Average Daily Net. Press Ran The Weather THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971 For The Week Ended PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Jo ly 81, 1071 Clear tonight with low In low IRmtdiTBtTr lEtteiting Hiprali) 60s. Tomorrow suimy; high 80 to 8!f. Sunday’s outlook . . . fair, 14,890 cooler. lister St.; Mrs. Cynthia Cooley, East Hartford. They have a Manchester 332 Oakltmd St.; Michael’ Hor­ Party Marks daughter, Mrs. Thomas Zuraw Manchester^A City of Village Charm net, 713 Foster St,, South Wind­ of Manchester; and two sons, ^ Wedding Date David McAuUffe, a student at Hospital Notes sor; Stacey L, Falcone, WH- VOL. LX X XX , NO. 267 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1971 (Cleaalfied Adveriteing on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS limantlc; Kevin S.- O’Brlant, 76 Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s McAuUtfe Manchester Community Ccdlege, VMmWO BOOBS Hishview Rd., South Windsor; of Forbes 8t., East Hartford, re­ and Jam es McAuliffe, who lives t a tetmwMMe Care Semi* Paul B. Haller, Storrs. . cently were feted at a 28th wed­ In Tokyo, Japcui. private, moon • 8 p.m., and , 4 ' Also, Nancy E. Kama, 61 ding anniversary- celebraticn at Mr. and Mrs. McAuliffe re­ p.m. • * p.il».; private rooirie, Plymouth Lane; Mrs. Esther the home of Mrs. McAuUffe’s turned from a trip to Aruba, Cur­ 10 a,m. • * p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 J . Haugh, 132 Washington St.; sister, Mrs. Glsele Golding o< 11 acao, Puerto Rico and St. Thotn- Don’t Fc^el Unusual PeDte • ■ ^' Francis M- Dineen, 128 West as In the Virgin Islands, shortly By SOL. R. COHEN P ed iatrics;' Parents' 'allowed Ardmore Rd. St.; Mrs^ Catherine Borello, Nearly 40 friends and relatives before the anniversary party. any ttme except noon • 3 p.m.; Meskill Not Ready Did you wake up this Wallace Defies Courts; 28% Eldrldge St.; George W. attended the surprise garden others, 8 p.m. • 8 p.m. morning thinking something Frost, Charter Rd., Tolland; party. Including Mrs. Joyce S. Sell Service; 10 a.m. • 8 p.m.; was ■wrong? M r s . ITiomasine B. Olsen. Benoit of East Hartford, maid First Talking Picture 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. Storrs; S. Arthur Perkins, 8 Was your heeid in a whirl Intensive Care and Coronarj- of honor at the 'wedding, and The first talking morion pic­ N. Elm St.; Mrs. Femande guests from California, Rhode ture In 'Which the sound track and your heart without Care; Inunedlate family only, Poissonnler, 184 Nevera Rd., song? any time, limited to five mln- Island and Massachusetts. was actually on the film was To Act on Tax Plan Orders School Reopened South Windsor. The couple was married July "The Jazz Singer,” starring A1 ■When you put on your UtM. Also, Bruce A. Wilson, 26 3, 1946 at St. Mary's Church In Jolson, released in 1928. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) The Republican governor said shoes, did you break a new Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. ■ Rlsley Rd., Vernon; Robert T. —Gov. Thomas J. Meskill any Democratic leader who lace? TROY, Ala. (AP)—Gov. 18;40 p.m., and 6;80 p.m. ■ 8 Steullet, RFD 4, Dunn Rd., urged other legislators to sup­ Was your razor so dull It George C. Wallace, chal­ p.m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m.. said today he was not ready Meskill Sets Coventry; Voldemars Gravlejs, to 'act on the sales-tax re­ port the bill because Meskill put cuts In your face? lenging President Nixon and 6;S0 p.m. .8 p.m... 172 Hortra St.; Mrs. Fay Dew­ Appearance would veto it “underestimated Was the orange juice and the federal courts, to­ Age U m lts; 16 In maternity, ey and son, 81 Orchard St., placement proposal for the my resolve.” warm and the coffee too 18 In other areas, ho limit In unpopular income tax, but day ordered the reopening Rockville. Gov. Meskill will be the g;uest ”11 I feel that I cannot live cold? under a freedom-of-choice self'servlce. he promised Connecticut on.W nC’s “Face the State’’’ with it, I will veto it,” Meskill Was the newspaper wet The emergency entrance on plan of a lilack school closed would have a balanced program Sunday at 6 p.m. The said. But he noted he could use and was it tom on the fold? Armory St. Is the only hospital program, to be broadcast live his emergency powers to bring Did your wife get upset two weeks ago by a federal entrance open from 11 p.m. to Tardiff Elected budget for the current fis- 2al year. at 6 p.m., will be rebroadcast further savings by ’’cutting per­ ’cause you left her no court to speed integration. 7 a.m. All other outside doors By Young Dems at 11:30 pfm. Sunday on WTIC sonnel, closing facilities” or or­ money? Wallace issued an executive are locked during the night The governor has 16 days to Radio. dering other economies. The Did you barge out the door order directing the Limestone shift. Robert Tardlff of 93 Amott act on the legislative "com ­ The governor will be ques­ bill was passed overwhelmingly when she said "Don’t be County school beard to open the Rd. last night was elected presi­ promise” package containing a tioned by a panel of newsmen by both houses, but the crucial funny?" New Hope Junior High School ADMITTED YESTBJRDiAY: dent of the Young Democratic 3V4-per cent sales tax, a 6 per consisting of Don Campbell, votes on the amendment con­ Was the car kind of slug­ and allow residents of the pre­ Pugltese photo cent tax on capital gains and Canfield W. Brewspter, 98 Legion Club of Manchester, which has Capitol Bureau chief for the taining the details the plan gish and the traffic In sea­ dominantly Negro community dividends and other levies. It were much closer, passing 83-82 Dr., Vernon; William C. Col- been reactivated for the first Pattersons Wed 25 Y ears SAUE e Hartford Times; Sherman Lon­ son? to .choose the county school time since 1968. was passed by the legislature In the House. umbe, 268 Woodbrldge St.; Mrs. don, editorial page editor for Were your fights with co­ their children will attend this Other officers elected at last late 'ITiursdt^y night. " Meskill charged that the Raffaela Donato, East Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Pat­ Is a member of the Hartford the Waterbury Republican and workers without rhyme or fail. night’s orgranizational meeting "The legislation provides for American; and Larry deBear, Democrat-controlled liegislature reason? The New Hope School, estab­ Mrs. Catherine E. Dtmcan, 86 terson of 9 Baulters Rd., who Engineers Club and the Hart- I are Vied Malewsko, executive BUY NOW. . . wijoy Itwimidout MWhig* oi»»4^rtoty (ft no payoff of the deficit and assistant director of W nc pushed through the sales-tax Forget it, dear friend — lished in the early 1920s, had Barry R d.; Mrs. Susan Goodelle, ford Section of the American | vice president; Karen Laski, observed their 28th wedding an­ there is real question as to News. bill to force hint either to ac­ and don’t feel unusual. only black pupils for many 126 Prospect St., Rockville. Society of Mechanical Ekigl- dMitonttnlora and prior modato (Cbiftr tlT.«i8larioi/.;MriaWia***^wiW treasurer; Nancl Wagner, per­ niversary on July 31, were hon­ whether it is in balance,” Mes­ cept It and pay off little or none It happens quite often — years. At the ena of the 1970-71 Also, Alclde J. MalUet, 269 neers. Both he and his wife are Raooidws. and Componant $yal«ma)-je8dit^1n original faclo^ M M 9arlonal manent recording secretary ored at two anniversary parties. members of a square dance kill said at his morning news of the *262 million deficit or to you’ll find on perusal. school year, there were 184 Ne­ Lawrence Rd., Wapplng; Claude and temporarily corresponding On July 4, the couple were cenference. allow the Income tax to remain It’s the thirteenth, a Fri­ gro and five white children in C. Higgins, 29 Sunset Terr., club. secretary; and Lawrence Gau- feted at a surprise party at the He added, -however, he had and further identify himself day — when some people the student body. South l^ndsor; Mrs. Anna J . tax that accompanies the per­ ruder and Edward Szymanou- summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. the power to effect further cuts with the unwelcome levy. say, Wallace ordered the school Karvells, 36 Palm S t; Laurent sonal income tax, which the ski Jr., delegates to the state Russell Elliott at Cornfield Measure of Power in spending under emergency Referring to the sales-tax "WTiatever might happen— board to reinstitute the attend­ O. Larrabee, East Hartford; 18" Color Portable TV new bill would repeal. It would executive board. Point in Old Saybrook. They Horsepower as a unit of pow­ conditions. He said auch cuts substitute, which he claimed it was meant that way.” ance zone plan in effect last Jayne libbey, 188 Brook St., go into effect Sept. i. Tardlff, who initiated the were also guests of honor on er measurement was adopted I could include layoffs. would leave nothing for deficit school year which permitted South Windsor. ------If the goveinor decides to drive to reactivate the club, has Aug. 2 at a family dinner party by James Watts in experiments payment, Meskill said: “Ob­ pupUs in the New Hope commu­ Also, Henry O. Hardls, 88 The governor said he had not veto the new measure, the in­ the "complete blessing of the in the Terrace Room at Bradley with strong dray horses, ac-1 seen the bill but had directed viously- the Democrats are not nity to attend that school or Brook S t, South Windsor; come tax would remain, in ef­ interested in paying their Democratic Town Committee,” International Airport, Wndsor cording to Encyclopaedia Brl- his tax commissioner to print any other of their choice in the George Meyer, 62 Bigelow St.; fect and employers would begdn bills." Meskill predicted “re­ according to Ted Cummings, tannica. and mail both the income with­ Heavy Action county. He directed the board Mrs. CecUe C. Pine, 109 Foster Locks. withholding from pay checks on quests for massive tax Increas­ 'town committee chairman. Richard Patterson married holding and sales-tax tables to Sept. 1. to provide transportation for St.; Mrs. Vlrgilnla M. Press, 47 Cummings and Irene LaMay, es in February" if we keep the those who elect to attend other Germaine Verhelst of Bruxelles, employers and retailers ”I think the Ieg;islature did Dougherty St.; Daren A. Sears, a town committee woman, were package” of the substitute sales schools. Belgium, July 31, 1916 in Brux­ throughout the state. The tables the impossible yesterday, ’ ’ Below DMZ 2 Carter St,; Mrs. Margaret J. last night g;iven honorary life tax. Acknowledging that his action elles. T iey have three children, should arrive early next week. Meskill said. "I didn’t believe it Skelley, Ironwood Dr., RFD 3, memberships In the Young Meskill said it was possible, will create an “economic bur­ Patricia and Michele Patterson, The new sales tax is per could further disgrace itself but Vernon. Democrats Involved In the polit­ den” for the board, the gover­ cent above the current sales I think It did.” (See Page Eight) Continues BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ical process,” Tardlff said to­ both at home, and Mrs. Rich­ nor said the state will contrib­ ard (Almee) Suhle of Uhion'vllle. to Mr. and Mrs. David Palmer, day. ute $30,(XX) "to help in renovat­ ■Mr. Patterson is a test facili­ By GEORGE ESPER 32 Valley View Dr., Tolland; a Tardlff Is a 1966 graduate of for that Associated Press Writer ing the New Hope School to son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Manchester High School and re- ties engineer at Pratt and STRIKING D IFFEREN CE provide adequate classrooms Thompson, 28 Overland S t ; a (veived a BS degree in business ■Whitney Division of United Air­ ' diii^ndifili Pditabil' SAIGON (AP) — The North for all students in the New craft Corp., Blast Hartford, and in daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ administration from Norfiieast- Color Scientist To Join Spacemen Vietnamese shelled two more Hope community who desire to chael Pollack, Wethersfield. em University In June. He is BLACKTOP MVEMEHTS Syria, South Vietnamese bases just attend New Hope School." DISCHARGED YESTER­ employed by the Connecticut $ 9mW 0 0 m t ' ■ model 6272 offer* wonderful vlawllig Slim-afid-trlm lnodel 6104 b * lir l0 ^ below the demilitarized zone to­ Wallace said that under a In Apollo 17 Moon Voyage day in the second successive federal court order handed DAY : Mrs. Katherine J. Bank and Trust Co. in Hart­ PANTS & SLACKS with ih 18" diagonal measure uHriO- color 11” (diagonal measure) acreent’ Jordan Brown, Taylor St., Talcottvllle; ford and Is a member of the Nr prompt sorvko, phono bright tube for fabuloui} realiim, Automatic Color Purifi^, telescoping dipole antenna, plus ex*, day of intensified action along down July 30, New Hope pupils Michael R. Loubier, Warehouse Democratic Club of Manches­ ''' By HOWARD BENEDICT with Ceman and Evans as the the northern frontier. were assigned to Tanner and ,('111 ----I 11 W V ,,, 843-442S telescoping antenna, (^ T U d ^ fra Bonded Circuitry chadi* elusive Magnavox Bonded Circultsy Point; Susan Moore, 19 Bowers ter. AP Aenx^ace Writer backup crew for Apollo 14. U.S. BS2 bombers countered East Limestone schools, 20 to MANOHE8IEB with keyed AGC for luD ^or ratoftfion. Recassad carryiAg chassis with Keyed AGC for sup^or In Oash S t.; Mrs. Jacqueline B. Collins, Anyone interested In further leaners Sources reported the names with their heaviest strikes in 22 miles away. Bus trans­ BETTER C HABOWABB ft SUPPLY handle permits easy performano* ohd lastlrfg rellabUiw. SPACE CENTER, Houston 82 Hammond St., Rock'vllle. information about the club of the Apollo 17 crew to The As- By 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS more than two weeks in the re- ’ portation to Tanner and East '1 l.lil I N Itll ...... (AP) — ’The space agency end­ gion in an effort to keep the Limestone is dangerous, he Also, Cheryl L. Howe, 19 Hol- should contact Tardlff. .soclated Press ’Thursday, and a Syria and Jordan exchanged enemy from massing for a ma­ said, because the route is heav­ ed a months-long controversy space agency spokesman later tank and artillery fire across jor offensive. ily traveled, “bumper to bump­ today and named Dr. Harrison confirmed they would be an­ the border today, a day after er" at times. nounced formally .today. the Syrian government broke North Vietnamese gunners H. Schmitt as the first scientist- Parents of virtually all of the ’Die landing rite will be se­ relations ■with King Hussein’s slammed 180 mortar and rocket astronaut selected for an Amer­ lected after experts have stud­ shells into Alpha 1 and Alpha 2, Negro pupils who attended New ican space crew. kingdom, Damascus radio re­ ied phatographs and data re­ ported. bases at the eastern end of the Hope last semester, Wallace Schmitt, a Harvard-trained Gov. Wallace today challenged the federal courts by ordering the reopening of said, petitioned him to inter­ YOUUSEE* tu rn ^ from the recent Apollo An army spokesman In Dam­ DMZ. geolog;lst, will fly on ApoUo 17, vene. They are "a proud MID SUMMER SPECIALS 18 journey. ascus said five Jordanian tanks Lt. Col. Le 'Trung Hien, a black school which was closed weeks ago by a federal court...(AP Photo) last qf, the moon-landing mis­ people," he said, "steep ^ in TTie Apollo 18 crew, named were destroyed. ’There was no spokesman for the South Viet­ iMjr loreoBt «raliahl»f ■ow uttrpjuirti sions in the Apollo program. previously, consists of Navy namese command, said some the traditions of the New Hope immediate comment from Jor­ community and for that reason Commanding the flight will be dan, but reports of clashes and government soldiers were (See Page Nine) ' have a special interest in send­ Na'vy Capt. Eugene A. Ceman, Syrian air attacks swept wounded but none was killed in |ilo|iirol*,Now and amazing TAb with the ing their children to the New veteran of two space ' trips. through Amman, the capital. the predawn shellings. He said Civil Rights Panel Hits Nixon Hope School." ■ Rounding out the crew will be Jordan charged the border he did not know what damage These A re built -la mamory* today's nawait, mait Ronald E. Evans, a Na'vy lieu­ was done. South Vietnamese New Hope is one cf more clash Thursday that Jed Syria than 140 formerly all-black or tenant commander who has not to break relations was caused tanks are based at Alpha 2, a TEMPLE’S predominantly black schools in flown in space. by Syria’s failure to keep a half mile south of the DMZ. Al­ On %ast Resort* Busing Plan advanced faatnrii*^ Miiy magilfllafit the state closed by the courts Ceman and Schmitt will land tight rein on the Palestinian pha 1 is miles south of the imraiuo under a stepped-up Integratiola on the moon, while Evans mans guerrillas. DMZ. WASHING’TON (AP) — 'The possible without resort to bus­ with equal percentages of eth­ formula. Their pupils were re­ •*niniflliseae» modali* COME IN TODAY! the command ship in lunar or­ A government spokesman, Hien also said he didn’t know U.S. Civil Rights Commission ing. nic groups. "Unfortunately, the Presi­ assigned to predominantly bit. broadcasting over Amman Ra­ the locations of the enemy says school-desegregation ef­ Weigel had ruled that city REAL dent’s statement almost cer­ white schools. launching sites. The 82mm Named backups for the mis­ dio, said the fighting between forts may be seriously under­ schools were segregated be­ BROADLOOM mortar and 107mm rockets tainly will have. . .the effect of cause of past actions of the nie governor had said earlier sion were the astronauts who Jordanian and Syrian forces Your choice of five styles mined by President Nixon’s undermining the desegregation he would order the reopening of last week completed the histor­ Ihursday was "regrettable but used in the attacks could reach school board, such as in locat­ effort,” the commission said. an undisclosed number of the .... all with the new Uhra-R^ngular, Uttra-Bright' ic Apollo 18 flight—Col. David resulted from mounting and in­ the two bases from positions In­ policy that busing should be ing new schools and drawing m picture tuba. You get mpra viewing Bfoa,jil^rper pio> creased guerrilla raids across side the six-mile-wlde buffer used only as a last resort. ‘"The President does not offer attendance boundaries. schools under the freedom of R. Scott, Lt. Ck>l. James B. Ir­ choice plan which has been re­ tures, plusfabuloualife-likirealisrril MedHawahean-- New Magnavox win and MaJ. Alfred M. Word­ the berder this week.” zone. "What the nation needed wah an alternative to implement the On his orders the board BUYS ’The attacks along the DMZ desegregation of the nation's jected by the federal courts. modal 7126 (above) on casters. Italian ProvinolaL en, all Air Force officers. Syria closed its border with presented a plan calling for ex­ NYLON Total Avtomotip began Thursday, breaking a a call to duty and responsibility schools. Had he presented an Until today, he had not identi­ ' Ekr(^ A ^ fi^ dan^ t!K n^ ^ 'ary and ^renclii'ProvfhciM ’Ihe naming of Schmitt was a Jordan last month to protest for the immediate elimination tensive busing. King Hussein’s successful lull in the war. , effective altematiye. the state­ fied any of them. Colpr System victory for the space agency of the dual school system, and Of the 48,000 elementary pu­ fina-fumiture nfodela are ahot^ below. crackdown on the guerrillas. Hien said he believes the ment would have found accept­ Hq made the announcement scientific community, who has for support of all those school pils, about 13,700 are black, 7,“ at Troy’ state University ■while ^ACTemambaim for'VM t If On ’Thursday it became the North Vietnamese will select ance among those wh® have w m ftlWR long contended that NASA has officials who are forthrightly 000 are of Asian extraction and here to receive an honorary third Arab country to sever re­ cne base as an objective, then waited 17 years after the Su­ 27,000 are white. The number to always give y ^ J>erfectiY-hiAii|iii^ given preference to long-time carrying out their legal obliga­ doctor of laws degree and to lations 'with Jordan. Libya and concentrate on it in an all-out preme Court decision (on be bused hns not been deter­ shaq) pictiirM^with natural iMMh je t pilots in selecting space tions,” said the commission, deliver the commencement ad­ MAGEE Algeria did so earlier this year, assault aimed at overrunning school desegregation) to see the mined. tohaa—automatleally-TOP ayary crews. it. He pointed out that the headed by the Rev. ’Theodore law of the land implemented.” dress closing the summer term. and on July 19 Iraq closed its Hesburgh; president of the Uni­ channel, every time. No H>mplng Bump^ from a chance to fly terder -with Jordan and barred North Vietnamese used this ITie commission said effects WASHINGTON (AP) — A WaUace on Thursday ordered versity of Notre Dame. CARPET up toedlutf controls—no givanar to the moon by the Schmitt se­ all flights to and from Jordan tactic last June when they of NlxCn’s Aug. 3 antibusing Pennsylvania congressman a white pupil transferred from President Nixon this week di­ lection was Air Force Col. Jo ­ w V .4 over Iraqi air space. oveirran Fire Base Fuller, the statement In the Austin, Tex., wants to stop use of "cheese- a predominantly black schotd to blb^ia^.'TAagnavaiX TAG*- rected federal agencies to work seph H. Engle, one-time X18 pi­ DR. H. A. SCHMITT school desegregation case will bex-type” schccl buses for long­ which she was assigned by a K dtide,'itorgat HI toward desegregation wherever lot who had trained for months Astronaut (See Page Eight) (See Page Four) be to erode the position of distance trips on grounds oper­ fedend court desegregation Installed Over Heavy Padding school administrators who liave ating such vehicles jeopardizes plan. put themselves on the line to children's lives. He called on the Nixon ad- implement the law. At Twnpte Floor you got csoporing tiMts Nixon said at that time that (See Page Four) (See Page Eight) not only liixurloia and proctfeal but qko Violence Ebbs he favors, no more busing than rtoeonably pricod! This otogcuit carpot required by law. holds up boourifutty in tho hooviost traffic 7.95 The commission said busihg sq. yd. W ^ 'i 'i ' ixA\ ortcB rosistbig soil, stains and footprints. has become an emotlcn-laden Includes Carpet, Paddiiic Technicality It’s tightly wovon with douUo jutg back word—meaning more than just and Expert TaeUeea 12' COMMERCIAL A^dntie Weary Troops^ IRA Take Break in Ulster a mode of transportation. Blacks Set Installation! for yoors of wear. Doeorotor colon. btyles "What is at issue in this mat­ By COUN FROST ter,” it said, “Is not—to use the Conference Delays Action RUBBER BACK YOUR CHOIGE Associated Press Writer President’s phrases—busing for the sake of b u s i n g or even CO M PLEtE BELFAST, Northern Ireland busing solely for racial bal­ In Alabama ‘ IhllrCasc UMITED (AP) — ’The tide of violence in ance. The rtigjor issue is the CERAMIC1C TILE ■ Northern Ireland ebbed today kind of education available at MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — A con­ By DONALD M. ROTHBEBG A. Early American — model $^BQ0 after four days of rioting, the end of the trip.” ference for hundreds of black Associated Press Writer BATHROOM 3662,.on concealed swivel cast­ iIMt ■shoothig and firebombing that politicians gets under way to­ CARPETS has left 26 dead and hundreds SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A day, with hopes that a strong WASHINGTON (AP) — A er*. B, Modem — model 3661. injured. federal appeals court has re­ Southern black caucus can court jurisdiction technicality is OFFERS! Despite the lull, which ap­ fused to delay the desegrega­ grow out of it. holding up resolution of govern­ peared to be a recess of ex­ tion of Sari Francisco’s 95 pub­ “Our first priority will be ment antitrust actions against International Telephone ft Tele­ In Sfock ASTRO SONIC STEREO . . . FM /A M Radio-Phono thip. Each model shown hat 30-Watts El A muiic power, haustion by British troops and lic elementary schools this fall agreement on a political strate­ graph Oorp. bring you the full beauty of mutici Enjoy.spectacular two high-efficiency 10" bast woofers, two 1,000 cycle the Irish Republican Army, by busing. gy for blacks in the 70s,’’ said Two weeks ago the Justice De­ Exponential horns. more hundreds of Roman Cath­ The 9th U.S. Circuit Court cf Dr. John Cashin, a Huntsville, lNHTAf.I.F.n concert hall realism . . i plut fine furniture crafhman- partment agreed to drop their olics fled south to the Irish Re­ Appeals rejected 3 to 0 Thurs­ Ala., dentist who called the Preparation Extra suits challenging TTT’s acquisi­ While They Last public. day requests for a stay from meeting. "We will pay attention tion of three firms if the nation’s AVAILABLE AT ALL THE FOLLOWING LISTED STORES: Slowly tu3 the day brought no the Board of Education and the to community organization for fresh outbursts of violence, the Concerned Parents Association. sustained political power." eighth largest corporation'would aS « 8 5 .9 5 41,000 residents of Belfast be­ The integration plan is to go Cashin over the past few give up one of the companies gan filling the stores and the into effect Sept. 8. years organized the most suc­ and four other firms it controls. offices, to work and to sh’bp In The San Francisco branch of cessful, firedominantly black The agreement would require DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS almost normal fashion. the National Association for the political party in the country, approval of federal courts Wholesale trucks once more Advancement of Colored People the National Democratic Party where the suits were filed. ALL DEALERS STORES OPEN NIGHTS ventured on their rounds. Slow- brought the court action which of Alabama. But the U.S. District Court in ”ly they conquered the food led to the order to integrate. Alabama, with 105 black Hartford, Conn., lost jurisdic­ ALL NYLON ’ 5 .0 0 shortages of the week. Belfast, tion over one case when the SQ. YABD A stay would have halted the elected officials, is third in the BRAIDED RUGS except in the burned out busing plan pending outcome of nation in that respect, accord­ government appealed its deci­ MASTER GHMIE - REVOLVIINI OtURRE trouble areas, began to look al­ an appeal of the integration or­ ing to the Joint Center lor Po­ sion to the Supreme Court. WITH 2 . \ A government lawyer said or­ 17”x24” REG. «8.95 most normal. der Issued by U.S' District litical Studies in Washington. MATCHING In Belfast, Londonderry and Court Judge Stanley Weigel. Cashin estimates 70 per cent of dinarily the Justice Department BRAIDS » 3 9 » » 3 Colors Only, Copper, Olive, Autamn Newry, all centers of religious Supporters cf stay argued them ran on his party's ticket. would ask the Supreme Court and IRA fury since last week­ that the schools would spend As a region„ the South has to refer the case back to the end, the snipers and the bomb­ millions of dollars carrying out more elected black officials, district court. But, he said the f ers went underground. the integration plan, only to problem is the nation’s highest from justices of the peace to One blast marred the peace— have it wasted if the appeal state senators, than any other tribunal is in summer recess. XNSX^rX CBSSStfSt an explosion that damaged a were successful. part of the country. Justice Department attorneys C A R P E T A N D Northern Ireland government The plan calls for busing of Most were elected after the now are trying to come up with RMIAINrS building near Castlederg. children among seven city a formula for returning the INC 1965 Voting Rights Act dramati- Police freed of fires and snl- The strain of life in Belfast shows in the faces children who arrived in Liverpool, England today zones to balance the student FLOOR COVERING ESTABLISHED 1939 bodies of all elementary schools (Se« Page Four) (See Page Nine) TEMPIFS It (See Page Nine) of a mother—holding her son—and some of the as Protestant refugees from Ulster. (AP Photo) 308 MAIN STREET,.MANCHESTER — 643-6662 44S'HARTFORD ROAD OPEN DAILY TILL 9 — SATURDAY TILL 6 fAQE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 18,.1971 I^C H E STE R .EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 PAGE THREE South Windsor m tm rm o Judge Urges Huge Profit MQVIERffnNQB Sheinwold on Bridge Ntw Columbia R IR RMREPUB AND ★ CampOoses Legal Heroin By ALFBED 8HEINWOLD WINNER OF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS!^ PZC Approves Two More Expected In YOUNQPEOPia BESTSUPP0SI*®*CIDR-J0HHMLLS -- ^ --^ Aa n o r t h BESTONEMATOOnAPHY Eighth Year IPHIIADELPHIA (AP) — A On Friday the 18th It’s con­ U Desigfnation Of sidered bad luck to argue 4 6 5 3 ROear A O T34JM -TO O R HCWARD Democrats municipal judge has proposed Dollar Sale intuit o.s(.s^ tof .SS^Sls. ^ A 1092 “Another successful season, legalising the sale of heroin to about the right of way with a JOHN MUS ' SARAH M IB ‘Open Spaces’ m i M By BILL NEIKIRK freight train or an enraged 0 A8 and they seem to get better reduce illegal drug traffic and. I ALL ASU ABMimO ♦ KQ52 WASHINGTON (AP) — The riilnoceros. It’s Ulso a bad day B^sPaugliter every year,” Is how Camp Ken­ The Planning and Zoning Candidates orimes related to drug addic­ EAST tion. government ht^s to earn more to bid a doubtful slam unless WEST nedy Director Harry F. Smith Commission has decided • to Two more Democratic hope- than $100 million from sale of you know how to play the K Q J 107 ♦ 9, - , , ...... “If we start to treat the ad- AU AIB AMiniO summed It up today. change the “ Mountain Reserve" fuls have announced that they . . ■ , ^ . the Eisenhower silver dollar, cards weU. ^ 6 <0 85 to “ Open Space" areas in order ® 0 Q7643 ’Ihe Mancheseter camp for re­ will seek the sui^rt of the criminal, most of the drug making it the most profitable North dealer o K 109 5 2 to receive federal and state COIXSITATIOKS 4 . J 109 8 6 tarded children closed its eighth In the Ninth District there U.S. coin ever minted. It also Both sides vulnerable ♦ 7-^ funds for the designated areas. the large home . room ot uoth pcuty at the caucus Mhnday problems would disappear,” session at 3 p.m. ’This year’s were several class rooms for may be the last made of stiver. Opening lead — King of SOUTH A hearing on the matter, spar- the freshman and sophomore night to run for seats on the Judge Paul A. Dandridge said M m icno session started on July 6 and each grade up to and including The profit will be stretched Spades. ♦ A842 siey attended, made it clear classes imder the supervision I (Mar 17 raeitru tctoBMnyln lost only two of its 29 camping the sixth. Each of these classes TVmm Council at the Nov. 2 ^ over .several yeara as the Pimt tr AAult Swr«n West opened the king of C? KQJ743 that residents were in favor of of the high school principal. was taught by an under-gradu­ U.S. Mint disposes of some 150 spades, and South fiddled 0 I days to the weather—an July the change. Maps show that About all O.C. can remember 27 and 30. ate (known ah normalite) from million Ike silver dollars to col­ about for seven or eight min­ * A4 A NO-NONSENSE THRILLER there are areas called "con­ about Mr. Petefson (known as the New Britain Normal School lectors and others interested in utes before giving up two East South West All that remains to be done, servation areas" as well as Pete") was that he volun- , M MK im U 17 AOMHIB North (now CTentral Connecticut State leered to help out a class too dietn Dr. have “T upped f,? the ^ total buying it at a premium. (AfiiMiiMVMnr spade tricks. Pass 1 A Smith said, is a cleanup job next “ mountain reserves" and all .• a ^ -a cotitiUBt, ttie averaAfo heroin 1 * 1 9 JANE FONDA IS BRILLIANT! College). The undergraduate Mary T. Brooks, director of Is MrtAKl MW) "Very unlucky, partner,” Pass 4 NT Pass week, “ to jHit the cam p in shape felt that both areas should be small to field a football team 2 Z> teachers of each grade were un­ the mint, says she hopes the South remarked. "You had the Pass 5 NT Pass -The Ktw Yorker tor next year.” designated as "open space." in an interclass game on Satur­ *0*^ ‘“ •K" heroin. 5 C? der the control of salaried su- Democratic seats to be filled. sale will net the Treasury well Ml ■ B i ■ w tsw wrong doubleton. If you held Pass 6 'y All Pass Smith again praised the Chairman Dr. Bruce Brad­ day. 6 0 peiwlsors. O.C. remembers two. In his bid, Mainelli stated sev- in excess of $100 million, al­ only two spades, I’d hanre made camp’s volunteer counselors. ford, answering to a question He came in on Monday with Miss Palmer and Miss Mc- eral reasons for seeking the po- though she said she can provide the slam.” ~ ’"They did the job and It’s they about building a house on open a long fresh scab on his nose. BlUon. A s a m e m b e r o fth e C a p i- c ^ W ^ U o n s to corn- no exact profit estimate. “ You should have spoken up spade, and tbe next player dou- who should get the credit,” he space land, said the Zoning O.C. can only think of one man tal Improvemente Committee *» presenUy "It goes to the taxpayer, sooner,” North painted out. "If bles. You hold: Spades, 9; JcMiefoftdd h l u l e said. Board has the power to permit 'The kindergarten was on the now living in Manchester who for the past three years, he vice chairman of the Manches- right into the Treasury,” she I’d known you wanted me to Hearts, 8-6; Diamonds, Q-7-6- A total of 90 volunteer coun- building on any land where sat­ first floor next to Vine St. and may know how that accident (?) sald recommendations w ere 1®*" .Scouting District, was dls- said. “The mint isn’t trying to TBEATER TIME have a doubleton spade, I’d 4-8; dubs, J-10-9-8-8. extended across the end of the happened, Elmore Watkins. AIR CO.‘' clubs, ready to advise us on most decreasing availability of land, her horse and pony. probably junior high). ’Two nearly an hour late. She would give no estimate of "Slimmer of ’42,” loao; “CSd- discarding a spade from your ■A PERFECT ANALYSIS" health problems. the introduction of nuilUple Agnes Davis She considered a shelter for large rooms, the seventh grade Might as well tell it as It is, Kin Says Nixon proflt—or loss—on the $10 proof sum,’ ’8:16. hand. Continue with dummy’s GIVEN BY A PARROT - TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Manchester has a fine facil­ dwelling'units in the Townr and the animals some years ago under Miss Wllkenson on the or was. coins, which are minted by Meadows Drive-In — “Bunny last club, and discard another ity here,” Smith said. “It is the Influence of a large city Is Unchanged when her daughter had the anl- north side of the hall and eighth hand, poUshed with O’Hare,” 10:20; ’’Hloody Ma- spade. ’T.V."— Jean-Claude Van Itallie tops among similar facilities in mals as a 4-H project. She does with Miss Annie Staricweather and the surrounding towns as lOS ANGELES (AP) — Des- dust, and sealed in a plastic ma,” 8:20. East must win the trick but reasons for his projectims. the state for the mentally re­ Lonely Women in Tennessee Williams’ Play not need a permit for a fence on ..tlje south, both salaried plte three years in the nation’s case. Blue-MUs Drive-In — “Gun- cannot return a spade. East tarded. ’The citizens of Manches­ but she must take care not to teachers. Malnelli has been a resident of highest office. President Nixon “We’re very modest in our fight,” 10:20; “A New Leaf,” must return a diamond or a BAILEY AUDITORIUM ter can be very proud of It.” Linda Lariv6e, left, and Kathy Barlow rehearse School. Summer Activities of Manchester, sponsor have the area become unsight- Next on toe north side of the MO'I'll I’UOOl IM. South i^dsor since 1967, is a is “still vhat his close friends prices on our proof coins,” she 8:20. club, for lack of anything MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL their roles as lonely women in “A Perfect Analysis of the event, calls the presentation “Three Plays ly- hall was the high school library member of St. Margaret Mary know him to be,” his youngest said. “A proof coin we sell f o r ------else. In either case, you ruff in Charter Commission and study hall, not a very large m ;n i i; ( i.i \m I!' 8 P.M . DONATidN $1.00 Jl I ;i . . IM '.I ■ ■ Parish and the Knights of Ool- brother says. $6 here goes for $12 and $16 the dummy and discard the AUG. 13 ft 14 Police Reject Given by a Parrot,” by Tennessee Williams. It will in Search of an Audience.” Lee E. Hay and Rob- Only two townspeople attend­ rtxjm. Next to It on the north­ umbus. He has a degree in engi- Edward Nixon, 41, of Lynn- overseas.” Princess Anne last low spade from your hand. be presented with “The Welcoming” and “T V ” to- ert Jordan will direct. Tickets will be available at ed the Charter Commission west corner of the building was neerlng from the University of wood, Waih., told newsmen In the past; the ’Treasury has If the hand looks too tough, 3-Year Pact night aijd tomorrow night at 8 at Manchester High the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) hearing this week. 'The Select- Rhode Island and Is employed at Thurwiay at a diowing of un- picked up no more than $4 mll- In Bathing Suit save it fo r Saturday the 14th, TONITE 1st RUN FEATURE ------^------men agreed to a proposal for a the enghieni^ins department of published photographs of Mx- lion a year from its proof-coin and it will practically play it­ SHOWN FIRST EVERY KITE and Zoning Commission will un- GOP board member Richard nine-member Board of Educa- Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. He- on’s first two years as Presi- sales. And, the total profit last self. With Hartford Ruffles British I^ANCHESTe EXCEPT FRI. ft SAT. Tolland dergo a major upheaval, leaving Bowering. (Jarol Duncan, a Re- ^^n and the only changes made also earned a Masters degree in dent that his brother stands on year cn both proof and unclrcu- Daily <)aestion i:> ht t \/'£. • HARTFORD (AP) — A city only one member not up for publican Is expected to seek re- "'ere in dates referring to budg- SPEND UBOR DAY Buslness Administration from the “middle ground, where a lated coins for collectors was LONDON (AP) — The state- Partner opens with one RKS b & HA • BOl ION NOICH the University of Hartford and president has to lie” to saUsfy about $9 million. proposfU for a three-year con­ electlon. Two posts for six-year election. hearings, owned British Broadcasting 244 Center St., Manchester Was an instructor in the eve- the public. The Eisenhower proof dollar tract for Heirtforri policemen Democrats Seen Endorsing terms are up and two more for Incumbent GOP Selectmen WEEKEND IN ODUNQDIT (3orp. has caused a minor stir Phone: 646-1986 filling vacancies for two year Robert Dumont and Charles Ra- Manchester Evening Herald nlng school there In 1967 and “He’s stiU what his close should double in value quick,y was rejected ’Thursday night by terms. mondo are reportedly not In Columbia correspondent Vlrgln- F O U R DAYS 9^0 OC double 1968. friends know him to be,” Nixon Brooks said, with the un- by distributing pictures of Prin- The Romans are the first The tiiuo most notorious about 100 police union mem- Thifanil Bid for Re-Election ’The posts of alternates to the contention for re-election, al- Carlson tel. 228-0224. THREE NIGHTS O T aTo# occupancy As a member of the Cnidtal said. circulated dollar c«nn, doubling cess Anne in a bathing suit. recorded sausage makers. Improvements Committee, he Richard Nixon became inter- *"^v^ue in five ye^. Taken by ®BC televlslwi First Selectman (Charles Thl- The requirement will likely Planning and Zoning Commls- though neither has made a for- (includes gratuities) Their intenUon being to pre­ iiuoman bank robbers... After rejecting toe pMt, the jg expected to receive the prompt the local town commit­ slon, have reverted to appointive nial comment about it. has reviewed the town’s reouire- osted in poUtlcs as a boy and The history is that the min- cameramen, the pictures were ’Three hearty breakfoato and dinners serve the smaller parts and union members d lr e ^ d their jj^n^^ratlc endorsement for a ones due to an error In the print- Cn the Board of Finance, both Grant for UConn ments for «® CSiarles Regan, presently peals come up for elecUon to ^ Immunologists. CALL of order blanks, outside of a one-piece bathing suit. The crats with the opportunity to lican and Cavanagh a Demo- announced ’Thurs­ that so vitally affect the future added Edward, vriio works for FULLY AIR CONDITIONED seasonings, one hundred per tract recenUy signed by toe secretary of the Zoning Board six-year ternis while one ZBA maybe Internal Revenue Ser- photo is of the type the royal select their candidates. crat. day, is to support training pro- of the town.” a Seattle oceanography firm. cent meat. For picnickers, city and Ita firemen. ’The provl- Appeals and a iftember of the alternate will be elected for a The showing of photograidia vice frnns.” family has always barred pho- sausage is an ideal alterna- slon calls for parity In wage in* Board of Finance, He Is opening up tonight’s en­ six year term under the charter. . .. I, grams to be directed during the GlobeTravel Service - 643-216S Homish, president of the 8he said it probably wUl be tographers from taking, Uve to plabBs; cook it in foil dorsement meeting to all regis- _____^ ______Manchester Evening Herald years by Dr. Aimer I. was at the Califocnla Museum creases. Neither the Democrats nor Two library directors will Awiy Heights Water A ^tath ^ oflctence and InAW ^' the last silver coin ever minted g^ne sources said the royal OH, WHAT A in hot wood ashes, .or un­ W iliV T K l) tered Democrats in town and co^ie up for full six-year terms ToiJand correspondent Bette Becker, an Immunologist and ’The fireman’s pact calls for the Republicans have made any and past president of the Aveiy in the United States. family had permitted the ptc- wrapped on a metal griU. Al- professor of pathology. 13 per cent wage hikes over announcements regarding the will accept nominations from another for a four-year Quatrale, fTel. 875*2846. Heights Homeowners Associa­ The Ike silver dollar is a 11m- tures to be and published L0VH.Y WAR thou^ the meat is basically la pei; eeiii wu|;c iun.ez) uvet announcemeiiuj icguiuiiis f r thp pnnHI ------— ------pork, a resourceful use of two years, but toe parity clause candidates for the upcoming V*® canoi- vacancy. Two assessors j^ sts tion, stated his main concem is Ited issue. ’Ihe mint hc^>es to assuraiuses proceeds from fridoy & Saturday ____T______dates will have to be limited to oiv-zmoc Girls a Failure seasonings like onions, chest­ requires that if policemen are local elections, come up for election to six-year the development and corrective start mass-producing this faU gaje of the 72-cent booklet nuts, sweet peppers, pro­ $10,000 town committee members, terms, as do two members of actions to be made in the Avery AUGUST 13 14 giranted a wage scale higher The Republican Town (3om- the Elsenhower copper-nickel ,^ould aid the Save the ChUdrwi h duces an enormous variety of however. the Board of Tax Review, under Brook area and in promoting At Safecracking reward toan the firemen’s, the firemen mlttee met last night to hear dollar designed for general clr- pujjji hut the Dally Minor said saiuages. Ill a letter sent to town com­ terms of the charter. Both were plans to Improve the Rye St will get a similar raise. recommendations of its culation, and to discourage col- pirjjicess was being used. CALL 429-2912 mittee members, 'Thifault formerly four year terms. Recreaticn area. He added he B^RT LAUDERDALE, Fla. lecUng of the cper-nlckel ______For Reservations Summer is a great time Union leaders said they nominating committee, and has pointed to the victory of the Many Not Running Again woAild like to woric toward com' (AlP) — Four women were ar- coin, the mint plans to strike if.n# to come to MR. STEAK, hoped talks with toe city could ggheduled its party caucus for TICKETS $8.00 Democrats in 1969 when they Many of the present office pleUng some goals the i»esent rested as they battered> away at an unlimited number. M e t e o r f 244 Center Street, 646- be resumed next week. next Thursday at 8 p.m. in the ______Meteors strike the earth’s at- STUDENTS $2.00 captured the first selectman holders will not seek re-election council has put aside. He is the a safe trying to break in with 1995, for relaxing and Meadowbrook School. pest for the first time in 22 o -.»n, mosphere year-round. Almost a Group Rates Available BUNNY -O’H ARE Like the Democrats the Re­ including several In key posts. ^ y announced candidate from hammers, hacksaws, knives Drinking Better meteroroids faU into the delicious dining. We are years, but noted also that vot- Town Treasurer Eleanor Wes­ the fourth voting district Reservations 429-2912 America’s favorite fam­ Boy, 12, Caught publicans have avoided making Itig control has been retained and forks, police said. MUNICH, Germany (AP) — atmosphere during each 24- any announcements regarding ton, a Republican, is stepping . In 1967, Hornlsh was cited by Police said an officer found ^®®* German consumption of hour period To

• t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 PAGE FIVB Tolland Elm City Fights for Lives of Its Elms W elfare Chief Threatened PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 A- Pump Installatioii To Solve By JUDY FBEUND On Visit to Bridgeport NE7W HAVEN (AP) — Elm Vemon City is in danger of becoming BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A* toe room and go into the oorri- Rights Panel Blacks Set Valley View W ater Problem Blmleos city . half dosen cf tiie 160 persona *»•,’’ White said. He reported demonztratlng at the Welfare ?? evacuate toe vSw In toe two in toe Middle School. -r^ IM ^ buUdlng—"that the call was to Hits Nixon^ 0>nference SaufULoUhsL Architects Present Design Robertson, wUl con- dlseazed elms that lined city Department office here threw „^e to come out where they ^*** **** *®*' “■ ■®c<»4 year in her streets and planted none in rocks, bottles and insults at wonted me'.’’ which will pump position ^ the Meadowbrook their jdace. Approodmately 2,- state Welfare Oommlsslooer At about 11:46 Am., escorted Busing Plan In A la b a m a Henry C. White 'Iluirsday when by police, White went through CapHaL md l^er sections of the sub- toe BriUrii primary system’s "The elm tne has been a he visited the local welfare of- the taunting crowd and got Into (OomUiiaed from Page One) (Continued from Page One) For High School Expansion Residrata livimr nn thn hill , Learning Day" to great loss," Lyon said, "tt has flee, police reported. a police cor. "The safety of these children, cally Increased the number cf By S o l R . C ohen A preliminary design cancel l^ude a mixed "family group" been a beautiful tree and still While the commissioner was Tlien came a brief hail of inside, a bomb threat was rocks and bottles "thrown by a is Jeopardised when the com­ black registered voters. Such for renovation and expansion proW ei^^e kindergarten and first is. I don’t think any tree could toSte ^ graders. nsplace that as far as beauty." made to the office, police said, half dozen peiqile," police said, mon cheesebox-type school polltlcitns as Democratic It was 11 o’clock last night ztanctatoJ^i^sX ^ilJl?r 1 '^‘*^**^ Rego-VU- The American elm is easily and White was hustled through No one was hit. Pc^ce added bus—barely adequate for low- Georgia State Rep. Julian when the State Senate, by a 22 narhnna insp sonted to the Permanent Build- The cafeterias as well, as most the crowd into an unmarked po- that some people in the crowd HMise vote *wero, perhaps, less ^ of too rest of too school will be as Inny as four^vB 1?****!IL-®* Csjabamlm, Peru, identified from a distance with speed, local operation—is per­ Bond, of Atlanta, argue be­ to 1 1 vote after three hours of ■ lan nonurable." Committee last night by Outlining toe plans for too McHug** to Dorid JjS!! ****" Wrod through the Its graceful branches sweeping lice car. - slapped at the car, but caused mitted to transport chUdren at cause many Southern counties debate, follow^sd the lead of the w Ambassador program 76 to 100 feet into the air ^ No injuries and no arrests no damage. high speeds cn the nation’s in­ tieHe insiaieainsisted uiaithat uietoe bill oui (to^m> re-re* architectsarciuiecui Viniliam vviiiiam McnufnMcHugh andana school,scnooi, McHughMCMUan anaand Ihreletohjvisivua oaex- |g^ no( really a luxury House of Representatives and introduction to bending into arches like toe were reported. ------terstate highway system," Rep. have black maJcrlUee, the peal toe Income tax and to levy David Bvoloto of McHugh Asso- plained when they were ^ la much leas expensive to White said he arrived In voted to repeal the stato hicome a H sales tax) was "to embar- asked to design it, toe -Board of , er levels cotn^Smut seventh graders at sides of a wide-mouthed vase. Fred 6 . Rooney h4d the Inter­ greatest potential fcr black po­ 6 maintain. Bridgeport at about a.m. for tax and to substitute a 6H por rass toe governor.” ciates. Education had not yet devrtoped SL * o ^ t v ^ beginning Maples are hardy. Oaks are 10 Fish E\port^r» state Commerce Commission litica l power lies in the South. Enlarging an exUtliig buUdlng j,rogram . During toe course Dropoff Point toSLrhT^^ «««>*"* mS^Elms a x a ita M y . a meeting with his staff. When Thufsday. Bond is anwng the pclitlclans cent sales tax for it. While insisting also that "toe he got to the office, a group of STAVANGEBl, Norway — Eix- The wide margin of the vots income tax would be devastat­ which accommodates 1,276 stu- ^ dewing up too preilmlnary \nth about 80 per ceht of the of the -ITmmtol and H*8Ti>-'\Tllalobos will re- FOr economic reasons. Now The Democratic congressman AJBKBStrS from the South and elsewhere Zoning ^Gzs B ^, also on Haven stopped trying to jdant a welfare recipieitis was picket- oept for Peru, which eiQiorts an said the risk is not worth "the Roger N. Godin, 26, of West who have premised to attend was a surprise to many observ- ing for everyime in Ckinnecti- ^ house , archltecto worted Si tag outside. enormous amount of fish meal, ors, but shouldn’t have been. It cut," he said, "I have to vote the architects their ^ administrators, facuHy and The PZC attempted to serve exchange teacher who will aa- new elm for each one that dies, few dollars a school district Hartford, charged with obtaining the. conference. Others, Cashin sume teachlhg duties In * E!ng- “Hiree or four yeaiw back/’ White got out of his car, Norway is the world’s latgest followed the pattern set earlier no—I don’t know what else to share of problems. Not toe least students to acquire a broad B.bout 40 buses wlU be arriving maim infAiemtajHaKv irn 4vsr..s. — ...... _ wAMCta ui” iMi^- '"xiiree or lour yeaiw oacK." may save on transportation money by false pret^ises, yea- said. Include several Mack con- of these problems was that of fjl at about toe same time. Pn>- qxike Vito members of the exporter of fish producto. About costs" in not chartering com­ terday evoilng on a warrant, re- gressmen; the Rev. Jesse Jack- in the House where, at 6:80 p.m. do. range of coverage in terms resldenta*'ai^‘^veloper El- **"^ai*****„.®^' ***** *“ planted 86 elms and after H hours of .debate, circulation which is almost as visions have been made for a dredge Yost -It w m **flnallv "P®"®** years teaching on the central Gre^ to replace crowd, then numbering about hzlf of Norwegian fish ex- mercial buses. leased on a 1100 non-suiety sea from CMcago; Mayer Rich- 6 "How can . toe House and how what was desired. the proposal had carried by a compUcated as 1-84 traffic. special dropoff point for these. agreed on a m iinr hv ®*P*H*nce J*** and in England the dead ones, and 10 per cent 76 persons, and entered toe ports go to Western Ektrope, Rocney, father of three, bond. Court date Atig. 80. ard Hatcher of Gary, Ind.; can toe Senate pass something State Retmbursemeat building. where Great Britain is toe best 126 to 80 margin. It carried by that we all know is poor legis- The student parking area wlU asked to join as an interested ------Manhattan Borough President Eveleto explained toe problem Another area to be eiqpanded accomodate 260 cars and the Soon after, a smaller group piarket. party an appeal by six private better than 8 to 1 in toe House laUcn?" he asked. had been solved as weU as it cupancy permits ^ tw o nearly K Ronald P. Cote, 16, of TOO Percy Sutten, and Mississippi and by 2 to 1 in toe Senate. is the Vo-Ag school but because ^ Qje parking area, which arrived and, claiming to repre- ______bus compaiiies for reversal of Main St., charged with- breach 'gubernatorial candidate He said that the MU "provides can be by creating an area completed houses on toe hlU be "P**®*’ -0 - In toe Senate vote. Sens. Oils portion of toe schoM ^iU be for staff and visitors, withheld until the water aerv- 'niA - _ ments. sent'' toe crowd, it was per­ the IOC’s May 12 ruling school of peace, last nlgiit at on out- Chtu-Ies Event, majmr of Fa^ for no payeff cf toe $261 mlUlon right up through toe middle glonallzed, toe costo of expan- accomodate seme 480 cars. mitted into the building to talk BAND (BbAFTS by buses aire exempted from ncr- David Odegard of Manchester deficit and, in addition, would which he called a main street. Ice met the approval of the ^ ^ 1 door movie at Center Porfc after yette. and Robert Houley voted against Sion wUl be totaUy reimbursed ,j^ dassroom areas wUl be State Health D ^rtm ent ^ 5'*'!?**** *®“®*‘®*' ®PWemlc: A fatal fungus that is with toe commissioner. mal IOC regulations in school- a discussion Involving obemi- Several items on the agenda (xmtribute more to it. This corridor wlU be 18 feet wide by toe state. ,^c]J derign that they can "Most wanted to protest cut­ sponsored trips as well as daily toe measure. Sen. H arry Burke "Let’s defeat this MU and with all of toe specialty class­ The premise of toe instsUar . ** v t*«® to tree by ties with police, release to his have been discussed widely at of East Hartford, whose district Other areas include toe driver ,.,euy |>e changed to acoomo- backs in welfare aid for rent,” EL-GER-MAY school runs. mother. Court date Aug. 80. recent meetings of several substitute something else for rooms shooting off it. education department with pro- jate a smaU number or a very White said. Rooney’s staff said he is con­ includes South Windsor, voted it,” he pleaded. "We can’t pre­ XpSd WTer raLoTa r s “s n M ^ / ^ ?rc^ Comes to Bfancbeator black and civil rights organlsa- for it. ’The school on Loveland lOU posed plans colling for a special ^irge number of students. Plana White added he met with the sidering legislation, particular­ Ernest J. Demko, 86, of 186 tlcns, including the Urban cede on toe assumptiem that toe was constructed in 1950. McHugh room in which trainee cars will some folding walls and Hartford sponsored Work-Study million elms a year. group for about 20 minutes, 76 E. OBNTEB STBBBT ly if the ICC ruling is not rever­ In toe 126 to 39 House vote, governor will or wlU not veto it. fort to solve toe problems. Branford St., charged with League, the Welfare Rights Or­ said toe end result of toe pro- be installed. ’The arcMtects said demountable walls, NicholBa Niffm'« annksamnn HSxchange program, ono recent victim was a then talked -with Bridgeport sed, that would bar federal breach of peace, yesterday ganisation, and the National Reps. Donald Genovesi of Man- We must decide!” ' Chester, Dorothy Kfiller of Bblt- posed expansion will give toe although tUs may sound like a wlU this coot toe town? for the Aiiex 'W ^r ***** **** *****^ experience -\^te House tree, more than 80 welfare workers. It was during transportation aid to schools us­ morning after a domestic quar­ Association for the Advance­ ’Ihen he criticized toe entire town a much better educational "friU” it wlU save money as it ^e ^ pretty that second, scheduled meeting on and Robert King of TMland operation cf toe legislature. DUNCAN CERAMICS ing their buses for high-speed, rel. .Court date Aug. 80. ment of CMored People. plM$ and at least bring it up to decreases the need for trainer figure which he win w ater ®r. that toe office received toe tele­ voted against toe measure. ‘"This place is becoming some­ zystom, explains the new pump chopped down in June. nUBE CLASSES la OenunlM long-distance travel. ’These Include prospects for a 1971. cars to be used on toe roads. he presents more In other actions, Wednesday Hie deadly fungus spores of phoned threat that a bomb was Rooney also asked the IOC to Reps. N. Charles Bogglni of thing of a circus," he sold. "If will serve families at toe loiwer and Leather Oooda Elliott Earl, 17, of 22 Elisa- nationwide voter registration One of the questions raised In toe Home Economics wing drawings to the Board of night, the Board Education the Dutch elm disease, vtolch Inside toe building and would reverse a ruling that com­ beto Dr., charged with making drive, the possibUity cf coali- Manchester, Thomas Dooley of it has any saving grace — it’s explode soon. mercial buses doubling as Vemm, Thomas Donnelly of that things have to improve." during the feasibility study con­ a food- lab, clothing lab and g^ucatlon early in BeptembM*. ®*cepted the resignation of was first discovered in Tlie 6 4 6 ^ 1 1 unnecessary luise wUh a motor tlcns with other organisations cerned toe studmit losing his "I t(4d everybody to leave school buses are exempt from during next year’s presidential South' Windsor and Willi an Heuley, \riio is co-chairman of child development lab will be ------from theip hia4i “***** grade teacher Arthur Netoerlands in 1919, gradually vehicle, last night cn E. Center O’Neill of toe 62nd District identity in such a large plant. er amaa n# t^^iMiiHaion Flick, who left the teaching pro- squeezes life out of the vascu- interstate laws. In that case, he St. Court date Aug. 80. election, and election of dele­ toe legislature’s finance com­ added. -Plans also call for a Advertisement— voted for it. Rep. Francis Ma­ mittee, criticized toe 6 per cent. Keeping this in mind, the archl- gfreatly expanded athletic area t®®*!®" to follow hla trade of lar system of Infected elms, said, they could not meet a new A00IDIBNT8 gates to the Democratic Nation­ Last two days flt. Josephs pipes In tita upper portion will electrician. Hie spores arc beUeved to Elms lining College Ave., New Haven, have been thinned by Dutch elm disease. safety standard ordered by honey of Manchester, who is a across-the-board spending cut diw »q> a plan vdiich wUl outside. Presently toe school has CSiurch Bazaar. Kiddie Matinee A Bununona charging him with al Conventlcn. dlvlde toe large plant into four be pressurized to combat com­ Congress for school buses. long-time foe of toe state In- contained in toe compromise tax four tennis courts and plans are Dr. Allyn B. Dambeck was crossed the Atlantic In a failure to drive right, aiul a ’The posslMlity of a black houses with each house to ac­ Saturday. Free Admiarion plaints of low w ater pressure. — — — ------— d,ir»t«Ant /:/ »iin i»ni whpn Hie XtlD q^lEClIUVitU chemical pvt. pot culml- and does not sting persons. ’The department, hopes to re- ’The standard, effective Sept. conve tax, did not attmid toe ses­ package. On Wednesday night, to add six more. Space will also Grand prises awarded Saturday written warning for driving aft- president candidate also is commodate one class. A student •nie residents will still not be reappointed to toe post of school . P .. i.„-_ nates years of research by Dr. B ut s c ie n tis ts have not lesuM too tree to the public next Pilgrim A \ills^ sion. He is at home, recuperat­ 1 , would ' require all buses in er drinking, were issued to Dar­ expected to ceme up, but in­ toe . Senate had approved and be provided for a rifle range night allowed to -water their new physician for 1971-72 school year. a "^®^® Norris, who says he ex- learmed how successfully toe year. federally-aided school districts ing from a mild heart attack. toe House had rejected his pro­ will identify -with the same and for ice hockey. FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORES ' rell M. BarUett, 86, of WllUman- siders doubt there will be any­ house for his entire four years. ^ ^ t lawns however. 1'*® board will meet again , . mpth P®®*® to make toe pot available wasps can mate and multiply ERI realizes any cure will be to be painted "national school thing more than a general di» Switch Votes posal -for a 3 per cent across- Uc, after his cor left the road Dooley was toe star attrac­ Each house wlU have a head- Accordtag to Nigro, moat of Wednesday night at 8 in its of- .innm in. co^nierclally before toe end of in toe wild. superfluous unless enough elms bus yellow," be mailced cusslon dt the subject. h the-board cut. early tola,nuxnlng at 2:66 on N. tion in mld-aftemoon, when toe mnster nriiu'innl terias Will be designed with toe toe water problems have been «®®» footed trees identifiable in In- Survival of forest elms de- survive on vtolch to work a "Schocd Bus” in eight-inch let­ Mlaln St. and struck a bridge Some of those attending have He warned of ^em in toe P wea in mind they be u«d duo to leaks in the water plptag, on sch^ bus schedules for toe . . aerijj nhotoeratihs. It’s University of Wisconsin pends on finding the means of ®ur®. ®o besides providing ters front and back, diq>lay H^.byM 83to82cllffhanger 5 p^r cent proposal, saying that ®ngUs^ Social Studlw abutment near Stock PI. Court said they favor running black vote, backed a preUmlnaiy an Mr cent of thTstate’s anoro- and Language departments, ad- frequenuy for p ^ u c which he claims he did not in- new school year and to approve JEnrp*™ research program is backed controlling toe beetle—-without research grants, it has .pro- flashing red lights and carry favoiite-aon candidates in state ■ - ■ • w per centI oc me state s appro- tags. There wUl be cafeterias date Aug. 80. amendment to repeal tlva state ■tell. a Ust of items for r ^ a i r . . n^aearch centers O' Srant of $61,600 from toe having to go from tree to tree moted toe planting of more mirrors unique to school buses. presidential primaries as a way priations are for fixed expenses. tmder each of toe houses. This Residents tend to blame toe Hicks Memorial School to be .. -n,,ntrv thp fiirht la Elm Research Institute (ERI), hanging pots. If too \m sp a are than 20,000 elm seedltaga ’The private bus companies income tax. Proposal Rejected ance offices. A written warning for failure of getting blocs of delegates un­ Before House Clerk Paul Groo- will be possible, Eveleto ex­ Mobil gas station at the comer Pal<* by ^e Hicks ^hool ^ d . three ^rmts* To^Itad ® nonprofit organization baaed found able to propagate sue- These include 1,000 growing ta appealing to the IOC are Public committed to any major con­ He warned of possible cuts in In between the houses will be to grant right of way was is­ bert had a chance to announce a library resource center. Be­ plained, due to toe elevsitlon of of VaUey View Dr. and RL 80 A resolution regarding driving ^ ® ^ n Waldwlck, N.H. Hie Institute cesafuUy ta forests, toey would toe New Haven nursery until Service Coordinated ’TTan^xjirt, sued to Loeona W. Gibson of tender. needed services and salaries. the site. Each of toe two cafe- for much Of the water problems, through the parking and en- jg sponsoring research at be the answer. they reach the two-inch diame- DeCeimp Bus Lines, Manhattan toe results of toe roll call vote, Noting that Ifouse opponents of cause it -would not be economi­ Wai^iing, after a collision yes­ toe two Republicans who had Although Yota promised toe rert. ^ ® *?_.*?* JSSic^ti^; or a dls- Michigan State, toe University ^t toe University of Maine, a ****"* ***' ’Transit Co., Mohawk Coach NEW ORLBIANS (AP) —’Ibe toe proposal had called it a cally feaslMe for each house to terday evening at 6:40 on W. voted against repeal (Marilyn have its own special facilities Line, Inc., Campus Travel, Middle Tpke. near Howril Chen­ "meat axe approach," he said, "While it may not be a meat these are planned to accom- Inc., Lincoln ’Transit Inc., and ey Technical Sriiool, involving claim ha did ’ Under the term s of the resolu- characteristic vase shape. * ^ 1 ®*^** ***** to find a cu^for lirfe^ed trees thf^^tais^i^nr^EIU Roesmeyer & Weber, Inc: not protect Macks, £ . “ black]i sw ite b a i axe approach, it certainly is at modate all of toe students, Success has been reported at v®»«*y- by surgery. Dr. Richard Camp- anlece Bv toe her car and one driven by oppopents of Alttaough toe residents have tlon the new traffic Gow plan University of Wisconsin ta At ">- Michigan"utiuBttii State, a $3,000 ano nashas oaiadata anowingshowing nowhow .. "i—*; Anmah A chartered bus carrying Charles Grugri of Kent, Ohio. ought to protect themselvea least a dull hatchet approach." Math, Seteooe BITUMINOUS Long Island school children cri It was one of several general toe amendment a one-vote mar­ . Houley suggested that toe ap- There wdll be a special math nrt been bUl^ for toe water fllidJi a replacement for cos- ERI grant Is being used to pruning losulted ta toe reoov- pJStoiS^e^terice an excursion went off an inter­ gin. propriatlons committee be re- euid science -wing, Mology labs they receive from toe commu- terii« toe school equipment and teodc spray- breed wasps destined for what .ery of diseased elms. ISi, to AMd At Main and Hilliard Sts. yes- paints that Abematoy, presi­ nlty water system. Nigro ex- toe driveway nearest toe Middle ^RI calls "a seek-and-destiriy ^ 000 ERIxrant Is being ^ *****! ^ state route July 16, 1970, near dent of the Southern Christian Ihen Richard Martin of New convened, “even at tots late complete with lecture rooms, Hiey Allentown, Pa., in Rooney’s dls- Evolved a truck Mven by Leadership Conference, made J^"***"* D<»ley, 2 of toe 11 hour,” ^ to study toe aj^ropri- an expanded Industrlali arts DRIVEWAYS plained, bills wlU be Ueued ef- and ex l^ via toe new che^cal comporiO^ mission among toe elm bark used ^ by C or^^lentists *to ___ ^/*** toe '“*®***- latest ta a trict, kiUing seven. Democrats who had voted ations'blll line by line, "so that area with a power and tuitomo- ^ttvesept. 1. They WUl not be ^^®W been devised that taeps beetle larvae,’” totir exclusive *?**-“ ^ - - ’“**^“. >«««“ ^ Howard A. Skinner of RFD. 2, about what he called “the Parking Areas e Gas Stationa e Basketball Courts retroactive. ^to* the* “ approval - of toe » Middle <« ^ jeod. find an American elm resistant phanging populaUan of special- agsdnst repeal, switched their we can determine where to five diop to be added. Adjacent beetles from munching to the Infection. Tliey r^xn-t ,y chosen elms that have been Manchester, and a car driven idan" to some 6,000 persons Now Booking for Seasonal Work Nigro said toe residents’ wa- School BuUdlng Committee at who Januned a cMy pork foot- votes — permitting toe repeal cut." The proposal was reject- to that -will be a wood and ..nrau,,- o# iho ejpis.elpis. 1 1 It woulu would uB be avtuiBuiB available ta ui Sclentlsts a t Michigan State success in provtag that such a nianted almost since the found- by Jack E. May of 46 Russell All Work Personally Supervised. We Are 100% tesured. ter bills wUl be less than toe Gie I mUI field for a SQSXI rally amendment to win by toe 83 ed. metal lab, a plastics lab and ter ^ WUl be less than toe “ ® . extending ^P*® pots to be hung say toey have found a type of atraln exists. They are working fng of New Haven ta 1638. St. 82 count. SINCE H eav y A ction COMPLAINTS Thursdaiy night. . Burke, speaking _ _ briefly - a sec- two— addltlonat----- drafting rooms $160 he ^ each quarto ntinues convention which today. ®** “'*'es,” and Reps. Genovesi, more action will be expected designed to accommodate 2,000 TI16 TbUazul school# have ease. Soon after toe American Rev- Other epeakera included* Miller, Donnelly and King vot- of them." spectators, ^ils was termed a hired three foreign axclutage Msneheetor Evening Herald Eludes Massive Search Dr. A.E. Dlmond, chi^ of the olution, toe city planted many (Oontlnned from Page One) —Eugene McCarthy, former ed "No.” A quick vote would permit one secondary need by EJveleto who teachers for the coming achool ToUsnd oorreapoodent Bette Department of Plant Pathology elms which reached toe Rockville Minnesota senator. All Speak other thing, he said. It would said toe basic reason for toe ex- year, one in Meadowbrook and Quatrale, TeL 878-2848. WORCESTER Mass. (AP)— ed another 60 men and toe Air and Botany at toe Connecticut height of magnlflcance Just westernmost South Vietnamese —Cocotta King, widow of Dr. During toe three-hour debate permit toe family of Stamford panded area was to accommo­ H m«adv« search effort National Guard provided an- Agricultural Experiment Sta^ after toe ClvU War. That’s base along toe DMZ. Fuller, Hospital Notes Martin Luther King Jr., the hi toe Senate, all 33 of toe sen- State Sen. William Strada to date three teaching stations at tf iMeiBeHMMm tb 7®*y . , . M. Other 30, Col. Slaneny said. Boy tUxi here, Is trying to find a when New Haven got Its sobri- was later reoccupled by Saigon slain c)vil rights leaders ators present spoke at least begin a birthday celebration for one time due to toe large num­ tavotvtag up to 60 planes of the along with chemical cure for toe fungus. quet: Elm City. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 are hiMl'ilb Berrigan Transfer Called fmces. —Daniel EUsbeig vdio letdeed once. him. ber of studenta the school will ClvU Air Patrol and ground volunteers, have also Joined toe He said federal and state Less than a decade later, , ...... P-“ - bi aU areas except ina- forces inciiuiing the Green Ber- search. money also is being used by toe New Haven’s fameua elms «if- ” I o* the she^ of they are 2 to 4 secret Pentagon papers to the ------eventually house. The locker ^past two to y ^ ^ed at ^ ^ . press. space for boto boys and girls don't B M in Impediment to Defense eto. Notional Guard, B o y Scouts The search is expected to go station’s etymology departing fered toe first of a series of finding a weetk point they can —’Ihe Rev. James E. Gnqipi, Vernon will also be greatly expanded. mfld hilatat lost e$p tasks sen> ^ on until Sunday ***“* ® counteract toe misfortunes. Canker worms at- choose as their objective," said Milwaukee’s militant Catholic 'The physical educatlwi wing Is vinatkn 6(n^ Mnfisd. DANBURY, Conn. (AP) — The U -who were tranMerred ^m "vnirOur mammain concerncoiicem is asaving ®'»" ‘»®®tl®* tacked them, and then newly Admitted ’Tuesday: George priest. Lot us 1^ ybor ated The tranafer of toe Rev. PhUlp io S p ^ e ld were taken to ^ ^ e s t^ ^ e v ^ d S ^ o ^ ® 1«®.” Oo>- Slaneny said. After 40 years of research, introduced Etaglish sparrows Hien. Miller, Rachel Rd., Manchester; designed to accommodate a 46- ’The B62 Stratofortreeses “You can’t rap. You’ve got to Planners G>nsider Request by - 76 - foot competition swim­ Got m t m sIscMnio fa6«l4 Berrigan and a feUow inmate separate rooms ta toe medical Kra. ■ ^V® »«® When lUe expectancy runs ““ ^JS. Department t., and EUzabeith a prison ta Sprtagflrid, Mo., being controlled as a group and J” *® ®Uge ®n^e Plan® wito - search ’’ he said. *" '^‘®® scliaitists ward the close cf too century, iJm^includingl North Vietnamese positions in meq>," Abematoy said, using adjacent to that. This takta but a tar ataitlan «a4 Schelbe, Orchard S t, boto Rock- thm's no obUgstlaa. Gono In. wlU impede toe defense cf^ aU.All keptVAmi- aiwayenrav from iiiAtoe nihAt-nothers, ** three peraonspersona aboard took off 'After that .. . ’ it...... will probably . think '*‘®y thev ®*‘® are close to havtaa*having andnnd 4toe-he Dutch niiAch Aimelm cHneAjiAdisease tnahas the northern sector of South frequent Jive talk. For ^Ouster’ Development ’Hie architects explained they from Worcester Airport Aug. 6 After uiai, it win prooaoiy ^ dlsefise-resistant elm taken a heavy toU ta recent Vietnam. vlUe; Marlene Sternal and baby, ’Ihe map, or plan, Abematoy pfaoM, or writttodky/ eight penone charged ta an al- CampbeU said. .. ' be a hunter or some one like YARNS ______Hlghrldge Rd., Ellington; Lor- were asked to plan toe school tree. years. Other B62s struck on toe Lao- said, includes fighting what he A plan for a "cluster" devel- open space areas and to have in toe direction of a community leged W ^ sa b c ^ plot, say _ _^P wa® tL telot. Robert M. Bates, toat who wUl come across the U^“ ride of the MirdeV'^ialnst ™1«® Mlerzwa, Vemon Center called a calculated plan of gen­ opment is being considered by e clause to this effect inserted school. There will be a separate four of the defendants. confinement at Danbury after “ “®> „„i,i North Vietaamese re lX ^ Heights, Vemon; Q o e ttr ^ ocide against blacks and the In toe deeds. "We want a fair trial and a dlsWbuttag ^ t s urg^ otta *^^Freiik Savtao! director of the Roche, Vemon Ave., Bernice five town’s Planning Commis­ entrance to toe pool so it can ments and supplies. ’Ihe targets poor in toe country, oppoeing Another suggestlm is to have he used by toe townspeople fair chance to defend our- ®«-Prt»®*J®™ ^ SST ^ Se Wp groond operation, asked for vol- Marcham, Reservoir Rd., and sion. ’The proposal for toe de- selv«i," said Equal Ahmed, one Camp^ said the ti^ ^ ^ waa for an Join toe search included suspected base camps, the------Vietnam war, — , demanding------_ toe developer hold toe open NuriiliNlar troop concentrations and stor­ Karen Hare, Davis Ave., all more ^obs without reducing toe velopment, which would be toe j^d sign an agreement HEtMRt snVMa of the ttA/MuiniYts. "Thla has was made because “we handle « agmseemg. Thnrmiav age depots. Rockville; Gladys MaoQuarrie, need ta r welfare. town’s first, has been presented vrlto toe town that he would as a as H zs Sb Mi'w ssjwsB stoiB awa* as os « |« a s s s been denied from toe begin- pfeopl® who are ®****5 , o^Sld M ^tathrf ^ SomersvUle; Joelette Frazier, Legal Notice ntag. The government isn’t pro- keeping them under medical ^ ^ ^ * ^ ^ * * * ^ ^ ^ AGP Moot of the strikes were west “Lockheed is on welfare. |,y Qeorge Risley, a local build- maintain toe land. Commission lllLTQHl NMMM t|8«iM M M i and south of Fire Base FuUer Ch^es Jam, m. General MOtersMbtors isla on weirare. welfare. __ members members have misgivings about Probate Court poring their case inside our supervision.’’ ^ Woman Slain; and Com Lo, the district’s mlU- 88, Fritz Wiengartner, High Ma- welfare. Then why the develoners afreelna- to thU ORDER OP NOTICE OP HESRrao |I 4 PntttIrM li Nkriftri, tMUki C S and we should be "All of toose particlpattag ta f ^ t o e ^ tary headquarters. Both PuUer nor Park, and Catherine Wag- ggn’t blacks get on welfare?” The recenUy adopted zoning ^ ^ ^ ebta’TB OP LEONA B. BinL ^ DsatiMMB: HaaM tend ms at no oblltatisst aUowed to meet outalde pris- the hunger strike were luA ,, transferred," he said. T had Slaneny, commender of toe Body Discovered and Cam Lo were attacked ner. High Manor Park all Rock- Abematoy asl^ regulations, provide for such a regulations It is ordered that Manchc^r a hearing be held □ -I wssM Itka an appMsimMi far MiC AudlsmttitZ by the Court on an application of ral » J.™ » !». Thursday. vlUe. ge ^ the mamhes and development which M ^ a a de- J ^ ® ^ □ Frso laaMii ’’Lite C«n Bo WondorfaT FALMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — The South Vietnamese com- Dls-**------* • ...... to onnntniot hnmM nn also allow tne creauon 01 Kenneth E. Rutland praying that Service for Massachuaetta, said Police are attempting to learn OU«bMp,4 Nora.. uo.dl.yS. T 'T mol Jta letters of admlnistratioin be granted priM iero, including Ted GUck, volved." Thuradoy. mand reported more than a Dove, on said estate, as per application on iP N g m s------—-— another defendant in the al­ toe Identity of a woman, about dozen rocket, mortar, artillery vld Smith, Prospect St., Rock- a^d 1960s be reinstituted, normal size, provided an equal ence 01 uie open space file at the Probate Court located at He said that' the low rolling 40 years old, whose body was amount of open space land is The site of toe proposed clust- Municipal Bldg,, 41 C e n te r^ , jA d d rM s------^------— ------^— leged plot, were transferred be­ Shills which reach about 1,000 and ground attacks against a vlUe; Vemon Hardy, Gerald «But u ^riilte America’s po- chester, Conn.*-t>n August 25, 1971 at cause of a fast launched to pro­ Woman Arrested found Wednesday afternoon off half dozen bases and outlying Dr., and Ada Christman, Hillside uce system don’t protect us. set aside permanently for recne- development is Thnnel Rd. 11 am . feet high and are covered with ^oj^ood Rd The complete plan will be pre­ It to further ORDERED that, on or CHy test the imprisonment of the thick tree canopy have not giv­ positions Thursday. Manor, both Vemon; Madeline fijgn we’ll protect ourselves— atlonal areas. before the Oompllanoe Date fixed Betrigans and other "poUUcal Result of Fire The -woman had been shot iHien said ten 122mm rockets The question puzzling toe sented to the commission at its by the Court, a copy of this ORDER en searchers a clue to toe miss- several times ta toe head, po­ St Germaine and bftoy, Hartford that’s what toe plan is," he next meeting scheduled for be published one time in a news- prlsonera.” hit Charlie 1, a base 6^ miles Tphe, and Lana Koneskl and gaid. Planning Commizsion is how the paper having circul^CHi in this Pro* Ara federal.Arae.— spokesmanA,-.—______ta____ Mis- PoUco Olid firemen nwhod to hig^plane. lice said, and probably was south of toe DMZ. There were open space area will be main- Sept. 14. bci£e Distiict. baby, Terrace Dr., all Rockville. McCarthy called for a new AUeet: JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge sourl said Berrigan and toe oto- toe scale of a smoking a ^ - i^^uL tST toe^ dragged into toe bushes where no casualties, he said. Admitted Weditesday: -Doug- em of clvU rights whlMi will tolned. The commission has era will renmln at the m-edical ment at 60 North St. lart ni$^^ the body was found, 1 A spokesman for toe U.S. las Dobles, Burke Rd., Vemon; fight for the rlg^t to a Job, to been advised by Town Counsel center tor feder^prisoners "as and ^ff. Friedham enforcement assistance adniln- Onntaloapes, Hbneydews, Apricots. supplement standard full-year college preparatory courses. The seminar program, which iatration. grant to set toe said ’Thursday. I Visit Our Imported Basket Dlivlay! includes some tenth and eleventh graders, provides sfudent opportunities for In-depth "Hiefa’ reaction to a almple St. thing like a fast, which is after FUiemen say the Uvtag room BMedham said casualties academy in Htdyoke, to be di­ study of specific academic areas. There are academic honor societies for both boys # Our dependable weather controKed auto- would keep dropping as troop Dental Officer rected by (Police Chief Thomas WEEKEND SPECIALS all M abaIaa. religious tradi- sustained only minor damage due to the death of its founder and girls. ti«», is a Uttte overdone,” said tait toe couch was destroyed, marie Fuel Oil deliveries ad|usfed to indi> withdrawals continue. O’Connor. NATIVE TOMATOES ...... lb. vidual Burner Combustion rate . . . P%dtnA\iU$ Tile highest number of Amer­ Killed on Bike Communities toe training NATIVE CUCUMBERS...... 3 for A full complement of athletic opportunities — recreational, individual, and inter­ the former nun. “No claim that FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORES academy would serve Include the men are being moved for S lC O B tih iU ican -losses came in May, 1968, MILFORD, Conn. (AP) CANTALOUPES, Large S iz e ...... ea. scholastic teams in major sports — contributes to the school program. Extracurricular James C. Trivigno Sr. # Our round-the-clock Burner Service thofs when 2,169 GIs were killed. South Hadley, -Northampton, programs include films, studio art, field trips, choir, modern dance, aviation courses, their own protection is going to Dr. Charles A. Vemale of Wa- cm c^ oc~ ______Amherst, ______Pittsfield, PLUM S...... Ib. be beUoved.” Hi® swastika was one of the |ohnny-on-the-spet should you ever need terbury, president of toe Con- Greenfield, Ntato Adamsi West- BARTLETT PEARS ...... 6 for 5 S e literary publications, and numerous other clubs and activities. The Berrigan brothers are most universal of art forms WEST HARTFORD Xfanwood, U44 Now Brtinia Avo.| Locust 'Warning Given necticut State Dental Assocl- and West Springfield, New Crop LODI APPLES...... 1 6 Qts. 6 1 ,7 6 The school is nohdenominational and serves students of all races, creeds and servinr sentences after being among primitive peoples. It has Beloved Hushahd aiid Father ation, was kiUed Thursday eve- Taupier has also pi^oposed re- convicted of destroying draft nototag to do with either toe We Cony The Maachestor Evening Herald nationalities. ' . NEW BRITAIN Newbrite Fisso, Bosl ADDIB ABABA — A locust »tog when his motorcycle hit a Btorlng mread throughout the city.

3 ' MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AtJGUST 13, 1971 P A G E S E V E N P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971

desert his own allegiances and his own Organization Says: choices is, we are afnaljd, something of TV Tonight see Saturday’s TV Week iEttPitittg an Index to the real ipesisure and stature Sewage Treatment Plants of the Democratic party’s newest re­ (or Complete Listings. PUBLISHED BY THE HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC cruit. May Cause Water Crisis 13 Bisaell Street 5:M 8:88 (8) Headma*t«r B (C) Subscriber to Los AngeJe.s Times-Warfxlng- It is how you look and how you say it still polluted water and clean It growth, EDF says, (88-88) Fro FootbaU (C) ton Post News Service. thoroughly so the water can be "Should the water table on (848) Fartridco Family (C) Full service client of N. E. A. Service, inc which, these days, makes or breaks you 8:88 (8) Movie (C) returned directly to the ground Long Island continued to drop, Publishers Representatives — Matn-yvs, In the ffolitical career game. B:S0 (848) Odd Conple (C) Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency supply, not poured out to sea as it will if present sewage dls 19:08 (8-10) Love, American Style — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Eostor, ^ Hartford Talk-In Coast and In parts of Califor- BDP charged that the govem- ’’Attlee's Britain” nia, depending on the geology. ment riutinely approves feder- 7:38 Let’s Take Flotnre* B “ Any of the coastal areas al funding for conventional sec- “ Family ActlvUles Outdoors” The Governor Oh TVue Siwt L®ng IRoad Out Of The Jungle 3:08 Oi^’s OenerattOB B where ylution___ urging_ _ on the spot. where—from affluent suburbs Tahoe In California, and plants n.V a new distance forward, toward that , .... , , . 1. v i j . . . , J M Vi, President Nixon to use the full They have, on the one hand, sent him to potato farms—the household being planned for Ely, Mlrm., a repeal of the state income tax. a re­ point. water comes from the ground and Waukegan, 111. weight w (l power of his office We have, vdthin the democracy of the water, in many cases from EDF also argues that the Implore” the British govem- peal he himself has said he wanted. backyard underground wells. cost of secondary plant pipe- to remove its troops from. United States, come to a new permis­ Nature Study by Sylvian Oflara They have, on the other hand, sent YELL0\V WARBLER Despite the proximity to New lines, to carry the water out Northern Ireland, siveness and tolerance for those of our into the ocean, Is great. “ There will never be peace him an almost unbelievabie proposition York CJity, only half the homes own citizens who question the justice in Nassau County and only 6 “ In addition to being a drain they are there,” ^ d with .'egard to tlie $230,000,000 stats oef- per cent of the homes In Suffolk on the water table,” It says, William M. Bulger, D-Bm - aiKl legitimacy and rightaess of a par- loit Wrfch was, last fall, and. lost Jan­ Ctounty, the eastern end of the ’{the practice of pumping waste ^ 8 ^ sponsor of the resolu- y.cu’ar war their country is waging. uary, and which remains still ncaiv, the Today in History island, are served by sewers water out to sea constitutes a tlon. Even -Aen such citizens carry their and s w a g e treatment plants. significant drain on the public statc'.e most urge;.:t. 'l‘.r.auc.'.oi proMsi".. ackson s n?y t h e .VHSOCIATED PRESS was first raised in Los Angeles. "This suggests," EDF says, purse." q>.,e3-Jo7;.'tr.g and their protest to the point Inside Patrice Signed i ' G;.'Vtr:;or Meaki;, nro',,-fx«"r; Todn.y is FVlday, Aug. 13, the In 1893, during the Spanlah- "that additional sewage treat- For example, bids for an out- ri reluslrg to serve 'v. s’ioh e. war, we do payhig t.Ms deficit, off In cnc the 2i3th day of 19’?1. ’I'ncre are 140 American War, Spain surren­ ment plants in these two coun- fall pipe for one Long Island NEW YORK (AP) — Opera net rAm).s.b. them, we do rvot ostracize Jays leff In the year. dered the Philippine city of Ma­ ties will have to be built at a plant came to $74.8 m illion - De.r.ocrifs .sus.tst.'S'.'.'.'l yca;T3' Young SocmliMs star Patricia Munsel has been f'-i’ “ or.id have done in former ' •oday's HlgMlgbt In History nila to the Americans. rapid rate, as the Inadequacies twice the expected co.st and signed to star In a Broadway ric.'s m one rr O; ■ On tills d.ate in 1621, the In 1923, a record for sheet of septic tanks and cesspools even more than the cost of the musical based on the life of (.'•ther. tit -j'" port irwiq-ueror, Herrando music sales was set as more become Intolerably apparent.” plant Itself. writer Dorothy Parker. Mate- ■J,-;!: r.-. cofjciiv'br. ia more likely to de- ■ '.< :i, captured Mexico City than half a million copies of a Butt Ifir theme waterwaier Inm theuu: sew- *•Further, u EIDF : argues that-- rfal for the show was acquired 0*' .:.i In the n-;--.' .X.ds'ct , v---.:?';; 1.-, e o*'.r"C2'acy than under soma '■ i-A.? Artec Indiatis song were sold. The song was: age systems Is not returned to secondary plante will r e ^ lt in ^ .-.igtit - -'/-.'-ri- By ii©wifflad ETaiaB Jr.. F.tid the ground, EDF says, the dell- dumpily p ^ la lly f l u t e d wa- form of government. i.'if ?«i5n "Yes, We Have No Bananas." ■■ .36).!. William’s War In 1937, the Japanese at­ cate balance between the sea ter into Long Island Sound ^ ^ , is o'nviosA.y bc-casise Israel is a WASHKNG’TON — Leaders of rivals) Ui give J^T. riixer. a buf.',:'. rajjport Li* ’vr.ci' Triilfuis attacked tacked Shanghai, -in China. water and the freeh ground wa- from plants along the Island’s _^ ______tion ana f1-: xi not >';'i agics.- ■^■ •'■1, u.» lhat ',vorki;ig j;OC '■le:: 7.'T.',cy th.at ths.ie ' can be, from the youth arm of the Socialist flexlbili'.y, but only so lo,ig as V.-- • a—; -,11 J-., Maine. In 1960, the father and moth­ ter will be upset. north shore, into a body of wa- penriy tov.ard c ' n -■* the Presidant keeps puU.l’v -yit. yie ■•.re a buucii a* fa: Some of this is already hap- ter that has been called a pre- party of the U.S. paid a secret ■r v':-.’ Americar, flag er of U.S. pilot Francis Gary EVERYTHING L3r.?i'i, such a small but aJgniiicant item the troops. -Ij' t.^1? iTi‘, pening, EDF says; In one area clous national resource, log otf the state deiit. visit last week to Sen. Henry M. Powers arrived in Moscow for in the .newB as that in which, the other . "ATien asked about .ackoon'.- N*-.GirAtw- the pilot’s trial on spy charges. of Nassau County served by a EDF says it has 20,(X)0 mem- DRY C LEA N S B E H E R This mes-r.t thati ne effcei; a.t all vre.s Jackson of Washington, ridicul­ vote to contin’j.s the Eubve-siva sewage system, the water table bers across the nation, in- day, four clttzens of that country an­ T-aii Yecjrs Age BETTER CLEANERS beiifg made to meet and solve the nvjn- ed by the Democratic party’s Activities Contrei Boa.rd, has fallen 20 feet in less than 20 eluding scientists, lawyers, nounced they were returning their draft r< fisrited In J i fr,'■ ■ EUiit paintings by Paul son replied he d‘.arty center and counter­ Our jungle phase has lasted long strong antl-Oommunlsm. ’They on'Saturciay and Sunday, Auguni vn nnd 15 balance the always present extremist enou{^. We have to believe that human are doubtful about his hawkish­ right. ^ nature, and law, can some day complete ness on Vietnam and his devo­ a joint journey to a softer style of exis­ tion to civil liberties. To help Fischetti Wearing the Republican label, Mayor resolve those doubts, a meet­ tence. FROM NOON TO 6 PM. Lindsay, has always made news, and ing of the Y P S L leaders was Chicago Daily N«wa sometimes stimulating news. arranged by Ben J. Wattenberg, liLYETTS’S fabulous bras He will, we are afraid, be just another a key Jackson political adviser. Free Admission and Tours Harassment? In Jackson’s Capitol hideaway. feel like a second skin. Democrat. Jackson began by telling his Choose long line or bandeau Under a new law In New York state, DIRECTION^: Take Rte. 84 to Exit 39 Farmington and.follow the signs to T.sicott Village pff Farming- If he had remained with the Republl- young visitors (whose "social­ in cotton and Antron nylon employable welfare recipients must ton Ave., Farmington. i * esm party, there were certain functions henceforth i>lck up their welfare checks ism” Is akin to the British with Banlon nylon lace. tAbor party and the German for which Mayor Lindsay would have at state emjdoyment offices, where they Social Democrats) that he Is no proved Irreplaceable. can be asked to take jobs that might suit l „ their skills and circumstances. Socialist. He next noted that Who can for Instance, ever forget the But a letter written by a regional both McCarthys, Joe and Gene, had come into Washington to The Fuel Cell Home is extraorijinary. One of today’s most promising solutions to pollution. All of stirring address with which, at Miami HEW commissioner and made public Helen of Glazier's says: try to defeat him—Joe In 1960 the electricity in this unique, experimental house is produced.on site from natural gas. See ex­ Beach in '1968 ,the handsome face from during a Buffalo court action challeng­ ing the new law suggests that the state because he was too soft on D on’t settle for just a bra . . . insist on a bra that is Y O V . . • citing new ideas in home decorating. See the revolutionary new Fuel Cell concept in action. Manhattan nominated the equally hand­ pick-up requirement may violate federal Communism and Gene In 1970 some governor fix>m Maryland for the statutes. It might constitute “ harass­ because he was too hard on professionally fitted to your figure. Spend five minutes in our fit- Come to the Open House. It’s tomorrow’s living, today. Communism. office of Vice President? ment” of the welfare recipient, the let­ ting room and let me show you the wonderful difference ter said, according to press reports. The Social Democrats In Nor­ The Republican Convention of 1972 will The federal government foots part of way (hom.e of his ancestors), fessional fit makes in shaping the most of you. Alterations and fu- now, unfortunately, not have an oppor­ the welfare bill, of course, and is en­ said Jackson, neglected national (lefense and In World Wor n fell tings ore free of charge, of course. tunity again to sample and appreciate titled to Ite say but we wonder about use of that word "harassment.” Walking victim to "the hobnail boot,” the political honesty, the sincerity of down to the employment office twice a Thus, he rejected as a “ test of convicUon, the nobility of Impulse which month may be a tough way to make a liberalism" how soft on defense prompted that historic, nominating living but we doubt that It Is much more a pollUclan can be. “ Despite harassing than some of the things re­ the fiasco in Southeast Asia,” CONNECTICUT NATURALGAS CORPORATION speech of 1998. quired of people who earn their Incomes said Jackson, "the great major-^ j It could be argued, vve think, tluit at full time Jobs. Ity of Americans will not turn SUPPLIERS OF NATURE’S CLEAN FUEL tall on our obligations to the Mayor Lindsay owed the Republican The Idea that anyone Is entitled to an Income without having to make even world." party a commitment of honor to stay in minimal efforts or face minimal pree- Asked about Vietnam, Jackson UNIFORM SHOP the party long enough to accomplisli '.he sures sounds a bit utopian somehow. replied he had always opposed Apparently, however, the utopia so far protracted conflict on the Aslan re-nomlnalion of Vice FH-esident Spire; eai GAIN'S!./MANCHESTER t e l e p h o n e B43-aa4S only encompasses those who don’t work, mainland. But he also opposed a — /i/rA/ /^/rt OF M miff mb up iFsotimm^ mce H/tpp£fw Agnew. ' ‘ not those who do. — W ALL STREET deadline on troc^f withdrawals That.he has somehow proved able to JOURNAL. (advocated by his Democratic PACE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 , Antitriskedecaphobiacs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CUNN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1971 PAGE NIN E Meskill T o t F o rg o t $11.5 Million School Bond Court Cases O bituary protested the breaking up of his high-ranking .officers of ITT Town ponce received a call Snagged in Friday 13 Ritual Glass, Paper DHve' team. scld stock in toe company Delays Action Hearing Called on Tuesday Scientist Technicality shortly before toe settlement. Man’s Family Berton H. BoekeMIer this afternoon from a Man­ CraOtlXT OODBx'u Dr. Schmitt is a 36-year-old Manchester Session AMUHiNfl — SuTTOunddd p©IU5® WW® Al Palm er, roofer and bachelor and a native of Santa When the consent decree was OOVENTRY — Berton H. chester couple ’v^o set out The Board of Directors will several Innovative features. If F u ry E b b s thicker,' will sponsor another announced ITT rtock lost $7 a Rita, N.M. He received a bach­ Turns on Him RockeftUer, 86, of 41 Mi^ple Dr., On Tax Plan for the beach and got to He­ conduct a public hearing Tues- approved and built, tho school b , IS I , w <*»• Picked For Delays Action Bldward Holgerson, 19, of -t lahoma as i^mbols of tolerance glass and paper drive tomor­ elor of science degree from the share. died Wednesday at Windham C-'onttniied from Page One) bron before they realised day night on a total of $11.6 in would have clusters of ^ RcdcviUe; was ftmnd ym- ^ ® .. __ a In New York, the company 1 1 0 : LOS ANGPOLEB TB IE6 ' \ row from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. California Institute of Tech­ Community Memorial Hoepltal. they had forgotten some­ school bonds proposed by the space first floor classrooms terday on a charge of posses- riV> show their abandon, the at toe Manchester Parkaide Moon Trip In ITT Case issued a statement calling the SOUTH PASiOiiENA, Oallf. He was bom April 20, 1886 in but unlikely, that he would act Board of Education for a No- cpenlng into a media center aion ^ h) kick off a series of ceremo- nology in 1967; studied at toe thing. One of their children. celebrants sang “The Song of next to toe bowling aUey. University of Oslo in Norway ^rge “bMel^ and without,^ man was attacked Oallatin, N. Y. and was a for­ on the new package this week­ vember referendum. The board which would run almost the en- Francis Quinn..i„. presided' to c^bat auyr^^<«^ Bacchus," the god of wine and (Continued from Page One) end. What with the excitement (Continued from Page One> during 1967-68, and received a foundation ' and saying none of . .. s. -a ^ m er resident of Goshen, N.Y. will then decide whether or not Ure length of the school build- Holgeraon was charged in cen­ But bad luck htt Nlc^MiJ JS^compoaed by In U lster The $200 raised from his the officers who sold stock was outside his apartment, stabbed of the day, and the number before moving: to Coventry in The governor noted the pack- soukas’ group, called first glass and papei- drive Cnidr. John W. Young, doctorate In geology from Har- case to the local court without ______of children, they had slmidy to authorise these two referen- Ing- There would be three lofts necUon with the Feb. 19 theft iecaphobia," be- oe- Anacreon about 666 B.C. aware of the discussions with seven times and shot at twice January. He was a dum items. across the second floor over- — been defying last month has been placed In vo^ University in 1964. the right tc nue provisions like the accelera­ overlooked one of them, and of a pocketbook from a beauty ^ '* 1 ^ (Oomtinued from Page One) ------toe First National Bank aa a Force MaJ. Charles M. Duke At the time atof ^^^ecUonhis selection as to appeal If that the justice Department. by two masked assailants rriio and past m aster of The hearing will begin at 8 looking the classrooms and imipti In ToUfttuL JudiT6 Quinn fore the rituals even got undei> demcm- tion in ' inheritance-tax c<^ec- called police to cheek if all way. T«skedecaphobla ^ fund to purchase fish to stock J r . and Navy L*. Cmdr. an astixxiaut In 1966, he was court rejects the proposed turned out to be his 'D-year-Md was okay. PoUce found the p.m. in the Waddell School on media center which would be cotlnued the case iSuons for 28 y^. The 68- pens, moved to stem toe flow cf ^Jofiovofi fi»® British govem- fear or me lem ■ m __hoA V m . Salter’s Pond. Profite from ’Thomas K. Mattingly. Young with the U.S. GeMo^cal Sur* agreement, wife and 62-year-old daughter. tot playing outside with a Broad St used both as corridors and Thursday for dlsposlUon. »“ » refugees, the thousands of Ro D. Rockefeller, with whom he into the teachers’ retirement •nie pubUc demonstraaon J poegls. Prime Minister Eldward Saturday’s drive wlU go Into and Duke are to oicplore near- ^®y’“ aatrogeology branch at The case involves ITT’s ac Panel Defers Police said Ernest G. Under­ fund. They will have to be re­ neighbor, and the family The proposed bonds would go learning areas. ICauroen______Zemek of______WilUngton___ Bcheiiled for the foot ^of tbe ken more than riagoUul, Anz. nc wua quisuucfl oc VFmuu;u a. «• wood, 72, a radio teMuilcian, made his home, and Howard L. man Catholics and Protestants Heath was reixnted determined toe fund. the crater Descartes In toe l ® placed in the next budget. drove back to retrieve the to pay for the construcUon of Also, there would be a second- testified tliat WUUam J. Renaud, “ 'spot b^eved With seven years’ bad Iw* f« The glass wUl be recycled chief for lunar field geological manufacturer of water sprlnk- KUnW ay KU linS was accosted late Wednesday Rockefeller of Poughkeepsie, missing member, and head­ broken who fled their homes this week to see toe 12,500, troops. In Regerrlng to the fact that a two new achooU -r a Southwest floor cafetorium — combinaUon ig, of Rockville, who U serving to been the prison ceH mirror this could In a Dayvllle plant and toe moon’s central highlands. methods and helped train astro- icrs. night by two assailants dresoed N.Y.; 5 grandchildren and 14 ed back for the beach. Junior H igh School onr» a mlaotm86-acre cafeteria —1« —a and auditorium, Mma at Cheshire Reformatory ^^re'^Socrat^. the ^hUoeopher mean more than 8,600 years of In fear. PoUce said they would Northern Ireland restore order great-grandchildren. veto would force the legislature before he considers any poUti- paper wUl be sold to a scrap Apollo 16 Is sMieduled next nauts on geological field trips. in other suits toe government NEW YORK (AlP) — A three- in dark trousers and shirts with to return and try again, Meskill site of Keeney St. and Garden Pos^onement Asked deal harshly with any cases action Graveside services will be to­ for unrdated offenses, was the ^ o ra iO i the fatal hem- woe. paper dealer in RockviUe. March and ApMlo 17 In Decern- cernan will be making Ms had challenged TIT's takeover judge federal appeals panel stocking masks pulled over added, “I feel the only hope we _ „ _ . ... Grove Dr.; and a Northeast At least me director, Demo- youth uho snatched her hand- m B.C. ^ MStsoukas yms b^ where mlUtante Intimidate reel- “ R ^ ^ ra n leaders In the ber 1972. second trip to toe moon, but his of Hartford Fire Insurance Oo. Thursday deferred a decision ‘*’®‘*’ ^“ ®*’ “ >®fi h** morrow a t 1 p jn . kt the Vet- feH "frus- snementary School on a 12-acre crat 'V^Ulam FltsGerald, has have of getting through to the bag. ’Ihe Greek A«duieolOglcal em G r e ^ . d®nts. province claimed that gunmen Sclentlata have pressed the Mrat landina there. The 89-year- and a food service vending . ^ . - ment here. y*" *» *<>*• legislature l^riess” by the tract at Keeney Rd. and Kent *uggested that the school b o n d s ------Renaud,------who was-- present------toaocietv gocleW oeciareu declared me the a«~ area out -of------famfly cf « children. . . He wset - - lanouig mere, me _ on an attempt by the town of One of toe pair was armed tmmm AW ^Aa^^al AW^A *** - * W _ _S_ #A#S TIIA StiU the CathoUcs fled to toe of toe Ulster Volunteer Force— Notional AercnauUca and ^lace old astronaut 'was lunar m ^ule firm. Canteen Corp. la in home." u 1-.1 '** postponed untU the spring swear on the stand that Holger- boiu^ for a pubUc spectacle out for the United Sta^m 1^ Adminlrtration for some time, pUot on apcllo 10 In 1969, dip- under the agreement ITT "«» ® . , , njrnmimmMita There is little question that ^ If authorised, there would be because of the complexity and son knew nothing of the thMt, ^ tbe demonstration was 18th birthday and arrived in Irish RepuMlc and the Prates- the Protestants’ answer to the Cedar Asks caliber revolver. tants to friends In toe quietest IRA—were running .wild 'with to send Schmitt to the moon, ping to within 10 miles of the would get rid of Canteen Corp. “ ® at Tweed TIiav MWitAnH tlwh# are no caiiiwlioun income tax will jnovlde ***^ school referendum ques- amount of money involved in disclaimed any Involvement nioved to a large stadium oppo- New York on Feb. __ parte of Belfast, to Liverpool the army’s fuU knowledge to Tliey contend that wWle pUot- iirface In a final rehearsal be- and a division of Grlnnel within ooerated bv Underwood waa stabbed seven There are no calling hours. to fund state Uons in addition to the *2.26 mU- the water company issue. himself. Judge Quinn scorned Sto ^ Thm^of Zms In^- Matsoukaa received Sewer Work aotrenaute have done weU foe fore Apollo 11 and man’s first two years. Within three years j. „ times In the chest, arms and programs with plenty left over ^ Ucn bond question which the di- across toe Irish Sea and to oto- “terrorize the Catholic pu- Winiam O. LsMiJen ____ _ .u ~~ It seems unlikely, however, Renaud’s “attempt to save his ^ Atheiw ' science on the surface, a moon landing two months later. i t T would have to give up con- ,, , , 7* mnimimltlea face and two shots were fired innD»rw» tmni rt t -M ------tor a------first------payment on the defi- vnrin... . *^*”*^ ^ pectoTs have already authorised, that the Board of Directmrs, friend,” and gave the guilty ver- ’’beautiful maMs << **nm the Unlrerrity of^^c^o er EngUMi cities. lation.” Hls trained geologist 'would be able Cernan also flew on the trol cf Hartford Fire Insurance fought a running court at htm but they miaaed, accord- Meskill ai^MrenUy ^ llie »-» million, if approved, made up of six RepubUcans and diet Holgerson has been free Athens” carried laurel and on th e 18th of the month, Brig. Marston ’Tickell, army 'ihe army denies any Mas letters and his Qhlef of staff In Northern Ire- and says the overwhelming ma- Repay Delay to make more meaningful on- three-day earth orMt Gemini » or of these four companies *. o"^'whetoer Itew H ^ e n *"* police who were called to ' ^ considers'venr Important. " «« purohkse tt^Man- three Lmocrato. would not on |600 non-surety bond. ^ ^ a n peace plpea name has 18 the-qpot*••*“ -* oboervations-1------— —J and — eval- . mission . . In . -----1966— and J took- a .— two* . Avis . Rent-A-Car, ITT -Leavitt------lu * »- -vnnnH nrw>r yjg scene by neighbors. ni^t at his There Is also Httle question Chester WateToo. in the North authorise the proposed refeiv —^ ^^SI^r^rtoZZl%«^edim UB. passport was issued on land, hailed toe fragtie armi- jority _of armed assaults. .and 'Cedar Investors of La'wrence, Iiafi/vu uations. 1______0.,..= T-... n*r Unn^m/>n r.tfe o*® "6**^ «> expanu oper hour sapee walk. Sons Inc., ITT Hamilton Life, atlons on East Haven land Police said that during a ^ there is v^erous pubUc “ *'*• End. This, according to the endums offered by the Repub- A presentence report was of- ladders. To ward off evU April 1^. , two stice aa an outright defeat of terrorist fire bomMngs during r> rrnvna and ITT Life Insurance of New struggle with his attackers, Un­ gunmen of toe outlawed IRA at paat months were committed “ “ Richard P. Hayes, ® Tliey have said the last which It owns. dlm j^al of Qm Income tax. Another legislator, a veteran wording of that question, could Ucan-controUed Board of Edu- tered to Judge Quinn in the they sprinMed salt on He returned to Greece two York. derwood managed to tear the M^da He was a Napr Pawdng a oomi»omlse ’ tax of many years in the General only be done if the iMg»«Hi Util- cation Howard Hermanson, 21, of glass. years ago. least. In port toe result of toe by the IRA. However, army In- Manchester real estate agent, Afiollo flight would be a natural ^ - The three judges heard argu­ A spokesman for I’lT In- mask froin one, revealing hia S e S , e t ^ Rep. Albert R Wet. aUo^iTthe North Boa.xi of Education will of East Hartford, who had pieces of gmaa year------provincial In termment—with* telllgence sources said Protes- have asked toe town to extend *<*■ Schmitt, after experts have Jy liC n l I^ O H lIlia ilQ S ments TTiursday on n motion by fo^ ^LTr^of ^ ^ ’Z ““ out-trlal campaign. tant gunmen have also been In- to 16 years toe time In vdilch from all the dlcated" the company would ^rtV arerto c^ertVra a ‘lo;^- ^ ‘*^,em "^ls^^*retS' ^ ®nd. ■«reed to consolidate its consider and probably approve Pleaded guUty to sale cf mari- USNR Division keep Hartford ^ re Insurace. or*rourt ruling which would al- HUIb secretary. ™ WMLriness ¥^ch he .ewer faculties with the town’s, the plans for tiie proposed new J«<««a. and possession of a cen- relmbunaid from ® fle to m te L only one of ^cHartfordludge who would N ^^vL to L toe ex- P<»‘- the other as ^ ^ questions lunlor high school atT^clal t«>«ed drug. Quinn gave the his estranged wife, Amy. toe laui? rouSTof nSlng led ^ Sd at leart^^^^pS^-__ *®^‘' GABA’s IS sclentlrt-astronauts u. Cmdr. Daniel Michl, have to approve the consent de* ponded runway a member of the Hockanum embarrass the governor by more than seven months of ar- k«_ a nr«nna«a m v mil nio-ht >pii« youth 2 three-month. PoUce said toe attack a p Barracks of World W)ar I Vet- forcing him to choose between gument over taxaticn. sZencea, and Gov. Wallace w thTrorl'^Vr had *1^* *ldll^ “n® they are Installing on Spen- who haa worked actively to- uSNR, of Manchester recently cree. at an Informal meeting g^y when a *'®“.®,® “1®, “ “ “ “ “P; erans and the Senior Citlsens the skimpy revenues of the “Let’s vote it and let’s go * ® *" ***““ the propo^ elemen- N^L^l^TtotoeWtorw^X^?^® ^^ ®®- command ^ Nav^ rr.,n>,kii» fiiTiw. nioMa *» developers are underwrit- served as backup lunar module Reserve Surface Division. 3-6 'Tuesday, Indicated he haa some ______proDicms. ine unoerwo^ <=“■ -«».p ji-' ^ w .b „ r , X lUgiirts, akma iima 5^ 5Ka vkiia^ #na® atwuia IK Im TYn««4#Mwi Ua vwxiiAvrAri nilAcrfirvna nharMit ftiA nTVknoAAfi _ recently fleper&ted end the wue Survivors are his wife, Mrs. tive but unpigiular income tax warned that the new annual- Ing toe coat of^ that line to^ toe pUct__ for Apollo _ __ _ 16. Most______other (M) in Hartford. _ _ He relieved _ questions______about the proposed „ , » • • r Minnle Lemme laietjen; a son, already in effect. sessions schedule of the Ganer- now estimated to cost $8-6 mU- Hie plans were worked up in , ‘ uMophl^cated’ B ri^ troops, targets of both More to^ MOO ^ ^ c s ^ future“to«^F[ng cra~, Sclentlata to toe corps are to- LL'c^di-. Rfoh^ "aitjoI'^.’ d e m e n t . ^ “ 1* Uon; and a proposed separate meetings over the past several *"** easily led by certain un­ Catholic and ’Protestant snipers estimated to have fled to south- SkyUb, a ^>ace sta- As commanding officer. Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld LONDON - Ufe expectancy underwood waa to satisfac- WUbert W. Lnetjen of Vernon; R^xibllcan legislative leaders al AssemMy was in danger of desireaMe contosnions.' Defies Court durtog the wave of violence, e m Ireland and the DubUn goy- ^ program which will follow Michl will be responsible for said he would like data on the W Britain has Increased to tory condition ’Thursday to a a daughter, -Mrs. Robert A. Ger- were unable to head off the turning into “perennial ses- bond issue for $800,000 for a mimths between the ’Town BuUd- poed in the proposed Junior high ing Committee; the buUding and Hermanson was arrested in Wiled another civilian ’IHureday emmont expects toe number to ^ developers agreement Apcllo. ' the readiness training of llO econ,rmlc effort of the agree- about 69 and 76 years for men local hospital, Ich of Davmport, Iowa: a broth- ‘‘compromise.’’ The crucial vote alona." result of investiga- (Oontinueb from Page One) er, Herman laietjen of Vernon, was an 8^82 hairline roil call in .After enactment of the “com- school. rites c^m lttee of the B ^ ^ tteb y the Ckpitol Region Nar- night during an ambush of a reach at least 10,000 by Satur- ^g^by toe developers pay toe Schmitt was one of a group of post-active duty enlisted Naval ment. and women, respectively, com- His wife and daugl^r were and four gnandchUdren. the House ’Ihuraday afternoon, promise” tax package around New Building Education; and architects for S qu^ A cting to ministration to Join him in mlUtaiy patrol to Londonder- day. ^ aewer Installation aatronauto selected for acten- Reservists from this area. Meanwhile, the St. Louis Post pared with 48 and 62 years al booked for aarault with intent Funeral services will be Mon- And once that waa over, most 11 p.m. by the Senate, beth leg- ’Ihe propose Junior _ high _ _plans the a^^Ckto- Hermansoo’s sale , of„ flghtlng tho federal court dese- S^rria, ry’s Catholic Bogslde district. Two thousand Protestants are repaid from toe asaess- tiflc abUlty and not flying skill. Previously, Michel com- Dispatch said ’Thursday several the beginning of toe century, to commit murder. day at 2:80 p.m. at the White- RepubUcans—many of them cit- Islative chambers adjourned calll11 fm*for trliuimtlAj-nontriangular 172,000 squareBMiiam VAP.ohlevecchlq ofo t RloomfieldBloomfield felemon- (elemen- ^ an aaent i ..“waa___ ■ _____an iso- An army spokesman said a pis- also have left their homes to ments of abutting property own- NASA taugM him to fly and he manded the Military Training ______Gibson Funeral- Home, 66 -B3m ing wrathful expressfcxia of anti “sine die.” ’That means "they hx>t -- building,------tary school). ^ RusseU, Gib- ^ unthlXg, and stupid p la n and told news- tol was found at toe dead Belfast and taken shelter to tap Into the line within la noiw a qualified Jet pilot 'wito CMvIsion in Waterbury. ^ h H ■CUP AND MMLTODAY| Jordan man’s aide. schools, churches and other jq years. about 1,000 hours experience. He and his family live at 36 St, with the Rev. Richard E. income tax outrage from tiieir won’t come back again this The proposed 66,886 square son and vonDohlen of West a c t” men he waa trying to assist the Bertram of the Fint Lutheran constituents—voted for the year unless Uiey have to. foot elementary school includes Hartford (Junior high school) President In his announced op- ’Troops and roaming gfimmen public buildings. The Board of Directors will Sources r e p o r t that as an Milford Rd. Church officiating. Burial will “compromlae” biU because at ------:------— ------Prosecutor Jrim Lombardo poriticn to massive busing to InO ash to BeUaat exchangfed shots but Tbe (British Red Croas flew to probably be asked sometime Apollo 16 backup he mastered ______m ' i n ■ be in the Grove Hill Cemetery, least it would repeal the in- noUed a charge of abduction of obtain school integration, no casualties were reported, supplies of blankets, diapers goon to consider this request, the intricacies of flying the lu- ■■ . n m EaKN EXTRA MoNEY I f Q f " information Friends may coll at the fu- come tax. The final vote in the children by a parent against “You might aay Gov. Wallace (Continned from Page One) Four explosions occurred to the and pHlowa to Belfast. Food but not before ’Town Counsel nar nuxtole. ' a ■ ■ 1 neral home Sunday from 7 to House was 125-89, and the Sen- town of Newry, near the Irish stocks are running dangeously John Shea Jr. rules on whether Until recently, the space WEDDINC Soviets Warn Allies Fire CaDs Kmineth Raiqiaport, 40, of East is working closely with the The Jordanian spokewnan 9 p.m. ate concurred late Thursday Greenwich, R.I. President to help carry out hia border, and a frontier rocul- low, and long lines form outside or not such an exception coidd agency leaned toward an Aix>llo WiTHOuT SELLING Now you can learn income tax preparation from ------night with a 22-11 rril call. ’Town firemen put cut a nre Lombardo explained the ar- desire not to have massive bua- said tils government proposed block at Aughnacloy, County TV- bakeries each morning to get be made. 17 crew of Oenien, Evans and INVITATIONS H&R Block. Thousands are earning good money as Salvatore Quinto One cf Meaklll’s reported re- last night at 8:06 In a trarii can rest came after Rappaport, who ing,” the Alabama chief execu- that a Joint oommittoe be rone, waa peppered by a dozen what bread ia available, Outlook Bright Air Force Ool. Joseph Engle. • TRADITIONAL tax preparers. Enrollment open to men and women On Eve of Chou Visit According to ’Town (Manager ’Iliey were the backups for OR HaRD WoRK of all ages. Job opportunities for qualified graduates. SOUTH* WINDSOR — Salva- “»«*» to GOP senators was at 418 E. Middle Tp/ke. has viritaticn rights, kept ihs ti^e said formed to Inveatigate the bor- shots fram the Irlrii aide of toe • ULTRAMODERN tore Quinto, 69, of miHngtwi tiiat ho wanted to check out tho By 8T1VHENS BBOENDiO “Regretfully, however, we border. Robert Weiss, this extension of Apollo 14. three minor riiUdrra overtime If President Nixon Is against incidents but Syria vetoed learn income Classes Start. September 13th Rd.. formetty of Hartford, died estimated revenue yield of the MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet cannot abaolutely exclude the in Rhode Island In December. In Dublin, capital of the Irish Blast Victim’s the reimbursement deadline However, under pressure Wednesday.. ^ at a South Windaor **f*f\TnT\*wwnlatA**“compromise” KillUU saHAKwith K4Uam fla- Union cautioned Ita Communist pceribUlty that thia haa an anti- W r » J * *” massive During, I would eiqiect ^ Republic, (Prime Mtolater Jack would probably be allowed un- from the sclentiflc community tax preparation from H&R BLOCK convalescent home. advisors before deciding allies today to beware of Chi- Soviet edge.” Walrus Bod^s. oTcaiis Lynch oaUed 'for replacement Identity Sought der Section I-d of the Rules for both within NASA and outside, 356 B. West Midite-Xpke.. Maoebester. He was bom June 12, 1908 In to do. The in^resrion of nese bearing “ultrarevolutiona- According to the paper, Pek- W^ a s h U D O n prolonged due to court teriml- **!!j***^tii mn ” “*nis claimed that the Jorda- of Northern Iretand’s all-Pro­ Aseessment of Sanitary Sewer sources said some thought had ENGRAVED WEDDMG nease send me free infonnstion 6 4 6 -« 4 « r 3 Rome, Italy, and lived In Hart- toeso senatora waa that If ly slagana.” The article in the IntensMed interest in 7T a B II U p VF invoivlng Rappaport’s welfare to Join with me. ^ armored care testant government by an ad* STOn i n g id N, Conn. (AP) — Oonstruction which says, “The been given to flying toe ApoUo ford for 54 years before moving decided the bill would weekly Novoye Vremya, or this strategically imporbmt A laska’s C oast ^-Lite^mSLic^ j S ^ president Nixon’s pre« -ec- Thursday on the mtolotration giving equal voice . Avam'inAr wna Board of Directors may enter 15 backup team of Schmitt, CAKEKNfE Ninw ______— to South mndsor a year and a to the present deficit, he New ’Times, coincided with a area” which boa become appar­ iliaSKa 8 admit no state- Syrian border town c^ecuuu Asked for the Prerident’a re- Syrian soldier and killed him. Army but blamed “the mis- ^rock Rood owned by Robert store shopping center at Hills* ______of^ar^i^, chairman, warned Chliia to the ^ t pi^ 1^ China, after putting aside Ideolo- Game for aom^uU^ to toe action to Wallace’s statement, \nxe Jordanian spokesman government to which toe North Rtartin who police sold had a town Rd. and Spencer St., came tro of Soutoington, and 10 tax package would week Novojw V rem yaj^ Pe- gioai differences that had exis- problem of dlaporing «* tte de- Z ie g le r replied: "What he said the flghting has been subjected for so long” permit to keep dynamite there, to the board some time ago aak- grandcWldren. ' deepen toe record deficit. «*« 1* combing a "flexible ap- ted for two decades, aettied her cempering carcasses Uttering Inv^aUon, were pre^^ ^ look Into the mat- ^ foZ w S^ldeiitv could for the bloodshed. Boutin’s eon, Robert 20, who InS that It be repaid for its I T h rfiZ ^ will be tomorrow ‘"I*® governor haa to veto PK>«* to other Socialist coun- relaticos with Yugoslavia.” shores of Kotsebue Sound, adja- court, and their unrelated drug uei s loox mio uie a force v ^ h ^ ty Maas arrests and Internment working with his father sewer tovestmeia over seven by toe Belfast government of dynamite, has been y®ars from additional taxes on Saaarino Funeral Home 247 R-B^dg^iort. And Senate fort in the struggle against the ‘"Ihus, as an outride factor, northwest Alaska. Sept. 2. Wallace also saia Tnursaay P” more than 800 subjected -re- missing since 12:80 o-m. Tlmre- the improved land. in the WesMnirton St Hartford, with ****“>*tty Leader Alden Ives Soviet Uhlan.” k has an influence upon current The mammals, toe laigeri Thomas Aden, 18, cf Covct- he l^rvrae to P*'®'^ Are in arif-defense and SHOWING pubUcon terroriats eorty Mon- police said. 'U‘® directors denied this re­ nsr a of reoutem at St one of the nine Republican China’s aim, toe political of-, trenda on the peninsula.—at weighing as murii as three try, was charged with two toe predominantly Negro school day touched off the rioting and piuce said houses on two quest, expressing some concern - p J ^ Church fairs weekly said, WMto obtain least as far as toe- ’Tlrana^ri- tens, began to warii up on counts each sale of j^trol^ at H o^ aty, new Anniston, "^^SJ**^ttons shooting. sides of the property were dam- about setting a precedent. Burial will be in Mt. St Bene- ^ow MeritiU could accept the the neutraUty of Russia’s port- grade-Bucharest axis is con- beaches a few weeks ago aU ed drugs, posre^w of it^ b e^ J], i There were no caausloZ” Prime Mtolater Brian Faulk- aged by toe explosian of the 100 Weiss said today that many diet Cemetery "compromise” tax plan after nera in the “stnigrie betwran cemed.” the way from Shlsmaref to the marijuana and controlled drugs. domlnanUy white achori at There were no cawiti . ner of Noctoem Ireland issued pounds of dynamite stared to a the propwty owners abutting ^ at toe fu- Ueutenante In the leg- Mhndat-Leniniate^ the rose- R®*®»nce to the “Tlraaa-Bri- »«rto and Klvallna to the north. Gary CovIeUo. 22, of New noArby Oxford. Pairing would a pootmldnlght statement say- magazine. the new aewer line have al- neral home tonight frran 7 to 9. denounced It waa a flonary fdatform of Ftwle-Buchareat axU” is yet Some reridentsresidents speculated Britain, vdio has other drug mean that toe flrat three VINYL UNER IN-GROUND tog he found nototog to Lomch’s The victim waa to toe Imme- ready agpsed to tap Into the a n o t h e r criticism dlrerted the animals floated across toe cases pending in arcuit Oxirt grades from Oxford would at- question yet to be answwed. uie great-power hegemony of “ “ “ Pond Dredging remarks “at all helpful to a sit- aiate vicinity of tiie blase. Offl- fiu® and have paid their aasess- Nelson O. Read However, It would not be the p e u ^ s boUcy. againat independent-minded Ro- Bering Strait after hunts in Si- u , was charged with sale of toid Hobson aty and the 4th uation where the prime need is cials said the medical examiner ments. It might be some time, beria.' Others suggested their marijuana, poesesrion o t con- through the 12th grades a t Hob- fll^ time tola yew that toe swller ihla week, the Soviet Starts Monday to protect democratic methods would examtoe blood and tissue however, before others t ^ to. ROCKVITLLE — Nelsrni G. paper deaths resulted from disease. trolled drugs, and dispensing of son a ty would go to Oxford, gwernor had puUed the rug out press said there can be no Hungarian news against the rule of the gun.” in an attempt to aaceitato toe This Is why toe extension la be- ra n m iiFFm nm m vm ■ nasiiiiil Read, 80, formerly of 'White St. from under GOP lawmakers. warned that any plan ^^ch But John Bums cf Fairbanks, controlled drugs. Asked . _ _ whether . . he expected Dredging work in the oouth- died last night at a South Wind­ Communist neubrali in toe Mioa- Sourcea London aald they identity. Ing asked for, Wetss said. The "compramiae” tax pack------would aim at shaping an anti­ a marine Uolsglst to r the De- Allen was held In lieu o t court reprisals, Wallace re- em end of Union Pond will begin to sor convalescent home. He wqs age includes a good deal more cow-Peklng conflict Ohservera g^yiet axla endliur In the Bal- Soviet axis ending In the Bal- P«^^®“t ®Trii and Game, gg,000 surety bond, and Oovlello, pUed: Monday according to WUUam toe widower of Glsela Held In the way of tax hikes than “ ®^“ Pt **> curb kans—whUe’ ■ It la■ doomed - - to• discounted •—»—> both *'theories. who has bond on him in other think that the Jus­ mMTiEnn in i! O’NrtU, director of public works. Read. . Just toe boost In the sales tax Independent foreign policy —qoui^ create an extremely R® said, "They are some of cases, was released on'a $1,000 tice Department Is going to ask Mr. Read was bom March 24, to a rate of 6H per cent it **“® ®* Romanian President Nl- dangerous rituatian—first of aU kie animals which were lost n«be foi- ^ 1 I «.uy ha« „ 1« to l» S? “rj” ~«1 «. to, to. Drop By And Havns A^Bot Dog And ployed for 26 years by tiie Regan cigarette tax to 21 cents a lowed, ’ ia d^nnlned to brln^ o tO C K 3x£|]T K 0t lanre oort to the method of plat®®. fined $26 on the first He needs some h^p. , Woolen Mills In Rockville as a pack. Ceauceacu Into line, NEW YORK (API The ^ r t l i J n e said some buntens •’Charge and $16 wi toe second. In toe transfer, case, Wallace Pepsi One Of Our In^round purchasliigpurchasing agent. He was also -Impose-Im p o se a 6 per cent tax on "U*® a^ticl® ■»«*■«kl y^uuuuuu,^ Communist w bw (AP) — rom^ nun^ ^ chanre of mniHwe- unneesaary said he had written the Jeffoi^ equipment wlU ibe opened 3 VALUABLE REASONS Pool Engineers in Windsor Locks for 15 years —Raise the tax on telephone ultralefUid and ultrarevolu- ^ in Neill Nodden 86 70 Parirar orderlna the reaseianment nf method seems to worit, Why You Should Wuy .Gasoline of

He served as a Judge In toe to Atoto to Ito. „ to tolM iS .." to >» •»■». wlto to ^ to „ I. U. to . ob.,.ttoll..l,to,_tlto.l»., er .rj,„ her to.,home. _ to . “ SZ 1* ‘T* “ former Rockville aty Court and 8 cents a gallon to 10 cents a bulwark of socialism.” Gainers led losers by a dim numbers tots year, NoUes were entered in the fol- He said toe Davis glri, who lowing cases; Uves near toe mining oonunu- *>“Udoaer was originally to was a 60 year member of toe gallon. The author provided a lesson margin among issues Union Congregational <3iurch. Kathleen Osuna, RockviUe, nlty of Mulga, was assigned to to do toe work but after GORMAN BROS —^Ihcreaae tultlwis at state for Russia’s cUents by pointing ®** fi*® New York Steck He was a past master of Fay­ schools to raise an addltianal out that economic development Bbechange. fraud In obtaining state aid. Westfield school, 22 miles from drained, It was ette Lodge of Masons and a $6.8 mllUon. In China and Albania began to A^ y s te said tiie maritet was Public Records Stanley Steminski, 60, of Wap- her home, under an attendance fi*®* fi>® fifick layer of pa- member of Hope Oiapter, OElfi, -Haiae Ucensing fees Im- lag when Soviet aid was cut off ***®*y “rift for the next few Warranty Deeds plng, vlolaticn of a st<^ sign. zone plan. Minor High School, P®*" ^® southern end the Mayflw^ Rebekah Lodge, various professions to a decade ago. sessions. L and M Homes Inc. to Mi- Kathleen ’Tomko, 116 Bldrldge predominantly white and four support heavy equty- St., faUuro to report income. mUea from her heme, is In an- and the lOOF. “* additional $4 mUUon h * offered Poland’s stand as Brokers said many investors chael J. and Carole L. Shea, FREE Survivors are a son, ’Trueman r>»-* had returned to toe sidelines property on Sunny Brook Dr., Michael Hoar, 20, of I West other zone. j The amount of dredging which ,.r toA « AamterVi ^ yc®*« ,& model for other Warsaw Pact Hartford, operating a motor ve- In his letter, Wallace ^o®>tfiy that toe water In the maiket background. ance tax $24.20. GREEN STAMPS children. —Change toe bonk tax for- tions with China, but; enunent approved plana for result in death or per- would only have to he 8 Funeral services wiU be Mon­ revenues from Except in glamours, the price Robert T. and Daryl D’Am- hydro­ mula to raise “We decisively reject a t * ______the development of copper de- ™®n®ttt injuries.” to * *®et deep to support trout day at 1:30 p.m. at toe Ladd that source by a total of $3.2 (dianges for most key Issues broslo to Robert W. Jr. and posits at Bar Cheshmeh, In toe Wallace said his action was *■ $16,000 Is avallaMe WITH AIJL FILUUPS Funeral Home, 19 Ellington tempte to use this readjnew for were'fracUonal'. t h e r a p y million a year. normalization for objectives Robert H. Larsen, property on Kerman district. Ore reserves Prompted by a letter from the work. The Board of I^- Ave., with toe Rev. Paul J. estimates i»e- In glamours. Control Data u Division St., conveyance tax there are estimated at up to SW* mother, who wrote Hint retort appropriated $3,000 last According to which Interfere with toe ______eOMTROL Bowman, pastor of toe Union waa up 1 r t 62%: IBM was |26.40. 400 tons, averaging 1.: fi*® hus ride would be an toward toe project, then Congregational Church, officiat­ ^ p r e S S j s e '”*'‘i r w ^ d “ aUow s t r c ^ n l n g of toe entire So- to'294%* ...... 7 Ffolorold was Quitclaim Deeds par cent copper. Coat of toe undo® hardship and that her Pr®8®uty from c l t i z ^ led ing. Burial will be In Grove Hill i payment of $88 milUon on toe off 1 at 10%%; and Xerox was The Hartford Electric Ught project la estimated at $838 daughter "has threatened to Manchester JayceOs, they Cemetery. defldt. Meskill haa indicated a Much of the amde wu. de- ^ at 112%. Co. to a r c le Associates,, p n ^- miUion. ' **** school.” Included an addlUcnal $18,000 in Friends may call at the funer- desire to pay $80 mlUlon or so voted to eitetairag^ nervous-! Among the big Mocks traded ^rty south of Hartford Rd., con this year’s budget. - ness about Chinese “ex* al home Sunday from 3 to 4 and during the present fiscal year. n®“ vmirose - ex- before noon were parcels of 66,- yeyance tax $8.26. Penetryn Systems Inc. of ST. BBOIS 7 to 9 p.m. The governor oald Wednesd.ay panslonlra. New Times went qoo sbaree and 33,000 shares of Alexander MacDonald Everett, Mate, is doing some THIS IS A RIZZO EKGINEERED POOL-OFFERING: ’There wUl be a Mas«Uc serv- that he “couldn’t Uve wMh’’ the to some lengths to prove ^ Pan Am, both as 12%, un- ^ prop- $60,760 worth of the repairs on ice Sunday at 8 p.m. at the so-called “Senate ccmpromlae” P®WnF waa aiming at annexing chan-red, and 65,200 shares of ^ Cambridge St., con- Boy Hurt in One of Two the dam. Additional wthrk wlU be funeral home. on which tho MU before him Mongdla. Utah Oonstruction A Mining at ^ done by town forces. A total of • Hyidro Therapy Bath was based. He did not, how- Ih addition, the article said gg, off 1%. Executor’s Deed Bicycle-Auto Accidents $66,000 haa been allocated by ever, say outright that he party chairman MU Tse-tung -nie Aainclat^ ^ 60-atock J«oriarty, execu- the Board of Directors for toe • Choice of Color Pattern in Liner Tax Hike Seen would have vetoed that earUer seeks a Chinese empire ^tend- average was off .3 rt 807.4 at ^ Edward F. Mori- -Two blcycle-auto accidents oc- left to avoid hitting Brian and project which toe State Water 2^ FREE STEAK KNIFE blU if It had reached hia desk. ing from toe Indian Ocean to noon. Industrials were down arty, to Raymuid H. and Judith curred In Manchester yester- Ctolln Murphy, toe cousins, who B®®

J... p a <)6 e l e v e n PAGE TEN B4ANCITESTER EVENING HERALD, MANtjHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 Ing additional public service legedty that the property has 4 Landmarks Bolton Farmers Felled Tolland jobs. been virtually abandoned since Students Gain Representation Stop Thief The meeting was scheduled A L L O U R U «a O CAni the 1960s. The property has By Field Spray by U.S. Sen. Lowell Weteker Set in State Ana BACKao nv oui been used for shnage and for a MBRLEBACXI, France Builder Asks and will be held in toe Judiciary ZB A Tables summer cottsige Mrithout plumb­ (AP) — Firemen battling a WASHING’TON (A P ) — A v ( Through Canada Room of the. State Capitol at New London Cottage where ing faclliUes. On Coventry blaze in a smoke-filled sports 9:30 a.m . Peter Van Dyne, a Vernon School Board store Thursday night heard Variance On playwright Eugene O’Neill REGINA, Sask. (A Py — Thir­ NOTICE spent summers as a youth and Treat Appeal Rd. resident, says Treat is now three voices shouting in uni­ ty-seven persons have become . Acting 0*1 toe recommends- some accounts and subtracting dent teacN'.ng at an "open” Manchester Evening Herald _ _ . _ . . seeking a substandaUy different son: “Stop thief, stop thief.” a WilUmantlc .house built of ill inhaling a chemical being tlon of Superintendent ofi from otoers and coming up With school in Oxfordshire, Kngland. Tolland correspondMit Bette Ihe Zoning Board of Appeals from a single non-plumbed ’Ihe calls led to three cag­ Road Rules granite blocks are among four used to fight worms that are CLOSED FOR VACATION ' Schools Dr. Donald C. Hardy, a net additional appnopriition cf Miss Nancy Morton, Juno grad- Quatrale, telephone 875-2845. last night heard an aj^ieal by summer cottage to two year- ed parrots whose owner ap­ histcric locations In Connecticut eating the multi-million dollar the Board of Education last $44,308 which is subject to Town uate of OC8C, will teach third CUfford Treat to divide a lot on round famUy hemes, which he parently had trained them to A Tolland developer Is seeking designated national landmarks, rapeseed crop in Saskatchewan, night approved toe Placement OouncU perusal and will ulti- „ade at Robertson School, AUG. 16 to AUG. 22 deal with another kind of permission from the Zoning It was announced Thursday. Bolton Lake into two imdei- threaten Bolton Alberta and Manitoba. of an executive membfer of toe mately go to a town meeting. Mrs. Lesley Franconl will fill emergency. Firemen rescued Newtown Names The designation means the N>• On Hippies J j 0 W W » _ ^ « ™ spoke against the variance were Farmers were advised to duties on July 1 In his new poe^Jk-K«‘dance position at toe high the angles of curves and comers will assume his new duties The New London cottage . tones, pink and red, to pur^de. W.80O squme fMt j^ another ^ and Oemge short dlscusBion. called Monte Cristo Cqtt^e, He has 65 kinds o f .day UUes. wear protective clothing and Hardy said he “feels tosd however. Dr. Hardy began to school as well. Mrs. IMS By ROGER LEMlING’rON In the roads, for toe property lo- Monday. m approximately sq i^ Yntema. Farris, who is a ZBA and toe WilUmantlc IhOuse is *nie garden is at 280 K elly respirators while mixing and such action would be conslstajnt review and evaluate toe budget, Zaroskl of Bolton was appomv Associated Press Writer...... cated on the easterly side of He joined the state police In ™ a zone which requli^ member, dlsquaUfled hlmseU the Jillson House, which Is be­ STATION Rd., South mndsor, a shcut spraying the chemical. with toe total effort to Improve ccaicludlng that a minimum ®d library clerk at the high MOSC»W (AP) — In official (ihestwood Rd. ’The terrain of 1941 and had served In all 11 22,500 square feet fo r each lot. ^ hearing, since The provincial governments Soviet eyes, the American hip- the land is quite hilly, and toe troops In the state. He was lieved to have been built In the distance from the Vernon Traf­ ’Treat is further seeking ac cqmmunlcaticn In the schocl amount of some $44,000 was school. She currently holds a early pwrt of the 19to century. WAGONS his property is adjacent to the said Bertha army worms have sykem, while promoting an ad- needed for the budget to be similar position at Bolton High pu Is a promoter of peace and lota are lote of record, for which one of the five high-ranking fic drcue. The Holgersons have ceptance of an undersized build­ The other ^tes are the Woos­ lived there f<»- 12 years. Their parcel in question. infested about one million acres (Uticaial avenue fo r giving stu- workable. School. international friendship. the time allowed for not meeting state police officers who retired ing (T18 square feet) on 'the In order to be granted relief of rapeseed in Saskatchewan, Sj^indf It mt But the Soviet hippie Is a current regulations Is said to when Commissioner Cleveland ter ilqua^' historic district in house lot of a little leas than dents the opportunity to particl- In a surprisingly shwt session ’The working day of toe high 1969 PLYMOUTH property, where zcsiing requires by the ZBA, ‘Treat must prove 250,000 acres in A lberta and 10,- hum. have lapsed. 'Puessenlch took over last New Hdven and the Arab Custom Station Wagon. . two acres which was almost en­ at least 780 square feet. pate responribly and democrat- on the budget last night, board school library clierk was ex- Phelps Inn In North Oolebrook. tirely covered with brush and hardship beyond monetary loss. 000 acres in Manitoba. The Ically In toe determination of members queried Dr. Hardy on tended one hour, from six to Soviet televlsicm screens have Loehr, who doubles as chair- spring, Radio, heater, automatic, power steering, very clean trees has been transformed in­ Traet does not live on the pre­ ’Hie board will call another ex­ seed, used for cooking oils and their, own preparation,, while In several pcdnits In his revised seven hours per day, on Dr. shown American policemen man of the ZBA, Is expected to mises, which has been rented in ecu tive session as soon as it has maugargarlne, is worth about mrm brandishing nightsticks In disqualify himself as he has in to a hobby garden that shows th e Wraeig of mohiltre^t | school. budget, and concluded that even Hardy’s recommendation fol- $2095 the results of intriligent plan­ the past and which is currently berni able to contact former Zon­ $50 an acre. dowrltown mftnelkiOt*^ “R is anticipated that specific If additional funds were grant- lowing his discussion with Ll- bresddng up antiwar demon- several other instances where ning and many hours of hard fo r sale. ing Agent Tedford to determine ,| shoppers’ program committees will be edn It would still be a deficit brariem Elizabeth Motycka who stratlons by long-haired demon- he has In one way or another work. Attorney John LaBelle, rep­ circumstances surrounding the s e r f s o n l y ! special created during toe coming year, budget. Dr. Hardy disagreed, felt that there was a need for stratora. been Involved In the variance RELIABLE I heard about the day lilies resenting Treat, gave the back­ issuances of the permits. Bay State Jury ® members cf which will also In- however,, saying that with toe this extension. "nie KGB, or secret police, request. because I asked, on radio, ground leading up to last night’s ’Ihe board elected John Mori- handiest grill in the world! dude students.” additional appropriation, he iRobertsmi School Library don’t like Russian hippies even Also to be heard at the same where I could see some of the appeal. ’Treat purchased the anos as its chairman last night Waits Informer || Selection of the student, and could live wUhln the specified cserk Eunice Bell was grranted when they want to prxjtest “the time Is a request for a building 1969 DATSUN newer kinds of day lilies that property on Vernon Rd. in to succeed John Roberts. Mori- how this is to be accomplished amount. ^ leave of absence of up to imperiaUst (American) aggres variance sought by William Vre- Statlwi Wagon. Radio, the hybridisers have developed. August, 1967 at which time he anoe has served on the bocurd BOSTUN (AP) — A Suffolk _ will be determined within a tew He did add that in the event seven months so that she may sion in Vietnam.” denburg of Cone Rd. heater, standard transmis­ Mrs. Holgerson sent an invita­ applied for a certificate of reg- for eight years, sevm as chair­ County grand jury has been H weeks. In all likelihood. toe additional funds were not care for her husband who was ’Die story is^told of a Moscow Vredenburg Is seeking permis­ sion, low mileage! tion to see her husband’s gar­ imratlon to renovate a cottage m an. called into stesion beginning * Charcoal Grill ’The board also unanimously forthcoming, or If only a partied injured In an accident. hippie leader named Solnyriiko, sion to put up an addition on an $1395 den where die thought I would on the property. ’Ihis work was next Wednesday, and is expected H 13” adjustable approved revisions in the 1971- restoratitxi were grranted, he Resignation or ‘Little Sun. existing dwelling on Cone Rd. find an interesting collection of completed. In October, 1968, iManohester Evening Herald to hear testimony by under- | Sign ‘ Request Denied 3 72 budget and agn%ed to back would meet with administration resignation of Mrs. Helen “He thought up toe idea of day lilies. I surely did. ’Treat, through his contractor, Bolton correspondent JT n d 11 h world informer Vincent C. Te- Hardy’s requests for restoratiem to recommend yet another re- ^igg wtta accepted yito regret joining with our hippie friends ’The Zoning Board of Appeals STATE Iris and Peonies Calvin Hptchlnson, applied for Donohne, tel. 6t8-S«60. resa. H of funds to that budget, sched­ vised budget, reflecting the ap- ^ board, following Dr. In the West,” an informant has denied a request for a Day lilies were not Arthur and was granted another per­ ’The form er North Reading uled to be discussed at a spe­ propriaiUons as they now stand. explanation that even said. flashing sign submitted by the at the Holgerson’s first flower special­ mit for a second cottage on the man, who testified before a cial joint meeting of toe board 6.8 Per Cent Increase though toe contractual deadline “Solnyshko thoug^it the au- Sun Oil Co. station on Rt. 30 I9 6 0 FO RD ly. He began with Iris and then property. Haldeman Plays U.S. Senate committee to al­ and Town Council next ’Thurs­ In hlB revision to be presented for roslgnatlons has elapsed, he thoritiiBS could hardly argue at the comer ot Kingsbury Ave. Ranch Wagon 4 dr. Radio, heater, automatic, power added peonies. He is an iris According to Zoning Board leged police pay-offs to protect day at '8 at the high schod. to the Town Oouncil, 'Dr. Hardy fgit the case deserved special with a protest against the Viet- Ext. a Boston gambling operation, is steering. hybridizer who has more than member Jack Rothwell, this sec­ Trinity Carillon br. Hardy has come up with has noted that ‘"The newly pro- consideration organized one. The decision was reached fol- a hundred iris plants that he has scheduled to appear before a a completely “revamped” 1971- posed budget represents a 6.6 j- her letter c< resignation “Solnyshko told his friends lowing an on-slte Inspection $1695 ond permit is the source of the federal grand jury here next raised from his own breeding. present confusion. Rothwell con­ ’Ihe Rev. Ronald E. Halde­ 72 school budget, adding to p©r cMit total increase for 1971- ._cm her high school toat toe local trade union coun- Monday night, according to ZBA ’Tuesday. He has an extensive planting tends that Donald ’Tedford, who man, a deacon of St. Mary’s ______72 (over 1970-71). ’This Is less wise explained toat cU had given the okay for toe secretary Charles Regan. B 4-C of peonies that he has raised as zoning agent issued both per­ Episcopal Church, will return than one-half the Increase { _ husband has been unemploy- demonstration, maybe to per- The sign caused an emptler- of Connecticut, Haldeman was 331 Main Street “‘do?!T^al<^tes“t e rIng a placard that S read Dances Scheduled bought the bees as a joke, he ers, we have reevaluated the current restrictions endorsed candidates for mu- estimate on this so far has proved by toe board. A midsummer dance will be mlt is cmly valid for one year carlllonneur of Emery Memorial Tel. 649-4595 nlcipal offices to be voted « i been $52,000, and toe highest love not war’ In English. C says, because his wife was so AcUon on this motion had held tonight In toe Tolland High and the builder must re-apply if Tower in Marlemont, Ohio, for on the use of water. On a trial basis, we ask that at toe November 2, 1971 elec­ $75,000 fo r the town o f Coven­ “But when they turned Into This weekend fond of honey. On an impulse, been taken at the board’s July School cafeteria from 8 until 11. work is not completed during eight years and is a member of Rockville 875-3274 customers not water lawns and shrubs or wash tion, and to transact such other try, and any additional appro- Gertzen a detachment of militia he bought a hive of bees he saw that year. Others, including La- Guild of Carillonneurs in North 15 meeting, but in checking toe and KGB were waiting for Sponsored by the d o s s o f ’73, advertised along die roadside. cars at residences between the peak water use business as may properly come priatimi to ADM from this ses­ the minutes of that meeting it only! Belle, said that work must on­ Am erica. them. the dancing will be to toe music They produce all the honey the before said Caucus. sion of the General Assembly was discovered toat toe action of the “ Orangp Sunshine group.” ly be started within the year, For the past feiw years, he has hours of 5:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. “ M ost o f them got 10 to 16 Holgerscns can use and some­ Leonard J. Benjamin, had not been included in other was not appropriate, since It All guests and graduates have but not necessarily completed. served as a member of the ad­ days In jail. Some were put Into Our water supply and distribution facilities are Town (Chairman figures fo r the 1971-72 budget. meant toe overturning of a been required to sign in at the times the fruit hangs so heavy ’Treat worked m i the property psychiatric prisons and all visory council of Manchester WANTED In other action, the board un­ board policy. In a vote to re­ A on the trees that the branches for two years in good faith and Commumty College, as well as limited in their ability to provide adequate pres­ those •with iMig hair got a hair­ school office. Brand animously approved another verse a policy, a majority of ’The Board of Recreation is break. in reliance upon the validity of perpetual deacon at St. Mary’s. dean. Lute Mstel recommendation of Dr. 'Hardy’s, cut and a KGB lecture.” Starting with Iris and peonies. sure throughout the system when water use is hoard members, not just board sponsoring a teen dance, Mew! the second permit, according to As a member of the National E W lT A 'n O N concerning toe report of the Evidently toe authorities are Art turned to day UUes because excessive. Therefore, we ask that customers con­ members present, must vote ‘"rusk,” at the Crandall tennis LaBelle. and expended over |41i‘ Electrical Manufactu^ra Asso- U SED C A M S health committee. also trying to break up black 1971 MODEL they were advertised in die Arthur Holgerson of Kelly Rd., South Windsor, "yes” in order to assure pas­ courts Aug. 20 from 8 until 11:80 000 in repairs before he was claticn, he is general sales man­ serve and not waste water at all times during TO BID market syndicates which sup­ same catalogues and because shows one of the modern day lilies in his garden ’ Tm Priees Paid ’Hie three recommendations sage. p.m. A donatlMi will be re­ VACATIONAIRE advised by the Zoning Board in ager of the Arrow-Hart A Hege- the day. ’ITie M anchester F ire Depart­ ply marijuana to Moscow, L«- there were wet areas on his where he grows 65 named varieties. This one is For All Makis! to be Implemented are: ’Ihe or­ At toe July 16 meeting, with ^ iW d and Kiev. quested. 16 FT. . 1970 that he was in vtolatlon of man ElecUc Co. of Hartford- ment _ Eighth Utilities District, m v grounds where iris could not be dering of one set of "iHealto onlyI * four MAAevaAneMsmemebrs presentZ~>WV>f*A«T AAITout ^ I ____ Camp Spirit Frans Hals, a bi-color flower described as orange- zoning regulations. The public is invited to tour ------TOWN OF MANCHESTER— wlU accept bids fo r m iscel­ As iln toe West, most pot TRAVEL TRAILER gro wn. The day UUes, supposedr CARTER CHEVnOUT^ and Growth” textbooks per of the full seven-man board. ’The title of Camp Spirit of the yellow and reddish-tan. (Herald photo by Pinto) LaBelle contends that oven if the ’Trinity CoUege ditqiel foi- laneous fire equipment. Bid smokera here are students and Electric brakes, 8 burn­ ly also needing weU-drained sell. pade for G^es one through provides elrtt Tolland*oiiana wjuniyCounty *-n4-H camp Inm Ab- CO., me. Jay Giles forms and specifications are er range with oven, the lots are divided into two lowing his concert. Water & Sewer Dept. Administrator fwr; toe ortei^ of a ”D ^ ^ ^ majority of toe full camp fbr ^ awarded last week Y E A R EN D U I suspect that A rtie's stren- ^ country with the early Dave Morey of West Hatfield, non-conforming lots, the two 1229 Bidn St available at Fire Headquarters, Education Program” for toe camp m puo- Wrigflit, son of Mr. and stainless steel sink, 32 Main Street, Manchester. All Capt. Nathan Hale School; and travel awning, vented uouswoA in digging ditches settlers. Our old-fash- Mass., and best small glad was lots will each be as large as Phone MMSeSS Minority of One gyj poeslbiUty of a Mrs. • Norman Wright of South range hood, undercoot- U.S. Retains Art bids are due by 6:00 p.m., the forming of two committees and laying d i^ s torough his *“ **®** lemon lilies and the tawny a seedling, not yet named, most in the area. Ho argued Six mMnbers were present last stretch In a camp may not de- R iver Rd. CLOSE OUT PRICES! ing, automatic heater, Sept. 1, 1971. - under toe direction o f D irector Senior (Xtlzen Trip mrden have madetite wet escaped from early brought to Hartford from New that ’Treat’s use of the property BOSTON (AP) — A RaiJiari nlgbt when toe motion was voted Russian hip^es. One 6 sleeper bunk, etc. will not violate the Interests of ’The Eighth Utilities District ^ of Pupil Persmuiel Services Dr. ’The Senior Citizens Club will ■RAND ^ less wet and his organic "rT wild Hope, Pa. ------portrait seized by the U.S. gov- on again, and once again Donald . Growers east of the Connectl- the residents of the area, and reserves the right to reject any ’ Robert Hopkins, one at toe attend toe Aug. 23 performance NEW *1795 methods also haw ~ ...... emment in January, following high school and one at CNHS. Averll voted against It, with «HeU, if we can’t even pro- 7 1 M e r c u B Y b S * S L i b l 7 fw the plants. " varieties. cut River who entered spikes ^ continuation of toe use charges it had been smuggled or all bids. Suzanne Brlnard, Ruth Benoit, against toe tnetnam war, of “Hello Dolly” at Storrow- Regarding the latter item, toe town. Mass. Everything that can be used as The newer oay liUes, intro- were Samuel Maus of East Hart­ the property has enjoyed into the country, will remain in two committees are t o 'c ^ Pet^TOomas, Artour ’TOuroas gjgg ggp do? Jurt play ^ ^ since toe 1920’s. ’The bus trip will Ive spixisored compost goes into the compost duclng shades of pink and red, ford and two men from Putnam, federal custody until Sept. 3. of admlnitsrators, guidance per- Ch^rman Richard Messter gyr guitars, smoke and listen to Board of Reweati^. 1966 Fold Mustang pile or onto the garden as mulch h^ve been developed by hybrid- Paul LaVangie and John Bak- Hutchinscln, who did most of It has been ih storage at the 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder, G NOTICE sonnel, teachers, students and . .. the BBC and Voice of Amer- To Attend Att«nii MeetingMMtina' at the Holgersons’. Lawn grass i^i's both in Europe and in the kar the renovation work for Treat, Bosten Museum of Fine Arts radio, heater, automatic. ’TOWN OP MANCHESTER, community representa- AverlU ex p r^ the same First Selectman Charles ’Thi- is cut with a rotary mower and umted States. ’The botanical Flower Show Tomrarow was the only other person under government custody. Looke like new! Was $1196. speaking in favor of granting CONNECTICUT tlves. Purpose of toe commit- fault will attend a special meet­ vacuumed into a homemade name, Hemerocalis, comes from jj, reminder that there tees wUl be to develop a health as he had on July 16, ing at the State Capitol next N O W $995 the variance. He described the POSITION VACANCY ^ stating he felit that the board wire cage that trails along be- the Greek words meaning “beau- jjg flower show, with free program "encompassing Jaytcalkera Wednesday to hear a team of property as having a septic sys­ Super Summer Savings HIGHWAY AND has toe right approval. hind the mower. Art cuts his tlful for a day.” ’The blossoms admission, tomorrow at the Par- SAMK DAY SKK\ l( !•; components of alcoherf, tobacco, labor experts explain toe de­ neighbor’s grass to get more >“ t one day or, at best, a day jgjj House of ’Trinity Church on tem “superior to any other in SANITA’nON Tournas noted toat the' board ’Ihe term jayw jaywalker alker goes SPECIAL the a rea ” . drug and family life education tails of the federal Emergency clippings and he mulches the day ®*>d a half, but there are new Main St., Wethersfield. It is be- M.!. I'l’.v i ; SUPERINTENDENT hires qualified admlnlstratoirs back to the days when “Jay” COMET 1H iNi': 11.\ j 'i: i ;\; I.' I'.s on and in-school and community was a synonym for rustic or Employment Act of 1971 Ulles with the chopped grass t’V'ls on the flower stalk that jj,g staged by the Connecticut Residents Dlsc^;ree .. $11,838.60 - $18,704.60 to hire teaching perstmnel, and 2-Deor SeJgR 1966 PLYMOUTH Several area residents tocw is­ B U L L Y WINTERIZED P O O L S basis.” Dr Hardv add^'toat In hlrliur hayseed. ’Ihe Idea was that These experts will explain toe C L O S E OUT three or four times through the '''’til open to provide continuous Horticultural Society and the m , In;i; ( i.i; \n i h -- ’The ’Town of Manchester, Fury in 4 Door Station sue with LaBelle’s statement Connecticut, seeks enthusiastic Several new staff members lexers, ^he calls on the re- anyone who walked Uke a jay 802 V8 engine. Vinyl trim, PRICES START Wagon. 8 cylinder, auto­ summer. color tor many days. Men’s Garden Club of Wethers­ ::-i 111.'. II IM . Mu; i were given board approval. whitewalle, AM radio, ex­ that ’Treat’s use would be a con­ man eager to manage toe High­ sources of other administrators would bo a person who Ignored plying for funds under toe act matic, power steering and Chopped Leaves Machlr^JTooI Salesman field. Hours are 2 to 7 p.m . AirHque Gold -With Wrought Iron Pattern Miss Sandra Chaet will teach rules and regulations. which grants money for provld- terior decor group, etc. A S L O W A S brakes, radio. Was $1196. Under the trees at one side of Mr. and Mrs. Holgerson are tinuation of existing use, al- way maintenance and refuse so that the decision is not his the garden where the compost Hoth from South Dakota and of dhmoeal services for ’iy>wn of third g ^ e d C^ven^ Gram- alone. N O W $995 pile is located there 1s a gas- Norwegian parentage. Arthur is HUGE r DECK 50,W ^ople. AppUcants must School, she Is a June grad- It was further painted out oline-powered shredder. In the 6 machine tool salesman. His ^ reJ^rien cru ; ^ type of «ate of UConn and did her stu- The motion m e ^ form al. faU Art harvests leaves from his vrife. who says she ls„^^e “offi work as well as a sensitivity for izes what has, In fact, been toe SPECIAL own and the neighbors’ trees, cial weeder” in >the garden, collective bargaining proce­ case all along anyway, and that picking them up with the same teaches a third grade in Rock­ (xloojdlam i GARDENS dures. NOTICE the board will continue to re­ 1967 Chnvraltt Send resume to General Man­ ceive all data on new caiqdl- rotary mower and vacuum at- ville. The South Windsor Board of ! In va la V8, 4 Door dates for review. —-■ > 2396 tachment that he uses on the The Holgersons have two sons, ager, Town of Manchester, Mu­ Education will receive sealed Hardtop. 8 cylinder, lawn. Then the leaves go through Alvin, the older boy, is a sculp- nicipal Building, 41 Center Dr. Hardy emphasized that Shop, thenl radio, beater, auto­ For Plants That Please! bids for a new 1971 (% ton, V-8, the authorization is merely for the shredder to be chopped into tor working with a design crew Street, Manchester, Connecticut Slop • K A ttb matic, power steering. automatic transm ission), ^Sport the filling of vacancies In exist­ Was $1686. small bits, and used as a fall tor Buick at Detroit. He is mar- 06040. Closing date fo r filing Is BUICK—OPEL—SAAB ^ \ / HEW O'SIaY Healtliy, Hardy Van M odel, GE 11006, or equal, ing positions at the teaching Mercury mulch on toe garden. “ ><1 has three children. Ar- Septem ber 10, 1071. N O W $1395 with driver passenger and sec­ level, and will assure that toe Plne needles, weeds, discarded thur, his younger brother, has GLADIOLI PerMinialt ond rear seat, and west coast system does not lose good can­ tops of vegetatdes and flower recently left with his Danish- C ot! H ie POTTED mirrors. Bids must be received Lytomm, Bleeding didates because of delays be­ NEW FACILITIES! stalks go through toe same ma- h°cn wife and their year-old Id ^ out F or on or before 4:00 p.m., August tween creation of a vacancy chine. Cut fine by the machine, (laughter for Denmark, where Hearts, nelphltilnms PUBLIC Any Oooaalonl BUNCH and Clirysaatiiemnnia 23, in toe Office of toe Super­ and a board meeting. SPECIAL all of this material breaks down hath Arthur and his wife will be NOTICE intendent of Schools, 771 Main ’The Fife and Drum Corps re­ MID-SUMMER SALE OF quickly into excellent compost, teachers this year. ’ITiey met Street, South Windsor, Connec­ Hardy, 8*' P ots ONLY Notice Is hereby given that toe ceived approval to borrow With this treatment. Art never '''’hen Arthur took his junior year ticut. ^ tables and chairs from the high cultivates toe day lilies. TTie only at a Danish university as an ex­ Planning A Zoning Commission Goraniums of toe ’Ttown of Coventry, Conn. scluxS for use at toe Colonial time they are given any fertU- change student from Spring- MUMS Ball In October." Board mem­ MONTEGO 4-bOOR SEDAN field College. IN BUD Fill In those bare spots. wlU hold a pubUc hearing on NEW 1971 1971 TOYOTA 4 izer is when new roots are bers noted toat, while this Is Isuge plants In bloom. August 28, 1971 at 8 p.m. in toe Aulemalle Irant., ' whKo- C L O S E OUT transplanted with a handful of Gladiolus Exhibit NOTICE within board p < ^ y , the pOSfe PROM ★ Angeles to rest. With 4-tp6«d or automstic hani.. including Opel 19001 1 RENTAL OF A 116 YARD Just Arriyed JENNiTE $1 inseeficldes, House Plants, Chor> ^bdlvlsl^ I^ o fl^ 8 d r a g l i n e AND A D-2 ’The singer entered toe In­ it many Model 57 Sport Coupes.. Come in & browse, j shown on ft in&p entttlsid Prop* t ic v w hicicl. t r u c k firmary July 30. She broke off MORIARTY cool. Foliage Plonh and Much, erty of Richard T. Young et ux, ^RUCK a Euixq>ean tour when she suf­ ★ IMMEDIATEDEUVERY ★ RED HART N. School Rd., Dunn Rd. and AND PATLOADER. THE BEST! Much More! RIZZO POOL CO. fered eye trouble at Nice. Grant HUl Rood, Coventry, Bid forms, plans and speclfi- In Boston, die underwent an WE’RE PROUD OF THIB Knitting Worsted OFFICE AND SHOWROOM Vernon Circle, Vernon— 647-9420 (q>eration for removal of a BROTHERS Conn. Feb. 8,1906, Scale 1” -100’ cations are available at toe AWARD "Liuceh^Mercury-Willys-Jaip' by H. L. Griswold, C.E., revised General Services Office, 41 cataract in her left eye. A cata­ S& S BUICK . 8EKV10E ■ PARTS ALL COLORS Let Us Help You Witti Your Lawn and Plant Problems 3 3 M Berlin Turnpike, Newin^on 666-1531, 246-3756 Pool Chemicals & Equipment Aug. 8,1971, Everett O. Gardner, Center Street, Manchester, Con- ract in (he right eye had been -Naw EntlasuEs Fastest Grauiiut Buick Opal Saak Dtalar" 301 Cehter Stn Manchester removed eaHler. SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN PARTS DEPARTMENT OPEN MON. THRU SAT. ONLY '• L.S. 4896. necticut. SI ADAMS IT., MAHeHEtTKR (tpM «M .) I 4B-U 11 OPIN eVBI. 'TIL t 646-4321 Town of Manchester During her current stay she Bxceyr THuu. 'til 4, c Planning A. Zoning Oommisalon 643-5135 MT.JTIL I 846 CENTER STREET 4 ez. Skeins WOODLAND MANCHESTER 643-8474 OPBN DAILY 9.9— TUES. NOON -TP.M.— SAT. 9.7— SUN. NOON - « P.M. Coventry, Conn. Connecticut also underwent treatment for MANfSHESTER, OONN. Arnold Carlson, Oialrman Robert B. Weiss, hemorrhage in part of her right Dated Aug. 10, lOTl General Manager eye. MANCUESTElR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN

M onetary Crisis UtUe buslnesB w as' donb be­ Assembly a high-ranking offi­ Lon Nol Talks cial reported today. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1871 cause of the mood of uncertain­ NEW! — EXfanNO ly- Of Retirement Marshal Lon Nol Is deter­ In Zurich, Switzerland, the -By CLAY R. POLLAN- mined to have the (elections, Hartford for nearly two years. terpretation of the church’s Dollar Plunges in' Europ^' ^ ARIIS LIRRA [n a t u r a l HEALtH Church Employe dollar rate droiqied sharidy to JW Your Daily AttivUy Guido .r, v jr probaWy some time befiore No- She married Richard Gault marriage canons,’ ’ the letter 4.03-04 Swiss francs, well below y W MAS. ji PHNOM PENH, Cambodia vember 1972,’ ’ the source said. FOOD SHOPPE continued. The Rev. Mr. Mor­ Hamden'Shopping Plazas * LONDON (A P ) — ’The dollar ’’ According >o Iho Start. July 17 in a Unitarian ceremo­ of S.874I9 nruuiu, and sUpp^ the voluntary support level al If (A P ) — PrenUer Lon Nol, who , Although Lon Nol haa re­ Says Marriage gan advised her that her job continued its idunge on the Eu­ g>il8-32-48-« To develop messoge for Saturday, even further In the next half 4.06 at which the Swiss Nation­ reod words corresporxiing to numbers 3- 4- 5- 6 i ts recovering slowly froma talned the title of prime mln- ny. When she and her husband would end July 31. ropean money markets today R>W-75-79-81 17-13-56 ^ Face $7.5 Million Suit hour to 3.3716 marks. al Bank offers to buy, transfer­ of your Zodioc birth sign. stroke suffered last Febniaiy, the government has been Lost Her Job returned from their honeymoon He said ’Thursday Mrs. Gault reaching a record low in West yf TAURUS SCORPIO two weeks later, she said she NEW HAVEN (AP) — Land, In London the dollar stood at ring the equivalent to blocked ^ A« . 2 0 1 Bo 31 Apt 61 Somo was fired because of her per- ’Their suit says the owners of Germany where the American 2 Bo 32 From 62 Swopping ocr. 234 plans to. retire as «x>n as elec HARTFORD (AP) — A for­ found a letter waiting saying owners trying to build a major 2.41B7 to the pound sterling accounts. ( MAr 20 Premier Sisowath Srllk Matak, scnal life and because she had Hamden Mart and Hamden 3 rights don’t currency came under its great­ 3 SmR 33 Mix 63 Friendship HOY. 21': tions can be held to choose a who is now visiting the United compared with $2.4194 at Swiss banking sources said 64 Could mer. employe of the Episcopal she was fired. allegedly falsified her job appli­ shopping center in neighboring Plaza "agreed to help form and est ixresaure. f>12-21-23-26 4 Advonctmtnt 34 Sort 30-34-45-5 Hamden have filed an antitrust ’Thursday night’s close. The the national bank has possIMy ^^31-39-80-86 5 T ry 35 Don't 65 Seldom new head of state and National States. Diocese of Connecticut has The letter was from the Rev. cation with the diocese. direct and to subsidize groups Dealers reported the dollar 6 To 36 Porsonollty 66 Effort 58-61-1 suit ^ t h a potential $7.5 million rate was almost touching the taken in as much as $2 billion CIMINI 67 Now complained to the State Com­ Edward J. Morgan, assistant Mrs. Gault said she had nev­ purporting to be composed of was being hit by preweekend 7 Botttr 37 To SAGITTARIUS executive secretary of the dlcfc- dEimage claim against the own­ homeowners and to be con­ pound’s celling of $2.42 and the since the crisis started last BAIort 38D iiy 68 Of NOK. mission on Human Rights and er filled out a detailed form in nervousness that usually ac­ 9 If 39 To 69 Strength ers of jj two existing shopping Bank of England was reported week, -niese sources estimated 20 ese. It noted that Mrs. Gault applying for the job fand was cerned only with the quality of companies a monetary crisis. 10 Buying 40 Wins 70 Mode DEC Opportunities that she lost her centers-' that would be nearby life in Hamden to conduct a prepared to make further mas­ that the bank'bought' up to $800 11 Soiling 41 With 71 You “ had been married other than never told then or any time Another factor creating im- f'^4-20-28-42 19-27-35-47^ job for marrying outside the competitors. false and misleading advertising sive purchases of dollars to million on Thursday alone. 1^73-77 l2M onoy 421s 72 Comes 54-608389N.. the church allows for its com­ that she might lose her job if make a wrong certalnty in Eiuepe vras the 13 Your 43 Post 73 Avoiloble church. municants." she married outside the church. ’The suit also names as de­ campaign" opposing the Ham­ dw re up tile alUng American The national bank has al­ CANCIR 14 Somo 44 Money 74 Be CAPRICORN s Wall Street Journal’s poll of Saundra Williamson Gault, an “ Your present marriage out­ She said she believes her per­ fendants 26 individual home- den Square. currency. ready frosen tiie proceeds of n ,% ju N i 21 15 W ary 45 You're 75 Igrwre DEC. 22 leading American businessmen 16 Your 46 Or 76 W ill side the church, by your contin­ owners who have allied them­ ’The suit calls the actions of Profpund words? No. Sma^ft Used Car Motto? Yes. Serviced Right; Gleaned Financial sources estimated dollars sales for 10 days. 22 JAN. If Episcopalian, had been a secre­ sonal life should have no bear­ indicating a ixiaalble devalua­ 17 Fortiflod 47 Lot 77 Now ued employment by the dioc­ ing cn her competence for her selves against the proposed the two existing centers a that the bank bought in about Paris dealers reported quiet IBDool 4S Position 78 Come 16-17-36-40^„. tary and prog^m assistant at Right; Priced Right. 3 Rights just so you don’t go wrong in your used car tion of the American currency, 2-15-22-33 the diocesan headquarters in ese, reflects on the diocese’s in­ work. new center, but it doesn’t seek “ sham designed to prevent $250 million on Wednesday conditions on the foreign ex­ ^44-51-63 19 Bo 49 Now 7 9 A 49-55-67 ^ i n g to clean out. financial sources said. 20 Roitriclod 50 Extra BOBe money damages from them. competition, to discredit plaint­ purchase from us. Shop us today — for a better car. vdien large-scale support for change markets with the dollar LIO 21 'Thot 51 And 81 Bluffer AqUARIUS ’The suit claims the owners of iffs, to raise plaintiffs’ costs, to In Frankfurt ^trading in the the dollar became urgent In almost unchanged at 5.6127 j JULY 23 . 22 Don’t 520no 8 2 'Through JAN. 20 dollar opened at ^8837 marks London. H 23W os 53 Not 83 Your the potential rivals—Hamden inflict direct injury upon them francs. 'Ihe Banque de France UAU®. 22 24 Honging 84 Costly FEt. It from Tliiusday’s closing of 54 Fear Ysim going to clean up. Mart and Hamden Plaza—have and to harass, delay, and de­ Dealers reported many in­ continued - to buy at 6.6130 1- 8- 9-10 25 Romonlie 55 Friends . 85 DeorFend 25-38-52-57^„. subsidized groups purporting to feat them In their attempt to S.8860 marks. After a half hour, quiries from speculators on the R^n-46-62 26 Duo 56 Status 86 Forthcoming 59-65-72 ^ 67 OPEL $995 70 DODGE $3195 francs but It was not known 27 Courageous 57 That 87 Ventur* THE be strictly homeowners, thus use their property to compete it had dropped to a record low London market 'but relatively how much It bought. VIRGO 28 Information 58 Pursuing 88 Error PISCES SPORTS GARS 2-Door Wagon. 4-speed, buck­ (Tharger. V-8,factoiy air FEE. IP g , creating a “ false and mis­ with competitor defendants." cond., power steering, power Rome dealers also reported 29 On 59Vory S9 Ambition MORIARTY et seats, ww’s, roof rack, g 30 8o -60 Thwart 90 Successfully ’The seven individuals in­ MAR. 20*^ B - l - G leading advertising campaign" blue/black int. brakes, AM-FM radio, rear that the gold and money mar­ 8/14 and a state court suit against itiating the suit are George speaker, bucket seats, vinyl kets were quieting down. 0^1-50-66-71 Advene ^ ^ N eu u il 24-29-37-43. 69 MG $1795 |64-7ii^' construction of the new center. Mettler, Francis Guyottt, Jo­ top, super sharp. Gold fin- -Ihe dollar opened In Amster­ iA7^78-82-90| seph Schiavone, F. Morgan Midget Roadster. 4-speed, BROTHERS ’Die new suit was filed radial tires, tonneau cover, 69 RAMBLER $1595 Ish/avocado vinyl Interior. dam at 3.4275 guilders and Taylor Jr., Dennis N. Garvey, Wednesday in U.S. District wire wheels, white/black Int. American 2-Door Sedan. Au­ B4ERSON QUIET^COOL edged to 3.4376, but dealers re­ 315 CENTER S T R ^ —MANCHESTCR John W. Colleran and Alan R.. Court here by Landmarks Hold­ tomatic, radio, clean all the 69 YOLKS. $1595 ported very limited trading. treasurer. Also serving on the ing Corp. and seven' individ­ Weiner. Hebron ON THE UEVEL AT OENTEB AND BROAD ! 68 FIAT $1495 way. Ideal economy car. Bug. Model 113 2>Dr. Sedan. They said they believed the committee are Frank Nicol, Ed­ uals who want to build a new 850 Spyder Convertible. 4- Green finish. Rear window defroster, biun- Netheriands Bank was not txiy- ward Merritt, John Kulynyck, shopping center called Hamden speed, radio, ww tires, red perettes, radio, 4-speed. Dark ing at present. Nursery School Howard Grant, John RebiUard, garage Secret Papers "Used Car Spoflighf" Square. with black int. blue/white Interior. Daniel PorterJ Leonard Porter, ’The proposed $32 million Policy Change 65 FORD $795 Still Accepting Russell AndBrsoh, Richard shopping center would house 67 DATSUN $1495 Fairlane 600 4-Door Sedan. 6- Keefe, James Fowler, 'Whitney WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ 1600. A real sharp roadster, 68 VOLKS. $1495 CONDITIONERS Something Fishy 100 stores, including branches cyl., automatic, power steer­ New Students Merritt, Walter NeU, Steven Re- bucket seats, 4-speed, special ing, radio. Fastback. Model llSl. Radio, of the G. Fox and Oo. and Edw. ident Nixon says many histori­ bUUrd, William Shorten, Fred­ cal documents will be declassi­ wheels, radial tires, two tops, 4-speed, very clean through­ At Intersection The Hebron Cooperative Nur­ 1969 CHEVROLET Malley Oo. department stores. tonneau cover. Fantastic! out. Belge/matching int. erick Pettinglll, and Glen Don- 1968 FORD fied sooner than originally sery School Is stiU accepting ap- It would be located off Ever­ Whlte/red int. 70 HORNET , $2095 VANCOUVER, B.C. (A P ) — “ Malibu’’ 8 cylinder Sport Coupe. A beau­ green Avenue near Dlxwell Av­ planned but security on others pUcatioM for the coming ^ o o l q Prank tiful yellow, accented with a rich looking “ Torino" Squire Station Wagon. Rich s a r 2>Doar Bedaix 6-cyU, au­ A 20-ton truck loaded to the locking medium gold, equipp^ with V8 enue, about one mile from the will hp tlg^itened to protect na­ 66 COMET $995 SAIE black vinyl top. This car has the small tional security. tomatic, radio, wws, tu-tone, gills with fteh heads was bound economical to operate V8 engine. Attrac­ engine, power steering, whitewall tires, other two shopping center, our original sale. Barely 11,• Convertible. Automatic, ra­ for a pet food plant In the State plus easy to care for vinyl trim. Here’s John D. Erllchman, assistant dio, 6-cyL, clean, sharp, ideal tively equipped with radio, automatic which adjoin each other. DOMESTICS 000 miles. Oreen^black top. Any Model In Stock! of Washington last week when Mill truly a family car; park the children in A razonlng plan allowing con- to the President, said Thursday for the going to college Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11:80 ’ _____ r*o Su er-end savings transmission, power steering, whitewall the driver had to make a sud­ tires, plus easy to keep clean vinyl trim the rear seat or deck, while the parents structimi of the new center was the basic aim of the new policy crowd. Powder blue. a.m. and noon to 2:30 p.m. 3 5,000-6,000-8,000 BTUs den stop at an intersection. Re­ interior. A nice size car — ideal for the can relax in the front. While not the laig- is "to classify fewer documents 67 BUICK $1595 AU qualified appUcants wm est wagon made, the size of this one, plus approved June 21 by the Ham­ 66 RAMBLER $1295 sult: Fish heads all over the .. . . . oi— Caron and Joseph Bartoluccl. back to school student, or the family’s den Planning and Zoning Com- in the future but to classify Skylark Convertible. Bucket be accepted. F o ^ J u r ^ r ^ ^ second car for Mom, ’The price? That’s the very attractive price, warrants your them better.” seats, automatic, power Classic 770 4-Ooor Sedan. 6- 67 RAMBLER $1095 street. inspection. Come in and test drive it to­ missimi, but the opponents filed cyl., automatic, radio, wws., on all He said Nixon believes past steering, ww tires, radio, American 2-Door Sedan. 6- FANS! FANS! FANS! ‘This week, the same driver ’71 CHEVROLETS easy to take, too, just ^21 95 night. Tomorrow you can on July 9 a Court of Common practices have resulted in very sharp! Park green with low, low original miles. cyl., automatic trans., radio, tried to make the same nm and own it, for a mere *1 8 4 5 Pleas suit seeking to overturn Bronze finish. classification of a number of black int. - 4 new ww tires, blue finish. had the same accident. oak d; ° L b , ^ A will be held Sat- the zoning plan. documents that did not have to 2 MAIN STREET He commented to a service ''The Odd Couple" ^ tA>a.ry grwinds ’Die Landmarks suit seeks to be classified with too many OPEN DAILY station attendant who was The ^ u ^ P ^ ^ of He- cul^ting ^th ^ evei^^ prevent the opponents from people having the right to im­ MORE USED CARS IN STOCK NOT LISTED HERE ALSO FARR’S 'H L L 9:00 phoning authorities: ’ ’’rell the bron have decided to present preparation at the Legion pressing their suit. It also seeks police it isn't as bad as the last pose classification. Moreover, the play “ Tlie Odd Couple" by SAVE 1970 FORD damage payments from the he said, Nixon felt too many one.” Nlel Simon In the faU. The Games and en tertai^ en t I f 6 « lUICK owners of the two existing were privy to too many secrets. ’’Maverick’’ ’Two Door Sedan. A cool Reading Committee that chose throughout the clambake will be “ Electra" Four Door Hardtop. ’This car shopping centers. Erllchman said Nixon was in­ this play consists of Rodger conducted by Post Commander BIG medium green featuring radio, heater, In the new suit the promoters sporty standard transmisslan, economical really has everything — it’s luxury per­ stituting a study by a com­ Phelps, chairman; Cheryl George Smith and hU subcom- to operate six cylinder, whitewall tires sonified ! A beige, one owner car featur­ of Hamden Square say the two mittee headed by William Phelpe, Sue GriUi, Penny Tot- mltteo. existing shopping centers "have plus the remainder of the Factory War­ ing: Radio, stereo tape, automatic trans- Rehmquist, assistant attorney ten and John Horton. ------ranty is available. For the person look­ missian, whitewalls, tinted glass, tilt monc^mlized and attempted to general and director of the Of­ DE CORM IER The TWiiai<>«r Reading Commit- Manoheater Evening Herald, DRAND NEW 71 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE steering wheel, factory Installed air con­ ing for-an economical car to buy and monopolize interstate trade and fice of Legal Counsel in the De­ tee, consisting o f Bemy Hart- substtUtato Hebron correivand- Ekiuipped with 380 V-8, timbohydramatic, power steering, power disc brakes, vinyl roof, maintain. M oiiarty Brothers believes this ditioning (ob boy), black vinyl roof, plus commerce,” in violation of fed­ partment of Justice. shom, cbalrman; Cindy Robson, ent. Jack Baron, tele. 228-8060. , accent molding, push button radio, full wheel covers, whitewalls, luster sealed and many could be the one you’re looking for! Oh power brakes, steering, seats, windows! eral law. more extras. Stock No. 6743. For the family that wants the co-chairman. Bob Fancier, Sue yes, take a look at the 8 IJ L A K ’The suit asks damages of MOTOR SALES, INC. ultimate, we have it for Borst, Torn JuUanl and Shirley price — only $226,000 for alleged losses to Old Sugar Maples Best $ Gtilli has not yet chosen a Barking Dogs date, $160,000 a year if the op­ CONCORD, N.H., — Sugar 285 BROAD ST. — OPEN TILL 9:00 TONITE — 643-4165 SALE PRICED 5d n e w CHRYSLERS & DODGES spring musical production to be ponents pursue court action meqple trees grow slowly and presented in 1972, but will do Rout Pet Tiger against the - -Hamden Square are seldom go(^ sap producers proposal, and $7,5 million if the before they are 40 years old. **^ ^ P o d lu m Players wUl vote J™*' ^ Hamden Square project falls ’They yield the greatest amount Read Herald Advertisements NEW 1971 NEWPORT NEW 71 DART NEW 7I D0D8E on a new set of by-laws at their Four-m»te-^d Iv®3i> ® through because of delays of sap after they are 80. coNNEcncurs ROYAL 4-DOOR SEDAN 4iDOOR SEDAN' annual meeting Sept. 11. If a c pound Siberian ^ r . is m te- created by actions of the two AnNiMnc, fomor ttoortrm, MtM d e m o n 2-DR. sm , CPE. EASY iw ciata u O *, visYl tM lt, htnr V-e, MtiawWc, D o m o r itaMlag, cepted, all members wUl have OLDEST other centers. '6 cy L S O M o t itMOinl, M . M . m o t t i i m , «HilMw.llt, Me. t o M f , wMlMfaifc MiMrenH.8.' a vote in the group’s business; woods Landmarks and the individ­ SIM* m . in i. ttrlM. M n ' im r, i s .1., # 1N» MISS at present all decistons were TERMS Lincoin - Mercury ual plaintiffs are represented made by the executive board. b W dogs sent to track Wm Monte Carlo Coupe by Robert H. Bork, a professor loedon ClambGke oown. A DEALERS! of antitrust law at Yale Univer­ *2995 The Jones-Keefe-Batson Poet „ J v ^ ’s owner. Dr. Edward V. sity, and by James O’Connor *3545 *2350 of the American Legion will ^ “ 1** BRAND NEW 71 MONTE CARLO COUPE Shea, a New Haven lawyer. SPICIAL PURCHASI PROM CHRYSLIR CORP. hold its Iflth annual clambake Iv «n to Equipped with 360 V-8, ’Turbohydramatic trans., power steering, power disc brakes, vinyl ★ A L L FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED on Sunday at the Leary lot on ^ ^ roof, tinted glass, push button radio, wWtewalls, floor mats, luster sealed, and many more Wall St. (Rt. 818) starting at animal - • just as extras. Stock No. 7233. 1 p.m. The menu for the affair “^ *” **“ ; IXAMPLI: 71 DOD9IPOLARA 4-OR. HARDTOP - $4% 4^ K A This will Include cherrystone dams, - “ dej^ties ^ ® This i^S. Pvdlie br.liM, R 8H , .u io., V-8, ftnitd 'gl.is, laetory Air CondHIonliig, A jL jM u W nnn, whif.. fered the use of tracking dogs SALE PRICED *3630 used car is used car is and sweet potatoes, ^ fiai, eWek-^ k which do ~iwt bark - * - »‘- guaranteed quor nnteed 70 PLYMOUTH $1996 en and chowder. Lobsters and tempts to find Ivan U THESE eiCHRY$LER $1695 61DODBE $995 m ..r .n « ir SSI V-S, »■.««<■ steamers will be limited to 100%. CtfinM St.ttM WmHS- 6ost’B senior vice comman­ ft Bentals Sound RReordIng 3A ^AMAHOTritiiT. m anch istir der. David Nyberg, post finance GUARANTEED 100% officer is ticket chairman and a ^ u n SALE PRICED ^ Over 100 Cars In Stock! Buy Now For Best Soleetionl AMEN. flTZGERALD /FORD •The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or replace the engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle Bsaem- h o r n e t blies, brake system and electrical system. Only those cars that pass our 16-point inspection get this 1970 TORINO 1970 RAMBIER 1969 FORD LTD WhHa, 2 dr. Sadan. SST, auto trana. 6 eyiindar angina, Graan, 4 dr. H-top, auto trana, 361 V-8 angina. Mack guai-antee. ^ i Blua, 2 dr. H-top, «ito trans., 351 V-8 angiiis. Mack powar ctaaring, radio, plaid bucket raata WSW tiraa . vinyl top. PS, PB, radio. WSW tiraa Yiitiatiaovara. •kiyl ronf, vinyl ssMs, PS. PB. W8M tirsa wkeN USED CARS WHh Uiilim ited M ileage. Up to 60 Days! eowara tint Stall, pktsmo'e- C A l f C AIR CONDITIONING V E $1845. $2295. 69 FORD 1999.00 67 MERCURY 1249.00 P-KX) Pickup. 6-cyl., Standard, 8’ Body. Capri 2-Dr. Hardtop. V8, Auto., P.S., Blue. 1969 OPEL^ 1969 FALCON at GARAGE 67 PONTIAC 1595.0

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 THE Herald Angle Overlooked Rookie Directs Rams’ Offense 11 ;ing Toward All-T4me Road Victory Record By 1 E A R L Y O S T P a trio ts Set fdr Opener l^octs Bdito* Skins’ A lle n RSox Drop to Third, At New Hopie with Giants Sweep Over Red Sox Houk Confident Notes from the Little Black Book Gets F orm er Patty Torza Day will be celebrated Sunday, Aug. 22, FOXBOBO, Mass. (AP) Giants’ Coach Alex-Webster’s at the Manchester Country Club. Golf tournaments for The New England Patriots open problem Is how to gear Tils ot- AND No Changes Planned Rams’ Center .1. 1 an ooa fensc to toe possibility of work- toelr new 60,000-seat stadium , ... _ ..a. , jaa. Sweet for Williams both men and women are scheduled followed by a buf­ ’ .... tog wlto quarterbacks ■with Yanks Will Climb NEW YORK (AP) — BOSTON (AP)— The stumbling Boston Red ^ x don’t fet. Pro Shop is now handling starting times for the Sunday night with a National completely different styles. BOSTON (AP) — The runaway Oakland Athletics RADK Quarterback Dennis Dum- NEW YORK (AP)— The New York Yankees aren’t have to worry about Oakland any more this wwk, day which will honor the club member who reigns as Football League exhibition Webster used an "I” formatlcm liave posted an incredible 44-18 record on the road so in mit was passed over by all game against toe New York Gl- last year to take advantage of afraid of any Friday, the 13th jinx tonight when they but it could be out of the frying pan and into the fire the State Amateur and State CWGA champion. . . . OaMand’s Athletics are playing ------the National Football Tarkenton’s scrambling and tar, but this week s four stra^ht victories here were ^ a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s go against the Oakland Athletics in the opening game as the Kansas City Royals move into town for a three- ants. the sweetest yet for manager Dick Williams. , e e Sports Dial at an almost unbelievable .710 League teams during the 'with some 60,000 season tick- running abUIty, but this setup American League of a weekend series at Yankee Stadium. carry all Notre Dahrie football 'I'd be fibbing if I said this ------game weekend series. ^ by Tatum (his first of the yOar clip on toe road, vrlto 44 "vic­ draft, but he’ll guide the ets already sold, a capacity ^ton’t work too well last week East Division "W e’re improving and 1 think TONIGHT games this season starting Sept. , a , t» - a sweep wasn't a little bit spe- with TTiursday’s romp. Now it’s The Athletics left Thursday UfeOme) in the fifth tories and only 18 defeats. . . . crowd Is expected for the 8:30 with Shiner, who is strictly a L Pet. OB we've got a chance of beating 7:26 Red Sox vs. Royals, after sweeping a four-game (f,o. 19) in the A ™ AA A 18 against Northwestern. Van Los Angeles Rams against p.m. kickoff. pro-style, drop-back passer. clal," S!iid the fie ry manager on to New York and an attempt Baltimore Vida Blue wUl attract as many Patrick wlU caU toe plays : . . the Cleveland Browns Fri­ out BostCHi and Detroit for sec- WTIC series and knocking toe Red The game will be toe second Yhe Patriots, despite their who was let go by the Boston tc stretch their latest road win- Detroit as 46,OIKKM,000 Sui^ay vrtto Augle Brla, of Angle’s and day under "the watchful eye .682 8 ond place in our division,’’ 8:00 (18) A’s vs. Yanks, Sox Into third place In toe meanwhile padded of toe pre-season schedule for 1°®® >®®‘ Sunday, showed an ef- Red Sox in 1969, two years adt- nlng streak, which has now Boston .647 8% beamed Yankee Manager or leading them to their Impos- reached nine games, counting jjew York WINF American League East. Any ,gg^ runs In toe ^ of his. former college coach. both teams. The Patriots are fedlve ground game which .808 13 Ralph Houk after the Yankees Yankee Legion baseball team for Tommy Protoro, Dummlt’s racked up 131 yards on 34 car­ .sible Dream pennant. the last five of the previous Cleveland ' 8:30 (22, SO) 49ers vs. 'D ol other foe should look good to another In toe coming off a 17-10 loss to toe swept a twl-night double- phi ns toe Red Sox after that—except ggygnth on Duncan’s 13to a* A ® lo Fenway Park an Aug. coach at UCLA and now field ries against a Viking defense "I enjoyed it," Williams swing and the four games here Washington .408 26 powerful Minnesota Vikings in header from California Thurs­ SATURDAY that so far this year against toe jjg,„gr I * a!!^ ^*1®" SmUniore ptoys the boas of toe Rams, probably wlU Minneapolis last Sunday, while that was toe best in toe league added after Thursday’s 9-2 opening the current trek West Division traoted mpre tow 900,000 fans Red Sox. Brla, a fine golfer, is let the 6-*oot-0, 180-pound rookie . day night. 2:00 Red Sox vs. Royals, Royals they have an 0-6 record. ^ ^ g ^ „ ^g planned any llne- the Giants will be seeking to last year, Jim Nance and Carl remp completed the sweep, through the East. Oakland .641 — to game that he has pitched this one of toe most entouslasUc call toe signals In toe,second "My players knew I wanted it. As for the record, Williams Fritz Peterson, 12-7, chalked Manager Eddie Kasko named changes for toe Kansas City rebound from a 36-6 thumping Garrett did toe bulk of the boll Kansas City .822 14 w n c aoaaoa. and Interested followers of J»atty half, but Is quick to add that Why shouldn't I enjoy it?” will let the chips fall where up his sixth consecutive victory (18) Yankees vs. A-B, Jim Lonborg (6-4) to try to halt ^gj.jgg icasko said: " I don’t at toe hands of toe Houston Oil- carrying, . - with . Odell . . Lawson . .470 20 with a 3-0 shutout In the opener * * * Torza’s golfing career . . . John Roman Gabriel remains toe After being fired by the Red they may. ^IfM^a WINF toe skid tonight, followed by y,g i,„gup has been the era In their exhibition opener ©"d Willis Crenshaw doing good .462 21 Here ’n There Porteus, Moriarty shortstop who club’s No. 1 quarterbtw:k. jobs In the backup roles. Sox, Williams spent last season " it ’s quite a record, no doubt Minnesota and Mike Keklch, now 7-6, 3:30 (8) Sperts OuUlenge GarWPeters (11-8) on Saturday problem ." last Monday night. .443 23 Oaldand Is a colorful club. In nilssed most of toe se'ason, was Dummlt sporkplugged toe The Patriots and Giants have as a couch at Montreal. Now in about it, but we’re not going to Milwaukee buried a four-hitter as the Yan­ 4:00 (8) Mete vs. Giants and (Ray Culp (13-10) on Sun- Queried If that meant he was Veteran Mike Taliaferro is .417 26 kees made It a sweep by taking more ways than one, with toe a’tendlng summer school at u c L A offense his last two met just once previously, in a his first year at Oakland he has aim for ft.’ ’ the manager s^d, 6:00 (18) RoUer Derby day. ^ e Royals were expected humlng toe team’s problems expected to start at quarter­ the nightcap 2-1 in 11 innings. prettiest unlfoons In toe ma- Central ConnecUcut In an effort years and Protoro was In- regular season game last year the A's winging toward the "We try to win every game we Thursday’s Results SUNDAY to counter In order with Dick pitehlng corps he re- back for toe Patriots, but their Keklch was lifted for' pinch- Drago (14-6), A1 Fltzmorrls (4- _jjgy. «w ell, we’ve been play- Jors. Earlier this week they ^ K®^ enough credits for a fiuentlal In toe Rams signing which New York wom, 16-0. American League West cKam- play, but we don’t go after indi- Oakland 9, Boston 2 2:00 (18) Yankees vs. A’s, No. 1 draft choice Jim Plun­ hitter Gene Michael in the bot­ wore y^low suits for a day teaching degree . . . Question the quarterbacx as a free Part of the proceeds of Sun­ plonship - - and .also toward the vldual or team statistics. If it Cleveland 6, Chicago 2 WINF 1) and Mike Hedlund (9-6). ^ catch-up ball for about a kett, toe Helsman Trophy win­ tom of the 11th. Michael gam e and changed to green uni- now: Will New York finlsi'A lilgh- agent. day night’s game will go to the leagtJO record of 54 road vie- happens, it happens.” Detroit 4, Milwaukee 3 Red Sox vs. Royals, After losing three straight week now.” ner from Stanford, should see doubled and later scored the forms for a nlg^t game. White ®*‘ than Boston in toe American aeveland Coach Nick Skorich Vince Lombardi Memorial tories set by the 1939 New York Williams admits that his Club Kansas City 2-1, Washington w n c close games to toe Athletics on Kasko said he didn’t antlcl- plenty of action In his first Yankees. With 19 away games is in a good position, but he 0-2 winning run on Bobby Murcer’s Tuesday, Tuesday night and pate any Immediate move to shoes are also part of toe Oak- League? plans to use sophomore Mike game before the home fans. Fund for Athletic Fa'ciUtes at 8:30 (3) AAU Fordiiam University. Attending left, they must win only 10 to above anyone else knows how a New York 3-2, California 0-1, single Wednesday night, toe Red Sox bring up pitching help from toe land uniform. The color scheme . » * phlppe at quarterback. Phipps New York's quarterback situ­ 4:00 (8) Mets vs. Giants will be Mrs. Vincent Lombardi, lie Ihe ipark and 11 to set a big lead can evaporate. As a 2nd gam e 11 Innings R oy 'White’s two RBI on three were bombed out of Thursday’s minor leagues, noting that the also fits Into their roster with a End of the Line speariieaded three long scoring ation is up in toe air due to the the late coach’s wife, their son new one. rookie outfielder he was on the Baltimore 8, Minnesota 2 hits,-two singles and a two-bag­ series finale as Oakland scored season In toe minors will be Blue (Vida), Green (Dick) and Manchester Midget Football drives last Sunday as toe absence of Fran Tarkenton, Vincent Jr., and the Rev. Mi­ "I lion’t know why we've 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers team Friday’s Games ger, becked up Peterson’s shut- _ six runs In toe first two In- oyer In a couple of weeks, Brown (Dick) on deck. . .Monte League will hold its annual fund Browns bowed to San Francisco who left toe team early this FRITZ PETERSON chael P. Welsh, S.J., president done so much better on the which led the New York GlanU Kansas City (Drago 14-6) at Small Crowd nlngs. ’’They’ve been In a slump Moore, head of the Oakland drive on a Saturday this season week In a contract dispute. road," Williams .said of his by 13% games In August only Boston (Lonborg 6-4), night terson scattered more hits. Singles by Be)rt Campaneris, like this before,” he said of his broadcasting tecun, will long re- and not a Sunday as has been Meanwhile, Fran Tarkenton, Tarkenton did not play in toe of Fordham. In the final game of this dub. which is only 31-24 at to be caught and eventually California (Messersmlth 11- Tlie sweep put the Yankees The A’s come in fresh from a Reggie Jackson and Tommy current personnel, "and toe cell hla latest trip Into Fenway, the case in toe past. The sea- quarterback of toe New Houston game, being replaced home. Sees Padres Davis and a double by Sal same guys got out of It.” Tuesday afternoon "whUe calling son opens wlto a doubleheader York G la^, re^hed an a g ^ - by Dick Shiner, who is again weekend’s exhibition schedule, beaten In a playoff. u) at Washington (McLain 6- four-game sweep of the Red the Buffalo Bills meet toe Phia- "We do have great balance The A ’s went Into the finale ir ) nieht grames back of sec- _ _ Ahimir rtnhonn 11 o Bando produced two runs In the 'Ihe four losses to Oakland toe play on the field a white Saturday night. Sept. 18 at Mt. _.™® expected to take over if and outstanding pitching, ” he of Uie the Boston series with a 13% ^''oakland cJaklMid (Dobson 11-2)” at on^-place Detroit. Boston Is , . ^ , ooson, ... . -2. first inning, then Dave Dun- left toe Red Sox "with a 2-7 pigeon flew Into the booth and Nebo . . . There was an Odom ®®r®-mbllng sl^al caller s sigfn- sci^bllng Fran Is sUU absent delphla Eagles at Philadelphia 3 said, citing two factors which game lead over Kansas aty. New York (StotUemvre 11-10) ^ P**^®*^ tonlKht D ow n M ets can’s single, a walk, a safe record «i toe current home stopped Just in front Of toe pitching emd an Odom calling ^ one-year pact ended Sunday. on Monday night.______often are conspicuous by their Lid a quesUoner wondered If (StotUemyre 1110), StotUemyer, 11-10. bunt by pitcher Diego Segui stand, meaning that they would microphone. Moore grabbed toe balls and strikes at Fenway ^® four-day-old dilute that absence in team.s that fare poor- hearing that same figure 20 R«iHmore IMcNallv 13-4) at Yankees’ hopes of over- On Sunday Vida Blue, toe SAN DIEGO (AF) The ...... and...... another...... single^ by Camp------^ have to win------all six remaining bird, held It for several sec- this week. John Odom pitches started when he walked out on ly on Uie road. "And we play years later gave Williams any phieae-o fTohn 10-111 nieht hauling toe "ngers and Red Sox A’s Is scheduled to try for his people who play for toe San angels finished Boston starter contests—toe three with Kansas onds and then turned It free. . . for Oakland and Jim Odom Is ^ ^uston. Elgin Baylor sound fundamental baseball, qualms.laiiiis. r^avalnnd iniinnin^mnnninir R-RiR ri at *“ ® ^®®t vaa,. to their three- 22nd------victory------and— the - Yankee - Diego----- a- — Padres - - have , much - more .. iven Brettx>rcLi inm toeuie oeuujiusecond withwiwi uuycity anaand threeuiree iiiuicmore imavnext weekwaaa Rob Bison, who called toe shots a member of the American Mora, club presl- One of toe few things we re- "N"No,” o ” he' said, ' ’ "that ' was on Milwaukee Clevelana fKrausse (uunning 4-11) 8 -8 night) a i kame------weekend,— ^ — series ,— — against ,— 1 look—1. for one of their Kbiggest4orf faithfoitn inIn iviotoe foamteam ’ss fnfnrafuture than .. .^ . . loaded and with California—to...... finish toe— for toe Chicago White Sox for League’s umpiring staff. They ^®"*; Tarlwnton could face Looks Ahead quire of our players is that they August 37 years, assists In to© booth are not related, naturally . . . action m Coach Jgust 8th, this is August Detroit (Cain 6-7) at Min- ^Jakland. crowds of toe year. toe scant few ■who pay to watch „obody out. stand with a winning record. don't them. along with Red Rurii. Bison, Two of toe strangest names In W e^er s ^ fit. beat themselves, that 12th.' nesota (Blyleven 9-13), night Joe Rudl grreeted reliever Meanwhile they’re also now they give 100 per cent and that Only 4,M9^^fans turned^ out Tatum with a run-scoring looking up from third place at Williams also noted that toe Saturday’s Games fZ r of major league broad- basebaU belong to Oakland . To Next Year they execute all the fundamen- Giants played .800 bail through K«nR«s~riw''at B o s t^ Winds Up with 18-6 Record Thursday night to watch part' single, Jackson walked to force the Detroit Tigers, who slipped casters, has caUed more than pitchers. Catfish Hunter and *“ -PPy with tlw slgndi^. I m (AP photo) time dentist Steve Ariin set a LOS ANGELES (AP) — El­ tals -- offensively and defen- the stretch In 1931, and ”I don’t ^ufonUa at Washington, night another run across, and Davis past them Into second via a vlc- Blue M^on Odom . . . World t o v ^ i 1 tod on Sunday. HIQH HOPEFULS—High jumpers, Alice Pfaff of Lexington, Mass., top and club record by hurling his gin Baylor, toe soul of the Los lively. think Kansas City will do that,” Oakland at New Yw* greunded Into a force play as tory Thursday. And it’s getting ‘ * • * Series wiU start Saturday. Oct. ^ Denise Kemp of Reno, Nev., miss attempts at 5’5” during the AAU Junior feurto shutout of toe season, 3-0 „ a , Ai. ____^1. Ai.„ A».a..iaa« lb Friday s otocr exhibitton Angeles Lakers, says he’s That's what the A s did this but he still isn’t letting his B alfm ore at Chicago, night toe fourth run of toe inning to look longer and longer up to over toe New York, Mets. Stort Stuff 9 In toe ^rk of toe clash, toe Miami Dolphins host Olympics. The two-day event took place at U.S., Air Force Academy, Colorado. healthy again for one last sea­ week in wiping out the Red team get complacent. aeveland at Milwaukee, night MB’s McCusker Wins scored, making it 6-0. toe first place perch of toe Bal- Only 10,828 were on hand OoUecUon at last Tuesday League c h ^ p lo n . '^ « the San Francisco 49ers In a son In toe National BasketboU Sox, winning three straight "We've mentioned 1951 to Detroit at Minnesota Segui, 8-6, held toe Red Sox tlmore Orioles In toe American night’s Twl League baseball g^ e will be ® • ' nationally televised game, AssoclaUon. close games before finishing up them a few times,” he said. ______Wednesday night when Dave in check except for solo homers League East. Roberts blanked toe Meta 1-0 In game at Mt. Nebo featuring 11 *®" StUl smarting from last Sixth Pan-Am Games End Tonight "Thepo’s no doubt this will be National League In Twi Mound Battle 12 innings in a duel with Tom Moriarty'B amounted to $90.90. three dates, Oct. 12-14 week’s 27-10 setback by Clncln- STAFFORD______SP^JEDWAY my last year,” Baylor said East Division Seaver. American League Roundup The appearance of Jim Balesa- ess^) to the NaUon^ L e^ e Dolphins Corch Don Shula Action WlU be the key word Thursday. He v^l obsen^ his National League Roundup W L Pet, "They said pitching Is at no had a little to do wlto toe club s . c . -ammiinv ptobs to spice Miami's ground S a to rS r night, at Stafford 37to birthday ^ day b^ore g02 Pitching like it was the bepnning of the season and marked Increase. Every so- travel with toe Mries resuml^, ^ar, Pittsburgh, 71 least 76 per cent of baseball B la eo- toe Lakers start practice Sept. .648 Uncle Sam’s Medal Grabbers Chicago 63 6% not the final game of the regular Greater Hartford ’T^i- called local team needs home- If necessary, Oct. 16 In toe cscnka. and, If that Is true, w e’re close “ I’ t f i " St. Louis 64 .642 7 light League, Moriarty’s Steve McCusker hurled a “ ^ Arlln, town faces to draw . . . Phil American League city in toe The two running backs re­ inf the fans '^® Lakers' captain played In Idle Giants Gain New York 58 .604 11% three-hitter as they defeated Vernon Orioles, ^-1, last 25, said after upping his record Detroit and New York Burgess reported today that best of seven set . . . Have a ported late to training camp be­ ^ program, highlighted by only two gaines l^t s e ^ be- WINF radio In Manchester wlU nice weekend. Philadelphia 52 .444 18% night at Henry Park In Rock- to 7-14. cause of a contract dispute and toe 50-1^ NASC^ modified cause of Injuries. He Montreal 46 .397 24 vine Arlln, who has allowed only saw only one quarter of action Add Cyeling to Gold Pile Senator's Cup Race and a 60- suiXery for a tom Achilles ten- West Division two earned runs in his vic­ Creating Excitement each against toe Bengals. The lap double point All-American don on Dec. 2. As Dodgers Lose S Francisco .676 — STANDINGS tories, said he didn’t have his lethargic Miami rushliig attack events, plus both diving gold world class star, Luis Carlo© SMrtsmana„>A„.v.o„ hnhaul,.,1 vieVakicks off thetoe “"I’d I'd have|^v® retired CALI, Colombia (AP)- Los Angeles .542 4 East Division best stuff, walking three and Same Pact Signed netted only 24 yards in toe . „ . , A. medals. Florez, by one second In toe s^ond annual Stattord banner season^U I d played a fu 1 sea- .621 6% W L Pet. GB MB striking^ out______three. NEW YORK (AP) — There is a famous philosophy game. The flaming torch atop unveiled a world 122.7 mUe grind. Howard be- contest and toe first Most Popu- son. Then mayte I w ^ ld ^ NEW YORK (AP)—The San Francisco Giants, who 18 6 .760 Nine exhibition gom es are M oriarty's If he didn’t have good stuff. Credited to Satchel Paige that advises you never to look ___ ^ _ . A .. A V, A _A A Pascual Guerrero Stadium record triple jumper in Pedro came toe first American cycl- lar Driver contest. ^® y®®^' ^ t j Z bnve had a hard time beating anyone recently, took a cincinnau Jets 10 12 .465 I would hate tp see him wtoen behind because someone might be gaining. ^ M - # slated for d^ntoy— '«ff nd hd the Los Angeles Dodgers beat them- San Diego .367 25 Orioles 8 14 .364 he does,” said Gil Hodges, toe But toe Baltimore Orioles, ------;------— L j G O C l C i Baltimore, Clnclimati at De­ ^ trK>VlC&\ basketb^l team made Am hlstoiY- and toe big first place cash, want Injvuw to force my retlr- Volkswagen 6 16 .273 Mets’ manager. * leading toe American League’s nesota’s Jim Kaat for “tree troit, Houston at St. Louis, At­ A a change. Giant Leader tr^t, HoMton at St. ^uls. At- twilight today ending the tremendous gains since 1967. The USA’s women cagers, the modified bunch wlU be rac- ment ^ a lift .'wi' Uieir spirits, DODGERS - PHILS — Thursday’s Results West Division The Padres capitalized on Blast Division by a comfortable runs before a man was retired lanta at Kansas aty, Pitts- Despite 'Thursday night’s St. Louis 3, IdttBbuigdi 2 A, sixth Pan-American eames with toe USA cagers ellmi- with a 6-1 record, yielded toe ing for a complete Motor-Jet , ®®-y*°'‘ ^ to .S ' oUiing oi Uielr lead in Herb’s 17 6 .739 Nolan Ryan’s wildness, OlUe eight games, might be tempted ^ ^® llrst inning and coasted BROOKVILLE N Y. (AP)— Fran Tarkenton, the J>urgh at Gr^n ^y, Nw Or- . v,v th«> nated, BrazU Thursday won the gold medal to unbeaten BrazU snowmobile outfit. Including slonal, wWcli began in . Atlanta 10, Houston 5 toe Nat' /luii I^eague West. loss, Los Angeles shortstop N.B. Falcons 16 6 .727 Brown’s two-run single and an to take a peek over their shoul- the Twins for a sweep of s ta r Quarterback, failed to gain at D a ll^ , W ^ h ln g ^ ^ —apin dominated by the basketbaU UUe by shad- which Thursday defeated Cuba snowsuit and trailer. when toe ^ e r s were lu Min- Maury Wills feels toe Dodgers San Diego 3, New York 0 While the Giants didn't play, Hart Ins. 13 10 .665 error by right field Ken Single- ders anyway. There are Inter- Ibeir three-game series, New Yor „rt„+roct lUsniite with club nresident United States but spiced by puerto 66-62 after toe USA closed with The Late Model Spoilsman neapolls, also has been p:eg-jec^ will eventually catch toe skid- Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 1, tliey improved their lead to ■VFW Post 1 19 .050 tim In toe first Inning. esting things going on back Buford slammed toe first groundg ro u n u in m ^hlSuia wiiLioi\.v — ------o a m a r ----- rtopf--- ViP ioaia* , Minnesota at San coming Cuba. jyco taking the sUver medal a 64-35 triumph over Ecuador. winner will get a set U “Wun- with knee problems.______ding Giants. 13 innings Rico - „ four games over Los Angeles Ryan walked Nate Colbert there. *tome run and Merv Wellington Mara and Thursday inked the same pact he Diego. Uncle Sam’s athletic forces <^^a the bronze Mesuiwhile, the USA’s vol- der Wheels,” used for convert- "nie Dodgers didn’t look like Only games scheduled when ihc Dodgers fumbled to The loss puts Vernon two full and Lercn Lee after Enzo Her- For example, there is Det- Rettenmund- added a two-run had spumed earlier, DeterminedA onot A to have a re- slipped sUghtly from their med- rpjie Chibans, who also de- leyball team was due to arrive ing snowmobiles to ------wlhners against toe Phillies, Friday’s Games a 3 1, 13-iiuiing loss to the games behind the second place nandez has singled. Then roll’s Mickey LoUch, hidden by later In toe inning. Andy 'I'araenton signed a one-year, ptot of iMt Saturday’s fi^ o jj p-ab at Winnipeg in 1967, throned toe USA In basketball today In CXiba for toe regional use, while a lucky fan will go though. 'They' had a 1-0 lead In Houston (Wilson 10-7) at At- Philadelphia Phillies. East Hartford Jets. But both Brown singled to right to score the Vida Blue excitement all Etchebarren also homered for $126,000 contract following a Av ^1® Cuba, showing obvious men’s and women's vol- Olympic ellmlnaUrais at Ha- home with a snowmobile trailer, the eighth when second base- lanta (Niekro 12-8), night Sports Briefs The I.as Angeles' loss was clubs have two grames remain- two runs and Lee came around season, but suddenly on toe Orioles and Jim Palmer 2%-hour conference wlto Maua, zek mgh-sn^ped toe ball over soviet training, impressively jeyball, and cracked American vana with a somewhat sUcky The popular mlnl-midgets will U man Steve Garvey’s error St. Louis (Cleveland 10-10) at y,^jr schedule. Tonight fired a four-hitter for his 14to good news to San Francisco, from first when Singleton let threshold of 20 victories for four days after toe scrambling punter Mike ® Mad replaced CSmada as toe usual monopoly In wrestling, piled up situation carrying over from also be on hand, Stafford of- opened toe door for toe tying Pittsburgh (Blass night the Jets will battle Volkswagen victory. which had lost eight of 10 n-6). toe ball go by. Detroit. signal caller left toe team In ^ati^t San Dl^<^ Waniiiig^ niimerup In toe quadrennial eolds 49 silver, and 24 toe Pan-Am Games. fering almost 180-laps of action. run. Chicago (Hands 10-13) at Cln- j^t st. Thomas Seminary in Baseball Historians games and wasted most of a 10- And then, there are toe New • • * HcMUitcn and flew home to At­ ^****^*^ *^^^*^ <3«©rg® Allen g,aj„es bronze for 103 medals. The USA stUi hasn’t had a Saturday night will bring an- Then they wasted scoring op- c l i ^ t l (GuUett 12-4), night Bloomfield at 5:45. York Yankees, 'enjoying toe • BREWERS — game lead to the hot Dodgers lanta. <300PERST0WN, N.Y. (AP) persuaded Busman to Thursday’s historic That contrasted wlto a weak Oiba reply to a formal demaM other big event to Plainville Onlv three other games were Portuuitles in toe extra Innings Philadelphia (Wise 11-9) at .jjjg other Important contest y 'oest record In toe division since LoUch pitched a slx-hltter "Both Wellington and I are _ one hundred years after the . cycling triumph by John How- Cuban Winnipeg performance for an aplogy for an assault on Stadiuih. The feature wUl be a played In toe Natioi before Philadelphia’s Don Mon- San Diego (Norman 2-8), night ,^34 gj Thomas be- STEVE McCUSKER 8ASKSTMU, the All-Star break with a 19-11 Tigers broke a tie in ey put It away with a two-run Montreal (Morten 8-13) at tween Western Division leading *® otganlzaUon of baseball, a na- aiS R^s ^d alw ^ ard. an Army GI from „f only 8 golds, 14 silvers and an American g:^nast by ^m e lOO-lap race. Program starts at Thursday night as log that has them two games eighth inning with BUI a ^ ^ "^®*®® * * a ^ MU aoso saw gp^ngfleld. Mo., and a silver m bronze and 48 overall. CMban athletes In a flag-raiding 8. Braves crushed the Hoi double in toe 13th. Lo® Angeles (Sutton 11-10), Herb’s Sport Snop and toe New larty’s to only three hits. John scorn over .600 for toe first time all Freehan’s triple toe big blow to the Uonwide basebaU historical or- duty as an offensive guard and j^J^Slflnlsh by toe Yank Wom- Although Canada’s feminine melee In toe Pan-Am viUage All of toe top cards and stars night Britain Falcons ended In a sev- Porteus got a hit In toe second INTERMEDIATE year. beat Milwaukee. tros 10-5, the St. LcbuIs Cardln- Giants' press relations office. ganlzatlon was formed at a ta^e. ^ „„„ aaa „ > en’s baskethaU team, toe UKA gtars fared well In track and Monday night. will be on hand. Cu^nt pi^nt BRAVES - ASTROS — New York (Sadecki 6-3) at gjj______iimjng_ 1.1 tie. The game I9 inning and with two outs catch- Indian Jrs. 63 (Cooper 11, ______, ______'Ibe victory was toe Tigers’ ai.s nipped the Pittsbufjgh Pi­ The Orioles, unconcerned by “I’m very, very sorry It had meeting here Wednesday. Sundays preseason game pits harvested 104 gold medals,mAA/inia 73 . i . u swmimlng and ans equestrian eniiAstrlan Only one team will qualify at champ Dave Alkas Is sure to G Rookie Earl Williams un- San Francisco (Perry 11-9) rescheduled for Monday night er Bill...... Merrill hit a high infield..... Dodge 7, Davis 7, Smith 6), toe shenanigans behind them, 1®^ ^® games and rates 3-2 and the S.an Diego to go like It dll). At toe time I >ihe Society for American ... Encland Patriots. The silver and 40 bronze, for an competition, the Maple Leaf Havana for a volleyball volleyb^ berth be tn’in^trying hisi>i® Mst best to In No. 64. As Padre.s turned back the New leashed two homers in a four- night at Wlllowbrcok Park. fly to first baseman McCoy with stovers 36 (Paquette 14, Lodg;e whipped Minnesota 8-2 Thurs- LoUch with a 19-8 record. hit night and knocked in four Saturday’s Games Vernon touched McCusker for both runners dashing around g, pietrantlno 6). day night to maintain their AL l®&®l®8. out- downed Chicago 6-2 and Kansas ^1™ ^ nm In toe sec meetoig. . a male jockey from Derry, drove ‘Hawk’ Peoples’ Choice baseball and basketball—in Over the last six weeks of = s L a a d e ^ = prfnted TMiy Jumaxxras, 131%, city split a doubleheader at t**® doubleheader. The Giants said Tarkenton Trestle from seventh In w ^ h a 20-year Yankee dynas- PTTCHING — competiUon. all Massachusetts CARDS - PIRATES — By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Slow-Pitch Softball Roundup Philippines, 10; TOurm^^^Dur- Washington, winning toe first planned to be back In comp ^ ^ gj^ht to a half-length den, 149%, Los Angeles, A’S - RED SOX — St. Louis took advantage of AMERICAN LEAGUE game 2-0 but dropping the night­ Friday and could face dls- victory In too third race at Former PGA Rookie Schlee stopped Roy Barrientes, 148%, shortstop Gene Alley's error to BATTING (300 at bats) — Ol- cap 2-1. Bert Campaneris ripped three clplinary action for walking out j^eckingham Park Wednesday, Port Worth, Tex., 7; Danny Lo­ score three unearned runs in iva, Minn, .362; Murcer, N.Y., singles, driving In two runs and on too team In Houston prior to .p^g victory made her one of ...... j p - - - « Billiards Outscore Walnuts, pez, 120, Los Angeles, stopped scoring two as Oakland Leads Massachusetts Field Howard clutched a rosary as and swept toe toe third inning and made them .336. TWINS — toe Giants’ exhibition Udllfter. youngest iwomen ever to he out-peidaled Brazil’s No. 2 leheader.______stand up behind Steve fTarlton’s RUNS — Buford, Balt., 84; Modesto Ortiz, 117%, Guodala- whacked Boston, completing a Tarkenton said he wished to gj g major New from (Connecticut seem to hold SU T TO N . Mass. (AP) - John DeWltt Weaver was alOM pitching. Murcer, N.Y., 77. Pizza and'iVlberti’s Triumph jara, Mexico, 3.- The Orioles Jumped on Mln- sweep of their series and play In to© Giants’ Sunday pre- England towk toe upper hand. , ^ j suii-cpii, APiAioA.. V Bobby Mitchell, Wilbraham’s Bobby Stefanlk, Alley booted Dal MaxvUl’s RUNS BAITTED IN — Kill- tumbling toe Red Sox to third season clash ■with toe New Eng- jj ^gg .ss Brown’s first ric- gghlee, winless In five years on ^ ^ctoiastrand. toe defending track champion, leadoff bouncer and Carlton ebrew, Minn., 77; Bando, Oak., TONIGHT’S GAMES perfect 6-5 night with Mike Polio place In toe intereaUng East. land Patriots, but added it t''ry jjiin eight . „a.A races sincea nnAA she e nursed a slim Funsoth, Bert Weaver and DeSarro Tops Field singled up the middle. Ted Ku- 73. Billiard vs. Morijuty’s, 8-Fltz- getting four hits. In the three- Tommy Davis drove In three would be up to Coach Alex ggjned her license. kept toe home fires burning . lead In a. bunched back while j^gy Fioyd were just another last week by taking the 160-lap biak forced Carlton at second, ^ h TTS — Tovar, Minn., 141; gerald. Teams will play again at hit group were Ron Waters and runs and Dave Duncan home- Webster. 1 SAT., AUG. 14 but Ted Sizemore doubled for Murcer, N.Y., 139. 9-15 y Moriarty’s ■win. Bill McCarthy. The latter also red for toe A’s, who lead toe Ken "Hawk” Harrelson 'was toe stroke back at 69. Over-all, 68 Pepsi aaasls. It was Bobby’s John Bmce Dal Canton, who Larry Brown of the Washing- ..^^^jgg g^oice’’ today enter- P'^y®” or better In toe first feature win of toe season. START 8:00 P.M. one run, another scored on DOUBLES — R.Smlto, Bost., ______belted a home run. BUI Osteen, West division by a fat 14 In All - Star Event games. I d a 20 and 8 record in four ton Redskins last season y^g second round of the opening round The other Bay Staters In toe STAFFORD MOTOR Matty Alou’s bouncer and Joe 26; BConlgllaro, Bost., 24; Ol- SILK CITY LEAGUE Tom Lynch and John Stavens the absence of Lee Tre- AcHeit S a d n d ♦ <■ ♦ came the 22nd player in toe Na- ^^95 999 Massachusetts aasslc. to Finishinir 3 2 1, were the car numbers of Fred De- ^gggnt show of domination were Torre knocked in toe winning wa, Minn., 24. Paced by three home runs by each contributed two hits, years with toe Pittsburgh Pi ------. . . ^ Amold Palmer, : Jack STOCK run with a bloop single. TRIPLES — Carew, Minn., 7; 3 ^^ Kowalski Dave White and Pizza 033 314 2 16-19- 6 INDIANS - mUTE SOX — raies,rates, iigureafigures tow bew a,a oa starting-aav-..^ tlonal..vaam. Football------League.. to rush atiScMee,:jiucc, a * a32-year#, j . — — ” — *■— 1,11. 1,10110 nnd Garv Player, CoY-v*n C atip ooririn and Hop HaiTington last nignt as Ken Latour and Jack Lccuyer SPEEDWAY Pittsburgh scored two runs in patek, K.C., 6 ; F.Alou, N.Y., 6. purtUl Center B ilU a ^ A & N, 310 122 3 12-21-12 Ted Uhlaender cracked three; pitcher twL spring wlto toe Kan- ‘or more than 1.000 yai^ Memphis'inp State star. toe darling oi a S v d SLSwIv hosted the 100-lap All-Star Show, of Sprlngfii” ------HI ! i'iSl.iHoi (I Spi mq Cl CAR the first Inning but Carlton HOME RUNS — Cash, Det., eliminated Walnut Barbers from straight hits and rookie Kurt sassaa aiy caty Royals. Royals, He completed season. He gained 1,126 yards , K T n T y of 2^th a^d captured first -place on the of Ho^oke slammed the door the rest of 26; Melton, Chic., 25. further play In toe Silk (Jlty CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE Bevacqua tagged his first ma­ one game of six starts In 1970 on toe ground. 66 without fanfare . aa.**.... 1 —I1>M 7. OB Vlfk. - IWkInMlReined toeulA Bos-Bos* D e o a n v owaav^aa ------____------______— of West WCoG aptspringiieia. son drew toe cheers whUe car- like ^ ^he ^American 3°^® fore toe caution flag came out ^he main go Saturday will be RACES the way STOLEN BASES Patejc, j ^npnia Tournament with a 13-6 Under toe lights at Mt. Nebo, jor league homer, leading r MainEvm t K. C., 38; Otis, K.C., 36. victory last night at Plzegerald the regrouped Alberti’s Stars Cleveland past Chicago. ‘ ding a 73 Thursday In the first in 1967 l®*^®** Flemke in go.jgps, toe final regular dls- PITCHING (12 Decisions) — Field. turned the tables on Dick’s SheU Mike Paul and Alan Foster round of toe 72-hole toum^e^ by toe Red Sox to when Bergln In toe Bob the No. 28 blew an engine. jg„gg rggg of toe season. Post C.Dobson, Oak., 11-2, .846, 3.32; at Pleasant13lAaannt VaUey VallCV CfcUlltry Obuntiy TradedXTaXleQ oyy me___ . . ~, ov vavA lllm H mil for nls Going mmAAA wide In thAtoe first turn,tom, xi____ yjjjg1 _ jga g_ virlth another flamrtft.flgure- p l a i n v i l l e Tom Rea rlpiied three hits for posting a 16-14 win. Alberti’s combined for toe slx-hltter as Eastern Deaf Softball P la y y y Cleveland In 1969, toe colorful 2X gave, mm Blue, Oak., 21-4, .840, 1.16. toe CB’s with Mike Reardon, Willie Warren was toe defensive toe Indians beat Wilbur Wood. Bergin drove under Harrington gjg.j,t crowd pleaser winding up STRIKEOUTS — Blue, Oak., 14-9. STADIUM Kowalski, White, PurUU, Dave .hero. The Stars wUl now battle A resident of ^ la i ^ ^ ^ i‘^'‘job *^ldto* toT^toifi^ - Stars from 14 different started to close toe gap on ^,0 card, 3 5 0 240; LoUch, Det., 232. I - • ♦ » Slated Hefh This Weekend tored by Ben Hcgan, scniee j . . ...— . ©— 1 Plainville, Ckmn. Vlara, George May and Randy Dusty League winners Pero’s o r«ne recently to try his luck in pro tracks brought their machines DeSarro, but not enough laps ROYALS ■ SENATORS — V TOT Hartford is toe CO- f golf. He ea ^ d $210 In Akron to Stafford, but like toe old say- remained as they finished In PLUS FI6URE 8 NA'nONAL LEAGUE Smith getting two hits each. Wednesday at 8 at Fitzgerald. Walnut was paced at toe plate Alberti's Dennis McCann went Kansas a t y used too six-hit Saturday and Sunday toe yoke Hartford Is toe co- ^®y ^ ^ weekend and Is playing at mg goes "You can’t win ^ a ^ that order. REGISTRATION BATTING (300 at bats) — by Jim McAuley’s and Ron An- 6-6 including a grandslam hom- pitching of Ken Wright to trim Hartford aub of toe Deaf, Inc. '" S ^ e a r . Westchester Coun- tnTrZr i^OOO^^ Valley on a sponsor’s the homefolks." homefolks.” At toeme end ena of01 60 ou p^ldayFriday tthe 13to stmek Carl Beckert, Chic., .368; Torre, Washington In toe first game of laps only seven All-Stars were .3 9 ^^* gtevMis a day early. The Lap derson's three hits. Joe Cam- er to lead toe winners with will host the annual Eaat- ^ York City de- ijest showing was ^ a second exemption. St.L., .364. their doubleheader with Tom A noncard playing pro, Har- running In a field that saw 30 Rejiobeto, Mass., pilot, had a Feature RUNS — Brock, St.L., 91; poseo knocked two hits also for teammate Butch Savino record- Manchester Midget Football toe losers. ing three hits. In toe two-hit Burgmeler coming out of toe em AtoleUc Association of toe ^ J® w S g ^ refscIl'^U try* to eain-hl, I lA cars uie toe green flag. i^ t of’ misfortune. First In Bends, S.F., 82. bullpen for the final out. Cookie Deaf Softball Toumamen c Ung g ggeond consecu- ^ithoueh he needed just 30 car®. *®® right to compete cggm, “The Tampa Ter>-warmups toe rear end let go. A (25 Miles) plus Heats RUNS BATTED IN — Star- BiUlards 312 601 1 13 group were Dave Sibrinz, Jim Walnut 211 010 0 5 Collar, Rick Plttruzello, Skip Rojas drove In toe Royals first Manchester. KirHminre u Title Thev are one of toe outte In touring toe 7,212-yard, on Ms own starting next month. . j yjg Sherwood Tool BX, quick change toe center sec- WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY STOCK CAR RACES gell, Pltt.1 101; Torre, St.L., 93. ______Slogesky and Joe Saidno. Sl- run wlto a single and then Harttord w m toe Wrtoplwe tWe TIU ^ They are one of toe ^ Harrelson. playing with Jack f^m pole- Son followed and he made toe HirrS — Torre, St.L., 163; brinsz also clouted a circuit tripled and scored toe second AUGUST 11 ~ 12— 13 Beckert, C!hlc., 167. REO LEAGUE ^ Watorv that ^ Games be played at scMee credited Improvement In an® Bob Lewis, att^ted a g^y^j. jeny cook and held toe ccmsl, only to be sidelined by a blow. one. EKJUBLES — Cedeno, Houst Continuing In toe playoffs, Plz- . be toe first Ume In ry Qak, Mt. n I m ), Martin his driving, thanks to Hogan, for ® ® ST ® front poslUon unUl toe 17to lap spectacular four-car plleup t ^ For toe losers, Jeff Maxwell It was toe second straight Lnaner wax, -s. "scared to death,” he bogeyed ^ ^ bottled up go- bent Ms front end. Again to toe 6 10 8 P.M. THE MOST EXCITING 29; Brock, St.L., 26; W.Davls, za House unloaded against Army ju i shutout against WariUngton and & Navy last night at Mt. Nebo ^y Leo Wll- L. A., 26. toe Senators' scoreless string RACE IN THE WORLD TRIPLES — Metzger, Houst., j 1 ^ «aaaa Uamson, GoTy Trippet, Ron Sintral Admission S3.Q0 winning, 16-12. Pizza now faces and Jim I^ cr all stretched to 24 innings before MT. NEBO FIELD 9; W.Davls, L.A., 9. Gorman Bros., Moi^day night at o 4 T-U4 loj 1711^ with two hits apiece. Big Carl rookie pitcher Pete Broberg ford has Sto'’^ '' '^th“Vac^; topf^toT Kemi^r''O^n'ciuim- ' H arr^ jok.^, talked base- — ------^ver for Ed Children under 12 .SO 2nd. $225 - 3rd $150 h o m e r u n s — Stargell, 8 at Fltzger^d Field In toe open- t^e only hom­ walked leading off toe third in­ T ye^ tohd a^® the pl^ who had a 34-33-^7 In toe b M ^ gave tte ^w e ^ p^ggmg Cook, held toe Yerrington In toe No. 99. Ste- BOYS 10 TO 13 YRS. 76 TO 116 LBS. Res. Sells Phone 737*1438 4th $100. Pitt., 39; L.May, Cln., 32. ing round of toe Towm tourney. ning of toe nlgtitcap and came . champlonsWp was y championsMp game will be morning before toe rain soaked throughout “*® “ J^® mad for two laps unUl he re, vens lasted about 30 laps before (Must Not Turn 14 Priw to Nov. 1) STOLEN BASES — Brock, Pizza was aided at the plate around to scone. 426 120 1 16-21-6 teams from toe p S at Neto Sunday at 11 layout dried under a hot f ^ ^ n^^al^- tired wlto mechanical problems pulling toe car off toe RIVERSIDE PARK St.L., 39; Agee, N.Y., 23; Mor- by Gary Ray’s four hits wlto A1 122 330 3 14-15-7 Washington got two runs In gan, Houst., 23. Bombardier, BUI Newman a n d ______iv.n.4hAu>i4Aiii T«rt of United a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. re^c- The pair faced plenty of stltt round tndav to make an® the hard-running DeSarro The win was worth $1,000 to ALL APPLICANTS niuST BE ACCOMPANIED the Inning "with- Lenny Randle, m ^^roo^naVe U^ly competiUon entering the second took the lead. He quickly open- DeSarro. Racing conUnues Sat- Aug. 14 PITCHING (12 Decisions) — Dave Wollenburg stroking three b Y a PARENT. (AP photo) Jeff Burroughs and Dick Bil­ **I^ ■v^ the Monma of Mnnehes- round wlto toe starting field of the 36-hole cut. wM^ wUl be __ ^ n,rA.a.«..ort«r inn nd. nrdnv nlirht at Stafford wlto a 8 P.M. GuUett, a n .. 12-4, .760, 2.77; hits apiece. Rich Higgins collect- PORTLAND, Maine — Pete lings bunching singles behind ed two hits. RicciteUi, 177, Portland, out- CHAMPIONSHIP FORM — Wimbledon champion ROUTE 159 * AGAWAM J.Johnson, S.F., 12-4, .760, 2.76. Broberg's walk. Broberg and new England Assoctet^^^^ case another 73 STRIKEOUTS — Seaver, For toe losers, who outolt Plz- pointed Jim Cherico, 190, Evonne GoolagtJng oiC Australia is shown in action at >RIE PARKINS adm. $3.00 under 12 50c two reUevers combined for toe the Deaf Tournament N.Y., 198; Jenkins, Chic., 107. za, 21-19, Mike Murphy had a Brooklyn, N.Y., 8. yesterday as she won in first round play in Toronto. six-hitters.

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BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST ,18. 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN I rented it ''dENTLVr' « c r r CMJ6HT T S yiN r PROPPE«*©> UNPOBTUrslArrKLX THB IN CASEl- AAV T ' AAOOCH ANO TH BA AAV »«O U G tA A B rr WAITBB (slOTICtO THAT POReOTjOME Panlt Motorcyeles-aBieycles 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHipPLE Help Wanfed-Feniole 35 Help Wanted Male 35 ^SS/fXO s o o o P R e e AABAU., HB.y, ^ onouP" cicepnr IT EKPIReP IN LITTLE PETAIL, AaMMr ta —V AAAK C A R O IlSi 1 9 6 6 ! BUT I REALLY MOTORCTCXjB Insurance — u M v T x v r WkVAAWMTf Names HOUSEKEEPER, Uve in — to DRIVER — for furniture van, DIDN'T NEED (3all Betty Turner, at the V o u \ i ON THB ^ IT.' SAVE ALL THOSE BOXES. JUST "fHEN TRV to MANE USE OF THEM ! Uve in and supervise home for full - Ume, Connecticut, Mass, 1 ^ A / COMTRAHV, CLASSIFIED ' Oockett Agency, for low rates IN CASE prcrfeisional man and Ms e U V 'N O R l ACBOSS DOWN and Rhode Island. 296-8i949. including passenger liability. NONEOFTMCM 4-year old son. Must be able to IDaughtarof 1 Netting 61S-1S77, 0 a.m . to S p.m. H m ryV in 2PlanaauriaM DON'T milOW THAT OKAV.OXA’/.fuL PUT FIT! —TNET’RE supervlBe 4-year old boy. An 3Chaatbonte CAR10N AWAV-’VliE ideal situation with attracUve 5 Barbara's ADVERnsiNG 1971 HONDA CB 300, low mile­ rr OP IN TME ATTIC ErrNER 1DOWl(^, CLERK 41riahpoat benefits.' Write Box H, Man­ nleknamt age, excellen t CondlUcm. Must MIGHT NEED IT rrt a l l TME TOO snort SMr.Boona SBridlapart chester Herald or caU 527-5216. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS seU. 646-1968. sometime; OR TOO U O iaatLaka 6Baaat 8 AJd. to 4:30 PAL Clerical dutlsa in a amaller UArrowpolaim 7— >-Brummel office within our oqfaMsa- MMiMOardnar 6Fael 9Fatharfaood 1971 HONDA 700, excellent con­ tion for a high school grad­ IS ----- Cabot 46 Group el COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ITNumbsr 10 Declare 26 Big dition, 049-1041. uate w ith c le ric a l e^Qrarl- UQuicknaM 11 Browns by 30 Far off playm LEGAL ence. Opening is Sunday (comb, form) 47Spuiiah 4:86 jPJML DAT BBFOlOl PUBUGATION BY LANK LEONA^ UCoUseta the sun through ntursdsy, 6 p.m. MICKEY FINN ElFaminins 16 United with 31 Ancient Greek bulging pot DeadUne f w Satiirday nadAfanday la 4:80 p.m. Friday 49Ciyof . 400 HONDA, chopped, |1,000. to 2:80 a.m. Company offer* appaUathm * ititehee th—tWIK THREE OF VOUR SONS DIONT NOT VET» I THINK THE ONLY baeehanais C a^ a fte r 6, 046-8271. SECRETARY good wages and working w 23 Aurielt 20 Shadows 33 Having lateral l HELP PAY THE HOSPITAL BILL ' FAIR THING TO DO— IS GIVE Al M ----- Hops parts 50 Philippine PLEASE READ YOUR AD conditions, convenient free BER5RE I GIVE HXI THE ANSWER,! R fj |(ECA>p * t u p v u ip b p u iiA a L i EQUAL SHARE TO ALL VOUR SONS 35 Gloss sweetaop SU ZU K I 1970, 260 cc, street ------BeaytMJTOOoir/ 27Loiidan parking and an exceUent I WANT YOU TO LET /ME FINISH b I THROUGH? L / U profnanada 24 ------40ConunandsParks 51 Duration of ObiMUlad or “Want Ada“ are taken over Om phone na n bUie, $000. Call after 0:80, 742^ For centrally located law ofSce free benefit program. ^>ply 29 m ic t io n 25 Mountain 43 African ocnvenlenoe. Tbo advertiser abonld read his ad the FIBST 742-6081. office. Experience prefer­ S2Bxpuncaa (comb, form) carnivore (pL) 52MimFarber SSKthiopian D AT IT APPBAR8 and BEPOBT ERB01I8 In time for the ^ { UERI5H THt 34 Joinadm 26 Diamond 45 Fine-grained next InaorUoh. The Herald is reaponaible for only ONB In- 1960 SUZUKI, 120 cc, like new, red. 86-hour week. Call for rock prince FIRST NATIONAL TH 0U 6H T- alUanca itama oom ot dr omitted InaorUou tor any advertisement and then 8,800 mUes, $270. CaU a fte r interview . a i»n t, m*. iM. TX 36 Uva aniy to the extent of n “make good" iMortion. K rron which 1 r r r 10 II 8:80 p.m . 742-8647. STORES, INC. 3TStaalcatUe i 1 r r * * ndvortteomont wUl not ho 381Iavii«ps^I 14 eoneoted by “ make good" insertion. Park and Oakland Aves., digits i f i l YAMAHA — 80 cc, street, very 649-2865 39 Canine good condition, windshield and iJ " It IT East Hartford animals racks, $120. CaU 649-2062. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 41AIBnnativa l i it u 643-2711 vote EXCX/USIVE In Manchester — SBWINO machine operator, ex­ 42 Barbara u ^ LOOK,/MA-.-C'MERE/ I ’M AL- X SAIP A PENNY RSR EVERY IT the new, fantasUc K-G mini- perienced only. Apply Cobar W EEP you PU S OUT OP OUR ----- Geddas hhOSX FIMISHEPAN'THI& 44 Soaks flax n 31 bike! Soles and service now at FO N i WEG£ Co., 77 Hilliard St., Manches­ I , m i BASKET IS OVERFLOWIN’/ VARP/ I ’M aO M S lD TA K E A U S |aif|P>tl ss^lh aiH lh Automobiles For Salt 4 LOVE NEEDED! VOUSAIOVtSO'POIAVAEA .> CLOSER LOOK HERE--1HIS 46 Fawned upon Dick Pedemonte’s Perfor­ ’m. Rig. U. A PM. Off...... Pam/iw,oRe, ter. 648-2254. s e c t io n OP BATEAAAN’S 46 Puff up H" H 6 i>71 by UnWsd Fdgfuf ImdIegIgL Me. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER A CENT FBR EVERY WEEP ^ * 9 COMET, 1967, 202, V-8, auto- mance Plus, 244 Broad St. (be­ I PUS OOTATH' VARP, AN".. VARP IS SURPRISWOLY J_ /♦, S3 Building hind Dairy Queen), Manctes- ■ HOSTESSES and waitreMes We need a good, hard, work­ WEEP-PREE. addition r HERALD maUc, excellent condlUon. vi^anted, days and evenings, S4Brttanatad $1,050. oaU 649-8108. ter. Available in 6 models, 8% ing feUow to help clean and t O M E - toohi^ily m — U h.p. 64^-4006. Household Services 13-A Moving - HelpWanted-Female 35 expeHenced preferred. Call YOO BOX LETTERS • 646-1996. m abtab aU our pets. FuU- iO N O U T S6Intira amount W a « II \ Trucking - Storage ^ HOO 57 Ibsen’s ----- 1060 CHEVT convertible, for tlme, good wage, opportun­ u II at F o r You r UGHT trucking, cellar and MATURE vroman wanted as II Hebner H 47 46 parts, $2S: 646-4749. Butlneu ServkM 13 ity tor advancement. 58 Seabird Information attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, MANCHESTER — DeUveiy- companion for elderly lady not n i M I ® s r n Ught trucking and package de- CLERK 99 Feast day a MO Midget 1969, BriUsh racing PAIN^O , taterlor, trees cut and removed. Call an invaUd Uvlng in Manches­ THE HERAID wlU not (comb, form) u 643-6000. Uvery. Refrigeratora, wafhen ter, no heavy housework, no 60 Soap frame H 87 disclose the Identity of green, wire wheels, reasonable. General clerical work in WILD CARGO Free estimates, CaU Ron De- and stove moving, specialty. laundry, tdve in one week, off bar i l any adverUser using box A fte r 6, 649-7854. MAN with pick-up truck wants Folding chaira for rent, 649- war^ouse office, experience 61 Feminine N II shales. 049-0472. second week. Work alternate P E T SHOPS letteia. Readers answer-^ light work mowing, weeding, 0752. necessary. Ehll-tlme 8 a.m. proper name lag blind box ads who 1970 MUSTANG Mach I, 861 4- weeks, own room and pleasant *• •“ .•'"'•/iir" STEPS, sidewalks, stone wails, pninning. Also wiU remove to 6 p.m. Company offers 1189 ToUand T^ke., Mancheater (MiWlFAW IMTimiM AIXM.) 'desire to protect their barrel, 4-speed, 18,000 miles suiroundlngB. Write Box D, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. good wages and working identity can follow this $2,400. 647-1664. rubbish, ashes, leaves, wood, Manchester Herald. All concrete repairs, both in­ Painting - Papering 21 648-6108 procedure: ^ etc. Reasonable, experienced. conditions, ccnvenlent free 3 side and outside railings, land­ Call between 8-10 p.m. Ask for g jj m AGOWAN JR. A Sons, parking, and an exceUent scaping. Reasonably priced. I Encloae your reply to I960 CHEWY for parts, $20. 640- D ave, 876-6369. interior and exterior iwlntlng, free benefit program. A]q>Iy CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER the box in an envelope — 1198. CaU 64S-0(dil. LEGAL SECRETARY JANITORS part-time evenings, m i W HtA, Irc. T M UX BrI. OR. paper hanging. Thirty years addreea to the Classified TWO young reliable men wlU Manchester area. (bU 646-6691, experience, four genefatlons. Manager, Manchesteii 1971 ROADRUNNER, power TIMBEUtlAND Tree Service- clean, buUd, remodel your Manchester law firm has FIRST NA-nONAL 3-6 p.m . only. Evening Herald, together EYeo estimates, fully Insured. steering and brakes, 4-speed, Tree removal, pruning, loto home from cellar to attic, wlU position avsilsbie. AppUcant STORES, INC. BY PHIL KROHN 'with a memo listing the posl-traction rear end, 383 cu. cleared. No Job too big or paint inside w out and do aU 648-7861. EXPERIENCED mover with companies you do NOT must have typing and short­ Ucense. Apply Admiral Mov­ inches, exceUent condition. 649- small. Fifteen years experl- yard work and car repair* at y, j. f I j/LNAOAN A SONS — Park and Oakland Aves., want to see your letter.! 8606 after 6 p.m. ence. Bonded, Insured. 742- reasonable rates. CaU 646-6286 hand profloiency. Legal ex­ ing and Storage, 828-4421. ^ FI6HTIM6.... \ POMT ftTU TMAT ? e 9 6 m TESTERCPys Tour letter will be de- Painting and papering. Fully Blast Haurtford ------— — 9606. anytim e. perience preferred but not ( pm m ?i6vamn WMPAUWt^ FI6HT NXS LITTLe a m u e f ^ , Istroyed if the adverUser NEEID CAR? Credit very bad? ______insured, workmen’s compensa­ RETAIL SALESMAN — A pith is one you’ve menUoned. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- WE’RE dedng our part for ecol- WASHING machine repairs, tion, llabUity, prxqierty dam­ required. Salary commensu­ greaaive organization has PlFFe(?fMT FI2PM AW M ^S? WAITRESS w ib some experi­ If not it will be handled est Douglas accepts lowest ogy. Are you dedng yours? CaU RCA, WMrlpool, Kenmore, age. CaU 648-1949. rate with qualificatlcna. CaU openings for a Uye-wire w ib (W 6f^ mj/f in the usual maimer. ence, hour* 11-6, Tuesday - down, smaUest payment, any­ Maytag. Reasonable rates. a good retaU background. Ap­ SH O RT R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Roya Enterprises, b e. for pro­ PAINTINO and decorating — y M r . K arp, 649?i277, to a r­ Sabrday. Vic’s Pizza, 649-8700.' where. Not smaU loan finance ply b person, Rizzo Pools, ^ i r - ^ fessional wbdow cleaning. 686- Owner of Pike Cob Wash and interior, exterior, vinyl paper range interview. i| a com pany plain. D ouglas M otor* Dry Cleaning, 276 West IDddle Vernen Circle, Vernon, Conn. HOW GOME GERMS CANT , 8160. hanging, free estimates, SBWINO machbe operators, 846 M ain. Turnpike, next to Stop and part-time, evenings. CaU 648- 'ibU MBVER C W A COUP? UIVE IN MV BOPy Lost oud Pouud prompt, efficient service. CXEANING — bterlor com­ Shop. 648-4918, 647-1719. Economy Pabtlng Co., ESaat 2264, 77 H illia rd St. 1986 CHEVT NOVA station mercial and industrial sys­ PART-TIME income. Local FOUND — The best {dace to H artford, 628-0074. CITY SERVICE CO. wagon, automatic transmls- tematic floor cleaning and busbeas man seeks ambitious DENTAL receptloniat — fuU- choose home decorations and ladbs to seU quaUty line of Ume for specialty office. gifts is Tour Gift OaUery at waxiity offices ibd BuIMIng Contracting 14 INSroE-ou^de painting. S ^ ALBI MPG. DEPT. be seen. AskUig yiso. uau aiwr Complete complete Janitorial services. ______Z ______—____ clal rates for people over 66. household products. EbcceUent Please submit resume to “ Re­ Watkins, 986 Main SL Tour 5, 649-0647. Free estimates. FuUy insured. DORMEIRS, garages. porches, C!aU my competitors, ben caU repeat sales. CaU 649-6606. ceptionist’’, P.O. Box 442, 0 3 ^ home town friendly worid of ROCKVILLE era Suburban Floor Maintenance rec rooms, room additions, me. Estimates given. 649-7868. tonbury. gifts. Telq>hane, 646-6171. S ervice. 649-9229. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Tracks - Tractors J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom YOUR family wUl be proud Needs help b beir pabt FOUND — Yellow tiger cat, ______siding, general repairs. Qual­ CLERK TOP QUALITT loam and fiU decorating, bterlor a ^ ex­ when you earn extra money, P L A IN JA N E BY FRANK BA6INSKI haU grown male. Someone’s 1964 INTERNATIONAL truck, ity workmansMp. Ehumclng production department, 40- for sale also excavating, bull terior, paperhanging, fuUy b- learn the lateat makeup tricks good condiU AS A M M re a o p fact, InstaUment. Commercial and It’s easy and fun. Juat caU 289- advancement opportunity. male. Vicinity Cambridjge St. 4 p.m. Company offer* good j BAREU/CA/SJ. residential. FuUy insured. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter RICHARD E. MARTi^ BhU Generous fringe benefits b- r r - . . 646-6696. 1961 (anWROLET pick-up, wages and working condi­ 4922. LatuUppe Brothers, 872-4366, contractor. Additions, remod­ professional pobting service,' good condition, $860. 876-4164. tions, convenient free park­ cluding healb, accident and YMCA 742-9477. eling and repairs. CaU any­ bterior-exterior. Free esti­ mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. ing and an exceUent free life baurance. A AntomobilM For Sain 4 time for free estimate. 876- Help Wanted-Mole 34 MILLAR Tree Service — prun­ 1642. benefit program. ApjSy Aato Accessorics-nres 6 ing, cabling, topping, removal. CEIUNO apecialiat expert THUNDERBIRD, 1967, 2 tops. FIRST NATIONAL ETEUI) Service repreaentative, Contact Jack Kaplan at A sking $1,400. Plum e a fte r 6 feeding, free estimates. FuUy NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS — workmanship, (b e celling or conatruction industry, travel RACINa equipment off a Ford insured. 633-6340 or 668-4716. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ aU your ceilings repaired and n wh I? MILWlTX p.m ., 649-9716. required, New York, New Ebg- 876-8886 289, grind crane cam, 4:11 tions, rec rooms, porches and pabted. Reasonable rates STORES, INC. gears, solid lifters, Otfenbau- MASONRY — Brick, block, land sbtes, salary, expenaea, m 1966 OLDSMOBILE F86, cus­ roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU CaU 649-6993. Park and Oakland Aves., o < 0 _ “h tayg, tluci It doM th« work of 250 roon, it ser manifold with IloUey 4-bcur- atone, cement work and re­ general benefits, company______wants tha right to form its own union!** tom station wagon, can be seen 649-3144. car. Write Box E, Mambester CXERK good wib figures at The Crockett Agency, 244 rel, cyclone headers with muf­ pairs bcluibig flrepbees and East Hartford 2 ^ «> © A patios. 649-1604. H erald. checking bvclcea; receipts, C5 M s b St., 646-1677. flers and taUplpea. CaU after MASONRY work aU types atone Floor RnMilng 24 6 p.m ., 643-8810, 248-8686. and concrete, no Jbb too amaU, ______etc. A]u>ly Oaer Brothers, 140 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Rye St., Soub Windsor. U 1960 MGA, 1600, bronze yeUow, over 20 years experieiKe. Free pxOOR SANDING, and refln- wire wheels, PlrelU tires. Bln- moving. large appliances. a fte r 6, 648- PRINTING PLANT MR. ABERNATHY ifY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY estlmotes. CaU “ “ lahing (specializing b older NURSE’S AIDE, 8-11, fuU or EXPERIEN(JED mechanic for glne and body in exceUent con­ 1967 MGB for parU, complete Burning barrels deUvered, 64. 1870 W 644-2976. flooTB). b and outalde pabt- part-time. 649-4619. preventive mabtenance on NQ.7HANKS, W H IL E V O U t e H E P E , <3R B A TE S T BY DICK CAVALU dition. $780 or best offer. 649- $128 firm . CaU 646-2868. 644-1776. CUTTER ;V WINTHROP b g, etc. Np Job too smaU. John ------buaea, have own tools, good I 'M J U S T 7888. WBS ROBBINS Carpentry re­ ISTWE ALLOW ME10 SALES PITCH MAINTENANCE service, com­ V erfaU le, 649?S760. Ebcperlenced b cutting stock pay. CaU 648-2672, ask fo r BFWWSING. 9H0W MDUAFEW I V E H B M ?D s e e , s v a r t y ... modeling si>ecialiat. Additions, N U R S E ’ S A ID E — ,11-7, fuU o r iGeNTLEiYAN AAORTY CHIP© TOOK THATfeSlLLV,' 0 0 (2 6 1966 DODGE Oxonet, low mile- ANTIQUE car tires, 83x6, $16 mercial and residential, com­ for presses as weU as fin­ R oger. NEW 97YLE5THAT IN Y E A R S ! WHAT DIO I rec rooms, dormers, porches, part-tim e. 649-4619. imERESTED MY BOLLS? SKATES. C O N Y K NO W HOd/ age, good c/mditlon. nsum- each, 742-6620. plete carpet care, tile floors, cabbets, formica, buUt-ins, ished work. 42’’ Polar Eltro- JUST CAME IN,., T O S K A T E . TELU'/OD'? hard wood, fuUy Insured. Pro­ Bonds - EQUIPMENT MOVER — must IN BUYING er’a report check rated. (Jail bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. WOMEN wanted- to work b mat Cutter. fessional quality guaranteed. - be a high school graduate and 647-1611. Stocks Mortgages 27 plastic manufacturing compa­ Trailers - R obert WUbanks, 643-6919. LEON dESZYNSKI buUder -- be b good physical ccndtticn. EbSIEUt Payment mortgage ny, first and aecond shift. Aiq>Iy b person or caU— G 1966 PLYMOUTH Roadrurmer, new homes custom built, re­ Must have driver’s Ucenae, Mobile Homes 5-A TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Please caU 646-2920, for bter- 168, 4-apeed Hurst, $1,095 CaU modeling, additions, rec plan. Pay bterest only for hours 8 a.m. to 4:60 p.m. Good Trees cut, building lots clear­ two to five years, ben pay vlew . ALUED PRINTING 876-6628. . rooms, garages, kitchens re­ pay, exceUent benefits. Apply ed, trees topped. Got a tree modeled, bab tile, cement be balance wlbout penalty. 679 liUddle Tpke., West Coca Cob Bottling Oo., 461 problem? WeU worth phone CHEVROLET 1967 b ^ a , 2- T^NT TRAILER j work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ No brokers’ fee, no appraisal M ab St., East Hartford. ICanchester, Conn. door - hardtop, V8, gutomatic call. 742-8262. dential or commercial. C!aU fe e . (JaU now. Im m ediate serv­ SECRETARY- transmlsaian, power ' steering, CLEARANCE ice. Mortgage Finance Co., PLUMBERS, Uoena^ only, GENERAL Consumer services, 649-4291. 648-1101 twwes^pipeajftY S-13 clean, lo w mUeage, $1,196. 649- 243-1416. 668-7162. GIRL FRIDAY ' Apply W. C. Glbha be., 994 L member* special. Boy’s back Hartford Tpke. RockvlUe. 6290, 646-4018. ALL, MUST OO AT CARPENTRY and remodeling, BY ROY CRANE to school clothing availaUe at rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, MORTOAOES — lat, and 2nd., Typing, filing, telephone, 872-9U9. BUZZ SAWYER oac , REDUCED PRICES 8-13 wholesale price. Ask about additions and garages. (Jail mortgages —bterim financing traiUKUiption. CATCH G.C.S. complete sheqq/er’s pro­ — expedient and confidential PLUMBER WANTED, good 1067 VOUeSWAOEUr, exceUent 1971 SKAMPER (U.S.A.’s fi­ Tom C orbitt, 643-0088. TENNYSON. •lUMF, M ’llK gram . CaU 649-4768. ______service. J. D. Real Elstate E.C.L. Inc. pay, benefits, 644-1317. condition, asking $900. 648-9636. nest hardtop tent traUer. BACKHOE SERVICE BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Assoc., 648?ii29. ^ •AST/ ^«AVEV CAPTAIN EASY 1967 CAMARO V-8, 4 - speed Full choice of floor plana YOUR Business Janitor — We 646-8889 Manchester ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman, Diabfielda, S$omp Removal. good condition, $800. CaU after and (^tlona! Sample buy, clean everything, apartments, Roofing - Siding 14 MORTOAOES, loans, first, sec­ fuU-Ume, baurance beneflta, Land Clearing, Cellara. DUCEV AND BA$Y FEW OPO& ANP OHiPBARl... ENP^..WHEN HE WELL.TELL ME 6, 646-82n. R eg. $1,622, N ow $1,896. efflees, restaurants, houses ond, bird. AU Mnds. Realty paid hoUdays and vacation, •^RENT A CAR TO and dog houses. Rugs sham­ GUTTERS and roofs, all types IBS wanted, mom- Georgs H. Griffing.. Ine. •PRIVE TO THE PIEP WB SHIPPED THI«, MR. JE^FUfL sbtewlde. O edlt rating unnec­ pension and profit sharing EAIRSROUND„. EMTOHI«5 I$TEK PO THE IWITIALD 1870 DODGE Challenger, V8, 4- 1971 CAMELS — AU brand pooed, wbdows cleaned. Day repaired and replaced. Rea­ essary. Reasonable. Ccaiflden- evenbga and lunch plan. CiaU Roberts Electric, 8 A N D O V E R 74S-7SM UP IN /WVNEi -ftPC.'MEAN ANY­ new hardtops with or wlb- or n i^t service w ib a smUe. sonable i>rices. EYee estimates, hours, pleasant surroundings, THING TO VDU? speed Hurst. Must sell, excel­ tlal, quick arrangements. Al- a.m . — 6 p.m . 644-2421. lent oondiUen. Come see and out aUde-b kitchens. ChcSce EVoe estimates. CaU 644-2874. 646-1399. vb liundy-'Agency, 627-7971. good wofkbg ccndltians. Also of four or sb aleepers. Com­ part-time starting September. we'U talk price. 648-9162. AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, 100 Constitution Plasa, Hart­ plete sale price bcludbg BRUSH chipper rental. Stop CaU between the hours of 2-6 storm wbdows, awnings. Qual­ ford . E ven in g*, 288-8879. 1969 OPEL OT, exceUent condi: freight and service as low pollution, chip brush and trees, p.m . 647-1691. NURSFS AIDES tion, idw mUesge. CaU 872-6942 use chips for mulch. Special ity workman/Bhlp, fre e esti­ as $895. mates. FuUy insured. 649-8417, after 4 p.m. prices for contractor*. 74^-8262. PILGRIM MILLS needs experi­ We are looking for mature, permanent personnd, WE ALSO HAVE A FEIW 872"9187* Private iMiraelioRi 32 enced cashier* and saleswom­ SHARPENING Service — SawB^ ------— ------„ „ „ full or paut-time. Training available for those who 1967 PONTTAC Lemans convert­ en. Interview* now being held USED UNITS STARTINO knives, axes, shears, s k a t e s , BIDWE5LL Home Improvement TUTORINO moot subjects. Wm qualify. We offer paid holidays, paid 2 weeks v ^ - ible, aU power, exceUent condi­ between 6A p.m., Monday A T $160. rotary blades. ()uick service. Co. Ebepert instaUation of alu- also teach oU pobting or sew­ tion, 66S-6690r>- through EYlday. PU irbi MUls, tion, paid sick days, paid insurance and overtime. b y V . t , H A B IL IN Cai^tol Ekiulpment Co., 88 mbum siding, gutters and ing. Reasonable. CaU 646-6286 A L L E Y OOP DISCOUNTS ON TRAVEL Oakland St., Manchester. 1966 CHElVELliE, automatic Mab St, Manchester. Hour* trims. R(X)fing InstaUation and anytim e. WHATCHA MEAN OUR LUNCH? IT WORKEP, SHORTY! transmlaalon, power ateering, TRAILERS AND MOTOR daUy 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. MAIL and fUtog cleric, excel­ REALLY TOOK OFF W IF MY DINOSAUR COMES UP/ SURE,BONESl MEADOWS CONVALESCENT WITH ANYTHING JT'LL BE r r s YOUR low mUeage, 4 new tires. Ask­ I , h o m e s TO O ! Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. HE HEARO THAT VVO B Y M ILT O N C A N I ^ HelpWantedrFeniale 35 lent benefits, pedd insurance 646-2821 MY LUNCH...Yi30T THAT? LUNCH! STEVE CANYON in g $1,086. 646-5788^______progtam, sick leave benefits, HURRY WHILE THE TWO YOUNO married men wlU Roofing and 1970 FIAT- 860, spider, convert- PILGRIM MILLS, 99 Loomis free paikbg, paid hoUdays, An equal opportunity employer. interview POTEET CANYON F a t THE HERALD-JOURNAL SELECTIION is (X>MPLETE! do small repair Jobs and pabt- Chimneys 14-A St. has openings for women to T/VI HERE TO *ible, low mileage, exceUent periodic pay bereasea. We wUl r TWO OF THE POWDER WOULD‘BE 05VERIN6 ' WE'RE STILL WONDERING bg, also cellar cleaning and: w ork fu ll-tim e b our- m easur­ WHY SHE ASKED FOR AN condition, $1,696. CaU a fte r 6 R(X)FINO — Specializing re- trab. For an interview call PUFF DERBY C!RLS WI5 -B U T i\ - BANK ETNANCINat Ught trucking. OaU 646-2682, ing and marking departments. M r. R alph O olver, 289-8612. ASSIGNMENT TD COVER A . p.m., 649-9264. ______pcdrbg roofs of aU kinds, new WHO ARE 6TOPPIN6 646-2047. Apply Miss Coburn, 646-1414. ROAD TRIP OF OUR LOUSY roofs, -gutter work, chbmeya American Parts System, 160 BASEBALL TEAM JEEIP with plow, 4-wheel drive, RECTOWN, UJS.A, MOTORCYCLE repairs and cleaned and repaired. 80 Darlb St., East Hartford, only 28,000 miles. A real har- custom work. WlU pick up and year* I experience. Free esti­ CLERK Conn. RN or LPN 3 gab for $960. Act fast. CaU Open weekday evenings tiU 10 7-3 or 3-11 — FnU o r Part-Tim e 3 deUver, free estimates. Call mates. CaU Hawley, 648-6861. PART-TIME aecretory, hour* ' 644-851S. Route 6 West, WUUmaaUc, Coon. 872-4807, a lte r 6:80 p.m . For warehouse office to work nlghta, Sunday 9 p.m. to 5:80 flexible, ideal for mother w ib We want permanent professionals who cw offer chUdren b acbool, good typist lSOa«4.*< 428-1625 Healing oiid Phimbing 17 a.m. and Monday through g(x>d patient care to our guests. Ful^ paid insur­ 8*13 COMET 1962, good condltiaa. Household Sendees 13-A Thursday 7 p.m, to 8:80 a.m. w ib some shorthand abUUy. ance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid vacation, 8 lec , T hi lUg. U t. »e>. Off Inquire 268 Oak St. after 6 p.m. ______M A M Plumbing A Heating — Company offer* exceUant CaU 646-2000 o r 646?>222. paid holidays and oveitime. ODD JOBS wanted, general no Job too smaU. EI*e esti­ wages and working condltiona, 1970 S K A M P E R , sleeps 8, buUt- convenient free panbg and an MATURE woman for cleaning cleaning, mowing lawns, pro- mates gladly given. Bathroom LANCELOT BY G O ^R and J^ENN 1968 VOLXSWAOEN’^ bug, good b stove, ice box and sink, 2 exceUent free bmefit program, one day weekly, preferably MEADOWS CONVALESCENT b M e a seating 8, awning, 110 fessicmal experience b wb­ remodeling, heating syatems condition, $l,o6o. 648-2819. Apply Friday. CaU 648-6806. 646-3821 / WHAT ARE SDU DI9 ING, rW PRACTICING FDR and 12 volt hook-up, gas and dow woalibg and rug dmm- .worked on, water pump work, THEI n PEACE c i - ^T^nRL.r^,AMARCH, faucet packings, 649-2871. 7 / ^ ^ ^ FREAK-OUT ? 1967 CAMARO, 4-speed, V8 en- w a ter supply, 11,860. 64S-9S90. p o o b g. CaU 649-8894. First National Stores, Inc. responsible woman to care An equal opportunity emplayer. - f , TO/l\ORBOW/ gbe, $976. Bavbga Bank of SAM WATOON Plumbbg and Park A Oakland Avenues, for toddler b my home. CaU R T / Manbheater, 646-1700. 1967 12x60, N E W MOON, 6 649-9406. rooms located ait lake must be LIGHT trucking, wlU clean at­ Heating, Bathroom remodel­ East Hartford, Conn. 6 > -S'-3 ^ ® *' tics, baaemehto. CoU 648-6415. ing and repair*. EYee esti­ LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSOM m oved by faU. 876-1666 o r 742- 1969 MOB OT, good condition, 8666. m ates. CaU 649-8808. ATTENTION — Toya and glfta- party plan. Demonstrate b e , KOSCOT TV IIU9MT MEAY $2,100. 6 4 ^ 2 8 1 0 .______^ HIGH SCHOOL boys wiU do odd B09TH METZENDORF 16’ travel traU­ newest and most complete Ibe Jobs. 668-6668. KUF f 1970 PLYMOUTH SateUlte, 2- er, self-contained, sleeps 6, Healing and Plumbing 17 of toys and gifts for Oiristmaa. KOSMETICS door hardtop, low mileage, ex- hitch bcluded. 16 CSiurch St., Highest commissions. No b- REWEIAVINO of burns, mob- O RAIfrS Plumbing. Service — Order by Mail. Write esUent condition. CaU 648-0848. Manchester. holes, zippers repaired. VTn- Free estimates, plus quaUty vestment. Oeneroua bdnus plan for dealers and hoateases. CaU fo r F t m Catalogue, 1968 VO LVO , 144S, 4-sj)ced ra------. ---^ dow ahadea made to measure, w ork. 648-6341. (F' all size Venetian bUnds. l^jtya or write, “Sanb’a Parties”, Rrices and Samples. dio, very good ccnditioR, $1 ,- M otorcycles-Bicyeles 11 Avon, (j^xm., 06001. Telephone 660. OaU 643-6864. made whUe you wait. Tape-re­ Capr. 71 Oea'I fiaiem Carp. Mininery, 1-678-6466. A lso booking par­ n££!2£2SLaJ BLUE Minl-Mke, 6 h.p. Rupp- corder* for rent. Mbrlow’a, 867 COVENTRY 1865 JAGUAR XK140, roadoter, dlgger, exceUent condition. M a b 8 t., 649-6221. Dimsmaliliig 19 ties. tunning condiUen, racing wbd- CaU 649-4818. HAUS BCrOMUI. dtSCBf And wlPfiB* TWO handymen want a variety LADIES dreases, suits, wedding RN or LPN for doctw’a office. Needs pabt Cash offer over 1970 8U HOND AlOO, exceUent of Jobs by day or hour. We gowns and veUa, aU custmn 4% day w eek, im m ediate «^>en- P.O. Box 686 Coventry, Conn. 06268 I860 Abo XK 120 parU. 742- condition, low mUeage, $425. clean yards, attlca and ceUars. made. Some aiteraUons, Rea­ bg. Write Box C, Manchester ^ . CaU 649-4216. R easonably. CaU 643-6306. sonable prices. 640-1188. H erald. > , * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'kANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN

-PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ PRID^Y, AUGUST 18, 1971 ( Houses l^r Sale 72 Houses . For Sale 72 Houses For Scrie 72 Houses For Sok 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lets For Sale 73 Out of Town Out of Town WARAIfOKE Rl;>. -^bedroom FOREST HHIB — 8«room MANCHEISTER — immaculate SB'VERAL building lots ifl Man- For Sale 75 For Sale 75 Houses For ScMe 72 home, in fine residential area. Chester. Ask for Mr. Philbrick. Articles For Sale 4& ApartmenH-Flati- Resort PidjMrty Raised Ranch, first floor-fam- 1.1.J 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam­ GLASTONBURY —. 6-room do- COVENTRY Lake ^ a , voewt Tenements 63 For Rent 67 Tremendous location and Uy room with fireplace, bed- O^iered b y the ily :x>om. Three large bed­ Philbrick Anrency, 646-4200. 4-room house on big wooded REGULAR' sise 9’x6’ ping' pong RANCH in desirable area. priced to sell. Drive by, signs room, laundry, half bath, 2-car BEST BUYS rooms, flreplaced living room, lonlal Cape, 2-car oversized ga­ table |20; small fry 31”x40” Larige paneled den with built- rage, 2 full baths, $28,900, $2,- comer lot. Asking $11,900., but FIVE ROOMS, private- pool, LAKE IX^nnipesaukee — Five- an property. T. J. <>ockett, garage; second floor — living attached garage. Private yard. owners will' listen. Lake j^vl- CLASSIFIED pool table with 1” pool balls BERRY’S WORLD gas barbecue, heat, all ap- room phalet, very .modem, ful­ 1ns, screened porch, carpeting, Realtor, 648-1577. room with fireplace, wall-to- JOE LOMBARDO 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re­ Out of Town 600 down. Lownds A Manning. $8.; Reel type lawn mower 21” 2 air-conditioners, many ex­ PHILBRICK Realty, 876-3857. leges. Good financing. T.J. pllances Included. 649-0368, ly-equipped. Last minute can­ wall carpeting, formial dining offers this big Colonial In the altors. 649-2813. For Sole 75 Crockett Realtor, 643-1577.. reel S2B-. B69-028S. 648-6266. cellation makes the last 2 tras. Call owner, 648-1752, 643- I $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Oolo- room, kitchen, electric range durable Manchester Green i nial, in-law quarters'. Alumi- ______i__ weeks of August available. 0034. and 'hood, dldiwasher, dispos­ area at a t.ibm than $80,000 SK-ROOM Cape, near schools e Lx jn g TON — Immaculate 5- ADVERTISING TAG SALE — Saturday, Aug. Call 643-0188 after 6 p.m. nuni siding, new heating sys­ shopping center, rec room, alu­ GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER $24,5o61 Cbn-• al, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, price! Plastered walls, fireplace, ANDOVER room Ranch, buUt-lns, fire­ 14, 10-3, 122 New State Rd., FOUR-ROOM apartment. Coll tem. Off East Center St., trees. AGENCY minum siding, new storms and place, wall-to-wall carpeting CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUR^ COVENTRY Lake — Beautiful trally located 7-room Cape, ga­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, loads of closets. Austin A. wall-tp-wall carpeting, new tui> Apt. H, rear, Manchester. afler 6, 649-6656. Caiambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- ^ ^ nace, new roof, treed yard. As- screens, fireplace, wall-to-wall ACRE PARADISE 9-ROOM COLONIAL only $23,900. $2,400 down, Lakewood Heights qottage for rage, nicely shrubbed and . 649-5324. carpeting. May be occupied be­ 8 AIM. to 4:30 PJM. ELECTRIC lawn mower and treed lot. Quick occupancy, 2326. OVERSIZED 6-room Gape Cod smuable 5H% mortgage or Ub- Lownds ft Manning Realty, rent, sleeps 7, |85. per week. attached breezeway and 2- ^ ^ financing. Must seU. fore school starts. 648-8315 be­ ^ 20s cord, electric ironer. Call 643- SIX-ROOM duplex, no pets, Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9833. MANCHBIS’] ^ Spacious custom built home on 875-8357. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHEISTER — Newer 4- car garage, beautifully land- tween 4-8 p.m. Principals only. Seven rooms, 2 ceramic wooded 1.7 acres, on Mlnne- 7387. inquire 6 9 ^irch St. 643-6930. HERE IS ROOMINESS.. room Garrison Colonial, buUt- scaped treed lot 140x160, large CARL ZINSSER N. OOVENTOY 4:M PJtf. DAY BEFORE PVBUCATION In the form of a sevoi room 81-33 h o m e s t e a d ST., duplex, tiled baths, exceptionally chaug Mt. Only one year old, DeadllM tor Satnidmy and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Friday SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, READY BEFORE ins, 8 baths, fireplace, % acre living room, dining room and h,i„v, tM, rvunaioi in a Double COME SEE FOUR rooms, newly redecorat- MISQUAMICUT, R.I. — 4 room Garrison Colonial with three excellent condition, 2-car ga­ well buUt Ranch home with immaculate condition, 4 bed­ processed gravel, stone, fill. ed, stove, refrigerator, adults, cottage available Aug. 10-14, SCHOOL STARTS treed lot, garage. Only $88,1 bedrooms, modem kitchen. As- i, ideally located. Low rage, lot 100x125. Marion E. This lovely, large, four bed­ bedrooms, family room, many, many extras. Ebccel- rooms, family room with large room Colonial home Just list­ Also bulldozer and backhoe inquire 58 School after 4 p.m. also Labor Day week. Call 643- screened patio, swimming 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Burnable mortgage. Immediate up^dep with aluminum siding. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5053, YOVB €XM>PERATION W nX | \ I A I 1 service and drain fields. COVENTRY uANcmcsTFR------. occupancy. Extremely large master bed- lent value for toe famUy de­ fireplace, 2 Vi baths, office or ed for a low, low $29,000. BE APPRECIATED l/IM Ia I I FOUR-ROOM apartment with ______pool and attached garage on sewing room, 2-car garage. This fine home is in immac­ George H. Grlffing, Andover. Priced at $19,000 for im­ a choice lot for only $88,600. live practicaUy rent free New CIRCA 1790 — charming

i- many extras. attract good tenants. Refriger- able AA zones.' A quiet 649-4176. and train, antiques, sleds, furni­ tal, immaculate 6H-room Cape, dead-end street. Close to room Ranch, central heat. Manchester — 64941806 JANITORS — part-time mwn- 0359, 7:30-9:30 p.m. WANTED, one bedroom apart- CUSTOM RANCH STATEUjY 4-bedroom CMonlal, ator and stove in each apsurt- Won’t last at $11,900. Frechette . Ings, Manchester area. Gall SIAMESE kitten, sealpoint, ture and stereo. Saturday — ment, September 1st, woman, LAKEWOOD Circle, 3 bedroom ideal for medical office, completoly redecorated first m ent bus, churches, schools, and HEBRON — 3-bedroom year old August 14, 10 a.m. THREE - ROOM furnished nurses, specialties, etc. Bel With 63’ fireplaced-living - a to-be-buUt shopping cen­ Realtors, 647-9993. 646-4220. male, 10 weeks old, purebred, 2 month old child, bus line, Colonial, carpeting, appli­ room, huge kitchen with floor, front-to-back Uvlng r ^ . gg DARTMOUTH RD. Raised Ranch, fireplace, 2-car SECOND Bolton Lake — 6-room sweet disposition. Call 649- 196 Henry St. apartm^t, heat, private bath. ances, laundry room, screen­ Air Real Estate, 643-9332. formal room, modoni ,__. ter. garage. Gay dty State Park BOLTON home on lakefront, only 3 Apply Marlow’s Inc. 867 Main very reasonable. Apt. 206, 82 built-lns., gracious formal 3976. • ______, Huntington St., HartfMd. ed porch, 2-car garage, wood­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate dining room, den or library, kitchen with breakfast alcove, Three Bedroom CAPE. area. $30,500. 649-5509 after 6. years old, Timken heat, fire­ ' Help Wonted- St. ed grounds. Call owner, 649- assumable said. Loeuls of closets. A dream 5-ROOM RANCH place, big porch, some furni­ m E E — 6 kittens, 2 gray and 2- famiIy, 5 spacious, nicelymammoth ar­ family room with IH baths, garage, GLASTONBURY— New listing. ' Mole or Female ** •' diUoner, used little, excellent 8590. of a Kit. 28 ft. Uv. Rm. 2- ture. Terrific v^ue at only white, one tiger and one (0 1)71 h NEA, Ik . EAST HARTFORD — Singles ranged rooms in each apart­ wet bar, firejSace and cov­ mortgage, $84,900. SEVEN-ROOM RANCH 1 Manchester line. Executive With garage, wall-to-wall car- condition, 643-7266. Car gar. Other extras. $25,000. T. J. Crockett. Re­ REAL ESTATE sales, mature white. 649-9236. preferred, nicely furnished Land For Solo 71 MANCHESTER — By owner, 6- ment. Andersen windows, sep­ ered patio, game room, COLONIAL with swimming pool, ix> you want: Ranch with all toe luxuries, petlng. One-acre beautifully two-bedroom ’Town house. Wll ------arate heating systems, lovely huge basement area, 8 bed­ altors, 643-1577. person, full or part-time. Must ------DARK RICH stone free loam, room Colonial, breezeway and first-floor famUy room, one fuU, Automatic kitchen? Here’s one you can’t afford Living room and a formal din- treed lot. Exclusive area. 5 % % ______John, when you say I'm really 'heavy,' how do you accommodate up to four. Avail- BOLTON — 7% acres. Route attached garage, 8 large bed­ tree shaded yard, choice cen­ rooms (21x16’), TwtMiar au­ 2 half baths, enclosed screened FlrepIaceT to miss! CaU today. The Ing room with waU-to-wall car- assumable mortgrage to qualified COVENTRY 7-room custom * 3 ^ KTITENS. free. 649-3073. 5 yards $20. sand, gravel, mean that?" able immediately. $200. Mr. Ideal for business or ^lart- tral location. Priced to Sell. tomatic garage, brick ex­ ence desired but not neces- stone, manure, pool, and patio rooms, large living room, din­ porch, centrally air-conditioned. Two-zone heat? price will surprise you. petlng, master bedroom with buyer. $25,000. built Ranch. Two fireplaces, sary, will train. Sid Manning of ^^poniam, J. D. Real Estate As- ments. $65,000. ing room, flnlshed basement, Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. terior, 4-zoned cast iron large yard, $88,900. Formal dining room? full bath, 2 other large bed- extra large rooms. Oarage. sand. 648-9504. baseboard heating system. F. M. GAAL AGENCY Lownds and Manning Realty, EXCEPTIONAL Mom and Dad E la te s , 643-6129. MANCHESTER — Beautifully proCessIcnally landsc^ied, ex- OONTBJMPORARY L Shaped 1 Two fuU baths? KEITH REAL ESTATE rooms, kitchen 'with bullt-ins Double lot. Excellent area. MANCHESTER — 46-48 Mlqile Lovely private treed lot. Un­ and appliancee, faimlly room, REALTOR, MLS $33,900. Hayes Agency, 646- '875-3857. willing to part with 5 kittens, TAKE A DRIVE to Deep River. THREE - ROOM, clean attrac- ««««■ W-000 wllem cation. Upper 20s S t, large 2-family, 5-5, excel­ Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex- Lar»e room? . . . Well, 646-4126 649-1922 New ’Troll Stuen has unique Household Goods 51 Apartments - H o ts- surpassed at $60,000. Owners fireplace, central vacuum, 643-2682 0131. 2 tiger, 2 multi, one gray. Call tive ^lartment, aU utilities in- COVENTRY — Large level 6*7-isi4. lent Investment, $35,600. T.J. moving, must sell. terior, on wooded lot, acres let’s go. This lovely home has 649-3802 after 5. Scandinavian imports for mid- tr a m c R Tenements 63 with a view. Elve bedrooms, 2 all this PLUS a backyard SWIM- MANCHESTER is only minutes central alr-condititmlng, slate P ” Antiques, eluding parking. 649-7743. wooded lot. Quiet area, away m aNCHESTEjR Crockett, Realtor, 875-6279. foyer, large closets, 2-car ga­ COVENTRY — (North) Mid 30s m e RROW RD., North Coven- Coventry School System summer shc^fdng. Eicit 4, off used furniture and appliances. from lake. $2,500. HERITAGE HOUSE fireplaces, famUy room, den, 2- MING POOL and more! CaU from this 3-bedroom Ranch on Raised Ranch, 26’x48', Im­ 3 rage, exclusive area near the try. 7-room, 4-bedroom Garri­ BEAUTIFUL, s(rft, yielding, Route 9. 7-ROOM COLONIAL MANCHEISTER — Four-family 646-2482 car garage. $69,900. now! 1 lovely private grounds. E’ea- maculate 8 room living area Coventry, Conn. brindle, 6 months old, double- 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open wE HAVE customers waiting e a s t HAMPTON — B e a u tifu l golf course. Situated on an son Colonial, very good condi­ dally and evenings. We buy tor the rental of your apart- monthly. 649- EAST HAMPTON - Beautiful With 2-car garage, oversized in center of town location. All -EV>r toe finer homes. tures flreplaced - ll'ving room, of 2100 square feet Includes 3 tion. Must be seen to be ap­ pawed, part angora kitten. ALUMINUM screen - storm .„ii aia.iuuii * t t,. d i « 8861. level building lot. WaUting dis­ 3- room apartments for mini­ RANCH — Leas than one-year NUTMEG HOMES acre lot. Only $44,900. FVe- Also her attractive, aggnss- doom, bulR-ln bath tubs, lava- ^ ______ment or home. J.D. R e^ Es- lot, city water, sewers, early PITKEN — Porter St area, 5- old. Modem eat-in kitchen, fam- beautiful Forest Jalousied-sun room, attached chette Realtors, 647-9993. or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living preciated. Priced right. Austin Part-time position tance to water, $6,000. mum maintenance. New heat­ garage, and Inground pool. slve, tri-color, laige-pawed torys, toUeU, kitchen cabinet SEWING mnpWne — Singer tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. occupancy, attic for eTcpcm- year old aluminum sided cus- Uy mom, 8 bedromM, 2-«w ga- gection are reaUy crackl- room, dining room, family A. Chambers, Realtor, MLS, slon — 2 more bedrooms. ing system. Excellent invest­ $26,900. Wolverton \gency TOLLAND -Six-room Ranch, room and eat-ln kitchen plus I ' . CIerk-Board of Education sister. Both are lovely indoor, sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot zig-zag. Buttonholes, mono- f o UR-ROOM duplex end ga- Business Loeerttons F. M. GAAL AGENCY tom built, 8-room Garrison, rogo. Many extras stay, taclud- 643-2325. $28,000. ment opportunity. Wolverton Realtor, 649-2818. paneled study, 2-car garage, % laundry room, utility room and pets. 643-2210. water furnace. 643-2465, 643- grams, hems, etc. Originally rage. Available August 16, For Rent 64 REALTOR, MLS Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Family room with beamed *•'* refrigerator and tre o u r, delightful sites com bine______,, garage. Carpet, vaulted cell------and Central Office 1442. celling and buUt-in bar, dream dryer, n w waU-to- clean atmosphere of coun- MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 35- 0.° ooH owner 875-885 . $349, now only $64. Easy adults, no pets. Security de­ 648-2682 F. M. GAAL AGENCY ings, 2 fireplaces, deck, patio Wanted - Real Estate 77 Duties include Bocund minutes terms. CaU 622-0981, dealer. required. 649-6786. PRIME air-conditioned office MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom kitchen with barbecue, etc. carpeting throughout most ^ utilities, 37 Chestnut St., aluminum sld- COVEJNTRY — 2-famlly Ranch, mid related *—v- de- angora kittens, 61 IT’S terrific the way we’re space. Pyramid Building, 867 REALTOR, MLS and many other features. At------. . aand related tasks, snortnana ae 643-9606 or 742-9104. tn..- t *------— Cape, dining room, 2 baths, etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, ^ house, Tv antenna, cus- jndudlng city water and sewer. ing, 2 furnaces, $29,900. Helen completely new and immacu­ tractively set on nearly an acre SEIXJNG your home or acre- selling Blue Lustre for dean- SIX-ROOM duplex, unheated, E. Center St. Available Aug. 1. Houses For Sole 72 648-2682 --sirable but speed writing aC' fireplace, garage. Owner wUl 646-0181. to™ ^to storms ^ screens, j„^te comparison for size D. Cote, Realtor, 643-6666, late on 3 ^ acre lot. Merritt of natural wood land and pro- age? For prompt friendly serv­ ’’ceptable. — $2.26 per hour. AKC Ing rugs and upholstery. Rent M utieol lllStnimOIlH 53 available Sept 1st. Security Secretarial and telephmie an­ consider reasonable______offer. Hel------flr^lace equipment, lawn and quality! Reserve your lot Dick Lemleux, 6496737. registered small minla- electric shampooer $1. Olcott ------^ CUSTOM BBbtUTY — Brand MANCHB»TER —'New Ustlng. Agency, 646-1180. fessicHial plantings. Labor Day ice, call Louis Dimock Real­ deposit required, $186. Adults swering service avaUable cm en D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, BOLTON Lakefront. Executive’s garden tools. $87,500. occupancy. ty. Realtors, 6490823. ^Apply to: Dr. Donald C. Hardy P“PP*«’ « Variety Store. PAUL Ckistom guitar with premises. CaU 9-6, 647-9903. new 8-bedroom, two-bath Rais­ Porter St. area, very large 6- MANCHESTEIR — Just listed SOUTH 'WINDSOR — Immacu- occupancy, 742-6820, principals weeks old, shots, wormed, preferred, no pets. Write Box ed Ranch with aluminum sid­ room Ranch, one of Manches­ Dick Lemleux 640-9737. estate, torn foyers. 8 fireplaces ORACDOUS antique colonial in ------'■------case. Two Humbucking pick­ G, Manchester Herald. 4-4, 2 family. Double garage, late 6-room Raised Ranch, 3 only. _ Superintendent of Public Schools ready to go. CaU 8TO-8347. ups. ExceUent condition. One- FIVE-ROOM suite of offices, ing, work saver kitchen and ter’s finest locations. Many ex­ ^ n beams, P « ^ l ^ . 2% exceUent condition, 8 fireplaces. IDEAL B U Y ------baths, 3 rooms partially fin­ LISTINGS WANTED MANCHESTER — Centrally lo^ exceUent condition. $28,500. I wUl picture advertise your ------—^ ------CANNING Jars. 649-0660. yeaiMdd. ,6496662. NEW 4-room apartment, in­ heat, hot water, private bath, formal dining room located on tras. Living room with fire­ baths, 5-sone heat. Hutchins beautifully decorated rooms, Bight-room C "l^tog rooms, 4 Ished basemoit, lovely large lot. Colonial on quiet dead-end COLUJffilA LAKE area ^ floors, 15 minutes from Man­ AM-FM radio, walnut cabinet, HupI |dck-up, exceUent condi Only $25,900. Hayes Ag;ency, acre farm, large bam, gravity chester. $18,500. Meyer, Real­ sold. CaU Tel. 742-7317 IH EE kittens, housebroken, 649-6221. tion, 646-6863. park-like yard with patio. A 646-0131. tlon throughoX a good invest- bedrowns, plus studio, study StiU new, but with all toe amen- street, oversized Uvlng room $180. CaU 6436067. tlon. Best offer over $100. CaU MANCHEiS’rE R — Deluxe two- must to see. Frechette Real­ ment. Secondary financing rmd 8 baths, stone walls, gar ities added, with fireplace, formal dining flow springs, 8-room home, 2 tors, 643-0600. LINSAY REALTY good with chUdren. 649-0740 af­ bedroom duplex. 1% bcdh$, COMMERCIAL place for lease NEW LJSTTNG — 'Absolutely baths. Priced low to sell fast. ------6499156 ter 8 p.m. FIVE h.p. outboard motor very after « P m tors, 647-9093. MANCHESTER — Business available. Owner has other in- « g e , large bams and out bulld- room, 4 bedrooms, playroom . Cape, 4 rooms fln- WAITERS — Waitresses, fuU- fuU basement, carpets, ap- or sale 461 Main St., next to Immaculate 4-bedroom Oolo- zone, large well kept estate­ tereste. 60s. Wolverton Agen- to««- A view from every win­ GET INSIDE with bar, walk to school, bus Also secluded ultra modem 'VERNON good condition, $126. Chain pUances and heat Included, post office. ExceUent business nlal Cape in AA zone. Com- 106 FOOT 7Vi-room custom home, 2 baths, aiq>ra(xlmately ished, 2 unfinlshed, beauti- ALL CASH for your property time foi; member’s grUl room. TINKER BELLE and Peanut — saw, $50. Mlnl-blke $70. 643- W earina A ooarel — like home, 1*4 baths. Mainte­ cy. Realtors, 6492818. dow. $48,000. this absolutdy Immaculate a n d and____ shopping. 6499686. within 24 hours. Avoid red $236 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, location with buUding. CaU pletely new kitchen with two brick Ranch. 87’ Uvlng room, 12 acres. -Priced at $37,500. fiU condition, large lot, $20,900. and part-time for formal din- pretty, year old female cats, 8172, — ^ rl"* nance free exterior. Double ga­ AMSTON LAKE 9 n » m cottaxe »l™oat unbeUevable nine-room _ — ------OaU Mitten Agency, Realtors, tape, instant service. Hayes ing room, exceUent working looking for good homes. Affec- Furs 57 Realtor, 640-4636. 646-2426, 9-5. buUt - in self - cleaning ovens, 2-car garage, 2%, acres, (^r- rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ROBERTSON SCHOOL ^^W ^iSS^righfSS^ r e d w o o d FARJK - Im- Please call Lange Agency, dlshwariier, disposal, walnut geous view. Hutchins A^n- maculate 2-year old, 6-room 228-9349, 2293296. 6496980. Agency, 646-0181. condltions. WUl train. CaU for tionate, inteUlgent pets, 742- OLDER 7-ROOM to toe dishes. Extra lot includ­ rage, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- WAREHOUSE, 60x30’ In Ando- cablnets. FuU house power cy, 649-6824. TWO acres, 7-room Raised (6 possible), patio, etc., etc. You C^>e, with 2-car attached ga­ ^^Mlntment. Glastonbury 8268. Boats Bi Accessories 46 AUTUMN Haze mink csq>e, bedroom apartment . Coll Suzanne Shorts, ___ _ . . changed to a doctor’s office floor laundry room, 9zone Mansfield rugs' and upholstery. Rent Ranch way, 2-car garage, 1% tUed trees. Complete privacy in EMfiT CEINTBR ST. Large 10- downstairs. Can now be either, heating and much more. Must Roiling Hills, available September fur one- boitiis, buUt-lns, fuU attic, fire­ VILLAGE APTS. 6493233. w*. SituotioRS W anted - shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson DUl^TBpi, 40 h.p. WANTED - antique furniture, DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart- Manchester’s most desired room Colonial may be used for c^od potential here. Look into' see. A real opportunity. Hayes Co.,rVw *»»»o723 AJ’aMain ln St.,a t A649-4501.4 0 -.dlCAi IT.vInniflAEvinrude vn/^/brnlotor, AnrvuyftrhSnowco ttrail­ r o ll. glass, pewter, oU- . n ---- paintings______or year lease, 2 baths, garage, place, plastered walls, city prestige area. A one of a J. T« WATSON -aa J BEACH CO. ^ offlces, IftiYc lot With thls—cotUd be a real opportun* From 1-84, take Exit 99. Follow signs on Rt. 195 toward UCfMin. ’Tam 3B er, excellent condition. 646- ment. Available now. $200 per security, references, $266. utilities, immediate occupancy. MANCHKTER -Hartford Office 547-1550 posslblUty of acquiring more Agency, 646-0181. other antique items. Any quan­ month including heat and ap­ kind home. Owner. 648-6096. right on 44A. 1/2 liiile on left is Rolling Hills. GARAGE SALE — Manufac- 7648 after 6 p.m. tity. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, mmthly. Hayes Agency, 646- Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. One and two bedrooms. 28 STRONG ST. — 4-bedroom -|il^ WILL DO typing and invoicing turer’s representative, panty pliances. Paul W. Dougan, MANOHESTB5R - New listing „ ColiHiial, deep shaded lot. CaU U 165 Oakland Street. 0131. Immediate occupancy. OLDER home, living room, din­ at home. Medical, legal, statis­ hoise, lingerie, etc., one half Ui’ STARCRAFT aluminum Realtor, 649-4535. $16,900 — 6-ROOM Cape, flre- Near schools, churches — Huge 19rown brick Ranch, ROCKTJnDGB—Dynamic 9room WE HAVE.,— 6498696 after 6 p.m. ing room, kitchen and family exclusive area, Uve in one of Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2 ^ many others, both in and out of tical. References, 643-7266 price,y i i M v , piuBplus livuBoiiviuhousehold items.AI.OII1D. boat, «-™-, 35™ h.p. - Johnson,------electric ------'M'rtT'kiro'M tma-i-Mwa A v w m i Hii MANCSHESTER 5^-room placo, kno^y C3rpress paneling, and shopping center, on room, ’niree bedrooms, bath. anytime. Saturday only. 7 Kennedy Rd., start with generator, traUer RoomS WiHlOUt Board 59 available September attached garage, large treed Manchester’s finest locations, baths, large famUy room, ca- Manchester, ' .... . T.1AVplex Ht«rimpntapartment, hauftin^nt.basement, ------»----- lot. Hutchlns Agency, Realtor, bus line. CaU anytime Garage. Lot 100x125’ Marion E. Lots For Sale and skiing equipment, $460. for one-year lease. Security, Robertson, Realtor, 643-5963. large beamed Uving room, din- toedral ceiling Uvlng and dining BABYSITTING, bookkeeping, Manchester, 643-2878. LARGE furnished room for appliances, September occu-; references, $250 monthly. 64941324. ing room, 4 bedrooms, famUy room, modem kitchen. A ver- VERNON —Bolton Lake lot $4,- CaU 742-9474 after 6. 64S-2623 CALLUS 200. Vernon high scenic lot. $6,- typing, custom made dr^KSS, guPBR STUFF, sure nuf! male only, parking, $16. week­ pancy, $180. without utilities, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. MAN<3HESTBR — 8-room over­ room, den, kitchen 'with buUt- satUe home in an exceUent lo­ sUpcoyprs, clothes. Oil palnt- That’s Blue Lustre for clean- 3 H.P. JOHNSON outboard mo- ly. 646-0223 after 6. plus security. M. H. Palmer MANCHESTER — New listing, ins, 2 fuU baths, 2-car garage, cation. 2-car garage. WE WORK 900. ToUand acre, $4,000. Cov­ V—^ sized expanded Cape. Two entry half-acre $3,500. Hayes ■jjr ings deme on request. Reason- ing rugs and upholstery. Rent tor, exceUent condition. $80. Realty, 646-2547. LARGE 3-room home, pleasant, 5-room Ranch, garage, seclud­ baths, four bedrooms, family jS» able, 646-5286. i THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ convenient location, large ed on one-acre treed lot. Ask­ S . i y ' " T S , We NEED LISTINGS Agency, 6490131. Stw. ______electric shampooer, $1. Pine- CaU after 5 p.m. 289-2538. apartment, hot room, lovely suburban lot. Ga­ wood Furniture. tage St., centrally located, FIVE-ROOM lawn), working adult or work­ ing $24,900. Frediette Real­ rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, y a ^ . Call today. Frechette NOW! “Thinking of Sell* BELHORE PICTURESQUB B(Utcn Center G ^ EXPERIENCED bookkeeper — water and heat, security de­ large, pleasantly furnished ing couple. 648-2880. tors, 647-9998. 6490131. Realtors, 647-9998. 7% acres, 1,000’ frontage, ' matore woman seeks book- Garden - Form » rooms, parking. CaU 649-2358 posit, $150. No pets, no chil­ ing your pn^rtyT” Call outstanding home site, traffic- ^ keeping position and general dren. 649-1834. FOREST iniLS — Immaculate RAISED Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 WOOdLAND A G EN C rf Dairy Products for overnight and permanent TODAY! free area facing green. CaU r»-> office wr^k. Presently working ANTIQUE AUTO 50 guest rates. *______i------7-room partially fumlriied fireplaces, aluminum siding, but desires^ relocate. Excel- FOUR-ROOM duplex in good all storm windows, large treed MANOR WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A Suianne Shorts, 6493288. J. Ranch home. AU electric Realtors — 647-1418 Wntson Beach Co. Real Es­ lent references. Call after 6 AND ^ v e S b l e s ^ p S ^ “'frl^ ^ d X ^ WANTED - Working girl to location, adults only, no ^ ts . kitchen,' 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lot in prestige nelghbortmod, APARTMENTS tate, 047-1650. i i : p.m., 289-7670. GARAGE SALE Open 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.. share apartment with same. Write Box J, Manchester Her­ large flreplaced famUy room, many extras. Low 40’s. CaU PHILBRICK B$p(w » ' — ■ , Call 643-8720 between 3-6 p.m. ald. owner, 646-8674. MATURE woman desires re- Comer Tolland T’pke., and 2-car garage. One year lease. HOMiEBTEAD ST. "SOLD” Versatite ceptionist position, typing, Sunday, Aug. 15 Adams St. LARGE comfortable room, for MANCHESTER — 6 rooms' Suzanne j^d^jjd h ESTEIR area — 9-Poom OFF W. MTOIMLE TPKE. Topsy-Turvy (second floor) in newer 2-fam- Shorts, 646-3233. MANCHESTER SIGN ON YOUR PROPERTY? bookkeeping, fuU or part-time, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. BLUEBERRIES to pick, 25 gentleman, next to semi-pri­ custom buUt Garrison Cblo- AGENCY 1!^ doctor’s office preferred. 646- cents ]dnt, plentiful supply. vate bath and Aower. Refer­ lly home. Carpeting and stove, s e v e N-'ROOM house, Vemon- nial. Large family type rooms. 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury LIST your home with us. W(b have buyers waiting for Capes, 1987. Manning, Watrous Rd., Bolton, ences. 649-0719. Immedlate occupancy. Adulte Windsor line, adults on­ Five bedrooms, 2V& baths, dou­ apartments. Features waU-h> Ranches, Colonials, other styled homes — aU price ranges. We ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES " 1929 Modei-A pick-up. 1923 only. $190. East Hartford Real ble garage. Hayes Agency, also have buyers for 2-3-4 family apartment dwellings, com­ Buick Speedster. 1966 T- 649-4767. ly or one small chUd. Security wall carpeting, vanity tile R(X)M for gentleman, quiet Estate, 568-5840. 646-0181. baths, built-in oven, range, mercial, raw land, approved buUding lots. Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with LICEINSEID child care. Buckley bird. 1963 Studebaker wag­ Isonvenient location. 224 Char­ and references required. Avail­ REALTORS TOMATOES, peppers, cucum- able Sept. 1st. 644-0304. dishwasher, refrigerator and URGENTLY needed — 2-famUy building lots. Contact Mr. no extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are Schooli'area. Call 643-1657. on. 1964 Gran Turisimo. bers, squash, beets. onions. ter Oak St. 643-8368. MANCHESTER — One - bed- disposal, electric heat. 2 air- built to American Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. AU cars fair to good con­ room garden apartment. C!ar- Frechette. Top prices. fruit. 21 Angel St., Manchester. l ADiejs only — Nicely fumish- conditioners, glass sliding dition. Many parts. petlng, all appliances, heat, Out of Town doors, all large rooms. FuU CALL — George PopUt, A1 Martin, Ray Nelson, Dan Reale,- Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 - ed room for rent, private bed- and i>arking. $170. Immediate basement storage area, am­ Herm Frechette. 646-4200 planning on each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful Some restaurant equipment Household Goods 51 room with community kitchen occupancy. Highland Oak Vil­ For Rent 65 BUY O F ple parking. Starting at $175. ' s : COCKER Spaniel AKC, lovely — meat slicer, bay marie, and bath, aU uUUties included, WE give prompt courteous service, but most of aU, we wUl Dowering shrubs highlight this development. black female, 15 weeks, cham­ lage, 643-5177. Evenings 647- Handy to shopping, schools, t : compressors, 2-bay 90 lb. conveniently located to bus 9921. bus and religious facilities. seU your home at today’s market prices. Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory pion lines, all shots, wormed, Hotpolnt fryer, etc. NO. COVENTRY — 4-room MANCHESTER FURNITURE and appliances line and store. Please call 644- THE W EEK Model apartment <^>en for. DON’T wait. CaU today. We may save you money by selling that pre-built and mobjlehome living is^ practical and enjoyable for couples. housebroken, leash trained. Some antique furniture and for sale. CaU 646-8175. 0383. ONE - BEDROOM apartment apartment. 872-3679. inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. PREFERRED BOWERS 646-5487. your home. We do not recommend this type of living for people with school children. iwv.i household goods. with heat, references requlr- h e b r o N - WaU St., 2 - bed- — weekends 1-6 p.m. SCHOOL AREA SEWING Machine — Singer CLEAN, comfortable room for per ihonth. Philbrick 6Vi-Room, 1% bath SEIALPOINT Siamese kittens, Retir 244 Broad St., behind room apartments, heat, hot SpUt Level, half acre Immediate Occupancy Touch and sew in walnut cabi­ gentleman. Inquire 2 Pearl St., Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Built by FRECHETTE PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUB UVING females 10-weeks old, $20. CaU Dairy Queen. net, dams, mends, embroi­ Mrs. Demute. water, carpeting, appUances, treed lot, waU-to-wall Immaculate 7-room Colonial •«i“ 649-9152. chUdren welcome. Available carpeting on lower REALTORS — MLS 3 bedrooms, V k baths ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ NEWER one-bedroom apart­ , level, fireplace in living U & R Housing Corp. The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development nally over $300. Special, ments from $155 per month immediately. $190 mmthly. 647-9998 268 MAIN ST. Remodded Mtchoi (sdf- FREE to good home, male Eng- Apartments - Flats- 646-0882, 649-2871. room, paneled family are kind, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large p^ cent of sheep dog, 9 months old, ~ ? ’ $51.(X) cash or terms. Call 523- and two-bedroom apartments room, utility storage cleaning stove and dish­ whom are professionals. Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the Friday and Saturday. AU kinds 0 ^ . Dealer. Tenements 63 from $200 per month. Paul W. washer) trained, exceUent with chil­ shed. Pine Knob sec­ mtols by kind of people you may have ^ways wanted as your friends. Without sacri- dren. 646-3688. of stuff. Comer South Main Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635, nocuvuie tion of South Windsor, Screened porch, large foyer ‘ X and Fern, Manchester (m G work. Our policy is to give the best service possible, button zig-zag, unclaimed lay­ conveniently located, $190 a presto . . . she has a An upside-down dolly ... and we are looking for another man who is willing to do tures. From $225. J. D. Real suit. Bzzzzzxzz in and see our good-looking pants-suit. one side, she sleeps; the away, $46.60. Singer zig-zag Estate Associates, 643-5120. month. 643-2282, 644-8896. TALCOTTVUXiE — 4-room “that Utie bit extra.” A minimum of 5 years’ experience with---- cabinet,------originally „ . over ______apartment, available Sept. No. 8133 with photo­ other, she’s awake! Fun is required. Commercial — Industrial, various other locations busy Bea. We’re ready, guide is in Sizes 3 to 8 to make; fun to give! No. ExceUent qpplortunity to grow with a young organiza­ $340 now o^y $62.00, under LARGE 4-room apartment, first ®i‘, 1st. T120 per month. Call 643- years. Size 4 . . . jumper, 314 has hot-iron trans­ guarantee. Easy terms, 522- floor, range and all utiUties in­ apartment, wall-to-wall carpet available on land lease or build-to-suit basis. tion. Nine months ago we had 3 mechanics. Now we have ing, stove, heat, available Sept. willing and able to assist yards of 64-inch; fer; sewing and finishing 7, and we need one more. Our sales and service business 0476, dealer. cluded. Spacious yard, conve­ pants, % yard. directions. has exceeded our wUdest expectations! nient location and parking. 1st. $220. iper month. Two chll- 'VERNON 5-room apartment Immediate occupancy — Manchester, 25 Olcott St., MOVING — StoveTlamps, fur­ dren accepted, no pets. Charles $130 per mprentice technician to service new Available September 1st. secu­ 4,500 square feet. Ideal for commercial, light man­ in sizes shown. cars. We are wiUlng. to train someone with mechanical niture, bureaus, etc. 367 East rity deposit required. CaU 646- Lesperance, 649-7620. couple preferred. Available 2 fireplaces, wall-to-wall carpeting, self-cleaning ciiase of YOUR property. aptitude. Center St., 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. 0223 after 6. September 1st. 4 Church St., ufacturing, warehouse, additional 12,000 sq. ft. electric range with hood, dishwasher and disposal. St We offer a high hourly rate, brand new modem shop, MANCHESTER—4 rooms, first 872-3382. WASHER and dryer, matching r o o m dimiex e-araire 3 parking, children, no available. Loads of cabinets and clothes closets. 2-car garage paid training at Toyota Service Schools in N.J., and a go^ ------..=0^ »inn FIVE-ROOM duplex, garage, 3 security, 668-1331. with electric doors. benefit program. Our work week is 5Vi days, and overtime Kenmore set, used, both $100. blocks from Main St. Available KEITH 646-4823 after 11 a.m. Choice Main Street office space, various sizes. is available if desired. Sept. 1st, $165. monthly, secu- ROOMS, first floor in Resort Property Apply in person to Joe McCavanagh, Service Manager, For Rent 67 REAL ESTATE between 10 AJiC and 4 P.M. SINGER straight stitch sewing rity deposit required. Write 2-famUy house, walking AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS ' machine, walnut 1 cabinet, 6 Box F., Manchester Herald. distance to Main St. and GIANT’S NECK Heights — 4- months old, $100. 289-6258. JARVIS ENTERPRISES REALTOR MLS LGOKING for anything in real churches, small yard, heat room cottage, 2 baths, 2 bed­ 643-2325 estate- rental — apartments, included, adults preferred, no rooms, sleeps 7, sundeck, 2.83 E. CENTER STREET BLACK and WHITE Formica 7 . LYNCH MOTORS and chrome dinette set, 6 homes, multiple dwellings, no pet8> references, security, fourth street from beach, $110. 643-4112 345 Center Street Manchester chairs, 2 extensions. Best offer. fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As- $160. mohthly. CaU 8-5 daUy, weekly. Aug. 28-Sept. 11 avail­ 649-4522. able. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. 649-8512. sociates, Inc. 643-5129 •I t I fA O k TWENTY 1 lEvntittg FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 Avferagc Dally Net Press R^ji The Weather Christian Club lunch; dessert and beVerage tee. ,’nie appointment was ap- ter chapter; M rs. C ecilia S.' For The Week Ended About Town wlll be provided. proved by President Richard Five Delegates Moore ot 24 Goalee Dr. of Ver- July SI, 1971 Some cloudiness toniglit and For further Information con- Nixon, planck School; euvd Mrs. Harriet When The Oeeasien CoHs for HoweiSf'’ .'D m R ev. HraUain TttykM-, pas- Plans Luncheon tact Mrs. Wendell Kther of Bol­ To Convention Think o f The Sunday. Lows tonight in the 60s, ■inr o t the CSiurch of the Naaa- ’Ihe appointment is to an in­ Osborn of Somers, recording ton Center Rd. secretary of the Manchester iiattrhpfitpr lEum ttw H rralh itene, wlU conduct a service Sun­ The Christian Women’s Club definite term. Cervini succeeds 14,890 highs Sunday 76 to 80. Five women from the Man­ chapter. day at 8:15 a.m. on radio sta­ of Greater Hartford will spon­ Robert Marlanella of Hartford, ParkhUl-Joyce Manchester— A City of Village Charm who had resigned, Another chester chapter of Alpha Delta This was the seventh intema- tion WINF. Ihe program is sor an informal luncheon at the Cervini Named ' si^onsored . by the Manchester Manchesterlte on the seven- Kappa, IntemaUcnal Hchorary tlontl convention of the organi­ Area OpuncU of Churches and Oliver Ellsworth Homesttad in member Local Draft Board 3 is Society for women educators, zation. Over 1,200 members rep­ Flower Shop (Claeslfled Advertlskif on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS To Draft Board resented 1,400 chapters wiUi a VOL. LXXXX, NO. 268 (FOURTEEN PAGES— TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 the Clergy Association of Man- Windsor at noon on ’Tuesday. Clarence Foley, a Democrat. recently attended the Interna­ Fr8ak Gakelw, Proprietor Paul A. Cervini of 71 Main m em bership o f about 40,330. 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER oheater. ’Ihe Rev. Bruce Jones of St. has received <^lclal notifl- . Cervini, ... 72, ^ retired in 1964 tional Convention in New York Gardner, Mass, will be the City. (Next to HAMord Natloiinl cation of his appointment to Lo- i**® Manchester Bank) .Sabbath Services will be held speaker. His wife, Mrs. Elisa- cai Draft Board 3, with offices ®®ii«ctor of revenue. He is trea^ ’The delegates are M iss Mar­ DKAI’KS • YES—^WE DELIVEB a .at Temple Beth Sholom tonight iMth Bristol Jones, w ill be the in Hartford. surer of the privately owned garet C. Clark of West Hart­ Phooea: e49-0701—649-1446 T rip’ s Effects at 7 :S0 and tom orrow at 10 a.m . guest soloist. Mothers and Cervini, a Republican, was Manchester Water Oo. and is ford, Connecticut state presi­ DHV ( i ,k a m : i ) Many Urge Two Governors daughters will model fashions nominated by Gov. Thomas *** the board of directors of the dent; Mrs. Bernice M. Maher of 111;rri;i{ < i i.am ks I 'Reservations for the benefit that they have seWn. Meskill, after clearance by District. 63 Church St., northeast reg;lon- Still Felt By scholarship barbecue sponsor­ ’The meeting is open to wom­ Manchester GOP Chairman M. Cervini will Attend his first al grand vice-president; Miss :rjl Ori 'n IM.. M .n. Iii'.-.ti i Meskill T o ed by the Past President’s As­ en and teen-agers front the Adler Dobkin and by the Re- meeting of Local Draft Board 3 Marita Kemp of 77A Sycamore Read Herald Advertisements sociation of the Emblem dub Manchester area. Bring a publican State Central Ccmmlt-on ’Tuesday. Lane, president c i the Manches­ Support Wallace to be Aug. 22 from noon to 0 Astronauts Okay Plan p.m. at the home of Dr. and HAR’TPORD, Conn. i(AP) — Mrs. Prank Santlllo of 11 Alison By PAUL REGER -Gov. ’Thomas J. Meskill is be- Ave, Wethersfield clOse on Mon­ AP Aero^iaoe Writer., Jng urged to blga the new tax On Busing Stand day. For reservations contact SPACE CENTER, Houston package that includes an in- Mrs. Alfred Ritter of 40 Chester (AP) — A week after their creased- sales tax and repeal of Dr. space voyage, the Apollo 15 as.- the controversial income tax. The governors of Mississippi and Louisiana have an­ tronauts still have not recov- Friday, the day after the nounced support of moves by Albama Goy. George C* ' Charles Bayrer, son of Mr. ered from all the effects of state legislature aiq>roved the Wallace to prevent busing of students to desegregate and Mrs. William H. Bayrer of their 12-day moon trip, a doctor substitute for the income tax, schools. : ■ 2S McKinley St., is participating says. secretBUles in the governor’s ot- "George Wallace has drawn WUUams was critictol of the in the Unted Church of Christ Dr. C9uu:les A. Berry, chief reported receiving over 100 a line In the dust and I stand President's position, youth conference, "Will Wor­ physician for the astrmiauts, ®slls, about 80 per cent of them fully with him," Gov. John Bell “Now that Nixon and the ship Work?" at the Isles of ' Spalding said at a news conference Prl- ssklng the governor to sign the WilUams of Mississippi said courts have destroyed our Aioals in Portsmouth, N.H. A day that the crew is not and P®®kage. Filday. neighboihcxxl schools and have senior at Manchester High World Couteuder never was "in any medical MeskUl said .Prlday he had Gov. John McKdthen sent a forced busing on the chUdren of School, he is sponsored danger.” decided whether to sign or letter to the Louisiana Board of the South," he said, "the Presl- by the Immanuel Congiegatlon- ^ Famous Kingsford 201b; Teuuis Racket Reg. 7.99 But, Berry said, astronauts *he measure, so employers Educatlon saying; " I anticipate dent has again reversed his er cent, and a 8-per- the Limestone County school' Louisiana governor criti- leather grip. Asstd. sizes. guys don’t fit the pattern,” he cent tax ^ cm dividends o.,,:and capi­ added. board to reopen predominantly cized "the federal Judges re- Spalding Heavy Duty Tennis Balls 16.88 tal gains. It would increase the block New Hope Junior High ^xmslble for the un-American 4 1.39 Berry also said Scott and Ir­ Only 500 bags per store. Limit 2 High velocity 5 element blade. 14” portable cigarette and gasoline taxes, School which had been ordered decialon" on busing ow,: said Manchester Our Reg. 2.29 1 . 8 8 circulates 3,000 cubic feet per minute. win both suffered spells of ir- Secretary Reginald Maudling regarding the new bags per customer. No rain Can of 3 hike state-college tuitions and The Rev. Ian Paisley, foreground, leaves the Home closed by a federal court, and “can furnish the money Hospital Notes checks. ngular heart beats vdiUe on rjjgg variety 'ot minor taxes, Office, London, on Friday after meeting with Home outbreak of violence in Northern Ireland. (AP Photo) to allow New Hope pupils free- application themselves." ^the moon’s A surface. ^ He attrlbut- O" Friday, an error was dls- dom of choice in what schools '‘jn meantime," his letter vnmiro aouss ed this to extreme fatigue and covered in the new tax package to attend. Freedom of choice to the school board continued, , Intennedlate Care Semi- OUR LOW EST 3 Pc. Redwood said it was the first time such may mean a loss of be- In Ulster generally has been rejected by -they might consider having ^vote, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 PRICE! Hoover irregulorlties had occurred tween $3 million and $3.6 mll- federal Judges as an appro- the northern peu-ts o f the Uitited .^ tn. - 8 pwm.; private romns, since the 1982 earth orbit flight Uon in revenue. The mistake priate means of school desegre- gtates wear the same shoe.” ^8 a.m . - 2 p .m ., and 4 p.m . - 8 Picuic Set gaUon. of John Glenn. was noticed as the law was Florida Education Commls- lM>- Our Reg. 29.99 Slim-Line Handi- Berry also reported that Ir- being analyzed. On Thursday, Wallace told ; Pedtetrlca: Parents allowed ^ ered from dizziness The error is in the dates for British Troops, Gun-Runners in Battle iuiy time except noon - 2 p.m.; while in space and after Apollo the tax package to take effect. «d court order at New Hone ^ithMO, 2 pan. - 8 p.m. Vacuum Vaeuum 16 spasbed down in the Pacific -me effective date for the over­ The quiet little leader of the land, told a news conference S ervice: 10 a.m . - 2 p .m .; By COUN FROST touT her “ High "may clar«y some last Saturday. ^11 bill and the taxes it con- of the confusion caused by the . - 8 p.m . 21.77 Associated Press Writer provincial wing of the outlawed Friday that the army had In- Portadown after a stone-throw- 1 7 8 8 The ittysician said the lire- tains—except the capital gains BELFAST, Northern Irish RepubUcan Army—called fUcted some 50 IRA casualties Ing battle and more than a doz- dominantly black one 2B miles position of the Presl- > ihtenaivIve Care and Coronar;;' Seventy inch long table and gulalltles were withheld from and dividend taxes—was wrlt- Ireland__ J /AT>\ (AP) British the "Emerald "Emerald pimpernel” nlmDemel” by bv over over the the past oast week week and and Jailed iaUed en en shots shots peppered peppered the BeUeek ...... away where______, she was assigned___ ^ dent." But he said he expected bake: Imihedlate family only, benches are factory stained 2 3 ' * the public, despite questions ten as Aug 15 no changes in Florida schools’ wqr time, limited to five min- troODS fouvht a min battle British newspaper—slipped more than 230 terrorists. police station Uj Cknmty Ferma- by a desegregation order. and dried. Fully bolted con­ from newsmen, because flight However, In the section rals- struction, weather resistant Combination rug Quick pick-up on " ...... —B— However, m me section rats- ‘ j. i_underground In a sudden end- TTckell seem ed em barrassed nagh today. None w as hurt. ^Presid^^ Nixon m id Aue 3 ‘^®®Kregatlon t/iwio ujuch 6’ 9”x4 Ft. ^ 'an^ floor tool rugs or ha bare Tech Seal Simeons wanted to get more sales tax from 5 per dramatic news con- by the clandestine news confer- In political developments to- j,e wanted no more busing dmatlc takes place . Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. ■ 0 hahardware. at a higher level.’ *^:4S pan., and 8:30 p.m. - 8 Only 12 sets per store nozzle. King size floors. Combina­ > m II 1 » .■ P®*" effec- smuggling anus across the (erence in Belfast Frtday. ence that went on as he spoke day, British Prime Minister y,gjj ..the minimum required throw away bags. The White House said it was . oOms, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., tion rug and floor Pavement Sealer ^'’® ‘*®*® written as Sept. Irish Republic border today As a British general was to the press. He said today; Edward Heath decided to rush by law," and Wallace said If 2 Man P.V.C. R o a t^ Powerful motor nozzle. Ligh­ tii Friday morning, said Berry. watching the Alabama situaticn wad 8:28 pan. -8 p.m ... launched all-out claiming that the IRA had been not find out about ® government minister to the the President Is sincere . . . complete tweight, stores re- The 16-day loss of revenue hunt for its defiant leader. “virtuaTiy Cahill the meeting long enough before United States to combat what g-iven him c.an example ... x "will deal ,, ____ with .. the w. situ- .. , ■ Age Umtts: 18 in maternity, with tools. #2011 easily. #2901 ' 12 in other areas, no limit in Save an Extra “*® Increased sales tax ^hg army reported a half- was telUng a news conference to disturb It earlier.” f*® ^®®*® ^ erow.ng antl-Brltlsh suggest the President issue an adf-aervlce. .. ^ ^ dozen of the gun-runners were two mUes away that "the fight Raids in Belfast turned up filing among Americ^ over executive order halting busing ®^‘®*"®"t® »>y the governor. and no ifs and ands and buts.’ ..The emhtgency entrance on CHARGE . , .. wounded or ^d during the goes on.” small quantities of arms and ...... (See Page Fourteen) Armory St. is the only hospital He» sleeping level now,’’ The legislative intent ex- shootout. An armed detachment stood ammunition but Cahill was still JoimsonSmUh, added the doctor. tentranbe :qien from 11 p.m. to 12.77 4.70 lawmakers w as guard outside as Cahill talked at large. professional television 25% ,.30% OFF Inflatable floor, electronically IT! Protects as^ h lt against oil, gas and ^ ^d cc^irmed launched for Joe Cahill, a guer- to newsmen In a west Belfast Fighting broke out in London- interviewer with an America :f a.m. All otter outside doors welded seams. Age and acid resis­ weather. Rubberized coal tar pitch L from prefli^t Friday by Senate leaders of j.jjia chieftain who cared to hall. He said the IRA had suf- derry at dawn wh^n armored wii®. "’ns expected to fly to . are looked daring the night Our regular low prices on All tant. #2600 12 per store No Rain Checks base with rubber. A ^dards ^ so sm ^ that b ^ p e ^ w « to have lUl but newsmen openly under ficlent arms and ammunition to bull-dozers moved In to knock New York on Tue^y. Heath Egypt’s President Appeals Famous Finkel Air Cushioned they normally would be de- m capl^ and dividend patroUIng British keep up guerrilla warfare. down guerrilla barricades In reportedly wanted him to ap- taxes ®«®®t on Aug. 16. ^^hen a patrol o f British sol- the Roman Catholic Bogslde P®®^ ACAOnRmD TKBTBRDAT: Save an Extra ^ry praise study of the health ^^t ^re was no move Frl- ^ ^jg„ pear on sonm U^S. television -^Bernard A. BeUOy, 18 Canter- or Padded Folding Furniture inventory To Syria to Stop Fighting St; Frederick T. B qc- h” ®" prowled back streets^d ing he slipped out the back The residents fell back before a it was not fiiltio , 175 S t ; M rs. Helen *^™**"' D-nvernor l^rprall the lawmn. looked iooked intoInto houses for Cahill, door. tear gas barrage but rebuilt the ^nHine- anv enemv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tween Syria and Jordan. The , called the lower body nega- ? • No(rthemNorthern Treland's Ireland’s nuMt-wanted most-wanted . Brifir,Brig, .Marston Tickfill. Tickell,.. . BritishRritlah h.-irrirnrias barricades wlipn when tmons troops movedmovpfl "g V tour had been scheduled before ‘O. Botaad, 49 Winter St; MiW. 13.99 to M .99 Sale 9 e T 7 lO 1 9 e 7 7 live pressure test, found Worden President (See Page Fourteen) man. chief of staff In Northern Ire- away. (See Page Fourteen) the fighting broke out. ,W; N ancy B nune, 118 HoUloter 50%OFF and Irwin subnormal and Scott Egypt appealed to Syria today t: ;S t; Arthur a . Buckler, 47 HoU Our regular low prices on All and Irwin below normal In an reiS t For Wife, Mother or Grandma exercise test cf the heart’s ca-. U Z:.;, A lso, M rs. U a d e L. CbapeU, tion against Israel, the author- “ «> -w M .t « c .... b,. Save an Extra 33^3% Dinnerware Sets* paclty to support bodily work. „ „ ^ , .... cause it represents a daxurer to rjr.112 N ike C ircle; Boas Cohen, in our inventory „l^Jtorra; Beaufbrd R. Dake, Bn- 15^'’ Dble. Edge. Hedge Trimmers 14 Kt. Gold Berry noted that Apollo 16 Kent State Case />-field; Joseph A. iFoumler, 281 Pampers Examples: was longer than other moon flights, Scott and Irwin spent Mitchell SadatC^e an early morning ".RnUard St.; Mna Carol D. Anniversary Rings East News 33 Lightweight hous Save an Extra Our Reg. 18.97 N o w 9.49 more time on the moon’s sur­ telephone call to Syrian I»resl- , ®'*yP‘ ® Middle -- A e n c h , 88 Scott D r., V en u n . ing, heavy duty Disposable Diapers dent Hafez el Assad urging an o reported that Gen. ' Also, Mrs. Alice King .North face and all three spacemen Text On motor. Easy to Our Reg, 59.99 IVow 30.00 had heavier work loads. Ruling Not to Probe Shootings end to the border fighting, the Eg^tian chief ‘Windham; Robert L. McDon- . handle. 20%OFF Our regular low prices on The 'resulting medical find­ paper said *®^‘ ^ binell, 81 Hayes Rd., South Wind- Overnights,...... 77^ "Corelle by Corning not in­ Jordan and Syria have *^^® “ — aor; Frank P. Matarajiio, 18 cluded ings, he said, may force Kent State All Play Gyms, changes in the flight plans of blamed each other for border BUss St.; Richard J. Muirhy> battles in the last thi^ days. " “ ‘Fairfax, Va.; Mrs. Beveriy 66 Deluxe model; Newborn...... 1.37 Save an Extra 30% OFF ApoUos 16 and 17, the rem ain­ Angers Kin of Slain Students WASHINGTON s .'O S rie n ,' 167 Homestecul S t.; molded finish. ing moon flights. Both missions .. m, ,.x. a, AUy. G.*. ' Motor delivers Sand Roxes Timely gift to celebrate any impor­ Our regular low prices on All B aih ara M. P esso, 97 have planned schedules similar John N. Mitchell's statement envoys, Hasaaa a«- Only 12 otiortod 2,000 strokes per tant anniversary. Handsome gift KENT, Ohio (AP) — Fami­ 0. ^Ctadlm8n Dr. to tiwse of Apollo 15. Models per Store minute. Tangle Towers Daytime 3 0 . . . . 1.57 box. ‘ Price shown for 2 stones; add Stainless Steel Flatware Sets lies and friends of four Kent Friday on the Kent State kill .^Alao, Philip J. ' R lcard, The medical findings from in our stock! $2 for each additional stone. ^^__Jn_our_invontorjr_^____ . __„ - , State University students killed in gs: - Stoma; Mrs. Eileen P. Stevens, polio program may also ^ campus last year reacted ‘f,, ^ Westminster Rd.; Richard The Department of Justice Amman said Jordanian troope with anger to the Justice De­ N. ’Templeton, 46 S. Alton St.; Save an Extra (See Page Fourteen) has completed its analysis and knocked out 10 Syrian tanks. Hia jjiiiiu7ihltfa4j.iL partment’s decision not to have evaulation of all the avallaWe Neither side sold it suffered ^ ArUne R. Therlaque, 28 a federal grand Jury probe the facts and information surround- casualties. " ’ ‘ vine St., Vemoo; Harry L. Complete with 2 Speakers agency said. shootings! the tragic deaths of r‘,?Musk, 64 Jarvis Rd.; Scott D. Vacation Kent State University students resulted from raids by Syrian- nirmiMS Unsworth, 42 Jan Dr., Hebron; State and echool officials said *10.*30 OFF the decision was consistent with Iftra. Marilyn L. West, Stafford Our Regular Low Prices on New Attacks Immediately after the in- against Jordan, which has used __ ^ l|iringB; Mrs. Margaret Worth- evidence gathered in extensive Investigations <»mducted since cldent occurred I requested the force to control the anti-Israeli “ '^ington, D aly R d ., Coventry. Film Civil Rights Division and the guerrilla movement. ______- - m ; ^ T H s y e b t e r d a y : a students and Ohio National All Power Mowers Launched By Guardsmen claidied May 4,’ Federal Bureau The Byrds - "Byrdmaniax” 69.99 of a heUcoptor suK>orting South ^nd does accept" the decision. ' ' t Also, Susan A. Lemlre, WUli- our cooperation to state offi­ • 10 Years After - New Columbia L .P .' Buil^-in burglar alarm and head Vietnamese forces along the ^ resigning Sept. mantlc; Michael Daigle, 206 K135-20...... 1.37 cleaner. ■ Fast forward, tape light. cials and made copies of^ the ■P*®. jq return^ to teaching duties, Bush HlU Rd,^ ;AUson P . Har­ Slide■ 'bar controls. ■ • On/off~ ■ iff !switch. ■ complete FT3I Invertigatlon Reviewing Economic Policy on BIG POOLS! Starting shortly before dawn, Qje ,^ustice Department vey, 296 Redwood Rd.; Jennifer #RR71T-2 available to the Attorney -Gen­ North Vietnamese gunners "the only agency with H. Lord, Jobs Hill Rd., ElUng- eral of Ohio. We also made By BIUL NEIKIBK iChalrman Arthur F. Bums was slammed more than 200 rocket complete knowledge of all the . ton; William Fenstamacher, 20 copies of . it available to, the Associated Prem Writer set to meet the President at the .Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Ruth A. iuid mortar rounds into four testimeny and evidence gath- President’s Commission on WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- White House Friday afternoon, r- -Sriggs, 124 Long Hill Rd., South South -Vietnamese positions, ered by the local, state and na- Campus Uiuest. Ident Nixon’s weekend trip to but Instead was invited to the 1, .Windsor. The enemy repeatedly assaulted tional fact-gathering depart- When the Ohio special grand the Maryland mountains is Camp" David, Md. presidential ' Also, Charles J. Suntava, 866 ■ — iTTB3uwiii.tah..T..^L.^..____ a South Vietnamese marine mento." Jury made iU report public on shaping up as A full-scale re- retreatV; battalion less than two miles U.S. Atty. Gen. John Mitchell 3 n H ackm atack S t.; Richard J. Oct. 16, 1970, the Department of view of his eixmomlc policies George P. Shultz, director o f. 4 from Fire Base Sarge at the announced the Justice Depart- ^i^eman, 866. Ccntgr St.; Ed------® Justice resumed and Intensified that have been under relentless the Office of Management and weatem end o t the DMZ. ment decision In Washington ■rnward M. Orcutt, RFD 2, Wales Its evaluation ot the entire mat- Democratic attack. Budget, rounded out the quartet The Saigon command said 20 Friday. jj]{d., Andover; Mrs. Linda S. • 3 DM... 3 O' % ^ 'of ter, including the reports of the Sources said a presidential of economic policy advisers, Telxelra, Suffleld; Mrs. Anna North Vietnamese troops were Mitchell said he had con- state grand Jury and the Com- session with his four top eco- The White House said Nixon Ulled in the fighting around eluded that there "is no cred- ju. . nomlc advisers, the Quadrlad, decided to go to Camp David to HU . Vinci,. 360 Main St.; Mrs. Saige, the fliSt reported action IW® evidence of a conspiracy 4 .4 I^rlene S. Mayhew, Sunset All of this Information probably amount to a "coa- work on the 1978 budget, with near the fire base since last between the National Guards- thoroughly analyzed by mje review” of both domestic particular emphaaia Aen to ^oct rtudents on 3 Eumig mine whether there existed any vf^ionmAnt® „tAon, RFD 1, Daley Hd., Hebron; 24’ Oval Pool by Doughboy PANASONIC’ Portable were four men killed and “ ‘I six wounded, the command violations of federal laws. Sub- offlclals cAutlonAd am inat aources Mrs. Terrance Dorsey and 8 Track Player cutlon of individual guards- sequently. I received a recom- ^ proWema are sure to ' daughter, 228 Oak St. Super 8 Movie Camera 9 SS* Black & While TV Rigid 6 inch top rim. expan- 0 “ r nie marine battaUon camped {"®« ” m^ndatlon from the Ovll = Rights IMvlsion. In addition, I —Bum s’ pr(^;Kiaal fo r a wago- dable liner. 10 year warran- Hm- ar«^ Saige was first W ^tt as^^clal state pioae- ty on liner. W79 have personally reviewed the ^ ^ appeared to p^jee review board, or aome SipllcTaiki a 60-round mortar b ^ e to air ^ o grand Jury case. ^ uni®n®y - Type of wage-p^riahUiiSSn AND *347 tten a B r^ ^ u lt. ^ked investigated the shootings, The facto available to me plan. Nixon boa said he wlU ’* by tac^ strttes «d ^ - Department de- 169 support the conclusion reached ^ mqeUng was view the idea with an open 97.40 lery, the marines beat back the gigi^n "cubstantiates what I f l i g S M i S m u t s 15’ Oval Doughboy Pool Reg. $135 $99 Automatic electric eye; power zoom lens with- AM/FM stereo radio, 8 track tape player with by the President’s Commission ®^ed, however, was out of the mind, a of his ore- 74.88 attack and claimed killing 17 to be the case as far as manual control. Constant focus optics. Super 8 twin speakers in walnut enclosures. Only 6 per toat the rifle fire was, in the ordti^. hard-line rejection of store, no rain checks. #RE7070 enemy. Four marines were re- evidence is concerned." words of the commission, "un- Treasury Secretary John B. such a boaixl. iiaiMMCItMMi 18’ Qval Doughboy PoqI r^^^ ^124 cartridge loading, reflex viewing_systen^ tinted screen. Sep8le Vaoks, W ells, ported killed and five wounded. ijjig grand Jury, summoned necessary, unwarranted and In- Connally was summoned from _\yays to — —> nm ur: <« Sewer Lines North Vietnamese artll- py then Gov. James A. Rhodes excusable.’.. However, our re- his vacation spot In Texas. toe doUar overseas. The aHa.:,- far Watsrproftfing Dshe. 18’ Oval Doughboy Pool Reg.$195 $147 lerymMi slammed 87 rockets la^t fall, indicted 24 youths and view persuades me that there Dr. Paul W. MCCracken, SALE; FRIDAY & SATURDAY and mortars into Camp Carroll one Kent piofeescr cm riot is no credible evidence of a chairman of toe Ccuncll of Eco- ^ '^ew by 18’ Oval Doughboy Pool R^'. $239 $184 Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. and Fire .Bases Fliller' and charges in coimectiim with dls- conspiracy between National nomlc Advisers, hurriedly gath- dStar could «tocto!to lU Peart St. — . 8tt-M AAon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:3Ci p.m. Charlle 2. No casualties were orders which preceded the Guardsmen to shoot students on ered up his charts on inter- i T m**'*V**TIL Sewerage Dlepeeet iSo. CHARGE ALL YOUR PURCHASES Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. reported in these shellings. shootings and placed major re- Arthur Krause, whose daughter was slain on ther^Kent St^te University campus the campus and that there is no nationafand d S c T co^^ ” to other cul^ Tlie seven Americans killed sponslblUty for the violence in May 1970, has termed Atty. Gen. John Mitchell’s decision not to impanel a likelihood for' successful prose- problems and took them along. (8ee Page Two) (See Page Fourteen) federal grand jury to investigate the incident "political whitewash.” (AP Photo) (See Page Fourteen) Federal Reserve BooM (See Page Fmrleen)