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r FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1972 PAGlfi TW5!NTY;F0UR > iiattrtfPBtpr iEttming l|?ralb At the Center The Weather Coventry With Glenti Gamher Fair arid humid tonight, lows In the 70s with a 20 per cent iPage 5 lEupnt« 5 to a U ) chance of rain. Hazy and humid, a chance of showers Sunday, Tax Deadline Aug. 1 Manchester— A City of Village Charm high 95. Gardening Tax Collector 'Audrey Bray ting by Qreg Locke, Curt Le­ VOL. XCI, NO. 243 (FOURTEEN PAGES— TV SECTION) ts reminding Coventry residents Doyt smd Dwayne Beagla. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS and property owners that tsuc- Other members of the Coven- es on the Grand List of Octo- try All-Stars are Dave Blwell, ber 1, 1971 are due and payable Ken Qoodale, Kevin Qraen, l^u prior to August 1. , LaBrec, ^Lee Martin, A1 i Frank Atwood Payments may be made dm Nominees Open either at her office In the Town Tomanelll, Sm U W^*®ce, Bill ■'What Is the of the automatic controls, twice a day. Mr. Devanney points out, Is Hall or by mall. In which case Seatim pretty flowers?" summer; If the winter basically residential, which Is these wishing a receipt should ^ become elec- ' r / " sun Is unusually bright, the his reason for not putting up a enclose a stamped, self-address- PP i„ the ReaU Secret Talks This Is a quesUon asked many ^^tered three Umes sign. It Is a reason also for the ed envelope with their payment. of M l Campaign Race times a day at the checkout a day. Lantana plants. Mrs. Bray will hold addlUon- counters in the Highland Park white flies and aphids are Moths and CaterplUars al office hours for the ^nven- aimltcant must be 18 years Market on Highland St. at Wyl- pests of the Lantana and are The helpful Extension Service lence of taxpayers beginning ^ cltlsen of the United ivo -Tho nnawer "ijin . conttoSed in the g^Tcenhouse reminds us that the snow-white July 22 when her office will be 0,^,.. o. well as a bona fide On a New Note ^ both with sprays and with sys- months that have been flutter- open from 9:30 a.m. to noon, resident of the town In wMch ho A row of eight Lantana plants Insecticide, watered into Ing around street lights recently The same hours will apply also fo r^ m lss lo n . MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) —, A new coalition has n iw w \JL ucviit-cuto. orA TJnrtAn mnthfl thft Afliilt nn .Tiilv 9fl ^ HO^W^l in hanging baskets extends l^vanney rem its arln*n«mrm* iv^os hnnrn will be 7 to ^ven new leadership to the Democratic party — and A Possibility set-oao fho*fnont of the otore there have been no pests on stage of the elm span-worm. On July 28, hours will bo 7 to Barry Young, Hemlock P t, Is George McGovern and Thomas F. Eagleton have less under the e d ^ of tb« ilreh his plants at the Store. The sys- The females have been laying 9 p.m. In addition to the regu- a surgical patient on the fifth than tour months to shape it into a national majority to roof Graceful drools \dnes insecticide that came eggs on the underside of lar week day hours. floor of the Tomkins______Building, wm the White House from Richard Nixon. STar a pAfuslon of smafl flow- '^0' I" t»»e the branches or In ®n,vices Bills amcuntlng to *60 orless They left here BYlday, buoyed ------. Le Due Tho Returns to Paris er clusters in a color that has greenhouse may be sUll effec- where ^ hatch ^mo 1" ^ .. ^ th ^aven, where he will remain for by a DemocraUc National Con- Mprinv.,-., been described as rosy lilac f'®' Mr. Albasl points out spring w^®n they^^^ totaling more han *60 may venUon marked by relaUve In- *o ‘ he nomination Is PARIS (AP) — Hanoi Polit­ immediate resignation of South 10-week break and will continue buro member Le Due Thb re­ against a background of green «t®t with a ^ v e d park- ca te ^ ill^ s to feed on f o l l ^ paid in two InstallmenU, the jje would appreciate hearing temal harmony and a lack of ele^Uon*'®"' Vietnamese President Nguyen next Thursday. The Commu­ leaves ^ front of the store the again. These are the naked, first this month and the second from his friends external disruption, to wage a ... jj i n .u turned to Paris today and said Van Thieu ,and the setting up of nists have always insisted teat Lantana is a tropical plant plants are nicely isolated from brown "inch-w ori^” 1^^ in January 1973. ------campaign they hope will t ^ - addition, the Democrats he is prepared to hold new se­ a coalition government In Sai­ the plenary sessions must go on cret talks with Dr. Henry Kis­ And thHvA** In hot weather with weeds which act ahead of the hairy, and larger bills are sent out for thd Manchester Evening Herald t o r ^ tel T neran Joll^l what promises to be the gon. before any secret talks can be ggg^g most massive effort In history singer if Kissinger has "some­ s t i r f u T l s u r -I^^ese flowers ^ost plants for the insects, catej^llare of the ^ y m ^ j ^ „ a r y payment, Coventry coreapondent, Holly The semipublic plenary ses­ held. Tho and Kissinger met for thing new" to discuss. will continue blooming and the Mr. Albasl says the systemic Persons who recently pur- Oantner, tel. 142-8798. Already, its shape seems sions of the Vietnam peace the last time May 2 In Paris, vlnes will grow longer until insecticides are "wonderful." ®®®"' ™® »te^ *H ars are pu- chased property In town and clear: Despite the pledge of a Tho, returning from Hanoi by talks resumed Thursday after a with no apparent results. fall Picked up by the plant roots, who did not receive a tax bill national campaign, tee empha- way of Peking and Moscow after an absence of about two John (Jack) Devanney, own- they are carried through the in the coccoon stage. The male should contact Mrs. Bray at her Jane Fonda sis win be on the Industelal m u o Z « ^nu er of High land Park Market plant tissues with the sap, and jnoths are sm ^l and office. She warns residenits that Eastern and Midwestern heart- N ovem ^r months, spoke briefly with was attracted to Lantana when since both white fUes and « they did not receive a bill and On Red' Radio land and tee Pacific coast. ~ newsmen at Le Bourget Air­ he saw It at Rockport, Mass., aphids are sucking Insects, the will Iw in almost c o n s ^ t flight, taxes due, it is their re- TOKYO (AlP) — Actress Jane Funds wlU be plentiful, and tee minorities. port. where it hangs from light poles chemical takes effect when sponsibility to contact her. Fonda has gone on Radio Hanoi organization that carried ^ woman and a Tho has held a series of pri­ __ females. These ere white, very along the street and where he they feed on the sap. Coventry All-Stars and denounced the U.8 . bomb- black man to head tee Demo- vate talks with Kissinger in tee Bombers Rattle ------cratlc National Committee past. He was asked If he is also saw it across the front of Taking care of a ----- Lantana------in and so heaw with einra that The Coventry American ing of dikes In North Vietnam, symbolizes tee new team’s a Rockport grocery store. the home during the — winter------cannot^fly T l ^ stay League All-Stars of the Uttle the Vietnam News Agency re- ready to meet with President He bought his first plants months is difficult. Tliey are ^®^ cannot hopes for breaking tradlUonal Nixon’s national security advi­ 5 John Devanney uses hose to water Lantana plants in hanging baskets at his ^ii^erev^tSey h^tch IJ^ually^n Lea|ue have been Invited to ported today, food store, the Highland Park Market. Some customers identify the store as three years ago, learned how to evergreens, w h l^ hold Uielr ^ ^ parUclpate in the Tolland Tour- Tbe agency said the broad- patterns. sor again. Quang Tri Area “ the one with pretty flowers across the front. (Herald photo by Becker) take care of them and makes leaves and must be kept grow- ® '” ® « « y y,ls weekend. In addl- cost was directed to "all the M cGovern Despite tee emoUonal uplift He replied: "If Mr. Kissinger it his personal responsibility to ing with no dormant ^ rio d Di- ^ ®^a „ „ „ Inter-town play U.S. servicemen Involved” in teat always comes from the cli­ has something new to say and see Uiat Uiey are watered and rections are to cut them back J“^® '*®" raids against North Vietnam, max of a convenUon, even shows an Interest in seeing me, SAIGON (A P)— U.S. B52 bombers killed nearly 300 when It takes place at 3 a.m. I am ready to see him to dis­ North 'Vietnamese troops and smashed t^ieir equipment South Windsor fed regularly® *' and turned oc- when. they ^ are taken In the - These einrs also will hatch next ^he locallOCai team defeatedaeieaiea Col-v-/Oi- Earlier, the agency reported caslonally so that all sides of house, reduce the amount of w s o j ^ Chester in the first all-star game that Miss Fonda had visited an Tries Out and mariy television viewers cuss a correct solution to tee in massive air strikes on two sides of Quang Tri City, '^ e me^Ume^^ments this week, 6-6. ^ fast of ^Hdno* t^ere dikes have gone to sleep, significant Vietnam problem..’’ the U.S. Command announced today. the sun. the best possible exposure to will be made of the damage In the Monday game. Coven- had been damaged by U.S. gaps remain In the unity dis­ Pressed by newsmen as to Hie bombers flew more than ------Frequent Watering Essential sunlight In a south window. A ~^s" y ^ r by the ^ e ip U - try came from behind to defeat planes. played by tee nominees and the whether there have been any 100 strikes across South Viet- ^,,0^ now rather tean an developments on the Vietnam Town Eyes Cluster Housing Watering, he learned1 quick- home garde^r can uy Mr. Al- — u has cerS^ycertainly t^e"been ex- the visiting team, rallying be- Miss Fonda was quoted as Powers defeated presldenUal rivals. nam from noon Friday until ^ 3J, Big labor, an essenUal part­ quesUon, Tho told teem to ly..j, is most important. S.S.In ua basi s method of starting o new tensive but some of the trees hindbind the reliefreUef pucningnltchlnjrpitching oiof Petert'eier saying “ there uierw non mlUtary I T " unleashteg more i,„itg. They said tee South hanging basket exposed to the plants from cuttings for another s ^ ^ L ^ t o L t ^ u t LaFaucl and some Umely hit- targets” In the a i ^ . WASHINGTON (AP) — ner In tee DemocreUc party for "wait several days." tean 2’600 tons of explosives on Vietnamese were seeking to breeze as weU as to the year „ew leaves and m L y of them DemocraUc ^realdenUal candi­ four decades and tee prime or- Tho said he had no other North Vietnamese troop con- tighten their positions a ^ d For Reduced Budget Impact the plants need watering twice Old Foot Office Too Real recover, date George S. McGovern has ganlzaUon force that turned a statements to make beyond ceniratlons in all four military three sides of Quang Tri in ef- a day, in the morning and late Mr. Devanney, aside from his w-v nelirhbor Carl awnn.qnn tried out the iPresldent’s land­ threatened disaster Into a near- what was said earlier this week reglons of South Vietnam. forts to prevent North Vletnam- ing strip at Andrews Air Force by Xuan. Thuy, head of the school bound the f "® ^ ®ticcess with the hanging has- -^ e m o f St b ^ f r a wln four years ago. Is unrecmi- Two-telrds of tee strikes were ese forces from reaching Hanoi Whether it will be known as would supply almost all de- are high Base and says he likes the feel North Vietnamese delegation to '^ o t l c ■■ T T watered a kets, does not claim to be a huge gray beeUe, with two AT PERO 'S clled to the candidate who hum­ concentrated in tee north-- troops entrenched Inside the Planned Unit Development mands at minimal costs to the problem could be of It. tee peace talks. Thuy has reit­ third time, at about noon. They gardener. There are shrubs but large round spots which look NATIVE: Boston and Romalne Lettuce, Green A YMow bled Its powers In many states. ernmost sector teat includes city. (PUD), Planned Residential De- town in addition to providing Before any decision is made piven Hnniy ferHliVer «« tul rouna spots wmen looK erated teat tee Communist sev­ Squash, Beets, Beet Greens, Swiss diard. Hot House Cukes “We’ve got to get used to I. W. Abel, president ot the Quang Tri and Thua Thlen .PBo., OP o, r r v . ^ r ™ « ; en-point plan Is the "correct They said tee river to the ____ picked and Tomatoes, Radishes, Leeks, Egg Ciont, Corn, Aoom that," McGovern said, stepping powerful United Steelworkers, provinces. South Vietnam’s two west formed a natural barrier red to as Cluster Housing, zon- with a variety of choices and tions, tee zone classification ft Butternut Squash, Cherry Tomatoeo, - Import^ Bed off his own chartered four-en- basis” for settltment of the idly they are growing. He has been In the retail food tree where gypsy moth caterpll- has vowed to sit out tee cam­ northernmost provinces below on teat flank and It was being ing regulations in South Wind- at a slower rate of land use in will be presented at a public Onions Turnips, Rhubarb, Sweet Potatoes." . glne DC jet Friday nlg^t, "be­ conflict. The plan calls for the Mr. Devanney does not try to business most of his life. After lars were abundant. With the 8 paign, and tee course taken tee demilitarized zone. Most of watched closely for Infiltration sor are about to take on a new South Windsor. hearing. 1 FBEISH: Bing Cherries, Raspberries, Currants, Blueberries, cause teat’s what we’re going United States to announce a to­ care for the plants during the he lost his wife he continued help of the Extension Service Earlier today we photographed Sperry’s Glen in Bolton waiting for this after­ tee B52 raids were in support by smaU groups teat might try look with tee potential for many Units would rent or sell to Locate in Newport Peaches, Nectarines, Pliuns, Aprlcc^, Watermelon, Coiita- to be doing next year." 6*m6MHHHnNHMV tal troop withdrawal date, tee loupes, Honeydews, Limes, Grapefruit, BarHett Peats. of a 20,000-man South Vietnam- to swim across during tee new residents about to become middle income groups (those Dr. Richard T. Zuerner, for- s h o r t a n d tee Mary Cheney Library I Then, turning more serious, noon’s influx of overheated swimmers. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) South Windsorites. earning between *8,(X)0 and *20,- mcrly of Norwich, joined Dr. ujiitv of freezinp- weateir^ iii ^*^® I®und a name for it, an Elater BUY ONE OR A DOZEIN! ese counteroffensive in Quaing night. bihty of freezing weather in boys. The sons are all In tee beetle, sometimes also called a he said he knows he has a long News Tri Province, which fell to tee The town fathers, while eye- 000 In annual income), at the Alexander 'Die U.S. 7th Fleet announced now. Click beetle. The books said it way to go before he wlU be us­ North Vietnamese May 1. ing tee innovation with skeptic- start of construction. The de- pracUce of urology In Newport, down^teom te e ? r \ ^ T s \ n °te e w w T h 'l!^ sS ^‘ ”'m ak^r^t WEEKEND SPECIALS ing the two presidential jets Analysis that attack planes of tee car­ is carnivorous, so perhaps it ism and trying to prevent an veloper's plans are to start with R. I. July 1 . „ „ n,,. . n® maaes ii pos parked near his charter rdr- The command said teat South rier America had joined the was devouring a few of tee cat­ NECTARINES ...... lb. 3 9 « upsurge of new people while single family homes and a sec- Dr. Zuerner has just com- nnerateri hv T.oMi« ® ^ ^ ° craft. ‘ Vietnamese paratroopers battle for Quang Tri City. The greerhouses operated by Louis erpillars. ELDORADO PLU M S...... lb. 4 9 « next week by tee AFL-CIO’s bonds on school buildings still tlon of townhouses in the first pleted four-year urology resl- He bought the property on searching one area eight miles carrier recently returned to tee J “ We’re not under any Illu­ Wage Control Cuts Albasl in Bolton. I turned It loose among my ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... hd. Z 5 e ExecuUve OouncU will In­ are being paid off, are also two years, teen to put in some dency at Mary Hlchcock Hos- Highland St. from Case Bros. sions that tec battle is won,” he south of Quang Tri Ctly, where war zone for Its third tour. Mr. Albasl, who supplies an­ caterpillars but when I looked fluence tee labor leadership of somewhat excited about tee basic facilities for community pltal in Hanover, N. H. , 20 ^ years------ago------and built------the- > pres------. NATIVE SQUASH ...... J lbs. 4 § « said. "We know It’s an uphill tee B52s had hit, found 60 de- nual flower plants to tee mar- many states. Nearing t r o y e d Norte Vietnamese Cm dr. Eton Summer of Hous­ new type of housing for addi- and residential use, to allow for A graduate of Harvard Col- ^ store In 1969 after first ^ ^ *®^ hours later if had BING CHERRIES ...... lb. 6 ^ effort. 3 ton, Tex., flying his first com­ tlonal revenue and growth to tee town to catch up with the lege and Harvard Medical ^ n e sp ng season an s op^j-ating In tee old store teat sappeared But other unions ■— tee bunkers containing approxi­ We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald "(But I have much tee same bat mission In two years, was tee town while maintaining tee growth. School, he interned at Hartford ^ had stood there for many years. feeling I had In New Hamp­ United Auto Workers, tee Elec­ mately 260 enemy dead and COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS trical Workers and tee Govern­ credited with destroying a So­ "rural atmosphere.” TTie T and M Building Co. is Hospital, and served for three f*' 1 ^ ^ corner of tee old store, as WE SELL. 50c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! shire at the beginning of tee Ordered by Courts their equipment. The B62s also Radicals Dwindle ment Employes — already Disaster destroyed two 37mm antiair­ viet-built 130mm artillery gun, In April, tee T & M Building not tee only PUD developer to years as flight surgeon with ® ^ ^ Herald readers have been told year—it’s an uphill effort but I which has a range of 17 miles. Co. of Torrlngton approached approach tee PZC, according U. S. Navy. before, was the Highland Park think we’re going to go over the have embraced McGovern, and craft guns, one 85mm gun and BONN—^Membership In 66 rad­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A an hour and thus will be grant­ Paul Jennings, president of REYKJAtTK, Iceland (AP) The gun as knocked out 10 tee Planning and Zoning Com- to PZC Chairman William His wife, Joan M kollte and cutUngs to make new Office, and tee small win 'T H E K IN * top." tee atUtude of many union two trucks In tee same target ical right-wing parties In West members toward their leaders federal judge. In the first siic- ed exemption from wage con­ tee IntemaUonal Union of Elec­ — Organizers of tee world area, tee command said. miles southwest of Quang Tri 0 mission with two plans for Grace. He said teat as many as two sons are living In Newport. < n, where stamps were once Germanv d e c t a ^ to~29 ( McGovern brought a sizable 1 niQ vosar T^Arn nj rnp - Germany declined to 29,600 peo- OF cessful court challenge of Pres­ trols. trical, ReuUo- and Machine chess championship have made a ty . neighborhood housing for the four inquiries have been made She Is formerly of South Wind- y e a i lwtwo o uiof teeme pots g .ij with nast office boxesboYea on „ i p (mit nf a_ nrmniniirn______r>f an a Is one of distrust and Independ­ Two miles to tee northeast of portion of tee Washington press ident Nixon’s economic stabili­ The Cost of Living Council a new concession to Bobby Fis­ Other pilots from the carrier town. The first, but not too and stressed teat the T & M sor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ^at went to the greenhouse either side, can still be found mmion) in l O T T W u ^ d PRODUCIT ence. Workers, hailM the doplslon as Quang Tri City, South Vietnam­ million) in 1971, compared with corps and tee District of Co­ zation program, has ordered a cher, but the competition sElll reported explosions and fires popular one, was for single ’plans are "very preliminary.' Frederick Kikolite, 389 Slater ®Ame b ^ k In tee spring to the jjjg jjjg jjg^ store McGovern has sought since had no hnmedlate comment on a “ direct rebuttal to those who 37,000 at the end of 1968, accord* PERO lumbia delegaUon home with relaxation of wage controls that tee decision, but is expected to appears to be on tee brink of ese marines probing another ^t^"sTrlkea on supply areas family homes to be built on ape Discussions on the plans have St. store. The other plants were Thg p^^ g„,gg ^as consider- w Vo ”fed'6rei''stati8U^' 276 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER — 61S-6S84 him Friday night from Miami tee early primaries to pitch his area hit by B62 bombers found daughters grown from the cut- gd by Mr. Devanney as an in- ^ lederal statlsUcs, appeal to tee dissatisfied could benefit 14 million work­ appeal the case. (See Page Fourteen) collapse. one to three miles north, of the proximately 250 acres of land been held with the Town Man- Beach where he won the Demo- ers. Union leaders had sought , Gudmundur Thorarlnsson, six graves teat contain tee city. located on Lawrence and Dart ager, tee Town Council and tee tings. They started to blossom terestlng histerlc relic only but craUc presldenUal nomlnaUon. among blue-collar workers; his bodies of 48 Norte Vietnamese, tee decision. resident of tee Icelantlc Chess Field reports said 160 Norte Hill Rds. The plan called for pzC. about as soon as they could be perhaps it looked too real. A He moved up and down tee problem Is that many oppose the command said. Elks Barbecue U.S. District Judge William Feaeratlon, said late Friday Vietnamese troops were killed tee constroction of 225 single ^hg ^^g put outdoors in May. Mr. Albasl customer reported not long ago aisle during tee flight, obvious­ his posiUons on tee Vietnam B. Jones ruled Friday teat tee tee hidden film cameras would Meanwhile, military sources In fighting on tee edges of grew other plants from tee cut- that he had mailed a letter there ly In a good mood. "It was a war and major social issues. family units with approximate- considerable thought to tee e l Aids Charities Cost of Living Council (COLC) Comially Takes Swipe be removed from tee Reykjavik said teat a South Vietnamese Quang Tri City on Friday, ly 13 acres remaining: for open - c, _ z ^ *1. rxT^T-v iriv. ni„K ,.aii »® and teat it had never been de- hecUc, crazy week," he told Among oi^ganlzaUonal Demo­ L ^ TT ^ fui fecU a large project of the PRD was "In excess of agency au­ sports hall as demanded by the paratrooper battalion had while South Vietnamese forces space land. Homes under this . *o v *.. * The Elks Club will hold its made the cuttings in mid-Do- llvered. When crats, the major problems ap­ , , z. i ^1- could have on the1 town a shocked Jack NWAn mttcHi one delegate. "But It came out thority" when It limited ex- U.S. challenger. moved to within 700 yards east suffered 20 men killed and 60 plan would range in cost in tee es- ftrst annu^ eWeken torbecue cember. When they were rooted Devanney Investigated, with all right.” pear to be clUes and the South. pecially since the PZC has erajitlons from wage controls to At Democrat Candidate But Thi^arinsson also said of ^ e Quang Tri Citadel. They wounded. *30,000s and construction would &1* tomorrow from U &..m. to 7 p.m. he y put>,|4 thomthem in small nnt^s.pots, anHand .-^^>..,-.considerable1.2__ wi_ difficulty, he fish- Before leaving Miami Beach, A major job of the new lead­ ' __ J i---- * ------AMMMMM persons earning less than *1.90 tee ruling would stand teat Fis­ said this was the closest unit to be'completed in three to four approved construcUon of at tee clubhouse 30 BUseU St. pinched them back to encour- ed out not only this letter but McGovern spent most of the ership of the DemocraUc Na­ Thirty miles to tee south of vaam 1,000 apartment units in South Co-chairmen of tee event at an hour. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) — Former Treasury cher forfeited Thursday’s sec­ tee city limits. Other para­ years. ® age branching. He kept them on several others that had been put day In consultaUons with party tional Committee — chairman S^rrtary John B. Connally, a Democrat and close ally tee northern counteroffensive, Windsor. Less than one-third Andrew iWinzler Jr. of 16 Con- The ruling meant the council ond game to Russian defender trooper and marines units were more fighting was reported on The______favored______plan___ , .Plan ______B, , . j . . . ' the greenhouse bench until through the slot under the nnst fnnr” leaders and attended a meeting Jean Westwood of Utah and of President Nixon, has fired a verbal barrage in what said to be to tee north, north- _ _ of the DemocraUc National could no longer use *1.90 as the Boris Spassky by refusing to tee western flanks of Hue and would contain 1,200 residential is “ rrenUy beln°g fir .W o ^ M ^ S t '^ ” '' ° window into a nailed-up vice chairman Basil Paterson, promises to be a continuing White House campaign as­ east and south of the city. On the o i r ’ impiriajl'" clplt^^ units comprising 200 single fam- f „ ^ 1, . wootuana at. . hgj„jing baskets and suspend- drop box The slot has now been MdnciieAteA LUMBER^ figure beyond which wage appear because of the cameras. Committee at which Lawrence a New York black — will be to sault on Sen. George McGovern, the Democratic presi­ Friday, South Vietnamese para- gheiied agate ily homes on if,000 square feet P rocee^ will benefit he New- ^,^g gbo^g^^^be c o v L ^ 'v d fh tepe T t L no F. O’Brien resigned as nation­ meld tee party’s regular lead­ raises have been limited to 5.6 The third game is scheduled of land, 720 townhouses with Problems in the high scho^, ington Ch ldren’s Hospital, and „^g ^ can be " Z l l e d ” per cent. dential nominee. ------for Sunday afternoon. Fischer trrepor ^ d marine units were g , bt rounds of artillery fire al chairman. ership with tee new McGovern Although President Nixon has eight units per acre, and 250 '°™ ® '‘ Mayor ether local charities. y y J o euers can oe rally Democrats behind Nixon’s announced he would play only enemy 500 yards from the city hit Hue just before dawn today. waste space,” he said, "at the there, McGovern announced tee new forces. In granting a summary judg­ said he will avoid public In­ limits. garden apartments with 14 units ^^^ard Edward Fitts, current- ^ re-elecUon campaign. If the cameras were removed killing one x>^rson, wounding top of the greenhouse." Passers-by may notice teat Johns-ManviHe chairman Is Mrs. Jetin West- Where local leaders, believ­ ment In a suit brought by s e ^ volvement in pdltics until after Sources said the operation per acre. The plan called for ^ town council, wrote a There are 140 cities or towns Connally, until recenUy Nix­ Likes Systemic. Insecticide there is no name on the front wood of West Jordan, Utah, ing the naUonal Ucket is eral labor unions. Including US next month’s Republican con­ (See Page Five) appeared to be more of a clear- setting aside 50 acres for open >®“ ®'' -o_ Mayor Abraham Glass- In West Virginia with popu ...... „ ...... on’s Treasury secretary, took (See Page Fourteen) Liquid fertilizer is furnished of tee store. It is hot identified who was a Utah DemocraUc doomed, snub It to work on AFL-CIO, Jones did not set a vention, he let ConnaUy use tee a, ® 7 space land, 30 of which would asking for a community- latloi^ in excess of 1 ,^ , cen- plants every 10 days or two as a store except by tee shelves committeewoman and an ar­ state and local elecUons, tee new exempUon figure. front lawn of his ^eanslde McGovern’s pledge in be left in a passive state and "^‘de symposium to review tee ®how ranging Oom greenhouse but of food supplies that you see dent McGovern supporter. McGovern campaign will set up However, he cited a *3.86-an- 20 containing active recreaUon- ^wn s Comprehensive Plan of 74,315 in Huntington to 1,006 in ^ governed by through tee windows The area, McGovern received some­ hour figure based on a Bureau al facilities. Development and other reports Keystone. ® ■' wu*uw,wo. xuc aica, its own machinery. HouseS“ 1 on -L Frtday iS T to T take jr round­ thing of a setback in his choice And tee victorious nominee of Labor Statistics study, which tlal nomination to bring home At a later date, the developer order to develop direction, ■ ------—------— ...... — . - ■ house swlngq at MeCSovem be- for party vice chairman. He Friday offered his assistance to said this wage would provide . ______' j all American iroops troops ana and war would place a shopping center growth time tables, and types TRANSLUCENT FIBER GLASS PANELS nominated Pierre Salinger, a DemocraUc candidates for tee *6,960 considered adequate phones.nhone^ prisoners from SoGteeast in 50,000 sq, ft. of land, profes- residential growth in South within 90 days after his .. camp'aign adviser and former state and local office, declar­ annual Income for eui urban Identifying himself as a life­ slonal offices in 10,000 sq. ft., Windsor. He recommended tee auguration if elected. White House press secretary, ing: “ I want to be everything I family of four. long Democrat who never bolt­ small retail stores in 20,000 and symposium to take place on two "Obviously,” said Connally, but blacks on tee committee can to be a reconciling and T h e AFL-CIO estimated ed the party ticket, Ojnnally a supermarket in 19,000. The consecutive week-ends In Octo- THE DREAM BUILDING “ a president of the United about 14 million workers are said he will not support program would be done in ber. As of today, Fitts said he (See Page Fourteen) (Soe Page Fourteen) (t^oodUuuL GARDENS making between *1.90 and *3.36 McGovern but rather will try to (See Page Fourteen) phases and would take the de- bas not received a reply to his veloper from five to seven years requests but teat he still felt the MATERIAL OF 101 USES to complete. zoning plans for tee town affect Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems It was noted by tee PZC teat till town government matters in the single homes plan, the and he would still like to see the impact of such a subdivision symposium, 168 W O O D LA N D ST.. M AN CH ESTER 643-8474^ MeskilVs Division of a Surplus would create a great increase Areas of concern discussed by ONLY lor services, schools, traffic and Fitts were in police and fire POTTED — HARDY — ALL CXILORS government and could result in protection in the town. He said a net annual deficit of *125,000 he would like to see something CHRYSANTHEMUMS in revenue to the town. How- done to Firehouse No.2 (Beel- Did He Miss Political Bonanza? ever, the developer felt, with zebub Rd) if the PRD is ap- PILL IN THOSE EMPTY SPOTS Plan B, a seven-acre site for a proved by tee zoners for South 3 for 32.45 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — lower tee property tax,” Mam- school and community center Windsor as well as an Increase years, and comes after the first Meskill had predicted teat ONLY One big city Democratic mayor bruno commented. full fiscal year of Mesklll's site could be set aside and the in police officers and protection, 8m X. HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF tee *1.078 billion budget passed fiscal impact would boost the About tee school overcrowd- says Republican Gov. Thomas The governor said at a spe­ term In office. cial news confejrence teat tee last year by the (General As­ town’s revenues from *126,000 ing issue, Fitts said It all "Re- J. Meskill has lost a golden Meskill took credit for the to *140,000 If tee fund was set volves around numbers" — BEDDING PLANTS 95* surplus could be used to lower surplus by saying, “ In the fis­ sembly would leave tee state 5 GERANIUMS ft HANGING PLANTS REDUOED! chance to pick up "some polltl-- tee sales tax only if a challenge cal year just ended, spending up with *500 for each completed where tee new children of new S for St.7S *80 million or more farther in cal clout" by not using tee *30 to the state tax on capital gates unit held in escrow with a net families will enter the school controls were so effective teat debt. As a result, he ordered all million state treasury surplus and dividends falls and if tee potential value of *600.000 to the system In tee town. If one a *30 million surplus was real­ state agencies to cut their for direct aid to municipalities. General Assembly approves of ized.” town. could speculate that all would TIME TO PUNT HARDY PEReilNIAU NOW! spending 5 per cent and froze a “ Even If we got *1 million in the reduction. Using tee $250,000 as a differ- be bom here and grow into tee total of million In flat Also Plant Now; Vegetable Plants. Late Cabbage, Ideal for Cabanas, Playhouses, Hoorn Dividers, Patios, Etc. Easy to use, lightweight revenue sharing from tee state Giere are two lawsuits *20 cntlal between two plans, the schools, the present elementary grants to towns and cities. He rose, Delphiniums and 100 morel Large 6" pots! only Only 79c box and good looking. we could reduce our property against the tax on capital gates PZC was told that the mixed facilities could be adequate un- Town later released tee flat grants houslng project would place a til a school Is built In tee mixed Also Plant Now: Vegetabl ePlants, Late Cabbage, tax by one mill. The people and dividends pending in tee would go bananas and think the just before tee fiscal year end­ lesser burden on traffic, utilities, housing community, he said Cauliflower, Broccoli, Savoy, Etc. Only 79c box 26” X 96” 26” X 120” state Supreme Court. Aid ed. and community facilities as It but If, by immigration, students 26” X 144” governor is tee greatest guy to Officials predicted that any ever come down tee pike,” Wa- Meskill said earlier this yeaj;, FULL OF BERRIES SAVE YOUR LAWN . . . sales tax reduction wouldn’t a 7 per cent sales tax was terbury Mayor Victor Mam- come until early fall. *3.60 bruno said Friday. But Democratic leaders had needed to meet the first year’s Notice brown, dying out spots? Chinch *4.50 *5.50 Nearly 600 million was col­ Meskill had announced teat a different view of what re­ payment of a 10-year plan to BLUEBERRIES >ZR5 bugs—uSe Scotts Quit or ASPMi—le t us lected from capital gains and pay off tee state’s *243 million the state finished tee fiscal sulted in the surplus. 5 Years Old share your planting, lawn and insect dividends tax in 1971, according , “ That surplus wasn’t raised debt. Plaza Department Store- problems. year June 30 with a surplus of to a member of Mesklll’s staff. by economy on his part; It was He noted FVlday that the pay­ lO-Yeor-Old Plants $5.95 about *30 million and teat this 70S BAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER If It Is overturned in Its entire­ just a balanced budget,” said ment, with Interest, would could be used to roll back the (across from St. Bartholomew's Church) ty, last year’s budiret could be Senate President Pro Tern amount to nearly *30 million — D LIVE LADY BUGS LIME Only $ 1 .0 9 80 lbs. sales tax from 7 per cent to OPEN WED., THURS., FRI till 9 6.6 thrown back into tee red. tee amount tee one-half per 100 for $4.95 H&H Garden Food 50 lbs. $ 2 .4 5 per cent. Charles T. Alfano, D-Suffield. The governor said that if the "The announcement was just a cent sales tax increase would “Let’s live with tee 7 per BE EX^oiiooiOAiL — H&H Lawn Food $S#97 4 court challenge falls, he will gimmick by the governor,” he have produced. Therefore, tee cent sales at least until the VACUUM GLEANER BAGS BALANCE THE ENVIROiNMENTr! Covers 8,000 Sq. Ft. ^ call a special session of the leg­ said. surplus, which is also about next regular legislative session islature immediately to act on “ This Is nothing surprising. teat size, can be used to meet DeHgns To Pit All Machines' and plow the money back Into b INSECTICIDES — FERTILIZERS — SCOHS — ORTHO — GREENFIELD J tee proposal to decrease the We’ve been saying all along that payment to permit tee Four Glastonbury youths, from left, Charles Banta Jr., Cindy Nicotera Lynn We Have A Notion To Please 255 CENTER STREET the munlclpaUties. I think he’s sales tax. there would be a surplus, but sales tax to be cut back to tee Kowalsky and Darcy Banta collected approximately three tons o f can n ^ too6 MELORGANITEMELOR&ANITE — WEED RlKILLERS — TOOLS — SEED ^ lost a chance for political clout The budget surplus is the no one would print It,” he S.p^per cent It was before July by not using this money to help in Greater Hartford dbring the past week. The food, destined for Pehnsvlvnr^ first for the state in seven added. 1. flood victims, will be hauled to Plymouth, Pa., by truck. (AP phSo)

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T ' t I /- P A C ® T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. lilANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1972 i MANtmESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 P A G E T H R E E

Denise O’Brien; most colorful, hjTTrueman: best cowgiri, Che­ period were $611,000, equal to John Macklta; best decorated, ryl Erlcson; best Indian, Ker­ ed $4,318,000 or $1.65 a share, THEATER TIME 18 cents per share on 2,882,241 Chris O'Brien; most orltflnal, ry Mace. Sheinwold on Bridge compared to $4,623,000 or $1.62 Playground Radio for the Week shares of common stock out­ Michael Abele. SCAVENGER HUNT SCHEDULE a share for the first half of 1971. (These are the baalo listings, snd include only those news DUMMY'S WEAKNESS standing. Green: First, Peter Krupp; Bowers; first, Linda MacOlll- Total operating income for the broadcasts of 10 or IS minutes In length. Some stations carry SATURDAY CREATES PROBLEM ' NORTH Business' Bodies David N. Abrams, president Notes second, Kay Stephens; third, vary; second, Cheryl Ferguson: By ALFRED SHEENWOLD second quarter was $20,784,000, other short newscasts. Dally sports Information can be found Burnside — "Godfather” 7:00, ^ 9 8 5 4 of Pioneer, stated that the con­ Teddy Cummings. third, knchelie Miller; fourth, Everybody knows how to play compared to $18,331,000 for the on the sports pages.) 10:10 C? 85 2 tinued upward trend in sales second quarter of 1971, Total Highland Park: Strangest, Diane Ferguson. today’s trump suit under nor­ ON J.D. STAFF CBAZ\’ HAT Cinema I—"Godfather" 12:80, 0 A J3 losses and other extraordinary field of sales and personnel de­ development engineer of tech­ Hcimes was graduated cum SNET EARNINGS RISE and profit for the first six operating revenues for the first Bette Sheldon; funniest, Melissa Keeney St.: first, John Han­ mal circumstances; You just John F. (Johnny) Egan of na­ Bowers: First, Sue Lessard; 3:80, 7:00, 10:00 A 1 107 items, was $4,646,139 or $2,60 velopment. Hie company serves nical papers division with the laudc from the University of Southern New England Tele­ months of fiscal 1972 was due to half of 1972 were $40,742,000, Eicholtier. ley and Doug Hanley; second, WINF — 1230 11:00 News, Weather, Sports lead trumps twice from the tional basketball fame has join­ second. Mary Priskwaldo; 6:(IU Religion Cinema n —"What's Up Doc?” WEST EAST per share, against $6,668,279 or business, industry and educa­ Mead Corporation in South Lee, Hartford. He is married, has phone, in its dividend statement the corporation’s strenuous ef­ compared to $37,312,OOOr for the Martin; Craziest, Peter Au- Margaret Hanley, Nluicy Grang­ (CBS News Every Hour on the Hour) 7:00 Sunday Through The VaUey — dummy. There is a problem, ed the sales staff of J.D. Real third, Laura Schauster. MONDAY-FBIOAY 1:30, 8:80, 5:30, 7:80, 0:30 4) Q 10 6 .1 4k J 2 $2.96 per share for the corre­ tional institutions throughout the Mass. two children and lives at 60 Co­ mailed to stockholders yester­ forts toward a more thorough first six months of 1971. chlncloss; most colorful, Chris er, Russ Saucier and Roger Cliff Slmpaon however, when the dummy U Estate Associates at 618 Center Buckley: Prettiest, Beth Gal­ 6:00 Art Morgen 8:00 Tom Jonea State — "Napoleon A Saman­ <:? K (? A 10 .1 sponding period in 1971. All cal­ Northeast. Riley has an associate degree bum Rd. day, reports earnings for the penetration of those market The Corporation's total assets Everett. Berthlatfgte; third, Tom and 8:00 Wortd News 11:30 Other ^ e of the Day so weak that you can lead from St., according to an announce­ lup; funniest, Joanne Robinson. 8:15 Art Morgen tha” 1 :20, 3:10, 6 :00, 6 :66, 8:60 0 10 9842 OKQ75 culations are based on> average in business from Ohio Univer­ second quarter of 1972 at $1.03 areas in which it participates. on June 30, 1972 were $1,480,- Valley St.: Most original, Kirk •nm Walsh. 1:00 Mike Oreene it only once. ment by Jrtm A. DeQuattro, Charter Oak; Funniest, 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 6:00 Chip Hobart Short Subject 1:00, 2:50, 4:40, A 8 5 4 A 9632 shares outstanding each year. JOBLESS CLAIMS DROP sity, He was a process control per share, up 19 cents per share He cited, in addition a 000, compared to $1,253,997,000 a Maxim; most colorful, Colleen Verplanck: first, Brent Haz- 10:00 Jeff Jacobs '' South dealer. president. Denise Morrow; prettiest. 6:85, 8:80 Aa of June 30, 1972, total as­ Unemployment compensation engineer for Mead and for the from the same quarter for 1971. strengthened operating struc­ year ago. * Fox; craziest, David Tedford. zard; second, Jody and Todd 2:00 Dan Foley Both sides vulnerable. SOUTH 6:00 The Woria Tonight WRCH — 910 UA Theatre— “Conquest at the sets of the CBT Corporation claims filed last week in Man­ last 11 years was in Mead Re­ The statement, distributed to ture which allowed efficiencies All figures are subject to year- Verplanck : First, Cheryl Eric- Hilding; third, John, Matthew, 6:15 It's Sports Time Opening lead — Ten of Dia­ A A K 7 Planet of the Apes" 2:30, 4:16, amounted to $1,416,002,661, com­ chester dropped 636 or 18.3 per search at South Lee, Mass. more than 88,000 SNET stock­ in production. end audit. son; second, Michael St. Onge; 6:20 PhaiUOess Phil (Meaday-Salarday) monds. QJ 9 7 64 7:10 Wide World of Sports 8:00 ReveUle ' 6:66, 7:86, 9:20 pared with $1,176,798,462 for cent below the figures of the The Fiber Process Division in holders, shows earnings per Pioneer Systems Inc. is a di­ third, Blaine Erlcson. Joan and Mark Cycenas, Hilary 7:20 Songs By Sinatra West opens the ten of dia- 0 6 9:00 Rhapsody Manchester Drive-In—"Shaft’s 1971. Total capital accounts week before, according to a re­ Rochester, N.H. is a manufac­ share for the first six months versified technologically ori­ BRIEFS Waddell: Most original, Gra­ and Gretchen Kemp, and Jill 7:35 ^weU Thomas 12:00 Matbioe morids, and you win In dummy A a k q 7:46 Jim Frances 4:00 Highlights of Hartford Big Score” 11:16; Kelly’s were $93,308,134, against $92,- port by the State Labor Depart­ turer of specialty papers which of 1972 were $1.65, down 8 cents ented manufacturing company Francesco Morasco of Man­ ham Campbell; most creative, Tracy. 12:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint with the ace. You return a low South West North East 8:00 OasUght Heroes” 8:60 224,049 on June 30, 1971. Total ment. includes various filter papers, from earnings per share of $1.73 with subsidiaries serving se­ chester recently was installed Karen Seigmund; guess what, HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT 2:00 Jeff Mensel 12:00 Quiet Hours trump from dummy. East plays 1 C? Pass 1 NT Pass East Hartford Drive-In—"Red deposits of The Connecticut The totals were B.385 for the glass papers, non-woven wall­ in the same period in 1971. The lected market areas in aero­ a member of the board of direc­ Colin Cambell. Buckley: Girls age 10-12, Beth SATURDAY (Sasday) the thr«e of hearts, and you 4 A ll Pass 6:00 Weekend Same aa Monday:Saiurday listing, Sun" 10:60; "Light At Edge Of Bank and Trust Company, were week ending July 8 and 2,920 papers, ceramic papers, fric­ statement also shows an in­ space, consumer products, auto­ tors of the Central Connecticut , West Side: Most attractive, Gallup and Debbie Robinson; except: must decide whether or not to Boys age 10-12, Ray Gliha and 8:00 CBS World News World" 8:46 $1,140,937,860, compared with for the week ending July 1. The tion clutch and kraft specialties. crease in SNET's expenses of mated industrled sewing equip­ Chapter of the American Insti­ Kiffy Silver; most original, 8:15 Weekend 8:0(1 Religious programs play an honor from your hand. is very likely to play the king $12.4 million over the same six- Steve Plante. 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 11:00 Quiet Hours Bast Windsor Drlve-In — $991,663,661, and total loans figure was 3,142 for the com­ ment. and textile finishing. tute of Industrial Engineers Robin Ashton; most creative, If each, eppenent has two when the first trump is led month period for 1971. This in­ lL9C A TH ^~rfrHUNDtRg TUG OF WAR 2:00 Weekend “ Napoleon A Samantha" 8:46; were $763,488,769, against $606,- parable week last year. Its Pioneer Parachute Co. is (AIIE). Barbara suid Billy Stiver. 6.00 Jim Beckwith trumps, you can play a high from dummy. If East doesn’t POUR PROMOTED crease reflects the company’s Highland Park: Stephen Yale. 8:00 CBS Worid News WTIC — 1080 "Out of Towners" 10:30 760,307 a year ago. Statewide claims last week on Hale Rd., Manchester. Morasco and his wife, Anna, WILD WILD WEST trump, a low trump or an old play the king (and in this case 1971 wage settlement and nor­ Bl^BBLE GUM CONTEST 8 15 Jim ^ c iiw lth Meadows Drive-In — “ Shaft's rose by 4,697 to 90,311, froin 86,- Four area residents have reside at 29 Jordt St. He works Bowers: First, Craig Camlre; 10:00 Jeff Jacobs ^ (Msaday-Friday) shoe — and you will still lose he doesn’t), the chances are mal growth. LAMEST AMUSEMENT PARK IN Waddell: first, Robert Mason; 2:00 Dan Foley 6:00 Town and Country Big Score" 11:42; Kelly’s JOINS SALES STAFF 614 the week before. The state­ been promoted at The Travelers b a n k REPORTS EARNING in industrial engineering at second, Cdleen Culletln; third, only two trump tricks. If West very good that he doesn’t ac­ The phone utility /reported NEW ENGLAND second. Roy Badeau; third, Wil­ 7:00 The Worid This Week 6:00 Bob Steele Show Heroes” 8:60 Fred Newman of Manchester wide total for the comparable Hartford National Corpoiution Pratt A Whitney Alrcrsift, East Rob Pilver. 7:16 Jim Francis 10:06 Theatre of Melody has the A-K-10, you may again tually hold A-K-8 of trumps. Insurance Companies in Hart­ that toll calling for the quarter liam Wright. 1:0U The W ay of the Cross 11:06 Jean Colbert Show Mansfield Drive-In — "Napo­ recently joined the sales staff period in 1971 was 109,642. has announced consolidated in­ Hartford. -N-k-N-k-k-fc-ti-k-N Buckley; First, Cindy Moore; play upstairs, downstairs or In As the hand la shown, you ford, Morrison H. Beach, presi­ rose by 9 per cent, compared YARN PICTURE CONTEST SUNDAY 13:00 News, Weather leon A Samantha” 8:30; "Rio of Pasek Real Estate Consult­ come per share before secur­ Joseph Petretta of 146 School second, Beth Gallup, third, 9:90 Arthur Godfrey Time 12:16 Meet Me on the Plata 'milady’s chamber — except must play the low trump from dent, has announced. Lobos" 10:10 ants of East Hartford, mem­ NAMED MANAGER to a 4 per cent increase for the ities gains and losses for the St. recently won second place ENTIRE PARK OPEN Yohanna Robinson; fourth, West Side 10:00 challenge of Change 1:00 News that this time you are sure to your hand to make game. West Charles W. Ryan of Manches­ same period a year ago. The 6- Year-Olds: First Keith Hur­11:00 Father Nadolny 1:16 MIksllne Jerry Lewis Cinema, South bers of the Manchester, Ver­ William B. Tomldei of Man­ ter was appointed secretary in second quarter of 1972 of 76 in a hairstyling competition held EVERY DAY 1 P.M. Kevin Sobrlc. 12:00 Jewish House 3:06 Afternoon Edition lose three tricks. You are also must play his king, and you still number of telephones in service 12:30 Face the Nation W lndsoi^"Ben” 7:00; "Lovers non, and Greater Hartford chester has been appointed cents—exactly the same as for at the Marriott Motor Hotel in Charter Oak: Prettiest squaw, ley; second Jeff Splewak. 6:00 News —Stocks, Weather sure to lose three tricks If East have the queen-jack to limit the life, accident and group rail­ increased by 7,000, compared to 1.00 Am erican-Italian Hour 6:38 Strictly Sports A Other Strangers” 9:00; Board of Realtors. manager, product development, the second quarter of 1971. Con­ Newton, Mass. He operates a Denise Morrow; best cowboy, B-Yeai^Olds: First girl, Lynn 2:00 Weekend has all four trumps. East to one other trump trick. road and medicare division of Ralph L. Krone a 7,800 increase for the second SUN., JULY 16 1:06 Accent '70 Newman Is a 1971 graduate planning and control depart­ solidated Income was $2,103,000, barber business in Glastonbury. John Quaglla; best Indian, Tom Bulld(x:k; first boy, Billy Silver. 6:30 Full Gospel Church of Man­ Bdwajxl Newman RenorU "Island of the Blue Dolphins” Oases That Count Dally Question the claim department: In the quarter of last year. chester ? l :•Joe CAmutlolu 2:00 of Manchester Community (Col­ ment, in the life division of Krone, who was graduated In comparison to $2,140,000 a Petretta competed against Luzzi: best sheriff, Michael 7- Year-Olds: First Gary Hur­ 8 00 Weekend Your play makes a difference Partner bids one heart, and life, health and financial serv­ COUNTRY 8:00 Aetna Life .& Casualty. !rom Kansas State University, year ago. nine finalists from six states ley; second, Cheryle Stevens; 9:30 Revival Time 8:15 Pop Concert SUNDAY when West has a singleton the next player paaaea. You lege and successfully completed ices department, Thomas A. Charette; funniest, Shawn Ire­ 11:00 Weekend JOHN F. EGAN Tomklel, a 1962 graduate of joined the company in 1966 as PIONEER SALES GROW For the first six months of in the Second Annual Rega Cut WESTERN land. third, David Lallberty. 12:00 Sign off 9:06 NIghtbeat Burnside — "Godfather" 2 :00, trurap: The ace, the king or the hold: Spades, Q-10-6-8; Hearts, its course on Real Estate Prln- 11:00 News, Buskless, Weather : , an agency service represen­ Pioneer Systems Inc. has an­ 1972, consolidated income before Barber and Beauty Show, at­ Recording Star_j^ Green: Alan Menasian and 8 . A 9-Year-Olds: First, Sue 11:20 Sport* Final 6 00 8:00 ten. For two of these, the ace K, Diamonds, 10-9-8-4-9; Chibs, Egan is a graduate of Weaver tative at Wichita, Kan., was nounced a 30 per cent increase securities gains and losses tended by more than 500 fran­ Marc Novitch. Cote; second, Robin Ashton; WDRC — 1360 11:30 Cither Side of the Day Cinema I — "Godfather” 1:30. or the king, your best play Is a 8-6-4. High School, Hartford, and (Sntarday) promoted to field supervisor in in sales for the first six months amounted to $4,241,000, or $1.62 chise holders and their guests. Keeney: Tougest cowboy, third, Mary Jane Dunlop. (MMdar-FrUUi) 5:00, 8:30 low trump. For one, the single- What do you say? Providence College, where he *6:00 B ob J>eCai1o 6:00 Town and Country 1967 and to assistant manager of fiscal 1972, with $17,943,000 a share, compared with $4,490,- The Grand Union Co. has an­ Tom Creljj^; quickest draw, 10- Year-Olds: First girl, Robin10:00 Bob C r sk 6:00 Bob Steele Show Cinema n —"What's Up Doc?” ton ten, your best play is the Answer: Bid one spade. The majored in economics. In the 10:00 Oardentime in 1959. In 1963 he was trans­ reported for the six month pe­ (kX), or $1.60 a share, for the nounced sales totaling $100,989,- TOM T. HALL Dave Mazzotta; best squaw, Mattarelli; first boy, Joe Lange. 3:00 Dick McDonough 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30 queen or jack of trumps. hand is just barely worth a re­ National Basketball Association Singing his Latest hit 7:00 Joe Hager 10:16 Modem Living ferred to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, riod ended May 27, 1972, com­ first half of 1971. 012 for the four weeks ended Amy Mazzotta: cutest Indian, 11- Year-Olds: First place He. 10:30 Saturdiw Showcase State — "Napoleon A Saman­ The odds therefore favor the sponse. There is no harm In (NBA) for 11 years, he now is a 12:00 Dick Haddad 10:60 W n C (Outdoors as agency manager and in 1969 pared to $14,141,000 for the com­ Consolidated net income for June 24, for a 1.8 per cent ln> Margaret Hanley. Peggy Stevens and Can^ Sple­ *<6:00 on Monday) tha” 1:20, 3:10, 5:00, 6:66, 8:60; play of a low trump by 2 to 1 . showing the spades at the player-assistant coach with the 11:00 Saturdu Showcase came to the home office as ex­ parable period a year ago. the second quarter of this year crease over the comparable pe­ ME & JESUS Martin: Most original, Danny wak. (Batarday) 12:00 News, Weather Short 1:00, 2:60, 4:40, 6:36, 8:30 There la an additional advan­ cheapest possible level. Houston Rockets. 6:00 Bob DeCamo 12:16 Saturday Showcase ecutive assistant. Since 1970 he In addition, Pioneer Systems was $2,106,000, or 76 cents a riod of 1971. Senkow; best costume, Pamela SOFTBALL RESULTS 10:00 Bob Oaig UA Theatre— “ Conquest of the tage. Whenever West starts Copyright 1919 1:00 News He lives in Wethersfield with has seiwed as manager. Krone was able to announce a reversal share compared to $2,144,000 or Wilson joined the company in 3 FREE IN PERSON Senkow. National League 3:00 Terry Woods 1:16 Your Home Decorator Planet of the Apes" 2:30, 4:16| with the singleton ten, East Oeneral Features Oorp. his wife, John, and their, two 7:00 Joe Hager is married, has feur children from the $11,000 net loss re­ 77 cents a share of the same 1956 as an underwriter and Valley St: Cutest, Bobby Mc­ Bowers 9 Buckley 1 1:80 Saturday Matinee 6:66, 7:35, 9:20 children. APPEARANCES 13:00 Dick Haddad 2:00 >era and lives on London Rd., Heb­ ported a year ago. It announced period a year ago. Six month since 1969 has served as a sen­ Connell; most original, Sheila Waddell 5 Highland Pk 4 (S u d a y ) 5:00 onltor Manchester Drive-In—“ Shaft’s 6:00 Reltgtous and public serrioe 2 ron. that net earnings for the 1972 net income results for 1972 total- ior underwriting analyst. 3, 6 & 8 P.M. Fox and Caroline McOotmell; Highland Pk 3 Green 40 6:00 Newt, Weather Big Score” 8:60; Kellyfs” CBT o o r p o b a h o n programming 6:20 Strictly Sports * m Plus * * funniest, Lora Barrett, David Waddell 2 Green 28 9:00 Scott Morgan 6:30 M onitor Heroes” 10:46 CBT Corporation, the holding Buckley 3 Highland Pk 10 3:00 Dick McDonough 11:00 News, Weather East Hartford Drive-In— “ A * f* * t i W come Tedford and Stacy Blanchard. 7:00 Terry Woods HS P company whose major subsidy Green 17 Bowers 5 U :20 Sports Final Fistfull of Dollars” 8:46; "The All New in '7 2 Verplapck; Best cowboy, Dan- 10:30 Rell^ous and public service 12:00 Other Side of the Day EVERY : e a r l y is Hie Connecticut Bank and American League programming (S u d a y ) Good, Bad, A Ugly" 10:20 12:00 Sign Off s t a y Trust Company, reported that Valley 0 Verplanck 11 6:80 Sunrise Serenade East Windsor Drlve-ln — BONUS DAYSOR.MGHTS I P« 7:00 Sunday Strings ISUNDAY l a t e total operating Income for the West Side 5 Keeney 3 WPOP — 1410 8:00 News "Napoleon A Samantha" 8:45; 9 - 5 P M first six months of 1972 amount­ EVERY DAYOR NIGHT I IhB StfeggH Keeney 3 Valley 7 (Msaday-Friday) 8:15 Sabbath Meuage "Out of Towners” 10:80 — ed to $42,163,721, as against 6:00 Bill Love — Lou llortoa 8:80 OuldeUae including SUNDAYS I ^ 4 Verplanck 0 Martin 4 9:00 News, Weather Meadows Drive-In — “ Shaft’s $39,329,178 for the same period 10:00 Tom Jones H ym n tim e West Side 12 Valley 10 1:00 BOl Wlntera 9:10 Big Score” 8:60; Kelly’s 9:30 National Radio Pnlplt of 1971. Martin 13 Keeney 4 4:00 Mike Oreene Heroes" 10:36 7:00 Ray Dunaway 10:00 Sunday Showcase Income before securities Verplanck 13 Charter Oak 6 13:00 Bobby Rivera 12:10 Sunday Showcase Mansfield Drive-In — "Napo­ gains- and losses for the six Fred Newman William B. Tomklel Ohartes W. Ryan ' 'lio n la ln e r 12:45 Travel Trends Charter Oak 16 Keeney 6 (Batarday) leon A Samantha" 8:30; "Rio month period ended June 30, » 1 * 5 0 1:00 Sunday Best Trinity College, joined Aetna Damron was named assistant MON. thru, THUIS. t PM. Valley 2 Martin. 6 6:00 BUI Love — Lou Morion 1:00 M onitor Lobos” 10:10 1972 was $4,877,767 or $2.63 per ciples and Practice. He was 10:00 Ray Dunaway 6:00 News honorably discharged from the earlier this year, after several West Side 1 Verplanck 9 2:00 Bill Wlntera Jerry Lewis Cinema, South share, compared with U ,4804,644 secretary in the advanced sales 6:10 Sunday Edition years in life insimance manage­ 6:00 CMlp Hobart 6:00 News, Weather, Sports Windsor— "Ben” 7:00; “Lovers SeUeTB«9.00 or $2.92 per share in 1971, irepre- U.S. Army in 1969, after serv­ division and Jeremy S. Holmes, 12:00 Bobby Rivera 6:30 Meet the Press ment in the middle west. A Other Strangers" 9:00; Bnyeia 60c sentlng a decline of 9.9 per ing three years. He is a mem­ ' < ^ 3 . 5 0 (Saaday) 7:06 M onitor An ROTC commander at was appointed assistant secre­ 9:06 Monitor I Tale_R«i)orta _ "Island of the Blue Dolphins" cents. ber of the Manchester Sports­ Ride all Ihe n des FILM RATING GUIDE 10:30 Congressional Report Your Box at the Opera 2:00 men’s Association, Eastern Conr Trinity, he is an Army Air tary in the underwriting divi­ (alternate Stndaya) 8:30 Eternal Light t Oobbh* Net Income, which reflects Force veteran with World War os many timei os SNACK Moaocoo oil necticut Skeet Shooting Associ­ sion. Both are of Manchester; For Parents and results after securities gains and II service in the Chlna-Burma- you want 5 M HUTES FROM HTFO ! M 'T : j - ation and the American Legion. Ralph L, Krone of Hebron was India Theater. Their Children NOW thru niE SD A Y He lives at 28 Seaman Circle promoted to assistant secretary He and his wife, the former o j m r W I N D S O R e ISnl with his wife, Carol, and their In the marketing programs di­ STOCK CAR plus STA R . GA'ZElC*lO 06$ICi OMNI Dolores Krause of Hartford, ilm trlyw trr om m u. AUOiENcu "BEN" " O lIR IV f IN ★ R1 son, Michael. vision. AnAsMAdmmid •By CLAY R. POLLAN- SHOWTIMI have four children — Kleth, in FIGURE 8,, RACES ^ ARIiS LIIAA at 1 • 9 P J«. AT 0U$K Ryan joined The Travelers in M/W. 21 Y o u r Daily Activity Guida lACHNITI DEVELOPS SALES SYSTEM the U.S. Air Force; twins Kevin TUES. & SAT. ' ' According to ih» Stars, ' ' Adults s u n and Dawn; and Roger. The 1954 as a claim representative Burt Jaokfon Pro Mot Success Associates Betty W e ^ PAHKNTAL Qumanc i 3- 5- 9-14 To develop message for Sundoy, Stndenta ft Senior CStisens JHEmDOMESS! family resides at 91 Crestwood at St. Louis, Mo., and in 1955 STARTING - 8:00 P.M. Publtahed Daily Except Sunday* read words corresponding to numbers 34-37-41-46/ Area Director Manager '22-28-39 50-59-75 ' Monday • nniroday ooc of 63 Loveland Hill Rd., Ver­ Dr. was named resident represents- ■ and Holidays at 13 Btssell Street, SniiM Meiwbl Mar MW ■# of your Zodiac birth sign. Two young non, recently Introduced a sales Manchester, Conn. (06U40) TAURUS SCORRIO- live at Mt. Vernon, 111, The fol­ ROUTE 159 Suinbie For FvwTnaipf* 1 Affection 31 By 61 Attention rwBAwnyt and Telephone 643-2711 ;\ AtR. 20 ocr. 2J^ TH E NEW a guardian thn development tool for realtors at lowing year he was promoted Second Class Postage Paid at 2 Dodge 32 Hunches62 Into i^ANCHESTi t^ie New England Association of BRIEFS AGAWAM. MASS. Man'dieater, Conn. I M A I 20 3 The 33 Swing 63 That NOr. 21' U H t L."/ - //S' to district representative and in SUBSCRIPnOIl RATES ...M Real Estate Boards Conference, ■S^ll-13-16-55 4 Accent's 34 Today 64 Probobly 15-33-48-52/ H If S 6 >1 JlA • BUI ■ iiN Nlll CM SHAFT For the first 17 weeks of 1960 returned to St. Louis as as­ ffMNrking, Trie Admiiiicn Payable In Advance 5y62-73-76 5 Conccnotion 35 Receive 65 Publications IH O t t U U held June 25-28 in Hyannls, sistant supervisor. In 1962 he One Y ea r ...... 339.00 MSTMCTIO 6 Follow 36 With 66 Due 60.77-81-88(y Grand Union’s 1972 fiscal year, Six Montbs ...... 19.S0 GEMINI ON DISPLAY AT MANCHESTER DBIVE-IN u m m i Urtwt7fiqRirwccgIllinois eeqei 4- 7- 8-43 4] Goc^HI 71 Persons 19-26-3(M2^ SEE—The Real Boat That Almoat Killed Richard Bound- I . . riod last year. 1^53-54-71 12 Todoy 42 Pornographic 72 Come 65-78-87-89W. HAITDIMIY in reel estate. Assistance in im­ University, Ryan is married, RICHARD 13 Seems 43 Away 73 Your _____ tree!______Donald Wilson of 93 Hollister C A N C iR plementing the system through has three children and lives at ONI-91NORTHaf JCT oH-84 HTID ROUNDTREE ^ NO ONC UNOCR 17 AOSMTTtO 14 A 44 Axe 74 Helpful CAPRICORN St. has been promoted to senior t^SJUNt 21 15 Don't NW iJaii.*suuiniiA TAKI (AST-WEST SCBVICI BO («IT IN ‘ (Afi limit msrvwv 45 Will 75 Rooxince Dec. 22 ^ Pina "Walt Disney" seminar meetings will be pib- underwriter at the Travelers In­ 23 Bryan Dr. 22 16 To 46 Sincere 76 Lop H buBkcd II before* ■vided by Pro Mot Success As­ in cartain »•«) 17 Women 47 Special 77 Or JAN. 1* A I R f OMDiTIONI D “BIO LOBOS" surance Companies. He works 1-23-47-61 so he^ beck wNh m ore. sociates aiccordlng to George W. 29-40-45 18 Up 48 Against 78 And ‘ I STATE '••■' ■'” Next; “FRENZY” in the special accounts market­ m'64-67-74 , 19 Help 49 Answering 79 Personal 69-70-80-84^ Von der Ploeg, president. ing division of the casualty- h b e f o r s . 20 Important 50 Friendship 80 Person by Hltchoock LEO AQUARIUS The firm is a consultant in the property commercial lines de­ l o M b a d i 21 You 51 Affection 81 Toke ” juir 21 » 22 Trip 52 The 82 To JAN. 20 W ALT DISNEY partment. f 23 Or 53 Ploces 83 Grind w b b m o i a . . THEATRi EAST AVQ. 22 FiB. IB produotlona’ S 24 Friend 54 And 84 Indicated EItt-Mtl 0 21-25-35-51] « 25 Con 55 Foil 85 Letters 10-12-31-49^ IN LYDALL POSTS ''56-58-68 I 26 To 56 Without 86 To 57-66-79-85M Etaa “KBU iTI} BS80HB'’ Maury R. Brown, executive VIRGO j 27 Any 57 Post 87 Sex PISCES Mat. Dally at 9 PJH. I 28 Is 58 Buying 88 Risks vice, president of the Colonial Eve at 1:80 A 0:16 V AUG. 23 FCB. If p 29 Professionol 59 Perhaps 89 Trosh Board Company Subsidiary of Sat. ft Sun. 9:30-4:I0-5J0- S[PT. 22 S 30 Abolish 60 Tide 90 You MAR. 20 .M k on ■ bniid MW ICM. 7/16 Lydall Inc., has announced that D U S n N 1:30 ft 006 ^ ^18-27-32 2-17-24-36 •91 TO B IS S E U BRIDGE EXIT W EST jG ocA H ) Advene Neutral M. Gene Thomas has been made LEFT AT BLUE HILLS AVENUE 38-44-82-83 HOITMAN THE NEWEST AND € METROCOLOR PANAVISION* © general manager of the Fiber M(3M LITTLE BIG MAN BI8BESTYET! process Division. Joining with him are Thomas P. Riley aa MGM Pretenlt Jolm Wayne plant manager and George M. « a u » JAKB" CUNT EASTW OOD, Thompson as marketing man­ Dottle Brown ager. Sally Cochnw Thomas is a chemical engi­ neering graduate of Ohio Uni­ " j q i n n n r ------versity and was with the Mead KELLYS HEROES Corporation for 11 years. He was Introductory Offer Oonoolt time Imk lor Hip ______oliiiw tbnaa in technical serWee, product T O N IT E A T development and process con­ Cirt..iCu*l. fimSI^rtipr trol and for the last five years Thomas A. Damron M . .la h 1 ______FIVE was superintendent of the Wil­ With our exclusive 3-step Breezy Cut service. 20thOntury-Fox gPJPG low Mill of the Hurlbut Division Damron, a graduate of Mar­ n a lfrA T : 1:90 >9 JO- W E A RE NOW TOOO-AO 35‘(X)L0R BY DE LUXE* 0 a v i i b 0 DOLLAR in South Lee, Mass. shall University, joined the It's perfect for the naturally natural you. Comin g Next SHOES Thompson graduated from St. company in 1960 as an agency “ n w i o m E B " Lawrence University and at­ services representative in Lit­ Pick one of today's casual styles that's easy tle Rock, Ark., and subse­ pins tended Wharton School. After being a geologist with Aero quently served the office as to take and easy to keep. Includes Restyle Service Corporation in Bristol, field supervisor and assistant “SWAN” Pa., he was sales engineer with manager. In 1967 he was ap­ cut, special shampoo, Styling, 2 Conditioners, Paterson Pa)xhment Paper pointed executive assistant at Company. For the last six years the home office and a year later and Blower Placing. The Greatest 643-2222 Manchester Green—Bezzini Bros. Furniture he has been senior commercial was named manager, market­ ing prog;rama. He is a member AFTER A COMPLETE RENOVATION of the Life Underwriters As­ Fish Stery ever told! sociation, the Eta Mu Pi (Na­ Horn® of fine Brazier foodi tional Honorary Marketing fra­ SPECIAL WE NOW HAVE ternity) and the National Coun­ $ : SAT. & SUN. terintelligence Association. He Mon. thru Thurs. WAITRESS SERVICE is mtUTied, has a son and re­ ONLY sides at 68 Sycamore Lane. 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Improvement With Room For More News for Senior Gtizens

There Is due the televlaloa networks, By WALLY FORTIN lEttpntng l|praUk we think, some measure of oompUment OIBEOTOA for their pertonmnee in the first round By WAILY J,' FORTIN time out for a coffee and dough- At The Center PUBLIBHED BY THE MANCHESTER PUBUBHINQ 00. from Miami Beaoh. MRBOTOR nut break. IS Bluall Street . Mencheiter. Conn. HI there! Well It looks like the In the afternoon, 60 players BURL LYONS There Was an Improvement InstjUe hot summer has finally arrived were on hand for pinochle, and Publisher Founded October 1, 1881 aitd content of coverage, over four years and some of the rain has gone these were the following wln- and cried on someone elae’s ners: Mary Nackowskl, 729; by Glenn Gamber Published Every Evening Bbccept Sundays ago. and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at shoulder. Oliver Roberts, 709; Gus Gill, Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall By that we mean that the netwotto, on Here at the Center we’ve been 706; Inez Mahoney, 699; Jo- Matter. Mayor John ’Ihompson will be issuing a person to work full-time on plans for the whole, kept themselves dooer to registering for our day at the sephine Schuetz, 663; Eva Post, a statement Monday on the Board of the downtown area. It suggests either as­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ooodspeed Opera House come 887; Wilbrod Messier, 644; Education’s request for an addition­ signing a town employe to the Jpb or hir­ Payable In Advance their own pro|>er buaineae and to the real Aug. 9. So far, we’ve had 40 Felix Jesanls, 642; Robert Schu- One Year ...... 839.00 t .v ' i • al allocation of .$305,000 to the $10,176,000 ing a consultant. Six Months ...... 19.60 business of the oonvenUoa they did ■Ign up and we feel that more bert, 640; Mabel Keeney. 628; Three Mont^ ...... 9.76 education budget the Board of Directors Town Maneiger Robert Weiss said if a One Month ...... 8.26 four years ago. 'f '“S''' ’h''”® should have thoqght about It John Derby, 628; George approved in May. town employe were appointed It would • Single Copy ...... 16c by now, and think they would Schroll, 628; Paul Schuetz, 618; By Carrier ...... weekly 76c 'Die nature of the statement was not be John Harkins, assistant town man­ Or, to put it another way, they gave .like to go, so we’re going to Harriet Keeney, 617, and Meyer disclosed. ager who has been working on the proj­ m e m b e r o f the convention a little more chance to continue our registration for Levitt, 612. The education budget continues to be ect so far. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the rest of this week. Tuesday we spent the day The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ enact Itself, and not become merely cm- the topic of conversations In many However, If Harkins were assigned to titled to the use of republlcatlon of all We are sorry that we had to cleaning and preparing for the places. the downtown work, Weiss told the di­ news disMtches credited to It or not other* other TV-managed production. wise created in this paper and also the disappoint about 16 members big dance. We received some At the directors’ meetln»- Tuesday rectors he feels he would need an €ui- local news published here. who had signed up on the sec- valuable voluntary help for dec- All rights of republication of special dis­ What crtticiam we have of this first night. Dr. Salvatore Squatrlto Jr., a mlnlstratlve assistant to assume some patches herein also reserved. ond bus for the horse races orating the hall by the commlt- Manchester dentist, asked that the of the duties normally performed by 1972 performance lies in the same area but because we couldn’t fill the tee mentioned above, and we The Manchester Publishing Company as­ town’s health progrsuti absorb the School Harkins. sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ as our praise, and concerns this bus we had to cancel It. It Just thank them all very much, Dental Health Program, eech. Mr. Cronklte briefly eiqileln- The Wallace Specter Punch was the thirst quencher, A reminder that our first try Board secretary Anthony Pietrantonlo town, such as on Hilliard St. lic.” It Is strange Indeed how cus­ Into the open, would be to read a letter at Tuesday’s meeting which ed: 1. W. Abel is making one of the create a purer Legislature. and the evening was topped off TTie walks have been petitioned by the toms and attitudes do change, with a number of door prizes held at Wckham Park, on was a pleasant break from moat com ­ Catholic Cemetery Association, owjver That was before the Oonvention made hardest i^ieeches y e t.. . Let’s listen. I’ll from generation to generation. And it seems to be the theory given away. Thursday, July 20, starting munications the directors receive. The of St. James Cemetery. The regional religion the key factor in its selection of fill you in later.’ So much for the much- R e p o r t During the evening a beauti- morning. Tlck- letter, from Anita Taylor of Community of some of the legislative cru­ manag:er of the association appeared be­ a candidate for .Vice President. vaunted impact of live televlaian. Only yesterday. It seemed, saders, like Representative Vel­ bd hand-crocheted tablecloth ^ avall^ie for the event Concepts In Brooklyn, N. Y. praised Mrs. fore the directors in support of the there was a great and healthy la of Enfield, and House Speak­ Kay Wittke, full-time, secretary to the That was before the various defeated “ Pulling the camera away from the made by Mis. Josephine Schueti •>« New Jackets for Volunteers walks. He said the dralna:ge problem By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak drive to do something about the er Ratchford of Danbury, that was raffled eff to help defray If‘«>- ^ Tu®*- board. there is causing erosion of the land In candidates for the Presidential nomi­ central events in the convention hall,” Camp Kennedy jackets were awarded yesterday to deserving volunteer coun­ The letter read, “Recently I needed MIAMI BEACH — The under­ been amazed during primary dangerous to McGovern than even the mere visual absence of the night’s expenses. We wish Th® committee is ^ all front of the cemetery along Broad St. Insidious work of lobbyists In selors. After receiving them from Camp Director Harry F. Smith, the teen­ some information from your city hail nation had posed, within moments of O’Oonnor continued, "was sometimea pinnings of Gov. George Wal­ campaigning to be turned aside Wallace leading a third party. the lobbyists from the central to thank Mrs. Schuete tor the ^ make an enjoyable day, relation to Connecticut leglsla- scenes of legislative activity donation tor we realize how ^ "f®** j w r support. So, agers thought a ’’Fireman Climber” would make a good backdrop for showing and was fortunate enough to get Mrs. having cut him to pieces in down-ondhe Justified, moat notably in Senator Mc­ lace’s secret plans for this by factory workers who said While Wallace’s refusal to en­ Wll'lam Wilson, the town’s personnel autumn, which menace Sen. they could not b€u:k McGovern dorse McGovern could Influence ticn, 8ind the result was a law would have a benevolent result. long it must have taken her to ®®t a«^de ^ t d a ^ and them off. The three at the top are, from the left, Gary LaBrec, Candy Hilton Wittke. Not only was she polite but she floor conversations with the media, with Govern’s appearance before radical Join us In the ton of a good old- gave me the information I needed quick­ suoervlsor, in reporting this week the George McGovern’s iqohiU bat­ because they were tor Wal- Wallacelte Democrats to vote which requires such lobbyists and Nancy Pierro. In the center are, from the left, Kathy White and Dianne demonstrators in his hotel lobby. And, But one of the most vener­ possibility of additional jobs In the town the arms of eternal felkAVShlp draped Simllarly, McGovern’s con­ for Richard M. Nixon, third- Now r m getting ahead of my- P*®"*®’ „ Gold, with Barbara King hanging on at the right. The three standing are, ly and efficiently. tle, were revealed by the re­ to register themselves and the able of all political laws Is that government under the federal emer­ around the shoulders of the nominee. admittedly, a good many viewers may markable scene on the conven­ vention-floor tacticians held party candidate Wallace would self so let’s drcTp back a few ^^® *"®«® “*® from the left. Bob Sulick, Karen Pescosolido and Debi Robsky. ” 8he was such a pleasant change from names of their clients and then, vdilch looks cleaner and purer Ing runs that day. It will stop gency employment program, was mis­ tion floor late Tuesday night back their delegates from un­ ■predictably detract many more days. the rude. Inefficient city employes I deal That was before the nominee hlTtiaxlf not be interested in nominating speech­ isn’t necessarily that way. at the Mayfair Gardens at taken In his estimates of the number of when Wallace made his drama­ seating Wallaceltes in the Ala­ voters from the President. when a session has ended, re­ with here In New York City that I es. 10:30, and then travel on to the jobs wWch mivht be available. While the delivered himself of that immortal tic appearance. bama credentials fight. Ala­ How much active campedgn- 82 for SettNtek promised her I would write you a letter port the simount .of the fees they Unlike the more sensitive Westfaill Gardena around 11 In town Is applying for 28 per cent more ’’But a good many are and, given the The wildest demonstratlcm bama delegation leaders sent Ing Wallace actually does for Last Friday night we had 82 ^ 7 , and tell you how lucky you are to have- pledge, central to every campaign since have received for lobbying. members of the present Legis­ , , the morning. Then it will take Chess on Brink of Collapse money, much of this is due to the fact came not from Alabama, Flcnt- private messages of thanks to Democratic candidates depends, lature, this amateur guardian of players tor our setback games ^ her as an employe.” IMO, to provide the American people limited and oontroUed situation fOr the the gange to Wickham Pork that the funding period wlH be for a full da or Texas but from MTchi- McGovern. of course, on his health. But This was all for the presum­ with the following winners; Ly- speeches at this week's convention, the public weal always feels 6Uid come back to the Senior (Continued from Page One) in New York last month that the hall made noise studies and twelve months this year. whereas the with “ peace and p tm ^ rity .” gan, symbol of llberal-labor his calculated calm and cour­ ably healthy purpose of flush­ la Steele, 134; Hans Frederlck- Th'-mpsen reoerted to the board that During frenzied poliUking on better when he can see the lob­ Center, and will pick up any the competition would be announced that the noise level initial funding period was only 10 more TV exposure might have been pro­ power. Michigan delegates rep­ tesy in his role of national Dem­ ing the lobbyists out into the son, 129; Cls Wilson. 127; Flor­ and if the forfeit were erased the Mayor’s Downtown Action Commit­ That was before the nominee, decry­ the cruclad California creden­ byists at work than he d oes' passengers that are here at the filmed and Fischer at the time was about the same, with or months. ocrat at this convention, open, where everybody could ence PlUt, 123; Esther Qau- and the Sunday game was con­ tee feels It is at the stage where It needs vided for the few serious voices raised resenting Wallace’s May 16 tials vote here, McGovern when he doesn’t know where Center between 11:30 and noon­ seemed interested only in how wl'Jiout the cameras running. ing excessive defense ^winding in one sweep there erupted in a fren- praised Wallace tor correctly coupled with vast sympathy see them and recognize them dette, 121; Armand Roux, 121; sidered the second. on behalf of the various candidates. If they are and whom they may be time. much money he would get. The Reykjavik public, mean­ breath, was pledging himself. In the sled, arm-waving demonstra­ gauging the depth of alienation over his escape from assassina­ for what they were, and know Paul Schuetz, 119; Michael De­ With the loss of Tuesday’s wooing in some dark comer. So no real excuse tor not go­ In his appeal, Fischer said he while, appeared to be losing pa­ Striking Pilots nothing else, sticking more cloeMy to the tion. among American voters. “Both tion, has given him even more what they were up to. Simone, 117; Ted Rivard, 117; opener, Fischer trails 9-2 in the South Windsor second breath, to another classic prom­ ing. One thing to remember, was told that the cameras tience. More than half the 2,600 Such sentiment in the indus­ of us are painfully dissatisfied national prestige than he gain­ There used to be a time when EUeanor (Sates, 116; Armands ise—not to allow America to become core of the convention would have reduc­ The theory was that if the however. Is that the bus will not 24-game competition. Spassky ^srould be silent and Invisible seats in the arena were empty Drop New Talks trial North is the rationale for with the status quo,’’ McGov­ ed in his amazing primary vic­ the lobbyists never really both­ DesRdberts, 116; Ann Perras, ^ „„ needs 10 more points to retain 'nothing' could have been for Thursday’s scheduled a second rate power militarily. ed the amount o t trivia being energeti­ lobbyists could thus be forced IT , 1 -IT J be making the full swing as it MINNBIAPOUS. Minn. (AP) a new Wallace strategy of cam­ ern told Texas delegates last tories. ered to show up at the Oapitol 118; Helen Moeke, 118, and John „ J,,, his world title, Fischer 12% to farther from the facts.” match. Funds Granted to Improve cally produced on the frlnger.” to operate in the full public does on other days. It will go — A spokesman for the Air By this time, the delegates themselves, paigning this fall in carefully Monday. With other antlnMcGovem itself, but could content them­ Keboe, 116. take it. A win counts one point, '"nie bungling luiknowns who One of the participants on a ^ More concentration on the convention Democrats, Wallace is ccmvlnc- spotlight, their operation would selves with the proper kind of only as stated above. Line Pilots Association, on and the watching and listening public, selected Northern areas tor And breakfasting here at the Monday morning: was our a draw half a point. claimed to be professional cam- radio 'nlk show proposed that ed McGovern faces disaster in be sanitized, their influence Tbursday morning we had 44 Traffic Lights on Rt. 5 strike against Northwest Air­ its^ might, to be ^ledfic, have enabled Democratic candidates fearful briefcase visit to certain "key kitchen social bingo, and the A four-member international eramen were clumsy, rude and "Fischer and all the foreign re­ were beginning to find themselves on Fontainebleau Hotel Wednesday November and wants to lead in diminished, and the honor and players for pinochle, and the lines since June 30, says the im- of being dragged to defeat on morning with six Southern and offices in downtown Hartford— gang enjoyed the games, taking ’ Mahoney. committee presiding over the deceitful,” he said. “ The only porters be given elg^t hours to familiar ground. the knights of the microphone to be a “restructuring” the party. independence of the legislature state Representative Thomeu system at 46 to 60 m i*, the leg- lon does not “ have any reason the busing issue. border governors, McGovern offices where, in those dark and championship voted 3 to 1 Fii- thing Invisible, silent and out of get out of Iceland or he shot.” little more chivalrous and a little less in­ Whatever the accuracy of those Itself be protected. ______638; Grace Windsor, 608; Flor- Donpelly (R-46) said today that islator said. for optimism that negotiations A convention is still a convetMion is still "George remembers Richard ' emphasized his desire to win wicked days—most legislative day to reject Fischer’s appeal sight was the fairness on the predicUmis of disaster, Wal­ ence Brooks, 608; Floyd Post, funds for improvement of traf­ The eight Rt. 6 signals In the will resume at any foreseeable a convention Is still a convention. sistent with the famines of candidates. Nixon’s 1966 campaign tor a Re­ Wallace’s 8um>ort and Intent to New there is a new and dif­ decisions were accomplished. of the referee’s decision that part of the organizers . . . it publican Congress,” a key Wcil- lace’s coming campaign will 802; Monette Johnson, 696; Ivy fic signals through South Wind­ town affected are from the Blast date.” And the new politics is still, perhaps, They could have thrown away some of confer at lengtii with him some­ ferent kind of crusade building the American had forfeited the seemed to me that the organ­ sor on Rt. 6 have been granted lace strategist hrid us. Similar­ promote Just that result. Since then, the law-msdtii^ Slddell, 880; Betty Jesanls, 879; Hartford line at Rt. 30 to Sean- ’’Negotiations are broken off. politics. time before his acceptance against the lobbyists. second match. izers deliberately tried to upset Day Campers by the Dep^tment of Trans­ their own more idiotic questions. They ly, 'V^diace plans to campaign process itself has been brought JoeejMne Schuetz, 872; Felix tic Rd. Period. > The company Is main­ speech. Pressing for the decision to and provoke me by the way portation (DOT). The project is The fundamental difference between might not have had time to let them­ tor einlmttled Northern Demo­ This time the complaint is out into the open, relatively Jesar,te, 866; Lyla Steele, 661, The cost of the project Is es­ taining its take-it-or-leave-lt at­ But none of this arduous stand, the Russians said a writ­ they coddled and kowtowed to aimed at revising the existing crats to "save” them from the that they are too much in evi­ speaking, that is, and so has and Joseph Windsor, 667. W ill Visit timated at $80,000 but no town titude and we left it,” Robert one campaign and another may still be selves become the easy pawns of any courtship makes much differ­ ten medlced excuse was the that camera crew.” non-lnterconnected signals, most pro-busing party platform and Current Quotes dence. much of the lobbying. A ^ , al­ In the afternoon the lucky or federal monies are to be us­ Rezanka said Friday night. more a matter of hair lines and tele­ propaganda act wfaldi came along. ence. Even if McGovern forces buslng poning a match and no such ex­ sidered antiquated when com ­ vision sparkle and sound of tongue and lOUs for Wallace’s ambitious You can see them all the time when the lobbyists do cluster in were: Sally Jones, 3,960; Irving Old Seaport within the state’s Safety Im­ earlier Friday that Northwest plank in the platform (which, ”I want to do everything I cuse had been provided. pared to federal and state atan- the shaping of slogans and the degree of not, when anything at all is going on design to run fo r President in at the State Capitol. the halls, we think the typical Carlson, 3,490; Ann Campbell, provement Program. Oomple- Airlines must be willing to take instead, they successfully de­ can to be a reconciling and Fischer’s lawyer, Andrew V ernon dards, Donnelly said. upon the podium, even, if it is official 1976. legislator feels more flattered ' 3,480; and Florence Andereon, Children In the Robertson Day tion of the program is anticipat­ a positive approach to collec­ perspiration in crowds than it is a matter fended), the course Wallace is unifying force in the Democrat­ You can see them openly op­ Davis of New York, argued in trivia, pass up media-concocted trivia? Under no conditions will Wal­ than harassed. 3,260. Camp run by the Manchester The new system wU provide ed to be in the spring of next tive bargaining before negotia­ now programming would not ic party.” — Democratic presi­ erating to try to buttonhole and vain to the committee that if a of real difference in principles and aims lace endorse either the McGov­ mas Schedule For Hie W e^ Police Report Recreation Department will vis­ three Rt. 6 traffic control im­ yesu', Donnelly said. tions can resume. have been altered. d e n t i a 1 nominee George influence le^^lators. However, if Speaker Ratch­ player objected to conditions it and programs. ern or Nixon Presidential tick­ state Tax and Reglztratlon Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, it Mystic Seaport Wednesday. provements. It win Include That was made clear Tuesday McGovern offering his assist­ ford does want to accomplish should be enough to halt the This is one of the many activ­ ets. He will peditely treat M c­ And new, one short era after Shetra kitchen social, one can of fruit Vernon police arrests report­ more flexible cuad responsive Sometimes some of these campaign morning when Wallace confer­ ance to Democratic candidates something all defenders of pur­ play. ities children in the camp partic­ What? No Lo? Govern as a renegade Demo­ the lobbyists were forced out needed, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., pi­ ed today: signallzatlon by assigning the red with fellow goveinors in his for state and local office. ity can hall, let him devise F ischer’s attitude com­ "green time” requirements slogans obtain an inordinate poptdarity crat who has deserted his party, into the open, the leglslatora nochle games; 9 a.m. to 4:30 Laura Pelletier, 20, of 7 Ward ipate in. Swimming lessons, open mondays We kept hearing the DemocmUc Na­ suite at the Four Ambassadors some means of compelling these plicated anew the financial ar- drama, dance, arts and crafts, through the placement of vehi­ because they seem to promise many with Wallace c€unpeignlng as a are beginning to entertain pro- p.m., shuffleboard games, and St., Rockville, charged with go­ Hotel. He stressed his desire to ”I don’t have any ambition to gentlemen, in their otflclal re­ And 16 more rangemento for the competition cle detectors at appropriate lo­ tional Convention congratulating Itself national Democrat fighting to pcsals which would, by barring practice. Bus pickup at 8:30 ing the wrong way on a one-way playground games, and duck pin things to many people, and in such in­ remain Inside the party but ports, to list the actual amount and threatened to cost him cations; It will enlxuice both beads and cords safeguard the party’s traditional be vice president. I don’t think a.m., return trips at noon, and street (Ward St.). Court date bowling are among the other on Its own inclusions of all the mlnorl- conditioned his endorsement of the lobbjrists from rooms and of client money involved in their much of the money he had stances they can be regarded as danger­ base among blue-collar work­ I will be offered the vice presi­ reasons 4 p.m. Aug. 1. activities. safety and traffic flow by pro­ for neckloces and mocrame nominee McGovern tm (1) his floors where they can reach hiring and their work. pried from the organizers in viding ‘‘exclusive movement for ous. tiee in existence, the young, the poor, the ers. So, McGovern confronts an dency. I don’t think it is in the Tuesday. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Verdel C. Nash, 29, of no Registration for the camp may platform and (2) his Vice Pres­ legislators, send them back out drawn-out negotiations preced­ the three major movements at female, the tdacks, the Indians, the active Wallace autiunn cam­ cards.” — Former Treasury ahuffleboard games, and prac­ certain address, charged on a be made at Robertson Park on One heard, at Miami Beach, the first idential choice. Nobody there of public view, and make them ^ If these gentlemen really ing the match. most intersections straight paign spouting the same line Secretary John B. Connally to buy a Toyota tice; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Senior court re-arrest warrant with Monday at 9:30 a.m. The fee we seN Chicanos. doubted that both would be un­ subterranean characters again. spend that much time working Thorarinsson said the organ­ through, left turning and side trial flights of a new slogan aixxit that gave him the Michigan commenting to newsmen on the Bowling at the air-conditioned failure to appear in court on a is $15 per child per week. This acceptable to Wallace. on legislators for such small izers do no'. Intend to i>ay the strqet traffic; and create an 50e com . We were surprised as wen as pleas­ Presidential primary victory possibility the Texas Democrat The object of drlvlno; the lob­ Parkade Lanes. No bus sched­ charge of operating a motor fee covers milk for lunch, ad­ “bringing America home” in various Ironically, Wallace inside the fees, they ought to be hailed from loser’s share of the purse if inter-related system along the fVTTwry ed, therefore, when, for its nominee, it will be President Nixon’s run­ byists back Into their holes, like uled. vehicle while his license is un­ mission and transportation for lih e miracle of mchiltrcdt ways — not merely in the matter of and a total vote in all the pri­ Democratic party is far more before their Grievance Commit­ F ischer’ s nonappearance route allowing greater freedom ning mate. ' the object of forcing them out Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 der suspension. Court date Mystic Seaport, and all other tickets! came up with a weB-off middle-aged mary states apptocteblng Mc­ tees, for undercharging. TTiursday causes his dis- of procession through the entire dowrftown manehut*t* troops from Vietnam, but in a sense of Govern's own. Hometown p.m., shuffleboard games, and Monday. activities. white Methodist male, all as if it were open card playing, etc. No bus quallfcation. returning America to some simpler, pur­ Moreover, Wallace’s failure to ITie loser has been scheduled really no fatal disquallflcation at all to scheduled. er, nostalgic domestic yesterday which endorse the Democratic Presi­ to get 146,875 from the chess dential nominee threatens Mc­ Toyota. Thursday, 9:46 a.m.- to noon, be middle-aged, to be white, to be male, Bill Wliitaker federation, 846,000 from a $120,- is to be discovered, happily, at the end Govern with massive defections pinochle games; 11 a.m. to 4 1. Front disc brakes 2. 000 purse offered by London in­ to own a swimming pool, to be a Metho­ from Wallacelte Democrats p.m., picnic at Wickham Park. of some new trail of revolbtionAry adven­ 4 .speed all synchromesh vestment banker James Slater dist. even if Wallace never leaves Bus pickup at Mayfair Gardens ture. transmission 3. Wall-to-wali and $27,600 from television and Alabama this fall. That ex­ nylon carpeting 4. Reclining at 10:80 a.m., at Westhlll Gar­ unsoifs We would have waged anything the movie rights. We would all like to be “home” again, plains elaborate efforts by Mc­ bucket seats 5. Vinyl interior dens at l l a.m., and 11:46 from Removal of nominee of such a truly open and rep­ Govern agents here, and during 6.Trip odometer 7. Cigarette the Senior Center. Return trips but one thing that ought to be said at the could eliminate resentative convention would turn out to preliminary work cm the plat­ lighter 8. Glove box 9. Pack­ between 3:46 and 4:16 p.m. start of this campaign and that ougdit to and movie cash. form and credentials in Wash- age tray 10. Flo-thru ventila­ Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitch­ Candy Kitchen be some poor young Indian maiden. P O L I T I C K L S C H O O L C3iarles Fox, be repeated so long as this theme lasts Ingtixi, to smother Wallace with CmmtE tion 11. Tinted windows 12. en social, one can of fruit need-' Whitewall tires 13. Deluxe ed; 9 a.m. to 4130 p.m., shuffle­ is that this country cannot fulfill its own kindness and neutralize him for J ust a little c u r l A UTTLE BIT-LONG SIDEBURNS Where QuaUty Candy la Made Fresh DaUy wheel covers 14. Bumper board games; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., promises and obligations to itself nw its the fall campaign. ON FOREHEAD FOR' 1 FOR APPEAL TO •VOUTMFUL* VOTE guards 15. Chrome trim For example, McGovern's op­ *Youn(3/busV-tvpe*1-0 ^ AND CONCEAL RATHER LARSE EARS 1=^1 setback tournament. Bus pickup Choose From Over 200 Varieties responsibilities to mankind if it indulges Eafi:le Lock Perseveres 16. Fresh air heater and eratives privately told Wallace A TOUCH OF WHITE AT THE TEMPLES I defroster. at 8:80 a.m., return trip at Blueberry Sundae! itself in some shallow philosophy of com­ FOR 'OLDER* V/OTE AMO URGE THE noon. Not only was it good news for Terry- strategists that McGovern’s TViO-RNCER SKIN PUSA-UP All of this and more le ttandaRl RuBTOSU3NlFV*oeEP | TRY OUR POPULAR fortable is(4atlonlst withdrawal from a vine but for all of Connecticut to learn flattering second visit to the aquipmant on the Corolla 1200. Sweet, ripe,. luscious blueberries poured over fresh T««OUOUT‘'AMDTOSHOW off that the venerable Bag}e Lock Co. bad hospitallxed Wallace July 6 was trouMed world. What we need is not to CLEAN FIMOERNAILS emerged from bankruptcy. Its skirts to get the cuiswer to this ques- I TO A W T E R ’iS OPINION We Have A Fine PEANUT BUTTER KISSES blueberry ice cream — then topped with dairy fresh be less in the world, but to be in it in a Ureal whipped cream . . . It's the Berries! ary vote in Uberal Michigan? LITTLE PINK1£-RN6CR“ peanut butter. An old fashioned favorite. Try clides and patterns of reapooslblllty. Can­ place in the manufacturing firmament FliESU- COLOURED BANDAGE STRIP - 1 Reliable Uaed Clan In Ills hour at the hospital, TO DEN0TE»6VMP»irHV' some soon. of the state. lARESUOOFSHlWWGBTlNESADAV P.S. Let Us Package Some For Your Home Freezer! didate McGovern speaks of peace, as all McGovern told Wallace he had I at Realiatto PrioezI No company deserves it more than (Ela- AMERICAN FLAO CUFFUNKS candidates do. But peace does not come TO INDICATE APPROVAL ' Buv* Americah* Pin to MoieATE gle Lock. It was this nation’s first lock OFNOnQ KONG IMPORTS^ ^ SurooRTQFTARtFFS______^ in a cheap wine; it can only be built by manufacturer. Its product were in­ "X See how much car participation in the troublestpf the world, ternationally hailed. ^Imoet 100 years Herald ' FRAVEOSWRTCUFFsX / ^ f l ^pmSlLK SUIT TO IMPLV ‘ Success* your money can SJvadi^SJ^ ago (1876) it was being honored at the TO IMPLV P0OR-6UV not by abstaining from them. Senator iNRlW^-PROOPTieTO SHM nation’s Centennial in Philadelphia. Yesterdays JUSrD0UI&*ClVICDUTV*4 b u ya t McGovern’s seeming invitation to a spell THE CHRISTMAS PRCSEMT FROM At the peak ,of its industrial might, it 1 THE G ir l s a t the o f f ic e MAND UNDER ARMPIT TO Oaihij^SioMA, of .Just taking care of ourselves is 25 Years Ago employed as many as t,600 employes. CAST INEODIHG RIN&?*MV5IERV ’ LEMON CRISP DEODORANT HIST* LYNCH MOTORS Like so many other home-based indus­ potentially more reckless than any of Lt. Frank J. Moore is appoint­ — AND HIDE CHICKEN CRO­ R)R Confident masses minsumG 848 CENTER ST. TWO OONVBNIENT LOCATIONS tries It has been absorbed by a larger ed to post with Co. A of the QUETTES ORAVJV STAIM ON 6464SM Rt. 6 a 4AA^-Open DaUy and 8im .; Parkade Branch —Mon. ilira 8a$. the fiscal proposals for wfilcfa he is con­ la pel from "KICK OFF'LUHCHECW BoV SCOin^BELT BUCKLC(otnoMaL) one, but there seems to be every indica­ Manchester National Guard. sidered vulnerable. Not to come home, tion that Terryville and Eagle Lock will “ The Toyota People” ROUTE 6. BOLTON — T E L 649-4332 (John and Bernice Rleg) but to g o forth in the right vmy — that long be linked. For this ail of us should 10 Years Ago SUNDAY t AJi. - 9 PJi. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tIU 8:00 P.M. is still the reel key to p^ace and securi­ be grateful. It Is good to retain this Con­ sa:sD,a necticut—conceived plant in our mldst.-- This was a Sunday; The Her­ MEM'S ErAAICXMG B3Se-PM rce 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Candy Also Available For Fund Raising ty. for ourselves, for eveiytxidy. WATERBURT REPUBLICAN ald did not publish. \ / ■ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER. CONN., SATtJRDAY, JULY 15, 1972 « MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1^, 1972 PAGE SEVEN Area Churches Churches iiiiiuMiiiiiiMinmapyyyiuyyw Soocod OongrcgaltaMa Church Emanuel IjuilieTan Cburoll St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Trinity Lutheran Church First BvatigeUoal Lnthenui united Church of Christ Oiurch and CSiestnut Sts. Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 80, Church of Rockville Church and Park Sts. Rt. UA, Oovmtnr Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rockville 164 Orchard St. Rev, George F. Nostrand, Rev. Robert K. Baohtold, Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. David P, Krampiti, Rev. Richard B. Bertram, Rector lOnlster Co-Pastors Interim Paator Paator m ti Rv. EMward C. B. Shewell, ERVICES IRECTORY Robert A. L,anler, Intern Priest-ln-Ilealdence io a.m., Worship flervloe. Rev. Stephen J. White 8 knd 10:30 a.m ., Worahip 9 a.m ., Religious School. 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. Rev. Ronald Haldeman lervlce. Holy Communion. 9:18 a.m .. Adult Discussion 9 a.m.. The Service. Nursery 9:16 a.m., Sunday School, Group, n Untted for Infants. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion,' idult Instruction Oaaa. 10:80 a.m ., Worahip Servtoe. unitsd Church of Christ L U C A ’S CAMPING Prayer Book. First Sunday of eacn month, .ToUand Self-Service HIGH GRADE 6 Unitarian Unlveraallst Society 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Trial Unitarian FeUowahlp Communion. Rsv. Donald O. MlUtr, Laundromat EQUIPMENT 466 Main St. Use. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. of Glastonbury Mlnistar (XwajM Also Rcu’caving, ' Custom Made Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bugs, PRINTING Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, Shewell. Walk In th park for Academy Junior High Our Savior Lutheran Chnroh 9:80 and 11 a.niM Wonhlp Air Mattresses, Stoves, Minister youngsters during the sermon. Main St., Glastonbury 289 Graham Road rAm/f/6 Lanterns Job and Conunercial South Windsor Servtoe and Church Sobool. Nursery care. 53 TOLLAND TPKE. Printing 11 a.m „ High School Oaaa. • Tailoring ^ Closed for the summer. Serv­ Wednesday, lo a.m.. Holy 10:80 a.m.. Service, NUrsery Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor FARR'S Mnncli/Vernon Town Lino Prompt and Efficient ices resume on Sept. 10. Communion, Prayer Book. ind School. 7 to 8:80 p.m., Pilgrim Ftl- • Drj- Cleaning “The Everything Store!” Printing of AU Kinds FREE TOWING 8:80 and 10:48 a.m .. Worship lowahlp. • I.aiindr.v Service Camp - Bike - Sport PHONE 613-2467 The Salvation Army Zion Evangelical Lutheran Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Services. Holy (Communion on 176-178 Spniee 81. 2 MAIN STREET Community Press the first Sunday of each month St. Fysaelaof AssW eei Main St. Church Church Manchester at Depot Square Hours; at 10:46, and'on the third Sun­ 678 ElUlngtan Rd. Mon. - Frl. 8-6 254 Broad St., Rear MaJ. and Mrs. Lawrence J. (Mlseouri Synod) (Wisconsin Synod) Drive-In Parking Open Dally to 9 :00 P.M. Camping Needs^Here Beadle Cooper and High Sts. 800 Buckland Road, day at 8:80. South Windsor J. FARR — 043 7111 Sat. 8-12 Telephone 643-5727 Offlcer-ln-Charge Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor South Windsor 9:80 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. John O. Oay> Have you made your vacation a nice size, 12’xl2’ , and are Pastor Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Adult Bible Class. plans yet? If not, why not think wonderful (or outdoor enjoy­ 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, about a camping trip with the ment. CUSTOM MADE Classes for all ages. 10 a.m ., Worship Service. Wesleyan United Methodist Assistant Paator MANCHESTER i-.amping accessories that are MANCHESTER 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meet­ North United Methodist Church Church O s frin s k y family? Camping can be real designed to making camping fun CANVAS AWNINGS ing. Nursery provided. Crystal Lake Rd., EUhvrtm Saturday, Massas at 8 and 7 Reuben Plen’s Texaco fun if you are properly fitted 300 Parker St. St. John's Episcopal Church DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. are in abundance at Farr’s, 6:15 p.m.. Open air service Rev. Barie R, Custer, Rt. 80, Vernon Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor p.m. One old time Indian (Pontiac- of cleanliness and Mr. Plen's out, and the way lo do this is Coleman stoves, these are easy to go to a camping specialist Ssbofood, and Indoor prayer meeting. to use, easy to clean, lanterns, Pastor Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Stmday, Massas at 7 4 0 , 9:M , MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery trlbe) recently was heard to emphasis on courtesy is evident 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Rector 9:46 a.m ., Sunday School and ll.a.m . say, “ Car Owners Who Plan on first contact. —in this case. James Farr, ovens, stands, lee chests - a owner of Farr’s, 2 Main St, CHOICE VARIETY 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Sei^ Classes for all ag^s. IRON Quality Memorials With Plen be 'Plen-ty Happy.” Plen’s Texaco sells only top must, of course— jugs to men­ Full Gospel Christian mon: “Orchestra of ^ouls." The 8 a.m .. Holy (Communion. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Sacred Heart Ohuieh He wa.s, of course, referring to name products such as Fire­ Gone are the days when tion a few things. Colemim camping was a hardship for Fellowship Interdenomlnatloiial Rev. Henry MUlan, Protestant 10 a.m ., Family Service and Nursery. ' Rt. 80, Vernon SCRAP METAL Over 30 Years’ Elxporience Reuben Plen of Plen’s Texaco, stone tires, Havollne motor oil, parts and repair service is also Quality Orange Hall chafdaln at Hartford Hospital, Church School. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 381 Main St., Manchester. Texaco and Delco batteries, AD, everyone but the children, and available. To save space, alu­ it you have not looked over the Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor guest speaker. Liturglst will be 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Rev.'Sklward Konopka Call 649-5807 The rea.son the old sage ut­ CThamplon spark plugs. You can minum nested Mirro cook sets, Seafood and PAPER many items that make camping John Wilks. Nursery for chil­ Assistant Pastor tered this bit of wisdom is that depend on Rube to replace your lervice for four, six or eight St. Peter's Episcopal Church 731 PARKER ST. A. AIMETXI, Prop. fun and take the hard work out 43 OAK STREET SEE US FOR: 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study dren five years old and young­ St. Maurice Church more and more people are com­ car’s worn out parts with only people. Heat-Pal tent and trail­ '> Aluminum RoU Up Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor of it, you have a real surprise TEL. 649-9037 and open discussion. Sunday er. Bolton Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Tel. 643-0736 or 643-0879 Harrison St., Manehestor ing to realize that Rube Plen the best made parts. Rube often er heaters for chilly nights, Awnings Rev. Jsunes A. Birdsall, in store for you. Stop in at School. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9, 10:80, i.s net just a run-of-the-mill tells a customer, “ You can buy absolutely safe and efficient, us­ Vicar Farr’s and see for yourself how • Door Canopies 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ Community Baptist Church and 12 noon. gasoline station operator. No a cheaper tire but how soon ing alcohol (or fuel. Alcohol many items they stock—and at stoves, water and gas contain­ • Storm Doors ice. An American Baptist Church 8 and 10 a.m., Holy Com- Saturday Mass, 8 p.m. sir-ec Bob, Rube is a skilled, will you need to buy another • Combination Windows reasonable prices — to make ers in plastic and metal. Camp 586 E. Center St. munion. Sunday Hasses, 7:80, 9:18 and St. Bernard’s Church well trained mechanic with a one to replace It?” Reuben Plen’s STEVENSON’S your camping trip real fun. toasters are also a popular Manchester Awning Co. Church of the Assumption Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Rockville MERCURY background covering many Now you can see when the 11 a.m. For instance, Farr’s has the item. 195 WEST CENTER ST. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. AUnister Rev, John J. White years of experience. Like any man said “ PLAN with PLEN" Avery St. Travel Agency largest and finest selection of Make your nights comfortable Texaco Station Telephone 649-3091 Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Mrs. Robert Burt, St. Margaret Mary Church Rev. William Schneider ESSO real craftsman in any trade, he was really saying “ Let Christian Ref«Hmed Church Hirsch-Weis and Camel tents in with wooden cots, aluminum Established 1949 Rev. Robert J. Burbank Director of Religious Ekhication 646-2756 Rube is FUSSY, FUSSY, FUS­ Plen’s Texaco take care of your 381 Main Sireet 661 Avery St. Wapptng Rev. Anthony Mitchell 40.'> MAIN ST. this area, featuring the latest cots, or the popular double- SY - - one who just can't turn car and you can PLAN to save South Windsor Rev. Thomas O. O'Neil, Pastor NO SERVICE finish materials with exterior decker folding cots which may Saturday, Masses at 6:00 and 9:3o a.m., Worsh^) Service. TEL. 649-r)5.‘i;i out shoddy work. Rube won’t PLEN-TY dollars and much un­ Phone 643-9149 Rev. Peter Mans, Rev. Joeeph Schick Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. CHARGE aluminum frames that can be ^ M Upholstery 7:30 p.m. Topic: “ How to Pray — And discriminate! Whether your car be used separately or together; Sunday Masaes, 7, 9:18, 10:10 ■ Tune-Ups necessary aggravation. set up in minutes. There seems Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Make It Work.” Child care for Minister be a '72 Caddy or a '51 Kai­ replacement cct covers are also Hydramatlc Transmlsalon and IV I Shop Saturday, Masses at 8 and 7 and 11:46 a.m . The nicest thing about trad­ to be no limit lo the kinds Repairing PBE-UPHOI.STER1NG 10:30 and 11:46 a.m. Nursery and Kindergarten. f • Engine Cleaning ser he'll exert every effort to stocked. There are a dozen dif­ p.m. ing with Plen’s Texaco is that and varieties of tents carried • MODERN FURNITURE 9 'a.m., Silnday School. please you and make your car ferent stjdes of air mattresses, ' All Work Guaranteed Sunday, Masses at 8:80, 10 S t Bfattbeer’e Chnroh you can be certain that there here, umbrella tents, cabin and ANTIQUES Church of Jesus Christ of 10 a.m., Worship Service. • General Repairs operate as it should. Mr. Plen new tufted style which is tops Concordia Lutheran Church and 11:80 a.m. Tolland RESERVATIONS FOR is no guess work there. tents, pup and play tents to Texaco Lubrication Service • ('iistoin Fiirnitiiri’ Latter-day Saints (Mormon) 7 p.m.. Worship Service. is conscientious and he feels his In sleeping comfort. Camp 40 Pitkin St. Rev. J. CUtford Chirtln, Paator • HOTELS • Stamps We Give Green Stamps iind Sli|H’OV/^ Spring St.; Gennaro Associate Minister Church. ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your CUSTOM & STOCK sash with the beautiful Karey LIQUORS old Michael Coelho, chairman of Abbruzzesi of Maple St., Ver­ in charge ot crafts. Mr. and BIrs. George F. Apel, Rt. 81 and North River Rd. But, since unemployment la tion to all of his customers. He p l u s ed. song, and testimonies will be Flood Victims next project. Estate combination windows - - presented by the “ Signs for the the fund drive. non; Mrs. Virginia Prouty, 800 Mrs. Dorothy Bobbitt of 146 Assistants In CSiriatian Coventry Burr. Comers, Manehester high and money Is tight — Ja- handles only the best in mate­ and . screens. They are custom GARAGE h a r v e s t HILL Harvest Singers.” Michael, who promises A former Manchester resident Ellington Rd., South Windsor; Diane Dr., South Windsor, will Education Rev. W. H. Wilkena, Pastor ' Next to CaMor gielskl was willing to cut rates. rials and stands in back of his crafted from extra heavy gauge 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., The “ games, prizes and fun" at the is doing'his bit to aid the flood- Noel H. Bradley, Bolton Lake serve as camp nurse. Mrs. Thursday, he sold two of the work. There really Is a differ­ 3063-TS aluminum and have a DISCOVERY "Signs for the Harvest Singers” bazaar, made a special appeal stricken victims In Pennsylvan­ Hotel, Bolton; and Nehemla Elaine Lancaster of Somers will 9 a.m., Worrfilp Service. 9 a.m., Worship Service. tickets for $75 — to two under­ ence In custom tailored awn­ sense of patrician design to in­ Specialliing in BRANDS The ings, both in their appearance will present a program of for victims of muscular dystro­ ia. Levin, P.O. Box 374, Coventry. be the lifeguard. E /lJohnson PAI NT CQ cover Detroit police officers. sure performance and beauty and in their durability. They MASTER CHARGE sacred music and gospel songs. phy. “ Please, all they need is Robert A. Kurland, son of The camp Is being ccmducted Second Congregational Church Talcottvllle Congregattonal He has been charged with (or the exterior of your home. BRAKE SERVICE Bible a chance, and you can give it Church 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 ticket scalping, an offense add comfort to your home, they Stop in at Manchester Awn­ ------Tf------Mrs. Reba Kurland of 57 Jensen for 8 to 12-year-olds. The 68 United Church of Christ PERSONAL CHARGE to them. Please come on down United CSiurch of Christ which carries a possible 90-day also add beauty, and frankly ing Co. and see samples of ACeXJUNTS INVITED Speaks Church of the Nazarene St., Is now serving for a week Plane Incident campers registered Include 18 Rt. 44A, Coventry BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Front End Alignment to our bazaar and give them locally, plus groups from Grot­ Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. Truman O. Ireland, jail sentence and $100 fine. you can enjoy the best ‘at very these combination storm and 286 Main St. in the flood disaster area of Wil- TEL. 649-0446 all your hearts.” on, Bridgeport, Stamford, Dan­ BOnlster Pastor Your independent “ It wasn’t very smart of him little extra cost. So why not let screen sash. They will be gla^ Rev. William A. Taylor, kes-Ba^e, Pa. Mystery Grows Manchester Awning C o. take General Repair Work by bury, and Hartford. About half to advertise (the tickets) In the to show them to you and ex­ Pastor Kurland, associate professor YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — SERVICEMASTER care of your awnings needs? Eugene of these will attend on camper- 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 10 a.m.. Public Wordiip. newspaper," one of the arrest­ plain their many superior fea­ "f Ulster County Community Search and rescue workers They have many sample books Brewer ships made possible by gifts - F O R 25 YEARS ing officers said. tures. • 10:30 a.m., Combined Sunday A Thought for Today College and a volunteer with the have opened up a new mystery to look at and you are always from members of the varlotu One of the "plus” features of One’s right to employment School and Church Vacation Bi­ Sponsored by the Manchester Kingston (N.Y.) Red Cross at the Mt. Adams site of a dealer. THE NAME FOR churches Involved. SINGIN G FOR THE DEAF AND HEARING welcome to stop In and look Karey Estate Is an exclusive, I EXPECT REPAIRS ON F0REI6N GARS despite admitted sexual per­ ble School closing program. Council of Churches chapter, has been assigned to plane that crashed more than PROFESSIONAL Buck I.sland Reef National The camp will close with the them over. You can park right the famed "floating action” ex­ version has b«een established 7 p,m.. Evening Service. Mes­ the Plymouth Armory, a suburb 23 years ago. AT CALVARY CHURCH Monument at St. Croix, in front of the store, and this UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. in our society. Yet in our fair noon meal on July 22. CLEANING panders to compensate for sage by the pastor. “ What <3od In periods of history when of Wilkes-Barre, to serve with The plane, discovered some American Virgin Islands, is a Is one place where parking Is city a man lost his position Carpets, park pf the future. It is locat­ changes in the weather; life­ Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. wants to do for you." God has been primarily, thought a unit of the Pennsylvania Na­ time ago, was confirmed as never a problem. There are recently because of his lead­ Furniture, Walls, ed on the bottom of a tropical time stainless steel runners for Phone 646-4485 of as the Judge, men have tend­ tional Guard. that of a craft reported missing many new patterns this year ership against the Inroads of TV Floors, or your sea and coral barricf reef. effortless, permanent operation Trinity Covenant Church A graduate of Manchester March 17, 1949. Records showed and, as always, the canvas is ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES the smut racket. This should ed to critically judge one an­ NEWI — BXOITINO entire house! Vistors use boats instead’ of of inserts. There are especially occasion little surprise, for, 302 Hackmatack. St. other. Today, more and more High School In 1943, Kurland that the plane had been located & the best that you can get, de­ designed sliding handles to pro­ while Bible-reading in public Rev. Norman E. Swensen, started as a Red Cross volun­ in 1969. It had been found bur­ CALL cars and wear swim suits and signed to give long wear. people are returning to what the NATURAL HEALTH snorkel masks. Signs are 15 vide definite locking positions ICASTROLOILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS ahools has bteen severely cur­ Pastor evangelist John asserted when teer in the Manchester Chapter led and a crash plate had been 649-3433 which offer extra security. tailed, the unfounded theory feet under water, made of Have you ever considered VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT he wrote "God Is Love." Maybe and attended National Aquatic attached to Indicate the find FOOD SHOPPE SERVICEMASTER roll-up awnings? These are sold Why not make this the year of evolution is taught as fact 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. School under their auspices in had been recorded. waterproof plastic and must by uninhibited skeptics. Truly this l6 why many people in all HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS he scraped regularly to rid at Manchester Awning Co. and that you free yourself of the . “ Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” The Rev. Mr. Swensen will our churches are able to love 1948 and 1919. But the remains of a t>ody AT IB B By HIGBIE twice-a-year chore of window It is later than we like to • Hotpoint • Maytag • Frigidaire • Zenith them of sea growth. are gaining in popularity. They preach on “ Multiplication and and accept other Christians who were brought down the moun­ are self-storing, roll up like a and screen changing? Once you think! • RCA • Panasonic • Westinghouse it Hotpoint Subtraction of God." Children's are different from themselves. Lightly brown cubes of bread tain from the wreckage by the PARKADE window shade when you do not have Karey Estate combination • Stereos • Dishwashers • Radios s TVs • Dryers • Etc. When supposed civic lead­ Church for Grades 1 through 6. Ecumenism is possible because brown on all sides. These crusty workers Thursday. SIGNS for the HARVEST SINGERS need them. If the day is dull, storm and screen sash Install­ ers not only refuse to as- Nursery for pre-school children. the love we share is a reflec­ croutons are delicious tossed In No mention of any bodies was simply roll up your awnings. 1 ed you will wonder why you did sunkB "a posture against the any green salad. from Waxahachie, Texas Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at Hie Porkode Phone ets-Ben invasion of their community tion of God’s love for u8 all. made in the earlier reports. CUSTOM These awnings are made by | not do It sooner. by the mafia-controlled por­ First Church of Christ, Love (God) and nothing short of JULY 14 • 18 Scientist nography industry, but at­ it (Him) can unite the different Friday 8:00 p.m ., OONCBIRT LORRAINE'S tempt to throttle and employe 447 N. Main St parts of Christ’s Body (all the KITCHEN Saturday 9:00 A.M., PRAYBR BREAKFAST u y who does so, as a private men and women who commit HONEYWAaON We Need Homes In Man­ INTERIOR DECORATINO citizen only, one may safely 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ themselves to carrying out his Saturday 8:00 P M ., Outdoors Gookout k Omoert • Draperies assume one of three causes: Open chester for Waiting Customers CENTER day School and Nursery. "L ife" ministry today). Ecumenism Is S ^ c T a n k Simday School at 10:00 A M . Slipcovers I [j 1) intimidation by racket­ • Ujiiolstery eers; 2) fear of the loss of Is the subject of the lesson-ser- popular and growing not be­ WESTOWN Services at U:00 A.M. a 7:00 PM. FREE Home Evaluation and 'Counseling! business; or 8)' circulation of I m an. The Golden Text: Romans cause it appeals to the human A ll D ay Monday 1:80 PM . at WESTHIUL GARDENS Concert (Homes from $15,000 and up) • W ia d o w Shades erotica as a matter of prin­ 6 :23. spirit but because It directly PHARMACY Service M(«day 9:00 PM . on "700 Club," Channel 18 etc., etc. • MR. STEAK • ciple is condoned. “ Woe to Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testi­ stems from God’s Spirit. Also— CUSTOM BUILDING CLOSED FOR VACATION S und ay Tuesday 7:80 PM ., FINAL CONCERT 244 Center Street those who call evil good and mony meeting. “ So when each separate part Emergency Service DESIGNED WITH YOU Manchester • 646-1996 good evil ..." (Isaiah 6 ;20) The Christian Science Read­ works as it should, the whole MLS lULY 17 - JULY 31 IN MIND BY A DEC­ OPEN 7 DAYS -11 TO 9 ing Room, opei) to the public body grows and builds Itself Reasonable Rates Welcome fo Calvary Church ORATOR WHO CARES. Specializing In U.S.D.A. CHURCH OF CHRIST except cm Saturday and holi­ up through love.” Phone Choice Steaks and 46 WEST CENTER STREET All Medicinal Services Available 647 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. Storkweather 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER POST RD. PLAZA - 876-2996 Lydall and Vernon Streets days, Is legated at 968 Main St. (Ephesians 4:16b) 646-5353 Fresh Sea Food TEL 649-2330 GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 640-7.114 \ ROUTE 80, VERNON SILVER LANE EXTENSION Phone: 643-2517 The hours are 11 a.m., to 4 p.m. The Rev. Robert W. Ihloff 455 HARTFORD ROAD iS43-5230 Rev. K. L. Gustafson, PasttHr Monday through Friday. St. George’s Episcopal Church / PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES1®R, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 MAN(3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 PAGE NINE Mets’ Newest Member, Instant Hero

SAN DIEGO (A P )— Un­ day after the Meta recalled him With five outfielders sidelined "I had a half-hour meeting this year. Nassiff Arms Capture Little League Title til Friday night, exeryone from the minors and was one of with injuries, the New Yorkers before the game,” Zimmer Seaver, 12-1 lifetime against only two off the San Diego called up Schneck from Mem: said, "and I harped oh two the Padres, gave up five hits. had managed to resist the One was Nate Oplbert’s two-run temptation to compare Padres’ Steve Arlln, 7-10. The phis Thursday because he was things—that we're getting hurt too often on O-and-2 pitches and homer In the first inning. The Dave Schneck with Stan two-nm homer In the sixth in­ leading the Texas League in ning wiped out a 2-1 San Diego homers with 24 in 81 games an^ that we’re giving up too many right-hander also allowed five Musial. lead and gave Tom Seaver, 125, runs batted in with 76. He also walks. walks—the most he has given But now that the New Tork a 3-2 victory. was averaging .304. ‘‘Arlin came back to the up in any game this season. Mets’ rookie has hit a homo Schneck hadn't gotten much The 5-foot-lO, 200-pounder bench after the kid's home run “ I was like an old woman out Oilers, 1 to 0 run to win his first major attention as a high school play­ from Whitehall, Pa., was sur­ and said, 'You ought to kick there,” Seaver said. league game, it’s being recalled er despite a 20-2 pitching prised to find himself batting me.’ I said, ‘You ought to kick The Padres agreed but ex­ ..flllll, that a scout named OlUe Van- cleanup Friday night. However, yourself.’” pressed admiration for the record and a .862 batting aver­ o f n fail Wll'fili ek, who signed Musial out of a age. He was the 666th player he recovered In a hurry and The only other hit off Arlin Mets’ ace. E xtra small town In the Pennsylvania "He didn't have his good Inning 'm'Vc( chosen in the June, 1967 trte lined a hanging slider from Ar- came when Duffy Dyer led off ' j i ‘ OiHDim ! coal country in 19S8, signed agent draft. Mn over the waU. the third inning with a low, stuff or his great control but he By EARL YOST Schneck out of a small town In He signed with the Mets for Arlin, who has pitched two line-drive single almost caught still won,” said San Diego Proud claimants of the 1972 Little League baseball pitching coach Roger Craig. h- the Pennsylvania coal country practically nothing, spent one two-hitters and one one-hitter by a diving Jerry Morales in championship in Manchester are the National League In 1968; that both hit left-hand­ year in the minors and then this season, was upset at mak­ centerfleld. Dyer eventually “That’s the mark of a great title-holders, Nassiff Arms. Sponsor Fred Nassiff’s tal­ j f i n '" ed, and that both were signed was drafted into the Army in­ ing such a bad pitch and so scored on Bud Harrelson’s sac­ pitcher.” ented group of youngsters, tutored by Lou Pilver and i.t as pitchers but moved to the fantry. He spent 14 months of was his manager, Don Zimmer, rifice fly, breaking Arlin’s aay Kirby, 6-8, is to oppose outfield. his two-year hitch as a combat who ordered a Saturday morn­ string of 21 consecutive score­ MeU right-hander Gary Gentry, - Jimmy McCon'vlllei nipped the ; —------—— ,..P Schneck's hit Friday came a soldier in Vietnam, ing workout for the Padres. less innings against the Mets 3-8, in tonight’s game. OUers In a thrilling, exciting ,.?® " ! and well-played game last night ,, _ ^ ® "®® at WaddeU Field.in.M Harman grounded to third Oakland Sweeps Pair from Yatiks ITie final score was 1 n i Gllha was ruled out for 1-0, m running outside the baseline to VW.< Pirates Nip Astros, seven tamings, the first extra ^vold the tag. Steve Evans, taming affair In the annual post' fVifl, Oiler third baseman, apparently season double elimination clas- jih.,-. „„„ .i, „ . . , TO ric«lc wnicnwhich brlnxs ^ traether e t n e r the ‘knowing ®®® ‘‘’® he “"’P didn’t ® touch the A’s Quick Change three league championship runner, started chasing Gliha. Reds Stop Hot Cards teams. : ^ l l e r the American l ^ e champion A ^y A Navy NEW YORK (AP) — Dave Schneck was the 669th (AP photo) The OUnm ®TntArnstinTiiii Meanwhile, the ever- BEATS THROW— Orioles’ Don Baylor makes it back to first successfully on player chosen by the New York Mets in the 1968 free Has Kline Talking AMi!JUCAN LEAGUE lAoffue kinra ’vnvn It tliAir a 11 ®*®'^ Carman was on the move an attempted pickoff. Awaiting throw is White Sox’ first baseman Tony Muser. agent draft. East He later was one of th o u ------NEW YORK (A P )— “ It was painless. That’s for sure. K wl[|J!?t’e^ugh before an- “cr a f ‘"® W. 1L. Pet. G.B. 4y ii'i, ,ii>' sands who went to war in Viet borne runs. The Cubs hit four other smaU but enthusiastic t,„ ^ Detroit 44 35 .667 — It happened so fast.” — ; ~ ~ . .. . up stepped Prl^smo ar.d the Nam in 1969 Braves three, two by Steve Kline, New York Yen- ’The Yankees had scored their gathering of parents, relatives ,070 i u.i„ i ™ Baltimore 43 36 .644 1 . , i, V. . . . . Little League season was But today he’s not just anoth- bUke Lum. kee right-hander, was talking three runs In the first I n n ^ and long-time followers of the __ “ 1, . . er number with Yogi Berra. • * • Boston 37 38 .493 5 smaU fiw baseball looi> for this ® climax as he dropped 37 39 sm M try raseomi loop for Uils ^ rlghtfield. Twins Jinx Red Sox, “He really picked us up at a BEDSREDS • - CARDS New York rubber meeting between the two i i * (Cleveland 33 46 Dowers Dennis Joy added a single in time when we needed a lift,” ■Pete Rose’s two-run Milwaukee ■31 45 perfect, no-hlt pitcher for six loaded and Ron Swoboda dou- 4 *« .A 4. Ai- the Arms* seventh but it was Frank Uvingston, who author- . -T ^ , , West Innlngs Into a 9-3 loser to the bled home two more runs. . ... ^ . wasted as was Kevin Dee s in after Schneck’s first major "big off Rick Wise that carried ed a no-hlt, no-nm game dur- Qiigrg’ 60 30 .626 — Oakland A’s Friday night. "I never walked three In a seventh. Oakland ing the regular season cmd who Chicago 45 36 .566 6H ^® game of the row before.” Hunter com- Defensively Joy made the Fisk Bfelts No. 13 .626 8 Yankee’s home stand and the mented. "And I never ■walked set the Oilers down in the first Minnesota 41 37 3-2 Friday night. ° ®' .613 9 opener cf a baseball double!- in a run before. Maybe It was meeting between the two clubs ‘3 (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) (Herald photo by BucelvlcluH) the Kansas (Jity .41 39 ^ Wilson’s bid for a base hit off The Mets’ victory, also fash- against .444 14% header. The A’s made It a the sweat shirt I had on. It got last week, 2-1, on only one hit, NasaifCs Kevin Carrier Releases Tension Oilerss’ Catcher, Craig Oslrout, Gets Hand MINNEAPOLIS-St. Paul Boston starter Sonny Slebert then Don Newhauser were sum- California 36 45 yras the victim despite a ster his shoetops in centerfleld In the loned on Tom Seaver’s five-hit- - 34 47 .420 16% sweep by winning the nightcap, heavy In the humid weather. I fifth. (AP) __ The Boston Red appeared en route to a well-de- moned from the bullpen in a ______Texas Ung showing. He walked two ter, kept them in pursuit of the 1-0. took it off after the first taming President Joe Dennln awarded Sox apparently are having ®®rved victory for eight in- vain effort to check the Min- pittebiugh Pirates In th ^ Na^ GIANTS - PH H « Friday’s Results and struck out nine. Oakland 9-1, New York 3-0 Kline went Into the seventh felt fine.” the championship trophy to the trouble with the Minnesota "bigs, thanks to a two-run nesota raUy. Cesar Tovar dou- Uonal League East race. Bobby Bonds Wasted a home TTie hard-throwing rlghthand Baltlmcre 7-3, Chicago 4-0 inning of the opener with a 3-0 Jnckson, who hadn't hit a T ourney T alent T w in s “W p win a lot of bomer by rookie catcher Carl- bled home one run and Danny The Pirates retained their triple and two singles to er of Coach Elmer Ostrout had '^nners followln^g the Anal out Milwaukee 7, California 3 lead after retiring the first 18 homer in -his previous 72 at as a dejected Oiler squad tried Slow-Pitch Softball Results train Fish, his 13th of the season. Ihompetxi singled across the three-game edge after beating t®"^ Francisco^^ an easy a noJiltter for six innings — and d n’t men he faced. Then, quickly, bats, said ” I’m haoipy to do hard to fight back tears. Two members of the Silk games and we ^ don t gain ^hen Slebert’s defense let tying taUy. Then Newhauser is- the Houston Astros 6-2. ’ victory over Philadelphia, Minnesota 7, Boston 6 the regular distance — fuid af­ Oeveland 2, Texas 0, 14 In- he lest his perfect game by hit- something positive. It has been City Sbftball League — Oro- CHARTER OAK .and Frank Gonzales. CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE any ground. We lose one him down. Rookie shortstop sued a bases-loaded walk, pro- Elsewhere In the Natimial Brads scored three runs and ter walking the first two bat­ It was Just too bad one team Ung Bert Campaneris, his no- embarrassing lending the All- had to lose. man’s Sport Shop and pace- Pero’s kept alive their habit Bob Wojclechowskt, Hank WINF’s Phil Burgess pitched game and we lose ground, juan Benlques, filling in while vldlng the Twins’ the victory. League, Hie Chicago Cubs de- Cincinnati Reds turned bis second straight victory and ♦ Nassiff’s captured the second DIAMOND DUST (Jollec- sold (Holtzman 11-7) at three-run homer and the game hitters get me going.” pair of Bobs, Parizeau and at Fitzgerald Field. Sportsman 102 703 3-16-21-1 Wyman Oil, 13-2, under the The Red Sox, bombed lO-O by ror to help the Twins get roU- right-hander ly n n McGlothen back the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3; fourth of the campaign. The Gl- game with the Oilers, 6-1, to tlon was $26.88 and Little on Mike Elpsteln’s homer that Jackson referred to his ninth Kemp, will participate In the BUI McCarthy, Bob Gagnon, Lynch 000 000 0— 0- 6-1 lights at Nebo. the Twins Thursday night after ing. to face the Twins today, the San Francisco Giants wal- “ t®’ "®®’ off to the worst start *orx i^ e ie r a c ^ iu i force a third and deciding con- League Treasurer Skip Mikolelt at put the A’s ahead for good at 6- inning single Tueaday night in Amateur Softball Association Butch Talaga, Jim Hart, and Ed Bob McLlcas paced the wln- sweeping three games from the The error gave Beniquez an McGlothen, winner of two Los Angeles Dodg- * » • Minnesota (Woodsem 5-8 that quick before,” Kline said. Besten Red Sox. Sharing the hero’s role for the Waddell Field. . . . Neither the Puller’s offense was led by Groman’s X 155 3 Yost, Frank (3uneo, Bufgess, series as Minnesota came up secutive games. The old marie month, was due to be opposed ers 9-1. EXPOS • DODGERS California (Wright 9-4) at “ Jackson and Epstein both hit Blue Moon Odom and Darold Arms were pitcher Ray Gliha attendance nor the gate coUec- Steve Fish, Bob Swadosh, find j 2 5 and Ken Lawson. with three runs In the ninth for was five. by Dick Woodson, who had a 6- • • * Baylor Moore earned his first Secure TV Rights Dillon 12 5 Milwaukee (Stephenson 2-2) good [dtehes, fast balls low and Knowles combined lor the shut- «md second baseman Tom Prig- tlons were too high. . . Park De- Barry Lon(lon with two safeties Wyman’s hits were sll singles PIRATES - ASTROS major league victory, hurling a Gorman 9 7 a 7-6 victory. Luis Tlant, Gary Peters and 8 record. Chicago (Bahnsen 11-6) at away. Losing a no-hltter didn’t out of the Yankees In the sect- nano. Gllha, In a second great partment crew rates an A for — station fikch. ® by Dave Seavey, Norm Lutzen NOlson BrUes fired a four-hlt- five-hitter, and Rco Fairly - ) BOSTO N (AP) 7 7 (N) bother me. I am not a no-hlt ond g^ame. Angel Mangual dou- mound job, mowed down the the excellent shape the field 043 001 0—8‘12-4 Sportsman 7 7 7 and Bud Holland. ter and Gene Alley drove In a 6rmott.^ ss 2 1 0 0 0 Houston 48 35 .678 2% tagged the runner coming from Monday with the Manchester Hawley. If a 0 0 0 0 pen, but I was delighted it ft- INDIANS - RANGERS first but dropped the ball and Nationals at East Windsor, Man- die contest at Fitzgerald Field. singles. Jim Purtlll also terns, 21-7, at Robertson Park. Legion only three hits and second. Ken Hawley walked, Demafo, oe^So', cf 3 0 a 0 1 Los Angeles 42 39 .619 7% nally came to be,” Detroit didn t even let a Manches- and Ray D’Maio's single to cen- Falco. rf 2 1 1 0 0 Shortstop Sets League Mark Atlanta 37 46 .461 13 all hands were safe. Chester Americans entertaining Behind the 21-hlt attack, homered and had two singles. jojm Garside went 5-6 for Rodin, lb 3 0 0 0 0 catcher Tom Haller said Friday Gaylord Perry hurled 13 In- With the bases loaded, Gliha Rockville at W a d d e 1 1 and Nicklaus Not Out Sportsman's Bob Westbrook Tom Rea added a circuit shot. CJB&T, with Jerry Wilson going ter baserunner reach third. He ter scored McDermott, Hickey. 3b 3 0 2 0 1 San Francisco 37 49 .430 16 nlgTit after his older brother, nlngs of shutout ball, then struck out only three batters x apoUa. 2b 3 0 0 0 0 methodically—and in near-rec- the Manchester Interna- smacked two homers and three Collecting two hits apiece were 4.4 Tom Rund ripped out four L.., . ______, In the top of the sixth, It ap- San Diego 30 61 .370 19 Umpire Bill Haller, had spent bowed out and picked up his but had enough on the ball to j .w f . . Kelly, c 2 0 1 0 0 Error-Plagued Benequiz doubles, followed by Les Keston Slsve Brady, Randy Smith, singles, vrith Bob Porter and _ . u peared that Manchester1 was intravia,Intravia. p 2 0 0 0 u Friday’s Results the evening looking over his i6th victory In the 14th taming Ch'-) star, was fourth with 71-72- get Coach Wally Forttai s club ; . , x. . CSiicago 9, Atlanta 8 ^ “w ^8tra°t“hearted Vtch^ T ^ e^ Iy i!lS t " ^ a t V ^ t o c k ^ 69-212 and Nicklaus loomed vrith '^1*’ a homer and three singles. 2®°'?.® ®^®''® McAdam, Tom Sokolowski stroking three , V, - coming to life. Jack Maloney Totals 22 2 6 0 3 shoulder. as the Indisma pushed across a to hit fly balls or grounded Pittsburgh 6, Houston 2 ing. Reaching back into his pieid. .^The three league com- ^ B r i ^ * " o ^ Doug Sanders, who h ^ twice 7q'_72.7x-213 Marsh Potter collected three Hob Brannlck, and Dave White, hits each. Bill Morse and Chuck Problem Child for Kasko Ha Ing a brother in on the Texas er- reserve, he threw a third missioners who did a great job “ *® “ "n sn open. runner up to Nicklaus for right at someone. East Hart. s a c ^ c e d h l^ to second, Manchester (•) Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3 singles, with two hits each com- Gorman’s Joe VanOudenhove Arnett had two safeties apiece, AB R H ERBI actlon didn't help Tom and his run-scoring singles by strike past Bob Dennln, forced all season were A1 Vlncek In the ----- tbe British championship, was Sixty-four golfers qualified from A1 Rcxlonls, Jim Breen ^ad two home runs, with Bob with the latter stroking a home ord went on to post a 2-0 ric- Saplenza hit to deep short Maloney, c 2 0 1 0 0 New York 3, San Mego 2 MXNNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL rors this season, but 10 of them Tiger teammates. Buddy Bell and John Broha- Kevin Dee to ground to second ^ l,^ lou Pilver with the N.L. M U IR F IE L D , S cotlan d in third place with 71-71-69-211 for the final round ■with 64-hole Bycholskl and Merle Shaw add- run. tory over the locals. The win- ^e^t the throw to first, Banning. 2b „ 2 0 0 0 0 Montreal 9, Los Angeles 1 Saplenza. If 3 u 1 0 u (AP) — Eddie Kasko faced the came early In the season. The “It proved,” Tom said after "ler. and Prignano’s toes home was tn*"l^ LL. . . (APj^ — Just because Jack Brian Barnes, British Ryder aggregates of 225 and ties. Ing two singles apiece. Jeff Lindstrom and Tom Ire- McKeon, lb 2 0 1 0 0 San Francisco 8, Phlladeli^a ^ Maloney holding at second. John Gorman, cf 2 0 0 0 0 decision today of whether to Twins shortstop robbed Carl Kansas aty squeaked past De- Ed Farmer protected Perry’s In plenty of time to force once again, Rick Marsh NicklauS is six strokes OUt !“ ■ ~ Groman’s 481 606 3—27-28-1 land, each with three hits, led r r McKeon popped to the catcher, gSiSTrfHollk. rf 3 0 0 0 0 give Boston Red Sox rookie Yastrzemsld of a hit in the ^ tv,* . > cu, trolt 1-0, “ that when you’re on victory, Gorman's 010 401 0— 6- 9-6 Allied’s attack. Teammates dipped to 4.5. Plata,Pinto. 3 3bb 3 0 0 0 0 the runner from third. Matt handled the public address sys- of first place in his (juest Noske. ss 3 0 0 0 0 Juan Benequiz a rest. fourth innta« when he j ^ ^ d a ball field, you have a job to • » • Rick Kandolin, Phil Chak, and Manchester has now gone first baseman to end the rally. Bilodeau, ^ ‘ ®"' for the third leg of his pro Bilodeau, p 2 0 u 0 u “Maybe he’ll come rat of It If make a finger-tip catch of a (bjuIs 7-4) do find you worry about broth- ORIOLES - WHITE SOX mound and Gliha got the assist performance was of the highest (i,.ax|(i Slam d o n ’t cou n t INDY LEAGUE Frank Llano produced two bin- scoreless for sixteen consecuUve East Hartford came back with Totals Totals 22 0 3 0 0 I give him a breather," said “ ".® ^ ^ AUanta (Nlekro 8-8) at Chi- erhood second.” and received a standing ovation Z i o r and his comments added h im " ’ Scoring heavily in the late in­ gles each. Innings and in that time has an Insurance run In their half BlastEast Hartford 0 0 1 0 0 1 X--2 the Red Sox Iblanager. "But ^ know he’s a good short- In the rest of the American Dave Johnson drove In three from the Nassiff rooters sitting to making the playoff oui,. nings, Bernle’s TV turned back CB&T 223 133 7—21-25-2 had six hits. of the sixth With one nut A1 Hlcke;Ick^: SB: Demaio, McDer- of the sixth. With one out, A1 _SAC: Gormcm,______Maloney; getUng him out of the lineup said T h om pson. “ He ‘^ ^ u ^ t^ ^ h V ^ k irlto n 12;8) at league, Cleveland beat Texas Baltimore _to_ Its in U16 third base stands a class presentation. That’s the word from both B. A. Club, 7-2, at the Keeney Allied 300 030 1— 7-16-4 In the last two games some Falco singled to left. Rick Rodin ^ B ^ Mm^ester’ d, ^ coidd\ilrt"him ,' too. looked sensational in our last •n n-m 2-0 Minnesota openl^-gam® victory and Bob- Man Of The Hour Lee Trevino, the defending Street Park. very questionable calls have fUed out to short left, Falco k S e a u 3 iTravla 2™HBP:’ Mi^ .’Mavbe I’ll iiiat n.it him ont Boston sertee. m FTinclsco (KeOerger 0-0) Boston 7-6 Milwaukee *’5' Grich hit a two-run homer Prignano was the man of the champion and third-round lead­ Bob Ferron paced the league W. L. been made against the locals, stole second, and Bill Hickey Demiott. mayoe i u put mm rat Ka8ko'”held a team meeting g t^ ^ L ^ L iS T T -^ Tn ) California 7-3 and, In a Alexander fired a hour when h^ came up to face AB R H E RBI er, and Nicklaus himself. leaders with three safeties, fol­ Methodist and they resulted in the winning then doubled to deep left field, ------there and see if he can do the 2 U 0 0 0 The tourney winds up texlay. job^'lf'lie cllil’t“ cu rit; thra, ^ (Torrez 9-6)’ Lt Los doubleheaders, l ^ t e “ C Llylngston a third time In the doitoIiS!*' 'rf*^ 2 U 0 0 0 lowed by Mike Riccio and Den­ Multi runs, howeevr. Coach Fortin scoring Falco. seventh. He was out at first un- Gllha, p 3 U 1 0 0 Exulting in five straight bird nis Walsh with two bingles (JB&T have toI.. find somebody _ who______canclub’s two straight losses to the Angeles (Downing 6-6), (N) Oakland took two from the New 3 1 0 0 0 JUNIOR ALUMNI says that’s all part of the game, Manchester has a long road les that gave him a one-stroke each. Kelley Injured do the Job.” Kasko said he hkd ,‘*'® New York (Gentry 3-6) at York Yankees 6-3 and 1-0 and ------assisted in his first trip and priyS^i, zb 3 0 1 1 1 Medical Pharmacy scored Savings Bank and If we can’t get base hits ahead but has nine games left watched a third called strike Pilver, ss 3 0 0 0 (1 lead after Friday’s third round, BA’s Bob Oliver had two of Dean not made a decision for today’s ®®*^®® wlnnJ^ 10 their last gan Diego (Kirby 6-8), (N) Baltimore swept a pair from Lefty Gomez says he will 0 1 0 0 four times In the sixth inning 3 Trevino said: “ Don't rule out After pitching six strong the Chicago White Sox, 7-4 and have his wife fly Into New York whiz past In the fourth frame. Boaer p 3 0 0 0 0 to pull away from Burger King, his teaiTL’s four hits. Angels game against the Minnesota “ ™ ------With Pete Garman on second Falnvealher, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 Innings against the Interna­ Twins. R ^ Se 2 home for the all-lmportant run. Medical 103 024-10-7-1 Charter Oak 3 13-6, at Illing Field. an American League record for Lirals Aug. 7. and John Mayberry’s run-scor- ^® ® ®” - 2 0 0 0 0 Stars and allowed Just three As for the (iontroverslal play, os’tixS.^c 1 0 0 0 0 Burger 102 001— 4-7-3 Gunvers 5 Fran Nukis and Lori Jones Gene Johnson went 3-4 and knocked in four runs as errors by a shortstop In back- 3 0 0 0 11 hits and one run. He walked which produced the first — and ^ " * " ’2b^*' 0 Hanlon and Barber; Quesnel Mota’s 6 each had two hits for the win- to-back games. 3 0 1 0 Moriarty Brothers bombed the Vernon Orioles, 11-4, three and struck out five and raly — argument of the play- M®®Gluhosky, rf 3 0 0 0 0 and Lodge. Lock Stock B ners. last night at the St. Thomas Seminary Field-'^Moriarty’s offs, Umpire Ed McKeever at ^mbar^er K 1 0 0 0 0 5 The 'Tigers’ Isabelle Parclak left with a 3-1 edge, which Five of the six have been on 1 0 0 1) 0 major pro chamlplonshlps in B.A. now sport a 5-6 record, while the Orioles dropped to - . third gave as distinct an out Evan^ 2 0 0 0 u MCC 7 collected four singles, with Jan 4 6 was also the final score. throwing after picking up Patterson Continues Quest for Ring Title the same year. Mike Jordan pitched Pine STANDINGS ------— ------sign as anyone would ever care I-ovett stroking a triple. Kelley was the winning groimders. 22 0 2 0 0 As play in the final round got Pharmacy to an 11-3 upset vic­ W.L. Ave. G.B. "'alks as the Orioles crossed the NEW YORK (AP) — be a good fig^it.’.’ flg^it and am gaining c

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Lower than standard 5? h e y l l 24 Biblical 24 Formerly 38 Repudiate 48 Childhood convenience. The adverttser roofs, gutter work, chimneys, “Happy AVENBCr garden 25 Bambi, 40 Drugged pets For Your should read his ad the FIRST cleaned and repaired. 30 years rates. Call alter 6 p.m., 742- x W E E K * 26 Nimbua for instance (slang) 50 Aeriform fuel Information DAY IT APPEARS and RE- experience. FTee estimates. 6904. 7-I S 27 River barrier T“ I” 4 r " r " r i 1 IT r r PORT ERRORS In time for Call Howley, 643-5361. Thought’ 30 Renounce v THSI HERALD will not dis­ the next Insertion. The Herald 32 Part within 12 12 U close the Identity of any ad­ la responsible for only ONE ROOFING — Chimneys — gut 34 Quarter Incorrect or omitted insertion IK IT" 17 vertiser using box letters. tens, remodeling. Expert work Today! I OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 35Cloaer Readers answering blind box for any advertisement and ai reasonable costs. All work NOTICE! 36 Town (Cor- ads who desire to protect then only to the extent of a niah prefix) II Ifi “make good” Insertion. E r­ guaranteed. Free estimates. Effective Aug. 1st the Man­ tlvelr identity can follow this CaU 876-0800.______37 Ripp^ 21 procedure: rors which do not lessen the chester Evening Herald will 39 Elegant value of die advertisement no longer run Help Wanted CALL 643-2711 40 Native of U 8 Enclose your reply to the wlU not be corrected by ads under separate classifi­ Copenhagen box in an envelope — address “make good” Insertion, Hearing and Plumbing 17 cations by sex. All Help PRIS('ILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 41 Beseech u to the Classified Manager, Wanted ads will be listed M anchester 42 Wicked city SAM Watson Plumbing and imder one classification — ... SetiMon* 45 Ek>re ST Manchester Evening Herald, IT'S UP TO VOU, together with a memo listing 643-2711 heating. Bathroom remodeling No. 35 "Help Wanted.” Evening may hova ta u t yev h o l l y h o c k ' . ^ 49 Transmit and repairs. Free estimates. 51 Kid-----(ab.) the companies you do NOT a h ap p y a d l W want to see your letter. Your CaU 649-3808. 52 Otherwise Automobiles For Sole 4 A « M O W -LA d IES! Sell toys H erald 53 Poker stake ____ letter will be destroyed If the and gifts party plan. Our 26th 54 Kind of cabin 42 M advertiser is one you've nven- GRANTS Plumbing Service — 55 ^ p lo it vr tloned. If not it will be han­ 1969 NOVA, SS, 396, 376 h.p. TiT- Free estimates, plus quality year. Over 300 Items. Full - 56 B<^ u It dled In the usual manner. OOO miles plus extra motor, work. 643-6841. color catalog. No cash outlaw. 57 Sigmoid curVe very clean, must be seen. 649- Call or write "Santa’s Parties” u u u B O m Heating and Plumbing DOWN 1066. Avon, Conn.; 06001. Phone 1- Happy Birthday u u 17 — Prompt, courteous service. 673-3466. Also booking parties. 1 London -i! Lost and Found 1 FOR SALE — (TOmpIete 1971 Call 643-1496. gallery Cuda, 340 for parts. 840 high WANTED Experienced hair­ to (NEWSrAPtS ENTESPKIJE ASJN.) "LOST — Saving Passbook No. performance motor, Scheiffer NO JOB too smaU. Immediate dresser. Excellent salary, 16440 Hartford National Bank clutch, HD 4-speed Hurst, service on service caUs. EYee commission and benefits. CaU and Trust Co., First Manches­ 3.91 shore grip, black high estimates gladly given on 825-2372. GENE, BUTCH and BUSH ter Office. Application Made back buckets, am-fm radio, heating or plumbing. Faucets 7-\S 7-lS BY DICK TURNER for Payment." tinted glass, trunk, hood, quar­ repaired or Installed. Water DENTAL Receptionist Mature ' Three of the nicest guys we know. CARNIVAL pumps worked on. Complete person with some business ex IX>ST—gray tiger kitten, wear­ ter panel, Ansen wheels, T-4 radial tires, written two-year heating systems, rec rooms, perience needed to fill this po­ Love, ing coll€u- with bell. Missing sition. Full-time Office located since Sunday, vicinity Fergu­ gurarantee on all parts. Call eitc. Call M & M Plumbing & GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Heating, 649-2871. In Mamchester. Send resume to son Rd. 649-3816. Sullivan Avenue Cltgo, 644- I 1972 hr NEA, Inc. Dean, Sheri, Marilyn and Rich 8927. m Mm Dental Receptionist P. O. Box Millinery, 643 Mamchester, Connecticut. "THe MOON TO MS. Ke n on ob "M y advice to people who argue about who filled the ice h e r o e s AREMADe-NOTBORKl IS A ^AUriFUL- . 1963 CHEVROLET Blscayne trays last is always— get a refrigerator with an auto­ D re ssm ^ in g 19 BEELINE Faishlons — part - matic ice-maker!" or full-time opportunity for 6eA \ &lOVi\NO IN ARTIST WILL paint portraits *^^6. Good condiUon. 948-2048. CUSTOM made ladles dresses, women who must supplement Happy 40th Birthday suits, bridal gowns and veils. m i l k y W H ire lk&h t SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Fainane, good con- their family Income but who Also hand set fashion Jewelry. can not take ordinary time O N & L A O K l/ELVET dltiA Fashions without neglecting MOMMA /iWE Wn&JSEHTRr/ UNFAIf? APVANTASe, NEED CAR? Credit very bad? "...... ” M oving - /WON 1HE JUMPING- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- •niWlS — iraCTOTB 9 home and family. No delivery, ALL TYPES o< masonry and POWER mowers, hand mowers Trucking - Storage 20 sales talk or conventlonad sell­ FRO& CONTEST. ^lowest 1984 STUDEBAKER, half-ton repair work, stone, brick, sharpening and repairing ser- ______ing. Averaige Beeline stylist Aloha from one who loves you in Honolulu down, smaUest payment, any­ pick-up, 42,000 original miles, block, flagstone. Also flre- vice. Call "Sharpall." Free MANCHESTER — DeUvery — cam earn $60 commission 'and where. Not small loan finance mechanically like new, new places, chimneys, patios, stone pick-up and delivery. 643-6305. light trucking amd packaige de­ up weekly for 8-16 hours. For company plan. Douglas Mo­ walls, steps, sidewalks- 649- Marilou tires. $276. 742-8161. ODD Jobs of all kinds, attics livery. Refrigerators, washers Interview cedi, 646-2873 or 646- tors, 346 Main. ------1604. and stove moving speciality. 0480. 1967 CHEVROLET, 14’ plat------amd cellars cleaned, trees re­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN (Beetle) moved, free estimates. Phone Folding chairs for rent. 649- form, heavy duty body, like SHARPENING Service—Saws 0762. block, sun root, gas heater, ra­ 646-5489. HOUSEMOTHER Happy Birthday Congratulations PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl new condition, $476. 742-8181. knives, axes, shears, skates, 'The Oak Hill School for the dio, four new tires, 68,000 ------rotary blades. Quick service. TO THE "DEVIL*' NANCY miles, meticulously maintain- i960 DODGE Rack truck, ex- Capltol Equipment Co., 38 Blind In Hartford has opening HERE OOMES.THAV U ^ . A-.iUST WHO POVOUTHINVC TOOTH FA\RY'.Jp^^ Painring - Papering 21 lor a womtm to care for knew you could do it, y o n A R E*?!! ed, exceUent condition. Origi- cellent running condition. Main St., Manchester. Hours COED TRAVEL from CROSS young children. Appllcamts but why not sooner? nal owner. Best offer. Days Needs body work. 4,000 pound dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, SITTERS ADD LIFE to yOur home with must be willing to live In. Mom, Dad, Joanne, ' Mek pros wts formerly 649^384, evenings, 649-2062.fljo onoo hydraulic tall gate. Reason- Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7«i8. professionaii spray paint Job, Prior experience with hamdl- Sue AN Oli/MPlC SOLD MEDAL aWe. Can be seen at Chambers ------!------Going on vacation? Where Inside and out, 20 years cTcperi- capped children helpful. Posi­ Janet, Irene and Suzy WINNER. VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, low mile­ Moving and Storage, Manches- AGWAY Driveway SeaUng at do you leave the children? tion open In September. age, black, sunroof, radio. ence. LeRVETTE, mint condl- Very well kept home. terior - exterior. Free esti­ Happy Birthday tlon, 2 tops, ixYsl-tractlwi, 4- $3,996 small. Free estimates. Call call David Patrla, South Wlnd- mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. CLEANING GIRL—part-time. Happiness is . . . Excellent financing available Steiriien Martin, 646-7296 after 644-1796. seeing a tall, good-looking JOHN sp e ^ . Call 646-0734 after 6 4 p.m. C. AND O. Home Improvement. Laurel Manor 649-4619. p.m. ROOM additions, dormers, ga- interior and exterior painting brunette smiling in her 1967 Love, HARMONY HOMES LOAM, fill. gravel for sale, rages, add a -levels, roof- and wallpapering. Free esti- CUSTOMER SERVICE newly painted Mustang Mom, Dad, BY ROY CRANE 1966 DODGE custom 880, 4-door Licensed for septic and drain' ___ REPRESENTATIVE convertible, gaily driving station Wagon, $260. Savings "Leisure Living at It’s best” Ing, siding, foundations. Low, mates. 228-9566, 228-8631. Dave and Mike Dtac age work. Payloader, dozer, p r i,^ . Bank financing! National manufacturer and throujdi town. Bank of MMchester. 646-1700. COME ON. WE'VE GOT BUT PENNY , THAT, M Y LOVE, 7-/^* •««ALU Ck>oke St. Plainville, Conn. backhoe, sitework. Latulippe Add-A- level Dormer 289-0449 J- P- LEWIS & SON, custom distributor has Immediate Happy Birthday TOLP ME YOU WEK IS TH E openings for Customer Serv­ TO GET YOU SOM E CLOTHE5 1971 SUPHSt BEEYTLE, auto­ Bros., 872-4366 or 742-9477. ’ decoratlng, ...... Interior and ' ex­ SANDY AND A PLACE TO SLEEP. Please call, ice Representatives. Excel­ BARBARA PROTECTING IXACGERATION BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE matic, excellent condition. $1,- NEWTON H. Smith & Sens-Re- terior, paperhanging, fully in­ with the OF THE YEAR. CAPTAIN EASY 1-747-6883 CEILING and ceramic tile spe­ modeling, repairing, additions, sured. For free estimates, caU lent wages and benefits for 760. Phone 872-4033 after 6 cialist, one celling or all, re­ Individuals with 1-2 years There was a young beautiful eyes — MY HUWCH A GAL COPYWRITER rec rooms, porches and roof­ 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. VDU MEAN..THE GAME HOMSRE THE COPYWRITER PUG HIG A G G T- ______13’ SHASTA, 1972, used only paired, replaced. Rooms re­ ing. No Job too small. (Jail 649- customer service experi­ , toon from Scott, WAG RISHT. HAG IDENTIFIED "ROCKY AG THAT PHONE BOOK UIGTINQ.. /fMOWAf HOmS A P O M f9 OUT OF paired, remodeled. Ugdit truck­ Thanks for the EAGY ! WELDON" AG AN EX-AP ‘ KOCKWBUL"? — THEIR PERGONNEL FILEGl 1969 COUGAR, 2-door hardtop, once, fuUy self-contained. Ex- 3144. CEILINO PAINTING — paper ence. Typing is required. Who talked and talked EMPLOYE immaculate condition, stereo cellent condition. Must sacri- ing. No Job too small, special hanging and house painting Phone contact; clerical; no Wonderful Days Y A N D G H B G tape, radial tires, chrome flee, 6^-0034. rate. Work done on weekends MASONRY — All types of done part-time, by experienced travel required. a lot. f AlGO GIVEN wdieels. Priced for quick sale. ——„ ------and evenings, anytime. 647- stone, brick fireplaces, walls, painter. Call 643-9112. APPLY AT She had a horse and Happy Birthday j \^ O N e $1,800. 843-6801. “ MONITOR Travel trailer, 9232. concrete steps, sidewalks. No MAR'HN-BROWER CORP. ribbons of course. i OTHBR self contained, excellent con- Job too small. Free estimates. B.H. MAGOWAN, JR. A SONS, 200 Prestige Park Rd., DAD l& W t TWO YOUNG married men will I n t e i“i o r and exterior Love, 1967 SAAB 96, good condition, ditiqn. $1,000. <3all 643-2391 Over 20 years experience. Af­ East Hartford Happy Birthday $400. Phone after 6 p.m., 644r do small repair jobs and paint­ ter 6 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2976. painting, paper hanging. Thir­ or call 628-9386. CAMPER - International Metro ing, also cellar cleaning and Kathy, Mike, Jean, 8001. ty years experience. Four gen­ LORI GOTTIlieb) van, gas stove, refrigerator, light trucking. Call 646-2692, N. J. LAFLAMME —Carpentry erations. Free estimates, fully LIGHT Housekeeping services Joanne and Sapphire, 1964 SEVEN passenger Cadillac paneled, carpeted. Sleeps 4. 646-3726. contractor. Addltiims, remodel­ insured. 643-7361. 646-8262. for gentleman exchanged for Love, too! limousine. Very clean. Can be Call 649-2728 or 649-2281. ing and repairs, 875-1642. heated apartment. Central EXPERIENCED students wUI- P.C. and M.C. " ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN seen at Chambers Moving and second floor location. Fur­ Welcome Home Storage, Manchester Industrial 1968 VOLKSWAGEN,- camper ing to do odd jobs. Painting, DORMERS, garages, porches, Bonds - nished or unfurnished. No pop-top roof, sleeps 6, excel­ cleaning, yard work. Self-In­ rec rooms, room additions, Happy M IM I and JENNIE UNTIL I C M NVw*%.! OH, s u r e ! THERE'S THEN W E CAN MOVE pets. References. Reply Box WHAT'S TH’ TEMFCW ART Park, 643-6187. lent mechanical condition. kitchens, add-a-levels, nxrflng,______Stocks - Mortgages 27 P L U S FDR, POWER, M M . fTTmiSDUDEWm WILLTHIS_. PLEmYOFCORP y H IM A S SOO N A S , sured. Call 646-1266. EE, Manchester Herald. 12th Anniversary AND THE FAMILY CLANK? A PORTABLE UNIT , ARRMeEMBff HERE...SEE? X ALLEY SETS DOC / RISHT 1966-CHEVROLET, Bel-Aire 4- Clean Inside and out. Any rea------—- siding, general repairs. Quail- MORTGAGES, loans first sec- OF SOME KIND! / GET HIM TO OUT OF THE LA8! ( ON,, CHUBBY from STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPF &oor, 6 cylinder, automatic, sonable price considered, CaU STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls ty workmanship. Financing ond, third. All kinds. Realty COUNTER girl, — 6 nights, 6 The Gentiles, Farrells, A L L E Y 'S 876-7460 fireplaces, flagstone terraces QUARTBtS? [MT two new Mlchelln tires. Beau­ available. Economy Builders, statewide. Credit rating un- p.m.-l a.m. Apply Bess Eaton, with all my love. Harrisons, Mary and Issy Y BECAUSE You YOU 1 ' WE M ILK YOUR All concrete repairs, both in Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve- necessary. Reasonable. CMifi- 150 Center St., Manchester. DID NOT M A K E VOUR 016, tiful performance. Must be Hubby PRODUCDON TO Siven"°r"‘;;‘^^ap^;e“ciate~d: M 5ra!^cler«CyclM 11 outside,, railings nlngs. dential, quick arrangements. ------CONTRIBUTION TO OUR DUDE BUY M ILK FOR KIPS' ...... ____ - wv ii d s c a p 1 n tr. Reasonably BREAKFAST FUND.' ■2 IF YOU'RE D0IN 6 A Alvin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. RECEPTIONIST wanted for "KEEP SMILING — Priced FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur- priced. Call 64S-i1-0851. LEON (JIB3ZYN8KI builder — 100 ConstituticHi Plaza, Hart- dental specialty In a modem Happy Birthday SERIAL — w e l l buy new car. $476. 649-6027, 649- .. . . uew homes custom built, re- CEREAL! 6647. lord. Evenings, 283-6879. downtown Hartford office. MOM KEEP HAPPY" Ask for Betty Turner, 643-1677. LAWNMOWER1 ^rvlce, TSI sharp-a W modeling,------additions, rec ,TAOCUICUlVPleassmt------‘ surroundingsOUlAVUliUUlKO CUAUa n d OLDSMOBILE 1969 Cutlass, entag and repairing. Pick up fgoms, garages, kitchens re- MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd benefits available. Must have All our love, EXPERT repairing all makes and deUvery. LftM Equip- modeied, bath tile, cement Place a "Happy Ad" original owner, 26,000 miles, niortgages — Interim financ­ good typing background. Ex­ Kevin, Michelle, Ray good tires, power steering, of bicycles Including 3, 6 and ment. Route 83, Vemon 872- vvork. Steps, dormers. Resl- ing — expedient and confiden­ cellent opportunity for mature 10 and Peter, tool for only... $1.50 radio, peppy, good gas mile­ -speeds. Manchester Bicycle 8311, Monday - Thursday 8-6, dential or commercial. Call tial service, J. D. Real Estate person who enjoys meeting Shop. Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. 649-4291. 7 - IS age, good condition, $1,796. Assoc. 643-5129. people. Call 622-9211. Help Wanted Female 35 Phone 643-6662. GIRL FRIDAY —Small con­ 1970 TRIUMPH, 600, 8" ex- P and J CONCRETE finishing; yVES ROBBINS carpentry r e ------AVON Invites vou to start genial office, excellent bene- SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA 1966 CUTLASS Convertible, tended front fork, TT-plpes. floors, sWm. sidewalks, Md modeling specialist. Additions, BusInOSS Opportunity 28 earning extra cash selling our fits, hours 8:M - 6. Please ap- AOOOUNTINO Clerk - assls- light blue, car l-A, tires 4-F. Helment Included, $926. 649- patios. Peter Marcue, 647- ^ms, dormers, bullt-lns. wppominiry fashion for ply In person to Detrex^e^ tant to - bookkeeper.------In smaU 4211 after 6. 1062, after 6.80 p.m.______bathrooms. kitchens, 649- THRIVING PIZZA shop In the summer '72! For personal ap- leal, 260 Chapel Rd. South electronics firm. Experience WASHIIJ0IJ>N,THIS is STANLEY fSTANL£Y!,..THATs M i I <&f?EW UP "See It, you’ll buy It. $660. 742- 7297. 8446. center of town, well establish- potntment call 289-4922 Windsor. and-or accounting school di­ CXJR £COUT,AfiO <&PEAT PATHFlNPER. UNUSUAL NAME RX? AN IN A fbUBH 1966 ROYAL Enfield 750, inter­ Household 'STviees 13-A ed, good equipment, g o o d ______ploma necessary. Call 646- NEISHBOKHCOP... 1966 VOLKSWAGEN bus, re- ceptor, completely redcHie. lease. Call BUI Rood at T.J. INPIAN... ISN t IT, EE'55^ Must sell, $800 or best offer. RBWEAVING of bums, moth- Roofing - Siding 16 3800, Gerald Fortier for inter­ built engine, bed, storage, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Crocket, Realtors, 643-1877. view appointment. $400. Phone 647-1181. 646-6018. GUTTERS and roofs repaired elates, 289-8665. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON dow shades made to meeunire, and replaced. ExceUent work­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY all size Venetian blinds. Keys manship. Reasonable prices. MANCHESTER — Restaurant. SECRETARY — ReceptionUt OFF T R A C K r r 1966 FORD Falriane 600, good Corporate Technical Dept. condition. Bucket seats, tach, miles, excellent condition. made while you wait. Tape re­ Free estimates. 646-1399. Busy Main St. location. Priced for small electncnlcs firm in BBTTING $400. 649-3343. stereo, $660. Call 649-7406. corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 ------;------in the low 30s. Figures avall- Full-time position reporting to Vice President in corporate Btonchester. Experience Main S t, 649-6221. BIDWELL Home Improvement gjjie Fully equipped. Owner necesdary. Good phone person- 1966 MAROON Corvette, 327. R and D Dept. Challenging opportunity for "Girl BYiday” Co. Expert Installatlim of alu- other interests. For de- desiring full secretarial responalbilitles. Diversified and aUty essential. Duties wUl In­ best offer. Call after 6 p.m., 1971 TRIUMPH 260 cc, $660. WASHING Machine repairs. mlnum siding, gutters and Lombardo, Bel- CaU 872-6942. interesting duties. The finest fringe benefits avaUable. clude correspondence, dicta­ 643-2m. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, trims. Roofing Installation and tion, fUe, reservations and ap­ Maytag. Reasonable rates, repairs. 649-6498, 876-9109. ______1 pointments. Salary range $100 7-15 1969 VOLKSWAGEN convert- IMMEDIATE Binding for Owner of Pike Coin Wash and ------:------SOUT^ of Manchester — equip­ ible 29,000 miles, radio, - like; motorcycle insurance. Low COLONIAL BOARD CO. to $120 depend!^ on ex­ .NrV Ravi#iv O-IB Dry Cleaning, 276 West Mid­ ped 'bakery, lUmss forces sale. perience and ability. Call 646- new (Yondition. Asking $1,150. rates. Call The Clarke Insur- dle Tuuiplke, next to Stop Ideal location. Owner anxious. 616 Parker St., Manchester il43-6876. ance Agency, 643-1126. 3800, (Jerald Fortier tor inter­ and Shop, 643-4918. Kead Herald Adb Broker, 228-9274. Mrs. E. S. Loftuz view appointment. \ \ \ 1 . V i - 1 ■ .I PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONNs SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 MA^rCHESTfeR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN Houses For Sole 72 D o y - llw b - P«fi 41 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLB AparhiMiits - Flats > Out of Town Houfi For Sale , 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Tovni CXILUB AKC puppies, 4 weeks T — 63 For Rent 66 MANCHESTER —Four • bed­ SIX-ROOM Colonial on bus line, For Sale 75 room Split-Level, 2 ^ baths, Manchester COLONIAL — offering charm one-car garage, good condi­ old. sables and two white. A l L WINTER lO K to. TVWOOGv* PAlM, and spaciousness. Ten rooms, CLASSIFIED ■>B ar R3R MI6 TMO-WEEI45 VACAROH LOVELY 3-bedroom apartment, ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St., paneled family room with bar, SPARKUNG tion. International Associates, SOUTH WINDSOR ^ e and reserve now. S28- s l EET AND SftOW, GARGALOT DtONTT llsl JUlV'** with refrigerator, range, dis­ New 4-room, 2-bedroom unit formal dining room, shag car­ 2% baths, modem kitchen with 647-1800. built - Ins. ’Two large enclosed Space - Location - Charm EVEN GET TNE 6 KIIFR.ES ’ posal, heat,u and parking. $186 In brick garden apartment pet, closets galore, fully equip­ 6-room Ranch, fireplace, porches, 2-car garage. $44,000. SEVEN-room spacious Colonial Just listed. Come Inspect this FOR Sale—AKC Shetland sheep WHAT monthly. Hajidy to Main St, building. Total electric, range, ped kitchen, stone fireplace, 2- new rec room. Walk-In ce­ Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Central location. Excellent nine room Split Level home ADVERTISING dc^, 13 weeks old, reason­ K|AW»> r HAPP€HEt>Y Call 644-2427. refrigerator, dlqxieal, base­ car garage. Merritt Agency, dar closet, gai%ge. Only $32,900. condition. International Asso­ with many, many, extras. To able. 1-420-1820 after 0 p.ln. HEVER ment laundry and storage. 646-1180. DELUXE a • bedroom apart­ 'l'EN-R(X)MS — Contemporary ciates, 647-1300. see is to buy at only $36,900. A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CATCH Couple with one child permit­ ment, Mrall-to-wall carpeting, WOLCOTT Ranch with 3-room studio ■MUMMI truly pampered home nestled 8:30 AJVf. to 5:00 P.M. IDODLE male 6 months, house- OOUO.* ted. Absolutely no pets. $160 complete appliances, 3 oliv apartment or in-law suite, over Lots Foi 73 in the shade of many trees. Cjall broken, papers, edl shots. ITS. monthly, $160 lease security. Realtors-MLS r Sale conditioners, full basement, You’re Invitid VA acres of land with a view, Mr. Bogdan now for an appoint­ 640-6830. Call James J. Oessay, at 876- 568-8200 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity redwood construcUon. Large MANCHESTER — B-zoned two- ment, 649-6306. 0184. family lot. $8,000. CaU J. D. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PVBUCATION HANDSOME two-year old tiger ° type bath, glass sliding doors SUNDAY, 2*5 PJM. thermopane windows. $48,600. • • • • Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday and white cat, needs quiet , if onto patio. $220. per month. BOLTON-MANCHESTBR town New homes in Manches­ Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Real Estate associates, 643- B W 6129. home with peaceful surround- O Robert O. Murdock, Realtor, line, 3-room apartment, second ter with rural settings MANCHESTER BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Ings. 633-6120. 643-3693. floor. References required, Realtors — MLS YOUR COOPERATION WILL ------■ ■ ----- ■ now uncier construction, A HOME OF BEAUTY!! AI4DOVER —Overlooking Lake, $160 mcmthly. 643-6983. HENRY ST. $2,200. Coventry — beautiful Manchester Parkade, Manch. BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 FRIENDLY ten week old male MLANCHESTER— Hiree rooms, or -pick your own lovely For those seeking the ultimate treed lot, excellent area, $3,- 649-6306 tiger kitten desires home with second floor, new kitchen with ROCKVILLE — Three - room loti Large 4-bedroom Colonial In a contemporary Raised 600. Tolland —Acre treed lot, friendly family. 633-6120. appliances. New bath. $160. apartment, fully carpeted, all NUTMEG HOMES, Inc. with 2 full baths, fireplace, Ranch on a gorgeous treed and BOLTON LAKE —Brick cape, $3,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Heat, electricity Included. appliances, including dish­ gorgeous kitchen and formal 3 bedrooms up,- large Uvlng Continiied From Preceding Page FOUR MONTHS old male klt- has a reputation for ex­ shrubbed lot, we invite your In­ Lease and security. Hayes washer and disposal. $153.76 dining room, double garage, spection. ’lilts unique custom room, dining room, den, eat-ln ten, free to a good home with cellence of construction aluminum siding. Priced at Agency, 646-0181. including heat. Quiet area. 649- built home Is available for Im­ Resort Fropeity kitchen, rec room In basement, yard. Phone 643-2210. and design. Come see $34,900. Immaculate!!! Seymour Kalian lym an B. Hoop* Donald 8, Oenoiveoi Help Wanted-Male 36Help Wanted-Mole 36 6638, 648-9608. mediate occupancy. Call 649- For Sale 74 IH baths, large lot near pri­ FOUR-ROOM duplex, centrally whyl ADORABLE TOY Poodle pup­ 6306. vate beach. Owner $38,900. 643- located, suitable for couple ANDOVER —2 room furnished R. F. BLANCHARD BOL’TON LAKE — Waterfront pies. only $4S, to good home. STtpiMC Mucer 6513. with no children. 649-9888 after apartment, country setting, Realtors-MLS 646-2482 property, 6-room Ranch—home Cream, apricot, and white to • • W • • 8. utilities furnished, working Directions: North on plus 2-room guest cottage. VERNON — 60 mUes view, 1% Loan Association Adds Directors choose from. 87S-0210 or MO- For the finer homes. genUeman preferred. Private Vernon St., left on Scott BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. acres, hill top e ^ t e , MOO Members of the Manchester Genovesi, of 71 Strickland St., past president of the Manches- 6861 anytime. MANCHESTER — 4H rooms, home. 742-8161. Drive. Fourth right off Realtors — MLS 643-6963. square foot brick Ranch. Ex- V i-nmmi.rnn newer 2-bedroom duplex, halt Manchester Parkade, Manch. rpllent area IM 900 Haves Savings and Loan Association, Is state representative from Chamber of Commerce, POUR, all white, clean, cuddly, Scott Drive is Dearborn cellent ^ea- ^y®® ® , u, n, a , . * ki former chairman of the Man- LYNCH of 2-tamlly, Including heat, hot ANDOVER cottage completely RAISED RANCH — 7H rooms, 649-5306 CX>LUMBIA — Waterfront six- cute kittens, need good homes. , O Drive. Look for signs. Agency. 646-0131. In a special meeting last night, Manchester’s 18th Assembly CDAP (Community De- Tea. RoR. U S A»l OH —48 rigMt mmtmC water with garage, on bus line, furnished, electricity, heated. cathedral ceilings, fireplace, room cottage, fireplace. Call 643-1742. • IVI? by UmM fettwra SynAcMo, tmc. elected three additional direc- District, a post he had held velopment Action Plan) Agency, near stores. Adults, no pets. Lease for 10 months. Hebron, rec room. 2-car garage, large MANCHESTER —Two - family, screened porch, large lot 40s. ANDOVER — 7-room Ralwd Your Home May Be 6-4. Excellent condition. Near Ferrigno Agency, 1-423-1886, Ranch with magnificent view ’ors to their executive board — since 1967. He Is president of and is a member of the Town ADORABLE Tiger kittens, good With dryer and washer hook­ 4-room apartment, immediate wooded lot, aluminum siding, stores and schools. $32,600. 228-3606. from 2 -plus acre lot. A fine Donald S. Genovesi, Lyman B. the Aldo Paganl Insurance Development Committee. with children, box trained, up. Available Aug. 1st, $170 occupancy. Call 228-9116. Taken In Trade. $31,000. Phllbrick Agency, 646- Garden - Form - 4200. Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, 742------home and Investment In a Hoops and Seymour Kaplan. Agency on Main St. Kaplan resides at 126 Ade- MOTORS call 643-9062. Rooms Without Boord 59 Apartments - Fiats > monthly. Write Box A, Man­ MAINE - ’Three-room fumlsh- ROCKVILLE -- 6 rooms, $160, 8243. rural setting, minutes from Election of the three brings Hoops Is manager of the Man- lalde Rd. He is vice president Dairy Products chester Herald. BELFIORE MINIATURE______Poodles, black______^ MANCHESTER — Large clean Tenements 63 monthly; 3 rooms, $116 month­ AGENCY NEW______AND ______beautiful.__ ’Ihe Dis- ed cottage, on shore lot, sandy Hertford. $33,000. Call Warren the board’s membership to the Chester office of the Southern and secretary of Green Manor PLBIASANT 3-room apartment, ly; appliances, large yard. cemlng buyer will appreciate MANCHESTER F\)ur- bed- beach, 3 adjacent lots Included. ^ Howland Realtor 643-1106. 16 maximum limit authorized in New England Telephone'Go. He Construction C3o. and Is an at- is looking for an males, AKC, shots, reasonable. LETTUCE Beets, beans and parking, customers waiting REALTORS - 647-1413 .• ...... room Ckilonial, two KnfVsobaths, nrnga­ 1!Vk>*For further I informationn/r\V*«Vt a f C&ll * * * ...... » . .. > summer squash. 21 Angel Maid service. Phone MO-2813. ^ convenient suburban location, Utilities not included. 872-0369, this quality buUt executive the association’s bylaws. lives at 60 Virginia Rd. He is a tomey. Phone 643-0467. rage. central location. Nicely 649-2652. Between 1-7. appliances, basement, like pri­ 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. home, located In the most high­ CXjLUMBIA — Newer four-bed­ ■ e* Street, Manchester.______THOMPSON House — COt- °r home. J.D. Real Bs- treed lot. Only $29,900. Bel Air room Colonial, formal dining Apprentice Technician vate home. Working adults, IMMACULATE ly desirable professional area MOVING OUT erf state. Doll 42 PICK Your own strawberries, centrally located, tate Associates, Inc., M3-6129. ELLINGTON — 4-room apart­ Real Estate, 643-0332. room, two - cor garage, one Live Stock 643-2880. of Manchester. Featuring lots ______house chalet on lakeshore lot. ment, heat, dishwasher, car­ acre plus. Many extras. Lake Wontod - Hftoi Estota 77 bring own container on Volpe ’“ Ye. pleasantly furnished poU R ROOMS first floor 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall of glass, to enjoy excellent siX-ROOM Cape, attached ga- Completely furnished, just Who takes pride in his work to service new cars. LOOKING for anything in real peting, washer-dryer hookup. carpeting, finished rec room, privUeges. $36,900. Others $27,- — Farm, volpe Rd., Bolton. Spruce St^^^idelii for c S view, gorgeous spiral staircase rage — breezeway, privaje bring coffee. Excellent swim­ SELLING your home or acre­ for overnight and permanent ’ estate rental — apartments, One month security and refori formal dining room, living 900. Ferrigno Agency, Rcsiltor. no peU. Call 1-413-626-8403. with sky light above. K itte n patio, treed yard, convenient ming, fishing, boating. Heart age? For prompt friendly sev- Some experience necessary. Excellent pay scale and FOR SALE — Quarter horse, b u c KLAND Farms—Pick your guest rates homes, multiple dwellings, no ences, no children, no pets. room with fireplace, lovely 1-423-1866, 228-3606. anytime. Silent Family Is opep and modem with built- to highways — bus. Upper 20s. of ski area. 4 seasons use. Ap­ ice, call Louis Dlmock Realty, buckskin mare. Call M9-71M. own strawberries, large fields. DELUXE one-bedroom apart- feee. Call J. D. Real Estate As­ 876-1642. .area. ’Treed lot. $28,600. Di­ benefits. In range, tiyo ovens, dlsh'wash- 633-4194. pointment, New Hampshire BOL’TON CENTER -Six-room 649-9823. sociates, Inc. 643-6129. anne Fellows, 289-6661. HORSE for sale, bay gelding, ‘ *^^bfo "^ntfei^"'’ uSues carpeting ELLINGTON — Three-bedroom er and disposal. First floor ------603-622-3636. Ranch wUh 2-car garage, dead WHETHER buying or selling, 16.2 hands. 9 years old. ex- Manchester. laundry area and mud room, CLEAN, CLEAN, clean! El^ra Apply in person to .. . - ...... _JBSrai ances, vanity bath. Centrally duplex, wall-to-wall carp«Ung, end street, 200x260’ lot. Excel­ be sure to contact the profes- Lives on Love cellent for novice to interme- 64&-4248. family room off kitchen, fire- goes with this Immaculate Household Goods 51 located $176. monthly. R. D. laiga kitchen and dining area, Out of Town lent value, only $27,600. No dlate hunt seat rider. Also 2 VILLAGER stove, refrigerator. Phone 872- RUTHERFORD place, and so much more you Cape. Cjentrally located, basement. T. J. Crockett, Re­ nTe*d U s S ^ * Pri^e BATTLE CREEK, Mich, the needle skUls o ' ® e ^ . ®m- JOE McCAVANAGH, Service Mgr. straight stalls for rent. Call BROOKFIELD St. Private Murdook, 643-2693. lightful combination of sun and For Sale 75 0063. Associates will have to see to appreciate. altor, 643-1677. ranges. For quick, courteous (AP) - After almost 40 years M9-6080. APARTMENTS Call us soon on this one. TYuly share. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore vERNON But today they seldom use 345 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ESTATB3S and household lots to **°*"®- Young genUeman, plea- 114 Burnside Avenue, service, call the girls at Jarvis blindness — and a lifetime of Agency, 647-1413. COVENTRY —Cottage for lov­ those skills. buy. Bob Flucklger, M9-3247. shower, Resort Property East Hartford one of a kind. Phllbrick Agen­ $27,700 NEW RANCH Realty today. 643-1121. ------parking, telei^ n e privileges. Immediate Occupancy ers, two or three bedrooms. 289-9661 Open 9-9 cy, 646-4200. ’TWO-FAMILY, beautiful large Get It now. Built-ins, aluminum ______silence Louise Selby, 60, and Loujge confines her needle- Articles For Sale 45 CLEAN, used refrigerators, W9-6801. For Rent 67 half-acre wooded lot. Perfect MONEY AVAILABLE — Just her brother Bill, 63, no iMiger patching Bill’s clothing, WOODUND 6-Room Townhouses, IH^ ^ lot, double garage. Immediate siding, city water and sewers, Help Wonted-Mole 36 ranges, automatic CAN YOU AFFORD $100.77 BEGINNER or retirement starter home. Newly re- gold our last Colonial and Cape seem to care very much about Help Wonted-Male 36 washers died baths, complete O.B. LAKE GROTON, Vermont ^ room Ranch, garage, new gas occupancy. $33,900. Rutherford...... priced for you Loaded with COMPLETE PrinUng and rub- with guarantees . See them at h o l ^ ^ n ° c ^ ^ kitchen, wall-to-wall car^ MONTHLY? decorated In and out. Low tax- i„ Manchester. Need either' the world known only by touch. .,,,a,tches In amazement MANOR Waterfront, sleeps 6, EUis furnace, new roof, treed lot. Associates, 289-9661. value. Close to schools and MACHINIST ber stamp set-up, very reason- B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, M9 ^ jh t t o other w o r S ^ petlng, private basement,' es, low price. Only $16,900. Les- o„e with three or more bed- They usually sit together in „gj,g ^ washer^ttryor hookup. Boomhower, WoodsvlUe, New Live In this lovely 6 rooms shopping. For an appointment All around job shop machinist, PART-TIME PEOPLE able. Call 742-6680. Main St Call 648-2171. ^ w ^y^nSSTlSfr *^6^ convenient location. Low 20s, juANCHESTBJR —Deluxe senger Co., Realtors, 742-9718 rooms. For quick sale please the sunny living room, touching neater than anyone I know who Hampshire. 1-803^747-8821. and collect rent from the Marion Edlund Real Estate for this one & only beauty, call able to read blueprints and set­ NEEDED APARTMENTS Charles ^sperance • room Garrison Colonial, 2% T^ny Wasll at 649-6306 today, or 1-423-9291. caU The Richard E. Merritt each other for companionship ^an see,” said one staff mem- Available July, August. other side. Only $3,600 down. 644-2948, 289-4619. up Bridgeport and lathe. e x c e l l e n t Chuck gun, BSA TWIN and fuU-siie mattress and c l e a n w o 649-7620 , baths, carpeting, double ga- jo ^ ’t wait ! ! Agency, Realtors, 648-1180. and communication: sometimes ?240 SALARY w„v„ m .prt.*., HOMESI’EAD ST. Two-car garage, lovely OOVEN’TRY -(N orth ) —Price COVENTRY LAKE— Nice cot­ rage, quality construction. quietly holding hands, other • . n or trade for comparable shot­ OllT' W. MllM>l4B TPKE. treed lot. Close to nil bUMMIT STTREET — Pour-bed­ reduced. Lovely Raised Ranch Umes with fingers flying In con- Althou(^ Louise is norm^ly We need people to work in frames, call M9-9938. M9-3142. tage for rent, sleeps 7, $86 per Richard Martin school. Hayes H. & B. TOOL and gun. 742-6680. MANOHESTEB schools, and shopping, love­ room Colonial within walking • • B&W • • on treed lot, 3 bedrooms, 1^ versatlon tempered and dls- our advertising and display week. Mitten Realty,- 643-6930- distance to many schools, 1^ Agency, 646-0131. ENGINEERING CO. LEDGBCREST Apartments — ly residential area. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. baths, 2-car garage, family More Travel Abroad But If one moves away with- P ^ ‘«oned, she ^ s occaalon- department. Education and 1, 2 and S-bedroom luxury 168 Forest Street LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours ^S^ie^^^Salm ^e^ Ta^^^way^ ^ ^ s i n J f o ^ ^ o m r ^ C f o i S ^ e Brooklyn Street, Rockville. COLUMBIA LAKE —Four-room bat^, garage, level MANCHESTER —Excellent In- Realtors — MLS room. Call Joe Lombardo, Bel- out telling the other, there’s f»y®howji big s ^ experience no requirement. apartments. Features wall-to- lent value at $33,900. T. J WASHINGTON — The m e numoernumber hands In her lap dally, ring bell for service, never used, originally $149.60 {^gg privileges CaU ^eve One-bedroom, $127 per month; cottage, all facU' les, boat. vestment at $24,900. Six-room Manchester Parkade, Manch. fiore Agency, 647-1413. Manchester, Conn. Car necessary. For informa- wall carpeting, vanity tile Crockett, Realtors, 848-1677. ------of Americans traveling abroad ^ seMchlng ^fusing to talk to BUI no Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 now $69.80. Buttonholes, mono- n w s 6^7378*^ Ask ^ L a r ^ ^ 2-bedroom $161 per month; 3- Ideal for chUdren. 228-3803 or Cape, 4-down, 2-up, 1V4 baths, 649-6306 Uon call 646-7710. Ask for Demlng Street, Manchester, grams, hems, sews on buttons. m «-7378. Ask for Larry, baths, built-in oven, range, PASEK BOLTON -Lakefront four-room has grown considerably in re- “ ‘'1 ®^^ matter how hard he tugs at her Personnel Manager. dishwasher, refrigerator and bedroom $174 per month. Rent­ 646-0333. WEST SIDE — Cape 7 rooms, plastered walls, hardwood ------Ranch, screened porch, car- ®®"t years. From 1964 through widening circles to regain SINGER BASS Player to join Route 30, South. etc. Guaranteed. 623-0476 deal- ATTRACmVE sleeping room. disposal, electric heat, 2 alr- al Includes heat, hot water, all Realtors-MLS floors, well landscaped lot WILLIMANTTC Immediate MADISON — New Hampshire. living room with fireplace, pets, plus extra lot. Hutchins 1871, the total of U.S, passports contact with the other half of ^ suddenly and In- concert style folk-rock group. GAS STA'ITON attendant, two at TTHriNTTM nheeta ^ *’'• genOeman, private bath, free coiiditioners, glass sliding utilities, policing, wall-to-wall 289-7476 742-8243 with large one-car garage, all occupancy, two-family, 4 plus Clean private cottage, 3 bed­ formal dining room, 3 bed- Agency, 649-6324. Issued rose from 1.1 mllUon a their world. Phone 742-6904. „i«hts weekly, every other *^,JS^atea ^ FOUR-PTECF. .lerHon,. "P™=® St-' doors, all large rooms. Full carpeting, range, refrigerator, uuiiucs.utilities. AieatNear OV.I1WMO,schools, church- aluminum storms and . ■ ___ V^Ar to 9 mllllAn Staff members at the Country Sunday.^imrinv MustAAiiaT benA 18iH vaov^ayears old _ • _ - ~ basement storage area, am­ rooms, fireplace, carpeted, all DUPLEX -7-7, four bedrooms es, shopping and bus. O’Con- screens, new roof, work shop, oOVENTRY-12 minutes U- miiuon. And, ahe reactiefl out and DONUT Baker or trainee, some 32” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. gold; 3-piece kitchen set; WORKING gentleman only, Ap^lcations being accepted. House here, a home for re- or older. Apply Brown's Tire ple parking. Starting at $175. Call Rockville, 876-0789 or Mer­ facilities. Nearby lakes, acUvl- on large treed lot. Great com- nell Real experience preferred. Willing M3-27U. vanity and bench; two end pleausant comfortable living Handy to stKwping, schools, merclal potenUal. Hutchins Agency. 646-4200. Estate Associates, ^ Conn, simply Immaculatoto 6- ^ Argentina, large-capaclty, t ^ ® « hut trainable a d u lt e r y Shop, 333 Main Street, Man­ tles, August 5-12, August 26th potential. mately two acres. $26,600. CaU to train. Apply In person, Mr. tables, blond. Call after 4 room with connecting bed- iden, 237-8858. Equal -housing 289-8666. ri^m’ R^ch on lovely 1^100 h l^ .s ^ r ^ \ p S ’Z tofs they know very UtUe about the chester. PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, bus and religious facilities. through September. $90 week­ Agency, 649-6324. Audrey Schaefer, broker, 1-876- communicate only Donut Shop, 255 West Middle p.m., Saturday all day, M9- room, quiet home, central. Model apartmoit open tor opportunities. GREEN MANOR area — One ______„ ,, pair. Records Indicate only all bolted. All sizes and styles. ly. 876-2272, 1-603-387-4797. of Manchester's finest build- MANCHESTER Cla^,____^ 6361. Tpke, Meinchester. DEAN Machine Products Inc., 0924. References. M9-7410. Inspection 12-6 Saturday and WESTMINSTER— Scarborough From $30., delivered. W. Zink- 474 MAIN STREET, three- ers is selling his home. Six- large rooms, enclosed porch, 102 Colonial Rd.. Manchester, _ Sunday, other times by ap­ SEBAGO LAKE area, Maine, area, 9 room Garrison Colo­ carpeting, fireplace, aluminum VERNON Box Mountain — Belflore Agency, 647-1413^_____ InstallaUons, i^cordlng their condltl^ and health ^ l „ r c ^ g e r L p l e 1 : , e « I ^ e s er, WindsorvlUe Rd., Ellington, COMFORTABLE room, kitchen pointment. room apartment, second flcxjr. room Ranch with attached ga­ Conn. —Needs help nights giis-MFi' Cottage, sleeps 8, available nial, 4 bedrooms, air-condition­ siding, double garage, near Six room immaculate P-anch. custom to the Bureau of IntemaUonal across to Wm. But“ If It’. ^ - • MACHINISTS WHITE GE 36” electric stove, and living room privileges, Heat, $128. Security. Family rage that is loaded with extras. ANDOVER -Nine-room 4 p.m. - 1 a.m. to set up and ______1 BnlU by unit. Call 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. August 12 - 26th. $100 weekly. ed family room, paneled den, schools. Immaculate condiUon Two fireplaces, 2-car garage. built brick Ranch on five Commerce. $35. Phone 649-2620. parking. For gentleman. 289- Phone 876-6439. Real deep private lot, patio, 160x300’ lot. Bel Air Real operate Bridgeport milling TWENTY shares Manchester formal dining room, Uvlng Hayes Agency, 646-0131. acres. Four bedrooms, 2% Interpreter. • TOOL MAKERS 9551, 649-4906. tool shed, etc. T. J. Crockett, Estate, 643-0332. mutes, and went blind about 40 machines. Brown and Sharp state Bank stock for sale. REFRIGERATOR ______U & R Housing Corp. room with fireplace, attic-fan, baths, alr-ccmdlUoned. Heated Since coming to Country. freezer. Furnished GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS, Realtor, 643-1677. years ago, officials said. production millers, turret Make offer. Call 628-0837, af- washer, ironer, dryer, rotary ADartlflMIIV — FlotS — 2-car garage, low 40s. Princi­ Manchester . In-door year ’round swimming LEGAL House she’s learned to read • MOLD MAKERS Rentals by Apartments 6 3 'A Adjoins Rocky Neck State TOLLAND — Private 39 acre 'Their father died last year lathes, and Hardlnge chuckers.ckers. ter 6:30 o.m.p.m. and riding mowers, trimmer _____^ A * pals only. Call 646-8711. ROCKLEDGE AREA - Neat INUiWNEW TFIREPLACE in r in jA G C i lakeshore estate. Stately 8- pool, 18x86’. Three or four-car B r a 11 e and communicate Robert D. Park, 69 Elgewood Rd., four- and their mother In 1961. . o-oiio with extensicm cord, garden *°'*"*****” '* ______THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ NOTICE Top Pay and Benefits. FOR SALE — Men’s and boy’s Murdock room cottage, sleeps 7. Stm- MANCHESTER — $24,600 is full Banch with nice view, 8 from floor to celling with room tree shaded fleldstone garage. A home for the m<»t In the six year’s they’ve been 'O'Wh j » j. « . Hdp Wanted - tools. 643-2870. ment, heat, hot water, stove, TOWN OP ANDOVER, rebuilt shoes. Sam Yulyes, 23 FOUR NICE ROOMS, heat hot deck, two baths. $125 weekly. price for this 6-room home. Brst floor, fuU base- ^ raised hearth fits In beautl- home. Modem stables. Utility discerning. Call Warren B. . T: / T 4 r . J a slow and tedious l-e-t-t-«-r b-y Realtor 648-2602 refrigerator. Apply Mariow’s TAX COLLEX7TORB NOTTCB wards of the state, Louise and 1-e-t-t-e-r method — but a skill Male or Female 37 Oak St. Manchester. GE WASHING MACHINE, ex- reMgerator.Oone- Mrs. Carter, 742-8142, 742-8687. Ideal for starter with 14x24’ 2 -c^ garage. Beautiful y,jg piush carpeted building. Two lakefront. guest Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. MANCHESTER 648-9661 867 Main Street. Taxes on the Town of Ando- Bill have been oblivious to hap- that opens a little bit bigger cellent condition. $50. Kitchen ______car parking. 647-9251. 646-6926 flreplaced living room, kitchen oversized Uvlng room. Family cottages, in-ground pool and ver Grand List of 10-1-71 are penlngs outside their imme- REAL ESTATE salesmen, ex- jiodjjl; looo, Porta-PotU, sult- LAKE Wlnnlpesaukee - Water­ has built-in oven and range, Oockott. Realtor, gj^gj kitchen, large den, 2 full much more. Gracious four sea- ^ S T H ^ T F O ^ Five-room door to the world. MOLDING CO. set, oval table, 6 cbalrs, $75. GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom TTIREE rooms furnished, first due and payable In four Install- dlate surroundings. Wars, pres- perienced p r e fe ^ d . Will con- ^^e for boat or trailer, $75. front rentals, sleeps four and ouUlde sun deck. Huge lot. 643-1677. baths, 3 king sized bedrooms, son living. $150,000. Llpman- Ranch. Garage, cellar, alumi­ But, the only Bralle books 336 Adams St. aider training. Full-time basis ^ ^ 19 5 2 Electric stove with timer, $60. apartment, sec(»id floor. In­ floor, uUUties. Older adults or six. Private beach, docking num siding, lovely yaid. Only ments. The first Installment Is Idents, assassinations, even she ever asks for are Bible sto- Wolverton Agency. Realtors, r a NCH - Five rooms, on large ^ Immaculate coridlUon, gar- Chorches, 872-0671, 648-1889. only. Hutchins Agency, 649- ______!______Living room couch and chair, cludes heat, appliances, car------couple. No children, pets. 272 facilities. Available the month $24,900. GoodchUd-BarUett, Re­ now due and must be paid by men on the moon are unkno'wn j”- 649-3148 5324. CONSOLE RECORD player, $60. Mahogony china cabinet, pets. $205. monthly. Paul W. THREE - bedroom apartment, Main. 649-2813. lot, 200 X 366’, with lar|e ®8r®’ Most desirable locaUon. 8-1-72. After 8-1-72 said tax be- to them —part of a world In ^^g^ of August. Call New Hamp­ ------/-To Owners are very anxious. Ask- altors, 669-1744, 643-7887, 643- _____ „ . _ „ „ „ ------r;------maple bed aind dresser, child- mirror back, unusual piece Dougan, Realtor. 643-4536 or second floor, heat, hot water, comes due in full with Interest \riilch they seemingly have no COVENTRY —Six rooms, fur­ shire, 1-603-624-6685. BROOKFIELD Street -Eight- covered picnic ^ U o . Ga - j 30^ 2098.' PART TIME, nights, retail_____ E A im $6<^$600 weekly, your ____ furniture. $75. Fireplace fixtures, china, 646-1021. appliances, carpeting, 2 or 3 GLASTONBURY m accruing at the rate of three- interest. nished, with utilities. No chil­ room Colonial, sunporch, two ^ f ' ^ ® vmrkrfrop. m.BOO. ^ quarters of one per cent per store needs man to assist In ambition and etfort determines gjjjgj. household items, 649- miscellaneous items. Call 643- ______!______chUdren. Security, $286. 648- BusinesTTrelp^^ fireplaces, four bedrooms. Im- PWlbrick Agency. 646-4200. FRECHETTE & MARTIN 6-Room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, Wanl«d - Real Estate 77 Except for a brief schooling, Buffalo Bill Cody, the adven- security. Hit or Miss, Man- ^® salary. Work your own 4786. FIVE-ROOM, second - floor 9097. dren or pets. Married couple, month from 7-1-72 untU the tax the pair stayed at home and turer and showman from the references required. Security maculate. Trees. $29,900. Good- cxiLONIAL — Large modem Realtors 647-9993 carpeted living room with Chester, 646-4912. ful’-time- For apartment, west side. $110 ------—— ------For Sale 70 fireplace, large eat-ln kitch­ U paid In lull. learned to take care of them- West, Is buried at Lookout InformaUon call Jeff LeMonds, SCREENED LOAM, gravel, FULLY lined pinch pleat monthly. CaU 640-9246 after 6. MANCHESTER — The Coach depcsit. $290 monthly. Lovely chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 646 kitchen, extra large formal BROAD STREET — 68,000 en, garage. Lovely wooded, selves. BUI became adept at Mountain, about 20 miles west MECHANIC for bowling lanes, 643-9042. Minimum age 16. draperies, one pair 84 x 144” , House, 20 Otis Street. New yard, use of swimming pool. 6066, 669-1744, 643-7887. KEENEY STREET area—Rais­ processed gravel and fUl. square feet of land with dining room, living room with landscaped yard. $32,600. Tax Oouector craft work and Louise learned of Denver. full - time. Apply in person, two pairs 84 X 84” . Floral pat- FOUR ROOMS, second floor, deluxe 2-bedroom Townhouse, 742-7663. ed Ranch, $38,400. Three bed- ATTENTION George H. Grifflng, Inc. 742- modem commercial building. OLDER 7-room Colonial, IlOx- rooms, flreplaced living room. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., FULL-TIME for opUcal labora­ tern, cranberry and gold on enclosed porch, attic, cellar, superb location. Includes heat, RIGHAKD E. MjERRlTT 7888. MANCHES’TER, 3 - room fur­ Your business will boom In this 176’ lot. Great possible com- formal dining area, eat - in Manchester. tory, varied interesUng duties. white. $36. Used 8 months. 876- Central. Residential. Parking, aU modem appUances. $260 per' AGBafOY HOME OWNERS Apply Precision Optical, 11 JULY CLEARANCE Sale — nished apartment, parking location. CaU for particulars. merclal property. Hutchins ^ kitchen, 1% baths, family 0216. one car. No chUdren or pets, month. Paul W. Dougan, Re- Agency, 649-6324. PhUbrick Agency, 646- ^.^^g j-car garage, natural Realtors — 640-1180 SHEETMETAL Workers, ma- Bragg St., East Hartford. Lawnmowers and tractors, ■■■HaMaaannm$M$WHMW^^ security depoelt. References, altor, 643-4635, or 646-1021. lovely yard, $186 monthly, no Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rooms, 2-car garage, Are you considering selling dogs. 669-1744. woodwork throughout. Sepa.- your home? We have many chine shop help wanted. Only ______„ ------;------;-----— floor models and demonstra- . . . $115. 649-9158. HIGHLAND ESTATES —Eight TOLLAND — $26,900. Non­ reliable individuals need ap- WEEKLY, salary, plus bo- tors. Save 10-20 per cent, L & MUSlCal mSlrUinCIltS 53 FOUR LARGE rooms, newer Investment Property cUents anxious to buy 2- nus for full-time, servicing room Raised Ranch, over lA DUTCH COLONIAD-Huge for- rate la^e stw ^ b u ll^ or development OH-roJjms, 3-bed- famUies, singles and land. ply. Good pay, company bene­ M Equipment. Route 83, Ver­ ------MANCHESTER — Newer two- duplex. Stove, refrigerator, For Sale 70-A acre wooded lot, 4 'bedrooms, mal dining room, large living horse barn B ^ t c le ^ room Ranch, basement ga­ Fuller Brush customers. No AIXiEN ORGAN 44-note man- bedroom Towidiouse. parking. Convenient location, Business Locarions List your pngierty with: fits. Apply in person at Oorbin- non. 2 baths, spacious living room room. «our bedrooms, lA °n a w re lot. Odegard Realty, rage, partially finished rec Gentry, Inc., Route 83, Elling­ experience or car necessary. uals, 13-note bass, matching baths, aU modem appUances, Available September 1st. 849- For Rent 64 CaU 233-9626. with redwood cathedral ceiling baths, $28,900. Phllbrick Agen- 643-4366. room. Large 160x200 beautiful, Lupoeehlno Agency ton, Conn. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or NEIGHBORHOOD ’Tag Sale — speaker, like new, $1,600. 875- fujj private basement:' $240 per 6928. cy, 646-4200. ------83 Nike Circle, Manchester. 9370.______THREE - ROOM comer office and large stone fireplace. rustic lot surrounded by tower­ call 872-0573. BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE Man­ month. Includes heat and car­ Manchester ing trees. Ideal for children. Saturday and Sunday, July 16- peting. Paul W. Dougan, Ra- TWO NICE rooms, stove, re­ suite. House Ic Hale Bldg., 963 RESTAURANT paneled rec room with fire­ 646-5432 ager, firil charge to tried bal­ RANC3H — 8 rooms, CaU owner 876-2846. 16, 10-6 p.m. Off Lakewood Office OnO altor, 643-4636 or 646-1021. frlgerator, heat and hot water, Main St. Phone 643 4846. place and bar, dark room, RAISEJD FLORIDA BOUND SALES MANAGER ance for area wholesale busi­ Excellent location, high laundry room and_ paneled____ *Aige modem eat-ln kitchen, Circle, follow signs.______Store Equipment 54 parking for one car. Call 647- wOTk shoT> .par'*"heat^ ^ formal dining room, 2A baths, Treed lot offers plenty of shade EAST HARTFORD — $26,900 ------ness. Write experience and 9261. MANCHESTTER — Warehouse volume, completely equip­ 2 and and industrial space. 16,000- rage High’ on Birch M ou n t^ 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- for this large 6 room Colonial. Six-room Ranch with screen- ALL CASH for your pre^rty references, to Manchester BARN SALE — Desks, weird- b______L^CTTOC adding machine, BY D A M ATO 100,000 square foot units, avail­ ped. Owner has other Inter­ \Mh nice view For sale by to-wall carpeting, 2-car garage Must sell Immediately. New ed porch, carpeting, treed lot. within 24 hours. Avoid red Herald, Box NN. robes, dresser, Iron beds, Iron calculator, electronic calcula­ The UlUmate in Apt. Living MANCHESTER — ’Ihree - bed­ SMILE! SALES MANAGEMENT able Immediately. Heated and owner Astrinir tKi Rno B49.6879 with electric doors. Many other kitchen, bullt-lns, dining room, city water and sewerage, tape. Instant service. Hayes baby crib, pictures, frames, tor, four-drawer suspension room duplex, half of two>-fam- est. Reasonably priced. For air-conditioned. Freight eleva­ nnwtlme extras. Three years old. $44,- living room with fireplace, 3 Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Agency, 646-0131. TRAINEES glassware, eind brie - a - brae. file, check writer, office ceil­ THE ” y , 1% baths, full private base­ CLERK Saturday, 12-6 p.m., Sunday, ment. All modem appliances. tors. $1 to $1.60 per square details call Joe Lombardo, ^ ■ 900. Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet- — — ——------——------« 36-year-oId company open­ ing lights, Polaroid and Argus ing, 2-car garage, Bentley Wanted - Real Estate 77 Wanted - Real Estate 77 Part-time. 2 a.m. to 6 a.iq.; 12-4 p.m. Flora Rd., off Route GoaBh Hovsb $260 per month. Paul W. Dou­ foot, 1-748-6634. It's Catching ... Send ing new branch office. Short 36 mm. cameras. CaU 644-2720. Otis street MANCHESTER — Immaculate School area. Price reduced to training period required. A must have a good apUtude for 66, Bolton, gan, 643-4635 or 646-1021. BELFIORE AGENCY m CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at 6 room Capfe, West Side. Own- $29,900. guaranteed $600 per month. math, $2 per hour. Apply: Wearing Appatel - Open Saturdays and GARAGE SALE—Saturday and Sunday 1-6 p.m. THREE - rooms, first floor, 648-1677 for (^ ice space. AU Realtors 647-1418 $2S;9(I0. Happy Thoughts Position available immedi­ shapes and sizes and prices. FIRST NATIONAL Sunday, 10 a.m. until dark, 174 Fill’S 57 One of Mancheeter'e Flneat stove, refrigerator, $116. North ReS'^im FRECHETTE & MARTIN ately. Call 646-7710 for ap­ Benton Street, Manchester. St. Available Immediately. CaU New and old. Let us know your JUST LISTED Realtors 647-9993 pointment. Ask for Person­ STORES, INC. Townhouse Apartments Park & Oaklemd Avenues Snow blower, electric stove, COMPLE’TE set marine officer 643-6802. demands, we will do every­ Land For Sale 71 CUSrrOM built Ranch with 2 to someone you love. nel Manager. 5-6, 2-famUy. Two bedrooms East Hartford, Conn. refrigerator, color television, uniforms, size 35-R, Call Luxurious appointments, thing for you except make the full l>aths, first floor paneled LOVELY LARGE four-bedroom DELUXE townhouse — 4% THREE building lots, with old­ clothing. threughout, superb location, payments. In each apartment. New boil­ family room, double raised Colonial, 2A baths, 2-car ga­ An Equal Opportunity $260 monthly. rooms, 1% baths, aU appU­ er home and Ixim. Easy ac­ LA'THE operator — Able to set­ er. Excellent income. Hurry! hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ rage, flniriied famUy room. # Happy Birthday Employer m/f CLEAN, dark rich loam, five ances, fully carpeted, two alr- OFFICE for rent at 386 Main cess to 1-86. Asking $87,000. up and operate a tool room ______Wanted - To Biiy 58 tom country kitchen,. 2-car ga- Beautifully wooded lot. Mr. Paul W. Dougan conditloners, heat, hot water, St. Ideal location. Former 649-4617. lathe and o.d. grinder In small RECREATIONAL director, 20 *22.60. Sand, gravel, R. F. BLA N C H ARD .age. PhUbrlck Agency, 646- Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- CASH for your trash. Attic, cel­ Realtor sound proofing and parking, on M.R.A. office. Near hospital. factory. Day shift. Good hours per week, in home for stone, manure, pool and patio BOLTON —76 acres, near cen­ 4200. 1413. lar, bam contents. Will buy 643-4536 bus line, near shopping. $206. Has everything. Next to Per­ Realtors-MLS 646-2482 # Happy Anniversary wages, overtime, company elderly. Send resume to Box 643-9604. most anything' old, lOSOlsh on ter, high level lEuid, open and or 646-0800, 649-9644. sonalized FToors. 649-9268. For the finer homes. paid pension, hospital and life M, Manchester Herald. YARD SALE 198 Henry St, back. Mrs. Stetson, South 646-1021 wooded. Reasonably priced, Out of Town Out of Touni insurance. Apply at Noble & July 16th, antiques, bed Windsor, 628-8477. terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., For Sale 75 For Sale 75i Westbrook, 20 Westbrook St., Situations Wanted — DOCTOR’S OFFICE, excellent. West Hartford, 06119. Mr. frames, dishes furniture, —antique furniture, GARDEN Apartment, two bed- MANCHESTER —Cape, 2 unfin­ # Congratulations East Hartford, Conn. An equEil 3 9 rotisserie and miscellaneous. cuiu4uc lunuiuic, fir«i Phone 649-1680 or 649-8649. Russell, 523-0667. glass, pewter, oil paintings or rooms, iirst floor, desirably lo- ished, formal dining room, SALES and service represents- ,p^Q OLDER Boys looking for other antique Items. Any quan- cated. Heat, hot water, range. PRESIDENTIAL fireplace, 2 - car garage, alu­ SMALL OFFICE space for rent, OWNER SELLING tlve. Opening for an ambitious, lawns and odd jobs. Contact STEREO — 2 speakers, best tlty. ’Ihe Harrisons, 643-8709, r^rigerator, parking. No pets. VILLAGE APTS. Houses For Sale 72 minum siding, remodeled reliable, hard working person alr-condiUoned. CaU 618-9651. kitchen, well treed shrubbed # Get Well Wishes, etc. Kevin, 649-2831 or Jay 649- offer. 647-1907 or can be seen 166 Oakland Street. Adults. 643-0973. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER —U ft R BuUt who would like to work into 7649. at Park Chestnut Apts., Bl, 163 —'T’ •—;r;------—------r;— ___ , Raised Ranch, two baths, car­ lot. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Re­ management. Five-day week, Chestnut St. *' ’ ■ GOLD IN your attic, cellar, FOUR-ROOM apartment, first j One and two bednxmu. Houses For Rent 65 peting, family room, exquisite altor, 646-2440. ■ f t . liberal commission and draw, Ijggg _ jljfjis ^ PctS 41 bam, etc. WIU buy anything floor, newly redecorated, cen- j Immediate oconpanoy. yard with fruit trees. Double MANCHESTER — Six-room Co­ other company benefits. Com- ______■ DURST 300 enlarger (36 MM) old. CaU 648-6372 or 643-7059 tral location. AppUances, heat, Near schools, chnrobes LARGE elg^-iuom Colonial FREE - "Happy Birthday Ad” garage. $34,900. Hayes Agen­ lonial with 3 huge bedrooms, I p pany vehicle furnished. Apply ENGLISH Setter—FDSB regis- including supplies, (never anytime. Jim Lamb, Auc- security, $180 monthly. 649- and slumping center, on fireplace, large lawn, parking cy, 646-0131. in person. Singer Co., 866 Main tered, one year old, affection- used), equipment, chemicals tloneer. 8340. bus line. CaU anytime area. Pleasant convenient lo­ bath, generous kitchen and din­ to our Senior Giiizens over 80* ing room, 15x24’ living room. St., Manchester. . ate spaved female. 646-8030. for developing film, (wed cation. Working adults, 643- NEW ON market, three-bed- Immaculate condition. $29,900. Limit one per birthday. once). $100 complete. 646-6165 WANTED -Phonographs, old NEWLYWEDS - Or to be-W e 646-2623 2880. room Cape. Two baths, two-car Wolverton Agency, Realtors, after 5 p.m. banks, early comic books, have the apartment you’ve garage, fireplace. Upper 20’s. swotds, metajs, early trains SOUTH WINDSOR —BeauUfiri 649-2813. Help Wanted - Help Wanted - been looking for! Shades for Braithwaite Agency, 649-4698. and toys, round oak tables, privacy, carpet for quietness, 8-room executive Colcmial. I Male or Female 37Male or Female d R C A 1780 RESTORED Oolonl- What could make a person happier 3Z, Boats t( Accessories 46 early furniture. Evenihgs, 643- Four bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, MANCHESTER Vicinity—Clean appllMces for hunger, laundry MANCHESTER vicinity — 4- al, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire­ 6536. family room, beautiful kitch­ 6%-room R{(nch with rec room, 1969 JOHNSON 26 h.p., motor, for cleaiUtaess, alr-condlUoner ^ o m apartment In resldenUal places, modem kitchen, en with built-in appUances in­ carpets, swimming pool, on Our knowledge and experience can make your than to make another person smile? for comfort, parking for the location, 2 bedrooms, living modem baths, two car garage, excellent condition. $276. R o o m s W IH lO U t B o o ix l 5 9 cluding refrigeratoiL Con­ one acre lot. $27,900. Hutdiins HELP WANTED Phone 643-9779. ______two-car couple, basement stor­ room with wall-to-wall carpet­ walk-out basement, beaded investment Real Estate transactions more profitable. age for the wedding gifts. Only venient location, 'ftxcellent Agency, 849-6824. ------;------FURNISHED room, private ing, kitchen with appUances, paneling, wide board floors. A $176 per month for ” 3” ntoms, schools. $350 per month. Lease Maybe you should talk to us before you buy or sell. TEXTILE FACTOflY WORK EVINRUDE outboard motors, entrance, ample parking, cen- heat, electric Included. $176 magnificent home and setting. Order Your Happy Ad Today! heat and hot water Included. and security required. CaU 644- WELLS ST. — Older 2-famUy Holsclaw and Mastercraft trally located. 649*5271. heat and hot water Included A m edy‘healty, Re- In need u< a general face lift­ Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Good Pay — Good Benefits trailers, sales - service. C o m -______2720. VERNON — Oversized 7-room Cape. Four bedrooms, Lease and security deposit a,tors, 876-6283. < ing. Excellent income poten­ plete service department, boat- GENTLEMAN only, free park- '"Ay be flexible. P.S. This T nffiAL. ffiGTArffi eOMAAM No previous expierlence necessary. BOL’TON NOTCH, 3-room wln- tial. 2-car garage, big lot. T.J. SFRINO ST. Ranch, 8 rooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, fireplace, dishwasher, 2 baths, iiTln. Call 643-2711 Ing supplies, accessories, ing, kitchen privileges, central may fit your needs even If NEW 3-room apartment, living terized cottage. Phone 1-228- modem eat-in kitchen, formed Apply after 9 a.m., Monday, July 17th Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. large attached 2-car garage. Beautiful landscaped Woolsey paints, Gerich’s location, references required. you’ve been married for 60 room, kitchen, bedroom, fully 4460. 1 dining room, 3 bedrooms, fire­ DEADLINE: 12 Noon, Day Before Publication Marine Service, 1'82 Tolland 643-2693 for appointment only. years. CaU Mr. Peterman, carpeted. Range, refrigerator. PORTEUl 'street — TTuae bed­ place, family room with built- comer lot. Close to everything. Principals only. Mid 423 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER ’Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Owner, 649-9404. air-conditioners, basement AMERteUE CORP. MANCHESTER — Six - room room Cape. FamUy sized in bar, den or fourth bedroom, 30s. Call for appointment: LIGHT housekeeping room for storage and laundry. Parking Cape, available July 11th, $226 kitchen, VA baths, over one- 9«ar garage, lot 100 x 200\ Telephone (203) 646*8250 104 EAST MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. FIVE H.P. oubtoard motor, working lady, completely fur- SIX ROOM Duplex, $186 for 2 cars. Near bus and shop- iKanctfPBtpr lEimtUts 1|praUi An equal opportunity employer since 1936 monthly. Lease, security, ref­ half acre treed lot. ’Two ga­ $89,600. Phllbrick Agency, 646- 8 7 5 -7 3 2 6 recently overhauled. $80. nished. Utilities and lines In- monthly. Phone 647-1390.\ after ping. CaU Peterman Realtor, erences, two children, no pets. rages, and workshop. Only 4200. Phone 649-4205. eluded. (^aU 643-6388. 4 p.m. 649-9404. 'Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $27,900. Paul Plano, 646-6200. '' • ■' ■■;..■ !■ !'" .1 " -'i:: i ,. ■ i ({7: i v r . 4 . /:. / PAGE k)URT®EN ”/ AanrI;(Bt?r 1|ierald

Bom bets Rattle School Savings Nominees Open A headline in yesterday’^ Herald indicated that esti­ mates for additions and reno­ vations to the two Manches­ Quang Tri Area Campaign Race ter Junior high schools havei been cut by |3.4 million. (Onntlnued from Page One) looks. The ^two positions are This is not true. three and destroying one house, about 12 miles southwest of TTie cost estimates for pro­ the Saigon command said. Hue. South Vietnamese losses posed work at Illlng and North Vietnamese gunners were put at eight men killed Presidential candidate George picture, in which for the first On a New Note Bermet Junior High Schools poured 1,800 rounds of shells dnd 30 wounded. have been cut, but not by McGovern will lead the Demoi, time in the world, more people into a hilltop outpost called (Continued from Page One) For the Democrats, the cam­ U.S. military sources said that much. crats to victory in November, are employed in service Jobs Checkmate on the western paign plan was laid out months than in making products and marginal weather cut sharply unifying force in the Democrat­ flanks of Hue, then assaulted ago, in an analysis by pollster Original estimates for the according to a prediction made agrlcylture. into air strikes over North Viet­ ic party.” the position, which has changed Joseph Napolltan that caused work were $4.7 million, but in Tolland by Congressional can­ Hllsman pegs many of his nam for the second successive As for the South, many as architects for thS projects hands four times in the last two considerable anguish among its didate Roger Hllsman, ” a lot ideas for solving the districts day Friday. The U.S. Command Democrats feel that the began preparing preliminary Veeks. governors — who conceded pri­ economic and unemployment reported that Air Force, Navy McGovem-Eagleton ticket can’t plans, the estimated cost of of people will be surprised in Field reports said 40 North vately It was right. woes on this condition, promis­ and Marine tactical fighter- carry any Dixie states. But the the work began rising until Vietnamese troops were killed Napolltan advised the Demo­ November, he added.” ing to come with more detailed bombers flew more than 200 candidate seems willing to give there were fears that it in fighting at Checkmate and at crats to build their electoral Hllsman not only voiced his solutions during the campaign. strikes inside North Vietnam on it a try. Most Democratic gov­ might approach $8 million. Fire Base Bastogne to the majority with the stat& won in support of the McGovem-Eagle­ As a result he foresees the Friday, most of them in the ernors will give at least lip- south, which Checkmate over­ 1968; those industrial giants — The final estimate for both ton ticket, but took issue with "eventuality of a 16-to-26-hour southern part of the country. service support to Wm, waiting Illlonols, Ohio, New York, New schools set at a meeting of McGovern’s image as a radical. work week in our lifetime.” Chief Resident to see his support) and cam­ Jersey and Wisconsin — where the ’Town Building Commit­ Noting he had worked with Mc­ The Democratic candidate fa­ paign plans before vowing Dr. Thomas J. Conklin, of 71D Nixon’s victory was slim; smd tee this week is $6.8 million, Govern "on the hill” in Wash­ vors the Averin Harriman plan Hebron more. Sycamore Lane has been ap­ California. $3.4 million for each school. ington, he described the presi­ worked out for an end to the One prominent Southern pointed chief resident at the In­ In order to win, barring sur­ dential candidate as "springing Vietnam War in 1968, predict? Democrat, former Texas Qov. New Park Dedicated, stitute of Living in Hartford. prises elsewhere, McGovern from the well of conservative Ing this will become a reality The appointment was made by John Connally, has already dis­ will have to win most if not all and populist tradition of the at the Paris negoUation table the hospital's medical staff. avowed McGovern, hardly a of the key tossup states. Court Orders midwest.” We need imaginative because people would rather Wiley Secore Honored As chief resident. Dr. Conk­ surprise in ■view of his close­ Thus, a reconciliation with ideas and McGovern has been see a "neutral Vietnam than a lin will be liaison between the ness to President Nixon. ’The Chicago Mayor Richard J. Da­ Wage Control coming up with them.” Communist one.” Over 200 residents attended County, for the services he has residents and medical staff, will questicm of w)iether Connally ley and ufilon chief Abel will be The Democratic congressional He also favors a strong de­ Wednesday evening's dedica­ rendered to their respective or­ organize resident activities and will supplant Vice President a major goal of the coming Relaxation candidate came to town last fense deterrent attitude, with tion services for the town's new ganizations. Secor is moving to programs, and will be spokes­ Spiro T. Agnew on Nixon’s tick­ weeks, as McGovern girds for night, speaking to the Demo­ stress placed on the underwater park, Grayville Falls, and the Virginia to accept a new posi­ man for the group. et may rest with a Judgment on the final lap of what is already (Continued from Page One) cratic Town Committee in an ef­ submarine which he believes Is farewell picnic for Thornton tion in that state as^Soll Con­ A native of Wisconsin, Dr. whether he will help the GOP one of the longest presidential fort to recruit workers for his the most effective deterrent, would deny the working poor a "Whltey" Secor. servation Agent. 'Conklin earned both his bache­ outside a South that already campaigns in American his­ grass root campaign efforts. To and, colncldentaly, is a major Hot dogs, barbecued by Con­ Mrst Selectman Aaron Reid lor and medical degrees from seems theirs. tory. chance for equitable wage in­ combat the candidacy of Repub­ employer In the district. servation Commission Chair­ presented a {daque to Secor Louisiana State University. He creases while food and other lican incumbent Robert Steele, The property tax as a moans man John Hibbard, Recreation from the town in recognition of interned at the LSU Division of pricsB go unchecked. Hllsman plans to enlist the aid of supporting public school edu- Commission Chairman Eric his assistance. Charity Hospital in New Or­ of 2,000 workers throughout the caUon was opposed by Hllsman, Guard Charged with Arson '"This decision clearly ex­ Emt, and Mrs. Marie Reid, wife The evening's festivities leans. sprawling second congressional due to the resulting inequality of the first selectman, along ended with a “ whiffle” ball He has worked as assistant poses the Nixon adminis­ district, and to have these work­ of education and tax burdens with salad, soft drinks and keg gume for adults on the upper director of Charity Hospital, as In Fire at Mill Building tration’s intent to subvert the ers personally contact every placed on property owners. He beverages were the fare for the field of the park, with "Steve’* chief assistant coroner in the home in the district. At,,.,, , will of Congress,” Jennings termed the current method of evening's picnic. Reid receiving the distinction of parish of Orleans, La., and as A Rockville man employed as Ralph B. Watkins, 19, of no added The Democratic candidate education funding as "unfair Following the picnic, Hibbard, being the first winning pitcher clinical instmctor in the LSU a security gm rd at one of the c®rtaln address, was arrested picked up the endorsement of and unconstitutional.” Emt and Roy Wirth, chairman School of Medicine’s Depart­ at the park. Chenev Bixm min hiiiMincra hna Manchester police last night lawsuit was based on retiring State Senator Robert Pushing for an energetic, of the Planning and Zoning ment of Psychiatry, o eney Bros, mill buildings has charges of public indeceimy. amendments to the Economic Houley of Vernon, who attend­ united campaign on his behalf, Commission, thanked Secor. He is currently a consultant Manchester Evening Herald been arrested by Manchester Police received a complaint at Stabilisation Act of 1970, which ed the meeting, to offer help to Hllsman Intends to become well who has been Federal Conser­ Hebron Correspondent, Anne to the American Psychiatric As­ the candidate in an admittedl^y -police in connection with a sus- — about 10 p.m. that a lnude i U U e .man that "any individual known and to work hard and vation Agent for Tolland sociation’s Council on Internal Ehnt, Telephone 228-3971. picious lirefire at the old spinning was walking on Hilliard St. whose earnings are substan- "uphill battle.” long to get elected. "If we don’t Organization and is a member mUl on Elm St. Watkins is being held in lieu amongst the Hllsman hit h^rd at Steele’s win Steele will get an armlock of the Executive Committee of Survivors, besides his wife Gary F. North. 23, of 16 Wind- of bond. Court date is July 81. working poor” should bo ex- record, which he promises to on the district for eight years,” the Hartford Psychiatric So­ and his father, are two daugdi- sor Ave., Rockville, was arrest- _____ ' enipt from wage controls. make a key issue of the cam­ he stated. ciety. Obituary ters, Eileen P. Byme and Mary ed last night on a Circuit Other arrests made by Man- Jones said the $1.90-an-hour paign. Dr. Conklin and his wife, C. Byrne, both of South Wind­ Court 12 warrant charging him cheater poUce Included: figure is "without raU(mal basis Pushing aside what he labeled Cheryl, have two children. sor; six brothers, Sean Byme with third-degree arson. He was Robert J. Kerin, 19, of 63 and frustrates the intent of the public relations curtain Manchester Evening Herald Mrs. Ralph L. Adams of ManchesUer, Michael Bjrme picked up at his home with as^ Ralph Rd., charged last night Congress.” He sasaid Congress arcund Steele, Hllsman claims Tolland rreapondent Bette Mrs. Ida Mae Adams, 53, of of East Hartford, Joseph sistance of Vernon police. with operating a motor vehicle ‘!®®*<1®<1 that wage ex-ex the GOP Congressman hers "vot­ Quatrale, telephone 878-2846 41 Silver St., Middletown, form­ Byme of Hartford, Thomas Chain Selling The arrest stems from a fire while under the Influence of ®"*Ptt®hs should be based on a ed wrong on Issues grfently eif- erly of Manchester, wife of Byme and Patrick Byme, both rejxjrted at 12:27 a.m. Monday, liquor, and following too close- ot $7,000 a year instead fectlrg the district” including Ralph L. Adams, died yesterday of Ireland, and Maurice Byme Of U.S. Bonds police said. Damages were ml- ly. The charges were lodged fol- figure used by the unemplyoyment, creation of Seeks Debates after a long illness. of England; and five sisters, nor in the small blaze, which lowing a two-car accident at ®®||"®*t- emergency Jobs and a guaran­ Mrs. Adams was bom in Mrs. Thomas Kehoe of Itfan- Violates Law was allegedly started in a pile Pine and High Sts. involving "Millions of low-wage eam- teed minimum wage of $2 an Roger Hllsman the Demo­ Taber, Tenn. of scrap paper on the ■vacant Kerin's car and a car operated however, have been de- hour. "On 37 votes crucial to chester. Airs. Joseph HoUay of cratic candidate for congress­ Survivors, besides her hus­ Rockville, Mrs. Edward Gordon ’The Herald htis received a re­ thirdrd floor of the mill. by Thomas A. Hoops of 60 Vlr- exemption from wage labor, Steele has been absent or man from the Second District, band, are a son, James L. and Mrs. Michael Carroll, both port of a pyramid scheme for The fire was reported by ginla Rd. controls to which they are en- voted agalr.3t labor 20 times.” purchasing savings bonds circu­ Adams of Manchester; three of Ireland, and Airs. Nuela O’­ North, police said. The build- Peter W. Seigars, 27, of East because of the admlnls- Claiming Steele consistently 1s seeking to debate his Repub­ daughters, Mrs. Walter Earbi Connor of England. lating in town, a scheme which Ing’s sprinkler system had the Hartford, charged yesterday af- difficulties in recognlz- favors big business, Hllsman de­ lican rival, incumbent U.S. Rep. violates federal laws. of KnoxidUe, Tenn., Mrs. Carol ’Hie funeral is Monday at 9 flre out by the time firemen ar- temoon with failure to drive a ,, ®“®h exemptions,” Jones scribed him as a "personable Robert Steele, in as many of Nicholson and Mrs. Louis Doc- According to Richard Lauzier a.m. at the MoUoy Funeral rived. reasonable distance apart, fOl- ^ 20-page decision and young man, but a Republican, the towns of the district as pos­ try, both of Chicago; three of Manchester State Bank, the Home, 906 Farmington Ave., North was employed by Trl- lo^wing a three-car accident on consequently on the wrong side sible. brothers, T. G. Lovlngs and bank recently received a letter West Hartford, with a tnass of City Security Service of Hart- Oaklsind St. involving his car “ Yet COIX3, in the interest of of most Issues.” He is asking the League of Roy Lovings, both of Moreburg, from the Federal Reserve Bank the Resurrection in St. Mar­ ford, and was acting as guard and cars driven by Ann M. admlnlstraUve ccmvenlence, Laying out his campaign ac­ Women Voters to arrcuige a se­ Tenn., and Matthew Lovings of of Boston warning of the oper­ garet Alary Church, South Wind­ of the mill building, police said. Rowe of Vernon and Marilyn F. exempted millions of work- tion plan, Hllsman admits it ries of debates, in order to clar­ Knoxville, Tenn.; two sisters, ation of these schemes and not­ e r , at 10. He is being held on $1,000 Lassow of 102 Hollister St ®™ hi small businesses regard- will take lota of money and will ify the issues. Mrs. Laura Dyer and Mrs. Mar­ ing that they ■violate federal Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ surety bond at police headquar- Both cases are scheduled for their annual or hourly feature "big names” coming In a letter to Mrs. Jennie ADc- tha Merritt of Knoxville, Tenn., postal, lottery and fraud laws. ^ dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. ters. court July 31. incomes.” into the district on his behalf. Rean of New Haven, voter serv­ and 13 grandchildren. The schemes operate ' oh the Calling hours are tomorrow Quoting from a congressional Steele is not In’vinctble, Hlls­ ice chairman for the state The funeral will be Monday principal of a chain letter. from 7 to 9 p.m. report, Jones said Congress In­ man maintains, and can be de­ League, he said, "Such debates in the Nash-Wllson Funeral Connally Takes Swipe tended that wage control ex­ feated. Democrats hold a 20,000 can .only serve to inform the Home, Rogersvllle, Tenn. The Arson Suspected emptions be given to "all per­ vote plurality in the district, ■vcters, and I would be grateful Blega Funeral Home, 3 Silver sons whose earnings are at or which Hllsman hopes to buld to for your organization’s efforts in St., Middletown, is m ^ ln g local In Auto Fire At Democrat Candidate below levels established by the 30.000 through a concentrated scheduling these events.” arrangements. McGovern . Bureau of Labor Statistics in voter registration drive aimed Noting, “ There is a stirring Police suspect arson in a fire (Continued from Page One) ” I think I am a much better determining an Income neces- stron-’ ly in 18-to-21-year-olds. in the country now,” he said, last night in a car parked in a George F. Bantly States has no capacity, no pow- Democrat than Atr. McGovern sary to afford adequate food Hllsman played down his ex­ "Jjithink the Democrats are go­ garage at 33 Ridegwood St. George F. Bantly, 60, of 71 er to bring home prisoners of ''^*'0, as I recall, in 1948 made clothing and shelter and similar perience as an assistant secre­ ing to surprise a lew people, Town firemen went to the scene Wetherell St., husband of Airs. Tries Out war in the hands of the North his first venture into ptrfltlcs necessities.” tary of state under President come November. alter receiving a call from Box Margaret McCann Bantly, died Vietnamese. supporting the Progressive par- Jones said the council’s Jolm Kenned)?, but stressed an Hllsman has named A. Robert today at Manchester Memorial 294 in that area Just before “ It is an unfair statement, ty headed then by Henry A. "alarm at the prospect of an overall aura of experience on 10:30. Lavoie of Waterford hsl cam­ Hospital. and it is a statement that, Wallace.” exemptlcm . . . for over 60 nor the national scene and as a paign director. Lavoie is chair­ Police say they found an open Air. Bantly was employed as Powers frankly, sabotages the efforts of Nixon had said he would have cent of the non-supervlsorv writer. gasoline can in the iqimediate man of his town committee, is a a pattern maker at the Pratt & this admlnlstraUon and of the ^ "special assignment” for working forcfe is less convincing He made frequent references (Continued from Page One) area of the garage. state central committeeman peace negotiators in Paris to Connally upon his return from in the light of its recent rullnc to the "post industrial society” Whitney Division of United Air­ In additicxi to damage to the from the 20th Senatorial EHs- craft Corp., in East Hartford. nominated Basil Paterson of try to bring the war to an end ®ald he and exempting small business^ which he says we are now en­ car, some merchandise in the trict, and is a former president Survivor, besides his wife, is ■ New York, a black former state • • President discussed t ^ e from both price and wage regu- tering in the naticxial economic of the Connecticut Young Dems. senator. garage was also damaged. Connally came here to report )— U ^ l^ ^ ^ e^ expect completed a globe-circling ,3 35 exempt 60 per Tent. head a national committee. al Home of 219 W. Center St., is Nine volunteer firemen from Friends described the 48-year- A reporter noted that the ------—------WrVE GOT LOTS OF POOLS. in charge of arrangements. this suburban Philadelphia old grandmother as a dedicated Texas Democrat hadn’t closed town have been suspended for CHECK OUR RAINY WEATHER PRICES organizer who knew Sen. the door on the possibility. Ernest H. Artruc allegedly looting merchandise McGovern would get the nomi­ “Frankly, I haven’t closed SOUTH WINDSOR — Ernest while pumping water from a MID-SUMMER SPECIAL nation when others considered any doors and I don’t want to, Henri Artruc, 59, of 71 Robert toy store during recent flood­ 15 D A YS ONLY FREE REFRESHMENTS - COME PREPARED TO SWiM Dr., husband of Airs. Alary M c­ him a long shot. but at the same time I try to be ing. as honest with you as I know Laughlin Artruc, died yesterday One Utah acquaintance de­ The firemen, charged with All New Driveways at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ scribed her as a "supersmart how to be,” Cbimally said. ’’ I conduct unbecoming to the fire don’t have any ambition to be tal. lady” who addressed a high department, "got light-fingered Will Be Sealed Free Air. Artruc was bom in Woon- school debate class last year vice president. I don’t think I and picked up baseball gloves, will be offered the vice presi­ Get Our Estimate Today! — Cali Anytime sockt, R. I. He lived in Greater "and 4 nearly converted the toy cars and flashlight bat­ Hartford many years and was whole class to the Democratic dency. I don’t think it is in the 649-5233 teries,” said Harry DeWees, as­ cards.” head custodian at Avery Street party." sistant Norristown fire chief in Asked if he still considered School for eight years. He was Aides said McGovern plans to charge of the Hancock com­ G & H PAVim CO, HW. a communicant of St. Margaret himself a Democrat, Connally relax at home in W a^ngton pany. The men. who receive no replied: WEST STREET BOLTON Mary Church and an Army vet­ all weekend with no public ap­ salary, were attached to that eran of World War n. pearances and no meetings, company. Survivors, besides his wife, and then leave Monday morn­ DeWees said the men had are a daughter, Cecile Artruc ing for a two-week vacation at been pumping water out of the of South Windsor; his mother, Sylvan Lake Lodge near Cus­ toy store June 24 when the in­ Mrs. Eva Artruc of Woonsock­ ter, S.D. cident allegedly took place. et; a brother, Raymond Artruc Newsmen briefly ran into The store owner said he Hm most rcTobtioQaiT eonecpt !a of Newtown; three sisters, Mrs. tighter security around the won’t bring criminal charges ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD OR OLDER? Henrietta LeClalre and Mrs. pool dciign linet the! presidential candidate on the against the, firemen. Gertrude Labrie, both" of Cum­ • ARB 'TOU INTERESTED IN EARNINO TOUR OWN MONET? ftxcUtsiv* mtw A $10 fine that each man paid berland Hills, R. I., and Mrs. flight back from Aliaml Beach to the fire department will be • HA'VE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT BAVINO FOR TOUR FUTURE EDUCA’nONT Veronica Martin of Brooklyn. than on the flight down, when UNM. K CONSHtUCnON they had freely wandered up to turned over to the store in resr 0 The funeral is Monday at 8; 15 • DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN­ a.m. at the Callahan Funeral McGovern’s section. tltutlon, Del^ees said. ING YOUR OWN BUSINB8ST Home, 1602 Alain St.-, East Hart­ Two secret service agents The merchandise was re­ I This Revolutionary New Steel WaU Peel Is Just What ford, with a Alass of the Resur­ stood at the entrtince to turned to the store ,owner, he • HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOULD UKE TO OWN TOUR OWN YeuVa Bean Waiting For! A Staal Wall Pool that has so added. PAPER ROUTE? rection in St. Margaret Alary McGovern’s forward com­ ■nsany^ plut features, is superior in design and matoriab Church at 9. partment at the start of the . . . in quality . . . in gasa of construction . . . and yot is Burial will be in Wapping flight home, turning newsmen THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD •xtromoly LOW IN COST. ^ Cemetery, South Windsor. away until the candidate's staff ARTHUR DRUB Calling hours are tomorrow realized what was happening. HAS BOUTS OPBNINaS IN HANCHBSTBB AND IN SUBUBBAN a m a r ' from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The agents then took seats OPEN ALL DAY near the entrance and let news­ Memorial donations may be SUNDAY 0#o't iHiy •ny J fS S fW gL , wall thkItMM. made to the Jacksbn Cancer men pass. Ottm p— it mf Rnly 14 faufR . Owr 13 mmvrn% s im I mmn^k IF YOU ARB INTERB8TTED, THE APPUCATTON .ImMl S0% thUtr (•! .«t„ Jt ‘ Research Laboratory, Bar Har­ “It was a mistake,” a 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. bor, Maine. McGovern aide said later. BELOW WILL MAKE IT BAST FOR YOU TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWAIW OWNING YOUR OWN James Byme ROUTE. OPEN DAILY 12-7 SUN. 12-6 SOUTH WINDSOR — James FiU it out and mall to Manchester Evening Herald, Patrick Byme, 46, of 18 Dart ' OPEN JULY 4th 12 - 7 IS BlueU St., Manclvrater 06040. " Hill Rd., husband of Mrs. Eileen MILK , R M in Scanlon Byme, died ytssterday / at Newington Veterans Hos­ pital. HOME DELIVERY i Mr. Byme was bom in County nna Kildare, Ireland, the son of Pat­ 3 TIMES WEEKLY IN PAPER OR GLASS ^ Peels r Display,. rick Byme of Ireland and the 4/1 O late Alargaret Hoar Byme. He lived here 14 years. He was em­ DARI4IAID MILK GO., INC. ^ Where Quality Begins Rente 44A ployed at International Harves­ : 612 KEENEY STREET 643-6424 CmreatryOttia ter Inc. of Hartford. He was a 7 4 3 - 7 3 0 8 veteran of the Korean War. r

■ \ the districts inemployment Itlon, promla- nore detailed le campaign, foresees the l5-to-20-hour lifetime.” candidate fa> arriman plan 1 end to the 1968, predict: me a reality >tlation table ?ould rather itnam than a a stnmg de- ttltude, with e underwater le believes Is ’e deterrent, Is a major trict. : as a means c school edu- by Hllsman, ng Inequality tax burdens ' owners. He it method of as “unfair J." 1 energetic, n his behalf, become well rk hard and “If we don’t : an armlock eight years,”

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What hat to ■tariab yst b 1 T V PAG E 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 T V PAGE 8 SATURDAY JULY 15 m DAYTIM E TV (S) CBS CMOkvB'a FHm (18) M ovie (33-30) Movie MONDAY-FBHIAY 6:15 (3) Yogi Bear Show PM U via “ 81^ O om m ando” ’58. “Sivll Roy {Hade’’ ’73. (8-40) Spin Second 6:06 (3) Sninmer S em m ter 0:80 (3) LuclUe Ball (» ) H op! Frances CUfford, ’Touch Story of the meaneat out- 12:55 (23-30) NBC News — Kalber Host; l>avy Jones. (80) Mon.: Adelairie (8 ) M ovka Oonnora. , law in the West John As- 1:00 (8) VIrgliila Graham Show (ZS) WiestUnK (33) I Dream of Jeamde ^ P E R IE N C E Tom : Oome Alive Mon.; “Black Ccdira” ’63. tin, Mickey Rocney, Dick IS ONE OF THE REASONS (8) Mid-day News (W) Tslent Show (30) Black Expasme Shawn, MUten Berie, Wed.: Bing Around llie Worid Tues.: “Mask ot the Musketeers’’ (SO) Conn. 8potU «lit 6:30 (3) CHS News Pamela Austin. WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR Thun.: Senior Scene ’60. (38) D avid Froe|t Show (3) Animal World (B) (32-30) NBC Newa 3:30 (3) Anile (B) F ri.: OonsuUatlon Wed.: “Black Faolher of Ratana” (30) Galloping Gourmet H ost: BUI B u m id . 110 (3) Nalonal Geographic Majors’ sister plans to re- 6:10 (8) Davey and GoUath ’63. —. (40) AU My ChUdren (8) Cisco Kid “ A la sk a !” derarote the ofBce. 6:25 (8) Mon.: Elgbffa Day Thurs.: “Thih Air” *68. 1 :S0 (3) As the Worid Turns (U) Bnsebaa (40) Avengers (18) Gospel Sing HEARING Tnee.t.TMs Is The Ufe F ri.: "Operation Atlantia” ’65. (80) Three On a Match AUdetlcs at Tanks. (SO) Hee-Haw 1010 (8) BDsslon: bnpoaalble PROBLEM TO OUR CARE Wed.: Black Is (32) What Every Woman Wants to (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal (33-S8) Pre-Oame Show 1:30 (8) Survival Than.: With This Bing Kncnr (B) 3:00 (8) Love Is a Many Splendmud (40) M ovie (18) Mok Van Dyke Tour Bolimie Fri.: Dlalagne (80) Watch Yonr ChUd Syndicate loon diatfes Thing ‘^lome. Sweet Homicide*’ (82) Hognn’s Heroes N eighbor 6:80 (8) Sfen.: Your Community (40) L eave It tto B eaver (B ) c i4>ture Willy. (33-30) Days of Our^ *40. (40) Marty Feldman (8-40>'Ken Barry John D. 'Hulaer Tuee.: BJ''.D. 3 10:06 (3) Movies (33-30) Baseban (8-40) Newlywed Game 8:00 (8) AU In the Family (B) nremlere. Guests: Don Wed.: Leer Sin Lejlras Mon.: “Sing Boy Sing” '58. Astros at Pirates. 2:30 (3) Guiding light Archie plays Scrooge at Knotts, Oaas ElUot HEARING AID SERVICE Tfaura.: Oiallenge Tues.: “Stand at Apache River” (3 ) Morvlo Christmas time. 10:80 (18) Oral Boberte Fri.: About People ’53. (22-80) The Doctors “Alexander Graham • Free Home Appointmenta — No Obligation • (8-40) Dating Game (33-30) Comedy Umahs 11:00 (SI-33-S0I0) News (36) Mon.: Consoltalion Wed.: “Target Unknown” ’51. Bell” *39. Don Ameche, “Wake Up, Daihng-” (18) dne De Loa Sabodoa 34 PRATT ST., HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 247-7724 Tuee.: Across the Fence 3:00 (8) My Unee Sons (R) lioretta Young. Thnn.: “Tammy and the Mil­ Barry Nelson, Janet 11:15 (8-40) News Wed.: to the PubUc Interest lionaire” '67. (33-30) Another Worid S:« (8 ) M ovie Blair. lists (8) Movie Open M on. • BYi. 9 to 6 — Saturriayn 9 to 1 H um .: It Is Written (8-40) General Hospital ■Xlie M issouri T ra v rter” Fri.: “Weekend wllh Father” ’53. (18) Lawrence Welk “The Outrage” ’64. Paul Fri.: Black Exposure (33-30) Dinab’a Place 3:30 (3) Ranger Station *58. Brandon de Wilde, (8-40) Movie Newman, Chdre Bloom, 6US0 (38) Weather (40) What’s Bfy Unef (8) The Uvlng Word Lee Marvin. •’Walk. Don’t Run” ’08. Bdward G. Robinson. 6:55 (8) News 10:86 (32-30) Ooncentratlon (8-40) One life to Uve S:SO (40) M ovie Romantic comedy filmed 11:80 (8 ) tth e Safari 1:66 (8) CSS News — John Hart CARPET (40) Jack La Laane Show (S) Andy Oriffitfa Show (R) “Joiumy Rocco" *58. Ste­ in Japan. Cary Grant, Ssr (38) M ovfe CUSTOM-MADE CERAMIC TILE (8) Cartoon Carnival 4:00 Mickey Rooney stars 11:00 (23-30) Sale of the Centairy phen McNally, Richard mantha Eggar, Jim Hut­ “Beau Oosto’’ ’30. Gray UNOLEUM (23-N>) Today — FraidK MoGee (83-30) Somerset E?yer. in “Evil Roy Slade,” an DRAPERIES FORMICA (40) Galloping Gennnet ton. Cooper, Ray Milland. 1US5 (46) Heritage Corner (34) Sesame Street 4:S0 (3) Perry Mason NBC movie Saturday 8:80 (8) Mary Tyler Moore (B) (SO) M ovie 8HW (8) Captain Kangaroo 11:30 (8) Fashlona in Sewing (8-40) Love, American Style (B) (18) M ovie at 9 p.m. (18) mia|t Every Woman Wants to Incame tax auditor falls “The Black Cat” '41. B sp (8) New Tm o Bevue 11:30 (3) Love of U fe “LTst c< the Buccaneers’’ in love with Mary. sll Rathbone, Ihigh Her­ (40) Strum *n Drummers (K-30) Hollywood Squares Know '60. (Paul Henreld, Jack ROOR COVERING 910 (3) Dick Van Dyke (B) Oahnon. bert. (8-40) Bewitched (B) 4:30 (8) Qlerv Griffin Show OaMe. 8:86 (8) Cisco Kid (30) Mister Ed Dick doesn’t know If he (40) I a p j (46) FUnttrmies (B ) 13:00 (8) News — Dick Bertel (8) I Love Lucy (R) 5:0e (8-40) Ck)lf Tournament 5:30 (3) Ameiiean Advenhne AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER rixNild attend an awarda 13’.30(8) Boner Derby 0:06 (8) Hap Blchards (28-30) Jeopardy (18) Popeye Special. Closing action in (SO) M cH ale’ a N avy cerem ony. 1:35 (3) Movie (8) Donna Bead (8-40) Password (22) Mike Douglas Show the British Open. 5:55 (3) What’s H appet^ Mon. A Tnes. 10-6; Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-5:30 (18) Johnny Mann’e Stand “Viva Las Vegas” ’64. El­ (23) Kitty Today 18:28 (30) Timmy and Lassie (B) (33) Star Trek 0:00 (3) News (8) CBS News — Edwards Up and Cheer vis Presley, Ann-Maigret TEL 646-7370 VERNON CIRCLE (80) News, Sports, Weather 13:80 (8) Search (or Tomorrow (40) FUntstonea (R) SUNDAY JULY 16 (40) Tliumy and laaale (B) (33-30) Who, What or Where 4:55 (40) Weather 1:00 (SO) This Is the l i f e ESissa Landl. (32-80) Worid of Disney “81^ Ride,” Part I. M ONDAY JU LY 17 1:30 (8) Worship for Shnt-lnB (40) M ovie “Hacksaw,” Conclualan. (18) Teacli-In 8:W (8) AU About Faces 1HM (3) Movie (22-30) Pre-Game Show er to do a cover tor her (23) Gosprt Hour “Men Are Not Gods” ’37. 810 (8-40) The F 3J. , lOriO (33-80) Bold Om s (B ) (18) Jim and Tammy “Bedtime Story” ’64. Oon (24) Swan Lake m agazine. (SO) R ing A roond the Gertrude -Lawrence, and Murder recruits naive Dootors he^ a man who SYLVANIA (M) Mlater Rogera men seduce women on the Special. Choreographer (34) Book Beat W orid R e x ’ H arrison. accompUces for a crime has a bullet lodged In his (30) Hegan’s Heroes Riviera. Marian Brando, Erik Bruhn and prlma “Disraeli in Love.” 1:45 (3) Christoplier Oose-up 2:15 (22) Baseball sp ree. head. CASSEHE TAPE (40) 1 L ov e L ucy David Niven, Shirley ballerina Lois Smith 10:00 (3) Suspense Playhouse 8:00 (3) Dsvey and OoUalb Red SoK at ‘Twins. (24) Firing Une (34) E vening aS P op s (B ) 5:30 (8) 1 Dream of Jeonnle Jones. dance with the National “Lassiter” ’67. JournaUst (8) CathoBc Service 3:00 (3) AAU Intemattonnl Guests: Sens. « Henry Guest: Doc Severinsen. RECORDER/PLAYER (23) Hogan’s Heroes (8) Truth or Conse­ BaUet of Canada. tries to uncover corrup­ (SO) O rto o n s Cham pions Jackson, Frank Churdi. 10:80 (18) Oral Boberte (34) Electric Company quences 8:15 (33-30) BaaebaU tion in a hQdwest city. 8:16 (3) Ardventnres of Onmby Diving and rowing. 8:30 (18) Update (8 ) N ew s Model CT90BK (30) GUUgan’s Island (33-30) News Cardinals at Astroe. Burt Reynolds. (40) Sacred Heart 3:30 (30) Junior ’Taleat Show (32-30) Jimmy Stewart lOdKi (8 1 0 ) News (40) N ew s (40) ABC News 8:30 (18) Water World (34) Forsyte Saga (R) 8:30 (3) C^iflain Bob (40) M ovie (B) U.’OO (33-80) News 5:55 (8 What’s Happening 7:30 (8) This ta Your Ufe Ho^: Lloyd Bridges. 11:00 (3-8-32-30-40) News (8) This Is the life “Over the Moon” ’39. Rex Ruth Hussey guests as 11H» (8) Movie e Black cabinet of higli im­ 6:00 (3-8-32) News (18) Dick Van Byke 9:00 (8) Here’s Lucy (R) 11:30 (3) Movie (33) Billy Janies Hargis pact plastic Harrison, Merle Oberon. Martha’s widowed aunt “Sunday In New York*’ (18) M ovie (83) I Dream of Jeannle Lucy’s daughter moves in­ “Take the High Ground” (40) Day of Discovery 4:00 (8) BosebaU 010 (8-40) Movie ’68. Jane Fonda, Gueats: Gig Young, Shar­ (8) ABC News about clvUizations in Debbie Reynolds. with Jan Murray, Da'vld (8) Dialogue from household outlet. Ken RosewaU meets Roy Burgess Meredith guests on FarreU . (34) Evening at Pops America before Colum­ (18) 700 Club F rye. (SO) Samson Erherson. as an Irishman. (40) M ovie e Includes microidione with (82-30) NBC News bus. Host: E.G. MarshaU. 0:30 (3) Doris Day (R) (40) Christopbera (18) Pat Boone (24) Maaterpleoe llheatre “Divorce of Lady X” ’88. remote switch and stand, 6:55 (40) N ew s (18) N ews Doris gets a famous paint- 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto Feet (84) Space Between •The ^Mills of Poynton,” Merie. Oberon, Laurence ear|dtone jack and ear- (8) A New Day W ottls P a rt n. (M lvler. phmie AC line cord, ac- cesscNry pouch and blank (33) Catholic Service (40) Wisdom Haifa Bntld- 0:30 (3) dado’s Oomitry (B) 1:35 (8) For the Consumer (SO) Com e A live ed Its Hoose cassette cartridge TUESDAY JULY 18 (40) Latino 5:00 (3) Tarsan a m (8) AU Abbot Faces E gan. 10:30 (3) Look Up and live (18) Journey to Adventure (18) Jim and Tanomy (18) Mayor’s Hour David Steinberg (8) Donbledeckers (22) Lassie ABC Schedules 6W2 Hours (84) Mr. Rogera (33-80) Action Playtumse (SO) C alh olic Service (30) Senior Scene (80) Hogan’s Heroes "Perilous Times’’ ’65. In CBS Series (40) Jewish Heritage 5:30 (18) Ihe Deaf Hear (40) I Love Lmy Peter Ehlk and Diane 11:00 (3) Camera Ihree For Olympics Coverage ELECTRONICS “The David Steinberg Show,” (22) WUd Kingdom STAN EK 5:80 (8) Itoeam of Jeannle - Baker play star-crossed (8-40) Bniwinkle (SO) Conn. N ew sm aken ABC Will provide an unprece­ (33) Hogan’s Heroes lovers. hour-long comedy-variety series (23) Sports Challenge o f the 1972 Sum m er 01}rm pics. 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 Guest: Archbidiop John , (84)Electrie Company (34) Eveiring at Pops starring nightclub comedian 11:16 (SO) Jewish L ife dented 01^ hours o t satellite ABC Sports originally an­ F. Whealon of Hartford. (SO) OUUgan’s lataad Guest: Roberta Ftack. 11:30(22) Water Worid coverage of the 1972 Summer and television talk-show host (40) Omigan’B is'and . nounced plans to televl^ OOH (40) N ew s OKW (18) 160 Chib (3) About People David Steinberg, will make its 6:00 (3) Campaign *12 Olympic Games In Munich, Ger­ hours of Olymi^c coverage but 5:55 (3) What’s Ibqtpenlng 0:30 (8) Cannon (B) (8-40) Make a Wish many, by far the most exten­ (18) Conn. Report the FDC refused to allow a Cannon poses as a truck debut Wednesday at 8 p.m. on (SO) Adelante sive coverage ever {nrovided for 0:00 (8-8-33) News (22-80) Comment! ill driver to trap hijackers. CBS as the second of two five- 13:00(3) Clwllei«e the Olymfiics, or for any sports waiver of the three hours per Make a Difference Where You Sme! (18) M ovie Guest: Frank Oxiroy. IT D O ES (33-30) Good Vlbratlans (8) For the CoiMumer event in the history ot televi­ “Purple Heart Diary” '5L week summer replacements for (24) Speaking Freely day prime-time access rule, so From London (22) Tim e rTuniiel sion. one-half hour per weekday had 'Frances Congdmi, Judd “The Carol Burnett Show.” (40) Avengers Special. Popular music (30) Conn. Close-iqi -ft f t a INSTANT H oldren. Steinberg, whose topical, ir­ 6:80 (18) Movie The initial telecast will be a to be dropped from the prime- from London’s Crystal (40) Roller Derby time' schedule.. (34) Hodgepodge Lodge reverent approach to comedy "Another (Part of the For­ special two-hour preview of the Palace Bowl, with Mela­ 12:15 (8) Health Beat 'In addition to many hours of EARNINGS (30) T o ‘Pen the ‘rnilh has made him a particular est” ’48. Fredric March, 20th Olymjdad Friday, Aug. 25 S .‘\V I M G S nie, Richie Havens, Joe 12:30 (3) Face flie Nstian same-day satellite coverage, (40) Daniel Boone favorite with the contemporary, Ann Blyth, Dan Duryea. (8 to 10 p.m.). During the 17- Cocker, the Beach Boys, (8) Black Is there will be substantial periods n (/ l.O JV M 5% Dividend paid 6:30 (8) CBS News “now” generation, promise (22-30) NBC N ^ day period of the Games, the and Sha Na Na. (30) Com. Weekend of live telecasts. There will be \ . 1 ) I 1 \ I M 1 S (8) ABC News “outrageous, innovative com­ (8) Death Valley Days ABC Televlsicm. Networic’s^ en­ from d a y o t depoott. (34) Doin’ It 1 ;00 (3) Tour Oomirainity 21 sports at the Olirmplc Games (23-80) NBC News edy” on the new series. tire weekday prime-time sched­ Jam session with jazx (8) Eighth Day 7:00 (3) Face the State and ABC Spoj^’ unprecedented 4 timea ym ily. (24) Book Beat (R) Guest performers scheduled ule will be devoted to Olympic e«l6wiana»6 "TTassT rmauaiAt l■sT^t6Ti^e pianist Doug Cain. (22-30) Meet the Press (8-40) It Takes a Thief coverage. In addition, there will coverage will also feature shows 0:55 (40) News- to appear on the programs in­ (22) Newa (40) Converaattons With be morning, fifternoon and eve­ devoted to the opening and clos­ 1001 MAIN STW atANOHEgraSB • BOUTB n . OOVUNTBY 7:00 (3) Untamed World Ckimposer - guitarist - 10K« (8-40) MarciH Welby (B)- clude James Caan, of “The (24) Electric Company ' 1:30 (3) Movie ning telecasts cm weekends. ing ceremonies, as well as (8) Truth or Consequences singer Melauie per- ' Seven - year - old boy is- (3od(ather’’ fame, Bernadette “Tammy and the Bache­ (30) m id Kli«dom Television coverage o t file, preview and highlight pro­ (33-80) News struck by sickle - ceU Peters, Carly Simon, James lor” ’67. Debbie Reynolds, (34) H ow D o Y our ObU- forms in NBC's “Good anem ia. Taylor, two-time Emmy winner 1:30 (3) Movie Games will conclude Sunday, grams. Major attention will be Vibrations 72 from LesUe Nielsen, Walter “Don't Raise the Bridge, Sept. 10 with a Uve telecast ot devoted to such events as track dnm GrowT (24) Forsyte Saga (B) Valerie Harper ot “The Mary London,” Tuesday at Brennan. ' Lower the River” ’68. the equestrian finals and clos­ ‘and field, boxing, basketball, MANCHESTER (40) ABC News 10:30 (8) Worid of KreaUn Tyler Moore Sbovf" and T om ­ (8-40) lasues and Answers Jerry Lewis plays a pro­ ing ceremonies (12:80 to 3:30 swimming and diving, gymnas­ 1:80 (8) Jerry Reed 9:30 p.m. (83) Norman Oorwln Pre- my Smothers. • (22) Sports Action moter with get-rich-qulck p.m.) and a 90-minute pfime- tics, volleyball, weightlifting Guest: Oiet Atkins. senta (SO) L ee T revino ideas. time summary with hlg^lghts and wrestling. OLDSMOBILE S (8-40) Mod Squad (B) 8:00 (18) News (80) Tuesday a t-10:30 ‘There She Is’ 2:00 (8) Movie "Your OMmieblln Doolw" Julie becomes attached to ' (24) Fourth EMate 11:00 (8-8-3S-a»4d) NOHO “The Story of San ID- a baby whose parents are 8:30 (3) HawaU Flve-O (B) (18) El Super Show Goya Bert Parks Introduced the chele" ’62. O. W. iFlscher, I on a murder spree. Wealthy soclaUte is black- 11 :S0 (8 ) Blovie song, “There She IB . . . MiaO Rosanna ScUaftino. Furnifiire — Carpet ^ 512 WEST CENTER ST. 64S-1511 (18) Dlok Von Dyke maUed. “Our Mother’s House” A m erica ,” in 1955, the flr ri (18) Baseball (38-80) Ponderosa (B) (8-40) BiovIe ’67. Dlih Bogarde. year he emceed the Miss Amer­ Athletics at Yankees. BLAU Bedding — Appliances I Pamela FiankUn. Young girl loses faith In “The House That Would ica Pageant. (SO) M ovie " IHimlture Stores m s biain street, manohesteb ■ her father vriien he throws Not Die” 10. House Is in­ (8-40) DIefc Oaratt He’ll sing it for the 18th con­ “The Count of Miante CMs- Middletown — Old Saybtook — Open Men. thru Sat. — Bfoa., Than. B Dtl. Nlteo to 0 j| NEW or USED a horse race. habited by ghosts. Bar­ (33-80) Jolittiqr Ownon secutive year when NBC color­ to“ ’84. Robert Donat, (34) N ew s bara Stanwyck, Richard Guest: Slippy White. casts the event Sept. 9. TV PAGE 4 MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., .SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1972 WEDNESDAY JULY 19 CPTV Special Fiiu A w ard ' 5:M (8) AH About nwM 8:65 (40) News party alignments, and “Bright Lear’ ’60. Gary Collier, Lawnn Bacall, (18) Jim and Tamnqr 7:88 (8) Big VaBe^ (B ) th e 1978 election s. “Because He Hears a Dlfter- Patricia Neal. (84) BDater Bocen (8) Tmlh or Ossne- (88-80) Adam-18 (B ) ent Drummer,’’ a CFTV doc­ (88) Bogan’S Heroea goen eea Police car bits a 0:80 (8) Merle Haggard umentary film on the utilisation (48) I liove In oj (88-88) News pedestrian. 18:00 (8 ) M ann ix (B ) of e^cattonal Innovation In Ocn- (84) OleaiM TtaB Joe has a client whoM necticut under 'ntle lU of the 8d8 (8) Dream of Jeamde 8:80 (t-lO) Onmer Bar (48) ABO Newa secretly doesn’t want him Elementary and Secondary Bld- (88) Hogan’s Heroes Joe and Harry reverse to succeed. ucation Act, has received an (84) Electrlo Oompaa(y 7:S8 (8) lassie roles to itrqNress Joe’s girl Educational Pacesetter Award, (88-80) Night OaUery (B ) (SO) OUUgan’s Island (18) DIek Van Dyhe frie n d . 1. Man UBs bis nagging one of twelve awarda given oar (4 0 ) N ew s (88) I Dream of Jeaante (88-30) McOloiid (B ) wife. 3. Seaman Is rescu­ ttonally by tbe Presldent’a Nar SdlB (S) Whait’s H^n>cnlng (84) Oona. Newsroom “A Little Plot at Tranquil ed from the Titanic. 8. A tlonal Advlaoty Council on Sup­ (SO) CSrooa! Valley.” Burgess Mere­ (S-8-88> N ew s doU talks. plementary Centers and Serv­ • (48) Ploneor Valley dith, Dermis Weaver: (18) M o v ie (84) Forsyte Saga (B ) ic e s ' , “Decision at Sundown” (8 4 ) M o v ie 8:08 (8) David Stofnberg 10:30 (1 8 ) 700 O u b The award waa given' Jointly ’67. R andolph S cott, John "Potemkin” ’25. Classic Premiere. Gueets: Lmdle UKM (8-8-88-8040) News to CPTV; Dr. Roger Richards, C a rro ll. study of revolution by Uggams, Bid ltestroyed” ■ '69. Peter George Kinkade, Title IH coni (40) DanWi Boone scheme that can't miss. 9:00 (8) Medical Center (B ) Cushing, Simon Ward, Bultant, State Depeurtment of Ed­ 6:S0 (S) CBS News (18) Osnadlan FootbaB Surgeon considers return­ Veronica Carlson. ucation. (8) ABC News Toronto Argonauts meet ing to practice. (8-40) Dick Oavett (88-30) NBC News the Rough Riders. (8) M u ^ Feldman (88-30) Johnny Oaiaon "Because He Hears a Differ­ (84) Maggie and the (8 4 ) E le e tla n ’78 Guest: Orson WeUes. G u ests: T o o y R an d all, ent Drummer” focused on class­ BeaoUtal Machine (B ) Report on voting trends. (4 0 ) M ovie Cass ElHot. rooms throughout the state to document new teaching meth­ ods which stress the Individual­ THURSDAY JULY 20 ity of each student. The film was telecast last November. 6dK> (8) AU About Fhoes (88) I Dream of Jeaimle about Hollywood’s silent Copies of the film are avail­ (18) Jim and Tammy (84) Conn. Neweseom era . able for loan from the State (21) Mister Regers (30) Flying Nim (8-40) Longstreet (B ) Department of Education film (30 Hogan’s Heroes (40) Dragnet Idike probes a bank rob­ lib ra ry . (40) 1 Love Lucy 8:00 (8) My World and Wei- bery In which one sus­ 6:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannle oome to It (B ) pect Is linked to Nikki. (2) Hegan’s Herces Queenie Smith is an ec­ (18) B l^t On (24) Electric Company centric maid. (88-30) Ironside (B ) (SO) OlUlgan’s Island (8-40) AUaa Smltb and 'hie chief has a musical (40) N ew s Jon es (B ) clue to a murder. SdS6 (S ) W h at’ s H appening Heyes and Curry help two (4) Bollywood Trievlslon IVEST «d » (S-8-22) News rums and get involved ’Ih e a tre (1 8 ) M o v ie with bank thieves. “Lemonade,” with Mar­ [ILL “The Legend of Tom Doo­ (1 8 ) N ew s tha Scott, Eileen Herlie. iFlUCXASEf le y ” ’ 69. M ich ael Landon, (88-80) Adventure Theatre 9:30 (18) 700 C iib »STORE J o M orro w . “ W a r on N e rv e s ” ’64. S te­ 10:00 (8-40) Owm Marshall (B ) (4) Hodgepodge Lodge phen Boyd, Louis Jourv James Brblln guests as a MAN(7HE8TER PABKADE (SO) To TeU the Truth dan, Monique Lemaire. country singer. 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