t I fA O k TWENTY 1 lEvntittg FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 Avferagc Dally Net Press R^ji The Weather Christian Club lunch; dessert and beVerage tee. ,’nie appointment was ap- ter chapter; M rs. C ecilia S.' For The Week Ended About Town wlll be provided. proved by President Richard Five Delegates Moore ot 24 Goalee Dr. of Ver- July SI, 1971 Some cloudiness toniglit and For further Information con- Nixon, planck School; euvd Mrs. Harriet When The Oeeasien CoHs for HoweiSf'’ .'D m R ev. HraUain TttykM-, pas- Plans Luncheon tact Mrs. Wendell Kther of Bol­ To Convention Think o f The Sunday. Lows tonight in the 60s, ■inr o t the CSiurch of the Naaa- ’Ihe appointment is to an in­ Osborn of Somers, recording ton Center Rd. secretary of the Manchester iiattrhpfitpr lEum ttw H rralh itene, wlU conduct a service Sun­ The Christian Women’s Club definite term. Cervini succeeds 14,890 highs Sunday 76 to 80. Five women from the Man­ chapter. day at 8:15 a.m. on radio sta­ of Greater Hartford will spon­ Robert Marlanella of Hartford, ParkhUl-Joyce Manchester— A City of Village Charm who had resigned, Another chester chapter of Alpha Delta This was the seventh intema- tion WINF. Ihe program is sor an informal luncheon at the Cervini Named ' si^onsored . by the Manchester Manchesterlte on the seven- Kappa, IntemaUcnal Hchorary tlontl convention of the organi­ Area OpuncU of Churches and Oliver Ellsworth Homesttad in member Local Draft Board 3 is Society for women educators, zation. Over 1,200 members rep­ Flower Shop (Claeslfled Advertlskif on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS To Draft Board resented 1,400 chapters wiUi a VOL. LXXXX, NO. 268 (FOURTEEN PAGES— TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 the Clergy Association of Man- Windsor at noon on ’Tuesday. Clarence Foley, a Democrat. recently attended the Interna­ Fr8ak Gakelw, Proprietor Paul A. Cervini of 71 Main m em bership o f about 40,330. 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER oheater. ’Ihe Rev. Bruce Jones of St. has received <^lclal notifl- . Cervini, ... 72, ^ retired in 1964 tional Convention in New York Gardner, Mass, will be the City. (Next to HAMord Natloiinl cation of his appointment to Lo- i**® Manchester Bank) .Sabbath Services will be held speaker. His wife, Mrs. Elisa- cai Draft Board 3, with offices ®®ii«ctor of revenue. He is trea^ ’The delegates are M iss Mar­ DKAI’KS • YES—^WE DELIVEB a .at Temple Beth Sholom tonight iMth Bristol Jones, w ill be the in Hartford. surer of the privately owned garet C. Clark of West Hart­ Phooea: e49-0701—649-1446 T rip’ s Effects at 7 :S0 and tom orrow at 10 a.m . guest soloist. Mothers and Cervini, a Republican, was Manchester Water Oo. and is ford, Connecticut state presi­ DHV ( i ,k a m : i ) Many Urge Two Governors daughters will model fashions nominated by Gov. Thomas *** the board of directors of the dent; Mrs. Bernice M. Maher of 111;rri;i{ < i i.am ks I 'Reservations for the benefit that they have seWn. Meskill, after clearance by District. 63 Church St., northeast reg;lon- Still Felt By scholarship barbecue sponsor­ ’The meeting is open to wom­ Manchester GOP Chairman M. Cervini will Attend his first al grand vice-president; Miss :rjl Ori 'n IM.. M .n. Iii'.-.ti i Meskill T o ed by the Past President’s As­ en and teen-agers front the Adler Dobkin and by the Re- meeting of Local Draft Board 3 Marita Kemp of 77A Sycamore Read Herald Advertisements sociation of the Emblem dub Manchester area. Bring a publican State Central Ccmmlt-on ’Tuesday. Lane, president c i the Manches­ Support Wallace to be Aug. 22 from noon to 0 Astronauts Okay Plan p.m. at the home of Dr. and HAR’TPORD, Conn. i(AP) — Mrs. Prank Santlllo of 11 Alison By PAUL REGER -Gov. ’Thomas J. Meskill is be- Ave, Wethersfield clOse on Mon­ AP Aero^iaoe Writer., Jng urged to blga the new tax On Busing Stand day. For reservations contact SPACE CENTER, Houston package that includes an in- Mrs. Alfred Ritter of 40 Chester (AP) — A week after their creased- sales tax and repeal of Dr. space voyage, the Apollo 15 as.- the controversial income tax. The governors of Mississippi and Louisiana have an­ tronauts still have not recov- Friday, the day after the nounced support of moves by Albama Goy. George C* ' Charles Bayrer, son of Mr. ered from all the effects of state legislature aiq>roved the Wallace to prevent busing of students to desegregate and Mrs. William H. Bayrer of their 12-day moon trip, a doctor substitute for the income tax, schools. : ■ 2S McKinley St., is participating says. secretBUles in the governor’s ot- "George Wallace has drawn WUUams was critictol of the in the Unted Church of Christ Dr. C9uu:les A. Berry, chief reported receiving over 100 a line In the dust and I stand President's position, youth conference, "Will Wor­ physician for the astrmiauts, ®slls, about 80 per cent of them fully with him," Gov. John Bell “Now that Nixon and the ship Work?" at the Isles of ' Spalding said at a news conference Prl- ssklng the governor to sign the WilUams of Mississippi said courts have destroyed our Aioals in Portsmouth, N.H. A day that the crew is not and P®®kage. Filday. neighboihcxxl schools and have senior at Manchester High World Couteuder never was "in any medical MeskUl said .Prlday he had Gov. John McKdthen sent a forced busing on the chUdren of School, he is sponsored danger.” decided whether to sign or letter to the Louisiana Board of the South," he said, "the Presl- by the Immanuel Congiegatlon- ^ Famous Kingsford 201b; Teuuis Racket Reg. 7.99 But, Berry said, astronauts *he measure, so employers Educatlon saying; " I anticipate dent has again reversed his er cent, and a 8-per- the Limestone County school' Louisiana governor criti- leather grip. Asstd. sizes. guys don’t fit the pattern,” he cent tax ^ cm dividends o.,,:and capi­ added. board to reopen predominantly cized "the federal Judges re- Spalding Heavy Duty Tennis Balls 16.88 tal gains. It would increase the block New Hope Junior High ^xmslble for the un-American 4 1.39 Berry also said Scott and Ir­ Only 500 bags per store. Limit 2 High velocity 5 element blade. 14” portable cigarette and gasoline taxes, School which had been ordered decialon" on busing ow,: said Manchester Our Reg. 2.29 1 . 8 8 circulates 3,000 cubic feet per minute. win both suffered spells of ir- Secretary Reginald Maudling regarding the new bags per customer. No rain Can of 3 hike state-college tuitions and The Rev. Ian Paisley, foreground, leaves the Home closed by a federal court, and “can furnish the money Hospital Notes checks. ngular heart beats vdiUe on rjjgg variety 'ot minor taxes, Office, London, on Friday after meeting with Home outbreak of violence in Northern Ireland. (AP Photo) to allow New Hope pupils free- application themselves." ^the moon’s A surface. ^ He attrlbut- O" Friday, an error was dls- dom of choice in what schools '‘jn meantime," his letter vnmiro aouss ed this to extreme fatigue and covered in the new tax package to attend. Freedom of choice to the school board continued, , Intennedlate Care Semi- OUR LOW EST 3 Pc. Redwood said it was the first time such may mean a loss of be- In Ulster generally has been rejected by -they might consider having ^vote, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 PRICE! Hoover irregulorlties had occurred tween $3 million and $3.6 mll- federal Judges as an appro- the northern peu-ts o f the Uitited .^ tn. - 8 pwm.; private romns, since the 1982 earth orbit flight Uon in revenue. The mistake priate means of school desegre- gtates wear the same shoe.” ^8 a.m . - 2 p .m ., and 4 p.m . - 8 Picuic Set gaUon. of John Glenn. was noticed as the law was Florida Education Commls- lM>- Our Reg. 29.99 Slim-Line Handi- Berry also reported that Ir- being analyzed. On Thursday, Wallace told ; Pedtetrlca: Parents allowed ^ ered from dizziness The error is in the dates for British Troops, Gun-Runners in Battle iuiy time except noon - 2 p.m.; while in space and after Apollo the tax package to take effect. «d court order at New Hone ^ithMO, 2 pan. - 8 p.m. Vacuum Vaeuum 16 spasbed down in the Pacific -me effective date for the over­ The quiet little leader of the land, told a news conference S ervice: 10 a.m . - 2 p .m .; By COUN FROST touT her “ High "may clar«y some last Saturday. ^11 bill and the taxes it con- of the confusion caused by the . - 8 p.m . 21.77 Associated Press Writer provincial wing of the outlawed Friday that the army had In- Portadown after a stone-throw- 1 7 8 8 The ittysician said the lire- tains—except the capital gains BELFAST, Northern Irish RepubUcan Army—called fUcted some 50 IRA casualties Ing battle and more than a doz- dominantly black one 2B miles position of the Presl- > ihtenaivIve Care and Coronar;;' Seventy inch long table and gulalltles were withheld from and dividend taxes—was wrlt- Ireland__ J /AT>\ (AP) British the "Emerald "Emerald pimpernel” nlmDemel” by bv over over the the past oast week week and and Jailed iaUed en en shots shots peppered peppered the BeUeek ...... away where______, she was assigned___ ^ dent." But he said he expected bake: Imihedlate family only, benches are factory stained 2 3 ' * the public, despite questions ten as Aug 15 no changes in Florida schools’ wqr time, limited to five min- troODS fouvht a min battle British newspaper—slipped more than 230 terrorists. police station Uj Cknmty Ferma- by a desegregation order. and dried. Fully bolted con­ from newsmen, because flight However, In the section rals- struction, weather resistant Combination rug Quick pick-up on " ...... —B— However, m me section rats- ‘ j. i_underground In a sudden end- TTckell seem ed em barrassed nagh today. None w as hurt. ^Presid^^ Nixon m id Aue 3 ‘^®®Kregatlon t/iwio ujuch 6’ 9”x4 Ft. ^ 'an^ floor tool rugs or ha bare Tech Seal Simeons wanted to get more sales tax from 5 per dramatic news con- by the clandestine news confer- In political developments to- j,e wanted no more busing dmatlc takes place . Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. ■ 0 hahardware. at a higher level.’ *^:4S pan., and 8:30 p.m. - 8 Only 12 sets per store nozzle. King size floors. Combina­ > m II 1 » .■ P®*" effec- smuggling anus across the (erence in Belfast Frtday. ence that went on as he spoke day, British Prime Minister y,gjj ..the minimum required throw away bags. The White House said it was . oOms, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., tion rug and floor Pavement Sealer ^'’® ‘*®*® written as Sept. Irish Republic border today As a British general was to the press. He said today; Edward Heath decided to rush by law," and Wallace said If 2 Man P.V.C. R o a t^ Powerful motor nozzle. Ligh­ tii Friday morning, said Berry. watching the Alabama situaticn wad 8:28 pan. -8 p.m ... launched all-out claiming that the IRA had been not find out about ® government minister to the the President Is sincere . . . complete tweight, stores re- The 16-day loss of revenue hunt for its defiant leader. “virtuaTiy Cahill the meeting long enough before United States to combat what g-iven him c.an example ... x "will deal ,, ____ with .. the w. situ- .. , ■ Age Umtts: 18 in maternity, with tools. #2011 easily. #2901 ' 12 in other areas, no limit in Save an Extra “*® Increased sales tax ^hg army reported a half- was telUng a news conference to disturb It earlier.” f*® ^®®*® ^ erow.ng antl-Brltlsh suggest the President issue an adf-aervlce. .. ^ ^ dozen of the gun-runners were two mUes away that "the fight Raids in Belfast turned up filing among Americ^ over executive order halting busing ®^‘®*"®"t® »>y the governor. and no ifs and ands and buts.’ ..The emhtgency entrance on CHARGE . , .. wounded or ^d during the goes on.” small quantities of arms and ...... (See Page Fourteen) Armory St. is the only hospital He» sleeping level now,’’ The legislative intent ex- shootout. An armed detachment stood ammunition but Cahill was still JoimsonSmUh, added the doctor. tentranbe :qien from 11 p.m. to 12.77 4.70 lawmakers w as guard outside as Cahill talked at large. professional television 25% ,.30% OFF Inflatable floor, electronically IT! Protects as^ h lt against oil, gas and ^ ^d cc^irmed launched for Joe Cahill, a guer- to newsmen In a west Belfast Fighting broke out in London- interviewer with an America :f a.m. All otter outside doors welded seams. Age and acid resis­ weather. Rubberized coal tar pitch L from prefli^t Friday by Senate leaders of j.jjia chieftain who cared to hall. He said the IRA had suf- derry at dawn wh^n armored wii®. "’ns expected to fly to . are looked daring the night Our regular low prices on All tant. #2600 12 per store No Rain Checks base with rubber. A ^dards ^ so sm ^ that b ^ p e ^ w « to have lUl but newsmen openly under ficlent arms and ammunition to bull-dozers moved In to knock New York on Tue^y. Heath Egypt’s President Appeals Famous Finkel Air Cushioned they normally would be de- m capl^ and dividend patroUIng British keep up guerrilla warfare. down guerrilla barricades In reportedly wanted him to ap- taxes ®«®®t on Aug. 16. ^^hen a patrol o f British sol- the Roman Catholic Bogslde P®®^ ACAOnRmD TKBTBRDAT: Save an Extra ^ry praise study of the health ^^t ^re was no move Frl- ^ ^jg„ pear on sonm U^S. television -^Bernard A. BeUOy, 18 Canter- or Padded Folding Furniture inventory To Syria to Stop Fighting St; Frederick T. B qc- h” ®" prowled back streets^d ing he slipped out the back The residents fell back before a it was not fiiltio , 175 S t ; M rs. Helen *^™**"' D-nvernor l^rprall the lawmn. looked iooked intoInto houses for Cahill, door. tear gas barrage but rebuilt the ^nHine- anv enemv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tween Syria and Jordan. The , called the lower body nega- ? • No(rthemNorthern Treland's Ireland’s nuMt-wanted most-wanted . Brifir,Brig, .Marston Tickfill. Tickell,.. . BritishRritlah h.-irrirnrias barricades wlipn when tmons troops movedmovpfl "g V tour had been scheduled before ‘O. Botaad, 49 Winter St; MiW. 13.99 to M .99 Sale 9 e T 7 lO 1 9 e 7 7 live pressure test, found Worden President (See Page Fourteen) man. chief of staff In Northern Ire- away. (See Page Fourteen) the fighting broke out. ,W; N ancy B nune, 118 HoUloter 50%OFF and Irwin subnormal and Scott Egypt appealed to Syria today t: ;S t; Arthur a . Buckler, 47 HoU Our regular low prices on All and Irwin below normal In an reiS t For Wife, Mother or Grandma exercise test cf the heart’s ca-. U Z:.;, A lso, M rs. U a d e L. CbapeU, tion against Israel, the author- “ «> -w M .t « c .... b,. Save an Extra 33^3% Dinnerware Sets* paclty to support bodily work. „ „ ^ , .... cause it represents a daxurer to rjr.112 N ike C ircle; Boas Cohen, in our inventory „l^Jtorra; Beaufbrd R. Dake, Bn- 15^'’ Dble. Edge. Hedge Trimmers 14 Kt. Gold Berry noted that Apollo 16 Kent State Case />-field; Joseph A. iFoumler, 281 Pampers Examples: was longer than other moon flights, Scott and Irwin spent Mitchell SadatC^e an early morning ".RnUard St.; Mna Carol D. Anniversary Rings East News 33 Lightweight hous Save an Extra Our Reg. 18.97 N o w 9.49 more time on the moon’s sur­ telephone call to Syrian I»resl- , ®'*yP‘ ® Middle -- A e n c h , 88 Scott D r., V en u n . ing, heavy duty Disposable Diapers dent Hafez el Assad urging an o reported that Gen. ' Also, Mrs. Alice King .North face and all three spacemen Text On motor. Easy to Our Reg, 59.99 IVow 30.00 had heavier work loads. Ruling Not to Probe Shootings end to the border fighting, the Eg^tian chief ‘Windham; Robert L. McDon- . handle. 20%OFF Our regular low prices on The 'resulting medical find­ paper said *®^‘ ^ binell, 81 Hayes Rd., South Wind- Overnights,...... 77^ "Corelle by Corning not in­ Jordan and Syria have *^^® “ — aor; Frank P. Matarajiio, 18 cluded ings, he said, may force Kent State All Play Gyms, changes in the flight plans of blamed each other for border BUss St.; Richard J. Muirhy> battles in the last thi^ days. " “ ‘Fairfax, Va.; Mrs. Beveriy 66 Deluxe model; Newborn...... 1.37 Save an Extra 30% OFF ApoUos 16 and 17, the rem ain­ Angers Kin of Slain Students WASHINGTON s .'O S rie n ,' 167 Homestecul S t.; molded finish. ing moon flights. Both missions .. m, ,.x. a, AUy. G.*. ' Motor delivers Sand Roxes Timely gift to celebrate any impor­ Our regular low prices on All B aih ara M. P esso, 97 have planned schedules similar John N. Mitchell's statement envoys, Hasaaa a«- Only 12 otiortod 2,000 strokes per tant anniversary. Handsome gift KENT, Ohio (AP) — Fami­ 0. ^Ctadlm8n Dr. to tiwse of Apollo 15. Models per Store minute. Tangle Towers Daytime 3 0 . . . . 1.57 box. ‘ Price shown for 2 stones; add Stainless Steel Flatware Sets lies and friends of four Kent Friday on the Kent State kill .^Alao, Philip J. ' R lcard, The medical findings from in our stock! $2 for each additional stone. ^^__Jn_our_invontorjr_^____ . __„ - , State University students killed in gs: - Stoma; Mrs. Eileen P. Stevens, polio program may also ^ campus last year reacted ‘f,, ^ Westminster Rd.; Richard The Department of Justice Amman said Jordanian troope with anger to the Justice De­ N. ’Templeton, 46 S. Alton St.; Save an Extra (See Page Fourteen) has completed its analysis and knocked out 10 Syrian tanks. Hia jjiiiiu7ihltfa4j.iL partment’s decision not to have evaulation of all the avallaWe Neither side sold it suffered ^ ArUne R. Therlaque, 28 a federal grand Jury probe the facts and information surround- casualties. " ’ ‘ vine St., Vemoo; Harry L. Complete with 2 Speakers agency said. shootings! the tragic deaths of r‘,?Musk, 64 Jarvis Rd.; Scott D. Vacation Kent State University students resulted from raids by Syrian- nirmiMS Unsworth, 42 Jan Dr., Hebron; State and echool officials said *10.*30 OFF the decision was consistent with Iftra. Marilyn L. West, Stafford Our Regular Low Prices on New Attacks Immediately after the in- against Jordan, which has used __ ^ l|iringB; Mrs. Margaret Worth- evidence gathered in extensive Investigations <»mducted since cldent occurred I requested the force to control the anti-Israeli “ '^ington, D aly R d ., Coventry. Film Civil Rights Division and the guerrilla movement. ______- - m ; ^ T H s y e b t e r d a y : a students and Ohio National All Power Mowers Launched By Guardsmen claidied May 4,’ Federal Bureau orting South ^nd does accept" the decision. ' ' t Also, Susan A. Lemlre, WUli- our cooperation to state offi­ • 10 Years After - New Columbia L .P .' Buil^-in burglar alarm and head Vietnamese forces along the ^ resigning Sept. mantlc; Michael Daigle, 206 K135-20...... 1.37 cleaner. ■ Fast forward, tape light. cials and made copies of^ the ■P*®. jq return^ to teaching duties, Bush HlU Rd,^ ;AUson P . Har­ Slide■ 'bar controls. ■ • On/off~ ■ iff !switch. ■ complete FT3I Invertigatlon Reviewing Economic Policy on BIG POOLS! Starting shortly before dawn, Qje ,^ustice Department vey, 296 Redwood Rd.; Jennifer #RR71T-2 available to the Attorney -Gen­ North Vietnamese gunners "the only agency with H. Lord, Jobs Hill Rd., ElUng- eral of Ohio. We also made By BIUL NEIKIBK iChalrman Arthur F. Bums was slammed more than 200 rocket complete knowledge of all the . ton; William Fenstamacher, 20 copies of . it available to, the Associated Prem Writer set to meet the President at the .Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Ruth A. iuid mortar rounds into four testimeny and evidence gath- President’s Commission on WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- White House Friday afternoon, r- -Sriggs, 124 Long Hill Rd., South South -Vietnamese positions, ered by the local, state and na- Campus Uiuest. Ident Nixon’s weekend trip to but Instead was invited to the 1, .Windsor. The enemy repeatedly assaulted tional fact-gathering depart- When the Ohio special grand the Maryland mountains is Camp" David, Md. presidential ' Also, Charles J. Suntava, 866 ■ — iTTB3uwiii.tah..T..^L.^..____ a South Vietnamese marine mento." Jury made iU report public on shaping up as A full-scale re- retreatV; battalion less than two miles U.S. Atty. Gen. John Mitchell 3 n H ackm atack S t.; Richard J. Oct. 16, 1970, the Department of view of his eixmomlc policies George P. Shultz, director o f. 4 from Fire Base Sarge at the announced the Justice Depart- ^i^eman, 866. Ccntgr St.; Ed------® Justice resumed and Intensified that have been under relentless the Office of Management and weatem end o t the DMZ. ment decision In Washington ■rnward M. Orcutt, RFD 2, Wales Its evaluation ot the entire mat- Democratic attack. Budget, rounded out the quartet The Saigon command said 20 Friday. jj]{d., Andover; Mrs. Linda S. • 3 DM... 3 O' % ^ 'of ter, including the reports of the Sources said a presidential of economic policy advisers, Telxelra, Suffleld; Mrs. Anna North Vietnamese troops were Mitchell said he had con- state grand Jury and the Com- session with his four top eco- The White House said Nixon Ulled in the fighting around eluded that there "is no cred- ju. . nomlc advisers, the Quadrlad, decided to go to Camp David to HU . Vinci,. 360 Main St.; Mrs. Saige, the fliSt reported action IW® evidence of a conspiracy 4 .4 I^rlene S. Mayhew, Sunset All of this Information probably amount to a "coa- work on the 1978 budget, with near the fire base since last between the National Guards- thoroughly analyzed by mje review” of both domestic particular emphaaia Aen to ^oct rtudents on 3 Eumig mine whether there existed any vf^ionmAnt® „tAon, RFD 1, Daley Hd., Hebron; 24’ Oval Pool by Doughboy PANASONIC’ Portable were four men killed and “ ‘I six wounded, the command violations of federal laws. Sub- offlclals cAutlonAd am inat aources Mrs. Terrance Dorsey and 8 Track Player cutlon of individual guards- sequently. I received a recom- ^ proWema are sure to ' daughter, 228 Oak St. Super 8 Movie Camera 9 SS* Black & While TV Rigid 6 inch top rim. expan- 0 “ r nie marine battaUon camped {"®« ” m^ndatlon from the Ovll = Rights IMvlsion. In addition, I —Bum s’ pr(^;Kiaal fo r a wago- dable liner. 10 year warran- Hm- ar«^ Saige was first W ^tt as^^clal state pioae- ty on liner. W79 have personally reviewed the ^ ^ appeared to p^jee review board, or aome SipllcTaiki a 60-round mortar b ^ e to air ^ o grand Jury case. ^ uni®n®y - Type of wage-p^riahUiiSSn AND *347 tten a B r^ ^ u lt. ^ked investigated the shootings, The facto available to me plan. Nixon boa said he wlU ’* by tac^ strttes «d ^ - Department de- 169 support the conclusion reached ^ mqeUng was view the idea with an open 97.40 lery, the marines beat back the gigi^n "cubstantiates what I f l i g S M i S m u t s 15’ Oval Doughboy Pool Reg. $135 $99 Automatic electric eye; power zoom lens with- AM/FM stereo radio, 8 track tape player with by the President’s Commission ®^ed, however, was out of the mind, a of his ore- 74.88 attack and claimed killing 17 to be the case as far as manual control. Constant focus optics. Super 8 twin speakers in walnut enclosures. Only 6 per toat the rifle fire was, in the ordti^. hard-line rejection of store, no rain checks. #RE7070 enemy. Four marines were re- evidence is concerned." words of the commission, "un- Treasury Secretary John B. such a boaixl. iiaiMMCItMMi 18’ Qval Doughboy PoqI r^^^ ^124 cartridge loading, reflex viewing_systen^ tinted screen. Sep8le Vaoks, W ells, ported killed and five wounded. ijjig grand Jury, summoned necessary, unwarranted and In- Connally was summoned from _\yays to — —> nm ur: <« Sewer Lines North Vietnamese artll- py then Gov. James A. Rhodes excusable.’.. However, our re- his vacation spot In Texas. toe doUar overseas. The aHa.:,- far Watsrproftfing Dshe. 18’ Oval Doughboy Pool Reg.$195 $147 lerymMi slammed 87 rockets la^t fall, indicted 24 youths and view persuades me that there Dr. Paul W. MCCracken, SALE; FRIDAY & SATURDAY and mortars into Camp Carroll one Kent piofeescr cm riot is no credible evidence of a chairman of toe Ccuncll of Eco- ^ '^ew by 18’ Oval Doughboy Pool R^'. $239 $184 Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. and Fire .Bases Fliller' and charges in coimectiim with dls- conspiracy between National nomlc Advisers, hurriedly gath- dStar could «tocto!to lU Peart St. — . 8tt-M AAon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:3Ci p.m. Charlle 2. No casualties were orders which preceded the Guardsmen to shoot students on ered up his charts on inter- i T m**'*V**TIL Sewerage Dlepeeet iSo. CHARGE ALL YOUR PURCHASES Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. reported in these shellings. shootings and placed major re- Arthur Krause, whose daughter was slain on ther^Kent St^te University campus the campus and that there is no nationafand d S c T co^^ ” to other cul^ Tlie seven Americans killed sponslblUty for the violence in May 1970, has termed Atty. Gen. John Mitchell’s decision not to impanel a likelihood for' successful prose- problems and took them along. (8ee Page Two) (See Page Fourteen) federal grand jury to investigate the incident "political whitewash.” (AP Photo) (See Page Fourteen) Federal Reserve BooM (See Page Fmrleen) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 PAGE t h r ; ^

P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 Sheinwold on|Bridge DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IS NewN Wave of Attacks S t a r g a x e r *iv> NORTH By C L A Y R. POLLAN- AUDACIOUS BIDDING The Baby Has Launched by North Viets ^ ARIES LIBRA SHOWS BIO iPROFIT ♦ J lEtt^ning W MAR. 21 Vour Daily Activity Guide (:? A K (.>1986 5 3 According lo the Stan. ’’ S : ; : a By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0 Q (Continued from Page One) troops from Vietnam by the To develop message for Sunday, Whenever I’m in New York I Published Daily Except Bimdays 3- 5-,9-14 34.37-41-46/T A J 5 end of 1971. read wards corresponding to numbers spend some time in the Regen­ BitdirHolldayB at 18 Blssell Street, in the helicopter crash were the ^-28-39 50-59-75 ilanchester. Conn. B e e n N a m e d The resolution was passed on of you|))Zodiac birth sign. cy Whist Club, the most elegant e a s t SCORPIO* fimt U.S. casualties reported E voice vote Friday at the ' TAURUS 5 f|k 0 10974 AM. 24 1 Your 31 Need 61 Should OCT. 23 f bridge club In the United Telephone 648-^711 aloog the DMZ in three days of group's national convention In 2 You 32 Diflicult 62 Concerning States. It’s also the home of 74 ^ 10 Second Class Postage Fold at heavy - attacks that began MAT 20 3 Avoid 33Altoin 63 Toski NOY. 21' KJ86 0 1093 2 Manchester, Conn, (OBdiO) ivllnneapolis. 64 To some of the best bridge, but it’s 'Q\ll-13-16-S3 4 Aspects 34 You 15-33-48-52/ A Q 10963 4k 8 4 2 Thursday. Morton London, a former 5 CoTKlusions 35 Before 65 Change not quite as scientific as the Holt, Sally Ann, daughter of Leigh ^and Marian Noren ,5y62-73-76 60-77-81-88^, SUBSCRIPnON RATES The UHl helicopter, carrying Jewish Veterans national com- 6 Progress 36 Some 66 Especially Cavendish Club, equally famous SOUTH Holt, 178 Parker St., Manchester. She Wim bom July 26 at GEMINI 7 Emphosize 37 Could 67 Unsocioble SAGITTARIUS Payable in Advance a crew of four and three pas­ mander from Teameck, N.J., 38 Weighty 66 Enterprise but not quite so old. The Regen­ 4k A K 8 6 3 2 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is 7^, MAy 21 (8 Security NOY. 2 2 / 1 one Year ...... 189.00 sengers, was dicated 48 Moy 1-23-47-61, UMWTORUMlinnB are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Lambert, Philadelphia, Pa. Her covered the! bodies. 19Moy 49 Special 79 Money 69-7(L80-84VS Opening lead — Ace of Clubs. flpcts the change In attitude of 20 Externl 50 In 80 Attroctive Don’t envy McCarthy his parUcular length in hearts, paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Glenn, The helicopter crashed six 81 Outlook. AQUARIUS Americans in general.” LEO 21 Heed 51 Emberkirsg nine-card heart suit. Chances 'This was just what McCarthy IVfikeMdwis. Philadelphia, Pa. She has a sister, BUxabeth, S. mllek northwest of Cam Lo and j JULY 22 . 220n 52 Hove 82 To * JAN, 20 W The primary argument 53 Affairs 83 Handle are you’d wind up with no wanted. He raised to six hearts, about 1 ^ m iles south of the UAUS. 22 I 23 Noturol FEE. II < [jadiMdiolsoa against the resolution appeared 4 24 Hove 54 Affecting 84 Opportunity profit at all if you held that putting South Into the heart Oapolda, Michael ArOinr, son of Jambs' and Colette DMZ. 55 News 85 Status 10-12-3U94 to hinge on the Nixon adminis­ •^21-25-35-51 f 25 Advice magnificent suit. You’d bid lota »lam from the unnatural side of Candice Bfigca Michaud Cap^da, 85 River St., RockviUe. He was bom July 20 1>'5A58AB « 26Be 56 On 86 New 57-66-79-851 U.S. BS2 bombers kept up tration's attitude toward the 67 Motor } 27 In 57 Attention PISCES of hearts, and you’d probably th® table. I AiAurCiaifiiikd. at RockviUe Qenena Hospital. His matemEd grandparents are their saturation raids in the Middle East.- VIRGO { 28 Superficial 58 New 88Nriw wind up In a heart slam from The slam would fall If West Mr. and Mrs. Edmond F. Michaud, Grand Falls, NJB., Can. 1 29Hor>d 59Love- 89 Progrom AnnMaigrei northern sector of South Viet- “ We stuck our necks out and 90 Ventures your (North) side of the table, had both the ace and the king His paternal grandparents are (Mr. and (Mrs. Arthur Stafford, g 30 Necessary 60A MAK.20'' nam in an effort to prevent voted our hearts,” said dele- i S ; ” 8/15 of clubs, but It would make if andJuksFciMcr. Warehouse Point. 2-17-24-36 East would lead a club, and North Vietnamese forces from gate Jack HeUlg of Chicago. V 6-18-27-32 ) Advene ^ ^ N e u tn l South hwl the king of clubs. i«( .* * j, ^72-86-90 38^4-82-83 West would take the first two |‘tmiaiKiiowlcd[j(r massing for a major ground ot- “ And right now every man in d This turned out to be the case, Howe, Bryan Dennis, son of Dennis and Deborah La- tricks. You’d claim the rest, of tobrillilHit fensive. this room is asking, “Now how and McCarthy’s partner made Pointe Howe, 3 Park West Dr., RockviUe. He was bom Jtdy 22 course, showing your honors I AfM stof a lllm rs’ On the political fnmt, Presi­ much chance is there for U.S. very proudly to offset the loss the slam without any trouble. at RockviUe General Hospital. His maternal grandpEU«nts are dent Nguyen Van Thieu ac­ aid Dor Israel? ’ ” of 100 pclnts. Incidentally, give our un­ Mr. and Mrs. Lep LaPointe, 77 Glenstohe Dr., RockvUle. His 20 CARLOADS MUST BE SOLD WE GUARANTEE YOU* MUST cused Vice President Nguyen Delegates also approved reso­ Peril of Barracks Bathing Big deal: Who wants to break named South a posy or tiVo for paternal grandparents su:« Mr. imd Mrs. Harmsui C. Howe Cao Ky of attacking South Viet­ lutions calling for admission of even on a nine-card heart suit having enough confidence in his Sr., leVi Highland Ave., RockvUle. « «i *■ SELLING? IT'S LIKE WE'RE GIVING IT A W A Y ! Not since the Indians traded Manhattan has the nam's national institutions mainland China to the United Removed by Andover GI to 100 honors? Not Tom Mc­ partner to stay In six hearts. "with extremely libelous re­ Nations “without prejudice to Carthy. And as the bidding dia­ Dally Question A NO-NONSENSE THRILLER Quattropani, Matttiew Paul, son of Paul tmd Donna the continued n^embership of gram shows, he found a way to As dealer, you hold: Spades, Hawkes Quattropani, 50 Highland Dr., South Windsor. He was public seen such bargains! STARTS TO D AY A T 5:00 P*M. marks.” AB E R D E E N , M d .' (A P ) — A plained, ” 'ls average the tern- The president made the accu­ the Republic of China (Tai­ bid the North hand more profit­ J ; Hearts, A-K-Q-J-9-8-6-S-S; JANE FONDA IS BRILLIANT! bom JiUy 28 at M anchester M em orial HospltEd. His patem id SAVE soldier with an engineering de- perature by mixing the water wan);” stricter gun control ably. Diamonds, Q; Clubs, J-S. grandparents axe (Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Quattropani, East sation in a statement replying gree has licked a bEirracks over a several) second period, This sale is gigantic. We are so jammed . . . so overstdilked that we are forced to sell! laws; curbing government sur­ Uses Convention What do you say? —Th« N i9W Yorkair Hartford. He has a sister, Jennifer, 2. to charges by Ky at a news plumbing problem at Aberdeen the time It takes to circulate veillance of civilians; and re­ There was no slam unless Answer; Bid four hearts. TTiis • * .* * conference Thursday that Thieu Proving Ground that has the accumulator.” Thousands upon thousands-of dollars worth of the newest furniture, TV, Appliances — all must be sumption of U.S. safes of air­ South had two aces. McCarthy promises about eight winners Lautenbach, Michael Barry H, s-. department at the ® ^ Aug. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ ^ 3 3 t GOLDEN YEARS mother is Mrs. Edna McCorrison, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. His LIVING ROOM & LIVING ROOM On Inneriprings 12 in other areas, with a hobby filled paternal grandparents are (Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Dion, Wllll- Cholc* of Colors Bank Exhibits self-service. BEDROOM SETS YOUR CHOICE OF SET this fall "Ryans Daughter” 8:16; “Take mantic. He has two brotohers, Douglas, 7, and Da'vld, 4; and 3 ROOM The emergency entrance on ^he Money and Run” 10:50. with fun and profit! a sister, Deborah, 1. Am erican ot Martinsville, SOFAS Complete with tables ft NOTICE Arm ory St. is the only hospital SAMUEL Z. ARKOFF afw* JAMES H. NICHOLSON i OUTFIT Beaulieu Art^ Drug Education,” which East Windsor Drive-In:— i« A * '4i< Link Taylor, Kroeliler ft lamps. Modem, Colonial, Traditional entrance open from 11 p.m. tc “Summer of ’42" S;15; Bassett. OF PUBLIC HEARING A group ot paintings \ by ______will define the physiological, Adams, Rene Marie, daughter of Roy Sr. and Patricia From Model Home — AU Reg. Val. $525 First QuaUty Merohandlse. Values to $1,000 Oiolce of Colors ft Stsies ON FLOOD Betty-Ann Beaulieu of 218 (jen: < n.m. nivhf psychological, and sociological “ Chlsum” 10:15. Uhl Adams, 110 Lake Rd., Andover. She was bom July SI at Meadows Drlve-In:— "Bunny B e n e Davis ENCROACHMENT ter St. Is now on exhibit at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are 3>Pe. Modorn 3-Poi Colonial G LINES First Manchester office of the “*“*• ^ “Family Life and Sex Educa- O’H are” 8:20; “ Bloody M am a” Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, 110 Lake Rd., Andover. She has $ ( The State Water Resources Hartford National Bank and .. 4. 4 Mon In the Public Schools,” 1 0 : 20. ERneST BORGNINej three brothers, Roy Jr., 8, Russell, 6, and Ricky, 2%. BEDROOMSET BEDROOM SET Patients Today: 2 which will seek to align current Blue-Hills D rive-In:— “ Gun- »278 Trust Co. at 695 Main St. ^288-^988 NOW ’ 465 Plastic Top Commission, pursuant to Sec­ fighter” 8:20; “ A N ew L e a f" tion 26-4a of the General Stat­ Miss Beaulieu, a graduate of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: attitudes toward sex and sexu- TeOey's griet $219 Todiy's Priee SS4I utes, Intends to issue an Order Manchester High School, has James A. Benevento, 79 Home- altty with modem concepts of 10:10. biology and the tensions of ur­ establishing lines: along the attended the University of Hart­ stead St.; Mrs. Delia Berto, 76 W IL U M A N ’n C RIVER in ford, and for three years she Park St.; Thomas J. Blevins, ban living. NOW * 9 5 This fa ll,, Dr. LoM aglio is O p e n NOW ^ 5 TOLLAND, 'WILLINGTON and studied art at the Salisbury Col­ 178 S. Main St.; Mrs. Murlelle MOVIE R AH N G S OUR WORLD OF SLEEP also introducing a voluntary ELLINGTON from the Mans­ lege of Art in England. P. Fletcher, East Hartford; physical education program FOR RAREN1B AND field and (Coventry Town Line M ost o f her work Is done In Dolores Gandy, 612 E. Aliddle WESTOWN pen and Ink or watercolor, of- which offers one credit hour a All Day Twin or full siu mattresi or box spring with to the dam site in Ellington Tpke.; Frank Gentile, 89 Deep- YOUNG PEOPIE PHARMACY ten combined. She especially ur semester for undergraduates. button tuftod top. 110 ceils. and Willington, between which Tlw obi» cli¥9 of tfM raHoft <■ to Mom ' (XXDR nMWlLM •n AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE • « The new program covers stu­ Aomito abotM too iwMBMy of BEDDING no obstruction or encroachment enjoys doing drawings of his- Pamela Geer, Brandy - ■ - 4 - - - A - - ■ . 1^ . ■ ^ ■ - 44 ^ Sunday torlcal buildings, and some day j. Jordon, 25 dent activity In archery, bad- shall be placed, unless auth­ JAMES H NICHOLSON and hopes to go back England to jj,,, gj . g. LaPine, 90 mitton, bowling, body condltlon- SAMUEL Z. ARKOFF muNT orized by the Commission Shelley WINTERS^ Eztr« firfn snlooth top mottroit or box ipring, AU MU AMlinEO \ based on. its effect «ood Branfo;d'St.: Felix E. I^wl^ 39 I Gownl Audlmcn twin or (ull. old buildings in Salisbury. tics, tennis, swimming, and vol­ All Medicinal Services Available Turnbull Rd.; Mrs. Arllne D. hazards. Miss Beaulieu has exhibited leyball. B lood y M ;iiii;i Sow $ 3 8 0 0 each As required by statute, for Maynard, 32 Dover Rd.; Charles Only at the Hartford Arts Festival, A native of Rochester, N..Y., .Au MU Mmmo •fAirainB 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 J. Nagle, 11 Goslee Dr.; Mrs. purposes of establishing at Constitution Plaza, and at Dr. LoMagUo joined the UofH Partntal Guidain SuginM Quiltod top mattrou or box tpring witfi 200 Ema Nash, 124 White St. Pat HIN6LE -Don STROUD -Diane VARSI these lines, a PUBLIC the Mystic Outdoor Art Festi­ faculty In 1949. Until 1970 he coili, twin or (ull lilt. lO-yoar guorantoo. 2 Piue* Also. Mrs. Irene L. Maskell, ' anAMERICAN INURNATIONAlnciuRt t O HEARING will be held in val. In England, her work has held dual posts as chairman of . . ^ . ____ ., 650 E. Middle Tpke. Alfred Sow $4200 each the W IL L IN G T O N TOW N been shown at a graphic exhibit _ . at ■ health and physical education, French Provincial Poudrier, 11 Short St.; Charles MlTmCTED Only h a l l on Jared Sparks at the Salisbury Library, and and director of athletics, when UnNr 17 nquim •cumpanyinf Road at Route 44 In WEST she won second place in a W. Robinson, 22 Cole St.; Mrs. he gave up the latter to concen­ P«nnt w Adult Guirdiin Quiltad daluxa mattraii or box ipring foatur- SPANISH DOOR Doris L. Roy, 98 Oakland St.; ing axtra (irm eonitruction. 15-yaar guarantaa. LIVING ROOM SET WILLINGTON on THURS­ poster competition there. trate on his academ ic duties. Sofa & Chair Mrs. Julia T. Zdon, 343A South PECAN FINISH DAY, AUGUST 19, 1971 at The exhibit may be sepn in Sow $4600 aach regular St.. Coventry. , m ONE UNDER 17 AIMlinBI Reg. Price $364j 7:30 P.M . to receive state­ Manchester during Tk... Only Tuftad Back / BEDROOM SET ments by the public prior BIRTH S Y E S T E R D A Y : A son Match Dates to 1827 (Agt limit iMy vary banking hours. Ml cartiln anas) (Puaan lixa 60x80 in. mattraii and box ipring to establishing these lines. to Mr. and Mrs. William Nash, NEW YORK — The friction Choice of Decorator Triple Dreiser, Chest, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• A.C.PETIRSEN fat with axtra (irm eonitrucdon. Mirrors and Bed In particular, owners can Storrs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. match was not invented until ^ ' Fabrici indicate any specific por­ Joseph L o n g o, Lunenburg, 1827, and the first really prac­ Sow $11200 aach Reg. . NOW Only tions of their properties Cairo Mass.; a.son to Mr. and Mrs. tical match was not marketed MOMN ftaum eoM « mn—Mtwn 23S NORTH MAIN ST. and adjoining properties Gary French, 33 Scott t)r., 'Ver- until 1833. 177 HARTFORD ROAD • MANCHESTER which they feel do not con­ non. ------MANCHESTER In Appeal DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: , tribute to the flood carry- (TOP VO'm i SHOPPING p l a z a ; COLONIAL N A M E B R A N D Ing capacity or should or Joel Viklademords, East Hart­ OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 6 DISOOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE ford; Daren A. Sears, 2 Carter FARMS RECLINER should hot be regulated. To Syria LIVING ROOM GARRIES ONLY FAMOUS BRANDS 4 Maps of the lines as proposed St.; Pamela A. Moffat, 223 Blue- A SUNDAY SPECIAL A Made in New England YOU KNOW AND TRUST Durable — Choice ot Heavy and the flood study report on ridge Dr.; William C. Columbe, (Continued from Page One) e Americaa of Martinsville • Bassett Vinyl — 2 Foeltlons which the maps are based will 268 Woodbrldge St.; Randall .1. GRAND OPENING! Choice of Decorator Fabrics 4 ALL DAY SUNDAY. AUGUST 15th be available at the Town strip, authorities moved to Travers, 17 Nike Circle, • Link Taylor • Kroehler • Howe break up a general strike Also, Richard D. Possardt, • Drexel •

than a big power world. It Is compli­ cated, and more trouble than the world Business Bodies lEttPttfttd ifpraU) has ever been able to b i^ e r to take, but the name and purpose of the game is a c q u ir e s FIRM PUBLISHED BY THE NOTICE HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC. quite simple. It is survival. IS Bliaell Street Kaman Corporation, a diversi­ M ucheter. Cam. fied company based In Bloom­ THOllABP. CLOSED FOR VACATION WAITER R. BTiRdtJBON field, has acquired C. Bruno and Son, Inc., a national ^ s - Pubdabers Riddling That Income Tax Line Founded October 1, 1881 tributor of musical instruments, AUG. 16 io AUG. 22 PObllabed Every Eveolnc Except Sunday* It’s part of the geneilc and growing for an undisclosed sum in ca ^ and HoUdi^. Entered aTthe Poat_Oflioe_at and notes. Manoheater, Conn., aa Second Claaa Hall confusion of the dmes that the ftnanctal Matter Bruno, founded In 1834 as a pages an^ the sports pages are begin­ Open Mon. Aug. 23 SDBSCRIPXION RATES family business, will become Payable In Advance ning to read alike. an autonomous subsidiary of One Tear ...... 889.00 Six Montba ...... ^.60 Kaman Oorp,, with Bruno presi­ Three~ Mentha 9.TO Those interested not only in how to get dent Edwin C. Sonfleld in One Month 8.98 rich fast but in how to manage riches charge. Sonfleld, irf BrookvHle, BROWN’S FLOWERS ___ MEMBER OF N.Y., has been elected to the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS after they have been attained will do bet­ 145 MAIN STREET Ibe Aaaocated Preaa la excluatvely en­ Kaman board of directors. titled to the uae ol repubUcatlon of all ter, these days, to turn to the sports Kaman’s other businesses in­ newa diapatchea credited lo It or not other- wiae crated In thla paper and alao the pages first. clude scientific products, ad­ local newa pubtlabed here. vanced study programs, compu­ All riabta of repubUcatlon of epeclal dla- patohea herein are alao neaerved. ‘"nUs loan thing should be obvious to ter time-s haring Industrial everybody," said Professor Fran Tarfcenr products, helicopters, ’ general The Herald PrlnUnc Company Inc., aa- aviation services, and tilrframe aumeaumea no financial reaponalblllty for tyi>o- ton, in a somewhat Impatient lecture to gn^)liloalnH>bioal errors appearing In aavettlae- components. menu and other reading'' matter in The Steve Cady of the sports staff of the New Manchester Evening Her“ epSrd. York Times. MOTT’S EABNINGS SubaerSwr to Loa Angelea Tbnes-Waahing- ton Poet News Service. Fill service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. "W hy?" Professor Tarkenton con­ Mott’s Super Markets, Inc,, a Publlsbers Representativea — Matnetts, retail food chain based in East Bhannoa and Cullen inc.. Special Agency tinued. "Because of the tax advantage. James Beauty Salon — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Hartford, has announced net You take lees salaiy and more loon, and earnings of $420,048 for the sbe MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA­ TIONS. that pcickage could get you the top dol­ months ended July 3, a drop of over $90,000 from the figures for Display advertising oloahu hours lar." will be dosed until For Monday — i p.m. IWay. the same period In 1970. For ^eaday — l p.m. Saturday. Sports Writer Cruly obviously didn't However, net sales for the For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. first six months of 1971 rose of Fot Thursday — i p.m. Tuesday consider Professor Taxkenton’s lecture Thursday, August 19th For BWday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. $32.4 million, compared to $28.9 Claaslfled di I 4:80 p.m. d » b e - totally clear, so he consulted an attorney, fore ■______loo_4:80 ,p.m.______Friday, ftor mlllicn a year ago. Saturday and Monday publication. whom he identified as a ’ Ipromlneait New Joseph P. Mott, chairman of York tax lawyer." the board, said the decline ih Saturday, August 14 profits reflected a management due to the death of its founder "H ie lawyer, who asloed that his name decision to Improve the com­ not be used," wrote Oady, "described pany’s market position in a pe­ 4 We Have Been Here Before riod of severe competitive pric­ James C. Trivigno Sr. such loans aa perfectly legal Incentive ing pressure. He stated that the A lead editorial in the New York 'kickers’ to perauade high-inoome Indi­ company’s operating , perform­ Timee the other day bore the title viduals to work for an agreed salary. ance was exceptional under the Beloved Husband and Father circumstances. "Trade War With Japan?" and dlacuse- The actor or player puts the loan > (Herald photo by Coe) Photographed by Sylvian Ollara ed the urgent need for better understand­ There’s a warm new look at Coret Casuals, 887 Main St., At rear center, Gartnan and Mrs. Ellen Schmedding, women’s money to work. The letum on that in­ YANKEE ATOMIC POWER STATION AT HADDAM NECK GIRL’S CLUB PRESIDENT ing and future cooperation between the vestment, plus his salary, makes it which reopened this week after a complete remodeling and re­ buyer, stock “The Cupboard.’’ A new store feature, this sec­ Mrs. Clara J. Dupont of 169 grouping of women’s clothing lines for better display and tion behind bifold doors contains couturier-designed dresses economic polidea v t both the United worthwhile for him to render his serv­ Love Lane has been elected easier selection. Hanging oil lamps and lanterns frame the suits and coats— all one-and two-of-a-kind items. Skirts and States and Jfqian. ices. president of the Girl’s Club at A Thought for Today Aetna life and Casualty in Hart­ stained wood interior and are complemented by antiques, many sweaters from Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland and Israel of which were refinished by Joseph Garman, the proprietor. are grouped as color coordinates in the sportswear sections. Tile editorial noted that Japan enjoys "For example,” Cady continued his Sponsored by tlve Mauichester Connecticut Yankee ford. a trade advantage over us while, at the story, "a $100,000 loan at 6 per cent Economy Blues CouncU of Churches B y A .H .O . NEGOTIATE AGREEMEl^ Fox. assumed the post of manager of and the University Club of same time. It benefits from mUltary ex­ would cost the Individual $6,000 in inter­ By D. J. R. BRUCKNER Alexamder the Great, seeing UniteU Aircraft Corp. of East From Rockville: William R. the division’s airline support Hartford, and has served as Town Will Rent The democratic process puts he was a member of one fa­ penditures we are makliig in Japan. This est, which could be deducted against nm- The Los Angeles Times Diogenes looking intently at a group in 1969. utilities division chairman of its own life on the line every mous or infamous far rightist Hartford, and the ASEA Group, is cited as a circumstance v^iicfa bids large collection of humam bones the Hartford (Community Chest. Some Equipment salaried Income taxed at 70 per cent So time It tests itself in wide open organization, received a gener­ a Swedish manufacturer of Engineers-In-Trainlng NEW YORK — The economy find am explosion of theft, in piled one upon amother, asked He and his wife and three chil­ Japan exercise moderotlim in its further the loan, after taxes, would cost the play­ ous round of applause for hla heavy electrical equipment, prom Manchester: Joseph J. looks like Mr. Nixon’s political the securities business, amd in the [Mlosopher what he was clrcumstcmces, and last Mon­ dren presently make their home For Pond Work approach to American markets. day’s public hearing on the tax announcement. have announced they are nego- Kulowlec, Paul V. Sitkus, Bruce er only $1,800 out of pocket. Meanwhile, Vietnam. merchamdislng. looking for. in Madison. unson’s A few minutes later, that tlatlng an agreement for Joint d _ gtewart, S. Mark Stephens, Bids will be opened Aug. 23 Big unions, representing am "I am searching," sadd Dio­ question, conducted by the leg­ the $100,000 could be eamlng consider­ Increasingly, people Suspect same audience was demon­ development of industrial gas Edward J. Sweeney and Alan L. The editorial warned, on the other ever smaller portion of the work genes, "for the bones of your islative Finance Committee, JOIN ASSOGlAnON at 11 a.m. In the Municipal ably more than that.” strating its patriotism by sing­ turbines and the manufacture ot Tinter. hand, against the possibility that Ameri­ he does not know what he is force, keep pressing for higher father, but I camnot distinguish was lucky to escape with some Two Manchester men at Aetna Building for the rental of vari- benefits, amd major industries tattered vestige of the process ing the National Anthem, but gas turUne-driven alternators. From Rockville — Vemoh : can i>olicy should, either in fact or in Perhaps not even this makes It all doing, or that nothing cam be them from those of his slaves." Ldfe and Casualty in Hartford types of equipment to be Candy Kitchdn keep raising prices with no very surviving. singing it with a stirring hatred For the past ten years, United Robert J. Norwood and Alan R. done and no one is aidmitting it. A timely lesson for us adl. Aircraft has been adapting jet Wengell. have joined profeMonal actuarial dredging of the Where Quality Candy b Made Freah Dolly a]^>earance, attempt to assume the right easUy understandable to everybody. But convincing opposition from the What was intended to be an of their domestic foes mixed in It is not important that public Submitted by: engines built by its Pratt and From South Windsor: CSiarles organizations. , rr i ^ to lecture and dictate to Japan, or take the main g;ame plan seems clear: Do the White House. TTie White House, opportunity for discussion of with their love of country. Bradford S. GUe of 399 Oak- “ “ “ 'em Up of Union Pond, Chiioai- From Over $00 Varieties opinion polls show twice as Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Whitney Division for non-aeron- S. Parenchuck. in fact, has looked every year St. James' Church principle was always in danger A little later the same school land St., an actuarial student In Rates are asked for an esU- out on Japan some of its own domestic right kind of legal bookkeeping, and you many people think the Demo­ autlcal uses, such as electrical _ crats can handle the economy of the last three for ways to of turning into am unlimited tor­ of passion produced the open the life actuarial department, mated 160 hours use of a bull- and international economic frustrations. keep riddling that income tax line. One power generation, marine pro­ better tham the GOP; such opin­ give business tax breadcs, the rent of vituperation, with some statement that one form of tax pulsion, and transmlsslcn of na­ PAWA PROMOTIONS become an associate of the Na- dozer, 200 hours use of a 1% cu. TRY DUB EVER POPDIAB can get aiccustomed to the lingo. Such ions cam be reversed quickly. last. being a 3.9 billimi dollaar- of those loudest and most fer­ being considered (guess which Uonal Society of Actuaries. A But the main point is more significant a-yeair taix gift, readized through one) was nothing more qr less tural gas throug;h long-distance Two Glastonbury men have . ^ . „ „ , yd. drag line, 160 hours use of loans are "kickers” and nobody is sup­ It is more significant that the Current Quotes vent in their references to prin­ ^ d u a te of Brown University, ^ ^ours A pipelines. been promoted to new positions than the discussion. percentaige of personal Income a new method of computing de­ ciple also proving to be the ses­ than a Communist plot, being GUe received his masters degree CHUNK CHOCOLA'TE posed to rough them. The player would preciation. ASEA, with headquarters In as part of a major realignment . X, , “ se of a three-cubic-yard pay- going into savings has been in­ sion’s masters in the art of vi­ advanced by Communists sitting from the University of Wlscon- jog^er Chunky solid plecea ol our amooth. riob, The main point is that one of the prob­ be "only $1,800 out of pocket," which Is If everyone felt he was go­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Legislature. Vasteras, Sweden, is a major of top engineering and market- creasing steadily for more tham tuperation. sin. He joined Aetna in 1969. william O’Neill, director of and daric chocolate and wlitte. M-H.M-Oeodl ing to make something out of adl “ As I looked at it, I felt a There was, somehow, some­ Eurqpean supplier of electrical Ing management within the lems to view with concern and anxiety important, because everybody knows a year. It was a session which was. Edward C. Shoi^ of 69 Harlan public works, has said he will this chamge, it might be toler­ little homesick. If you go some where, still enough collective equipment, with sales last year Pratt arid Whitney Division of Nor Is it only the common theoretically, open to all the St., an actuarial assistant In the probably use a drag line, de­ In the world of 1971 Is the possibility, or wixa.t happens to a quarterback who able. But that is not the feel­ place ais beautiful and as faasci- self discipline to bring the eve­ of $713 million. One of its largest United Aircraft Corporation, mam who feels uncertaiin about people of the state. Mrs. d a m J. Dupont casualty actuarial deprtment, pending on how test use of this ‘T -- - J moves too far out of his pocket. Line ing. ’The welfare rolls may re­ natlng ais that and you spend ning to a close, at quarter past subsidiaries is Stal-Laval, a perhaps, rather, the early stages, of a the continuing inflation and And there was, now amd then, has become an associate of the cede for a few months, but in three very intense days, you two in the morning, leaving the Mrs. Dupont, who joined the manufacturer o t power, indus- type of equipment goes this trade >war between those two erstwhile play Is the basic element in every in­ high unemployment. Traiders some individual' who had obvi­ Casualty Actuarial Society, week. Earlier plans called for the long run they grow. ’There really get attached to It.’’— democratic process battered and company In 1961, is a supervl- trial, marine, and gas turbines. amd investors cm Wall St. are ously appeared, with his or her Shoop, a graduate of Syracuse the use of a bulldozer, but this friends, Japan and the United' states. come tax scramble. Never sell a teeun aire more tham 6.3 million peo­ Apollo 16 commander David R. torn, but still possessed of SOT in the life accounts depart------about as ^cure ais aerospaice own thoughts, out of his or her Richard J. Ooar University, joined Aetna in 1967. will probably not be done be- 0 short, when it has si quarterback this ple unemployed. Among the 20- Scott, describing his feelings as some faint pulse. ment. She has served as first VICE PRESIDENT workers ndw. Many big wary independent, personal philoso­ , ------cause it has been found that Across from the editorial page in this investors fear thai,t Mr. Nixon, 29 aige group, that group that he looked at Oie full moon from But like Senator Pac, any vice president and vice presl- Wheeler H. Hess Jr. of An- Taking over Baseler’s former smsurt sold this hungiy. phizing, in a demonstration of BRIEFS the pond bottom, largely paper if he wamts to win again next should be building empires, the the cairrier Okinawa. mildly-gaited observer, accus­ dent of education in the Girl’s dover has been appointed vice posiUon as vice president-en­ same edition of the New York Times that spontaneous public opinion John O’Neill of 177A E. Mid- fibre in the southern Up, will year, may choose suddenly to unemployment rate is 8.2 per tomed to the assumption that Club before assuming the post president in the commercial gineering is Richard J. Coar, there was the latest dispatch from Pe­ public hearings are for. of Florida. Ck>ar, who was as- TP*®- recenUy cele- not support such heavy equlp- stimulate the economy, at the cent for veterans amd 7.2 per "We are extremely concerned democracy can always handle of president July 1. lines department at Tlie Trav- But when there is such an in­ sistant general manager of the United 35 years with the Hart- ment. ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 king by James Reston, the New York cost of terrific inflation in 1973. cent for nonveterams. The num­ at the number of near-misses its own problems if only It As president, she is respons- elres Insurance Companies in Lessons From The Green World vitation open, there are special division’s Florida' research and Electric Light Co. He Is in The paper fibre has collected Times editor who had appendicitis in The people may be squirreling ber of those who remain uneni- involving military alrcfaift over keeps close enough to the peo­ Ible for coordinating all actlvl- Hartford, OPEN DAILY OMl SUNDAY tUl SM PJL \ ployed more tham 16 weeks has Individuals and groups who are development center, wiU re- the electric opdraUons depart- over the years from factories Wheat, cockle, mustsu^i seed. They savings; investors have to won­ Europe. We are more disturbed ple, had to be frightened. It al­ ties for the club’s more than Gandy Alao Availabie Far F n d Ttr‘-|-i t^ommunist China. The headline placed doubled in a year. most likely to appear. turn to the firm’s base in East ment. along Lydall Brook vdiich en- axe mentioned In the Gospel not for our der vdiether they should not bor­ that when we try to chase up most turns out to be a question 3,(XX) members. Making jobs avadlable to Hiey are the passionate ex­ Hartford. He joined Pratt and ------ters the pond at the southern over his interpretive piece of the day instruction in sgriculturaJ matters but row every penny they can. What these near-misses we meet a of who keeps closest to the everyone, policing the conduct tremists, who throb with convic­ Whitney in 1942 after his gradu- Directors of Kaman Corp. of end. read “China’s Nightmare," and one of for their acute relevsuice to Chrlstism with the federal government stone wall of deniads every democratic process, its mild, OBTAINS MORTGAGE of business, controlling infla­ tions beside which the thoughts aUon from Tufts University. Bloomfield have declared a ______■'______living. "The meaning for us of the para­ amd most locail governments time.” —^The British Airline Pi­ meek friends, or Its passionate, the summation sentences In Reston’s tion, restructuring welfaire are of ordinary citizens are pallid First Hartford Realty Corp., dividend of 4l per share on the bles featuring them may be summed borrowing increasing sums at lots Association in a statement hypocritical enemies who pro­ all good ideais, probably neces­ and Inconclusive. i. division of Wyandotte Indus­ OPERATIONS MANAGER corporaUon’s $1 cumuIaUve con- I CUP AND MAIL TODAY I piece read as ftdlows: up in one word: Wsdt. very high interest, even the charging that West German claim themselves to be Its only sary ones; and it would be good When they come out, they tries Corp. of 686 Parker St., To get to the point o t the pstrable of saving public must wonder amd French fighter pilots have true defenders. Edwin A. Mayhew has been P T ” '® for people to see that their po­ bring 'their own atmosphere tias obtained a $7.6 million "It is not the U.S. that causes the the wheat and the cockle, we must un- whether the entire politicad amd been buzzing them. named operaUons manager for Sept. 30 to stockholders of rec- economic' system of the United litical leadership has the guts with them. mortgage from Ford Motor greatest concern in Peking, but the old derstsuid that the two were, in appear­ to use what is clearly its au­ Southem New England Tele- ®®P*' “ ■ ance, identlcstl twins. Ihe weed looked States hais not developed a "Life is very, very pleasant Senator Stanley Pac, the in­ Credit Ck)., according to an in­ iriione’s new capitol division . EaRN EXTRA MoNEY send for information enemy, Japan, and her new ambitions.” thority to do these things. strument recorded at the town almost exactly like the good grain. Only vested interest in maUntaining a out here. All those put-downs dependent-minded, idealistical­ Herald serving the Hartford-Manchester Charming W. Willis o t Rt. 83, high rate of inflation. But these things are not you get from Eaisterners—I ly-inclined New Britain Demo­ ilerk’s office. and Windsor Locks area. He Vernon, has been promoted to an expert could, sdter close scrutiny, enough. ’The great industrial WITHOUT SELLING Such a resumption cf a l<»ig-range 'There is not much confidence think they come from people crat, who is new to the state Tile Manchester Parkade at formerly northern area vice president sales for the Now you can learn income tax preparation from tell them apsurt. machine is not, aifter adl, the Yesterdays was H&R view on the part of China clashes, in an at the top either. ’The chaiirman who went back when they political scene and who reacts 346-404 W. Middle Tpke. was Rlchord T. Boaeler Eastern Division of Kal Kan Pet Block. Thousands are earning good money as A field has been sown with wheat. But civUization, nor cam it creafe a commercial manager. tax preparers. Enrollment open to men and women o t the Federal Reserve Boaird didn’t make it here."—^TV ho^ imong First Hartford proper­ Foods of Vernon, Calif. Hie OR HaRO Work ironical way, with what some American as the green shoots sippesir, the fsirm civilization no matter how fine­ with a certain refreshing Richard T. Baseler of 95 Mln- of allill ages. Job opportunities...... for qualified...... graduates. is increasingly outspoken in Dave Garroway on his move to 25 Years Ago ties in several states Involved company is represented in this workers knew that something is wrong. ly it is tuned. naivety to each new experience nechaug Dr. and formerly of policy makers consider their own trou­ criticism of the Administration in the transaction, said a area by T. E. Toomey, food Classes Start September 13th The growth is thicker than their plsuit- ’The polltlcad leaiders should Southern California. he encounters, was on educa­ The new plant building of the Manchester yras named divi­ learn income for faiiUng to curb inflation. The spokesman for the company. brokers, of Manchester. During BfH-f-lS-Tl F blesome little problem of the moment. Ing would wsurant. They sure sdl for im­ be leading the search for a new­ tional television briefly during Cheney Bros, is completed and sion vice president to oversee H&R BLOCK Secretairy of Commerce thinks "I think the magnitude of the The refinancing was under­ the past year, Willis joined the tax preparation from They are afraid that, for a little while mediate Identification and separation of ly strengthened sociad amd po­ the first tempestuous break in in full operation. the planning , and implementa­ we may see a trade deficit this taken to obtain new venture $6 million Sales Club, and as a 356 R. West Middle l^ke., Mandiestitt’ wheat suid cockle . But the farm owner ll tlcjU order in which men cam scientific data we return will the evening session, and what Manchester’s retailers hold tion of special projects and pro­ longer, the Japcuiese people will continue yeau:, the first since 1893. TTie capital, the spokesman said. prize he and Mrs. WlUls wUl Please send me free information 646-5440 3 restrains them. “ No." he says. “ Walt. ch(x>se to do something jierson- speak for the taxpayers’ money impressed-'him was the look of their annual Merchant’s Day grams. Formerly division vice to have such an aversion to militarism Joint Economic Subcommittee attend the opening of Disney At this stage you may pluck out more ally importamt with their lives. . . .1 think this data will not hatred fhe found in so many outing, leaving downtown area president-engineering, Baseler Name on International Payments in IN IONA POST World in Florida in October. It may be difficult for us to encourage wheat than cockle. Have patience until To restructure the entire eco­ only enhamce the progress of eyes that evening, a look which nearly deserted. joined Pratt and Whitney in Address Cemgress wants to devalue the science, but it’ll reach the com­ made him wonder what in the Japcui to carry its share of the arma­ hsirvest time.” nomy as a functiem of the civili­ Francis L. Bonan of Tolland 1937 and was project engineer r.ity Ptmne dollair. ’The aicaidemic econo­ mon man In the street directly world; was happening to his Wbeeler H, Hess Jr. Gulf & Western Industries, [ D l i i i x s c r Now, It is a curious thing that just be­ zation would be a high political 10 Years Ago has been appointed administra­ and development engineer on ments and preparedness load in its re­ mists, lately the oracular high by the byproducts of i^iat we state ^ and country. He confess­ Inc., based in New York City, I "The Income Tax People" state Zip fore maturity the good grain would aim, and people would probably tive assistant at the Iona Man­ Hess, a naUve (rf Shavertown, the J67 turbojet, A University priests of this civilization, are learn."—^Apollo 16 commander ed that it frightened him. Russell B. Hathaway, vice has raised the regular quarterly gion of the world. ' thrust about , a faesid hlg^her than its work very hard at it. But if the ufacturing Co., Manchester. Pa., joined the company in 1966, of Minnesota graduate, he was about ais credible now ais gen­ David R. Scott In response to a Why and how that look was president of the Connecticut dividend on its common stock I CUP AND MAIL TODAY I coimterfelt. Then it was discernible, erals. political leadership and the peo­ progressed through various un- later chief engineer and engl- China, on the other hand, has no such questlMi about what taixpayei^ present had been indicated, a Bank and Trust Co., announces from 12% cents to 16 cents a then It could be reaped, suid the weeds Some Industriad giants, led by, ple are supposed to be working derwriter appointments and in n,eering manager. In his new. v'J cam expect for their m on^ little while before, when one of plans to retire after 47 years share, payable Oct. 1 to share­ worry. destroyed. Hence the owner’s counsel: autos, suddenly announce great­ simply for the headth of the eco­ 1966 was named an assistant post, Baseler will report dli the speakers, announcing that in banking. holders of record Aug. 27. Walt. ly increased profits for the first nomy, why should they bother? from AixiUo 16. ' secretary. In 1967 he was pro- recUy to Division President Perhaps, with its Marxist theory of a The lesson for us is this. It Is difficult, six months of this year. This moted to secretary and irt 1969 Bruce Torell. often impossible, to know the'^true char­ ^ rn le Conroy, sales manager deterministic history, ’ it calculates that is encouraging. But the very was named second vice presl- at S&S Bulck on New State Rd., acter of the life of another. How defini­ next week Otto Eckstein, once dent. a nation big enough to find itself In a big tively we say, “ She Is a aaint" or "He Is has successfully completed a a member of the Council of He holds an AB degree from professional sales seminar pro­ trade war with the United States will a devil.’’ But sometimes what we take Economic Advisers amd now a Gettysburg College and an MBA to be virtu^ Is merely facade or hypoc­ Fischettl gram for Saab dealers and sales­ inevitably swing Into the development of , Harvard professor, noted that from the University of Con­ risy. And sometimes what we take to be necticut. He is married to the men In New Haven. military strength to m^tch Its economic corporate pnrflt figures an­ rankly disordered and scandalous may, *1971 Chicago pcity News former Lorraine Sickler of West nounced in 1969 have now been Edwin A. Mayhew Colt Industries, has reduced prowess. at its hidden heart, be heroically good. “ revised downward” by 7 bil­ Wyoming, Pa. They have three Our tendency Is to pass judgement on ap­ lion doUairs (8 per cent) and children and live on Lake Rd. The division is one of seven “ s quarterly common st^k di- 4 Is there anything, in this picture, pearances, to censure, to interfere. newly created by SNET in a those for lOTO have been "re­ which suggests anything the United But the parable asks us in effsetr- vised downward" by 6 billion COMPLETE STATE EXAMS statewide reorganization de- per ^ ^ , . 4 "How do you know? How can you be signed to better meet customer stockholders of ^ When You Take A States might have been doing differently, dollars (7 per cent); which Several area men are among sure? Are you certain that you have a makes one wonder whether 192 candidates who have suc­ needs and increase community 'l^® company said the reduction Involvement. was largely due-to a I w leve or can do from now on, to avoid what read reason or right to Intervene? Wait. manaigement, or the accounting cessfully completed state exam­ may loom ahead? Wadt upon God’s hour. Leave the time profession, or both, are being inations to become' professional In announcing the restructur- of activity in the crucible steel Lunch^or Coffee and the tawk to him. Meainwhile, look *o less than candid with the in­ engineers and land surveyors. ing. President Alfred W. - Van divisions. One minimum thing we can do. yourselves.” vesting public. Professional Engineers Sinderen said, “ The telephone When we look to ourselves, we should Uncertainty is too mild, a From Manchester: William industry continues to grow rap­ Break at Shady G len.. We can realize that, for all the past bear In mind the bit about the mustard word for popular attitudes H. Bloomfield, Robert T. idly, but customer demand for Court Names seed. Jesus is saying o i It that some­ communications services seems tragedy of our experience, here we go towamd the great industriad ma­ Brown, Michael Girard, Brian thing microscopic produces, in due sea­ chine of America. Doubt is a Franols L. Bonian T. G orin g and Regis E. Slut- to be growing even faster. We A Fire Warden again, down the same old.history, letting son, an aistonishing growth, treelike in have been evaluating alterna­ better one, or cynicism. In the newly created position, ter. "Q UALITY. THRU^ and THRU!" tive organizational plans to en- BAKER,______Ore.___ (AP) Judge _ the same terrible things begin to repeat size auid strength. ’The long debate over Lock­ Bonan will report directly to Prom Rockville — Vernon: So, too, in the splrituad life. The be­ able us to be more responsive ^arl English of Justice Court themselves. heed’s troubles cam scarcely Gerald P. O’Rourke, vice presl- Richard Antalik, enables H. ginnings of holiness are smadl auid se­ promote public confidence In the (tent-marketing. His duties and Bleice, Richard A. Drasdls, to the Individual and localized thought it was unfortunate that Hugh S. Grim requirements of phone custom- everyone in Dave Gardner’s And if we succeed in disturbing our- cret, no more than a tiny seed cast into wisdom of business manage­ responalblUUes’ wlll Involve all George E. Gray IL i^on Kou- DELIGHTFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT! the dark earth of our being. But little by ment; the debate about ecologry p h w s of the Iona marketing youmjian, Donald E. L^wis Jr., ers. This statewide reorganlza- fire district wasn’t aware of the selves enough to b ^ in really .to ask what little, at a speed modest and unhur- hais raiised enormous questions Robert A. McCabe, and Alexan- Hugh S. Crim of 202 Tall tjQj, jg g major step toward that need for Iximing permits, anybody can do about such a threatened riabte, growth proceeds, if we do not about the read human worth of ’nmbers Rd. will move up to goal.” When Gardner was cited last Bonan Joined Iona in 1969 as der Vranos. „ . , the newly established position Mayhew will set up his. of- month for burning without a repetition of the history we have already abort It. God gives and governs the In­ the weadth produced by busi­ a member of the order and bill- From Bolton: Robert L. Put- Skadty^'^llsufLQaiju^SiayhsiA. crease. It camnot be measured from day ness. TTie near-collapse of hun­ „ . X „ Roberts. °f marketing manager, where fice in Hartford and will report permit, the judge sentenced been through, we can begin revlvihg ing department Before > From Tolland- Daniel E he will be responsible for re- dlrecUy to Evald C. Gustavson, him to notify everyone In his to day, it cauinot be forced, but It pro­ dreds of Wall St. firms recent­ TWO CONVENIENT LOOA’nONS what we once knew was the answer. It is ceeds. ly raises serious questions about was in Ute structuring the former sales northern area ylce president, fire district of the law -by ment of the Fuller _ • Columbia: John A. Ger- function. CJrim, a 1946 graduate The new operating structure word of mouth. Rt. 6 t i 44A — Open Dally and Sun.; Parkade Branch — Moa. thru Sot. to make this an op^n one world; it is not Often we think not. We become dis­ the sense of responsibility of and served with the Sllex Co. couraged. "I am trying," we say, "but men who hold great economic gjjg of the University of Michigan, takes effect Sept. 1. Gardner, a Baker rancher, (John Olid Bernlco Rleg) to rearm Japan to the standard of the as sales office manager. From South Windsor: Robert served as a naWl architect with Mahew, a graduate of Dart- since has complied by con- to what purpose? What is there to show power. The collapse of the He attended Hillyer College, other great powers, but to disarm the for it? I aun tempted to give up." Here Penn-Central Railroad raises J Factora the Navy Bureau of Ships be- mouth College, joined SNET in tacting the 12-16 farm families now the University of Hartford. Land Surveyors fore joining Pratt and Whitney 1967. He Is a member of the in his district, English said Fri- aigain his lesson is: Wait. We must let doubts about the probity of a He Uvea on MlVe Hill Rd. In great powers to the standard of Japan's From Andover: Jonathon S. as a test^engineer In 1947. He Dartmouth Club of New Havejn day. God’s grhee work in Its own way, at its mamaigement. Tolland. MacArthur no-war OonsOtutlon; it is to ovim pace. — J.S.K. IN THE CATHOLIC In the light of such uncer­ 'V /C££P M U f^ MM IT'S M SmCfBALL make this a United Nations world rather tainty it is not surprising to ’TRANSCRIPT. To bhoot^ bou^ imnoop^ but wBy u/oNrucm * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERa LD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 Area Churches News for Senior Citizens TaloottvlUe Congregational 11 cal Lutheran St. Mary’s camreh Vhnreh C h 11 r c h e s of Rockville Ht. »1, Coventry By WALLY FORTIN United Church of Christ The Salvation Army Second Oongregatlonal Charch Find Cknroh d Ohriat, DniKCFOR Rev. Ridiard E. eertram, Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor Ml ICain St. United Onireh of Oulat Rev. Rldiard F. Roufljian. Rev. Triiman O. Ireland, (Pastor Pastor Gapt. and Mrs. Inwrence J. 386 N. Main St. 447 N. MUn S t Hi! Here w ^^o again, 'and. the over-all cost of the trip will Assistant Pastor USINESS SERVICES LDJIRECTORY Beadle Rev. FeHx M. Davia, ------like last week, things were include the boat rida and buf- 10:30 a.m., The Service. 0(flcer-ln-C3taige Mlnlater 10 a.m.. Church Servloe, Sun- rather quiet around the Center, (et dinner, for |13. . Saturday MSss, 7:30 p.m. 1® **»*“« WonOilp. Lay ------day Soh^ and Nunwry. • Monday, a few fn»n the Shuf- So, If that Bounds good to Onr Savior Lutheran Charch Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:80 and reader: Paul Jackson. Lay 6:30 o.m., Sunday School. 9:30 a .m .. Union Services •iSoul” Is ths subject at the lea- fleboaid League turned out to you, then give ua a call so we 330 Oraham Road 10:46- a.m . preacher: A. Byron Young. ClaaaoB for all ages. with Center Congregational son-aemian. The CMden Ttott: ^‘catch up” on some of their can figure on whether we should South Wimtaor ■ 10:46 a.m., HoUneas Meet- Omrcfa at Center Church. Psalms M:17. games, and outside of that wo continue on making plana or Rev. 'Ronald A. Ethe, Pastor United Chnrcli of Christ Boltan Oongregstloiinl Ohnreh CAMPING H IGH GRADE tag. Nursery provided. ------The Chrlstlai^ Science Read- had Mr. “dean" Nason busy not. Main St, Coventry Bolton Omter Rd. 6:16 p.m., Open air service Center Congregational Church tag Room, open to the public getting the Center looking new ----- 9 a.m., Wordilp Service. Holy Rev. James W. McBride, Rev. J. Stanton Conover, EQUIPMENT and indoor prayer meeting. TRARSMtSSIONI PRINTING United Church of (3irlat except on holidays. Is located again. Shnlfloboard Communion cn the first and Mlnlater Minister Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, 7 p.m., Salvation meeting. 11 Center St at 749 Main St The hours qre Tuesday some seventy mem- Wednesday, the Shuffleboard Sundays of each month. FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, Job and Commercial Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., M ocm^ bes hit the road In alr-condl- [>ague started In full swing, but 9:46 a.mu9u, Chiurch School. Lanterns Printing Full Gospel Christian Mlnlater Worship Sermon. through Friday. Uoned buses to Lake Own- yie afternoon group was rained Unitarian Meeting Roane 11 a-m , N b n ^ . 63 T(M XAND TPKE. Fellowship Interdenominational R ev. Winthrop Nelaoni Jr., Complete Manch/Vernon Town line Prompt and Etlldent pounce for a day on Channel yut, and so we couldn’t come up 60 B loom field A ve., Hartford Service. FARR'S Orange Hall Minister of Religious Education Wm. J. Lennon, Director Printing o f AU Kinds so. Etach year Channel SO has |^ti| gur first quarterly winners, Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlaf' 6 p.m ., Junior Pilgrim Fel- First Oongregatlonal Ckorch "Hie Everything Store!” FREE TOWING Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor Bolton Hebron Camp - Bike • Sport Printing a Senior dtisen Day, and they Maybe we'U have them for next towshlp. PHONE 643-24«7 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. 10:30 a.m., Wondilp Service, 7p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel- 'Rgy. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr., 142 E. CENTER ST. 2 MAIN STKEET Gommunity Press 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study Union service with Second Oco- give free rides, eats, and bingo nr . ■ Services Riders, Spoilers games, and It always turns cut Hie schedule next Wedneeday ^ Worship Church lowriiip. P u t o r at Depot Square H ours: 254 Broad St., Rear and open discuaslon. Sunday gregatlonal <%urch at Center 649-7196 Open Daily to 6:00 P.M. Mon. - Fri. 84 School. Church. The Rey. Felix Davis to be a “great” day. We cer- u at 9 a.m„ Elisabeth Brawn, **®“ ” *- Sat. 8-12 Telephone 643-5727 Tied as Softball talnly want to thank the staff at Allda Johnson, Josq;ihlne De* Vernon Unltod MeOMdlst 9:80 a.m., Wondilp Service. J . FAR R — e43 '7111 7:80 p.m., Evangelistic serv- will preach. HOs topic: “'A Loan St. Margaret Mary dnreh Church The R ev. M r, Kelaey wUl ice. of Concreteneen.” Nursery care Channel SO for taking die time pietra. Marge HoU, Alice Boag- wanninv Season Ends and effort to give the seniors «!, Celia Carr^, Mildred Loom- _ _. R t. 80 preach. Nursery provided. provided for small children. Rev. Joe K .Carpenter, CUSTOM MADE Church of the Assumption Coffee and punch served in the At the end of regular season such an enjoyable day. Is, and Jim Copeland; 10:80 Thomas o. o weu, rasior Answers Printing Needs MANOHESTER Rev. Joseph Schick Mlnlater OUeod Gongregatloaal Cbnrok LUCA’S MANCHESTER Adams St. and Thompson Rd. narthex after the service. play In the men’s slow pitch i>m waiting for Information a.m., EUsabefh OaIliq>, Hden Self-Service CANVAS AWNINGS Rev. Edward 8. Pepin, Pastor softball league, the Rupp lUdq^ regarding our ideas on the Wine Elavdl, Harriet Duncombe, Al­ Hebron Will Your Car Be Ready? 'and commercial — and if you Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 0:80 a.m., Churdi Service. Laundromat Perhaps you have ■wondered’ Rev. Robert J. Burbank CbmmonHy Baptist Church and Spoilers, are tied for find Country Trip. Had hed to ice Pitkin, Miarths Mansfield, Rev.. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., MEMORIAL CO. why so many business firms are looking for a place to have Nursery and Kindergarten Pastor \ Also Beweavlng, It’s not too late to begin plan- cent of the time and some both An American Baptist Church place, both having won seven ^ve yw a report on lt,*but as Axma H ii^ Ttom and Mary ------at 8:80 10 Custom Made and so many individuals de-{ printing done, this Is the place S su x fo o iL Sedurday, Masses at 6:00 and 686 E. Center St. games and lost three. These yet no Information has arrived. Rhodes; 13:80 p.m., Helen U 'W a.m Opposite Bast Cemetery ntag motor trips, and If you are day and night. A good coot of to go to. 10:46 a.m.. Church Bdiool Union Service at Suita, Pants and pend upon the Community 7:80 p,m . Rev. Walter H. Loomis two teams will have a playoff Maybe next week we’ll have Mbske, SMla Ostrawakl, Corrine ' '______one who is going to make a M p wax te .an Investment In the More and more printed ma­ CHOICE VARIETY classes Grades 1 thru 6. OangregaUonal Goats Press for all of their printing Sunday, M asses €d 7 :30, 0, game tonight at Herrick Paris Mmetbiiig to announce. CHbson, Agnes Halpryn, Tom Oingregatlonal Church Quality Momorials It would be wise to have your preservation of the finish of requirements. Surely there terials are using raised print­ 7:80 p.m.. Junior and Senior church of Hebron. Nursery s Tailoring car tuned up before starting, your car, and at Stevenson’s 10:30 and 11:46 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Worridp Service. at-mu p.m. We do have news regarding O’Neill, Ann Hoffman, George United Chinrdi of OhriM Over 80 Years’ Experience mtist be a reason, and the rea­ ing; they find It more satis­ Qualify Youth Frilowahip. provided. s D ry Cle Nothing spoils the pleasure of Esso they do a fine j«>b. Robert Dutton, lay minister. The Bombers finished In third a possible foliage trip to come Laat, Ann and Harold Ldimaim; Rt. 44A, Coventry • Laundry son te a very good one. Mr. and factory than regular printing. Church of Jesus Christ of place with a 6 and 4 record, fbl- up in the latter port of Septem- 2 p.m., Beatrice Mader, Henry such a trip more than a car Brakes should be checked Naturally, Wedding Invitations Topic: "How Great Thou Art.' Rev. Robert K. Becbtold, Prince 17i-178 Spruce St. Cali 649-5807 Mrs. Frank Larson, owners of Seafood Lntter-day Saints (Mormon) Child care' for Nursery and Kin- lowed by Clark-Wellpolnt with her. Berry, Joaqihine Schuets, Grace ** Lutheran Congiegattonal Church that does not function properly periodically and although yohr and announcements have tak­ Minister Mandiester the business are experts in the S E £ u s FO B : HUIriown and Woodslde St. dergarten in the Youth Build- five wins and five losses. St Foliage Trip and Joseph Wtadaor, Margaret A. AIMETTI, Prop. and you can eliminate this brakes may stop your car this field of printing. Both are al­ en advantage of radsed print­ 43 O A K STREET Rt. Drlve.In Faridng trouble If you have your cat does not mean that they are in 'J Altunlnum RoU Up Paul E. Nuttall,...... Birilop tag. George’s finiahed fifth with a We’ve got to talk about it now, Hoppe, Meyer Levett, and Ida 16 a.m.. Service of Worship. Harrison S t, Manohester ways interested ta the problems ing. It 1s difficult to detect the HEL. 649-9987 Awnings tuned up at StevensMi’s Esso good condltlMi. difference between raised print­ four and six record, and the because In order to make the f^eas. ^ of their customers;, they take a a Doer Canopies 9 a.m., Priesthood. North United Methodist Church Aces trailed the league with two necessary plans we’d first have Station, 406 Main St. Stevenson’ s Eteso Station has very real and personal interest ing and engraving, and the 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Richard and Robert Stevai- a repairer’s license and they do price is most reasonable. Try e Storm Doors 300 Parker St. wins and eight losses. to know how many are realljr BowUag In seeing that every printing Job # ComUnatton Windows for all ages. South Windsor ® Wonaup service. 10 a.m.. Service of Worship. son, owners of Stevenson’s Esso exceUent work on all makes and to remenaber that it te neces­ Rev. Earle R. Qister, Playofta wlU begin Monday, interested. ^ Tuesdays Summer Bowltag turned out here 1s done exact­ Reuben Plen’s Manriiester Awning Co. Sacrament Service. The Rev. Robert HeavUta, STEVENSON’S Station, take much pride ta the models of cars. ’They repack ly as their clients specify. sary to gfive at least eight days Paster with the winner of tonight’s so here’s what I’m gedng t6 League at the Paikade tauiM United Methodist Chiw«l> guest preacher. Ostrinsky quality of the work turned out the front wheel bearing; also notice if you wish raised print­ 196 WEST CENTER ST. 4 game playing dark-W^poInt at jo. Explain the trip, then ask in fine style, and last R t. 44A, Bolton Another plus te the fact that Tsieptaone 649-8091 St. Bartholomew’s Ohnreh here and when you do take a they carry a fuU line of grease Community Press takes enorm­ i n g _ more If at all posable. Texaco Sfafion 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Sac- Herrick Parii. Tonlflkt’a losiiig au of you who think you’d like woSt’s games one lady Fitts Objects Rev. David M. Campbell, DEALER IN WASTE Established 1949 Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor rament of Baptism. Nursery.for team wlU meet St. Geoege’s at to go to caU our office, 648-6810, ^ the honors. Beatrice Union OougregntlonsI Cfcurch ESSO car to their station for any kind seals and wheel bearings for ous pride to the fine ■workman­ Business firms and profession­ Rev. Edward M. LaRose kOnlster 381 Main Stroat children up to five years old. the high school field Monday. during the day next week, Mon- had hlgji atagjle of 166, Union and Elm Sts., Rockville MATERIALS 405 MAIN ST. of work, you are sure tiiot replacement, nationally known ship, attentlcm to detail, and to al men have turned to raised Assistant Pastor To Hike In everything will be done to per- sparkplugs and points, this end brings a vast and printing — they find it produces The Bombera will play the day through Friday, and Just high triple of 430, and the high 10 a.m., Union Worab^ Serv­ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, TEL. 649-5533 PhoiM 643.9149 RR Upholstery Church of Christ M inister feotion.' Cars that do not start easily varied knowledge of all phases a more favorable impression. Saturday, Vigil Maas at 6 Aces Tuesday at Herrick Park, tell us you are interested. average of 129.6. ice, with Sermon and Nursery. IRON Lydall and Vernon Sts. Rev; Lyman D. Reed, • Tuno-Ups Uiifortunately, many of us are generally thought to have of the printing business'. No Among other print jobs turned Hydramatto Traasmlsston P and PrI Shop p.m . while the losers of Monday’s ’This is not a registration, as py>r the men, Ivar Johnson W ater Rate 11 a.m.. Coffee and Conver­ BE-UPHOLSTEBINO Ehigene Brewer, Ifiidster Associate Minister SCRAP METAL neglect a reg;ular tune-up of our starter trouble but sometimes work goes out of the shop that I out at Community Press are Rapalrlng Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, games will meet TViesday at that will come in September. .high staj^e champ with 301 sation. • Engino Cloanliig s MODERN FURNTTUBE the high schoid. However, we need to know ap- and high triple of 617, and Mer- cars, forgetting that this Is a this comes from the generator, does not measure up to high flyers, and esfi"!®*®® fi*® 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. Mayor Howard E. Fitts this work will be gladly given. All Work Guaranteed and ANTIQUES 9 fi.m., Bible classes tor all On Wednesday, Monday’s win- proxlmately how many want rill Dickinson came through week charged the Connecticut St. George’s Episcopal Church 9 a.m., Mionitag W onhlp. and PAPER • Gonorol Ropolrs sure way to avoid small — or At Stevenson’s Esso Station standards of excellence, and s Custom Furniture ages. large — annoyances on a trip, they rebuild starters and gen- whether the Job te a small one Offset printing is moot pop­ Texaco Lubrication Borvloe St. Bridget Church ners meet at Herrick Park and this trip, so your cooperatlcm Is with the high average of 160.2. Water Company with being "ex- R t. 44A, Bolton Child care provided. 781 PARKER ST. • Stomps W e G ive JiPC O'®*** St^aP® and Slipcovers T ’Tuesday’s winners will meet at needed by calling. Here’s the iiie league will continue right horbitaht” in asking the public Rev. Robert W. Ihloff. Vicar Spark plugs, worn points, either erators. Once you have them do or a large one, the same careful ular and Oomnuinlty Press has Specializing in Hand Tufting Rev. .John J. (Delaney, Pastor “Defeat Is Impossible.” T el. MS-6786 o r 648-6879 one will make your car per- work for you, you will return a platemaster made by the the high school. story: on through August. utilities commission for a 20 BookvUle Unltod Methodist anentlcm te given. 9mall wonder Made To Order Rev. Nell F. Fltagerald 6 p.m., 'Worship. Sermon: form imevenly. If your driving again and again for they do Itek Business Products Dild- Complete Selection of AU gam es wUl begin at 6:16 We’re planning a one-day trip WeU, now that our clerk-re- per cent rate Increase In aU 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Church that more and more people are Rev. Jaunes F. PUon “Questions and Answera” te mainly stop and go driving fine work and you will find sion. Photostat Corp. of Roch­ M aterials p.m . to Lake George, and going Into cepUonist Jae Mhgora is back water service division itidnrting 10 a.m.. Union Service at the 143 Grave St. turning to Community Press tor around town, the oil should be them most accommodating and ester, N. Y. This completely TOURAINE FREE ESTIMATES Football Cbeerieading the upper part of New York you from her recent tour of Nova pubUc and private fire protec- United Methodist Church on Rev. Willard E. OonkUn, GUNLIFFE all printing needs. Saturday, Manage at 6 and Trinity Convensnt Ctannsh changed more frequently than eager to please you ta every Community Press te easy to automatic offset plate proces-' Lower Level of the Parkade 7:30 p.m. In school auditorium. Cheerleaders for the Bolton should enjoy the foliage on the Scotia, and (Mr. “Clesn’.’ is hack Rt. 44A. NursMy provided. Mlntater 649-6324 ^ Hackmatack St MOTOR SALES on long dri'ving trips. So before way. reach for it is located at rear- sor produces two plates per Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 0, Tigers IGdget Football Team way. After arrivtag at Lake to do the cleaning, I guess I pitts was notified by letter PAINTS Mon., Tues., 9-6; Wed., ' Rev. Norman E. Swensen, making plans for a trip, make Many motortete still do not 264 Broad St. and you can drive minute from which five to ten and 10:30 a.m., In church; and will practice Tiiesday and QgMirge, we’U board the luxury can take off tor a few' days, jjjjg week by VWlUam N. Mhc- 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Thurs., F ri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6 Pashn- „ ...... ^**®*'" ®pl»«>pal Church EXPERT AUTO BODY and an appointment to have your realize that worn shock absorb- right up to the door and park. thousand copies can be printed 10:30 and noon in school audi­ _____ Thursday evenings from 6:80 ship ^conderoga for an approxi- knowing things are In good Kenzie'^pr^dent of the water Sand HUl Rd., South SVbktaor Nursery for children 2 yean FENDER REPAIRS car checked and tuned up and ers are a real danger, especial- This eliminates any fterking on offset printing presses. FOR BEST RESULTS torium . 9:80 a.m., Mcrntag Wotriilp. ^ « P-»- begtantag TMesday. mate three-hour cruise to rae ^ ^ . company that the proposed James------A. mBirdsall, - s - i i old or younger. V icar ENAMEL and LACQUER then really enjoy a truly care- ly on a long trip or under poor problem s. 'This is an entirely new con­ Guest qieakM- n . Chase, AH Rlria are required to attend Iota of beautiful foUage from the So, for ue two weeks to amendment Is scheduled to take Perhaps you are not familiar cept in making offset plater St. Janies’ Church Trinity Evangelical Lutheran REFINISHINaS free trip. driving conditions. If you find executive director of the Open the; sessions, accordliig to Mrs. lake. Upon returning to the fact If things go right, TU be j p^te increos- with the proper way to lay out and through its use Cammunlty PAUL'S GLASS Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 8 and 10 o.m., Holy Com- O inroh REASONABLE PRICES How about the conditUm of that your car does not comer Heartfa In H artford. RocheUe Holcombe, coach. buses, we wUl go to a restau- way iq> in the gre«i hills of applying 'mUni-miy to aU your printed message. The Press te able to offer 24-hour e For Auto Windahlelds P astor munlon. (Missouri Synod) RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. your tires? It te foolish indeed properly or that it seems to' PAINT SUPPLY School SobsUtatos rant for a buffet-style lunch be- . Mhlne, whUe you’re reading this ciassM of customen. Larsons will gladly help you. service Monday through Rev. J»a^)h E. Vujs 86 P roq iect S t , R ockville Just Above the TralBo to drive on smooth tires when bounce and sway unduly, per^ e For Store Fronts and Unitarian Unlverssllst Society Superintendent of Sdiools tore heading home. column. water charge, according They know ho w It should be Wednesday on most forms, if 645 MAIN STREET Rev. Eugene J. Charmaa St Fronds of Assisi Circle you can get AQas 'Tires, Good- haps the shock absorbers need all sizes of windows 466 Main St. Joseidi Castagna announces that The boat 'wUl have food and Remember now to coll In, if MaoKenzle, would be In- Rev. Bruce Rudolf done so that the import of your the copy to ready fo r the cam ­ Rev. James M. Boyle 673 Ellington Rd. year 'Tires w d the Jeteon Cut- replacing. Stop ta-at Stevensbh’S Tri. 649-0300 Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, hls office la ciuvently preparing drinks, or you may bring your you think you want to go on that ^ f^om $24.69 per famUy, TEL. 648-0016 message gets across to the re- era. Copy that is ready for the e For Table Tops South Windsor 8 and 10:80 a.m., Wocohlp lass at such reascnable prices Esso and let them check the M inister a Ust of substitute teadiera to own lunch if you prefer to. Now foliage trip, per quarter to $29.63. Grossly clplent. Itek, Monday through Wednes­ Saturday, Masses at 6 and Rev. John C. Gay, Service, Holy Communion. at Stevenson’s Esso. shocks for you. * OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. serve in the school system dur------;------affected by the rate Increase Prom all of this, you can days, U It is brought in, early 7 :S0 p.m . P astor 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. One item' that 'wUl pay you Stevenson’s offers pickup and SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON No services during the sum- tag the coming year, would be the eastern section of see that Community Press is in the morning, can be picked Sunday, M asses 7 :30, 9, Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Adult Bistnictlon Clasa. YOUR to have done Is to have a good delivery service on cars, plus AUTOMOTIVE A mer. Services will resume In Anyone interested In substitutr Tolland County Politics up as a finished order the fol­ 10:90 a.m. and noon. South l^ndsor, which is basic­ Assistant Pastor COMPLETE waxing Job done on your car. S & H Green Stamps and are certainly a busy place, but when J. A. W HITE 8ei>tember. tag Is asked to contact Castagna ally residential. Fitts wrote to In many cases cars stand out open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. you walk in you would never lowing day. This 24-hour serv­ GLASS CO.. INC. ------at once. Requirements are a Madtonzie, saying that although UnltariaOi Fellowship PET CENTER know it for both Mr. and Mrs. ice applies to one side only; if SUPPLIES St. John’s Polish NaUorad Saturday, Maasee at 6 and 7 of Olastonbury In the weather at least 10 per For road service call 649-6633. 81 Bldsell S t.— T el. 648-7822 ------Bachelor’s degree, United Houley: Income Tax Dead the increase determined by tiio Larson always take plenty of two sides (the reverse side) Is OathoUc Church p.m . Academy Junior High Canaries — Parakeete South United Methodist Charch states citizenship, and a cer- firm is based on the water use time to assist you. They have to be used, it requires 46 hours; PLUS Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, Sunday, Masses at 7:80, 9:80, Main St., Glastonbury Tropical Fish — Turtles Maln St. at Hartford Rd. tiflcate indlcattag general good by a “typical” family, he be­ a genutaie desire to satisfy their the extra time allows the first Pastor For Next Several Years and 11 a.m. Hamsters — OerbUs MACHINE SHOP Complete Store and Offtee Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D. health. lieves the rates per quarter will HAVE Mixed Breed Puppies Radio for the Week customers — and they do. side to dry thoroughly. Try Pastor 10:80 o-m.. Service, N unery Commiinity P r ^ is set up to Community tor the best Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. BuDetln Board Sacred Heart Church l YOUR CLOTHES DRY Aquarium Accessories, etc. (’Hiese 'are tiie basic llsttags, and include only those news SERVICE Rev. Carl W. Saunders, By BETTE QUATMALE Ity Mils wIU be bigtaer tor most exceed the W® **8^ J?®®'' and School. do all kinds of printing — Job REMODELING ’The Women’s Auxiliary of the taxpayers witiiin a coui^e of famUi®® ^ South Windsor whom R t. 30, Vernon (XEANED LIKF. NEW Our Own Special Blended broadcasts of 10 or 16 minutes In length. Some stations carry in printing. Associate Pastor (Herald Reporter) Pet Foods plus Gospel Hall Bolhm Volunteer Fire Depart- months due to the increase In He said, ”I know feel they are Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor AND 8AVE MONEY other short newscasts. Dally sports Information can be found Rev. Ralph W. Spencer, n^ent w ill m eet Monday 8it 8 Messiah Evangelical Lutheran 100% GUARANTEE ON U 416 Center S t Describing the leglsUtive taxes levied on the utiUty com- already paying top ddlar for Rev. Eklward Konopka MANCHESTER on the sports pages.) MANCHESTER Associate Pastor p.m. at the firehouse. Church WORK AND SATISFACTION Gustoni Fixtures 1 n M Happenings of the special ses- panjes. They are already pre- water supplied by your Com- Assistant Pastor 1 (Wisconsin Synod) PET CENTER 10 a.m .. Breaking bread. FREE 10% BONUS CARD 10 a.m., Worship for the Manchester Evening H ei^ ^ the legislature as a "ter- paring briefs for submission to pany.” 396 Buckland R d., W spplng 996 Main St. M anchester 10:30 Congressional Report AUTO PARTS 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. Bolton corre^NNident Judith ^ble, terrible mwith,” ’Tolland the state PUC. MacKensle said the company ON DRY CLEANING WINF ^ 1230 (alternate Sundays) whole church. The Rev. Mr. Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Rev. Kari R. Gurgel, Pastor 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Sunday M asses, 7:30, 9, 10:80, AND SUEDE ■ CBS News Every Hour on the Hourl 11:00 News. Weather. Sports 27C BROAD SI Saunders preadilng. Sermon: Donohue, Tel. 649-8400. County State Senator Robert the whole legls- Hnds it necessary to file for re- ALL WORK DONE 6:00 Religion DISPLAYS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 Tom Jones “Openness.” Infant-toddler Houley today sounded almost igture has’ been tarniriied In vHied rates at this time In and 12 noon. 10 a.m., Worship Service. ON PREMISES United Pentecostal Chnrch' «:00 Phil Burgess 11:30 Other Side of the Day nursery at Susannah Wesley _ , ^ 1 J Uke his RepubUcan counter- the eyes of the voter on the tax order to cover Increases In ap- 8;00 CBS World Now.*. 1:00 Mike Greene UNLIMITED 187 Woodbridge St. . Bernard’s Church MEMORIAL 8; 15 Phil Burgess 6:00 Chip Hobart Hall. I 9 1 W 9 .I1, L o l d opposition of the iggue, making them i»rtlcular- erattag expenses In aU categor- st. St. John’s Episcopal Ohnreh OPEN Vernon, Conn. Robert Baker, Pastm: R ockville PARKADE 9-.30 Arthur Godfrey Time WRCH — 910 872-4340 budget ad«vted by the leglsla- jy vulnerable In the next elec- les. He noted that alnce Dec. 31, Rt. 80, Vernon CORNER STORE 10:00 Art Morgen Rev. William Schneider 2:00 Frank Williams . (Blondsy-Satarday) SAT. TO 1 P.M. Emanuel Lutheran Cluireh iO ■ tore Tliursday night. tions. 1969, operating expenses have Rev. Robert H. Wellner, e Party Goods, Magazines 6:00 Reyellle 10 a.m., Sunday School. Increased approodmatoly $300,- Rev. Anthony Mitchell CLEANERS 6:00 The Worid Tonight Church and Chestnut Sts, *»3a lO J V e e p Voting against the six Mi per R ector MANOR. PARKADE • Groceries, Cold Cuts 6:15 It’s Sports Time 9:00 Rhapsody 11 a.m.. Worship Service. U 000; m unicipal taxes, $76,000; 12:00 Matiatlnei___ Rev. C. Henry AndenNn, g “■ cent sales tax compromise (Next to Liggett Drug) • BYulte—V egetables 6:30 News of Religion 4:00 H lghll^ts of Hartford 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv- deprecjtallon charges, $14,000; Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. 6:20 Phaultless Phfl-h fi Rev. Ranald J. Fournier, ' g g rriT m f'T n tf^ tll package, Houley predicts it wUl Hebron 8 a.m., Holy Communion. PHONE 649-6668 • Greeting Cards 8:00 G a slift i ice. jjgj ggjy jgu tg pgy ^ the jjgg state taxes, $20,000, payroll Sunday M asses, 7, 9:16, 10:30 7:00 Lowell Thomas 12:00 Quiet Hours DON WILLIS Pastors 10 o .m ., FamUy Service and We Depend On You . . . 7:10 World Wide Sports (Sunday) TAIPEI (AP) — ^leaker of mUUon of the deficit It promises taxes, over $9,000, and interest and 11:46 a.m . 7:20 Jeff Menzel Same aa Monday-Saturday listing. The Presbyterian Church Paul A. Holmer, dtem Emt Is Named CSiurcfa School. You Can Depend On Us! 11:00 Dave Hudson the House Carl Albert told Na- but that it will most likely eiqiense oh money borrowed, 12:00 Spotlight eXCGptt 43 Spruce St. $:00 ^ lig io u s programs F tmh GARAGE UonSlist Odna’a parUameiit to- create Its own deficit. $TO,000. St. Matthew’s Church 1:00 Sfen-off Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor 8 A.m., Morning Suffrages. To Recr^tion United Congregafional Chnreh Open 7 Days A 'WSfk SATURDAY 11:00 Quiet Hours JEWELRY 18 Main S t, Til. 649-4531 Revenue estimates are in- Estimated increase to public ’ToQand ______9 a.m.. Divine Wo«di4;>. Ssr- day that the Nixon admlnls- United Chnnsh of Christ MERCURY tiU Midnight 6:00 Weekend w n c M A r S STORE fire charges for the ’Town of Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 8:00 CBS World News — 1080 9:16 a.m., Sunday School, mon at both services by Pastor tration ”wUl never a ^ oated, he matatatas. The pres Com m ittee ToUand (Mooday-Friday) • Expert Wi^tA RsiMittav Specioliiing In ...... ^ ______Hie reapoiwlbUlty” of keeping ent budget will simply com' South Windsor would be to­ Travel Agency 352 MAIN ST. 646-0293 S:15 Weekend 3:00 Town and Country Classea for all ages. Anderson, “Don’t Waste God’s ------Sunday VlgU on Saturday at Rev. IXmald O. MUler, 9:00 Wine Cellar • Ftae SeleoUoB o< Ottta ‘ 10:30° Z m ., W m^p Service. Opportunities.” Nuiiery for'to; commlto^ts to the Taiwan pound. ------the Illa - tive H u^t - ac- Eric Bmt has beei named by with pub- M lnlgtsr 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 6:00 Bob Steele Show 6 and 7 p.m. 10:00 Art Morgen 10:05 Theatre of Melody For All Oocasioiis BRAKE SERVICE Nursery provided. government. uons of previous years with the Board of Specimen to fUl taking effect un- s. 643.9571 11:06 Jean (3olbert Show o Lowglira, BnloviK^^ fonts. Sunday M asses, 7, 8:80, and 2:00 Weekend 12:00 News, Weather 7 p.m.. Evening Service, 10 a.m.. Informal Coffee Hour ■Hie (Ndahoma Democrat outgo exceeding the Income and yje Recreation Committee vor . in-sui a m 9:80 and 11 a.m., Wbnhlp SEE US F0B QUALITY 11:00 Father Nadoln.t 12:15 Meet Me on the Plasa Wittnaaer and i Front End Alignment replying to a ^>eech highly crit- creating a deficit. cancy »a..a»rt by the reslgna- Hiat the nearly $11,- i® -»® »•»»• NO SERVICE 12:00 Spotlight In Luther Hall. Service and Church Scbool. CHAROE TAHiOIti»rO 1:00 SIgnMjff 1:00 News W atcher leal of the Unlt^ «^7®*J “The Income tax (a a dead tion of Thomas Matrick. The ^ Hur- AND SUNDAY 1:16 Mlkeline 787 BfaOn S t, Manobester Calvary Church 11 a.m .. High SdM ol C3aaa. 3:05 Afternoon Bklition Choosing a Travel Agent General Repair VUork by Huang K^sftu, president of for many years to come,” term runs to October lOTS. «*®« “ ^»^®U ' « « RESERVATIONS FOB ovsnoM 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time RiaaeDtf-8911 (Assembliea of Gcd) St. Mary’s EptaoigMl Chnndi 7 to 8:80 p.m,, Pilgrim Fel- 10:00 Challenge of (Change 6:00 News —Stocks. Weathei Taiwan’s p^^enL Houley predicts, although leg- puat Selectman Aaron Reid residential custNeWs,II NeteWs, WeatherW------have traveled where you’re go­ The Oklah^an a^^. W^ majority Girls 18 to 16 years old are PEC Approvra 11 a.m., Worship Sendee. 7:00 Joe Hager lawyer by calling the county Oarden and Land Tools CUSTOM R STOCK Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, 12:00 D ick Haddad 12:16___ J Satu--Saturday Showcase ing. She generally knows the ho­ Baby, Honsehold. Party Church of the Nosanne M made It clear they did not want invited to try out for the Pony Zontag 6:46 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa- Euirene 1:00 News medical society or liar associa­ Pastor *(6:M on Hooday) 1:151 Your Home DecOrator tel and resort acconunodatlon.-i and Banquet SnppUes Burr Comers, MsaeiMstor 236 M ato St. K...but to strengthen th.the friendship ^ ^ che^eodtag squad and ^ youth group. Brewer Got A Painting Probiem? We’li Hei|l! (Saturday) tion; for the name of a good between the U.S. and the Re- 6:00 Bob DeCarlo 1:30 Saturday Matinee first hand, Uie quality of the res­ Invalid Needs Next to Onider 9 "Lm., Holy Communion, Rev. William A. ’Taylor, Whether or not It was a re- girls aged 9 to 18 for the Midg- -?® ^ ®''“ 8eHstlc service. 2:00 Opera travel agent ta yeur community, publlc of China.” jSeirvice still means something to us— service 10:00 Bob Craig 5:00 M w to r taurants, the courtesy of cus­ CSutrch Sclxxd and Nursery. P astor be de- et Football League squad at 6 Joseph _Mid Kafie For several enerations a 3:00 Terry Woods look for a member at the Ameri­ In his speech,’ Huang said the t^ MltcheU of Brookfield St. for Avery St. 7:00'Joe Hager 6:60 News, WeeUher toms agents, the convenience the State p.m. Monday at the Gilead Hill Idtoosophy has develop­ means spending enough time 'with you 'tp help you . 6:20 Strictly Sports can Society of Travel Agents nitaH .Qtataa hoB Kbaii ‘•iinn.hiB bated, according to a zone change from rural resi­ Christian Reformed Church 12:00 Dick Haddad of transport facilities. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for to't5^s1!SS\‘ru r^ L ^ T to senator, who said he voted hte School, Sneakers should ing to the name of “ religious select the right paint finish for that job jf'ou’re plan­ (Sunday) __^ 6:30 Monitor (ASTA). Mercury Travel, 627 dential to general commercial 661 Avery St, 6:00 Religious and" public service 11:00 News, Weathei After you’ve decided on the everyone. 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AMWtr lefmiww riwk Bible Tale Vet, Willie Mays, Stand Out No Help to Red Sox ACBOSS 55Soa(Fr.) National League INew 56 Wheys of milk day, however, was perpetrated Drago has ein earned run aver- Twtamtnt DOWN NEW YORK (AP) — RBIDS • cubs — home run hitter in major CARDS • PIRATES — BOSTON book When Willie Mays played Qullett, the youngest member league history with 643 (Babe Jerry Ruera pitched the St. w ^ Pet Q B 5 Nephew of 1 First Jewish Sox’ Manager U/Qaie Edclie ivasKO Kasko ^ strong defensive only four American^ League high priest his first major league Reds and only two years Ruth is tops with 714), didn’t Louis diutout, 'battkng Pitts- Pittsburgh 48 Abraham ■ r j i i 71 .897 — -pulled a four-leaf ^ cloVer suppertin^ cast, , pitchers to have won 18 games 8 Father of Enoa 2 Shuts M ii ^ •] irnmo Dnn fliilloft wna in *****' schocri, held the get a chance to add to his home burgh on iour hits—only one st. Lculs 66 64 .546 3Most from the hip pocket of his Drago, who won his ISth this season. 12 Exclamation II =3 Z' i? H ion lv w a s in hard-hitting Cubs hiUess until run total against the Mets. Aft- over the first 72-8 Innings—as Chicago 63 .548 domesticated 63 uniform Friday and £(ave it game against 6 losses, gave up ‘I guess It wasn’t Friday the ofaorrow aiapera. Cleo James blooped a double to er collecting his single, double the second-place Cardinals New York 68 68 .500 13 Island (Tt.) 4Compasapoint nine hits, but had five double 13th fer everybody,” Kasko 5 Falsifier No, uullett ^ 1 is a baby as right field with one out in the and triple, raising his average crept to within six games of the philadel 53 66 .449 a scornful look. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 14 On the briny ' ■It didn’t help a damn bit,” plays in back of him. He also said, tossing aside his four-leaf 6 Palm leaf 23 Small candles 38 Pursue far as major league experience eighth Inning. Right fielder to .286 in 100 games, the All- pirates In the NL EhisL Montreal 46 71 .393 15 Where Peter 25 Certain dog 40 Javanese dressing did not walk a batter. clover. suffered 7Beverages Is concerned but pitching like Pete Rose made a diving a Star c^ter fielder was taken * • • Weat DIvU'on Kasko said 8 Capuchin 27 Toiletty case community room after the Red Sex “ He gives up a lot cf hits—a Boston’s run came on martyrdom a veteran, whUe the 40-year-old tempt for the ball, but couldn’t out of the game after the fifth. ^HILS • PADRES — San Fran 70 51 .579 — monkey 28 Noah's.ark, 43 First man let cf singles,” said Manager Reggie Smith’s first-lnnlng 16 Winglike part for instance 44 Hoarfrost M.: ys Is acting like a frisky reach it. By that time, the Giants had Deron Johnscn walloped a lcs Angl 54 .546 4 dropped a 5-1 decision to the 17 Italic (ab.) 9 Regard highly 65 :mon. "A lot cf ground hopie run Into the centerfM d 10 Annoys 33 Apportions 45 Shakespear­ "I had a few no-hittera In the built a 6-0 lead—mainly be- two-run homer, his 27th, Larry Atlanta 63 59 .516 7V4 18 Chemical consecutive' loss' at supposedly balls go through the hole. But bleachers. It was his 26th of the U Stops 34 Lamprey ean king (gullett, the 20-year-old fire- amateurs, but certainly one of cause of Mays’ hitting exploits. Bowe had three hits and scored Houston 59 69 .500 9% suffix fishermen 48 Youth’s he also gets a lot of those season, tying his career high 19 Obliterate 19 Valuation balling Cincinnati left-hander, my main goals Is to pitch a no- ’The victory kept the first- twice, luid WllUe Montanez Cincinnati 66 64 .467 13% benevolent Fenway Park. 20Infinite 36 Venerate nickname ■The good-luck piece came double plays." set in 1969. 21 East (Fr.) 50 L i ^ point pitched 7 1-3 innings of no-hit hitter iii the majors,” said the place Giants four games ahead scored after doubling and trip- San Diego 44 77 .364 26% ■.'hnn duration 37 Mariner from a fan. "Maybe tomor- '"The difference L«mon The Royals got a lead-off 22 Birds' homes ball and would up yielding one- disappointed Gullett, who was of Los Angeles In the NL West. Ung, pacing Philadelphia’s at- Friday’s Results ' 24 Woody plants row,” Kasko said, “I’ll get a said, "is these bases on balls, home nm In the first from Fred r " !“ r “ r hlt in eight innings as the Reds lifted for a pinch Mtter in the * • • tack against San Diego. Rick Heuston 8, Atlanta 2 26 Condition r " rabbit’s foot.” He usually throws the ball patek, then combined two 28 Rays trounced the Chicago Cubs 8-2 bottom of the eighth after ad- nniMiFTH - EXPOS ______Wise scattered St. seven Louis Padres 2, Pittsburgh 0 29 Dew hole iT" n r Friday night. mltUng be was .tired. hits, including Oillle Brown’s CinclnnaU 8, O dcago 2 Kasko is not bypassing any cf where he wants to. I’d rather walks and two singles for three 30 Table scrap IT i r Mays, a major leaguer since ’Then, with one out. in the' ’The Dodgers kept pace as homer, for his 12th .victory. Philadelphia 6, San Diego 2 baseball’s supersUtlons In the see him make them hit the ball runs In the fourth off R ed Soot 31 Australian May 25, 1951, rapped a single, eighth, Gullett walked Paul Don Sutton, 12-10 handcuffed * • • hopes of idiaking the Red Sox than give up a walk. ’There’s no gtarter Jim Lonborg. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN oatridi Los Angeles 2, Montreal 0 IT double and triple, scored twice Popovich and James looped his Montreal on six hits for Ms Uth' ASTROS - BRA'VEB — San Francisco 7, New York 3 the doldrums that have defense for the base on balls, Lonborg, who lost his fifth 32 Social insect r m t seen them lose eight of their but with the batter swlr^ng, ,,, jj declslona, pitched 33 Caravansary 2 “ a and drove in one run before pop fly double down the right victory Jn hla last 16 decteitms. Cesar Cedeno’s three-run Saturday’s Games 35 Rows LU being removed from the lineup, field line, sending Popovich to ’The Dodger right-hander hM homer and Joe Morgan’ tso- New York (Koesman 4-7) at “ '®” well with the excepUon of the 38 Coffer Z7 sparking the San Francisco Gl- third. After (Tannlzzaro popped permitted only 26 earned runs nm shot backed Don Wllasacrifice and C^pM eris’ sm- Bajumopg 71 42 I'm l U LEAVE r 0 / I H e UM...(T HITS — Tovar, Minn., 142; Ihp A’<; fioiire two more double and came around to ond hit gave Oakland the lend, p j^olt the A S tlgure two more ^ ml^layed plckoff After riding out Yankee 64 53 Murcer, N.Y., 139. Boston 64 64 IfETUifMWdViWi? ITHg|5E 0V' IXVSNfr HO.P VP months won t be so bad. throw and a grounder, narrow- threats In the seventh and DOXJBLES — R. Smith, Boat., few York 60 59 Every ao often, the A’a give a the Yankee edge to a single eighth, the A’s put It away, 27; B. Oonigliaro, Bost., 24; W. Washn 48 69 imeeeuA Trie 900^ veev mu. in demenstration o f why they are . nm. two more runs in the ninth, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Horton, Del., 24. eveland z r running away with the Amerl- Next, catcher Gene Tenace Curt Blefary, a Yankee c Trie IVIM? HOME RUNS — Cash, Det., West Division can Leagr^'B Weat tiUe, leading beat cut an infield single to off, hammered c tape-measure Oakland 76 42 26; R. Smith, Boat., 25; Melton, Kansas City by a fat 14 games, open the seventh. What made hemer Into the right field SR5P WDBZV/NS.-WEKe <3iic., 26. Kan City 61 55 Friday night, they showed the that impressive was that Te- bleachers and hits by Green Chicago 55 63 A 3E lOS OF IW/NSS WORSE STOLEN BASES — Patek, New York Yankees how its nace had just rapped a foul ball and Cami>anerls sandwiched Calif 55 66 UXIN& SOUa HWR. K. C., 38; OUa, K.C., 36. done, winning 5-2. off his foot and couldn’t have around another sacrifice pro- Minnesota 62 64 PITCHINO (12 Decialons) -- FK>r five Innings, the A’s let been feeling particularly spry duced the wrapup run. C. Dobson, Oak., 12-2, .857,^ Milwaukee 49 67 3.29; Blue, Oak., 21-4, .640, 1.61. Friday’s Results WadUngton 4, California u S T R U ^ U T S — Blue, Oak., Kansas City 5, Boston 1 240; LoUch, Det., 232. Oakland 5, New York 2 NA’nON AL LEAGUE PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Baltimore 12, Chicago 1 BATTINO (300 at bats) — Milwaukee 9, Cleveland 1 Beckert, Chi., .354; Torre, Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 A StL ., .363. Saturday’s Games RUNS — Brock, St.L., 91; Kansas City (Fltzm orrls' 4-1) Bonds, S.F., 83. WEUU'IHEPe 's — at Boston (Peters 11-8) RUNS RATTED IN — Star- Oakland (Hunter 14-10) at gell, Pitt., 101; Torre, StU, 94. New York (Kline 9-10) HITS — Torre, St.L,, 164; Detroit (Colemsoi 13-6) at Beckert, Chic., 157. Minnesota (Luebber 1-3) DOUBLEJS — Cedeno, Houst., California (Wright 11-11) at 29; Brock, St.L., 25; W. Davis, Wsiahington (Thompson 0-4) L. A., 26. mgbt. I TRIPIiElS — Metzger, Houst., U Baltimore (Cuellsu: 14-6) at i ’ll b« horn* parly from . . like. I’d better 9; W. Davis, L.A., 9; Clemente, Chicago (Bradley 11-10), night bowling, Ppt.. be!" Pitt., 8. Cleveland (Colbert 3-2) at HOMe r u n s — Stargell, MUwaukee (Parsons 9-18) night Pitt., 89; L. May, Cin., 32. Sunday’s Games STOLEN BASES — Brock, Kansas CUy at Boston MR ABERNATHY R O L ^N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY St.L., 39; Agee, N.Y., 23; Mor­ Oakland at New York gan, Ifoust., 23. Detroit at bOnneBota TH A TS ODD. IhJEVBR BY DICK CAVALU PITCHINO (12 Decisions) — California at Washington NOTICED FDUyi-WiNS WINTHROP Baltimore at Chicago OuUett, CIn., 18-4, .766, 2.63; J. Three First Inning Runs i AN Y GRA/FB®CTHQRS Johnson, S.F., 12-4, .760, 2.76. Cleveland at MUwaukee I HEAR MOD WANT /AN UNI/W PEA.CHABLE OH, WELL... IT WAS 19th Hole BSOPB. STRIKEOUTS — Seaver, TO JCXN THE SOURCE... WORTH A TRY. FRIENOeHIP N.Y., 198; Jenkins, Chic., 197. ELLINGTON RIDGE c l u b . Orioles Hopeful SCOTCH BAIL Senators Score Fast Front Nine Knights To Open After Jets Lose First — Ed Deane, Barbara Kuitferscmld 46-12H-32H; sec- On Grid Tonight CellaiMlwellera In the Greater ond — Jack Hunter, Nat O’Bri- And Surprise McLain (AF photo) Hartford ’Twilight League’s Bast- en 44-11^-1-32%; third — Floyd The latest edition of the Hart­ RACING SILHOUE'TTES— Early morning sun beams silhouette competition in ern Division, 'Volkswagen still O’Brien, LU Hunter 43-9-34; low NEW YORK (AP)—The Washington Senators scor- ford Knights will be unveiled the AAU Junior Olympics as the girls soar over the 80-yard low hurdles. tonight in an exhibition game Imagine his surprise....- at Dillon Stadium against the knocked o tt the East Hartford Jets, 2-1. Monday night at the Back Nine “I g e t tixise runs and in the 494th career homer as Baltl- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Twin City Chiefs of the Eastern First — Jim McCarthy, SaUy beginning I forgot how to pitch more unloaded a 17-hlt attack Football League. Kickoff will st. Thomas Seminary diamond. jet8“and~Oriolea'wm l ^ e 40-7-83; second - Dick with a lead,” said McLain, who to beat CWcago. O H, PEAR.' be at 8. Tears as Pan-Am Games End for the right to play the dlvt- ^*®*bory, Bobbie Leger 46-11- has been complaining all along McNally, who was on the dis- Bi/» urffitiM vTo«- 35; third — Jim Horning, Dora that hla teammates don’t score abled Ust with a sore arm since The Olympic flame was ex- slon winners, Morlarty’s of btan- Kellner 44-8-36; low gross — enough for him. July 16. gave up but three hits CAPTAIN EASY CALI, Colombia (AP)— yj American tlngulahed at 7:07 FYlday night cheater. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE SATURDAY at 8 PM Jim McCarthy, SaUy Geda 40. McLain remembered how to in six Innings of work and Rob- Colombians flutter^ white, ^ hemlapherical athlet- and a massive electronic score- In the other Twilight League I^tch in time though, and fired inson gave the southpaw all the I fO K R V X ^ THANKS AWyHOW, MR, JeS$UP- WITH PtTKEY THE CLOWN / PA R N ITl tear - drenched handker- carnival that some^predlcted board flashed ”ChUe 1978.” contest last night. The Now T w Birdies n ^ n blanks at the California Angels support he needed with a three- CAW T H ELP 1 -.'lOU'VE BEEN VERY NICE 1 PEAP, it LOOK‘D LIKE / POKEY MU^TVB NASCAR MODIFIED ‘We Inlvte the youtli| of all Britain Falcons edged VFW, 6-8, V/OII. UA'AUI ______WE'RE UPAeAlN^T A chiefs by the tens of thou- wxxild never come <5f, were Wolff 2, to a 4-0 tiitimph FMday run homer In the eighth, nations to unite once again in to regain a part of the Western fourth; Stan, Flinlce Markowski BLANK WALLiPUCEYS sands. coming to a glorious end In a nlght^hls first shutout elnce * • » Santiago, Chile,” said Silvio de Dlvlalon lead with Herb’s Sport s, fourth; J a c k Cristofanl, STOCK CAR “Adlos, amlgoe,” shouted the burst of fireworics. April 27 and only this Mventh BREWERS - INDIANS — Magalhaes PadUha, president Sh<^, Both clubs poet a 17-6 Marge Skinner 4, fifth; Jim cf the Pan American Sports Or- mark. These two wlU play Mon- McCarthy, SaUy Geda 3, 10th; Johnny Briggs keyed two ral- RACING! ganlzatlon. day night to decide the No. 1 Ted BanUy, BUle Chalne 3, .JT Ues with a home run and a gjJjj -gj. •” ’ triumphs for the former Cy Athletea—10 from each na- single, leading Milwoilkee to a Young Award winner. Tuero Step Closer tionx par{tded, not in strict na­ rout o t Cleveland that ittopped 7 ------^------“ After I lost nine in a row,” tional rank, among their count­ the Indians’ four-game winning said McLain, who has dropped erparts, as an overlflow crowd streak. cf 62 ,'000 cheered In Paacual Briggg hit his 13th homer, a pitch defensively. Tonight, I In Tennis Defense Guerrero Stadium. Race Officials Enthusiastic two-run shot, to IhlglAglit a ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Swimmer Frank lleckl of just went after them. three-run first Inning end ig­ 1 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Linda Tuero, the 20-year- Cerritos, Oaiif., winner of „a About Programs on Sunday "In order for me to be effc- nited a five-run third with a old miss from New Orleans and Tulane University, is record slx^ golf medals marched tlve, I have to be ahead of the single to help Jim ^ Slaton notch ■ waging “The good fight’’ for the women tennis players at the heab of the United States CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — catching up on haircuts and ^ wiTelghth triumph 'Hioroug^ibred horse racing on things, but they have time to ^^^h, I m ashamed oi U. * • • STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF of th e world. pionshlp successfully/ contingent. In the other American And she’s winning . .some- »- to get by last Canada trotted away with the Sundays Is a month) old In New come on Sunday.” TIGERS — And, he said aome of the new League games, the Baltimore ^ NO-ITS THESE^ I COULP SLUe'^.FOR TELLING BITSY^ ^ e r J l p ^ the 1 M9 final gold medal in a team Hampshire, but racing offlclala ' ' ‘ " EYEUSHES.'ILL THAT H E R A L P - THAT POTEET CANYON FHtoy U» p.« btort. t.* . ciSi.pto.7 ^ p U ^ 'T 'ooui ^ i ’ OCtaPruu ^ r ^ * ”of.. ^^u^stri'an event,..»l, tt. the P flx des already are enUiusiaiUc ■tt"tabout people^ obvtously are LJTS 60 FIX THEM BE­ A S K E P F O R A N OUT- step closer to defending her prance. If she wins that match. Nations, which \» 4 • • • _.• CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. 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Fifteen years experi­ 6-9 p.m. BACK IN UNIFORM — Fran Tarkenton returned to the practite field wi th the ster said Dick Shiner would be After 6, 649-7864. ence. Bonded, insured. 742- his starting sigpial-caller Sun­ BOX L E H E R S 9606. Building Contracting 14 Pointing - Papering 21 Help Wonted-Female 35 CITY SERVICE CO. W. T. 6RANT CO. New York Giants yesterday and led the offensive unit. The quarterback left 1970 MUSTANG Mach I, 351 4 day night. Manchester Parkade the club earlier in the week in a dispute concerning his 1971 contract. For Your barrel, 4-speed, 18,000 miles WE’RE doing our part for ecol- DORMERS, garages, porches, INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- WOMEN wanted to work in Jim Plunkett, the Patriots’ First Year Club Triumphs Young Turks rec rooms, room additions, clal rates for people over 66. plastic manufacturing compa- ALBI MFG. DEPT. heralded rookie quarterback, Information $2,400. 647-1564. ogy. Are you doing yours? CaU Roya Enterprises, Inc. for pro­ kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, CaU my competitors, then call ny, first and second shift, INVITATION also was expected to see only siding, general repairs. Qual- me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Please call 646-2920, for Inter- ROCKVILLE H a v in g Ball THE h e r a l d will not fessional window cleaning. 633- limited action, behind veteran 1960 CHEVY for parts, $26. 649- Ity workmanship. Financing______— view. disclose the IdenUty of 8160. iiy iJTf*«ATjn F MARTIN Full T O B I D Mike Taliaferro. Cues’ Softball Reign ^ ' ^ a n a - any adverUser using box 1198. available. Economy Builders, RICHAim E. stih Needs help in their paint Nine Pre-Season Grid Inc 643-6159 872-0647, eve- professlwial painting service. COUNTER woman for 7 p.m. to TTie Manchester Fire Depart­ Plunkett played sparin'rly in In Bay State letters. Readers answer­ CLEANING — Interior com­ production department, 40- ment. Eighth UUlltles District, the Patriots exhibiUon opener ing blind box ads who f NEEID CAR? Credit very bad? njj^g ’ Interior-exterior. Free estl- midnight, 3-4 nights, Saturday Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ mercial and industrial sys- hour week plus overtime. will accept bids for miscel­ against the Vikings in Min­ ^FISHING SUTTON , Mass. (AP) — Ar- desire to protect their ------mates, fully insured. 649-4411. or Sunday included, perma­ Ended by Moriarty’s Identity can follow this est Douglas accepts lowest temaUc floor c l e ^ g ^ d J.-LAFLAMME Carpenter ______nent. Please apply in person. Long range job security and laneous fire equipment. Bid nesota last Sunday. nie. Jack, Dee, Gory, where are waxing offices and businesses. Coach John Mazur said Plun­ procedure: down, smallest payment, any­ contractor. Additions, remod- CEILING specialist expert Mister Donut Shop, 255 West forms and specifications are 4 SUPERMARKETS FOR FISH Complete janitorial services. advancement opportunity. Rcti wuu.v...... c - t-.-.jw.. — Center Billiards’ reign as town slow pitch softball you? Ttie young turks on the where. Not small loan finance eUng and repairs. Call any- workmanship. One celling or Middle Tpke. available at Fire Headquarters, kett would net have played at Enclose your reply to Free estimates. Fully Insured. Generous fringe benefits in­ Games on Slate Today ^1 if "Minnesota Coach Bud champs came to an end last night at Fitzgerald Field as Pish are believed to have pro golf trail are stealing your company plan. Douglas Motors time for free estimate. 875- ail your ceilings repaired and 32 Main Street, Manchester. All toe box in an envelope — Suburban Floor Maintenance Grant had not decided to rest Moriarty Bros., won out in the second game in nine in- three attitudes toward feeding; thunder in the ji65,ooo Mas- 346 Main. 1642. painted. Reasonable rates SCHOOL bus drivers Bolton, cluding health, accident and bids are due by 6:00 p.m., address to toe Classified ______Service. 649-9229. CaU 649-6993. Hours 7:20—9 a.m. and 2-3:45 __ back Hewitt Dixon on the in- opposing quarterbacks. which his notorious front four. nings, 6-5. The win stopped the Cues in the double elim- active, passive, and “ don’t sachusetts classic at Pleasant Manager, Manchester! life insurance. Sept. 1. 1971. 1966 CHEVY NOVA staUon ^ ----r— 7------— NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS___ The Eighth Utilities District ouNEW '*T ' T~i^ YORK------(AP)' lured list. they did 69 times last season en “ I didn’t want to give those Evening Herald, together p.m. Call 649-8400. inatlon tournament, and gave ^g ,, the passive and Valley Country Club. wagon, automaUc transmls- Remodeling, repairing, addl- reserves toe right to reject any Chaney Johnson, tne quar- gt^pier, who rifled three scor- route to a 12-2 record. guys a shot at him," Mazur with a memo llsth^ toe Sion, excellent condlUon. Must U o;:;: rec rooms, porches and Floor Finishing 24 WOMAN wanted weekends as Contact Jack Kaplan at terback St. Louis swapped p a ^ s against Phlla- Archie Manning, the heralded said. "They probably might Sim ”aty^*¥low-pLh’’ ^SoftbaU hungry” moods they sel- no fewer than 56 of the half- companies you do NOT or all bids. r*h I ^ hi dom venture out for food, usual- way cut survivors were per or want to see your letter. i companion for senior citizen away in 1970 after nine Uelphia, will replace DamctUca I'cokie from Ole Miss, gets his like nothing better than to nail S tarr Out s a '..5 u “S’‘.ia7S“”' -1*- •» ■"»" FLOOR SANDING, and refln- and prepare meals. Will pro­ 875-3386 E^Uer"%n^ the tournament ‘>®“ ®'’ entering the third Tour letter w ll be de­ Ishing (specializing in older years of record - setting and Dixon will be replaced by first real bapUsm under fire him good a couple of Umes. stroyed if toe advertiser MASONRY — Brick, block, vide transportation. 643-6134. NOTICE ^ ‘ ‘ easy to come by. round of the 72-hold tournament 1962 CHEVY, running, with 4 ^ WES______ROBBINS Carpentry re- floors). In and outside paint- ______service returns to Busch Clarence Davis, a fleet-fcoted when he guides New Orleans And that’s hew I’m p'Olns: to Of A ction o ar y s ups gut during active feeding worth $33,0(X> to the winner. is one you’ve mentioned. stone, cement work and re- TOWN OF MANCHESTER. when the Houston rookie from Southern CaUfor- against the Dallas Cow^ys. work with Plunkett throughout ® °"®'®^“ "® “ ‘^vantage. The ^ ^ yjgj^ Arnold Palmer, Jack If not it will be handled^ almost new whitewall tires, modeUng specialUt.*AddlUons, CONNECTICUT Stedium when tne Houston Manning appeared only briefly the preseason games Billiards, however, came back to i o n r t In toe usual manner. $85. Call 640-7723. patios. 649-1604. *’®® dormers, porches, Verfallle, 649-6750. live In and supervise home for checklnirchecking Invoices.invoices, recelnts.receipts, Oilers battle the Cardinals ^ ^ „ last weekend when the Saints‘ ' “ We’ll play every game as it For Season defeat Green Manor and Walnut favorite underwater supermar- Nicklaus, Lee ’Trevino ^ cabinets, formica, built-ins, prtrfessional man and his POSITION VACANCY In one of two preseason defeat Green Manor and w a m u i...... stream, Gary Player missing, unher- etc. Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 HIGHWAY AND in... one.... of nine preseason 'eveniw.°°«9er to Buffalo 17-10. The cow- goes. Against the Giants I’ll see „ „ „ „ „ .^iss. (At-)(AP) -— Barbers. In their m quest— —for -the - het. Whemer LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. 4-year old son. Must be able to Rye St., South Windsor. water has some aided players—and even old j!h Trucks - Tractors Bonds - SANITA’nO N National Football League Quarterback Steve Spurrier un- “ nJec^ded cn a No. 1 what the trend Is. and if I think knocked out of. the.. htle,Hfia Moriarty’s turnedtiimoa backhaeV everycvcry bodybodv of moving large appliances. , ^^ n mnsZYNSKI builder — supervise 4-year old boy. An attrac- pros such as Sam Snead, Julius Burning barrels delivered, $4. CIBSZYNSKI buiiaer Ideal situation with attractive EQUIPMENT MOVER — must SUPERINTENDENT contests^ slated for Satur- beaded a touchdown pass in the ^os^S teuba^!T *f ^ Green Bay Packers lineup by Walnut once and the Cues twice. ^edlns*^ ft^ih^ men Boros—are having a ball on the LosYond Found 1 1964 INTERNA'nONAL truck, new homes custom built, re- ______Stocks - Mortgages 27 are 644-1776. benefits. Write Box H, Man­ be a high school graduate and $11,338.60 - $13,704.60 day.' closing minutes of acUon, as ^ he’ll .go in.’’ surgery to correct an injured In the opener. Center Billiards ve t g 7,212-yard course. good condition, % ton, call FOUND — Hie best place to modeling, additions, rec EASIER Payment mortgage chester Herald or call 527-5216. be in good physical condition. The Town of Manchester, Owner of most St Louis pass- San Francisco pulled out a 17- ^ . ofnrr recoverine Plunkett, howwer, says he is tendon, underwent, another squeaked out a 3-1 victmy In a ofiolVAB will The 43 par breakers were led 649-1560 alter 6. rooms, g;aragee, kitchens re­ choose home decorations and ___ MAINTENANCE service, com­ plan. Pay Interest only, for Must have driver’s license, Connecticut, seeks enthustasUc ins marks Johnson was side- H he against the ------Miami Del- onnrArw ^Q.vABr.olH 2ekey.ekp used to e physicalI^y i-®- Punlsh- operauuii m u aj. m.u w... well----- ,— played j ------defensive exhlblUon. Finding - these food shelves will .n/i by oy jonnJohn ouiuee,Schlee, ot,32, lunuc.former modeled, bath tile, cement gifts is Your Gift Gallery at mercial and residential, com­ two to fiud years, then pay - SEWING machine operator, ex­ hours 8 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. Good man eager to manage Um High- lined with an injury during phlns. Bratkewski will start at quar- ready to ably miss the entire season, the Bob Kowalski went 3-3 to pace ^ Memphis Star star, and George work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ toe balance without penalty, perlenced oiUy. Apply Cobar lineduucu wltnwiu. ana., mjuryu.ju.jr aunnguu.u.^ ------, _ j w ... - I------Bratkewski uraxKvwSKi wlU wiu start Sian, at quar at quar- ,.j,^g t ^ g „ g^^g good beat- ^aUcnal FcotbaJl League club the CB attack with.Randy Smith the fishing experts pass along 32^ ^ one-time caddy Watkins, 665 Main St. Your 1901 CHEVROLET pick-up, plete carpet care, tile floors, pay, excellent benefits. Apply way maintenance and refuse Heuston’s 44-0 defeat by St. Miamh I ^ e d hy the p.npitot Green Bay. ’Ibe hard wood, fully Insured. Pro­ dential or commercial. Call No brokers’ fee, no appraisal Co., 77 Hilliard St., Manches- Coca Cola Bottling Co.. 451 disposal services for Town of Ino-s already," the year s No. 1 and Tom Rea both going 2-3. some tips to keep in mind. Georgia, hoping to become home town friendly world of gQoshooting an opening pooing. CaU 646-8864. Free estimates, plus quality Ibie, low mileage, excellent HOMES TOO! ELECTRICIAN — journeyman, tics, there was one flaw that Ncske, Gaudreau and McKeon dence, R.I. Stock in toe sta- place playoff winners from Md ’'a t " I Tndependent’ L ea^ e E°ys (Brooks 12, Hanson 9, 65 Friday in thfe $25,000 Immke work. 643-6341. LEGAL SECRETARY full-time, insurance benefits, RN or LPN SUNDAY condition, $1,695. Call after 6 had to hurt Manchester’s val- turned over 12 doubleplays, dium, which sold at $10 a share each of toe four slow pitch soft- champs, Gorman’s taking on LaPolnte 8, Anderson 6 ). Open. HURRY WHILE THE paid hoUdays and vacaticn, 7-3 or 3-11 — Full or Part-Time 2:00 (18) Yankees vs. p.m., 649-9254. LIGHT trucking, wUl clean at------iant and nearly successful cham- while Manchester hit Into 11 * ’ before cmistructlon began, now ball leagues, (not including Silk pizza House,. runner-up in the Pefrol 48 (Wooley 17, Mc- "it’s so slow\ I feel like I’m pension and profit sharing WINF SELECTION IS COMPLETE! tics, basements. Call 643-6415. Millinery. Manchester law firm has We want permanent professionals who ejm offer pionshlp bid. A weak team bat- DP's. is worth between $11-12. city League), Recreation, Rec. Wednesday night at 6:30, Laughlin 11, Ware 10), Man- falling asleep on my .back JEEP with plow, 4-wheel drive, plan. CaU Roberts Electric, 8 Red Sox vs. Royals, 19 position avaUable. AppUcant good patient care to our guests. F’uUy paid insur­ ting average of .225 and several Sponsored by Moriarty’s Bros., The stadium, an undomed Dusty, Candlelight and Inde- Discount Furniture, Rec fredlo's 29 (Martens 21, Harvey stroke,’ ’ said toe Sarasota, only 23,000 miles. A real bar­ BANK FINANCING! Dressmaking a.m. — 5 p.m. 644-2421. WTIC must have typing and short­ poor individual averages were the locals outscored their opixm- structure with an artificial turf pendent, will comprise toe field. League winner, meets Independ- Flfl-> tour veteran ot 21 sea- gain for $960. Act fast. CaU HIGH SCHOOL boys wUl do odd ance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid vacation, 8 3:30 (3) AAU LADIES dresses, suits. Wedding toe main reasons for toe locals ents 96-59 and left 152 men on fleld, will offer parking for 10,- League champions and run- ent League runner-up. Fuller ® INTERMEDIATE sons. She took aa' ' three-stroke Jobs. 668-6698. hand proficiency. Legal ex­ paid holidays and overtime. 4:00 (8) Mets vs. Giants 644-8618. RECTOWN, U.S.A. gowns and veils, all .custom 000 cars. Independent Package, and inl^ Jhe L nightcap___ — at Shemp Howards 40 (Downey lead and an alltime LPGA five losses. base. ner-ups REWEAVING ot burns, moth- made. Some alterationsV Rea­ perience preferred but not NO EXPERIENCE Jim Balesano led Coach Wal- From toe pitching mound, League — Gorman Bros.—Puller g, the undefeatetf Dusty League Sav.nciers 9, AnnulU 7), record nine of 29 into toe sec- Open weekday evenings tiU 10 sonable prices. 649ill33. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bug. good holes, zippers repaired. 'Wln- required. SaJary commensu­ REQUIRED - SELL MEADOWS CONVALESCENT ly ForUn's Legionnaires with a Balesano (7-1) and iefty Brad Mike Jacques of Glastonbury, Ty Cobb won baseball’s triple Package; Dusty League champs. Pero’s > (14-0), meet LoUreg 24 (Roback 8. Gerrity ond round today. 6). Her 29 that tied toe ladles condition, $1,000. 643-2819. Route 6 West, WlUlmanUc, Conn. dqw shades made to measure, rate with quaUflcations. Csdl 646-mi 308 mark followed by Jack steurer (4-0 ied toe staff. With Conn., was named NYU’s out- crown In 1909 by leading toe (Robertson Park) - Pero’s - Candlelight runner-up, Alberti’s. ail size Venetian blinds. Keys F Troop 52 (Stlmac 17, Stone- tour mark set several years Mr. Karp, 649-5277, to ar­ GOOD HUMOR An equal opportunity employer. Holik .294, John McKeon .284 g- earned run average of 0.60, standing athlete for toe 1970-71 American League in batting. Center Congo; Rec League All gamea will be played at ' ® k!," MroufT 1967 CAMARO, 4-speed, V8 en­ 428-‘1626 made while you wait. Tape re­ Moving - and Fred Gliha .273. First base- Balesano gave' up 33 hits, 28 season. He is a 6-foot-3 wrestler, home runs, and runs batted In. (Mt. Nebo) — Discount Pumi- Fitzgerald Fitzaerald Field. Tian H, Eastman 8), Hoopst s a ^ y ckey Wright included 20 range interview. 48 (Guardino, Connolly 15, Bn six one-putt greens, five bird­ gine, $976. Savings Bank of corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 Trucking - Storage man McKeon led toe team in ^gH{g and struck out 86 enemy ies, one eagle and just 12 putts Manchester, 646-1700. ------^ ---- - Main St., 649-6221. ICE C R EA M lick 14), 1967 12x60, NEW MOON, 6 ------MANCHESTER Delivery- ^ runs scored, 16, and also by get- batters with his overpowering for toe nine holes. ting 19 hits . Gliha had 18 hits fastball and______deceptive curve. rooms located at lake must be TWO handymen want a variety light trucking and package dej- p^RT-TIME income. Local Start at Once Tied for second place at 68 1909 MGB GT, good condition, moved by fall. 875-1666 or 742- of jobs by day or hour. We livery. Refrigerators, w a fe rs jjggjness man seeks fimbiUous and Balesano collected 16. gte” reV had an 2,88 feRA,,gave Counting toe tailend of Bie were long hitters Mickey 4 $2,100. 643-2819. clean yards, attics and ceUars. and stove moving, specialty. AU Expenses Paid Balesano led the offense in ^ 2g hits, 33 walks and fanned 1970 season, toe playoff. World Wright and“ \U.S. Women’s Open 8656. ladies to sell quality line of home run department, getting gg batters. Other Manchester Reasonably. Call 643-5306. Folding chairs for rent, 649- household .products. ElxceUent Series and their first three champion JoAnne Gunderson 1970 PLYMOUTH Satellite, 2- m ETZBNDORP 15’ brave! traU- Earn High Income two round trippers, one^at EMt Happeny 0752. repeat sales. CaU 649-0806. games of 1971, toe champion earner, two of the tournament door hardtop, low mileage, ex­ er, self-contained, sleeps 6, LIGHT trucking, cellar and Hartford and one at Mt. Nebo. BUodeau (1-1) and No cash bond required. High BalUmore Orioles won 21 of 22 favorites over the 6,6S5-yard ceUent condlUon. CaU 643-0345. hitch included. 15 Cjhurch St., attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, ^ ______I ^ Manchester had 23 doubles, young strongarm Connlr Mc- trees cut and removed. CaU rOlllting “ rOpDring AI liberal percentages. Over 18. STimies. Raymond Memorial course. Manchester. NURSE’S AIDE, -3-11, full or license essential, AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC wlto Holik and Balesano each curry (1-1) and Noeke (0-1). i m VOLVO, 144S, 4-speed ra­ 643-6000. getUng four. Balesano also Balesano, Marsh; Gaudreau, dio, very good condition, $1,- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons. part-time. 649-4619. Lynch iMoton needs another mechanic udio take* prida ------—— ------CHOICE TERRITORIES headed toe triples category, gteurer, Happeny, Gliha and 550. CaU 643-6834. MAN with pick-up truck wants interior and e x te ^ r painting, in hia work. Our policy is to give the beat service pcaaible, MoloTeyeles-Bleyeles 11 light work mowing, weeding, paper hanging. Thirty years , „ AVAILABLE and we are looking t o another msui who ia wlUlng to do hitting three of the team’s 10. Talbot have all played their last experience, four generations. NURSE’S AIDE — 11-7, fuU or Don Gaudreau, slick fielding summer of Legion Bill. The Intxpmsive Ont For 1965 JAGUAR XK140, roadster, BLUE Mini-bike, 6 h.p. Rupp- pruiming. Also will remove “ that UUe bit extra." A minimum of 6 yecurs’ eiqieilaica Free estimates, fully insured, part-time. 649-4016. Apply dally and Saturday 9-5 second baseman, captured . . .. __ running condlUon, racing wlnd- digger, exceUent condiUon. rubbish, ashes, leaves, wood, is required. three departments. Gaudreau Manchester may not have won scieens, discs, and wires. 643-7361. EbcceUent opportunity to grow with a youag otgairiaa* Call 646-4813. etc. Reasonable, experienced. RESPONSIBLE woman to care GOOD HUMOR CORP. stole six bases, tied McKeon for Zone crown, but Coach Por- TOYOTA n m Needs paint. Cash offer over Call between 6-10 p.m. Ask for ticn. Nine months ago we had .8 mechanics. Now we have $660. Also XK 120 parto. 742- 1970 s l HOND AlOO, exceUent T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS — Sullivan Ave., - Kennedy Rd. 7, and we need one more. Our sales and service busIneM the least strikeouts, nine, and I***® Dave, 875-6359. 649-9406. COROLLA TWO DOOR. SEDAN 6620. cendiUon, low mileage, $425. Painting and papering. Fully ______South Windsor, Conn. luus exceeded our wUdest expectatiansl was hit by a pitch seven times • 4 SpMd Syn, Trim. « WhiitwiHi insured, workmen’s compensa­ ' We also need an technician to service new CaU 649-4216. WASHING machine repairs, CASHIERS wanted. FuU time this summer. • Di'ie lr7260 [ AND walk-out basement, 2-car. gar­ 646-0131. Dr., take next left on Rich­ flow springs, 8-room home, 2 vately set on large, large monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- ed on one-acre treed lot. Ask­ Colonial on quiet dead-end made a strong appeal in his be­ anytime. age, 36’ sundeck among the mond Dr. rig^t at end of baths. Priced low to sell fast. lot. Call Mr. Bogdan now GARAGE SALE Household Goods 51 0131. ing 824,900. Frechette Real­ street, oversized living room half. • • B & W • • many extras. BOLTON Lakefront. Executive’s Riclmumd Dr. on Kennedy Also secluded ultra modem for a great home value. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper — tors, 647-9993. estate, two foyers, 3 fireplaces, Rd., second right off Ken­ with fireplace, formal dining The Democrats have fielded a MANCHESTER ■ 6^-roan: ______BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. STATELY 4-bedroom Colonial, home, 2 baths, approximately 649-6306 diaries TUfaoH mature woman seeks book­ Sunday, Aug. 15 open beams, paneling, 2% ■ nedy Rd. is Woodstock Dr. room, 4 bedrooms, playroom complete slate of candidates for FURNITURE and appliances Ranch available September MANCHESTER area 9-room Manchester Parkade completely redecorated first 12 acres. Priced at 837,600. keeping position and general batfis, 5-zone heat. Hutchins Representative on premises. with bar, walk to sch(x>l, bus all pMU in the election Includ- „ „ ^ow the town government 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for sale. Call 646-8176. for one-year lease. Security, ^ullt Manchester — 649-6306 floor, front-to-back living room, Please call Lange Agency, office work. Presently working Garrison Colo- Agency, 649-5324. and shopping. 649-9586. «» • B & W • __ • Ing the school board, which has ^orks. He has been netlve in references, 8260 monthly. formal dining room, modem ______228-6349, 228-3296. but desires to relocate. Ebccel- SEWING Machine — Singer t 1971 br NCA. MANCHESTER Near hospi­ BARI^WS AITO W A U ^ CO. previous years been an auto- the local Boy Scout and Cub Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Five bedrooms, 2Vi baths, doU' kitchen with breakfast alcove, FDREST REDWOOD FARMS — Im- lent references. Call after 5 1929 Model-A pick-up. 1923 Touch and sew In walnut cabi­ tal, immaculate 6V4-room Cape, HELLS — 8-room BELFIORE AGENCY GLASTONBURY — 6-room Co­ Manchester Parkade matically elected post with i^ h gcout programs and claimed Buick Speedster. 1966 T- ble garage. Hayes Agency, 1% baths, garage, assumable maculate 2-year old, 6-room Manchester — 649-6306 p.m., 289-7670. net, dams, mends, embroi­ FORElST HILLS — Immaculate ideal for medical office, Raioed Ranch, first floor-fam­ lonial Cape, 2-car oversized ga­ p i^ y puttii^ up one erodlt for circulating the petl- bird. 1963 Studebaker wag­ 'You're always talking about getting back to nature 646-0131. mortgage, 834,900. Cape, with 2-car attached ga­ ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ 7-room partially furnished ______nurses, specialties, etc. Bel ily room with fireplace, bed­ 647-1413 rage, 2 full baths, 828,900, 82,- ______Thlfault hM explained that he ___ tion______seeking^ ______another____ town____ meet-__ MATURE woman desires re­ on. 1964 Gran Turisimo. how about mowing the lawn?" rage, 3 bedrooms, baths, nally over 8300. Special, Ranch home. All electric r a NCH in desirable Air Real Estate, 643-9332. CXJLONIAL with swimming pool, room, laundry, half bath, 2-car ceptionist position, typing, All cars fair to good con- area. full dormer, \ acre lot. Many 900 down. Lownds & Manning BOLTON — Air-conditioned 4 beUeve in the p o l i c e leading to the constnictlon 851.00 cash or terms. Csdl 623- kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, La^gg paneled den with built- first-floor family room, one full, garage; second floor — living Realty, 876-3357. bedroom Cape enclosed porbh, sine® voters should have the ^ j^e Crandall Park dam. “ I bookkeeping, full or part-time, diUon. Many parts. Immaculate extras. Merritt Agency, 646- 0200. Dealer. laige flreplaced famUy room, i„g screened porch, carpeUng, M A N U ^ b i l k 2 half baths, enclosed screened room with fireplace, wall-to- gurage, baths, 100x400 lot. Portunity to exercise their right cooperate with most any- doctor's office preferred. 646- 2- family, 6 spacious, nicely ar­ wall carpeting, formal dining 30 WOODBRIDGE ST., Man- . 1180. Some restaurant equipment 2-car garage. One year lease, 2 air-conditi(mers, many ex­ k porch, centrally air-conditioned, Mid 20s, Bel Air Real £>state, ^ select the people which are work with • moat 1987. CLEAN, used refrigerators, RooimWItlioMtSeGHlS* Aportm enh-Floh- ranged rooms in each apart­ room, kitchen, ele^ptric range Chester, 6-room older Ranch, Bolton — meat sUcer, bay marie, security deposit. Call Suzanne tras. Call owner, 643-1762, 643- large yard, 838,900. MANCHESTER — Just listed 643-9332. respoesible for spending and people,” he added, ranges, automatic ment. Andersen windows, sep­ and hood, dishwasher, disi>os- one-car garage and carport, BEAUTIFUL BOLTON compressors, 2-bay 90 lb. washers THE THOMPSON Heuee -C o t- Tenemeilh 63 Shorts, 646-3233. 0934. 4-4, 2 family. Double garage, ----- =------formulatingformulating the the largest largest portion portion Contest* with guarantees. See them at tage St., centrally located, arate heating systems, lovely CONTEMPORARY L Shaped city water and sewage, front This lovely 7-rooin Raised UCEINSED child care. Buckley Hotpolnt fryer, etc. al, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, exceUent condition. 828,600. TOVENTOY - 7-room c t ^ m of the town budget. ^ o other contests developed B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 large, . pleasantly furnished ONE B E D R O O M apartment SEVEN-ROOM house, Vernon- MANCHESTEai 824,600. Oen- tree shaded yard, choice cen­ Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex­ and rear enclosed porches, Ranch has 3 bedrooms, l ’^ School area. Call 643-1607. Some antique furniture and loads of closets. Austin A. Heritage House, 646-2482. built Ranch. Two fireplaces. The DemocraU are expected during the election of the Noml- 4 Main St. Call 643-2171. rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 with heat, references requir­ South Windsor line, adults on­ trally located 7-room Cape, ga­ tral location. Priced to sell. terior, on wooded lot, acres Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- shaded lot. Ride by, if interest­ baths, family room, 2-car household goods. extra large rooms. Garage, to stress the theme of expert- nating Committee’s recom- UOBNSED mother will baby for overnight and permanent ed, 8100. per nionth. Philbrick ly or . one small child. Security rage, nicely shrubbed and Louis DImock Realty, 649-9823. with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 2325. ed call Gaston Realty Co., 649- 28 STRONG ST. — 4-bedroom garage, carpeting, over an Double lot. Ebccellent REFTIIGBRATOR — apart­ afea- ence in town government and mended candidates, ak of sit for your chiid. Keeney St. Rear 244 Broad St., behind guest rates. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. and references required. Avail­ treed lot. Quick occupancy, fireplaces, family room, den, 2- 6731. Colonial, deep shaded lot. Call acre of land AND A LARGE 833,900. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER — 46-48 Maple 646- the need for a team effort in which were unanimously en­ School area. CaU 647-1329. Dairy Queen. ment size, like new, 875. 30" able Sept. 1st. 644-0304. Bel Air Real Ekitate, 643-9332. car garage. 869,900. ROBERTSON SCHOOL ABOVE-GROUND POOL. 0131. gras stove, 835. Aluminum com­ NEWER one-bedroom apart­ St., large 2-famlly, 6-8, excel­ ACREAGE — a re a 1800. 11- 643-8696 after 6 p.m.______tile selectmen’s office during dorsed, others endorsed over RANCH — Less than one-year OLDER 7-ROOM High assumable mortgage. bination screen doors, 810. ROOM for rent, parking facll- ments from 81B6 per month lent investment, 833,600. T.J. room Oilonial, bam, high e l e ------ALL OF THIS FOR ONLY MERROW RD.. North Coven- “ Pcomln^g c^ p a lgn . a couple of dissenting votes, TARD SALE — Noon until 8, READY BEFORE old. Modem eat-in kitchen, fam­ COLONIAL vation, sweeping views. Hutch- S a le aimed at CITE members rim­ Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 each. 643-2466 evenings or 643- Ities, ladies only. Call 646-7747. Out of Town Crockett, Realtor, 876-6279. Plus 2 additional building 73 try. 7-room, 4-bedroom Garri- Campaign ------:------Friday and Saturday. All kinds ily room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 828,500 son Colonial, very good condl- to conduct a posi­ ing for the Planning and Zon­ 1442. For Rent 66 SCHOOL STARTS lots. Beautifully maintained COCKER Spaniel AKC, lovely of stuff. Comer South Main ROOM for gentleman, quiet Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. MANCHEISTER — Four-family rage. Many extras stay, includ­ VERNON —Bolton Lake lot 84,- Ray Strattman, 643-7887 tion. Must be seen to be ap- campaign based entry half-acre 83,600. Hayes 643-2325. ' ’ ' '"tpcrtance of having a candi- poet of Town Oerk, which she 646-6487. TAG SALE — AnUques, fuml- st., Manchester or call 643- throughlut, complete appli- mediate action. Three bed­ ing system. Excellent invest­ of the house, TV antenna, cus­ one could be a bedroom, 3 Sunday, 1-5 P.M. Agency, 646-0131. REALTY ______!______date for the office of selectman also sought in the town electlm ture, miscellaneous items 3341 anytime, Wanted - Rooms - ances, vanity bath. Centrally HEBRON — Wall St, 2 - bed- rooms. 2-car garage, 14tc21 ment oi^rtunity. Wolverton tom white storms and screens, bedrooms and bath upstairs, Member MLS ------who i^ thoroughly knowledge- two years ago. SEIALPOINT Siamese kittens, SOUTH FARMS from a few families combined 62 located. 8176. monthly. R. D. room apartments, heat, hot living room. 100tc160 treed Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. fireplace equipment, lawn and garage. All city utilities, bus PICTURESQUE Bolton Center 643-7887, 646-4348, 643-2098 females 10-weeks old, 820. Call Board Wanted - Real Estate 77 able in the financial aspects of Thomas Hull was unanimous- into one sale, Sunday, August SEWING machines 1971 push Murdock. 643-2692. water, caupeting, appliances, lot. garden tools. 837,600. line, schools, and shopping. Quality built home in a 7V4 acres, 1,000’ frontage. the town as well as in the zon- ly endorsed for treasurer and 649-9162. 16, 9 a.m.-l p.m. Daggett button zig-zag, unclaimed lay- 21-YEAR-old MCC student de- children welcome. Available It’s time we sold this! Make MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom 832,500. Call Suzanne Shorts, quiet mral setting with all outstanding home site, traffic- VERMONT — Restored farm- SELLING your home or acre- jng regulations and problems agent of the town deposit fund, away, 846.60. Singer zig-zag sires rocm with kitchen privl- FOUR rooms, first floor, stove, Cape, dining room, 2 baths, GRACIOUS antique colonial in FREE to good home, male Ehig- House, Rcute 6, Andover. 4^ immediately. 8130 monthly. an offer. 646-3233. city utilities. free area facing green. Call house and 138 acres 848,000. age? Fbr prompt friendly serv- such as proliferating gas sta- a two-year term, miles past BOlton Notch. with cabinet, originally over leges or will share apartment refrigerator, pcurklng, 8130. fireplace, garage. Owner will excellent condition, 3 fireplaces, Hdt sheep dog, 9 months old, 646-0882, 649-2871. J. WATSON BEACH CO. Choose from any of our Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Lakefront camp — 3-acres — ice, call Louis Dimock Real- tions, signs and the town plan. Earl Beebe, incumbent tax -Watch for signs. 742-9347. 8340 now only 832.00, under eTcpenses. References avail)- Available September 1st. One KEITH REAL ESTATE consider reasonable offer. Hel­ 13 beautifully decorated rooms, trained, excellent with chil­ m(xlem eat-in kitchen, formal ______Hartford Office 647-1660 models or look over our Watson Beach Co. Real Es­ 811,600, terms. 428 acres, 870,- ty. Realtors, 649-9823. Thifault admitted to running collector was unanimously en- guarantee. Easy terms, 622- able. 'Call collect and ask for child accepted. 649-8360. Rockville en D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, plans to build the home tate, 547-1560. 000, terms. Waterbury Enter- dren. 646-3698. REGULAR size 9*7(6’ ping pong 646-4126 649-1922 Uving and dining room, break- MANCHESTER — Newer 4- a one-man show in the govern- dorsed for a second two-year 0476, dealer. Sue MacDonald, 6 5 8 - 4 7 0 2 . ------— Dick Lamieux 649-9737. your family needs on one of p rim , Waterbury, Vt. Cover­ ALL CASH for your p n ^ r ty , , * .j ENGI,TSH Setter, F.D.S.B. table 820; smaU fry 21” x40” ______FIVE-ROOM apartment with CAREN APTS. fast room, 3 sitting rooms, 4 room Garrison Colonial, buUt- SEVERAL building lots in Man­ within 24 hours. Avoid red t^®,‘^°®® ——------garage,' at 57 Brookfield St. LAKEWOOD Circle, 3 bedroom MANCHEISTER — Business our remaining lots. ing six major ski areas with Incumbent finance board pups, excellent diq;>aeition, 876. pool table with 1” pool balls MOVING — Stove, lamps, fur- bedrooms, plus studio, study ins, 3 baths, fireplace, % acre chester. Ask for Mr. Philbrick. tape, instant service. Hayes 3Vi> 4Vi room apartments. Colonial, caipetlng, appli- zone, large well kept estate- Any home may be pur­ R.E. services of ail kinds. 1- mittee meeting, "the two Re- member Kevin Cavanagh and CaU 742-8536. 88.; Reel type lawn mower 21" niture, bureaus, etc. 367 East Available now. Call 1-466-9406. and 3 baths, stone walls, ga­ treed lot, garage. Only 833,-- Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Agency, 646-0131. Apartments - Flats - Available now. Including ap­ ances, laimdry room, screen- like home, baths. Malnte- chased subject to the sale 802-244-7434. publican selectmen have placed Jesoph Rapoza were endorsed reel |26., 6694)283. Center St., 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. rage, large bams and out build­ 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. T0 H0 IH0 ll| g B 3 l a r g e 6-room, 3-bedroom pliances, wall-to-wall carpet­ ed porch, 2-car garage, wood- nance free exterior. Double ga- ings. A view from every win­ of your present home. him in that position." tor six-year terms on the Board apartment, wall-to-wall carpet­ ing, heat, hot water, swim­ SEXDOND Bolhm Lake — 6-room FREE puppies to good home. ELEX3TRIC lawn mower and WASHER and d r^ r, m a t c l^ ______ed grounds. Call owner, 649- rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. dow. 848,000. MANCHEISTER — 4-4 duplex, Prices start at $32,900. He would like to have "a part- Finance, while Tralnor won apartment, ing, stove, heat, available Sept. Out of Town home on lakefront, only 3 c a ll 647-1889. cord, electric ironer. Call 648- K®nmore set, u s^ , both 8100. THREE - ROOM ming pool, storage and park­ 8690. live practically rent free. New Police Puzzle ner he can work with," and re- ®odorsement for a four-year 646-4823 after 11 a.m. second floor, 8123. a month, 1st. 8220. per month. Two chil­ AMSTON LAKE 6-room cottage, years old, Timken beat, fire­ — 7887. ing. FVom 8130. Call Su- TWO acres, 7-room Raised baths, 2 bedrooms. Only 826,- MERRITT AGENCY For Sale 75 peated the Insistence, voiced torm on the finance board, fUl- plus heat. Security and refei> dren accepted, no pets. Charles perimendant, 876-1665, 278- MANCHESTER — By owner, 6- completely furnished rig^t down place, big porch, some furni­ SIAMESE kitten, sealpoint. Ranch, built-ins, recreation 900. Call now. Wolcott Realty, MLS Realtors Holdup Failure previously, that if ho were to ® ^ ___ _ en(«s required. 646-0481. Lesperance, 649-7620. 1510, 242-6658. room Colonial, breezeway and room, garage, gorgeous view, to the dishes. Ebctra lot includ­ 113 E. Center St. HEBRON — 3-bedroom year old ture. Terrific v^ue at l(»iial, 3 bedrooms. MANCHESTER — immaculate BOLTON town heard an anonymous ble candidates and with their FMuoH:e. while f r e e :— 6 kittens, 2 gray and complete appliances,- 2 air- pets, 8135. security, 668-1331. adults, no pets, security. 649- professionally landscaped, ex­ Tower won endorse­ George H. Grifflng, Andover, and chrome dinette set, 6 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam­ GLASTONBURY— New Ustlng. voice tell them on the tele- wives, before arriving at the de­ uriiite, one tiger and one all 742-7886. chairs, 2 eTctensions. Best offer. condltloners, full basement p o d l ROOMS, first floor iiL ______cellent condltlwall carpeting through- ®^®®^®“ ® ily room. Three large bed­ Manchester line. Ebcecutive phone: “We failed this time, clslon favoring Regan. Two of 649-8512. older 2-famlly house, walking VERNON Call 647-1314. FEEDERS 7,600 BTU, a ir-con -______type bath, glass sliding doors 6-room apartment ______PRESIDENTIAL out, 3 baths, large rec room. rooms, fireplaced living room, Ranch with all the luxuries, yyjth garage, wall-to-wall car- and we are going on vacation. *be candidates declined to run. dissenting distance to Main St. and 8130 per attached garage. Private yard. ditioner, used little, excellent TRADER " P ” — Antiques, onto patio. 8220 per month. month, middleage m a NCHESTEIR openlng onto patio, with pool. MANCamSTEBl Living room and a formal din- peting. One-acre beauUfuUy So you can pick up our arms. In a- pre-vote quiz, Regan cit- KITTENS, free. M9-8073. churches, small yard, heat couple preferred. Available VILLAGE APTS. 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re­ ing room with wall-to-wall car- treed lot. Exclusive area. 5%% They are in a van in front of ed his experience in town gov- Uriah Matheson, presently a condition, 643-7266. used furniture and ai^liances, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, 7-ROOM COLONIAL Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a PREFERRED BOWERS 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open 643-2692. included, adults preferred, no September 1st. 4 Church St., MANCHESTER view. altors, 649-2813. peting, master bedroom with assumable mortgage to qualified the post office.” ernment which has provided member of the Board of Tax DARK RICH stone free loam, pets, references, security. 872-3382. SCHOOL AREA full bath, 2 other large bed- buyer. 825,000. Police rushed to the poet of- him with a "good understand- Review was unanimously en- EDfCEPnONAL Mom and Dad daily and evenings. We biiy Wlth 2-car garage, oversized 31-33 HOMESTEAD ST., duplex, , 5 yards 820. sand, gravel, NORTHWOOD Apartments — 8160. monthly. Call 8-5 dally, Ono and two bedrooms. EIAST CENTEtil ST. Large 10- Immediate Occupancy rooms, kitchen with built-ins *toe Friday night to find a sto- ing of how the Tolland town horsed for the post of assessor willing to part with 6 kittens, and sell. 643-6946. FIVE-ROOM apartment — Tad- lot, city water, sewers, early excellent condition, 2-car- ga­ stone, manure, pool, and patio One and two-bedroom apart­ 6494622. Immediate occupancy. room Colonlcti may be used for and appllancee, family room, F. M. GAAL AGENCY len van containing two shot- goverment works and the prob- y^ra Ambeault, both for 2 tiger, 2 multi, one gray. Call cottvllle, 8133, stove included, occupancy, attic for expan­ Immaculate 7-room Colonial rage, lot 100x125. Marion E. U sand. 643-9604. SETWING machine — Singer ments, central alr-conditlon- sion — 2 more bedrooms. Near schools, churches home or offlees, large lot with 3 bedrooms, 1^ baths fireplace, central vacuum, REALTOR, MLS guns, a carbine, three automat- lems the town faces," as his gi^-year terms, 649-3802 after 6. 474 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, heat­ 643-8169. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. zig-zag. Buttonholes, mono­ ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ 828,000. and shopping center, on possibility of acquiring more Remodeled kitchen (self- central air-conditioning, slate ic pistols, a hand grenade and reasons for seeking the office. George Burnham and Stanley TAKE A DRIVE to Deep River. ed, 8135. Security. Family 643-2682 grams, hems, etc. Originally ports, plus other luxury fea­ bus line. Call anytime land. cleaning stove and dish­ MANCHESTER is only minutes foyer, large closets, 2-car ga- New Troll Stuen has unique unit. 646-2428, 9-6. 1,300 rcunds of ammunition. He pointed to his experiences Kulick won unanimous endorse- 8349, now only 884. EE«y tures. F’rom 8225. J. D. Real F. M. GAAL AGENCY from this 3-bedroom Ranch on exclusive area near the CX^VENTRY — (North) Mid 30s ...... ^ __ __ ^ ______ment. iw »ia je w wsai* TWIN half angora kittens, 61 Scandinavian imports for mid­ Resort Fropeity 646-2623 ROCKLEiDGE—Dynamic 9-room washer) Tliey ore still trying to work working closely with Thifault ment for six-year terms on the Mill St. 643-9606 or 742-9104. terms. Call 622-0931, dealer. Elstate Associates, 643-6120. REALTOR, MLS Raised Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2% Screened porch, large foyer lovely private grounds. Fea­ golf course. Situated on an Raised Ranch, 26’x48’, Im- what h(dd-up the gang had while on the town boards and Board of Tax^ Review, summer shopping. Exit 4, off THREE nice rooms, hot water, For Rent 67 LARGE 4-room apartment, first heat, stove, refrigerator. 568- 643-2682 baths, large family room, ca­ AttracUve Uvlng room (den tures flreplaced - Uvlng room, acre lot. Only ®'f®' 'tol®mpletely finished 3rd floor 826,900. Wolverton Agency isinRTH*nAT» A AN An mon philosophy he noted he does gon Jr. and Mary McNally with doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- PAUL Custom guitar with nient location and parking. ooms, oor, re room Rainch, one of Manches­ paneled study, 2-car garage, % room and eat-in kitchen plus ready to go. Call 872-8247. frigerator and stove, adults, fourth street from beach, 8110. cation. 2-car garage. AU city utiUties torj's, toilets, kitchen cabinet case. Two Humbucking pick- Available September 1st. secu- ter’s finest locations. Many ex­ Realtor, 646-2813. acre, call owner 875-8852. J3rrr~ru"tilltr.^^m 'a;:^ u Z e X d L l y recov- not always agree with Thlfaidt, three dissenting votes cast G no pets, security, references. weekly. Aug. 28-Sept. 11 avsill- agoiiust McNaUy. She Is chair­ Most desirable residential sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot ups. Excellent condition. One- j.jty deposit required. CaU 646- tras. Living rm with fire­ S ^ r v L ^ d ered Friday night from a house “ but we can work well to- asralnst McNaUy. She 1. year-old. 649-6662. Call 649-2607. able. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. WOODLAND We NEED LIS-nNGS neighborhood, convenient to MANCJHESTER, like new, ex- cOVE»lTRY — 2-famlly Ranch, tha^ w m destroy^ by fire po- gether and can comprimlse.” man of the Cltiiens to Improve____ FREE long haired, housebro­ water furnace. 643-2465, 643- 0223 after 6. place, formal dining room, 2 1442. NOW! “Thinking of Sell­ all schools, shopping, trans­ quisitely reproduced authentic completely new' and Immacu- ^ uce s’lld ^ ^ Tralnor stressed his attend- Tolland’s Environment (OITB) ken, kittens. Call 649-2968. UNIVOX hollow body electric otVE-ROOM duplex, garage, 3 FIVE-ROOM duplex, 2 bed- LAKE Winnlpesaukee — Five- full baths, finished family MANOR 9V4-room Dutch Colonial on . . . M ____ •____ *** t r • o ■’-o t tvwrooms, M np heat,n o a t hotnrU- urofrAV*water, astove, tr v v o ____ _ # ..i ing your property?” Call portation. Call Suzanne late on 3% acre lot. Merritt nimen <«ma t». l»ay l« .t to™ mo.On,. guitar and case. Sway bar, blocks from Main St. Available rm Chalet, very modem, ful­ room with fireplace, garage, park-like lot in prestige area FREE kittens, housebroken, IT’S terrific the way we’re refrigerator, no pets. Call 643- Shorts, ^-3233. Agency, 646-1180. S ^ n S l w o ^ " ^ d a ^ p r ^ ! the home of Raymond Burton, meetings of the Board of Select- ret^n the bud^t a l l o c ^ selling Blue Lustre for clean­ dual pick-up, exceUent condi­ Sept. 1st, 8183. monthly, secu­ ly-equipped. Lost minute cain- park-like yard with patio. A TODAY! Three fireplaces, 4 baths, first- good with children. 649-0749 af­ 4531. APARTMENTS f e s X n ^ p lS g ^ s La“ r Day Further details were not Imme- men at which he has obwrved for the comprehensive town ing rugs and upholstery. Rent tion. Best offer over 8100. Call rity d e p ^ t required. Write ceUation makes the last 2 must to see. FYechette Real­ J. WA-TSON BEACH^CO. floor laundry room. 6-zone SOUTH WINDSOR Immacu­ * *-* - ...... AL.O...... 41..I4IMM (wnlmlvtflp Asrv\AlH AnOO V\1on ter 8 p.m. weeks of August available. tors, 647-9993. HOMiESTEAD ST. (x:cupancy, 742-6820, principals diately available, the activities gaining experience plan. electric shampooer 81- Olcott 649-9540 after 6 p.m. Box F., Manchester Herald. NEW two-family, 6-room apart­ Hartford Office 647-1550 heating and much more. Must late 6-room Raised Ranch, 3 ------Endorsed for two-year terms, Call 643-0188 after 6 p.m. OFF W. MIDINLE TPKE. baths, 3 rooms partially fin­ only. TINKER BELLE and Peanut — Variety Store. ------ment, 2 bedrooms. Cadi 644-^ 106 FOOT 7%-room custom MANCHESTER see. A real opportunity. Hayes tilling vacancies on the Plan­ LOOKING for anything in real SIX-ROOM Oipe, near school^, ished lower level. Only 834,900. pretty, year old female cats, 8741. brick Ranch. _ 37’ Uvlng room, PHILBRICK Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — 1961 Ranch, 3 ning and Zoning Commission SILVERTONE console stereo, STEUNWAY baby grand piano. estate rental — apartments, COVENTRY Lake - - Beautiful shopping center, rec room, alu- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. looking for good homes. Affec­ Lakewood Heights cottage for 2-car garage, 2% acres, (^r- 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury bedrooms, attached garage, Qttick-Sew fiaily Striped were Michael Vasquenza and tionate, inteUigent pets, 742- AM-FM radio, walnut cabinet. Asking 8300. Call 649-3390. homes, jnultiple dwelUngs, no 30 LOCUST Street, 4 rooms, apartments. Features wall-to- minum siding, new storms and MANCHESTER — 2-family, 36- rent, sleeps 7, 836. per week. geous view. Hutchins A ^n- COVENTRY — New Ustlng, 6- large wooded lot, hardwocxl George Hunt. Vasquenza, who .8268. 8180. Call 643-6067. ------— fees. Call J.D. Read Estate As- 8163, security, family unit. Cadi wall carpeting, vanity tile screens, fireplace, wall-to-wall 37 Chestnut St., aluminum sld- is also a member of GTOB sociates, Inc. 643-5129 646-2426, 9-5. Cadi Mitten Agency, Realtors, cy, 649-5324. baths, built-in oven, range, AGENCY carpetlng. May be occupied be- Ing, 2 furnaces, 829,9(X). Helen room Ranch, central heat. floors, 15 minutes from Man­ 643-6930. Won’t last at 8U.900. Frechette chester. 818,600. Meyer, Real­ sparked the protest against the FREE — mixed breed year old Antiques 56 dishwasher, refrigerator and tore school starts. 643-8M5 be- D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, controversal Mobil IQgh rise Boats & Accessories^46 WE HAVE customers wadting FIVE ROOMS, private pool. disposal, electric heat. 2 air- Realtors, 647-9693. tors, 643-0600. male dog, dog house, two 6- 4 room TTTfTTTT T T T tween 4-8 p.m. Principals only. Dick Lemieux, 649-9737. sign, when he measured it and months male kittens, 649-4233. " o r m n ;^ Of your aparf- gas barbecue,’ _ h^at, _aIl*T^ conditioners, glass sliding CROCHET SPECIAL 16’ Wellcraft boal, cottage avadlable Aug. 10-14, found it to be oversize under glass, china, etc. Also antique ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ pliances included. 649-0358, doors, all large rooms. E\ill REALTORS FREE to good home, 2 small also 18' Wellcreift boot with crewel bedspread. Moving. also Labor Day week. Call 643- basement storage area, am­ the current zoning regulations. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 643-6266. '1 puiqides. Good with children. trailer and 86 h.p. Johnson. 649-6064. 0491. 4 BUY OF ple parking. Starting at 8173. One negative vote was recorded CaU 646-6481 after 6. Also come in and see the FOUR-ROOM duplex and ga- Handy to shopping, schools, against Vasquenza. Wellcraft boats, 16’ to 24’. Ma­ rage. Available August 16, FOUR-ROOM apartment. Call yU n n tod T « R en9 bus and religious facilities. . Robert Larson and Kenneth rine supplies and accessories, Wearing Apparel - adults, no pets. Security de- after 6, 649-6666. M t THE WEEK Mbidel apartment op «i fo r . 646-420G Cowperthawlte were unanimous­ used motors. Capitol Equip­ Furs 57 posit required. 649-6786. ------:------WANTED, one bedroom apart­ inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. . ly endorsed for six-year terms Articles For Sale 45 ment, 38 Main St., Manches- ment, September 1st, woman. 6Vi-Room, IVi bath — weekends 1-6 p.m. on the Zoning Board of Appeals SIX-ROOM duplex, unheated, SIX-ROOM duplex, no pets. ^ -MANCHESTER — Centrally lo­ and John Soracchl was unani­ OARAGE SALE — Manufac- ter. 643-7968.______2 month old child, bus line, Split Level, half acre AUTUMN Haze mink cape, available Sept 1st. Security inquire 69 Birch St. treed lot, wall-to-wall cated spacious 4-bedroom old­ mously endorsed for a six-year turer’s representaUve, panty 14. 19^5 d u RATECH, 40 h.p. very reasonable. Apt. 206, 32 Built by like new, 8295. Call 649-4216. deposit required, 8136. Adults ------carpeting on lower er Colonial, 1% baths, fire­ YOU'RE INVITED— term as an alternate to the hose, lingerie, etc., one half Evinrude motor, Snowco trail- Huntington St., Hartford. preferred, no pets. Write Box FOUR rooms, newly redecorat- level, fireplace in living U & R Housing Corp. place, large park-like yard. ZBA. price, plus household Itoms. er, excellent condition. 646- G, Manchester Herald. ed. Btove, refriger^or, adults, — 4 room rent, heat room, paneled family Only 826,900. Hayes Agency, Receiving unanimous endorse­ Saturday only. 7 Kennedy Rd., 7648 after 6 p.m. room, utility storage Wanted - To Buy 58 inquire 68 School ftiter 4 p.m and utilities, near transporta­ 646-0131. ment for the poets of Library Manchester, 643-2378. NEW 4-room apartment, in­ shed. Pine Knob sec­ JamoMow,Sundaif., lie 5 pLjn.. Directors for six years were 16’ STARCRAFT aluminum HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, FOUR-ROOM apartment with tion. Retired couple, eariy oc­ tion of South Windsor, Rentals by cludes stove and refrigerator, BOULDESt. Rd. — 6-room Colo­ Mrs. Ariyne Garrity and Jean ALUMINUM sheets used as boat, 35 h.p. Johnson, electric bric-a-brac, locks, frames, heat, hotwater, carpeting, 8183. heat, off street parking, newly cupancy. 649-6064. near schools, shopping Robert D. nial with breezeway, family Murdock Auperin while Mrs. Helen Need­ printing plates. .009 thick, 23x start with generator, trailer glassware. We buy estates. Wolverton Agency, 649-2813.’ decorated. 643-1921. and churches. Priced room, two-car oversized ga­ 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for 81- and skiing equipment, 8460. Village Peddler, Auctioneer, in low 30s. Principals I Realtor 643-2692 ham was endorsed for a four- 71 rage. Ebcquislte parkUke 1.78 year vacancy on the Library 643-2711. Call 742-9474 after 6. 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. MANCHEISTER — Deluxe two- FOUR-ROOM apartment, stove, Land For Sale only. Call owner, 644- 643-9661 I 2936 after . 6 p.m. ‘ 646-6926 acre lot with sturdy shade Board of Directors. — ^------^------:------’------— — ------bedroom duplex. 1% baths, BOLTON — 7H acres. Route 8125. monthly. 228-9692. trees. Complete privacy in - AU four incumbent constables BARN Sale:—Antiques and col- 3 H.P. JOHNSON outboard mo- IVANfTED — antique furniture, full basement, carpets, ap- ______44A. Ideal for business or apart- COUNTRY CLUB LANE Manchester’s most desired were unanimously endoeed for lectables, Aug. 16, 12-7, Flora tor, excellent condition. 880. glass, pewter, oil paintings or pu^nces and heat Included. ------ments. 866,000. ★★★★★★★★★★it ■ (Just a chip and a putt from the first green of the Manchester Country Ciub) Rd., off Route 86, Bolton. Call after 6 p.m. 289-2638. other antique items. Any «>th- created by the variety of tax ‘ ®'>"' Government.” ____ their next of Wn. E„gUgh jS ls. dent bcdy president at the time P™®*'tent at K e^ State, Bill ers, a sister, 3 stepsisters, 12 plans that were considered by the proposed 2-cents-a-g:allon in- , n onn British army headquarters Sean Kenny, general secre- o t the ^TOUngs, and one of Grandchildren and 8 great-grand- legislature. ^ crease In the gasoline tax, said the fight Involved “an ex- tary of Sinn Fein, the political those Indicted, said he was protect the rlgflits of ch^ren. gut for many ConnecUcut t»c®tlng it to 10 cents a gal. “f®'tensive exchange” of gunfire ^ g of the IRA, said "poUUcal "morally abhorred” by the Jus- ®^,^®**^’ , ^® funeral will be Monday at residents the only provision to"—the highest rate in the na- Kcod of 43jOTver R ., between a patrol apd shadowy internees are chained together Uce Department decision, but ^ ®® Mitc^l is c<^ 9:30 a.m. frem the John J. Shea that matters is the one that re- i_^ .„Hth Hia Air ^**^*‘®s about 1,000 yards inside without charge or trial, some of added It was " sort of what I cern^, law Md o^er will be Funeral Service, 99 Wheeler St., peals the unpopular Income The council also protested a ® *'he Northern Ireland border, them Impriswied on the British expected.” ' ^PPj*®aJtai^nt slid Fri® ®^“ ®' 82iV"lioo Sw^rth taxpayers. Crowley claimed to be speak- Dale C. Lundy of 278 Green Newry had expected trouble. Belfast was sparked when a An IRA loudspeaker tru!:k passing milk truck backfired ^ ■NiAiir Vrtrit in day it collected another $73 000 Charlotte, N. C., wife of many jng. *'mllUona of cukom- Rd., Manchester. Peter Davies, a New York in- ^ y « coUerte<^^o^er $73,0M ^ ^ gtate legislators reported s t ^ ^ jhe petroleum Industry, ------toured the town Friday warning near some British troops, and «nd persons w^o ^m^T^piy f i n ^ North Carolina after a businesses to close and "civil the soldiers shot and killed the rights supporters” to stay driver later admitting it was a SAM Plays home. mistake. y^®*-- ^ ®'^“ ® t a ^ T e P®^>^® WM the t a l i ^ould h av riet^ a g ^ d Working with federal Income and had lived in Manches- ta^ ^ e^ % w *^ p ^ d ^ lt^ °^ * dustry, which has repeatedly Elsewhere, Northern Ireland Kenny said 26 have been shot ments Jshouia 11 nave Au lei *u a g r a n a tax______information,____ state officials ter 'Hartford,Hflrtfnrrf ando« h WindsorwinHo/^«< be-.kz». rs-wi/»o mey now opposea u. v-ono-zza «ro.-«Ariwarned fhofthat any i increase*«/v«4aoozz. in the was relatively quiet. Seventeen dead in the fighting, including T o Repeat persons were arrested by police three British troops, t said they were minor with only "People don’t imderstand 5 o r r ;s :. in unpaid capital gains taxes the tax too heavily centered on mulUply Connecticut’s r dictments. over the past seven weeks Su^vors, besides her hus- n,,ddie-and lower-income wage ^ooUeg cigarette problems. The Tonight a handful of rocks and bottles that this is not a religious war Davies said in his report that ^ thrown. in Ireland,” Kenny said. “It’s a he teUeved guardsmen opened According to F. George are a son John W. ^ans earners, to conservaUves, who ^ package before the gover- he beUeved guarosinen o ^ e a g^ewn, the state tax commls- of Charlotte; a sister, Mrs. Clara opposed the concept of an in- ^ would raise the cigarette Thought-provoking dramas on Meanwhile, Bernadette Dev- war for naUcnal Independence opposed the concept of an in- Un, 23-year-^d member of the so that Protestant and Catholic fire on a prearranged signal af- ^ inspection of federal tax BUyeu of Fort Lauderale, Fla.; >m6 iLctax. ^ 21 cents a pack, hig^iest contemporary problems and British parliament and a leader working class people can have ter agreeing demonstrators records this week turned up and four grandchildren, The tax rates started at 1 per In the nation should be punished. $27,000 in unpaid taxes. F\meral services will be Mon- human frailties were presented of the civil rights movement in their right to a job, ttoedr house, ”It is for a jury to decide on addition, $46,000 was sent day at 11 a.m. at the McEwen last night in “Three Plays In the north, told 2,000 supporters the vote and the land. The real the evidence vdiether or not jo the department by persons Funeral Service, 727 E. Mor- Search of an Audience” by Sum- DubUn: problems in Ireland, north and there is a prosecutable casc.^^^p learned of the collection head St., Charlotte. Burial will W allace mer AcUviUes in Manchester the north the ^ple ore s^tlv ^ ^ e rr i^ a ^ c<«- Ihere was a mountain of evl- campaign and took advantage be in Sharon Memorial Park, Mitchell bringpingf down the pillars of a trol of our natural resources, dence that warranted a grand qI the commlsslaner’s assur- Charlotte. to an audience of less than 200 gociety that has enslaved them He said most of the mining Jury investlgaticn. It seems to ^ ce that voluntary payments ------Stand Text On people. for 60 years. Your task is to rights, fisheries, tracts of hous- m e the Justice Department has will not be subjected to the usu- Mrs. Frank 8. Shekleton "Search of an Audience” con­ bring down the other—Premier Ing and other economic key- Jack Lynch and his govern- stones in Ireland are owned by taken the jury’s function on it- al 10 per cent late penalty. Backed tinues tonight at 8 in Manches­ self,” Davies said. Brown said eight members of ^ “j®'. J^ephtae I^^tand Kent State ment. "a small elite few, most of ter High School. Tickets will be "If we are to build an all-ire- them former British army offi- The parents of the four stu- his staff conUnued to sift Shekleton

now we luuw uiai. u.e .^e- orthopedic surgeon, she also was principal of schools Board President C. R. Bot- Itams. ’ni^ play shows'their re- He acc'used Lynch of encour- five per cent in the South. He parting of Justice wUl not p^day after being missing 36 in Waterford and East Killlngly. tenfield said; ”We don’t have ® actions to their unhappy way aging th^ IRA’s terror cam- said both sections have the 1 She was a mem ber of the First any IntenUon of disobeying the which w ^ ld “ L t X of life. palgn in the north. same problems in housing and that this is so, pa^ulw ly be- g^ggj g^d docile as Baptist Church of West Hart- police powers of the governor.” . further to maklmr a nrose- In “TV” by Jean-Claude Van “This organlzaUon is based in jobs, with 62,000 unemployed in c a ^ Its own tavestlg^ve re- jjg gan be,” Mrs. Schaffer said, fgrd, the WCTU, West Hartford WlUlams said that he had no five ludement ^ ^ KaH®. stage right shows tele- the Irish Republic,” Faulkner the North. porta ideate that such action ,.gnd I had to mb his back for Grange, and Sarah Whitman power under state law to re- . traeedv over the vision performers while stage said. ”It trains and organizes He said American Irish pollti- would have been fuUy appro- dn hour.” Hooker Chapter, DAR. open schools closed by gvents which took Di^e at Kent l®ft shows viewers and their *n the Irish Republic; it sends clans and oUiers are offering P'*®‘®” . The Schaffers are raising the- survivoi-s, besides her hus- board action, but he hoped common to everyone in lack of awareness to the per- across from the Irish Republic generous support to his group. The statement was Issued in Uger for Robert Baudy, an anl- ^and, are 3 daughters, Mrs. Wallace’s action would provide department as it is to the formers ”TV” is an excerpt toe explosives, the arms, and A fund raising dance is planned briialf of the Sheuers and Mr. mal trainer of Center Hill, Fla. Alfred L. Bunco of Vernon, Mrs. toe basis for similar action by Americ^ people, but this in- from ’’America Hurrah.” toe ammunition intend^ to kill in Springfield Aug. 28. John R. Gummer of West Hart- toe Mississippi school districts gj,jgj,f cannot be undone. I am The Summer Theatre of Man- maim Ulrter pe<^le; it ®n- Sinn Fein, is Gaelic for ‘Our- ferd and Mrs. Wallace H. Thrall themselves. satisfied that the department Chester which presented the pro- Joy® by and large In the Irlshselves Alone.”______of Meindees Falls, Vt.; 11 ~~~ taken every possible ac- gram for SAM was organized Turnabout Is Seen grmdchlldren and 3 great- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( , Uon to serve justice. this year of present and former grrandchlldrcn. Fifteen-year-old Pamela ^ have communicated this de- members of the Sock and Buskin Drug Center Funeral services will be Mon- ®*"tad tost June w en .s e o clslon to the parents of the four Drama Society of Manchester Police Log In Economic Policy day at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk ®**® "®®" students who died and restated High School. The group hopes to The Drug Advisory Center and Whitney Funeral Home, 776 ®P®nd h®r V®^ J™ my sympathy with the full continue next summer. in Jesse Lee House at 48 WASHINGTON (AP) — administration policy and in- Farmington Ave., West Hart- / court *‘"®wiedge that ncthlng can be Lee E. Hay, director of the ARRESTS Hartford Rd., is observing ’niere is widening beUef in the troduced a bill to create a ford. The Rev. Richard C. Westfield Hign ® ' said to mitigate their remorse school drama society, and Rob- Barbara Anderson of Vernon the following schedule: nHminiati-nHnn that September wage-price review board. Con- Brown of the First Baptist her sorrow. We can only hope grt Jordan, past vice president, charged with failure to obey a Monday through Saturday, 21 Is the magic date for a turn- nally issued a two page state- Church------will ------officiate.------Burial ^® „Mr*. Hr>oeiT t-nce wu ®^^ ^ rec“rr®"®® ®an direct the plays. state traffic ccntrol signal, last 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. __ mother, Mrs. Robert Price, lO ^ avoided hv this evTwrienee ______cn ______* about in President Nixon’s anti- ment saying the administration will be in Columbia Center "^® '^’ tT^iaha^ GoT avoided by this experience The twelve young players, night on Center St. Court date A telephone backup ser­ S on poUcy. welcomed ”a all-fledged de- Cemetery. neoro-e ® c Wallace Alabama explaining G^^ ------j^at incidents."'T — like this “ will...... eight of whom played two roles. Aug. 30. vice is available Monday On that day Nixon will dls- bate” in Congress on, the issue. Friends may cancall aiat uiethe luner-funer- ,__ohmiid not should be bus- ’ not bus- *>® a part of our g^e Claudia Kuehl, Linda Lar- through Saturday from 6 cuss with his 18-member Na- ’’That’s quite a shift in just al home tomorrow from 7 to 9 yjg school 22 miles from national life. Ivee, Paul Salmond, Kathy Bar- Salvatore DlNatale, 30, of p.m. to 3 a.m. tional Commission on Produc- five weeks,” a White House p.m. low, Bridget Bosaldy, Doretta North Carlton, Australia, her home. For drug advisory infor­ tivlty a recommendation for aide commented. The family suggests that any ‘''.nhuro^y Wallace acted and O’Hara, Clara Greenfield, Sandy charged with failure to obey ’a mation, call: 647-9222. creating some form of wage- Nixon said the slipping com- memorial contributions may be __jg_gs the Jefferson County Smith, David Larsson, Brad state traffic control signal, yes- price review board—or ^rhaps petitlveness of U.S. industry, as made to the Memorial Fund of of Education to transfer Review Greene, George Field, and terday afternoon at M^n St. ^ belonging separate boards for basic seg- exemplified by the recent steel the First Baptist Church of West . sj,gr back to Minor Wayne Rawlings. and E. Middle Tpke. Court date p Bup„er of Vernon, mente of industry. wage settlement—and the Im- Hartford. mUes from her S e t O n The production staff besides Aug. 30. a„d also struck a pole. Ttye meeting was mentioned mediate steel price boost of 8 ------B . order. the directors Includes Barbara ------____ by Nixon at his Aug. 4 news per cent—was a basic cause of Frank J. Dublel ’ ip^gg ^hose husband is Fee and Miss Larivee, business Edalia S. Santos of 162 N. COMPLAINTS conference. He emp^ed he tacreased concern over in- ^ ^ y^^ Birmingham Economy managers; Miss Greenfield, cos- School St., charged with failure Sometime yesterday a car would reject any wage-price- flatlon. settlement Ea^ Hartford, brother of Jo- jail, sa^d Pamela wanted to be tumes; Libby Sweetnam, house; tc obey a state traffic control stolen from the ' Parkade (Comtinued from Page One) control propcsal that would in- ’’Tills kind or seruemeni,seiueineiib Dublel and Charles Du- In the... school___ ,______, iband . „ „ j k but..» could notnot- Louise Rltcher, lights; Sandy signal, yesterday afternoon at „ear Anderson-Little. vlte *‘a newBW bureaucracyBureaucracy wiu.with wnere where a wage increaw leat in the interest of labor, and daughters, 3 other brothers, 4 dShter who ^ Gaffney Hits ■ $32 was stolen from two pocket- way to adoption o t a purely vol- „ot to the toterost of industry,” siaters, 10 grandchildren and 2 "ta ^ “^^etativls to Indira “n/ f Allen T. Marlotti, 24, of 26 books belonging to swimmers at un4y progrom for rovlei^g Nixon told his news conference. gr;^t-grandchlld^. ^ d ^ d h^wLlace hS r": “ "recor^S‘^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r Lllley St., charged with Improp- Swanson Pool. pending major wage settle- The important questions are The funeral will be Monday -jj-y re^nl breaking proportions, Bailey Over er passing, yesterday morning ______■ ■ ~ ■ problem at 8:18 a.m. from the Newkirk wminoo 1= a PH*uarity because of trade d inente and price declslcns. Fed- how to solve the prooieiii problem at 8:16 a.m. from the Newkirk '""ff^ci I feel like yke Gov. Gov Wallace is a cits to April, May and June. on Oakland St. Court date Aug. era! Reserve Board Chairman -without putting the American and Whitney Funeral Hbme, sort of a god; he’s an answer to ^ Tax Package Arthur F. Burns has been economy economy "to In a a straltjacket,” straltjacket,” 318318 Burnside Burnside Ave., Ave., East East Hart- Hart- a°pr^^,^M ^ prayer ” ra^ Mrs ^IM Price c^^T said to to / “ '''^®‘**®c toe i « economy needs Chief Involved plugging for such an "incomes uixon said, and whether the ford, with a solemn high Mass intendew She added there simulation. Republican State Chairman Gordon J. Roderick, 34, of 43 J jj j^IinO F C m s h policy” for xtumlhs. price and wage iguldelines of requiem at St. Mary’s was no racial motive in her de- ^ weekend c e ih y e v todaV^ accus Bigelow St., charged with Im- Tlie commission will look at should be Imposed only on ma- Church, East Hartford, at 9. clslon to write to Wallace. meeting is of ’’higher priority J- Gatiney today accus oassine. earlv this mom- todustrles In which major nego- jor- Industries or - right down to Burial will be In Veterans Me "t^® letter';aid PE;i;;era might '"®®‘ ‘*«®’ ®*^ tog'^nM^^^^^ tlatlons are pending, Nixon neighborhood filling stations morial Field, Hillside Ceme- liave to give up music at West- specifically more to discuss the John M. Bailey of following a 30 little damage resulted when a aald, "and in addition to that a„d grocery stores. tery. East Hartford. field, because she would "not "^vlous problem areas.” o t “ disgraceful poUtical ______T '' ^ we will consider a r^mmen- The problem of deteriorating Friends may call at the fu- be able to stay at a school lo- It was af a similar gathering cynicism” on Thursday. He ACCIDENTS dationatlon on wage-price Doards. competitivenesscomDetitiveness and trade bal- neral home tomorrow from 3 to cated 22 miles from herh^r homehom^ toin June that Nixon mademprtA hisMa saidaaM thattua*. Bailey “applied tre- a summons charirlne him . with ... sioppea ai . a o. red light at Main Nixon’s avow^ ®>f®P“®‘f" ances. Nixon said, wlU be “Sub- 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. after school for the long hours mid-year decision to stick with mendous prossure on tae^m l fatiu ^ ® '

yesterday afternoon at tlgatlng officer that the brakes posal would get beyond the de- ggy government economic WM one of about 400 students inflation, as measured by the ed “this deficit-tainted tax 1:28 on Buckland Rd. near on his car failed. Hla car was -.bate stage. officials, was created last year who had been reassigned consumer price Index, showed package.” But now a number of officials Nixon’s first con- Burnham St. between his car removed by wrecker. are convinced a 'Whlta House cessions to rising demands for Trip’ s Effects decision for greater price-w^e stronger lantl-toflation action. 4 IntervMition has ^been all but emphasis thus was fo- Mariner Hits made in principle, and that efforts to Increase na- Still Felt By dence Is needs, but to embarrass the At Center St. and Jarvis Rd. Uonal productivity, on the ac­ sarily the clcsest school. the effort remain to question. governor.” yesterday afternoon at 12:30, a Half-Way Point cepted theory that inflation is Hall said when the transfers Astronauts Potoltog out that Democratic-, cplllriw Ijwqly •’Ld^lt-beUave -Wera- m ada the -students- were WASHINGTON (AP) ^^Mari-“ would have mentioned the P ro- ______,__ controlied legislatures “ had by Eiante Piemonte of 769 vances that outrun the gains in (Continued from Page One) notified that If the transfers Fire Calls ductivlty Commission to this manufactured deficits to the Center St. and Lynn Burge of * reaches the halfway point output per worker. were out of order, they could connection unless he was pre- Assurances that Nixon is de- have an effect on the Skylab ^*® appealed. -previous two fiscal periods,” **=he ------East------Hartford. six-month journey paring to raise some recom- in proeram tolanned for 1973 A *’® said, no word came Eighth District firemen put pr®dlcted that "because the ------mendations with them,” one sl^flcant part toe skylL to Miss Davis of her family, out a bedroom fire, early this ^ctoocrats bullhreadedly reject- O" McNall St., near exit 94 of A spokesman for the space ranking admltostration official Hall said toe schcol board mcrnlng at a home at 169 AdZ, ®** “'® »°''®™°'-’® “^® ^ ®®“ > t**® Mariner 9 said. mental rather than a cosmetic piarmea to examine toe effects mermng at a home at 169 Adams (f^r a 7V4 per cent sales tax) collision yesterday afternoon at probe will have traveled 124 An abrupt reversal of position way” were given Thursday by ®P“ ® Wallace sees fit to make reas- ^ spokesman said toe blaze, and adopted one with a deficit 2:15 involved cars driven by million miles as of 3 p.m. EOT by Secretary of toe Treasury ^cretary of Housing and Ur- A 28 day and two 66-day students. ii>® origin of which has not been in it, toe state wlU be faced ^Igie M. Boysaw of South Wll- today. The craft is scheduled to John B. Connally was cited by Development George Rom- ® a r t n-orblt missions are ^ believe the board will determined, was quickly dous- "®*‘ y«ar with new and tocreas- iington and Ronald L. Bilodeau begin orbiting Mars Nov. 13. another source as convincing **®^;""iy- pi^ed. recoenlze toe eeverrvor’s nollce ®

I tour to raise dependents of ‘Irish political i said despite Itlsh u m y to lers, "most of the IRA are ing resistance >ps," est violence in rked when a uck backfired ih troops, and and killed the Ittinc it was a

mvo been shot ting:, including: pps. t understand L religious war ly said. " I t’s a i Independence it and Catholic «ple can have >b, ttaeir house, land. The real uid, north and rship and con- II resources." of the mining: tracts of hous- Kionomlc key- are owned by few, most of Ush army offi-

IRA has been past 8-10 years Ki-vlolent revo- > conservative ^Northern Ire- aih are "trying: d,( g;et our mu- used up, in Jail." Drthem Ireland two-thirds Pro- there are Just the South. He ons have the In housing: and unemployed in

can Irish politl- 8 are offering: t to his grroup. ance is plann^ g:. 28. ieelic for "Our-

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t for the space the Mariner 9 ve traveled 124 s of 3 p.m, EIDT t is scheduled to Mars Nov. 13. till be the fist 3ct to orbit an- and will in- with T V cam- TV PAGE 2 SfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 TV PAGE 8

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