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Itie North Maacheeter AI- Cub .Scout . Pack lit will meet About Town Anon family group will meet to­ tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Washing­ State Itep. DtaMU O«nov«ta night at 8 at the Second Oon- ton School oateterla. A film on wUl teWre i the D em ocnU c gregational Church pariah house. Cub Scouting will be shown. The The Weather Cltib « ( Xaaolieater mt Ita meet- The Thursday group will meet meeting la open to all boys In­ Anderson-Little Clear and coti tonight with tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the tar toalgtat et «, at the Ibrtne terested In joining the pack. To low near 50. Sunny but cool Fri­ Cteb on Parker at. OenorMt, s Pathfinders CSuh, 103 Norman ilanrIjPHtpr Suptititg HrraUi be eligible to Join CUb Scouting, day; high about . 65. Outlook for RepUblloMi, r^)reMnte Man- St. Both groups meet weekly Saturday . . . fair, not so cool. oheaterta la S i Aasembly Diatrlot. and are open to friends and rel­ a boy must be tight years old atives living with a drinking by September or enterIrM Qrade lUancheater— A City of Village Charm problem. 3. All boys should be accompan­ ied by at least one parent. (FORTY PAGES<-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 (CtaMlfied Advertistag on Page 37) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The Hartford Engineers CSub will meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. at John Wallace Spencer, author Willie's Steak House. After din­ of "Limbo of the Lost," a story ner, k(rs. Barbara Dunn, com ­ of the Bermuda trian^e, will missioner of consumer protec­ speak tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tion, will q>eak. Philosophers Open Forum 20 Revamping Plan Bigelow St., Etast Hartford.' Members of^St. Bridget Ros­ Arms Accord ary Society will meet tonight at The Sunday School teachers 7:30 at the John F. Tierney of South United Methodist Funeral Home, 319 W, Center Church will be honored tomor­ Heads for New St., to recite the Rosary tor the row at a dinner meeting at 6:30 late Cheater Morgan, whose wife p.m. at Cooper Hall o f the Talk Filling Is a member of the group. church. Court Session (AP) — A Republican move to reinstate the 1971 general assembly reapportionment plan — at l^ t for one election — was taken under advisement Moscow Air Pinehurst Sealtest ICE CREAM SALE Wednesday by the same federal court which ruled the No Rmit. .. Save 30e on plan unconstitutional earlier this year. MOSCOW (AP) — President Nixon and Soviet lead­ U.S. CtrcuU Judge J. Joseph ers, pushing toward the heralded arms curb climax of Smith said he wanted to see the their summit talks, are conferring quietly about longer- 2 Our Reg. $45 and $50 Our Reg. $17 plan being drawn up by the range European and Asian issues dividing their coun­ court-c^>potnted "m aster,” Tale tries. t' DOUBLE KNIT Law Prof. Robert H. Bock. R to The fact ttiat agreements DOUBLE KNIT A n g ry expected to be filed IFriday. carefully prepared for "final­ Sealtest ization” during the President’s Smith said he wanted to hold visit were but a fraction of the SPORTCOATS DRESS SLACKS a hearing as quickly as possible summit picture was underlined 7 9 Women on Bork’s plan and any other by Nixon's surprise Journey Wallace Ice Cream plans vdilch may be suhtnitted, Wednesday evening to a coun­ Vatina and AU Beg. gl.te Ftavors Va G A U O N possibly Monday although it’s try dacha for dinner and con­ Memorial Day. 5 195 versation with CJommuntst par­ And save 80c too, when you buy the premium 1.19 and 1.29 flavors To Sue Smith and U.S. District Judge ty chief Leonid Brezhnev and Assures others. The session began about HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — M. Joseph Blumenftid were Plenty of Flavors. 500 Gallons Each Day thru Saturday. 7 p.m. and continued for five A "shocked and angered" asked by GiOP attorney Frcuicto hours. group i>e obviously will Democrats that his delegate FullFUM (|u&rtsQuarts completely comfortable sport coats! array of smart patterns or solid colors. Pockets are Women vs. Connecticut said the three-judge pcuiel, but could regular or western style. Sizes 29 to 48. not 'be solved here, much as ^ national convention will In two or three button models. In a statement Wednesday that not be present because of the both countries may seek prog- support the party’s presidential its office "has been beseiged Short notice given for Wednes­ ress. nominee. F with phone calls and letters day's hearing. Nixon spent the morning cot- "Wallace has publicly com- from enraged women all over Toe the Line ferring with his staff at his mltted his delegates to comply 0 the state who have expressed MoCCarthy emphasized the riiortness of time before the This Potomac River angler has an angle to beat spring fever in Washington. Big one got away. (AP photo) suite In the Kremlin White totally with the caU of our con- R their frustration over the In­ House, spokesman Ronald L. vention,” sold Democratic Na- sensitivity of the governor tuid November election and the like­ 3iS» lihood that the U.S. Supreme Ziegler reported. A meeting tional Oialrman Lawrence F. state le^slators to women’s with the Soviet leaders pre- O’Brien. rights." C o u rt will not be able to decide RED HAWAIIAN PUNCH the GOP’s appeal of the lower viously announced for 11 a.m. "That commitment included Oov. Thomas J. Meskill Tues­ was put off until afternoon, tae provision that no delegate 46 OK. cans 4 I t day night signed a new anti- court’s ruling until after Its Bound to Bum . summer recess. Intensive Attack Opens Ziegler said. can take part and later support Case of U ...... gtAB abortion law essentially the The press secretary said Nix- s- candidate other than the same as the old one but which McCarthy also emiphasised WOODBURY, Ckmn. (AP) — LIPTON'S NEW on’s Wednesday night dls- Democratic nominee." contained a preamble con­ the difficulty of translating Helen Cronk has resigned from Please clip «*i*« vahiable oeapon new and cusslons centered on Inter- ®iit he added that Wallace Ready To Serve cerning the fetus’s right to life. Bork’s pian caul Us Ust of U.S. the town Zoning Cktmmlssion national matters, among them *iss hot promised his own sup- BUT JUMBO ALL FOB ONLY gl-79 rather than quK smoking dur­ ICED TEA 2 cans 35c (with ooivea) The law prohibits abortions ex­ Census tracts into meaningful Red Assault on Kontun: Vtetnam. He reported that the pori for the Democratic nomi- cept to save a woman’s life. boundaries which can be under­ ing board meetings imder an SAIGON (AP) — North Viet­ namese to abandon north­ Six hundred to 800 rockets Presldent and the top Soviet hee. A spokeswoman for the wom­ stood and applied by electlcn edict from the Board of Select­ chiefs talked first while cruto- O’Brien’s statement, Wednes- namese gunners slammed hun­ ernmost Quang Tri (Province and shells from captured U.S. SAVE . . . Serve These 5 to the Lb. PATTIES en’s group said Its lawyers .officials. The election officials men. Ing on a lake near the dacha came one day after he vis- dreds of rockets and artillery May 1. The provincial ciqiltal made lOSmm howltizers hit Kon- have been authorized to initiate already have translated the Mrs. Oook said die will con­ and did not sit down to dinner Ited Wallace at Holy Cross Hos- ehells into Kontum today in the of An Loc on the southerK front tum between dawn and dusk. Judicial action against the state tinue, however, as a clerk in untll about 11 p.m. pltal, In Silver Spring, Md., 1971 plan drafted by a state most intense attack on that ctiy 60 miles north of Saigon, has Most were fired at military in­ by Friday. panel of Judges, he said. the town office building since Thursday's meeting began where the governor Is recuper- of their two-month offensive, fol­ been under siege tor 49 days stallations In tbe northern port However, both the new law smoking to allowed during the Although it may not be per­ lowing the infiltration of s a i^ r but has managed to hold, of the city. ■hortly after 2 p.m., with Nixon and challenges against it may daytime. being Joined by his chief trade fect, the 1971 plan to "readily Into the town. though It is virtually destroyed. Early In the day. North Viet­ become irrelevant when the avallatae" and "carries the adviser, Peter Flanigan, as U.8. Supreme Court issues Its U.8. sources said tile heavy Associated Press correspond­ namese sappers, backed by well as Secretary of State Wil­ Delegates sanction of the state reappor- shelling appeared to indicate tanks attacked the city from Uonment process," McCarthy ent David J. Paine reported liam P. Rogers and White that the North Vietnamese from the central front that the the south. South Vietnamese House adviser Henry A. Kissin­ ^Loyal’ argued. were about to launch a drive to military apokesman said that A handful of U.8. civilian ad­ ger. The idan favored by the OOP Abortion Economic seize their second provincial visers still In Kontum were by dusk a)l of them had been The Soviet side was repre- has admitted technical defects, capital. evacuated by helicopter late killed, driven out or had with­ seated by President Nikolai V. ting from gunriiot wounds foi- Issue but the Republicans claim Oudook Similar heavy shelling at­ this afternoon, except tor one drawn. But U.S. sources said Podgorny, Premier Alexei N. lowing an attempted assassina- those "inadvertencies" can eas­ tacks forced the South Viet­ man who could not be reached. that as night covered the city Koeygtn, Ambassador Anatoly tlon last week during a cam- ily be oxired by the federal some of the sappers were oc­ Dobrynln, and two other Soviet palgn raHy In Laurel, Md. decision on a Texas abortion court. Hopeful cupying former South Vietnam­ officials. Informants said the Walleuie’s condition Is show- law, which Is similar to Con­ Meanwhile, the legislature's ese bunkers near the airstrip. talks were concentrated on still Ing marked improvement and PINEHURST CHOPPED necticut's, says state Atty. Gen. eight-member, UparUsan Reap­ WASHINGTON (AP) —' The "They were pushed bcu:k a unresolved trade issues. speculatiOT mounted that he Robert K. Killian. portionment Commission con­ government’s leading economic bit during the day but they are In keeping with the timetable would be transferred today to B the cohrt strikes down the Y SIRLOIN PATTIES tinued Its work on a new i>lan indicators pointed today toward now well dug In and it will be for What Nixon has termed the Birmingham, Ala. CHUCK PATTIES Texas law, Connecticut’s new Wednesday. The court has In­ a sharply expanding economy Education Bill difficult to dislodge them," said most carefully planned summit O’Brien, speaking with re- law will probably fall with it dicated it will consider cuiy In the months ahead. one source. ever held, the fifth In a series porters following a speech at lb. 9 T lb. 1.15 and Meskill will likely call the plan which the commission The Onnmerce Department An area )>enetrated by the of U.S.-Soviet accords was the National Press Club, said General Assembly back into said that Its compoeite Index of 4 lb. boxes fresh or frozen may come up with provided the North Vietnamese sappers in ready for announcement today, only “good faith” would pre- 4 lb. boxes fresh or frozen 3 .9 2 4.6 sestion again. plan Is available in the near fu­ leading Indicators increased d.i Heads for House the southeastern sector of the Thls deals with rules to pre- vent Wallace from defecting If the Texas law is upheld by ture. per cent in April and, on top of WASHINGTON (AP) — A Overshadowed by the busing city near (he airstrip was cor­ vent accidental confrontatioM and launching a third-party All patties made by our meat men from U.S. Choice fresh Beef the Supreme Court, the chances If Smith, Blumenfeld and that, the March advance was $21.5-bllUon education bill con­ controversy cue the sweeping doned off as South Vietnamese between ■ American and Soviet presidential movement if his of a successful challenge to Zampano refuse the OOP’s re­ revised upward to 1.9 per cent. taining a strong antibusing pro­ provisions In the bill. The troops tried to repel the at­ warships ot the high seas. The bid tor the Democratic nomt- The March revision was the (Connecticut’s law will be dim. quest to stay their earlier in­ vision has sailed through the measure would continue a doz­ tacks, American sources re­ subject, like the other past and nation falls, sharpest Increase In the in­ However, if the high court's junction, the Republicans plan Senate but faces tougher going en higher-education programs turning to Pleiku told PeUne. prospective summit agree- Wallace is expected^ to attend ALL AMERICAN HOLIDAY FAVORITES ruling hinges on a point of dif­ to ask the U.S. Supreme court dicators in a year and the April in the House. for three more years; launch They said the area Included a ments, was carefully talked out the Democratic National Oon- gain of 1.4 per cent was also ference between the two laws, for a stay. The bill cleared the Senate 63 several new ones. Including di­ refugee center .where 4,000 to by lower-ranking officials from venilon at Miami Beach in July PINEHURST HAMBURGS PINEHURST FRANKS regarded as strong advance. the future of the Connecticut to 15 Wednesday wUh moat of rect aid to colleges; authorize If granted, a stay would have Although the Index of leading (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) PINEHURST TENDER STEAKS law will be uncertain until it is the opposition coming from funds to help schools deseg­ the efeot of reinstating the 1971 indicators is not regarded as a specifically ruled on by the Su­ Northern liberals who objected regate, and establish a national plan favored by the GOP while precise measure of the econo­ While Dad may go for Pinehurst carefully aged U.S. Choice Sirloin or Porter­ preme Court. to the antibusing rider. institute of education for re­ house, the children vote for the All America Pinenurst Hamburg Patties or KilUan said he expected the the Supreme Court ponders the my, It is suppoeed to shed light merits of the GOP appeal. If In the House, surii opponents search. Supreme Court to rule on the on the general way In which 1st Prize or (jrote and Weigel Franks. the OOP lost its appeal after will be Joined by antibusing Texas law by July 9, by which the economy Is headed. House suipporters of the bill the November election, the members -who object because Come to Pinehurst for MORRELL’S fully cooked EZ cut Hams and very lean time he must have filed a “Ju­ Based on the two-month In­ are hoping the numy benefits It courts could order a special the rider doesn't go as far as a Delicatessen style Corned Beef. We also have lean cuts of our own TOITOER- risdictional statement" with the creases, the trend is toward ac- contains for students, their election along new district lines previously passed House ver­ CURE CORNED BEEF, Genuine spring Lamb Legs . . . fresher by far Chick­ (See Page Ten) in 1963. (8ee Page Eight) sion. (See Page Eight) ens and Chicken parts. Hams IN CANS PINEHURST They Say Retail Cost Down $9 3 and 5 lb. by HAFNIA Holiday Favorites imported from Holland 2 OSCAR MAYER 3 Lb. Market Basket Budget Sliced? Complete expert PULLMAN HAM Weaver alterations at no charge. RIEGEL HAM and WASHINGTON (AP) — The However, at an annual rate "Liower prices for beef, pork, ago, have since edged down­ CHICKEN ROLL, sNeed to order V3-lb. 7Sc ward. DAISY BUTTS. retail cost of a “ market bas­ of $1,283 the market basket In frying chickens and eggs ac­ Ib. $1.98 ket" list of food dropped $9 last April cost consumers 0.7 per counted for most of the de­ (Xmsequently, the report said, DUBUQUE DAISY TURKEY ROLL month, with middlemen absorb­ cent more than last January crease," the report said. "In the "farm value” of the meat contrast, prices increased consumers paid $1.12 a pound BUTTS. LAND O' LAKES CHEESE B>. 89e Special Value! ing 36 of the reduction and and 3.7 per cent more than In farmers $3, the Agriculture De­ April last year. sharply for lettuce, tomatoes, for last month was 70.2 cents, compared with 71.9 in March KNIT SHORT SLEEVE partment announced today. The farmer’s share of the cucumbers and peppers." NEW OALIF. IMPORTED BOILED HAM V2-B>. 89c and 75.0 cents In February. LONG WHITE DRESS SHIRTS On an annual basis, the mar- April market basket was $496 The Agriculture Department, BRAISING SHORT RIBS Ib. 89e k e t baske t—theoretically in other reports, has predicted Those are not prices farmers POTATOES Our Regular *8 enough food for a typical fami­ grocery prices will rise about 4 get for live cattle, but it Is their share of what cOTSumers spent 5 Rm. 59e CUBE STEAKS b . $1.49 NOW 0 9 5 ly-cost $1,283 or 0.7 jjer cent I>er cent for all of 1972, com ­ less than In March. pared with 2.4 per cent last for one pound of beef In April. It takes 2.28 pounds of live Last Friday the Bureau of year. l a r g e h e a d s TENDERKNIFED STEAKS b . $1.79 In fancy patterns and steer, for example, to make one Prices of raw agricultural ICEBERG solid colors. Labor Statistics announced gro­ pound of supermarket beef. Lean Center Cut cery prices in April dropped 0.2 products are not controlled un­ The middleman spread be­ per cent from March. The mar­ der Phase 2 economic policies, tween the farmer and con­ LETTUCE LONDON BROILS lb. $1.49 ket basket Indicator, however, but the Nixon administration sumer for a {KMind of beef In measured prices for the entire has put pressure on middle­ April was 41.8 cents, down from TOP ROUND ROAST lb. $1.39 month while the BLa based Ita men, articularly retail food 43.6 In March when retailers report only on the first week. chains, to go easy on widening widened their margins sharply. LEAN CHUCK ROAST b . $1.19 Otficlals noted the market price spreads. Although down 4.8 per cent JUMBO M mziB basket Is restricted to prices of Some rollbacks. In fact, have from March, the entire farm- OAUFOKMIA CHICKEN LEGS b . 4Bc food produced on U.S. farms been ordered by the Price Com­ retail spread was still 11.8 i>er and does not Include imported ORANGES mission. cent higher than last January 2Va to 3-lb. CHICKENS b . 35e Items and seafood. However, and 15.8 per cent more than in 6 for 79e Anderson-Little the report said, meat prices Tbe market basket report April 1971, the report said. continued to decline through­ showed choice beef sold at a re­ Compared with a year ear­ The finest SMOKED PORK CHOPS lb. 1.49 and lean selected tender com cA Qreat^amein {he^\fanufacturingqf^ine Clothing out April, which was not fig­ tail price average in April of r lier, the retail price of beef fed FRESH PORK CHOPS lb. 1.19 3 in 1 Meat Loaf Blend 1.12 Ib. ured Into the K B analysis. $1.12 i>er pound for all cute, in­ charged consumers was 7.7 per The April decline was the and the middleman’s $785 for cluding hamburger as well as cent higher. IN MANCHESTER second In a row tor the market transporting, processing and steak and roasts. Pork was 78.2 cents per basket after It soared to a selling the food items. Com­ Ttiat was 3.8 cents less than pound In supermarkets last Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST. record annual rate In February pared with a year earlier the the record high In March and month, down from 76.4 In CTRNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE of $lfl97. The drt^ In March farmer got 5.6 per cent more February of neariy $1.16 per March and 81.3 in February. PHONE 647-1451 and the middleman 2.5 i»er cent This NASA illustration shows how, by 1975, a U.S. Apollo spacecraft, left, and OPEN THURS. and FRL tlU 9 was $5 with farmers absorbing pound. Cattle prices, which more. reached a peak three months (See Page Tea) Soviet Soyuz will link up in space. Story on Page 5. (AP photo) CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY all the decrease.

f ,3. 1 V '*■ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1972 PAGE TWO MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1072 I ■ to w n MOVES Director Gower Champion Sheinwold on Bridge BLOOMSBURO, Ps. (A P )- I Police Report | TV Tonight Someone hu pushed Bloomsburi KINO OF OLVBS five miles farther from Ohio. The Bids Broqdtcay Bye Bye Tbree non-studenta were' ar> 866 Saturday's TV BeraM SEUCKMf ALONE NORTH mile post St the intersection of Inter­ rested . at Manchester High tor Cknnpl6t6 IJstliiga. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4i A1082 state 80 iml Route II which read By WAKA TSUNODA heavy, depressing pUy». Par- y«*t««»ay on charges of U you oonsidar It unluoky to ^ « .4 ”235” now reads •*240.” Ucularly depressing musicals. I J®*^*^***K on school grounds. 8:6a (8) I Dream at Jeaaale break a mirror on Friday tha 0 AQW* A spokesman for the Pennsylvania NEW YORK (^)-Gower a sLv f«r^rtalnm«rt. I ^«mnted were Vincent A. (18) Jim and Tammy isth you mlgkt be Interested In A J64 Department of Trsnsportslion said CSiamplon. considered by many ^ ^ d depressing like **»veiack. a , of no certain ad- ($4) Mister Rogem a quaint hrtdge superstition: WEST EAST he didn't know why the numerals the most Important director- ^ ^ to take •*”*"! **• “ cLane. 17. of (88) Hogan’S Heroes H m king of clubs la always sin­ 4 KQJ64 A 97 3 had been chan|ed. but supposed choreographer of Broadway ^ East Hartford; and Rich^ A. (46) I Love Lncy gleton, The deuce of diamonds (? AJ3 <0 K 106 5 2 somebody had “left out a section" musicals, says the Ume has j,„^g j, i provide joy for T«mrecld 16. of 87 Unimore 8:86 {») Truth or Consequences |s singleton JUst as Often as the 0 K76S 0 9 83 when the shortwsy wm built. The come for him to say Bye. Bye ^ ^ Dr. I i king of oluhe, but It somehow * K ♦ 93 markers measure the mileage of the to Broadway. i?I^t to use." Timi^k and Pavelack were (M Hogan’s Hsroes oBcapes attention. Today’ s band SOUTH shortwsy from the Ohio line. Champion, who Ims garnered Champion, ■who hsis been •^•®**®* W cash bonds (M) Elsetiio Oompany may seam to rehttoroe the su- seven Tony A'wards few stagtng doing Just that for dje past dec- **•* McLane 'was releas- (86) Ollllgan'6 Island psntltlon, but the story actually 97 such hits as "Bye. Bye Birdie.” ade. attributes his success to* ^ written promise to ap- (M) News pays tribute to sldU. "Carnival.” 'M Do! I Do!” and hard work. P®"- ’’‘•V scheduled for SOB (8) What’s Hay^mdag South dsslor. AQI08752 “Hello. Dohy!." Insists he “Doing a show 1s M-hour-a- court today at Manaiester. arts (8-S-n) Nsws North-South vulnerahlo. South West North Esst doesn’t ■want to work lor the day work. I go to sleep thinking ~ ' (U ) I Spy Opening lead — King of PsM I ♦ P»»* •*•** New York theater any more. about It. I dream about It and Edward N. Irish. 17. of 106 (M) Boom Spades. 2A 20 3A 3A “■nils is my last show.” he vidien I wake up, I think about Spruce St., was arrested yester- (86) To TsU tha Truth West opened the king of 4A Pass 5A AIIPsu announced nonchalantly In the it again. Even after a show d*h*Y®* of risk of injury (46) Daniel Boone speules, and Arthur Rohlnaon, the lobby of a Broadway the- opens. I always add and minors. In connection with 6 d t (8) CBS News playing the' South hand In the MA^CHESTER PARKADE PHONE 646-m O ater as the orchestra struck up change. I’m never satisfied cases of truancy reported by President (8) ABC News 1863 naUonal team trials, won­ A-ie-S-ti Hearts, 8-4: Dlamands, the sprightly overture of his with a show.” town schoed officials. (18-86) NBC News dered brlMly how be had man­ A-Q-1641 Onhs. Jf-«4i. latest, "Sugar,” a stage version^ The Broadway musical situ- Police said two juveniles, one Mrs.______George_ Potterton of 171 (14) Men of the Seacoeet aged to get so high. The con­ What do you sayT of the 1869 film "Some Like It ation is not good. Champion obsent from Bennet Junior gt. was elected president 6:88 (46) News tract seemed to depend on suc- Answer: Bid one diamwid or Hot.” said, staring into the air ab- School and cne absent ^ jjjg Greater Hartford Home 7:66 (8) Jiidd For the Defenee cessful finesses In both dla- pass. TMa la a borderline open- OPEN TILL 9 P.M. "I Hve In California,” ex- stractedly. "I don’t know whore from Nath^ Hale School, were gjcMiomlca Club at this week’s (8) What’s My UneT monds and ehihs; hut Robinson ing bid, which many exports plained the 51-year-old former the musical is going. Maybe tound at his apartment yester- annual dinner meeting, which (18) Dick Vea Dyke didn’ t stop thinking, fortunately would pass. Change the two TVES. & SAT. TILL 6 PM. FOR dancer. If I do a Broadway It has run Its course.‘Hair’ was was held at the Solomon Welles (82-86) News for hla aide. tens ’.o low cards, and almost show, I have to be away from gcod, but there ■was only one ’•tas released on a $160 House In Wethersfield, (24) The Deaf atlsen R was possible that West did sdl experts would pass the hand. home six to eight months. I ‘Hair,’ and nothing followed In non-surety bond for court ap- Members of the wganisation (46 ABC News not hav6 the jack of spades. In Oopyright 1678 have two growing boys, and I Its w ^ e . I adored ’Jesus Christ, pearance June 12. dietitians, teachers, exten- 7:86 (8) Salari to Adventure which case his opening lead Ganend Peaturee Owp. want to stay ■with them. I don’t Superstar,’ but It was an elec------slon economists, and other pro- The Everglades. could not have seemed v ^ at­ H B B l H U M i want to live In New York. I tronlc circus rather than a mu- Domenlck Guerrera, 64, of 464 fesslonal home economists, (18) Candid Camera BtnnlBt It 1tS6 tractive to him. Slven If West SINGING POUCEMAN don’t want to live In any city.” steal. As to so-called serious Main St., was arrested last Mrs. Potterton, who retired (88) I Dream of Jeannie had a qiade suit h ead^ by K- The two boys are Gregg and musicals such as ’Oompany’ night on charges of second-de- the school system last (24) Who’a Afraid of Men­ CHARLESTON. W. Vs. (AP)- Q-J, he would have preferred a James Humphreys, a communkt- Sake, aged 16 and 10, bom to and ‘Follies,’ they don’t seem gree assault and resisting ar- year as a home economic^ tal HealthT (Uvo) heart lead from a suit headed Champion and his wife. Marge, to have found any great favor rest. In connection with an al- teacher at lUing Junior High (36) Flying Non tion officer with the city police de­ by A-K Taking one thing with partment, hu been singing with var­ Marge Is, of course, the Marge ■with the public. ’The future of leged domestic disturbance on school, succeeds hCss Carole (40) Pioneer Valley another, Robinson considered It of "Marge and Gower Cham- the musical Is certainly not In Hilliard St. Bemabel, professor at St. Jo- 8:66 (8) News Special ious vocal groupa for the put 20 unlikely that West had both the years. VMITHD plon.” ’They were one of the television, because television He was released on a $180 geph CoBege, West Hartfbcd. (8-86) FUp Wnaou (B) ace and king of hearts. most popular and highest-paid uses up talent so Incredibly non-surety bond for court ap- Mrs. Linda Summers of Dunn (8-46) Allas Smith and Now a member of The Calvary- Boeona High Card men, a gospel quartet, Humphreys dancing teams In the 1960s. fast. But the recent success of pearance June 12. HIU Rd., ’Tolland, was elected Joaee (B) It Blast had either the ace or ------treasurer; and Mrs. Marie (84) 86 BOnutes travels every weAend to sing mostly "I did ’Sugar,’ because It the film, ‘Cabaret,’ may en- king of hearts he could not have in churches. seemed like a fun show. I like courage musical production In Richard A. Chandler, 22, of Schauster of Hillside Or., EUlng- 8:26 (18) Unabridged another high card since he had Booc Mt. Rd., Bolton was Issued ton. publicity chairman, (84) PhqiMNne N.Y. “ I come (rom a muskal family fun and excitement. I don't like films. I just don't know!” failed to respond to the opening and I've been interested in musk all a summons for evading respon- (Xher officers are Mrs. C!ath- 6:06 (3) Movie bid o< one spade. In o^ter slbillty, in connecUon ■with an erine diarpoitler. West Hart- (8-46) Longstreet (B ) my life,” he said. “We traveled words, Etost could not have the 21.700 miles lut year.” aMasasasTK-KiuM >> Bolton accident early this morning on ford, pcesident-dect; Mrs. Ruth (18) B!gfat On! king of cluha; and for this rea­ E. Center St. Marie Perry, West Hartford, (22-36 Ironside (B) son there could be no advantage Police said a car driven by vice president; Miss Susan Biis- 6:80 (13) 700 Oub In trying a cltUTflnesae. Church Summer Day Camp Chandler, headed west on E. tol, Newington, secretary; Mrs. 10:06 (8-46) Owen Marshall (B) Robinson won the first trick Center St., near Madison St.. Msiry Matteson, Wethersfield, (28-86) Dean Blartin (B) in dummy with the ace of went off the road and knocked service chairman; Mrs. Sylvia (24) Preae Review’ spades and led a club to the Accepting Applicants down signs and trees on the Dragat, Hartford, cheer chair- 10:48 (24) David Uttlejohn, ace. The king of oluba was In­ median divider. Witnesses told man; {Mrs. Barbara Gross, Critio at Large deed a singleton, and the rest of Applications are now avail­ police the driver left the scene. Hartford, memberrtilp chair­ 11:06 (8-8-82-80-46) News the hand presented no prob­ able for the summer day camp C o r r e c t i o n Court date is June 12. man; and Mrs. Lorraine Eno, 11:80 (3) Movie lems. Declarer drew the last to be sponsored by the Bolton An article which appeared East Hartford, program. (8-46) Dick Oavett trump and led the jack of dia­ Ecumenical Council. The ses­ in last night’s Herald stated Other arrests- Mrs. .Dorothy Keller, Instruc- (22-86) Johnny Carson monds. West covered, but South sion will run weekday mornings that the predicted mill rate Frank J. Macchl, 17, of East ^ St. Jm ^ CoUege, 1:10 (8) Moide had three diamond tricks and from 9 a.m. to noon. June 20 may drop by two mills. It HarUord, charged with fourth- a rtlde lecture losing just two hearts- should have said three mills, through 30, according to pro­ degree larceny ( shoplifting )at Amerclan art. THEATER TIME Flaying tor the king of clubs gram director Janet Gleason. as the present rate is 66 and Treasure City. Court date Is to be a singleton worked this All activities will be held at St. the rate estimated for the June 12. The archerfish knocks down SCHEDULE time because South was a great Maurice Church on Hebron Rd. 1972-73 fiscal year Is 63. Norman Macrae, 36, of Hart- the insects it eats by squirting Burnside _ — “ Godfather” 8:00 expert and had good reasons. The curriculum will include a ford, charged with intoxlcaticn water from its mouth like a wa- - "Ten C toik m ^i SuporsUUon alone is not a good discusslon period, music, arts be held at Fiano’s Restaurant on E. Center St. Cburt date "is ter pistol. State guide. '.llUIIIUlirulllllilUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIilllllllllllllllllllill^ 8uid crafts, recreation and i-e- beginning with a cocktail hour June 12. menta” 7:30 Dally Queatlan UA Theatre — “ Ccmcert For freshments, Mrs. Gleason said, at 6:30. ------As dsaler, you haUt Spades, Children of aU faiths from Kin- Bulletin Board Kitchen cabinets worth about Bangladesh,” 7:16-9:16 dergarten through Grade 0 are “Island Holiday,” a fashion jsoo were reported stolen yester- Manchester Drtve-In — ellglble to attend. A small show featuring clothes for worn- day from a house under con- "Frogs” 8:80: ’The Cobra” HoUday flhow charge will be made for mate- en and children, will bo held to- strucUon on Carpenter Rd. 10:00 Blast Hartford Drive-In—“ Sky Meaday, May M “ Hot Businessmen’s Luncheons Served Dally!’’ rials. night at 7 :30 at St. Maurice a la'wn mower valued at 1H8-4HMH6 Those wishing to obtain appll- parish center. Tickets will be about $85 was taken recently Published Daily Except Sundays Jack” 8:20; "Dirty Dingus Ma- SUi MAIN ST. BfANCHESTEB (Comer of Pearl) cations may contact any of the available at the door. from a home at 163 Summit St. and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, gree” 10:00 Manchester, Conn. (06040) East Windsor Drive - In — town’s four churches or Mrs. The Bolton Ecumenical Ooun- Prflce said two bicycles were "Hoopltal” 8:20; “Organisa­ THUB8., FBI. and SAT. ONLY from S:M P.M. to 777 Gleason. cU will meet tonight at 7:30 at stolen yesterday, and another Telephone 643-3711 tion’ ’ 10:10 BasehaU Nefes ' the Congregational Church. four were recovered. Second Class Postage Paid at Tiddler^ Jerry Lerwls Cinema — “Mary In last night’s farm league ac- The Conservation Commission _____ Manchester, Conn. ()ueen of Scots" 7:00-9:00 3 n t h e l > O O i BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... $3.50 tlon, the Flyers edged the Red ■wUl meet tonight at 8 at Oom- Police reedved a complaint BUBSCHipnON RATES _ with Potatoes, Vegetable and Salad on iIk' M.Tcon Sox 7 to 6 behind the pitching of munlty Hall. last night that a g;ravestone at ■ye2^^!”.*°. .*f. . .$39.00 I BROILED SHAD AND ROE ...... $2.60 Brad Smith. Flyers coach Ray The Ziming Board of Appeals Bridget Cemetery, Oakland Six Months ...... 19-60 S With Potatoes, Vegetable and Salad Vine did-Jiot single out any par- will meet tonight at 8 at Com- was dug up and moved re- onT*Mrato‘*'f.. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i i i ■*■■*11 du6 IWtAsr € 2-M ------txeo ticular players, but noted that munlty Hall to hear a request cently. NL lot 66d Mi84i|i ♦ B,80 _____ t)J0 both teams were hittng well. by Donald Johnson for a new ------iooAof • 8 80 ______81.80 BiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiitiiiiiniiiniiiniminit In a farm league contest TUes- car sales state license to au- Bandori and t4HMs,v • 1<00 A 445 .. I lM leiwdmr • lAO A s«5 ...... UJB day, the Braves topped the Tl- thoiise him to sell motorcycles E o S t H s T tfo r c l Wedaetdar C « « ------pJO Meat tottodt 10% Caaa. laa gers 16 to 1 in a game that had at a business to be located on ^ ^ asmidwy thru Xlraraday at 8 P.M. For Ofoop M Theatre to be called for darkness. the southwest side of Rt-.6, Bd- B o r b c i* JoiT llT Ig Party Mttrmatkwi Friday ft antoidsy at 7 ft 16:10 Winning jrftcher Andy Paggl- ton. rwn tM-liMS oil also cemtributed a home lun ------Congress Race CBaMtVrMfarfkfaMs to the score. Andy’s brother Manchester Ehreolng Herald I.MOaMSatllA Tom Paggioll and Greg Mahon Bolton correspondent Judith EJAST HARTFORD, Omn, each had triples. Donoiiue, TeL 649-8406. (Ai^ — Charles A. Burke, Oiris Ursln led the Tigers at ------First District chairman of the the plate with a double and a Wallace fpr President Com* single. Fish Fry Raises mittee aniiounced Wednesday Braves’ coach Marshall La- he was nmnihg for U,6. Cmi- tullppe cited Chip White for his $250 for Charity giess on the American Party Tonight Ends Tuesday outstanding defensive play. Eighth District firemen rids- Ucket mANCHESTe 2 Top Hits Both In the little league circuit last ed $260 yesterday afternoon at ^ / W’-f - /rv The East Hartford barber night, the Yankees defeated the a Fish F r y In the Top Notch lit • B<'' : -H N"' fl In Color Giants IS to 3. Winning pitcher parking lot on N. Main St. -me barter m S T ^ ^ r h e * ^ URNSIDE Don Aspinall alao contributed money wlU be given to the ^ ^ iCRIMILASC^ 0 fi'.Fi- ”1 *i i ■••' three hits. Other big hitters M ancLster ConSiunUy Child ®“rrounded by an en tou sl^ 'b were Tom Cavanagh with three Guidance CSlnlc at 317 N. Main E teadju a^ ra Nature hits; Dana AsplnaU with two St. which la currenUy in a fund for the Wallace campaign. strikes hits and Brian Ruflni with a raising drive to raise some $76,- FILM RATING GUIDE Burke, who said antiwar double. 000 to build an addition to its fa- back! Atfaletic Association cilitles. demonstrators are treated with For Rarents and more respect than they de- The board of directors of the Some 1,144 people attended T h e ir X Wildren l Bolton Athletic AssoclaUon wlU the event according to Thomas WEEKLY SPECIALS hold Ite annual meeting and Moore, EUghth District fireman, ' Robert Bamabel, state chalr- ABAfitMAinKf AT election of officers- next Thurs- who along ■with Robert Kirby, IBB* day at 8:15 p.m. at Herrick Me- Tep Notch manager, ran the America i^r- M wow6*6. ty, criticized the press for giv­ morial Park. feed. «iOAN ps6 ADAM ing “ socialist and Ctommunist *FROCS*L.mYmLUIID S/Mi ELUOn VAN Junior Installation PAMMTAI. OWOAMCf DANA PtTCR AMOT tTMT AWrtA candidates. . .more coverage Mrs. Judith Siena of School I^DREWS MARTELL m t EKBERG i UOlUARDjOHnson^ than the true American.’ 8 * MewliHSw Net Rd. la scheduled to be installed BARB / SvIttbH For W rw p lB as' president of the Bolton Jun­ ior Women’s Club at its annual By PHIL PASTORET M l Every Monday banquet tonight. The affair will In the long run, education Jiltaf _____ ItosMMlwijiKjnMnil £0BRA is much less expensive than Barbecued chicken, mashed ignorance. rMntbr s AMCAICAN INTERNATIONA 6filMC Meeting Listed • • • potatoes, coleslaw, breed ^ 3 1 It’s always leap year and butter (served all day By PTA Council for pedestrians. 'Dirty Horry" ell you can eat) 0 0 0 CHnt Eiaatwood ^ NOONf UNOfR ITACMMTTfO Council We’ve been warned about ^hoid its^um m e^ at pickpockets, but anyone who "Wild luncli" ^ I limit moy vary Robertson School tonight at ^ ^ WUUam Holden in c aru in a rM d Every Wednesday 7:30. Tribute will be paid to Elraest Borgnlne DIM E O U T ^ the elementary school teachers, Fried filet o f flounder, ^ and prlncipcUs wUl introduce Memorial Weekend d i^ r. Steak! french fried potatoes and g W e'v e got on e o f the large$t pants Butterfield's pants collection includes one teacher representing each coleslaw (served all day school. collections in th ese parts^ Y ou 'll find jeans and boy-cuts, straight legs and extra John Jackson, town head U- 244 ds^tlTER ST. all you can eat) ®u#icfed op o 9 TOP HAT RESTAURANT uy^ prints and solids, stripes and plaids . . . in brarian, has arranged a display wide flares, kip slung,styles tmd the new on library resources and ser­ dips into ours and finds any­ (foimerly Aiby’s Bo6st Beef) MANCHESTER . . . m raOAD STREET 8 vices. Mrs. Glen Richards of thing is to be congratulated. Every Friday Junior and Misses siifa. And ButterfieUTs has wide wtdsted looks. And all are pleasingly priced. Ihe Mary Cheney Library staff omiouiicing the opening of X Phone 646-iebs some great looking proportioned sixes for the will be present from 7 :30 to 8 to . TWO TAKE OUT WINDOWS n Fried tenderiweet. clams, answer questions. NOW thru TUE8. OPEN 7 DAYS ^ french fried potatoes and hard^o-fit. Shown are just four of the many, ^leakers will be Theo R. Bad- “Mary <)neen of Scots’ PO coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 $ ■ enhuizen. Lutz Junior Museum at 7 A 9 - SPECIALS - •MR. STEAK* 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 pan. many styles available at Butterfield?s. D Two-tone textured polyester pants, with mock fly director, on services to schools Adulta $1.60, Children 60c p.m. only - Seconds if you and the museum's potential as Students snd Senior Citizens ICE CREAM wish) A. Textured polyester pull^n pants with stitched front and wide waist hand. LINDEN-GtEHBS LTD. a cemunudity instution; Princi­ 99c Mon. thru Thurs. LOOK! LOOK! A perfect partner for your spring-into-summer pants: pal Vincent Ramizi on the child creased leg. Styled by CHRISTENFELD, in sixes makes 'em and ham them, in aimMa 10-16 study program at Buckle^ CONES C. The print, three-button blaxer. Our sketched stylT^ MATINEE C O iv e * ...... 1 8 .0 0 Scho

PAG&FOfJB MANCHEST^ E V E I^ HERALD, MAHCHEglER. CON^^ THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1078 MANCHiSSTER E V E l^ HERALD, MANGHESTEH, CONN., THURSDAY,' MAY 25, 1972 DR. UWMNCE f. LAMB Author Discusses Ju p iter High Cholf^erot lace Kescue Systeiii Near ..M:- Buying at Auction Probe U r w t tm L U s t you iiava U o< aomatlilnc and Increases Risk East-West Accoipfl Goes On aaa No. U ooinlnt up at an aue* ~ Aeronautics and Space Adr^- two spaceoraft In earth otWt NOW YORK (AP) —* takM Uon It woQM ba worth m u A T « agreement IriraUon, said contractor em- for two daya. LOB ANCmtUBB (AP) — flo-. mor* «t(0(t than goinf into a mora to you Oan to ma. Dear Dr. LamB-Wlth all jegterol at all in your diet l^ fn e ^ Mracow, Wednesday, ploymont for tte new docktog Vice President l^lro T. Ag- Beer 10, the cereal bowl space- «tor* an opan chaoUxxdi, “ Wa all ajccaad our pro- the disagreement regarding ^ ^ gf saturated cholesterol, I would like your . . -ou could still develop toerid^ N ^ *‘ mission should rise from 200 new said tte real significance craft bound for Jupiter, opm a biit b u im auotkm ^ ba datambiad Umlta at timaa,” maiSSd wlh^« to CMlfomla, to a of the flist experimental Joint new era today In i^ ’s^dor- tha author ooiMadaa. *H you go opWon 0? ^featowt. high blood cholesterol. This **** capaWl- peak of about 4,400 by the end mission la much deeper than a -Mgn gf sDace » bosaes beyond pNOtaMa, toil and ona bid or ao ovar Um max* ciudesterol hB hwKlIed by proved yeeri in the to “•** *** mere test to brinT together S oiSt M Mtaa tobewme tte rarrty i dlH^ppoIntlng it you imum you’ve sat It’ a.not too diet, or should one look at individuals who ate lots of in space. . . Of these, Fletriwr said, 1,200 spacecraft ot dittoring types, ipeftcraft to i—a into the knomr fdiat you’re doing, says bad. Tha daQgerous situation is ‘ the heredity angle and be coconuts as the m ainly of The rendeavQus and docking t>o working on spacecraft “The experience gained trackless nacbes ot the outer UkJiaai Da Fogrrast,' lor whom where you get lodiad in on tha .V happy with a count of over their diet. Coconut oil is al- in 1076 of a Soviet Soyus space- mid docking mechanisms In should be useful n^ only for system' auetlonB have become a way o( price and say ‘I must have tt’:| y,400? m . ost aU aaturated fat, }«t craft canylng two cosmonauts, California, and 1,200 in the the conduct of futi)re Joint Ahead Hsa/a montha-loag paa* hta- than you raaBy get hurt. ' For yoiir Information 1 Sere it no cholesterol in it. and an American Apollo space- Southeast—mainly i HuntsvlUe, fUgbts, but also to give both na- ggn the f««— gg. "It> the kind of shopping De SVarrast, a traalanoa have taken Atromid which craft Witt two or pertiaps three Ala-> « « i Cape Kennedy, Fla— tiens a capability we currently teroid bOt, a region of aioace that makes certain demands on writer, got into tha auction caused continuous head­ In general most pei^ile astronauts, will test rescue mt launch vehicles) and open- do not have—to rescue astro- aebris where an object wiiigh- tha buyer,” he egqOalns. “You sci^antirely by chance in IMg aches and diarrhea. Then I who fouow a good diet pro­ technlques that would be called ations. nauto In danger, when tte coun- ig^ g^jy « mttUonth of an ounce (Maaaitt piMto) have to Investigata, ba respon- when ha learned that fumltura have bem on Another medi­ gram can lower their cbo* upon In any future space emer- Fletcher said tt wlU take two try performing the mission wrwk the $80 »»«««" Raiv. J o te P . Bahaa slble for looking at ttie lots from the New York Worida cine for four months. The ^ r o l to quite satitfacto^ gency. officials told newsmen yaars to build and teat the dots not have a rescue vehicle apaeeoraft. in December 1978, ahead o< time, know what weir was being sold, readlnig was down to 360 but Umlta...... really here Wednesday. (tocking module—the separate ready on the launrit pad,’.’ Ag- it Is to reach massive, pusriing Ordmned to Priesthood you^ ge^ . Tw d^ ”Wa had a big empty house now I Iiave a headache day do en oi^ toe d i ^ Furthermore, tte newly dee- K^foot-Icng, five-foot-dlameter new said. Jupiter where titanic radiation pend on tha aucUonear’s ^ tired of th T orange andana nightnight. I usuaUy feel ^rent an, aon the Rav. Jattrey CaHaw _ w ^ your friands-you’ve „ j[ot ^ rscalls.^^ peppy and seem weU. Should noceatw for totf^n t p y - ^ desvous and docking mission’’ Soviet SoyuB to tte Apollo corn- phere might tear the qiace will give the U.8 . aerospace In- mand-and-servlce module, Soviets Launch probe apart as It sweeps by of 183 Center St., and the Rev. will deliver* the homily. Preparation is the difference we didn’t have any real money. that possible? I am 70. ^ > duatiy a $2S0-mlilioa shot In the astronauts and cosmo- taking measurements with a between success and failure for need to iWctly limit cri- Robert A. O'Grady, son of Mr. FatherFath< Rohan, a Manchester mreceiw ^ ^ ^ I ^ Dear Reader—Not every­ arm—ipuch of tte money going “sute wlU spend two-hour peri- battery of Instruments. native att«ided 8L Jamas uuction-goers, shys Da Pocrest, ^ ^ ^ ories, saturated fat and cho­ Newest Cosmos and Mrs. Eldward O’Orady of native, attended St. Jamas -aw, - >wUr “ 1^ *•** ««<* bought a sofa one responds toe same way to tte major Apollo conti^actor, ods In tte docking module to "R’s a Mg, Important step— lesterol. If need be you can N o r t h American______Rockwell___ ^ make the adjustment between MOflOOW (AP) — The Soviet this firs* push beyond Mara,” 72 Keeney St., wlU be ordained Schooi, St Thomas Seminary 7®^““ . , great pairs ot drapaa to treawent for high blood put yourself on a diet of to the priesthood Saturday High School and graduated J? ** that we five bucks for and cholesterol. I have been Im­ Space Division, Downey, Calif, toe low-pressure, 6 pounds per announced today tt has "hto Charies F, HaU, Pioneer 10 fruits, vegetobles, cereals, Dr. James C. Fletcher, ad- square Inch, pure oxygen of the iguncugd tjjg ggjgt sateUte In pxoject manager at Ames Rs- afternoon at St. Joseph from St. Thomas Seminary Jun- that are stUl hanging in our Bv* pressed that a very large fortified skim' milk, un­ Catheral, Hartford. They wiU lor College in 1B66. He received ,nn.. w 1*« «»“»• to a p0rcentag6 of individuals mlnlstrihtor of the NaUrnuU ApiHlo craft and the almost nat- ggg^t rvw«"«» space aeries, sesreh Center in Mountain creamed cottage cbeeae, ------—------Ural mUed afawxqttete o f So- 3 ! ; ; ; View. OaUf. be among the 11 priests to be JUs BA degree in phUoaophy car auction and then got in- can decrease their level of lean fish, and lean fryer ordained by Archbishop John F. *«>m St Bonaventure UnlveraKy hold your 1^ ^ up.^Wtet^^^^ volved with anUques and diat cholesterol by adequate yua at 16 pounds per square g^tg fg, ggi;’ “But tt’s Just one moie stop before you bid is what mat­ chicken without skin. . inch. —Whealon. and did graduate work in the­ tors,” insists the author. "You „ greatest distance from earth- we ^ «v«- Weight reductioD-aU excess Fletcher said Moecow jgg P.IIMI; shortest distance toaHy wlB take us to eh the On Sunday, at 2:30 p.m.. ology at Christ the King Semin- must go and examine the loU Now he attends as many ae body fat. The dietary treatment ia PINE agreement on the Joint mlsslca earth—IM miles; period pbmMs.’’ P atter Rohan wiU offer a con- “ Y. before you go to tte auction, three auctions a week and the' Weight loss is not so suc- very important becaUM a celebrated Mass at St. James in 1971 Father Rohan was _ lot of toe m^cinea that are assures retention of the highly ^ revolution—89% mbmtes* OoinoldMitally, Pioneer lO’s smnethlng’s knocked oo*q)ie have fumlabed their en- cessful in people Who need PHARMACY eiqMrienced ApoUo team fore a,, equatop-66 del mUestene came cne day after Church. The other concele- a decon in the Ascension Parish, down to you it’s yours. tire house that way. But XM |g ]ggg ^ pounds only given are somewhat le u Hamden. For the past year he work on tte Space Shuttle and .. President Nbcon and Soviet brants are the Rt. Rev. Msgr. He suggests, taking a pen and Forrest says the ttaneee t t |ggg jq ggy mgi-g than the than satisfactory. Peode ( on irr n/ AilnniH ami was inrefect of discipline at St. t'outer SI. otter future programs, “ Cosmos program covers Pwnrier Alexei N. Koay^ Edward J. Reardon, the Rev. steno ped to pre-auction exhib- making a "klUUig” are sum. dietary management of dia- have toe kind <» difQctuty Thomas Seminary. “It is our hope tiiat this first ^ 5 reroMrii and Mbeoour a troety tor Joseph Vujs, the Rev. Jamea Its, in order to list lot numbers He ^so warns ttere m » you are complaining about. _ _ Fatter O’Orady attended St. botes is successful in an FREE mission Is the precursor of fu- —^gggjg^Tt^ ^iots. weather ooa p ora tiv ventures In «sce. Boyle and the Rev. Ehigene with conunents, observations scrupulous auctioneers who . Just because you nave a vm overweight person who loses hire JMnt manned and un- SS^^inunlcatUsis aatelUtes One wlH put UA and Soviet as- Charman, aU of St. J ^ m Juraes School. St. Thomas Sem- and deecrlptlons of anything squeese u extra^ ^ c ^ . iw ’e il 1 1 ^ > Off _ only a small part of the high cholesterol level doesn’t Church, and the Rev. Charles l“ ry High School and College mean you are going to haw, Prescription Pickup manned effo^ wUoh wW m- mlUtary projects. tronauts into earth orbit togeth­ that wlU hdp you determine buyer and ’’enouf^ dtah ci^ WUMetteS W ed 25 YeOTS weight he needs to lose. The aMe both natloaa to avoid du- ______er by 1976. Johnson, the Rev. Martin and Mt. St. Mary’s CoUege in your Ud. It is also handy to to make everyone be on their ., dietary management immeitote difficulties. It- is . Scholsky and the Rev. James BmmttMiurg, Mid, He complet- really one of several factors and Delivery Service pUcaUon and reduce the costs Sinca Its launch from Cape carry a measuring tape, to guard but not enough to be hurt jOr. and Kra. Robert WUlette and X grandeon, CUfferd Scorso gf high chdesterol Is limit- Kennedy, Fla., March 2, Pio­ Burke, all Manchester natives. 1^ studies for tte priest- that produce an increlued of space exploration,’’ Fletcher make sure furniture will fit the too terribly H you keep your Salem Rd. recently were m. ing your total calories and Tel. 649-9814 said. Bar Condemns neer 10 has been steeaklnr ’The Rev. James Pilon of St. Iwxxl at Mt. St. Mary’s Semin- place you have in mind Sor It; wits about you.” feted at a SStt wedding annlver- WUlette has been em- decreasing your total fat in- risk for atoerosclerosii. So, yes, it really does increau The 1976 mlsalcn will Join the R **£>S «** w fk -T j r.*i away from earth at about 78,- Bridget Church wUl deUver the ary. He has served fOr tha a magnet, to test whether an The tales about auctioii-fom cMebration at tte home of ployed at Morlarty Bros., for 22 take, parucularly the satur- ISU SU lg L /rn C r ggg gmes per boUr—the festeet homUy. After Mass, there wUl-past year as a deacon stS t. the likelihood that you are object is bronse or iron; and a beconalng owner of ra Item by son-ln4aw and daughter, ye*ra. He end hie wife are com- ated fats found in animal fat PHHADELFHIA (AP) — a man-made object ever taae be a recepticMi at St. J a m ^ Matthew’s Church in Fonsm* magnifying glass, to help Mr. anil Mrs.' Clitford Scorso —mi,—*- of the Church of the and lastly limiting foods that going to have problems. It. The Philadelphia Bar Aaeoel- flown. School Hall from 4 to 6 p.m. vUle. such details as signatures and rest But auction^ ^ ^ Sherwood Circle. and members of are high in cholesterol. (NiwsrAPU iN m n iu aun.) aticn has condemned pnqiwaed It remains perfectly on Father O’Grady will offer a Both will bo assign^ to a haHmartts. to woiklttg fast Md unneccs^ ^ ^ relatives «io Arwl^and Navy Oub. ------= r:------r r : ------: " legislation to limit tiM a^reme course, Ames cootroBers ta- concelebrated tt—wg Sunday_ at parish later this month by • ”nien you decide <« ^a!T*aad^ attended tte surprise party (HeieoTphoto by Buoelviclua) B ig V otC G lV eii S ch ool B u S lllg Court’s power to order busliig port, and «lly^a few minor 1:30 p.m. at tte Church of the ArchbialKq) Whealon. basis of your inspection and on slon, hold the sale ana can coupU’ u chUdten. r , O as a means of desegisgating problems, such aa trouble with AsaumpUan. O tter concele------the basis of your own needs be v ^ embanrassdn^ ^ W a l t e r Arculeo of Presque* NEW YORK (AP). — Dale- As amended. ttM schools. President Nixon has .a etar-algbting device that flOMI OMMMOM brants are tte Rev. Eklward what price you are willing to to a^o^l^ace no* to wave Maine, maid of honor at MADAME POIICE gates to tte Nattonat Oongreas callson repreaentaUvee of gov-, endorsed such legtslaUon. keeps the spacecraft criented Pepin and tte Rev. Robert r r s MR. pay,” De Forrest continues. “ It to your fttend.' SURCXON ot Parento and TSaohan have emmen*, ettioatlan and (ha PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - uje wedding, attended the event “That a president of the property, have bothered engl- Burbank, both of Assumption as did' several other friends CHESHIRE, Conn. (AP) — voted 802 SSS to euppoct buting PTIA“to securch fo r aolutloiia Unlted states, and In particular neers. Church; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jo­ Persons visiting Den 4, Cub Cheshire's police and Are sur- to achieve raotal integration in that could by rational meana Scout Pack 343 of South Pasa­ Ira n Main6. a lawyer-prcrident, should at- After passing Jupiter, tbs __ imiT flut seph Farrell of New Biltsln, Mr. and Mrs. WUlette were geon is Dr. Lois Armbruster, achoola. reduce racial laolation through tempt tt>* interfere with our in- planet’a powertid gravity wlU former pastor of Assumption dena need not worry as to who has practiced medicine , The vote came after a fiery, ttmuportation.” whether to address the “den m arried M ay 20, IMT in P res­ become a dependent Judiciary appalled hurt Pioneer onward, making Church. que Isle, Maine, and have lived for 21 years. She also works ‘ bourdong deinute on the ques- Earlier the delegates voted me,” HatMd Cramer, the bar It, eevwU ydera from near, the Also, the Rev. Philip Blaney mother” as Miss, Mrs. or Ms. as the nightside .emeimncy tion 'nieaday night at the an- 84S-8S1 to defeat a resotaitiaa The “den mother” is a man. In' Manchester for the past 18 asseciatlan’a ohancellor, asdd I9 flrri man-made object to leave ‘BKisKEroomp b eer of Fm estville, tte Rev. WUUsm yeara. ’Ihey also have a son, room doctor at a local hospi- mifi eonventidb by d tie g »h « '0|)poatng the bwtng o f ohUdran member of releasing the reeoluUon toe solar syriem. Olesnt of Somers tte Rev. WU- -iohn Wills, p rof^ r of BOcliaM WUlette o f RockvUle, U l. who rq»esent AS mHUon Par- across aobool dietric* or munlo- Wednesday. Centuries later, tt wfll 'wan- Uam HlUlard of’ St. Thomas a|t.v of Southern California ant-Taaoher Aaaodation idem- tpal boundaries. Cramer said the der among the atoxs cf the Seminary in moomfleld, the and father of five, heads the here throughout tte nation. The 'convention ends today. also was opposed to a proposal MUky Why. Attached to Plo- Rev. Paul McLaug^iUn o f West D&L’s den in which his son Jeff, 8, is to amend the UJl. Constituttan near 10 le a geld-etehed plaoque 09 Haven, the Rev. Carmen Vig­ a member. to prohibit the assignment of wtth a drawing of a man and nola of WUington, Del., and public school students to woman arsl ecienttfio >ymbote ----- ^ByCLAYR.]POI.LAW JsrMlI Rrtt & Craft Show Teen > schools on tte basis of race. wblefa acieiitisto hope might teH _ A u n M YodrDcrf/yAcfMfy&rfck M beiiigB In other worida where H MAS. II a rt. 23 the object came from and *F According fo flio Sfon. * o cf.ir SUNDAY, JUNE 4 _ ^A H L l» To develop messoge for Friday Fashion when. n ^ 21-2Mt U Noon • a r M . a* S ^ -72-73 reod words correspor^ing to numbers 6 1 A 4 £ _ y Zion Women o f your Zodioc birth siga Niotrw ATTENTION r 4 Help ' 31 IdBOf 4) Contatv* OCr.,214 , TEMTLf e m SHOLOM Board ' S c i m t i f t s 2 You 32 Fof 62 You „^WAnR Attend Parley 3 Give 33 Dutict 63 In nor. 21* 6W MIDDLB TDBimKB KABI 51-SA4043 4Sp«Mi 34 You 64 Your 65 Wrong 2-9-2M V SSAAM-SlXaSMBR Watch Star Members of the jug yi-77-TMO 5 Assign 35T>»os« g-4^53 HAIRDRESSBtS! 6 Proist 36 6ivt 66 Noiiom Society of SSoo Bvangelleal OIAUHI * 7 Time 37Who'r» 67 Tim* SAOrTTAklUS Free Admhsloii Free Refreshwieels THOROSEA^ Lutheran Church parUripatad I MAT'll 8And 38N«w 6SYOU »o r. 2f Spoosoted by A E xplosion fjUlil 20 9 Oitcover 39 To 69 By DEC. 21 SEALS THE SURFACE » and informally MASONRY WAUS AND MI-74 12 You’ll 42 EntetpritM 72Soowthing ro-76dsj6ev Aatronomen have dlocoverod eran W o m e n 's Missionary 13<^in 43Un«tt1«d 73 N w tte brightest exploding star cb- Decided to drop you a line through the news­ CAHCni 74 AHociionaM CAHUOOtH # ~L(Bam to apply makeup profeaaiohally League last Monday and Tues­ l4Doy 44 Ally Mrved In 86 yeara and alerted SPPARS 2 ^ , paper medium, rather than phone you individu­ day at the Hartford Hilton JUMt 21 15 PtTionol 45 Monty* 7SAIIO etc. GT Participate in'community and charitable mriR 16Thdt 46 Will 76 G x JAH. obeervatorles around the arorld ally, as I know what an inconvenience conversa­ HoteL • t v JULY 22 17 Affoin 47 Try 77WIH1 p programa to watch Its fiery convuMone cf Mori>!6 oeSiu££r ^ 2 9 ? Mrs. Ernest RueUn and Mrs. 18 For 48 Will 7tBXng 1 -1 6 -1 9 ^ 49 Through 79H«ort 40-48<1-82M OffTI death. tion on the phone can be to both the patron and WUma WUoy were convention B;54A2-6} 19 You 8R riait famoua Neu> York City faahion 20 Originality 50 And so AHoIrt AQUAMUS ‘Hiey hope the unique obseiv the Beauty Salon. LIO 51 You 81 B« HARVEY’S 5 6ALS. delegates. 21 Is JAN. 20 houaea vattone win unravri puBlea Serving as pages were MlSB i 22 Well 52Moy 82 Rowordod IN T H E C A IaDOR SHOPPING CENTER 50 U S. I know this request is rather unusual, but unus­ j 23Moy 53 Moking 83 b tro , fli. >2 about the eUn poorly under- Emily Klsaman, chairman; SS_.Ai;8. 22 I 24 Grtotly >4Stttr 84 Altentiv* D&L is looking for high school sophomore or 12-13-: 1 6AL. NKB stood procesa through which a ual requests receive honest opinions. I have given Mrs. Charles Kuhl, Mrs. John Al1-lA1SjB| * 25 Meaning M Exporirrwntt 85 Into MANCHESTER junior girls who are interested in careers in ^ATO STW 'Ja-syss I 26 Become 56 Foe* 86Troubl« lOLBL star bums iqi its nueloar fnoL CLEAAieC this request a great deal of thought and have XlairkB, Mrs. Jack Soares, Miss } 27 Associate 57 Forg*t 87 Un*«p*etcd riK n fashion, design, modeling or red in g , and would coUapees, ej^odes and .then be­ Helen Janssen, Mrs. Carl Wal­ VIBOO I 28 New 58 Oh«r> 88 Evtnti OPEN MON. - FRI. 10^ 9 — SAT. 10 - 6 59 Romontk 89 R*eciv* HI. tt like to join our Teen Fashion Board next season. comes cue of the etiaage pul­ decided that comments and suggestions from all ters, Mrs. Edward Hein, and iAi/e.21 ; 29 Your WHY PAY MORI I I aOTodoy 60 lUolitY 90 It MAX. 20 sars that emit regular bunts of Beauty Salon owners would be a deciding factor. Mrs. Irvin Secor. IlW . 22 9 Stores Also In Avon, Rocky Hill, Plainville \lJ-17-2J-2ti 3- 6- Selma Twele, D&L’s Youth (Coordinator, will be radio energy. Hie group also was chosen to @ G o o d [^)Advene 8 ^Neutral 46-75-S M ^ interviewing applicants at the D&L, Manchester ’ CAM UHBQS 2 nefe and Saybrook. W. esRLENNEY “Tbia may turn out in the display Ita sewing prorjects of Lecturer Parkade CJommunity Room, Tues., M ay 80, 3 to next two yeara to be one of tte pajamas for Vietnamese chil­ Miss Patricia Tuttle, C.S., of 386 No. Main St. most studied objects In astrono­ dren and hospital gowns, which 6 p.m . "Please help me complete 8“ Francisco, Calif., wlH de­ my,’’ Charles KOwal, a mem­ were sent to Uver a free lecture on Christian LAYAWAY MASTER CHAROi ber cf tte staff at the Hale Ob­ ReU^. TREEH'PQODVee this survey.'^ Science tomorrow at 8 pan., at servatories of the Celifomla in­ First OuiKh of Christ, Scien­ stitute ot Technology, said Have A Sunshine Day Holiday tist, 467 N. Main St. Her sub­ Wednesday. r o o d 's KOwal first observed the ex- WOULO YOU HAVE ANT OBJBCmONB TO A BBIAUTY In Spain h Portugal tor ject; “The Power Crisis and Wj^eANCEsS”* the Individual.” plodlng 8t8ur, called a super­ OR A BARBER SCHOOL. IN ’IHE OITY OF MAN- $878. up kwdtidlng alrfaie. Miss Tuttle, graduated from ■“SORRENTO” nova, M ay 18 In a photograpUc fOGUPT can Us or See Us San Diego State CoUege. She jdate of a galaxy in the con- CHESTTER? '/3 to o ff itellation Oentaurus 60 bUUon fmsrcf m S£ASat/ I holds teaching credentlala for Vi AU. FMVoRS elementary and Junior high M beseats billion miles from earth. It was GAlIf fbHAl0£S S4^ 9 9 ^ Please take a few minutes and drop me a line expreos- school and has taught In both REG. RETAIL EVERYDAY PRICES so bright on the plate be ing your viewpoints on this Idea. CMUr WfOER. the United States and Eiurope. I in the round tiiouidit an asteroid Juitt a few 5 roR Hi While in Europe she served as .Imagine a half-moon over the Mediterranean . . mlBlon miles frog^ earth naight C4UF£AfE»T$ 2”“^ 69 "Remember your opinions or suggestions will be the Christian Science minister for mw have been pearing acroes the # and you'll s m the Sorrento chair. A jewel of deciding factor.” (no phone calls please) the Armed Services, and work­ HOUDAY WEEKEND ■ field of view of tte Bale tele­ ed witt Ehtropean university n lB W lL . design, it gently circles witivtumed spindles scope ahqp M t.’ Palom ar south­ east of Pasadena. and coUege students as a repre­ from top rail to bottom . . . cushions with a Sincerely, ^SMNLETQQffir sentative of the Christian Sci­ ■ “Whatever it was, tt sure _ dramatically covered reversible pillow. If you'd leaped out at me,” be said in Toil Ivaniskl ence church. SPECIALS She entered the pubUo prac­ H like a full moon . . . try the Sorrento in pairs. an Interview. Jon-Ly Ooifturee LaBONNE tice of Christian Science in 1964 _ They’re what songs are all about. Two nights later, the astrono- In Copenhagen, Demnark, and mera trained a larger Palomar 101 Center St. TraveJ World is now on tour as a member of FAMOUS CATAUNA telescope on the galaxy and MancheMer, Conn. 67 B. CBNTBlR ST. the Christian Science Board of confirmed that they were m i t?cFr- Tel. 64T>«»4» LectureriUp. seeing an eiqplodlng star. mZGNFOOD Hours: Mon, - Fri. 8 • 0 The puUlc is invited to attend Exploding stars are observed 80^ME/7S AU jE B f SPORTSWEAR SAMPLES serving conneciicut hurm’m.ik«>(., since 1909 Sat. 10 - 8 the lecture. o llic h a d ^ Mveral times a year. But until iTismosFA now, they’ve always been too usmci^uooKUBi§ ' ! ■ omiqv/My BUY THEM FOR THE WHOLESALE PRICE distant to be valuable researob m s School Menus toiria. ^I^NNGItr'llI w akhw ith ON THE ORIGINAL SAMPLE TAGS Reg. $79.95 Value blau Scientists don’t agree on the O' The cafeteria menu for Man­ 20%lfl furniture stores minute details of a supernova, chester pubUc schools May 29- the S^year but what happens generally Is Is. June 2: 65 DIFFERENT STYLES thto: ?TE KctcKefi Monday: Memorial Day. No UMomUioml FOR MEN AND WOMEN A star about four times as School. gm rantee ALW AYS $55 T O $595 JUST ARRIVED large as our sun bunu up its (A ■ A STEP-SAVING, WORK-SAVINOARRANOEMENT, Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roU, FOR GRADUATION fermeriy Keith’s nuclear fuel of helium and CootWniP 2- 1 ' potato ships, buttered green $44 TO $480 UI6 Mela St, Manehettor Phone 66S-4U6 bydroge^ TUa causes tt to cd* 6 ■ BEAUTIFUL, DISTINCTIVE STYLING, beans, milk, c^lesauce. (^oose bracelet watches, OUR BEST SELLING lapse Into a superdense object. Wednesday: Baked meat loaf, strap watches, sports or Tbe coUapeo sets oft the ex­ parsUed potato, buttered car­ dress watches, diamond SHORT SLEEVE plosion, causing the star to ■ AN A a NEW KITCHENAID DISHWASHER rots, bread, butter, milk, choco­ watches, automatics, flare up a tnllUoo times bright­ late pudding. waterproofs and calendar OPEN TONIGHT m Have more tlina for your family and frtonda. watches. In stainless er than before. Ttairaday: Spaghetti with The erqgoslon nwy wane In a Add a KitciwnAid diahvniatwr and and steel, gold-filled and meat sauce, tossed salad, 14Kgold. n n iE T MOT few weeks and tbe supernova naadlets chorea Hka dping diahaa by hand. bread, butter, milk, fruit pop- Best of all, your grad­ and evnry remnant then becomes a pul­ Wa can help you plan an afficiant, modem slcle. uate gets 3 yMre of sar, one of the strange objects kitchan suit your naada and your budget Friday; 'Tomato Juice, toasted service absolutely FREE. Mon., Thurs. and discovered In the mld-1960B that to cheese snadwlch, potato sticks, This remarkable value emit regularly timed bursts of • Hrat step... viait our beautiful ahowroom. vegetaUe sticks, milk, cran­ ofi^wlH be withdrawn OUR radio energy. ^ berry crisp. June 17th. $ / : . o o Fri. Nights for EtTIMATES - FINAlIbWa AVMIABIE FRIOE -wi, Dii^ut Astereld Yoir Shopping Astrmiomers have deter­ AusroM IfircHBITCHEN SEVEN ELEVEN mined, by means of radar, * H A O p m M y ,a s e l FOOD STORE that ttie asteroid Icai^, PH. n t ConvoniGnoG! some 4 million miles distant VOtT® MANY MORE NEW GOWN AND HALTER from the earth, measures OPEN 24 h o u r s JSWIuaS-aM.VBIt8lin wpioximately %-mile in so 8. Oreen Bd., Maaoheoter 968 MAIN ffntEBT, llANCajBaTER , SETS F o r t h e w e e k e n d . • BUDGET TERMS • CASH • CHARGE • UP TO 8 YEARS TO PAY diameter and rotates once H aittoid-M Udtetown-New Britain every 2 ^ earth hours.

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" '.r- ;*'i>^- PAGE SIX BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, T H U ^A Y , MAY 26, IflTO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. llANCHESTER. qONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 Business Mirror HKmtrl^pjatpr clasaUled as.a ravolutloiMiy, radical step — If, that to ,. wa are going to taiatot ConnectiSit Sitptt!tt0 l|praUi on pure, rather than qpportuntotlo, deflnl- Mortgage Limit Shows PUBLJBHED BY THE UoBa for auch a word as oonaarvattve. Tanfecc ' • MANCHBSTBR PTJBLIBaiKa OO. U BteaU Street The context In which the decision from Commitment to Credit iten Coon. Mr. Nixon'a new Suprame OOurt can be B jr A J L O . LTOMS By JOHN OUNNmr quests more acceptable _ ..bUuer clasrilted as oonsarvattva to the context Founded October 1, 1881 Thla dspaitmtiit NEW YORK (AP) — Further years ago. LADIES NIGHT PubUalied Brerr Brenlnit Bscept SoBdayi' of the pcaaeat day tow and ordsr toaue. often be (ound i evidsnee of our society's com- Once upon a time the lender RoUd^re. Bntored n tlh e OOlee >t to credit to toe an- concerned about lending AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 102 Uanobester, Oooa., na Second CUie Kail In which our poUtloal ooninrvatlvaa tra- of toa I Mattel. quently take the position that we have hidulgad in. attoa nounoement that savings and mdney for a term that ■ ex­ loan saaoclatimia era now au- ceeded the life expectancy of SUBaCRIPTION RA1XS In stote, by toa Saturday, June lOfli Fasralde in Adrance become soA on crime. certain pnoduot of toortoad to grant mortgages -on Hi® borrower. Now he is less In- One Ydar ...... 881.00 *48,000 homes with only 84,800 c«ned to be concerned about t o Henlha ...... TSiio whoso voiy nama,^ as i Three Xontlia ...... ATS One of toe ways of getting tougher on aooomnlMunMits. ra p .,___ _ .. age, more about property val- Buffet Dinner Served One Konth ...... A86 crime to to make tt easier tor a proaiecu- tMs admittedly prejudaiid The increase, from a pre- ue. 8:00 P.M. g t a ^ Opwr ...... IBc vlous high of |M,000, was In other words, while the loan By Carrier ...... wertdy 78c tor to Win hto case. And if ha needs to mantator, toa oppottta of amlth. Dancing to Les Hammond’s Orch. Tha prajudloe le raMWy ad­ granted by the Bhderal Home to being made to a certain Indl- MBMBBB OF perau^ only nlna memlMrs of «12 THE ASSOCIATED PRBSS mitted; It la a Loan ‘ramv Board In response vldual who might possibly pass Donation $6.50 per Couple "ptt Aaaodated Frees is ezcluelTely m- member Jury, he does have an easier jttdioe against anyMSy, who to the pretaurea from young away before paying off the ttUed to the use of repobUcatlon of all couples who, unUhe their par- loan, toe property on which the news dispatches credited to it or not other­ chance tor a convlottoa. And he doesn't seeks tam e and forttUMf fcgr pre­ wise credited in this paper and sdso the tending to bo too only j ento, have no hangups about loan was made remains on the iocal news published here. have to worry, any more, about toe poa- Ail rM u of repnbUeatlon of special dis­ honest oharaotar debt. same foundation—and probably patches herein are also reseired. slUltty of some lone hoid-out frustrating and who, in that preedflBtton of For many Older couples who has grown In value, The Manchester Publishliu; Company as­ Justice. oharaotar, lived throui^ toe dapnsalaa cl^ Women also are finding tt sumes no financial respoefibnity for typo- a profaaalon out of w ip « e e Uw toe 1980s, there to no greater somewhat easier to obtain craphical errots appearins in adrerUs- goal in life than to retire toe mortgages—to what degree will ments and other reedlnc matter in The TO our ahort'order conservatives, toe abis of everybody ales, ndMlIiw Manchester Ehrening Herald. mitttgage and thus have money probably be determined by cur- need tor greater toughness toward pre­ It la toa aitt of ameaa fl^ to toim- FgU service client of N. EL A. Service, Ihc. burger, in oontraeta, or A Inak to pay off aU toe other nagging, rent deliberations of the Notion- Poblishers Representatives — Mathews. sumed criminals to much greater ‘than bills. al Commission on Consumer Fl- Shannon aM C^en Inc., Special Aceocy aooouata. —^New York. Chlcaso, Detnm and Boston. We nre now prapniad. taow^ For confident young home- nance, toe need for protecUon of the possible makers of today there to no This changing attitude toward lOMBESl AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCUIJi,- innocent among the accused — ao great ever, to make a vallanl atmg^ TIONS. gle against tola prajudlee. We hurry to pay bllto. There to, in females, however, has its base they are now willing to throw away the fact,, an entire lifetime to pay not so la a d i in changing attl- Dlnday advertising doslnr hours want to offer to Join too lataet For M o n ^ — 1 p.m. Friday guarantee to toe individual which has crusade iaunchad by too foUow- . off (iebt, so why burry. tudes tonvard credit as- In a re- Bhr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Wtatte this attitude may be assessment of the role of wom- For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. been a tradition for centuries In our sys­ ars of toa man wboaa name la ^ r Tlnmday—1 p.m. Tuesday. toe oppoalte of zenith, not to or- consldered cocky or even fool- en In woridng society, ’ p-m. Wednesday, tem of law. Whether auito a step — so toh by some, it does contain a John Forty, U.8. Savings and tossifled deadtine 4:80 p.m. day dttT to odd to ttio funooClds tetore publication 4:80 Friday for very radical from toe long range point of Mune, but in order to aaMity considerable element of logic. Loon League president, com- Saturday and Monday publlcailan. But It atoo depends upon sue- ments that "women occupy a view — was absolutely necessary to our own ourloalty. The latest orusads Is 'phe to tolned earning power—other- much greater range of occupa- counteract all the modem trends in wtoe there could be trouble. tions and many hold much Thursday, May 25, 1872 penuada toe members at toe criminal Justice — the Increesed protec­ Ocsmeotlout isglalature to re­ This to the reasoning: I am more responsible positions. The veal toalr own flnanotaljietond- young and have not had enough compensation at women has tion of toe rights a t toe criminal by vari­ time to -accumulate toe large gained relative to that of men. Ing and aoureas and amplinto «f That Turnpike Accident ous Warren COurt dectolans — the in­ down payments that builders income, and there is, to the QuisUng/Traltor All the deteBB of ttmi douMe ftetalUy creased inventlveneas of defense lawyers questionnaire being submitted and lenders demand. Rut I First Lady Meets Gosha have enough income to pay all Vidkun Quisling was a down off the Ooimeatleut Tun^ike at —the increasing softness of toe general to our legialatom, a apoolal op- large monthly Installments. Norwegian traitor of World portvmHy for liglelnttiw trho Mrs. Pat Nixon is introduced to Gosha, t^e leading Moscow Circus Wednesday. Ivan Kudrayuvsev, the Norwalk last weekend keep rwwnivtimr social conscience with Its wtilingness to If I make enough money to War II. The word-“quisling’’ are also lawyers to ueltmteer Ruasian bear, while attending a performance of the ; bear’s trainer is in the center. (AP photo) came to stand for traitor be­ themadvea tfarouKh the mind. The acci­ classify criminals more “sick" thim handle the Installments,- why toe namea ct their “O v major handle toe Installments, why cause of his aid to the Ger­ dent occurred Saturday moRdaw. aeod- "guilty" — no toyman dares try to cU«tta." should I be denied toe (q^ioi- man occupation forces. We wish to Join tola enimde ingr a car hddfaiE a State Depcotment say. One thing clear to that toe tuntty 'to live In' toe house of In order to expand a|id sk- my choice? When I am (ttd I and official and his wife over the pendulum. If It did swing one way, per­ Women Find Treasure in Back Pay tend It. The very first thing we might have the money, but I guard rail and down into a wooded ra­ haps belatedly, but perhaps too far in notice, for Instance, Is that toe By LYNN SHEBR the male-female wage differ- or firing. In eatabltohlng wage file, as they did In toe past—a won’t have toe need for toe questionnaire antowaUoally vine. Akhotigh the driver of the oilier car aoma reepbeta, has now begun to swing AaooelatBd Frees Writer enUal," he said. “We know standards, promotion opportune factor which one ElEOC attor- house. goes to Rap. J. Brian CMtoay, The working woman Is find­ there’s a disparity. And this ttles or tralnliig. ney says will moke "a tre- In fact, by acquiring a bouse involved reported an accident to the state toe other 'Way, and. in tola instance, per­ > toe New Britain Repubiioan, ing It new pays to complain kind of serious research c(xtld Based on past cases, a worn- mendous. difference." now I actually am putting my- police, the car centalnlng the two viodras haps too soon' and too far. who Is not only a lawyer, but to- shout sex discrimination in em­ be helpful In determining why an stands the best diance of Labor Department nfWci«i« sell into a sounder financial po- (tfoodland. GARDENS was not discovered until the next Mon­ so O ialnnan of the RepubUoan, ployment. It exists. getting back pay if she to one privately admit there’s still a sltlon. I am Investlngii I am State Oentrol Oommittee. Since I860, more than $48 mll- Ronald L. Oaxaca, who at toe 18.8 miUion fuU or part- lot of money to be claimed. Of- saving. I am hedglgg against day, when the husband was dead and the While we are all waiting for hen In bock pay and court coats worked up the estimates, to as- Ume female workers In a non- fioially, however, they simply Inflation. And whUe doing this, Let Ut He^ You WMi Yoiir Lawn and Plant ProMems wife 80 injured she died in the hospital "Ub” In The Kremlin R^ydilloaa Statta Cbaimiaa been awarded to 104,604 sistant professor of economics supervisory position who are say that they welcome more In- I am sheltering my family, 'workersi almost all female, at toe Unlventty of Wettern SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN the next day. Gaftoay to fill out tala quaeUoB- covered by the Equal . Pay Act. qulries and tawlte more com- All I ask to that you have "Libeiatkm I>at" they ought to be caU- naira, tt would obvlourty-tao a who were not getting pai(l Ontario. An economic. consult- That’s about half the total fe- plaints. faith in me. OonMder me aa a 168 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER 643-8474 tqually for work of equal value, ant In the recent EEOC study male work force. Bruce and Diane Pateben were on their ing her, after what ahe has been doing m atter of fair play to oirarlook ^ „ ...... , To some extent, even that at- person who has a life ex- some of toa rad tap*''lattali in some of toe more noted of. sex dlscrlminotiiHi i in the She doesn t qualify if ahe a an bpo„gbt resulte. A pectancy of another 46 years, way to see their daughter in the gradua­ for toe ladies of toe Kremlin. crusade and stretch toa rules oases: Bell System, he prepared hto execuUve, admlnl^Uve or pubUc^^naUon cam- ^ woik 40 of them, and tion ceremonies at Boaton Untvendty. far enough to permit an Invita­ -—More than 3,000 women statistics as a Ph.D. candidate professional employ® — In- Equal Pay i”**! make a total lifetime tt has been laigeiy due to toe nice per­ tion to Demooratio State Chair­ gtoss workers aran *900,000 In at Princeton several years ago, *1!r*2!f** "I for instance, resulted in income of at least *800,000. FLOWERS FVh- two dasra, then, the daughter had no back pay and Interest from based on a survey of more than M l i H suasion of Mrs. Nixon, who has obvious­ man John Battay to name a few s c ^ tea^rs-or If *® « jm complaints from enqiloyea from wIU see, therefore, that way of knowing where they might be, or Wheatoo Glasa Oa of New Jer- 12,000 Individuate and their 1967 ly used the pcerogatives of her own of tala cUenta too. ''‘"■ outside saleswoman, or if too m 1970— my loan request to actuaUy what might have hi^ipened to them. (FtMkuTaphsd By wmioai Cm) Am a veteran reporter of tha sey. earnings. i worka for moat government ^ ^ ^ modest in relation to my Ufe- status as a guest to Insist on a certain —Some 800 female telephone His formula suggests that'as agencles. • .....nmii.m,- Hme Income. What I seek from THE JOSEPH W. CONRAD: Seen Through The Ooonactleut political seanh we “We wUl never teil an em- -^o . occ(wxllng to adminto- tWhen it lefH the highway, tt)elr ear amount of attentloa from tooaie who are oonf see that we have had, ovar woriieni woo about *800,000 In a Uttle as 82 per cent, or as much you, toe lender, to the chance Rigging Of The Whaling Ship Morgan At Mystic Seaport. as 78 per cent, a t the male-fe- tratora, e'ven toU.' guilty estab- LARGE GERANIUMS dfKdrioh.against Pacific Trie- ployer that someone (x>m- to uke ttila money now, when I seemed to have catapulted itself over the her hoatesaea, that toe motherly but toe years, an onerijlng, taOun^ male wage differential, could plained about them," explained lUhmenta are coming ajtxmd. lees. If navOrtbeledi p a c tr i tboap ^ TUegraph Oo. . have great needs, rather than guard rail, doing only minor damage to formidable distaff aide of the Moscow . —’Tim hundred and 76 women be attributed to the effects of Gerald Mitchell, a regitmol ad- "We see, among the ^ in my old age, when all I can (Regular $1.60), curiosity about the 14 «Wty of j|^,000 from Anaconda sex discrimination. mintotrator of Wage and H(xir majority of employera, tt. A state highway crew leiMlrlng that hierarchy has been on such public dis­ wtth the U.S. to help the iMuttr- Mr. BaUeya (^ante durhty ttA do to leave it to somebody else. Aliimiiifm po.. and toe right to Here’s how It works: based In Cblcago. Hto office recognition of their responsl- damage, on Monday, happanad to no­ play the past few days. ward Soyiet economy- period of his roodeet poOltbal lA- Tha tendency towaril ®044®i: hold fortneriy sex-restricted A(»:ording to toe U.S. Bureau handles some 1,000 equal pay blUty in underrtandlng the laws credit Isn’t ttpiited to young Presldent Nixon’s hopeful fluottoe. investigations a year for H- and a great willingness to com- tice the car down below. prospe(tts here can toiu be Jpbs requiring heavy lifting. of the Census, the mean earn- home buyers. Mature couples, The other day, when Mrs. Nixon had Somobow, It-has never'oocui^ ingB of full-time, year-round llnols, Indiana, Ohio. Michigan, itty,” said GrunwakL gilmpsed rather dearly, be­ . The.,main share of the baick even retirees, find their re- Mrs. BireMinev, Mrs. Gromyko and Mrs. red to us to ask Jofm BaUty for pay caoea have been settled un­ women workers in 1970 were Minnesota and Wlsctmsin. Conceivably, if the car bad been locat­ cause Brezhnev's eagerness to a list of U s cUratiz, any more Dobrynin all in tow for some of her own Moscow^s Stake In Nixon der toil Equal Pay Act (if 1968, *6,676. Men earned an average ■•we Just walk Into a com- ed immethately on Saturday ,botfa Uvea go ahead with the summit des­ than tt occurred to us to make with about *300,000 banrdlng to Mltcfaril, “We SUMMER to translate the summit into their wire during toa pailod of None of these details, bowever, has toe pictures, is this: Are these Russian U06CX>W — A vision of world meet with Manllo Brosio, ago that Moscow would break all Equal Pay oeaea are setUed lion. start negotlatl(His to correct votes next November. Accord­ their pcdltioal promlnanM and (Nit of court—^whlch means And Oaxaca said he found the whatever violations are found. quite the impact as the detail which ladies really appreciating the liberathm stabUlty safeguarded by the two NATO’s choice to start dis­ off toe stunmlt were out at, super powers permeates toe top cussions for a mutual reduction phase with fact. To toe con­ ingly, even though Mr. Nixon possible power. We auppoae. If more,' un(»lculated, suras. amount is generally even high­ If the employer refuses, we re­ gives the precise nature d the accident Mrs. mxon is bringing them, or would level (tt the Communist party of NATO and W anqw P act mll- trary, Brezhnev’s super-power now confronts danger In toe we bad all such Information at No federal agency has put a er for black women as a group. view toe situation and deter­ SESSION 10 for m A S which occurred. These two people, Bruce they prefer leaving the sBly require­ hierarchy here to a surprising Itary forces In central Europe. diplomacy had advanced to toe form of the toughest bakgaln- hand, w* would find tt quite dollar figure oa toe amount the­ He said the figures do not in­ mine whether we siuMild In­ . ing agent in modern history, harmless, and not even worth dicate the simple fact (tt wom­ stitute court action.” ments, toe protocol, the gossip, the extent, with Moscow portraying When asked to explain this re­ stage that Mr. Nixon might oretically owed women for sex and Diane Pateben, on the way to see the grandiloquent words of his very much gossip. discrimination, but one econo­ en being underpaid for ■work Moet cases are settled out of Shown here to toe Interior of one at our 10 huge greenhouses Our geranium crop this itself as toe staMe balance fusal, in toe face of Moscow’s have been kidnapped aiul JUNE 26 - AUQUST 4 to toe finest ever — They please, because —"toey’re direct from toe grower to yoal their daughter gfraduate, were driving maslsed smiles of friendship of summit wheel. public support fbr a thln-out in brought here forcibly to make fcrelgn policy adviser, Henry On toe other hand, we have mist has devised a formula that equal to that of men. They also court. Kissinger, that "we are in a po­ alwaye had an Idea that a hat of estimates women workers are reflect the lack of access worn- a woma ncan also seek feder- along, minding their own buaineae, per­ diplmnacy to toe men? Thus, behind toe rather stark Europe, one top party theore­ the summit a reality. SPREADING AND UPRIGHT sition totally unprecedented in auch chenta, oompleta down owed between *84.8 bUllon and en workers have tradltl(Mially jj jjolp In (wmbattlng dls- haps nicely within the speed limit, in the ceremony given to President tician Udd us; "We don’t want Just how large a rtde Presi­ HUMANmBB A OOOCMUNICATIDN ARIB CXIURSBB Gladioli Bulb Special! Our real guess: Mrs. Nixon and the meetings of btocs. We want bi­ dent Nixon’s trip to Oilna has history,’.’ may not be all that through toe yean, and Inohid- *81.9 billion a year. had to higher paying Jobe. crimination through the Equal Japanese Yews Nix(» oa his arrival Monday, Bngttoh lUA hstroduetany Oomposttion Assorted, No. 1 Large Flowering! midst of the one way tialfic on the many- lateral negotiations.’’ played in Brezhnev’s strategy far (ttf the mark.' Ing, here and there, figures who Richard Grunwald, assistant Under specific clrcum- Employment Opportunity Corn- Russian wives immediately devdoped leading peurty theoreticians stances, the law prohibits Ixtth. injaston. Be(»use Its operating Bngitob lllB Introduotary Ooropoiltian 12” to 15” 1^7 « laned Connecticut Turnpike when sud­ likewise, a high diplomatic is, of (XMirse, proUematl(xil. merely haiq;>ened to have aome- secretary of labor who has the iiMtincUve understanding and mutual were going out a t their way to The Equal Pay Act says that base—Title VH of the CIvU lk«ltob lUO totrodnetacy Oomporttlon (Potted) ib a * n (ttficial here told us It would The' consensus here Is that the On This Date ~body for a partner, would, If It overall' responsibility for the viijMA uiD Oomposlficit denly another car going faster than they praise toe President, but add­ could be studied, amount to at Equal Pay Act, sold he could men and wromen performing Ejgbts Act—bars employment 25 bulbs *1.39 4 tor 98A9 sympathy of those who must suffer to­ ing this caveat; The summit was have' been “tragic" if a small haimting fear of a U.B.-Peking Bngltoh U2A Adranoed ^ . were came up out of nowhere and bit cUent like North Vietnam —or aUlonce, no matter how bizarre In 1803, the American poet least one kind of political his­ not Judge the value______of those_ es- work that requires equal skill, discrimination because of race, BBgItah lUB Advaneed Oompoattlan gether. They have our sympathy too. saved by Moscow's refusal to Bi«ltoh 120 latroduetloa to literatura them In the rear so hard their car went an Ameitoan client like Israel- tt may seem in Washington and and phUosopher, Ralph Waldo tory of OonneGllcut. Will all lavr- tlmatee without knowing more equal effort and equal re^xmsl- religion and nati(mal ori- panic in toe face of Mr. yera who have ever been In poli­ about toe formula. blUty must get equal pay. Title jjj addition to sex. It has Biwitoh U Bffeottve dpeakte out of control and vaulted over the guard Nix(Hi's bI(Hdcade of North Viet- had the power to destroy the PeUng, has at least equal Emerson, was born in Boston. FJL m The Htolory of Fine Arts 1 PLANT THEM first seriogs “bilateral” nego­ weight in Brezhnev’s strategy In 1036, Rep. John Quincy tics and bad interesting oUwtts "I cMSd say that one thing VII of Hie Civil Rights Act produced fewer—but no less FJL lU Btotacy and BEDDING PLANTS rail. Apparently there was nothing, ab­ nam. we need more of to sound stud- says basically that an employer significant—results for women, NOW! Homer Cwnee Home tiations siiice World War II be­ as hla ether main goal: stabil­ Adams opposed the annexation please bare their books? rJL 118 fjuiitooapa Pl solutely nothing, Bruce Patehen could In the backgrouiul of this self- tween Washington and Moacow. iz e Europe, gaining status as of Texas in a speech In the les to Identify what Is causing may not discriminate In hiring qualifications are less FJL in O ealtva Gtnfto It was good news Indeed to learn last serving portrayal of a patient, a world power fully e<]ual to the House, saying the move would rigid. FJL 166 Oenwnlos X From The Grower To You: Agera- have dcsie to have avoided this aoddent stalde and powerful giant, how­ In retrospect, toen, toe fears week that retiring U-Conn president in the White House two weeks U.8., and maUng trade deals trigger a war with Mexico. If a woman to not a govern­ ICATHiaCATXB, SdEMCOB AND BBAlilH ilHVlCBlB or controUed its consequences, once he Homer D. Babfaldge, J r. wUl continue ever, the facts suggest that a H erald ment or school employe, and CARXaSto OOURABS turn, Salvia, Petunias, Marigolds, struggle of some vehemence If her company employes at had committed himself to traveling on in toe scene in Connecticut. Bto. aoL 100 Prinoiplaa of Blologtert aotooee He has accepted a dual post at Yale and was f(xight (Mt In toe PoUtburo, least 24 other workers, she can Calendula, Allyssum, Snapdragons, the Connecticut Turnpike that day. the high command of the Com­ Yesterdays Biology 121 Anfanal Btotegy will take residence there this fall. He will file a comptelnt with one of the Mlemhlalocy Tray munist peuty. 18 regional EEOC (ttfices, gen­ Impatience and Many More. Plant It to frightening, isn't it, even though be m aster a t Tlmotoy Dwight College One Vote Against McGovern 25 Years Ago Sumnstry 110 aaemeoto of ChemMiy and will also take part in toe devdop- E xpatta here believe that erally within ISO days of the Ocean. 110 w totroduetton to Ooaanagmphy Them Now, Now’s The Time! the actual odds for such an aedddnt have ment work at Yale's new Center for party hard-Uners, i»t>bably This was a Sunday; Tha Her­ malpractice. MWh 9tA Baale MatoamaUea 3 for $2.75 ald did not publish. Ocnnplalnto found to be valid Math 9«B Boiio Mafliamatica to be calculated to be so small no one Educational Studies in toe field of higher headed by toe Ukrainian party totomodtoto Algabna are either setUed In private or. Mkto lOOA See Ua For: Ivy and Varigated Qer- Headquarters tor can really afford to pay any beed to education. chief and POUtburo member, Mato 106B IBtarmadtoto Algtona Peter Shelest (who played toe 3 10 Years Ago / If necessary. In court. New Mato 106 ' TMctaonntiy aniuma, O r c h 1 d a, Cbryaantoemuma, SOOTTSE A GREENFIELD PRODUCTS! them? In a very real sense It will be a return leading ntte In the invasian a t regulati(ms giving EEOC more jiiu«M«4a of Mbdara ttDatotmatooa home for toe educator. He was raised Tornado leaves Manchester Mato 108 Gloxintoa, Gardenlaa, Mixed Pots and TurfbuUder, Feed 'n Weed, Cope, Chechoslovakia In 196B), power now allow the Commis­ Mhto 110 iniiodiietacy Ooloulua Halts, Kwit and otoera. SUll, one can spot the one factor which and attended schools in New Haven, area uns(»rred, but some orsaa Fby. Set 100 PiiiMiplaa of Fhjfaloal Botooce Logs, Foliage Ptonto, Cut Flowers, plus stuggled at least for a sum­ sion to go into court itself—in­ Small Patted Ptonto for Do-It-YouiaeU Garden and Flower F(x>d, 60 lbs. later receiving his bachelor's degree at strewn with debris from .Water- stead a t requiring individuals to had to be present in orderto create the mit postoonemeitt during the bury area that was atru(ik. luxwai. bcuWOE It PUBUD BERVIOB CXXIRSBS reg. *8.88 NOW *2.46 Yale. two-day secret meeting of the ProJe(tts . . . danger against wfaidi there was no de­ Working at toe. University will be no Soo. lU Introduetiea to tha Bhaty of Ooototy HAH Lawn Food, 6,000 aq. ft. Polttburo following Mr. Nixon's OoBtampocaiy Boolal Fvoiiiaina reg. *3.96 NOW *2.88 fensive reaction poeslUe. The speeds we novelty to Babbtdge. decisi(» to close North Viet­ Boo. 108 Boe. I ll JuvanOa Dam qumcy Now’s The Time To Plant ORTHO 18% OFF legally permit on our roads are high He is a former head resident counselor nam’s ports to Soviet military 'Pty. lllA aaBoial PajrehMagy 1 Cauliflower, Bruseela Sprouta, Cabbage, A Thonght for Today SALE IS NOW ON! enough. Yet they are all violated every of freshmen at Yale and executive fel­ Bup(tties. Failing to cany toe Pay. lUB. aanacal I » fchelogy I Lettuce, Broccoli .... 79c box low of Pierson CMlege. day on cancellation or jwstocne- Sponsored by ton M8mohest|r pay- US OaBanl Poyeholagy n LAWN FOOD, 12,000 sq. tt. minutes of every day on every mile of Council of Churches W e make sure Pay. lU U M E ...... 8 89-lb. bags *8.00 l/eaving Yale, BabUdge held a num­ ment, they then Suggested that reg. *10.96 NOW *6.96 the conversation between Mr. Fay. I ll "Dolometic" to Special, Jnat tor our soil! major Connecticut highway. This viola­ ber of federal positions, among them Pqr. n o Ataiormal Fayobology PEED AND SOIL INSECT CONTROL Ifix(xi and party chief Leonid "Accept your cross, embrace your furnace is fed on schedule. httroftietlon to 1 Free Soil Test, plus 10,000 sq. ft. tion is not always safe. were assistant commissioner of educa­ PUL lU reg. *12.96 NOW *10.96 tion and director (tt toe divialon of high­ Brestanev be moved out of toe It a thousand times dally for ABtoio. 101 Introdnottoo to Free Landscape Consultation! er education. Soviet Union, possibly to love of Him who sends it to Pal. Bet. U l Amoriean Noileaal OovHBment Vienna. you. It la a costly present, toe With our Healing Oil Service Contract, your FaL Sol. I ll State and UteaX Goranmunt We Have Everything for Your Gardens and Lawns! He accepted toe presidency at Uni­ Htotory 101 Waotecn avfltoafton Biraagb toe ReOermaltea But Brezhnev swept aside all gift of Love. Often set toe Cruci­ furna:ce is programmed to degree days so Waotora CMhaatibn S lii^ to a Reformation A Radical Conservative Decision versity of Connecticut in 1962. arguments that toe Soviet Htohxy 108 fied Savior before your eyes, that it's always well fed, automatically. Htotory Ml Utaitad atatea BMury I One of the meet newsworthy decisions No stranger to OonnecUcut audiences, Union would be humiliated by measure your lufieriDgs wtth aalavy Ml UBItad Stataa Btotory R the noted educator Is a much sought-af- Your whole heating system will be kept PANSIES of president Nixon's new "conservative" receiving Mr. Nlx(m vdien Hla; and yours will so6in great­ Geogriqdty lU xatroduotten to Ctoogianto ___ tir speaker. He was principal speaker American military power was ly toe leas." clean and tuned-up to function at peak ef­ ReoiSliig iOOA Readbag Dynaalos and Rudy Bhilto Supreme Court today to atoo one of the here at Chii^ianee Golf dub In the fall of barring Soviet ships from Hai­ St. Francla da Salaa, ficiency, and that means you save money. Readbur lOOB Readtaig Dynamics and Rudy Sfcilto iSwUs GkinH most ''radical" changes in ths law ever 1966 when, after an open house at the phong. Bubmttted by That’s not all. With a Free Mobil Fuel wiam ESB OARiatBa ooobmbb new Bristol Press plant, this newspeq^r To Brezhnev, toe President’s Rev. George Nostruid Saver Analysis we can check your furnace decreed by any court. Aoet. 101 Pitadplea of Aoo(Natting (iHE - S:M PAL) hosted members of tl» Opnnectl-eredtt ocniae: *M.H i ed dn: Biltfah common law bdfore any "My alma mater has given me an ex­ able both nations to avoid du­ lUIOUR SERtnOE • PHORE MW1H I h r tastormalton, write or oaB Hr, FiondeHa, Dliactor of of natlans aa the North AtlanUc plication and reduce toe coats Tahiahle law w ^ even written In this country, and traordinary opportunity in mid-career," Treaty alliance and toe Warsaw of apace exploratkm."—Dr. gntiliniT. vr— Oonununtty OoHege, PJ>. Box lOM, it has been pait of two centuries of he said. (Soviet tttoc) Pact but directly James C. Blatcber,admlnla- MorUtrty Brothers rv— 0«MO, telipliMe 84MM0. pcaotlce here Mnee our laym ware writ­ Yale President Kingman toewstar Jr. between Moscow and Washing­ trator of toe National Aeioiuutt- Greoi Stamps! I ^ S m o r f Habi^A said, "It la an entttmoua satisfaction to ton. ics and ^lace Adminlatratloa, 31S CENTER STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE ten. : -..it. everyone who knows him In New Haven As one examine of tola de- on toe U.6.-8ovlet' agreement to aUe to announce that Htuner vekT>ing Soviet campaign, con­ ta r a joint manned qpwto flight i Throwing It out, tharafore, baa to be Is coming home."—BRISTOL PRESS sider Moscow’s refusal even to in 197B.

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PAGE mOHT IIAMGHBSTER E V E W O HB31ALD. MANCfiBSTBR, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1972 A 5 ■ -....a ■ ." r ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN^ TflURsbAY. MAY 26, 1972 PAGE NINE ( ^ u n Gases Education Bill Intensive Attack South Windsor First Motorized School Bus ODUXJtT OOCBT U MUNICIPAL BUILDING ■net HaitNrd Seeelon Heads for House B: . funds, force or persuasion for 6,000 bfantapiard refageea no(th and northweat Long before the North Viet- NEIWMAN, CUlf. (AP) — In we’ve got to figure out a way to boys in the trailer until the tronsd drugs and operating a famlUoa and educational in- nurnoM of fauainv to ot. purpose w en gathered. ■ _ Kontum from Just befon dawn nuneaa launohaft thalr ^ oIMb- School Board Cuts Budget Septem ber 1914 about 30 young­ get these kids to school.” trailer overturned in a ditch. TW aaaaulta agauat Boim Mirth 80, U.8. ottolals sters clambered aboard a con­ "That started me in the bus "Nobody got hurt, but the CLOSED is t ^ r Buspenaiw, at yester- welj^ members’ objections to permanent delay in the imple­ verted Model T Ford which its business,” said Patchett, 92. next day we got'letters from day's court sesston. His case the busing provision, ^ a t n ^ a nor^rnm ort de- y ,, fighting, ekadh t^et- u ld KOntum, a major provla- mentation of all desegregation un«««y Bowti of pUe. phu an addHional $8,000 Mra. (iaffyn then aaked the d esign er sa id wma “ the firs t Patchett’s bus utilised a Mod­ the boys saying they refused to was continued to June 23 for Recognising the diftlcuHles (aiuM line at *> -o » names* apokeamen otalmad 61 olal capital in the MgWahdn MONDAY, MAY 29, 1972 north of _Bue, enemy w en hilled, moetiy by would be one of the chief ■ ®®*®***®B thftt took on the bl®®4Sher* for the new foot* beard to explain why office ma* motorised school bus in the al T truck chassis. The rear ride In the trailer anymore,” ^ support- United States.” wheels were removed and spro- Patchett said. "Ws built anoth­ addittanal count of operating ers persuad^ Speaker Onrl Al- . ported npuiaed. Bourn Viet atrikes. No South Vietnam- tlvea. Quang Tri, the oounlry*a monumantal task of dumping ***** which brought the chinery mm placed in mipplie. In ObtwvaRce Of Memorial Day Until then, students got. to okats installed for a eholn er bus right away and it took under suspension was nolled by bert Wednesday to pos^[)one the • com,promise version ®“ c « « » l‘ *6a F e n reported. northernmoct proylnolal ength $168,410 fn>m tiie Tymm ****** *** lln*® of ■ to- be used for Inatruction of school on their own, either by. drive. A wooden passenger care of that.” the prosecutor. The alleged of- vote on the bill tor at least two ’•ould permit the expenditure rtnnen alao NieUed tal, leU on May 1, and An liOO, ^ ' *hi*»®»*»' Board Chairm an Imergeney Tefophone Numbers: govfniinent the aJrflaWWPlelku, 38 mUee another pnvlnolal oapHal M oa a approved board budget The board unanlmouaiy ap- James Arnold said U ahould not walking, on bicycle, horseback, compartment with benches was Other ecbool districts isamsd enses occurred In Kanchester weeks to give them time to federal funds for busing wagon or a lift in the family mounted on the truck frame. In February. drum up support. *ocal authorities re- Jjo**** *rtlUe^ Ita^hat one Oe aouth. Several rocketa hit mUea north of Saigon, has been wtaUa resldants hovered in the imwed a request to spend $600 have been placed In that par- of the buses and either pur­ Highway ...... 649-5070 high oohool auditorium anx- ^ transport students . In the tlcular account but' In "non- car, said Franklin A. Patchett. P atch ett said . inflatable -Urea chased them or contracted with Oeorge Chfiro, 39, of 16 Ihe opfwnents idso are ex- Quest aid or the Constitution re- ^® and reports said two under alege far aeven we'ilts. louMy a'watting the outcome of tond exchange program which, Instructicmal equipment.” The That lone bus. developed into were placed in front and solid him to transport their chlldrai, Refuse...... 649-1806 Reservolr Rd., Rockville, pected to make use of the extra Quires It, and would terminate • t u r ^ shoot” south Vietnam^ Vletnameae beUoo|iten ^ F IM nporta aald five Noiih nocounts being discussed and hi the past, had aolely been fl- board later instructed School a fleet of 330 leased to 42 Call- rubber tires in -the rear. The Patchett said. ^ pleaded guilty to a charge of time, however, and an opening ®® legislation staying couri or- “ w en damaged lightly. Sonhory Sewer and W ater 649-9697 Vletnameae tanks a mile to the. considered for outs. nanced by parents of the stu- Superintendent Charles Warner fomla school districts before he bus was powered by a 20 horse­ Patchett estimates he con­ disorderly conduct which was riiot in their campaign was *lers in 18 months, troope killed and 48 wouhded. Vletnameae farcea con- northeast of Kontum tunsd The board had presented the potnt- Arms Accord had been klUed by North Viet- continuing a short distance offt Falne reported. who requested oooUnuation ot all schools. The Family Life ment at the (fammtuiity Service Manchester nameae dieUbitpi during their north and northweat of the city. Thick smoke poui^ fro^ a the PaiaUel Ektucation Fro- Program would have had areas Office at the Union School as Talk Filling O bituary eaoape. where there has been conlin- honse in the realdentiai putot gram (PEP) tor students who, at drug education Included in soon as posslMe. Hospital Notes . American planes, retaliating ucus fighting for nearly two toe clly, about half a mUe llfum for various reasons have famed the text. Presently the only Mrs. Joanne Kilgore, South far the enemy offenrive now be- weeks. fbe western end of Bie eir antp- Mrs. Helen SB. Hopowiec VI8ITINO HOURS off from the everyday sdiool class receiving this type of fam- Windsor’s public health nurse Moscow A ir ginning Ita ninth week, Tbe North Vietnamese also South VTrtnamese flght|^ routine: that money |)e alio- Uy education program is the said that Mrs. Rose Jameson, 5 VEatNON — The funeral of , . , (CnwHaned from Page One) M rs. Helen Z. Hopowiec of 43 *"*«"»*«»*«*« Care Semi- smashed the two Mggeat power made new assaults on the bombers were making loar-Ievei oated to flnknce die exchange Grade 12, in the high school. dental hygienist from the Den- Emma Lane, who died yester^ Prtvate, noon - 3 p.m., and 4 Miss Ida Staggers winds up 35 years as a hostess plants and a majM* bridge in northern front above Hue and attacks against North Vietnam- conesrt program with the high in most cases the board re- tal Health section of the State both countries before ftixon ar­ the Hand-Halphong Industrial on two sides of Da Nang, South ese positions lew than a mile day at a Rockville Nursing ?:*"• ' * Prtvf*® with Trans World Airways. With her is W. B. Mc- school band and the Middle- celved sympathy from citizens Department oint- any. time, limited to five min­ tbomy economic thicket unlike- vlUe. seminary and the home of the teaehem to the system; a part, students In an ment basis only. The program ly to be raked clean here. F tImmIs may call at the far u t e SAN ETlANCrSOO (AP) — champagne corks, hugs, kisses French bltiwp of time reading teacher for EUs- *i*mentary school would need a includes a dental examination There wUl, however, be an neral home tonight from 7 to'9. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a-m. - 'pte world’s oldest airilne stew- and congratuhitions from pilots, ACSgr. Paul Setts, worth School, a part-time string calculator. Sie was Informed and a flouride treatment. agreement to set up machinery 1 2 MS p .m „ and 6:80 p.m . - 8 ardess is eyeing the eky wist- feUow Mewardesses, ground- -nj* taigste are located near instnuo^ toadier for the ele- the scho® nilBtary region head- along w ^ a full time English formally not only with BreSh- ...... a * World Airtinefl. at Kansas CltV. Mo. B* ... 1., ______, outpatients are requested tO use World Airlines. at Kansas Qty, Mo. quarters at Pleiku said several teacher ' and social studlsa nev but also with President Ni­ The airilne explained that its Miss Staggers, who observed hundred South Vietnamem In- Michelin costs less of famous Armstrong MAY I7TH BES^AST, Northern Ireland the new emergency room en- teachePfor that level.. kolai V. Podgomy, Pfemier (AP) — Bursts of guerrilla gun- contract with the Airline Stew- her 60th birthday May 9, atart- famrymen had rooted out the The hoard farther approved Alexel N. Koaygln and Andrei early today in Londcatderry exlirtlnv Stewardesses Assocl- ed with TWA in July 1988 when sappers, Mlllng 38 and captur- an teacher in the ANNIVERSARY THAT WE HAVE Aleksandrov,Ai«k»uvlmv thethB Soviet lead- punctuated the Roman CathoUc ^ exisung compeUed retirement at the line was flying smtdl, 14- jnj, one, and the othera h^ AveryOtreet School for the first drivew ays. in the long run.The era’ Henry matinger. campaign to get the Irish Re- "* 60. passenger DCSs. In 1943, with withdrawn by dusk. The only WtTIEHWItltnHtEimTIlWIEVai grade,'i parttime math teacher S h ^ ! With Nlxdu were Kissinger, publican Army to suspend Its Her last flight was from much more modem equipment South Vietnamese casualties re- for theihigh sebort along with DINNER FOR TWO AT EITHER. IVI his a^stant for national secur- war against the British army. Honolulu to Travis Air Force to fly In, she was promoted to ported were three men p faU-tinul teachera for' aooial Ity affairs, and at least two ■nj* shooting injured no csie. ADMITTED YBSTBRDAT: Base, 46 miles north of San TWA’s <^efddef hostess.hostess, wounded. I PRE OWNEDSKCUU studied’and foreign langufges, very long run. Here are three moderately priced, top-quality STEAK OUT or members of the National Secur- hut It was the” first violence hi Mark Decorso, Club House Francisco, on a charter assign- But she decided office work South Vietnamese observation and g'.yarttime business course Ity Council staff. One of them Londonderry In more thnn 24 Apts., Storrs; Merllyn Durant, ment for the MlUtary Airlift wasn’t for her so she to

Isw , b w > more than three hours FBIOE8 ,STA R T A T M | | M Asia. backlash against the IRA gun- Rk'u 1 Ellington Ave., Rock- When riie arrived back at regularly to Rome, Paris, Lon- oity. They were attacked by Hwtkms, cuts were So it really doesn’t make much sense to cut 7frOIEV. 1^795 (175-18X) ploe $1M i H f Nixon origlnany bad planned gathered mom«T)him Y*“®= Perrotta, 186 Fr^lsco IntenmtiCT^ ^n and the M l^e Her gouth Vietnamese bombers, but 69MVHM $1695 liaaala 3-4r. Iiai4ii2» 9 tiA, S— w ‘ the following areas; in F.E. Tax - Easy Credit Terms the prices and put them on sale. to spend Thuraday afternoon at Two policemen on patrol Brook St., South Windsor. Airport there were popping home is in New York dty. the results were not known. 2 -4 |. iMrltsp, 4 cibjMimnNt, development, $8,000; the nearby dty of Zelenograd, were the target lor one burst of Also. Rose M. Girard, East Six more tanks cuid four sup- cMirfMMiifiM* purchasing system But we’re doing it anyway, but press secretary Ziegler told automatic gunflre. They did not Hartford; Susan K. Walker, ply trucks were reported sight­ 6001D5. $2495 70PONI. 5299S (FPBS) $1,000; recruitment of hoping that you’ll recognize A newsmen -he changed his mind back, but a s*jay bullet Beaver Trail, Coventry; Geor­ Housewife Big Winner ed about 15 miles northwest of VMS CrsiMr, ■ cyL, asIwiMNIc, h e. •aaaaaMa kesmen at rAiVCHUsruR- of-actaqtd youth coordinator ance of "Swan Lake" tonight army post near the Bog- *®y- Sunset Lane. (Coventry; today after winning $76,000 In j,er i*et Pleiku said. picked up by the Community by the Bolshoi Ballet. ^ creggan districts, the Raymond J. Favreau, 461 Gra- cSonnecticut state lottery’s Dorothy M. Lobel of Water- '"'® ®“y reported, heavily Service OouncU for $10,000; a IRA stronghold known as BYee R^-> Wapplng; Marjorie J. “guper 76" drawing. bury wrai $30,000. There was no a*'®Ued with rockets, mortar :^)LDSMOBIti part-time social worker for $5,- SHvtr Un n at Rarttonl Rawl, MbMhMtor BROWN’S A K rkllt T gb’lATtl De"7- S‘PPl®®- 1®® “ Kh St-: Alice K. Katherine E. Whiting told re- $10,000 winner this week be- during ttie late - 000; portable gatoa for $3,490 X v f v t JJ. In Belfast.Belfast, two civilians Humphries, 67 Garden St.; Ste nnrtoniporter* "it’s tontoo mnoh much to think oaiiba cause of insufficient ticket morning and early afternoon, plus {kopane tank installation TIRE SH O P Manchester Chapter, Disabled standing at the edge of the P^«u P- ®m“*y Beach about...I never wem anything sales. and South Vietnamese troops 6 4 3 - 1 S 1 I for $3)600; and a freeser for the 333 M AIN ST R E E T — 643-2819 American Veterans and Boy Catludlc Palls Road area were R<1-' Rockville; Susan J. Port, before in my life and I’m so The new weeklywinning ~TZZZI food program estimated at $4,- OEN MON. - FBI. 7 A.JM -10 P-M. — SAT. 7 A.M. • 6 P.M . Scout Troop 120 will meet to- hit by buUeU from a ceding 60 (Jrosby Rd.; Evlnda J. Kas- excited I couldn’t say at this number was 06142. 878. SUNDAY 9 AJd. • 6 P .M . night at 6 at St. James Cem- car. One of the casualties was P®*"' RFD 2, Mansfield Center; Other cuts were made in re­ etaetary ry to decorate veterans’ in serious condition. The other William J. Wallace, Enfield; FLOWERS FdR MEMORIAL DAY placement equipment and sup- gra ves was slightly Injured, Matthew E. Alport, Philip Rd.; Bay Slate Ne(w York State ___ The Dublin headquarters of Judt H. Mayr. 71A Sycamore SOMERVILLE. Mass. (AP) NANUET, N.Y. (AP) — The PACIFIC SHAG Mountain Laurel Chapter of the IRA’s ProvlslMial wing re- Lane; Fern S. Silva, Des —Hie number picked In to- winning number In this week's Surprisingly hefty Sweet Adelines will rehearse to- Jected the calls from other Plaines, lU.; James P. CooUdge at this price, and 20 ^" — Biirt m oon. Lancaster has been acquitted Of Streams in Town State To Install on a charge of mlademeanor Sliced drunk driving. A detailed atudy of town ment and the Vernon Junior IWBaMtAI (OoHttwniwI from Om ) A Municipal Court jury re­ Btreama haa been completed by Women'a Oub will ^Moaor a a ^ e r AuenON turned its unanimous verdict the State Sou Conaenratlon voluntary vehicle aafety check • Pollution Trap I f M H m U m Wednesday after brief dellber- Service and praaented to the pro(nun. June 2 from 2 to 8 ‘*** ^ atlona In the trial stemming Vernon Gonaervatlon COmmla> p.m. at Scranton Mbton on „ •TO The Vtate Department of state, revealed that the film from the actor's arrest last' Swtal Mo. Transportation haa agreed to In- \^as caused by the overflow Aug. 6. aiaaiePMam Tlutmday. Jana 1. UTi Xc^tlS^^o^to"*^^^ dto'rech*n»oa for the xomatoea coat 48.1 centa per MOMAimr pollution of toe lake. The portion of toe highway Twice within toe last few concerned will be Included In the^nv^ln^i^'^n w o T H n s weeks a film cf oU or gas has the propoeed re-designing of the rnaco” protram. ®wed ram or ahlne. ^^nt from March but were 8.1 SU Oentar Btraat/ PiealdenVa CXtatton tame* win be ataffed by per cent leaa.than In-January ManOhaatar . . . appeared on toe surface cf the highway. Plans call for wlden- VFW POST 2846 TUI.. Devaney dauah- >««»*>«» o< Hm poUce depart* and U J per cent under a year emaU lake which is located ing of the highway and the ser- and LAOraS' AUXIUABT ter of Mr. and Mnr. MchaM I. “ « * ’• Poet 800. Vehl- earUer. about one-half mile off 1-86. An vice station drains will undergo Devaney. 60 WeM St. RockvUe, Inapectlon wUl ------^------Investigation by the state re- major changes at that Umie, BuHat and Banee Twaa awarded the Ptealdent’a *>* atlokera. The Ownera vealed that the film had been toerefore toe etate is not plan- caused from an overflow vdien idng to do any extensive work CltaUon In ceremMUea held re- *»• Saturday, May 27tli cently at Central Connecticut apacUon wlH be Informed of the the tanks were being fUled at at the present time. defeota. •l*! the Parkway East Service sta------806 EAST ^«NTEB ST. State CoUege. Uon. The state owns toe blg^- MIm Devaney, a aenlor, Twaa PoUce officer Thomaa M at? la Dance to ‘ * awarded the oltatlon on the coordlnatlnt the program. Po- w y M d toe land where the sta- Before most (Christians re- 86 EMt CsntMr 8 tlwr is situated and therefore Qjg Eucharist, they must Chris Morgan’e Orchestra baaia of her academic achieve- Uce emphaalaed that Uie check A t Summit St,! menta and leaderahlp In extra­ la atrlctly voluntary and there was held reqxmslble, by the bapUsed-a custom that DONA’nO N 83A8 town, for the poUuUon proNem . gtems from ancient Jewish curricular acUvltlea. win be no poUce action taken Members A Guests Welcome Qeta Degree againat thoae having defective WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL The catch basin wlU he in- pracUoe. hOaa Nancy El. Strong, daugh­ vehlclea. ‘Ihe puipoae of the stalled as soon as poesible, state ter of Mr. and Mra. Norman aervlce, poUce mUA la to pro- oCOclal* told M ayor Frank M c­ Strong of 27 Weat St., haa been mote aafety. SWEETHEART ROSES $LS9 Coy. The basin wUl trap any awarded an Aaaoclate degree In nMiMM per gaa or oU but will allow water 2 to flow through to toe lake. Mayor McCoy said he would PLAZA DEPT. STORE ataUed an preaident of the Ver- OPEN TO 9 P J t THURSDAY and FRIDAY^ like Town Engineer Lecnard (We Have A NoUon To Please) Miss Toland»' OoUlsr MWff CSentor Middle School PTO Sscsesny to see toe jdans for toe B. HIDDUS TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) installation and If he eays it will OPEN WED., THUB8., FBI. tUl 9 _f1 aaMyam Tm * >30 fllb u lC flChOOl. “ CflLAaOrk : ccHTect the problem , toe town ^ ^ i n S c J t l S & ^ o n Proaa wlU hwtaU the . will approve. OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT chapter of Phi Beta K ai^ at o™®***. It was first assumed that the OBEAT SIELlXniON OP ceremonlea held at the Dbiver- Others to be Installed are film was caused by highway sity of Connecticut. Fhl Beta MTs. Harold QUdden and maintenance crews spraying an HOLIDAY PICNIC K a p p a . Is a national honor so- Patrick Brown, flrat and second oU^based weed killer along the ciety. vice presidents; Mrs. Stanley is mode •oiy wHIi sboulderB of toe highway but & PATIO SUPPLIES Board Member* SmyraU, recording secretary; further investigation, by tfie Dr. BUen D. M arm er and D r. Mrs. Jam es VlfUtman, cor- fcdrwoy's cissorfuieiiH Joseph Krlstan, of Uie staff of responding secretary and Mrs. gomwii* bogs ...... $1^3 Bentley Students Give Original Operetta RockvUle Oeneral Hospital and James Ehtrl, treasurer. sweater bogs...... $1.8t Mrs. Eldward QrahvlUe of Hart- SoftbaU Boyne by slaves Randy Fournier, left, and Gary Braddock, James Voiland as Emperor Toshu is welcomed to her home by Tomiko, play- ford Tpke. have been re-elected •ottbaU teams wishing to blaidiet bogs ...... $1.77 ^ ^ y Cherie Wilbanks, “The Emperor and the Dragon," an original operetta in four scenes, was written by Mrs. Maiy Kalbfleish, UNOLEUM to the board of directors of the partlclpede m tournaments to be bogs ...... S1.B9 Greater Hartford Heart Asso- gponsored by the RockvUle schtel system music teacher. Bentley School third grade pupils of Mrs. Isidor Wolf will give 10:16 a.m. add 1:1B p.m. performances to- morii erystob...... 49e, montow for the school, families, and friends. Children will sing a cappella. All music is original except “ Sakura,” an authentic Japanese claUon. Cinema SoftbaU team, June 10 Central C ^ l ^ Graduate Student and U and June 17 and 18, closet voporiiers...... S9e children’s song, to be done in Engish and Japanese. Costumes were made by mothers, scenery by Airs. Roger Asselin of 3 ^ , Main SL, Robert C. Menard, 7 515^ should contact Robert Lincoln, dress b o « ...... 97e A and sedan chair by Edward Leonard of 175 Summit St. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) wood Dr.,' Vernon, a former 10 Da-vls_ _ Ave., RockvUle, for 296'W EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE tfeL. 649-4336 member of the Board of BMu- blither'irfonntilfln. ‘ ...... seminary to acquaint pi-H,-iiiariv P^y™®““ today with the is- Regular 12.99 "Friends of Art” Award for art Women Chief BUglo raUeto said someome acUMi acU® 7^ was a serious problem for po- ^ attention to 'ways in which INDOOR/OUTDOOR V/A TILE twiwfltfhW.Uie,...... l*6v , (neiwsmeo)______have__ a job__ to _ do______llcemen _at______hecUo pubUc events ______gatherers _____ can______funcUcn Driver Killed mat police prisoners have been statements by other men and Hawks whose members aUsffed*' rail, which runs about a mile TWtloo 8dM>tanhlp IN S'TOCK A A oemen wlli be stencUed on ^ d w® ^ould” ®"®*> “ ®t^®‘ demonstrations unlmpoled and without Intro- STRATTORD, Conn. (AP) - 5 COLORS * 1 O O beaten and tortured. frequenUy women, most of them young ,y game from “the most dla- from downtown to the Seattle WUUam D, Murta, 6 Oak « ., r raln^to to faclUtato to help you Real Buy at I • # # YD. From D eTT with an “electric needle” sim- people. A state of siege de- tinguished poUcemen, although Center entertalrunent area. RockvUle, has been presented a SIttenUflcatoAca^S^ when ttotha coats ****“• alon on the poUcing process." Donald W. Rutherford, 87, of liar to a catUe prod. dared by the mUltary gxrveni- gome mUltary also are aUowed costs a quarter. tu***®" scholarship by Kappa “Thero’s no profit In my The news media committee qq^g committee agreed to Middlebury was klUed Wednes- ‘The growing evidence and ment in 1969 permits arrest in.- purpose is to wage a The fare wUl be reduced to 10 **u an honorary engineering and“ niu*Le‘!* ^ ” *” * >»d««s augnatlng you or antagonizing suggested that the New Haven mert a g ^ ^th Diiieto t^^ day nlj^it when he was thrown testimony show that an in- without warrant and indefinite mercUess war against urban cents Friday and wUl be re- society at the University of IWJeto-siudhls department *® "®wamen. Police Department recognize o„t a more detaUed program from toe van he was driving VINYLS — FORMICA — CERAMIC TILE frastructure of torture exists In imprisonment vdthout formal guerrillas and other dissidents, talned at least through the Hartford. will (^Unue "to enforce long- May 4, three newsmen w re holders of too Connecticut state fgp improving preas-pdice rela- after a head-on colUaion with a Argentina,” says the dally El charges or trial. Mdes said. summer. Safety Clieck regulations that re- arrested and a jtootographer PoUce press pass as legitimate tions. car on a city street, poUce said, Cronista Oomercial. Eduardo Josami, a lawyer The Vernon Police Depart- dulro an officer to give his was struck by a poUceman as news gathers and that the de- President Alejandro Lanusse and newsman, charged that he and badge number upon they covered an anti-war dem- partment abandon Ito local says he abhors torture and has had been arrested in Ai>rU and SALE! Busy Barbie request of a citizen and to pub- onstratlon In New Haven. Two p i^ pass system. _____ “taken the firmest decision to tortured. He Tvas released after licly display his badge. weeks earUer, another news- The committee said it iu^[>ea exhaust aU posslbUitles so there relaUvea appealed to LanUase, DOieto reported these steps man was arrested while cov- aU police departments ^ the is no torture of any kind who ordered an investigation, at a meeting requested by ering police arrests at a rock state will also wwognlze holders against anyone.” Two wmnen arrested in con- Steffie by Mattel News media representatives concert. ^ the state p

X PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD; MANCHESTER^ CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 26, 19TO

South Windsor R d S ^ Kaiunna, aoo of Mr. He haa been a .member of ^ and MTa. Frank Kehmna, North- Computer au b and anttvaly p «^ view Dr., wUl’ ahare the honora tidpated In P.TJT. baaketbdll, J. Grant Swank Jr., the exact wording of BIU 6086.” ' He continued, "When I at­ with Mlaa Sandenbuigh. He Junior vanity aoooar and He pointed out Ms group had tended H a r V a rd Divinity and varalty He ban hatd a founder and coordinator of Achieved high hcnora In all but ooptes of it aitter it was drafted SchoM, ene of the moet stimu­ Four Share He^nors part-time Job at a looal pbafW- the Manchester gi^ P , Citi­ one marking quarter of Mb tour lating chaUenges I received aoy aU through hla tour y|Mr'a zens Affainst Poraography, by Town Obunsel David Bany, yeara at M ^ achool. He will en­ and that atmUar bUto reeantly from such rsnowned theologian of high aohool. has rein ed to. a letter w rit- ter the tinivenity of Ooonectlout have been passed by the New Instructoia os Reinhold Niebuhr next faU aa a pottHoal aclenoe Oraduathm exarolaea a r a , ten to him May 11 by State Jersey legtolatufe and the New and Paul TllUrii was to relate As Top Graduates major. aoheduled for June 11. Sen. George L. Gunther of York House of Bepresentetives. tha Word qf God to the world of Tht«« ^jra and otM girt, at’ During Ma h iA achool oaraer Stratford. As to (ten. Gunther’s offer to men. B^lrUlermore, alnce when ^ t h Windaor High Bcbool, he haa received « OextUloite ot Dr. OunUier, aa oateopatb, 1* support an obscenity blU In the have the clergy been cut out of tave been named to ahare the NatlonarBdueatiaiial Develop- one of 21 ztate senaton who 1978 General Assembly “ that Is the legtoiatora’ conatltuencyT” homra U claaa 'Valedictorian ment; tetter o# Ooiqmendatlcn voted against a “CttUsns” - constttutkxial,” Swank repUed, He concluded, "W e are Jitot NOTICE ■poaMcad obscenity bill, which "CAP simply asks you to sup­ aa much a part of the puhUo aa ** • ^ “ ‘ * ‘ ortan thia year. It la tor the National Merit Miolar- passed ths Bouse hut lost in the the tint time In the hlatory U ahlp Qualifying Teat; la ^ O w v port BUI 8088, for such to con- any other cltlsen who aaeumea THE MANCHES'TER STATE BANK the a<^ool t ^ the graduating necUcut .Scholar and iMtober^ 2 DAYS LEFT Bteto Senate.'on April 7. sUtuttcnol without doubt.” hto democratic right to act and 1041 Main Street, Manchester Beginning May 1, Citizens claaa ^ had a co-valedlctorl- of the National Honor Bodety. Swank wrote, "Ooncemlng be heard. Since you ((3unther) Against Fomognq)hy> ■!* He haa alao been active In . ' FOR your crltlctom of clergymen appeeu* to be ao aensitlve to WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE Usd grooqiat some Indlvldu- one’a oonaUtuUonal righte, you IMrid J a w < ^ and David a number of aefaool organiaa- ala seM earit of the 21 senators sticking their noses Into poU- MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY Walek have been 'named co- tlona. ' * muat atoo be aware your post- dally Istten tor 21 oonaeoutlve tics, where have yqu been for on FRIDAY, MAY 26 — 3 P.M. valedlctoriana a n d Robert Oo-valedlotorian Robin Said- days, "to ring the gong of the past two hundred yearzT tton regarding Uie clergy would Kehnma and Rohln Sanden attempt to block ua In to aome enbuigh la the daughter of Mr. CARTER’S guUt,” and to i;emlnd them of Alert clergymen have always OPEN at 9 A.M., TUESDAY, MAY 30 bundit co-salutatorians. aort of ladatlon box. Ihls would and M n . Oeorge Sandenbuigh their act. been involved In the Issues of JaworsM, son of Mrs . Unda of WootBand Dr. She plana to the day.” deny ua our rights.” JawofsU of Roberts Dr. and Sen.' Ounfher, in faia U major In Modem Imguagea at letter to Swank, suggerted cler­ Walter JaworsM of East Hart Brown Univeratty In Rhode le- 3 GREAT tord, came gymen woidd be better advised to South Windaor land, next fall. to fight pomogrspby from .the High School as a aoiihomora. She haa been active In the and, according to ~pr)nclp«i pMpIt tosa by tunUng to poU- cheerieadlng group plua aeveral SALE DAYS!! Uclaas to do the Job, and oMd- Ralph T. Oonlon Jr., has q>ent other cluba, InoludMg Model ed them for asking leglalatlve three active and jmductive United Nahona and the National years aa « scholar, an athlete CH EVROLET bodies "to pass laws to enforce Honor Society. She received the morality.” Swank to an ordained and aa a'leader and participant CO., INC. Certificate o t National Eiduea- CARTER ndnlster In the Cbuiofa of the of many school acUvltles. He tloaal Devekgtment and Letter Nkaaittie. He to eoceouttve vice achieved high honors In all but 1229 Main Straet M a n e h M ts F of Ocmmendatlan tor the Na­ president of the Mhadiestor one quarter of .Ms high school tional Merit SehoMrriito Quait' Over S8 Ysaia Si : A ServtelBg OhevrsMst Chamber o f Oommeroe. career; has a certificate of Na­ tying Teat and baa acMeved hlgli Gunther claimed that Swank tional Educational Develc^ honon an through her tour yeara bad not resul H.B. 8086, “the bUl ment; a Letter ot Commenda­ of high achool. Uiat 'we ‘guUty* people voted Rec Volunteer Appreciation Certificates tion for ttie National Merit Qualifying Test; Is a Connect­ Bea Sheftel, director’of women’s recreation pro­ day afternoon in the West Side Rec. Some 50 people To wblrii Swank lapUed, “It icut Scholar and g member of niuit be naivete on your poaUlan rrs A G A S . grams with the Manchester recreation department, attended the event. Others receiving appreciation the National Honor Society. that GAP (attoena Against V a t- presents certificates of appreciation to three women certificates were Homer Grasseler, Linda Rose, John He was also the recipient of START THE SUMNER SEASON RIRHT, WITH natpcKfittf) was not oognisant of who contributed to the program. From left to right Schoell, Sandy Wilson, Elizabeth Milne, Paul Bea- the Chemistry Award for High deau, Mai Barlow, Mrs. Eldward Madsen, Pat Mc- Achievement and was elected 0 * are Elizabeth Tracy, Marilyn Rothman and Dorothy to Nutmeg Boys State In his 100 GALLONS Garry, Jannette Wodall, Judy Shibodea, Roberta Wilkinson. The awards were made to these three Farnsworth, J. Grant Swank Jr., Blanche Vincent Junior year. T%Tr7>n 9S( ioday s FU N N Y women and many other contributors at a tea yester­ He has received Varsity let­ and Laura Jurewicz. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ters In soccer and baseball and BOGNER ’S a Junior varaKy letter In haskst- balt. He has been an active FREE WITH THE CAR U.S. GOVERNMINT INSPBCTID Nursery School member of the student council State Garage Contracts and youth council, holding of­ Offers Operetta fic e s 1q bolh mganlBattona. He plana to attend Dartmouth Col­ The YWCA Nursery School THAT USES UTTLE! lege as a pre-medical student. PURE BEEF FRANKS Spaghetti Junction Will Be Jammed with Cars wUl present an operetta, “ The Sharing the bomn- of vale- Linked to Assemblymgn Little Red House," as part of dtctorian will be David Wolek, HiiB complex interchange at Gravelly Hill, Birmingham, England—already call­ tomorrow's last- day- of- school son of Mr. and MIb. W alter W ed. spaghetti junction was officially open^ Wednesday. This follows the open­ CMJCHESraai, Conn. (AP) exercises. Diplomas will be the buUding and land total with the state ' *an Insurance Walric of 24 Tallwood Dr., presi­ ing of the Aston. Express way, the first urban motorway in England to link a — Veteran state Rep. Rubin awarded, and refreshments will $225,700 wfaUe Oohen claim s it poUcy. When that's paid up the dent of his class. center with the national highway system. Even this elaborate network of Cohen, chairman of the pow­ be sety^i4ir<£ildren, families, cost his corporation (SAC Real­ Uda will have something." David, who plans to attend Great for | riiMs is expected to be jammed by commuters by 1981. (AP photo) erful House .^ipit^Miationa and' friends by Mrs. Richard ty ) about $350,000 to fauUd. Oohen and his. wife, Eliza­ Yale'University in the tell, has Committee, has an Interest In Hbiowilw and Mrs. William Negotiation documents riled beth, have five children.' achieved high honors every two real estate corporations A n d en op ?^ Uo of price and latxw costs de­ creeund last year by $183.8 Hi­ In the DPW leasing divlsicn in Oohen has 6B per cent of the quarter of his Tour years at lton, meaning that both govern­ which have been given "no- Many of the operetta songs PIONIOS! clined slightly. Harttord Indicate that SAC is stock in S A C, wtateh owns the S oi^ Windsor High Bchool. HU Eeonomic ments and individuals and busi­ TImiix to bid" state contracts totsJing were written by Mias Sylvia All the others which make up Hop Traok receiving at least $4 per square Colchester and Canterbury ga­ field of study wiM be either nesses are going Into debt at q more than gl.2 mllUon, The Claflin, former Manchester the index, the, average work­ MartmAou^ foot for the 11,000-aqueue-foot rages. The other stockholder is architecture, phUosophy or po­ Day of New Lcmdon said today. Outlobk week, Initial claims for tmem- more accelerated rate. gSLrage, a salt shed and a hang- Oolcfaeater contractor John J. elementary schbM teacher. The litical science. Cohen, a Democrat who {doyment Insurance, new orders In 1970, the public emd i»i- To4w'» funny- vUI poY $190 (or er^type building, the settlement Stula, a member of the Demo­ story theme revolves around been in the legislature tor SO visits to the red house by a boy, for durable goods, contracts vaUe d eb t Increased $120.7 bU- oock oriotaol "foiMf'' sto4. Joaftoto conflicts with a statement in cratic Town Committee. i ^ p e f u l and orders tor plant and equip­ la: To4^t FUNNY, 13M Watt 7Wf4 years, is involved in leasing Jeff LsrUn, and a giri, Yvonne Uon. St., CIpTCM, Okia 44113. 1967 b y C . I. Sw eeney, w ho w as Marlborough Realty Oorp., Actor Grabbed ment, building permits and In- highway garages in Colchester, Crevier, In their search tor new then state PuMc Works com­ which owns the third garage, (Opriianed from Page Oiw) dustrtal materials prices, Marlborough and Canterbury to Idaym ates. FORD PINTO $1960 missioner, who said the state has three directors—Stula, Oo­ In Heroin Sale showed Increases. Your IVwd Daator's eccBomioal Uttla Pinto costs late 1ms than the state Department of PuMic Other menabers of the cast calelktlon. Ihe Nbcon admlnla- No EzUmt OrlgiiikU Thread Center generally pays “wril below” hen and Felix 2!elesnicky, who LONG BfllACH, CsUf. (AP) — ANYTME! The index climbed to 140.2 The origiiial manuscripts Vaaa tha leading Imports* . . . and to now avan more a ^ Works (DPW), the newspaper $1.10 a toot for highway facu­ used to be a partner with Stula and roles are Michele DiBella tzatlan haa aald that it must Paisley is a large burgh in n ^ e a L Baoauaa. your local Ford ta ra to giving atjay tM said. Character actor Michael A. De per ceni-st the 1967 base. It has of the books of the New lties. In a construction company and Gregg Davis, twins; Chris­ Anda has been booked ta r In­ now watch the economy closely increased In 17 out of the tsM Scotlanil once'noted for toe pr i t ^ of ragular gas —'wttb every Pinto modd sold ^ d ^ - No-bid leasing is a comnum tina (towell, Usa Oates, Kris­ Testament of the Bible, as S m lta tw M May 18 and June SOI Offer good only In Hartford, Cohen denies any conflict of and is employed by the state. vestigation of possessing heroin to iQ ^e sure that It doean’t ex- 18 months. manufacture of PaWey and legal practice which the ten Hickey, Kathy Gworek, Car­ they were written by the ■toUand and WtoOiam Counttm In ConneoUout. Pick your Interest. He said he is a licens­ Oohen liad a commitment for sale, authorities say. paij^too. hut.geiM..tjQ|uch.)Off-a In another report, the Corn- shawls. It is now one of the Ito — the 2-door Bedkn, 8-door Runabout or one of tha n a w H ^ DPW uses frequenUy. Other, rie Bates, and Janice MassoU, Apostles, have all been lost- ed real estate brcUcer and, from the state to leaae the Chi­ De Anda was arrsatsd nswkvund'of Inflation. merce’ Department said total greatest thread manufactur- Wagons — 'and get In on this 100 gaHon giveaway now at yotir legislators have negotiated sim­ flowers; Ronnie Blnks, turtle; ^^***^. and htdep—dwf « Only copies remain and none therefore, his dealings with the chester garage before it was Wednesday after. narootle the eight' economic' in-' net public and private debt at fag centers in toe world, ac- FerdDeatoral aSlMlat mWM in fcf bna Z-4iof Dialtr pnpwillon wid ilar contracts and. In fact, John Kovacs, ladybug; Randl n»on»fi bi the selMervie* c o m or deRcotesMo flNpctwRHl of them date from the time ccarding to Encyclopaedia iMtlMi^ otnrm*. II my, Mtn and Ujim tn Min. state are JuatlflaMe. He also even buUt, The Day said. With agents found 6.6 pounds of un­ • • 4 dleatora avaUable tor April, the end o f 1971 clim b ed to near­ when the Apostles were still Spend 15 minutes witli your Ford ItaiiA Pinto DPW policies encourage It, The this as ci^teral, S A C obtain­ Srimtz, butterfly; Ronnie Shek- Britannica. D ay said. said he has no qualms about re­ cut heroin in the actor's home, only-one ahowsd an adverse slt- ly $2 trillion . living. ed a $300,000 loan from Hart­ Un, bunny; Kent Michaud, bee; a spokesman for the CUUfomla uatlob. The indletUor tor the ra- Public and private debt In The three agreements in­ viewing the DPW budget when ‘Traakly" S|Malda(, Yh Jail O ul Hart It com es before h is com m ittee. ford National Bank A Trust 0>. Christopher Chnino, bird; Bil­ Bujreau ot Narcotic Enforce­ volving (tohen were negotiated After the lease was signed, the lie Anderson, duck; Rena "If you would call this con­ m ent said. privately. It said. The cost to financial papers were trans­ HorowUz, girl watering flowers; flict of Interest, then there the taiqMyers, especially for ferred to Chelsea Savings Bemk and Mark SplUane, Steve Tom- shouldn't be anybody (in the the garage In Cohen's home­ In N orw ich, w hich is now ca r­ Mel, and Steve Rubb, cater­ General Assembly) connected town of Colchester, is substan­ rying the loan, the newspaper p illa r. tially more than the value the with a bank or insurance or said. The Bowers School first grade real estate men or accountants property is assessed for taxes, "In no way was it a q>ecula- class of Miss Pauline Burke at­ and etpeclaUy lawyers," he the paper said. tlon deal tor S A C which had a tended yesterday's dress re­ said. The 18-year lease tor the Col­ letter fron the DPW's Leasing hearsal. Refreshments were chester structure will amount "Every vote they move on la Division,'' The Day said. served by Mrs. Glenn Cbmlah, to $871,658 In rent fo r the w hole a definite conflict of Interest . . . Oohen ccmfirmed that the school director; and Mrs. Paul term with the posaibiUty the If you want to call It that. I IT’S state said in the letter it “was McKay, assistant director. state wUl pay an addiUoaal don't think there would be 10 going to accept our Md." $325,000, If It a ccep ts an option NOTICE legislators up there now that State offlcials selected the Gravity Is Esiential to bu y it In 1964. you could tnitlifuUy say some­ OcUchester site and Chhen and Nothing "holds up” an or­ The Sheridan Corporation will accept Sealed Bids or Proposals from prospective buyers This would bring the total how or other don't have some associates bought It, the paper biting satellite. Gravity keeps cost for the single garage to kind of conflict. No way you said. The buUdlng was designed Uie satellite in orbit by pull­ for the following described lend end buildings "in an as-lz condition" located at the cor- nearly $1.2 million, The Day can get around It." to DPW speclflcations. State of­ ing down on it. Without grav­ OUR DELICATESSEN said. Oohen claimed he does not ficials made evaluation and ity, the satellite would shoot ner of Main and Pearl Streets. Manchester, Connecticut (Next to the Main St. Branch of Records at OcHchester town make a big profit from the ga­ progress reports during coo- o s into space in a straight hall show the assessment tor rage and considers his dealings struction. The Day said. line. the Hartford National Bank):

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MAN OF PRINCIPLE AboutToTvn SySTSvii ;58AtECHS Vernon D A L L A S , Tex. (A P ) — The Strong-Mayor Form of Rule P O O D trO M I “pursuit of happiness” is more A qpriag Rovsr riiow, apen: Donate Blood important than money to ■orsd by the Bast Central Ennis B. Hill Jr., who holds a boMneU of Oardea Chiba, wUi 24 Teachers Ph.D. degree from Yale. He Key Charter Revision Issue A Epeoial BtoodmbbUe opag- Approve ba haM tonight at 8:80 at the 881. < tloB ' t o BltidMita and taoutty gave up a job as a chemist at a By SOL R. COHEN experience' with the couhcll- Fafmnl aMppea, “ Dflnd y«ur might know something about Vatarans Mamorlal Clubhouaa, at Bkat Cbtholio a g h School five-figure salary to become a (Herald Reporter) m a n a g e r form of (ovemment own buainen — not talk> town fovamment. S u n se t R td g a D r „ HSaat H a rtfo rd . taU yeatarday nattgd a total fireman at $8,000 a year. He The key proposal to come ^ to inr io you. ’* He queettaned the Mrs. Ralph Lewis repeated o C t a p ia t o . Training Program says he was unhappy as a her opposittoB to plaolng a chemist but is happy as a l)Qfore the Manchester Heman Schendel alao right of any of the CRC mem* t b a Entered Apprentloe degree Bememtar Dad Jn « the 88 penons Mipaarlog, The Vernon Board of Educa­ tostniotlon to the Vernon schoiri MOO,000 celUng on emergenoy w ill be conferred when Friend­ fireman. Charter Revision Commis. *«ocn»mended a change to a *>•» to call for a rulUng, in- Bta were dsCened to vmrloue tion has approved a program system. strong-mayor government. stating H was the fimotton of borrcwlng by the Board of Dl- ship liodge of Itaaons meets In w U eb ’km offer a one year in- rectora or the town manager. ponsA.MiHva W a A Schendel, former pt^ce chief, U>* chairman, and nobody elae. the Masonic Temple at 7:80 to­ 'booere were as foUows; sendee internshto to the field conswutive W e d n e sd a y head of the P e n a lo i^ ' 0 „ hi^ He then sat down. She recommended the charter night.. Occupying tha atallona ’ DiOlinoM of Educational Administration. public neann^^p is for a and one of the founders of the When Uie flareup ended aiwi remain as now — without aiiy vU l ta memtam of the Miaater’s IV. Mbrtn The program was approved c h a n g e to a s tro n g -m a y o r M POA, insisted mat the efH- 'the hearing resumed, FltsCtei^ provision for borrowing (to any ' dub, with se U P t ^ ve Ulaslk A. IMIorlarty because of the board’s “ contto- form of government. clency of idanchester’a town «1<* Introduced a letter from limit) without a referendum. ..yrealdbigi^SHHp oftlcars wlU MIN'S IH<^ prter SVances Ann Phelan utag concern for the develop­ Last night at Verlanck School, Kovemment “keeps going Thomas P. Connors, Irrittsn be­ waar.snmrawW rmals, and the She said she has no objeotton 788 MAIN 8TBBirr 1 r AUrtlya PaehlBo ment of administrative talent to at the seventh and final In the dewn.” cause he couldn’t attend the ees- to permitting the directors to Maateii'g CJlub team w ll wear DOWNTOWN MANC I Diryer serve as a trained cadre.” serles of bearings, proponents of He said, “Elftlclency In gov- slon. set their own salaries by ordia- bualnaaa auRs. ' Refreshments ' X L The training w ill be conducted the propoaal repeated their aig- emment means giving the best Connors praised Manchester ence, on the basis they put tat w ill be served later. HSlMi'WbUen under the direot aupervislon of MITES uments for ending Manchester's Wnd erf government fw the least government and called it far su- many boura for little pay. H n . Aoae D . BoulU the prtoelpal of the school to- 25-yeaTK)ld council-manager amount of irioney spent. Efflc- perior In sw vlces provided to PUlard and Psganl recom­ Bilaytaclter votved and all evaluations and form of government. lency doesn't mean expendl- governments In munletpalltlss mended a charter clause for lllte. Jantte 8. Haiynn recommendations wm come Charles PUlard, president of tures. Efficiency means giving of similar aise he has lived In or spelling out parentlal flnsnclal Batilok J. Xtorron from that principal. An overall the Manchester Property Own- -value for the doUar." visited. He recommended that, responsibility tor damsge to Ctndhia S altu evaluation of the toternahlp -wm era Aasociation, said, “Tlie Schendel then critlaed the before Manchester’s form of public property by their chil­ Tente 'Qaderavakl also t a made by the auperto- MPOA Is an organisaUon that present town manager, saying, government U tinkered with too dren. GERANIUMS tendent of schools or one of bis llflbert B. Lane beUeves government of the peo- "He haa faUed his job and the mu<*, a study be Dbaald Fav assistants. pie, by the people, and for the people can’t afford government o f the etfecU of sim ilar changes Aate stalutes spell TImolhy p. Heiilhy The closing date for receiving people should be the law of under his management.” in other towns. Xoanne T. LaVae appUcants for the program, is Manchester, and that the coun- Then he crlUsed the Board parental respons&iBty. lister Mtftgaret Mary Qeary June 28. AU candidates must cU-manager form of govern­ of Biducation for going out of H hry XRlen Tleniey now bold a proper Connecticut ment is not following It.’’ Manchester to hire a new super­ Army Vehicle That Tripled in Cost Andy merits, needs FltsQerald explained that a Bavld C. Moyer certification and the successful He added, “The councll-man- intendent of cho(rfs, Insisting This is the Arm y’s Gama Goat, a six-wheel-drive ed Services subomnmittee that it has tripled in cost 8 of full-time eounsel. - state statute already spells out Kmneth Tomosuk candidate wm receive remuner­ ager form of government Is not. Manchester has capable people PUNTS financial responsibility for par­ John Ryaevlo center-jointed truck designed to go through combat — to nearly 616,000 each — and still has a ten- ation similar to his teaching working, and there Is no provi­ to fill the Job. He crlUsed also Dlaane Burton and water. Arm y officials today told a House Arm - dency to sink. (A P photo) assignment. sion In the charter for recalling He recommended alao that ents — up to a limit of 91,500 the sslary to be paid the new lomiy A. Orady A t the end of the toteniahip public officials. That’s why we superintendent. Insisting It ta too suggesUon for a fuU-Ume for each act of -vandallam. ■laUa Holland Joseph Utanowics, 42, of M t was released'on a $18 cadi bond year, the candidate wlU retuxn BE SURE . >iaBLISS hat taan terving the Home Owner are expousing the cause for a town counsel should be studied PUlard said the MPOA wUl lUancheater Area high for an unknown and un­ H tuy J. PelloVB for appearance in Circuit Ctourt, Special Coverage to his regular teaching assign­ strong-mayor government.’’ on its merits and needs, awA not continue to offer suggesttons Vernon Apartments, Venion, for 90 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of tried man. VENETABLE Maureen UWeU Rockville, June 19. The Heralding Homes fea­ ment if no administrative va- Mrs. Peter Sadloski also re­ At thU point, the calm of the «>*•»**■ towns and recommMidatlons for char­ both traveling west. your homo by a tarmita Control Expert, aupervltod ter changes as It gets them Stator M ary snien O’Keefe Police Report Mrs. Judith Colver, 25 of 81 ture which normaUy appears cainclea exist t o wblrii he is marked on the fact that the hearing was threatened by a ha-ve a fuU-Ume town counsel. Doran is scheduled to appecu: by tho finatt tachnical tiaff, phone our nearest Paganl recommended the from Its members. Xohn P . Murray in Circuit Coqrt 12, Rockville on Grant St., Rockville, was arrest­ the last Saturday of each qualified. charter doesn’t provide for the flareup of tempers, and only Fronds Doran, 89, of Olenn ed last night on a warrant is­ When administrative positions local office; coearance ta who have successfully complet­ 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 should the present system con­ CRC member John Rottner find them'.’’ ings. OPm DAILY 9 A.M. - 7:3irF.M. Bhtor M aty K . CamptaU Smithport, Pa., -was arrested FlsQ erald announced the with a Oree-car aeddent on Rt. yesterday by Vernon PoHce in Ci»««“ Ctart, Rockvifle, June ed the program and are proper­ tinue, there should be acme objected to what he termed Samuel Maltempo, past presi- Ite m n M . BfaOer Earn Degreei CStC, now that Its first series SOIn TdUnd. ly certlfled, according to l i r . form of pubUc parUcipaUon In Scbendel’s “personsl remarks dent of the PoUce Union, asked Aiha M. Povere connectlcai with a comptaint re- BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. of public hearings has ended, Upon their graduation alt­ Robert Unstone,’ asslstwt su- judging the manager’s perform­ against individuals,’’ and asked (or an interpretaUon of Sec. 10- Norm and F. Oormler Jr. -Police aaid the Doran car, edved from the eecurlty of- er four yOars of training, -wUl meet June 21 at 8 p.m. In iwrtotendent for curriculum and Diy. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 ance. FltaQerald to Instruct Schendel g of (I10 charter, which bars po- iM s r J. White traveling east, sideswiped cars fleer at W.T. Grant 06.. Venxm ^ ^0, , ^ cadets of the U.S. Military the Munclpal Building, to chart Mrs. Sadloski recommended to limit his remarks to the busl- uucal acUvlty by poUcemen In BfUUam Greene driven by Paul B. Sweeney, 74, ^ . . . hind foot precisely in the print Academy earn Bachelor of The Oldest & Largest in Conn. also that there should be Inals, ness as hand—charter revisions, Its future course of action. ALBASI Jbyoe B. Lady Mro. Peterson was charged by g toretocit. There are more than 11,000 local government. He said 10 to of 6 Davis Ave., Rockville and Science 4egrces and com­ tence on better enforcement of FltsOerald so instructed He predicted the 15-iqember BObett V. Winiams with larceny, fourth degree. She ' lakes to Minnesota. 15 per cent of the i>oUce fence CRC will be broken down into (SREENHOUSES missions in the U.S. Army. the charter and that a provision Schendel. Uves outside Msnehester and Oiaiy Keene subcommittees, to study aU rec­ be added for punidUng those SetaeneM replied he was wlth- wanted to know how the rule af- While Nixon Visite Villa Louisa Road, B(dton Icanne M- C2»oquette who violate It. in the limits of the hearing (g^tg them. ommendations for charter Eharat Magnotta changes. The CRC has to next From IfenfArgfnr Potter 8 L, Highland St. and Boa David Caron, after a dis- rules, to the best of 1 ^ ahUtty. chairman John flmothy Ck ()ulab February to report Its recom- An agred Muscovite carries his shopping bag on a ------^ ’A. -W* ^ ^ ^ course on government In gen- " i think I have a rlg^rt to ex- counsrf. re- B lit a oBto BIreh Mt. Bd., BIgM oa v in a Im daa ansa P. Rlobtor mendatlons to the Board of Dl- sidewalk in Moscow as life goes on in this Soviet eral and the council-manager press my opinions without lirfei^ ^ InterpretStoTmust city during the visit of President Nixon. (A F photo) A im M . Rhaehan rectora.' piO'Jalbert lar. Insisted, "The present char- He wanted to know whey Rot- commls- Jamas C. Onitls Girls’ ter does not provide for ptrflttcal tner “ Is always bringing up the ^ ^ authorised to Inter- U n i Belstr Mep\s Knit responsibility among town offl- question of my being out of or- ^ charter U r a . litUsn C. Leglar Culotte HEALTH CAPSULES* rt • W arren M . B ussell Tank Memorial Weekend Specials dais nor tor responsiveness to der." Sweeney, now i««ai- hyMlehselA.iPMll.MJa. “i the electOTale." PlUnrd then came to the de- ^ Bohsrt Osnndsn Dresses He recommended a rtrong fenae of Schendel, implying that that Sec. 104 of the WHAT Htt MtiT fRfdUEKT Mkzk OttrtU Tops mayor-councU form of govern- Rottner was marring the hear- ,^tl> dlsd- C A H iE O F Rtahaid T. Husismann ment, with board members tags because of a clash of per- actions against poUce- 9 A C K A c M i 2 the Maty R. philUps Juniors! Very Famous Maker elected from voting districts, sonallttes. Netted. He pointed out Brian Bottard and not at-large, as they are Rottner then got the floor and Manager Robert Weiss 9-7 Chattos BlUoramo now. Under his propoeal, a may- denied “ ImpUcations ImirflcattanB of any ^ ^ je r rtwt* stat- Marie W . U c X n in Our Rag. 2.99 or, who would not be a member personal animosity toward utes the police contract stqpei^ M O A TE ^r Bisns tk Kolakovakl of the board, would be elected Chief Schotdel." He em- cedea the charter. Mstor Marda Tetrault SWIMSUITS at-large and would serve ^ the phaaized, “ I have never at- iXoim Aidtol Robert Mason recommended town’s adminlatrator. tacked him (SchenilM). I have a charter clause which wtaUd JHfpsrence 1.99 “o wlthODAP (Cbmmu- 2.99 66 ‘. people of Manchester n“ y Development Action Plan). Schendel only as n good FltsQerald that See the famous label Beautiful, colorful would be winners.” ’ stop 'eln with a tank! |n every suit! prints in easy care, ^ ____ CDAiP exists under state lav Special groupf fishnets, washable fabrics. ------Heart, ^ AMoUT gO% OF ALL BAcK- is w hat rab, whale, stripes - and AcH6^ AM put T& Simple Choice of styles; “Hie people c ( Manchester attack o*i the Board oE Ekiuca^ ^ conalder It. more! S to XL. 4.to 12.’ would be the winners under that tion for passing over heads of xro-n.. recommended that, MUfOLt STMtU. ThbV JMfFoVe WITH M T . MAT system." he said. “It would the school system ta hiring a charter la revised and AHP AiPiRlU. COUNTS grant them a better role ta gov- new superintendent. This time copies made of It, a few ernment and greater represen- CRC member Thomas PVigusen popjeg 1,0 00j,t (<, the high One and two piece b b eel iVewled le be elleaiseiSita tatlon than now.” asked FltsQerald for an " out- gchool, so that the students styles in a myriad daimtag that Manchester’s of-order ruling. of striking prints and bright solids. Girls’ Liaten to their free offers, check their discount prices and. get their fabulous deals . . . but remember one 5 to IS. thing . . . it’s the difference between what you pay for your new or used car and the amount of trade-in Swimsuits allowance for your present car that really counts. Before you buy anywhere, let us show you just how sav­ CONDOLED COPS HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP)— AT ings can be yours at LYNCH MOTORS. Th e electronic age it not only catch- MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS w. G . G LEN N EY A t the present time we have a good selection of TO Y O T A S in all models and colors in stock for IM M EDI­ faig .up with crime, it it actutlly ATE DELIVERY. catching the criminil. ' Intunt-action contolet developed ; here are being uted by polite depart- 3.99 mentt o f more than SOO communi-, No need to spare these redwoods MINNESOTA I.ATEX tiet in the U.S. and Canada to ob- '^1 ------SPECIAL------taia maximum tpread o f their per- — they can take it! HOUSE PAINT tonnel through electronic ditpatch- , ing and controlling o f police patrols 1961 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER in the Add. R eg $ # ^ . 9 9 ' Only one officer it required to Famous “Wikie” & other 6 CYLINDER, 4-SPEED, 4-WHEEL DRIVE, LOCKING -m in the typical control center which ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ HUBS. BILL LOCKWOOD, OUR LAND CRUISER SPE­ 'can pinpoint police sectors gnd trou­ Swim Trunks REDWOOD CIALIST, RECOMMENDS THIS VEHICLE FOR THE ble spots in and around a chy. By . means of a conveyor bdt and card Nylon Cire BASS FISHERMAN. ' minders, the pand operator can dis- Jackets Prints, solids, ' patch patrol vdiictes to the scene o f stripes; one or two TABLE & BARBECUE any crime in seconds. piece styles, GRILL An ouuide burglar alarm pand 3.99 plus Bikinis. j d a d m m q e s 1968 FORD LTD 1976 CHEV. also located in the police station can station Wagon. 10-passen­ Nova. cylinders, 2-door, Dacron* cotton blends, nylon knits, wetlooki Sizes 8 to 14. Fold (let for ewy 1971 CORONA 6 ib e booked up to tasinestes in high W)£BEST ger, automatic tranemla- radio, heater, autonultlo ribs, including trunks by wikie of California. off BBBlOn Btomptu crime, areas as w dl as private resi­ S to XL. BENCH SET slon, radio, power eteer- m tranamisaion, low mileagb. 2-Door Hardtop, 4-speed, ra- >4 d en ce, thus drastically reducing the ing, .whitewalls, plus all “ Hot” Shorts ★★★★★★★★★★★★ the octraal dio. vinyl top, special wheels ^ need for surveillance patrols. With Snap front' M T > W »| I and factory air, low mileage. •1895 . most o f the funding for the Design c lo s in g . fOUIj' Controls console system coming pockets.pockets. Elas- Infants’ & Toddlers’ ♦1795 from state and federal law enforce- Men^s Terry ticized waist, 1970 COROLLA WAGON water repellant. 2.22 $ 2 9 9 5 1971 FLYM. ' ment grants, the system g iv e small- Dress and “Cricket*’ Bqvdpned v i a Asst’d colors in Sizzling jean styles in denim or cotton standard transmission, heat- f t 4 c h D S ' er m un kipalitie the sophisticated, Knit Shirts automstic tram., low mile­ ^'automated police protection pre­ sizes S, M, L. duck. Bold stripes and fancy prints, 1970 MEMURY er, low mileage. One ownsr. age. Like new! sizes 5 to 15. Playwear Montego 2-Door Hardtop. viously available mainly to major fd" tabh, 2 bench—, WHn Wm Wm90 Automatic tranamlsaWn, urban centers. complete with hardwere end IH a l UkatiM FObo Qvaami Cloaeout from Inatructlona tor e—y aaaembly) radio. 1970 TOYOTA •1795 PICNIC TABLE 3.99 Girls' Asst'd Caldor's Amploii Girls^ & Misses a Famous MJr. HARDWARE Corona 4-Door Sedan, radio, Wear All Ways •1895 heater, automatic transmis- 9 1997 MERQERY Ankle Socks Our Rag. 4.99 FLY THE FLAG PROUDLY Body Suits BolAT. DSQSOQ tiJOAJt. wt:»rj<. Hardwood crtH THUitt. a rai. rvMMNO •« 1 ClOttD TMOat. AJ«. ‘M 1:10 Flare or straight legs with elastic pull-on all machine wash- Little or no styling needed because it's pro­ Children’s Sandals O ogs waistband. Solids, fancies fessionally pre-styled. Many colors. _ a a a SHARPENING ••• able. Sizes 8 to IR. Now MANCHESTER 336 SHOP lOTARV LAWN MOWER OLAOESl Our Rag. 5.99 GRASS SHEARS. SALE THURS. O nly 2 .4 9 “-ssS.49 NORTH FRIDAYS ALSO KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC. LYNCH MOTORS We honor Charge Cardr Hand shaped styled to fit correctly, cushioned for comfort. (A.) wood base, draped HANCHESTER-11« ToHari Tpin. thru SAT. Dress-up white or white with red blue trim. Infpnts 5 649-5253 TO 1:30 F.M. A tL BICYCLES 8i REPAIRS MAIN ,\ "HARTFORD AREA’S LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER” patent leather vamp, buckle Opan lo ta ' to 8. Childs' 8 'J to 3. t B.) White or B row n 5 to 12 SAT. TO 345 Center Street, Manchester Phone 646'5818 g u a r a n t e e d . Evary ig h i TRADE-iNE ACCEPTED trim. White, white/red, whiteAilue. 5 to 10.______STRUT 4 PJA K E Y S M A D E

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PAGB SIXTEBN MANCHESTER EV^NlNO ip!RAI'• MMKwutfe, who par cant, 313,000 to 313,000; and 31,000 a yaar. 3,oas, o r 13.66 par cant, 310,000 Thua, 8,778 ot tfaa 13,914 fam> ^ nelghbortood achooU to 313,000, aooordind to "Vlaoto tUaa, or aibout 66 par cant, aam 2 2 2 ^ V*»oou greater and FIguraa** praparad. and dla- 310,000 or mora annually, ~ Stoouia k o f value on toe benefite which are trlbutad tor tha Unlvaialty o< Manchaatar paraona 14 yapura nago maioai rSemdnt reoom- derived from toe town’a eduoa- OoijMMout’a Soolal ^UBoianoa ot ago and ovar aamad an ag- Hi NMiighborl BM rioliain Ibg tbwu plan advisory commit- P o u IMg constnictloii ot small nta Oantar haa ptpcaaaad 314,394,633 aamad by malM gnd *•*1 .___ neighboiliood aohoote Could ba what la oonaldarad tha "ntoat 34,736,^ by famalaa. i lA s i wesSmtl was Tne beaiM after oonaidanM# conaldored, aa hmg aa they oomplata and acoumto abeio. Tha figuraa ahoar that Man*' the first in our new dtswiiMloa, agreed to aubmlt were limited to grades Under- aconomic ptctura” ot aad) ot chaatar had only 90 blaolc fam* location. Not too two dtttertot ptane tor rriooat- gartea through th&d, tha atata'a 169 ormimunttlM that IUm whan tha 1970 obnaua waa inuch went wrong: iM e olaanmoina to toe Boerd o f The seoood couoept would in- la avaUabia. taken, with 3 famlllaa in tha We opened with a Ntaaaee, fo r antooriaation- to volve toe purchase ot more land Other annual inoome tigurea 333,000 to 380,000 annual Incrmie draw «q^ apeelfleatteiia aad Uds abutting toe pnaent eduoatton- power failure which tor to# torae cteasrooms. The al pato fo r addiUonal aohool for Manchaatar atiow 6W faml* groups 7 in tha 313,000 to 318,000 in itself wasn't too liaa with Ineooiaa «t 333,000 to group. 10 in toa 310,000 to |U,> puna wW be prewated to toe oonatmotloo. 330,000, and 61 with IncomM group, oAd 4 each in tha .fS,* bad, but it prevent­ Bbardjcf Wnanee touignt, after ‘Hie third concept whtdi aiK o va r 380,000. ooo to 39.000 and 37.000 to 3^000 ed the operation of to# referendum deotelan te an- peered to have more eppeel to Alao, 871 earning from 39|000 groupa. the cash register neaaoed. toe board, waa construotion of to 310,000, anothar 186 from 36.- The count dtowa 9hK> that and my wife had a few words to say about that - r - H m #0)1001 board to facing a another mld#111 be held at climb all year long. ^ . . .____ toqulrer, the paper said today. $7.99 in the stores; Westinghouse range hoods and fttrtoer MnAw- the m#»giMi toe Msadowhtook School to- ^ me paper. Wm S i began using oondtUone at the high aehool, Ught, due to toe reftawidum ‘‘Ms.” ^ te a d of the standard suiface burners at less than dealers pay; l0O% Coventry aewrdlBg to Dr. Bermoto leae- at Htek# School. ^ Miss or Mrs. on Feb. 24, said in nylon 72" area rugs at $9.97; 72” table padding at avil War battle ct Winchester, ^ editorial that 82 per cent of $1.00 roll; huge bankrupt stock of shoes, sneakers, Kanide, aigwilnteadeid of Voting boura for the referen- SRda*^l^P»el *3999 sandals, and slippers at about what the stores dum wiU continue until 6 to- to 1944, in Wbrid war D. the aJ^ir^tSS get; box springs and mattresses at less than dealer The board aooepted the night, o r toe HIdks Memorial one piece 12-deep xeO’ ROTH AMERICAN Anslo betmhhead In Itoly was reeignetlon of the town's ale- School. _ QYM DANDY Patrolman Fired By Chief cost; Scott jumbo towels 24c roll; Suntan creams' { wide bowl features e DOUBLI HEAD BAR . linked with the alUed front. raentary muslo teacher, due to Menolwieter Bvcnfaig Heraia In 1961, President John F. tovored It %nd lotions at about half price; plus hundreds of prtganaoy, a poaltlon which ToUand eorreq^ood^ Bette metal ladder with hjmvy AoUvltiM will Include preaen ‘The response began In- Crow's Adivity CSiief of Police Robert Kjell- Two registration sessions are sunda, Sandi Twerdy, Pat Le- Kennedy asked the nation to items still being unpacked. may go unfilled it toe rotor- tomteBle, telephone 878-3848. duty steps and e elide. tatlon of awards, quist has terminated the em­ slated, one at Robertson School Grand, and Roe Flnislo. “ -wJTto M^'^'krickSTto th” endum out beoomea a ceakty. Sot denrnonstmtion. s u p e rv is e d _____ .. ____ _ this yery day -- the ------So come yisit and enjoy the free delicious coffee Baokyare eaaoplaO play It's a ellmblnp axar- ployment of Patrolman Donald orts outoduring of letters smd tele- plaHona laatuiaa dauMa- RouUlard, effective yesterday. G ram m ar School on June 5. __ and no-pressure atmosj^ere. As usual, out no-hard­ ™. United Nataoiis | wldth laddar, alldadawn.. laddan, awing, gym and gam es. phone calls we have ever re- Hiaman'i ringa and mora—ter KJellquist annouiMed the ac­ Both are from 7 to 9 p.m. president. Tea Tears Ago time money back guarantee within 30 days goes haura ol Piekyard pack 57 Ptonio Wfairlaways RoleDefradted 1' ataal tion yesterday, staUng that At these sessions, which are There ^pto^’at a dls- Si with every purchase. W ell really enjoy seeing you., I ..f- OiPMadfpaoa.aipuae apaaa, aa mim , am. Cub Scout Pack 87 wUl hold fllte WhirlawayB Square Rouillard had “ viedated the pro­ on a first come-tlrBt served amament Vortbrence in produced 394 toe phyUeal atnicture, but also IS O im U D ^ dance ridge filter and 42 sat^ S t u r f i y visions of the duty manuai, and hori. parents may register a family p4cnic on June 4 at Dance Oub will hold a Geneva as toe United Btotes repUM. toe deolaion that the Seoretepy “ new breed o f non- PemeiM Zebce Wednesday after suffering mul- The imnate, Brpida Corrado, roUmant were pegged at be- poUUoal proUem# oh a global the violation, and said that, in and senior life saving program, -ara.'igifagga p a a light of this, the termination which is taught at Bandy Shores tlple head Injuries when he and 28, was admitted to McCook tween 4,000 and 4,300 by i960, scale demand that the U.N. he a o a m e e i I S' hMl danally npargteaa rod. six other guards were invtdved -Hospital cmd was listed in satls- aa hoard James Com- used more effeettvaly than eyar was effected. only. md toarwldi a^ng teadad drag. A RouiIlard‘s probationary pe­ in a fight with inmeUes Monday factory condition, Ito wam(^ membara tola sUp by Its memhar Btate#,’^ Betty Haddad Is la the charge 10' X;24" SIZE .X riod had been instituted because at toe maximum security state Corrections Commissioner 8'x2q" SIZE of the ptx)gram this year, with John Manson said the more ’ Zaboe. . . . puto cwnbo i«4 M nod 4 «g00 naal) Of an incident last_ N u m b e r e S X ^ d S ^ l^ l^ o r r ie r than 900 inmates at Somers when he apparently fired JoMph Oreely cf Enfield haa madlwneelten rad and buHt-ln assisting. ‘The program is joint- were- confined to their cells wiMlne gllokigf ban tWiIng an taal warning shot at a fleeing youth not regained consciouaiess *5^ ly sponsored by the Recreation admitted to St. Tuesday night and were • 9 T being sought for questioning. Oonunission. Francis Hospital in Hartford allowed out Wednesday only in Rouillard denied that he had small groups for meals. He de­ FAMOUS NAME fired the shot, but subsequently Lola Goodin ia the neiw preat- Monday night. Hoepital officlala scribed the situation at the failed a lie detector test con­ dent of toe Junior Wooten*# deacribed hla eondHlon aa' critl- ducted in relation to the inci­ Club. Other officers installed at cal but “ stable.” prison as "tense.” CIALS 2 7 " lO-spoad Macar Y Manacxi said he couldn‘t com­ dent. Rouillard received a ten- a recent meeting are Barbara Of toe s4x other guards ad- ment on the incident until the with dependeble 10 day suspenalon at that tone. Oarroo, vice prealitoiit; Bonnie mltted to the hoepital with head ^ KELLER and was placed on six month's Marttnlnis, recordincr secre- injuries, cuts and bruises, two state pottce fixdah their invest! speed Oerallleur 8ya- itolH-calor tam. Raring embosted probation in the department. tary; aaire Twerday. corres- have been released and the oth- gation. e ™ saddle. Side pull Cali­ Ririnmiin# RMiatratlon tory: Claire Twerdy, corres- era are listed in satisfactory Manson reportedly had sched­ per hand brakes. The The Mothers CSub has an- Dennon, treasurer. condition, uled a meeting for 10 a.m. moat aaked-tor etyle. nounced the schedule for sign- Committee itoalrmen include *nie guards and one inmate Thursday with a representative Thia apeclally priced three-piece ups for swimming lessons for Gwen Conley, Gerry Banks, were injured on the recreaUon- of several guard unions to dis­ set it lightweight, sturdy and comfortable. Framae are made ot the summer season. Pauline Lazdari, Angria Hack- al field at the sprawling state cuss the guards demands for .FAMOUS NAME . more security at the prison. DODGE aluminum tubing end the arms are extruded aluminum. Chair end p s l e t o r . One guard said that If in­ chaiie both fold aeaily for etoraga. Beys’ S « VMHM »N mates are let out of their cells Features paddedJull banana I BIO. ( before the demands are met, 'aeaCdeluxe l^ ia e handler, ‘‘there ain't F ® ''o*‘ «n#fanet 6 fo 8 N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAKS precipitated the fight. nwtor, n goes forward or reverse it an SAVINGS I Completely restyled for 1972. solid handling. , . 7-OZ. 9 "W iT E 36 PCS. FORKS A l CoBter Cat* lachided Sunday aftern oon ,' three •ps*d ol 1 m^. Fsaturee Somers inmates were Injured , With all the extra features Dodge Rjlara. A luxury COLO-CUPS PAPER PLATES SPOONS, KNIVES 3 ^ 9 9 •turdy molded body wHh etorege area, AVG . WEIGHT 25 ta 30 LiS. during a fight on the baseball ';y6ac ^ffsac and kicludee rseherger. No asaembly field. One of the imnates. 39- Chrysler Corporation builds in car at less than luxury car prices needed. , ' year-old Roland Smito of Wcush- a car. Unibody construction. only at your Dodge Boys. Come POLARON POLARON TOBIN'S FIRST PRIZE m m Ington, D.C., was stabbed and in ^ test drive it today. And • M 9 9 admitted to McCook Hoiq>ltal. 4Mt-qteCeeler 1-gellen.liHi 1 ?5ffi where he was listed in good don’t forget to check our special Rustproof. Lightweight. __ \ i v t n i . ^ e f l FRANKFURTS <2 . 9 7 condition. deal on air conditioning. With polyethylene con- 40 quart cepacity. Alumi­ atructlon end unbreakable MATTEL 3 4 b . Rex ■ num baeket-type handles. plastic liner. • * S e e § m § ^ Coin Avoids ?> - M aliliu Barbite /r^i 8EWDUWB CEXH> 1 E x n iA u vh M —n u G s m ,T c o m m tn d NXXr FBS-PAOKAOBD Vote Dispute We are Drapery & Slipcover Fabric Specialists Malibu Kan /A'm SALT liAKB cm r (A P ) — Come* eomptete with pop'oul loni, two Lofldon Broil i b . 1 2 9 | Election-year rivalries gave atoote alMIng door, Chuek firound IF way to old-time friendship here 1 •teoirtiig bou. lugg- Antique Satin Dacron Batiste *g* mkorTdocote^ Wednesday. •IS!! Uim docote. When the Utah State Board of PENOBSCOT GRADE "A " I Peterto Salad — Cole Slow Nag. Reg. SUPER, Education was reapportkmed 1,49 yd. Clothes for Barbie^ Giuxra: A W Eiaiz. — E iB sm azE by toe state legislature earlier l A t y d . ROASTING — FRYING I MUOHX'S • 8 4 each 2 § m r ^ O O this year, two long-time 99: For summer draw drapa$. SPECIAL RROlUNG 1 COU) CUTS ~ friends, both liMumbents on toe Remember, Idui for draw draperies. In 9 lOOK dacron batista. White decorator colon. Full 45" wide. only. Full 45" wide.^______CHICKENS 1 AU Freahly meed To Older board, were jdaced In toe same o L district and would have been makes the car] forced to run against each oth­ So great that our 1 LET US HLL YOUR FREEZER W ITH U.S.DJL. CHOICE HIND, er for re-election. G 381 BROAD STREET Tliat would not do for the two MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Monetwotor, Conn. '"TiiiaasaKs?" FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF REEF — SAVE AND EAT UKE members, Mrs. Helen B. Ure Braed Stzsst, Mancltoster, Conn. GBTATEUlie PLAZA A KING! and Mrs. EUtoer R. Londa. So 136 Elm ttroot EnSoW, Co m l nSSSSh. they flipped a coin. TR^CITY SHOPPING PLAZA HOURS— Mon.. Fri. 10 A.IL • 9 PJL If You Like the Best Give Us A Test Mrs. Ure won the toss and >END ON H E DODGE BOVS. will seek re-election to a four- Roots 83, 'Vernon, Conn. 51 m s m J L ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 Saturday 9 A j i . • 9 P,M. year term in regional school 80 OAKLAND STREET > PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE District 2. Mrs. Landa wlS file MANCHESTER, CONN. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS for a separate two-year term Cherches Motors Inc. from the same district. /

PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN,, THHRSSAY, MAY 25. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTER, CONN., 'THURSDAY, MAY 25,. 1972 PAGE NINETEEN Vernon Profe$8or Says: Il jw l g O M . 1 You thtkt yow hud. You w f it itip out o f your katitb 6 6 New Theater Group ■ml you worry. - BROAD STREET. Itntoui of worryiiic, why eto do The Fear lof Leprosy Stores •omethint about yourmomyl S «*t •oim. Punitwiy. Across Pupils Following Exodus First i^lay Join tht P iyro ll Saving* Plan' the MANCHESTER what* >-ou work. Greater Than Disease Vemoo'a newly formed little cut School Ifood Services Asso­ Your monty will add up (aarar tkaa By OART LVHB Nation B)r PntER ABNEIT aitUnf in the trenches. We wounded people. Two emsU on the horison. Tbero was the theater group is making plans ciation. fvtr btfora, bccaur* now dlat*'* a w«ll-dat«d and wm e virtually Use Your Master Charge Cord bonut intanat.ratt ou all VS. Sav­ Aggoctotod PRB88 Writer undocumented. m A ' could see esdt other in die tricycle taxis e:q>Ioded ahead of wreck o f a tank aorosa the for Hs first produotton which it Tho monsy will bo paid di­ OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. ___ HOBSt FAAB light o< candles. Suddenly there hlni, presumaldy hit liy rock> expeoU to present in late Oc­ rectly to the CuUnkiy Institute ing! Bond*. Now E Bond* pay S)i% rau DUC, Vletnadi (AP) — was a big white flash, bmeone eta. road, and many burning truoks. tober. of Ameitea, New Haven, where whan bald lonaiurtly of S yaari, 10 nuMith* (4% lb* liat yaar). That aa- Move than a month ago, when said one bomb had fallen into a “ 1 waa hiding at the side of A plane had crashed. The road The grotto appolnited a tem­ Bhvreau U la kls Junior year. waa aUppery with blood. There tr* H%i payabi* *a a bonua at ou- So Much to Choose from at King’s... and See How You Save! they were together on their laef trench. the road when the taro guard- porary slate of officers with He wlU graduate la June, 1078, turity, applic* to all Bond* iaauad <>«»•»• Otter Informa- day in schKMl at An toe, there "Then the staircase of the Ians frtan the echoed picked me were many corpses. One bad Norman Paul as presldaat with an Aeeeclate Degree ia line* Jon* I, 1970...with a coaa- In biblical and me- Oon wag g a m e M : ffxwi toe wm 880 of them. school got hit and I knew there up and ran me along^the high- long hair and a ertilte blouse. Membexahlp is open to any­ OooUag Arts. parable improvtmant fur all oMar wrltlngg of m etfdW doctori, This a re ^ there were 88, a arere children under it. way to catch iq» arith the oth- She was a woman. one interested in any phase ot .Orsdnale Bonds. " i * * U i^ m t y of Kentucky legal statute., deecripUan* of bedraggled bunch of klda, most "N ext morning are found one era," Lam says, The children {oeaumahty had the theefer. Including produotton Beverty 'A. Varrick, daughter Oct a grip on your inonay tb* Pay­ pMfBMor, wno hat devoted a reltgioua ceremoolesr aixdit- roll Savings way. It's an assy way to probahly orpimns. dead boy and six injured. The "Then are saw the North Vlet- run into a ‘destroyed govern- and aoUng. The ninct meetiito Is of Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Varrlok peetlon of hlg profeoslonal life tectural development and court w* your monay grow instaad of gaC for the peat 20 yeara to etudy- record., Thelr schoolmates arere scat- scboci buses arere burning, nsmeee. They stopped us, and ment relief column. As they got scheduled fo r June M at 8 p.m. of lOgh St, RockvlUe, hes grad- gone? tM«d somewhere along the 68 Some people toOk the arounded they looked very nasty. They cicaer to Chon Thanh, the town at toe Lottie Blek Building, Hm- uated freon Bhnersan OoDege, tag the dlMoae, Is convinced H i. tavertigattang turned up miles o f Highway IS from Thu beys to the hospital and are shouted, l i y taro gusrdlsna where Lam lived on a small ry Partt, Boetco. ’ *^**J£5f greater than Mime interesting ridellgfata wch Due to the provincial capital of never saw them egaln." arere tied and led aa^, and I farm with his mother before Buggertlone for namee for toe Mils Varrick, a graduate of tte drteMe Itaetf.' ^ as people trying to get admit* It is known that the hoaoitsl saw eight older ktudents taken he went to sdiool in An Loo, grotto kt* nnr being accepted St Joseph^ School, RockvUle yufortunately, says Dr. Dan- ted to a leproey hoqrftal for Some may have wandered ^ leveled in the first days of with them. the light of plane flares guided and ahoUId be sent to Mts. Don­ and Roekirille High School, ROYAL till' L. Welsa, professor of pa- much the Mme reaw» an In- their way. refugee camps, some arere toe An Loc fighting. The few “The North Vietnamese told na Bwmett. n Thttwroosm Rd., graduated with Dean's List hon- th o lw at the unlverrity'. Med- dlgent drifter might Mek toe led aarny by toe North Viet- patients stiU alive are being us to go north, not south, be- By morning they saw South Vernon. The peceon with the cn . tq8l> Bohool, "We don’t have comforts of a Jail cell on a wln- nameae. Some may etill be treated in underground shel- cause toe North araa liberated, Vietnamese soldiers in foadiolea winning name will receive two gohd htaM ool record, of the ter night. wapdering through toe Jungie. ters. they eald, and that they would along the road. tieketa for toe first show. TrsV Dsy total ,^0|iillatlon tb know the ta- Some of the inrtltutlon., The "Trail Day," which was King’s for Better Quality, Selection and Value! Some lie dead Ih the ruins of xhe exodus began Aintl 18 light hard in the south to UbeiN From then on the ddldren PInoehle Grotto WelM Mdd, afforded more af- An U>c, or along ^ roadside, when North Vietnamese ate C3xn Thanh, Ldal Khe and foUowed the stream of some Tuesday winners in the Vei> scheduled to be hdd last Sat­ :'A Njitofy- of the dtaeau to fluent mffera quite pleoMoit urday, w«a rained out and will The 88, from T to 18 years Uunttoed their llret massive evm Saigon. They said it would 28,000 from the An Loo fighting, non Senior (Btiaona" Pinochle WMtdhB; Bhirope from around mirroundtag. in which to wraud be rescheduled for the ftU. 1. the duraUon of toelr live., able exodus—toe attempted “The shelling started again there would be much flgfaUng. camps. Basie MiUer 707; Dorothea The hike, which was to he b e ^ written by the amiable Patient, frequently were-given flight of a whole elementary jus*, allwr sunrise,'* Lam re- "They Irate khaki and gray As IContagnards they were MoCkuthy 701; Minnie Luetjen sponeored by the BeautUloatlon Ifl Yow Supply Par 4^yeiiuold Mlenttat and h i. jriota on which they rataed their Oonmlttee of the RookvtHe VERSATILE 2 school through battle lines to calls. "We were very fright- unttorms hut spoke with s outcasts among Vietnamese, 608; Alma Dittrich 678; Anna 'Wife, Peggy. Wbtae M y . that to food and wnne produced craft, Area Ghamber of Oommerce, Th» LoNg MiHioriai mM* asffiy. Thoee who survived ened because they had hurt us North Vietnamese accent, concerned about taking care of Starke 66$2; Bernard Bhtel hfll knowledge it 1. toe fiiat which they then were permitted was planned to aoquelnt towns­ walked through AeSs from just a few hours before. I saw Planes started clreiUng, the the remainder ot their own 688; Beatrice Minor 86S and day W n lwiadl thne 4uiytx>dy ha. correlated to m U. families. Katherine Foley 648. people wito the area. tante and artillery, bombe tanks across the sheet and I Nmth metnaraase moved back, Otnrs stale si|atonit^ evidence with hi.- Weta. My. wMhln the tart 10- Cotton dropped from planes, and thought they were from the under the rubber trees, and They were in this atate when Thursday tournament winners torloal evidence about leproqr. 16 year, it ha. become poMlUe Two RockvlUe High Betoool TWO MORB ROTAL FAVORTTBS: BUOBD PBOAN NDT vicious croasOre. gfovemment. Lam and his group pushed on. a West German wrtfare woik- were; George Dean 606; Vincent Much of the finrt-hand re- to control leproey, atao known Barrows 620; Minnie Luetjen girie have bem named as dele­ ROLL and ORBTTBLU’S "SPUMONT' T ^ y were united by fear, toe "But then I saw our soldiers We were much fewer now. We er, Henning Becker, leaned ot s to f** fo r the work w a. con- a . HanMn’a DIm o m , In most Cobbler imftnet for survival and toelr «>innHwy at the tanka and run- lost many on toe road." their odyasey and went search­ 600 and Basle NuUand 688. gates to laurel Glri'e abate by AVAILABLB AT BBTTBR STORBS IN Doboes - Blrtel • Lahoo • Hansen dileted during a IMO Mbbatlcal jieople. own cameraderie. nlng away from them. The Night fell in the plantation, ing for them. Lam and some ot The Tuesday sessioa will not MANCSIBSTBR. OR AT OUR PLANT. Unit 14 of the American Legion When WelM w u vtaitlng profe.- (fontrary to a miMoncepUon A 16-year-old polio cripple, tanka diot at the buUdingB. and email groups of diUdren toe children were brought to a be held this week. The Thura- Dry los Also Avsllahls at Tbs Plant •eh of medical htetory. at the which rtiU extaU, WelM Mya, "children's farm" in Thu Due day spsaicn w ill he at 1:80 at Auxilisuy. Smocks 5 Lam Khuynh, sst amid school- Some boys ran away from our stumbled southward following Theresa LaTuUppe, daughter Uhivendty of (fopenhagen. leprosy : :U one of the leart con- males and told of toe cMidren’s school to toe Protestant rows of rubber trees parallrthig near toe capital. Becker hopes the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry of Mr. and Mrs. Foul LaThUppe The. utaventty itaetf offered tagtou. (UeesM., requiting (to flight. He was still wearing toe church—many people had been Route IS. By Morning Lam had to reorganise a school. Most of Park. of Diane Dr., and Michelle ieaCiMaCib heforem 1,000 and 1,800 well-ca- contract it) tremendou. penrao- same blue panto and white T- running to it all morning. reached toe small village of the children don't know where Seholanhlp Award Lacnaid, daughter of Mr. and talogud akeletona for him to ol exposure at a very mucep- ^ r t he wore on toe exodus, “ ih e tanka drove to the Tan Kfaal, a Montagnard setUe- their parents are. Gary Fhvreau, son of Mr. Mrs. Donald Locnard of Pa­ atody, while vUft. to Rome and tlUe period in one’, life, luual- and held his toln bamboo church, and then there were ment which had North Vlet- Becker has gathered 88 of the and Mrs. Robert Fhvreau of Cfodar St., Rockville, has been tricia Dr., wfll attend toe Gtrl'a turned up other vast ly during chQdhood. It probably cnildies. planea in the sky bombing the namese. Only 120 children were original 380. He hopes to find n WABBBN fllRBBT, ooUecHona, aome reaMhably needs a genetic base a . w ell." Ninth Vietnamese artillery tanka and also bombing the left when toe last stragnDers more in refugee camps. awarded a scholarship in the State to be held at the Univer­ hk An Loc for seven days. church. Then I saw the North made toelr way In. amount of <100,, 1^. the CfonnecU- sity o f Oonnectlcut in June. W O O D ARM “ We spent many hours In Vietnamese running away. The gratoered around Lam, Tolland- tremtoes we hod dug in the gar- Some children came back and who was one of the few sdio Chair den of toe school. With my legs said 20 of toelr schoolmates conld speak Vietnamese and twisted like this I could contrib- had been killed in toe church.” therefore cwnmunlcate with the Thifaiilt Critical ute little to toe work, but I By noon that day tam and North Vietnamese soldiers, ‘ T op s with jean s or tried," he related. his schoolmates had In- The fighting that day was at shorts, swim suitsi Of McGovern Slate Checks, denims, flor- “We were soon all alone with sUnctively decided to flee. a distance ag^ain, and they 7 web tubular aluminum 'als, nauticals. S-M-L. only two guardians because the The first grotq> of about 100 thought about eating and drink- Democratic Town CSialrman convention on an uncommitted lolding chair. Weather- teachers fled. There was no- boys and girls moved south- ing. Lam hobbled up to a North Oisrlea Thifault ho. criticUed basis. The McGovern delegates resistant hardwood arms where for most of us to go be- ward, foBowing toe road lead- Vietnamese soldier and asked toe "huurgent elate’’ of Mate have sent out a malMng this cause our parents lived In vll- tag into a rubber irismtatlon and for rice. He received about 12 convention delegate, pledged to week annoametag their pledge lages we had beard were al- toward Stdgon. A larger group pounds and some beef-rBOt Senator George MIcGoivem, to McGovern and seeking sup­ ready occuirfed by the North left a few minutes later carry- eneugfa to feed them ail. The charging them with corttag the port of the town’s Democrats. Ifietnameee. (hi the sevNith ing - highway, and Tjun ieared for .boys and handful of girts, delbgKtes. a txonb.” Shorts A delaine, Harlow St., Rockville; his life more than ever before. "After a few hours of Walking ___ It's date has vowed to He ideaded guUty Wednesday Joseph kOstretta, Stejtoens St., He saw many dead and through the night we saw fire the June 16 qnd 17 state before a U.8. magistrate. MENS BOYS FRAYED LEG Sets Manchester; Ctori Kemtatser, The Incident began when Somers; Ifoidi Abbe, Broad ------———— ------Downey’ s brother-in-law, Swimwear Walk Shorts Brook. U ’-- FOR James A- Hudson, told airport Discharged Wednesday: Dor­ n/HHata he had a shotgun In othy Bonan, Upper B u h ^ r Rd., one of hta bags. Officers in­ Rockville; Jeffrey O’Bara, spected it and found the gun Cosmetics Nautical print crop Sherry circle, Tolland; Warren ALL CONMECTICUT STATE p n ^ r ly broken down lo r trans- New cheeta trunks with Washable cotton In sol­ top, pull-on shorts. Bigelow, Wales Rd., Andover; portatlan. piped trim. Solid colors ids. Contrast stitching, 4 Y Arlene Lucia, Etafleld; (K ris­ LOTTERY MOTOR VEHICLE ITS "You told them about the Polyester-cotton. S-M-L. pockets. 8 to’ 18. Misses sizes 6 to 14. topher Mayhew, Jan 'Dr., He­ shotgun, did you teH them bron; John K ^ c a , Gall Dr., about the bomb ta the other BUtagton; Anna Hebert, Som- OFFICE CLAIM CENTERS Uggetts

V e r n o n CLOSED School liunches The foUowtag lunches wUl be served In the Vernon elemen­ tary schools the week of May 29 through June 2. School wiU SATURDAY be closed Monday for the hcdlday. Tuesday; Hamburg on roll, AND french fried potatoes, stewed tomatoes, JeUo sponge. 3 PIECE REDWOOD Wednesday : Shells, mea^ sauce, tossed salad, whole wheat bread and butter, ptae- Picnic Set Thursday: Baked sausage, MONDAY applesauce, mashed potato, car­ * rots, biscuits with butter, choco­ 2 MAY 27fh and 29th late pudding with marrtimaUow Genuine California redwood, built to last lor years topping. 6 ft table, 5 benches. In mir’s original carton. Friday: Juice, tuna salad roll, plcUes, potato chips, mixed THE 0LA1M OEfITEfI AT THE COM- fruit and cookie. Milk is served with all meals. MSSION ON SPECIAL REVENUE, When 176 GUMBBtUND AVENUE, WETH- WORLD ALMANAC ERSnELD, WRJL BE OPEN SATUR­ tennites 5 FACTS DAY, MAY 27th, FROM 8:60 A il. UN­ TIL 12:00 NOON. IT WILL BE CLOSED toil "%%. At the rate we’re going, dropin ON MONDAY, MAY 29th. It’s only a question of time - very little time - before other things start (Jropping in too. Things like your IF you. are a lucky five digit winner in this foundation, your floors, your doors, your roof. week's drawing, you should make your Termites are sneaky, special little bugs. Unless claim to be eligible for the next $75,000 the state of Connecticut you’re a specialist, they can have their damage done Super Drawing oy 4:30 P.M. Friday, May before you know they’re there. That’s 26th at any of the Claim Centers or at the Qome in. We’re termite specialists. We (»n dete(rt ^ j «to could win a cash prize and eliminate the nasty little bugs before they can do John F. Kennedy was the Commission on Special Revenue's main of­ youngest man elected pres­ fice in Wethersfield, by 12:00 Noon on their work. Wo can. that is, if you call us in time, and it may be the nick of time right now. Call us today at ident of the United States Saturday, May 27th. Connecticut by our first anniversary. and was 43 years and 236 649-1390 for a free, no obligation inspecti(in of your P K G O F 1 0 0 days old when inaugurated. property. Call us before things start dropping in The World Almanac notes, If you miss this deadline, you don't lose any­ (* As Of May 18th. The figures go up by the thousands every week.) however, that'Theodore thing. You can enter in a future SUPER 75 on you. Cold Cups R oosevelt became the youngest American presi­ DRAWING. dent (42 years and 322 days) when as vice-presi­ IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL THE a b a i r - l a v b b y p e s t c o n t r o l C O . dent t e succeeded Wuliam COM M ISSION O N SPECIAL REVENUE . ■ UTUWUTHI • ntWI WiTHl M c l^ e y after the assassi­ nation in 1901. 566-2755 XcfWSDADer EnterprlsA Assn. 5 0 ( IS ALLIT TAKES. Copyright © 1972. -r.

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Window Damagies $1,631, College Gradates Vandals Hit Buckland School UlUdentUled vandals smashed ing to the school buildings and WEEKEND SPECIAL M windows and two floodlights grounds supervisor, Theodore Boy Blamed in Vandalism at Buckland School on Tolland Fairbanks. CAM * OABST liU t weekend's vandalism at that $45,000 has been earmark- Tpke. last night, police report­ Several eggs were thrown at Nathan Hale School on Spruce ed In the 1972*1973 capital im- ed. windows at Howell Cheney St., in which SO windows and provements budgets (or an Damage esUmates are not yet, Tech, 781 W. Middle Tpke., la st; seven glass doors were smash- alarm system throughout the available. night, police say. SWEETHEART ROSES $L88 ed, will cost the town $1,031, ac- town school system. This item PbUce said 18 windows were Last weekend, benches at the par doasn cording to Theodore Fair- is considered second in priori- broken on the west side of the school's baseball field w ere; banks, supervisor o t school ty. building, and 13 were broken broken and thrown into the on the east side. All were ap­ ALSO FULL LINE OP THE MOOT LUOTR- buildings and grounds. There is ample proof, the woods. lOUS CHOCOLATES IN ™ B The damage estimate includes school board noted, that an parently broken by rocks. The damages were discovered FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. $081 for labor and $1,000 for re- alarm system at Verplanck at T this morning. Ctnnamon ^acement glass, Fairbanks School on Olcott St. has reduc- Police said they have a sus­ In the days after Marco said. Men have been working ed vandalism there. Before its pect in connection with the case. Polo’s journey to the East, since Monday, he said, and installation, damage from two Investigation is continuing. cinnamon found a ready Paul Ruettner Florist, Inc. probably will not complete the incidents amounted to about Last night poUce arrested a market in western Europe. 1122 BURNSIDE AVE^ EAST HARTFORD Job until next week. $000 and $800. It was used in medicines, IS-year-old Manchester boy in TEL. 628-9686 Meanwhile, Manchester police Other schools hard hit by connection with weekend van­ ointments and perfumes long have apprehended a 15-year-old vandals recently include Buck- dalism at Nathan Hale School before its flavor was fuliv OPEN TILL 9 THURSDAYS boy in connection with the van- ley School on Vernon St., where on Spruce St. in which 30 win­ appreciated. The Dutch dalism. The boy, unidentified destruction in one incident cost dow and seven glass doors were burned surplus stores if the OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS because of his age, is being held about $1,500. smashed. Damages at Nathan price of the spice fell too low at the state Juvenile detention ' Last night, about 35 windows Haleo will cost $1,631, accord­ in Amsterdam. ihiiU home in Hartford. and two floodlights were smash- LEE J. SOVLBAr SUSAN LESLIE PAINE Pollce said they suspect other ed at Buckland School on Tol- 18 Flint Dr. 215 TImrod Rd. Juveniles were Involved in the land Tpke., police reported, Manchester Manchester damages at Nathan Hale. Inves- There was no damage estimate BS in Education Ugatlon is continuing. available. BA in PsyriMlogy Blagna Cum Laude Last Friday night, several Ctost

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M ANCH ESrm i EVENING HERALD. B^ANCHESTEI CONN.'. T m tnSD A Y , M>^Y 25. 1972 P A iQ l MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD,- MANGHBSTER, CONN,, THUBSD>AY, MAY compact stereo cassette system Johnson-Beaulieu Berman-Fogarty CampbelLDunnells (or listening pleosorf and CAPTURE copplecouple pursue studies or careers A WMcJing gift that will systems offer all of the ad­ THAT makd swe^it^uaic for both vanced features preferred husband and w i < ^ a com­ by serious tape recorder PICTURE- pact stereo casshtt^ sys­ users. Systems such as the tem. new Ampek 387R feature PERFECT It will satisfy the youhg automatic reversing, two husband’s wish for a quality direction play and record, BRIDES - TO - BE home music center and will an AM/FM and FM stereo IDYLL l>e appreciated by the bride tuner and 12 cassette A GIFT FOR YOU . . . becauseof itsoperating changer. , ^ attracUva and helpful "Wedding Plan" txx« by Every honeymoon needs simplicity. And the stylish CHbeon U w aiting fo r you w ith ^ r c o m p U m e n te . ^ The bride will probably three things — a bride, a design of new cassette sys­ be most pleased by the cas­ groom, and a camera. (And tems make then a welcome ^ » 8 l* t e r y c n r decor plane, ccrfor and etyir ^ e ^ e s sette recorder’s simplicity. if you don’t have one, it’s addition to any new hotne. plwe «»n your friends make gift eriectlons that sure to a perfect wedding gift.) Just insert a cassette and Cassettes are tiny redls of To make sure that you push a button and the unit' Our IBridal Oonsultant wiH be happy to BTtist' you magnetic tape encased in in ohooeing your complete and correct wediUng capture those once-in-a-life- begins operating. There is (Lodnc StmUca) slim plastic containers that no tape threading as with atationery trouitseau from a beautiful collection of time moments perfectly, m e i ^ slip into the re­ rteel engraved or thwmograved designs. You can Engaged here are a few pointers traditional reel-to-reel re­ also arrange to borrow the sample book. corder and start with the corders. ' from the pros. push of a button. Introduced l%e engagement of Miss Vale- And both will be surprised CNVTTATXOMB * AMNDUNCBaCBNTB First, take a few pictures in the U.S. in the mid-1960s, INFOiaCAL NOTOS * MATCBBOOKB erie Jean Jacobs of Bolton to by the wide selection of re­ before you leave to make cassette recorders have be­ NAPfCOn * CAKB BAGS Robert L. diase of Ooventry corded music available gn sure you are familiar with come the most popular tape has been announced by her cassettes. Most popular art­ your camera and that it is recorder format, according mother, Mrs. Benjamin A. ists and tunes are recorded in good working order. An to Ampex, a leading sup­ Jacobs of Brandy St., Bolton. on the cassette format and instant picture camera is plier of cassette equipment She Is also the daughter of the musical selections range in really a must for the honey­ and tape. TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA • VERNON late Benjamin A. Jacobs. moon because, of all times style from classical to bard For the groom, cassette rock. Mr. Oiase Is the son of Mrs. in your life, you need to Luclenne Chase of Flanders know — right away — that (Rtrald photo by Bucohrictuo) Rd., Coventry and the late Hen­ you have captured the ry L. Chase. Herb MUIer, owner of Mam’Selle at Tri-City Shopping Plaza, Vernon, c h e ^ his memories you want. The inventory of fine misses and junior fashion wear. Featured are select groups Read Herald Advertisements The brlderelect Is a 1971 grad­ new square format pictures DYED-TO-MATCH of "up-to-the-minute” outfits for the fashion-minded woman. uate of Bolton High School and that are now available let is currently employed by Pratt & Whitney Division of United you have your memories YOUR OUTFIT Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. now — for no more money than the “Wait-a-week” MRS. DAVID MAYNARD CAMPBELL Her fiance, a graduate of J Mwchester Community College, variety. Sally Katreen Dunnells and Wesley Loomis of Wallingford, is active as a volunteer fireman Move in close — as close David Maynard Campbell both the bride’s nephew, was ring- in Coventry. He is also employ- as 4 or 5 feet to capture of Honolulu, Hawaii were mar­ b ea rer. ’eijf'!^^'^Pratt ft Whitney Aircraft ried May • at Unlan Congrega­ Alan S touch of Blast Hartford expressions. And get lots of (NassUf photo) tional Church, Rockville. was best man. '(^viMon . of United Aircraft MRS ROBERT DAVID BERMAN Oorp., Hartford. color into your color pic­ The bride is the daughter of- Ushers were Francis Henne- tures. Reds and golds al­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Dun­ quln of Willimontic, the bride­ (Naylor photo) . No date has been set for the B fu i)a ra Ann FY>garty o f M an- ’They wore yellow primroees in their hcdr and carried bouquets n ells o f 171 B . C enter S t M r. groom's brother-in4aw and Jo­ MRS. CHARLES T. JOHNSON JR. w edding. ways add zing. cheater became the brtde of o f daisies, yeUow mums, and CampbeU is the son of Mr. and seph Mlnaude of Chestalre. a D. SON Robert David Berman of New PEARL. camaUons with baby’s breath. Mrs. Walter Campbell of 171 B. The bride’s mother wore a Pauline A. BeauUeu a t SEan- The junior bridesmaids wore OFFERS YOU A WONDERFUL Britain May 14 at Home’s Res­ Barry Berman of Great Neck, C enter St. pale aqua jacket dress with a cheater became the bride a t floor^ength gowns of qiann fash­ The Rev. lyman Reed of corsage of beige orchids. OPPORTUNITY TO REALLY taurant in Wethersfield. L,!., N.Y., served as his broth­ Cbartes T. Jobnaon Jr. a t ICan- ioned with poor boy deeves, The bride is a daughter of Hr. er’s best man. Ushers were Wil- Union Oongregatianal Church The bridegroom’s mother was sooop neckline, wUte bodice, SAVE DURING THEIR cfaester, ilky 32 In a 4 p.m. and Mrs. Dennis B. Fhgarty Uam Crandall of Windham, performed the double-ring cere­ attired in a pink and orange keBy green A-line ddrt, empire 39 Niles Dr. 'The bridegroom is N.Y., brother-in-law of the mony. Mrs. Wilfred Luts of jacket dress and she wore a strvlce at flt. James Cbureb. waist with dark green bdt of Rockville was organist and solo­ corsage of pink orchlda. ribbon streamere, and one.yd­ a son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan bride; John Blette and John Jor­ The bride Is the daughter a t Berman of PlalnvlUe. dan, both, of Hartford; fuid Dr. ist. Following a reception in the low roae. Mr. and Bbs. Bylvto BeauUeu, Rabbi Samuel SUver of Stam­ Robert Mllliken of Meriden. The bride, given in marriage church partor, the cotqile left Mark OrtowsU of 67 Keeney ford performed the double-ring Mrs. Fogarty wore a gown o t by her father, wore an antique for Hawaii and Kauai. IB NUes O r. i t r . Johnson is the St. was best man. ceremony. Ken Morgester of pink silk jersey. ’The bride­ white gown, with empire waist, FV>r traveling, Mrs. Campbell son of Mr. and Mts. Charles T. long sleeves, with lace trim­ wore a floral print on beige The bride’s mother arore a Manchester was organist. groom’s mother wore a violet Johnson, Chestnut General Electric med neckline and long train. 105 a t street-length drees with purple ( C im t v d l atsdlM) * NatiOddl Chven in marriage by her par, chiffon gown and coat. Both had dress, and a rosebud corsage. Her elbow length veU was at­ The couple are residing at ’Die Rev. James L. Burke S.J. and white pattern, long bell ents, the bride wore an empire corsages of pink sweetheart deeves, empire analst, and white gown of dotted swiss trimmed roses. tached to a band of lace. She 143S Uholiho St, .Honolulu, a t Boston OoBeg* performed the Engaged carried a bouquet of wdiite ros­ H aw aii. accessories. with venise iace and designed After a reception at Home’s dmdUe-rtng oetainony. Michael with bateau necMine, bishop Restaurant, the couple left for es with pink baby’s breath. Mrs. Campbell is a gradute <(t The bridegroom’s mothsr arore The engagement a t M iss D i­ Pelletier, flprlng jliL, Rockville, a Chinese pink, deevdess drees sieeves and A-Une skirt. Her a week’s honeymoon in Miami, Mrs. Bert Loomis of Walling­ Russell Sage College and is em­ anne Marie Novakouski of Ho­ ford, sister of the bride, was* ployed as a chief physical thera­ was organist and solalat wKh empire waist, and match­ chapel-length mantiUa was ac­ Fla., and then a motor trip to THE BOOTERY bart, N.T., to VmUarn Anthony matron of honor. pist in Kaukinl Hospital in Hono­ ing long sleeve jacket with white cented with matching lace, and Canada. On M ay 28, they w ill Ihe bride, given in marriage, - She wore a lavender gown lulu. ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE floral trim. Kavanagh of Albany, N.T., has she carried a spray of roses and return to their home at 320 Clin­ 643-9802 bgr her parents, wore a floor with pink applique at waist, a Mr. Campbell, a graduate of (Opposite Conn. Golf Land) Both mothers wore corsages of been anounced by her parents, baby’s breath. ton St., New Britain. length gown fashksied wMb em­ pink floral headpiece, and car­ the University of Connecticut is white pink-centered cynbldlum Miss Deborah FV)garty of Niles Mrs. Berman, a graduate of Open M on.-Tues.-W ed. 9;SIHldM) — 'n u u s ., F ri. 9:S9-9:00 pire waist with large satin bow Mr. and Mrs. John Novakouski, ried a bouquet of various shades employed by Ross Sutherland in orcUdB. Dr., sister of the bride, was Manchester High School, atteiul- Saturday 9:804:80 tt front, mnnadrin ooHar and of pink flowers. Honolulu. 168 C roft D r. maid of honor. The bridesmaid ed Silvermine Art College and Utag deavas trimmed wMi Geor­ A reception was held at Bol­ was Mrs. William Crandall of Norwich Art School. She is em­ gette material, bodice a t eye­ ton Lake House, Bolton, after Her fiance is ttae son of Dan- Wlmfiiam, N.T., another sister ployed at the classified depart­ BBS let lace, and A-Une ddrt a t which the couple left for a trip id Kavanagh of B. Northport, ^ the Florhf of the l»ide. Their gowns of yel­ ment of the Hartford Cburant. Oeorgatte. She wore a matddng to the New Stogland Coast For L .I., N .Y . low dotted Swiss were tied at the Mr. Berman attended New Yorit wald4engg> veU and carried a traveling, Mrs. Johi)son wore a 21^ Blreh St. Nanoheatar waistlines with ribbon sashes University and Brookljm Col­ ca sca d e a t white sweetheart wine and white floral pattern The brid e-elect, a 1966 gradu­ and trimmed with daisy ap[^- lege. He is employed es an al­ drees wMh long deeves, vee- ate of Manchester High School, 6l43-UUlil|« 6U3-621 j7 roaes and dark green Ivy. ques at the Vee necklines, short cohol and drug counselor by the neckhne and stiver buckle at recdved her BA degree in .1969 ruffled sleeves and hemlines. State of Connecticut. Mhw Mlehele Buedno, 168 the waist. She wore diver and from Le Moyne Odlege, Syra­ Charter Oak 8t was maid of white accessories and a corsage cuse, N.Y..and her MA degree WE CATER honor. of white Bweeiheart roses. at Syracuse University. She is Junior bridesmaids were kOse The couple will redds In the a teacher at S. Kartrigtat Cen­ EE Tracy Johnson, 106 rhestniit 8t., Fort Devens, Mass., area. ter for Boys, B. Kartrlght, N.Y. the brldegroam’s elster, and Mrs. JohrtMn was formerly Mr. Kavanagh received his BA Mias Diana BeaUUeu, 78 NUes emi^yed as a nurse’s aide at degree from Stony Brodc State TO YOUR Dr., tbs bride’s sister. Manchester Memorial Hospital. U n lverdty, New Y ork, in 1968, She will receive an AS degree Apple T he m aid a t b o o o r w ore a and his MA degree from St. bam'0 In Juvenile Correctional Service floor length gown a t cotton dac­ Rose’s College, Albany, N.Y. ron In varloua shades a t green from Manchester Community GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES CToUege in June. He 1s employed at Delmar EVERY on white, poor boy deeves, FaUet Co., Albany, N.Y. sooop neokUne, A-Une ddrt, em­ Mr. Jobnson is in the U.8. MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER UBZET pire waist with front bow with Army and Is attending electron­ No date has been set for the WISH... mm small ydlow roses. ics sdiod in Fort Devens, Mass. w edding. Mr. Turkey dons his ch e fs hat^to4>rmg, gUUtfHPffl M o (M C A 12DN MotMTSFlSSN' Mo(MOOE7200N <;^you this fine selection of ready-to-serve QE 14.7 cu. ft. NO-FROST REFRKS- GE 11.6 cu. ft. FREEZER STORES GE 2-SPEED, 4 CYCLE, 18-LB. GE HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC DRYER foods from our delicatessen .. . 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PAGE TWBNTY-POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE;3tER, OQNN., THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'TH U R SD A 'V , M A Y 25, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Verses for liie machine-Yfashable knits Kompanik-Crockett Armelin-Miranda D’Aquanni-Kaefer •l;! State of Hiss From Your ease bride's iaundry day

LO VE SONG Knits, basic to almost must be faced. And chances In the State of Mass. every woman’s wardrobe, are your new husband’s There lived a lass, Neighbor’s'Kitcheii are prettier than ever this wardrobe includes several IIovetogoN.'C.; year. New knitting tech- comfortable, wrinkle-proof No other Miss. A By v m * N F . n s o m K W niques have added exciting knit slacks and shirts, too. Hot too kng ago, a wonaB Cane’er.I Wis., new textures, from linen Fortunately for today’s ma, ‘lAm you a wmanlit. Be half so dear to Me. looks to lacy effects, new bride, more and more of isblue H aaorT" ”WMl," I replied, “Tm jR .I. ilpt JBnee Beard. Orahoia patterns and brightened col- these knits for men and '' And her cheeks the hue o r JuUA OhOda." P”?.” women are being fashioned Of shells where waters The tUetkmiy defhdtlcn at a bride s trousseau. m achine-w ashable. swash; . ooanotaaaur U “a penHn with But when tjie honeymoon shrink-resistant fabrics — On her pink-white phiz. iaiormad and ootuta diaerinhi- is over, the problem of polyesters, acrylics and There Nev. Arlx. atton, eapedally oanoAnilng the arte or mattoie c< taote../’ Iha k e e p in g th ose p re tty blends of natural and man- The least complexion word comae to ua Immediately dresses looking like new made fibers. Wash. (boring photo) fratu the Old Freaoh and orig­ L a .! could I win inally trwn the tattn "eognoe-. The heart of Minn. Engaged cere” meaning to gat acquaint­ I'd ask for nothing more, ed with, know thocoiighly.” . The engagement cf Mtea Linda Well, I may be an the w ay be- But I only dream Ann OareUl of Mancheater to cause I am certoiidy getting ae- Upon the theme. Lea F. O’Connor Jr. Wethera- qualnted with food through thte And Conn, it o’er and Ore. field haa been announced by her column swd the nalghbora who BEABEAUTIFUt Why is it, pray. parente Mr. and M rs. Nicholas appear therein, thooe who phone I can’t Ala. CarelU, 176 W. Middle Tpke. and write me. .MOny at you ask 'This love that makes I. uie I got otarted with food. me m.? aa.., w « h « « « L s s ! X' BRIDE N.Y.O., Wy. (Pood photo) Kan. Nev. Ver. I The bride-elect is a graduate cue cook. I would oome home C MR. AND MRS. PETER E. ARMELIN Propose to her ray will? of Manchester High School and from work (I was an executive la employed at TTavelera In- secretary then) and She would I shun th«.task “nie marriage ot Mabel Ml- Held, stster-in-law of the bride, wrance Co.,- Rteriford. have fantastic meote ready for Don't leave your hairstyle to randa of Mancheater to Peter vraa matron of honor. Brldea- 'Twould to ask us. We never needed an alarm Her fiance la extending Cen­ . ^ maids were Mrs. Robert Rlghen- This gentle maid to wed. clock os my modier woa im chance on that day of days . . « . ArmeBn of Stafford SiHings ^ ^ Hartford, slater of the tral Connecticut State College, And so, to press was aolemnUed AjwU 15 at St. bridegroom, and Mrs. Louis , . Bvenlng IMvlsion, and Is employ- eariy ^riser. It took a little more aroma of booon and Bridget Church. Bnissl of Stafford Springs. They ‘”3', V*’ ed by the Connecticut Depart- '* wo provide special service for the w6ro dranod Alike in gowns, de- AiSSkfl Po. inste&d. ment of Tranqwrtatioa. Transportation. to got me out In thoee The bride la the daughter of ^^th gold chiffon bodices Hawaii gonna' get around bride and her attendants. ICr. and Mra. Joseph Miranda and floral print akirta. They had A Sept. 2 wedding is idanned. Miss Miahel Ttotter who now that? lives at 84 Chestnut St. gave me' of ze Cumberland St The bride- matching flonU print beathilecea ’ Anonymoul a Fanny BVurmer Cookbook as a Lovely Lady Beauty Salon groom la a sen of Mr. and Mrs. and carried baalrefa filled with GIFT WRAPPING... yellow and white dalalea, Christmas gift after my engage­ 890 M AIN STRBBn? P a te r Armelin of Stsifford A N D BRIDES ment. The following summer Jack Kertenis of Somers serv­ my aister Doris, Ethel Mao- T E L . 649-7666 Springs. According to the National When a gift is something edea as beatneat man. Uriietsuaners were - ii ';t T * Larry Diinstan, manager of the Treasure Shoppe Jewelers, Manchester Park- (N anttf pholo) The Rev. WUHam Stack of S t Kenneth AirneUn, brother of the Safety Council, the C U S t ^ special, the wrapping ade, is shown here displaying just a few of the fine diamonds from their large Bridget Church performed the bridegroom and Louis Bnuii, of throiving rice at the bride (Marie Lesssrd Lem photo) should be just as special. ^ receealjMiUced mushra«M, some herbs MRS. ALAN W. KOMPANIK MRS. RICHARD T. D’AQUANNI ® Wood» 06600 60 I took o i puttiof love Into your cook- and some wine before pouring It selection of engagement and wedding rings. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) double-ring ceremony and was both of Stafford E^ringa. and groom at weddings is Choose wrapping materials the book ateng. mg. i believe that tote too is over toe fish. And. si c r ^ i Jctaaet OoAey Crockett daugh- Karl Then of Thompeon Rd.. celebrant at the nuptial Mass. Marilyn M. Kaefer of Brook- Bellston Spa, N.T., Michael Ad- After a wedding trip to Flo- dangerous. Strewn rice can to fit the occasion and the Qm. n ggn door »M»tgliiMig« had part of having a good kitchen, sometlmea still use canned ter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. was best mcui. Ushers ware Une, Mass., ' and Richard T. ler of Cambridge, H ass.; Paul “ may even affect the hap- Ooffey, 78 Anita Dr., Baat Hart- Brian Andrews of Rockville and The bride, given In marriage rida, the coiqde returned to be as slippery as banana recipient. been given a blaokflafa and TWa te your gift to your famUy sauce. — (Heiaid photo by pinto) Read .Herald Advertisemeiits COLOR YOOR D ’Aquminl of CEunbridge, Mass. Preo, Broeddine, M ass.; and Kan Fvnorimpnt with materi- Itedn*! toe eUghtest Idea what to and to your friends. Nothing pmess of your marriage. ” ford, sras married to Alan W. John J. 'Ooffey of Blast Hartf<»x!, by her bUher, wore a gown of their home In Stafford. peels. The Council suggests were married M ay 6, at St. CXosin of Boston, Mass. A word to the wise bride: oirnthlrTlfrn aift <*0 With ft. I elected to take It delights me more than to see Kompaaik. son of Mr. and Mrs. tnotber of Uie bride. ^ k w g a n ^ H er ^ t U l a _ ^ ArmeHn Is emirfoved In w ell-w ish ers th row COUfetU (Elements Church, Boston. The bride’s mother wore a The emotional effects of relax. If that sounds ridicu­ edged with lace, and she carried Armenn u em ^yM m . als other than standard gift recoDecOpg that my mother bad everyone enjoying toe food I NEW HOME Walter Kbnujanik. 2S8 Wood- The bride Is the daughter of dusty rose floor-length gown of color are strong. Continued lous, under the circum­ bridge at, Saturday, in North reception waa held at Pl- a bouquet of the Hartford public acbool sya- instead . . . Save yoUT nce wrapping paper and rlDoon cooked them. Wlto toe bdp of have prepared. It flatters me ano’s Restaurant Bdton. tem. Mr. Armelin is emirioyed fo r good eating. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Keefer, crepe jersey trimmed with lace ( such as crepe paper, nylon Faimy Bhrmer, we bad a highly tremendously when a friend wUl exposure to discordant col­ stances, remember that re­ United Mettiodiat Church. 619 Woodbiidge St. at neckline. She wore a double To complete your trousseau FOR HAPPINESS ors may give rise to ten­ Mrs. David Miranda of Ehi- at the Horn Oonstructicn Oo. net, foil, copper wire, and commendable dfamer that night atarve all day to save himself laxing is often a state of The______Rev.______Elarle___ R-______Outer___ of Fbr a wedding trip to Cape Mr. D'Aquanni is the son of gardenia corsage. “ The colors you choose in large sequins), or give con- more to my aurprtee than any- for one of my dinners, sions and personality con­ mind which can greatly aid North United Method Church Kompanlk wore a H r. and Mrs. Thomas D ’Aqucui- The tuidegroom’s mother wore planning your new home," d of Yonkers, N.Y. an aqua floor-length gown of ventional materials a new « f ®^|f’« ’ **“ flicts, the color expert us even in the midst of performed the double-ring cere- P*“ empire waist chiffon dress treat yourself 4;o says Margaret Hutchison, warns, while exposure to mony. James Wi-Way of Man- * * * “ I * * brocade The Rev. Brian Hennlgan ot chiffon over crepe with an ac- twist, wun a iiitie ingenu well-cboaen coteebook as a turmoil. 31 H. Clemente Church, Boston, centlng gold jeweled belt. She color stylist for a large pleasing colors may lead to Chester w as iMgaidst. bolero jacket pink shoes and a ity, the results can be dra; white orchid corsage. SAVE FIVE DOLLARS! performed the BVdk and wore a corsage of pur^de throat- ...... “ "* When toe beneymoon waa hrldal shower gift. A bride's manufacturer of naints. happy atmospheres. The bride, given in marriage matic and interesting. over and my h o M bad oar. A r-t t)ook. U toe haa nte had Gwhle-ring ceremony. Music cd orchids, J much cooking exeprience, by her father, wore an Ivory Kompanlk U a graduate Yes Ladies, SAVE A BIG |5 on the Purchase of a Now I was provided by gulteriate and ^ reception was held at The Small tuck-in gifts, such rled m « over toe ttretoold, cfaitfon gown trimmed with East Hartford High School folk singers from Berkeley Longfellow’s Wayside Inn, Sud- was a Ut ooncemed over that “ as measuring spoons tied T ^ ■well as recipes. It should ex- matching veidse lace blue Bay Path Junior Col- tediool of Music, Boston. hury. Mass. with a bow, are fun for luu. * 1* >_.4. nv. idaln toe meanings of cooidng satln insert tadilaned with a ** employed as secre- {The bride, given In marriage by F'or a trip to Quebec, Canada, member whatLjt. It woa but Tom oL.r mnfwiaHn colloT, Ushop sleeves, Supervisor In the office of showers. One gift becomes ate heartily. Tho moot dtffloult ner father, wore a floor-length Hi® bride wore a double knit tan- teeing, braising. It should define^ empire waist, a n d ii A-Un; * Whit- (repe gown with empire waist, gcrlne stripe suit ensemble with two if, it s given in a re- Ailng .wthen www as uvina trying tow make friinhnimiM «ir h v as howi, skirt. Her pilgrim styled veu "®^ Division of United Aircraft I CANISTER SET tied long sleeves, and a chapel- ^ turtle neck matching sweater. usable hatbox, covered with everytl^ c<^e ci^g at Sears amazing low pri<^ was trimmed to match her East Hartford, A Great W ay to Spruce Up Your Kitchen I Choose from the Largest Selection I ingth train with an orfiUMnnni The couple wUl reside at 22 fabric or wallpaper. No time. I would read oookbooka ^ process of baking, gown. She carried a cascade of jj, KnmTt»^ albums that have and chrysanthemums In a na- Stravlneky's “The Flood” and straw picture bats trimmed with CARPET STORE table and an etagere can ^cooking M- dark lavender ribbon and ccu’- tural straw basket. Kurt WeUl’s "The Rise and keep space open while pro­ ______®tP®» While using toem. rie^ baskets of yellow and white The brldesmsilds’ gowns were KaH of toe CSty of Mahagon- 80 aatirftea a creative toottoet. some, of your own viding useful shelving for dal^s, white roses and baby’s EXPERT ADVNE URRE SELECTION identicot to that of the honw ^ iV -" A gentleman aohed me, “Do cooking liinte. Don’t forget to breath trimmed with white tendant’s except yellow floor Also, Beveraly tolls wlU sing art treasures and knick- you consider cooidng an art or include simple inexpensive streamers. length ribbons. They carried Rostoa to "The Barber of Sev- knacks. A special reading a edenceT” I ihink tt Is both, meals. They may seem ple- baskete of yeUow daffodiU, Ul®-’’ It is a role she has not corner, can be arranged by It had to be on art when there beten to you but they may be LARGE PRICE RANRE • FRIENOLY SERVICE daisies and chiysantoemums to previously sung cn a stage. The were no recces giving measure- an economic Ufeeaver to her. a spring garden arrangement. company also wlU do "Don combining a free-form “S” rocker, again in chrome, mente. Sdence entered into in my old cookbook whidi Thomas D’Aquanni of Pitts- Carlo.” cooking but It Is still also an a r t litobel gave to me in 1949, there burg. Pa., brother of toe bride- The' only one of these pre- with a standing globe lamp. There are many good cooks who is a small "x” on that great groom was best raui. vlously performed by this com- A dual-purpose Simmons never deviate from a recipe, fish recipe. I thought It was a Ushers were Christi€ui Kaefer pony Is “The B arber of Sev- ALL TYPES OF CARPETING Hide-A-Bed sofa with 'When you can cook without a big deal then. It was a shock of Binghamton, N.Y.,. brother of lUe,” whlto was done In recipe and do It really well, that when I looked It iq>—I’ve come the bride, Eugene Bussane of January 1969 and February mirror-finished strips of chrome-plated steel defin­ is an art. Arrangement of food a long way. Yonkers, N.Y., Thomas Fish of 1968. idgUy Baked Fish with Tomato Sauce ing arms, can provide a con- ^ 2 pounds fish temporary seating unit by I think ft Is important toat-a 2 cups tomato sauce or nANNINC A WEDDINC, day and a sleeping area by new cook use redpea to toe be- ItaUan tomato sauce night. Double-duty plastic ginning. The little secrete ot Clean fish, put to baking pan, PARTY OR BANQUET? cubes, both clear and cooking — what makes the re- pour around half toe sauce, and colored, serve as coffee and dpe taste better from one coqk bake 86 minutes to 376-degree The Items To to another — should be passed oven, bcustiing otton. Remove to end-thbles as well as handy RENT Blake It Lively on to our daughters. Even if hot jdatier, pour around It re- from lift-top storage bins. toey don’t seem Interested at malidng sauce heated to boU- R E D F IE L D ’S A window ared can be con- tbe time, theyTI remember it tog point, and garnidi with vented into a much-needed later edten they need ft. parsley. When I first started, my You can be sure I used storage closet. Floor to ceil­ §1 Treasure g motoer would tell me bow to canned sauce. It's stlH a good Choose ing draperies, repeating the make a dish giving me toe to- basic recipe. Today, I would g Shoppe I f wallpaper pattern, can gredlente and herbs but there probably saute raiions, add g Guarantee g camouflage a practical would be no measurements to TC e e j A L 3.< MANCHESTER closet and dressing room. many Instances. I would study W th Hhrery g cookbooks trying to find a close Ttt remove Ume depoelte Engaged At night the curtains pull Diamond S recipe. I always marveled at from glassware, place some tea’ The engagement of Miss away to reveal a white lac- how she did ft. Now, I can do leaves to ' bottom and fill con­ The Guaranteed Purchase . ^ Kerry Ann Lukovltz of Manches­ quered dresser and built-in toe same thing and piy dough- tatoer with water to which Perfect Diamond ' ter to James Steidien Ruane Jr. closet. ■**** Ik* cycle all some vinegar has been added. of Blast Hartford, has beai an­ over again. Allow to soak before washing. y fl (1A n a fl 0 d CARPET CENTER nounced by her parents, Mr. YOUR CHOICE OF 14K YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD! and Mrs. George J. Lukovltz of Manchester. 311 M A I N S T R E E T M A N C H E S T E R PLAN AHEAD FOR PARTIES A HAPPY MARRUCE STARTS AT Mr. Ruane Is the son of James OPEN DAILY to 5:80-THURS., FRI. TILL 9 S. Ruane and Mrs. Laura Party plans should include everything from RED- ^$ ^ Ruane, both of Blast Hartford. 0 (Hrpasurp TELEPHONE FIE LD ’S. Borrow extra chairs, tables, silver, punch The bride-elect will graduate from the St. Francis Hospital bowls, coffee urns, glasses, table linens, record CHOOSE School of Nursing in June and 646^2130 players. Ckinsult us about your plans. W e make sure will be employed as a staff you have all the ingredients for a party worth re- Keepsake memtering. Rates are reasonable. C ^ c K ^ PIAMONP tINCt' nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She will attend the THt PHIFtCT DIAMOND University of Connecticut in P H O N E 643-4511 EXrUT WATCH * J(WEUY REf AltS September. shoppe Her fiance, a graduate of and lasts, and lasts, and lasts... MANCMISm 6 4 6 -0 0 1 2 Hartford InsUtute of Account­ MIDOU TVINPIKr W. IMAMCHtSTtS f ARKAPtI ing, is attending Central Con­ necticut State OiUege. He is we hope! But if it doesn’t, register OunoAtfi caltfgvd to she* ^e$U ex^H C . employed as office manager for Manchester Shtipping Parkade EE BOUTE 88 MANCHESTEB/ with us a second time. Bliddle Turnpike, West J. IWu. Foley Inc. of Middle- VEBNON TOWN LINE town. 844 MAIN STREET in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER, Sears Phone 643-1681 (Next to Vittoer'a) 8EAB8. KOKBUC’K AND CO. An Aug. 28 wedding is plan­ Opm Dally g to 6 - Bun. 19 - 8______Read Herald Advertinementfl ned

. J / • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY," MAY 26, 1972 F 4 iQR T W l N T Y ^ a Z MANCHEStoR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1972 PAGE TWBNTY-SBVBy DON’T LET DISH-APPOINTMENTS For One-Room Living Gifts That Gpmbine SOIIANDER 5 YEARS’ FREE TIME Usefulness, Charm dishes: you or your hus- If you re planning to live In ‘ Furnish the Walls, Too! A (X)uple’s first home is the bride-tlirned-home- band? You can eliminate rental apartments, always very dear, a perfec­ maker. Casseroles, hot buf­ Many marriages start out across the United States, tion, with a cozy, loving at­ fet servers, color lined that marital squabble if the Some manufacturers of- in one-room apartments; provides all the possible ■ »■ mosphere that remains in bowls that can take the ' first addition to your new fer a front-loading convertl- one large cube which must variety of storage space their memories no matter usual silver “no no” like family is a dishwasher. And ble dishwasher with all the provide shelter, comfort and display Uiat could be how grand subsequent salted foods, redding covered vegetable dish are the a v e r a g e h o u s e w ife models. The Maytag Com- entertaining is one of the free for other furniture, gifters are free from all what kitchen dreamis are spends five years of mar- ipany, for example, has in- most common of today’s The elements of the wall rled life doing the dishes, troduced a new convertible that starry-eyed bliss and made of. lifestyles among young new- system can be moved they know that the practi­ why not start planning how dishwasher with the s « ^ e lyweds. around very easily when it Centerpiece bowls, gravy you'll use that newly- high-velocity washing ac- cality and usefulness of boat and tray, tall and One-rbom living certainly necessary to add more, acquired free time. tlon and a special filtering gifts for this wonder place stately candleholders or presents a challenge, but or even when the time should be uppermost. How petite blossoming ones, For many young couples, system which keej^ foo|i you can help make the most comes to move to’ that the first years of marriage- particles in the wash water to combine practicality fancy trays or ultra simple of It by making storage a larger apartment. with the charm and ele­ are spent on the move and from recirculating. ones will let her imagina­ (An Bv«nta '4t«riio) prime planning considera- The. simplicity of design gance that even first homes a built-in dishwasher may Don’t base your idea of a tion work to bring new life (Fly* SUrilM)am __ n * _ tion. As long as things are that is characteristic of con- need? Any of the gift sug­ not be the most suitable dishwasher on the limita­ and color into her home de­ Engaged organized, and especially if temporary furniture is well- gestions at the jew elry Engaged Engaged purchase. But a convertible tions of early models. In corating. _ ® V they are easily accessible, suited to small apartments. store will do just that, as­ The enKagement o t in — m e enga^ment o( Utas The engagement of Mies BUs- (portable now, built-in lat­ addition to eliminating Delightful gifts that ^ living in limited space can Heavy, space-swallowing sures the Jewelry Industry L h ^ Blaine Panto cf Man- cialre T. OhtoewaU of Manehee- »*>•»»» A. Bowe of Norto R l ^ - charm in silver are sauce Uioater to‘ Richard T. Cart- . town, R. I. to Henry A. DeSte- er) model should be the rinsing, today’s di^wash- 5% ^ comfortable, furniture no longer has a Council. wrlgjit Jr., alao of Manchester. J- Treogrove of ^ Hartford has ideal solution to your dish­ ers hold more dishes more set, pepper mill, silent but­ tau b u m by taer When you realize that in the place in minimum homes Silver gifts are automaiic- haa been announced by her par- Summit, N. J. has been an- been announced by her parents washing chores if job trans- efficiently . ler, pipkin, tea bell, cream pamts, Mr. and Mr*, wuton R. a verage room there is and amall, easily-movable . ally elegant. And their easy eats, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon K. nounced by her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bugene P. Bowe *• Windaor Ave., Rock- roughly three-and-ahalf chairs, for instance, are far and sugar set, egg cup with Farrto of South BrtsUd, Maine, jaaenh J Oltoewakl of 101 OUv- Nwto Kingstown, R. I., for- care plus their versatility tray and spoon, whatnot J times more spade on the better than a solid club Mr. Cartwright is the son of ^ ** Manchester. will 1^ so appreciated by boxes. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cart- ** daughter DeStefanls U the son of I • H*r dance ia the son of Mr. Walls than on the floor, it chair that has to stay in one wriidit of 41S Spring St. fhe iate Joseph J. OlahewskL jjr . and Mrs. Henry DeStefanls 846 m a i n 8IBBBT MANCHEgTBR Ir5 ? M. Hall, Rt. 6, should be d e a r that it is spot. JXial purpose furhi- The bride-elect is a graduate „ - ftonce la the son of M r Hartford, IGoiumwa. only logical to make as ture such as the day bed or 2 of \Wnalow High School, Wtos- " " is tne son oc ssr. bride-elect U a 1971 grad- OPEN 6 DAYS low, Maine, and the University B.. Hartford. •'oui (..aoovius ot Denmark, bed can be hidden away Her fiance, graduate of Glastonbury. Gifts for the June bride are always plentiful at Marlow’s Furniture and Appli­ Manchester High School, at- DeStefanls, a 1990 graduate of| WHEN THE EVENT CALLS FOR • u a I, J, i ^ r.n ^ devised a group of cabinets,, with elegance these days in MANOHBSTBB ance Department, 867 Main St, downtown Manchester. Arthur Benson, manag­ tended Colorado State Unlver- Insurance Penney High School, East Hart- shelves and tallies which new slimmed-down, sleek- er and buyer, above, can give expert advice on your purchases of brand name sity. Fact OoUtos, Oolo., 'where ford, attends SCancheater Com­ could be hung almost invis- looking sofas. COUNTRY CLUB items including radios, stereo phonographs, vacuum cleaners, television sets, be was a member of Tau Kappa Trengrove, a 1971 ™unlty College j>art-time. H el • ^ . *bly on matching rails at- t lohtino i. annthor In, RESTAURANT 5 outdoor furniture, etc. Open 6 days a week, Thursday till 9 p.m. BpsUon fraternity. He is em- (^aduate of OCSC is em ploy^ served in the U. S. Navy ^ d isl lal W ear f A Pehniary 34 wedding to tached to the walls. His nortfSt factor ?n*tornilh ployed by Travelers Insurance Roadway Bbqxeas Inc. empl(qred as manager of| 8.^ M AIN ST.—MiANCHBSTER Oo., Data Processing Center, Thom McAn to Bast Hartford. ______Royal Sy..e.n, ...lia b le Hartford. The wedding has been set for m e couple plan to wed in| O p en To The Public A July 1 wedding Is .plaaned. Aug. 19. April, 1974. Wedding Anniversaries LEGAL BEVERAGEB Women are usually confused F ir s t ...... Paper by colors and how to use them BlfSmeSSMGN'S LUNCHEONS or how to use color to reflect Decoratii^ Class Has a Bonus; '/■vv^irr T f O / i e y i n O O l ) . ■ T h ird ...... Leather their personalities, the decora­ SwY9d DoHy 11:30 A.M. H Fourth .. Fruit, Flowers r.”-. tor observes. Some subdued to 3 P.M. types may need a conservative Students Get Tips on own Homes (iecorating team, but others V U s - Headquarters I S saga^S^dJ bouquets designed to please the most fastidious bride are a specialty of TJf Cater To Banquets, By VIVIAN BROWN may need the lift that can be . H Seventh . . . Wool. Copper Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. 1 12 2 Burnside, Ave., East Hartford. Expert arrang- small bedrooms that must be WeddingB and Parties • AP Newilestsre* Writer aciluired with red or yellow. ers, they have flowers for all occasions. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) made functional, and color w make the most at mary pcedoos honeymoon I Eighth . Bronze, Pottery Primary colors are better than Raymond Boorstein of coordination problems. ^y» our experienced travri oounaelon H Ninth ... Pottery, Willow Tal. 604101 pale greens for children’s Great Neck, L. I., might Students have carte blanche We Carry A, Full Line of IS? at no addL ■ Tenth ...... Tin ■f rooms, he advises. create a rich parquet floor with care-free when they are at a home. Each sometimes be suspicious Students m eet some ob­ The Famous Eleventh ...... Steel that the women who enroll in takes her turn moving about . « .^thoriied acent in Manchester ■ Twelfth Silk Linen stacles. In one house where the for an Airlines, RaihnadB and Steamsfah> Lines. I ^ new wood-look Us class in interior design con­ anything in the room, and at furniture was pushed around “After Six” carpet tiles to m ix or match one home a piano may have Early ffeaervalhMie A n Soggestadl ■ Be fooled, delightfully cepts are trying* to get their quite a bit, a teen-age son ar­ achieve a handcrafted par- with, no tape . . ..these tiles homes decorated free. The pos- been moved at least four times. with a parquet floor that’s rived on the scene; yelping that J f W f t B ’’ fift e e n t h ...... Crystal, quet look with all the advan- are self-sticking yet com- Ubility of this decorating bonus There is a lesson in just about FORMAL WEAR soft and warm designed the rearranged Bvl ng nwni now H Twentieth ...... China tages of carpet. Made of pletely mobile. What’s be- ■ 0 doubt does motivate some to every move made, good or bad, “ looked like a submarine.” And Clothes for Rental, plus ■ m m with wood-grained carpet Boorstein comments. A studmt W j r ^ V Twenty-Fifth ---- Silver needlebonded polypropy- hind them? A foam rubber enroll in his class, which is a in another home, a father’s A Full Line of Accessories! I tiles. part of the Manhasset Adult may move a couch to the beat-up chair could not be re­ H Thirtieth ...... Pearl lene, they’re easy to main- cushion back middle of a room where it is all It's a new idea in flooring Education Program. moved no matter what. And Iw llfEl SEnluE ■ Thirty-Fifth ...... Coral tain with routine vac- ■■■■*■"’ ■ . “ But I tell them all that only wrong because of its size, an­ often television sets must stay i m i v v u ^ ^ ■ Fortieth ...... Ruby developed by the Ozite Cor­ uuming. other may arrange. all uphol­ poration to capture the nine homes of students will where they are. But generally Forty-Fifth ... Sapphire Installation is fast and have a chance to be decorated, stered pieces on one side of a all the enthusiastic would-be heart of every young mod­ room and all wooden pieces on See Our Large Selection of 555 Main Street Manchester ■ Fiftieth ...... Golden easy for even, the newest and we still have a waiting list designers enjoy the decorating em whose decorating theme the other, another imbalanced His and Her Phoiie 6L3-2165 ■ Fifty-Fifth ---- Emerald homemaker. There’s no for the course,” Boorstein says, advice that arises from the favors wood. Called “ Wood- idea. When all the students Corduroys, Overalls, Jeans. Seventy-Fifth . Diamond messy adhesive to cope happily. class project. hues,” these 12” squares The idea of the student s dec­ have done their decorating Boorstein was awarded a Western Jackets and Belts orating tour to each other's thing in a room, Boorstein Bachelor of Fine Arts at Car- homes is in the interest of prac­ shows why something will not negie-Mellon and operates a tical experience. Nine lucky work and how a plan might be decorating establishment in students with different decora­ improved. Long Island. mm *s and young mm *s apparel ting needs get to have their “ In trying to put rooms to­ FINEST LABELS IN MEN'S CLOTHING A homes discussed, disarranged gether students often neglect to and rearranged during the 10- (X)nsider the physical ^arac- For all “singles” over 18 5U4 hour course. Some become teristics, and may suggest stan­ tk e ^ c a l that their decorating dard solutions, such as putting a acumen is being challenged, but couch with two chairs on a long most are willing to accept the wall. There are more functional Enter the Anson Bridal SweepstakM - diagnosis of students and p ^ and decorative solutions to such a problem, although there Mike White and R iil O’Connell, managers of Martin Ltd., Manchester Parkade, lessor, aren’t any rules that can’t be nothing to buy, simply fill out entry blank show the high points in the latest in men’s formal wear fashions by AFTER Decorating problems are the entire broken,” he says. Y S IX . (Her^d photo by Buceivicius) ' pretty general so thsit old For Weddings, Proms and double bed WiaFjrst Prize BLOSSOMS FOR YOUR WEDDING not wbat it TWo-woek honeymoon Cruises, shop Martin Ltd. for used to be 29 in Monto Corto, the latest fashion styles in The modern bride-to-be gtamioroue French Riviera, is thinking in big dimen­ in luxu^ seaside hotel. sions when it, .comes to Air travel on Pan-American men’s formal wear . . . bedding. 747, 3 gourmet meals daily, •^ e old double bed just sight-seeing, trips, By After Six is^’t what it used to be, plus $500 cash! according to researchers at from Sealy Mattress and Ameri­ Sizes 3 • 54 can brides are forsaking it *20 in favor of the new. modern sizes with larger propor­ tions. Luxury modal Chavrolat 72 Monta Carlo aporta It’s the “ queen” and A fully automatic “ king-size” beds that the aadan, brides are buying in greater drive, power brakes number than ever before, and ateering, air 2 the manufacturer reports. conditioned. At 60-by-80 inches, the queen-size mattress pro­ Plus 580 vides 20 percent more room than the old-fashioned full- other Great Priz< is: Martin Ltd. will completely sized and provides each oc­ m d C f t cupant the minimum 30 outfit you with the finest Pick out your bridal bouquet as inches of width necessary for restful sleep. fA carefully as you did your wedding This firm and other man­ w labels in men’s clothing for ufacturers have joined to­ . Jm gown. Our shop is famous for its gether in. an industry-wide ■‘New Dimensions in Sleep” your vacation or honeymoon. It’s a bareback summer, as custom designed arrangements for program to dramatize the evening dresses reveal all benefits of modern size 500 bedding to consumers. S RCA color 25 Complels 50 Portable Coliunbia with the halter neckline for brides and their attendants. Come electric Through a series of con­ portablo GAFHomo Stereo an exciting new glamor-girl sumer panels, the company Movis Sots Make-up Albums and talk it over with us. TV Sots in learned that the transition Mirrors look you’ll want after five. from the old double bed to the queen size is easier and Nothing to buy—no obligation. more economical. Standard flat sheets w ill fit the queen Come in for your free entry blank today. size; also the conventional headboard may be used or Sweepstakes End July 31,1972 adapted to the queen-size P a u l B u ettn er J io jd & L mattress. Two factors have caused mOORPORATBip OPEN MON., WED., \THURS. AND FRIDAY bedding to add extra inches TRI-CITY TILL 9 & TUBS;, SAT. TILL 6 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD 528-9586 — 528-5009 Americans have been get PLAZA ting bigger and today’s con SUOOR VERNON, CONN. Open Hiiindays HR 9 P.M. — Open Sunday Mornings sumers are more interested 917 MAIN STREET — B1ANCHE8TEM Men. 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*AG9 TWlNTir-XlGHr H^ljtCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-IIAN M;i>cini:H %, CXJNN,, THURSDAY, MAY 28. 1972 . : ■: . . .. . MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-NINE / • . ' _ . _____ PORTLAND, Ore. lAPt unstructured. You have to do This is the tableware that The Wwne Tates and the things when they happen. It’s GIFT WRAPPING... whole new hard for women, too. But for AND BRIDES IT’S THAT 'SPECIAL QUALITY” dreams are made of — even Oswald Godsons have adopted for a liberated, free-think­ what sociologists call an "al­ people who can do it, it’s When a gift is something groovy." Small tuck-in gifts, such ing, practical woman! And ternate life st.vle.” The wives special, the wrapping world of go to work and husbands sta.v Wayne Tate stays with two as measuring spoons tied THEY-LOVE IN STERLING SILVER quality is vidiat counts. It’s home. children while his wife, Jean, should be just as s ^ ia l. with a bow, are fun for Their age is about 19,'' unconventional setting for That’s why their table the translucent china that works as a real estate sales­ cooking •This isn’t something everv Choose wrapping'materials showers. One gift becomes they’re usually dressed'in the wedding ceremony. appointments are studied goes “ ping” so beautifully guy would want to do,” ad­ man. "1 like keeping house,” to fit the occasion and the two if It’s given in a re- For the iwsy bride, mi­ mits Godson, who takes care says Tate. “I've, spent a lot of blue jeans tops, and Tliey bring this same in­ with an eye to both immedi­ at the flick of a fingernail, recipient. usable hatbox, covered with crowave cooking is the of six children while his wife, time taking old fqrniture and they’re as independent a dependence of mind to the ate and long-range use. the crystal goblets that fixing it up. She calls it 'res­ Experiment with materi­ fdbric or wallpaper. No answer. A new portable mi­ Linda, goes to work as an group of women as America practical matters of choos­ They know that owning shimmer with a thousand ECP systems. anal.vst for a toring antiques’ and sa.vs it’s als other than standard gift wrapping necessary — just crowave oven by General" has ever seen. ing possessions for their beautiful tableware during little reflections. And, most bank. “There are things which getting to bo a rather mascu- wrapping paper and ribbon a pretty bow. Electric cuts the cooking lin looking house." They’re the ;brides-to-be future home. “Will this fit their early years — the hard of all, it’s solid silver — threaten you. It’s completely (such as crepe paper, nylon time of virtually all foods, — * '‘ l’ ..... of today, almost 2.3 million the life we want to live — years when so much is in rich, luminous sterling that net, foil, coppw wire, and not only roasts and fowl, strong. Has women’s Ub not only now but in the fu­ the future' — is the time catches and reflects the largb sta in s), or give con­ but even prepared frozen Using commodes or chests chaifged them, or do they ture?” is a primary con­ when it’s perhaps most light. Sterling, after all, is ventional materials a new foods and snack meals. for lamps, instead of a one- share many of the same cern. appreciated, and needed. very special. - twist. With a little ingenu- purpose-only end table, is For example, an entree characteristics as their tty, the results can be dra- making the most of the floor featuring delicious chicken predecessors? . *matic and interesting. space. with peach halves cooks in For one thing, they’re (r. ICeLauildIn) about 15 minutes! 92atc(i much less apt to. some­ thing simply because it’s Fiat, efficient and cool Engaged Engaged always been done that way. I I SI the JET 80 microwave oven ^ gift SHOP The engagem ent o< W a s Oe- The engagement of Miss tior- fits beautifully on the count­ Witness, for instance, the number of weddings at J.il cilia A. Bator of Vernon to ralne Lonsdale ot Vernon to er top, as a built-in or on a 977 Main S t. ItanolMBttr^ * ■ X Douglaa J. Wright ot M anches­ Scott Grant of RockviUe has roll around <;art (available vrtiich the couple write their been announced by her parents, ter has been announced fay her own vows, and perhaps even Mr. and Mrs. Reginald T. Lons­ as an accessory). It plugs choose a meadow or other parents, Mr. end Mrs. Chester dale, 12 Cindy Ter., Vernon. into any standard 115-V A. Bator, 27 Brent Dr., Vernon. Mr. Grant is the son of grounded outlet. Her ttance is the son of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willard P. Grant, It’s a quick, easy opera­ 23 Burke Rd., RockviUe. Joseph Wright, 57 Chambers SC, tion — just push “ on” but-* wcim i® WAYS and the late Mr. Wright. The bride-elect is a 1970 grad­ ton, set tim er and push uate of RockviUe High School i '-i z: . TO PUAII *nte bride-elect will graduate “ cook” button. In minutes and attended Central Connecti­ In June from Manchester Oom- cut State College where she ma­ you can have an entire meal munity CUlege. She is employed jored in secretarial studies. ready. by the Ehr, Nose and Throat Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Associates of Hartford. RockvUle High School, is attend­ ing the University of ConnecU- When making soups re­ Mr. Wright attended Manches­ cut and is majoring in account­ member that gioarda, hearts ter High School cumI is employed ing. He is employed at Brown’s and necks, as well as backs of (HaimM photo top Biieotvk^w) chickens, are soup bargains. by Hartford EUectric Ught Oo., T ire Sh<9 , Manchester. Rugs^ rugs, rugs — to suit e v o y decor. YouH Hnd them idl at Manchester C u - Chicken wings ipay also be pet Center, your full service store. Expert advice, a large selection, at a price to ^ H artford. fricasseed and served with The couple plan to wed Aug. suit every budget are a few of the ser^ces offered. Beniie DeLong, Manager, Harvest Hill Package The couple plan €tn Aug. 6 19 at St. John's Episcopal rice for an economical, nour­ ishing dish. Store, Manchester Paikade, proudly displays some wedding. Church in Vernon. Budget Precious of the fine imported and d ^ e stic wines carried A Beauty Shower tor in its Wine Center. A s a connoisseur of wine, Beniie Tm e Carefully will be happy to advise you in your sMection for any occasion. (Herald photo by ^ t o ) The smart bride-to-be is A Beautiful Bride (CnatiTe StaAlaa) one who organizes her time ‘ Everybody knows that a equally unflattering picture ^ ^ if so that photography ses­ bride is beautiful on her of herself in rollers all night BREAKING ^ ~ Engaged sions, gown shopping and wedding day. Dressed in and make-up that’s all Hie eacagement of doesn’t put anything away the hundred other appoint­ while and glowing with hap­ wrong. Instead, she can re­ BACHELOR’S Aone-tiouiae Bukomkl of Shel­ ton to Ronald L. Foumler, of ments that must be kept piness, a bride just can’t create her wedding day can be irritating. He had a HALLMARK WEDDING BOllr Maacheater haa been aanouaced ■HQUE. THE VERY LATEST during this important time help but be radiant. And the loveliness in a flash with a BAD HABITS cleaning woman come into by her pareata, Mr. aad M n. N E W LOOK, STYLE A N D SENTI­ i few nifty plug-in beauty his bachelor pad once a Peter W. BukomdU of 84 Shel­ in her life don’t become hours she spent at the Newlyweds usually find aids by General Electric. week, but she had orders ton Ave., Shelton. MENTAL’WEDDING CARDS BY a nightmare of confusion. beauty parlor or doing her the real adjustments to liv^ As a matter of fact, the not to move anything. Woe Mr. -Foamier la the aon of HALLMARK. It’s a simple matter to own make-up and hair were ing together take place on bride’s friends could even to the bride who straightens Mr. aad Mra. Joaepb A. EVwr- keep ahead of yourself, if_ undoubtedly a help, too. the most mundane level. nier of SSI BUUad St. give her a beauty shower, up his desktop! Better she you will follow these steps. But what about after the Differences of opinion may The farlde-elect la a graduate gifting her with all the should get him a rolltop of Southern Oonaecticut State pifidJkmg. UM L 1) LIST your appoint­ wedding? 'On her honey­ arise on questions of phi-, cosmetic electrics she'll desk, roll the top down over College la New Havea and If ments on a kitchen bulletin moon, she won’t want to Traditional or modem, decorative or pnetical, losophy, but the rhubarb need for a beautiful mar­ the clutter and forget it. attending Fairfield Univeralfy. spend hours with rollers in find the perfect gift to reflect the ei^tement starts when his laundry board that is scheduled in ried life. Close the door on that She la emplagred aa a learning her hair. And later, when of Her day at Lift the Latch. , k isn’t done the way he dlaabtllty teacher In the Monroe CoMof ,Sbopplng Phu half-hour appointments just messy study, plump up the like a man’s daily business she’s back working at her The first essential on any wanted it — and she sud­ achool ayaimn. Walnut salt and pepper mlU, a majeetto 10" MO pillows in your immaculate Her flanoe, % graduate of 0|»HiMoii.-S«t. I0-9 . job, caring- for her first bride’s beauty list should be Wondertidly eaey-care Daidah atalnleea eteel by BteMort.,- denly realizes he expects calendar. Begin with break­ living room — and relax. Manchestar High Sohool, at­ home and cooking’for a hus­ a hair dryer, like the new S-tdece eugar, creamer and tray Mt 10.00. CatherfnenOtm~ his shirts hand-ironed like fast, when you must leave 8-ciq;> coffee enamdware at its flnest-10JO You have your gracious liv­ tended the Unlveralty of Hart­ band, she just won’t have portable from GE, which Mother used to do it. For­ ford and la employed ae a the house and then fill in EUectric buffet eerver with automatic thennoatattor oco- ing space, he has his cosy the time until dinner. the time to spend hours on ccrnies with styling comb trola from Morgan, aluminum and walnut S.OO. Pewtar tunately, the modern bride aervloe repreaentatlve with and styling brush attach­ candy d b ^ degaatly crafted by Rubei lt.00. ; corner of chaos, and all is Pitney-Bowes in Hartford. 2) LIST on your same her hair and make-up. is, a resourceful creature. ments, happy. An Auguat wedding la irianned. calendar departure times. However, today’s young so her husband can OS>BN MON. THRU SAT. 9 JO to 0:00, THUR8. tIH 0HX)1 Within six months, all of use it, too. A M FU ) p a r k c n o Cross out the time you will bride doesn’t have to choose her husband’s shirts will be away.-from home, but between the no-make-up/ mysteriously become the have something listed for no-hairdo look and the no-iron variety! when you return — maybe a How neat should the new second cup of coffee or ad­ love nest be? Here’s a mi­ dressing some of your wed­ nor matter that, exposes ding invitations. major differences in living I'" CONSUMER SALES 3) LIST all the phone r : ' habits. To a tidy housewife calls for the day, and in­ type, the husband who stead of interrupting other i f work each time you think of someone, make them in batches. If one line is busy, EMERGENCY go on to the next call. INAUGURATES When shopping for a diamond or wedding ring you can be sure at Shoor J ^ l- Then, check off completed ers 917 Main St., downtown Manchester. You’ll find a varied selertion of dia­ calls, and put uncompleted monds in shapes and styles to suit your budget. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) calls on the next day’s » w. J <•

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Broiler-fryer chicken (cut up) or chicken parts (2 1/2 to 3 FREE NO UASON AIU OFFER REFUSED! pounds) 1/2 cup honey 1/3 cup prepared mustard 2 tablespoons lemon juice LIVINfi SOON - t o ' d l i j e ■ 1 1/2 teaspoons salt COLOR T V V. •; 1/4 cup butter, melted AND BEDROOM Place chicken, skin side NOTHING TO MJY . . . JUST REGISTER AT down, in a 3-quart oblong glass baking dish (13 1/2 by 8 3/4 by SUITES, ETC. YOUR NORMAN'S & CONSUMER SALES STORE! 1 3/4 inches) or similar utensil. THIS ' In a small mixing bowl mix SALE ! WILL together the honey, mustard, A BEAUTIFUL, WHITE SATIN, RING BEARBl PIllOW. lemon juice and salt; spoon 1/2 ONLY’ \\\ (your choke of hoart-shopod or square) YOUR NAME WILL ONLY BE ENTERED* THE (30NTEST FOR THE MONTH YOU cup of the mixture over chick­ PLUS: P L A N N IN G TO BE MARRIED. IF YOU DON’T W IN THE GRAND PRIZE —• YOU W ILL STILL en. Cover and refrigerate at A LOVKLY BLUE aARTERI BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN ONE OF 4 — |25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATES. least 2 hours or overnight. Pour 6-PC. with the rental of 3 or mere tioiodo*. butter over chicken. Bake in a BE SOLD AT COST ABOV£-THE FLOOR preheated 350-degree oven for MSTOSRWAYOfMTRK... ★ Smcdl Applianecs ★ Radies ★ PortcMe Stereos, etc 30 minutes; turn skin side up TOOL SET INCLUDED! JIPRieHT WITH DIAL-A-JliiP' RAVE A KAUimiW RAPFY WESMNCI and bake until tender — anoth­ e-pc. tool IncliHiu: er 30 minutes. Remove chicken Adjusts to Four Thkknesses of CorpeHngi UNTIL JUNE 1ST. WINNERS EVERY MONTH! REGISTER NOW A T ------from baking dish and keep For any typa of carpotlog—iwitlo. normal, high 2 LOUTHMS TO SERVE YOU! warm. Stir remaining honey pila or hard-to-claan thag rugt— thit powar- FLEXIBLE HOSE ful now Euraka upright with axcluaWa Dlal-a- mixture into drippings in bak­ FOR ABOVE- 4-poaltion control dot* tha trieki You gat / ing dish; return to oven to heat FLOOR CLEANINQ 4 •aparata aattinga for maxlmuin ctaanlng a(* " OKN TONieHT A TOMORROW NIOHT . ftolaney on any nig or carpal In your homa. — about 5 minutes. Return Phil -a powar-drtvan "Dliturbulator” that d - 59 f r o m 12 MOOM TO 12 MIDHieHT chicken to baking dish and (ara tripla cart claanirtg action: 1. Baalal spoon sauce over it. Makes 4 hose adaptor Shakaal 2. Swaapal Combal 3. Suction daana! SATCpDAT 19 A M . • • P J I. Otha/ faaturaa Inctuba: adjuatabla 3>poaHlon witta e-Ploco Tool Bet! REGAL M Eiirrinn CONSUMER SALES W W i l A l ’S, servings. handia: tiptoa switch for handy orv-off control; B e g . 978.96 , a ruggiHt alFmatat construction and HfsUms "THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" STRAIGHT WAND lubftcaiadfpoior. Wedding Cells MANCHESTER VERNON & MANCHESTS The Bavarian state Jus­ UPHOLSTERY 901-907 M AIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA *YHi A m iA N C i n o n r* tice Ministry announced it CREVICE TOOL BRUSH 643-2478 872-0538 R - BEST FURNITURE 445 HARTFORD ROAD will permit single prisoners OPEN MON.-TUES. 10 A.M.-8 P.M MON.-SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 Choiga WM Mortar Chorga Cord to advertise for' brides — f u r n i t u r e DEPARTMENT — I^wntown Main Street, Manchester MON.-PM. 10:00 te 9:00 AND CARPffT CENTER W ED. TO 5:80 CORNER OF McKEE STRE^ with the exception of in- THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 r o u te 83, VERNON — COLONIAL SHOPPING PLAZA Opow NtgIrtN Mi 9 P.M. THUR.-FRI. TO 9 OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR ROUND ^ T H URSDAY ignHTS tffl 9:00 ~ mates convict^ of breach PHONE 87S-8209 MWPAI. SAT. TO 6 P.M. 646-5322 of marriage promises.'' MANCHESTER EVBNIMQ HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1972 fMCMTBngrt^ms P A G B i H o n y MAttgHSgTER EVtariNG HERALD, MANCHaSTEgt, CONN., THTJR8DAY, MAY 25, 1972 Engaged Snap«>VaUas Hairdressere Present S h a g s , Cuiis, Natural Look Th« •DficMnant ot MU* Pa- Rent Party Needs off in popularity because hair young people are gaming con- signed the short in front, long m trtola Anne Baape of RoolcvtUe fldence in them, says Louise back look that can be versatile, to taany X . Vabaa of noral Even veteran hostesses By VIVIAN BROWN looks ao “unnnade’’ when the AP Newafeatares Writer wig is taken off. Carter of that city. “’There is a straight or curly. Park, V. T. baa boon aanounoad are finding that renting the tremendous youth movement Wigs are less important, un­ bjr bor paronta, BO-, and MM- paraphemaliS needed fUOr OF ITALY EXTRA COLD DUCK ALCMIOL 7.8% 9Q SI NATURALLY FERBaHTED 1 P T . - M FLU ID OZ. ^ a A T is at Michaels ANNIVEBSSRY SALB OF ALOCHBOL U % R T f F We Also Carry These Samsonite Styles: 4/sqir- .^ alD (Loftnc 01 Saturn • Milano • Fashionaire lomSkJi STBRUNO BY: TOWLE, KIRK, GORHAM, LUNT, REED A BARTON. o Silhouette o «Flee-Bag" MARTINI ROSSI ASTI SPUMANTE Engagi WALLACE, INTERNATIONAL AND HEIRLOOM JACQUES SONET CAUFORNIA CASIPAONE - SPABKUNO BURGUNDY - OOU) DUCK SPARKLING ASTI WINE The engagement oi M ias iHM' MaigiMrite E. Pavelack, ot CHINA BY: OXFORD, LENOX. MINTON, WEDGWOOD, ROSENTHAL, ALCOHOL U % »/• PB4M8UOT OF ITALY FLINTRIDOE, ROYAL DOULTON, WORCESTER, FRANCXINIA, FRAN­ MARLOW'S IS MANCHESTER'S 4/B tyr. n s 9 GAL. H a 6 3 ALOOH4M. 8% A A M ” 9 Q Manchester to Brian F. Dobeon CISCAN AND HAVILAND 1 Pt. IS Fluid Oi. ^O aVT Fluid Os. ot Torcnto, Ontario, Canada, LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS FOR: has been announced by her pcu*- CRYSTAL BY: WATERFORD, LENOX, SENECA, STUART TIFFIN i7Suii|i AND ROBENTHAL ★ VENTURA ★ SKYWAY PIFM HEIDSHCK IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE ents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hart coowt Ih* brida, har CINZANO IMPORTED COLD DUCK / Pavelack, 88 Raddlng St. rodhint smila motchad BRUT VINTAGB M art m/k Mr. Dobeon, Is the son ot Mr. i t ATLANTIC ir\ AMERICAN TOURISTER U%-MOZ. ^I^IV PBODUOT OP ITALY only by Ilia ddzzKng I ^ and Mrs. Lavaiene F. Dobson npER mnuMRCM k k t r a d r y ALCOHOL lSJt% AB 9Z at Toronto, Ontario, Canada. LITTLE WONDER MOST BRIDES dioniondi on hor fjngor. U% N /V • M oz. *10.85 1 PT. M FLUID OZ. " la A I Thoy ora o piadga that The bridq-eleot is a graduate M MOM M YOUR IMRJIOIIIIMr of Mount Ida Junior OoUege, REGISTER AT hit tova wiH lost foravar Newton^ Maas, and Is now as­ It AMMOUHOIO.RMOMI A meiUklLR . . . thay ora tha finatt HARVEST HIU. PACKAGE STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT sociated with Connecticut Mu­ R m onR ID ORIDI. IT HILM MJUCI from MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD tual life Insurance Co., Hart­ v o u m A PIRPIQT WIDDIMO MARL)' ford, as a legal secretary. W. MOddlo TFka. «N Noriii Main Street 1481 N ew Brituin A veone 841 Sigourney Street Her fiance, received his BA For Everyttilng, On Mala Street Adams Jewelers PartadG Blahop*B C orner. CoiMna Comer degree In Economics from York JEWELERMILVERBMITHB SINCE « 0 0 In Downtown Manchester SInee ItU !” 186 M rin a t, M a e e lw te r LADIES DRESS SHOT University In Toronto, and Is OPEN a DAYS — THURSDAYS tlU S VM. Fhooe MS-iTN WATERIURY NEW LONDON employed by Sun Oil Co. (Sun­ Free i»«i« Stieeet Parting, nnd IRISTOL TEL. 64&-9016 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTBRr-8B8 MAIN STREET Ttaofnaatoa Aveone sss Bonte «1 oco) In their cociwrate account­ Free aw-in Street Parking, and Naath Hiatal l*E« Oj L F . — Maotor Cbavge — Lay Away Ceatee MaO Ooloalal Plain Center ROUTE 88, TALCOTTVILLE, (X)NN. ing department in Toronto. “Main Street Guild Member” The wedding la planned for Hartford-M l(Jdletown-!Iew B ritain O ct. Tth. -«N* *- 4 r.V" V /■

MANCHESTTIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStfiR, CONN, T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 26, 1972 PAGE IBOrXY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN m : i >c4hu<*, CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1972 BUGS B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WeddiagCells UMCHIN' WITH VKR MONTMOR8NCV T ] F S o o m o A mu A6AIN, UK56 TO Jane Bride The Bavarian state Jus­ /AY.lTii , IM rs VERY COMMEHOABLE. Mr WORP. MARTHA. k x c h a n m ohm op ALMOSTj MR.TURNER-u.ru. ECE Marry when June roses tice Ministry announced it HIS 0 ANAHA« POK IKEBIGHEMrmMKT 4 '»o:- THAT YOU’RE NOT BOUT ISON AT lOI > Anfwer fo ^rtviout Puisit grow, w ill perm it single prisoners '■'.1 ONB OPiVW I LIKE PlBtURBEP BY ANY SANPWICHBSi THE BOUVIAM BULL Foodstuff Over land and sea you’ll go. to advertise for brides — T0 8 E ^ LOUPNOIBES! YnTH ISFIdHTINS THE FRlsfl .THESHOW# ON NOW., PETROrrSANCEIt with the exception of in­ FOR THE n o b o P v l l MACLASSIC Mxnnpup ACROSS DOWN mates convict^ of breach NEXT- MlB i TV.' OF CONTRASTING-,. PAY! IS o d a ------1 Ago However gifted and ac­ of marriage promises. 4 Marsarinc' 2Moimtain complished a young man and butter (comb, form) may be, if he has no fond­ 8 M eal to a C l 3 Plumlike fruit NoOempetltieB 12 Exist 4 intimate ness for women, one has a Happy’s the maid that’s 13 A rrow poison 5PreeenUy feeling of something lack­ 14 Assam 6 Bridge married to a motherless holding ing, as of a precious wine sUkworm IS son. 15 Weight of 7 View cup without a bottom .______India 8 Iron is one record 41 Iron ' ' — - BHCKEY FINN 9 Goddess of BY HANK LEONARD 16 Negation 25 Preposition 42 Pierce with of being discord 26 Mexican coins a dirk I FEEL SO SAD ABOUT m PH .' AND 18 Tuscany 10 Location 27 First name 43 Italian stream BILLY/ HE DOESN'T LIKE HIS UNCLE (Italian) llS tates 28 Anatomical 44 Huge tubs HIS UNaC KARL—AND , IS THE ONE 20 Desert 17 Hangman's network 46 Mineral rocks halters HE'S AFRAID THAT IF HE WHOUSOON gardens 29 Town in Utah 47 Facts TELLS HIS ORANDFATHERy BETAKIN'CARE 21 Sick 19 Unclouded 31 Singing voices 48 Biblical ■~WILL/V\AKEI OF BILLY/ 2211avea 23 Hideous 33 Perfume garden V ------drink monsters 38 Determine 50-----roast X 24 Phonograph 40 Sharpens of beef 24 Cupola 26PrMexts 27 OoU teacher i— s r " B r " r “ r ~ 5“ l6 11 19T1 hr mA, ht. 90 Lodger 12 12 U 3 2 B r e ^ r 34 Shops 18 14 \r 35 Landed r r Ifl OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN came 21 37 Gives assent Z5 W" 51 KEEP ^ T whatsthisfivwamt ' - y y o u r FwmeR pipixheshapitw ith 39 Abound T O WORK ON MV CHOPPER \ HUNTING FOR ORIMY TOOLS, A N O I 40 Coverings su :y (h ir w e d d in g PRISaLLA’S POP AND SOMEBOPT'S PUTA ) HAVE THE KEY/ I’M TO DELIVER AM for legs BY AL VERMEER LOCK ON THE t o o l b o x ; 7 ULTWIATLIM ALONG WITH THE KEY... 41:------Tfried 34 WHO DIP IT, HOW COME, f O UOTE-THAT BOX, ALONG WITH ITS STORY AUVE! AN’ WHERE'STH’KEY? 7 GREASE-FREE CONTENTS, BETTER potatoes 34 QUIT ORIPIN<^) ROBERTO CLEMENTE THAT^ FINE FOB HE DOESN'T \WORRY ABOLfT BE RETURNED TO ITS ACCUSTOMED 42 Relish STUART.' PLAYS Rl&MT FIELD CLEMENTE- POISON OAIO BARBED WIRE PLACE HO TH E GARAOE. 45 W ear away 49 Come to light a n d h e D O E S N 'T ^ R SARTERT f e r SNAKES. - ...... OR e l s e ; 51 Demented ^ c o m p l a i n ; - E I T H E R I ^ a a U 4? Bridal Photos 52 Poker stake F®“ 53 Poems w~ s r ~ y - 54 Summer (Fr.) A LASTING REMEMBRANCE 55 Stud 57“ U u 56 Ib r d y heroine 58“ 44 S7 57 Feminine nickname (NCWSPAfH ENTEItPItlSI ASSN.) Founded in 1891, the Manchester Savings & Loan Association, 1007 Main St., is Cust9 kwj TJA lea. UJ. net OftL blacK and whita prints . . . Mada CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER botn agree? i like good food, nightiite, hold a special attraction tor just for vou by ona of our f Honeymoons Planned to Help sightseeing and shaping. many newlyweds and a GUMMER STREET 3. Can you be flexible about sbillad canoid photographars. Call BY PHIL KROHN While Elastem can reserve combined trip to Orlando dates to take advantage US TODAY. Couples Relax, and Save, Too of airfare bargains? cars as well as hotels in and Miami ^ach can be ^ HBt^KlP.... 6T-ar these cities, they recom­ lots of fun. Stop in Miami I ro n't uiice The best part of a wed­ 4. Do you really want to be n r r . HEROES ARE MADE -NOT BORN , .. for a bargain when choosing airport, or in Acapulco, Mi­ mend saving those car rent­ first for relaxing, though. Yo u r race ding is when it’s over. alone or would you like a honeymoon spot, the air­ ami, Nassau, Montego Bay, al dollars for shopping and One last bit of advice No matter how well- to go where you may lines reports that there are or any of the dozens of romantic restaurants since from the Vacation Plan­ LEA CHAMBERLAIN STUDIO planned everything is, there meet other couples? SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL ways to save money that places it flies. public transportation is ex­ ners: be sure to let the m TAUXUTVlLLa BD. BOOXB I ' are a dozen details to worry They remind honeymoon BocKviux — nmiBsnMai most people don’t think The Planners take special cellent in all three. hotel know you’re on your about from the pre-wedding planners to ask about pack­ about. For example, newly­ pride in arranging honey­ Florida has long been a honeymoon. AU the world parties through the cere­ age tours in addition to an weds qualify for “family moon trips tailored to a favorite destination — with loves lovers and many mony and reception. Per­ individual itinerary. “ Pack­ fare” and in many cases places offer special treats haIWo.' couple’s dreams — and age tour” doesn’t mean Miami Beach as the num­ haps that’s why honey­ the new Mrs. gets a 25% budget. A call to the reser-. you’ll be led around by a ber one honeymoon haven. for newlyweds, like flowers moons were invented — discount on her airfare. In vations office can put you tour guide — it means you But Walt Disney World may or dhampagne in the room. newlyweds need a rest. other cases, by juggling in touch with a Vacation can take advantage of a Eastern Airlines research plans a bit, honeymooners Planner, who ask travelers group rate without being shows the islands are hon­ ca n save substantial to do a little homework P L A IN J A N E part of a group. i l l BY FRANK BAGINSKl eymoon favorites because amounts by traveling on before they call. in addition to adding a for­ weekdays rather than week­ Prefer City Honeymoons? When planning your hon­ eign flavor to this most ends, or by taking advan­ Though beach honey­ 11 eymoon, you should know: important of trips, they moons are the most popu­ ilP DRIVE-IN 1. How much money can ii! offer the chance for duty­ tage of excursion rates. lar, the Airlines research 7 '©(XJD W7M JUMBNB you spend? shows city honeymoons run Manchester THEATER '.HOWfiKE YOU WITH free shopping which Eastern Airlines Vacation 2. What do you want to do a tight second. Mexico City, I 1 A ^B U U .^ stretches those cash wed­ Planners can help find the — go sightseeing, beach­ New York City and New ding gifts. best rate, suggest hotels SAVINGS Ways to Save combing, shopping, Orleans are the most popu­ and reserve a rental car to nightclubbing. Do you lar. And for good reasons. Though few people look be waiting at the San Juan A LOAN Q t f n h m k, lag, TJ4, I “ Wa coulda made a “ Now, all he thinks Ijil ^ llrNeught Iw. S-2S . mistake tailing Junior about ia motorcycles!’ Association i^fi to got his mind off girit . . ."

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PAGE THIRTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP. MANCHESTER, C O m . THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Krausse Boils After Error mA» The DRY Side :pB uasuer And Knocks Out Door Panel o f Sporis: TONIGHTS ..GAMES Mark Lappen and Tom Orlow- Vi DUlons vs. W ipco at WaddeU ••‘I pitched fine games. BOSTON (A P ) — Lew tli^door’s upper penel, plywood eighth, Terry Crowley lined a ten r^ a ced Krauaee and was VFW VI. Medics at Buckley John Pelletier ci^ected two ITraiioBA fh a'n n pfn n P

Battling td a scoreless tie at- Police A Fire 110 000 1 8-0-8 MO and Baltlmore-pltoh good bases. Peten settled down and re- SO 12 .68B 4 AB B H ERBI mad. And mad he was. g^t he*t,” Krauaae said, ^ ..— ^tlred the next live batten, four M em orial Day Cfamies ing mark of four and a half mUes ac­ It was the most impor- second and John McKeon Pinto. 8b 8 0 0 0 0 ter six tontogs of play, Nasalff Lai^n, Brandt and Diana; Krauase atonned through the noting this Ufetlme record the strikeout route, but the IT 18 .6S1 T complished at the Bonneville Salt Flats. Arms nulled for a lone run In Orlowskl, Shea, and PelleUer. 18 IB .4BT 9% HtghUghtsd by the Bwllanapolls 800 on tant game of the- re; ilar walked to load Ihe bases. Oalatt Souclerf if runway to the dubhouae after against the Orides U S-M. “ Aa damage had been dooe-and flaturday, many area race tracks are Also appearing were the Little Red*Wag- the seventh to defeat Bonanza iihmrnitfATimvAr r irAizriw 18 IB .441 10 searon and E a ^ Cat»y••^.olic hurtnun Ms ms own cause byoy throwing tnrowing »^Hbnint,’ **^ »-*'* Doug Oriflln’s error blew an for the door. I Juat have to un- Krauaae was left wltti a 1-2 FW l^pW a having their own extra distance events f on and the Back-iq>'pick-up. , Steak. 1-0, at Buckley FTeld. ™ ™ BNATIONAL LEAGUE IS St J4B IBH apparent innlng-endlng double wind. If you get your brains r ta r t^ m record despite an Impresslvo Sunday at Oonnecticut Dragway' 16 ‘21 ^u^ker to score both Bous- Weal added to their regular shows, flaturday over St. Thomas Aquinas. aSSiiS » play in the eighth and led to beaten out, you feel faumUe. effort. . night at Riverside Park there will be a nltro-burnlng funny oars, headed by the The win put the Eagles in Soucier. He got out of four runs, giving the Baltimore But I was teed off at myself double play. However, 3S1S.6BT — war Lord, the Quarter Horae Muataiig Ihe Red Sox will smd Karty 21 18 .888 SH .lOOJap elaaflo, the quarter^mHe ovaU’ the CTAC aass L -^Smiment t**® Inning by striking out Hor- P Orioles a 4d victory before 14,- more------tttan anything- o„o.dae.' P«ttln to the mound tonight In iWea and the Ibuvalian, wiU stage wheel-to- Nossiff MU. idanck Field last night. 18 IT .814 8 second extra distance race of the eea- with a »-7 record. ' nat. Totals 36 8 4 884 chilled fans ed Penway ~ Krausse aUowed ■ only three rubber of the three-game ^otanatl Bon. wheel battles. iMtf Loalng hurter John OrflteUl, 14 SO .418 8% Tom Bousquet pitched a g 8-0 lead. East had to 'Aate lO0OrS J6u &A0 nlljisar^** rinl-ir ai___ * Park. hlU and struck out nine while “*•“ *** series. PatUn, a hard-luok hurl- The' time to begt to set a new course 81. ThamM AqplMl 18 8S .408 ' B Favored to take the 28-mUe grind Is strong seven-hitter and picked hold on. Aquanis' threatened In AB R ‘h E RBI Valentine got the btogles. ostrout and Prank UvU^on As he reached the clubhouse nursing a 1-0 lead, tttanks to an Crowley to score. or wiar wlht onan w0-8 record.rowou, IsMM uuodue to w ^ — . -to M aaa is BUI Greoi^ who has mads a successful record Is 218 miles per hour. With new door, Krauaee, a Moot heavy- unearned run In the fourth, for Unsettled, Krauase walked be opposed by Baltimote right- equipment being used and the excellent up his tMrd victory. St. Thomas the fourth as they put men on 0 0 0 Newlff’s 000 000 1 1-8-1 had a douMe and stogie and Wednesday's BeauBa letum to Rtverrids, a track he once Aquinas sports an 11-4 record, second and third with one out. Kelaher. jfb 0 0 0 Bonanza 000 000 0 0-2-1 and. B ob Smith clouted a home weight let go a left handed hay- seven Innings. Brooks Robinson on a S-S ]^tch, hander Pat Dobson, who has ruled with aa Iron hand. Buddy Krebe, track condition, tills barrier should be maker. The single blow tore out Then, with one out In the forcing home Baylor. Oary Pe- split eight decisions. AtlanU 4, Clnelnnatl S within reach fw the hinnies. Bousquet pitched a good Bousquet got out of the toning, S^M win. if. 1 0 0 GUha, Prlgnano and Paganl; run. Chicago 8, New Tork 1 ninpliig oonsletently aU season, U also Ume Rook Park In Connecticut will spome and got out ct a number however, on a doubleiday ball VaMllne, rf 0 1 0 Berman, Apter and Charlebois. The losers’ Steve Everett and Montreal 4, PhUadelphU 1 ready to taka the checkered flag. hoet the Camel 300 for the International of Jams. The Bast offMiae, from Banning to McKewi. 0 1 0 ______-11"' Fleurent both singled. Houston 4, San Dlsgo 3 fltaffWd Springs Speedway wlU run its Hit Taken Avoay hy Scorer Motor E^iorts .Assn., under 3A liter GT 0 0 0 AMERICAN UIAGUE Winning hurier Frank Uving- Pittsburg B, St. Louis 4, 14 usual 804ap feature flaturday night along cars. Included to this Monday race over uie win. - ^ y c a p it a lly on ^ ^wo runs the next In- P>iTe(i. ct 1 0 0 Timely Mtting by Jeff Diana ston fanned 12 batters. innings with the mlM-mldgets and the six-cyUn- the l.SS mile road course will be Porsche ' m r e ^ and then a triple Se*Sirdo' o 0 0 0 U the sixth toning knocked to Oilers 200 OOx 2-3-4 San Francisco 1, Los Ang. 0 . der lUvlaion. their ruM. The Mds were ^ Mahoney gave Aquinas Belevender, c 0 0 0 H'e ly lx s I'uu fo r Army A Navy Ansaldl’s OOO 010 1-2-2 Slow Pitch Thmsd^B Gamea Monday afternoon a 100-lap National BUS, Corvette’s, Camaros and Firebirds. Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood to a tense and I ^ «»e their flret run.' An att^pted ^ 1 0 0 as they went to down Police A Livingston and Ostrout; Orfl- Cardenal Blows Pittsburgh (BUHs B-1) at St. ChamplonaMp show, paying a purse of “J Fire, 4-8. tell! and Everett. Porsche are favored to take the $10,000 reason toey didn’t Wt the baU gteal and a run down brought TotaU Si ■ • > Louis (Gibson 0«) $8)000, will be held at Stafford. In con- ^ ^ “ “ ented East Mgboney home. Bousquet al------0 New Torii (MaUaok 8-0) at Junoticn wtth the modified show, the New "'event for the second yecu* to a row. O o^ Jlin Penders ^ ^aae to each Chicago (Hands 8-1) England M ldfet Assn., wiU take to the -Also, held Jointly with the GT cars will The g o t c « to a one ^ the last two Innings, but got Despite Two Homers Only games scheduled half mile oval. be the -ARDC midgets. The midgets will Softball circle the course In twin 15-Iap races. out Of trouMe both times. Friday'B Oemca Since the Spring fllssler, no driver at out, Pete Hornat bit a tremen- „ „ .... CHICAGO (AP) — It should have been one of the The midget races will be held at 1 .-W v Montreal at Chicago Stafford baa appeared In the winner’s dous drive to deep left center- ^ happier days of Jose (^ardenal’s baseball career. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, N clrole. twice. o'clock with the GT’s taking to the course flMd and wound up on third * ~ e whUe whiffing six. Galati He fait two home runs to San Francisco at Atlanta, N Mechanical dlttloultles have plagued at 3:80. , < with a triple. WMh two oitt. Joe «>e and struck out T O N IO erS OABIK8 The BA’s were led by Ernie drive In four runs, Wednesday, Ban Diego at Cincinnati, N Bugs Stevens all sssMon. The form er Banning walked. He attempted seven. Bast M^taliied on Aqto- and help the Chicago Cube Cleveland, St. tiouls and MU- Allied Printing vs. Fuller, 8:18 Brown, Red Roberta gnd Dave Loa Angeles at Houston, N Chevy for Scon to steal second and to the en- which proved to be Fitsgerald Klndberg with two Mnglea each. thres-Ume national modified king Is the dcwn the New Tork Mats 8-1. waukee. New Tork at St. Loula, N prime contender to take aU the marbles. Wendell Scott, the and CUfftmd W. ]U Pet. OJB. Sunday’s World 600 at Charlotte Motor Mooped a Mngle to right and them,” Penders said. "It we "He was mad, damned mad home runs was In 1968 with MOC vs. Bemle’s, 6:15 Kee- BEO UBAGUB dl(fai’t have a poweiplant reaidy for the Saturday .. caeveland 18 u .621 — ^>eedway. reached second on a wild pitch start hitting in the tourney we and I don’t Wame him,” said C^orola. ney .....— In a wUd and wooly c o ^ s t NuStyle Pinto. Detroit 17. 18 .667 VA Beiglit, along sdth Fred Deflarro, in a Scott has been racing compeUvely In . by Aquinas pitcher, Vic Galati. could make eome noise.” SALE Manager Leo Durocher. "How "He’s been great, fantastic, Unn. Olds vs. Man. OU, 6:18 that saw each team committing Baltimore 18 14 .688 3% Grand Nationals since 1961. He bad won would you feel If you hit two all year long,” said Durocher. Nebo five enors, Flssa House nli^>ed new Len BoMder creation, are favored Dan Pinto and Bob Love were Bast opens post-season com- CHANGES BflND — Umpire Shag Oawford gave the safe sigrn—arms extend­ New York 18 16 .448 8 a total of $171,764 In his career. IBs best home runs and then get what "Everybody talked about his Uneman vs. Wyman, 7:80 Telephone, B-8, at Mt. Nebo. to take the checkered. bMh retired, but Ron Soucler petition Tuesday, pedrings and ed with palms down—when Atlanta’s Mike Lum slid into third base under Cin­ Boston 10 18 .867 7% Time trlala will determine the flrst 10 finish was In 1964 when he won an event was safe as the first baseman site loqatloiis have not yet been cinnati’s Dave (Conception’s tag. When Lum overslid the bag, (Crawford chang­ should have been another hit bsid reputation and what a bad Nebo Plsso, in a come-from-brtrind Milwaukee ' B 18 .888 8 tsdien away from you.” guy he was on a bedl dub. He’s -Allied Building vs. Fire, 6:16 victory, got two hits each from atorUng positions In the feature with two at Jacksonville, Fla. Scott’s biggest dropped the ball. This put drawn. ed his call and ruled the base runner out. The Braves won. out, 4-2. (AP photo) Weal raeea rounding out the 80-car field. purse wem was 15th at Daytona Beach to Cardenal hsunmered his two- been so bad I wlrii I faiul a Robertson ____ Rich Higgins, Harry Roy and — Chicago 31 10 .877 The tim e o f 30.89 seconds, the fastest 1967. nm homers In the third and couide more like Um. CBABTEB OAK A1 Senna. .688 OaUond IB 11 1% lap ever turned at Stafford in a modified, Scott, one of the few Independent driv­ East Trackmen fifth innings. In the seventh, he "H e hasn’t done suiytfaing but Breaking a 6-6 tie wlth-a lone Telso’a attack was led by 18 11 .621 3 Minnesota , • will be the focal point of the drivers. ers on the rich GW trail that finds the Threat of Fines hit a shot which caromed off be nice to everyone,” continued run In the seventh Inning power- Clem Lsmglots and CSayt Nivl- 15 18 .488 7 Texas PlalnvUle Stadium Is no exception and Qkes of Rich Petty, David Pearson and Lose in Finale UNIONDALE, N.T. (AP)— shortatop Bud Harrebson’s Durocher. "He’s a Joy to have ed Norm’s Catering to a 6-5 son with three hits apiece. Mvi- Itonsas (Rty 12 IB .887 B wlB hold a special show Saturday idus a the others, will be making a switch from Eleven National Basketball Bluets Debut glove. ‘Ihe ofScial scorer csdled on the bsdl club.” victory over Pero’a last night at son also Imd a sdo homer, OaUfornla 13 31 .884 10 ^demoUtion derby. The feature race will his familiar Fbrd to the Chevy in his flrst Traveling to Suffield Hgfa yes- Aaaooiatton stars, under it an error. Csmlenal provided sdl the of- Fitsgerald Field. -Plssa 182 012 x Bd3-8 Wedneeday'e BeanMa Angry or happy, and Carden- fense the Cube smd righthander Jim Mlstretta amd Bryd Carl- ’Telephone 100 880 1 8-14-8 be a (KMap grind. real compettUve ride. teiday afUrnoon EUst Catholic threat at fines or suspensions New Tork 4, Cleveland 3 High’s track team concluded iU by CkunmissionMr Walter J. al hsis been very happy since Burt Hooton needed sdthougfa son both went 6-6 with Carl Senna, Newmim and Bom- Baltimore 4, Boston-1 Joining the Cubs this season, Billy Williams slugged hla Oolangelo, Dan Quachione and bsuKlier, Eklwards suid HoDow- Added AttractiiMie The Final Word 1073 season with a 9860 defeat. Kennedy are scheduled to Chicago 6, ’Texas 1 The Eagles overall record he’s the first regular right fourth homer In the fifth inning Ray Janeck stroking two hits. ell. Recently appearing to a racing puMi- meet their -American Bas- Success Detroit 8, Milwaukee 8 ’Ihe promotional genius at Connecticut stands at 841. ketlMlI Association rivals to­ fiHder the Oibs have hsul since as rookie Buss O^nra was sad- The' losers were led by Den- GANDLEUG^ LEAGUE __ imttwiji Dragway, BYank Maratta, has com e up catlon w as a picture c f Bobby AUtoon, Minnesota 1, Kansas Ctty 0. East bright spot to the meet night In the second Allfltar NEW YORK (AP) __ claimed both the Meet VahiaUe ANOEIB - A'S Durocher took over the club In died with fats second loss nls Vendrtllo, Stam ’lUaiga H ^ eooreleas by Nasalff with an exciting boUday feature SuiMlay Rich Petty, AJ. Foyt and Mark Dono­ 1966. against three victories. Ed Hart. Arms for six Innings, WINF ox- , rk.n,«,a g hue. The caption read: AUtsen — See was Mhrit Budaiz winning the game between the leagues, Here comes Vida Blue. Cy Young awards Blue got the caU against <3all- afternoon. Last weekend Maratta at the Nasson OoUaenm. Cardenal’s homers were his Hooton, who buried a no-hlt- Norm’s 210 o a o 1 8-16-0 ploded for four runs In the sev- Today’s Gemea the USA behind m y ChTOVolet. Petty — shot-put and JaveUn throw and __ thixrp croe« Vida season In *Jie American fomia whUe a sparse crowd of a brought In tourwheel standing funny Kennedy sold Wednesday HighVoibRoe copping a second in the discus. fifth and sixth of the season to ter against Philadelphia April Pero’s UO 120 0 8-13-0 enth but coulta’t cal^ the ctev„j,uja (Tiprow 4- I ears snd ^ result was the Hernl-Under- What are these two sporty car people ni , ® League, was a stubborn holdout little more than 8,000 at Oak- Paul Halle streaked to a win to that any NBA players In the this year and didn’t sign his land Ooliseum atmlsuided hia give him the dub leadership. 18, had a fbur-hlt shutout going Keeney and Carlson; ’Talaga ^ Now Tork (Pstoreon 1-8) Glass going through the quartei>mile doing ‘behind me, Bhyt and Denohue? and Gagnon, win 8-4 at Mt. Nebo. the mile with a time at 4:61.0 nationally televUed game, Oakland’s Uhistrious left- contract until several weeks of entrance. The score was 4-4 eighth when WUUe Milwaukee (Lockwood 0-4) at lights In 188.08 fo r a world’s record to Foyt r u poos these two like they beginning at 7iS9 p.m. EOT hander made his long-awaited season had elapsed. He’s when the styUsh southpaw lotted In with 28 and carries a J ^ .jrh o .^ ~ ‘ed^ o Brian Wlrta, Dave Stbrinss were on Jacks. Donohue — Why am 1 and sophomore Tom Loughlin SHE cm Boston (PatUn 0< or Mbrat 0- -this division. sprinted to a victory In the 120 would be snbject to fines, the debut Wednesday night, but he peaking toward his flrst came In and threw four MS batting average. five hits Issued by Hooton, racing here when I could be winning Battery Guarantee In a high-scoring tilt that saw <». N Also, Ihe Texas Rear Bear, a Ford high hurdles event to 17.6 sec­ minimum of nhloh would be didn’t make it very good. start thia weekend. straight balls to Art KusiKumver I'M Cuba are the sixth major walked with one out. Wondrous ed two hits. with the Trans-AmT Free replacement within 90 days of purchase KiM^r. h.. wiiH- .ii lU’oduced, Acadia _ , ’Texas (Broberg 8-3) at Wn- Rancfaero, bolds the-longast whdel stand­ onds. the amount they received for Pitching one Inning of reUel In the other American ’ih^'he fired a'wild pitch, al- Jeague team C a r M hw ^ e ^ n scored aU the ^ Re^'ilrantletoittjrDilcS^ ir U IV ™r another, I think ball have done it. DeCormier C^ha^eU^^ (8)^ ___ he's hcul enough racing fo r the High Voluge . . . straight-through- A B B VfULout the LllC window TflllVIVMfT Wednesday T? ElVAtAXjaVACBJ XAAV/Amominy. AAAAA||. l«fAA6V8?AAVSince he was TT OO ON^AAVU-sched- WviWWI rV\B» 211 801 6A 16-26-6 JT8AAAJOJpjnney WMWSseadding three singles MHMMIWWIWBWBieod orf: Shot' put' — 44’8%” (EC). ' 8 The losers’ MarsegUa pro- WaidwellBil (E(b,(E(J|. Ridel (8j moment,” CarroU said. the-partition cell connectors deliver WHITE SOX - BANOEB8 ulcd to pitch that night, he figured the weather was each. Two si^ ss wore re^rd- ^ a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s East- “ Budars (EC). One-Hitter Show Rick Relchard doubled home gohlg to be bad. and «d by Dave Koeclol apd Dave AMERICAN LEAGUE Chester Hi»h'e c««h H «- ^ lU T w l CarroU also said Bee Bee Bee old parks replaced th« Blow- ^^1^‘SruIed rshM to riA Parento cMlecUng three Mng^og. (8). wUl not run In the Jersey Derby more initial starting power than an three nina to ci^> a flve-nin “U’s been jnat terrible weath- with J ^ t e a rix-nm effori in the ^Wc“ ^*3Uky had an Inside- ^ K ^ ln ^ . Both Dave Albert and Wilson May 29 but added that current otherwise identical battery with up- burat in the fint Inning ttiat er every time I was supposed meo (S), Trade-in b o^ rfth seventh in ^ , DU- tue-poik for .the losers. Mc(Jhrry and the latter scored i » i had two MU. Donovan (EC). Steele plans caU for Mm to nm in the For Moet Cars carried hot Chicago past Texas to Hinton said. *T the tying run and the speedy Trailing now 6-2, Bristol tal- MUe reU leld (HUI, and-over cell connectors. For Expos’ Morton Ion F ^ hung «» to down the jgark Anderson triple doubled RijNB_Tovar Min 4*- Hnn. Parahlay, Steele. Mtakih) $60,000-odded Richard Stakes at for its 12th victory in 13 gamea. wouldn’t loetw«en inntogs to The loss was Just the fifth In FIND XITth^iivh a atario by Garry Maddox In the Stanley. Ed Brinkman filed to get the resin off. From then on, the last 19 games for the In- TRIFCjBS—Cardenal, CU. 8: a Uaa. shot inside the rlghtfleld itf B ^ ^ ^ d ^ s S ^ l r S ^ Chris Speler right, but ptoch-hltter Oates thb^ went JuM right’’ dlans wdio are leading the BOSTON (AJP) — WUl the ahly move them to and out, so T.Marttoez, NY, 8- F^rori foul IhM that drove to both Mc- •k 1971 SAAB, Model 96, 2 Door Sedan regxdar staitera for Baltimore’s neither goes stale.” n y , 8; Sangullle'n, Pgh, Ckniy and Fltot with the tying 4-q>eed, radio, bucket seaU four of his first fl^ ltr a ^ i- drew Osteon’s only walk and B r ^ v^ked to load ^ ba«sa '^ 0Jta^aii^redl^ ^ « ®ast Dlvl- « 1 I 9 5 sions. took second on an infiekl out and set the taWe for Rodrigues, end when Tom MiOaw sin- slon. defending American League weaver is used to presaure lea, Cln, 8; Lee, SD, 8; Bixida, and game wtontog run. I cfaamidonB please stand upT jjo had trouble shaking the SP, 8; Ktogtoian, SF, 8. Nhmher ef Firsts “I've been throwing the ball before Maddox deUvered.^ UNIROYAL Manager Elarl Weaver aiiook tension after Ihe Orioles rallied HOME RUNS—Kingman, SF, The game marked a lot of ★ 1971 CADILLAC Sedan DeVUle well this year,” said the red- * * * up his lineup and the Orioles {gp four runs in the elghtii In- 10; Colbert, SD, B. firsU for the Ihdtons. R was the F\iU power, foctory air ccmhUonlng, tilt and tolesooplo Sears All-Weather haired right-hander. “I’ve had BRAVES - REDS Cheney Tech Missed All Around pulled out a victory with a 4-1 ning. An error by second base- STOLEN BASES — Moirgan, flrst time Manchester scored 10 steectog wheel, leather interior and top. W6DAC good velocity but I’ve been get- The Bravos snapped a 2-2 tie decision over the BosUm Red mgjj Doug Griffin on an appar- Oto, 16; Broclc, 6t;t,, 18; Toian, runs; til MU bettered the Md A Real Baxgiato at... ^W www ting the baU high." to the eighth toning against ihe NEW ORLEIANS (AP) — It’s too late now, but the ZETA 40M lOW-30 M otor Oil Soot Wednesday night. g^t innlng-endlng double , play Cin, 18; Cedeno, Htn, 18. . mark by four sto$^es; R mark­ Anderson scored after his Reds on Ralph Garr's two-out official scorer and umpires missed one a couple weeks Boots Hurt Weaver benched first base- 1®^ ^ four runs. PnxnniG (4 Decisions)— ed the tMrd time the TYlbe ■k 1969 CHEVROLET Custom Impala Hardtop triple, on Doyle’s sacrifice fly, stogie, a stolen base and a ago when West J^ferson High won the state high 3-Door. 8 cylinders, automatic, power tteering W tT9!B man Boog Powell, outfielder «wo finally nit a Isaak _***”’ ''®00, 1.88 Sut- committed eight errors; the MDIU TIRES SAVE 47*^ trying the score. But the Expos stogie by Dusty Baker. Darrell school baseball championship. first time any player coUected aitd brakes, vtoyl top, low mleage! ~ l Iww took the lead for good to the Evans homered In the ninth for In 6-3 Loss Retonmund and second a change,” W ^ r said. ’’This ^ Regular 49* quart Frank Steele of losing Walker High hit a fly with four MU, Lode Flastman went bottom of the third on Hector an insurance tally. baseman Dave Johnson. In an- i, ,enUy a tough game, hard tT’ IT’ •“ NT- 4-6; and the only Ume Manches­ ★ 1970 CHEVROLET CAMARO Hardtop Torres’ home run and Bob Bail- Evans doubled In the fifth-to Giving up three runa in the two out in the last of the sixth. The ball struck a other major switch, he dropped every day. ^ many UifffrtNl In Eftry Way Q t s . pigeon, which fell dead to the ground, while the ball ter bad four players with two 2-Ooor. 8 cyUnders, automatic, power steering W 9M jB ey homered an inning later. ignite a game-tying two-run ral- first inning on a fielding lapae, t^seventh things can hap^ You haTto ’ Mts or bettor, Eastman, John and brakes, bucket seels, vinyl TuOvw ly and Mike Lum and Marty Cheney Tech suffered its IStfa spot In the batting order. , be perfect In this game m the ’ * ’ Multi-grade lOW-30 oil protecto your engine was caught by the second baseman. Wlggln, Blomberg and Mark Peres come through with run- consecutive-defeat at the hands “Out,” shouted the uhipire. Young Terry Crowley jdayed time. You can’t be, so every Odell turning the trick. against harmful sludge and corrosion. PIRATES - CARDS scoring stogies. Joe Hague and of St. ’Thomas Seminary 6-8. St. Grid Coach Reaigiu SEE T IEi AT k 1966 BUICK LeSabre 4 Door But he shouldn’t have. first, rookie Den Baylor moved 8®me Is a struggle.” MaaohesUr was first on the 8 cylinders, automatic, power steering and The Bucs had to go 14 innings Bemle Carbo homered for the Thomas sports a 4-U record. The recently published book called “Knotty Prob­ into the lineup In tiie outfield b u t t e , Mont. (AP) — Bdb Poor flridtog support hurt scoreboard when Eastman brakee, ^us low, low miles! 9m to beat the Cards after both Cincinnati runs. lems,” based on professional baseball rules, has a sec­ and rookie Bobby Grich tot* bethought thtag^l^tod ^ opened the bottom of the first team s scored twice In the ------Dan Welidiy’s ptichtog per­ over at «»ond. bad until GrtMn A ^ d Rico ^ S on plijniical with a amash to center and tal- ninth. formance. 'Tech coUeoted two tion called, “fly strikes bird, is caught” ------60110311011 WHOLESALE TIRE CO. Usd (St BIcatoerg'B double to Richie Hebner started the Sports Dial hits from Skip MatdXmald. It reads “the batter is not out since the ball no ‘Orewley end and BaidorB a^r willwlU PetroceUlPetroceUl’s s throw to second. at at M ^jS S T ^hf i n i l S M S T . M IC I B T l S " Shop Your Nearest Sears Store " longer is legally ‘in flight’ and therefore is not legal­ oeater. five-run 14th with a walk off Tech taUled three timee in the continue to start as long os "Then I reaBy broke loose,” Wednesday, s & s b U i c k BRIUGEPUKT HAMUEN ORANGE SPRINUnEU) WEST HARTFORP Dennis Higgins, tile fifth St. TONIGHT seventh inning but missed a ly caught the ball remains in play and the batter can they hit, until they ptoy their Weaver said .’’As I teh the fel- Under RUey, the fTmiUrrm s The margin waa short-lived as “New England’s Fastest Growliig Butck-Opel-Saab Dealer”] Bristol came back with three to 643-2444 I-outs idtcber, and Manny San- 7:26 Bed Sox vs. Orioles, golden opportunity when the advance at his o'wn risk.” way out of there,'’ Weaver lows aU the time, U you Mt the oompUed an 18-8 recotd^toM | n ADAMS ST., BIA^liOPiTlTrEB (open Eves.) WEST SPRiNGEIEU) R^TERBtRY MANCHESTER NORWALK the top cf the second on two gulUen singled him to third. WITO bases were loaded and Dave said. ’’PowMl and Rettenmund boll something is going to bap- 1970 and captured two stralMit (Xbdt 96 o ff 1-86 A Botoe 16, Neidt to Agway, Sears 'There is no word on what would have happened if Mts and three errors, all Costly. Gene Alley bounced to third 10:00 Fight: Frazier vs. Stan- Meek and Tcrni Charette both the fielder caught the pigeon. haven’t been Mtttag. As fw: pen. U you strike out, nothing Frontier Conference I h*' r.t'p lU*. A TIOl PAW One Block trom 81ASS. BoaaucK and cX). .MIUULETOWN DANBL’RY WESTFIELD NORTHA.MPTON baseman Joe Torre, whose der. Oh. 22 went down swinging. Grich and Johnson, TU pcob- happens.” rownan The visitors made It 8-1 after four tontogs when Wilson and PAGE THIRTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., THURSbAY, MAY 28, 1972 MANCHE33TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY; MAY 25, 1972 PAGE THIR’TY-SEVEN Bobby Unser Sets 500 Pace

INDIANAPOUS (AP)— en drivers who turned in speeds number ct'^ e drivers obviously sU rt 26th in the fie ld o f 88, M ark Donohue w ent 181 o r Ifet- o t better than 180 miles per had an eye cooked toward the turned in a warm up lap of ter. Stability was the goal in­ Andy Qranatelll’s BTP No.!40, stead of speed, but Bobby hour in the tune-up drives race, ih which the minimum, 186.461. A. J. Fo^, who starts 17th, wrecked after quallfloatlOh_'.by get the job done Unser set the i>ace again known as carbuetlon testa, early pace Is expected to be 18B W ednesday. m .p-h. and A1 Unser, 1970-71 w inner Art Pollard, who broke hU. JMg, in the final warm up before The Idea ot the teats is to Unser had won the p(de posi­ who starts l9th, hit laps be­ was brought out for se^ral Saturday’s 500-miIe race (ive drivers and mechanloa tion with a recordfShatterlnf tw een 184 and 180 m .pJi. G ary laps by WaUy DallenbaohM^ with a cruise at 188-plus some idea of fuel cons«unptlon 19S.940 in the four-lap, 10-mlle Bettenhausen and Mario An­ Indianapolis Motor Speeaway miles per hour. and tire wear they can expect qualifying run. dretti, who start in the second officials confirmed it as gatur- UBMr was one o t h a lf K d o i- imder race condltlcna. But a Oordon Johncook, who will row, and third-place starter d a y’s SSrd starter. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ReofiiRi > SIdfam 8:80 AJML t o 5:00 PJM. GUTTERS and roofs repaired HAPPY A h S Order Your HAPPY A D S Baby in Indy Field of Drivers Cut Teeth on Competition and replaced- Excellent w«nfe- Hodge at Plasm COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. manahlp. Reasonable prices. 4iN PAL DAY BBPOBB PDBUCAnON Free eetimates. 646-1899. “tiappy Bugged Boetoh Bruin de­ DaaUNe for Saturday and Bloiiday Is 4tM p-m. Friday' BIDWELL Home Improvement fenseman, Ken Hodge, will Co. Ebepert installation of alu­ Walther Was Ruled Too Green Last Year mtpenr at Grant’s In the Trt- BttacttT* JtBM 1st, elaaslfied deadUna wUl be 12 Noon the day before puhMoatlon. Deadline for yonday ta 12 Neon on Friday. minum aiding, - gutters and Thonght” Clty Plaia in Vernon Satur­ trims. Roofing liutallatlon and day from noon to 4 o’clock PLEASE READ YOUR AD repairs. 649-6498, 878-9109. To Take Driver’s Test for 50R Miler to talk hockey. Today! Hodge was one of the un­ “WaaA Ads'*'an takea over the phone as a the consistency of his quali­ “‘Everyone has to be a rooMe sung heroes in the Bruins hla ad the FIRST Roofing and INDIANAPOLIS (AP)— among S3 who own their own U M n APPBABB tma REPORT ERRORS in time for Ihe Salt Walther, the baby of cars. Salt was tagged as Just fy in g ItqM—180.216, 180.796, som etim e.” recent Stanley Cup playoff mart laaUtloB .J i:^ HenOd la reopoaialblo for only ONE hi- C h l m n o y i CALL 643-2711 this year’s Indianapolis 500, another rich Md here for a 180.423, 180,723, . Salt, a swinging bachelor, series in which they wfalnted eom U or emitted Imertlon lor any adverttaeineS and then lark. owns his own home in his na­ the New York Rangers. *■17 A* ^ eartent of a "make g ^ ’ ’ InseTllon. Errora whloh ROOFING — Specializing re­ cut his teeth on competi­ The 180.642 av erage put him pairing roofs of all kinds, new tive Dayton and has a moun­ The N ational H ockey On mat iiaam the valm of the adverttoement orlll not be ... Sowaowb Manchester ... Soiaaoita tion. But Salt isn't exacUy a dilet­ in the field on the outside of the I good’ Ineerttan. roerfs, gutter work, chimneys, tante at racing. tain lion for a pet. He started League veteran will be avall- may hovawatyou aioy hova soot you His grandfather, George Wal­ ninth row. He Joined seven oth­ cleaned -and repaired. 30 years Evening A V-shaped, 6 -foot-l, 196- racing Class A utility boats at nble. for autographs and to ther Sr., toured the famous er rooMes—Sam Posey, Swede experience. FVee estimates. o happy odl a happyadH pound weight lifter at age 24, age 14, b y age 16 w as piloting talk about the sport with oval shortly after the turn of Savage, John Martin, Mike C all H ow ley, 648-5361. he has 10 years of experience 6-Uter hydroidanes, then moved area fans. 643-2711 Herald the century—in a bicycle race. IQss, John Mahler, Lee Kunz- in boat, motorcycle and sprint in to the 7-Uter class, winning His c^iponent was Barney Old­ man and Jim Canithera — for and championship dirt car rac­ among other honors the Inter­ field , a 500 d riving cham pion Saturday’s $1 mllUon classic. H eating and Plumbing 17 ing. He came to the Speedway national Orange Bowl Grand who would race on Just about Have a Happy Day at Happy Birthday last season, but Dick King, di­ He agrees with the veterans Prix in Miami. HERALD Congratulations Anything. Grandpa Walther won that rooMes are the’ guys who Sports Slate | SAM Watson Plumbing and BERNIE GIOVINO rector of USAC competition, HERALD heating. Bathroom remodeling to laurels grandly known as the have to be watched once all S3 deemed him too green to take TODAY LOW-COST ISRAELI You're 40 (Hemid photo hr BoceMctos) Trl-State cycling championship. SKATERS TURN PRO and repairs. FTee estimates. his driver’s test. cars are on the track. DOX LETTERS CRAFTS SHOW and you're beautiful! CHAMPS—George Valone, Floyd Post, Henry Cormier and Ivar Johnson form­ NEW YORK (AlP) — Jo Jo B aseball C all 649-8806. Salt's father, George Jr., a “I don’t say whether they "I don't blame them for not CLASSIFIED ADS MRS. WHITTEN'S L ove ya, South Windsor at Southington ed the winning entry in the S ^ o r Citizen’s Bowling League this past season. Dayton, Ohio, Industrialist, was were right or wrong,” said wanting rooMes in the field,” Starhuck and Ken Shelley, For Your BOTTI Heating aiui Plumbing SECCND GRADE Cromweli at Coventry Alpa and Emma an avid boat racer who Just Salt. "But I know I’ve learned said the veteran boat racer. three time U.B. figure skating Informatitm — Prompt, courteous service. Sunday, June 4th, Rockville at Glastonbury CLASS missed the National Hydro­ a lot In the last year, “In hydroplanes I don’t like to pa ir cham pions, 'wlU make 15 words - 8 days CaU 648-1496. 12-6 p.m. Serious Business plane Cham pionship in 1054. GoU I ’HE H E R A ID wlU not "Fveryone comfdimented me be running next to rooMes, ei­ their professional debut in At­ dlacloee the identity. of $1.89 GRANTS Plumbing Service — Suffield at South Windsor Happy Birthday Because of his family back­ on how smooth my driving tests ther. But that’s what the lantic City July 21 'when Ice Ca- any adverUaer ualng box FYee estimates, plus quality at Starts in French Rockville at Windsor Locks Temple Beth Sholom ground and the fact he and went. I never spun, I never drive’s test is all about. I’ll Jiut pades begins Its naticnal tour. lettova. Readera answer- 15 words - 6 days w ork. 643-6841. BERNIE nTfknngjS three-time Indy winner A. J. even tapped the wall.” try to keep out of their way imd Both are 20 and natives of T rack Itig blind box ads who Martin School 400 Middle Tpice., East ACmilS AOUrney ^ drivers $3.24 Veterans were surprised at do the best I can. Downey, CaUf. East Windsor at Coventry deaire to protect their eMnh,Nu,iK. NO JOB too small. Immediate Manchester, Conn. identity can foUow this service on service calls. Free PARIS (AP) — The French 15 words -10 days Now that you're old p roced u re: estimates gladly given bn on their wonderful Open Tennis Tournament, hav­ enough to know what $4.50 . . Many thanks for sending me the magnificent ele­ heating or plumbing. F'aucets play, ing dl^Mnsed with its preHml- Blnoloae your reply to Happy Birthday phant paperweight, ft will be a treasured addition to my repaired or Installed. Water you're doing — n a r y competltlaa, begins the box in an envelope - 20 words-26 days pumps worked on. Complete "TEDDY BEAR" MOM serious business today with sev­ address to the Cliiaalfled collection— etc., etc." $14.66 heating systems, rec rooms, Love, Aren't you glad you're en American men in the held of M anager, Manchester Bhrening Herald, together etc. Call M A M Plumbing & 64 and eight Uidted States Marybath, Susan, young enough to do it? 1971 SPRING with a memo listing the 1” Happy Ads H eating, 649-2871. Good World! women in the third round group companiec you do NOT' $1.50 Katie, Julie and Paul o f 82. want to aee your letter. M otorcyeleft-Bicycles 11 B using Sarvkas Father Time Heading the men’s contingent Your letter will be de­ is Stan Smith of Sea Pines, stroyed if the advertiser AMBITIOUS, reliable, coUege M iliillO lyi Business Opportunity 28 Happy Birthday PRICES Effective Jtme 1st, classified 1971 TRIUM PH T ig er, 680, ex- students wanting work, expe- ___ ■miAliin 10 6.C., Clark Glraebner of New is one you’ve mtaitioned. If not it will be handled deadline will be 12 Noon the ceUent condiUeclalty. and understand. (Even if you are a ance call the Ciuckett Agen­ RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, FoliUng chairs fo r rent. 649- P on oaob 3 T R 6, 1970, low mUeage, v ery cy . Ask fo r B etty Turner, 643- Maytag. Reasonabls rates. Private InstrucHons Let me tell you. I'm Yankee fan) 0762. clean, exceUent condition. $2,- 1877. Owner ot Pike Coin Wash an d ______her No. I fan. Noel Price ' / ' / ‘ > WAiNTED—Books of Merchant TUTOR — Certified elementary I 600. CaU 643-9808. 1970 BSA 600. R ecen tly tuned D ry Cleaning, 276 W est M iddle ------Happy Birthday Happiness is being (Herald photo by Bucelvlclai) Sears groan stamps, filled or unfill­ school teacher wlU tutor your / up. Includes 2 helmets and ac­ Tunquke, next to Stop and Painting — Papering chUd this summer. Reasonable \ v\ '• . \ v ' ed, 6i»-U16. 1971 PONTIAC, I>eMans sport, Sh<^, 648-4918, 647-1719. M O M TUCKER Uncles to STILL GOING STRONG — Oldest active bowlers in Wins Shore cessories. Gall 640-4620 w eek- rates. PhJoe Frazier clash here tonight in the first cham­ Leroy and Patches S p rin gfield and In 1666-67 with W p \ X \ 2090. 648-6171. T uesday-F riday, 9-9, j^^le. AU phases Including i^VE ■mUCX wUl travel. Odd NAME your own price.. Paint- H elp W anted-FeiW ale 35 P.S. We blew It again! pionship fight in Nebraska’s 105-year history. Pittsburgh. Saturday, - before 6:80. quarteriy taxes, financial Jobs, clean attics and cellars, paper hanging removal, . . , .... Peter and Karen' 'P rezler Is rated a 10-1 fa v o r­ Price, udio started the season statements, annual Income Tree removal. Free esUmates. satlafacUonSatlsfacUon guaranteed,euaranteed. Rea- WANTED — Keypunch opera- ite to retain his hea'vyweigbt NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 1972 CHEVROLET Blaier, 4- Happy Anniversary with Springfield, played a ma­ Bankrupt, lepossesslcm? Hon- \vheel drive, outomaUc. trans- taxes. 242-0217. CoUege student. 876-8066. sonable. P rom pt serv ice. 628- tors, experieiKed only. F\dl- tiUe in the scheduled 15-round bout will be the Yancey Dur- jor pole in helping Nova Scotia 0779. time and part-time, days and MARILYN ANN bout which Is expected to draw ham Jr.. SlcMe CeU Anemia est Douglas accepts lowest mission. Call after 6, 876-2014. TWO YOUNG married men wlU CARPENTRY, to the Calder Cup champion- down, smaUest payment, any­ nights. Good starting salary do smaU repair J<>bs and point­ JObs, Ught trucking. Phone 649- t . J. FXANAGAN ft eons and JUNIOR Happiness is a capacity crowd of 10,060 to Foundatlm. ship. Apply Mr. Smith, Coca Cola where. Not smaU loan finance —— ——------^ ing, also ceUar cleaning and Omaha’s Cliic Auditorium. Frazier is donating half of his He was voted the Shore 8904. Painting and papering. FuUy Bottling Co., 461 Main St. East Love, having you home. company i^an. Douglas Motors T ia llen “ Ught trucking. CaU 646-2692, Fraser’s fouifh title defense share of the proceeds to the award by players, sports H artford. Bob and Bay I Love You. 848 Vain. Mobile Hemes 646-8726. AMBmOUB coUege students. also wlU be witnessed by a na- foundation. Manager Durham, writers and sportscasters. experienced in indoor-outdoor Bation, UablUty, property dam­ AVON CAN help you start mak­ Bob tlonal television audience. TVS whose four-year-old scm has the Terry BaU of the C3ncinnati 1970 NEW MOON mobUe hom e CaU 643-1949. 1969 VOLKSW AGEN, bug. CaU SHARPBNDJO Service — Sa'ws, painting, lawn care, window ing spare money, even If you Happy Birthday will carry the bout beginning at disease. Is giving all his ^lare. Swords 'Was rurmerup in the 12x80, 2 bedroonm, mint condi­ knives, axes, shears, skates, w ashing. CaU 648-0066 o r 646- HOUSE painting by teach ers, 12 10 p.m. EDT on a ISO-station 'The sponsoring Oornhusker B 47-2891(office'num ber) o r 649- haven't earned a nickel i:. balloting. Trailing in order tion. Set-up In park. Call 875- rotary blades. Quick service. 4486 fo r free estim ate. years experience, fuUy insur­ GRANDMA HANSON network. Boxing aub is giving 16,000 0681. years! Many successful Avon Happy 15th Birthday were Ralph MacSweyn of Rich­ 0774. CApltcS Equipm ent C o., 88 ed, quaUty work. Save $. CaU "He is the stonest o t all stone and Stander has promised a Representatives enjoy new ful­ Love, mond, Jim Morrison’ of Balti­ Main St., Manchester. Hours 742-8764. fillment, make good money for animals,” said Stander, the un- share of his cut o t the purse, 1969 CH R YSLER N ew port cu s­ 1968 VOUCBWAOEN cam per, Chris, Matt, Lisa, more, Ray Fortin of Boston, dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, Building Contracting 14 those Important "extida.” ranked challenger from croes-rl- Frazier Is guaranteed 8160,000 tom, 4-d(X)r hardtop, factory pop-up rocf, sleeps 8, exceUent J. P. LEWIS ft SON, custom GAIL KLEINSCHMIDT Bob Blackburn of Rochester ■ ■ 1 t Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. Earn money In your free time Mark and Tom ver OouncU Bluffs, Iowa, "but I from television and 40 per cent and ntoMe Nell KonadosM of alr-condlUoned, power brakes condlUon. A o n e 876-7460. N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry decorating, interior and ex­ am going to be in there to the of the Hve gate after taxes, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, contractor. Additions, iremod- near home, showing our fa­ Springfield. and power steering, new 1964 16' SHASTA, eleepe 6, gas- terior, paperhangitig, fuUy In­ mous products. F\>r details finlfh.” Slander's share is 20 per cent fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ellng and repairs, 876-1642. sured. For free estimates, caU Happy Birthday radial tires. ExceUent con­ electric refrigerator, heater, caU. 289-4922. from The form, however, forecasts of the gate and half of the for- AU concrete rep a irs, both in­ 649-9668. I f no. answ er 643-6362. "QRINCH" Seals M l Punctures Automatically! dition. Asking $1,895, o r best Reese hitch, canopy, gooA con ­ I4EWTON H. Smith ft Sons- Re- the finish could come early for eign television money, o ffe r. CaU 649-4677. side and outside, railings, HOUSEKEEPER — fuU - time, dition. 649-4166. modeling, repairing, additions, RICHARD E. MARTIN. Full Love from, Jack Cassidy, Big Al, the 27-year-old “Bluffs Butch- Frazier Is 6-foot-U and has lands(xiptng. Reasonably prlc- may Uve In. To care for five r?c rooms, porches and roof­ professlanal painting service. ®r.” a 73V4-lnch reach, while Stand- PUmVILLE 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, exceU ent 79’ FAN , self-contained, m ^ y ed. CaU 648-0861. year old girl, while mother 'The Great Grinch" ing. N o Job too sm all. CaU 649- Interior-exterior. Free esti­ Michael, Joy, Buddy, Frazler will carry a 28-0 {M\> er Is (5-11 with a 70-lnch reach. extras. M ay be seen, 264 Oak works. Car and references Twiggy IKnaglaHH Sralanl Whitrwall Henular SAVK condition. Now engine guaran­ TWO Handymen want a variety 3144. m ates, fuUy Insured. 649-4411. record Into the bout and has ------STADIUM sAi>: Plug Federal We drove 100 nails into a Sealant St., a fter 3 p.m . n ecessary. Vernon 876-1030. Susan and Karyn put all but four of his 'victims with Old 'flrr in Tradr Price PHICK Kxcifie Tax teed, 4,000 mUes. $1,060. Phone of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Bain Date Son., 7:80 Tire and drove it from New York 644-1611. 18’ TRAVEL traUer,^ slee^_8, attlcks,’cellars cleaned;^ WOMAN for part-time work - Happiness is going to away by knockouts. Tour Rookie Wins K 78-14or 7.35x14 rages, add-a-levels, e la l rates fo r people ov er 65. $45.99 1 5 »» 3 0 ” $2.69 self-(x>ntalned. and gardener's attending laundromat Tuesday Stwder is 23-1-1, but has met to Philadelphia without losing a siding, foundations. Low, low CaU my competitors, then call Welcome Home only Manuel Ramos among the GUMMING, Ga- (AP) A CaU 668-6296. 643-6305 and' Thursday, 6-9 p.m. Inqirire lO H SUNDAY DEMOLITION F78-I4or 7.75x14 $47.99 1 5 ” 3 2 ” $2.84 1961 TH U N PERBIRD , runs prices. Bank financing. Add-A- m e. E stim ates given. 649-7863. name fighters. 28-year-old tour rooMe from breath of air! Built with 2 fiber at Laundromat in Manchester FhM g ood , $100. CaU 640-2623 after funUsbed, to CEILING and ceramic tile spe- lev el D orm er, 289-0449. MOM The challenger also has the Jacksonville, Fla., Steve Mel- C 78-14 or 8.25x14 $50.99 1 6 ” 3 4 ” $3.03 glass belts and 4 plies of smooth­ Parkade, mornings. May 28th 6. move??? Wall carpeting, air- ciallst, one celling or aU, reputation of being .a “bleed- ^ annual At- H78-l4or 8.55x14 $53.99 1 7 ” 3 6 ” $3.20 riding polyester cord. Also, a spe­ paired or replaced. Rooms re­ LEON dESZYNSKI builder — Bands - I >4 p.m. W e Love You, er” — he has had 00 stiches in lanta Mini-Classic with a slx- 9 U FEATURE 1964 CH EVELLE, autom atic, conditioner, Magnavox color paired or remodeled. No Job new homes custom buUt, re- WHO IS Bill end Susan F 78-15or 7,75x15 $48.99 cial layer of sealant material helps g(X)d dependaUe transporta­ TV. B y appointm ent ca ll 623- Stocks - Mortgages 27 hls pro career—althoughh e has under-par 66 Wednesday, M AY 27 1 6 ” 3 2 ” $2.90 too smaU, special rate. Work modellng, additions, rec knocked out 16 opponents. Hie Mini-Classic is a satellite tion. $276. Phone 649-1862. 9063 a fter 10 a.m . rooms, garages, kitchens re­ PENNY CARROLL Welcome pluz beata prevent air loss. Buy now and save! done on weekends and eve- MANCHESTER STATE BANK G 78-15 or 8.15x15 $51.99^ 1 7 ” 3 4 ” $3.08 modeled, bath tile, cement She is a Fullerette earning "Neither lighter Is the tyi>e to the |180,000 Atlanta Golf 1968 M ERC ED ES Benz, 4-door, 1971 — 22’ AVENGBIR traU er, anytim e, 647-9282 Stocks, 90 shares available. AUNTIE EDNA Happy Birthday who is going to bdck off,” said Classic whltdi opens today. BAT. S t 7’,86 P J d . H 78-15or 8.45x15 work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ 646-3010 between 6 and 7 p.m . o v e r $50 p er w eek servicin g $54.99 1 8 ” 3 6 ” $3.36 standard, good condition. Call sleeps 7, exceUent condition, Where are the toys? to my pals Dick Ndand, Standees man- Melynk had rounds of 73 a^ CARPE3NTER avaUable eve­ dential or commercial. CaU her FVUer Brush customers hi STOCK CAR RACES $2,925. CaU 646-7879 a fter 8:80. ager. “But I think Ronnie is in 66 over the par 72, 6,666-yard L78-15 or 9.00x15 $60.99 2 0 ” 4 0 ” $3.52 649-1292. nings and weekends. No Job 649-4291. MORTGAGES ^ st, and 2nd part-time from her home. Love, CATHY <:ONE and good enough shape to stay in Canongate-on-Lanier course -o Adm . ISJIO, under U y rs. 76c mortgages — Interim financ­ Beth and Brian LINDA LEMIEUX I 1968 OUDSMOBILE C utlass, WES ROBBINS carpentry re- ■Why not you? there the distance.” post a 86-hole to^j^ of 189 and a Coining: Chens Sun., Jane 4 Use Sears Easy Payment Plan FREE Mounting and Rotation MatorcyelM-Bicycles 11 ing — expedient and confiden­ fim n Holiday sedan, V8, aU po^Sr, phen M artin at 646-7295 a fter 2 mcxlellng specialist. AdcUtlons, Frazier, 28, will be making three shot victory over L^e tial service, J. D. Real Estate FULLER BRUSH 2 P 3I. - 8 PJM. • 8 VM. low mileage, exceUent ^cdhdl- OOMPUtfriTION cycle Acces­ p.m . rec rooms, dormers, porches, Oongrotulatlons Sue his first outing since stopping WyMe, the runner-up at 142. A ssoc. 648-5129. Bsin Date Mon.. 8-8 PJK- tian. B est o ffe r ov er $1,880. sories. Specializing In traU- cabinets, formica, built-ins, 1-267-2018 MILLIE and BOBBY Terry Daniels in lour rounds Melynk won 11,075. MANCHESTER Welding Serv­ ' ’•49-9040. motocross Euscessories. 181 batlm xnns, kitchens, 649-3446. MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- —------— ------Jan. 18 in New Orleans. ' ice, corner Durant and West ohd, third. AU kinds. Realty PART-’ITOE DAUB Happy 25th Pine St., rear, Manchester. Middle Turnpike. General On die arrival of your "Joe has trained Just as hard *5 Off Guardsman 78 Tires 1966 F IA T HOOD station w agon, CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ statewide. Credit rating unnec ter school hours, and some of the $800. Phone 649-8643 a fter 6 Hours daily 6-9 p.m., Saturday welding repairs, home owners Saturdays. <3ood bouriy rate. new addition for this fight as when he met modeling, additions, roofing. essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ ROBIN EDWARD MAY KV6 p.m . and sports equipment. Pleasant working conditions. Jerry Quarry, Bob Foster or Built with four full plies of rayon cord p.m . <3all D avid P atria, South Wind­ tial, quick Einrangements. Al­ With L ove, 18 of them have been great Muhammad AU,” offered Fra­ ATTOmON CiUHPERS! for smooth riding comfort! New “ 78 se­ $17.99 A78-13 Tubeless Blackwall 11,000 1969 HONDA, CL176, and 1970 gale, top quaUty, sor. 644-1796. vin Lundy A gen cy. 627-7971. Apply in person, Birass Key Pat, Jeff and Sugar Bear L ove, 1970 LAN D CRU ISER, Restaurant. zier’s manager, Yancey Dur­ n ^ M . A sking $2,600. Call Honda CT90K, traU bike. Both also'flU and gravel. Ucensed ' 100 Constitution P laza, H art­ Duke ham . 67l»ffV.BEL«RWAG0N ries” width puts more rybber on the mint n„r,/uti I evL, evtoi pwwer aeerlsg, e«M, reel siwp. 1-587-6406, after 6 p.m. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, SALESWOMAN — Pilgrim Mills The chief ben^actor from the road for excellent traction and stability. 640 T a y lor 8 t „ Vernon. Dozer, backhoe, pay loader, Happy Birthday U B k concrete steps, sidewalks. No F a b ric D epartm ent stmre 1s Happy 21st Birthday Long-wearing Dynatuf tread rubber. 9 9 MOM wiroof good second’ car. Six BOY’S 6-speed Schwinn bike, Job too small.’Free esUmates. BUSilieSS OppartUnlty 28 looking for mature wom^ Love, 71 SHASTA 14’TRAVELTRflaiR M Contoured safety shoulders for easy F.K.'r. and “ .1 exceUent condlUon. $80. 648- Bros. Inc., 872-4866 or 742-9477. experience. Af------^ ------fuU-tlme. part-time. Apply 484 CAROLYN U R T I M E mcdel 14000, r » " " J eleihk refrigetetlew. ihewreem cenaHes. Old Tire ^ a n d rims. $200. OBU « ^ 644-2978. RESTAURANT - This Is a Oakland St., Manchester. Dad, Laurie, Steven, lUne equeBier bkeh A C ea« JMiesn. leody tar iWe week- 1 2 steering and sure cornering. Buy now ------V . . , . ^------sreatgreat opportunity, owner U ------— GUARANTEED Tami, Johnny & Jimmy Love, iM’ and save! Available in sizes to fit most 1064 REN AU LT autom atic, BSA 280 c c ., New battery and «4«-7708. 429- garages, porches, willing to sacrifice this very P.8. Penny, Kimba R R A K E J O B ^ S S ^ d ltlo n . Eco: tires, exceUent condlUon. $200. ^ ______rec rooms, room additions. easy to run operaUcm with the and Saaaafras Chris, Holly and Dulqs " complete popular cars at $5.00 off each tire. RN e Premlnm Vented Unlng* nomte second car. $200. Plume Early evenings or mornings, (Soucler)—Trees kitchens, add-a-levels, rowing, best in equipment, good loca­ PtCKUE 646-1688. siding, J * .- - general------• ------repairs.1— Quali­ tion and a money maker. CaU 11 pjn . • 7 0.01. s Tom Won Dnana 649^1346 a fter 6 p.m . ____ cut, building lots cleared, trees Thanks ty workmanship. Financing Agent, Joe M oricon l, 649-2869, Part-time Happy 70th Birthday topped. Got a tree problem? MARINA and SHIRLEY TEDTRUDOM 1968 LTD, 2-door hardfa^, V-8. 08 480 tw o 'W eU w orth phone caU. 742- avsllaUe. Ecumomy Builders, 649-3100. automatic, power brakes, paw- gjsa In c., 648-6159, 872-0647, ev e­ Manehoslor Manor GRANDMA STANGE THRIVING PIZZA shop in the You did a great job! BKIIKIEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE SPRINGFIELD WEST HARTFORD WEST.SPRINGFIEID ler steering., air-conditioned, montiia old. $960. OaU 643-1637. StKS.______nings. 888 West Center Bt. . H 9.9S w a t e k e u r y center of town, weU establUto- 7th Grade Choir, VOIKSWAGEN Lafayette Plaza 23U1 I^well Ave. 80 BoMon Poat Rd. 1585 Boston Kd. Corbin's Coiner 135 Memorial Ave. Naugatyck Valley Mall After 6 p.m.. 742-6206^______Pioneer, 280 Bnduro, LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also OaU Doris Blatn, Love, ed, good equipment, good DON’S American Service Routt 13, Tdand Tpka,, TalcoHvWa 5 speed. Never used in compe- aiqillancea. Laurie and Steve llling Junior High NORWALK MIDDLETOWN DANBURY MANCHESTER WESTFIELD NORTHAMPTO^ lease. CaU BUI R ood at T .J. Dlreotor of Kanca U8 TUUand Ipke., Bt. 88 90 Wall St. 2*22 Main St. 129 Main St. ^ 8 Middle T))ke.W. au"S;."d^".iter V pm.; 646- barrels deUvered. $4. H era ld A dS Tal. AAondteiltr' 44V*383t HtAaS, BORailCK ANI> IX). 44 Main St. 50 Main St, Chrocket, R ealtors, 648-1877. MMIU Phone 6484890. T." ■r :' hi i , . ./ •/ ■

/ -■ PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BCANGRESTBR. CONN^ THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1972 PAGE THIRTY.NINE T THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartiiie8lt-»Hats-»' . ApomHMts-ffots- Otf isfTafvni Ratert Praparty Houttl For Sett 72 Howot For Sdo 72 Out of Town Out of Town Wcmttd - Real Eslota 77 63 Tm m m m Is « 63 Per Rent For Ruat ______^ ToHr Choice Western-Style TMAT S P E C IA L OCCASIOM SOU MANCHBertoT^— Near Bast For Sob 75 For Sob 75 Offered by the CLASSIFIED TAKE SOUR GUESTS TD TME FlW eST - . MANCHliflTBR Grove Street TVW>-TBAR old ' duplex, two Maneheete^ e ^ ^ OAFflB ,Q 0D — Dennlsport, 8 Hartford, newer tax • rocmi NOTICE ! 1 VBRNON — Sacrifice. Owner BCMLIPON ■’ RESTAURAVir IM TDSIM ^ , Apartments, deluxe one • bed­ bedrooms, 1% baths, carpets, WELL8W00D VIEW ' beditMOte, aU oonvenlencee, Ranch. WiU trade for a emaU- a. THERE WILL BE A SHORT eiftiT FOP ready to move from 8-room Oo- t T7T<1 TQ 'THIP PT ArTi' SeHtag your property? CaU us room, carpeting, available M>I»llances. Full basemsnt APARTMENTS oCt-aeaeon ratee. CeU 87B-0682. er houae. 94 acre wooded lot. , 'fO U R R E S E R V E D T A B L E '" 9335 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, wholesome family life In tha 2 • oar attached garage, 1% lonlal ta‘ non - development. ~ first. We’U praise your prop- SDUP SETTER CALL POU] M ay laL, HB0. J D . R ea l Es­ PHILBRICK country location near Vernon home buslnees gmng erty at no cost to you. We’U ■ t \ a i t ’ l l 8 E S E T U P IM -M E A IS L E T O Realtor, 648-4885 or 646-1031. Country, yst mtantaa away ttOta baths, buUtins. $82,900. Ray ADVERTISING SXFCH6IVC. ARESERVATKM OR tate, 60-039. O Q l^tou r ■ room cottage, Circle. Four bedro(Mns, eat-ta Tou have always dreamed buy your home Immediately. AU . 1ME. M E h l^ r 50M ee* S—TT ----- the city. Elegant two-bedroom Oiarlbitonm, Rhode Island, Holcombe Realtors, 644-1285. r - BuTMKOeW • >NEINONTESEN GET, 5. THERE WILL BE A SHORT WAIT MANCHESTER — Royal Anne apartmenta faaturliig: l^tny*' kitchen, flrat-floor laundry, 1% rooms, a gar- cash ■within 24 hours, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NEWER one -bedroom apart- one m ile from beach. July-Au* AGENCY rrj THE 8095 A1A6LE*. S-bedroom townhouse ______BIGHT - ROOM Ranch, two baths, 22- flrsplaced Uvtag “f,- Pj,®* » II; 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M.^ BEFORE '/OUR ORDER ISTAHEM- nm L second floor. Includes equlpp^ Wtobm ' gust,available. 6404688. 'NIU U B E manta. Fully equlnied kltohan, ^S seT ish w ash sT , ______. - 1700 Ten-room Ootanlal. Former acres, two baths, two fire­ room, wersliedgarage. ARRUDA REALTY 4. THEf U 8E OurrOF THE 6P6CIALTV beaL appUaneea, and carpet­ * ^ ’ business. Come on,. lets g^t iMPRESSEOr. 1% batto, oarpettag, private S g S a to r . W a ll4 o-«all oaxpat- _ _ BalScock Tavern with fourfire- places, two gara|;es. Recrea­ tras. Low 80a. Principals only, CaU Lou A m i da OF THE HOUSE' «• . ing. $180 mont^. Paul Wl' started. (JaU Tony WaaU at 649- CW Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. patio with barbecue, convan- w and air ccodftiatang. Sthiat------placee, two bake ovena, wide tion room, pond, brook, trees. caU 875-8774. 644-1689 5. • to U lL H ftigT P Rg-OROER IMSTAMUV Dougan, Realtor, 64S-4585 or 6806. $85,900. «ia» PJH. DAT BKFORK PUBUCATION lent location, chUdren wel- ^ jg aofoa of laad. CMI. Houtti For Sab *72 Qoor boards, cross jummer $86,600. Hutebtas Agency, 640- DeadUne for Saturday and Monday to 4:M p.m. Friday OR LOSE 'lOUR WM1ER AGAlKl 846-1(01. come, 9316. 6M-1510. D. J. Hen- dren welcome. 9190 moatbly. beams and much more. Must 6824. ^ C O VB N TR Y $36,900 wnTJ-ING your home or acre­ MAI^ffiEBS’l'ER — 6%-room Col- be aeen to be appreciated. S. THE ROAST BEEF WILL EITHER BE THREE rooms, tils bath, beaL r y CO. B&W age? For prompt friendly aer- - / ...... B o n lA 1% baths, porch, garage, ____ MANCHBSTBRr- 838.804- For- HEAP BIG HOUSE I ! •aOREP OR TOO BLACH"- hot water Included. Middle- ______TOUB COOPERATION WIU, new (um ace. Bxcelleitt condi- DUTCH CX>1/X9IAL — Huge (or- ter ama, lovely 8-bedroom (3o- A e room with a 2% room The Tlee, eaU Louis Dlmock Real­ % D. HENRY BE APPRECIATED THE SER>/IC£ WILL BE AWFUL aged adults. Security deposit, Fm uhhafi tion. Only $28,900. Ooodchlld- dining room, large livtag aU -iwtu-tMMi- newly attached ta-law apartment, a BARROWS and WALLACB Co. ty, 640-9628. DIAL 643^11 references. No pets. Paridng. ». - -- 8 . t h e m e a l W i l l b e w o r s e • " Bartlett,. R e a U ^ 660-1744, 648- *vom, four bedrooma, 1% bathe. • decorated, t^ e d lot. A««>iace and Wg, big rooms 15% School Strest, second ApW flllW ItS 63-A Realtors — MLB A ll- CAffl for your property COMPANY ' 7887, 848-2096. 838,900. D. ,C(Ue, Realtor, wrrzi^ 648- i>lgi>ii8ta this home. Over 4 a. 'orTTHE TAB w i l l b e TME S A M E "' floor, acr<« ^ m East Side BOSTON NOTCH - Msnehester Paiitade, Manch. within 24 hours. Avoid red Contimied From Precediwq Page Two-room 644-1619 62^7449 gggs. I acres c t land a(ljacent to a river tape. Instant aervlce. Hayes rec, near Mata St. efficiency.. Nicely furnished, ' WAT.TC, nONT RUN COLONIAL — Large modem ------—...... ■ can give you loads o t posslbUi- 6494806 ROCaeVILLB Four rwMW, , , 1 nu n . .. jotchm. extra large format dta- Agency, 646-(n81. Sllei6l-2& TW O -FAM ILT 3-bedroom bath and shower. Private en MARCHBUTBR — Deluxe 8- ties. For more into caU Timy first floor, appUanoes, paridar. when the phone rings. Compact ing room, Uvtag room with fire- Help Wanted-fmKde 35 Help Wonteoom rage. Lnrge lot 140x200. Fire- tag, good neighborhood. 887,900. • a B&lW • • p.m. to 7 a.m. Apply at Rock- ' full-Ume, benefits. CaU Du- setttag. Hayes Agency, 646- 646-2677. ______Agency, 6484868, 647-1819. vllle Memorial Nursing Home, baldo Electric, 649-6S02. ‘uE*IROIStOH6- furnished apartment. Rental ta- VERNON— Carsn Apartmsntii, placed Uvtag room. OLDSai HOMB — Six rooms in 0181. The 22 South St., 875-0771. ------^------!------aaPA-aaywusr 3 bedrooms at $118 toctadm P«(■ice $26,900. W H l- BUY your home Itamedl. COZT apartment, good con(Utlon. Won’t last at BARROWS and WALLACE Co. (tiBUPicumA heat, hot water, waU-to4rall MANCS1B8TBJEI — 8 • room iNitiMi, numiy room, flro* ataly, and, more Importantly AUTOMOTIVE adults, no pets. ralerS icei. In- S f t^ ? * * * ^ $28,000. Realtors — MLS jdace, two-car attached ga­ r'WiM'AT.R for various light R A Q a N rio e E carpeting, appliances, dlapoB- H(xiae, 1% batihs, targe kitch­ I>ay you a fair price for It. Ifr . CROCHET d u d e. h eaC h o t water. appU- M r, Ltaataay, 648-1111. rage. 935,900. Hutchins Agen- office duties, full-time. East A S S IS T A N T *6WG." al, air condltlontag, swUnmtag KEITH LARGE Colonial-Cape—6 rooms, en. Immediate occ’ipancy, bus Manchester Parkade, Manch. Belfiore, 647-1418. Hartford t^ice. No experience ances and parking. Walldng THREE - R(X>M furnished p (^ and parking. Storage sad real eatato cy, Realtors, 6494834. SERVICE MANAGER near scho(Ss, sbopptag, bus Femoie 38 12* FIB E RO LA3 BOAT, 6% h.p. THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ pliances, bus line, second floor, tional Associates, 647-1800. opportunity. HUUditas Agency, NURSE aides for all shifts, will The man we are looking lor is apartments. Deluxe onaKbad ^ rw M ^doam . ^ up. ^ r ^^n c H - F ive moiAa. on large line. Ask for Barie Bverett, In­ Johnson outboard motor. 9125. tage St., centrally located, 9168 monthly, security re- THREE-ROOM furnished apart Realtors, 640-5334. T O B ID train. Apply at Rockville Me­ probably now employed, and has WANTEID — Position as woman room, carpeting, air-condltlaB- ternational Aaeoclatea, 647- EAST HARTFORD — 7-room complete. Phone 643-8386. large, pleasantly furnished quired. AvaUable immediately. ment, heat, hot wader, stove, falmMnA *» x856’. With large covered 2 morial Nursing Home, 22 compamion, days, Manchester tag. dishwasher, private base­ Fuel OU and MUk at learnt 2 years experience as butldtag lot. Walk to school olcnlc Go t b m Large lAoo. Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, VBRNON-Manchester Line — South St.. 876-0771. rooms, packing. Call‘ 649-3868 Ftano Agency, 646-3677. refrigerator. Apply Mau4ow's ment. A vallaU a Immedlataly Bolton Board of Educathsi 8204 a service writer or sh<^ fore- area. Call evenings, 643-4033. F IB E R Q IAS S boat cloth, 91-30 and Uioppiiig. Wolverton Agen- workshop. $20,600 p(x4, large lot. CaU Joan Bver­ for overnight and permanent 867 Main Street $160. J.D. Real Bstate, 549- oy. Realtors, 649-2818. wornsnop. aa.w . MANCHB8TBR — Many fea­ 84, two-famUy, new plumbing B()lton, (Jonn. 23"-31» 5 5 4 9 HAIROREiSSER wanted part- man. He should have a working VACATION time Is neaming, per yard. Polyester resin, 96.95 guest rates. D E LU X E one-bedroom Town- tured 0 - room Colonial with ett, Intematiotial Associates, and wiring, city sewers and knowledge of automobile com­ 7581, 8494871. n .imm-mjxnmi'ui,------;------RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, Sealed proposals for fuel and time, experienced preferred. mairried woman will baby sit gadlon. Fiberglaiss repadrs at house, fuU private basement. three or more bedrooms, 27’ ______647-1300. water, separate heating, targe Here’s a pattern that will Crocheted In his two fa ­ ponent parts, assembly amd war­ **^ **™ ® ® *® *^ , — . Spacious 7- la rg , modem eat-ln kitchen, milk (xxitracte tor the 1972-78 Call 643-2330 or 872-9202. at her own home, weekly or moderate cost. 644-1820 after 6 LARGE furnished room for PaUo. Includes heat, appU- r o c k VILLBI — Four-room country lot, yet minutes from add two lovely skirts to vorite colors, this West­ ranty procedure. Business Locofions •*'**"«• formal dtatag room, 2% baths, Uvtag room, format dtatag b OUTON — Immaculate 5-room school year wUl be received by ern-style vest is sure to dadly. References given, call p.m. amd weekends. nude only, parktag, $16. week­ amces and caurpettag. 9196 apartment, private baaamaat, Vernon Circle. $33,900. Owner, your wardrobe . . . one in root, lirM • floor family 2 flreplacea, 4 bedx^ma, wall* room, heated sun room. Ideal Ranch situated on 1% acres. the Bolton Board of Education (lease himl_ No. 5649 DENTAL, Assistant — Ebcpe- 872-9047. ly. Call 646-0228 after 6. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, For Rent 54 9180. montb^, beat taoludad- 646-7642. regular length; the other, We offer General Motors train­ EVINRUDB outboard motors,______\ room, (touble garsge. Only to-waU carpeting, 2-car garage home and office combination. large sun deck off dining untU 1:00 P.M ., June 7, 1972. ,ias crochet directions fo r rlenced preferred, will train, Realtor, 648-4686, or 646-1031. long and slinky. No. 8204 i ing, full fringe benefits program AvaUable June 1st CtaU attsr $99,900.“ Hayes Agency, 646- with electric doors. Many other Low 40a. Wolverton Agency, Small, Medium and I^ rg e (3ood knowledge of typing and Holsclaw amd Mastercraft FURNISHED room for gentle- THREE - R(X>M comer office room, basement garage, STAFFORD SPRINGS — Flve- Spee. 1-684-8967. Superintendent of Scbo(Ua tin, Realtors, 647-9998.- ments. inclkides beat, bot w a­ flreptaced Uvtag room, kitchen Absolute top of Manchester arith buUt. BtzeeUent area. Only in sit«$ ehown. elf a ijeRee* a.m.-2:30 p.m., five days tions. If you think you could Tpke., Bucklamd, 643-2363. month. Includes beat. Janitor, Two bedrooms, family room PiW teas, IBikiw a? Tenements 63 ter, dll appUanoes, with dMr- has built-in oven and range, view for mUes. Lota of glaea to $88,900. Frechette and Martin, SOWTtelseilpiHrMeliMWwi weekly, Keeney St. GiasUm- quadlfy, please caall John New- PLEIASANT S-room aipairtment, paridng. V ery good locaUon. with fireplace, garage. ’Iteed (JOVEfNTRY — New Listing. .M N n Mriact ai4 kaMtef. CODZ mt nrlt HaiMr. mam. F R E E kittens. Phone 649-8963. IMMEDIATE occupancy—Spa­ convenient euburban locaUen, CaU 6494334, ask for ICax washw, disposal, oarpettag, oiitelde ' sun deck. Huge lot. enjoy view the outside from Raaltors, 647-9096 lot Needs painting. Only |16,- Seven room (Jape, fireplace, The Spring & Summer bury area. 646-4425. pool and your own private ter­ Hoasehold Goedv 51 cious ■ 4 - room ' ^MTtment. apfdlemces, basement, Uke pri­ OroBsnuui. Wrdverton Agency, Realtora, the Inside. Gorgeous qpiral stair- 900. Frechette and Murtta large .country . kitchen 'with *72 ALBUM Is 65$. race in a country aetitag. 640-2818. Desirable SECRETARY receptionist — GEM CHEVROLET, Inc. Adults, no pets, utilities extra. vate home. Working adulta, case with skyUght, 8 or 4 bed- Realtors, 647-9998. breakfast bar. Only $17,900. NOTICE M.Y. 12 tpacM Mm Mku-Ut Mik. KITTENS — Four frisky 8-week KTTCHBIN SETT, washing ma­ From $160. Sorry, no pota. 05- B o w m ochool area. Six-room aikt niwir-aioi ami4atlkar*t Manchester doctor is looking Storrs Rd., Willlmamtic. 9190. Security deposit. 883-15026. 643-3880. PROFESSIONAL office, f^ - rooms, first-floor famUy room, Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, PUBLIC HEARINO PiM Hhm , M4r*M ata ZIP old kittens, box trained, look­ chine, gold diaig rug. 12x12’. ___ CUUmlal. Immaculate. Patio. aiM Ml Tkw-6104 Crik Cjmn for a bright gal who is person­ rooms, exceUent location, ex- 5888, 87B-74M. OLDER COLONIAL formal______dtatag______room, kitchen VBRNON 742-8248. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, M il, Stili SaeSw ts4 tin. aiM Ck«tra4 Wat^kUNinto 423-1603 ing fo^ good homes. Free. 643- Good condition. CliUl 646-3293. FIVE-ROOM ’Treed lot FirejUace, garage. able, i^at, accurate with fig­ apcartment. 9166- MANCHBS’TBR A R E A —-i-room ceUent decor aU faicUitles, $176 From owner—Charming 6 large with aU buUt-ins, first'floor (JONNECTTCUT The ’72 Spring-Summer ------ir^iok r — 7983. monthly, including heat amd aq>artment which includes monthly. 649-1680, 640-8640. EAST HARTFORD — Adtat rcx>ms, custom built, 1% baths, room and laundry. This fine Only $81,900. Frechette and ENTERTAIN IN STYLE Bsaic FASHION contains ures and cam type. No short­ REFRIGERATOR— Frigldalre, PROPOSkhJ UrUj.iVANCE PA IN T E R S warn ted, minimum hot water. CaU 875-7807. heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ couple, no* chUdroa, no pots. fire irface, attached heated gar- home built by one of Martin, Realtors, 647-9998. 8 room custom buUt Garrison Wontod - Real Estate 77 many sewing hints and a hand required. Medicad experi­ W ANTED good home for adfec- excellent working order, large, TERMS OF OFFICE — 3 years experience. Cadi after pliances, laundry, storage, CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at Four room s, heat, hot wider. tar^ i^klike yard, close ter’s master buUders. Has to be MANCmisTBlR Price Colonial on a large treed lot. h AVB qualified buyer tor 2 or coupon goo(r for a FRE!E ence preferred but will trailn. tionate guinea pig. Cadi 643- 930. 646-3279 after 4 p.m. rs- TOWN (JLBRK AND pattern o f your choice. 6 p.m., 649-9658. FOUR-ROOM apartment, fuU paridng, for $180 monthly. 649- 643-1877 for office space. AU Near bus and stores. Call M - to ecduMis, churches. Ideal loca- geen. MAHUHanTBiK Price Oversized.a a Rec room, 24 ft. t,..Uv- home. (JaU Paul W. Hours 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday- 2225. duced to 829,900. Seven-room REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Rrice ...... 81.00 a copy. sized kitchen, self-cleaning 2871, 646-0883. . shapes and sizes and prices. 0696 'weekdays, 8-9 p.m. Satur­ H(mi.’» Inquire at: tag- room, 2 fuU baths, equipped Thursday amd alternating Fri­ SOLID maple table, and 4 Dougan, Realtor, 648-4585. In accordance with provisions stove, 2-door refrigerator, fuU N ew and old. Let us know your days, 16-9 p-m. 82 STRONG ST. r a i s e d r a n c h — 7-room, 8 Colonial in exceUent condition. kitchen, tatlc fan, aluminum sid­ F R E E — gray kittens, 2 months chairs, ' excellent condltioa, of the Town Charter, Notice is days amd Saturdays 9-3. Send BOOKKEEPER tile bath, garage and launifay I/XUSINO for anything In real demands, we 'will do every­ years old with cathedral ceiltags Ready for occupancy. Three ing, 4 bedrooms A garage. Out Full ciuirge of five em­ old, box trained. Call 643-0900 9200. Seen cmly between 2-4 business amd personal refer­ faculties, heat and hot water estate -rental — apeutotents, thing for you except make the U N IQ U E U A R (Jonstructed in Uvtag room and dtatag room, bedrooms, Uvtag room, dtatag standing at $43,900. Mr. Gordmi, hereby given that a PubUc Hear- before 3 p.m. p.m., 71 Spencer St., Manches­ ences to Box W, Mamchester, ployes, adr-conditloned of­ included. $188 per month, lease homes, multiple dwelllnga, no payments. Resort Property Han(dl In exclusive area sltuat- 2-car garage, famUy room, two- roctn, eat-ta kitchen, large 649-5306. NOTICE iccj: 'sdU be held ta the Hearing fice, excellent enlng, top ter. Itooni of the MunlclpcU BuUdtag, Herald. ENGLISH Pointers— champion and security. Available July fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate For Rent 57 ed on over one acre lot. The staU horse barn and corral on famUy room, two garagesc AND WARND7G OF salary, pension plan. Must (COMMERCIAL place for lease Treed lot. CaU early. Frechette ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING 41 Center Street, Manchester, field triad amd hunting dogs CLEAN, used refrigerators, 15th. CaU 649-2497. Associates, Inc. 848-5129. best In suburban living. Inter- weU treed lot. $38,900. • • PART-TEME bookkeeper—pay­ be experienced in all phaises or sale, 461 Mata St., next to (COVENTRY Lake — WatervlMr B&W • • - figj D? CVxmecticut, June 6, 1972, at 8 :00 with papers, first shots, rea­ ranges, automatic washers nAthxial Associates, 647-1300. and Marita, Realtrurs, 647-9993* roll clerk. Reply Box "(Xl” . of retail sales operation. MANCHES’TER — New two- 635 CENTER—Deluxe 4%-room post office. EhcceUent bustaese cottage, $100 weekly. Large ------(JU8TOM buUt Ranch with 2 ------— ——------TOWN OF BOLTON, P.M., to consider and act on a NOTICE sonable. Call 742-8764. with guarantees . See them at The Manchester Herald. Pleasamt working conditions. duplex, 1% baths. aU appU- location 'With buUdtag. CaU sandy beach. Phone T4S-6169 MAN(JHBSTBR — Immaculate fuU baths, first floor paneled MANCHESTER — Bight • room B. D. Pearl’s AppUaaces, 649 bedroom duplex. Refrigerator, BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. C50NNBCHTODT proposed ordinance ’ for the coUle puppies. two, stove, dishwasher, disposal. ances, fUUy carpeted, air-con­ 646-2436, 94. before 8 p.m., 743-9637 after 8 7-room edder Oc^onlal. Must be famUy room, dou’ule raised (Jol(xilal Four bedrooms, Uv- M A Y SO, 1972 Terms of Office — Town Clerk Phone mornings for appointment M A I^ Mata S t CaU 648-2171. Realtora — MLB AKC, one white and other $190 rocnthly. Security. Years ditioners, heat and hot ■wabfr, ------p.m. seen to be ai^reclated. Inter- hearth fireplace, beautiful cus- tag room, dining room, kitch­ The didy qualified electors and and Registrars of Voters. NURSE’S AID E 11-7 only. Lau­ J. Mastriani, 527-1164 MANCHESTER WATER CO. 1971 NECCSH-Alco sewing ma­ lease. No uUUties. Frechette storage and parking. On bus PRIME store location on Hart- natlonal Associates, 347-1800. tom country Mt^en, 2-car ga- en, rec nxHn, laundry room, Manchester Parkade, Manch. voters in the ’Town of Bolton, A copy ot the proposed ordi­ rel Mamor, 649-4619. sable and wtalte. $125 each. 643- ford Rd. Ideal for gift, fabric, GIANTS NECK Heights — 99 chine, Unclaimed lay-away, and Martin, Realtors, 647-9998. itae, (xxivenient to shopping. ragttage, sleeps 7, sundeek, two to-woU carpet, baseboard heat, (JOLONIAL — offering charm Responsible Gal Friday with now $69.80. Buttonholes, memo- PontlceUl, 649-9644. Raymond $2 7,9JO. b'rechette and Martin (JO'VBINTRT Absolutely Im- of the matters contained In this houra. Restaurant, '46 East Center St. StOCk Sub-lease July st to October 6544. baths. $139 weekly. Mrs. Car­ screened poroh, garage, trees, and spaciousness. Ten rooms, steno to work without supervi­ 42 grams, hems, sews on buttons, 1 PonUceUi, 646-0800. Realtors, 647-9903. maculate 6%-room Ranch, 2-car Notice and Waraliig, are hereby -Anthony P . Pletrantonlo 31st, one bedroom, $160 month­ ter, 743-8143, 743-8687. sewers. Hutchins Agency, 649- 2% baths, modem kitchen with MONDAY, MAY 29th sion. Stairt to $120. Pleasant of­ M A O H N E shop openings — etc. Guaranteed. 522-0476 deal­ MANCHESTER — Warehouse garage, 1% baths, on four plus notllled and warned to meet ta Secretary, HORSES — Willlngton Stables, ly includes utUlUes and appU- 466 MAIN STREET — First 0824. buUt-ins. *rwo large encl(MMd MAN(JHB8TE3t High School fice. Eaist Hartford Employ­ er. acres. Po^blUty of two addl- Town Meeting ta the Oommunity Board of Directors East-of-river. Oiucker opera­ rentals by the hour. Scenic ances. Near everything. floor, 3-room apartment. Heat, and industrial space. 16,000 - SUN —FUN, Lake Wlnnepeeeu- porches, 2-car garage. area, meticulous 2-bedroom ment Agency, 96 (Connecticut tor, milling .machinists, tool 100,000 square foot units, kee, 3 new chalets one kleepe JUSV.- RHDUCBUJ — Bowers tlcnal lots. An iinunoi oppor- HaU ta said Town of Bolton oa Manchester, (JonnecUcut in observance of trails. Boarding, sales. Dale- CARPETS —Whrtesale to you Frechette and Martin, Real­ $128.20 famUy unit. Security. aluminum-sided (JolcolaL New Blvd. and cutter grinder. Ebcperi- airallable immediately. Heat­ 7, other 10. FIreplaced, hented, School Area — Six room Cape, TEN ROOM contemporary tunlty at $82,500. (JaU Warren Tuesday, M ay 30, 1972 at 8:00 M ay 18, 1972 vllle Rd., off 44-A, half mile at the Warehouse. Fantastic tors, 647-9993. CaU 646-2425, 9 to 5 p.m. kitchen, dining room, fire­ enced setting up and reading ed and alr-condiUoned. Freight alumnlum siding, four bed- Ranch wlUi 8-room studio apari- B. Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. o’clock p.m. for the foUowing east of Route 196. Storrs area. savings guaranteed. Carpet walk to lake. Filling tost -■■648- place, garages. Swimming ______MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30th Combination prints. East Hartford Employ­ BtANCHESTER' — Newer 2- NEWER two - bedroom Town- elevators. $1' to $1.50 per 0189. rooms, walk to 3 schls. 20s. ment or ta-law suite, over 1% purposes; 1-429-4177. Merchants, 1310 ’Tolland Tpke., pool included! Only $80,600! VERNON — 8 - famUy home, ment Agency, 96 Connecticut bedroom apartment, heat, hot house, Includes ^pUances, square ft. 1-748-6634. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- acres of land with a view, red- 1. To receive, (xmslder and act BOOKKEEPER-SALES Manchester, Conn. Phone 646- LaPoU (Jo., Realtors, 660-1030. completely redecorated and Blvd. w.iter, air-conditioner, and ap­ heat, carpets, full basement, M ISGUAMICUT — 4-room oot- 2440. - wood c(mstrucU(m. Large ther­ upon the Budget for the Town NOTICE Emergency No. 649-0857 CLERK 8568. Cash and Carry. tage, walking distance to carpeted throughout, good lo­ or Bolton for the fiscal year A Articles For Sole 45 pliances Included. $180. June and patio. $2K monthly. Paul mopane windows. M ANCHESTER — (Jape. Four WBLLB ST. — Older 2-famUy cation, 3 separate furnaces. 1972-1073, as recommended by TOWN OF MANCHESTER F or jewelry store, five-day 1st occupancy. R.- F. Blan­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 Houses For Rent 55 bea(ji, famiUes only. $100 bedrooms, Uvtag room, dining TRUCK DRIVER CONTEMPORARY sofa, corner Gkxxl Investment or Uve rent -the Board of Finance, in the week, Tuesday through Satur­ RAINED OUT TAG SALE. Fri- or 646-1021. weekly. OaU 648-0491. In need of a general face lift- (JONTBMPORARY Ranch with room, kitchen, 1% baths, base­ POSITION VACANCY group, excellent c(mdltlon. chard Realtor, 648-3482. free. OaU Joan Everett, Inter­ day, full-time, pleasant working and day and Saturday, M ay 26-27, tag. ShcceUent income poten- Panoramic view, 8 rooms, 4 ment garage. Screened porch. amount of 91,665,060.06 DATA TECHNICIAN Best offer. CaU 742-8901. room national Ass Glassware, ex- ances, carpeting, 1% baths, apartment, first floor. In- winterized cottage, 1223223>4460. (Jrocln^ Realtor, 648-1677. ing room, large paneled famUy Selectmen and the Treasurer i ’it- S(X); Frechette and Martin, ■VERNON — 926,900 — Three- Al{taa - numeric keypuncher MISTER HAIRCUT SHOOR JEWELERS Permanent position In Hartford room, nicely treed lot. $48,000. of said Town (rf Bolton to bor- haus*. fans, children’s - men’s e^TATEJS and household lota to full basement, $285 monthly. cludes heat, appUanoes, car- c ib n x b r ST. — 6%-room Colo- R ectors, 647-9098. bedroom Ranch on (Julde sac. wUUng to operate other data 917 Main St. plumbing wholesale firm for the clotbing, V e n 111 a n blinds, N E W E R 4-room Ranch, Im- row on specific accounts, or processing equipment, Oomer of buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. Call 643-5700, 643-7761. pets. $200 monthly. Paul W. nlal, 1% baths. Immediate occu- Trout stream, -woods, fomUy Manchester. right person to deUver plumbing ma(nilate condition, fuU base­ RANCH — 3 bedrooms, Immac­ MANCHESTER — Six - room otherwise, su(di sums of mon- Liberal fringe benefits Include McKee and OENTEB 8T. lamps, bedspreads, antique Dougan, Realtor, 643-4636 or pancy, $200 per month, lease, room on lower level, caU own­ and heating supplies through WE HAVE customers waiting ment, lovely lot with brook. ulate condition throughout, 1% Colonial. Three bedrooma, liv­ ey from time to time, and at p jjj vo(mtlon; sick leave; hoU- WOMAN companion, middle- fireplace set, furniture, baby ***"1®21. security. Hayes Agency, 648- er, 643-0006. Hartford County area. Some equipment; everything must the rental of your apart- p (»d , dead end street, $21,900. baths, fireplace, 3-car garage, ing room, dining room, kitch­ su(di time or times, as m ay pension jdan; comidete In- aged, live in, willing to travel Machinery & Took 52 0131. A FULL LINE OP ' Y light warehouse work required. ment or home. J.D. Real Bs- 8% - ROOM apartment. 9185 ______Hayes -Agency, 643-0181. beautlfuUy treed and shrubbed' en, garage, in clean condition. be necessary to meet the ex- gm-ance plan. Etaiployes’ credit with retired gentleman. Bast go. VERNON — View, custom built R K PRODUCTS Paid benefits and pension plan. tate Ass. 924,900. Frechette & Martin, penses and oMigatlons of said uni<,n available. Windsor, 623-9063 after 10 a.m. LAVISH LIVING ROOM 2400 sq. ft. soUd brick ranch, ___ (Call Mr. Greenshlelds, 249-7.’543 TAG S A ^ Don’t miss this NORELCO dlctatlcm equipment, CaU 643-5039 after 5 p.m. fireplace, large la'wn, parking HOBfBSntaD ST. Realtors, 647-9093. Town of Bolton for the fiscal py,r apjdlcatlon and Job des- • RAZOR CU TTING FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, Grea$ flreidace, spacious wind- W e NEED LISTINGS ______high mountain top setttag, see and before 9:30 a.m. or at 666-4855 M ay 27th-28th, some- Mr. Badeau, 646-0894. area. Pleasant convenient lo­ OEF W. BIIDDLB XPUB. year 1972-1978, In an amount cripUon apply to Peracmnel Of- SEC51ETARIBS, typists, hot water, .stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER 4 rooms, stove ‘ows. An 8-room Ranch you’U faU MANCHESTER — Desirable Hartford. Hayes Agency, 646- Top after 6 p.m. for appointment. thing for everyone, guaran­ NOW! “Thinking of Sell- • CH ILD REN’ S clerks. Temporary Jobs, and refrigerator, $145 monthly, cation. Working aduUs. 648- MAKCHBSIIBB 0181. not exceeding the appropria- fl^e, Munlcip^ BuUdtag, 41 (Jen- teed. Many, many coUectlbles. parking. No pets. $156, se(mri- for. ’Ihe flrejHaced rec room Is jjjj, your property?” Call Wynedlng HIU area — Large tlons authorized therefore. HAIRCUTS rates. No fees. 242-0217 Coed security deposit required. 649- 2880. ter Street, Manchester, (Jonnec­ 80 (Church Street, Manchester. Musical Instruments 53 ty. 643-0060. 1, 2 and- 8-bedraom Uaany large, the kitchen la great. 'pODAYI oversized 8 - room Raised Dcded at Bolton, (Jonnectlcut Temporaries. ASSISTANT ’Town Assessor, Im- 6600. .Three big bedroms, and 2 full SOUTH WINDSOR tlcut. T E L. 046-9401 ^wrtments. Feature* waB^o- Ranch. Four bedrooms, 3 fuU this 24th day ot May, 1972. mediate opening 'Town of East TAG SALE — Friday, Saturday PIANO — Baby Grand, Ivers ELEGANT FIVE-rOom apart- wall carpeting, vanity tU* batlls. Enclosed porch with it's Closing date for filing Is Mon­ EXPERIENCED secretary Out of Town baths, famUy room, fireplace, You Won’t Believe The Richard Morra Hartford. Salary $10,551 to and Pond, 9496 or best offer, ment, 20x30’ Uvtag nxnn with AVAILABLE four-room apart­ baths, buUt-ta oven, rang*, ‘JatauiSlOd windows affords year day, June 5, 1972. CLOSED MONDAYS must have automobUe knowl­ and Sunday, 10-6. Clothing, Uvtag room, dining room, eat- Low, low price when you see Raymond Soma 912,839. Must be college gradu­ Phone 525-9694, fii^Uace. Large formal dining ment. Heat, appliances, cen­ For Rent 55 dlahwaaher, reMgerator and ,round Uvtag. Plus a lovely land- edge, must type, some book­ furniture, wet suit, baby ac­ in kitchen with buUt-lns, 2-car for ycnirself this large 2 bath, Joseph Llcitra Lottery Tickets ate with minimum of 3 years cessories. 102 Nike (Circle, eff room, two bedrooms, includes tral location. 9180. monthly. Se­ dl^KMal, electric neat, 8 air- isooped yard. Porter St. area. PHILBRICK keeping. Apply Chorches Mo­ r eotlon 12-6 Saturday and l- dining room, fireplace, kitchen • • B&W • • SANITARY SEWER ASSESSMENTS good opportunity for mature whirl after cleaning carpets the taking. CaU 649-0908. carpets. 9340 mcmthly. Paul W. Murdock, 648-2092. ,MANCHESTER — 7-room older Street, East Hartford. 289-2781. Sunday, other time* by ap­ with buUt-lns, 2% baths, plush person. Write Box " P ” Man­ with Blue Lustre. Rent electric In accordance 'with the provtel(xis o i (Jhapter 12, Sections 7 Dpugan, Realtor, 643-4636 or pointment ; home in quiet area, formal 646-4200 carpeting, aluminum siding. The and 8 ot the Town (Jharter, Notice Is hereby given that at a chester Herald stating qualifi- shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson 646-1021. dining room, half bath off gen­ Anriqiies S5 Two-car garage. Low 50s. BARROWS and WALLACE <3o. meriing held May 9, 1972 ta the Municipal Btuhltag, Town of cati<»8 in full. Paint Co., 723 Main Street, Boat by erous kit(dien, 4 bedrooms and Manchester, Counto of Haitfoird and State of (Connecticut, by vote DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ V IL L A G E R Frechette and Martin, Real- Realtors — MIB Manchester, 649-4601. THE BIRCHES Antiques re­ fuU.bath up, garage, treed 160’ _ ^ew 7-i ot the Board of Dtrectora, the foUowtag aoaeaamenite were levied Help Wonted - ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, U & R Housing Corp. lot. Only $26,600. Wolverton -MANCHESTER New 7 room] tors, 647-9993. locating at Twin HlUs Drive, APARTMENTS Manchester Parkade, Manch. in ccnnecUon with sanitary sewer InstaHations ta Overtook Drive: LOFTY pile, free from soil Is complete appliances, 2 alr- (Joi(mial, 3 bedrooms, 1% Help Wonted-Mole 35 Mole or Female 37 (Coventry, Conn. Hours — Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. MANCHESTER — New duplex. the carpet cleaned with Blue conditlpnera, full basement, Rentala by baths, famUy room, lovely en­ 649-5306 Henry Moore M Overtook Drtirs $1,029.71 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Immediate Occupancy Robert D. Three bedrooms, living room, _____ Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ wazher-dryer hook-up, vanity MANCHESTER — Six-room Co­ trance foyer, custom kitchen, J(tan Tierney 102 Overlook Drive 1,689.76 HAIRDRESSERS — Experi­ 10-3 p.m., ^nday 1-5 p.m. Oth­ m udook kitchen with stove, garbage VBRNON — Msnehester Une Frederick Oontl 88 Overlook Drive 817.83 WAREHOUSE MEN er 91. Plnewood Flirnlture type bath, glass sliding doors 5-Room Townhouaes, 1 % ' lonial with 3 huge bediooms, formal dining room, Uvtag er times by appointment. 742- enmeher, 1% baths, treed lot. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec Edward Robertson 91 Overtook Drive 614.86 enced preferred. Good working Shop. onto patio. 9220 per month. tiled hatha, complete O .B ., Realtor 648-860S bath, generous kitehen and din­ room with fireplace, garage. asi CmTtR S^EET National manufacturer and dis­ concUtions. Part or full-time. 6607. Only $42,900. F re ^ e tte and room, 1% baths, % acre’ lot, Jertrey Keith 97 Overtook Drive 686.48 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. kitchen, wall-to-wall car-4 64S-9B61 ing room, 16x24’ Uvtag room. M erritt Agency, 646-1180. Apply 757 Main Street, Man­ JACXIBSON riding lawn mower, Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. swimming p(x>l. Asking $29,- John Rleg Lot Overt(xdc Drive 847.86 tributor now taking resumes for 643-2692. petlng, private basement,^ Immaculate ctmditimi. $29,900. chester. reel type, 3 h.p., used only one BASKETSHOP Antiques ^ washer-dryer h(x>kup. 900. (JaU kfltten Agency Ileal- h.l warehouse men. ExceUent Prim itives, glassware, china, Wtdvericm Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER— New on mar­ M ANCHESTER — 3-famUy, 5-5- Sold assessments were filed in the Town Clerk’s office on season. Asking 9200. 289-3166. N E A T third floor apartment, 6 tors, 643-6930, 649-9690. M ay 22, 1972. LoekiiMi wages and benefits for hard furniture, and brie - a - brae. Charles Lesperance 64»2818. ket, four - bedroom Oolanlal. 3, stove and reM gerator in REAL ESTATE SALES —Am­ rooms, 2 porches, central loca­ 6 4 9 - 7 6 2 0 Two baths, garage, rec room, Q « workers who desire dependable bitious energetic person In­ A N ’TIQUE tea set. Bavarian Open Saturday and Sunday, each apartment. Modern ce- (COVENTRY Lake — 8-room Any from such assessments must be taken with the tion, no pets, 9106. Call 643- convenient location. $80,900. ramie baths, permanent vinyl F o rA terested in learning the real es­ China, 910. braided rug, 910; Basketshop Rd., Hebron, from winterized home, new furnace. Court of inuxi Pleas within twoity-one (21) days of said filing. steady employment. Must have 6927. Ss=s/ S s s / ' ► . WEST SIDE Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. siding, 2-car garage, conve­ tate field. Will train. For con­ sofa converts into bed, 936. Route 6 on to Route 316, four > \ i new bath. Ideal for summer Said assessments shall become due and payable sixty (W ) warehouse and fork lift experi­ Call after 6, 647-9236. mUes. nient l(x:atl(m. (Jhar-Bon Agen- or rental, $9,600. Hayes Agen- d Wonted - To Buy 58 fireplace, combination ker St., nice high lot. Only MANCHESTER — Large four- (CRYSTAL LAKE — Nbw 3% ANTHONY F. PIBTRANTONIO Box 8225, East Hartford, (Conn., condltlcHl. 643-9474. ► SET-UP & OPERATE storms ond screens, immac­ $28,900. T.J. (Jrockett Realtor, bedroom Colonial ta Forest room Ranch. Oarpettag Secretary, Board of Directors VISIT OUR W ANTED — antique furniture, 06108. W ANTED, 2 couples — Build a Pride MILLINQ MACHINES • DRILUNO ulate condition. Selling to 875-6279 or 643-1577. HlUs Fireplace, dining room, throughout.- Fireplace ta Uvtag Manchester, Connecticut business for your future. No glass, pewter, oil paintings or MANCHESTER EQUIPMENT • PRODUCTION settle an estate. Priced at 2% baths, 2-car garage. Only room, many extraa. Low tax- Dated at Manchester, (Jonnectlcut, door-to-door selling. For ap- GOLF (JLUBS, 9 irons, 3 woods, other antique Items. Any quan- MACHINE EQUIPMENT $20,900. T . J. (Jrockett, R eal­ SUMMIT STOBBT — Fouivbed- $tf,900. Frechette and Martin, es. Bvenlnga, 872-4881, 826,80 ^ 22nd day of May, 1972. MEN WITH NO current service Uty. The Harrisons, 843-8709, PROFESSIONAL PARK Prestige pointment phone 647-9037. Kroydons for 950. 643-5625. 2nd Ii 3rd Shift Openings tor, 643-1677. room (Jolonlal within waUdng Realtors, 647-9998. BARGAIN BARN liability, who have good me­ 165 Oakland Street. distance to nuuiy schools, 1% chanical aptitudes, to work on H E LP wanted for silk screen- ALU M INU M sheets used as Mutt hav* exp ciitnct In operation of aquipmant, ba abta DELUXE OFFICE SPACE to tat'Up own work, raid micromatan and acalat. Intarprat baths, garage, level lot. Btacel- I a shift, either from 8 a.m. to ing department In circuit printing plates. .009 thick, 23x ANTIQUES, dolls, furniture, an­ ahop-drawing. FOUR famUy with five rooms lent value at $38,900. T. J. Lets For Sede 73 tique clothing, jewelry, clocks, • wall-to-wall carpeting • vinyl wall covering 4:30 p.m. or 4:30 to 12:30 a.m. board house. Experience pre­ 32” , 23 cents each or 5 for 91.' ea(Ui, possible assumable (Jrockett, Realtora, 848-1577. ODD LOTS OF PM EUN, Packing polyethylene bags, ferred. Includes rlston, steel 648-27U. glassware, household c«xitents, a parking for 800 can o rente from $4 per sq. ft. ► SET-UP MEN mortage with sec(]nd financ­ TOLLAND — Acre, $4,000. Veiv with the eventual poeslblUty of mesh screening and tcxich up, any amount. Antiques and ing available to right party. MANCHESTER — Seven-room non-Bolton Lake area beautiful OPEN MEMORIAL DAY yi 1st & 2nd Shift Openings SCREENED loam, grovel, learning to become setup men first and second shift. Apply in Things, 643-2504, 467 Mata St., Capabla of tatting up milling machinaa. mutti-tplndla OentraUy l(x:ated. Ask for (tolonial. New Wteben, two lot. $4,200; Andover, overio(A- DOORS, wmoOWS, PLYWOOl, processed gravel and fill. Iks Farlsy compaiy t78-06jS on polyethylene bog machines. person, Multi-Circuits, Inc., 60 Manchester. drilling aquipmant and ralatad metal working production Earle Everett, International baths, large rooms. Enclosed tag lake $2,600; Coventry George H. Grifflng, Inc. 742- machinary. Ability to read thop drawings and use Fine working conditions in a Harrison St., Manchester. pracitloo maaturing Inttrumantt. Aoaoclates, 647-1800. porch.' Alumtaum siding. Dou­ Treed, $8,600; Hayes Agency UNHER, ETOl small modern jdant, at 672 7886. ble garage. Hayes Agency, 646- 646-0181. ’Tolland Street, East Hartford. REGISTERED Pharmacist, Room Without Beord 59 NEW ON MARKET 0181. 24 HOURS L IV E B A IT — Open 24 hours ► AUTOMATIC SCREW part-time, one morning week­ BEtaUTTFUL wooded lot. E x -. Please call for Interview ap- daily, ring bell for service. LIGHT housekeeping room, What is your Property Worth? Manchester — Parklike set­ ly. Apply to Manager, Country MACHINE OPERATOR TWO-FAMILY, centraUy locat­ elusive residential area. Lud­ FRANKS COMB IN AND LOOK AROUND pedntment between 1 p.m. and Shiners, crawlers,^ etc. 144 fully furnished. Stove, refriger­ ttag enhances this beautiful • D ELI Drug, 277 West Middle ’Tpke., ed. Live practlcaUy rent free. low Rd. (JaU owner, days, 646- 3 p.m. weekdays only and ask Demlng Street, Manchester, ator, linens provided. 801 Mata We will inspect your property and suggest - Multi^ndle iCngUgh Tudor of 7 rooms. AND PICK UP AJBARGAIN for Mrs. Perry, 638-9471. Manchester. Only $32,500. (JaU now, June 4440, nights, 640^796. Route SO, South. Straet, Manchester, 649-9879. an asking price. (No obligation.) 2nd Shift Opening Lovely enclosed jwreb, fire- Good, 280-7475, Pasek Realtors, ROLLS • FILM O PPaR *rU N rrY to earn fine In­ PART-TIME work, men or Ask us about our guaranty sales plan TODAYll! l^ace, plastered walls, wind­ JiANCHESlER — Five acres (X£AN, dark, rich loam, five MANCHESTER — furnished Good wqges and benefits MLS, 280-7476, 742-8248. come, age no barrier, ability women, non-polIutlng product ing stairoase, oU heat. In­ approodmately 3 acres bnrt- yards, $22.60. Sand, gravel, room, large, clean, $20 weekly. Apply In p9r$on to Personnel OepL to talk to people, neat appear­ sales and service. Self-starter terior professionally decorat­ MANCHESTER-— N ew on m ar­ n ess' I I z(me. 250’ frontage.-: • FROZEN FOOD OPEN SAT. TILL NOON stone, manure, pool and patio 649-2814, 9-5. Wolverton Agency, Realtors^ ance and car necessary. No with a desire to work, learn REALTORS — MLS ed. Garage, trith electric eye ket, 8 famUy 4-4-4, central lo­ CHARCOAL C sand. 643-9604. The d W ^ 18 doors (^ulet'dresidenUal area 649-2818. '- sales experience needed. We and earn. Call 875-6991. ATTRACTITVE sleeping room PASEK cation, all city utUlUes, 8-car HEALTH AHD e m i r m train.. Interested? Phone 643- private entrance, ^ower-batb, Manufacturing yet close to bus, soImmIb, garage, Bel Air Real Estate, PART-TIM E, Sale Deposit cus­ 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford ctaircli and shopping. $40,- 6507 10 a.m. to noon, or 643- Boots & Accessories 45 gentleman. Free parktag. Ap­ C om pan y 048-9882. ______Resort Property ICE 8089 anytime. todian for local savings bank. 742-8243 — Twin H ill Dr., Coventry 000. BEAUTY AIDS "v'l ply 195 Spruce St., Manches­ Raised 74 Choice of hours 8:45-12:30 or 15' L Y M A N w(xxled lapstrake, ter. Member NaUonal Assoc, of Real Ekrtate Boards also mem­ ifacoos For Sole ALL AROUND carpenter want­ 12:30-4:15. Including one eve- new canvas cover, 36 h.p. ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Muliple List­ ______649-76^0 flreplacea, beautiful recreation VACATTON property — priced ..... ri_ ed steady work, 40 hour week, 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut CANDY — SLURPa ~ SODA nlng. Apply at The Savings Johnson electric start motor. TWO furnished rooms, working ing Service. starting end of May. (Jail after Bank of M ^cheeter, 923 Main trailer. Ebccellent' condition. gentleman only. .Quiet home, AC REAG E — 11-room (Jcdonlal, room, two-car garage, patl^ to s«U. Lakefront, brook, ]?tae MANCHESTER ■JIfaiiiiofcehtcll aqval appwluntff um0lorw M/f grove, partially cleareiL Gam­ 30S GREEN ROAD \ 647-1660 5 p.m., 6434445. St. $800. Phone 649-8418. central. 649-7410. la m bam. Hutchins Agency trees. Hutchins Ageiujy, 649- er, 648-2826. R aators, 640-5324. 5324.

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