHS 8, Illtag Illtag 8:06^ ton; E. Middle Tpke. at Lud­ at NUes Jumth Prospect; 124 **»1*‘- c>®, Keeney (82-M8), Lttchfield, day through Thur^y II -a.in. Afteflnoon ktadergartan, tion Commlss^ and resident gtralghtening out any problems wios bpth Immediate ^ d exu- oj. Kennedy. low, Ferguson; Green School; 8:06. HIGHL4HD PARK Hackmatack;— - - - —Hackmatack - • - at ■ -S. crest; 49 Nike; 86 S. Lakewood;” BldweU. IBtag Grade 9 a t MHS 11:80 a.m. to 2 p.m. D. Michael M<»re to discuss overloading on the buses. berant. Eighteen crystal chandeliers B. Center at Gerard, Pltkta, ' Starts 8:16 on Birch Mt. at Mata. Arrives 7:40. 261 and 328 Spring. Arrives 8:40. Starts 7:86 on Woodslde at band members 8:10 Opening, 9 a.m. Lunch, 11:90 the details of establishing a ToUand Junior Women’s For more than a quarter hour 'Arrives 8:06. Terry, stops on HUlstown at K>big choir members 8:46 a.m. to 12tiK> p.m. Cloilng 3 formal town recycling program, international Affairs Com- after the curtain, the^ crowd ^ ^ ------— \ niTriKiicv Carter, stops at 691 Porter; BINNET MARTIN (Return On 26) WethereU; 494-291 WethereU; a-*®- All other Grade 9 students. p.m. Also joining In «-: Ashworth, K»d at ’Timber eafit, and west, Bentley 11:16 a.m. Afternocm Under- cycltag project Sunday morn- Women’s Club Executive formers, still grouped on stage, a t V e r ^ ; «44-710-e82-tl91— Arrives 8.86. ^ Tpke. (428^82), W. M iddle'0 9 u.p6 »). Woodland (460480), starts 8 l O ^ T l I Woodslde Cobb; Cobb at Spring. Arrives li)ke. Morning kindergarten, 8:46 to -grten, 12:16 to 3:45 p.m, tags for the gr^ge ^ d James 3 ^,^^ „^eet tomorrow night Then they located Bernstein 6S1 Vemon ; Vemon at Rich- g : ' ((596-1206), W ^ w o o d , Bokon (10-111), Horton, BchaU. gtopg on a t H u ^ l ^ j ^ 11:16•IK a.m. fl'm AfternoonAftAmArm kkindergar­1nrlArdrn.r. .... ' ^ _ •1-.26. Englewood, Downey, Dover, gr, TurnbuU, Broad (49-79), (T®nlng, 8:46 a.m. Lunch, RoWc of the TollUnd County - 8 at the Benjamin home -on giumped In his seat next to the mond. A ^ves 8 :S1. MANCHESTER HIGH 961-428 HUlstown;. Redwood at ten, 12:80 to 3 p.m. tension Service. UNOOLN Starts 7:46 at 826 W. Middle Chambers. U.:10 a.m. to 12:66 p.m. Cloatag. Grahaber Rd. presidential box. The cheering ART Unfc jg . AU students from Buckland,. . Starts------8:30— oiKJenter------at - - Broad ippiig.^ stops at Parkade Apart- Btarto 7:46 on HUli&d at Du- Ralph east and west;. 83 Red­ Opening 8:46 a.m. Lunch, 2:46 p.m. The meeting Is the first of a The Board^ of _Education __ will_ g^feHed. In a gracious sweep. wood; *86 Bush HUl. Arrtves 11:46 a.m. to 12:46 p.m. Cloetag, CLASSES luiAitfnifficRTRfi HIG-H Bumham, Oroft» WindsoTi (northwest comer), stops at ments; W.i Middle Tpke. at val, stops on Chambers at Bd- South to*to“ hWd®ra’tae*^roJeW ® ^h tomorrow nl«ht at 8 p ^ . Berosteln bowed Ws head and from Ash' HUl- Meekvllle, Angel, Adams, New u ia c, Trumbull. Arrives 8:40. 3 p.m. to be held on tne projeci wmen offices at the Hicks Me­ for Beginners & Advanced Wedgewood; Beacon HiU'Apart- ton. Broad. Arrives 6. ■ I Opening, 8:46 a.m. Lunch, rose, appearing exhausted, elat- ^ fl vteJn State. Deerfield, Foxcipft, W. Bus 80 Bowera lt Is hoped will help to stretch School: crMt, fljBliewobd, Nike, S. Main TokA ' Bus 14 menta; W. Middle Tpke. at ROB^BTSON BENNET Gradee 14, 11:80 a.m. to 13:10 - ... . ™ _ _ ed, and overwhelmed. qowney; 1006 W. Middle T^ke. Starts 6:16 at Rachel. Arrives BENNET Morning kindergarten, 8:46 to o .« the life of the town dump. TOe R ^ b l i ^ Tovm ^ Specializing in (208-876), Spring (20^), VU- gtgrts 7:80 at 109 Buckland MANOHESTEB, HIGH and AU atudents from Nike, Shal- iijui a.m. Afternoon ktadergar- ®®b>6> P. Mi^re formerly ran a self­ logs (14-44), Arvtae. Comatock, Arrtves 8:06. 8:36. et, stops 'on Burnham at ILUNO lowbrodt, Gardner, Fern, Sun- ten, 12:80 to 3 p.m. / Verplaaok supporting recyeW project in SSTatTp.to at tll2 Town below to embrace P O R T R A ItS ShaUowbrook, Fern, Gardner (rexel, Croft; Croft at Wind ^ U students from N, Main, nybrook, Tlmrod, Oobb,^ Dun- Opening 8:46 a.m. Lzmeh, Morning klndeigarten, 8:46 to Pittsburgh, Pa. bebfore moving ^ each performer, sometimes (160474), Sunnybrook, ^ m ro d ALSO 180 Windsor; ToUand ToUand(T^ke. (6714007), Union, con, Timber, Somerset, ragh- Grades 1-2, ll:30ta.m. to 12:15 11:“ ®->«- Afternoon ktadergar- to Tolland about...... ------a month- ago. Matthew’s Ladles Guild ‘‘“kklng three at a time, always i9, Duncan, Spring (817-406) _'ke. at MeekvUle; 146 Adams. Union PL, ' Kenwood, North, land (268). ^ IN OILS AND AORVUra.^ p.m.; Grades 8-4, noon to 12:46 ten. 13:16 to 2:46 p.m. Baton Classes WlU hold its first Mass at 7 :'30. receiving a bearhug In re- Starts 7:86 on -8. Mata 118 New State Apartments; 868 Kerry, Woi Adams; Foxproft at Deerfield. Starts 746 at 661 N. (Main, All Cafeterias LalMwood, stopa on S. Mata at p.m. Cloetag for aU grades. Grades 8 and 6, 11:16 a.m. to sitonsored baton clashes will CALL Manchester Evening Herald On stage, Bernstein sum- Lotitawood; 876 S.ti^ainl B Arrives 8. ' stops at 670 N. MUta; N. Mata ShaUowbrook; 606 (Gardner; 3 p.m. notai; Grades 1 and 6,11:46 a.m. resume Sept. 23; ' ToUand correspondent Bette moned the cbnductor, Maurice LOUISE WITHEY at ShaUowbrook; 1674 OarttaMi! BUOKLAND a t ToUand T pke.; 888 and 788 Gardner at Fern, Carriage, Buckland to 1240-p.m.; Grades 2 and 4, M.l A 1 regular students will re-1 Peress, and Alvin Alley, the Ganlner at iwynedtag. Fern, Starts 8:10 at 862 Adonis, ToUand Tpke.; ToUand'Ipke. at Spring; firin g a t Oobb, Tam; 3! port to classes at the same Quatrale, telephone 876-2846. Kindergarten, 8:46 to U :ltl 12:16 to 1 p.m. Cloatag, 2:46 choreographer. 649^071 / WHIN YOU THINK HEATING Carriage, S pr^. Arrives 8. stope at 386 and 118 New State;" Union, Union PL; U nloi^t N. Open Tomorrow - rag^aiid at Oondlewt^. Ai> time as last year, Unless not!-1 a.m. Opening, 8:46 a.m. Lunch, p.m. . Among the crowd—and be­ 199.168-109 Adams; 967-880-800 Main. Arrives 8 at Manchi fled otherwise. THINK FOGARTY AU cafeterias ta the (Manches- week’ssek’B lunchesh wUl be collected *'*''** ’****' ______noon to 1 p.m. Cloatag, 2:48 p.m. WaddeU sieged by autograph hunters Boa 2 ToUand Tpke.; 617-678-729 N. High, 8:06 at UUng. • Prospective students on the Family Court BIABTIN ter public school system vdU be onI FridayF i ^ at Verplanck, -Buck- Buckley Morning kindergarten, 8 :46''to A Singer’zjg-zag Mata. Arrives 8 :86. ^ BIN3ERTSON Morning kindergarten, 8:46 to u -jb g.„,. Afternoon ktadergar- wadttag list will be contacted Has Family Woe CALL Starts 8:10 on Charter Oak at full operation tomorrow; the ley,f. )Womokland, and Robertson, as to exlstlhg openings In the NEED REPAIRS? CALL US Virginia, stops on Charter Oak Bug 9 Starts 8:10 at i f l Adams, day of scho court becomes official Love Lane, Center (688-848), ham Burnham at Croft; 84 mentaryN|ohool% 46 cents for a quantifyuiti^y of tickets whenever gtgjt^ Grades 4-6, 11:30 ®;^»"- 1® 12:16 Orades 6-6, U:15 and we’re on call day night UP Fashion Mate* machine In a Oardner; Gardner 'at wyned' ... p.m.; Grades 1-8, 11:66 a.m. to program may fill openings. In today and already the court has during the heating season. So ing; 678 {lardner; Shallowbrook Carol, Oloott Dr., Thomas, Bd- (Jroft; Croft at Windsor; 44 complete ibfoh at the-junior possible. Qg^' j 2 Mid-semester grades p.m. Closing, 8 p.m. the beginners class and may a common family prciblem: Kingston cabinet. Machine sews Burnham; 100 Buckland; ^ck- high schools, 46'cents with- |P®*'®ite wishing their children due 12:40 p.m. Cloatag, 2:46 p.m. keep oui: number handy. 649-4539 SPVALI at Pane* 876 S Mata. Arrivea mund, 'FairWew, Peridns, St. ‘ Highland Park' Wsshliigton contact Mrs. Marshall Elmer there Is not ehOugh money, 24 Hr. Service zig-zag, makes buttonholesi g .jj . John, Stone, St. Lawrence, land at 'CoUand Tpke.; ToUand out tiessert at ^ h ^ schboL to ^ y one mejti only may ^ o o t 28: State conference for Momtag kindergarten, 8:46 to for further Information. The 'court’s f budget has Tpke. at No. Mata; 067-780-717 The school li Morning kta 12:16 to 2:46 p.m. , I MANCHESTER HIGH Starts 7:20 on Olcott a t Falk- P™''^s.•oonornio^ to be to Mikmonav^y. «HI1 ha Tbankaglvlng ^recess. ® “ ’ Opening.Opening, 8:46 a.m. Lunch, Opening. 8:46 a.m. luneh, the waiting list at tWs time. The'new court is a unification 17.^ cob e Replacing your old heating AU students from Highland, nor, stops on Folknor at Center; WADDELL one of th e , most Bloodmobl'ie of the separate family courts system with an up-to-date Items ta the family f ^ t X S weekly ^ FyS at^aSlSS g j^ ' ” = ^ “®™®®‘®'' ®'“ ®®® 'P®®*®* education. Grades 1-2, 11:» a.m. to Gfudner (8-90), W- Oardner, Center at Carol; St. John at Starts-8:80 at Parkade Ajlart- ll:S0a.m. to 12:16 p.m.; Orades Grades 8-4, 1146 a.m. to 13:40 The Red Cross Bloodmoblle fj,at existed In the state’s three one is one of the best In­ FREE INSTRUCTIONS on how to ments. Arrtves 8:40. 200 gal. minimHm ARCO i> O andtem oa Somerset, Spring Stone; Crestwood at Deepwood. M«. Uppllng. oafeterljKH^ .and BenUey. ” ugg. semester examl- 2-3, noon to 12:46 p.m.; Grades p.m.; Orades 6-8, 13:16 to 1 will visit ‘the United Congrega- counties. vestments you can make. use yoDr new machine. supervlsor, says. \T O o foUowtag ore menus for nations and make-ups. Hfsep the home fires burn- (730), Butternut, WyUys, Oak Arrives 7:46. Bus 16-22 4-6, 12:80 to 1:16 p.m. Closing, p.m. aoslng, 2:46 p.m. tional Church Sept. 16 from 1 ------—------HeatingOil F O O T C O N T R O L Included at this MlUi may be purchased at all Dec. 28 — Jan. 16: Winter \nr until 6:80 p.m. Transportation OIL ta g .. Qrovt, Ferguson, Dale, IamUow, BENNBT (Return on 22) : 2:46 p.mc low price. iSmintain All students from W. Ctenter schools tor five .cents a half . Weaqesaay: Orange juice, gg^gn. and babysitting will be provid­ MANCHESTER HIGH tty on a roll, po- Keeney St, \, Starts T:40 on HIghlsnd ft (260-867), Trfbbe, Thbmpson, pint. Ice cream wlU be avail- bambui Jan. 17 — 21: Spring registra­ Morning kindergarten, 8:48 to ed. ------' • Our dopendable weather controHod auto­ AND ILUNG able every day at the junior J®*® ®blps, eeii beans, milk, Gardner, stopa on Highland at O’Leary, Hyde, Cpolldge, S. All students from Loomis, tion. 11:16 a.m. Aftenioon klnder- Walk-ta donors will be wel­ matic 1^1 Oil deliveries adjusted to indi­ high schools and ta the ele- ‘®® c*’®®m.- Jan. 24: Spring comed, appointments may be Ohnllmrood. WyUys; WyUys at Adams, Flint,' Olcott, I P r e s ^ Margaret. CUearvlew, Duval, . . . . -w ^ . Thureday: ItaUgn spaghetti semeeter ggrten^ 12:16 to 2:46 p.m. niing Grade 9 vidual Burner Combustion rate. . . Porter; Port#^ 1^'???!:,°®'“®' ‘“••****’ m iK Woodland (2<^), Ir- claaseo start. Opeiilng, 8:46 a.m. Luiioh ,ta made by c

' V ■ V' TWELVE , MANCHESTfili e v e n in g HERALD. MANC^STER. CONN^ Tu e s d a y . SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 MANCHWSTEB EVBNtNO'HERAIAJ. MANCHEStm. C0NN„ 'TtJESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7', 1971 PAGE TjamiBEN" \C MseisM^MM*e«Meoosiss«Mta*...... owr ------...... --...... ', . . 3 ' r , Bus Routes 9-1 T O U A N b m O H SCHOOL, TOLLAND MIDDLE. SCHOOL eluding Lakevlew), stops Cnr. Cnr. Reki; Cnr. -~ Botton TImM plck-upa include Wind- BUS M Lakevlee^. RIrlng (from Hlllcrest to Oar- ,,tcpe <;^r. Dunn Rd.. Cnr. Ce- Stewart Isnowlton, Cnr. Elgin- Steele Cr.-Ang; Bayberry Rd. No. Park, .Elm, WUaWre. Frederic, Tonkeiiiooeen. Tunnel at Russell, at Echo. Police Chief James Reardon ROUTE 1 Hill; corner of Asptnall Dr., the ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Students picked up un the ele­ Rosewood ^Lane; Rosewood announces thi foUowIng school School Rd., Lakeside Dr., Undns, Russells, Wrights; Hs- stops King. SwaUk; South Riv net Ridge). st<^ Cnr. HUlcreet, ^ swaipp. Elmer, Cnr. Oeh- orapdriew (including Wood- at She*:j Jeon’s, Bayberry R^i. Chaslnut, Woodland, Winder- Starting 7:30 a.m. Rt. 81 at Starting ’ 7:30 a.m., Phoenix b o CKVHJJB HIGH flOHfWL VEBNOM CENTER MTODU! er Rd., comer Wholbridge. cor- Kenny, Luetjen, Cnr. Garnet^ Hemberg. David- stops Nicewici, Crir. OILBAD HILL SOH(X>L mentary run. Return trip foi- Lane at Munro's house; Laur- traffic guards and their poet Lake Hebron Rd., Gilead bron Rd. at the Qaspers, Mao- No starting times have been lews: Nctch Rd. Bhct. at Cook wood Rd. at Haioburdo's house; at Youiv’s; Bolton Center Rd. ’Hiompson, WUah|re; S U ^ r Rd. at John St. at Ironwood Dr., at Hublard xU students from Hillside, bcm ool aasimmento- nor Anthony, Hathaway. Ridge; Kingsbury Ave. Ext., ^ p^y. oockeral Rd., stops Woodland; Partridge. Lane. at Lambert’s; Birch Mt. Rd. Rd., Hebron Rd. Storting Ume Oranors, Hamms, Remesch’, set for these buses. Parents Heughton, Owen); Volpi Rd. at Carter St., o k >. Oak, P ^ n., Bqhooi, Ihomp- Dr. at Hayes Dr. Dr.,Dr.’ at Washington; Washington h HlUtoo. j u w oow Cold SoringSoring. TroutlTrout- All studenUstudents fron.from - Hartford------g^g xbraltls Ahnuti. of lo10 RownRobin mRd., - te « r, i.. v SMALL BUS » stops Cnr. Rt 90. Dlnunock. Hunt; Reed Rd. (Rt. 91 stops Farris; Grant Hill, stops Ext. at Minlcucci’s; CMmp son Court, Wsbotor, Windsor. BUS 6 at Church St.; (Tampbell A vs. Tpks. (HSl), HUlzlde, HiUtot), ^ . Stai^ 7:0# a.m. G^aber Cnr. Wonderri^, I^dwig. cJarter). stops Cnr. ^ e r Sharkey. should have their children ready South Rd. at Carpenter's, at Ge- ChurchlU's house; Villa Louise by 8 a.m . rcmln’s, at Steven's, At Ram- Hotel; VWpl Rd. at Birch Mt. Meeting Rd. at turnaround; Starting 7:90 a.m.. Prospect VERNON CENTER (at Highway Garage L Phoenix IMllelde Manor Central Seti^, 2 ^ Bus stops on School Rd. at the ROUTE 6 Rd., stops town line, Motola, BUS St / Birch Mt. Rd. Ext. at Ratolb’s; St. at Firehouse, at ElUnf^ MIDDLE BOHOOL at vikrnm MerrvmaS.. Codvs: on Lake- Long HUI Rd., Bear Swamp Hardy, Durdan, Toppl; Rt. SO Starta 7:40 a.m., Willie drclo, BU^ 68 iBUS 1 pelllnl’s; Rt. 6 at Steele Cross- Rd.; Tinker Pond at turn- mi-. AVs„ .. at Uiompson St., at Oak atudents from Washing- Ave., at Frederic. Haishte wood. Si *nn m •*wood, <3nr. Old Fam)s. Lane (Arseneault, Looby, Hai> BUB 1 sion HIU, North Pond Rd., RL nard’s; Boltcn Center Rd. at Janet, Oleni«oiw, HUterest, Wellee Rd.; Main St. at Elm Reed, South (64-172), White, SCHOOL aV *i Haloburdos and Heons; Farm, Clay, comer C^tmidy; Oraf, C3nr. Bakes, Ayasse; Him- Ridge), stops Charlahd, OoUin.s BUS 68 85, Hebron Elementary School. vey): Plymouth Lane (Jarvis, Starting 8:30 a.m., Mt. Sum- , Allen); Dynwcod Dr. (Chrdile, mer Dr. at Dean Dr.;Tunxls Steele Croesing, at Lamberts; Orandvlew, Olaen, Mark. HllI.Rd. MUe HlU, Mt. Vemon, High AU etudente from Lake <100- 8^>* St.. Broad and Woodland, ROUTE 3'' Skinner HUI Rd. at the Waltone; Baxter Rd. (inolu^ifig Old ter Rd., stops Wuthrich, Cnr. Gay, Cnr. Hlllcrest, Luetjen, i BUN B BUS 8 McVeigh,, Caye, DeSte^)j> Rt. Trail at Murphy’s Jiouse; Iro- Birch Mt. Rd. Ext. at Mlnlcuc- Starting 7:48 a.m ., S(Mth St. HUS 6 Manor. Rt«ha«t, Box Mountain, Q***“*vl^, Hill Jld., ^nter St., gn pjne Ridge Dr. at the Farms and Mead^w6od), stops Bakos, Cnr. Peter Green; Rt. SO Chir. Gaient Ridge; Old Poet v Starts 8:18 a.m., Kozley Rd. Hope Valley Rd., Reldy HUI Alpert; (i*A at North Rd. (Doty); Ver- quote Trail at Mohegan TraU, cl’s; Camp MeeUng Rd. at tum- at GHenstone; Janet at (Tathy. CENTER ROAD SCHOOLHUOL. Starting 7:46 a.m.. South .at Michael, Dioiie. ZZa ®’«’.wa«®a ""•*Rd., Boet^ HUI Houghtons; Hsndee Rd. at the com er • Ca^dy, Lamberton, (Prom Hunter Rd. to Town (including Old Kent), stops Cnr. (including Eastview),. stops Mil­ Rd., Hope Valley Rd., Jones St, WeUes, awiiiii at Crown; Rt. 80 at Starting 7:46 a.m., 1 Lake at Starting 8|06 a.m., m (3^- of lOT HolUstor St., ^ood airf _ Webster lone. East St. Harris’, Parkingtons, Dum- ler, Cnr. Eastview, Puller, Wi- non Rd. (Butterfield); Rt. 44A at MoGInley’s house; Bolton around; Birch Mt. Rd. Ext. at BUS 1 ‘ ' AU students from comer. OTeadpirtmod, Bre€ui, cor- Line), stops <3nr. Hunter Rd., Mt. Spring, Cnr. Old Kent, Rt. 2, Chittenden Rd., Rt. 2. ^ ouarrv Rd (SOeres) ' Center Rd. at Chrpenter Rd.; Ratalo’s, at Holland’s, at Cof- NORTHEAST SCHOOL Taylor, HarU, AlUeon,, Main, Reservoir „ Rd., at Sleeping Richard, at Box Mountain Dr.; ®tery; St. a* B^roft;, Starting Ume 7:16 a.m. schats; Long HIH Rd. at the Ut- nor Anderadn; Anthony Rd. (In- Cnr. Weber, Paleckl, Poland, Dziadul, Cullen, Lombardo, nans, Griswold; Peter Green Jones St., Burrows HUI Rd., Wuarry w (s^res). Janet at Cathy; 262 west. 18 Au^m Rd., Summit and ^ Townsend Rd. ties, Losees^ Undleys and Pre- Rd., stops.Cnr. Kozley, White, WUliam^Jtd. at Brown’s house; ro’s. . AU students from Ridgewood, Elm HUI. (Rant; Rt 80; Rt 80 at High Tunnel at Russell Dr. cludln^^mmit part of Sherry Shelski, Town House; Grahaber Rcss, Adams. Hebron Elemente^ School. B u o 19 __ . Moiiisier. at the Staslaks and Phelps: vests. Krechko; Dunn HiU Rd. (in- Rt. 0 at Preuss’ store; 4 VUlsge, Baetview, West (126- Storting 8:06 a.m. Welles at Manor. LAKE STREET SCHOOL ),\ stppi; Brownsbridge BUN B • eluding Bold Hill), stops Fleet, NOR’niEA’V SCHOOL ^ AU students from Elm HUI, Wscovery A^^'S^^lcott and Falknor Boston Hill Rd. at the Tie- ANDOVER J^ Dr. Ea^ ^ West (In- Bolton Onter Rd. at Max- Startlng 8 a.m.. School Rd. try Rd.; Tolland Rd. at Cubles Starting 8;t)6 a.m., 177 West; Taylcr; Taylcr at Bbn HUI; 167 AU StudenU from High, Him- Haylln. Hublard; Ironwood, ^ ^ l^ta ^toelSi of 224 Osbornes. Weirs; Cen- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ^ia LMe, stops comer Summit. Rd, (including Weber), stops Starts 8:40 a.m,, Rhodes Rd.. Chir. Bald HIU. Bald HUI rides on this bus cludlng I^ura Dr.), Rt 85 fi^ cell’s; Watrous Rd. at Man- cpp. Maulucci’s house, opp. Le- Dr., at Plymouth Lane; Ply- West a t Ridgew ood; Union Bt. Elm HIU; Elm HUI at Main, mond. Ph®"***. Taylor, HarU, WbUes, O^^^n M .. p L i^ t o n and ter St. at the Bonneaus; on ROUTE 1 BUS #8 Cnr. Shenlpsit,' Cnr. Welier; stops firehouse; Virginia Lane, comer of Rt. 9^n(o Gilead Hill ning’s; Hebron Rd. at Carron’a, Molre’s house at Rt. 88uJW. 86 meuth Lane at Monahon’a, at ^ard St BUS 7 Starting 8:11) a.m ., Vem on Lake (0-96). „r*X:*»__^ „ ____Htmrv: Eisia Henry- Knvontka Elsie of Knvontka 228 Wales Rd.of 228 at Walesthe Kaskelas, Rd. at the cor- Kaskelas, Rham tocor- Hebron Rham Rd. toto Hebronbegln- Rd. to begln- Starts 7:10 a.m.. Old Stafford Denning. stn^ Hoke, Chr, Summit, Dyer. p.fn. ONLY; rides Bus 61 In the School. \ at Lynch’s, at Massey’s; Tan- i.t Rose A Bill’s, at Jensen’s Llynwood Dr. at Turnaround. BUS t ROCKVILLE mCHH SCHOOL Avp. at High; Brooklyn at Starting 8X)6 a.m., Phoenix : Rd. (including LorralneV Rob- BUS #4 BUS 81 a.m . "®- ®* shoddy MIH and Wales; ^ a* Merritt glewood Lcine (Sheets, Daly); house, at Savy’s house; Frenclj BUS 6 ROCKVILLE mOH SCHOOL All atudents from Main, Elm 2 '';';. Maple, at diurch, at Washing- ’ ■’ gig Tpke.; Roxanne Lannsn of Boston HUl at the Ansons and Valley, back lake Rd. as far as We. C u ^ stops co^rCurtls. stai^7:40. a.m.. New Rd., 8:26 a.m., Loehr Rd. BUS 68 Old Colchester Rd., OrmrvUle Loomis Rd. at Goodwin’s, at AU students from Hartford HUI, WeUes, AUleon, HarU, AipSIT. __ S A.. Am.. Am.,__ S. __ _.... Film fl#onf1latt atfWk Hmsi RUN A Rd. <^. Assard’s House, opp. Starting 8 a.m., Rt. 86 at ton, at' Hublard, at IronwoOd; jBtorilne 7 a m MerUne Rd *06 Lake St., Green School; Kollers; Webster Lane at the the Stondlsh stop. Starting Ume com w ^T O m er Slater, cor- sU^ Holly, Duval; Grant („icluding Clark and Ridge), Rd., Old Colchester Rd., \tem . Vogel’s; Rt. 8# at PeUerln’s; McDonald’s house; (Tamp Meet- Varca’s at PellerUn’s at Hoar’s: Tpke. (784-1396), Inland, Mead- Acorn, Dobson, Miriam, Elea- Taylor at Haylln, at Khn HUI, Starting 7,26 a.m.,MerUneRd. ^ ^ ^ Branford Lanes; East St. at the Hursts «=» ner CSiarter, Tobin. h UI Rd. (Including Elgin), stops ^ Cnr. ( ^ k ; Starts 8:40 a.m., Old Stafford around Colchester line, - - - - owlark, TemiUe, Evergreen (0- i;or, Harriet, KeUy, Taylor. B'YKEB. at Huntington, at Quarry, Mill 1.^ inoiMiiini> ------—-T- School Rd. St Slcna’s, School ing Rd. at Greenwood’s housis; turnaround on Rt. 86; Route 88 at AlUson; Acorn at 'WMes. St., Princeton and B. Middle and Colemans. '' stops on lake Rd. at the BUS B« 70), Mt. Vemon, South (0-87), StarUng 7:20 a.m. Main St. at 'VERNON CENTER _ (‘noludlng Carter and Charter), stops Marco, ®®> Colchester Une, H ^ R d . at Scotella’s, at Dufralne’s, (nark Rd. at Landrey’s house, at Peterson’s, at Luck’s, at Van- Tpke.; Mima Macomber of 146 ROUTE 8 Lovejoys, Jeannottes, Trczln- Starts 6:55 a m. Gehring Rd. Grandview. Sharkey; Cnr. Met- ™Vnvlew) stOoT’ cnr Lo^7 bron Elementary School. at Trolsl’s; French Rd. at Sel- White, (Trown, Earl, Lewis, Tim- Elm Hill Rd.; Welles Rd..at Al- AU students from iwmne, BUS 17 MIIHHiE SCHOOL Cnr. Cook, Cor. Charter, Andru MOREMORB (Tour's; Lyman r S. at Fenton’s, All TiiMm EUzabeUi Dr., E. Middle Tpke. Bunker HUI Rt 6 Parker P®ter8ons, Pratts, Wrob- BU8 6 berVs • (PhilUps, Ssibert), at BUS 8 at Walsh’s; comer French Rd. nel (20). llson Rd.; Allison Rd. at Taylor Discovery, Duncaster, Forest SYKES ST. BERNARD’S AU students from — Old - Town,------. .n _ . z r .!:— i “ ------unxer n— u i,...... R t. 6, - Ranter------fv —ig. p/yrner trf West lat, Tolan, Bullard, Gracdyk. Starting 7:30 a.m., Rt. 80 at St; KeKy Rd. at TraUer Pork; view. HimUngtm. ^epw ^, ST. JOSEPH’S Wilson,rii______Burke,__ _ CtonU, Robert, and Woodbrldge AUce^ Hogrel Bridg% ohRd.. x>fRt *6, Rt. 87. ■>>* Mer- g. . „ i-ons, ^ Bausola comer ocRd west and These students return home Forest Park (Walnut-Hickory- Peck’s; Rt. 8# at Grisel’s, at Starting 8:30 a.m., Bolton and Lyman Rd.; French Rd. at Swamp; Rt. Si (including Dunn rls, Nlcewics. BUS 64 Webster - lOTlldw - Elisabeth- Hoar’s House (Vlele), at Dove’s Onter Rd. at McCarrick’s piano’s at Griffin’S, opp. Tunnel, at Evergreen Rd.. at Dobson Rd. at kfiriam Dr. CasUiwood. Patricia, V etoed , a U students from Simnyvlew. Windermere. FrankUn, Beigor, *'*“ 'Valley, Lake Rd. as far aa ^ Rd. and Cedar Swamp), stops ’ i BUS ss on Bus 61, Run B. Starts 8:18 a.m., Rt. 30 (from oak), Daley Rd., London Rd. HllUlde Manor. ^ r e .8 e ^ Hartford Tpke (860), Evei- Chamberlali;, BeUevue, WtaSor; ^ ’‘®’ ^ Bausola Starting Ume 7:16 “'® House (Dove): French Rd. at house; (Tlder Mill Rd. at La- Hughes’- Rt 86 at Reed’s, at Mt. Vemon; South St. at Oown BUS 7 R O U TE .2 CSir. Dunn Rd., <3nr. Cedar starts 7:40 a-m., Baxter Rd. BUS 58 R ockville to Advent O n ird l), from com er Jan Dr. Blast, SL VERNON CENTER Vtnetta Manor, CAalre, Majorle, greon, Olson, Kncrtlwood, Ox- Stanley. Miner oi W euimne^Sc., Cen- ^ Griffin’s; »?»«*<»• ou; Si; .SST™ ^ Rt. 74, stops (Sir. Pero, Dwyer, jjui_ prey. 'White. Terry’s, at Gagnon’s, at Pot­ clilo’s, at Hainsey’s; Tolland Rd B o^, Onr. Reed; Reed Bd. (in- Anderson Rd., stops Nelson; Ci- 94 to Mun*y Rd., OUead HIU Villa Louisa Rd. at ^Albasl’s; ter’s, opp. Shoddy MUl; Web­ rid. Tricoririn. (O-UO), Dri. rw ., ri Lov«1uid; Criitor Rd. a U riudriit. from Bariririr. auimyvlw Dr., ri Hoado<<^; HUlcrlri Loth (KddWKJUprit! M i.^r^riord’^ S a'e'M rin ’’riSn.*'“w** rrS“ h ’ 'm * cludlng Glenview and Carter), der Mill Rd., stops Cnr. Ander­ (Sir. Bates; North River Rd., BUS 66 School. Volpi Rd. at^ Llebler's; Roee- at Hoffman’s; Sunset Lane; « » i iHtMvi . ifiH om UmAmt -P*aH Vaisivtdi Piiiahurv South fit; at E v e rm csi, at Janet. ^ T a ^ Bklna Tedford of 128 6. Main pfanatiefalB and Radkee; Mer- Oolemana, HureU; Webeter stops Fitts. Starts' 8:16 a.m., Rt. 196 (In- ster Lane at turnaround;' He- Hlgli Meadow Rd. at RoUand g a r * m l i y ' kS!!—: R id ,.: ■<»*»* * » • ■ » » .. W. cw m rim ». Vril.y Rd. ri ...Tri UU.. L«m ri I f Lririri BOrim. Hm Onr. Glenview, Chr. Carter. son, DeCarll, Zabilansky,- Cnr. t BUS 7 wood Lane at Comeliuson’s; bron Rd. at Shoddy MUl, at BUS 88 195; M etcalf Rd., stops Knowl- BU8 63 RUN B eluding Rhodes), stops Cnr. Laurwood Dr. >(ICarceUo, Starting 7:40 a.m ., RL 80 at OENTEK ROAD SCHOOL p^k West, Nye, DaUey. wood. Ado^ Vlot of 42 Lilac SL, St. Lovejoya, Ransoms, Rd. at tte Wordsworths, Cash- BUB 81 Starts 7:06 a.m.. New Rd. (in­ ton, Cnr. Grant HUI. Starts 8:16 a.m. Eaton Rd.,' Rhodes (Firehouse), Faucher, Orsen; Fteosoatvlew Dr. at All students from Phoenix (0- mating 7:40 a.m.. West at 'VERNON CENTER Jomes School; Alpa Vtdkert of mj^jgrts, Tracys, Brinsleys; mans, Knox’a; Jurovaty Rd at cluding Laurel, White Birch, BUS 56 stops Palumbo, Cnr. Wllliei Ridzon, Plwoskl, Marcham, Overbrook; Dobson Rd. at 860), Hublardi Ironwood, Elm Q ^ g. Grand at PUUfcury; W. Mmm.E SCHOOL ROCKVDLB HIGH BCHOCNL 211 Charter Oak St., Main and ^ A the B rodies; Boston HUI RiT, at . Pino HUI, Holly, Beech, Apple) Starts 7:40 a.m .,. Rt. 196 WiUlo Circle, stops Pcxikala, SwatUt, Cyr, M ayer, St. Onge, M iriam Dr. AU studimte from Janet, Ht^Ustor; Herbert Wright of 12 kii ^ the SUmets, Dupreys; Shoddy BUS 8 , V BUS 8 HUI, Haylln, T ankerh^ M^ln kt River; Weid at Park a U student- from Wlnd«.r- ^ CSir. Blueberry, Cnr. Pine HUI, (from Anthony to Wohllwldge), Lasiloffy. Dewart, Paquette, Pajarl, Fou- Birch Mt. Rd. Gouchoe’s; Jcdinson Rd.; Rt. 6 BUB I ItnriTie A Mill Rd. at the (Jothbergs, Ma- From Hebron ElementaryW to Kowalyshyn);m-.A mA Starting a.m., South R d., Vei^Omtor Hgte.. Talcott- West, at I^ey, at Wg^®®d- vlUe. P^aW* ?i06.mrH!*^SJrDJuey7S S-’nirood (Tnr. Apple, (Tnr. H olly; Grant stops P lw oskl; Glen Dr. (includ DUOBUS 6300 RUNjvun n A . mer;nler; BaxterDtuiici d Rd..u. (from- — Meado------.p. „ _. »«•. j k —.^..-4. Ext. at Rataic’s; Mt. Sumner — ------= - - . , . aiat Longstmth’s, ixmgsireui’s, aiat omoioSteele Croes- Center Rood Bdbdol a R.1 RA a ®y ®d., Rt. 6, dder >011 Rd., , Starts 8:20 a.m., Kingsbury BUS 66 Bonice Cemetery, Reaervolr a U atudents from Vemon, icimtor Bancroft PL, Evergrem, Loveland, OW Town, Windsor, East. Bolton (21), Tamarack, center St., HObron Rd. to lower RockvlUe town Une, including stops Krechko, LieBlond, BUS 10 Bolton High School ron’s, at (Tlark’s, at Lynch’-** VaUeyvlew), stops Sargent, tkir. Kozley; Kozley Rd. (Im Ave. Ext. (Including Wonder- RUN B East St., London Rd. to Jan at Green HUte; School Rood ( ^ 66).' MUe HUi7 Sunrise, Bo. BamfOrth, Hammond. Unden, ^jg ^ ,g ,’ ^ MeodowIaA. Teiriple, Ckxmtry, Terrace. Stanley. WWto, Hgh ML V e^. gggt,* h UI to Townsend Rd. KriigUk.^oukey, (Tnr. Arnold, eluding Eastview), stops Gri^ view), stops Lentocha, Ludwig, start 8:16 a.m., New Rd. (in- oilenil Hm q^hnni h - opp. DufraJne’s, at Brandy SL; Grove Hyde King, Hale, Ub- 'pillBbury, West Main, Ward, VU- ^ ‘^®’, «t BuAe. C ^ at Robert, Rt. Hartford Tpke (826). Starting 8:06 a.m., Ragan at Starting 7:16 a.m., Rt 80 at sterting time 8:16 a.m. BUeckl, (Tnr. K i^ b u r y Ave. ’ wold, WiUlams, (Tnr. Eastview, Cnr. 'Wondervlew, Dzat, Dim- eluding Blueberry. Laurel, ^ e Bran^ St. at Hdeombe’s; ei^ E a K o llS ^ ^ c. Bast lage. l^er. Maxwell. McLean, 1? * 8 8 to Regan Rd. starting 7:46 a.m., 8^ St. 'Oountiy; Loveland at Old T ^ ; O am ^^ ^ orth ; bu s stops on Rt. 6 at the Ext, Burroughs; Kingsbury Miner, K all^r; Sussr IWl mock,------®“ ®»;; AU students from Union. Tal- NORTHEAST SCHOOL windemere. ter. at B. Main; E. Main at 0,, »,tchhiBOna. Organs. Van- wig; Mt. Spring Starting 7l20 a.m., Bolton tine’s, at Welz, at Edwa^’. BUS 7 B S f^ S t^ rO em 'T r?- ^t S l.f MO’vfmon Ave.; Vbmon 3®g^®Srt2Ser.'y£!?’^ i^ ®®?4’ VERNON CENTER KDG. ‘Snlpslc; ‘ Grove“ at *Lewis; South gjios, Blandins, Priolas; comer net Ridge), s„^_ ----- — . . _ (Tenter Rd. at Preuss’ at Dim------Starting 8 a.m., Bolton (Ten- Rt. 80; Bast St. at Halo St., at ’Ave. at High St., at Grand Ave., ^ • Spring, Cnr. Garnet Ridge; Old stops Luglnbuhi; A.M. ONLY Hurl- QuatraJe, LolxteU, Palmer, Elementary School. mock Lane, otMt. Summer Dr., CHENEY TECH ter Rd. at Preuss; at Dlmock B.__ Main . SL;—A - wf.B. '«rririi— Main SLaA aAat YSfriz-aWest Main at eiA nTamlWard, at of rkm.hitt.TCl.Orchard. V*wr^v;. Post Rd. Cnr. Old Kent. Lorn- (including Cervans), Gorsky. “ at Aven’s, at Riga Lane, at Oar- Starting 7:20- a.m., pickups i^me, at Aven’s; Lake St. at Stortiiig HEBRON KINDERGARTEN Snlpslc SL 'BUtt 8 EsteUe; bardo, Selber. «taps Pellerin, Cnr. Cervans; BUS 66 HEBRON penter Rd.; WlUlams Rd.; Rt are: Lake St., John Faulkner; box Mountain Rd., at turn- BUS 8 VERNON CENTER MHMLE BUS 68 (including 9^’ Hurlbert and Cervans return BUN A 6 at Preuss; (Tlder MUl Rd. at 3 Rt. 6, Bernard Gouchoe; Old around; (Tlder MUl Rd. at Gate- ter Heights, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VERNON CENTER SCHOOL M llslde; Starts 7 a.inrRt. 195 (From Lorraine, R^bie, Slater, (Tt^- home on Bus 57 Run B. start 8:40 a.m.. Goose Lane Bus J’s; Gaylord Rd. at Brookfield Coventry Rd., Robin Glgllo; iyig_ opp, 3 j*g, Bbltcm (Tenter Rhodes Rd. to Wohlbridge—in- i®r), stops 1^ . (^. BUS 66 (Rt. 196 to Anderson), stops South on Rt. 86 to Amston Rd.; Lake St. at Box Mt. Rd.; Plymouth Lane, Daniel Mona- at Rig;a Lane; Converse eluding Rhodes Rd.). stc^ CTnr. Starts 8:16 a.m. Sugar HUI Tefft; Baxter Rd., (Tnr. Ander- Lake, exit on North Poijid Rd., Cider MiU Rd. at Nickerson’s. han; Lynwood Dr., Peter nj, at Shady Lane; Blpch Mt. •' Tobins, Given, Graezyk, Andru- = irfr SIE-ri-sr s Rhodes, Ridzon, Plwoskl, (Tnr. Rd. (including Bakos), stops son; Sherry (Tircle, stops Me- South on Rt 86 to Amston VU- BUS 8 Aheam; Vernon Rd., Glen Tit- Jjjjt. at Witham’s; Bolton Wohlbridge; WdUbrldge Rd., lat. ■ Graf, (Tharpentler, Cat. Bakos,’ Way, Noonan, (Tnr. Glen; Glen ^ ^ comb; Bayberry Rd., George center Rd. at Blther’s. ' BUS 59 lage, 86 south, NUes R d., Old Starting 7:80 o.m ., (Tlaife Rd. stops (Mr. Raney; Sherry Or- Ayasse, Sanders; Hunter Rd., Dr., stops Cnr. Sherry, Weame; crtcherter'~Rd; Hope 'VaUey at Aubey’ s ; Flora Rd. at Mo- Elmore; Camp Meeting Rd., Betum' trip starts 8, pxn., Hebron Rd., Rt. 0 cle, stops CMr. Glen; Glen. Dr. Starts 7:40 a.m., Rt. 74 (From stops Parady, (Tnr. Peter Green; Anthony Rd., stops CMr. Sherry. John Perkins. Converse Rd. at Shady Lane; ST'’ ri ririfri*., ri x-oc S’; - s s -s 2 .r s s . Rd., Burrows HUI Rd., east on permott’s; Camp Meeting Rd. starting 7:40 a.m- Proapect Discovery Rd. wesL Hutchlns(xi Rd.,X, ■nmMTime (Including (Tbrrlne, Carol Stu- hiS*> school to center), stops Peter Green, Stops Lee; Rt. 30 Return trip leaves school at ud. Ext. at Vlfitham’s,, AU etudente from Bolton (1^ Hublard Dr.; 219 Phoenix^ Overbrook, Kenwood, Fern- ilaln al Elm MU; KeUy at StartUig 8:10 a.m., Kenneth at ^gm i Rg., Rt. 8 west. 66,.WaU St., Loveland Rd. at French Rd.; French Rd. at St. at Oak St.,, at Thompson ^ ^ 8 8 ist. S ta rtfV a rt), stops (Tnr. C orrine; An- (^kir. Old CTathole, Dlmmock, (Hunter to Town Line), ^tops 3 p.m . Bolton (Tenter Rd. at Preuss’s, 483), Plnevlew, Baker, Maxi^U, o b Nt b R HOAD SCHOfK. wood. Sunset, TalccttvlUe, Traitor Pork; Ptoasantvlew ** *n*cgy (east); Tracey at CUidy. um. thony Rd., stops (Mr. Glen. Bills Auto Parts; Rt, 30 (Flre- ■ T o lla n d TravelaU Sauer’s, at Huskies, at O'Rell- 8t.; EUIngton Ave. at Talcott . 'VERNON CENTER KDO. bwie,____ Alton, All^— Riverside, U Hart-saosA- FWaafUswwzlsOverbrook, saAat OARL O*88; • TVeAeMM Dobson stat ——V > 'W__ UIT1« Town House, Shelski, Hartog, Basketshop Rd., Skinner ly’s, at Lyman Rd.; Rt. 86 at at Dimock Lane, at Aven’i; Tamarack. Bamforth, Pine Clr- g^dento from VUlago, BUS 2tt Bus ^tops on Hebron Rd. at house to Town Ltee), (inolutog ^ Pale’ckl, CMr.’Weber, Ave., Talcott Ave at Orohard (TAKE HOME) fold Tpke. (Miriam; Duncaster at Btoanor; BUB 60 Kindergarten Lane, Burnt HUI Rd., (Tarriage R e^’s; Clark Rd. at Henry’s. LiOke St. at Box Mountain Rd., cle. Valley FaUs. Cemetery. Becker. SYKES, ST. BERNARD’S Foxto," Hamerstroms, Dressels, Starts 6:66 a.m. Old Stafford VaUeyvlew. Harriet, Arnold), SL; Uhlon St. at Rheel St. a M students from C laire, ______StarUng 7:26 a.m., RL 80 at Discovery at MerUne; Rt. 80 at BUS 66 Rd., Rt. 85 North, Slocum Rd. g Catholic School at turnaround; (Tider MUl Rd. Starting 7:40 a.m., B olton^ Sterting 8:06 a.m., VUlage SL ST. JOSEPH’S Rd. (Including Bu« (Tap Ext.), stops (Tloukey, Cnr. Arnold, Bl- Steute 8:20 a.m ., (Tehring Rd. Bus Schedule at Oately’s, opp. 3 J’s; Bolton BUS 8 ____ _ Deepwood. Forestvlew, Howard, p-geggr, lit Pinovlew, at Hatch ward at Orchprd Dobson, at Green; Pleasant' MUslde, at Owtor Heights, All Btudonts fiom wa a stope Neff, . UAer, Chr. Buff leckl. Burroughs; Loehr Rd. (in- (a m. only, p.m. return on -Bus ____ A, Starting 7:20 a.m.. South Rd. Calendar Center Rd. at Rljga Lione, at n o r t h e a s t SGHOIH. Irene, Marjorie, MerUne (70- Hm. 4a Bolton; Bolton at * - ’ view Dr. at Sunset; Rt. 88 at bDVB u s 26M omiiUAcr>Skinner, vw (09-830),-aav/ i A^oustta>iLeona, Han^; ®’^> Hamms, Hegeners,tyv-.aa« w^»> Rt.iws»A» 6 (Tap; Buff CMpjRd., stops Kres- eluding Ridge and (Tlark), stops GILEAD igUL SCHOOL „pp gharpley’s, opp. RoeeFs. All students from Vemon <0- 3,50) _ oakm oof, Patricia, Hunt- g^ggg jm k : Baker at Max- avKiM » r nm N A R D ’S. 6i, Run B) stops Page, Olender; . BUS 54 . ’ ' ■ Bus Firs* Term Blther’ s. . „ AUenDr. ROCKVILLBw ■ ■Awatj HIGH ^RRRjiCR SCHOIH, m ‘■~nnr~* BdlUi,• «■»> —z—Donnol, g — (Mlve, wg ^ ^ 1 _*. 'Hutehlnsoil kl, CMr. Slater, Rau, Davis, CMr. Clark, Cnr. RldgCj Bock, ^ ___ at Stony Rd., at Femwood Dr.; 116), McLoan, Linden, Grand ington. Quarry, Seneca, Vlnetto. .^g,, ggntforth at Cemetery; JIMEPH’S VERNON CENTER I from FOMhUl, Ctorald, Eva, Waigilng Wood, Nicholsons, P otIs , Hutehuison Rt. 31, stops (Mr. D unn.R d., Take Home 11:30 a.m. Dunn Sept. 7: Faculty meetings in .g, BUS 7 AU studenta from FOOihUl, Ctorald, Eva, Wawplng Wood, Bourtiarda m v M 8^ Wert^St;^ Rt^^ Vernon Rd. at MtteUs’, at But­ (19-87). South St. _ _ Leaves school at 3:60 for Mer- cem etery at Bolton. MIDDLE SCHOOL L Reed, George, Hayes, John, Penfleld, Rd. at Londons, Bwimards, Horsman, Boyden, Shlrshack; (Tnr. Reed; Reed.Rd-.'(includ^ Elin«-' Seward"'*B ^ ^ P ^ ' Hill Rd. (Including Bald HiU north. North St., Abby Dr., Por- each school. .. Starting 8:30 a.m.. Notch Rd. All Iftudente from Lake, Mon- ^ '^ R ii«»U , terfield’s, at Lopes’s. StarUng 8:06 a.m. Vemon ugg gt Huntington. Crest, Sen- iwaw.w. STREET KDO. A.M. Halden, Werner, Wolcott. ' Times Farm (Rd. at Grahams, Plains Rd. (includingCone Rd.), Glenview), stops (Mr. Glenview, jjernberg Ducll ITavldsoh- Rd.), Tory Rd., Buff (Tap Rd., est Park, Daley Rd., London Sept. 8: Opening day of at Laius; opp. Wall St.; Notch Knolhrood, Oxbow, StarUng 7:26 9-m., Sklimer at diampe; Mckory MU at Gir- B t ^ Dore, Bartlett, Cnr. (Tone ‘ (Tedar Swkmp, stops (Tnr. R t. 31, Plains Rd. (including (Tone Park, East St. south. Meeting BUB 4 school. Rd. Ext. at Cook D r.; Notch Rd. Ave. at ^‘a^B t., at Unden. ggg, Marjorie^ metta, Howard. "sterUngT a .m ^ M m ^ 5&tol^S.7BiS^U?Ml(hS ^ ^ “1)! auTsL BxL, Val' Rt. 16 to 7^ a^.. New R ^ ( ^ Affricano; Dockeral Rd., stops Rd.)* Old Stafford Rd. (Inolud- House Rd. Starting 7:30 a.m., Hebron Oct. 11: (Tolumbui Day, hoU- at N o ^ Rd. Ext.; South Rd. at Barbara, at Edith, Hany, at onto; Aspinall Dr. at Ander*- O ia^ rM .), stops (Mr. Lyn^ eluding Pine HUI Bteeberry, ^ Rd. at Early’s, at Gallant’s, day. (Tarpenter’s; femwood Dr. at ROCKVILLEw mnnHIGH driHOOL.BOHOOL’ r o OKVIILE mr/iis'HIOH Brmww. SCHOOL ^ „.r_®Jyms(«l. "l. at ------Loveland;L-... *Lore- . D*ane* oardnerVine, Brent, Tunnel Jan, Cross,Scott, ^ > ®^«iurUng 7-20 a.m South St Gerald; WlndsorvUle at sons; Rt. 6 at Perraults, Rus- Ctecle, Cnr. Bates, Cnr. Char- L^r^ Apple), ^ 5, ^bbie Rd.. Lorraine. Slater, ajt Guerra’s, at Webb’s; Webster Oct. 10: Teachers’ institute. turnaround; South Rd. at Tom- SYKEtt, ST. JOSEPH’ S, ST. a U etudente from RusseU, j^^g gj m ’. gg; Rt. 88 at Vemon StarUng 7:46 mm., ’Mimel ' sels and Masseys, ter. pie, (Tnr. Pine HUI, (Tnr. Blue- BUN B (Took Charter) RHAM HIGH SCHOOL Lane (to turn dfhund); Hebron Grades 1-6. aazewekl’s. BERNABD’ S. Diane, Michael, Brent, Foster, Qg^gens, 201 Regan; Regan at Rd.d. at Scott Boott Dr. u r. * 77 ^ R®“’------LAKE STREETSTBBBT SCHOOL8OTOOL ROUTE 16 D. .. ‘“"2- Starts 8:16 a.m.. Crystal Lake ’ BUS 68 Rd. at Shoddy MUl, at ’Tangle-' . Qct. 20: Teachers’ Institute, All students from Bblton (479- •punnel (147-179), Hartford Tpke. RgngghUl, at Emily, at Legion. CENTER ROAD SOTOOL atl^w oo^ students from 129 Mon- Rham to Hebron Rd., Long BUS 1 WECIAL EDUCATION 688), Lynwood, Cherry, lau rel, (885.720),, Batelle, Kantor, ^^8 ,14 AX students from Evergreen VERNON CENTER MEHMUBi .^gyv Lake at Box MCuntoin Bear Swamn Rd., (hi- G eh ^ Rd., stops Cnr. Cedar (Doyle to Hunter), stops Take Home 11:30 a.m. South Starts 7:30 a.m. HiUcrest Dr., wood Lane, at Hagan’s, at Grades 7-12. Students - attending the Tal- (^), Oxbow, Temple, KnoU- '1 ^ e e ^ ^ . S e Cnr- Hunter. Cnr. Baton, Pur- River Rd.. North.River Rdi. Rt. Bass Lake'Rd., ’ Deepwood Dr., School Rd., at Behrman’s, at Al- Oct. 24-30: American 'Educa- Sycamore, CHiblea, P®®*'®'®*^ Susan. _ SYKES, ST. BEBNAAD’ S cottvUle, Skinner Rd., East and - MU, Brandy, Reservoir starting 7:20 a.m. Tunnel Rd Public School wood. AU atudents ftom (auirm, sUiUng 8:06 a.m., 129 Mob- r,i*_e d - back Long HUI. Rogers, Cnr^ W ^ e Carcle, (Tnr. son, (Tnr. Grant HIU, Patrtdge Bowen, Tyree, LaChapelle, 74 .(Rt. 16 to Center). Firehouse. ■ ton’s; Bolton Center Rd. at tlon Week. ST. JOSEPH’S , Shenlpsit; Hurlburt Rd^), In- Lane, stops Gray; Welgold Rd., Brandy St. (Watrous Rd.) ^ Oct. 28: 'Veterans Day, hU- Vo-Ag Schools in Vernon be (600834), Beechwood, Beverly, gt Russell Dr., EsteUe Dr., Rt ■ AU students from ' Birch, etarttng 8:06 o.m.. Evergreen CampbeU. Tankertioqeen, tg^^ 1^..; Lak* at ’I>uinri:^ ^ ® ^'®*® Kulo; p.m. only, Hurlbupt and Pickup , noon, Doyle Rd., B U S'2 Calendar at Oxbow (north);»Evergreen at Phoente (26-104), Warren. Fred- Mountain at Quarry. i starting Ume 8.M a.m. eluding Shenlpsit and (Tervans stops B sutows, Cnr. Gehring, Cervans Rd., stops (Tnr. (Ter- CSrystal Lake (Prom Doyle to Return trip starting 2:20 p.m., day. picked up at their homes at the Grier, lakeview. Old Town, go. Churdi, Whdilngton, Phoenix Rd.), stops CMr. Shenlpsit, Pel- Norman, Blauvelt. Starts 7:16 a.m., Hope Valley Oxbow (south)., eric, Susan, Kahter, EsteUe, i a k e STREET SCHOOL “ Jf^® ®" vans, Pellerin. firehouse) Shenlpsit Lake, Bolton Center Rd. at Brandy Nov. 12: End of first marking following times: Robert CTavan- Loveland, Wilson, Terraco, Rus 9 _____ (200-800), Ironwood, Taylor, FIrstH aU lerin, (Tnr. Cervans; Doyle Rd. R d., Jones St., Rt^ 2, CMltten- BUS 88 Tunnel (30-179). a U studenta from Berkley, at Prialnas; WheeU^ Rd. BU8 61 BUS 57 St. (Watrous Rd.), Hebron Rd. pertod. -V augh, 7:16 a.m.; Cheryl Hoar, Burke, Churol, Windsor, Robert, VERNON CENTER HarU, AlUson, Elm HUI, Main, (including Lakeview), stops Hurlbert (including Cervans), jen Rd., Jon^ St., BurrowB Sept. 1-2: Now teachers’ orl- qvKEH, OT. BERNARD’S Starting 7:40 a.m„ Washington R^ghg^gLakg'(2x4.480). at Sheehans, Itoloburdoa, Starts 7:40 a.ih.. North River RUN A at Eearly’s, at Gallant’s, at Nov. 26-26: Thanksgiving hoU- 7:46 a.m .; Paul KupTis,- 7:60 Plnevlew. MUHHjB SCHOOL (Trystal Lake (Hurlburt to jjju j^^., Rt. 86 east. ^ Kelly, TalcottvlUe, Wlhhire, gntatlon: ST. JOSEPH’S 5 at Oiiirch; CampbeU ,itf hliph- starting 8:20 a.m., lake at Heons, McNamara; Skinner (Tnr. Rt. 30, (Tnr. Lakeview. Rd., stofis Car. Rt. 74 and North Starts 8:.40 a.m ., Stuart Dr. Guerra’s, at ^Webb’s; Webster days. a.m.; Danny OlgUo, 7:06 a.m.; Starting 7 a.m. Bolton Rd. at All students from Hany, Faith, AUen, Irene, Kenwbod, River- fiepL 7: Teachers’ pre-school Eaton Rd.), Eaton Rd., WUle gus 3 All students from Phoenix (0- way garage, at Phoenix; Pho- Berkley: Berkley at Richard; MU Rd. at Waltons; Pine Ridge BUS 61 River; South River Rd., stops stops (Mr. Carol; Carol Dr., stop circle. London Paik M®e (to turn around); Hebron 'Dec. 23-Jan. 3; (ThristmM Linda MiUer, 8 a.m., and Chris­ Hatch MU Rd., at WUdwood oUve, Donnel, EdlOi, Leoiia, g|gg_ sunget, HuWard, Fern- conference. . Starts 7:05 a.ni., Kingsbjiry Starts 7:30 a.m., 104)•4), Tankerhooeen, Warren, gnlx at Maiile; ^ p le at War- ^ atiRlchar^. Dr. at Duchesneau, .Tromanoe, Hathaivay, B onk,, (Tnr. ^ th o n y (Tnr. (TorHne; Glen Dr., stops r iiq «n (Slocum Rd., East a.m . only). Rd. at Shoddy-MiU, at Tangle- vacation, tine and Gary Safranek, 8:06 Rd.; Tolland at Plymouth; Barbara, Neill. wqod, Overbrook, Ptoasantvlew, Sept. 8:School opens'. (Slocum Plnevlew, Betty, VaUeyvlew,. ren; Warren at Frederic, Tun- A ve., stopsT.A. (Tlub; PfX. 74 (in­ Rd., (Mr. Lavltt Field, (Mr. (Tnr. (Torrlne; Anthony Rd., ^ t.o„ BUS 4 wood Lane, at Hagan’s, at Jan. 24-28: kQdyear exam- a.m. BUS 29 Persons; on Hendee Hd. at Grier Rd.; ^®*“* mSd^, “^ey,' K^iieth; ^rtl at E^steu;;’ ROCKVILLB HIGH SCHOOL Harris’; Long MU Rd. at Leav- cluding (Trestwood, Lakeview, Wohlbridge: Wohlbridge Rd., stops Cnr. Glen Dr. te^M Starts 7:30 a.m , Reldy HIU School *Rd., at Behrman’s, at Inations Dockerd Rd., at Brandy MU at Hany Lane, EdlUi Rd., Bar- starting 7:10 o,m., Waahlng- days. uroossuw, j , _ _ Rolpln Circle, Mt. Spring, ifiU- Jenathan , CampbeU, Onter, OENDEB ROAD (KBOOL AU students from South (TOIV hig^ Haverls, Uttles, McKsys, stops Perrucclo, cnr. Randy BUS 68 m L ^ o^ ( ^ 1^ S M ., Greyvfile Rd., Old C^lches- Alton’s. Jan. 28; End of second mark­ Rd.; Reservoir Rd. at Bolton bara Rd. ton at Church, at Phoenix; oct. 11: Columbus Day. crest), steps CMr.'Tatum, Phil- riu . Crestridge, Eudy, ' Peterson, a u studenta from Kaiuen, ggi), Mark, Olenstone. MU- wlUards, Llndloys, Prevor . Rd. Rt. 195 (Wohlbridge to Starts 8:16 a.m., 014 Stafford ‘ ter Rd., turn anUd at town ing period. Cheney Tech Rd.; Bolton at Plnevlew. BUS • Phoenix oti Hublord, at Iron- Oct. ih: Veterans Day. line to Anderson). \ BtlS 6 ' Second Term OcL M :’Tea^rs’^aaventlon. ’'Washing^ (auirch. creeL Evergreen (80-117), Ol-.Hghro„ Rd. gt the Dreyers. lips,-'VFW, Cnr. Shenlpsit, Cnt. Town Line), steps Morin, May- Rd. (Curtis to Town Line in- Starting 7:20 a.m., Rt. 44A at Bus leaves hl|^ w:>>ool at SKINNEB ROAD SCHOOL wood; Taylor at Ehn HUI, at Mt. Spring and Rt. 30, (Tnr. Plcjiup, noon, Anderson, Jit. Une, return Old Colchester Rd. Jan. 81: Beginning second New 2 • ElecUon Day. StarUng 7:16 a.in., C^pMU j^ue, Susan, Kantor, Suimy- ggn, Sunnyvtow. ROUTE 6 er, Swattk; Virginia Lane, stops eluding Buff Cap Ext.), st8 Calendar 7:86 a.m. to make pickupa at a h students from . Kenneth AlUson;, Miain SL at Elm HUI; (Trestwood, (Tnr. Lakeview, (Tnr. Spring Rd. (tocludlng Oamet to Rt. 85, Kinney Rd. Deyecohlo's, Rt. 44A at GiCfUo’s; Nov 12-First quarter onda. at Phoenix; Phoenix ^ Ma^e; view. Starting 7:20 a.m., Itt. 80 at Rghnor’s to School Rd., to Car. Summit, Dyer; Sherry Cir­ Car. Curtis, Neff,! Town Line, Tolland Rd. at Plymouth Lauie; term . Clld’ TV>wn R d. at Loveland R d., (9.24). Tracey (0-80). Cindy, KeUy Rd. at TraUer Park; Robin (Tircle, LaFontalne, Jail. Ridge, Hlllcrest) VaUeyvlew BUS 6 Feb. 13-28: 'Winter yacaUon. Nnv 257m - Thmikaglvlng Maple at Wfflren; Valley Falls startlng'v8:06 a.m., Waahlng- Sunnyvlew; South at Bancroft, p,_ i-vrijo-i oUead cle, stops Noonan, Haidlng. A(Artln, Cnr. Buff Cap E xt.; (Including Harriett, ' Arnold, Starts 7:20 a.m.. Burnt KHU, Plymouth Lane at Monaluui’s; Sept. 8; First day of sclwol, at 'Wilson Lane; Windsor Ave. windaorvlUb, Penfleld. Pleasantvlew at Sunset; Rt. 88 BUS 63 These students will return home Buff Cap Rd., stops Arnold, March 31: Good Friday, holi­ Elizabeth). ^ around at Law’s, Lynwood Dr. at turnaround; Rt^ half day. at Carol Dr., at Wlndertnere starting 8:06 a.m. Ctenter Rd. at AUen Dr., at Wllahlro. Henilerson, Davis, Morosi, Starts 7 p..m., Brownsbridge on Bus 86. • ^ ■ Basketshop Rd., Wall St. ,44A at North Rd., at Hteeney Dr. day. Oct. 11: Columbus Day. Ave. ' at Vemon Summit, Windsor- VERNON CENTER Pierce, Smith, Boydeh, Shlr- AprU. 3-6: NaUonal (TaUioUc Crestridge, at Kenneth. teUe; RL 80 at Sunnyvlew. M IIM LB SOHOIM, ®'** ®" Rd. (Including Weber), stops BUS 62 BV6 61 Oct. 25: Veterans Day. BUS 8 vlUe Rd. at Penfleld. MIDDLE SCHOIH.-ri.^- Jan. 8: School reopeopi Starts'7:30 a.m., Old Stafford shac; Plains Rd. (including. home 11:30 a.m . An- ® BUS 6 EducaUonal AssodaUem conven- VERNON CENTER „ AU studenta from lewrrenoe, the Mooneys; on L»ke^ Dr. CMr. Shenlpsit, Cnr. Weber; Rt. Take Oct. 20: Teachers’ convention. ROCKVILLB MOH SCKOOL AU students from Grove, Jan. 28; Second quarter Mids. 30 (frofn Brtnvnsbridge to La- Rd. ((Turtls to Town Line) stops Cone Rd.), stops (Tnr. Cone Rd., thony Rd., Summit Dr., Virginia \ ^ ’ ’b tom' ®*®*'**”*f ®-m., Birch Mt. Uon, Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 24; Legal day. BUS 19 Second M df MIDDLE SOHOM- b y k e s ST BBBNlMtD’S (HP. Cottage Mountain, Gayixw, a* *be Parkers, Osrlbergs, Rd.. Ext. at Houle’s; (Tamp Alt students from S ^ t, Old r o o k VILLB HlCn SCHOOL •AU atudents from Kelly, Ver- ’ Schort, ’ rbertn»< N. Park, BarUetts, Scussella, Birdsalls, (ThapeUe), stops Cnr. Browns- Magnuson, Neff. Usher, Town Dore, Burke. 1 Lane, Sherry (Tircle, Glen arolund Rt. M (Solcum B PM AprU 7: End o< third marking Nov. 26-26; Thanksgiidng. Jan. 31: Kindergarten change. MeeUng Rd. at Perkins’; Volpi atone, Lynn, Vino, Oross, Jm, ^ students from Lake, Rich- a JS bridge, Cnr. Eaton, Tyree, La­ LlKe, Martin, CMr. Buff (Tap BUS 69 'jj (Torrlne Dr., (Tarol Dr., Stuart 5>njy)_ period. D ec. 28: Legal day." Feb. 21^ : Winter vacation. non Center Haighte. a U from OhraU, Union, Pleasant, W. Main, Tabors, Welngarte, Ma^on- Rd. at Rosewood Lane,' at (Tar­ Echo, Hansen, Wayne, G^- ^ Berkley, Box ML Dr., , Chapelle. E xt.; Buff (iMp. steps Arnold, Starts 8:20 a.m ., 1 Grahaber Dr. ,j April 21-May 1: Spring vaca- Dec. 24-81: Christmas vaca- Feb. 28: School reopens, Star^iiig 7:46 a.m., KeUy M . pg^ mu. .Lawler, WaUwood, ^pwing, ViHage, River. , aids; La*e Rd. at the BurrUls, ter St., at Birch Mt. Rd.; Biroh ner, ’Mnnel (881-^), Boltw R«.gwoodi ^touk, Wsshlnr ^ ’ Car. Slater, Henderson, Davis, Rd., stops Motola, Hardy, Dur- Pickup noon Old Post (Include starts 7-26 a.m Rt 86 to Uon. Uon. March 80: Jewish hoUday. Traitor M acomber, (M r. Weber, Wohl- 74 (town line to (Tenter), Creat- Starts 7:26 a.m.. Forest Parii, Feb. 28: dosa aesatons atari; May l: School reopeiu. lebe, Denning. School Rd., at Rose A BlU's. -June 16: I Driggs Rd.; V^ley , Tunnel Rd., at Montaukp. KDO- rt weather or emergency Oj^d.^^tond. ^ r o BTHBAET OCHOC)l ! MIDDLB SCOOL Rt. 6, Ortiter St.. Hebrtm Rd. ter to (Tharter), stops Dimmock, Take home 11:30 a.m., Rt. 74 'Starting 7-20 am R i 6 at li®Uday in OonnecUcut, parish Europe’s bast-known soboola, la AU studenta from Bolton (468- oloalng wlU be added In June, risen. Wort (lObO), Park W ^ , CMr. Anderson, Nelson, Nor- Starts 7:40 a.m., Klngsliury ((Mnter to Robin (Tircle), Robin Bennet Grade 9 Nye ’IVumbuU, Brookslde, Pe- AU students from Vemon (IKK' AU students from Olenn, to larlvlere’a, pUead Rd. to (Mr. Old (Tathrole, Nleman; Tory GouohoeM- Johnam Rd * Rt 6 diocesan schools will ob- tbs oldest German unlvar^, Jd.rt Watert. Rd.. at wore- S i man, Welgold; Metcalf Rd. (In- Ave., j^ops I. A. (Tlub; Rt. 74, Circle, Peter Green Rd., Kozley tem m , VaUeyvtow. 800), South (172), E v e ig r^ n Cheat, (MerUne (76-99) G ^ e r , poum lers. Storting tim e 11:80 Rd., stops (Tnr. (Tharter, (M r. Room Schedule idWalker^a. at Longatr4*h’s,at “ • Bpecial holidays pro- founded in 1360. Gaetelwood, Foreetvlew, Deep- a.m. eluding Elgin), stops CMr. El- stops (Tnr. Tatum, (Tnr. Shenlp- Gary, Tornatore, Hall, Sy- Rd. (Including fCastvlew). Starting 7V28 a.m., Weet Rd. (87), Meadowlark (0-100), gln, (Tnr. Grant HIU; Grant Hill sit, LaFontalne, (Mr. Dunn HIU, SU r(>L Inr^rM ley ®‘vlc w^Ues for ------wood, Huntington, Dimcaj^r, a U kindergarten ohlldran lerUl monds, Sauer, Potter; Old Staf­ Pickup Moon, Sugar HiU Rd. The following are Bennet Jun­ ' H A « E sS U SCHOOL SL^oilurrt ^ l ^ r rt Petarson, at Grand; Spring pie. Rd.. (from Metcalf to (Tlder Frey; Shenlpsit Rd., stops Bane, Rd. turnaround: Rt. 6 at Val- -y RfNul I»«lequ.tely . AU students from Legion. Dr., rt Mstoy Dr. at Lake SL. Brsn-1y, School Desk* Larger Starting 8:06 aim., Evergreen Vemwood, Claire, Patricia, be picked up and droidwd la ford R d , s to ^ (Tnr. Tory, St. (Including Bakos, Hunter'Rd., ior High -^hool Grade 9 seo- at Rau: West Rri. at Nye. Mill) stops PeUes. CMr. Gottler, Woitg, Hareld; entlne’s, at Wsiz, at Edward’s; AHW* F^agwaa* ea •• a rt Temple; Meadowlark rt In- fieneca, Qaaxry. front rt their homes, Matthews R^tory; Bald Hill irstal Lake (From Baton to tlon Day Is a regular school NEW YORK—Aooordlng to a Christopher, Mery, EmUy. ^ Montauk Dr. view. Anoherage, MUW, TOKYO — Japanese rtilldren VERNON CENTER Til* Windham Tech 8tudents| Hurlburt Rd. (Including (Ter- «ro.uiu«r xvu alphabetized last names. Notch Rd. opp. Mar’s, at firs- 8torting,7;26 ,a.in., Bolton Rd. land; 811 Vernon; 367 Vemon; starting 7:46 a.m., MerUne at KINDERGARTEN ROUTE 8, R d., stops (Tnr. Dunn HUI Rd. Toivn House), Grahaber Rd., day. "No sphool’’ annoiinoe- nationwide poll, II af«tvsty 100 Starting 8 R9j|r9A 9t MnHHJB SCHOOL wUl take Bus 61 from TollanS^ons) stops Pellerin, Cnr. (Ter- at Hatch MU; 'Bolton Rd.; Bol- are much taUer and somewhat Vemon at Swth. Huntington. P-M. A.M. ONLY. P.M. go on Bus Brownsbridge’ iuu;.uuiim(Including Webert*ou«. y,g Buildings °*"**'^ ** menu, of local pubHo sohools Amsrloana over 18—or 18,6 'mil- BmUy, rt Legion, rt ChrUto------:------AU Studenta from Regan, Hlgh to WUUmanUc and . /r Traggl’a, opp, town haU, at ton Rd. «t WUdwood; Rt. 44; heavier than their parenU were BIM 81 CB|ITER ROAD SCHOOL From aohool to Hebron Rd., to wUl: be fiUlowed In Inclement Uon In all—oannat i«ad wall pher Dr., rt Mary Lane BmUy, picked up by the same 63. 1 r 9A, A -l^ l, MSI; 9B. Bom-Oha, Bayberry Rd. SYHES. ST. BERNARD’S AU students from VsUey Long HlU'Rd. to Bear Swamp BUS 66 BUS 61 BUS M22; 9C, Che-De, M38; 9D, Di- weather. enough to gat along In dally Ufa. The dismissal time. \ ) 66 Return trip starting 2:20 p.m ■V ST. JOSEPH’S Falls, Baker, MaxwaU, Tema- Rd., Hutohinson Rd., Ptato Starts 7:40 a;m., Rt. 74 ^(In- BUN B Pick up 11:46 a.m. Gehring Rd., Fr, M24; 9E, Fu-He, M28; 9F, ------1------jjjjg ^ avary dght Amar- aohool Bidton Center Rd. opp. Bay' AU students from Hartford rack. Evergreen (0-76), M®adow- Ridge Dr., to RL 8, Aq)liiaU P.M. only, Gehring Rd., stops Cedar Swamp, New Rd. (Includ- Hi-Knj, M26; 9G, ' Kry-Maiir, berry R d., at town haU, opp.' Boston Schoirf First loans cannot read well, enough from Page, Olender; Itleed Rd (In- Ing Blueberry,, Pine Hill Rd., U2i. Town, 'o'imt ■^rtd'v^ltonded here ^RNON OTNTER KOP A.M. have" been made larger, and Rd.; Regan r o . m m u Tpke. 1 (688-720 a ^ 966^ 116); l«k, Inlairf. Bamforth.» Dr., Wrtis^ Slxg ^ a m from the TMUiuid High School. Tfaggl’s; Notch Rd.__ opp, ___ fire- BOiTPON—In 1131 Boston aa- to properly flit out ap|>floatlons eor. Terrace, Stanley.______.’Ilmss students wlU be dropped eluding, Glenview, (Tarter), Laurel, IVhlte Birch, Apple Rd., Also, OH, Mans-MU, M38; 91, hoUse, ai Klar’a; Rt. S at Oou- tabllsbed the flrat pubUo high for govemmeni Medicaid or putt- Al— szj sttim nmn. All gturtentv from K9Mi#th» doorways in offloo bulldlnfiiuiid nt BJmlly Dr«; MeirUiio at Bam forth, Oem ateiy,* BaJeerg ----- ** . _*j off at the Middle School In the Mt. Spring (Hlllcrest to Rt. 30), stops (Mr. Glenview, (Mr. (Tar- JloUy Rd., Beech Rd), Grant Mlll-Pek, M29; 9J, Pel-Ro, M91; chbo’6; Johnson Rd.; Rt. 0 at' school in .the United States, It Uo asalstanos, a bsnk loan, or afternoon and go homp «» Uio»o Collins: Rt. 30, st^s tor, (Tnr. loehr; Lmhr Rd. (In- ^ 1 Rd., Grandview, Partridge 9K, Ru-Sq, M32| 9L, Sp-Var, Walker’s; at Longstreth’s, at offarad a variety of praotloal-avan Jot down thalr•ootol|a

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. I r W ' I : -j N BIAMCHEtaR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, lOTI MAl^CHEOTER'EVENING HURALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 PAGE PpTKEN .. I iin' I I icAnii: will be held on the diuroh they worked for radical change radical bombings will continue Bolton grounda on Rt 80, next to the A n d over Canoe Regatta • — I ...... within the syBlem.’’ for dome time at teelr current poet office, Saturday from 1 to Modern Radical Bombers "They had to have somd kind frequency. But he thinks the 8 p.m. ^ cf radicalizing experience, like new Htatc effort to collect data Captured By BITUMINOUS GOP S tarts Then wlU be games and Blaodmohile being arrested, seeing violence on bomblngs^ may help author- boothaX^and food. Including and Beelng It used against Itles stop teem, starting within, Lincoln Pair home-baJtod apple pie and oth­ Rt. 81, Main St R t 81 (Smlth’a Voter Drive Scheduled teem. Out of this experience a year. OkMHA, Neb. (AP) — A pair Gaa), Proapect St , Man^Hster er apple dhmrta. A hymn alng Use Sophisticated Det^ices Some (Jatifornians are learn­ DRIVEWAYS ^ _ Is Boheduleo^or 4 p.m. led by came a number of confirmed of sxpsrienced canoe handlers Bus Sch^uleVXisted BOS 7 ing to live wlte tee bomb. from T.lncoln paddled their way Parking Area# «. Gas Stations • BMdwNwIl Ooarf# The Republican Town Com- u ,, joe\C arpenter with By JAY 8HARBUTT revolutionaries,’’ Starting 8:16 *a.m., Brewater For Sept. 14 The Initial report of a apodal geles area since March 1970 In ^mO| 200 representatives of Into 8800 first prize money as Now Booking', for Seasonal Work , S t, Swamp Rd. Ext., South St., Parochial Bus Routes mittee wlU conduct a voUr re r Miss Marjorie Stophena at the LOS AiNGELES (AP). -- Th unit established by a letter - to tee antlestabllsh- businesses met with authorities tee won tee Great ' Missouri All Work Personally Snpervlaed. We Are 160% In ao r^. R t 6, South- S t, Woodbridge __ , * . „ V ^ . latraUon drive by* telephone Mra. Bldnk Johnston U The Red OroM Bloodmomle ^"® Younger Bay# that frpm March mont Los Angeles Free PresH. This year, by act of the (Sen- er -and Marahall, East Center and door-to-door canvass start- chairman the event, ^ pirgt Congrega­ roar of the bomb Is coming at 1970 through Feb. 28 this year . ‘cooUnff-off* here last Ma^ for a cram River Raft Reghtta. SDfOE For Coventry Schools Rd. .South St., Seagravaa Rd. oral Assembly and signature of and Lenox, Eaat Onter^and in^f today, and lasUng through- a™”™ ^ But there are other In- Mike Wright, 27, and Arnold BOS 8 tional Ouroh in Andover on Sipt. an accelerated rate in Callfor- there were 1,264 bombings teat deceptive course on "Bombings and DeMAIO BROTHERS 1616 OOVDMTBV m O H 8CTOOL Soutti St.. W aterfront,Part(. Gov. Thomas MeskUl, private Benton, Eaat Center and Brook- the month. Mra.- Anthony d I c a t o r a, says Shurrett: Bomb Threats in Business." Miller. 29, covered tee 106-mlle GALL 648-76M Starting 8:36 a.m., Springdale school pupils are eligible to re- field. Arrives 8:16. FTkno of Tolland Rd. haa been 14 from 1:46 to 6:80 p.m. nla. ( killed feur persona, Injured 61 "Sometimes there’s a note or a rourse in 16 hours . and 4 min­ BOS 1 BOS 8A i Ave., Stcnehouae, Rd., Eagle- Mra. Henry WrobUnskl, An­ others and caused about 33,8 “•"*'» “ "■ “ stainbrook also says an They learned about different V Btarta 6:80 a.m. Brewator S t, Starting 8:16 a.m., Wrlghi celve transportation' at public Bus 36 appointed Republican Voter The bomber Is more sophis­ ■Igti left a t tec scene of u types of bombs, how to handle utes to defeat their closest com- vllle Rd., Plnelake Shoree, expenac, providing that a ma- All studenta troin Rachel, ReglatraUon Director, GOP Police P r dover's blood drives chairman, mllUon In property damage. " ® j scene of u apparent "cooIlng-off” I n ___rodl- South St., Rt. 6 South S t, Wood- HU) Rd., Merrow Rd., (Bolton ticated, Bo are tee devices he But Its statistics encompass oomblng, and In one case there gtrfets and on telephone bomb threats and petiters by a half-hour. St. Jority ^ the puplU attemiing Cumberland, Duval, Hoffman, Town Chairman' Robert Dixon once again be calling the The course began at Sioux ^ 4 CO toldfo S t, South S t; Tom’a. above lake. Return trip 3B. » BOS 8A . r of bloo^ donora for pos- uses. everything from n prankater's was a flag. Often they paint campus tela year Is deceptive what to do If a bomb were BOS S BOS 8B the schooU are from the town, West Middle Tpke., HarUand, haa announced. Search For r:ity and ended at the U88 Haz­ Startfatr 8:30 a.m., PUgrlm Distance requirements are Washington, Summit, Flower. The goal of the drive, part le blood donations and mak- Arrests are few and far bo- bomb to a planned bombing of slogans at or near the scene.” • responsible,found ard In, Omaha’s Dodge Park Starta 7:35 a.m. Bunker HUl, Starting 8:86 ami., WaterfriSnt HUla. Return trip Bua SB. appotntments. However, tween. n bank or a building and don’t ■ who are California's . revolu- for the rising bombing rate In Btaael Bd. and Lake St., Springs Reataurant, Lakeirlew Terr., thd same os those governing starta at 7:60, stops at Oak- of a statewide program, la to early Monday. There were 239 BOB 8B public schools: Kindergarten j^^^d and Rachel, HllUard and dlsaemlnate UUormaUon on the M cDonough donora are urged to ocn- Most authorities classify tee specify what percentage of the tionary and militant bombers? California and elsewhere, other entries. CD dale Ave. Echo Rd. Return trip 3A. ■ Starting 8)8(1 a.m., Bellevue bombers -as either revenge blasts were believed done by pr. Edward Stainbrook, head 'll would think that If any- BOS 8 and Oradea 1 through 8 pupils cumberlauid, Hilliard and Blem- programs of President Nixon (Oonttnued from Page One) David Hutchinson, 26, and aT- B O S I , Dr., B A B, Fttagerajd Blvd., who live more than one mUo Hilliard and Duval, Park- and Governor Mesklll, and to ^ Any over the age of 18 sMkera, militant proteaters revolutionaries or mllltents.

^ f: -,1 ■(W-V - . ■ ■ >'' r - - r PAOB SIXTBEN , MANCHESTER EVENINQ HEIULP, MANCfltESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, SEPtEMBER 7, 1971 J-.. Pages 17 to 33 l^ - - - • , . ^ —i— i—I— —i«— SecHon' Tipo TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER % .1971 iiattrlfrHtPr Cum ins l|rralil tu esd Xy , Septem ber s Congress To Confront i Steele CoiitendsX T V Tonight Viet Promotion Nixon Economic Plans See Saturday’s TV Week About Town Maher To Leave UConn for Complete Llstiiigs. ‘Political Game’ HoM and Laddar Co. No. 1 of By yOB HAlX The senate will take up ,» tha Town Ftra Dapzurtmant will For N.Y. Welfare Post Wednesday a $7.S-bllllon, two- VEPINON (AP) — U.S. Rep. maat at 8 at tha McKaa St. fira WASHINOT10N (AlP) — Oon- year authorisation bill tor the S:»0 (1) Bis^ VsUey . < C ) gresa returns this week after a (S) I DreamOr of Jirannle (C) Robert H. Steele has charged atatlon. Edward W. Maher, 48, of 28 1,800. Hie admlnlstratton re­ aiitlpoverty program .y / ' (18> WUd Wild W rit |(C) ■ I month’s vacation to find its ' (M) Addami Family that the promotion of a Soupi Richmond Dr., has accepted an quired the establlahment of fla- Monday it will begin what is Tlia Motoara Club of John oM, penonnel, puroluMriiig, rewritten by President (M) OUllsaa’r hlaad (O) Vietnamese general accused' of appointment as fimt deputy ■ "new American rev- expected to be a long debate on S;St (8> Drasnet (C> being a. chief trafficker in nar­ Matoar Chaptar, Ordar ot Da- phj^oal plant, and other unlta. (S#> GUIItaa’i Iilaad ( 0 ) Molay, will maat tonight at 7 ;$0 commissioner of New York dutftn" reptaced by hU new compromise two-year draft- (M) New» — Wealker and cotics is part of toe "political Maher la a memher of tha economlG policy extension measure already Sport* <0 ) at tha Maaonic Tam^a. Stata’a Department of Social American Bootety for Pubilo 5:U y «>e House, 8:M (M -tl) New* — Weather aad Hie promotion of Maj. Qen. ' Sarvicea. His reaignaUon oa di­ «Admlnlatratlon and served as Sports (C) Tlia flrat praoiica aaaaion of cess began Aug. 6. Nixon was ^ S«Mte-H<^e oonferees Ngo Dzu to lleutnenant general rector of administrative aarvicaa pmsident of tha Ccimeotlout (18) Candid CaCamera toa chaarlaadara !of toa Midgot chapter in 1960, He has been a pushing weUaPO retorm and locked out of toO biU a provl- (SO) To TM the Tmth (C) "appears to be- related- to the at toe Unlvamity of Connecticut revenue sharing as the center-- Introduced by Senate (40) The Salat political jockeying going on Football AMWclaUon will ba to­ guest lecturer on flaoal mattara 8;S0 (S) New* with Walter Cron- morrow at S:80 p.m. at Buck- Health Center krid UConn vice pieces o f the program he out- Democratic Leader Mike Mails- hlte (O) right now in South Vietnam, at toe ynlverslty'of Hartford, (8) New* with H.K; Smith and lay School. For more informar president for financial affaim He la married to toe former lined in his State of the Union iield calling for U.S. wlthdraw- Harry Reanoner (C) and it certainly does not appear ia effective Oct. 26. to be consistent with the ac­ Ucn call Mrs. John McNary, 10 ’nierese Kane of Morwloh. H m message last January. al from Indochina in nine (18) Dick Van Dykr Fenwick Rd. In his new poelUon, he will But the President, faced .n^th months and substituted a gen- (tl-SO) NBC New* (C) tions taken by the South Viet­ couple haa^three sons: Brian, 6:55 (40) New* (C) head toe new operationa dlvlaion a steadliy worsening economy, eral plea to Nixon to negotiate namese government itself in IS, who will be a eopbomore' at 7:00 (5) Movie (C) the last couple of montos. The m '^itartob Circle of Emanual UConn; Jeffrey, IS, who will en­ shifted gears Aug. 16. Ne called a final wlthdrawjia date, (8) Trath or Ceaeeqnenoee (C) Luthertui Church will meet for for passage of a t^ package. Some senators say they will (18) What’* My Unef (C) 2nd District ^ Republican said ter Southern ConneoUcut State (ttAo) Newt — Weather and Sunday. -» aawing ‘rhunMlay at 10 a.m. at College; and Gary, 16, a junior froae wages, pricea and rents ggj,d the compromlsa'TSill Sport* (C) the church. A buainaaa meat-, (40) ABC Now* (0) Steele told a House foreign at Mancheeter High School. '" U S further negoUaUon iitg will ba at 2 p.m. Hootaaoeal After Maher aseumee his now stabiUse thf d o ll^ House in an attempt to 7:50 ( 88-80) Cartoon SP«’>sl affairs subcommittee in July (8) Billy Graham Ciaaade (C) will be Mm. Alice Von Dorch- post, the family expeote to Uva And he asked Oon^ss to de- Mansfield measure. (18) Movie Game <0) that Dzu was a "chief traffi­ t|^ the effective dates of his (M) Mod Sqnad (C) cker” in Sduth Vietnam’s nar­ ara,. Mm, Anna Carlson and in the Albany, N. T. area. welfare-reform and revenue- ' ^ > 8:40 (88-80) Make Yonr Own Kind cotics trade.’ Mm. lAllda Jchiuon.. Mm. lil- of Malic (C) . llan J. Gustafson wlU ha In sharing plans to hold down fed­ (18) Movie , Dzu has repeatedly denied eral Spending and allow prompt Roman Cabbies 8:80 (8) Cimarron Strip It <0> these charges and has said they charge of dcvotlona. (8-40) Movio ^ (O) were part of a "personal re­ Vernon Woman coiisideratJpn of ^ economic 0:00 (8SA0) FIret Tneeday (C) ‘nia Community Enrichment program. End Vacations, 9:S0'(18) Blnrrlnse on the RMk* venge” campaign against him. n Hurt in Crash Nixon called for. repeal of the 10:00 (3) CBS New* Hoar (O) Steele also said the South Program sponsored by toe Sis­ (8-40) Marcn* Welby MB (C) \ terhood of ’Temple Bath ttidom 7-per-cent excise tax on new Back on Strikes (18) Hartford Talk-dn (0) Vietnamese Inspectorate has Ruth fl. Dow ot Vernon, in­ 11:80 (8-8-18-88-80-40) Now* formally charged Dzu -with loot­ will start soon. Teacham ora automobiles, a speedup in the X . Weather S Sport* (0) jured in a five-car oolUslcn Sat­ ROME (AP) ing two abandoned American needed for art and dancing ^scheduled $60 Increase in indi­ With summer tl<85 (8) Firry Matoa urday afternoon, Was hrid over­ vidual ' income-tax exemptions vacations over, many Itsdlans ll:S0x(88-S0) ToalsM Show Johnny- bases and that South Vietnam­ claasea and toe numary. Any­ Canon (C) ese President ’Thleu had per­ one Intareatad in teaching toaae night at Mancheeter ICemorlal and a 10-per-cent tax credit for arc going back to their strikes, (8-40) Blok Caveti Show (C) business Investment. Ih Rome, cab drivers began a i8:85 (S) stwitae' sonally ordered a narcotics in­ or other aubjacta is asked to Hospital, a spokesman aatd this Although congressional - dia- nlne-hour-a-day strike to pro- *=•• qr^'nir*** ~ Fray or * vestigation against the general. contact ■ Mm. Judy Spiel, 16 The fresiunan congressman Woodatock Dr. morning. sent has been widespread, lead- test the city’s failure to curb Prayer s Slyn Oft (C) (Herald pbotoe by pinto) The collision (tocurred on ’Tol- • era of both parties have unlicensed cabs. t 1:85 (S) New* — Prayer A Sicn Oft also said he has no information that those charges have teen Spotlight on Baxter casta shadows on the rear wall of the showmobile stage, provided to SAM free-of-charge by the City of HaHford land Tpke. about 8:80 p.m., pledged prompt conslderaUon Taxi drivers claim ,that the ^ (84) lesolved. when Miss Dow’s, eostbound oar of the tax package. '’Ihe House increasing number of' private Tne*d»y, September 7'' Dzu’s promotion by President TV Tower F^lls, Edward W. Maher struck another eastbound car Ways and Meaiis Committee cars accepting passengers tor a pm Thleu was announced Sunday driven by Claretace B. Fidler dt h a s scheduled hearings fare coupled with their own low SeMume Street B (C) 6 Persons 7:iS Jojee Chem Cooke B i and' appears to have the effect in'the New York welfare «ra- MldiUehury, Oonn. Mias Dow's Wednesday, the ■ day Oongress fare rates and high taxes, have 7:1# Maele o( tke 2#tk C^tary Final SAM Rock Concert tem, with toe responsibility of car careened into the Weatem o^ clearing him and giving BT. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - returns. cut their Income. Songs by Med Rorom are per­ him a vote ef conflednce, he developing uniform procedures Beet paridng lot oft Tolland Indications are that a pack- in the northern industrial city formed by soprano Joyce Matiiis and piaiUst Lynn Crig- said. 1 The Ramsey County coroner’s and polices and efficient admin- Tpke., and struck torse policed age will be approved, poaaibly of DDlan, woricers in two plante ler, office reported six persons Istratjon. Starting pay is rep«Mi- cars, owned " " by ' ”James O. “ ~Dow­ as eariy as October. But there of the giant Pirelli rubber and 8:## Book Beat , undetermined number of per­ Of the p r o e m s hy ^ Deputy Attorney General Summer Activities in Man- onto Spring. St. there was no time. as a research assistant for the Richard Klelndienst. sons were Injured. privately funded Government Nixon to imirfement toe ^ automSter Flat, Italy’s larg- 9:S# Arttets la America the New York State ^ lauiard Sts., where smoke toe Senate floor. I Record Collected Las Vegas-Los Angeles-San Francisco but residents and buslnesamen Kundallnl Yoga. Called toe Th^ chance to hear some good on other town streets torough- oY Oie Budget “ ^ wee reported, only to find a Under’ his "new American in toe pork area objected to Yoga of Swareneas, it sup- muaical talent was diaregaided revolution," Nixon also had ' By Jerry Lewis out toe week. sultant. In that poettlon, he barbecue In progrees. Air Fire via TWA Jot from N.Y. 'rock concerts, and Mt. Nebo PO^V young prople by many of toe younger, junior Lydall St from Vernon St. to responsible for formulating toe fireman were also asked for federal government was chosen aa toe alto. Town habits and help them high school age, fans. Instead reorganlratlon. However, this NEW YORK (AP) — Comedl- 8 nights. Las Vegas y toe town line; Birch Mtn. Rd. 6. 10. 16. and 20-year fo re c^ busy with a large garage Are offloialB were Inatrumental in "hl’to” on life. high school age fans. Instead from Camp Meeting Rd. to toe prepared for all state agencies. Walnut lilt, SzOurday mom- has drawn strong oppoeition an Jerry Lewis h^ cmicluded 2 nights Los Angeles helping SAM ready Mt. Nebo Between stage a x m ^ e - and even a few were shoot- both from key Democrats and his latest annual television town UAe; and Bolton* Center Maher returned to this state (,ig. Sunday morning at U:48 Republicans and Oongress has marathon for toe benefit of 2 nights San Francisco for toe concert, and police were "'snt*- t**® youthM ^ d j^ ® ing off fireworks, Rd. from B. kOddle Tpke. to in 1966 to become aasoclatod ^ malfunction caused* box 886 shown no disposition to deal muscular dystrophy with con- also helpful, according to SAM head'd music On toe other hand, several toe town Une wUl aU be done with toe UConn Health Center, at the Manchester Memorial Cocktail and lounge show in Las Vegas cooixUnatora Haven; Ooeter, Weiung people were very attentive, and wlto it this session. trlbutlon pledges totaling tomoRow. which Ihcludea too medical and Hospital to sound, and at 11:68 Nixon also recomrhended $8,126,387. Fine hotel accommodatio)": with private bath The concert was a little slow enjoyed toe music to no end. Vernon St. from W. Vernon dental schoola. Since then, too Sunday morning, a water flow health-care changes, but acUon The telethiai was seen coast- in getting under way, aa many, ^ ‘^® Yoga devotee John Lamenzo provided a breather in St. to toe town line will be done faculty and staff has grown caused a warning bell at om - on this touchy subject has been to-co^ on 121 statlwis and its Deluxe Greyhound Seniscruiser trip along of toe seven rock groups, Hartford; imd Ghost J ^ c e mu^^ t o r ^ h a m o l ^ . mart- on Thursday. from 26 pele to mors than Kage C a, on Elm St., to aound. whlch were performing free, Baxter’s and Poison, from toe juana openly while others were between rock groups, attempting to relax the crowd deferred until 1972. pledge total waa a record for ; _ the Pacific Coast. through Kundalini Yoga breathing exercises. Before the August recess, programs of its kind, the Mus- were late in arriving. The show Manchester arte. ^ tricing on haliuclnogenlcs congreasional leaders were cular Dystroi*y AssocUtlons of got kicked off with folkslnger ™e local ^oupa «'®™ . -Hie ten ^llcemen ked it — Businesses at the Parkade on a hajl to which toe door ls\ til the wage-price freeze ends ures. gross seems to be an Integral were especlaUy hard hit in a left open, have been burglary | Nov, 18 and probably much The telethon last year raised Listen to “ Touring with LaBonne ’Travel World" port of a rock concert. rash of breaks tola past week- targets Ui toe paat. He aald longer. just over $6 milUon.l Dally WINF (1280) at 10:66 A.M. But despite the many dlatrac- police said. In all, nine large numbers of youths loiter ttona, the festival was good. Po- buBlnessea and three homes in constantly in the area, lice Chief James Reardon said Manchester were vlcUmlied, in Also at toe Park^e, oome- CARRIAGE HOUSE It went very well, with a few police term -..onp of the Ume over toe weekend, toe minor problems. He didn’t elab- weekend^ brook sprees Garden Center at Sears was orate. this year. broken into, and a trailer to toe WIG BOUTIQUE The Mt. Nebo Rock^FesUvai Most of toe Parkade buigla- rear of Field’s Department » concluded SAM’s schedule, but ries occurred Saturday night, StoiVf was entered. It was not. Petricca X coordinators are looking • for­ as were moat at offices located known i f anything was stolen We re Proud fo Introduce / ward to next -summer, with together at 864 W. Middle Tpke. from these stores. hopes too Board of Directors The office of Ted Cummings An apartment at 167 Home­ STOCK REDUCTION win again' authorize the pro­ Insurance, incurred toe only stead St. was completely ran­ gram. theft IbfBS; $45 left In a desk was sacked! sometime between Fri­ taken. 'Diroe other offices, day and Monday, and $660 SALE Grenade Victims whose gloss door windows were worth of camera equipment, b^kon, reported nothing miss­ and a radio and TV were BANGKOK AP — A 41-yoar- stolen. The thieves, whose entry old Thai man accidentally pull­ ing. They were; Aetna Life and method was not determined, es- ed the pin on a hand grenade caped with a movie camera, ONE WEEK ONLY SE>T. 7-11 onday, killing, himself and Casualty, the State Welfare De- projector and movie light, our family members and in- partment, and Lloyd Roy Tax among other Items. luring two (itoers, poh®® Consultants. Also hit was a home at 102 Authorities said, toe grenade Prior Vlcttms ' a» wham thieves Dried brought home by, one of Del. Capt. Joseph Sartor said Henry - ‘ * * * ^ “ *“ ^** was and want the man’s children: ^ those offices, centrally located a garage door, — RIAL'S through dravSYs and closeta. ■ f “THE PANTS KINO” Two rings, and an antique .82 caliber pistol were stolsn. Several tires ware found In 20,000 PAIR IN STOCK a wooded area oft Fleming St., CHOOSE FROM FLAIRS, STRAIGHTS. TAPERS OHEORq PT atdq and were traced to ' 818 Wood­ b * . land St., where a garage was ^'EOMETRICS . . . in DOUBLEKNITS, WOOLS DACRONS ' i95 d is co v e rt broken Into. R was ALL niEMANENTLY PRESSED . . . SIZES TO .. . STARTING AT 26 60 bock 9b k Ii m I unknown If any Items not re­ '1 ? covered were taken In the "ALL PIR$T QUALITY” weekend Incident. At Discount Hhrnlture. Ware­ house at 176 Pine St., a safe ...ifeWV |5 TAILORS, NO WAITING! heedqiKNtenl cracker forced a north side win­ \ RE6.$IS dow Friday night and pried Betty is another one of ourir quiqualified in the loan de- BEST SELECTION OF PANTS IN NEW ENGLAND open k small office safe. No partment. A charming jpersonality combined with a resource­ . 'rODAY.1 DrtN'T WASTE VALUABLE TIME AND estimate on the amount of mon­ Iluneh boxss □ note boohs ful nature is just another teason>for the smooth operations MONEY SHpPPING AROUND. SHOP REGAL'S 1ST ey token, If any, was released. of our loan department. Better yet, come into the Manches­ □ sohool bogs □ MsliiuiMnt pads An unsuooeesful attempt was ter State Bank, say hello to Betty and let her help you with □'psM and raf U rollll paper made to iium Into a safe at Nor­ your loan applicaHon. 1. ton Bleotrlo Sunday night at 71 \ WASH-N-WIAR □ hook oovars Sid*riSfcr**** Hilliard St., where [ burglare i broke a window. The thieves did REGAL MEN'S SHOP lo w fklrwky prioedl manage to break open a soda^ SHAQ WIQ I "THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" machine, and eecapwl with Its KANIKILON ] money, 20 bottles of pop, and an A FULL |ind it a t addtpg machine. SERVICE TWO LOCATIONS MANCHESTER STATE BANK BANK MANCHESTER V VERNON 0MRI A9E HOilffi WIQ BOUTIQUE iH od^ m O ty m p M HOinUt Monday thru Friday, 9:00 s.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thursday 901-907 MAIN STREET ' THI .CITY PLAZA I I OAK IT. The InVet modem Olympiad evening 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday 0:00 am to 12:00 noon. Jm look place in Athens. Oreeee. 1041 MAIN SfRSBT OnN MONDAY THROUAH tATUROAY f:IO liJO D1IVE.IN nOLLREi Monday thru Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 THURIOAV NI»HT UNTIL f:M P.M ' ' OriN MONDAY, TUlieAV, lATUROAV fiM M III* MANCHII|T|K. CONN. in 188$ and only nliw naUons HANCHESTEB, CONNECTICUT , WIDNIiOAV, THURIOAV. PSIOAV filO H fiM' m. Thunday ,ovonlng 0:00 p.m. to 8KX) p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. TBUSPSONE (206) 6464004 ynTOwnm...,,,,. were Involved. Ilie 1$M Otym- S 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. CHAaei voua macHAti with m a it m c h a s o i or your \ ■ DOWNTOWN MANCHUTIK plc Games , in Tokyo had some ' ’’PRRIONAl!’ RIOTaI CHAR«I CARO i 84 partlclpattng nations Cemakto Fwliwi Wear RwifN DepwfewiB.., IwytlMeg li Ifwlii ■■ , , V . . ))'.■ ■■ '4 .. I -I'.::'- ■ V. ■ V ■ m M aiANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'EPR, CONN., 'TUESDAY, SEPTEMfiER 7, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOTESTER, C O m , TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 PAGE MOHTBEN freeze Is over, Muskie said, fol­ Soviets Claim China lowup steps should Include |S>4 Muskie ^Campaigns’ billion In emergency relief for tRY THE NEW PLAN AT . cities, states and counties; ex­ iMilitarizing Nation panded unemployment com­ ^ MAINE'S RICKER COLLEGE pensation and. personal tax cuts MOBCXyW (AP)' The Soviet. since shortly aftei President In Coast Suburbs effective six months earlier Bicker's new January Term enoourages Individnal UNks- Union said today the Chinese Nixon announced July 17 that how- 'than the administration has. Uve and Involvement, Pick a project or d^gn your own. Part PL.BAAANTON, Calif. (AP) Muskie told newsmen, of Rioker's new 4-1-4 plan. army la mllltarlsliv aft aspecte ):*■“ P*****}!' —den. Edmund Muskie made ever, the Vietnam Issue "Isn't asked. o# .■ Soviet press has varied an unofficial campaign swing In as visible as It once was," In j —:------Ricker Is an accredits, foor-^ear, coed, liberal arts ool- of, Ufe In China In preparaUon jj* attack from day to day. to- lege. Some vacancies exist for faU term until Hept. 17. tor war.wlth the Soviet Union. cuslnj' on different aspects of Ckllfomla before cheering: La- both speeches he stressed eco- c*. i bor Day crowds, saying PresI- nomlc reforms and said Nixon's r in g e rb The newspaper of the Soviet Chinese life. But all the articles S tu c k Write! Dean of Admissions defense ministry, Red Star touched upon two main dent Nixon vwas winding down attempt to salvage the economy KANSAS crrY (AP) A Ricker CoUege the American economy when he Is motivated by the coming young man arrived at Lakeside Houlton, Mataie MTM said. ,“Mao • Tse-tung B- and •« his »«■en- the Communist camp and Is should have been winding down election campaign. Hospital recently with both in- touraire are establishing In very likely hatching some rap- the Vietnam war. "The administration has dex fingers stuck in a 100-pound Oilna their new system of pow- proachement with the United The Maine Democrat, an failed to wind down the Viet- manhole cover, er, with the - army ruling the States aimed at the Soviet unannounced presidential hope- nam ifar, but It has succeeded man told doctors he bet roost." Union. ful, surrounded himself with winding down the American nis drinking friends he could The army, the paper said. Today's article said that traditional political trappings economy," he told an estimated lift a manhole cover above his has "the task of Ideologlcal-po- American leaders In the past as he shook hands and spoke at t*>o Alameda County head. Thpy went out to a street, lltical eduoation of the popu- have done "their utmost to pre- Labor Day festivities.. In Los Picnic, largest union La- where the man stuck his fln- |0 # U T A latlon, the task of the.practical vent the Chinese people from Angeles and this OaklMd sub- gathering In Call- gers Into the holes and hoisted coMPim Implementation of Instructions following along socialist lines Wins Wings jjpjj . fomla. the heavy steel plate above his of the' ‘Mao headquarters' In and cursed each aucceas He accused the White House ^ Angeles he head. the political, economic,' cultural achieved by the Chinese people Anthony Bqbol i n , son of Mr. being "out of step" with la- some 700 members of the h o won the bet, but he MSURANCE and social spheres. In the construction of a new ‘‘They make no secret of Hie. ind Mrs, Anthony Sobol of ^or by forcing the average-in- Caf*“>>*c Labor Institute that couldn't remove his fingers and whom one should be prepared '"mese circles are now trying « T l T “wS ^ A m erica to foot the bill f ' »« to fight against. The army uid to use the hegemonic deeli^ (rf ^ J ^ a n d ^ ^ Cdum^*^ Al^ Inflation. Muskie pro- vestment credit corpo- «>« «»««« and freed SERVIGE the populationDODulatlon are incuicat^dInculcated the Chinese leadership,leadershln. with ^ : Posedposed economic reforms ln-™in. «°"« we him. Force Base, Miss. should develop and consider a with the Idea of the existing alms which areUo the advan- Airman Watrous Is a 1966 n $7 billion consumer ‘threat from the north,^ tage of Im perially and hostile tax credit and a federal wage- temporary and completely new. "ITie s(ddiers and officers are to world socialism and the rev- graduate of Manchester High . . . 17 billion consumer tax credit."! > called Uflon to take an example olutlonary movement." achool and graduated with high Muskie said this would give REAL from those who participated In The article save flmires on University of Nixon's new economic pol- every person required to' file a the military provocations' on ther ’mirnaS i Z e n c X C^" 7 tax remm a $100 credit toward ESTATE t h e Sovlet-Chinese border, nese life. ing in 1970. eflts for. big business . , , and the purchase of major con­ which were organized by the It said that of the 26 mem He will now be stationed at only |6 billion for American sumer durables, except au- Mao group in 1969." bers and candidate members of . ««»“»"er8." Mus tomoUles, which he said are al- The decade-long feud between the ruling Politburo, -16* are mil- Fighter, K16 0fllu. .B % mi. 1 , .1 ready covered. the Soviet Union and China re^ jtasy officers, and of the i79- The senator also orlUxed . ' waae-urlco suited in several violent border member central committee of the elecUons In South Vietnam “ ^ ^ ^ ® Olf TMI clashes during 1960. Bach side the Chinese Communist party, and chided Nixon /or falling to ------^------0§HVINt accused the other of provoking 146 are military men. Anniversary set a timetable for pulling all M oi« SecurH v W ith the clashes, mainly along the Twenty-four of the 29 provln- troops out of Inodchina. ^mm m UlflTfR Amur and Ussuri Rivers, which clal revolutionary committees M a rk ed For "Too many p ^ l e have died | ROBBIT J. SMim. divide the two countries in the are. headed by military men, to prop up a democracy in Viet- aa a ti t, Far Bast. the article continued,' and more nam so undemociatlc that the "t Any TiniR fllHSUR Today's article In Red Star than a third of the 200 deputy Insulin Drug choice In the coming election Afraid false teeth will drop at the ThruH-Baek Cellar' INSUfiAMSMITHS SINCE 1914 was the latest In an almost chairmen of the revolutionary ______has been made before the bal- TOILET TANK BALL .e' daily series of attacks on CMna committees are army men. TORONTO (AP) The 60th counted or even cast," dentures a loniSr, firmer, steadier Amsrka'i lmf§00 Uthr. anniversary of insulin Is a busy he said. “To ddfend the Saigon hold. Why be embarrassed? For more Th« RfRciRnt Wot«r Mo*t«r inilonHy if»p* 649-5241 th« flow of wotor oft«r Rodi fluihinf. year for OOr. Cfiiarles H. Best, regime Is not worth one more t EET^Dentiue AdhUlve^Powder’ 75# AT HARDWARi STORtS 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER W ho Should Star in Film? codiscoverer of the life-saving human life." essential to (Oroond Floor Next to House A Hale) health. See your dentist regularly. drug. I i- Comic Has Unique Answer A tanned and healtl^ 72, Dr. Best is back from his summer By PHIL THOMAS He also developed a yen to be borne In his native Maine and v-rwotr /At.! “ veral years ^ has gone to Braxll to receive a MI Ta/eaklng In an accent that ]s,w," celebration at the University of uarters has been described as "midway irhia year Mason Incorporated Toronto, xwhere the discovery between that of a Bronx taxi hlmsOlf as JaMa Productions, was mdde. TIm Idaho Quawi III miuwImm her way through rapids on tha Middia Snaka RIvsr. diver and a lower Bast Side noting "I think this Is the first in ^ c e m b e r he wUl receive his river mail rtin is “the world’s longest”— board. Hut it also brings the morning news­ delicatessen proprietor," Ma- time anyOTe has put himself on companion of Honor award paper, the groceries, cattle feed or a child’s Tand perhaps the most spectacular. It’s a son, who plays d e tltie role In the stock market where his from Queen BUzabeth II In }/ Check List For School Supplies weekly mail hoat, operated by the Rivers toy. It even carries mothers-to-be to Lewiston his -forthcoming film "Roger income Is what the people London. Then he wlU go to Is­ —and later carries bade home the new baby The StooUe," says: buying shares of. The nudh as- rael to receive another honor- Navigation Company, which plunges the 100 "I get to play Roger because aet of the company Is^ e as a swirling miles up the white, water of Idaho’s and the happy mother. Occasionally it carries I got the money for this pic- personality; my owpr'mcome Is “ 7 degree. Middle Snake River from Lewiston to Hells sightseers for the round-trip. ture. If you raise the money, the only profit-..j,------thing — —in In the memorable _ summer of □ 1000” Cellophane Tape 17^^ Canyon. For emergencies there are airplanes, private you can be the star. 'ITtat's how the corporation/'^ 1*21 Dr. Best was 22 and his my pictures wUl work. The guy *ihe company’s first ■ project boUeague Dr. Frederick Banting Our Reg. T^iere are some 15 cattle and sheep ranches boats and four-wheel drive vehicles. But when n Pkg. of 3 Bic Pens 44c in the remote Canyon, ^served by only a few you live in Hells Canyon you try not to have that gets the money gets to be is the .^TUm "Roger Hie 29. emergendes, of any kind. Although the doctor the star." ' StoolteX But Mason says he ' working In a small labora- roads which at certain times of year are choked The 49-yeax-old, gregarious h^/jmrehased five other i»rop- toiy ai the university, they Gym Scholar Our Reg. by snowdrifts or mud. The indispensable mail is only a' day’s journey away, a new toothbrush Mason, a seeming nonstop talk- crfies that he plans to >|^nke tiylng to cure diabetic n Elmers Glue All 54c Hi-Lo High boat brings in letters from friends, bills for takes a week to come from Lewiston. er, made his reputation as aX“ *® movies, adding tta t jogs with substances taken Book Bag almost everything and greetings from the draft stand-up comic, but he decided neMssarty gdng to act In pancreases of other Our Reg. Intensity Lamp This Week's PICTURE SHOW bjkphotographer Roy Woods. 94c to switch to film m akl^ be- all of dogs. Early results were unsuc- I I Pkg. #2 Pencils Our 7 ^ i o S ^ e ^ - and" Ur. B a n ^ had to Reg. aiir-JDRtfeEsiGtua^^^and finan- a- old received msuUn ■ at Our he decided to Iwver the wU- 3umj,ain and his half-brother, t^ ^ c r, \ I about the same time. He hadj Reg. Capt. R. B. (Dick) Rivers at the wheal, shielded frpffl the spray. glow We when he was pranklln Dunton, 24, of Gull- " " 79.97' ...and tha Halls Canyon shaapman picks up hIs weak’siiroce.ry supply. 26.“* He ’-ncame*«came a ^social director W r « ^ ,to ^ , ^_ C__ ^____ T ^ '^_ ’ r ^ le a ^ been l l i ^ on belled veg^blesi T ire-'-''" m ♦»’« f^t- tord. Conn., were 67.88 at various iresorta in the Cat- « r „ i toii in «i agg “ 'd weighed 90 pounds. The in- 59’ JB4 vibrant colors. Built in \ / skill Mountains, all the while w W . h r« g a ln e d Ms Fine quality longwearing In­ Sturdy all steel frame. Full' working on.n., comic .P/imi/i ro u tin es hall, each , following the Monday . __, “ cludes 1000 free staples Uncon­ sharpener. Limit 3. packages headth and lived to 79. size 88 character keyboard. per customer. ___ "A social director," auson Incident, InsuUn* Is a hormpne, pro­ ditionally guaranteed Includes carrycase! 5 year explains, "Is a guy ■who’s hired PoUco said the trouble began duced In certain cells In the CHARGE IT! guarantee. to bother pAople to do some- around midnight Sunday when pamcreas, which controls' sugar tMng when they don’t really Reynolds and Dunton were re- want to do anything but would fused s^yvice at HaroM's Res- in the blood. People who lack complolh' 1* they didn’t have taurant' in Pittsfield. Trie men that control develop diabetes. anyttdiw to do.” slammedrnnied their pickuppi Royal Mercury He etarted doliv_ rOTtinea ...^»/thAinto/me buildlnirbuilding n.nand drove off,.beUoB had only the alternative in--- night or clubs and clicked after . arwraa%.v>itlce e ( ‘of dying quickly or slowly starv­ SteveemA._____ Allen A*T.^a. awf Ikloi*J**t^^®* *% *■ * > Trooper Ronald Rokowski ing to death. * ■ tf HoXywood club a ^ booked Wm pursued the In 1928, Dr. Banting and DP.'- Portable for 'the Alien televiriori show. j.r. MacLeod, then head of the Mkson caught on with the TV JJ*® Toronto university’s depart-' ; * , Vi audience, and the demand tor Uurnham until It pulled Into the physiology, received Typewriter Ms comic services grew; stead- driveway at Reynolds’ home the Nobel Prize. Dr. Banting Panasonic General Electric My. Police said the two men en­ shared the money with Dr. tered the houke add Hokowskl— Beet. Df. MacLeod eald he won Clock Radio Our Stereo Phono who was In his cruiser—heard not for the "discovery of In­ Reg. a shot fired. No one was hit. sulin, but for my discovery of' | 39.97 Rokowakt summoned help 29.88 Best." , • f Office size 88 character key- , and the two mOT were arrested, Dr. Best Is director emeritus Just Say^ police said. 19.95 board. Carrycase included. 38.88 of the Banting and Best depart­ Fully guaranteed. S CHARGE IT! _____ :______ment of medical research at Large easy to see clock face 4 Speed Automatic Changer the. University of Toronto. Wake to Music—vernier tuning Twin 4” dynamic speakers Welk To Lead Neither he nor Dr. Banting, Can be bung on wall or nigbt- Volume, tone & balance con­ who died In 1941, made much stand Model # RC1091 trols #V?33:34____ Rose Parade money from the discovery.' They turned the rights to in- I Chapman’s PASADBNA, Cklllf. (AP) — Bulin over the university. ^ ! Lawrence Welk, who has been leading his "champagne mu­ sic" bond on naUonwlde telet I vision for more than 16 years, will load the B8rd annual Tour- Jethro Joins Piib. I nament of Roses Parade on Chet Atkins Llsl I New Year’s Day. 8.95 After being named grand DU QUQIN. ni. (AP) — Jeth- 6.70 m aiehal MOTday, the 68-ysar- Published by Motor Boating. old bandleader said it wan “<«• ^ WINDOW of the finest things that has ”“"®' ____ Includes boating laws, regula- Jethro unUl the death of Henry ever happened to mo."— IP tions, nautical terms, charts, and D. "Homer" Haynes In August, C.E. Steam , l ; ^ o r e . ‘ \ General Electric SHADES ■ays he will perform per- Power Squadron School Starting Now ^ msnenUy with Country-Western b o n ,l^lad« lo Ordtr •» Shooz - Alarm Igloo. Built in Ho&r ■tar Chet Atkins "beoauss we've been friends for 20 years C A I F DAWSON, Yukon Territory— w»«l he asked me to come Using only a simple bone knits,. along." &I0.70 1145 ToUand Tpke. fUES. 2.99 LA.WIHIS0N i a skUlsd Canadian Eskimo Rums was on the bill with At- Folding handle and handy Big easy dial to read. Wakes ooupls osn buUd an Igtpb, com- kins. Boots Randolph and Floyd travel nag! #F47 Manchester, thru you, lets you snooze, wakes you Plato with skylight. In Imh than Cramer for a grandstand show rUNT 00. ■in hour. Igloos never caught on Monday night at the Du Quoin G. E. World-Wide Steam Travel again. Only 100 per store. No Iron Rag, 1#.OT#F49 $12.70 r^in checks. #728^ Spaetaoular seanary of Halls Canyon dwarfs tha mall boat running tha Middia Snaka. Mall sorted raady for the next atop. m S A I N S T . , Vflth Alaskan Bsktmoa. State Fair. SAT. I

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Voodoo Stirs STAR, ^ Manchester White Cutbacks Bf CLAY JL TOLLAN- ASin / Hospital NptSs You Should Know Controversy MAS. 21 Your Dally AdivHy Gtiidt. K un: 21.1 y According la lh» Start, 'y Oef. 214 In Personnel, Prc^rams Ramsmber toa ety, "Evaiy- ”lka” cdle made up tha Uttia told him oomaUilng, he would RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — AM. t» To develop messoge for Wednesday/ v n m N o m o c M ^ . - - body out of tha poolt” andlpg t4*m. Roundtny out tha aquad go through With It. I f it didn’t Brasil’s two major television «W 7S-7845« 8 - read words corretp^ing to nurttbers I^ttmliilrtl^lll ObI« Seaii< HARTFORD (AP) — Welfare ol-pAyment Jobs. Savings: ■ of your Zodiac birth sign. ‘ h li^ jx a io o l vwtmmlng-parioiia Sohlaldga, Albert work, ha would make It up. Ha networks haVo agreed to up­ TAUSUS SCOtriO p c lT i^ Boon • a ^.m., and I Commissioner Henry White $40,000. at tha Wot Mri. Brown, and Stanley Savilonla. ®««M »««» • Uam.” Clarke ra- grade toe level of their pro­ 1 Pays 31 SurprlMd 41 Comp^ —Elimination of all overtime A ” 2 Wofning! 32 Arranging f ju . • a piivmte r6onw, * “ • ____ _ P «r t of Clarka’f aui»aaa in «van though ha ar- grams, following controversial 33 Conildtrate 43 Foundotlon la ajn. ; a and 4 p.ni. • 8 says he has figured out how to except for, emergencies. Sav­ I ■r*'. MAY 20 3 Don't And th ex^ p of a towel guiding MMB to tha triple crown •’•ved at the Rao Saturday appearance by a voodoo priest- 20-33-30-33 4 Lot 34 Unwittingly 44 Emotion* phCB. save his department $1,300,500 ings: $800,000. 5 You 35 Original 45 Money aorooa'the pat^pf tha anatomy, raaulted from alternating tha mornlnge at 8 for toe echool ees. 3641-42 64 Needed PndtaMeat Fwronta aUowed for the year 'by cutting staff, —Elllmlnatloh of outside key 6 Now 36 By which God in IW'wladom In- little taama by quartan. league, " "ly would be sitting 'ITie Olobo and Aeeocladoe 6 IMINI 7 Storti 37 Idem •67 Might SA«rrrAMUS anjr ttnw 'exocpt noon > a p.m.; punching. Under an IncenUve- on the curb at 7 :S6 vrith hie bas­ 8 To 38Poy 68 A overtime and equipment.'' It waa on adaptation Cf the race iMtworks pledged lest week to 69 Greater ffOY. 22 ottiora, a pan. • 8 p.m. pay pibgrom, all keypunchliqt taitded .tor such toihg|, that ketball togs. 9 M o y 39 Plone The cuts, already In effect hone type of baekatball Intro­ prohibit the presentation of fJjUHl 20 10B« 40 And 70Olvldendt OfC. 2t Solf Rotrvloes i t a.m. • a p.m-37-44 12 Outlook’! 42 Don't 72 Rule Pidveraity of Rhode lalond. tend to exploit low beliefs or In­ 13N tw 43Ue[t^; 73 Your l e i Intonalvo Care and Coronar}' Saturday, are In response to a —EllmlnaUon of an electronic Or tha gym clara rola y raceo^ . . everything would CANCIS 44 G^mment 74 Actlom CANKOON Oan< Immediate family only, ' m tha other team ahot,” cite superstition.’' 14 Lucky I request from OOv. Thomas J. message-switching system with around the track in*«'Uia aame be intramural.** 2 ( 15 Fin* 45 YouV 75 Develop OK. any time, limited to live min- terminals in ,«aoh District Of- building, and the ocVatchaa and WIlKaxpIaliu It, "they would A furore arose after a woman I6 0 o y 46Offl0lalt 76 Up ' ’ v ' Mesklll for belt tightening. 22 47 Opportunity 77 Roo0« JAM. nlea. fKib, to be replaced by couriers faurna that befall tha unlucky find four of our boya up on toe claiming to be the reincarnation 17 For - White said he plans ^ e r ad- backboartL.' Whan they turned "K id s were easy to handle in of a voodoo spirit called ”Seu . 3- 9-27-29 18 Don't 48 Dream* 78 Rio*e 2--3^ 4-34 Bbternlty! Fathen, U a.m. ■ consisting of current employee. cne who went aprawltogT 19 Build 49 CoTKemlng 79 Of mlnlstraUve ctumges, to be an­ around, wo had four down under Iha early daya.” Then he add­ Sete” or Mr. 77 went into wild ;^31-36BOB4 18:48 p.m., and 6:80 p;m. • 8 m vi p aih. ,&J Savings; $150,000,- And the beakatball teama that 20 For 50 Aitd 80 Good AQUAglUS nounced later. ed, "But they weren’t eo bad LIO 21 Dealing 51 Negotlve 81 Compleling p jn .; otbMtB, 8 p.m.-4 p.m.. —Elimination of much o f the toolr boeket.’ trances on the two most popu­ "I recogtUte that we have a labored under the handicap of later, either. It was more fun 22 Groclous. 52 Development* 82 Them JAM. U and 8:88 p jn . *8 p .m ... department's ^ Informatlontfv- In playoff games^ for the Oon- lar Sunday variety programs. 23 G llti 53 Potlent 83 Liberty fiscal crisis In Connecticut and not being able to ohoot from tha WE-j.AUa. 22 ' 84 New* ni. It Age lim lta: 10 In maternity, trleval equipment, which was neoUcut UUe, MH8 he(it Hai^^ y * *” Imbibing a powerful alcoholic 24 Your 54 PromlM that each commissioner lias cornara becouaa of toe over­ _ aa»_ trafiUBll b miso much agitation. After 042-54-5112-54-59-46 25 W ith 55 Help 85 Clever 1- 8-10-22| la In other arena, no limit In Inefficient for department hanging track? And toe center Public High SchoorTn toe drink called cachacha and 54 Contocte 86 Of 23-3347- beeii asked by Oovemor Mes- we formed toe (XTL, it was cut­ ikfm-v-r-79-83 26Tongu« ■ett-aervlce. needs and seldom used. Sav­ Jump drole that olmoet touched opening round, 86-84; Oroi^y smoking cigars, Mra. Cacilda 27 Be 57 Are 87 A PtSCIS klll to trim as much adminla- throat. Before toat, I never de Assls, 48, told TV audiences VIKGO 28 Slip 58 Don't 88 Idea* itie emergency entrance on ings; $125,000. the foul circle? High of Waterbury In toe quai 89 Lot F«. ft ' ti^ v e fat as possible,” White lought o f seiuUng a 'men down she was toe ^rsoniflcatlon of /■ AUG. 21 29 Pleowntly 591 Y|You Armory 8t. la the only fioapltel —■Manual pre-editing of me­ 30 Be 40iOI> 90Sond said. He explained that the wel­ I f you do. then you remember td\|iee 'What the other team’s im a n . 22 MAR. 20^ entrance open from 11 i>.m. tc dical bills to detect obvious ” Seu Sete” and asked viewers 9/8 41-47-49-4-J. fare department cuts, recom- W.V ilfred —*»%• J. tvessas fWUl) Clarke, who w.x, ^ e eemlflnala, ^ 2 4 ; and. Nau- Dlav^WGpeL I£ J luud my way. to receive the spirit with her. |fl'N,18-19-43-48 ^ G o o d € Neutral 7 sun. A ll other outalde doom mistakes before material is |>>404344-90 HIO 57-71-74 inded - by his M an^em ent turned 78 on July 86 and le weU F®*"®** » g l i In the finals, M-26. be tatoa- As she dove to toe floor in a are locked during the night keypunched for a computer. Stiidips Team, will cut not only and Uvlng in ICancheeter; at -Iben on to toe Brown Unlver- frenzy many members of the -V- ahm. Savings; $70,600. costs biU also red tape for wel­ Stlneon Lake. N.H.; and In J? That led Ip remlnlsoencee studio, audience Jumped from —Elimination of the mainte­ "tinsel package with a bilUcn fare recljrtqnts. Hollywood, , Fla. That toe HtUe about the daj^ when every .their seats end went into Patients Today: 881 nance contract for dictating terscholastfo Bxaketb-Ul Tourna-' Driscoll Galls dollar tax break for industry man with the white crew cut is classroom had bkspball and trances. Among theN(;lMnges, he said, equipment, instead paying for ment. MF8 got by Portsmouth, and meager tax relief fo r tha ADMJ.'1'l'JUD flA TU R D A T: oiqoylng hla retirement Is some­ basketball teams, ptaylng the Several voodoo-Uke cults are are: individual repairs. Savings; For New Freeze avorage taxpayer.” Mra. FI oris Araenault, 10 Goa- thing of an understatement. If N J l. In toe preliminary round, first at the Old Charter St. widely practiced in Brazil. —Elimination of tour field su- $20,000. 47-86. For the second time In leo Dr.; Robert C. Burrlll, Wap- his step has lost 'any of Us field asid toe other Saturdays pervlsors . “ represenUng an un­ —Reduction In the number of The National Bishops Council HAMDEN (A P ) — John Drls- pliV : Bethany L . Clay, 4 Suaan spring. It isn’t noticeable, the season. It was the Red and at toe Rec. necessary layer of manage­ policy manuals distributed, giv­ White agaiiut Naugatuck, and of Romari Catholics advised coll, president of toe state La- Rd., Vernon; Mra. Annie H. Will came to Manchester in Modern basketball as com­ Foote, ^pbron; Jooeph Quad- ment.” Annual savings ex­ ing them only to supervisors this time it was a 86-88 win over toose respimslble for the TV (founcll, AFLrClO, called rea pected: $100,000. 1817 after two years at the _ . pared with that of another era? ■hows to reflect on their ac- aiekl, Harttord; Charles U MU- rather than to all case workers Waterbury Boys’ Club. BIXeept Pete -Foley s team. ^ ttona. It said: "Without dls- Congress to enact legislation and socl^ Workers. S a v in g : W ill' would only say that he ton, SO CUnton St.; Mra. Lau- —Elimination, of ail private for WWT service, he waa as- Tbe finals matched the Oon- “would like to see the return cussing toe merit of toe Individ- to put limits on profits, dlvl- secretaries in the Central Of- $ 20, 000. rette M. Soucle, Blast Hartford; 8(x:iated with toe school system nectlcut chkmplons with Paw- of the center Jump. There were ual’s freedom of faith or belief, <*®>to« and Interest as well as C o s m rtic s floe. Eight were added to the —Elimination of time stamps Mra. Janet ITirner, Rockville; ' physical education program — tucket, R.I. ’Trailing by seven pretty plays'^off It, and Tommy but speaking stricUy about ®n P^®®®- wages and rento. typing pool, and 28 reassigned on incoming mail. Savings; Richard A. WlHlama, RFD 4, in the beginning he was toe points at the start of toe final Mcnahan of Bristol had some common sense, we c(xiclude In a Labor day staieihent, TPS to vacant clerical Jobs. ' Sav­ $ 12 ,000 . Ooventry. program—until his retirement quarter, Clarke’s boys tallied that those programs crekted a the head of the council repre- ings: $100,000. —Selling 50 department cars. of the prettiest.” In 1968. A native of Ansonla, he seven straight points whUe hrtd- _____ ^ ...... _ negatlve Image for Bra- sentlng 160,00(1 workers, said ADMrrrBlD SUMDAY: Louis —Elimination of four medlc- Income from sale: $10,000. Although his name was al. N. Ward, Fitchburg, Mass.;' graduated from high sch ool Ing Pawtucket scoreleM, to taot synonymous vrith basket- s ll.. .'wa'ving toe fla g of under- such an Incomes policy should DggeHti toere In 1913 and from the New tho score at 26-wl. Then TOie town fo r more than 80 development.” be administered by a board Mrs. Bernice C. lojslm , RBD 1, (HeraldViphoto .by Pinto) A t T w r e i M i e Tolland; Jason . Qulinc^ Blast Haven Normal School of Gym- sank 'an unde*^the-h<»p, - years, Clarke was In on the “ In religious matters, ho one representing all economic Hartford; BIrtc B. Elder, Plaln- Youngster in Hero Role in Fire V.S. Methods To Influence nasties, later Arnold Obllege, In breaking, and ^nnlng basket in ^f high school football obliges oiwone to go agatost his groups, including labor, MANCWM yllle; James C. Durocher, Blast 1815. Arnold is now part of the the last second. jjj early 1820’s. The sport Wilfred J. Clarke conscience. . .but there are cer- He also called President Nlx- Hartford; Herbert Bransfleld, Presence of mind by three-year-old John Tyler Jr., with his father, left, pre­ Teaching in South Africa ^folvenlty of Bridgeport. When Clarke and Foley match- jjay been discontinued yeeurs be- taln limits,” Bidiop Ivo Lor- (m’s new economic program a' Blast Windinr; muiarn C. Ber­ vented fire from spreading to the home of the James Corso,family at 35 Wal­ r od strategies In the state and after a serious Injury. known by back In Ansoida,” around,” WIU said about their schelter councU secretary-gen------New Ehigland tourneys, there geron, 848 Oakland St. nut St. just before nooh Saturday. When the youngster spdtted flames shoot­ PORT ELiIZABEITH, South are fa r more appreciative when "One day Mr. Verplanck. cigfke said. “He was a fellow I summer months there. Don’t ®™- ®“ “' ., ing from the roof of the garage, abbve, he told his dad, jvho telephoned in the . . . ahould hear was an added note to the rival­ (Fred A. Verplanck, superin- high schqpl. When he you believe it, because he went ^® ^ AOMTITBS) YBBTEIRDAY: Africa (AP) - Prof. Christiaan they’re not weU off.” Clarke*a achedide. ry. “He waa coaching at Naugra- Bidmond B. Amody, 375 South alarm. James Corso Jr., 15, turned in the box alarm at Pine and Walnut Sts. be a stem dls- tendent of schools) came to me, over to greet me, the on to menUon buUdlng bunks ^ Barnard's daughter is a'cham- tuck when I was a student at for the children ofchls nephew, Pto‘ tatUm ^ t o S t, Rockville; Mra. MyrUe H. Firemen from Cos. 1 and 4 are shown wetting down the garage roof. The heat cipllnarian? said that the boy^WMted guard ordered him to halt.” I f today’s teachers tninV that Ansonla High,” WIU said. "Once and asked me If I could who has cabins nearby. ®®^ J f* '*®^®‘*'’ ^® Bogel, 6 Steiding Place; Hoar- was intense enough to warp part of a window air conditioner on the second plon watersMer and apprenUce i could never be stem, "Halt, hell, shoot!” the awarding of prizes for pets, ard John Danlse, Broad Brock; oor of the house, about 25 feet away. Corso, who is an aluminum siding schoolteacher who thliUcs that , with those kids, I Just had to their echedulee are rugged, they he kicked me In the you-know- handle It. I told himprisoner If I answered. rtiTHiid hear Clarke’s accounts where when I gave him some couldn’t I would get somebody stunts that might physically en­ i n d l i a t . Mra. James S. Dolan, Ooral-. intractor, said that about an hour before the fire was detected, he had been education in this country w ill laugh at the funny things.” "One of the pi'ettlest sights I . . . golden yetira ~ danger performers or the au­ vSle, Iowa;' MM. PhylUs A. of his early yean. *’I worked back talk during a game.” ^bo could.” ^ aworking in th,e upper floor on the \ ^ t side of the garage, where the fire ap­ increasingly be influenced by Miss Barnard doubted wheth­ in toe echoola mornings and has a host of stories that jack Dwyer, coach of town ®ver saw, Claike said, neatly packaged. dience, and the sensaUcnallst BYunham, 8TA Rachel Rd.; parently started. That part of i^ie buTld'ng is used as a storage area for his ma­ er being a Springbok or Prof. treatment of people’s private United States teaching meth- aftemoens, at toe Rec^nlghts, emerged froih ‘ his coaching geml-pro teamp and sports ed- !^® ®7h“ ” vB "^th ^*°s^on Mra. Barbara Jean Howard, terials and equipment. No estimate of the damage was given. B a r n a r d ’ s daughter would -j lives and personal .problems. Ifbrthfleld Rd., .Coventry; ods. and BOm«H«)«i i would come In career, certainly enough to fUl yor of The Herald, was the w** ^^® *® He gets in a lot >of walking, ______' t iM w ^ o o lo o f handicap her teaching career. dowirttoivn J Shaun K . M. Jonea, siast Hart­ and go over the books on Sun- a volume but too^many for this mentor when the gridiron he said. "About every two Miss ' Deirdre Barnard, 21, ‘“nie smaller children don't ford; Mra. kOldred H. Keefe. 20 day,’’ he recalled. “I often .profile. Also, many don’t exact- game waa given another chance, a® ^ weeks we drive up ML Wash­ has been training on Port know ail this,” she said. “And Choppere C3iecked Lakevlew Dr., Andover; B7«d- Voting S till Scheduled rtarted at 8 in the mcnitag and ly ®®««® ^® today’s athletes sidewheeler ferry ’f^thefrom toe ington and down the other ____ «Md kNrtf wvnM erlck Duck, R t 85, Bolton; Mrs. B r a n d t Elizabeth's North End Lake some of the bigger children at U at night. My wife charactor*uUdlng. And the gtandably cringe at Clarke s a side.” Nig^t fare is watching OCEAN dTY, va (AP) — Helen 'I 'reglSISt IL Pass, 19 Brettcn Rd.; Thom­ President Jorge Pacheco Areco candidates against the Dierdre's brother Andre, 20, June 22, 1921. Since marriage wiggle pipea.** « ^ “ a S liM O . « « l . r oBop. ______J . J , , Blancos and the Colorados, Miss Barnard Is a second world of physical fitness came ^ again.” Will as J. Peniccio, Blast HArtford; aMounced today that general ruruguay'^ tradiUonal pollUcal K o s y g in x year student at Stellenboech Is a medical student at the UiU- ended the form er j^ ysical edu- toe hard way at the age U. as commander Mary F. Rago, Bhifield; 6lections^ w ill be held as sched- parties that are sim ilar to the University aiming for a higher verslty of Cape Town. cattoo director’s boarding house "One of toe backboards there He and the A n son la ^ ^ C A m- ^ 0 iiworth-Comell-Quey Pcist of James J. Risaa, 81 Lockwood uled on Nov. 28, despite the Republicans and Democrats In BONN, , Germany (AP) prim ary (Junior high school) "H e wants to be h vet,” she days, toe couple has lived at tvas against toe stage and sup- ^ the. American Legion from 19« S^^^e? aiKSl>« ® nuisance, St; Donna L. Tilley, Merrow crisis caused by thUs escape the United States, Chancellor Willy Brandt has ac- teaching diploma. said. “He definitely won’t spe­ only three places in town—first ported by pipes,” he said, cycle trip, ^ m AnsoiUa to nAas marched In the and October, before and after — ------Rd., Cbventiy; David M. Tap­ from prison of 106 Tdpamaro ______cialize In hearts.” at their home Just below the ••yman we shotj the Mds would New York Oty, through the ^ participated In the their summer heglra to Nw ^SrvK^vSr^BISSSTBBIinefiStCTeiroYenzyesri!^” per, 30 Walker St Teaching In South A frica w ill urban guerrillas. South End terminus, passed ^yiggie toe pines. When Nauga- DeUware Water Gap to Read- Beremonvceremony on Hampshire. In November, Ifs BQtTHB SATURDAY: A "N o one should doubt that It foom toe scene ^th the reon- tuck shot, "they would steady tng, Po., as far north M ^hes- ” a«d later off to HoUywood, Fla., w^ro Is the government's Irreversible Police Cruiser Cnnan So..nunent umoimcd J”' ”■«• strucUon of I-B4; then on Henry them.” ter and Syracuse, N.Y., ta’ Iito^ester they.spend the winter with toolr TAILORS daughter to Mr. and Mra. Den­ today. “ ^ supervisor than a lecturer, n o t i e j n o m tils Lacoss, West l^TUingtCn; a purpose to bold the national Vandals Kill St.; and now at their 41A Char- ^ another occasion there, aa back to Ansonla. . inception of the com- daughter, Mrs. Jean HaU. And Stolen Car A brief aiuiouncement by the said, and she thinks this is son to !&■. and Mra. Robert electl(Hi in;^ov«ember,” the com- tor Oak SL apartment. ^ «johnny Boyle was “ I lost six pounds the first ^ _„tion after WWI. "HrrflyWood is the best place Weber, WUUmantic; a daughter miinlque stated. “ Neither, the press and information office good Idea. Naples Pine During his basketbaU regime fouled all the time. When day,” Will said. "Reading was ^ ^ years, with his two for entertainment," 'VWU said, gravity of the situation, nor the Crash in Chase MANCMGSTBt. CONN. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trinks, said the exact date of the chan­ "Chliaren must be kept ac­ with South M m <*^r ajid complained to me, I told a great German town, and ^ ^ brother, he op- ’"niere are eight couples who twisted interpretations . . . will Bisst Hartford; a son to Mr. and cellor’s departure has not been tive all the time; Under the NAPLES, Italy A P — One of Manchester Mgh (j^ie he does It, about five or six hundred of the uso-acre camp for play car^Js and dine out I’m Dstaoi Deelmier Blk% Mokgr Vaswaid at Bong ■ swerve the govertunent from A Manchester policeman was Mra. Robert Hyde, 1388 Hart­ fixed and the site of his meet- American system the children Ita ly’s best known trees, a cen- toe 1921-22 season through 1902- , gcyle did and a fight bicycle club came out to meet HHti«nn Tjfca, near out five nights a week playing sdB-Ira to Kfounhrotwr lo r » d s j^ l e r t *f esdaaAD. i ford Tpke., Vernon; a daughter foirowfng"toe“ mMr^^^^^^ hef^J^m ^eTto^ K^^y^ h^Tot'^en wl^J-rto groups and learn for turies-old pine, has become a 68, Oaike-coaohed teams won ,, yg The Ansonla director was a Plymouth, N.H. cards. Meals are Dutch treaL mOng traditions of the country.” ^ v. . NUT MISS nis om nm nYi r. o. sox K-nso to Mr. arid Mrs. ihcbolas Tar^ fixed, but Informed sources in themselves with the teacher vandalism. ■nie government announced Sunday inomlng with a stolen Bonn believed the visit was lendins- a inilHihir hans o « l^ e tree, seen on postcards t SiiTISFKTION SBAMNTEn Get custom measured for your tailored Men’s Suits, '^ ^ ^ hono KOMI alio, 105 Proqtect St., Rock­ was lending a guiding hand. So S 'S wuur ■w'.Hai!: ~ js. is.“z ■s Sport Coats, Shirts-^Ladks Suits, Dresses, Formalwear, Coau. that "secret measuies” have • \ lUtely to take place before the much better than havinjr the Naples and Its bay, ville. been adopted to combat the The drive's of the other auto Men’s SELECT mM a m 7JN IMPOtTEB SMIPUS e i^ o f the month. teacher In front lectu rin g most ° “ ‘ ' 1820-27- ’ the time, even during the ahuffleboard club Is too old for growing terrorist activities escaped on foot from the Chest- . ' _____ A .m __ m ___ iiA hAii the BtreiU£tn rekt Sts. collision, days after the United States, »■ today. They said vandals have Cashmere Sport Jackets. $35.00 Ladies Silk Pantsuits.______$45410 ■jf lea’s oldest urban guerrilla or- be^ apprehended, " ‘Happy’ was asleep when cherries along the Erie CJanal.” , jt was.aold to a church group Some time back. Will ob­ Men’r Catomere Top-Coets. $5$.00 Ladies Cashmere Top-CMts $58.00 Jean, 39 South St., RockvUle; the Soviet Union, Britain and Miss Barnard described how been chopping off chunks from In 1^42, a^;U-8 to 184^. ^ started," aarke con- After hla retirement, the after his retirement In 1968, but served, "G o tn g to Florida g;anlzation. Another axtoounce- Capt. George McCaughey said BYance signed an. agreement ®be decided to become a teach-its trunk, and theyhad to level PACKAGE DEAL Shirt (Mouoirammed)____ $ 4J50 Bmhroidersd SwMters_____ $10.50 . a son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Red and White teams H-ugrt nijut when he woke up, Clarkes made a longer trip but the Clarkes retained 80 acres, every winter has added two Dinerateln, 48 Thomas St, ment said the armed forces will Ibis inomlng. providing for improvements in ci*- the tree toavdd itscollapse' 1 Suit FOR appointment * (Excludinc Diity and Mslline) play a more active part In O fficer Dennis Roggi was dis- fled for state tournaments^ rfcB ^ he^ cleared ^ out the crowd. .-a Then nwian «* at a a m more n m - iBisiirelv leisurely nace. pace. In In on m* vtolch whini* there are a coiqile years to my life.” 1 Sport Coat <■ Rockville; a daughter to Mr. M- Lyman, Warehouse Point; the situation of divided Berlin, "No, my folks didn’t try to and possible damage to nearby Liiarae ______k., na. thaw rnvar- .t aoKint, NIolQf Vanmia A*«lieiCk«nwotl^ Mx RHOWi Rosanna L. Carabelas, East Chad President fighting the Tupamaroe. patched to Bess Eaton Donuts, miles inside East German!^, persuade mie to take up a med- homes.: Four acres are Ponce de Leon, wherever you 1 Pair Slacks , and M n . Daniel SulUvan, Col­ there Is a 850-foot are, you weire cai the right 1 Shirt $110 TCLEPHONC ANYTIMK; IF NOT IN. LCAVK-YOIJR NAMK ft PHONE NOMBB1I. Hartford; BYed J. Byram, 168 ______T *1- Minister of ' Interior Danllo on Center St., abou t-1 :30 in toe Negotlatlixis m i fleshing the leal career. When I first went U. ADDRKSS P. O. BOX NOOB RICHMONb. VA.. BBtia chester. ,V i Just like to flop track. Pine St.; Elizabeth m : Henauli, ■L'eU O U llCeS Ijlb y^ a ^na, an army brigadier gener- morning.. Hex r - accelerated1 hisui_ ppacUcsI t o vsl'slty I did social science BOmiS YEISTEIRDAY: A East Hartford: Richard M. p o r , , ij v m Y, Chad (AP) - ai, and Defense Minister Feder­ cruiser following a car that arrangemente for Improved vrith a view to becoming a so- dau|diter to Mr. and Mrs. John Egypt Insuring ania day—Middletown, Norwich, *‘<3®t CTtzslmons 783 M ^n St Souto pre^^ent. Francois Tombol- ico Gracia offered their resig­ squealed Its tires out of the Westem apeess to toe city and cial welfare worker and ^rlden-Just to get Into Pbich yoU/” the desk officer told . . Reed, 40 Olcott St.; a son to nations because of the spec- lot, and turned Into Chestnut aerved overaeaa W l^or; Bdw^ C Mller, M8 ^ chad renewed his at- visits-between Its westbm and -But when I realized how Foreign Capital the tournsunent.” Clarke. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Idailhat, OaklandOaWi«,d St.SI - Ivan P. Ouellette, ^ neighboring Ubya as tacu.la'r Jallbreak Monday, St. eastern p ^ stared in Bonn much office work would be In- Inched Then toere was the time when with the medica. 81 Ridgewood St With Roggi on toe chase, toe Clarke’s 1981 team M S. Alton St ; Jto. Patricia 0,6 Instigator of aiT attempted which freed every ^Jor Tupa- and West BerUn on Monday. CAIRO (AP) — .The Egyptian It "Happy” went to a game In 1 IT. R/vaAnVioin iAft Rai-. i ... ^ HiarQ leader arrested in the car sped along Chestnut, then A government spokesman thOttStato finale. En route, DISCHiUbaED SATURDAY: E. ^enheln, 166 Center; Ber- o’etat last month. government has completed pushed off New Haven Ckxn- Willimantic. ,"’n»e cop wouldn’t Shortly after arriving in Man­ attempted a left turn onto For­ said Brandt’s Jpumey soon af- fdecided to change to let Wm In because of the large chester in 1917, Clarke was Herbert C. Hooker,r, Blan Hart- « ■ nr, “ h '^^mbalbaye told a news con- The resignations were not ac­ est St. losing control and spin­ ter toe feur power agreement teMhlng., drafting a new law aimed at ineroial, pre-tourney favorito. In ford; Paul W. Hnathik; Rock­ U sa Stetson Church ,«rence Monday he was ready stimulating foreign capital In­ the (qiening round, beat Bristol crowd,” Will said, "so ‘Happy’ caught up In W W , serving 16 Rd., Lebanon; Jeane P. Lang- to give "any Libyan whats^ cepted Immediately. ning was signed comes at a time re- Actually, udien I think of It, _____ ^bbed him, pulled him through months' overseas with the v ille; Charles E. Johnson, 88 both I ’^e wanted to do social work vestments In toe country, toe In an afternoon semifinal con Ids, 68 Birch St.; Mrs. Char­ ever who asks^ me” a base to Army Col. Pascual Clrillo, dl- M.cCaughey said P-oggi also garded “ favom ble” by tort“ buTloIrt to Nwigatuck ^ t the door, went In, and eat medics. "I’ll never forget when Ardmore R d.; Mra. M ary Wes- lene Tuttle, Southingten; John since I was little. Anyway, now semiofficial newspaper Al Ah- Chj^ fiw n which to •'ector of prison InstltuUons, an- Tost control of his vehicle, and -B CUik - coached teanui putting on ointment, but It G. Rachel Rd. ; Mra. Miriam D. DISCHARGED YESTER­ Punta Carreta federal prison, en in Massachusetts, bOlfhasten- MILAN, Italy AP — Father D AY: Mra. Shirley M. Wood­ hounced that Angeh>-s Tprnaghi, suffered a School In Woodatixk, a de- Arab and forelgpi capital Invest- T ^ te irto s i Tnhnny Hedlund, 'played In the Main St. Arm ory wasn’t doing ,any good. Also, for Carlson,1067 Main St.; 'Barbara ^o commer^^ ^ Tupamaivs es- a d j jt had no connecUon. as fatal heart attack while per- Cape Town, ments against noncommercial ^ d ^ K to S flq u ^ r itT ^ the new high school, whose g alck soldier, a light diet was N. Goss, 123 Helslne Rd.; John bury, North Wlndhamj: M arcy caped through a 120-foot tunhel far as he knew, to toe shooting C. Waller Jr., Brooklyn, Co o il; L. Smlto, 8 Robin Rdj; Joseph aircraft serving Port Lamy . ^ ... neaihv. forming a wedding ceremonylony qualifies In two years risks, such as nationalization “ Timmv O’Leary is one of the Wm waa dedicated some years g spoonful of beans; medium, last TTiuraday of a Massachus­ ••Jlmi^OL^MC^i*™ « yjg Arena. t^g*^^;ggn8: heavy, a plateful.” NOTICE! Aldo (BildlneUi, Sta.|ford Marandino, M6ntauk Dr.. Ver- would in the future fly over j-gme The eovemment said Monday night. Another priest she wants to get a post at a and sequestration, and for free- etts trooper. Springs; BYederick Jutras, Bin- non: Shawn J. Young. ;roh- ^ b y a or use Ubyan alrp6rts. wero I n v I ^ a S hovTto first gave toe last rites to Fa­ school in a poor area. dom of movement and remit- ^*'"^ke said, "a "W**®" ^e practiced In tiie Rro .Qne day. Will was walking wood Dr., Vernon; Mrs.,-(3arol Most aircraft on-toe Paris-Port oruld have been dug When toe Bplnnli:g cfya came ther Tornaghi and then mar­ There. toe chUdren don't tabllity of profits,” Al Ahram StJS^’A stSJt ^ d a THeyed <«r tramro In tl^ „gg, j,ancy. Prance, ^hen he Every School and College Student field; Mra. Mary Ann Bellows, to rest, McCaughey said, toe ~4 dottier Dr., Vernon;. Mn. H. Flynn, 31 Strong St.; George touch down InvesUgatlng how ried toe couple. take so much for granted. They said. >rt «roon aim eie Jtouhy Aniuiry,’ ’ he said, "the c ^ e g^colored soldl.er picking to! driver disappeared pn fpot. He damiiftd,a good BHueie.athlote.'* J i ^ y ^ g j g „a Q,e ^ ^ b a g e and guarded by an Lucille Jenes, Rt. 66 Hebron; A.A FTetcher, 38 Sunset T Terrace, e r w e , in Tripoli. pHixmera could have arranged said Rpggi was badly shaken Is now Mra. Hannah C. Campbell, 23 South Wlndisor; Donald Hatak, to get out of their, cells and up, bpt vi^as back pn toe Jpb leyan and Duke University _,,y,ng In the inlddle df the Bruce Rd.; Mn. Luella M. 22 Orcharrf St., Rockville; Mra. ^ Got^ttf^a Car Shown make their way to toe mouth of prisoner said. A MESSAGE OF this mprnlng. graduate and vice chairman ,/ Buckmister, 45 Overland St.; Elizabeth Stark, East Hart- "That was a name I was' 11 M7 .OTTAW A — The Canadian toe tunnel, the board and' a member of the Benson/' the custodlari, Lixen H. Otter, Rosewood Lone, ford; Mvln E. Hweli, ware- Museum has put on display the The prison escape wasn’t dls- Bolton; James J. Spoeato, 70 house Point. gtaff car u s ^ In World WAr n covered until after It was over, exroutive cp^nmittoe of the Unl- p ^ vld ed the arm ory m a iy Program for Leadera ted States Trust Co. of New .when/ lt wouldn’t have Cedar St.; Mra. Dorothy <)uinn, Also, Mra. Sandra Rlttweger by Reichsmarshal Herman when the owner of one of toe GREAT IMPORTANCE!! aU^Ie otherwise. "He Wlndsw Locks. and son, Ellington; Mrs:' Mari- Goering. The 8,000-pound Mer- two homes used In toe escape WASHINGTON — The Farm- ' been aivaili Yom calLWe come. Y^me the keys at the years of extensive Clinical experience I liave Also, pustave Roee&n, East lyn Lacou and _ ^ughter- of cedes - Benz roadster has 18 - telephoned— X------Xpolice.----- The — owner era Home Administration has . . Utyera of cake would gll/l ___ "After 5 . H artfonl; M n . BYanceS M. Har­ West WlUington; Mra. Suzoime coats of painty with green and and- his famlljr had been held introduced a natlotml program beginning of pYactioe and come a that the continued use of MarijuBne leads That’s what the service business is all waiting for icing;, ' RANGE Ah^D conclude' vey, Blast Hartford; Mra. Shir­ Terry and son,' 21' Avon St.; black altematiiig. It was paint- hostage while prisoner after to encourage young people to back about 0.” to muddled thinking and loss of memory, I now also Mra. Pamela LaChance and ed greeii for field inspections, .prisoner emerged from toe tun- become community leadera. about. And that's the^.business we’re in' . w ill drew tile line at trying to FUEL Oil ley Stevenson, 85 Strant St.; Hve, Mn. Helen A. Aszklar, 180 Ver­ son, Catherine Dr., RockvUle; black for state occasions. _ nel Into his home. Known aa toe "Build Our We’re on call 24 hours‘a day. Every day. ^ t any good years Will had pick an all - team from hla GASOLINE believe that the effects of Marijuana are cumulative, non St.; Shirley Davis, 28 Well- Mra. Deborah Richards and The body of'the car is bullet- Besides toe Tupamaros, a American Communities Pro- Of course it helps if the serviceman before the mld-l880’s were Just years. , However, he offered, and that after prolonged use, cnrpnic changes occurccur layers of the cake waiting to be "The smartest, maybe not the ■man R (L ; James J. Galanek, son, 66 Park We«J Dr., Rock­ proof, toe window glass ah inch coalition of leftist political par- g;ram,” It has become a basis knows what to 0o when he gets there. Our which are similar to thoselose seen in organic brbrain dis­ ville. thick. There are two compart- ties a good chance-t-for toe for study and community-lm- 1 ^ The topping was *>®®L, was Ty’ Holland. Ho had BANTLY OIL 128 Hemlock St.; Mn. Martha servicemen do.’ They’re heating experts, ease, islands of lucidity, intermixed with areas of loss McIntosh, 270 Ferguson Rd.; ments in toe rear for automatic first ilm e In Uruguaj^an hls- provement projects of 8,700 Ph- by the 1987-88 squad, which won a head' on his rtioulders. If you COMPANY, INC. !Martln 8. O’Rourke, 111 Nor­ pistols and a sim ilar one in toe tory—of wliuiing the ' generaj ture Farmers of America chap­ trained to take care of any heating emer­ 22 and lost 2 in capturing tiie of function!" man S t ; Joeepfa Modugno, Governor Asks front. elections. ters. gency or problem. Central Connecticut Interscho- 331 Main Street MICHABL DWORKIN 1000 Ellington Rd., South WTnd- Non-emergency services? We offer lastic Lieagve (COIL), steto, and REG. PHARMACIST New BIngland champlontiiipe. Tel. 649-4595 Dr. HARVEY POWEL50N sor; Laurie A. SulUvan, 341 I Housing Ideas I CUP AND MAIL TODAY I those too. URREH BR Oakland.St; VUma Ort^;a, 476 The team swept through the i Three year* ago 1 neperted from Like automatic metered deliveries that p a m c a m Rockville 875-3?74 the reeearoh lUerature in re- Woodbridgu St. HARTFORD , (AP) — Goy. season echedule, scoring 697 Chief of Depf. of Piychfertry save you time and trouble. Burner service ' pointe to Its of^nento’ 449. Bi garde to the Brain Damage Also Wayiw ElaiT Tracy, 46 Thomas J. Mesklll got his Task oauaed by Marijuana. Dr. Pow- ^ and tune-up. And we have a budget pay-' those low-scoring days, ,. Ue Worcester Rd., Vernon; Sally Force on Housing going to­ oney elaon now oontlima much o f tide Univertity of Cofffoniio E. Goes, 128 Helalne Rd.; E^N EXTRA M send for information closest call, except tor the 40-80 day vrith a pep talk calling for ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. reaearoh. Keith r . Thistle, S6 New Bt; We can 'do more for you than Just sell you clean, de- defeat by Bristol In the eeoond Matthevr ' Bonne^, Stafford new approaches to a well- ihiirlwliiy WiTHOuT SELLING UoH you can learn income tax phe|)aration from pendable, economlc||J Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency dr meeting of the eohooU, was a t^Mtogs; Deann^ Ki'ar, 40 8. kiumm and well-documented 26-30 Win over HaU High School V (WrJItten to a Senator to Reverse His Earlier Teetimony) proUem. H&R Bl(x;k. T(iousands are earning good money at Alton St.; Jeffrey Noli, West tax preparer*. Enrollment open to men’ and vramen no. Give us a call. Anytime. . « The governor urged the group OR HaRD WoRK of West Hartford. W WllUngton; Mra. 1 Dorothy Ir- of alleges. Job opportunities for qualiflaa graduates. darke assumes the blame for r t F i8!A * ff8 P f .T f 0RE** to “break away from ster­ jhacrtlngoll (DONE IN THE PUILIC INTEREST TO CURE DRUG ARUSi) Mdn, 138'Benton St; Oattn J. the Bristol loss. " I took the big ^ (Wa Hava A Metioe To P^aa») eotyped xrfutlons” and cimcern learn income Classes Start. S «p te m b «r IS t li Hungerford, 460H Mkin St. team out when It was hot and B. MEDDLE TTKE. (Next $0 Popular BlaiksS) UGGEn PARKADE DRUG Also Mrs. Sandra E. Mc­ Itself with the building of HUt BLOCK H-HOUR SERVIUE! • PHONE 64S41H OPEN WDD.. XHEBU.. PIU. tUl 0 “homes, not prpjects.” - tax preparation from put in the little team. It was J PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER Grath and son, 44 Burke Rd., 856 R. W ert Midi cold,’’ he said. W RockvUle; Mra. Marilyn K. He expressed toe hope that l^kc.i Abnchaitter schne of the task force’s recom­ PteaM send me free infori ation 6^6-5446 In the aquad of eaven seniors ^ BErt SEtfOTHM OF FREE lO O K COVERS AT OUR STORE Morbardt, Stafford. • \ MorUirty Brothers ■ and rix Junlora, the so-oaUed big aa mendations migtd be ready for N«m OUOHAaOBD SUNDAY; acUon by the legislature 'luxt team wis Ed Kose, Elmo ^ SOHOOL SUPFUES tS AT FUU "R ed ” GaveUo, Jimmy Mur-w Mn. PhyUis ScepansU, 8 Phoe­ spring. W l OlVI VALUAILI GMIN STAMPSI P lJ m IrtB B M M a O C m J H -rtA B IG H w nix St, Vernon; George T. Ro­ There has already bsen too a n . phy, Johnny Wlnsler, and Roger . • ------1 - AH® aCPPUHO man, Amston; Mra. Blether T. much talk and not eiuMJgb ac­ ‘7ha Incoma Tax Papf^a" "Mdok” 'Taggart. Johnny $$ South CHs^ooburyz tion on the bousing front, emd ’'31B CINTIilf S T U n M A k C H U n i l GOMne, Ted Brown, this has produced ‘‘mbre scep- Harry gquatrito, and Marvin/ jWeUiiifton, 500 A very St., ICUPANOMAILTODAVI WtolSeor; M n . Dorothy tlcs than homee,” Mesklll sold.

i ft PAGE TWENTY-THREE "8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTFR, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1971 \ PAQB TWBJNtY-TWO MANCHESTER. EVEMNC. HERALD^ M A N O m ST^ CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBfeR 7; 1971 -n r

Duke, Duchess of Windsor ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Put Up For Sale Sign Again The Baby Has Bgr BODNEV ANOOVB fleldstone walls. A . rubber- booted gardener opens the gate CUF«UR.TVBTtta,. . onmoe ■onto an irregular cobbled court­ Been Named (AT) —Huy oiUl it an old yard Burrounded by tiistlc fa- mill, but It 1« raally a vUtef* oadee. with an I8>mimb«r tal^pbone S h o p The whlte-ehuttered mill ayatam and a muafum with the house oh .the left was "re-estab­ SUPERMARKETS nidiek&di Foniwalt, Jason Jeffrey, jxm of Jeffrey and Jeon fley- leather-topped deek on which lished," according to a stone Brltaln’a Kliir Edward vm mour Fomwalt, 88 W.- Middle Tpke., Mdnriieeter. He wa* born plaque, in 17M to grind clay for Aug. le at Monehestar Memorial Hoepltol. HI* matarnal graiid- panned “ thla, my irrevocable Ulesnakers -The waterwheel le dedaion . . . I have detarmlned porenU are Mr. and Mra. Fred Seymour, ‘Weet Springfield, gone and the heavy-beamed iH Maaa. HI* paternal grazidparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Donald to renounce the throne.” mill room la . now the "upper 5 0 1' ('' 0 1' 0 DDl) i) i) 0 () O i'' i' - rd il .'jV Fomwalt, 70 Hayes Bd., South Wliutoor. And It’a all for eale—except salon." M * • * • tor the peraonal mementoe like On the right is the "bam ," Regular or Thin Sliced Stop & Shop Stiiart, Jean Ann, daughter of Janies and Oarol Morrison the deek. really a museum flHed with the Plain or Iodized Assorted Varieties I Stuart, RFD 4, Ashbrook Dr., Coventry. She Waa bom Aug. 20 H u Dke ahd IDocheaa of dufce’B regimental flags, drums, J at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents WIndaor have decided again to bugles and toother keepsakes of J are Mr. and Mr*. Donald K. Morrison, Absecon, N.Y. Her pa­ adl ttulr weekend place outalde kingly days,' including the abdi­ ternal grandparent* are Norman F. Stuart, New York City; ' Faiie. It waa on the hlook a cation desk..' 7^ Chicken Soup azid Mr*. Madeline Stuart of Neiw Jersey. She haa A brother, couple of years ago but with­ Jiffy Cake Mix The whole hamlet, wiUr guest Diamond Salt Daisy Bread | | Chicken Vegetable, Rice or Noodle, lO’/^-oz can Jaznes, 2%.' drawn. IMa time the declaksi apartments, gardeners’^ lodges or Frosting Mix^4.. 9-ox pkg (Mb loaf) ■ I I . Is Irrevocahle. .The previoua and servants' quarters, could 26-ozbox y.»P«air^, Nathaziiel John, aon of JTillUp azid Katherine'* price was tl>2 million. house about SO pbreohs. The with this coupon & *5 purchase with this coupon & *5 purchase with this coupon & *5 purchase Herman Zapadka, IMH Woodlazid St., Maziriierier. He 'was This time bids are being ac­ Windsors used U only on week­ with this coupon & *5 purchase (except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages), bom Aug. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. Hla maternal cepted. ends. / (except cigarettes & alcoholic beverages). (except cigarettes & alcoholic beverages). (except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages). Limit 1 pkg. per customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. Limit 1 loaf per-customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. liinll 1 can per tuslotner. Coupeir effective thru September 11. grandparents are Dr. and Mra. Ralph Herman, 9 Sozilord Rd.. The duke, Tt, and the duch- They bought the place from Limit 1 boi pet customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. Mazichester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. azid Mia. John eae, 7B, now come only rarely an artist ao^years ago. !Xnpadir«, 168 Woodland St., Mancheater. HU maternal great- from their rented Paris man­ "TTud’s ' the -Duke of Windsor WMn 0 grazidparenta are Mr. and Mra. Byron Hacker Hamden w d sion to pick up cherished d>- rose," iald the aide, pointing Q Q (! Q .WO.C MStopc UStopeShop Mra. Mary R. Herman of 179 B. Center St. IBs paternal great­ Jeets. They won’t fu g e t the acroisb" a waterfall. "An Englirii ^ A iiTuViViiD () 0 oiViVo grandfather U Julian Zapadka, 88 Irving SC>!Mancherier. desk. It is a reminder of Dec. grower named It after him. The • *, « *1 m . V - O ' r ' 10, 1900, when the duke, then duke himself jdanted that row ( U i M n (10 0 5 1' 0 Magnuson, Karen EUen, daughter of George Jr. and Edward, abdoated "for o f wUlCiw trees." ^ r '- Sun Glory Mary Hamilton Magnuson, IBO Dlaiie Dr., South Windsor. She the wom an'l love," Wallis War- A stroll through the bountiful . Sun Glory Frozen k waa bom Aug. 21 at Manriiecter Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ field Spencer Btmpecn from flower gardens' and across a Asserted Flayers Stop & Shop Frozen ternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, 186 W. BalUmoce. little stone bridge leads to a Center St., Manchester. Her paternal gmnden with pump-oper­ Mrs. George Magnuson Sr., 86 Ariiwortb Bt., Mianchester. She WlndMr memorabSia in Ita own ated cascade. On top of the hill, Haa two brothers, Rick, 9, and Gary, 4; and a sister, Lomzie, 7. right. lU acres 'of BngUsb gar­ out of sight, are seven little Orange Juice s! f.; Margariue ■ \ * ♦ « « dening are the dukO’s personal white tombstones all In a row; Waffles (M b pkg) l«iper. Aim Marie, daughter ,of Thomas and Dorothy work trith the help of a land­ graves of pet doga Jelt-0 Dessert (5 oz pkg) (6 oz can) Slavln Lelper, 11 Circle Dr., Enfield. She was bom Aug. 19 at scape artlBt, from design all The duchess ordered much of (S o z p k g ) Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpfurehU the sray down to aome of the the Interior' decorating. She with this coupon & ^5 purchase with this coupon & *5 purchase m (except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages). are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slavln of 86 Amott Rd., Mancherier. . hgrdeat labor. loves "tromp roeili" which is with this coupon & *5 purchoso with this coupon & *5 purchase (exbept cigarettes and alcoholic beverages). Limit 1 pkg. per customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. Her paternal grandmother U Mrs. CSiarlee l«lper, Windsor yTou would aee him lugging atUl-Ufe i^ eptlon , three dimsn- (except cigarettes & alcoholic beverages). (except cigarettes & alcoholic beverages). Limit 1 can per customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. ' Limit 1 pkg. per customer. Coupon effective thru September 11. Locks. She haa two broQiers, Jeffrey, .7, and Timothy, 2%; and thosh s^sus for the rock gar­ stons painted on flat surfaces. Limit 1 pkg per customer. Coupon effective (hru September 11. f I a rioter, Brenda, 6: . ' den, 'W* flailing away with a One depicts a jtist-opened royal I '. a *1 . seythb," aald an aide while envelope addressed. In the BSOopeShoj^ Woollaoott, Lynrita Marie, daughter of John and Geral- , driving down for a vlalt "He duke’s handwriting, to "Mye. BStopeShop UStopeShop dine Scully WooUacott, 122 Crestrtdge Dr., Vernon. She; was did It for the exercise. When he Stmpsen." bom* Aug; 23 at Mhnehester Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal srarited up ^ good sareat, he’d She also has slogans painted With thin coupon ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mza. Walter F. ScuUy, Mlddltown. ' go sarlmmlng." end efnbroldered everywhere.. She haa a brother, John, 8; and a rioter, Lazua, 2. .^proached by car, the as- One says, “ I’-m not the mUler's MINI-PRICING SAVES YOU MONEY ' ill Save'^0* ^ I aere estate la' ccnttdetely daughter but I’ve been through NOTHING BEATS MINI-PRICING S a v e l 5 ‘ . Nadeau, Patrick Christopher, aon of .IXMiU and Blanche aUelded by statriy. trees snd the mill." 1 ^ y e l 6 ‘ S a v e 7 ‘ Tedfm^l Nadeau, 812 Crionlal Rd., BdMon. He waa bom Aug. 26 Tender Leaf Maxwell House at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. IQa maternal grandmother G.M. Tetal Cereal 11 S-lb Bag Sngar U Mrs. Blanche Ttalford, Meadows Convalescent Home, Man­ Chilians Chief Gripe on 1 /.S .; TEA BAGS INSTMIT COFFEE chester. HU paternal grwdparents are lb*, and Mrs. Ulyase 7-«s pachait Jack Frost pkg of 100 Nadeau, Fort Kent, M aliu. He has a slater, Robin, 2H- With, this coupon With this epupon Limit 1 pkg. per customer. Umtt 1 jar per cuatomer. » * Limit 1 pkg per customer.. Limit 1 bag per customri. I S Coupon effective thru September: Coupon ettective thru Septemoer 11. ^ . Military Men on Taitcan Coupon effective thru September 11. Coupon effective thru September 11. Stakri, Shawn Edward, ocn of Robert aad.Tatilcta. Allard go0000B0Hk’.»!.!.l.-!il.iaQ()Q QQ^ Stuckel, 68 North St'., MancHiBSter. He was bom Aug. 22 at By UBONARD PRAHT The military is investing SPECIAIS (sISbopeShop Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are AUWRK . . mbre money In seme In- Mr. and Edward A. AHan), West; Willingtcn. ISs paternal TAXPBI, Taiwan (AP) ■— .atallhtlona. The cfaingchuan- IlLSScopeShop grandparents are Mr. and.Mrs. CHlbmrt Stukel, Tucson, ArU. Praoldent mxen’s moves to- kang base has (q>ened a new He has a brother, Robejet, p. ward Oomnumist CSilna have so base ^ p h a n g e services build- far had UtUe effect on uhat base television sta- Crispf juicy great tasting native BoUnaon, ElUe Anne, daughter of Harold Jr. and Ntode- . „ _ _ _. - tlon and is considering a new The finest chicken money can huy Une Auger Robinson, 47 Marion Dr., Mancheater. She was bom Club '«>*■ noncommissioned offl- Aug. 28 at the Monriieater Memorial Hoqdtal. Her matemal the United States—8,800 Ameri- grandmother U M n. ITtiUas Auger, Woonsocket, R. I. Her pa­ can mllUaty men on Taiwan. . ' ^ ^ floms Nationalist officlaU say admlnlstraU^ McLntosh Apples ternal grazM^mrents ore Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. RoMnaco Sr., thsy bellave ths number wlU co"***- <>* course, bring aU thla Cnanaton, R. I. She haa two brothers, Harold m , 6, and Thom­ as, 2H; and a slater, Sarah, 4. d w ^ rimrply In^S^Tp^ |e * « * ♦ If t ■ ably aftw Nixon’s trip to Pek- 'nUItary In substantial Ing. U.B. officials decline to numbers, Luoae, Scott Patrick, son of George and Nancy Cosdner cemment on that, but so far the Officials here vrould dislike Lucas, Juniper Dr., Ooveiitiy. He waa bom Aug. 21 at Wtnd- U.S. military seems to be losing the faciUties they have hain Coniiqiintty Memorial Hospital, Wlllimantlc. HU matemal cmything but getting' ready to. built up, but no one claims they Broilers grandfather U Robert Cordner, 9 Norman St, Mancheater. HU 3 ‘ . patomal grandparmita are Mr. and Mrs. Joa|»ph Lucas, Tor- leave. More than 60 U.8. mill- nre crucial. Other air bases caii ta ^ organisations are coii- sup^y Indochina, and Oommu- Wbele TIA peunds ringten. He has a brother, ZOchael, 2. ducthig busineaa pretty much nist broadcasts can be moni- as usual. *' tored at other sites. The mutual Italian Prune Phims Buttery-moist chicken that just There are no U.B. ground liefense treaty contains no le- Ideal for jelly o r. Jam, plump Belgium Solves Problems troops beie. qulrement that any U.S. mili- and Juicy. Delectable eating, just melts in your mouth. When you Mbst American mlUtary per- ^ be stationed In Taiwan, the thing for you weight watch­ buy White Gem chicken you buy That Trouble V.S. Cleries scnnel are Air Shree. Some B,- A shutdown of the U.S. side er*. the freshest U.S. Grade A chicken OOO men work at the UA. sector of the Chlngchuankang base By OEOBOE W. OOBiNXXI, taught by teachers of those re- cf the large Chlngchuankang air would cut U.8. military peinon- that money can buy. AP Religion Writer apei^ve faiths. base nedr Taichung dty in cen- ne} in Taiwan by more than Native Green Cabbage 7 \ > ■ I, "These rriigious programs tral Taiwan. The base was half. But it 'would hardly affect While Americans are still integrated, at each grade conqdeted in 1909 as an Ameri- U.S. military capabilities re- wondeifng how or 'wtaetiier^to ^^d atudenU get credit foir can-oaolated project' for a Nar garding Taiwan, because the Rubber Plants « ‘1.69 White OCO do It, it’s being done in Bel- them,” Dr. Pletera said. "It’s ticnoUst fighter wing. , base is largely a transshipment Gem w ilib glum. And It’s . wuridng 11m, ^ important part of education The United States leased part point Tor supplies destined for Cut-up or Split Broilers says the t Profeatant leader prepcurlng young people to of- the base- in -1960 -and sta- Indochina. In this sense the . The longertnget your weekly food shopping list, c f that mainly Roman Catfanlic function In society. OtherwUe, Uoned there transport aircraft U.S. presence on Taiwan could the m w e you save lioith mini-pricii country. , ...... they are deprived of learning and aerial refueling tankers, be an important bargaining ___ "It’a a healthy rituaticri, about a significant aqxict of largely to support growing op- point for Nixon when he 'visits ' SOoz ngaC aay* the Rev. Dr. Andre J, Fie- culture ’’ eratlons in Vietnam. ''The KdSB Peking. From our maxi-meat men! V.S.D.A.^Choice tera, referring to the way vari- .However, he added that "we jar 4“ ' aerial tankers were pulled out n could be cut drastically in Veryfine Applesauce » \ Recfird Riot t ous proWema aUU trwtollng ,^ueve In a lAuraUty of cul- last yecu-, when American'BBS response .to Peking demands m ■ . im »■'. ButtersCotph, Pineapple, n IZezSi ^ Chicken Parts Sale! UB. church pe<^ are being ai,d those who feel that bomber wings moved from Oki- without greatly affecting the Evons Toppjllgs ChocoleteFniUe 4 33Va l.p/s handled In hU country. In- religious knowledge. U not uae- n^wa to Thailand and made re- American ability br corn------riuding churrii uiitty eM _reU- ^^^d not take the ooutmib. fueling operations out of Tal- mitment to defend Taliwan. stereo and glous teaching In the sebooU. j,j Belgium, state support U wan uniieceBaary. Major cuts would j probably Eorly California Large Pitted Olives 3 cans 1 "We allow a free ^ provided both foe public schooU Now that the Vietnam war is not diminish greatly the ablU- hiick Steak Use your favorite rfecipe . . . and serve your family a treat. Cliicken is monaural says of t^ approach to roll- iRoman Catholtc schools, windlng down there is talk of ties of the Nationalist military, always a favorite . . . whether you fry, broil or roast it. gious e d u o i ^ 1 ^ a vexing ^ ^ent of the pulling the' Americans out of either. 1 ■ 0 & C Onion Rings 3 89‘ First quality that sold concern in the United States. chUdren going to. puMc Chlngchuankang altogether, but American milita^-grant aid Blade Cat for much morel Top art­ Dr. Pletera, an amiable,] ggj,ooU, and about 80 per cent offlniala say there is iw plan to to the Nationalists ' constitute^ ists. Top labels. Rock & plaln-qioken man and the preri- j,, r-ntt.»ii,. echoola- do so. ' only three per cent of the gov- 7 Sens Salad Dressing %u»rT.r 39' dent of the Proteatant "ProteatanU havcv no objecr When the base vrai buHt ernnient’s defense budget, offl- Extra fine flavor for a juicy roll, country & western, In Be^um, alao notoa ^ uona to aome Roman CJathoUca there were 0,400 American Mill- cials say. The Naticsialists meal. Strop our produce Chicken Breasts or Legs popular, classical and ea. denominational uz^cation p „,errin g CathoUc achooU,’,’ tary men in Taiwan. That was manufacture their own small Lunchepn Napkins st^ a Shop 3 **100 89 USDA counters for fresh vegetables thero ^ ou^M ^vel- pietero aald. "It makea for the high point before I960, arms, ammunftlMi, radios and CHOICE to go with your steak. Moist meat . . . jazz sounds. o p i ^ In the l^ t e d Statea. competition." He aald Many of the men were attached helicopters, juices that'll keep "The mltivg o f churches In teaeWng about to the Military Advisor Assls- ‘"nielr dependence' on the Ajaxliquid Detergent tame 69' each morsel fla­ . Belgium could alm<^ be ^ religion ia esaential, whether in vor rich, and a tance group or MAAG. __ _ United Btafes la not in the dally tAA^a------A M op woiooniio price that'll keep !!^**^* i*’*J*^' »tote or church echoola. charged with overseeing U.B. supply and aid sense, but rath­ you coming back. Iter y o ^ In^er para of tiie ioo,000 Protestants ' military aid to Taiwtm and Fedaiiil w o ^ ’ be ^ d In « Interview ^ Belgium a small minority In er in the sense of the defense Frozen food buys, mini-priced lb I t ’ s Swift, Week at Stop & Shoplj training Nationalist troops in providing gn umbrella Niod Munpil Boneless Chuck Steak 98 to D«ver, ^ o., where he was ^ ‘ predomlnanUy Roman Us usfr^iumbered around 2,000 them,” one' U.S. officer to save you money day-in and d a y -o u ij atten^ toe recent World CathoUc cathoUc^^try coitotiy of 1 1 -mlWon, men. said. Metiiodist Conference. Dr. Pletera said>01,1 the to- ICAAG now numbers 200. U-B. 8wift Premiuai Ba^a "Hie results have all been Officially and dlpolmatically ducements to Protestant unity California Chuck •’ 78 or Swift Lazy Maple Sliced Bacon ~ * ^ e "a la o arid that Belgium than to many oUi- see the Americans leave in large troopq has been completed. PPotoatantlam la ahowizig he heads numbers. But militarily they Morton Dinners Chicken W ings39^ Start the famllv off with a Rood breakfast. Serve But os MAAG has fallen off, them Swift’ s Premium Bacon with eggs. And priced lb waa formed to 1960 through a Salisbury Steak, .Meat Loaf, Blade Steak ^1.28 HEAVENLY kzwer to give you the bonus of mini-pricing". riumpdzv mepberriUp ta ^ Methodists and Pro- Turkey or Chicken ; . . each jr rf the W e^m^ld, and BvangeUcala-akto to plus the Air Force, has added about it. with garden vegetables and Breasts s"*1.39« HaAKED GOODS] Swift premium Roman , OathoU- Q * p ,g a U o ^ t * -a n d further 8A00 meiv to the 1968 total. I snowy mashed potatoes. 11 oz. Right Guard wafer added ^ have become warmly fro- being planned with Anti-perspirant f ” A| Smoked Perk Butts package lb We reserve the right ho™ toe Reformed Church—Proaby- SI S ; KUUr Ekphan, Hmgfd deodorant Deliii6nicol.98 _^"The old a n t a g o t ^ have ^^rton-and another amaUer 3 9 12t off label V V steak, Boneless Rib Eye to limit quantitle*. Fresh aa can bal some 200 several years ago—in- given way to close coopera-. KINO6P0RT, Trim. Bf« Tosthpaits A SVk sz $■ Wait till you taata those All Meat Frankfurts l ‘ lb package ^v«l to pla^ wOTk u^r ^ ^ 12 oz P A c icrumptiout cakes and l]c oil lobol lubtt I pastrisa, jplea and cookies, fau. Dr. Pie- ^ elephAl, lE her trainer in Pepsodent tors and toe ecumenical-minded Poetove resulto, Dr. Wetera Taste 0’ Sea Haddock Portions 1 p»»8 Dt ajad . . . be temptad. 8 oz package SttpSSho* breads and rolla. Go ah' Brown & Serve Sausages 65' ^ « i CathoUc primate of Bel- “aid. "It hsz a ^ ^ r B ment rose against her and she Swanson Pre-Fried Cbicken l ib pkg M.19 Petroleum Jelly 39 Stop A Shop Variety Slop A Shop, Cfioeolnle gium, Leo Caidtoia, Seimena, i f ! ! / token to Ehwin, Tenn., and Stop & Shop, Lots *0 ^Llb package wlU join to a ceremohy to sign 1®*"*"* ^ the next day was iWed from SkinleiiS Pork Sausages 69- a im p a ct by ^ able,to do many thing* we were 9 oz $ ' church formally rocognlaeatos able to do separately. Birds Eye Cream Spinach Pkgs 4 ‘1 Refreshing, ready lo drink! Mini-itrieed lo save you tnoneyl Eclair h e Raisin Bread Toastie Sale validity *ad to “ Houi The Army’s strategic commu- Corn 6 oz. Out ol thii world Taste-tempting fresh foods from our "own kitchen! or Proteatant ohurchea, with “"Y juatlflcatlon nlcatlons command has also ex- Buitoni Instant Pizza ' 13'Oz package 6 9 “ Or old fashioned llovor IlMl tlw i e 21 OZ WANTED Chocolate, A dieter’s type M *^ low, 16 oz Date 9 oz. pkgi wlwlt tamlly will ponded as Thlwan has become Vaniha, lo*v*s pkg joint clerical paiticlpatlan. s' delight et s low mini pnc*. Bran 10>,^ oi; •mov­ But It la too matter of reU- ■«'* a link in the U.S. military's ClMui, Lsie I M il Strawberry, 9V4 oz low, low Birds Eye Awake 3 Chocolate cent glon and toe schools and toe *ake time, 1 global communications . chain. mini-price. Family Size Plzxas”?««' 69‘ broadly aatiafylng method used *1“ ' • The command has 460 men in U S E D C A R S Fudge. Firw* Taiwan. Top PricM Paid Caterer’s Kitchen Sherbet 4 <’"«• ‘1 YHm Yvm Brum Bar Mapifr Walaal Oaka with toe conflicta about tt to Sweepstakes , Oanununlcatlons are also the Fig Sgaarts Caterer's Kiklien Cheese Leseghn W 55' F«r AU Makwl Sweet good detaert aa A mlni-prlcad favor- this country. The Irish Bweeprtolub, a raoMQ for the Air Force’s ,Unk- Soft Bowl Margarine 45*: Hnngiy Stop A Shop, 9 oz |B|Pc T It* that avaryon* Throughout the Belgium pub- lottery on. briiaU of seranl ou air atatlan, which haihdles Hendries Juice Bars - Package of 12 69- Jaoli s r r VJiJ.'”*!: pkg. A tr**t for th* K K perfect (or com- K W CARTft CHmOLIT stop A 'Shop Mb pkg at'a low, tow price. buttermilk or tender flake baking powder, pany. ^ ' ’J.** will anjoy. * Uo achool ayatem, Dr. Pletera Iriah homUtala, waa toaufU- tba Pentagon’* monitoring of whol* fwnlly. aald, reUgicn couiees are of- rated to 1900 and soon .twoome broodoaata from' mainland C O ., me. fered but not required, with dlf- popular to America. Wltoin fire China And North Vietnam. The 1229 lU n St A A • • • • - ferent ' classes (or Protestant, year*, tt wa* the most *uootM •tatiooi emptoy* 1,200 VM. eer- In MonehMter Pbooh 64B-S288 [Prkett BfffCftIvo M ManehMtw’ Pricot Iffeetl^ . CathoUc and Jewish pupils tul lottery to the, world. . vleeman. as well aa Chinese ol- Ite Turnplk* I' ' ' ‘ ■ ' vtltaha. ■ •I ■ Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 L .M k k fo TMrnpilw Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 e . Mi^

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Cong forces for more than n ^ddreSs Set year. ‘ Rookfest Erupts on Giast, The operation, launched Mon­ Short Putter Wins GHO in Playoff for Big ArehelP day, so for has met no resis­ Jfty^^resident tance from three enemy regi­ Cyclist Dead, Area Sealed ments believed in, the re^on. W'ATBONVILI->E, Calif. (A P ) taken at the festival, a spokes- >nomy SAIGON ttlos. One Sunday morning, ^ ^ ^ outline Thieu’s plans for his Can *t B elieve P la y cyciist was kllleil imd several ^ , one-man campaign- Graham Highlights ERCC Golf Play we have rarely been a b lK to Thieu's campaign schedule other persons were Injured. FO EST HILLS,,N. Y- TAP)—Chrii Evert is a cool Biggest .news on the -Liiyrua 3613-33; b - d . McRor-/ ladles achieve in the past 40 years— for lO "meetings with the ’I’tie outbreak lasted for more “When 1 win, it’.s my Legislators kilier ;ith comnasston who leaves her victims shaking heavy golfing weekend at Ort.-f CHass A Eleanor new prosperity without war and v ^ t ^ , ” which sources said' than an hour before being bro­ short putting that dooa itl” their in disbelief. ------;------— T-nkr. Jack Cristofaiu 39-5-34; C '-;cranters 67; E . Merry Renert ken up by state highway patiol- Hiington Ridge was John Sommers 38-^W. Howard without inflation." ^ wouldx be campaign appear- big George Aivlier «aid. Her res are lousy, her 9-3, wraa disgruiiUed. She de- . S* ,. G - Encs Warmlrtgton 107. men, sheriff’s ‘deputies luid po­ In State To Richmond’s hole-in^ne on ,^t.m er 39-6-33; d su. Kupf- He said his wage-price freeze ances ht-^O provinces scattered " I didn't ntoke any long miea two-fisted hackhands unortbo- dined comment except to aay B PtTE K NLNE \ lice who sealed off the area the par three, l/&-yar<1 ersch.Tiid 3^s-3i; e ■ has been met with ^ome com- throughout' qie Country, prob- . all week, but I didn't miss any Country Club dox. She 4idofn comea to the “ the crowd wraa against roe." Rene Mc«er 40-8- where 3,000 youths had been lis­ net. She on Mariew 43-11-32; f Pete Un plaints and ' criticism from ah*y la a week-long tour by Study Vetoes aliort ones. That’s what dot's tantalizing aa- It was the 45th straight fourth h(}le. The ace 32: B Faith Ralozej 47-12-35 , tening to the idl-day rock con­ Saturday sortment ef\ drop abacs and . SaUirjday was hU first and waa gua 40-11-39. Jerry Radeen 43- “ special-interest groups,” plane and helicopter shortly be- it.” match ..ylctory'\fcr. Chris, wrho , CTtire K fa ’ lpg 47-14-33; D cert Monday. BEST 10 lobs. She her serrlce so. wltncssed by his, wife PJch- 14.29; kickers - 72-75.1 "But the mast heartening re- fore the election, (Continued from Page One) Archer atroketl in one from since last Karctehaa conquered N^t O'Brien 56-18-iO, kickers About 160 jMjrsons , wore C.'lasa A—Terry Schilling genUy they her the “ hiUeas mond is the club's historian. Monday. ' ” action was the surge of national . He has also schedulefi two about eight feet for a birdie tm such greats aa BUtle Jean King, r‘>-75 . ' rounded up by officers for ques­ time. Tlie measure has become the first hole of live sudden Hurry Atherton 66-9416, Otto wonder." Saturday ...... ME.V'S FLAG TOI RNKY confidence, the reaffirrnation of press conferences, to be catn^ed JvOe Heldman, M a ^ Ann El- , ,H! .M»AY tioning, but none was imme­ timo.nTho nioasur© has become death playoff h!) beat I xhi Gra­ Lc.ronlzen 66-0-66; B — BUl And it was tb4: drop ahot< Class A - jRToss — Ed Keat- First - Sid Kelic-r ^ ,r- 1 our competitive spirit, the will- live nationwide on the govern^ sel, Virginia Wade. Helen Gour- - -ir-.-A - A Eleanor Scran­ diately lK)oked, authorities said. , , . ham and J.C, Snead for the Phelan 68-14-64, Norm Clark weU aa a hcatila crowd, that Ing 74; B 1 Marc Greenfield Stan Louck-x, , Uux. Fi-i <1 ingness to make a personal sac- ment radio and telcvl^on net- ley and Winnie Shmw.^ ton 86 B . iferry -Renert .94; Mo.41 of the injured were tak- tide In the 1110.000 Greater 67-124)6. Johq Treschuk 69-14-66; was the undoing m , fifth-seeded 78; C John Petter 77: D - Meurant; longest drive -' Ed rlflce in pursuit of worthy goals work, twt,. radio speeches and Mias Durr wraa the only seed­ _ ("liure-)-aeedad Mrs. King of Long 1959 U.S. Open at Winged Foot, 80: D — John' Richmond 83; Chaine 64-13-71; D — John based on those figube?^ centage ' of the vote l^o . would 24 Crown St., and Jim Howard, Girls, 12 and 13, freestyle, E!;;-' in.e t'-1335; Ene^ miles .south of San Francisco. The playoff victory was stan HlUnsM 75. Ray Fahey 75; — Jack Kramer, simiug a Beach, CaUf., and winner here Mamarooeck, N.Y., he had only E — Larry Scranton 87; F — Richmond 83-14-69; E — George In ^ another development, consider a mandate. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diane Brand, Ldsa Nardinl and not make a peniSn “ unclean." D — Judy It was the second straight worth $23,000 to Archer, a one- low net—Erwin Kennedy-70-4-66, broadside at millionaire r in 1967, defeated Linda Tuero of 114 putts for 'R boles. It was an Pete Lingua 81. Maridw 90-21-72; F ' 'John APL-CIO President George ______Howard ofj Gerald Dr., both of Linda Martin; backcrawl, Lisa The five gubernatorial ap- TartagUa k l'^ r a - diiy that motorcyclists were in- polntees are qualified for their Ume ranch hand who now has Bud Belanger 76-7-69. Ed Shaw Hunt, says today coe m»n rule Metairie. La.. 6-0. #2. Open record. BETTER NINE Chessari 112-3161, Ideker- Meany said he would agree to x ^ Vernon, received trophies. Both Nardinl, Robin Beaulieu and won over $110,000 this season. 79-10-69. A — Ed Keating 36-3-33. Pete 76-73 won all three races in which, Lisa lamonoco; breaststroke, volved in violence in Calllomla. jobs and have “ no taint of the could be the niinatioo at bilg •no-strike pledge if labor is giv­ Graham ( and the disappointed MIXED FOUR RAIJ. time tennis and urged the court en a voice in deciding What fol­ they competed and both broke Diane Brand, Linda Martin and On Sunday a motorcycUst and underworld” about them, Mes- Crashes a tavern keeper were wounded itm gaici. Snead each picked up $10,175. Joto Kristof,. Ed Warner, game to look to golf to put its lows the wage-price freeze. . Lisa lomonoco, and butterfly, Rookie Hubert Green, Jack house in order. in a shootout in the seaside re- Yet to bo named to the gam­ Edna HUlnskl, Agnes Atherton “ If we had a part in setting it in n rinM ycun^ters Came Diane Brand, Linda Martin and Ewing, Dave Stockton and 'T t Is bad when the srartd's in a close second after also win- Nardinl sort town of Jenner, 60 miles ing commission ore four ap- 58; Del St. John, Joe SUnqer, up, drawing the • grruiund rules In G^many; Deane Beman tied for fourth best players are mowed around and we agreed, “ I am quite ning three races aiid it was the ^ Nardinl. north of San Francisco, after ^ntees by Democratic legisla- Hazel Piper, Joann Hunt 61; nn juwimont ovor sm'vinA ■ \ , , v-o****** two strokes back at 270. Green like pawns on a cbeas board." matter of broken records which ^2 and 13, freestyle, an argumenf over service. live leaders. Harry Atherton, Bud Simon, sure," Meany said, “ we would had a i66 and the other three the former champion and pro give that pledge." 2 1 Areffilled determined the winners. These Howard, Jim Houley aiid Jenner was guarded by police had 06s. Betty Benton, Olga Skinner 61. day after a purported spokes­ promoter said in art. Interview close __contenders were Kathy 'Wayne Green; backcrawl, Jim Dave IBll, Ued with Sneaul for Rcca,'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Houley and Tom Sheehan; man for some 200 motorcyclists jonday ,today. LOMDDN (A P ) — 'Hie Amerl - (Continuetl from Page One) Unexpected Guest he lead going into the final Harold Roca of Quarry Rd. and breaststroke, Jim Howard, Scott vowed to “ tear up this town" in M “ People 'ask me would I Jie’' round, bogeyed the ninth, took, ^for^m'^e^h^e^markete^i^ ^ Bri^“s^ley! son of Mr. and Green and Tom Sheehan, and retaliation for the .shooting. ROANOKE, Va.. (A P ) W. Class A — Bob Peck 45-4-u/ willing to be the tends commls- €sso a double bogey six on the 10th Eurone todav beating,” an official said of res- Mrs. Francis Scalley of Estelle butterfly, Jim Howard and BUI Giguere 45-4-41, Martyn gioner—I think Arthur Ashe The eyclists involved in the A. Green’s unexpected visitor and never recovered. He fin­ ^ t h e ^ s free market the who ^ntinue today to re- Dr., also both of Vernon. Wayne Green. Temple 45-6-41 Sher Fergjuson niade such a proposal.- I say. Watsonville brawl were of a arrived with a loud'crash in the ished with a 73 fo r'273. different gjimg than the one in middle of the night. 44-3-41, Tom Prior 44rS-41, Carl ‘Commissicner at what?'—ten­ doUar rose a fracUon to B.M or . ^“ “ ” 7 also broke a record Girls. 14 and 16. freestyle, It was a three-man race most 6.34 francs, up from Monday’s whereas he trimmed 1.1 Judy Martin, Jane Lewis and Jeiiner, authorities said. , Green, 87, told police he Bolin 46-5Ul; C—Joe Macaione nis is in a sad state. We are on of the cool,, cloudy day, with 48-6-40, carmen FlUotumo 47-6- close of 6.31 to 5.32 fiw cs. The W ove got that airplane, seconds off the record for the Nan Green; .backcrawl, Jane Of tile otlier injured Monday, awoke to find a strange man Graham taking a momentary the verge at returning to closed 41; C — Don Edwards ^l-U-40, tournament play, losing sO the move equaled a dollar devalu- down a hill- 60-yard backcrawl for 10-and- Martin and Lori Lewis; breast- six wei'e treated for minor stab sitting in his bedroom with a lead \men they made the turn. ValueCenters R ^ Warren 52-12-40. Low groea gains are made in the years at Rtlrm ofXhout 3 9 ner cent The ^500 feet," 11-year-old beys set in 1963, stroke. Nan Green, Sally wo^^ndS or bruises and re- piece of shcetrock. on top of his ITien Snead took over and held —I^ m prior 74. blind/bogey — battling for open competition." dollar stood firm on the com- Official, Patrick Well- making it in 36.2 seconds. How- Lontocha and Cindy - Sat- leased. Several others with ml- head. a one stroke lead when he went Paul Dodge 'ltV4. George Benton merciaimerclal marxetmarket at 6 o.mso 6130 francs iron deputy commissioner of ard beat the 1963 record for klowlcz, ' and butterfly, Judy nor wounds were treated at a Police said the stranger was to- the 3J6-yard par three 17th Kramer is in New York fn a 104. to 6.8160.. hospital in nearby Santa Cruz. a .passenger in a car that hit hole. dual capacity—as director Cf PRO 8 W E | ^ On the Swiss market at Zur­ partment. breaststroke in 36.1 seconds. Green' In. addition, Barbara Dorin;l Green’s house. The man was He put his .tee shot 60 feet the' Pepsi Grand Prlx. a tourna­ ich, the dollar opened slightly By late Monday rescuers had by ?.2 seconds, and it’s this Boys, 14 and 16, frOestyle, Joe 27, Watsonville, was in critfcal thrown out of the car and from the irin. He left his first Low gross — Sher Ferguson ment point system liintlar to lower ... at 3.9880______to 3.9976______francs._ recovered j56 bodies and the cf difference which unti- Howard, Howld Latimer and condition at the Watsonville' ir into putt 10 feet short and said he 75. _ Ray Fbfaey 76; low nete-Chrl that used in autamotiile racing down from Monday’s close of Hlght recorders from the scene mately counts. Bruce Carter; backcrawl. Bean Oommunlly Hospital from* nn bedroom. The motoitonst was distracted on his second 76-1068, .WUUe Olekainakl and as commentator on the 3.99 to 4.00 francs. The level where the Alaska Airlines 727 Miss Brand trimmed 3.3 sec- Scalley, Howie Latimer and overdose of drugs, apparently seriously injured. putt when someone in the gal- Terry Schilling 79-9-70. U.S. Open televlsioa for CBS. represented a dollar devalua- Jet crashed Saturday in the na- ends off a record set in 1966 for p^t Brand; breaststroke, Pat September Values at lety shouted, “ bet two bucks be After a sacccaafnl tourna­ Uon of 2.3 per cent. tlon’s worst single-aircraft dls- ftrls 12 and 13 in the breast- Brand. Joe Howard and Brian ,Ladies »Em?5LASiSES b y « « doesn’t make IL” Zlmrsday ment career, in which he be­ In' Frankfurt, it opened uh- aster. stroke, coming in in 38 seconds Carter, and butte'rfly, Joe How- He didn't, dropped back into came first the world’s best changod at 3.3890 marks, an ef- Th° bodies and debris were and Lisa Nardinl beat the 1966 Bruce Carter' and Sean BEST 15 . a lie and set up the playoff. Class A,— low gross — Esther amateur and then champion c< fecUve revaluaUon of the mark scattered throughout three par- record for girls, 12 and 13, in scalley. DeBella and Reale Opticians It was the second vlctp^ of the pros, Kramer turned pro Burnham 66; net -r- Ednk Hllin- of 7.99 phr cent. aJlel depressions 2,500 feet up Ui© backcrawl by a half second.CompetlUve swimming seems the season for the 3i-yev-old promoter. He was the first to ski 67-12-55; B — iow gross —' At mld-momlng in L o n d o n, 3.800-foot Mt. Chllkat. Her time was 36.7 seconds. • becomb a family, affair, nar day and night lasts about Archer and eighth of his ca­ sign players to $100,000 con­ NeUe Johnson 78; net — Louise the pound sterling was trading As the bodies are recovered A trophy was also awarded to 53 contestants in the two weeks. Complete reer. tracts. in n er 77-26-51. Paula Carlson Esso ValueCenters. for 2.4600 doUars, the same as the soft, spongy ground the Vernon Swim Team which caces only 15 didn’t have a Tass said that diiiing commu­ He didn’t have a bogey in his " I f tennis la to lake advan­ Soviet Ship 90-3954. EUeen Plodzik 73-25-54; Monday’s close, representing a they are wrapped and labeled season of races In j^cother or sister also compbt- nications .sessions by Lunokliod Eye Glass'- final round and managed five tage of Its present wave at pop­ pultts — Edna Hilinskl 27, EUeen. dollar devaluation of 2.4 per marking penchs for Identl-- Wth ^ ^ ^ were five from one', 1 fropi last 'Ibui-sday to Mon­ Service birdies. ularity—if it is to survive as a cent. , ' ficatlon and airlifted by hell- J" the Central OonnecUcut Swim four from each of two Near Moon day, the eight-wheeled vehicle He wedged to two feet on the P^IdzUi 29, Helen Noel » . big spectator sport—it must ,On the Tokyo market the dol- copter to Juneau, where a tem- families and three from each transmitted panoramic pictures aid hole; made three birdie Saturday ' ' make changes." Kramer insist, (Continued from Page One) BEST It lar closed at 338.66 yen, up Porary morgue has been set up three famUles, most of them of the moon surface “ from, sev­ putts in the 15-foot range, and ed. New wlfer reflk CM change and lube. AUas Batt^er^ Vahies. Contact ^ . Low gross — OeU Perry re; from Monday’s close of 338.20 *n a National Guard armory. , orion swim team members. ment Wqa functioning normally. eral points into which the mixin got into position with his long and.equalhig a yen revaluation Recovery workers moved team and Brian Scalley the _____ car moved.” I Lenses eat birdie putt of the week, a low net — Lynn Prior 73-12-66; The laH progreas report on wasiier service. fiood ■ ^ of about 6.33 per cent. through fist-sized chunks of most valuable boy swimmer. 20-footer, on the 14th. putts — Lynn Prior 29. meUl, paper and clothing Gtane Brand received the award Luna 18 w m given Friday, Knights Downed. •'nwAtiMK-23 ■I ■ ■ Monday Quick starts ter cars searcMng for the remains of most Imj^roved swimmer. Monarch Flies with when Tass said that ,12 hours Cold Lt({iiifi(Ml G u8 FOUR BAIX BEST BALL with few e le c th ^ victims Monday as three pri- team’s coach, Greg Home Satniday trade-ir. after launch tM. vehicle luid Tournani^nt Play Esther Burnham, Janet Schot- vate helicopters and one Coast Wolff, received a gift and a To Sail Races HOUSTXJN Natural gas H6 Guard craft m oved, over the P»aque of appreciation from I covered “a bit"■>• iMv*“ more than a turns to liquid and shrinks to 18 Asylum dt. ta. Hazel Ptper, Wendy Pierro HARTFORD — The Key Drive Hartfoed Knights of the Atlan­ ' Drain and add up to area, ferrying supplies to the members. NEW YORK (AT) 1- King quarter of the way to the moon, „ne ■slxihundrcdiii of Us volume Room 104 Ends at Neipsic 62; Rory Simon, Barbara Davis. tour quarto of Eaao Ezbra '>cii tic Coast FbotbaR League edO Tcscue party. According to Wolff, 66 to 70, Olav V of Norway has flown "^be mission is the fiC^t major . .subjected to - extremely Tel. 622-0757 Marion Zamaltls! Lorraine > m otor oH. U nin o^au r boat. Planned By per cent -of the teams in the here to skipper a chartered Soviet space effort elnce^ three temperature minus 260 Russ -DeBella Hartford Shuildo F. Reele A Pot Luck Round Robin iy«niko 62. '• be seck|i)g.th|^ first home vic­ i nyw y iw^wr. T n v S m o r 'r beran Teague’ bave ikdoor-pools avalK American ykcht in the Inters cosmonaut^ were ktlled in June degree"Hshrehhelt Mens' Doubles Tournament at- ______tory a t tte.year when they play • Utoricato to menuiadturers' nf e v ^ able in their own towns pbovld- nation^^ World Championships-, when they, returned from a traded 22 entries yesterday at the Norfolk (Va.) Neptunes Sat­ South Viets >"8 the opportunity for year- and the Scandinavian Gold Cup. record endurance flight aboard -- - Neipsic Tennis dub. Tteing for Ctmunittee Meets urday. and rofitl wtod- u 1 . D o uu Hotpr-minp ihp phnin nt PventB round training. At least four oUt The races are sponsored by the. Salute space station which first place were Paul Groobert The Hnigbts dropped thetr seehw supply. (Continued from Page One)# ^ t e ^ ln e the chain of tSe -winners in the the Seawanhaka Corinthlak still is circling the earth. and Dale VauiWinkleK In sec­ A meeting of aU committee home opener last Saturday to my, and sources said they did ^Thp ‘ j^ o r^ordere found Saturday were also Yacht Club of Oys]ter Bay and The Luna series Is the most 5 /Vve/Cone ond ptece was. Hugh^fatson members ptaiming _.the Tosh tbeir downstate rivals, the not think the SoiUh Vietnamese M ^ a y were t ^ flovm to '"embers of the swim team will take place In Long Island su^essful of he Soviet. space and Dave Wood claimed' third. Vincek Testimonial Dinner win Bridgeport Jets, by a acate of 'Hiere were four contenders for be held Thursday night at 8:45 yt-is' Both Hartford and soldiers would-cross the border smLttle tod-xy. 'l-he voice record- ^ n [‘'^20 ® fhTSote comrollTl inth IjMXi ..Ill V .V matter, what hl8 quallfl* Sept. 20. ^ tne remote controuea lAmoKnou UAPIDARY BowLing the fourth' place spot; Bteve at the Army ft Navy dub. The Bridgeport have 7-3 recorde. MasQfipSa^Twes. AUasPlycron Tires. er will be read there. The, flight which offers jhe ul- The king, 68, has competed in 1 moon vehicle the Luna serles- Hadge (a member of the dinner Ls slated. Friday night. The 4f>i4g4«» were only down Our bes966«ng 'The G..S. Command said recorder wUl be. forwarded to a rt FmwMIpMaaof "ITio Art of Cutting Sept, 17 at the A *N Club. hr* Uatdsd to troops of the 101st Airborne Di- jaboratoiy in Washington, D.C. timate in a getting-in-shape more than 1,000 rices during has resulted 1^ the first un M.H.8. (tennis team), 'Thayer 14-9, wtWB John Tbomas. a 265- Dynocor* rayon Better manned collect^n arid return to • ProolcmB Stones Center ' Browne. Al Werbner and Dave pouzai Bridgeport tackle, stole wShtn 3'-tO00 at vlslon hixve1 moved1 into .Fire I.I™ Officiala still could give no In- schedule with dally sessions of the past 40 years. c o rd .g h m a earth of moon soil samples. 748 SILVER LANE Warren. 1 the boB out the hands a t Hart- amoodi,qu«M ridn aninchofportoct Bas4?lO-arbara and Ann to tem- dilation I s " to what“ calsed" the "wlmmlng laps at both town - WHE^E PROBji^ALIFY $ (ourdtorart - porarily relieve South Vietnam- . poow- Shortly after announcing lu­ EAST HARTFORD Sue Hadge and B)ll Knight f()rd quarterback Thm Sher­ • Intortocking bond nar orbit for Luna 18, Tass said j NOW IIVXIlAbNO doaigrt to grip « szcophonaAy ese Infantrymen for the oper- ' .g^irimer- was • cn route State Sen, R o ^ rt Houley was Fires Start in Bed served as scorckcepers. N E W ! YORK (jkP) — T h e man and raced 56 yards for a SWS81J6 sSteZi.N smooth, qiNSt rtda that Lunokhod 1 has resumed Feato-Tea Vio rood. 6.0. Cx. tw atlon . north and northeast o f . Yakutu and was on Its fi- “ " " '" " c e r for the meet which TEL. 64fl-80M> -. The Labor Day 'Tournament 1971 ({uaUfying school to deter­ touchdown. 4 obss of C^mopoT* WASHINGTON — Possibly 26 scientific researcl) in the Sba of WrIWskll > LowsWwuoOo ter «a z n M W n. naeSMO. • "Ths Attes c.A-23 A Khe Sanh ‘ . , • t. . ’i " ***11 1 bas been an annual event for' - . , « - WOMEN...... marked the ’ end of' otganlzed mine approved touiruuncnt goltf Thomas' score ipcovcti to be sam .s ti S3 ss *w . Men a^foti cord.wcip- • , , . , nal approach to Juneau MUnlcl- ..I.i v.„ d™ p,i ?<-■'' of all structural fires Rains tor atodam. capac.tv emn Join the fun of a events for the Neipsic season. professkmals ellll bs held at tlw the ntnntag margin as . the orn^avd bond tor The. command lUso reported , Airport when it hit the G years sponsored by the Board originate In bedding. A iriattresB___ EL-O ^H ^AY with .;'aonai ac':*3S*3';*s. . ' . u , .V. of Recscatlon and various local , - . . , ,, The self-propelled Lunokhod .1 ; though tennis players wUi be PGtA National course in Palm KhigMs come back to score en- thlxt alxout 200 American hell- ' 70 [E.'Center )it. League. copters are supporting the _____.,.-ifeet below-the orge^zatlons. The judges, who becau«( it can has....IS. been on the moon since ' acUve 'Ull snow files. Beach Oordensl Fla., Oct. 8-46., 'other touchdeam. aloni with too of T-he mountaiin. took turns presenting the many produce xargelarge quanttUos o'of being Uepomtea,deposited meretJiero Nov.Nov 18l« Next to Tel. Co. .SouUi Vietnamese Daytime Leagues arc not obligated to sign niaranteed con- K trophy night dinner will be- The program includes 106 Best ^ ^edenil Avlatfon, Admlnls- Included Nat N Sp-hwe- smohe and perhaps toxld fumes by lama 17 and is now working. scheduled during the fall. holes of competition (dot transport planes. ■ i„nn«o ir,.- ' ’ - ■ • without enough combustion to in the 11th-lunar day on com- tractri. \Ve liavo openings for teams and individuals for Tues­ It said on Array A H l Cobra •regulslions require 1"; ,je, repre.Hentlng A m e r b e 11 e - day and Wednesday morning leagues. rounds) over six days, plus two i mands from the earth. Each Iut gunship Hupiiortiiig the .South 1 Corp, and Rockville Rotary; awaken a sleeper. coach (.itartle days of classroom bistructioa z. ■ least a.. (.6,.5 tliat point. A ll New down Monday of Khe >Sanh, but ceesf Russell Tomm, American, All New shares and one loser’ s share in Is supposed to conduct himself. there, weie no American Legion; Joseph Howard, Rock­ World Series with ths Nsrw Tofk Last year 18 new tournamefit • Tbo Ar*«s PrtS-23 C-,.' Join Now boat eufl*'".' « •a'/ *ti-i ville Exchange Club; Mayor Yaaksss. players were approved. caiisltles. "" HAPPY HOMEMAKERS LEAGUE THURSDAY MORNINGS 'Hie objective of the new op- 'f 4.rson Blamed kTank McCoy, the Rockville Vtmmm aar^*rI**- *’ <4. •" ^ I»d ge of Elks, and laxnald 0:00 A.M. eratlon, ewle-named Lam Son i TEAMS or INDIVIDUALS T X ” ‘ \ I ■ I ^ 810,- is to eiit off North Viet- ' in Five Fires Eden, the Recreation <>immls- naniese troop aiid supply move-, slon. NijiMiS La’ .SHELTON (A P) Five I.rft- We have the moat moilem nurtvsry faclltittos available for your U.S. Amateur Golf Title I rrienls Into .South Vietnam’s Medals were awarded to all Cfirn.-r from ij.os Weekend fires caused first, second and third place convenience with experienced suporvjslon at no extra 'charge northwestern fo you. to tlie west andind thlrxM Z to toV »35,(XX) damage here and winners ,A the 26 races and to Captured by Gary Cowan in . neighboring Derby, and fire "THESE LEAGUES ARB FOR BEGlNNERa AND no'rth. winners of the diving events (.fflciabi said Tuesday un nrson- South Vl<-lname«e Irwxp.’i and relays. Thoydncludod: MIXED LEAGUE OPENINGS WILMINGTON Del, (A P) and hit the ball cleanly.1ronly. CooCowan liit is to blame.- along tlie 4()-iiille-i^i/ng DMZ Medal Wliinerii "How far was H ' Gary Cowan watched the ball sailII ovir s bin •fire Chief I.,eroy Bralnard- Friday Nl«:ht SwitiKers have come under heaivy r"»•" TO-TlOO-TO 2*» to stay,- despite ^heavy tsxni- •We have a” real arsonist «nlshlng each event f'owan 1*4 by ob« stroke over' recf/rd hw eefond U 6 Amsiewr lisjse in Shelton,’’ Brajni^rd wore: Eddto Pearce, 19 year old Wake rhamptonsMp He wowon In 1M6 - bUrdinont for the past montti by . Girls,' 8 and 9, freestyle, IJndn'\ \UueC6n l« ’s are Esso statioiis where y w see^ B62 iximbers, artillery and luiv- saUi. iformc sopfmm/we, with the lest In a playoff ovsf Deans Bsa- Powers, Karen Outq^son and w a don> SW IM m w * w * tor you to Tha abotrttpnoaa on I al gunfire. hot* to play l»el A AafirTingOxriwiy nounced n new drive on Gam- |eia9dsy, TThole grtw* •* litis iwira since the UMmnmeni onawaoraibreiiinrwh^ V.iiili'C* nters b o d i a ’ a norihinxstem front rick Galley, Billy Beaulieu and oounnifMK tocaiKl m many melropdwan waaa and INDIANAI'OLia (A P ) Is ch^s Green, Iirsliir par 263 He stood at the Wes ewiltrbed frona molek to uliout 42 'miles from Ptmoni Tuf. M9k M s waleMng « nwan play medal pfav M **** I* • a * the ’in Mur naiBhbortiood cwi ail w»f y«u comrTtoWfatti P n o a 6 'in d o ito r«m a v «a fy ' ' ■ x * Ponli. *" someone trying to make a mon- Girls, 10 and IJ, freestyle, ittjr V/*- ear.«f-tta RCOimR NOWI CoanM's drive went M»to the nth time e torelgnsr watted n ia d to a pftoafM T t rioM M d M you oharito al pwaopierto mdWMndmi Esao deeien ivarwiMfiv 'ItiH Cambodian forces are key out of Indiana State Re- j^gthy Roca, Susan Gardner and Hfkl rsMpk, the hail rwMiliig off with tM ** ham's msai i on yoiir ia w CfadI 6 m . t««^ motWto pushing northward along Hfxuie publicans? - Kelly Sheehan; backcrawl, YLYING ItlGHoHit OUL ' presUgMto amatsur g M lfi>* ' " 31 - Into the abandoned Frencli- A live monkey with the name Kathy Roca; - Btobban Schally tMil60k a s«H»d*fSp and Isnrhnf k* Jftofi Ki

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PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX irfANCHESTBR e v e n i n g IIERALJJ. MANCfiDBStER. CONN..'TUESDAY, OTPtEMBEtl 7, 1971 Kasko Set for Next Year^ L olich B lue Billiards’ Finest Hour Rico’s Future Uncertain As 2 3 -* W i n n e r Silk City Softball But Fred Stanley’s run-scor­ not come to him to complain B^rDivS'*' N e w YORK (AP) — awept a pair from Milwaukee, NEW YORK AP)—Ed­ ing single In the fourth Inning this season. • die Kasko is set as the w. L. Pet. O.B. “I’m 31 and-he’s 32,’ Mick- * ® „ of the nightcap was all the It was proM'bly Center nalmeh.. spinning, scoring four two-run' shot to ice toe verdict. field barrier. Sportsman Cafe, and BooUr, The manager and the latest Baltimore runs In boto toe third and fourth Canal rebounded wlto four n S ~9% Lolich commented. 'noBRS ■ sbnatoi^ — Tribe needed as Vince Colbert Billiards fipo^st hour. The homer gavo the Cues a upon receiving the second ptooe Boston Red Sox’ manager of discontented players met for Dotixjlt and Steve Dunning teamed to Innings to easily best toe slight­ runs In toe Mvento to account 10.8 edge, and Joe Mayeskl, 73 68 .638 UV4 Actually, they’re boUi 33 and ,.j jmewT how many hlt- P r T he Ideal powerhouse award'for Canal was treated to for another year today, but a clearing of the air before a Boston silence the Orioles on seven A-l f’ vaulted by the power-hit- ly favored Boy State team, 16-7, for toe final 16-7 score. Canal’s burly cleanup hitter, a Idng and appreciative ovation. 70 71 .496 17% 34—Lolich cf the Lletrolt Tigers, ters In this ) 6 ^ e he can get In toe finals of toe winners’ veteran. Rico Petrocelli’s doubleheader with the New hits. tingx^of Bob Kowalski and The Lonesmen, who didn’t and Rea swapped four-baggers When Lateano beckoned Billi­ Wash. 88 81 .417 28% and Vida Blue of the Oakland out with h^ fast - ball,’’ Lcltch, M) bracket. have a good hitting night, In the fifth. York Yankees Monday. Maybe ards’ Manager Steve MoAdam, future with the club ap­ Cleveland' 66 86 .390 8*^ A's have won 33 games apiece mtxey h b e ^ d .Canal Lanes of the hatchet was burled, but nei­ games apiece “ P a NOBIB • A’S — Southampton, Moss., the de­ Canal then nlppe'd^Brlstol, 4-8, squeakqd post Bristol, 4-8, to Btach team failed to score In toe crowd responded with a pears uncertain after a West Division 9Rld of/4)aklandof/Oakland’s a flanfiethrow^flamethrow- —__ aonsa'les>•______and Roger Re- In toe playoff fame In toe ther appeared happy after the _ and gone the route 34 times, fending champions, twice, 16-7, get another shot at CB’s. Pois­ toe sixth, and toe Cuemen went grateful cheer. McAdam in turn Oakland 89 61 .636 Ing sc^thpaw. stunned Oakland’s 18-gome losers' bracket, and earned an­ hectic Labor Day weekrad. conference. tops In the American League. and 11-10, to take iop honors ed hurler Hesrie Booth silenced out In order in toe seventh.. presented the tro$toy symbolic 75 65 .636 other shot at the Cues. - Bristol on only four hits, but his They tlmn took toe field for PetrocelH popped off, some- ■T told him I wondered why ^ Lolich Joinedloined Blue Mondev winner, Chuck Dobson, with :ry^- In toe 1971 Bilk a t y Tourna­ of toe 1971 championship to 66 74 .471 However, toe Cuem'an proved teammatei came up wlto a Canal’s W t at-bata wlto a Mlm Uili^ not uncommon amonf Uie he m asterL me W m * ln a t ^ W recessive two-out homers In ment, Saturday night at Fitz­ Mrs. Claire Jalbert, stater of ! didn’t come to me «rst," callf^nla 65 76 .464 worthy of their noisy s u p i^ , lackluster Mfenslve show. 11-9 advantage. Red Sox, and Kasko got a new ■ m i gerald Field. Don Fitzgerald,. founder of Kasko said. "He said to mg, Minnesota 64 74 .464 edging C ai^, 11-10, In a rcAl Such was not toe case In the John Thlenda, who finished- contract aa the Red Sck wasted M o r y - m h . J .V . to Center Billiards, and toe man ‘You’ve got problems.' I told Milwaukee, 60 79 .432 !8% Before y a r 8,000 partisan thriller, to capture the prestig-' -final contest of toe night. After second In toe MVP balloting, IttUe time in reacting to the after whom the field was nam­ him I'm going to solve. them In Monday’s Results -’fans, toe CMemen upended toe ious event. Kowalski socked another two- slammed a single leading off third baseman’s complaints. ’’“ett-hLi^r, Lhtd“ j ’'" nlteh " h ed, In an emotion-filled moment. my own way." New York 6-3, Boston 3-0 classy Bay State Club to com­ In toe first meeting of toe nut-blow In toe top of toe first, toe bottom of toe seventh. RetroceUi, moved to third aft­ Petrocelll out the first game Detroit 3, Washington 0 u ft, to ttu,. to. moottO t^ttstt Sr■J?":,otr plete tourney play undefeated. The most valuable player against California. two flnallsta, Kowalski unload- Canal, exploded for six runs in Booth, an excellent bataman, er six . years at shortstop this of holiday twlnblll and then Chicago 6-3, Minnesota 3-10 He breezy past the ^ n a tc^ jjjj, wound up with a sev- Canal, Gartenhaus of New Bri-^ award, usually a prime target ' "Because of his popularity,” rr, „ „ „ „ ,u- . ed a two-run shot In toe first toe bohpm of toe finfi.,,,. lashed a liner .that shortatop year, blamed Kasko for Bos­ went O-for-4 in the nightcap as California 4. Oakland 2 Harmon Klll- tain and BnstoTs SportSttl^'' .Inning to stake Center Billiards Purtlll snared, but Mayeskl fol­ for second-guessers, was virtual­ ton’s failure in the American Baltimore 10-0, Cleveland 6.-1 Lcllch sold of Blue, "he’s ^ V d Tn first ®"-‘*‘“ ®*’ '*’*'‘1® , Cafe each suffered two loes'es I«n Larabee’s grandslam the Yankees swept both games bound to win all the. awards; ‘*® f® .! In four runs ^ d to a 2-0 lead. homer ovet toe leftfleld fence lowed with a single. ly unanimous. Kowalski simply League pennant race. 8-3 and 3-0, climbing to within Kansas City 4-6, Milwaukee 3-4 in toe double. elimination' final ' Canal had scored In their half Wlto the tying run at first, outgunned Canal with hta five He charged the manager Tuesday’s Games YOU can’t give the Most Valu- “" h n fea “ '•‘® S"*®.*'*’®*'" F>d Ne‘ - round. was the key blow off Kowalski, three games of the third-place ® triple . and . Oates Brown s drove In two apiece to galn^ of toe first when starting CB who started on.^ toe ground In Leuubee filed out, scoring Ta­ homers in seven official at- gave certain unnamed players n«uf„rnTrTwHvhTC^fornta (W^ht l1^14) l i 41 at «« ® P'aver Award uio v one pitch- K ""P «^ ‘® 1 er. • “ Red Sox In the Bast. Younir Kowalski was immense in toe pitcher Bob Brannick ran into toe second gamb, after doing le n t. Two outs, but toe 8,000 bats. He was toe big man in the preferential treatment, there ...u—..n-r.-.. ■. — O’Connell threatened heavy Oakland (Blue M-7), night and give the Cy Young Lojjgjj, crulsldg to hlpifcmrth ® opener. Bill Metton hit' plus fans were stlUa nticlpatlng Cues’ victory, and deserving of RICX) PETBOCELU final night of play. In seven of­ control problems. a fine job in relle^ of Brannick was a lack of communication fines for players *S>mroff ““- “i*®® ro^r^^You^^J^sr^fdMt’-’"^ gre“^d S^^'d .n a S r ’aSd Steve Kea- ficial plate appearances, toe Kowalski homered to lead off in toe first encounter. a Canal comeback. toe tourney’s highest individual and the club lack unity. O’Ckxmell and Yawkey said said Yawkey, who has owned against the managerr S f .tlfe fu- 11 Lollch’s second-place ’Tigers ^ “ l®yley combinedcomomea soimsolid roueirellef pltch- awsome lefthander slammed toe third, and after Brannick,. However toe rally was not to honor. Cleveland (McDowell Smith’s two-run s in ^ scored Petrocelli’s statements that the contract, provld\for New York (Gentry U-9) at who has treated numerous ath­ this group were: toe New England Patriots Jor had to work with in recent tloiial Football League fans. ovation as he wearily PlTCHINO (14 Decisions)— team sweep Boston 8-3 and 3-0, sen, 12-10, batUlhg rookie John the Red Sox’ failure to ch Montreal (Renko 13-18), night letes, ojierated on toe Washing­ —Dennis Holman, wide receiv­ offensive lineman Tom B\in- last year wlto a seasoned er, a three-year veteran from chess. Rowe came to toe Oilers y®®™- However, unheralded Bob oft a sun-baked flek McNoUy, Bolt., 17-4, .810, 8.08; climbing to .within three games Curtis, m a k i^ his'first major lenge Baltimore in the St. Louis (Patterson 0-0 apd ton Redskins' veteran quarter­ Although last year 63 g^ridders crew,” continued toe demand- C, Dobson, Oaky, 16-4. ' third-place Bed Sox In league staiy^ East. Alabama ac'quirqd from toe In an off-season deal with New Gladieux, a former Notre ..He may start Frll y night .^veland 12-10) at Philadelphia back In Oklahoma < City Mon; showed up for practice, when It tfig head mentor, Dame star generaUy regarded against toe Jets at \ SnUKEOUTB-^raue, Oak., *^'® American League East. With o ^ out In the eighth, ’’After Rico made his re­ day, along wlto toe Redskins Dallas Cowboys in an off-sea­ Orleans. in 3-4 and Reynolds 4-7), got down to toe "nitty-gritty," Manchester opens up ■with a as too small to be a pro run- Mhzur said. “ He did It 288; LoUch, Det, 270. ' T*>e opener vras a rather Ron in singled to deep marks about me to toe press, I 2, to(l-nlght. 1st game com- team physician. Dr. P. M. Pa­ son trade for Glcster Richard­ The Atlanta Falcons cut six, out son. Wiggin had only 27 varsity play- home encounter against Hall nlng back, ta toreatening to be- there today He carried NA'nONAL tiBAOUE commonplace affair for seven short. Bahnsen bunted and decided to seek him out,” Km - pletlonX of Aug. 1 suspended lumbo, Jr. including veteran Wide receiver the era In uniform. HlsK. Sept. 26. According to come the “ people’s choice.” boll, caught it, threw BATTINO (880 at bats)— builngs with the Yanks trailing p ln ^ runner Baker beat rookie ko ' explained. "Maybe It was game which was tied 3-3 after The operation lasted' an hour —Willie j Mitchell, defensive Jack Clancy, while toe Los An­ Uke East Catoollc, MHS has Wiggin, toe extra week Is An eighth round draft pick by blocked and made a couple Tbrre, « . L., .864. *•* virtue of having two run- cateher Carlton Fisk’s throw to my fault that I didn’t do so be- 13 innings. and a half, and Dr. Palumbo back, an eigii'L-year man from geles Rams dropped a pair, In­ been pracUclng since last Mon- probably toe .best thing that DAVE WlOODf toe Patriots In 1969, Gladieux tackles on our special teams, RUNB-Brock, St L., 112; *t®** torown out at toe plate by sfecond. Clarke then lined a hit fore, f explained to him that I Houston . (WUson 13-8) at At : / said it "went nicely with very Tennessee State who was a cluding third-year defensive day. ’’They are greener than could happen' to Manches- Manchester High ^ BomM. S.F., 98. *®*‘ fielder Carl Yaatraemskl. / t o center field, scoring Baker, have 25 Individuals to handle lanta (Reed U a i), night good results." starter in 1966-68 and has been back Cecil Leonard. Pittsburgh has been trying to prove he be­ "The guy ta something else, a J grsss,” chipped Ccach Wiggin, !«••• "It wlU give us one more longs for two yean. He even RUIW BATTED IN—TVirre, flWngs .began to hkppen/ln and Bahnsen also scored when amj i have reasons of nriy own San FranclscoMBryant 7-9) at The 37-yeor-old Jurgensen used on specialty teams since said it had placed eight players "But their atUtude Is good, ancl week of maturity, and get the great competitor. If we had 40 rr waa cut and claimed by toe St. L., 120; St^rgell, Pltt.,/ll9. the eighth ginning, by cdmcl- the ball twisted, pass Rick Mill- for doing things, even If he Los Angeles (I)steen 12-10), fractured toe coracoid pro then. on waivers, but refused to di­ they are learning our style of players who are on vacation, players with hta hsart, ws Buffalo Bills last fall. However, HTTB—rV)$Ttt, St. L., 208; dtnee — or was It?—the/lnnlng er. another rookie, for a triple, doesn’t understand them. I told night / cess—a small txme between his —Mike Adamle, running back, vulge toelr names before ' to­ football fast." familiar to our gogie ptens." wouldn’t have much to wowy he was ra-acquired by toe Garr, AU; 188. Rco Swoboda came o tt^ e Yen- White delivered Clarke with him I deal with each man In a Cincinnati (Nolah \ll-14) at upper arm and shoulder—of hla a rookie trom Northwestern day's deadline. John Wiggin, veteran quarter- Th® biggest help the club about” DOIjrailS _ Cedeno, Houst, kee bench. / bis 16to sacrifice-fly of the sea- whlrii I feel will benefit San Diego (Norman 2-11), night left arm, not his passing arm, in who holds six Big Ten records In NFL exhlblUcn play, At­ back, and Dick Tyo are toe only has encountered has been Patriots before mldeeasim. Added Plunkett: 84; Efirack, St. L., 82. Joke Gibbs open^ toe Inning ® 87-year-old AL him and toe club. Only games scheduled \ a National Football League ex­ and Was a No. 8 draft pick. lanta defeated New England returnees to toe Tribe wlto any transfer students. According to Used mainly on toe "suicide “ He's not so big. but hs’s •fREPiaB-Metxger, Houst., with a game-tyt^^^e run off ^ hibition game agatost toe —Chuck Hixson, quarterback, 46-36 In Sunday’s only game. real game experience. "It’s go- Wiggin,' three or four are out for platoons” for kickoffs and tough as hell.' '10; W. Oavlsi L.A., 10. Ray Culp, 1^4. Felipe Alou “ “ ■ Miami Dolphins Saturday. a rookie whp was toe NCAA Saturday nlghrt, Miami trounced Ing to be hard to replace toe de- football and each has been Im­ punts in the past, Gladieux fi- “ It was a gratifying gam* for HOME RUNS—StargeU, Pitt., singled and/went to third on "I’ve known about the record A Washington ' spokesman passing champion at Southern Washington 27-10, Buffalo parted players like Jim Bale- presslve. All have good size and nally ta getting toe chance to me, the end of a lot of fnistra- 44; H. Aaron, AU., 89. Roy Wilto’k single with White toe last two months,’’ said sold Jurgensen, toe ti^ranklng Methodist In 1968 and finished topped Detroit 81-17, Oakland sano, Denis Wlrtalla, Greg Ger- speed. show what he can do in toe of- tton,-” (Hadleux said. “ Natural Cy Young Awan eelged San Francisco 34-28, STOLEN BASES—Brock, St. taking lySecond when center White. "I had 10 sacrifice flies quarterbsu:k in NFL history, second in toe nation in 1969. main, Jock Hollk and John Once , again Larry Olsen will fenoive bo(MeId. ly I want to play regularly, but L, 68; Morgan, Houst, 88. flelder/|Reggle Smith booted toe In early June and toe last ____ \ would be out of action at toast ; Elsewhere, toe Cincinnati Houston beat Chicago 37-17, Duffy but I think, these .boys assist Wiggin wlto Dick Troy With toe Patriots trailing At- If I don’t, PU always Just try toj FTTCXUNG (14 Decisions)— b a s / couple of days I’ve known I had six weeks, meaning he will Bengals cut Tommy Smith, toe Philadelphia trounced New Or­ we have really want to play handling toe JV’s along, with lanta 88-7 at halftime Sunday, be ready when needed.” OuUett, can., 14-8 .787, 2.61; L^ihander BUI Lee replaced 1». It makes you a litUe ner- miss the final exhlbiUon game Olympic 200-meter champion in leans 34-0, Cincinnati trimmed ball." newly acquired coach, B a n y ' Coach John Mazur sent Ola- Then Gladieux dressed and V, N.T., 11-4, .788, 1.89. JMp and ^Swoboda batted for vous knowing you’re one away Eyed by Seaver and at least toe first five regu­ 1968 who had been on toe taxi Green Bay 27-24, Denver edged ’"niey have learned our Buinstein. Last year's coach dleux into action. went home, but not to bed Iro BOUTS—Seaver, NY., Ron Blom'berg and looped a from tying a record. lar season contests. squad for two years and was Minnerota 14-7 and Kansas City whole system In four days. It’s Jerry Cruise has transfored to Proving that desire can make mediately. He noticed a new 346; Jbnkins, Chic., 226. two-run single over drawn-In “ With a man on third I try to Hie other kind of cut was tiying to make toe club as a and St. Louis battled to a '17-17 os much progress as. wo made New Jersey. up for alleged shortcomings, neighbor moving Into an aiiait- ’ choke up a little more and just MONTREAL (A P )—^The New York Meta may not be more wjdely felt. It was the tight end. The Bengals also tie. Oladleux carried nine times for ment—and helped the older meet the ball. I usually hit a going anywhere, but Tom Seaver is. . kind administered by The Turk, dropped Chip Bennett, a lookie In the doubleheader extrav­ 88 yards and two touchdowns, gent carry furniture. fly ball that way. Seaver, the right-handed ace ------'------^------toe mythical creature who linebacker, and Gene Trosch.. aganza at Cleveland’s Munici­ both on short hard-nosed ______After going idUess his first of the -Mets pitching staff. Is "That depencis on how toe roams toe world of pro football The New Orleans Saints cut pal Stadium Saturday night, toe plungea. Notre Daine .Power lljree tjmes In , toe opener headed towards toe magic 20- nn-iters vote,” Seaver replied, training camps and trims the rookie guard Larry DlNardo, a Pittsburgh Steejers outscored S2 Out at East, He caught three pamea for 88 His New Toiic Rangers set a against Culp—"I was way out win circle—and If he pitches ■■jf would be nice to win, but rosteos down, to toe size de­ standout at Notre Dame, and the- New York Jrtp 36-21 In the yards, ahd also worked the team record last season when In front’’—White switched to a onjrthlng like he did against j>u jj^ye a lot of competltlcm creed ^ NBTi league rules. picked up veteran offensive i^ n e r and toe''., (Cleveland halfback option to perfecthxi, they scored 109 National Hockey 36-lnch, 36-ounce bat—“ an old Montreal Monday night, toere’ll from Ferguson Jenkins, Dock The ’Turk was busy Monday, lineman Remi Prudhomrne, cut Browns overpowered, toe New teasing 81 .yards for a touch- Loague points (old mark 93) on With Strong Defense since all NFL rosters milst be earlier by Kansas City. York Giants 80-7 In tfie night­ down. i record 269 goals. Their pro- one I brought from home be- be no stopping him. bhib and Steve Carlton.” Short on Depth CUFF DEMERS down to 44 by 4 p.m. (BDT) to­ The Siolnts also' dropped run­ cap. \ A peurttaan crowd of 48,081 vtous high in goals was 2M. SOUTH BEJtJD, Ind. (A P )— Notre Dame, generally ^ ^ ^ p m e n t i ^ t seaver. toe i96e Yoimg ^ East OqttioUe High collected Award By DEAN YOST four stral^t hits before His re'^oJdrecora to T17-8 S Monday“SfhtMon^y night ^by ERA, but he would would.be ra t^ r ...... have (AP plioto) - football ladder this fall, will be a defensive d)moma sacrifice Uy. recora to i? s Mwmay lu ^ oy would, be more UNSCHEDULED ACTION— ^When/Phillie/Rhillie catcher Tim McCarver said some- / , ) Already one full week into football practice again in 1971. H >» w, ~ - ( Ihe Red • Sox started five '•® *^’^"K satisfying for me to win 20 any- thing Lou Brock of Cards didn’t Jike, the latter started an unscheduled fight. Several Pats Awaiting News Sports Dial Catholic High has 52 carididates out, of these But toe offense will n ^ ^ ^ „owly recalled rookies In toe time, he declared. Here Brock gets in good left bdok to the body. McCarver was later banished. TONIGHT lettermen and 16 are seniors. “ We. are going t o dump plenty of tro<^ to bring up t>y Ben Ogllvle and one each by **®‘® *®’'® leaver oU toe As Squad Must Be Cut to 44 7:66 Red Sox vs. Yanks, dqr platoon system this season,’ stated Head Cp^h Cliff MANCHESTER TIRE, IMC. ” . from the reservers. them to six hlU, Including two He limited toe B xp^ to just j,g needed In toe second WTIO, WINK Delfiers, "Instead wo are gdlng —:------^ ^ Ed Gulybs, the leading rush- by Ben Ogllvle and one ach by f Inning, when they reached Mon- FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — toelr defense Monday, acqulr- wltoNpur best.’.’ games wUl be played at Mt! ° er for Notre Dame last season [Miller and Juan Benlquez. 1" the first Im d^ an(l a double starter Ernie McAnally Several members of toe New Ing tackle Dave Rowe from the "We\)inve very lltUe depth as Nebo. « with 534 yards, Is the only regu- "I didn’t know how to pitch by Gary Sutherland In the for three runs. Seaver helped leaders Better _ England Patriots awaited bad Houston Oilers. New England Brown Names Kvanez far as x^perience wIIK coaching staff remains returning in toe backfield, ------flfto-and.... . two walks, . while bis own cause with a two-run our backup reserves Kmlt^ In game with Demers asslst- but he’ll have plenty of help H o b b s T n u m p h s s tr ik ^ out 12. The ntoe score- uprising. news today as Coach John Ma- ghve up veteran Tom Fun- PROVIDENCE (AP) — For­ «xperience,\ cimUnued Dem- ^ LaFontana, A1 FREE mer Boston College star Jack from fullbacks ' John Clesz- UNDATED, Conn. Sports less Innings lowered his league zur needed to, trim toe. squad to chess, who-plays either often' ere. ’"nw t e W h ^ 't h(ul t q o „ ^ / , (d Jack Redmond. New York added four more ” UiB four- _ ^ Terry kow«*Kand Andy Huff and half- Briefs. Add: trophy, leading earned run average to to* National Football Leajnic’s slve ®*'^® guard8“ ®™ or tacklemci*” but““ i who Kvwcz, a Bridgeport, many contact Nhllta,” toe four- Freshman coaches are Rich m a n n out of Ids proverbial hat Darryll/Dewan. Lorry ROCK (A] runs In. the ninth, but by that Uta NoUonaJ Football I’®®*"®» ^eeg^g expendable by toe Im- n®«ve, has been named head backs Darryll!'i Dewan, Lorry l >m k KtxjK (*P) -i- Dave i.gs. year veteran mmtor remarked. Balduccl and Dave Petro. ' befOM the Irish play host to Parker and Bill Gallagher, all c f ^ England , drove a <ryeB^ Brian Sullivan at qrilirterback 26 St. Bernard’s, Home 3:00. ' beck, caused by toe graduation last year, appears to hitee that Oct. 2 Northwest, Home 2:00. of ’ntelsmaim lost June, will er.- Larry’s younger brother.- ‘“ '’®- _ . .__ thbm hit toe baU on the ground The Pittsburgh Pirates are vUth his 44to home run of the a kid.” "Well," answered Irtota’ 46-86 loss to toe Atlanta y®®^„'’****?*I ’ T'® ahnounJement Saturday W e Check is solid with Finishing recond In a . ______■ ______.s ______M _ l _____ ‘ D m a a 1« I fl A 14 * * l t poeltlon sewed up. Uiril^d In 9 W bodtw Wilson. Home Falcons Sunday before 48.681 ^® Now Orien^ ------, ------A lI^V eric^‘"rL lved^ m aT te- C lte^Irt w L Sant Posey of When It’s blowing, like that, you Philadelphia Phlllle hurler L(v better off than they were '1®^." playing experience; toe rantor 2:00. A1 Oliver hit a two-run homer Hgbt you.' goiifg lu n froshmon baseball coach at RRAKE SYSTEMS ■ALL JOINTS relatively inexperienced play- wood"*and^r'«^lar tight encl ne^bv Sharon. Skip Parber of *" well Palmer 1* an apprentice one year^ g O and the Los ■un-boked fana at Schaefer Sta­ signalcaller wlU have offenslye ib Xavier, Away night 7:30.' era. "I. don't go for these talklng- son trade. , , Carlisle,' Mass, was third In toe toq air.” detective In toe off-Mtason, Be Angeles Dodgers are hot- U*® •®v®"“; shoWnT m*rtche^“ "e x X lS ?i dium. only other experienced p la y ^ $8 Windsor, Home 1:80. SHOCK ARSORRERS • WHEEL IIARINOS Rangy Junior Jim B u|^. »- 'tUmlVe W .e wtilch waal run W|mt nre hla chsncen (or Uie worka for hla ate|galhartosr's dgen- fUon Biev were one t o n ® ®“ ® 12 games^Wk. Kim away and was ejected The Falcons scored on the first Balanced Attack Planned Henry Fellows, a senior line­ Glastonbury, Home 1:80. tlvlty In the National League. A year ago, the Buos had a play from scriirimoge, added JSnSited*’'^v®^toJ’te.'t ’Dielsmann from the gonje.for his trouble. backer, will be toe only re­ 26 South CaUurilc. Away AND OF COURSE 'riuatamiuin’B ^<>kiin man last teamed up last year to help the Richest and Longest Race for Bergin the Pirates hold a seven-game *®^ imd went on to Afterwards, both partlee were another touchdown two minutes turning veteran on defense. 10:80. YOUR TIRES Ir*** O” *®**. eighth In toe naUon lead In the East Division while toe divtston by five, willing to foi^ve and forget. later and stormed to a 38-7 B y Trinity’s D on Miller East will play 10 games ****?*’ ’ i**°***^ii* A In passing offense, second in to- halftime lead. ' starting wlto a ‘home opener good running aWUty and exe- * ihe Dodgers trail San Francisco - — Fast. Courtooui Sorvieo — In Winning Labor Day Stafford Event by the same count in'toe. West. PHUB - OARDB — UODGBRA - GIANTS — Mazur gave hta charges a HARTFORD (AP^ — 'irtnlty thorn John Knapp of Ansonta- against Rockville, Saturday, The New York Rangers set a '208-pound senior end Pittsburgh_ swept _ _a ___ doU' Ron Stone’s slxto-innlng sac- / good chewing out at toe Iritor' Mlller Is ®i'‘I three sophomoros. Sept. 18 and ending Thanksglv team mark wlto 49 viotortea last By ORAN YOST On the 7Rto tap, Bergin was national point race was lOto; blehead^r" 'from the Chicago Hflce fly gave toe Philliestheir mtaelon and made some second football coach Don The defeiudve backfield,' In Ing In an away contest wlto season, beating toelr old marital ★ SITOAL * * * I Sunday, hammered Plunkett Completed 17 of 29 quarterback Erich Walters, and tight end Whitney Ooqk. In Mon. -iTue*. - Wed. 8 • 6:80 w Ttiur*. • Fri. 8 • 8 '* Hal;' 8 • 1 jury. Btter was ’Ihetemanns without toe names of Clarence I" Enfield, set a new single-lap , ^ Berrier trailed De- Saturday at Stafford, Leo PIRATES - .CUBS — ' .Vi is t n a™ "t' hi# third of toe season end only _____ for 1*7 yards and ran who started In several games addition Ed Haws, who' started BEGINNING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11th hookup men two yeore ago and e IHs and Walt Patulskl, record of 20,89 or 86.16 miles g^^ro with toe hard running aaary In the. No, 4, took Nelscn Briles checked toe a* ^ . . ® _ • toe *)th of his career In toe for Ms Ilfs for another 11 yards igst fall, Is a leading candidate In several games last fall until Is In much too some poeltlon os Bills, on All-American safety, per hour. He .broke the old gigvens fourth. ■ honors with Cook second and Cubs on three In Pittsburgh’s mar teammates on toe Cards. sixth. ’Two more runs crosoed while going to* dlstanee In his („ repine* departed George Ma- knee surg*ry sidelined him, BANTAMS H ’TO 12 YRa OLD 9 A M. WE HONOR Staenberge.------will team with returnees Rol|^ track mark for modifies held rwvitit mAmr in elevensStevens uuru..third.. ' opener, the first cornpAmAmcomplete gome . ’The hard feelings apparently In the seventh when Wille eln- first pro start. lavn « ««!" l« available at center. 7 JUNIORS 1.1 TO 16 YRS. OLD 9 A.M. If Brown does not play at stepanlak and Mike Crotty in by Bugs Stevens with a dime of '’ja iic ^ i ^ e r ^ Plalnvllle Stadium had defend- by a Pirate hiirler In 16 starts, *^*®" *" earlier when fled end toe ball skipped poet Gladieux carried nink lime* n,|,pite the relurn of 20 let- Ah. tm|iortant part of tos M- quortetbaok. he’ll probably see the i defensive backfield. Both 21.09. Both of ^ rgln 's Ume Ing track champion Dave Alkos -nd hothlttlne Rknnla Stennatt McCarver dropped a pop foujln left fielder Ken llendemm, BOWUNO UllRTt, TROPHlip, BANQIIBT, TOPRNAMBNTa V I # U / for U yard* and two Kaieh- jormen, .12 of them sinrtera on tense will be hlekl(R[ spsclaltat a * ^ ARCO <> Jtanty cf field Orita as toe re- e IuIi and Stepanlak have Inter- tnUl lap. were turned In Identt- eS ito a i ^ ^ fim -inning with,Ttiiy Mordino, Pud ^ n p ^ o n in T rth W Sdouble i . ^ * ^ ‘® ?“*««“(Ibfoul * * * downs, and passed 61 ysnl* to year’s New Knglsnd Col- Duentln Kelto, a senior who set MON UP TODAY I plaoement for Soett Hampql, cepted 10 passes In toelr tvro- cal Umes. ^ •***“ *» ^ Noble, Tony iwembrlno an(l Bob f and took look -omsoma . needling, |i which ASTIUHIAimUNI . niUVRSNIUVRS - Qayta KMsf for aneSher score. ^ Division learn. Miller I* a New Rnglshd ooUeglate Notre Dome’s oU-tlme kicking year careen at South Bend. Leading frrm start tto finish, Am A. . . . Block flntehlnfflnlshlnjr In that order. riAitiAi*^ ail. u aiaHnitt .n/t kshe thought cameoo{ne from D^tk, ItoiMtonHouston rookie RoyRay IIKisse psfsnsiy* tackle lUm working with an Inesitertenced recont Isst year wlto IT e«i- V UP 1 0 f liOMTnilO PAY] ___ f r it r a iO A 1 JUU .. MM A A rt A» A.t ow alra.M sk* *sse> n ^ y a H f f i r M f * k it f1 i m X^orFor the toe flflAl finer 2020 IBJMI lape BJIDtifld airamd jyverride Pprk hosted a_ m 2660- m a Q0fl0 • AlMXi gMtU)#lt UUl mS a .e .A a 4. . . _____ A * . scoring leader. The O'®, ,186- Patulekl, a 6-6, 260 defensive pole-setter Bergin picked up aa aaaw- j i a i ti. aui- a i Brock liuilsted he didn’t get dmibted home a run In each of graMtad to# ball fr<«« Atlanta n„„ seeutlve suei'essfi ealra-ttolnl pound Brown kicked a 61-yard end, te the defensive leader. $1,290 In lap accessory money, ^ Iwlf n ^ , lap feature event Saturday, toe 1 "a„ ,11"' on McCarver, but when 'he two early torea-nin mittninta quartartack Itob iien y's haiMis Junior defensive end Mob kicks. PARKAOE BOWUNA UNES field goal In toe spring In- Ne’li direct a line that Includes $100 for-(be fastest time,. $126 Kl*). ®*®ar]ro, ^ ^ middle leg of toe triple crown, " "* a-?* come to bat In the fourth the os toe Aotros doiroed Atlanta and lumbarsd six yanla for the MAIICHESTIR TItE. IHC. _____ Ta ______A kjwAA>ji\ ...Ai.. _Asaa . aaa.aa.. irrni vMAm.t,AA,. mriH td nco’ fivAryi rier. Stevons. Ed Flemlce and ir.A_____ S_uA... n__T ,__t. im. score 2-2. and Roberto Cle- u. a a. ,______a.1i.,- a __ -Tv „ . 7 ..T 'I’hlel Is the only vetersn In Uir Ike Jlniitems will often Iheir tnuauitd game and booted\ euch etalwarts as ifW starter fr^m Ftd^stone and $8,0()0' from H®f< 8tovoir|s, Ed Flenike and Veteran Bobby Bard took ilM abd Roberto Ole- outfielder had to _ jump away behind rookie fiilplo Nplnks: MIe firrt NWkii England liaichdowni FARKADI tNOPflN« CINTIR 295 BROAD W. rewf thrse kteketfs out of■ the end' at idefeiulve ■ end ------Fred--- Bwend a- the posted awards for toe race, I>®o Cleary, checkered flag wlto Lou Caron- "lenie was purposely paimA so ^rom two Inside !l2!IIL*rofii!^ii «d d l7 ila y front sis Ami the csndidales lo eight game, schsdule gepi, N on e pitches from nmlnl trouble came from- Rarl and rase 4 4 i - 1 M 7 sen and huge tacklek Greg It waA ^a rich afternoon for A grand total of 64 cant filed galo second, Charlie olaH r *®titopaw Ken HolUitian could rookie reliever Manny Mtinis...... WilliKuns, AfllfOUttiiMl fot aJI smaalKkla S T (nr r ttietoe final eettrescore 611 Ihe other si«>la Includ .toe lire Mtad agMitM IJMte Three Barasghion will e»sn have to Marx''and Mike Kodlsh, If the Berglh In toe Bob Judkins' pre- into'Um pita, third, Jolck I)eoUy(ir f(jurth and foes Isftwwlngtng WllUe ftari Brook started for the ihs Rrarae' runs -wtUi a etnfle Til# Patrtnta m«ve

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Interest only chanical appUtude to work on the box in an envelop h.p., speed, 466 posl-rear rotar^-hlades.“*«■’ ■»«««• service Bnnfinn “ SWlng 1 6 ply In person dally 1811 a.m. Apply to Mike Hardel, General elope — 880 4 situations. Oomnwrclal build­ a shift from 8 a.m. to 4:10 address to the Classified end, many extras. *160. 649- c^ S l ^ ^ nervice. ------Friendly Ice Cream, Caldor*s Maijager. * lulpment Oo., 88, AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, ings from *20,000 to *100,000. p.m. packing polyethylene - y < ^ M an ager, Mancheateri 0768. Shopping Plaxa. .Evening Herald, together Main St., M u^ester. Hours storm windows, awnings, Qual­ Prompt, confidential oervlce. bags with the eventual possi­ ’ with a m em o listing the 1967 PONTIAC Lemons, 2-door daUy 7:806, Ihursday, 7:80-9, ity workmanship, free esti­ Carriage Realty,. 848-1110. WOMEN needed for part4ime HTZGERALD bility of learning to become a CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEtl com panies you do NOT hardtop, bucket seats, console, Saturday, 7 :80-4. M8-7968. mates. Fully insured. 6488417, ---- and lUll-tlme wattress work. set-up man on polyethylane want to see your letter. | 872-9187. Good pay for right person. Ap- bag machines. Fine working Your letter will be de- .POWER mowers, ow- 11,606. Full financing arrange ers, ___ repaireds— ^ and Blislness Opportunity 28 I»y ^ person, C&J Grinders, ^ FORD conditions In a sm all m odem Istroyed -If the advertiser ed. 640-2881. Ask for John. d. BIDWELL Home Improvement plant at' 672 Tolland St., Skurt GUMMER STREIIt BY PHIL KROHN Is one you’ve mentioned. Electric hedge clippers, Co. IBxpert Installation of alu- 378 Brood St., Manchester.______WINDSOR AYENUB ROCKYILLE Hartford. Please -call for Inter­ If not It will be handled, 19«1 AUSTIN HEALY 8000. Bx- cUiqiers, circular and hi minum siding, gutters and FTVK-OPERATOR beauty rix ^ BABYSTTTBJR wanted — Bent- 5-7 . In the usual manner. view bej^een 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. 'p6A(?A^we^- i % % i o \ ) e "•^.wneM I w 'h e l l o ' t o i S e s ., ceUent condition. 1966 Mustang saws sharpened. Pick up and ttlpis. Roofing Installatlmi and for sale In Yemen. Good loca­ ley sdiool area, after sdiool MAN with at least 8 years ex- "peAI?'J.L'.;TPV A WHY AAOTHERS <5ET /SRAV delivered. Sharpall, 648-6806. wetiula^ cxdy. Ask for Mrs. HIM (W ^ H O O L HE Wei/E(? ^•7 convertible, automatic trans­ rep a id . 849-6496, 876-9109' tion. Call evenings, 876-9716. and vacations, for third grade perience In driving dump ^U|T^^ A HA/?PL‘t' PHUfNlRlb' 49Mb' »|!j P erry, 638-9471. mission. Both reasonable. 647- STEPS, sidewalks, ,gtone walls, 3 : boy. Call 646-8488 after 6 p.m. trucks and oame exjierlence In HE9PONP5..." 0844 after 6 p.iin., week days. COLUMBIA — *46,600, price in- L oif and Found 1 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. R opfing eludes c l^ 1890, — thrw PART-TIME htip wanted, for J^!2^*!Ji2Ja!»!******** employ- 1966 FORD Mustang, 2-door Chlmiiey* " story buU(Ung, with 2-;story eH, laundry duties. Apply in per­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL FOUND — Hie best place to 1 6 - A B hardtop,hardtoD. 4-speed4-« wmI onrm the floor, outside railings, land- ______• 6-room newly redecorated son, Meadows Oonvaleaoent HEiLP wanted aU shifts. E xcel­ choose home decorations and *896. Full financing arranged, scaping. Reasonably jiriced. ROOFINO — 8p i^>artment includes valuaMe Hom6, 888 BidweU St. lent benefits, start *S. per IWATk R 6H r.1M EBest)0 gifts Is Your Gift OaUery at LEGAL 649-2881. Ask for John. Call 648-0861. pairing roofs of all antiques, could be grocery hour.' Firestone -Retfead, 20 Q i f t l ) -THeYtee NOT c a ic h in g /WJCH M K C U R y IN 'EM. Watkins, 986 Main St. Your roofs, gutter worly ■store. Acre plus. Sseluga Real­ RESPONSIBLE mother to cars SYYORDFISM ANYM ORE? home town friendly world of 1986 FORD LTD Country Squire 8BRY1CB (Soucler) BtdweU Rd., South Windsor, NOTICE cleaned and - repaired, ty, 742-8660, 742-9084. for 2 school age children, your 389-ia6L ) W w ^ ) r r - gifts. Telephone, 648-6171. wagon, power steering, power Trees cut, buil/jlng IMs clear­ years experience. Free est!> home, start September, Yer- The Planning and Zoning- 1 ■» brakes, air-ccn^tloned, *1,496. ed, trees topped. Got a tree Com m lssian' wUl hold pubUo STRAYED — Near Hebron Rd., mates. Call Howley, 648-6861. planck area. Reiily Box L, If * -J rJ !•-; .; * t Full financing arranged. 649- problem! Well worth phone Manchester Herald. hearings on September 16, 19T1 Bcrftqn, Mack male cat, four 2881, ask for^John. call, 742-8382. PilWite Instmetiont 32 MANAGER at 7:80 p.m . In the Muhictpal white marks underneath. H eotiifg and Ptaimbing 17 SECRETARY For boy’s department want­ Building and wUl Include on Named M ewter, 647-9706. ' 1968 CAMARO, 2-door hardtop, FOR RENT — Chipmore brush ______chipper with man, hour day or OILtNT’ S Plumbing Service — PIANO InstrU^Uon in m y home, The Oak HUl School for The ed in our suburban Man­ the agenda th]i foUowlng pro­ automatic, whitewall tires, posal: week. 742-9606 Eree estimates, plus quality McKee St.^649-9679. Blind is soaking a secrefary for chester store. Apply Mr. PLAIN JANE bucket seats, *1,666. Full fi­ the adminlstratlcn office. AppU- BY PRANK BAGINSKI AttfemebllM For Sole 4 work. 648-6841. nancing airanged. 649-2M1. Service — rem ovals and ______X: . cant must have typing and steno Gamer. In conjunction with pro­ m Ask for John. posed amendments to Arti­ 1986 OLDSMOBILE F86, cus- pruning. For free estimates M A M Plumbing A Heating — U a Ib W nntnrt fn ^ iila 3B abiUty and be able to use dleta- YOUTH CENTRE cle n, Section 9 (Agenda tom MaUon wagon, can be seen iseo MOA, bnmxe-yellow, wire caU anytime, 872-8266. no Job too small. Free esU- «»P xwwmuu ■ uiiiu^ 9 9 equipment. Familiarity Manchester Parkade Item t), the Commissinn in­ at Hie Crocket^ Agency, 244 mates gladly given. Bathroom RELIABLE woman for work at !??? i»eply between 6 a,m.-3 p.m., no deUvery. coUect 1- SCHOOL bus driven — Bolton. 1964 CHEYY Impola, ,4-door cleaning, mowing lawne, pro­ Chairman interested in medicine, and iioo young to make it inder, exceUent condition, HilUardviUe Luncheonette, 808 439-3100 or write LaUrsne Oo., Houn T:30—0 a.m. and 3-S:45 ■ •yr'*' ’ ' .. b|irdtop, *860 or best offer. Call fessional experience in win­ M lU n e r y , CUrenee W. Welti, p a y o f f ! ” *960. Can be seen at Rlxzo Adams St., Manriiester. Goshen, Ct. 06786. p ^ . Call 649-8400. 646-8370. Pools, Yemon Circle, Yemen, dow washing and rug sham­ Or^RSUMklng 1 9 Secretary Conn. pooing. OaU 6*9-8894. , ..^1.,.. w o m a n wanted to worii ap FULL TIME teUer, The Savings m a N WANTED for floor wash- 1969 FIREBIRD, 860, auto- ______LADIBS dresses, suits, wedding proniimately 5.. hours per day,A .l Bonk o f Manchester, 933 Mal^NJanitorial dutlea. Part- Dated this 7th day cf Septem- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY maUo, blue, white Interior, i909 YOLKSWAOEN, automat- WASHING machine repairs, gowns and veils, aU custom RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Monday through Friday. Du-, IPT'**** ***■• 8**)®*® »*■ ^ e . momlngt. 6464330. hardtop. CaU 648-0866 or 648- tc, white with red Interior, ra­ made; Some alterations. Rea­ Maytag. Reasonable rates, ties consist of telephone soUcl- 9693. dio, low mUeage, exceUent sonably prices. 649-U88. i; MAN WANTIBD part-time, eve­ WINTHROP BY mCK CAVALLl Owner of Pike Coin Wash and tation and ^rvlewlng per- r b l i a BLE woman for general running condlUon. *1,650. CaU nings, for janitorial duties. 646- Dry aeanlng,\^IQCU*U*H, *fU276 WestTYVSV JVAAViAUOMiddle " qpecUve customers. Apply housework, two half-days or 1N9 VOUeSWAGEN, white with 648-7202 after 6. 4220. . i O « w l i T a UH-HUH... IM AFRAID WHAT b o t h e r s M E IS, I'M Y red Interior. ExceUent condl^ 'Dimpike, next to Stop and mOVIIig “ Manager, Parkade Lanes, one fuU day weekly. 646-4234. Manchester Shopping Park------7HB/LL FIND THE tloii. *1,600. Phone 640-8610. 1970 DODGE Dart Swinger 840. Shop. 648-4918, 647-1719. Trucking - Storage 20 r BBPONSIBLB n^w with track 9 B6QINNINQ10 BEUEVE HIM. 7 ade. CHRISTMAS sales start now! UXLIR3PS IVE g o t 20,000 m iles. Excellent condi­ driver’s license to^work at egg REWESAYING of bum s, moth- — DeUvery- Quick, phone now for complete H\OC&i UP 1H B3E. tion. *2,100. Must sell. Phone plant. Inside and ouw je dutlea. holes, sippers repaired. 'Win­ light tracking and packa(;e de­ SALES associates.attention Information on how easy, fun, y 1908 TRIUMPH TR-4, *600. Call 646-6190. Contact MlUer Farms',. Route VMM dow shades made to measure, resldento of Manchester and and profitable, your life can be 046-6848. Uvery. Refrigeratm, 'washers 81, North Coventry, 648-80*1. 1962 BEUUR (Chevrolet, 4-door all size Venetian blinds. K tyu and stove , moving, specialty. surrounding area, start train­ as an Avon Repreaen^tive. 1986 OUTLASB ccnverUble, V-8, power steering,, 8 cylln- made whUe you wait. Tape' re­ Folding choirs for rent, 649- ing today. Training program Act now before the vacancies automatic, bucket seats, new dw, radio, good condition, col­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 0762. . for state licensing. Additional are filled. CaU 3894922. battery and tires, plus snow or sondi good lines. *896. Call Main St., 649-6231. extensive training, in the pro­ tires. *660. 644-8697 after 6:80 fessional approach to a real MAIDS — New York to *138 V RN or L fN 848-8186. TWO handymen want a variety Pointing —. FopO lfng 21 p.m . estate career. Maturity may week. Best jobs now. Fare U pan. *7 aon. — Full ibr Pnrt-Tlin* at jobs by day or hour. We be on asset. High 66 p er cent sent. Rush references. Free r 1969 FIAT 860 Spyder, low mUe- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, 1906 CHRYSLER Town age, expertly maintained. Ask­ clean yards, attics and ceUars ccmmlssion schedule. CsU Mr. gift. Miss Dixie Agency, 800 W. ^ want peiTnanent professionals who can o ffw BUZZ SAWYER BY ROT CRANE Reasonably. CaU 648-6806. Interior and exterior painting, UPPENLY A MAN WITH A GUN Countiy station wagon, pow­ ing *1,326; CaU before 6 p.m ., Dwyer at Evans A CUapp, Re­ 40 St.. Dept. U8B. N.Y.C., patient care to our guests. Fully paid insult ^ R N .' IT'S e pointmant. ply In person, W. T. Grant, LIGHT trucking, cellar/ud Painting and paperlxig. FuUy 946-3881 DOES VOUR IMVITATION SHOW very i^asonahlb. Owner trans­ up, 4-door travel cab, Y8, 4- k^chester Parkade. W t f ^ -TPSeg THB 6H0ST0F, "attics cleaned, odd jobs, insured, wm-kmen's compensa- SCHOOL bus drivers Bolton. ferred. 644-1873. speed, good condition. 648-1932 An equal opportunity employe^ THISLbveLORN LADY RK»B / THB lawns, trees cut tMdynmovad. tlon, UablUty, property dam-' Hours 7:30—0 a.'|n. and 3-8:46 FROM HBR WATBRY GRAVBT/ MAP PIN^WYs after *• ' „ 3 6 OUlSMOBILE, I960, Delta 88, CaU 648-6000. / age. e U l 6M-104Q. p.m . Call 640-84OO. H d p 4-dpor, hardtop, low mileage HAVE truck, ^ move Items, RICHARD E. MARTIN. FuU A P p lY NOW WANTED — Manager - book\ sxceUent condition, fully equip- Tj clean atUcs^/wd oellara, odd professional painting tervloe, keeper, Flano’s »Motor Inn. Ap­ ped. Must sell. Bargain, phone M oollo HOIIMS 6 - A jobs. EYee^^estimates. 876-8068. Interior-exterior. SYse estl- Evenings free? SeU Toys and ply 100 Bast Center St., Mon- TOWN OF BIANC 648-8161 svenlngs. or 64B-147B AITENOER 1971 33’ self-con­ mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. Gifts' Party Plan, l^o invest­ cheater. d a y s tained trailer, exceUent condi­ ment — No coUactl)|ig — No MAN WANTED part-time, for LE0AL NOTICE I960 TmtlMra TU-B, excel tion. *8,800. Call 040-7870. BulMIng Coniraetliig 14 c b i u n g specialist exjexpert ______Z ______’ ^ workmanriilp. One ceiling or deUvering. No experience afternoons and Saturdays, Ap- lent oondltton. Many new ply In person, W. H. England TT» and Zoning Oonunlsslcn wUl hold pubUo baartaga 9 *>■ a l l ■* ■ aa all s a il aau^4!aeiyo(ir 'celUngs. ■■repaired a at a. I oa ■ i* and needed. Call or write "Santa's parta, nTiTafter OiU mornings, or after I***...... MBADOLARK camp trail- LEON dESZYNSKI buUder h..n» Hardware, Route 44-A, BoUen on Sei ibw 16, 1971 at 7:80 PM . in Ul6 Municipal BuUding to er with full-family room and new hojnes custom buUt, re' painted. Rea/Mnable rates PartlsB," Avon, Conn. 06001. hear and CcnoKler the foUowlng petlUona; A L L E Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 6 p.m ., 648-7800. Notch. all utilities. Phone 646-7770. m odelin g,' addlUons^ , reo CaU 640-8908. Tel. 1-678-8466. ULLIAN T. KEENEY — Z(>ra OKUtNOB — ADAMS , . WHEN DO I SHOULD GOOD! I'M ANXIOUS:; ...ALTHOUGH MUCH OF 1966 ODMBT sUtlon wagon, rooms, garages, kltohsn rs- NEW STATE ROAD YOU EXPECT TD ;G^^-,JN G TO SEE THIS BRAIN-/^^ SO AM BUT I CLANK'S ME04ANICAL nreiDB-outslde palnUng. Spe- HEAR FROM DR good running condition. *300 or 1070 SKAMPER —Immaculate m odsled, bath tUs, m a c 1 To change the acnlM from Residence A THE TAPES ' CHIU) OF VOURS - A • I, POC.» SHOULD PERFORMANCE CAN BE oemem clal.rates for people over 65. Also Booking Parties TOWN OF nees I to Bustneesless IIu for a parcel at the FRITT, OSCAR?, ANY ever IN /‘CnONl W/LRNYa ' PREDETERMINED... best effar. 047-1674. condition, sleeps 8, 3 tables, work. Steps, dormsrs. Real- NOW.' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFP seating 8, faotciy built-in sink, CaM. my compeUtors, then call WOMEN needed for marking Adams- Street and New iBtaCe Road as dentlal or oom m srolal. CaU me. Estimates^ given. 649-7888. and measuring, c a ll vrimay LEG plan enUUed "A rea Map New State. Road, 1964 MERCURY Monterey, 4- Ice box and 8-buraer gas stove, 649-4301. 110 and 12 volt hook ups, a w n - ______646-4199. A Depot Streets Manohsster Conn. — Soale i Ieoh I OAVf AWAY COME mir I CAN'T THEY EENTA moci? THEN THEY NOTIFliP THE door hardtop, automatic, pow­ J. P. LEWIS A BON, c u s ^ ______NOTI equals 80 feet July 1971 Griswold A Fuss Ine." OF THE WBLCS THEY dOTDTWRJUCi OF HEAOW IDdENEAAL er atearing. Excellent running Ing, gas and water supply MASONRY work all typea stone HMieemct n to M l decorating. Interior and jex- HOUSEWIVES preferred The Zoning Board of Appeals D A L CORPORATION — GROUP DWBLUNOS — HENRY WERE teiUNO TD PELIVEAYIN/VWNAME —IFI ncK irtP oondiUon, Best offer. 338-0060. built-in, vinyl sides not canvas, and concrete, no job too small, for EELATIVfiE OF DEAD ID A FOST OfFICS NBA* terior, 'paperhangtng, fully In­ part-Ume maids, must be wlU- will hold public hearings on BTREET TNSYIL ncKAU flbieglass screening on all win- over 20 years sxperiencs. Free To develop Oiroup Dwellings on load with front­ HIM CITY... I Pour 1007; FORD Falrianq, very good sured. For 'free estimates, call Ing to work weekends. Own Monday, September 30, 1971; HTIM 3 KNOW WHICH ONE / dows, solid hard top, beauU- esUmatea. (3aU after 6, 648- .649-9666. It no answer 648-6863. age on Henry Street. The parcel la shown on a oondlUon. standard' transmls- fully finished Interior, cush- jgqo or 044-3076. transportation. Call 644-1604 etorUng at 7:80 p.m .. In the m ^ enUUed "Proftorijr^ M ^ Main, Orovs, Summit sloii. Asking *1,000. CaU 64«- Ions have been covered w ith ------— ; .>------for Interview. Hearing Room of the Municipal Henry Streets — Scale 1 Inch equals 100 feet Building to hear and consider 3U3. , plastic since new. New cost N. J. LAFLAMME...... Floor Flnitliing 24 1971 Edmund Van Dyke Cooc Arohlteot, Oteo- *1,880, real buy at *1,396. 648' contractor, AddlUona, rem od-______SEWING machine operators the following peUUon: STATE POTmABT !»•*' Bonnevlllo, wanted with experience, part HEARING ALSO. 9890. eling and repairs. CaU any- FLOOR SANDING, and refIn- ZONING lUDOUlaATtON AMENDSCENT arttcud u , m > groan 4-door, 436 engine, pow- Ume for free estimate. 876^ tshing (speolallilng In older or tull-Ume. 048-3364, Oobar Item 12 Lynch Motors, Inc., TTON 9 — INDUSTRIAL ZONE sr stasring aitd disc bfakss, ------— ---- —- ‘ —-— —— 1642. floore). In and outside . paint­ Co. rear ot 37-39 lila c Street and ITSM • The Plaimlng and Zoning Oommlaston prop ossa to atr-oondlUonlng, new Urea, M o f O r c y c lO t - l le y C l M 11 ing. etc. No job too small. John ^ rear of *41-847 Center Street, amend•d ''ArUds a , SeoUen I, Industrteil Zona, by l a n c b i / v i adding a permitted use to Paragraph 9.001. BY COKER and PENN blaok vlnjrl top, oUisr extras, WBg ROBBIN* Ckirpentry ra- Verfallle, 649-8760. w a i t r b m part • Ume, Business Stone II and Reet- I0T1 SUZUKI BOO 00., sxosllsnt moUellng speotaUst. AddlUons, nights, 4:80-9 p.m. Phone 649- "HotS and MMotel / IF v eu DON'T LllCe MV Oill eiS-0466 after 6. dence Zone B. Request Spe­ Hotels and Motets may Inolude stthsr or aU of the running condition, 1800 mltss. rsc rooms, dormers, porches,- 9097. cial Exception to expand busi­ V CODKIN&, WHY PDN'T j // Call 646-9701 after 6 p.m . oablntte, form ios, buUt-li( , following faolUUee if detleytloped as a oompUn on a wi YOU PAT C5UT ? 9 ness premises by 40 feet oh lot of slngls ownership 168* OUMMSOBILB 443 convert- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-1446. MIDDLE-AGED Woman as live- \L 27 In houseksspsr Ui Manohsster, northerly side ot lot and New ( 1) RssUunsnt (Indoor oervtos and seating Ible, *TD0, Phone 6*8-0018. ' Stocks Mortgages 1969 HONDA *60, sxosllsnt con- NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS four younger rJilldren. Refei^ Oar Dealer's License and O r- only.) BASIBIR Payment mortgage (8) Banquet Halt 1917 CKBVROLBT Impala Bu- dlUon. Osll 849-U83. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ encee required, Osil IT*-***!. tlftoate ot Approval tor same; . plan. Pay Interest only for also variance to extend busi­ (») AutomobUe Servtoe Station (subjeot to ZM A, LITTLE SFOiTTS BY iJier Sport, f-dobr hardtop, tions, rto rooms, porches and two to five years, thsh p$iy lirri 460 HONDA Soramblsr. FULL • TDH) domesUo work. ness use 16 feet In Residence automatio, power ateertng, roofing. No job too small. Call the balsnoe without penalty. PETER F. lALAufSlT BT AL - EXCAVATION FMIMn> - low mllsags. No reasonabls of- Must have own transportaUon. B Zone, at above location. J i buokat seats, consols, *1,416. I4M I44. No brokers' tee, no appraisal Call *4a-7*4t. UNION FnUBIlT ' Full ft«anolnf anmngsd. 649- . far rsfused. tlaU 64M366. AU persona Inlerqsied may al- ITNM ..4 To axoavate and' operate a Borrow Fit far fM s n l DORMERS, farages, por^as, fas. Call now. Immediate ssrv- M61, ask fo r John. removal at 1*0 Union Street. Owner of pr operty ,16*0 HAA t9»o|)p*r Immaculate rso rooms, room additions, Ics. Mortgage Finance Co., WAmUD**, s;*0 am, to *;*0 lU -U lf. *5a-7l63. I p.m., Monday through Friday, Z(N)e Rbard ot Appeals Adslla Kasheta, (londlUun, relnillt anglns, new Mtehens, add-a-lsvels. rooting. CharWsMs B. McKMcKensle, Ooptsa of these sppUoaUons have boen filed la the Tosm Oletk'a good iKinL b»te of ohroms. * . , Apply country Donut Bhok nCFALiA Chsvrulst, 1 800 Siding, general repairs, Qual- m o r t x u g b s IsL and Ind,. t^Tialrman i offloe,I end may be Inspected during normal tmatiisss hours. 646-MW7. , , . . toil Main W., Manchester,r, ' ' •ispaila, *100, *46 *416. Ity workmanship,, mianotet mortgagsa Interim financing . ___ \ . John A taglaneilu, PLANNING AND SdOfflNQ _ _ .... avallabls. Boonomy BuUdars. expedlsnl and confidential WOMAN to do houaeworh, part- ■eorelaiy ' JUSliL IN* aMBVnOLBT,------, „ . s a J Joseph Lk thranaean. Cbalfwaia uto. Inc., ttlA)**, ITtiietT, •ervlcf. J. D Real Balale Ume one day weekly call 94A Dated this Tth day of Septem eSarenee W wim , Seerstory. a ptua, aai. Head Herald AcU nlafs. Aoaen.. 94*AII9.„ . ' ITM her 1*71 J Dated Uite Tth day of September, 1*71 N*4, *ftar 8 p.m. aaw«« S 1: . V 1 .

■ ' . J ■■ ■ PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER T3VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 pAia Tm OTeOlS Household Goods SI investment Property Houses For Sale 72 Houses For ilole 72 72 Uta For Solo WANTED to buy*—Coed appli­ For Sole 70-A MANCHESTER — Just ,llsUd, 73 Out of T« ances, kitchen seta, beds, large 8-room Colonial, '4 bed­ 75 INDUSTRIAL zoned land — Offurud by the CLASSIFIED bureaus, couches, chairs, BERRY'S WORLD MAifCHESTER rooms, 1% baths, 2-car ritrage, COVENTRY HoHday South Windsor, Route . 9. 16 tables, lamps, dining sets, $26,900. SOUTH WntDUOR acres, whter,- sewer, rail, for 92.900 lounge sets etc. C&ll 646-7679. EXECUTIVE COLONIAL Re^to™, 647-9098. WHY WATT? , Road T oll sale or land lease. John PHILBRICK 100’ X 866’ treed lot. Near Move right Into oar vaaaat ADVERTISING t r a d e r " P " — Antiques, Blsaell,' Carriage 'Jfealty, . 646- Brand New —. In a prestige^ 106 FOOT 7Vi-room custom Coventry Lake, dwner U be- Raised fUnefa in baanlM used furniture and appliances, 1110. area. Front to back living brick Ranch. 87’ living room, Ing traneferred to Califor­ "Blreb Hm." Garner ba e Put at 614 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 90 Pearl St,, Manchester. Open 2- car garage, 2K acres. Gor­ nia, Will listen to decent of­ been traneferred^ to Texas 18-UNIT three year old garden room with center fireplace. AGENCY daily and evenings. We buy geous view. Hutchins A ^ n - fer. Oall J, Florence, 646 and his eswnpawy wants tUs 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. apartment complex offered at Hdge formal dining room, and sell. 643-6046. cy, 6466824. 6806. far -less than' replacement country kitchen with all ap- ROeXUBOaB — Large ouatom pllan'6ea, laundry. Large buUt Ranch. Living room 87’ now. Wlw watt when you s e w in g . machine — Singer valuel $18,000 per unit. Over COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. family room off kitchen with MANCHESTER — Immaculate ean bqy this esmof-st-fciad 4iS0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PEBUOATION zig-zag. Buttonholes, mono­ $30,000 income. John Blsaell, ksdg, maator bedroom LTxia’ , _ _ on a ramp isadliig to uJferelate sliding glass doors to over­ 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam­ B & W • • at HMOO, tOr. DeMlIlne (or Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Friday grams, hems, etc. Originally Carclage Realty, 646-1110. BAWlOWg and’ wAli^AOB CO. 84 in Us homeUnni. sized patio deck, 'Four bed- ily room. Three large bed­ Oordan. 6468808. $349, now only $94. Easy Wttti M x W ewlmmlng pool. ’ThU Manoheeter Parkade [ rooms, master bedroom rooms, -flreplacb'd living room, A Branford man diewasd terms. Call 922-0931, dealer. ■ attached garage. Private yard. may be the h ^ you have besm Mancheeter 6466808 • • YOVR COOPERATION WILL Land For Sale 71 ' with walk-in closet, trying to find for a long time. B W • Monday aAemoon witau ha 8iB BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 baths, plenty of closets. 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re­ Gall today for an appotntmsnt. overboard into Long latand JLUMBIA —28 lots near the altors, 6462813. BARROWB and WAUJbCE CO. Antiques 56 Stereo Intercom in every Manrhastsr Parfcade Sound while e>«wa«n^ oaaaa lake. Reasonable terms, to TWO-FAMILT — 66, very rdom, 2-car garage, acre lot. MANCHESTER ~ Four-family O u t-o f To w n flaUng ttnsa on a ,h6at- BoOaa qualified buyer-builder. John ANTIQUE CLOCK, E. Howard Picturesque setting, Quality in center of town location. All clean. Recmtly redecorated. For Sole mid Thomas Hanog, 86 appor- Continued From Preceding Page A Oo. gallery, 44" diameter Bissell, Carriage Realty, 646- New wiring and cerson. The only thing Realfos^ 643-1577 rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, many extras. trol OB Oona. 2 asar Horwldi. /_ altors, 649-6324. FIANO AGENCY service and drain fields. she was 'searching tor' this summer was an interesting MUST SELL —Two-family' 4V4- 646-0131. EUJNGTON — left the road aad reiM ovar George H. Griffing, Andover. BOY’S clothing, sizes 2 to 12. STATELY 6bedroom Colonial, 64&.26T7 It's riifi greased pig con­ aeveral Uaiss. Help Wanted - / Excellent condition. Many experience she could write about tor school!" 4 rooms, 160 Charter Oak St. MANCHESTER — Newer 4- 6H-room Ranch, fireplace, 742-7888. DUNCAN RD. — Ansaldl buUt bedroom Garrison Colonial, cofiiplstaly redeegratod first buUt-lna, large treed lot, only test at the fair— and cofi- PoUee Identified the victim ae Molie or Female / 37 Elegant Heir suits, worn by Garages. Interested persons 6 large rooms, large breeze­ fioof, (ront-to-back Hving room, 86yeai-old Beverly Weaken only call owner, 649-1919 after buildins, 3 baths, fireplace, % $23,900. $2,400 down. Lownds A COVENTRY — Lakefront! Spa- ABOUT 300 used fluorescent one child. 928-3664, way, 2-car garage, I'Ai tiled fonnjsl diaing room, modem sidering the field of mud, sMp. REAL ESTATE Sales— Excel­ 6 p.m. acre treed lot, garage. Only Manning, Realty, 875-8857. clous and gracious furnish li^ t fixtures with bulbs, 4’ and baths, built-ins, full attic, fire­ Mtchab with breakfast alcove, the question might be lent opportunity with growing $33,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. „ ------atylo l6room home. 8-car ga- cart R. Blahop, 86 of New 8’, sell any amount. Ideal for place, plastered walls, city __ IH baths, garage, assumable SOUTH lOlfosd was killed early company. Potential for unusual Wanted - To Buy 58 MANCHESTER — Centrally lo- WINDSOR — 6room rage, fireplace. 2H bofltaa, buUt- who needs greose? A bit factories, offices, garages, A^rtments - Flats - Business Locations utilities, immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER area — 9-room mortgage, $84,900. Raiaed Ranch, 2-car ghrage, 2 iim, etc UO* a—hHs .i w^er- 'iriiett he was struck by three earnings on Commission basis. cated spacious 4-bedmm old­ of ofd-time Americana workshops, warehouses, show­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. custom built Garrison Colo­ full baths, roc room, aiuml- ^ loL 842.000. SiehigaR^ vdiielm as he walked aloag a Experience preferred. For in­ WANTED — antique furniture, Tenements 63 For Relit 64 er Colonial, l'^ baths, fire­ COLONIAL with swimming pool, rooms, schools and recessed PITKBN — Porter St. area, 6- nial. Large family type rooms. num siding, one acre lot. ty, 7 4 6 8 6 ^ 7 4 6 9 ^ !^ that's still around in foggy Oonn. 86 in Sharnpm, po­ terview,call 646-9393, Mr. Stark­ glass, pewter, oil paintings 'or place, large park-llke yard. first-floor family room, one full, ceilings, $4. each and up. Ex­ -other antique items. Any quan­ MANCHESTER — Three-room PRIME air-conditioned office year old aluQilnum sided cus­ Five bedrooms, 2^4 baths, dou­ more extras. $38,900. Lownds ______lice reported. weather. Only $26,900. Hayes Agency, many p laces—'^uch as tra bulbs 3 for $1. Case oi 30 apartment, second floor. No space, Pyramid Building, 367 tom built, 8-room Garrison. ble . garage. Hayes Agency, ] half batba, encloaed screwnad A Manning Realty, 876-8867. COVENTRY — New 6H*room A 36yearvold Rockville maa tity. The" Harrison’s, 643-8709, 646-0131. I porch, centrally alr-condltlon^, bulbs, $6.90. Gremmo A Sons 160 Oakland Street. children, no pets. $140 month­ E. Center St. Available Aug. 1. Family, room with beamed 646-0131. Rsatch, m baths, fireplace, Sandu^y, Ohio. How did died early Saturday whea Ida Sales, 819 E. Middle Tpke., ly plus heat. Lease, security. Secretarial and telephone an­ ACREAGE — Circa 1800. 11- celling and built-in bat, dream large yard, $88,900. ANDOVER — Home and bual- lovely country setting. Must be it turn out? Happily for pickup truck slammed Into the AMERICA’S LARGEST Manchester, 649-9963. WANTED TO BUY —Good used Hayes Agency, 646-0131. swering service available on room Colonial, barn, high ele­ MANCHESTER Dutch Colo- ness 6H-rooroM.Ranch, oil beat, kitchen with barbecue, ' etc. contemporary L 8 h ^ sem. Only $M,600. TJf. Crock­ rear of a tractor trailer acloos 8 (am l^ aUd out of control aad toppUd 0131. num sidhig, new heating sys­ over .in WaUlngfonL fieventesn West Middle Tpke., Man­ MANCHESTER - One - bed- post office. Excellent business MANCHESTER — 3 - family tem. Off East Center St., trees. tty ro<».x$ bedrooms, 2-w ga- homo^TbeautUul second laks, ™“ l>*k>g Reach, eeel^ con- Rooms Without Board 59 y e a r ^ John W. FUtatraaott chester, Conn. 06040. AQUARIUMS — two 10 gallons, room garden apartment. Car­ location, with bVillding. Call home, liew furnace, many im­ MANCHESTER — Two-family, rage. Many extras stay, includ. verted to single reeldence. written warning for having de- ed an egg at a car tra'veling Hutchins Agency, Realtors, tile bath; Timken beat, 2 fire- Student VotCTs Jr. of Prague died in a oaMcar one 16 gallon, complete. Call LARGE furnished room for peting, all appliances, heal, 646-2426, 9-9. ' . provements, large rooms, good two furnaces, aluminum sid­ Ing refrigerator and freezer, Seven rooms, 3 baths, 3-car fectlve equipment, ie Sept. 20. along W. Middle Tpke., opposite 649-6324. placee, porchee, partially fur­ Ehnig Center accident In Nonrich. 646-5440 646-0077. .■ male only, psu-klng, $16. week­ Etnd parking. $170. Immediate Iccation. Call now. Only $29,- ing, recent roof and gutters, washer and dryer, new wall-to- garage, full dry basement, ;------the Bulger Castle. 1,000 SQ. FT. Available on nished. TVeanendous deal for Get 0 >urt Test ly. 6460223 after 6. occupancy. Highland Oak Vil­ 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. central. Helen D. Cole, Real­ FOREST HILLS — 6r rfolen from alongside a Deer- dents who complain they have more durable and — aa- MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- $39,000. Louis Dlinock Resdty, the foUowtiig schedule: son. Bonanza Sirloin Pit, 287 $1. Olcoti Variety Store. pliances not included. Lease any business. $229 monthly. room, sundeck, city sewers, MANCHESTER — Brent Rd., 7- garage; second floor — living been denied the right to vote tosnobOm, the praUdent of bedroom apartment. $209 per garden tools. $86,000. 6469818. ttiwwtMy ttirough Saturday, Dr. home. W est' Middle Tpke., Manches­ security required. 643-6166. 649-6644. 1 split " rail fence. Hutchins room Split Level, 2 baths, rec room with fireplace, wall-to- COVENTRY — 7-room custom wood Dr., alter a car driven _____ where__ they__ _ attend______aohool are___ to NaUcnal S a h ^ Counett aaara LOFTY pile, free from soil is month, including heat, appli­ 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ter. Agency Realtors,' 6466324. room, fireplace, carpeting, ga­ wall carpeting, formal dining GMIACIOUS antique coloqlal in built Ranch. Two fireplaces, by U-year-old Robert Bard Jr. ^ . ... , * the number, of traffic arcldenta the carpet cleaned with Blue THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ ances, air - conditioning car­ A telephone backup ser­ /■—______■ ...... ' , rage. Only $30,900. . Hayes room, kitchen, electric range excellent condition, S flrapISMsea, extra large rooms. Oarage. left the rood ^ Valley and Sometime during the past have their day in federal court wnwHmM. to ilm - at aa Lustre. Rent electric sham- tage St., centrally located, pets. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Houses For Rent 65 MANCHESTTm — 48-48 Maple vice Is a'vattable .Mosiday IMMEDIATE openings for 2 Agency, 646-0131. and hood, dishwasher, dispos­ IS beauUfuUy decorated rooms, Double lot. Ebccellent area. Wanted - Real Estate 77 Newman Sts., Suntey after- week, someone broke into a cor Wednesday, the Connecticut rate if drivmra ai* not pooer $1. The Sherwin-Wil­ tor, 849-4636. St., large 2-famlly, 6-6, excel­ through Saturday from 6 full-time hairdressers. Apply large, pleasantly furnished TOLLAND -• 6-rdom Ranch al, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, modem oat-ln Ut6hen, formal $33,900. Hayes Agency, 646 noon at 12:40 and bit a fence parked at Manchester Memorial dvu Ubeities Union «X!LU) better trained, liams Co. ■' lent investment, $35,600. T.J. MANCHESTER — Duplex, 4-4 ALL CASH for your property p.m. to S 6 m . at Your Star Dust Beauty Sa-. rcoms, parking. Call 6462368 available September fqr one- U'vlng isnd 'dlniiig room, break­ OIM. post. Oourt date for the elder Hospital and stole a t^pe player mnoimced- "We’ve ahrays favored (he THURSTON Apartments, 140 New bath, kitidien, wall-to-wall loads o f closets. Austin A. within 34 hours. Avoid red For drug advisory Inform Ion, 30 Lafayette Square, Rock­ '' for overnight and permanent year lease, 2 baths, garage, Crockett, Realtor, 876-6279. fast room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 Bard is 9e^pt. 20. and 30 tapea Value of the lom ^ three-]udge panel U to hear impginOTtmfiwtt of safety on an* Hilliard St., 3 rooms fully car­ carpet, one side. Appliances, Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- BOLTON CENTER —Immacu­ tiq;ie, instant, service.'* Hayes call: 64'r-9223. ville or call' 876-2762V ask for Boats & Accessories 46 guest rates. security, references, $266. bedrtxmm, plus studio, study ------was reported at $330. the case, tacought by 24 New totnobOm aad faigbwaya." mid peted, complete appliances, NEW RAISED RANCH and metal tool shed. $26,500. ______2326. late 6bedroom Ranch on love- A$;ency, 646-oisi. manager. shades, generous closets, heat, monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- and 8 baths, stosw walls, ga- - A summons chargliig him —— Haven students In a clam ac- Howard Pyle, counett preoidmf ^ ROOM for rent, female only, Quality built by Mak Con­ HasUngs Real Estate, 742-7141 q q w e RS AREA — Large 7- ly 160x160 tot, attached garage aiRTjjwri yn..r home hot water, parking for 2 cars, 0131. ragy. large bams and out huUd- with fatture to drive in the ybe green and fairway at the Uen suit filed by the OCLU. aad former goveiaor of Art- NEEDED — Hand sewer and 12’ ALUMINUM boat. Excellent home away from home, 643- struction CO. Three bed­ 742-9660. ______^ room Cape, 2 baths, city utlU- ing6 A 'View from every win­ and many extras. Priced h> age? For prompt friendly serv­ proper lane was Issued to Rob- hole at the Maitchester The complaint mys The cur- aona, "hut the hard fact ra- 6609. basement storage, near shop­ mid 2bs for quick sale. 'Wol­ presser with experience. Call condition. Phone 643-9132. rooms, 2 full baths, formal SPRING STREET —Charming “ ItlnS $24,900. Call owner, dow. 648,000. ice, call Louis Dtmock Real­ ert A. Ballok, 20. of South owmtry Chib were dug up by rent state statute governing malna that 60 per cent of an 643-2294, Cobar Company. ping and churches. $176 ’ per dining room with sliding verton Agency, Realtors, 446 Police Li>g Out of Tovm 7-room Colonial Split Level. 646-2227. ty, Realtors, 6469833. Windaor, alter the car he waa motoreycUsts Saturday night, voter residency requiremente traffic sfcidenia iara attrtbatad LABOR DAY Specials — New month. Open daily for your doors to deck, eat-in kitchen, AM8TON LAKE 6room cottage, 2818. Apartments - Flats - inspection. Call Peterman Re­ For Rent 6 6 Excellent location and condi- dri'ving left the read on Parker fi»p at the 11th and deprives college and unlveietty to driver error. Aad ttkare’s an COOK — Part-time. Experi­ and used boats for sale. 14’ to large rec room with fire­ completely furnished right down rDVHNmRV------SBLiJNQ ywar praperiy? We ^ near ToUand Tpke. Satur- from the students of their right to' vote, way that you caa ebmlnale that enced. Bolton area. Phone 643- 34’. New Chrysler boats and Tenements 63 altor, 649-9404. tlon. Iliree bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER, like new, ex­ ABBESTS ROCKVILLE—2 bedroom apart­ place, laundry room, 2-car to the dishes. Extra lot includ­ OTVENIRY^ - - 7-room R a M Uatli^a, caU John H. Imp- day night at 11:47 and hU a thereby vloiatiiw the FIrrt and factor." 4466. motors at clearance prices. dining room, large family quisitely reproduced authentic Roneb, 8 bedrooms, carpeted 30 LOCUST Street, 4 rooms, MANCHESTER — One bed­ ment available in bew build­ garage, aluminum siding. 914-room Dutch Colonial on ed. 114,600. pen Inc., Reattoca, 8466261. Gaytan C. G ^t. jrr telephone pole. A passenger in Fourteenth Amendments to the „ Pyle aaid fat an lidoivlsw Glastonbury Marina, 684 Tryon room, baths, garage. $33,- living room, family room with Peart St., diarged with b r e ^ BaHok’a car, Karen Abraitta o f CLERKS — to work part-time St., So. Glastonbury. $169, security, family unit. Call room apartments from $169 to ing. Consists^ of 4 large rooms Call for further details. 900. Owner, 649-3114. park-like lot in prestige area. 4-UNlT apartment — good in- fireplace. All on private acre m FLAIOtlNO to Constitutlan. Present prmc--Monday that oaralem drivers 646-B426, 66. $180 per month. Including heat with private terrace and pool. Three fireplaces, 4 baths, first- “ RoWn RdL, waa treated at ttcee in New Haven, the auit and antatnoWle oonatrucOan ora in retail store. Must be mature. comg. Call for details. wooded lot Merritt Agency, home, you have a ^ t after a f^ t 'ritt his Mhncheeter Memorial Hospital. Lack Health Inmunnuee Evening and weekend hours and appliances. Paul W. Dou­ Includes heat, hot water, car­ 643-2282 644-8896 BOULDER Rd. — 6-room Colo­ floor laundry room, 5-zone m6 OKm atlorYlt not (lO W mys, “single out students for the prindpel eauem lor the high SIX-ROOM duplex, no pets. In­ 846U80. doclaiana to make,’ How weU friend at the Gaslight on Oak available. Ai^ly in person, Garden - Form - gan, Realtor, 649-4936. peting and all ^appliances. Lo­ MANCHESTER, 4-bedroom old­ nial 'With breezeway, family heating and much morO. Must 11-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. CBXUuaO - About 24 inimon Scrim torili^ rate o f fstsHMes on the aatlanrs quire 69 Birch St., Manches­ you make them wHl deter- St, released on a $100 non-sure- Cumberland Farm Store, 109 cated in a country Getting. Im­ er Colonial in desirable east room, two-car oversiaed lee. A real opportunity. Hayes Wall-to-wall carpeUng through­ COVENTRY.—$20,900 newer 6- Amerlcaha under age 66 have no Dairy Products 50 ter. ' WE HA'VE customers waiting miiM, to a large degree, your ty bond. Court date Sept. 20. Center St., Manchester or 449 mediate occupancy Rockland side location. Good condition. rage. Exquisite parklike 1.78 A gency,'646-0131. out, 8 baths, large rec room, room Ranrii. Large double ga­ * kealth insurance. Eighty - five ^ melr physical Yke oonncll. a aonpreflt eega- for the rental of your apart­ ahtUty to obtain a fair price. ------Hartford Rd., Manchester. LOMBARDO’S — Pick your Terrace Apartments, High­ Call now, only $23,900. Hayes acre lot 'with sturdy shade opeiiliig onto patto, with pool. rage. Assumable mortgage. 86 have some whereas attoSSr nl»*lon wliirii gathms sad dte- SEVEN-ROOM Duplex apart­ ment or home. J.D. Re^ Es­ If you wlah to discum tho real Tina PateUi, 17, of 201 own tomatoes, peppers, egg land Ave.', 872-4046, 6266986. Agency, 6460131. trees. Complete privacy in $26,900—7-Room Colonial, two L«rB» treed lot, 180x216’ with a ’Treed lot. Imm edis^ oc­ ment with 4 bedrooms. Attic tate Associates, Inc. 643-9129. estate market and the q>eclfic Eldridge SL. charged plant. By the pound or by the and basement. Appliances, Manchester’s most desired baths, ^.paneling, four bed- view. cupancy.- Paaek Redltors, eansm o f accldenta aad how to ROCKVILLE MANCHESTER $27,000—Stately conslderaOank that may be In- mg in danger Situaflons Wanted - basket. Rear 1216V4 Stiver October occupancy. Tenant DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ prestige area. A one of a rooms, fireplace, huge treed MLfl, 2867476, 742-8243. velved in the oale of your |i^ mto habits of vice ______-prevent them, has oome asdsr 7-room older Colonial, modem lo t ,/" Large pool. Hutchins BAST CENTER ST. Large 16 ______Female 38 Lane, East Hartford. pays utilities. $200 rental plus ment, wall-to-wall cai^oting kind home. Owner. 648-6096. home, pleaae call Dave Od6 on a warrant, releas- fees; 61 per cent have coverage exSjU that the vot, crlUctem in recent years from CAREN APTS. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, trees, Realtors, 6465324. room Colonial may be used for sxJjNGTON .- Rockville line. security. deposit. Helen Palm­ throughiut, com plete. appli­ Agency, gard. Realtor. There ,le of ed on a $100 nan-surety bond. for X-ray and Ishorat^ teste ^ ,«juiiemente contrsdlct re- ?««uiyr sdvo^ Rslph N» LICENSED babysitter avail- BUTTER and sugar com, also centrally located, dead-end $21,600 — SIX-ROOM Capo, ------'------home or offlcee, large lot with qime-bedroam Oeq;ie. Carpet- ---- > ------— ^ — wu At Hartfon) and outridea>a«4^ynamlo 6room Laqq>en, Inc., 6466261. ^residents of the district room, kitchen, heat, wall-to- TWO four - room apartments, tors, 6466324. / Realtors, 668-8200. Ralaed Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2M _ a -a«- s Meadow Lane, charged with Wethersfield and Edward D. DAY CARE — hourly or full­ Manchester and Route 83, Ver­ ming pool, storage and park­ Immaculate 8 - room, 3 bed­ Rra operating an luuegistered Bobrowski of 16-Waddell Rd. News of President Nixon’s which they attend ratetiaiialdp with (he automa- wall carpeting, stove, storage gas range with heater, refrig­ largo family room, ca- COVENTRY — Six-room'Cape, time. My home in Verplank non. area, hook-up for washer, and ing. From $160. Call Super- room Cape, carpeted living iT ig t ilh d motor vehicle, and operating a ------^ coinlng trip to Communist OCUJ aim charges the state indnstry school area. Enclosed yard. erator, hot water, convenient . tatendent, 8761866, 278-1610, room, dining room, kitchen ttiedral cetting living and dining oil hot water beat, hardwood motor vehicle withmtt a Ucense, A written warning for drlv China had virtually no riTect on statute vlolatee the right of sta- dryer. Near Waddell School. location. Security deposit re­ Jet Crochet room, modem kitchen. A ver^ floora, basement garage. New NEW YCHtK (AP) — ^larked The oouncU .hae vigaroakly 643-6927. Immediate occupancy. $220. 2^-6668. and family room. Professional­ Saturday afternoon at ML ing too fast for conditions was the stock market. dents to travd. denied ttw attegeUen and. ae- Household Goods 51 quired. Adults. 643-7094, 4 to^ ly finished basement rec room. Sjofoung sattte home In im- excellent lo- lllrint.' Approximately one acre In part by encouraging eoonom- 4 S ''t o n ^ 2 0 issued to Wilfred M. LaBeile BABYSITTING in my home for Charles Lesperance, 6467620. 8:30 p.m. lotln qtttet neighborhood. Ask- Ic developments during tho ^ebo. Court date Sept. 20. cording to Ns raeords, has criti­ HEBRON — Wall St., 2 - bed- Fireplace, full dormer, alumi­ cstlon, 3-car garage. of 203 Oak Grove SL, after a working mother, any age. Call SEWING Machine Singer room apartments, heat, hot Ing $18J»0. Owner, 742-8T76. weekend, the stock market cised automoMIm ftom a safety DELUXE 2 -bedroom apart- l a r q e two - bedroom lyown- num siding, one-car garage, of collision at Spruce and School 646-6126. Touch and sew in walnut cabi­ water, carpeting, appliances, We NEED LISTINGS posted sturdy gains today in ac- Walter E. Hmderson. 85, - „ standpoint as for hack as (ha hient, wall-to-wall, ca^eting, house apartment. 1% baths, fin- all on deep 'wooded lot. Merritt net, dams, mends, embroi­ children welcome. Available NOWl ‘‘Thinking of Sell- so u th Win d s o r — immacu- uve trading, Broad Brook, clarged with fall- S**- Saturday evening at 6:66 Oregon Wilds Searched early MOOs and cMdad (he (nr complete appliances, »2 air- ighed rec room. $236. 'per Agency, 646-1180. ders, monograms, etc. Origl-' immediately. $190 monthly. ing your propsrty?" Cell late 6room Raised Ranch,^ 8 The noon Dow Jones average ure to obey a stop rign. ftmday dustry for emphasising speed WORKING mothers let me do nally over $300. Special, conditioners, full basement, month including heat, appll- baths, 3 rooms partially fin-, morning at Adams and Millard ret J. Malinoold of and horoepo s w in adverUae- 6460882, 6462871. TODAY! of SO industrial stocks wae up - Etost Hartford. ' your ironing. Call 649-6763., $61.00 cash or terms. Call 623- washer-dryer hook-up, vanity a^cts, a ir'- condlUonlng, car- Ished lower level. Only $84,900. 7.23 at 919.96 8t6, court date SepL 20. For Massachusetts Girl mente. 0200. Dealer. type bath, glass sliding doors pets,-fuU *;basement. Paul W. ROCKVXLLE, ' nice 8-room Hayes Agency, 6464)181. Gainers outpaced loeen by J9IGH b66H OQO* apartment, first floor, heat, . On Oakland St. near the en- BUGEINE, Ore. (.AP) — With- Outward Bound, foe., qicnaor p r e s id e n t i/Tl — 4H-room home more than 3 to 1 among issues Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 REF'RIGERATOR — ap.trt- hot water, stove and refrigera­ traded on the New. York Stock one member a i a survival ...... but nobody was Ustentng," Pyle ment size,, like new, $79. 30" 643-2692. FIVE rooms , second floor, re- PHILBRICK with full baeement priced “Certain details of what hap- until AKC miniature black popdle tor, $180. Adults only. No pets, VILLAGE APTS. Exchange. SSton^^SSlrdS training group already dead. IfovEmunGOt gas stove, $36. Aluminum com­ frigerator uid stove, adults, security deposit required. to sett $12,600. Wolverton A g ^ rtalHwy 4o|» puppies, 6 weeks old. Call 649- no pets, curlty, references. m a h c e s t e r bination screen doors, $10. Available September 1st. 643- M cy. Realtors, 6462818. returning to the market after LaRhette of her mind right ^ and, we ahto to 9492. each. 643-2466 evenings or 643- estate rental — apartments, $160. Call e149-2607. Parker of 161 Eldridge BL homes, multiple dwellings, no 9678. One send twe bedrooms. AGENCY the usual foacU-vity o f .AugusL but there was little hope she 1 believe the reasons for sup- snyotie's attenUon.’’ 1442. Iiphiedlate occupancy. Harry L. Moon, 32, of Broad would be found alive. pressing them are sufficient,” . BLOODHOUND puppies, AKC, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As-' North Coventry They said investors were draw- Brook, diarged with fatture to At 19 Fulton Nevertheless, the thrust o f ' available October 1st. One EAST I^rtford, adult couple, Near schools, churches REALTORS ing encouragement from the Rd. Sunday LaRhette of Sudbury. Outward Bound Director Step- council’s have FRIGIDAIRE 14.9 cu. ft. avo- soclates, Inc. 643-9129 FOUlt-ROOJ [ apartment, avail- no children or .. .pets, 4 rooms, ^XPAND-ABLE C.APE Sunday night at 9:88, black and tan, others red. $176. able now. C and shopping center..on \ - , - - _ . a motorcytle omer young *>en Wennstrom said Motiday at the penon bdilnd the cado refrigerator - freezer. all 649-6666. ' heat, hot water, near stores Clean nicely laid out starter NiXdl AdmllllstntlCEl S dGCUiOfl nooRilng Is»«r mtat AdamsAHama anffand HIIMlknlHilliard driven by Johh DlCtocclo o f 20 apparenUy I caught " l^ t - 1-429-8188. Price $290. Savings Bank of MANCHESTER — One - bed- bus line. Call anytime or retirement home close to against «n excess-proflte tax in wheel—the driver whose lack of ______§»______PiyE-ROOM luxury flat, range, and bus stop'. Call 5260696, the second phase of its new Sts., Ofaurt date Sept. 20. Fulton Rd. struck a corner o^a ^pj^d during » Wennstrom said Hiss SuU|- knowledge______and awaranaai._ _PJrla _ Manchester. 646-1700., • Monday — Friday 4:30 p .m .^ Bolton town line, fiiU-dry FOR SALE — Registered Eng­ refrigerator, dishwasher, dls- 646-2623 646-4200 basement, large enctoaed economic program. „ ^ garage. training exercise In Ore- was anxious to talk about ^rovente him from avtod- lish Setter puppies, 9-weeks and appliances. Paul Wr Dou- poeal, alr-Jconditloned, fully 9 p,m. Weekends 10 a.m* — '9 In sddltian, analysts cited the Ronald K. Krisey, 17, of 28 ------Three Sisters Wilderness. experience but that a deci- BLEACHED , 3 - piece, walnut p.m. ,!>■ RANCH in exceUent condlUon. porch, lovely treed lot with _ ___ old, temporary shots, $76 each. ■ bedroom set •with full-sized gan. Realtor, 649-4636. carpeted. Washer - dryer con­ V5- 5/ >55^ Vs=^ SsBs/- controla w some okarged with breach At E. Center SL, near L«nox AuthoriUes have recovered “lo® *o keep her from talking to ’It ms-y be old fariilon to Call 647-1348; .. OsrpeUng, drapes and many many evergreena* v * n ^ * ^ p,*ce, yestenUy afternoon SL, Sunday afternoon at 8:48, a »ovce Howden. 21, newsmen was made by Out- ______«______bed, good condition. Phone nections, basement storage. continue stresring the rate of 474 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, heat- Beautiful location. extras. Three bedroqms, Ihr^ LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY electronlca allegedly! attacked a crilirion Involved c ^ driven ^ creek. Ore, who appam Bound, the sheriff’s office *iver hut 872-9996 before 4:30 p.m. Near Resort Froperty w« are not gaing AKC St. Bernard puppies, ed, $139. Security. Family churches, i shopping, schools panetedp^iMijid den, screeiled porch. 649-9828 .mnu- th* young nglghbor. released on a by Denise BClhumeur^ 22 ently „ t iv dieddfed of hvnothemila-lowhypothermto—low others he did not specify. ’ „ > champion blood lines, Innocu- and aiiilnes were among to give up on the human ate-' CLEAN, , used refrigerators, unit. 646-2426, 9-6. and bus line. Occupancy on or For Rent > 67 0 # n w , 6461782 or 6484)98(. stronger stock catogorie6 $160 non-surety bond. Court date Columbus St. and Joyce Rogers ^ tefoperature-after she » waa felt the press would * ^ imnortoat foctor tai lated and wormed., males and ranges, automatic washers WOODUND SepL 20. Of 8 Ptonee^ Circle. went to sleep In the snow) ca»«” from traST^mlrimp6" females for pet or show. FIVE-ROOM Apartment-offices COVENTRY Lake — Beautiful 8IX-r 60M, four bedroom over- b OI/TON Lakefront — 7-rooma, Among the big block trades _wdth guarantees. Sec themlat ------^ ___ The third rirl.g ir t . Pamela------SulU- Miss S e v a n ’s stocy, Wennst- ^ Raised with TLC. Call 228-9938. combinatlop, .hqat, hot water, _ _ 1 ______^ Lakewood Heights cottage for MANOR elow cepe. Newly s fireplaces, 2% baths, open before noon were theee parcels, COMPLAINTS B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 private bath, air-conditioning, T rent, sleep!s 7, $86. per week. -interior, new boU- beamed celUngs, paneling, 6 225,800 aharea of Eastern Air Ralph B. Watkins, 18, o f 234 van. 18, of Seattle, was rescued Main St. can 643-2171 . IT^S^IJSw^ed lot ^ ^^e heat. Fbf deUtts, Hiitch-. Une. at 21H. unchanged: 80,- 8. Main SL. charged with fall- YerierdayYesterday aafternoon. ffe ^ . ■esne- Saturday__ v..» but .V.. she was not being hoinff Miasmis. Sullivan^ v a n was^ foundfouml nearwar ^ . v s-iji n carpeting, ground floor loca- THREE-ROOM partly furnish- Call Mitten. Agency, Realtors, APARTMENTS FREE to good home, adorable" ^ ^ tlon, parking. Apply Marlow’s, ed apartment. Phone 643-1203. 6466980. S' ■ S y ^ AiScy, 6466824. STIhare. M tTROrace at ure to obey a riop rign, frilure one ^e ^ permitted to talk to newsmen. ^ W ORjj) h Outward kittens, litter trained. Call 643- WHITE Canopy double, bed 867 Main St., 649-6221. ------HOMESTEAD ST. tiered In -- ^ ------T 82M. off 14: « 1 60.000 riiare. to display marker pUte, and P«ked In a Parket St. lot. according to a spokemnan for Bound In- I 4 A C T S CAPE COD — Chatham, Sep­ OFF W. MIDDLE TPKE. __ a..itu VERNON-Manchester line — 6 .» ensi t>n S4 ' fatture to carry license, yester------—------structoc. frame. Call 6464907. ------1------COZY 4-room apartment, avail- SIZES of City Investing at 3014, up 14- VILLAGER Apartments — able, first floor. Parking tember, October rental. Nice­ MANCHESTER Mrs. Howden was the first 6461U0. ______pool, lialf-a^ro hit with eye ap-l to 386.4 oiurienSto. Ctourt d ^ Sept. 20. S. Adams ****** persop to die in the six years of Large one-bedroom apart- space. $129 monthly. Security, ly furnished, heated cottage. 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury ment. Carpeting, two air- Call 6461919 between 6-8 p.m. Sleeps 6. Close .to water. $80 the Outward Bound program In apartments. Features wall-to- m - the northwest. conditioners, appliances, heat, ------^------weekly. 643-1073. wall carpeting, vanity tile •d Ar quaMtjr Nutmeg Homee cy, 64M181. j were Ahead l.O and Bruce F. litvinchyk, W, o i S4 ^ hot water,, first floor. October CHARLES Apartments — 4t4- ’Hie three young women were baths, built-in. oven, range, Sim ple Ralaed Ranch. 8 yearn young. ^ m ^ o N — V or eale by owner, utUlUea were up l.d. McKee St., aitd Jamea H. Bel- _____ memtors of a class of 48 taking ist occupancy. Adults only, no room Duplex, i>4 baths, 2 air- dlshw&her, refrigerator and Two fireplaces. 2 fuU baths. 2 jw . ro^m Ranch plus family Noon, prices on th« Mg Board humaur, 17, of a OolumbuaO d u in ^ Yesterday afternoon, a win- A ffo rd pets. $186 monthly. Charles conditioners, refrigerator, Business Property dispMal, electric heat, 2 air- SL, both charged with making a 6-day course Indudlng 10 1346 5323 car_ garage. _ CompUtriy rtom and___ basemem_ gar^. Included:Inclui^^______^ M., ® Florence St. home days of camping, climbing and Lesperance, 649-7620. range, and disposal, heat, hot conditioners, gloss sliding 68 yrf. Can. down . to unnecesoary notse with d motor - Kv a BB For Sole 70 doors, all large rooms. Full maM Utoheh. Taateful Colon- extras. $26,000 firm. OsU Ameiicsn in you r survival fostnicUcn In a wilder­ FOUR-ROOM^ Apartment. Bus , basement garage You’ll be pleasantly-sur­ 6460697 S4H; Ford, up 114 »t 71%: Pan vehlcls, Iasi night at Center and **** ___ ness area. EAST HARTFORD —2 com­ basement storage area, am­ Contrasting Peter Pan iol decor. BaauUfuUy **'••** *‘jJ . American World Airways, up % is»i« su. Court date 8^*4- 20. line, heat, hot water, stove, re- ® ple parking. Startliy at $176. prised to And out how . on quiet rasIdsnUal strsst. Call . BB shoU broke two windows The class was divided Into mercial properties, 9,600 collar adds that ‘so young’ s o o n - w a l frigerator, no children, $126. easy and inexpensive this eoon. Belflora Agen- ooVBNTRY-Tolland-r- A to U%: American Triepl^ I . on a Knighton St. garage eome- square feet, 4,700 square feet. Handy to shopping, ^ h ools, Iwk to this darling dress I groups of three, four and five bus and religious facilities. Jet Crochet Coat is to cy, 647-141$. that helpe P*X ‘ *^**> ®kKF ahead % to 44%: Penn Central, Altort W. Harriaon. 71, of 88 ^ver the ^kend. future. for the final test cf their train­ Call 643-8111.______DESIRABLE i Duplex garden Industrial zone. Will sub­ for the ‘so youni? girl I make. Use white and the beauty of rural OonnecU- ahead % at %;Radman. fo- Model apartment open for No. 1346 with PHOTO- 7 Myrtle 8^., charged with failure _____ ing, a-four-day hike that began NEWER 4-room duplex, bath apartment, 2 bedrooms, , cen- divide, $1,10 per square foot. your favorite color for a out, raise vegetaNes on your dustrtes, up 1% at M%. Inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. OUIDE Is in Sizes 8-8 tweedy-effect. No. 6823 to obey a etop rign, yerierday afternoon, a wallet Sunday, Aug. 39, and wps to The Ferris wheel ww in­ and a half, full basement with }rally locate^, range, refriger- Attractive terms for purchase. •— weekends 1-6 p.m. years. Size 4 . . . 1 yard own well tended lot, use the on the Amex, noon prlcee In- morning at Porter and Ogk containing $28 and peraonal pa- have ended lost Wednesday 'or vented by George W. G. Flano Agency, 646-2677, has crochet directions . , . ’ LoH Per Sole 73 washer and ' dryer hook-up, ator, heat, hot water and t>ark- of 46" plus 14 contrast Sizes 8-18 inclusive. ^yoriuhop for (amUy hobby eluded: Orove flto. (fourt date SepL 20. was stolen from a hand- i Thursday. Ferris in 1882. It was convenlently locate^l, $19p' a ing. Adults, no pets. Available Built by for collar. Ufl9,8U Is stiss fsr'sMk stllsni proJecU. Easy acesss to Leaaco Corp.’s warrants, up bog at tho S peed Queen Laun­ erected on the midway at UCOnn, Manohsster, Rockville. at 10; Syntex, ahead 1% at When Mrs. Howden, Mlse month. 643-2282, 644-8896. October 1st. 643-0973. Pattema available only -Iselsssi SMtast MS kssMIsi. VBRNCM -Bolton Lake Iri |4,- AOOIDBNTfi dromat at HO N. Main SL LaRhette and Miss Sullivan the World’s Columbian Ez- Invostment Property U & R Housing Cofp., in eizee ehoum. liMMahAater 200. Vernon high soenlo lot. H.- Xturee - bedroom Ranob plua gtjek COrp. up % »t 11%: p otion held in Chicago in MANCHESTER' — deluxe one- .UNO TM Is sslsi (sr sisk psttors study with 2-oar garage. Tliiril Teisprompter, ahead 1% *® A ^ summons charging . ■ him with fatted to appesur at the ren- For Sole 70>A - Ississti SHtSfS MS hMSIlSg. 900. ToUand acre, $4,000, Cov­ Saturday afternoon, a lodnge desvous pOfot, cougar Dam 1893, as an attmetiao. Ilka bedroom duplex. $196 per Furnished entry half-acre $1,600. Hayes b e d i^ U separate with It'e „% ; and OrilforoU Ooroputer m » ^ e tom wm. to the. Eiffel Tower erected month, including heat, appli- ra.ir was stolen from outride a east of Eugene, Bush and -a AAA SINGLE, tenancy five- Agmoy, 0464BI1. _ j_____ own bath and private entraheO producto, up % at 21%. • ‘ •d to Donald U Bromlrskl, 26, for the 1888 Paris a q ^ ' ances, air - conditioning, car­ Apartm ents 63.A Rentals by | Kii avisLr* ^ S to ^ (orrantal ------of Bast Hartford, after a ccUl Hackmatstek St. home. search party went back over year old brick building. 16year tion, the World Almanae pets, full bakement. Paul W. Robert D. ' The Fell A WlnUr '71 iTAisfwraiwpt — mreed build­ or as msster bsdroom. i’ ** . _ . _ rion yesterday evening on W. tha route that had been o6 THREE-ROOM (>u r n i a h e d lease with options. Over $18,- recalls. The wheel was Dougan Realtor, 649-4636. , Murdock 1 ALEUM Is 06f( includes ing lot, 60x171’. Bowers fiohool 1^600 Ashford Realty, 1-426 y*^!?*-?****** Middle Tphe. near Broad St., Friday night, three tackling signed tq them. apartment. Heat and qli utili­ dbo Income. John Bissell, Car­ {Realtor 648-269^ postage and handling, ______dummies were stolen from the Some 3,000 young pereoae 2S0 feet in dinmetar aad ties included. References re­ |t-00 for the NEW aro6 <31ty water-sswers. Wol­ 8807, lr429-4113' Teaeker of between his car and a motorcy TWO - BEDROOM apartment riage Realty, 646-1110. '648-9661 PIANO, AOOORDIAN. de driven by Patrick Ootangdo football field at Manchester High have bee'h graduried by the had 36 ears with a asatifig quired. $176 monthly. Phil- 646-6926 71 Fall and Winter Ba­ cott Realtors, 6668200. capacity of 40 pasaonfm ■ with heat, references requir­ sic PAiHiQN Ailed with HEBRON — 6bodrlx>m,: year ORGAN of 184 White SL Gbtengelo was School. Value of the stolen northwest Outward Bound pro­ brick Agency, Realtors,^ 646- gram, a Hwkeeman said. The each. ed, $186. per month. Philbrick lovely designs and sew. old Raised Ranch, (Ireptoce. A fipaeteNyt treated at Mahehestor ifemori: equipment Is $180. Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. 4200., ^ , school has eeveral branchee in Copyrlkht • Iff 1,‘ Ing features. 3-oAr gxrage, Gay City itote al Hospital. OQUft ' dato for — i— Nswspee«r fntantriee 8,see Read Herald Ads the United States and Europe. Read Herald Adt Park awa. $10,800. 0466606, fopomlnki, who |ttso received a Sunday mqrnlnl:. a youth hurl-

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Avoragi Dafly Not PiwM RiVi The Weather : P A ^ TSmTV.TWO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 Wor WMk Ended Quite Cloudy toalCM: ' with lEwfuttig IfmUii W y M, IIW potohy fog by- moniliiai IWR about 70. T hurotey parUy auany, Uriel' Ixidgo of Mnsone will hot, htqnld . . . fuaneo od ttiiiii*' derahoiwon Into la day- About Town .hold Its first meeting of the au­ 14 ,8 90 ' tumn season at the Masonic Manche$ter——A City of VUlage Charm Reynold* Circle of South Temple In- Merrow- on Satur­ United Methodist Church will day, at 7:30 p.m., when the fdh- WE MftlNTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES (OhsMifisd AdverttttM! PRICE F IF T E E N CENTS meet tomorrrow'at 8 p.m . In the nintlon of the Uriel Temple ] VOL. L3CXXX, -NO. 288 (TWBNTY«BIGHT PAOBS—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 Boy Scout Room at this church. Corporation will be discussed. Day In ... Day Ouf . . . Mrs. R. Dean Patterson Is In Refreshments • will be sorv'ed | oharve of the fair worluhop. after the meeting.

Ruth arole of Community ^.^e Chapman-Joy Circle of 1 N PRESCRIPTIONS Baptist Oiuroh will tomor- jjorth United Methodist Church-j Legislators row at 2 p.m. at the home of • postponed tomorrow's [ Plan Runs Miss Mildred Hayes, 78 Hem- until next Wednesday, . . . remlting in meaningful ress a business meeting tonight at ___ Connally Urges , KttvingB to you every day I Back Vetoes The West Side Old Timers | Smoothly in South Mancheater WATBS will haye meeting scheduled for tomor­ .> No up* and downs in your Prescription a buslnsM meeting tonight at row has been postponed un-1 costs — no “discounts" today, “Regular By Meskill the Italian-Amerlcan Club on prices" tomorrow I . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS til next Wednesday at 7 p.m. at HARTFORD (AP) — All of Bldridge St. Weighing In Is from No “ reduced specials"—no “ temporary the home of Francis Mahoney, | Aivm* Ala., school system, busing more than Gov. Thomas J. Meskill's 7 to 8. The club's mystery ride, 19 Hamlin St. reductions" on Prescriptions, to lure 6,000 pupils to achieve racial balance opened for regis- originally scheduled for Se)>t. 21,. custom ers! rscord 17S vetoes have been up- PlaiL trrtion without incident today. tlSjA-Hy the General Assem bly. Pass will be Sept. 14. St. Mary’s flplscopal - Guild I At the same time, there is never any C o u r t-orderod . plaiw-->Jor — The leglaiature m ot TVieaday will meet Thursday at U a.m. compromise in service or quality I By EDMOND VtSBMnOtl In the Parish Hall of the church. depegregaUon ptai^ont tw the third, and prosum^y A service of Holy Communion have gxmo Into operation In oth- uSlxoffcct last Friday. Anal, session of 1971 and fsllsd Members will bring their own WASHINGTON (AP)— will be held tomorrow at 10 YOU GET OUR -LOWEST ThiA were no Immediate of- to override vetoes number 174 a.m. at St. Mery’s Elplscopal sandwiches! Dessert and bev­ PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Secretary of the TreMury erage will be served. We Deliver *"• flolal figure* for -Tuesday’s at- and ITS. Church. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE cl^ ts of protest. tendance, but It was estimated Manchester’s Fourth District John B. Ckmnally strongly Everywiftre In Mobile, school ofAcUta ^ ^jooo to 80,000 out of «n. David Odegard voted urged Congress todaj^ to Frank Vogel, Manchester I MORE THROUGHOUT THE 8 Manchester Grange fair com­ Fast said pupils reportod In orderly ^ projected total of around against overriding both vetoes, pass President Nixon’s tax coimselor for the Connecticut ( YEAR . , . ON ALL YOUR mittee and workshop will meet FIRBSORIPnON NEEDS. fashion, apot cheeks showed all mqoO. On Friday 35,600 attend- The state 'cohstltuU on re- ackage without change, tomorrow at 7/^.m. at the Division of Vocational Re­ was quiet and buainesaUko In quires that two-third* of the ut he ran into immediate Grange Hall, 206 Olcott St. habilitation, will speak on I “What’s Ahead for Sheltered the kfoblle city-county achoola, gteveral hundred angry par- membership of each chamber gSuggestions it should be TRY US AND SEE largest system In AUbama with school board vote In favor of a bUl In order Workshops?’’ at the meeting of I m ^fied to provide more The .Mahy-Navy Club Auxlli- the Manchester Association for. some 08,000 pupils, about 40 per board President Julian Hal- t<> ^override a gubernatorial income tax relief for . in­ cent of Uiem black. i]g^ »no veto. Neither bill got beyond lll have a potluck tomor- the Help of Retarded Children [ dividuals. p.m. at the Army-Navy m all some 30,000 wiU ride choice’’ but to Implement the the Senate Tuesday. 6 Thursday at 8 p.m . In the Shel­ Opening the odmlnlotratton’s Members are reminded to the buses to school, but most of Senate 'Democratic leaders tered Workshop, 4ft School St. plan. case before the House Wayh irlng an Item . for the kitchen them will be trsnqported be­ were unable to ipuster enough cause Uiey live two miles or Republican support to override and Means Committee, Oon- social. The Frank J. Mansfield De­ nally argued that enactment of tachment and Auxiliary of the mors from their schools. either of the last two vetoes. One bill would have required Nixon’s recommendations "wlU The Senior Citizens Center Marine Corps League will have In Jackson, Miss., public Austiti Plan not be a bonansa for business.’’ Is taking registrations for the a joint installation tomorrow at school ofAolais r e p o r t s 38,377 the'state to pay some $1.7'mll- Labor Day Picnic at Holiday House llon In building aid to He said that, taking Into ac- Niagara Falls and Wlrfe Coun; 8 p.m. at the Marine Corps. AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ehUdrsn attended classes Tues­ Bchtx>l 'the city of Bridgeport, and the _ count reductions already M lt try T rip . Sept. IS to 17. People Home, 717 Parker St. day under a new P o r B u sin g ' Into the law for next year as Holiday House residents and their guests hear Ir- and relatives, enjoyed a picnic lunch, discing, sing- who are interested must regis­ plan, with the numberimber of stu- ” second bill concerned care of girls at a religious institution in well as Nixon’s proposals, Indi­ ven Kerpens, 74, of 24 Norman St. sihg and strum ,ing and card games. Three of the residents were ter for the trip in person at the dents riding buses more than vidual taxpayers should get a his guitw at their Labor Day picnic on the lawn of out-of-town for the holiday. Those who live at the Center by Thursday. double the 3,000 who rode lost Hartford. Is Ajppealed Both bills had been passed break on the order o f $7 bUUon. the rest home. Yesterday 87 people, 25 of the 28 home range in age from 61 to 94 but almost all of year. But Chairman Wilbur D. them are over 75. (Herald phoio by Pinto) Brotherhood in Action will Bv MIKE niTEEV vetoed once before and Mills, D-Ark., told Connally “ I residents of the home and many of their friends Asst Supt. R. B. Layton oaid The poosed again during the CUSTOM think-there * need for some ad- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m . at the attendance was down about 700 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The speclal tax session „,dand then ve- 1 dlUonal incenUve to Individuals pital. He suffered critical injur­ Grant Southward U. The KofC Home. TAILORS from last year’s opening day Austin, Tex., s^ool x>ed ^aln-again Tr'toe by the pWeT^or'togovernor In Charge NoUed ies. Rockville Man charges state that the pair HONGKONG but he attributed this to con- Aon plan, cited by President to’buy more," fusion over bus vchfijiUee and Nixon in his criticism of bus- (See Page Twelve) Then MUls went on to develop A report Issued last week by knew Southward was a deserter The Golden Age Club meeting The Shopper's Paradtss In RatllitO In Fatal Crash Irving L. Aronson, Hartford Pleads Innocent for Thursday has been post­ Tnes. % tn. Tot Tfau — Unirs, Sept. 9th- routes. “We’ll have everything *"g, has been appealed by the a suggesUon he had made ear­ County coroner, found BausoUi from the armed forces of the poned tmtil Sept. 16 at 1 p.m. at Don’t miss this opportunity — get measurecTwr 'Beh* worked out by the end of the JoaAce Department, lier that Congress also expand t.' . A charge of negligent hom­ criminally redjx)nsible In the To Deserter Aid United States and refused to give the Senior Citizens Center. tailored degant clMhes from HOMO KONG. M oot your week ” he said ^ Ariet filed Tuesday with the minimum standard deduc­ icide, placed against a Man­ death of Mrs, Bendell. Hie re­ him up and deliver him on de­ SALE! choice of over B,000 sample*. . m ’ Portsmouth, Va.. pubUc “ >e 6th U.B. Circuit Court at tion, set at $1,000 fbr 1973, of A. 22-year-old' Rockville man, mand of authorized FBI agents. which benefits for the tax­ chester driver who was In­ port stated that Bausola failed TempVe Chapter, OES, will h 55p school, opened mder a Two Judges who was arrested in connecUon Southward la reportedly a form­ payers at the low end of the In­ volved In a' fatal accident in to keep his car under, proper observe Robert Morris Night Italian silk mohair suit Viy .-...... $81.00 fOlJW ordered busing plan with Arrt er Massachusetts resident. The BiiUah sharkskin suit ...... 78.00 49.00 come scale, giving the ma larg-^ January, was n<^d In Circuit control. with his alleged harboring of an when it opens Its fall season at alleged offense occurred in SPECIAL Fins BrlUah worsted s u it ...... 89.00 09.00 -^w heT^re'SstsT, er deducUon than the'generaUy Court 14, Hartford, Friday. The accident happened on Army deserter, pleaded Innocent the Mw^mlc Temple tomorrow Andover, Conn, on Jan. IB, 1971. 2 SUITS Before MOW Bow Out 'Of appUChble standard. Frank Bstusola, 33, of 188 Jan. 26 at 1:10 a.m . on I-S4 In at 8 p.m. Morris founded the Cashmere Spt. Jacket -...-...... W.OO 80.00 to the eharges in U.S. District ««^ ed about 11,600 are to be ^ appeals court to “We wouldn’t recommend Bldiidge St, was driver of a car 'Hartford near the Sisson 'Ave. Blxler was released on his Eastern' Star order. Officers will FOR $99 8 Pcs. Knit emt ...... 09.00 . 89.00 Court, Hartford this morning. * .-.u V , u reverse a U.S. Dlstriot Court It," Connally said. “But If that in adilch Mrs. Vlblette Bendell exit. The car, according to the own recognizance and his case wear colored gowns. Town Man­ Tailor MOde Shirts at $8.00 sach. A ru^ d ^ ooh^ hou» approving a plan Student Suit report, was traveling east when Michael Blxler, of 14 School was continued. He was arrested ager Robert Weiss and Public Is the committee’s wish, that’s of Alice Dr., Coventry, was a by the 'PorUmouth chapter of Austin wihool obviously what you would do.” passenger. Mrs. Bendell was It struck a concrete divider and St. and Kenneth Stein of Mas­ in Delaware. Stein is in custody Works Dlriector William O’Neill For 'Appointment Call or Visit Mr. Victor Waal Save Our Neighborhood School* ^oard and to return the case to HARTIFOBD, Conn. (AP) — then a concrete abutment. Both sachusetts, were both charged In Massachusetts and South­ will speak about "Utility Unifi­ WITH TEL: — 949-TCOl lolls said raising the stan­ prouounced dead on arrival at AT SHOBBHAM MOTOR HOTEL drew 800 persons, many of ^he lower court for dovel- Two o< Aie three federal Judges dard deduetton to $1,300 would occupcints were pinned in the with wilfully harboring, conceal­ ward Is reportedly In the cus­ cation.” There will be a ques­ TWO surra ID A i(. to 9 P.M. Hartford Hospital and Bausola 440 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD them chUdren. A spokesman opment of a new to ellml- hearing a voting rights suit cost about $836 mlUlon In lost wreck. ing Emd protecting and assisting tody of military officials. tion and asker period. Chairman Mills shakes hands with Swretary of the Treasury Connally during tax hearing. (AP Photo) was taken to St. Francis Hosr sold if the huisng requirement discrimination against brought by a group of Yale '\ reven u e and raising It to $1,380 was not lifted by Thursday the Mexlcan-Alnerican students. University students bowed out would cost about $ 1 billion. group would call for a “ boycott \ plan suggested by the De- of the case today, leaving )le said this might be the of classes.” r partment of Health, Education U.S. District Court Judge M. besUs^y to sacriAce revenue. Several SONS gvoupa from and Welfare which called for Joseph Blumfeld to try the is- at 4he\siune Ume providing a the Homp(m Roads area extensive busing was rejected sues. PfesLdent Setting Out to Bid purcbase\boost to the economy. planned to march at the Capitol by Nixon who said, “I am op- “'What we have before us," Giving a MW income fam ^ on In Washington today and to posed to busing of children elm- said UA. Circuit Court Judge J. extra $3 a Y m k to spend, he meet with cangieasm'en. ply for the sake of busing.’’ Joseph Smith, “is an attack said, could n ^ t In more Elementary scli^ clasaes In ‘VThe Justice Department le upon the api^lcaUan of the stat- spending thim iwreosinf the . Savaimsh, Ga., begun 'Dies^y "o* appealing to Impose the ute by local officials In New present ej^toPAcn for every­ a' new desegregation HEW plan," Nixon said In an Haven (»ly. For Approval of Tax CJiits one, sine*' some ot 'Ow tax re- pifn There was a subotanUal Aug. 8 statment. He said the “The court does not feel that ducUon enjoyed by upper In- boyuott when the secondary appeal was, filed because the a proper case Is made for test^ the afAuent and of big buslna**. lower court'ruling• was “Ihcon-... ing . the .. constitutionality ... ------Itself:" 'WlASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- Congress was faced with a sub- -The secretary said the In­ slstent with recent rulings of The suit challenges the rlg^t i^ent Nixon U setting out Im- iatantial workload even before vestment tax credit, stlmu- The complaint came from - oeorge P. Shulls, budget'^wl the UA. Supreme Court." of state and local otAclus to mediately and In person to Nixon recommended a series of lating business spending, would Sens. Edmund S. Muskle of management director, wlUft)|- The 8chontrolied fysiarnss have In M ch iga n in spools With their origlruU ^ mmstudents and work on the new ance of a session likely to run ^ wilbur D. Mills of Ar- rec^^ cS^cl23^£’.^S3nS^>SS PONTIAC Mich. (A P) o.s.led for bu^ SJekage. Into the winter. ka^^, chairman Of the Ways wUl almoot certainly recom- criUcUed Nixon. Ux progium __ ^Nine DUDUb were injured w nunlla to achieve a racial b^Aonal rights. President arranged to Connally told the committee and Means Committee, may (Seo Poge^Ailglit) (See Page BlgM) Wine pupw were injurea ing pupils to achieve a ^ ^ Among defendants In the suit before a lolnt session of nassaxe of the tax portion of seek revisions to offer more tax Tw?iC w ere^ . Thomas J. Meskill S ^ g S T d ^ f“ p.m ’1 pregram"^ without relief to lower-lnccme Ameri- rested )today during what h Secretary of the State ”^ ^ y to approval of change WoUld "not be a Ixf cans. . pol.» desen^^ a S 9 }«-la .Scha«er. -^t Juc^ his plan to combat InAatlon and nanza for business. ' In Labor Day speeches, ? ! ? ? ? 1 “ X? JAlUOr . Anglo 30/'per cent Blumfeld dismissed that portion unemplcqrment. The address '"1116 point to emphasize,” Democratic presidential pros- My Lai Trial High School on the second S<„tieBii.American and 16 per the petUlon. wUl be carried live on radio rvmnaiiy said, "is the job-creat- pecU agreed on one theme: The 43.Se Forces daj^ of Pontiac’s federally black. Schpoi Professor ' television. ing Impact of *Uie Prtsldent’s...... charge that the Nixon- package t • ordered school integration- The first session of the 93nd prugram.’’ la ^unfairly weighted In favor df O n M e d in a by-busing program. (8®® PNte ten) p -R® « » « » » ) In Strikes , a. about Ft41ce said a brief tussle in ______:— ______the school corridors was Below DMZ Is Resumed quelled by a heavy concentra­ tion of ofAcers who arrested By OEORGE EHPER By KATHRYN JOHNSON the AVe pickets. The pickets Asoooixted Preoa Writer had entered the school during a Vernon. Woman Is New SAIGON (AP) U.S. forces tight between the pupils. struck from the land, sea and FT. MCPHERSON, Ga. (AP) "There were a couple' of air today and South 'Vietnam — An Army proeecutor read to black eyes and bloody noses sent 2,600 fresh ■ troopo In a the Jury In C ^ . Ernest L. Me- but nobody was badly hurt," omen s Lib three-day-old operation below dina's piurder trial today a de-. said a Pontiac police spokes­ Her Hushand/Also Support^ the demilitarized zone. pooltlon from.' a . South Vletnam- man. There Was no major fighting ggg interpreter who said he saw Arrests were made In two reported and the commander bodies ih My Lai while he was other incidents, one at Alcott r By LINDA DEUT80H said thousands of [North Viet- with “a Sponlsh-looklng*’ Amen' ____School on the city’s north side LOS AMOHIAlfl (AP) — The " ' namese tnxqw had Aed North j^g^ officer, where two women pickets tried „gw president of the National during ttro weete ^ depoeiUon, obtained from to halt Incoming school buses oi.j-gni*a)tlon for women con- boniblng ndds ggt. Duo^TMlnh by the govwm- by leaping onto the hook# of the <5* ^ her husband Is "a rare ^med at softening up a trip to Vletiim be- vehlolss. bird” for. understanding her g^cn in advance of the ground trial, stated that Mlnh Four antlbiislng protowr# women’s Ub woric and support- Von Phil asked the ciqitain during the were arrested at the 8 ch“ >“toly natural . . . I; jpies* mates place the number at 6,- j , , . n ■ .^ J^ ^ ln the road but ho’» stlU a rare bird." OO^to.OOO. sitting here?" Kadlsh oarMiodad them Mrs. Hslde, who took ofAoe "They went back North be- “ cause of the American boml>^ rem em ber. I 2 ^t?m ?> ^® prS«rta"' ^ group’s n^onal ing," Phu said. ’^They might ^ ‘ . could coiufsntlon hsre, a^tonded nurs- Mlnh re- tsiunc to®™ ,;7 ',o h o o l before she took up (Sme back. That Is why I have recognise hlnj. , behavlorel solenoe at the Urd- ^ msnmeh were ^ ^ Plttoburgh. With a "'H e'"iSd**’ tho’ B82 strikes e)ta ^ ® toe d«D«*, she wo# work- raids , by smaller tactical Aght- ^ ■ I tar Incident# t»lAi p««o# at whsn her er-bomber# had forced the j^tor. avings ank of anchester yard. ittes In NOW Intorrupted. North Vietnamese to halt con- •“»®w S B ^ M emstsd whan strucUon on two new supply **^ 's Britton i‘ Af “ iMoined two sooonds alter 1 | 11 I Shsy*5 #UoM portent than earning another Khe Sanh. Ho added that the why bh 1st the soldlsrs kUI the iM X Pontiac degree." bombers destroyed a third now peopto." /■ SohboL Three requUr^ qyit lu r job at the road across the DMZ leading Phu'# written tssUmony oti» MAIIOHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH toUiatlon, Bohool ■“ Pt* Amertoon insUtuto lor Re- Into the. populated ooastal low- tlnuod: “Cspt. M sd^ **Y, Whltmer eold the ottMkere ,g|[reh*ln Pittsburgh , and start- the group’s hatlunal convention in Los Angeles. lands 24 mile# east of the,Lao- Dgt. MliRi, that le the oraeii, w «n beUevsd to bs outridsrs, ' > Wilma Soott Helde, new NOW prlesldent, leans ttan border. you doA’t aali quortloiui.’' . . 1 oyer table to talk with fellow women’s lib backej^ at Mrs. Helde is a behavioral scientist. (AP Photo) not pupils. (•m Pag* UHM)

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