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ii Bombs GOP Calls Scour / Enemy ■S.)- SAIGON (AP) — American McGovern fighter-bombers destroyed or damaged more than 170 buildings Sunday at military camps in the heaviest raids on the Hanoi- Haiphong area in 4W years, the U.S. Commimd announced today. The command said that Air Force and Navy jets attacked 20 Cash Count different targets in the Hanoi- said, "but I think it obviously Haiphong area, including three '.V WASHINGTON (AP) - “Saying Elsewhere, President Nbwn army barracks, the northeast rail the results could be “very doesn't help." k entertained 400 movie stars and line to China, railroad yards, revealing." President Nixon's Responding to Stans' charge, directors at a poolside party at supply barges, storage and fuel finance committee bas asked con­ McGovern told a news con­ San Clemente, Calif. depots, and antiaircraft missile gressional investigators to audit ference this morning “I don't Today he was scheduled to get and artillery batteries. Sen. George McGovern's fund­ know why he doesn't call" for a a progress report from Defense It was the heaviest attack in the raising records as closely as they study of McGovern’s financial Secretary Melvin R, Laird on 2 Hanoi-Haiphong area since did the Republicans . records. “Mr. Stans doesn't have plans for an all-volunteer Army March 1968, U.S. officials said. "There must be no reluctance by mid-1973, and counsel on the North Vietnam claimed five on the part of the General Ac­ next announcement on Vietnam American jets were shot down counting Office to pursue as troop withdrawals. and some pilots captured. The vigorously with Sen. McGovern's U.S. Cottunand made no mention staff the kind of investigation it Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, of any plane losses. has with the Finance Com­ appearing on NBC’s Meet the Among the raids Sunday was mittee," committee chairman Press, had harsh .words for the first attack of the war on the Maurice Stans said Sunday. Democratic opponents and Xom Bai army barracks 37 miles "We will anticipate a report newsmen who criticize U.S. bom­ northwest of Hanoi. Pilots said equally extensive, " he said, ad­ lecij bing of North Vietnam but make their bombs destroyed 13 ding that the GOP has "reason to no mention of Hanoi’s shelling of barracks and 10 storage and sup­ believe (the Democratic ac­ South Vietnamese cities.— -.... port buildings, and damaged counts) will be very revealing. " to go to the newspapers and another 46 buildings. ‘ The former Commerce whine about an investigation. He Brushing aside questions about “The military complex secretary's four-page statement, just has to file a complaint" his political ambitions in 1976, provides a barracks for North distribued by Nixon's official On Saturday, the GAO sent to Agnew said he has softened his rhetoric and dropped “radical- Vietnamese troops in the Viet Tri Committee for the Re-election of the justice department “apparent liberal" from his vocabulary, but area awaiting transportation the President, charged that the and possible violations” of the will continue to attack what he south,” the Air Force said. GAO report was a sloppy, Federal Election Campaign act called McGovern’s The Xuan Mai military training Hello Dahling politically motivated job. by the Finance Committee to Re­ "unbelievable" statements. elect the President. comptex 17 miles southwest of in San Qemente, Calif., where some 400 film and television "It is apparent that the strong Hanoi was attacked for the se­ Mrs. Pat Nixon shares a laugh with Zsa Zsa Gabor while and persistent pressures placed cond time this year. The Air President looks on during reception at summer White House stars joined party. (AP photo) on the GAO by Democratic Force said reconnaissance members of the Congress are photographs showed 73 buildings responsible to a high degree for Hurricane on Prowl destroyed and 32 damaged, along the inaccuracies in the report. " with a large number of vehicles Bingham Stans said. "It is indeed unfor­ MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Bet­ 41.0 west at midnight EDT. destroyed or damaged. Dust Storms Kill Seven tunate that McGovern campaign ty swirled over the North Atlantic Neutercane Bravo was Navy pilots from the carrier operatives using the offices of today but posed no threat to any redesignated as a hurricane Sun­ America attacked the Hai Dong Father sympathetic Democratic senators land area, the National Hurricane day night when it became ap­ Barracks West, 23 miles unduly pressured the agency Center reported. parent the system was drawing northwest of Haiphong, and Along Coastal Highways H opeful charged with unbiased ad­ The stortn, officially the first most of its might from a warm reported they left it in flames ministration of the new Federal hurricane ever to evolve out of a central core, the weather center BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (A P )- more than 60 traffic victims were highways. Some of the gusts were after two big explosions. By STAN DECOSTER Election Law." neutercane, had highest said. Seven persons were killed and 96 admitted or treated after the reported at 50 m.p.h., he added. Air Force Phantoms using “There was a lot of recently The Day of New London John Connally, former sustained winds of 100 m.p.h. as it “We’ve had neutercanes down injured, some seriously, as some Sunday accidents. 2,000-pound laser bombs SALEM (AP) - A year after Treasury secretary who's heading moved away from the United through history and no doubt 80 vehicles slammed into each The accidents tied up traffic at cultivated ground on the east side destroyed two railroad bridges on their son was accused of up the Democrats for Nixon States. some of them have turned into other in dust storms that both locations for several hours. of 5 and 99, and when the wind A drive, said on ABC's Issues and The hurricane kept “right on hurricanes before,” Frank ex­ the northeast rail line, the Air Rescue truck crews used came blowing from east to west, smuggling a gun into San Quentin shrouded two separate locations Answers program that the GAO course,” heading east-northeast Force said. But otha* sources acetylene torches to cut through it kicked up the fine, dry soil Prison for a bloody escape plained, “but only recently has reported that in attacks on two in the Bakersfield area. attempt that left six dead. report is a '“nettlesome thing. " at 20 to 25 m.p.h., meteorologist satellite technology eiwibled us to About 30 vehicles were in- tpe wreckage to remove some of pretty good,” Smith said. other bridges the so-called Smith said three persons were Probate Judge Alfred M. “I don't think it is going to be a Neil Frank said. identify them and track them. yplved in a pUieup on Interstate 5, irfed. “smart” bombs wers off 4wget -tWr- 'kUlvd MMl ^0 injured in the U.S. Bingham and his wife still agree major issue, anything of that The second hurricane of the This is the first Ume a hurricane 30 miles southwest of here, arid' Stephen Bingham is innocent. kind," the former Texas governor 1972 season was centered near has evolved from a known neuter­ about SO vehicles in another CaUfonda Highway Patrol said 99 collisions while four died and 80 were injured on Interstate 5. But on another point they dis­ and Lyndon B. Johnson protege Latitude 41.1 north. Longitude cane.” pileup on U.S. 99,15 miles to the the rero-visibility dust storms Major 'Their names were withheld agree, the 67-year-old judge and south. were caused by unexpected, 20- Several persons were reported 25-mile-per-hour winds at about 5 pending notification of relatives. lawyer says. Raids He thinks Stephen is alive. His U The National Weather Service in critical condition at Kern p.m. Sunday over recently and the rail approaches rather plowed fields running along both said the storm was one of many wife suspects he is dead. County General Hospital, where "One reason to be hopeful,” ...Jr- than the spans were cut. ringing Southern California on Air Force spokesmen said all the north and east as unstable Bingham said Thursday as he sat the bridges had been attacked winds moved in from the behind his desk at the town of Salem’s office building, “is that before but the North Vietnamese northeast around a low-pressure Plane Crash Blamed system centered around Blythe. we haven’t heard any report, or had rebuilt them. even a rumor, that he is dead.” The U.S. Command confirmed Motorists first reported a dust JBut his wife sees it differently, a report from Washington that a haze over a 20 to 30-mile stretch On PiloCs Actions of both Interstate 5 and Highway hesaid. G Chinese minesweeper had “She felt if he was alive he slipped into Haiphong harbor WASHINCj TON (AP) — Despite his co-pilot’s warnings, 99. By about 5 p.m., one witness would have let us know. For the despite the U.S. minefield laid the pilot of an airliner intentionally descended below a said, “it was as if somebody just permissible altitude and the jet crashed on an instrument pulled the curtains and the lights first two or three months she last May. The Command said the didn’t want to leave the phone.” sweeper has been in Haiphong approach to fog-shrouded New Haven airport last -Tune, the went out." One motorist said he sat in his Stephen M. Bingham, who is 30 about a week and is tied up next National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday. now if he is aiive, disappeared to a Chinese freighter. It said it car during the dust storm and David G. Eastridge, 39, Lorton, The Federal Aviation Ad- Aug. 21, 1971—the same day on was “not aware that any mines heard the sounds of cars crashing Va., the pilot of the Allegheny ministration was asked by the have been swept,” and the Navy in front and back of him. .!.tl!l!«J»I»!»>!«!»M«X*Xv«**!«!*V'*N^t»'*J***-*-***********‘* Airlines propjet Convair 580, was safety board to require use of Glen Perry, 20, an attendant at said the minesweeper had not fuel-inerting systems and other Certain attempted .ahy clearing the only person who suffered a gas station two miles south of fatal injuries in the crash. But 26 safety devices aboard all airliners operations yet. Bakersfield, said he heard sirens passengers and the stewardess, to prevent or control in-flight and Son Alive The Command said it had of 15 ambulances going by. “All I Judith L. Manning, 27, Lemoyne, post-crash fuel system fires and planted new mines “at various could do was hear them because Pa., died of asphyxiation and explosions. which California authorities say locations to cover areas not the dust was so heavy, you could heat in the fire that broke out Noting that the pilot had lost he smuggled a pistol to George previously seeded.” It would not hardly see past your hand,” he afterwards. more than an hour by missing Jackson, a black prisoner in San elaborate, but other sources in­ said. The co-pilot, James A. Walker three landing approaches earlier Quentin. VI*; dicated these locations included Jim Gay, Kern County deputy of Memphis, Tenn., and at Groton, the safety board said coroner, said the jam of vehicles California authorities say Haiphong, other ports and passengers Janet McCaa, that “in all probability ‘fuel’ and Jackson pulled the gun while thousands of miles of inland on Interstate 5 was “like a Washington, D.C. and Norman ‘time’ were occupying much of junkyard.” being searched, took several >1" waterways. Kelly, Waterford, were the only his attention.” guards hostage, released 26 in­ The Navy said that the Chinese Wreckage on Interstate 5 was survivors. The report said Allegheny and mates, and tried to run for a wall. minesweeper was the only ship cleared at 9:30 p.m. and U.S. 99 The co-pilot considered taking other airlines pay a bonus in time When it was over, they say, two that had slipped into Haiphong, was cleared about an hour later. over command as the -plane or money when pilots beat^ a' white guards and two white and none of the 27 ships there descended, the board said, but flight’s published schedule. But it prisoners were dead with slashed when the harbor was mined had decided it was better to have one added that the board could make throats and Jackson and another left. person in charge than to have two no conclusive finding on the Bulletin white guard were dead with The U.S. Command announced fighting over the controls. pilot’s motivation “to descend bullet wounds. that an American Air Force ad­ “With the exception of the deliberately to a dangerously low WOLVERHAMPTON, Under a California law making viser was killed in South Vietnam captain, who sustained fatal in­ altitude” at New Haven. England (AP) - Prince complicity in murder equivalent Saturday when his small observa­ juries upon impact, everyone The board recommended William of Gloucester, cousin to committing it, Stephen tion plane collided with a South aboard this flight could have sur­ review of wage agreement of Q ueen Elizabeth II, Bingham was charged with five Vietnamese jet near Que Son. A vived if rapid egress from the fire clauses that provide any form of crashed his light plane in an counts of murder. Vietnamese pilot with the area had been possible or if flame monetary reward to a pilot for air race today and died, police The FBI and his parents both American and the two Viet­ faster-than-scheduled flight say he hasn’t been heard from propagation had been retarded,” reported. namese in the jet were also the board’s accident report said. operations. since. kiUed. The elder Bingham still makes periodic “research’’ trips to California in hopes of learning his son’s whereabouts. But he says his search—like the FBI’s—has been unsuccessful and that ■( nobody has admitted to seeing Stephen since that day a year ago. Bingham says his son, a lawyer also, “considered the California prison system as oppressive and racially discriminatory.” But, he insisted, Stephen was not so disenchanted that he would turn to violence. “He thought of himself as a radical,” said the elder Bingham. “But there is no indication he believed in provoking acts ot violence as a Moving Up in the Ranks means of bringing change. He never used to get into fights with Merrilee Gorman. 9, of Bush Hill Road, poses with her horse Cipramon Sir, a ft« winning anyone in school and his friends another ribbon at Hartford County 4-H Fair over wwkend at Bradley Field. Horw to d wot llemlcJ photo by Bucetvidus and contemporaries seem to have Relaxing During the SAM Concert considered him a rather gentle fourth place in Elnglish horsemanship. Other ribbons are for sixth place, eighth-place and second pkce. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Young people relax at Mt. Nebo Saturday night during SAM’s last rock concert of the season. person.”

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Vernon boys,” says their mother, Lynn given a thought to it, Mrs. Todd’s woman with 10 children of her picture “The Comic, ” they alter­ Hollj/wood tracked them down to Th«3ter Tim« Schedule r A Thought for To4«r FILM RATING GUIDE Todd. mother answered a studio adver­ own. The "Gunsmoke” program nated in their portrayal of a baby use the boys in the television I Sponaortd by U m M u d h M t e r Night Classes Gtinyon Hideaway Lynn and Eklward To<|d met series “My Three Sons.” An air­ For Parents and Burnside — “Last of the Red Sheinwold on Bridge I OounoU of OburoIiM tisement asking for newborn was reissued sue times and is a who ate ravenously. Daniel loves while they were attending the plane flew them regulwly to a Hot Lovers,” 8:00 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - In A bit of grandmotherly in­ twins. The three Todd boys filled trqjlition at Christmas. bananas so he consunied them, to Thtir CMIdren Start Sept. 18 University of Southern Califor­ Soon the studio was sending a mobile home in Studio C5ty. Qnema I — “Everything You '(^me to me, all of you who the canyon hideaway behind their tervention helped put Michael, the bill even better. be replaced quickly by Michael ‘^THE WAY EVEN ONE PROBLEM nia. She grew up in the “This was taking us away from Always Wanted To Know About South dealer are tired from carrying your The fall semester of the Vernon home, the Todd boys romp and Daniel and Joseph Todd in show The blond babies were instant limousine with a chauffeur and a munching his favorite, carrots, AUHBaCM MAYBEDIFnCULT Neither side vulnerable Hollywood Hills, With the home for weeks at a time,” Mrs. Sex,” 1:3(M:3(W:30-7:30^:30 heavy loads, and I will give you Adult Evening School will begin tussle like other 5-year-olds. The business when they were two hits in the “Gunsmoke” episode nursemaid for the youngsters, and then Joseph devouring I HEARD IT” By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH stereotyped “movie brat”, etched who were being paid $1,300 each Todd said. "It began to be a trial E Qnenm II — “Prime Cut," rest. Take my yoke and put it on classes Sept. 18, 19 and 20 at sky is clear. The birds are months old. But it tookjio prod­ in which the widow of a chocolate puddings. In many bridge hands you have e 7653 in memory. “A lot of those kids per week. Among the TV jobs for us all.” 1;3(W:15-5:15-7:15-9:15 you, and learn from me, because Rockville High School. The chriplng. ding for the Todds ter^decide to desperado gives birth to triplets Todd, who is a business ser­ two problems: HrsL you have to ^ 0 72 State — “Whats U|i Doc?," semester will end on Nov. 22. A On television, the blond, blue­ live as far from Hollywood as are really something,” Mrs. Todd but dies in childbirth. Residents that followed were episodes in vices salesman for^ International by John Gruber find out where the missing cards O 84 I am gentle and humble in spirit, 2:00-7:3d-9:15 total of 74 classes will be offered. eyed identical triplets are possible. recalls. of the town reject the babies, ’’Dragnet” and “Gomer Pyle.” Telephone & Telegraph Corp., Copper is the oldest metal are; and, second, you must « AKJ85 and you will find rest.” Matthew U.A. Theater — “Butterflies starring in reruns. Although neither parent had who finally are adopted by a In the Dick Van Dyke motion moved his family to Oakland but known to man. choose the best line of plky for WEST EAST 11:28-30 Highlighting the curriculum “The living is good here for the Are Free," 7:20-9:25 this semester will be several new that position of the cards. Most ♦ K 92 4 I 10 8 We have a tendency to dismiss Manchester Drive-In — “Kan­ readers of this column have only tPAKI 10 943 <:?6 Christ as a dreamer, or to dis- courses, including setretarial sas City Bonjber,” 8:25; 1 recently received a letter in recently revived in New York, the second problem since they 0 K5 0 Q 10 9 6 3 regard Him as divine. techniques; basic technical draf­ “Corky," 10:00 which a lady asked me, “Just 4 9743 are preserved and have been can peek at the diagram to see ♦ 6 Sometimes, we write off the ting; advanced decorative pain- , East Hartford Drive-In — what does a choreographer do?” SOUTH translated by Joan Lawson, an where the cards are. human effort and the human Uhg; intermediate ballroom dan­ “ Play It Again Sam," 8:00; From other things in the letter, I English critic and teacher. I Nevertheless, today’s hand would ♦ A Q 4 achievement of Christ, and, in­ cing; family financial education; “Paint Your Wagon," 9:30 believe she meant to say was, quote in part: <0 Q 85 still be difficult for most bridge stead, hide behind His Sonshlp basic tax course; contemporary East Wmdsor Drive-In — “The “Just how does a choreographer Suddenly Aurora notices the 0 AJ72 fans. See if you can do as well as with God. Some of us dtsmin the political issues; clothing for I NOONf UNOCN Godfather," 8:00; “The Boston operate?” The answer to the first old woman who beats the time of 4k Q 10 2 Los Angeles expert Jon Wittes, human life of Christ so that we children; batik and a revamped I (At»lMn«tinav Strangler,” 11:00 question is simple. He designs her dance with a spindle-2/4 S4Mith West North Baot can remain complacent. We call interior design. Rigidaire who played it during the recent Meadows Drive-In — "Kansas dances. The answer to the second which develops. It is beaten out 1 NT 3 <7 3 NT AUPaM ourselves. His disciples ■. by Also new this year will be a & B. D. national team championship in PEARL Qty Bomber," 8:22; “Corky,” question is pot so simple, and all the time, into a 3/4 tempo, gay Opening Lead — ^ K Denver. .repeating His words, but avoid course for men who want to shift 10:16 there isn’t any definitive answer, and very flowing. When the 3/4 South dealer His life style. their career. This will be offered Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Sky­ since different choreographers pasting at each turn), holding; begins, Aurora siezes the spindle Neither side vulnerable But C h ^t has called us not in cooperation with the Universi­ jacked,” 8:15; “Dirty Dingus operate differently. Spades, A-Q-4; Hearts, Q-8-5; which she waves Uke a scepter. Opening lead — King of Hearts only to speak His words, but to ty of Connecticut. It will explore Magee,” 10:10 Probably the simplesj thing to Diamonds, A-J-7-2; Clute, cQ-18- She expresses her delight to West opened the king of hearts, “step Into his skin,” to take on the broad topic of changing Mansfield Drive-In — "Kansas choreograph is contrapuntal everyone-24 bars valse. But continued with the ace and then 2. His yoke. Then we will be truly careers in all fields. In coopera­ City Bomber,” 8:30; “Eh'ery Lit­ music. This is nothing more nor suddenly-pause-pain-blood flows! led the jack of hearts to What do you say? His disciples and, strange as It tion with Manchester Community tle Crook & Nanny," 10:15 less than audible pattern, and the Answer:PSS. ..In standard Elight bars, 4/4 broadly. Full of declarer’s queen. Wittes, playing may seem, then we will find rest. College, a course will be offered Jerry Lewis Cinema — "Joe choreographer translates it into k terror, now it is not a dance, it is the South hand, could confidently bidding systems, this is a “drop Rev. Robert J. Burbank in instnictional techniques in Kidd,” 7:00-9:00 visual patter. Blanchine has been dead’’bid. . . You are expected to a frenzy as if she had been bitten expect to win five elute and two Church of the Assump­ liUNEST AMUXMOIT reading, in preparation for Capitol Theater — “The God­ very successful with this sort of by a tarantula. She turns and falls aces in addition to the queen of pass unless you hold finesupport tion PAM IN IKW DNUM becoming an educational assis­ father,” 8:15 choreography, and 1 happen to senseless. This will require 24/32 for partner's suit together with tant. Uke it, although 1 believe I'm safe hearts. But how was he to bars.” develop his ninth trick? maximum values for your NON Him TUESDAY Vernon residents wishing to in saying most choreographers opening bid. You have the fine BOM S O ils M(,ll 1 s The sets must reflect the mood of Declarer began by taking the 41 take review classes for the state don’t. the baUet as a whole, and the diamond support, but you have JOE KIDD” 2 EVERY DAY & NIGHT high school equivalency diploma As a musician, I have noticed queen and ten of clubs, noting «Hh colors must not clash with the minimum values for the bid of iiu luil'iu; S may register for review classes that most concertgoers are West’s discard of the nine of Clint Eastwood colors of the costumes. Even the spades. This suggested that West one notnunp. without charge. These classes baffled by, for example, a four­ stage Ughting has to be blocked Copyright 1M72 7:00 • 9:00 CNTIRe PARK OPEN* 1PJOL voiced fugue, but when they see it had started with K-9-x of spades. cover the subjects of math, out by the choreographer. General Feature Oorp. Ad«lhS2.00 Am im ooN Elnglish and social studies. Free danced by four dancers it Since West had already shown up The choreographer has to work Stnior ind Badgis On Sale pre-high school review classes for becomes comprehensible as with seven hearts and one club, it AUGUST with the conductor of the HS Studsnts. Mon-Thun99c adults who feel they need extra visual pattern when it wasn’t was clear that he could hold only 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. orchestra, too. Their ideas of Sat. 6 Sun. MatinM 2 p.m. help in English, grammar, clear as audible pattern. Prac­ two diamonds. Having worked tempo must coincide identicaUy, Good for All Rides reading, math and spelling, in tically all 1 choreographers have out the location of the cards, and this is something not easily preparation for the high school 28- 29- 30-31 enough knowledge of music to Wittes proceeded to choose the 1 P il. to 6 P.M. achieved. Even matters of review classes, will also be 4 BIG DAYS winning line of play. accomplish this translation. orchestral balance are something AT NIOMT offered. The quotation is an amplifica­ about which the choreographer Cashes Ace Other courses will be offered in tion by Petipa of a portion of a will have ideas since this may Declarer cashed the ace of JERRY LEWIS 'CINEMA Bodna On Sale RUIVAM AVK. — «MABM aOOni WnflMM the following areas: typing, scenario which he had been determine whether the effect is diamonds and then ran the rest of I 6:30 tQ 10 P.M. shorthand, bookkeeping, data provided by the Director of the bright or lugubrious, serious or the clubs, discarding a low spade Good for All Rides processing, business machines, Imperial Theaters. From comic. Too many appliances. And it’s our and a low diamond from his 6:30 Pil.toClosinK welding, woodworking, painting, Petipa’s indications of what In short, the choreographer has hand. Meanwhile, South watched rN M n i i m sculpture, drawing and composi­ would be needed, Tschaikowsky to be an all round man of the West’s discards. —a n w w u w Mt-MSi tion, decoupage, decorative pain­ composed the music. theater with a creative bent in the fault. We simply will not cut selection. If West discarded another OsilyM7;30a9;3O ting, multi-crafts, yoga, contract With the music, probably only dance. Mere technical proficien­ spade, the ace would drop West’s Sst. a Sun. at l;30-2;30 bridge, securities and investing, for piano as yet, in hand, Petipa cy is not enough. Nijinsky was a Idng. If West discarded hearts, 5:25-7:30-9:30 * 1.50 flower arranging, powder puff began to sketch out his “flooor consumate performer according declarer would*>lead a diamond AHWOWCMPWODUCnON mechanics, sewing, tailoring, plans,” indicating how many to all reports, but he was a very That’s why we have so many. And from dummy to give West the drapery making, knitting, dancers would on stage as poor choreographer even though BUTTERFUE8 king of diamonds and one more macrame, cake decorating, featured principals, corps, and so Diaghilev gave him three * 3.50 heart trick. West would lead a AREFBEE Spanish, French and German. on. The general pattern of move­ chances. Only one of his efforts diamond from dummy to give Ride all the rides Residents of Vernon will be more arriving every day. We must ment would be sketched in as if as many times as survives and it isn’t good. West the king of diamonds and charged at the rate of $2 per you were on the grid above the And all this has to be achieved GOLDIGM you want ■ one more heart trick. West would course and non-residents, 98 for stage looking down on the within a budget set out by the then have to lead spades to give one course and $6 for each ad­ dancers below, for in their management of the ballet com­ ROUTE 159 clear the decks. And we priced them South a free finesse. ditional course. IVbil registrations movements they must not collide pany. This usuaUy does not allow AGAWAMi MASS. will be accepted through Sept. 10. with one another and the the choreographer to give free West actually discarded the Adults may also register in per­ movements of the participants rein to his imagination. Com­ COOMBM nCTuaiS ItnPgriilH, >rot AAnIm Im king of diamonds, but this didn’t son at the high school on Sept. 11, must be as precise as a West promises must be made, but in to move fast. If you’re smart, you’ll help him. Declarer led a diamond 12 and 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Anyone Point drill team. order to get his work staged, a from dummy, and Blast could wishing further information The actual steps will be added choreographer will compromise take the queen but South then later. Practically no on almost anything in my ex­ BROAD STREET DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER* should contact the office of Con­ had the jack of diamonds for his tinuing Education which is do the same. Move fast. Once these choreographer envisions them perience. ninth trick. A this early and many times he headed by Ronald Kozuch. Model FPI-152TS deigns the actual dance steps to Cyclist at 94 Daily Question display the very best points of You have opened the bidding are gone they’re gone. Hurry! technique belonging to a par­ Killed by Car with one notrump and partner Public Records ticular dancer who has been ELKHART, Ind. (AP) - For has responded two diamonds. It Warranty Dee^SI* engaged for the role. 94-year-old Ferdinand Gordon of is up to you again (the opponents Nutmeg Homes Inc. to William A composer can write a Elkhart, an adult-sized tricycle W. and Barbara S. Norris, proper­ symphony at a desk, hearing the super bnner, ty on Hamilton Dr., conveyance was his link with the outside whole thing in his head. Not so world. tax $51.15. U the choreographer; he works Gordon lived alone in a small Green Manor Construction Co. with live bodies in the last apartment in a house in an aging Inc. to Pedro and Bertha E. analysis and only a minimal plan neighborhood. He had few close Varela, unit in Northfield Green PRICE BREAKING SAVINGS as a starter. Eventually the ballet acquaintances; he used the tricy­ can't be beat! Condominium, conveyance tax notation. cle to get to church and ride to $30.80. Take It Away Yourself —Save Even More If it is not so transcribed it nearby restaurants for meals. Richard and Charlene C. Jubin- must be revived often enough for Friday afternoon he apparently ville to James M. and Barbara J. some of the original cast to be in didn't see an oncoming car at a Prestileo, property at 35-37 the revival, remembering how quiet intersection. His bicycle Chestnut St., conveyance tax OPEN 8 P.M. DURING THIS SALE the thing went. It is remarkable struck the left front fender, and Spedalhpit $37.40. G how dependable kinesthetic he was thrown to the pavement. Wilson P. and Margaret V. memory will be. The original cast Dom to David. G. and Verna W. members will remember their Feist, property at 652 Bush Hill Model FPM70TS own parts extremely accurately Rd., conveyance tax $33.55. M odel D A S even years later, an^ they will ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE ICE Attachments know pretty much what the others (■mnis (AWiiis (W Dis (a w d is iw iiis (.\wnis (t o i s (.t o i s a i’iiiis (.ri)is Manchester Oil Heat Inc. did originally too. against John Boy ton, property at Nowadays it is much simpler to , 232 Autumn St., $750. photograph the ballet on 16mm Manchester Oil Heat Inc. motion picture film. The music against James Perkins, property score will have been written at 58 Bolton St., $750. down so' it really presents no Marriage Licenses problem but a recording of it Kevin Keith Caldwell, Hart­ leaves no doubt as to how fast is ford, and Virginia Irene White, 24 “Allegro vivace assai,” for exam­ Sauiters Rd., Sept. 2, St, ple. Bartholomew’s Church. The choreographer has to work Mark John Anderson, New Bri­ closely with the scenic designer tain, and Charlyne Marcella and the^^tum e designer. If the Bourque, New Britain, Sept. 2, costumes are made of too heavy St. Bridget Church. material, then the dancer’s movements will be slowed down Evacuation and frequently awkward looking. The greatest evacuation in Apart from this type of ballet, m ilitary h is to ry was that there is usually some sort ,of- carried out by 1,200 Allied synopsis or scenario to be^n O ff e r g o o d naval and civil craft fronj with. It may be a story from OPEN TUES., SEPT. 5 the beachhead at Dunkirk, antiquity or it may be something Premiere Attraction France, between May 27 and the choreographer has dreamed June 4, 1940. A to ta l of Aug. 28 — Sept. 4 338,226 British and French 2 Join with friends and family for an excellent up on his own account, but meal in our relaxed surroundings. The basically there is some sort of New CIVIC CENTER The ^'Half-pounder” off with coupon troops were taken off. delicious food is cooked to perfection and the story involved which is portrayed 25c service is excellent. Reserve now. 646-3161. by the music and the dance. Springfield, Mass. m An existing piece of music may It’s a super sale at BROAD ST. DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER* store I 2Bc off TUESDAY, AUG. 29 suggest the story, or the story Only 10 nights & 8 matinees the SUPER BRAZIER — a half pound of charbroiled beef, melted cheese may have to have music com­ Nightly Sept. S-6-7-8-12-13-14-1S-8 P .M . and our own zesty BRAZIER Sauce served on a toasted bun. Take advant­ KIDS BIKE SPEEDWAY posed for the purpose. This is S a t ., S e p t. 9 & 1 6 - 9 P .M . age of this great offer while it lasts. Bring the whole family to DQ,* LICENSE PLATES always more expensive, and few Matinees ballet companies have the funds Sat. & Sun., Sept. 9 & 10—16 & 17-1 P . M . & 5 P .M . AT THE RACES FOR to hire a first rate composer for LUNCHEONS the purpose. Even fewer com­ Prices BOYSandGIRLS posers want to undertake the 4.00-5.00-6.00 — All Seats Reserved SERVED task. 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ii' PAG^ FX)UR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 28.1972 MANQHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 28,1972— PAGE FIVE A ndover Manchester Columbia Tolland -September Calendar- R A N G E A N D I Japanese ’Dozer ^ Swedish Handcraft and Weaving — an illustrated FUEL O IL PROFESSIONAL talk by Nils Af Kleen and wife-Elizabeth of Stonington — GASOLINE The Water Rates Increased Canoe Champ Aims forOIympics GROOMING Scandia Lodge 23 - VOA - Odd Fellows Hall - 8 p.m. Scott Saunders of Lake Rd. 9 Robert and Katherine Walters, wonderful Ordered by Town Rock Concert Tonight Connecticut District Seminar — Scandia Lodge 23 Columbia has his heart set on age; John Lester, swimming FOR ALL BREEDS The Tolland Summit Water Co. Elllsworth Pearson to Alan B. land on Hunt Rd. BANtLY OIL The Town of Andover has ’The Rock Concert scheduled — VOA — Vasa Park — for details call Mrs. Rodney paddling his canoe in the Olym­ pool; Arthur Witherall, family world of At one location, they found that will charge $20 per quarter to its and Janice C. Morrison, property Also, Walter and Theresa By Appointment ordered a new bulldozer, an item for last night at Q w dall’s Park Anderson or Frank Morasco. pics in 1976. room; Sam Horn, house; Eldward COMPANY. INC. the same model machine, aftei; 54 customers, effective yesterday, on Rt. 74. Pudlo to James and Judith Kin- which stirred up considerable was rained out and has been Scott is a three-time national DiGivoanni, addition; Elizabeth PETS some 1,600 hours use, still had according to a ruling made last Edward L. and Florence E. n , 13, 15, Open Casting of “The Prime of Miss Jean son, land on (Sard’s Mill Rd; 331 Main Street controversy in recent weeks. rescheduled for tonight from 7 Hutchins, ramp; Alice more steel left in the tread than a week by the state Public Utilities Young to June K. Barrows, Brodie” — Little Theatre of Manchester — 22 Oak St. — 8 canoe champion. Two weeks ago Nellie Wheaton to Joseph and First Selectman Robert E. Post until 10. Lytikainen, addition: Emil Tel. 649-4595 brand new Caterpillar machine. Commission. property on Old Stafford Rd. p.m. the 16-year-old Whidham High Sally Ferrigno, land on Edgarton said that the Board of Selectmen Die event is sponsored by the School junior took first place in Sadlon, house; Sam Pescatello, While in New Jersey, the two Die increase of $5 per quarter June K. Barrows to Donald J. 16 Hawaiian Luau - VFW Auxiliary — VFW Post Rd; Nicholas and Helen Lanzalot- Rockville 875-3274 STUD SERVICE has approved purchase of a local chapter of the American the 500 and 5,000-meter men’s house; and Elizabeth Adams, men visited the area parts per customer will bring in a total Barrows, property on Weigold Home — Buffet 6 p.m.. Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ta to Francis and Elizabeth Kamatw bulldozer for $19,000 Field Seridces to raise funds to house. FOR warehouse of the Kamatso com­ revenue of $4,230 per year to the Rd. junior races at the National Hasson, land on Erdoni Rd; plus the old bulldozer now being support foreign student exchange 19 Evening of Recollection — St. Margaret’s Circle, pany. Both men reported that association, representing an an­ Robert E. and Carolyn N. Reed Canoe Racing Championships at Nicholas and Helen Lanzalotta fo TOYS AND MINIATURES used at the dump. The Kamatso programs. The concert will Daughters of Isabella — Our Lady of Calvary Retreat Salt Fork Lake in Cambridge, they felt the facilities were exten­ nual increase of $1,080, of which to Donald S. and Ann B. Grant, Emil and Joan Sadlon, land on is Japanese-made. feature two bands, "Bull" and House — Farmington. sive and more than adequate for $631 will be net income. property on Rt. 74. Ohio. The races are sponsored by Elrdoni Rd.; Garence and Ar­ The matter of buying a “Too Much, Too Soon.” 19 "The V — Its Goals and Purposes” by Carol REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL I any possible needs. The $631 net income figure will - John A. Rogers to Bruce C. and the American Canoeing Associa­ butus Jeffries to Leo and Rose Japanese made bulldozer came Deans List tion. Have you visited The Society for Cats? A society for Both men also reported that be sufficient to pay "reasonable Marlene A. Bryant, property on Dell’Angela — Manchester Newcomers Club — Communi­ Daros, land on Pine St. up at the last meeting of the Louis Wagner of Cedar Swamp ty Y - 7:30 p.m. Manchester Community College attend classes Monday nights they felt the Kamatso was officer salaries" and also provide West Bridge Rd. In 1970 and 1971 Saunders won Also, E>an and Mary Fricker to helping those poor unmanted kitties and cats, many who Elemocratic Town Committee Rd. achieved a straight "A” offers a 12-week, non-credit from 7-9 P.M . starting September superior although originally they the association "with an adc: Jack and Valija Brin to Joseph 21 SpaghetU Supper - VFW Auxiliary - VFW Post the national championships in the Andrea Rosenstein, land on Bren­ are exceptionally pretty and good. How about a Kitty? and resulted in a letter being sent average during the spring course in which students will 11. in Room 207 of the 146 favored the other model quate margin of profit," accor­ Mihaliak for property on South Home — 5:30 p.m. 500-and 5,000-meter juvenile di Trail; Lewis Gersin to Lester One who will keep the mice away this fall. See Eddie or to the Board of Selectmen disap­ semester at the Ratcliffe Hicks learn the basic philosophy of the Hartford Road building (Mr machine. ding to the PUC ruling. River Rd. 23 Tag and Bake Sale— Manchester Auxiliary to Child divisions. 'Die next step is the III and Jo-Ellen Thompson, land proving the purchase. School of Agriculture at U Conn, Diane at The Society for Cats on Route 83, Rockville. The local dealership for the The association has been billing Herman 0. and Sally Ann junior world championships in on Whitney Rd. art of real estate appraisal, the Mullane). or Saturday mornings Hie Democrats questioned why achieving dean’s list standing. and Family Services of Connecticut — Home of Mrs. R.V. proposed bulldozer is in Hart­ customers at a rate of $15 per Welch to Leland H. and Charlotte Poland in 1973, which Saunders Lucille Pepin to Xenophon and application of principles and from 10 12 noon, beginning no grant had been applied for. Patricia Bennet was also Gorsch — 145 N. Lakewood Circle — 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. hopes will lead him to the Olym­ ford, and Post said he felt there quarter, resulting in a net income R, Gumasin, property on Robin Alison Zorba, land on Giesbro techniques of residential appraisal September 16. in Room 8 on Ihe questioned the practicality of named to the dean’s list with an (Rain date Sept. 30) pics. would be no problem on either of $71, which the PUC deemed Circle. Rd. quit-claim deed. to specific cases, and the use of Bidwell Street mam campus (Mr buying a machine where parts academic average of "B ” or 26 Fashion Show — St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters service or paHs. below an adequate margin of He paddles in the nationals for Building Permits these principles and techniques to Werbner). Enrollment fee is $60 OPEN MON[)AY THRU SATURDAY 9 TO 5 and service might be sub­ Quitclaim Deed better. of Isabella — Willie’s Steak House — 8 p.m. the Sabago Canoe Club of Selectman F^rcy Cook had in- profit. Building official Sam improve their performance as real For a registration lorm or further standard, and questioned buying uicated that he was worried Elrwin A. Hirth to Allen Feld­ Manchester Evening Herald 29 Rummage Sale — VFW Auxiliary - VFW Post Brooklyn, N. Y. Pescatello issued the following estate salesmen, brokers and ap­ intormation. call 646-4900. exten­ a foreign-made machine when about the parts situation and any The application for the rate man, property on Hunter Rd. Tolland correspondent Bette Home — 9 a.m. to Noon “I had two training periods a SUDS AND SCISSORS increase was filed with the PUC Qualrale, telephone 87S-284S. All pomits recently. James Wilson, praisers. Students may choose to sion 341. the home economic situation is possible loss of trade-in value 30 Square Dance — Manchester Junior Women’s Club day at two hours each, seven days bouse; Nile Smith, swimming ROUTE 30 POST RD. PLAZA VERNON presently so poor. on April 12. and a hearing held on Stop Sign Installed news Items should be mailed to a week,” he said. “I work with CHARTER MEMBER OF PROFESSIONAL DOG when the time came. A new stop sign has been-in­ — Red Bam — Hazardville 8 p.m. to Midnight — for pool; John Kinkade, shed; W. D. Models Compared Selectman J. Cuyler Hutchin­ June 15, at which time no one Mrs. Quatrale at a new mailing weights and keep building up the ((ROOMERS ASSOCIATION stalled at Go^e Lane and Ander­ details call Mrs. Anthony Mientek, 55 Hemlock St. (hmond, patio; A.A. and R. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Post said that when the son, although originally favoring appeared in opposition to the address, Glenview Ter., RF 4, amount of w ei^ts so I can get STATE LICENSED 875-7624 son Rd., according to Road 30 Potluck and Game Night — Manchester New­ Fenimore, metal shed; Roger purchase of a buildozer was the domestic model, came to the increase. Rockville, Conn. 06066, into shape.” 2 Superintendent William Sevcik. Vanderlip, dock; Karl Kolle, gar­ brought up, he asked Ylo Anson, conclusion after comparison, that Warranty Deeds comers Club — St. (George’s Episcopal Church, Rt. 44, "Sabago has a lot of fine The sign has been installed on England has no deserts or chairman of the Board of Ad­ the Kamatso was a better Gateway Homes, Inc. to Bolton — 5 p.m. paddlers, a lot of experienced Goose Lane. Two additional slop large wasteland or high visor, to have the board check out machine for the town to buy. Leonard W. and Madeline F. mountain peaks. No part of tne ones. Die training schedule there signs are already located on the different possible machines Grant Sought Anderson, property on Carriage land is more than 70 miles This calendar is maintained by the Manchester Junior is worked out so that you can't Anderson Rd. available to the town for such Post said that when purchase Dr. from the sea. « Women’s Qub, and printed monthly as a service to the relax or you won't be up with the use. top paddlers,” Saunders said. He of the bulldozer was first con­ NOW UNDERPANTS entire town. Any organization wishing to submit dates is In the price category to which templated. the selectmen's encouraged to do so as soon as a particular event b being ad d ^ that the competition was the town was limited, and for the WRAPAROUND DIAMOND secretary wrote a number of HAVE A PURPOSE planned. In this way it is hoped that overscheduling of keen at the nationals. uses intended, there were two letters to various state agencies WEDDING RINGS! “I won the 500-meter race by ...TO TAME YOUR events on one particular date can be avoided. The result 8 available nuchines, the Mamat- inquiring about any possible TUMMYI only a few inches,” he said but he so, and a Caterpillar. grants to offset the cost of the Honored at 4-H Fair should be better attendance at each organization’s ac­ won the 5,000-meter race “by ¥ Representatives of both com­ machine. WUNDERPANTS” tivities. To submit a date to this clearinghouse, and about a boat length.” Saunders Paul Tuller, president of the Hartford County 4-H Fair, presents plaque to Mr. and Mrs. panies spoke to the selectmen Inquiries were also made of BY O L G A thereby to the Monthly Calendar in this paper, simply call said balance, strength, and just -4 and gave detailed specifications. other towns, including Ralph Swanson of 374 Hackmatack St. honoring them for having given unselfishly of their time Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, 81 Mountain Dr., South Windsor. plain conditioning are the In the same price range, the Manchester, on the availability of and energies through active club leadership, 4-H Fair Association, and camp board participa­ Even a slim figure can The, deadline for submitting dates for the October necessary ingredients for win­ Kamatso is bigger and heavier any grant money for the tion. The plaque was presented at ceremonies yesterday at the fair grounds, Bradley Field, have a tummy problem. Calendar is Sept. 18. Dates for the entire club year 1972-73 ning. ' with 25 more horsepower; the bulldozer. Windsor Locks. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) So Olga invents Wunder- are being accepted now. The young peddler began a same size machine in a Cater­ Post said he had instructed pants"' —the first soft all­ rqutine of intensive training pillar model would cost some John Storm, a delegate to the stretch underpants with almut IVk months before the $13,000 more. Capitol Ftegion Planning Agency Vernon tummy control. nationals, at the Sebago Gub in Inquiries were made of local Results in a Manchester (Coun­ Brooklyn. (CRPA), to find out whether any Wearing Wunderpants" Di^lieate Bridge construction people and outfits, grants for such equipment are try Club duplicate bridge game Dlls is Saunders’ first year with J > Contract Authorized For Plant Engineer giv^s you the sleek comfort including Richard Lee of An­ available and the procedure does the present system, to treat last Diursday morning are as the Sebago Gub and he has A contract for engineering plant is not operating at the of Olga’s famous hidden dover, who operates a gravel necessary for applying for such the effluent. While the Zimpro nesults Friday night in a follows: First, Mr. and Mrs, nothing but praise for his two planning for a new sewage treat­ degree of efficiency required to V business. Accotiling to Lee, "The grant. “If there’s any money to process has been used in other seam design plus a smooth duplicate bridge game sponsored Herbert Smith; second, Mrs. H. coaches, Ray Hunt and John Bed- ment plant will be signed with do this. Die engineers, after a town should not even consider be gotten from the state or areas, in treating sludge and cer­ look with everything from by the Manchester Bridge Gub at Anderson and Mrs. H. ^ d b e c k ; narik. He said Bednarik, who buying any other machine but the Anderson-Nichois Associates. At study of the present operation, the Italian- American Gub are as tied for third, Dr. Saul Cohen, E. federal government for this a special meeting Friday night tain other wastes, it has never pantyhose to pants and escaped from his native Poland, Kamatso. This is the best found the deficiency in the treat­ follows: North-South; First, Berube, and Mrs. Philip Holway, bulldozer, we're going to make the Town Council authorized been used by a town to treat all shorts. is a top-notch paddler and has machine you could get both quali­ sure that Andover gets it,” Post ment process related to the in­ William Gordon and Tucker Mrs. Maury Brown. "shown me many skills in Mayor Frank McCoy to sign the types of effluent such as Vernon dustrial wastes discharged into Olga's Wunderpants" I'U. ty and money-wise." said. plans to do. Merritt. Second, James Baker paddling.” Personal Inspection contract. the collection system. are stretch Power Tricot of and Meir Hymann. Third, Mr. 7 A ' Bulletin Board Authorization was given with The special meeting was called INVITATION Sanders, who plays football, The town sent F^ul Jurovaty, Meetings scheduled for today nylon and Lycra* spandex. and Mrs. Robert Haar. the stipulation that an increased after the town received notice on Meeting as the Sewer Authori­ wrestles and runs track at who has operated the bulldozer at White, nude, black or fash­ Also, East-West; First, Loren include: 6 to 8 p.m. town clerk at guarantee be received from Zim- Thursday that the grant of $400,- ty, following the special council TO BID Windham High School, moved to the dump for years, and Peter ion shades, P-to-XL.Tummy Bemau and Norman Grade. Se­ the town office building: 7 to 9 pro, Inc. concerning performance 000 from the state for the meeting, council members gave Bids will be received for Fuel the lake when he was in the sixth Maneggia, a member of the p.m. tax collector at the town trimmer, 4 .5 0 ; more tummy cond, Dr. Saul Cohen and Bruce of the process to be installed by engineering planning was ready. final approval to a sewer assess­ Oil, by the Eighth Utilities grade and took to canoe paddling town's road crew and also an office building; 7:30 p.m. first Cummings. Diird, John Descy that company. It will be paid in four in­ ment schedule for the Box Moun­ trimming and all-found District, 32 Main St., Manchester, immediately. operator of construction equip­ selectman at the town office stallments of $100,000 each. In tain area. The charge will be slimming, 5 .5 0 ; longleg, and Mrs. Donald Raymond. Conn., for heating at the District Property Transfers A A. Richard Lombardi, con­ ment, to New Jersey to inspect building: 7:30 p.m. Planning and sulting engineer, told the council order to get the first installment, $18.65 per front foot. 9.50. Die Manchester Bridge Club Fire House and the Sanitary Recent property transfers personally the identical model Zoning commission at the town the town must notify the state will move to new quarters at the Sewer Plant, at Fleming Rd., recorded at the town clerk’s of­ machine the town wanted to that the present guarantee is for office building: 8 p.m. Andover $700,(KX) and advised that this that an engineer has been Zipser Dub, 35 Brainard PL, on Manchester, Conn. fice include: Rhonda Ostrager to purchase. Volunteer Fire Department BA(3( TO SCHOOL Fresh, clever ideas in wedding ring design! Ttiey wrap right Friday. Registration will open at Thomas and Alice Wunch, land amount be increased to $1 million engaged for the proposed project. around her diamond engagement solitaire and create the illu­ The pricp quoted must be the The two men visited a number Women’s Auxiliary at the About four years ago, the state 7:45 p.m., and game time each delivered price in Manchester. on Rt. 6; P.J.C. Corp. to Peter of construction company sites for a four-year period. He said SPECIAL! sion of one great gorgeous diamond cofjktail ring. Top, with firehouse on Center St. ordered the town to abate pollu­ twelve diamonds, $190 Middle, with five diamonds, $140. Friday is 8 p.m. Play is open to The bidders must quote th’eir and BarbafS^'Plante, Lot 42 on where the machines were in use. this would permit a fair test of i i \ ’ ' the Zimpro system which uses tion of the Hockanum River, Any Portable Bottom, with five diamonds, $80 the public and partnerships are service contract and maintain Brendi Trail; Yvonne Sic to provided. Those wishing more their own service department. m charcoal rather than bacteria, as noting that the existing treatment TYPEWRITER m LEGAL NOTICE EASY PAYMENTS INVITED information may contact A.A. Bids will be received at the ^ NEW! — EXOmNO Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed ChinMl, MjuitKl, » » O Q lt Pyka, 99 White St. F 'irehouse, 32 Main St.,' 0 NcwRibboa candidates of the Republican Party for nomination to the Municipal Rharn More than $100 was sent to the Manchester, Conn. 06040, until NATURAL HEALTH Offices specified below to be filled at the State Election to be held on B o ard Denies REA Request (No OtNvtfv Of nduip) ACLB Olympiad Fund from the 7:00 P.M., September 18th, 1972. . V , *A\ November 7, 1972 in the Town of Andover. A list of the persons so Manchester Bridge Gub, which The Board of Directors reserve FOOD SHOPPE endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being the office of the The Regional District District 8 session the board voted to con­ Yale recently participated in the the right to accept or reject all TYPEWRITER SERVICE nationwide event. bids. Town Clerk. Town Office Building, School Road, and copies thereof Board of Education voted, in tract with Great West Life JEWELEHS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 are available for public distribution. executive session last week, to Assurance Co. in Canada for life 20 BIRCH ST. 958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER J. A. Volz, Clerk Office Term and major medical for the staff, MANCHESTER Foundations, Results in an Andover Bridge Eight Utilities District I- h deny a request from the RHAM -649-4986 - Hartford • Middletown • New Britain Justices of the Peace Jan. 1,1973— Jan 6. 1975 Elducation Association (REA) to commencing with the expiration at all stores Club game at the Andover August 23rd. 1972. Registrar of Voters Jan. 3, 1973— Jan. 8, 1975 Oongregational Church last Friday V ’ G continue the 1971-72 professional next month of the present policy with Connecticut (ieneral. night are as follows: First, Mr. Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held September agreement with the teachers until negotiations are completed and a and Mrs. Donald Weeks Second, 28. 1972. if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in accordance with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal; Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes, as new contract is signed. The board replied to a letter third, Thomas Hyde and Bill SAY HELLO! amended, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. About Town Radzewicz. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of from George Kasyn, president of the REA, that since the REA and Manchester Wales will meet D ^ L i r. y-' any enrolled Republican Party member (or, in the case of justices of tomorrow night at the Italian- Die South Windsor Bridge Gub the peace, by or on behalf of the bare majority to which said party is the board are not presently operating under a continuing con­ American Club. Weighing in will will sponsor its first “Duplicate To A Good Buy! entitled to nominate.) may be obtained from Else W. Stiens, be from 7 to 8. It will be game Deal” game tomorrow at 7:30 Republican Registrar of Voters. School Rd.. Andover, Connecticut. tract, salaries will be the same as on the 1971-72 schedule with no night, with Mrs. William Mul- p.m. at the Wapping Community Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in Part 1. doon in charge. Members with Hall, 1788 E llin ^ n Ave. Play is Instruction Page, of the petition form, copies of which are available is increments beginning Sept. 2. PAMILT-PLANNED Also, any curricular pay will be names beginning with S through open to the public, and I I o tfxxFvnJt said Registrar's office. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the Z are reminded to bring fruit for partnerships will be arranged. FOOD FREEZER consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of on the same percentage as on the 1971-72 schedule. In the same the fruit basket. “Duplicate Deal” is termed V $25.(K) for each such candidate must be filed with said Registrar A playing bridge and haying an ^ ^ . f* petition containing the required number of signatures of enrolled entire bridge lesson all in one ^ Tim Republican members in the Town must be filed with said Registrar of evening. After each deal played, a l> • Voters not later than 4 P.M. on September 7, 1972, being the 21st day record of the hand will be given preceding the day of the primary. to each player. The record is the ^ •• 1 Dated at Andover. Connecticut, this 23rd dav of August, 1972 results of four experts, who have RUTH k. MUNSON, -Y - . - A played the deal previously. J Clerk of the Municipality Master points are awarded and free entries given to the winners. Die game is sponsored by the Complete SPORTS South Windsor Recreation FUNERAL HOME Department. Games are directed ON THE GO by Arthur A. Pyka, certified FORMAL director of the ACBL.______142 East Center Street Tetephone 646-5310 Spirited sports for ihe girl who 2 Rental & Sales Ffonipfr WILLIAM J. LENNON enjoys the fun things in life. "Ge/ H IM fo DIRECTOR A. Side patch on cr6pe sole Dependable 0 and heel, in hrown/tan/heige answers ... Buying The Church | suede .... $17 Service on Time'[ lA B. 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Jackson s book - “TELLING A CHILD ABOUT | TERMS 876-5318 DEATH. " It is very informative. j-:; Rt. 8). ROCKVIUE • UPT03 « formeriy KEITH'S YEARS TO PAY! Open Evenings Thurs. & Frl. till 8 P.M. 9. . PhMi* 875-2538 1115 Ikfain S t. Mfanchester Thurs. Nite only liU 8:45. ^Established 1874-Three Generations of Service'^ 648-4160 All U&L stores open Mon. thru Fri. 10 to 9, except Bristol closed Tues. Nite and New Britgin open ’ All stores open Sat., 10-6. \ -, '■ \ ■ V ■ V 'K . V, / //I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.^Mon., Aug. 28,1972— PAGE S E V ^ PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 28,1972 Police Report Manchester Area Police Blotter Police Hunt Hit-Run Car Notice make the water look so sparkling and clean. Manchester Police are looking Anyone with information NOTICE OF HEARING According to Vernon Olson Dr., Vernon. Police said According to police, a desk for a dark blue 1966 or 1967 regarding the missing car is asked SUtc of Comectlcit Perhaps the eye which saw the water glin­ An 11-year-old Manchester girl, Hartford Rd. and McKee St. Police, two white males with he struck two parked cars. He drawer was jimmied and the Plymouth Fury, with heavy to contact Police Headquarters, OMirt of Probolc ting in the sun had also seen the pond bottom Laurm A. Cole of 111 Walnut St., Court date Sept. 18. Court of Probate, District of Andover, black stockings over their was released on a $500 non- cash removed, damage to its right side, in con­ tel. 646-4555. Distlct No. 16. SttntitiQ bare and being scraped and had read of was treated at Manchester Karen 0. Lane, 27, of Rt. 44A, faces and one carrying a long- surety bond. nection with a hit-and-run acci­ Estate of Alfred A. Harris. p p m jin n n n b y THE Memorial Hospital Saturday Coventry, charged Saturday after­ Date of Order August 23.1972. improvements made, over the years, in the South Windsor dent on W. Middle Tpke. early P e titio n e r; M uriel W. H arris, 75 MAWCaqBTBR PUBl.TSHTNO 00. night, where she was taken after banreled hand gim, held up Paul Ludden, 27, of 88 W. f i WaiaU S»r«*t content of the water which came through noon with failure to obey traffic Robert Spring, 37, of 94 Sunday morning. Franklin Ave., Yonken, New York: I^nlel Mknchutar, Ooon. being struck by a car on W. control signal (red light) at E. the Cumberland Farms Store Main St., Rockville, was Fire Calls E. Harris. 101 Pearl St. Hartford, Conn: BUBI. LYONS Union Pond. Steep Rd., South Windsor, The missing vehicle probably Date of hearing. Sept. 7. 1972; Time of PublUher Center St., police reported. Middle Tpke. and Sununit St. in the Post Road Shopping arrested and charged with Founded October 1. 1881 Perhaps there is psychology as well as was arrested last night and has bright red paint chips, from hearing, 1:00 p.m.; Place of hearing, Police said a westbound car Court date Sept. 18. Plaza, Rt. 30, last night. breach of the peace, in con­ I the car it struck, on its right side, Town firemen were called to Bolton Center Rd.. Bolton. ecology involved in what seems to be the charged with reckless driving Manchester Memorial Hospital Upon the application of the petitioner operated by Alexander J. Dec Jr., Leonard R. Edwards, 25, of no Police said the men were nection with the investigation V police said. praving that for authority to sell certain difference. 24, of Hartford, hit the girl as she certain address, charged Satur­ believed to have been 18 to 21 and evading responsibility, in The car being sought allegedly (Box 393) at 10:44 last night on real estate as per application on file more Matter.______of a disturbance in the center fully appears, was crossing W. Center St. near day afternoon on a Circuit Court years of age and it was not connection with the investiga­ struck a parked car on the south report of smoke on the second Still, there is this clean glint to the water. of town Saturday. He was floor on the north wing. IT I§ ORDERED THAT: Said appUca- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Cooper St.at about 9:45 p.m. Dec 12 warrant with non-support. known if a car was used. The tion of a three-car accident on side of W. Middle Tpke., near tion be heard and determined at the Court P e b b le In Advance Still, there is this absence of odor, even on released on a $25 surety bond. The smoke came from a hot of Probate at the date, time and place One Year ...... 889.00 told police he could not stop in Court date Sept. 11. Sullivan Ave. Dover Rd., at about 3 a.m, Sun­ Six Montbs ...... 19.80 a muggy August night, in the environs. pair put the clerk in a cooler Charles Turosky, 18, of 614 plate, firemen said, and there indicated above. Three Months ...... 9.76 time to avoid hitting her. Maurice W. Wilson, 35, of 2 day. The parked car is owned by By Order of the Court and ripped the phone off the Rye St., South Windsor, was was no fire. No damage was EL?:aNOR H. PREUSS. Clerk One Month ...... S.3S Perhaps no one is quite ready to proclaim Injuries were not serious, Pearl St., charged Saturday night David W. Castagna of 692 W. Single Copv ...... 16c hook before leaving, police charged with unnecessary Rblice said cars driven by reported. By Carrier ...... weekly 76c that Union Pond is ready for anyboby to police said, but the car was with being found intoxicated. Middle Tpke. said. It has not been deter­ noise with a motor vehicle trmtntF.p n v swim in it. towed. No charges were filed. Court date Sept. 11. John Kelleher, 52, of Deer­ mined how much money was and failure to display THE ASSOCIATED PRESS But one thing is already clear, and that is Richard R. Bailey, 17, of East field, Mass, and Paul Zocco The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ There were no Injuries Hartford, charged &turday after­ taken. headlights. All of those CU P AND SAVE titled to the use of republlcatlon of all that the late Paddy O'Connor's pigs could news dispatches credited to It or not ot)ier reported in a two^rar accident noon with casuing unnecessary Arrested Sunday, by Vernon charged are scheduled to Jr., 20, of Enfield, were wise credited in this pai>er and also .the stopped for a traffic light and local news published here. never now repeat their famous exploit. Saturday afternoon on Highland noise with a motor vehicle on Police, was Craig Bir­ appear in Circuit Court 12, • AH rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ Spring collided with the rear patches herein also reserved. The late vegetable man's pigs once St„ police reported. Bidwell St. Court date Sept. 18. mingham, 28, of W. Middle Rockville, Sept. 19. A car operated by Bruce S. David L. Faulkner, 24, of East of the Zocco car pushing it The Mwichester Publlshinx Company as­ wondered far from the pen he maintained Tpke., Manchester. He was Coventry sumes n6 financial responsibility for typo­ Byrne of 80 Church St. apparently Hartford, charged Saturday after­ into the rear of the Kelleher TIPS ON THE CARIBBEAN for them, and, when found, were on the charged with operating a graphical errors appearing In advertise­ swerved to avoid an animal in the noon with operating a motor Coventry Police are in­ car. According to police. ments and other reading matter In The other side of Union Pond. But just as Paddy motor vehicle while under the Manchester Evening Herald. road, and struck a car driven by vehicle while his license-iS'’under vestigating the theft of about Spring backed up and left the By was preparing for the tedious task of driving influence of liquor and was Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Leo J . Poudrier of 15 suspension, and following too $5(X) from a cash drawer at the scene and was arrested a short Publishers Representatives — Mathews, them around the shore and back to home, closely, after an accident at released on a $250 non-surety Shannon and Cullen Ina, Special Agency Candlewood Dr. Poudrier’s car Gasland Service Station on time later. Spring was —New York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. the pigs alarmed him and seemed to seal then hit a mailbox, a hemlock Center and Broad Sts. involving^ bond. Rt. 44A. Stephen Morehouse, 18, of released on a $500 non-surety MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- their own doom by plunging into Union bush and a tree at 167 Highland his car and a car driven by Lester Police said the theft ap­ TIONS. G. Bouchard of Forrestville, 25 Ridgewood Dr., Rockville, bond for appearance in Cir­ Pond and starting to swim their way home. St., then went through a hedge parently occurred while the cuit Court 12, East Hartford, Dhmlay advertising closing hours and across the lawn at 153 Conn. Court date Sept. 18. was charged with making un­ WORLD For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday The reason for alarm was this: pigs station attendant, Gary Sept. 18. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .Saturday Highland St., police said. There Nancy M. Hastings, 27, of Hart­ necessary noise with a motor Kingsbury, was pumping gas. For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday happen to be equipped with sharp-pointed were no charges filed. ford, charged Sunday afternoon For Thursday^l p.m. Tuesday vehicle, Sunday. From now until the beginning of December is the time to visit the Caribbean For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday hooves. Their natural swimming stroke Ridry D. Post, 17, of East with operating a motor vehicle On Saturday, Joseph lslan(is. Good hotels are available at reasonable prices. The packages usually include Classtfled deadline 19 Noon day Hartford, charged Sunday mor­ without a license and driving before publlcatloo 19 Noon Friday brings these sharp hooves in close against Zinker, 65, of ^ High St., transfers from airport to hotel and return, MAP plan, and several other benefits. for Saturday and Monday publics- ning with failure to obey traffic without glasses, at Main and Rockville was charged with tlOIL their own flanks. The normal expectation, Strickland Sts. Court date Sept. DANGER: POISON Let us start with Antigua, an island about 1,600 miles from New York. control signal (red light) at Main intoxication and resisting then, was that pigs attempting as long a St. and Ei Middle Tpke. Court 11. Discovered by Columbus in 1493, it was fought over by the French, English and arrest. He was released on a swim as that across Union Pond would slash date Sept. 11. Spanish, but has remained British. Excellent hotels and beaches. Good fora quiet and A Dream Of A Decent Campaign themselves to death long before they Ronald S. Hagenow, 17, of 23 $100 non-surety bond. Eklward Wierzchowski, 17, restful vacation. reached that other shore. Hyde St., charged Sunday night Loss at $6,375 Some ^ y . perhaps, there will be granted of 5 Ridgewood Dr., Barbados is as British as Trafalgar Square. The island lays claim to some of the But Paddy's pigs, to everybody's amaze­ with reckless driving, in the Main to us, from some mysterious dispensation St. area. Court date Sept. 18. In House Break Rockville, was charged with Read all labels care- i finest beaches anywhere. You can sail, water ski, and skindive with crystal clear water ment and rejoicing, completed the journey from on high, an order of political cam­ Olivette B. Harman, 32, of East A house burglary at the 32 operating under the influence all around. Entertainment is excellent. safely, and clambered up the other bank, paigning which consists of something more Hartford, charged Sunday after­ Wyllys St. home of William Sleith of liquor and reckless driving, fully. Store poisons | Next we have Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad is vibtant and diverse. Sightseeing is where an admiring gathering of the populace noon with fourth-degree larceny impressive than a process of having each recently netted thieves at least in connection with the in­ a must. We see people from Europe, China and India, with the corresponding was cheering them on, without a single (shoplifting) at Treasure Qty $6,000 worth of items, police vestigation of an accident on candidate go to each special group with his out of reach of chil- J architectural buildings of the different races. The limbo dance and the steel bands "sqratch to show for their exploit. Ebicept for Department Store at the reported today. own best version of what that special group Parkade. Court date Sept. 11. were born in Trinidad. Tobago on the other hand is quiet, restful and has wonderful th^ fact that some North End bacon, that A partial list of the missing most wants to hear. Blaine A. Perkins, 34, and items submitted to police totals dren. beaches. A must is snorkeling at Buccoo Reef where you can see technicolored following winter, seemed to have a par­ FUELOIL Photographed By Sylvian Ofiara"^ Louise Perkins, 33, both of 5 about $6,375. Taken were various tropical fish. Tobago is the legendary home of Robinson Crusoe. THE STREAM, GLASTONBURY If paid in 5 days Some day, perhaps, but not now. ticular richness of flavor, there was no River St., Rockville, charged Sun­ pieces of art, several pistols, a from date of More next week on other islands. known aftermath. day night with fourth-degree mink coat, a silver tea service, 17.9 delivery President Nixon, for all he is now the man PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP WITH How had the miraculous exploit been larceny (shoplifting) at Treasure and a leopard skin rug, police of peace, cannot resist going’t^the veterans aty. Court date Sept. 11. (24-Hr. Notice for accomplished? The explanation was visible said. Delivery) organizations with the same kind of elemen­ ^ b in J. Luce, 19, of Charter Investigation of the break is WESTOWM on the bristles of the triumphant pigs. Their 24-Hr. Burner Service TRAVEL tal jingoism he specialized in before he went The Conservative Rd., Tolland, charged with being conducted by the detective hides had, upon entrance into the waters of Open Forum second-degree reckless endanger­ ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ division. to Peking or brought troops home from a Cooperative Oil Co. 455 HARTFORD ROAD - 643-5230 that old time Union Pond, been immediately ment and third-degree criminal Entry to the house was ap­ WORLD battle they had not won. And who can blame mischief, on a Circuit Court 12 315 Broad St., Manchester coated with such a heavy film of greasy parently gained via a rear door. PHONE 643-1553 Your Community Health Service Sfore President Nixon for doing this, when he is H ards Mother's Protest letters of commendation trom warrant. Court date Sept. 11. 67 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. 64 7-99 49 industrial waste and general pollution that All rooms were entered and ran­ preceded, on the same platforms, by a To the Elditor, the Township Manager, Robert sacked, police said the sharp hooves of the pigs had, with each Weiss and from Robert Dlgan, Senator McGovern who has obviously been As both teacher and parent in Manchester Police arrests stroke, slipped harmlessly off the belly. this community. I am shocked Coordinator of Youth Services for scratching around to find promises and By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak made over the weekend in­ The new Union Pond, glinting in the sun, and dismayed by an incident that a job well done, last summer, in cluded : reinterpretations of his own positions which connection with SAM activities. smelling sweet as rain, proud of such an MIAMI BEACH—The steely of Miami Beach was more sym­ At Convention Hall, liberal occurred two weeks ago, in­ Dean P. Stockwell, 23, of 340B The embarrassment, hear­ will mollify the hostility he expects to find? resolution always displayed by bolic than substantative. Gov. William Milliken of volving my son, Paul Silver. Charter Oak St., charged Satur­ ambitious new feature as a special ramp for tache, and expense (some of the dominant conservative wing “This has a whiff of 1964," Michigan telephoned Rep. John As a teacher, I am concerned day afternoon with operating an Senator McGovern, for his part, goes to a those who wish to go boating on its enchan­ Paul's summer earnings toward in Republican intraparty warfare muttered liberal Sen. Charles H. Anderson of Dlinois at the Elden about the ever-increasing unregistered motor vehicle at college had to go to pay his convention of that teacher's union which has ting ripples, sits in the middle of the new was dramatized again in the wee Roc to tell him MacGregor resentments young people have Percy of Illinois as he stalked lawyer's fees) may berame a pioneered in the use of the strike, and, North End like a jewel. hours Tuesday morning when an from the rules committee after wanted a chance to mediate. towards those in positions of thing of the past, but I have no And as for pigs, if it is too clean for them, eleventh-hour offer for mediation one Monday night recess. He was Anderson quickly sent up a note authority and am outraged when scrunching around with obvious pleasure in a doubt that the bitterness it TOWN OF MANCHESTER % from the White House was right in the sense that the to Chairman Cramer, presiding in those very people force upon the promise he knows President Nixon is not that doesn't really matter. Hardly anybody in caused will be hard to remove. peremptorily brushed aside. liberals, in 1972 as in 1964, had a sweltering, cramped hotel young harrassm«nts which likely to match, pronounces his own ap­ the North End raises any these days. What bothers me is that Paul's LEGAL At that point, the convention's been outmaneuvered, outfought room. The moonfaced Cramer violate their sense of dignity and case does not appear to be a proval of the strike as a weapon for teachers rules committee was nearing a and outnumbered. blandly ignored Anderson's note fair play. NOTICE unique one. In discussing this GUARANTEED The convention of the American Federation vote in the two-week battle over The hardness of the conser­ and gavelled through the conser­ As a parent, 1 react strongly to llie Planning and Zoning Com­ story with others I have come to 2 to 5 Yr. Savings Certificates of Teachers rewards him with an endorse­ 1976 delegate apportionment. vatives was shown most clearly in vative delegate allocation. a situation in which the combina­ mission will hold public hearings 6.27Our Effective Annual Yield learn that other youngsters have Suddenly, word was secretly the remarkable, climactic Cramer was not the only con­ tion of poor reporting of this on September 11, 1972 at 7:30 ment. been apprehended on apparently relayed that if the committee developments in the rules fight. servative who wanted no further particular story and an un­ P.M. in the Municipal Building to unsubstantiated charges, Too much of the campaign that lies ahead would slow down. Presidential While Percy and his friends were compromise. Mississippi state substantiated arrest has placed hear and consider the following: suspected, put through a similar is going to show the candidates for the campaign manager Clark getting bloodied in the rules com­ chairman Clarke Reed, the dis­ me in the rediculous position of FIRST HARTFORD CORP. - Watch Youf Profile having to make explanations to ordeal and then released, leaving highest office in this land in a continuation of MacGregor would be available to mittee at the Eklen Roc Hotel, his ciplined dynamo leading the rules ZONE CHANGE - LYDALL ST. work out a compromise. Former fight, flatly rejected the Tower- friends and to those I serve, the youngster and the family to & GREENWOOD DR. such tactics—going to one special group after In the waiting room of a major airport the allies at Convention Hall 30 Rep. William Cramer of Florida, Jones formula. He wanted the concerning the innocence of my settle things as best as they could. ITEM 1 A request for a zone other day, we struck up a conversation with blocks away were turning in another with the special promise supposed the rules committee chairman, South's disproportionate delegate son. It is disturbing to think that one change from Rural Residence the gentleman seated in the plastic chair to desperation to President Nixon's to appeal to that group's special interests. blithely ignored the offer and political operation for help. strength kept intact. Two weeks ago, my son, who day, some unsuspecting zoning to Residence A zoning for our left. He was chain-smoking cigarets and youngster might be charged with presst^ on to pass the conser- Nixon operatives earlier had On Tuesday morning, the had been actively engaged as co­ 28.8 acres generally south of And out of such promising both candidates he kept his large brief case clasped tightly an arrest simply because he was vativ^delegate formula. been clandestine confederates of liberals once again sought coordinator of SAM was arrested Lydall St. with frontage on Lydall under his arm. Occasionally he would look at the site of an incident when it will be pretending — even, the self-hypnosis Here was the classical “hard" the conservatives but were negotiations. No, said Tower, his in connection with an LSD inci­ St- and Greenwood Dr. as shown around furtively. occurred. in political campaigning being what it is. political pattern displayed by ordered into neutrality. Now people were tired of talking. That dent and charged with “reckless on a plan entiUed “Property of "You'd better be careful." we advised. 1 realize the difficult job the an conservatives in this and past liberal Rep. John Dellenback of left the liberals forced to choose endangerment". Paul was in the First Hartford Realty Lydall St. believing — they are building a basis not only ■'What'’ What? What do you mean be Police Department has to do; Republican conventions: self- Oregon approached campaign between capitulation or a losing area, at the time, attending to and Greenwood Dr. Manchester, for their own victory at the polls, but for careful? the man replied, accidentally drop­ that policemen, being only assured, tough, determined to manager MacGregor, seated in a floor fight. Nobody felt this more duties relating to SAM, and had Conn. Scale; One inch equals 200 CONTINUOUS GUARANTEED ping his brief case and putting a cigaret burn running the nation. win maximum political advan­ keenly than Percy, aggressively nothing to do with this incident. "human, are subject to error; that feet 5-30-72 Arthur K. Bramanis, in his trousers. front row convention box. Would 1 Yr. Savings Certificates tage. In contrast, the party committed to a more liberal Police stressed Silver himself did they are under a great deal of ^ u r Effective Annual Yield Appeal to enough special Interests, echo "It's your behavior profile." we explained. he use his good offices to effect a L.S." liberals, as in years past, were delegate apportionment. not give the juvenile LSD and the pressure by the community to put ZONING REGULATION The Federal Aviation Administration has compromise to prevent humilia­ enough prejudices, twist, convincingly, in classical “softs": irresolute, dis­ In the manner familiar among prosecutor dismissed tlie case for a stop to drug traffic, but if in the AMENDMENT .something called a behavior profile, and it's tion of the liberals? enough different directions, and you can. the organized, confused about goals. Republican liberals, Percy lack of evidence stated that Paul course of their pursuits they ITEM 2 The Commission used to spot potential air pirates. With all Minutes later, MacGregor was pragmatic theory seems to be. get yourself Actually, although some vacillated. Facing open hostility was in the vicinity at that time. damage the private lives of the proposes to amend Article II, due respoect. your behavior profile is terri­ in a caucus room where Southerners boasted after their from the Bourbon-dominated Two days after, the incident oc­ innocent, then there is need for Section 9 of the Zoning elected. ble. You're sitting there chain-smoking negotiations were underway Tuesday afternoon floor victory between conservative Sen. John Illinois delegation, Percy curred, the youngster who had much revision in our judicial Regulations by adding Special cigarets. hanging on to your brief case for system. How can we expect We disagree. We think the only guaranteed that their 1976 convention forces Tower of Texas and a liberal recommended going along with presumably taken the LSD, and Elxception uses of Automobile your dear life, and looking around furtively. who had had a confrontation with young people to appreciate the COMPOUNDING were thereby increased by at the conservative majority but Sales, Tennis & Badminton result from such a brand of campaigning is a N’ou stand a good chance of being arrested group headed by Sen. Hugh Scott added that he might well vote the Paul two weeks earlier, swore jo b done by the police Courts, SkatingRinks, and Health on suspicion. " least 200 delegates, the outcome of Pennsylvania. Hearing Tower prolonged insult to the intelligence and taste other way. Bourbon state Rep. that Paul had made a statement departments when they & Recreation Clubs in Industrial gives you ■'You're right. " said the man. "and that's was not that clearcut. What's and state chairman Clifford Jones of the American people. Pete Miller of Chicago explod^ concerning the effects of LSD, themselves are being victimized %. what worries me. I've heard about this more, conservatives were forced of Pennsylvania agree on a com­ Zones. over Percy's ambivalence, cor­ which Paul adamantly denied. for acts of which they are in­ behavior profile too. At first 1 didn't think to yield to the 1970s by accepting promise formula, MacGregor Article, IV, Section 9 — Add: We are not morons. We have to prove it — rectly reflecting the mood of the Consequently, on the basis of nocent? anything of it. but then it all sunk in. 1 knew new rules aimed at increasing thought peace was near. He Parking requirements for Tennis 90 DAY that we are not morons — when we go to the youth and minority group offered his help and suggested Illinois delegation. Paul's presence near the scene 'At the same time, it is the Courts, Badminton Courts and that if 1 didn't want to be arrested on and a youngster's subsequent and responsibiUty of the press to get a Notice Accounts polls and somehow manage to cut through suspision I'd better try looking as innocent as delegates. the rules committee deliberations Skating Rinks. Thus, the conservative victory unproven accusation, our family complete and comprehensive what the candidates have been telling us. 1 could. But the more 1 tried looking inno­ be slowed. Article IV, Section 6.02.01 - was to be subjected to a situation story so that we can put more Add: A requirement of public 547Our Effective Annual Yield cent the more nervous 1 got. and the more that was unjust, unnecessary, and trust in the printed page. TOP EARNINGS nervous 1 got the more guilty 1 looked. sanitary sewer and water in In­ Once, in what seems a long time ago, there costly in terms of time, and My heart goes out to the young. dustrial Zones. "What do you have in that brief case?" They're Off—More or Less emotional and financial strain. Too often they are treated with was “a presidential campaign which, at the "Oh. the usual thing — some office papers, Article IV, Section 6.03.01 - and a Choice of Paul appeared in court not once, the kind of disrespect and con­ Add; Reference to additional very top at least, showed more respect for an Agatha Christie novel, a melted chocolate / but twice, even though there was tempt that their elders would special requirements for In­ us, the people. bar, and a wrinkled tie. " not enough proof to have brought never tolerate. It is time for ■'Well. " we said, "why not just put the dustrial Zones. him into court, in the first place. adults to take a good, hard look at Article I, Section 2 — Add: A That was the campaign in which Adlai brief case on the floor, stop smoking so The case was dismissed, Paul themselves. much, and stop looking around furtively." definition for "club.” Stevenson promised to talk sense to the was cleared, but your newspaper, If young people are cynical and A copy of the full text of these "It won't work." said our friend. "I'd look in failing to mention that Paul disillusioned about the state of American people, and did accomplish such too casual, and it may be that the behavior proposed amendments can be Saving Plans had simply been in the vicinity at affairs today, it is understan­ feats as going to a veterans organization profile is programed for casualness. That's obtained from the Planning % the time, and in stating that the dable. There is much cause. Department. convention and making the same kind of the problem. Nobody knows what kind of case, in connection with the LSD Mabel Silver behavior the FAA has profiled, so how are Notice of these hearings and speech he would have made to a peace incident had been dismissed for Manchester copies of the application and full n REGULAR you supposed to know liow best to»'ac,f lack of further proof, left the All S.B.M. Savings Earn from group. And it was the campaign in which innocent?" text of the proposed zoning Savings Accounts Dwight Elisenhower, although less gifted and ..reader to conclude that Paul had amendments have been filed in Just then a man in uniform tapped the been actually involved in giving a facile in tongue than his opponent, went fellow on the shoulder, the Town Oerk’s office and may DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL; 5.20Our Effective Annual Y i^ youngster drugs. The article was Open Forum be inspected during normal office before the people in the same spirit he later "Yipe!" .said the fellow as he jumped to injurious . despite the his feet and put his hands in the air. "Search Street Incident hours. served them—a spirit of making us a whole, acknowledgement of dismissal, To the Editor, Planning and Zoning Credited Monthly me, search me," he screamed. because it left one to assume that so long as $5 remains in account and healthy, society rather than a campaign The uniformed ticket agent merely smiled. This is a “thank you” to the Commission 'til end of month promise patchwork of special interests. there was more here than met the person or persons who so bravely Oarence W. Welti, Chair­ "1 only wanted to tell you that your flight to eye. Detroit will be 15 minutes late." struck our family cat, in his nice man A more complete picture AUred Sleffert, Secretary ^ In dreaming of a decent political cam­ "You mean," said the worried man, “that Ford LTD station wagon, then would have included the drove off leaving the cat for dog Dated this 28th day of August, paign, it seems more profitable to turn back, 1 don't fit the FAA's behavior profile?" following facts about my son to 1952, than forward. "Not quite," replied the ticket agent. bait or more cars to hit In the 1972 which were presented to the middle of Blast Center St. "There are two or three more manifestations judge by both the attorney and 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 of guilt you need to demonstrate before we Luckily two of our seven prosecutor; that Paul had never children happened to be out on WANTED can arrest you. On a scale of 1 to 10, you been in any difficulty with the regi.ster only 7. Now just sit down and we'll the front lawn with a neighbor. Oean, Late Model „ police. (On the contray, he had The littlest one ran into the house keep watching you. If and when you reach had direct dealings with them as Too O ean For Paddy’s Pigs 10, several very large men in plain clothes yelling to his mother that their USED CARS well as with other municipal family cat had just b ^ n struck by will pounce on you. So relax." departments when he and Top Prices Paid "Thank you, thank you," said the man. He a car, thus putting everybody in Die other day, water began flowing over another youngster maderan un­ the house into a great shock. This Ali Makes! opened his brief case and began eating the precedented effort at writing the avings ank of anchester the top of the dam again, and what was happening occurred on the date S B A M . melted chocolate bar. . Annual Report for Manchester CARTER CHEVROLET f I massed behihd it was the blue and sparkling of 7-24-'72 at 7:20 a.m. In the distance we heard a voice say ''(1970-71); that he is a National C O ., IN C . ex|>anse of what seemed a totally new Union quietly: “That's 8." We “thank you” for all the Eight con«#nltnt Mrving Merit Award scholar; that he is kindness you have for not stop­ 1229 Main St. Pond. \ -— Edwin A. Roberts, Jr., presently enrolled in an honor’s In The National Observer ping. Gee, imagine if that was Phone 649-5238 .MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • lOLTON NOTCH, Perhaps it was imagination which helped ^ - ' 1 7 - program at the University of one of us kids. Connecticut; that he had received Edward Chisholm ■ 'v \ ' ' ■ . ■ - ■ - (. 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McNamara, Richard Devlin, son of Richard J . and Violet Howe 11 Time 41 Love 71 Mind 12-27-29-52 6-18-21-38^ McNamara of Lombard, 111., formerly of Rockville. He was bom 2-69-82-87 12 Your 42 You 72 The u 13 Promise 73 Gracefully 42-50-66 Aug. 8 in Lombard, 111. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. CANCIZ 43 Affecflort U T o lk s 44 To 74 Courtship CAPRICORN Charles Howe of Beverly, Mass, and Invernesshire, Scotland. His Largest Ferris Wheel i JUNE 21 15 The 45 Burn 75 You DfC. 22 ^ Shell Specialists 16A 46 Both 76 Moke paterrial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McNamara, 81 UUt'r 22 17 To 47 Your 77 Will JAN. 19 Lawton Rd. The Ferris wheel at the Most shell collectors tend 2-10-15-20 18 More 48 Originality 76 Condle 3- 7-26-32(0 Columbian Exposition in Chi­ to specialize since they real­ 5^44-60-83-84 190f 49 Personol 79 Added 37-47-71 ize the futility of obtaining 20 Opportunity 50 Finolize 80 Affectionate Mac, Michelle Aimee, daughter of John R. and Aflgela Lessard. cago in 1893 was the largest AQUARIUS even a fair portion of the LIO 21 Information 51 Ovei* 81 Amends 69^ Cedar St. She was born Aug. 15 at Manchester Memorial ever built. It had 36 cars and . 22 Your 52 Of 82 Be JAN. 20 100,000 or more known shell Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mh. Lionel J. could carry 2,160 persons AUG. 22 I 23 Spark 53 Chonge 83 Your species, according to Ency j 24 Wonderful 54 Occurs 84 Kr>ow-how Lessard Sr., 169 Lyness St. Her paternal grandfather i^ John V. Mac ’> 4- 5-13-16 weighing a total of 150 tons. clc:lopaedia Britannica. 1 25Tolk 55 Laughter 85 Feelings of East Hartford. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and s T ll-49-57 2 26 Idea 56 And 86 Suggest VIRGO J 27 Partner's 57 Occoslon 87 Sotisfoctory PISCiS Mrs.^Frank DiLisio of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Roux of « 28 Own 58 And 66 Apologize West Hartford. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. y AUa. 21 * 29 Hondling 59 Ends 89 Respect F it. 19 f v . ie n . 22 c 30 if 60 Demonstrate 90 Outing MAR. 2 0 < ^ * ^ John Stomper of Center Rutland, Vt. and John E. Mac of Livonia. Mich. >^3^45-46-59 )Good ^ Adverse N'c u t ra 1 30-40-53-54^ H/65-72-78 61-8A-73 Ray Little III, James Edward, son of James E. and Gayle Lammers Little Jr., 275 South St., Apt. 3E, Rockville. He was born Aug. 15 at Rotary Official To Speak Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Belter's and Mrs. James Lammers of South Plainfield, N.J. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Little of Hartford. The Manchester Rotary Club, which meets Tuesday at 6:30 Carbonneau, Katherine Frances, daughter of Henri P. and Margaret Berkery Carbonneau of RFD 4. Shenipsit Lake Rd.. MUSIC SHOP p.m. at the Manchester Country 2 Club, will have as its guest Rockville. She was born Aug. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. speaker, Eugene D. Case, gover­ Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eklwin Berkery of 1013 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER nor of the Western Union City, N.J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henri OUR FALL TEACHING SCHEDULE Massachusetts-Northern Connec­ Carbonneau Sr, of West Hartford. Her great-grandparents are Mr. ticut Rotary District. and Mrs. Thomas Moran of Union City, N.J. She has a sister. FOR THE FOLLOWING INSTRUMENTS Elizabeth Ann, 3. _____ Joseph Castagna, local club ♦ Brass Instruments president, will welcome Case, ♦ Guitar Mrs. Andrew Dean Tupper Benton, Amy Victoria, daughter of Edwin and Bessie Davis Trumpet Trombone who will update the Rotarians on Benton Jr. of East Hartford. Mrs. Benton is formerly of Popular, Folk, Blues, Church, performed the double- _J All Events photo Burian-Moss photo The marriage of Jane Alberta the progress being made by the Manchester. The baby was born July 2 at Manchester Memorial Classical, Country ring ceremony. James McKay ♦ Reed Instruments Mrs. William Andrew Kavanagh Anderson of Manchester to An­ district’s 3,400 members. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clarinet ■ Saxaphone Mrs. James Stephen Ruane Jr. drew Dean Tupper of Hebron was organist. 'The bride was given Case will also explain the 1972- Davis of East Ha tford. Her paternal grandfather is Edwin Benton ♦ Percussion took place late Saturday after­ in marriage by her father. 73 community service program of Drums, Dance, Concert, ’The marriage of Dianne Mane quet of daisies, yellow carnations white daisies, blue carnations and Sr. of Lebanon. Maternal grea-grandmother is Mrs. Victoria ♦ Flute and Piccolo St. Bartholomew’s Church was Lorlnf iibato noon at North United Methodist Miss Rosalie Keough of Rotary International. Parade Novakousk i^Hobart, N.Y., to and baby’s breath. baby's breath with blue Humiston of East Hartford. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. the scene Friday evening of the Church.' Manchester was maid of honor. Bom in Jacksonville, Fla., Case William Andrew Kavanagh of Bridesmaids were Miss streamers. Amy Benton of East Hartford. marriage of Kerry Ann Lukovitz Mrs. Walter F. Zingler Jr. The bride is the daughter ofi Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret was graduated from Pittsfield Albany, N.Y., was solemnized Kathleen Kavanagh of River of Manchester to James Stephen John Jackson of Southboro, Najsiff photo soloist. Bouquets of gladioli were Mr. and Mrs. EYnest H. Anderson Fee of Mystic and Mrs. Ilmars (Mass.) High School and recently Phelps, Shelby Lynn, daughter of Roger L. and Cheryl Barnes HAVE YOUR BAND INSTRUMENTS CHECKED OVER Aug. 12 at St. BYancis of Assisi Edge, N.J., cousin of the Ruane Jr. of Blast Hartford. Mass., served as best man. The marriage of Mary Lou AND REPAIRED NOW! on the altar. of 55 Academy St. The Knets of I^ddletown. completed 30 years as one of the Phelps of Amston. She was born Aug. 14 at Manchester Memorial Church in South Windsor. bridegroom; and Miss Linda The bride is a daughter of Mr. Ushers were Bruce E. Marsh of Mikulski of Manchester to Walter The bride was given in bridegroom is the son of Mr. and David Kelly of Vernon served top field underwriters from the Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mrs. Robert Charles Lenane ’The bride is the daughter of Navilia of Hobart. The flowed girl and Mrs. George Lukovitz of 20 S. Farm Dr., brother-in-law of F. Zingler Jr. of Rahway, N .J, marriage by her father. She wore Mrs. Robert Tupper of Rt. 66. as best man. Ushers were Donald Monarch Life Insurance Co., Elarnes HI of Amston. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Novakouski of was Carole Kokoszko of Rockfall, Barry Rd. The bridegroom is the the bride; Thomas Carini of Blast was solemnized July 21st in a Eugene D. Czse Call Now For Most Convenient Times! Lucinda Jane Ramizi of pearls, and she carried an old- am empire gown of silk organza, The Rev. Blarle R. Custer, Scott of Manchester and John which has its home office in John F. Phelps. Townsend Rd.. Andover. Her maternal great­ 153 Croft Dr. ’The bridegroom is a cousin of the bride. Their mint son of James S. Ruane and Mrs. Hartford, and James Wall of candlelight ceremony at St. Manchester became the bride of fashioned bouquet, trimmed with alencon lace and pastor of north United Methodist Tosi of Hartford. Springfield. He has been a grandmothers are Mrs. Rachael Barnes of Vernon and Mrs. 649-2036 son of Daniel Kavanagh of Blast green gowns and headbows were Laura Ruane, both of East Hart­ Glastonbury. Bartholomew’s Church. He is m arried and has a Robert Charles Lenane of East Mrs. Belinda Sturtevan of Blast designed with high neckline, A- After a reception at the member of the Pittsfield Rotary Charlotte Cook of East Hartford. Her paternal great-grandmother Northport, L.I., N.Y. styled to match the honor atten­ ford. A reception was held at The bride is a daughter of Mr. daughter and two sons. Hartford Saturday evening in a Hartford, sister of the bride, was iine skirt and detachable train. Glastonbury Hills Country Qub, Qub since 1947. is Mrs. Isabelle Taylor of Willimantic. ’The Rev. Blugene Kilbride of dant’s, and they carried similar The Rev. Philip J. Hussey, Willie’s Steak House. After Sept. and Mrs. Frank Mikulski of 180 candlelight ceremony at Center matron of honor. Bridesmaids Her floor-length veil of silk Illu­ the couple left on a wedding trip St. BYancis of Assisi Church per­ bouquets. pastor of St. Bartholomew’s 1. the couple will live at 28 Greenwood Dr. The bridegroom Traditional Trumpet Invented Shorthand Congregational Church. were Mrs. Judy Bertrand of Blast sion was arranged from a lace IS ^COOKING to the Smokey Mountains and formed the double-ring ceremony Daniel Kavanagh of Ellmont, Church, performed the double­ Milford Rd. is the son of Mrs. Walter F. The bride is a daughter of Mr. Hartford, sister of the and rhinestone-accented hearj- Panama City, Fla. The shofar, a musical in­ Shorthand dates from 63 and was celebrant at the nuptial N.Y., served as his brother’s best ring ceremony and was celebrant Mrs. Ruane is a staff nurse at Zingler Sr. of Rayway, and the and Mrs. Vincent Ramizi of 220 bridegroom; and Miss Jean Daley bow, and she carried a nosegay of IS FUN After Sept. 11, the couple will strument, was important in B.C., when Marcus Tullius Mass. Mary Martin of Albany, man. Ushers were Allen at the nuptial Mass. Harry K. Manchester Memorial Hospital late Mr. Zingler. ancient Jewish tradition. It Tiro invented a system of Greenwood Dr. The bridegroom of 16 Drescher Rd. roses and baby’s breath. live in Orono, Maine, where Mr. N.Y., was guitarist. Novakouski of Vernon, brother of Carr of Coburn Rd. was organist. and is attending the University of The Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor was a trumpet made of the taking notes to record the is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford Parent of Blast Hart­ Miss Joanne Mikulski of Tupper is a student at the Univer­ ’The bride, given in marriage by the bride,; and Philip The bride was given in Connecticut. Mr. Ruane is officer of St. Bartholomew’s Church, horn of a ram. Mosaic law speeches of Cicero, Seneca Lenane of Elast Hartford. ford served as best man. Ushers Manchester, sister of the bride, sity of Maine. Mrs. Tupper will her father, wore a full-length Schweppenhauser of Albany. marriage by her father. She wore manager at'the J. WilUam Foley, performed the double-ring •r CECILY IHOWNSTONt required these horns to be and others in the Roman The Rev. Lyman Farrar, co­ were Richard Merrow of Coven­ be employed as a medical gown of satin and lace, designed a gown of silk organza, accented Inc., Middletown, and is atten­ ceremony and was celebrant at was maid of honor. She wore an t. sounded on certain religious Senate, according to Ency­ pastor of Center Congregational try, and Lawrence Bertrand and empire gown of aqua chiffon and technologist in Bangor, Maine. occasions. clopaedia Britannica. with high neckline and long lace After a reception at Willie’s with venise lace and designed ding central Connecticut State the nuptial Mass. Miss Kathy GOOD DINNER Church, performed the double­ . Howard Hermanson, both of Blast carried a nosegay of aqua colored sleeves. She carried a bouquet of Steak House, the couple left on a with high neckline, short cap College. Donovan was organist and Curried Chicken Roils Rice Pre-Season Introductory Special! ring ceremony. Walter Gryzb was Hartford. The ring bearer was sweetheart roses an carnations. yellow and white roses with motor trip to Montreal, Canada. sleeves, and chapel train. Her Mrs. Walter Way’s Plum organist. Stephen Bertrand of Blast Hart­ The junior bridesmaid was baby’s breath. They now live in Troy, N.Y. mantilla was trimmed with Chutney The bride, given in marriage by ford. Miss Susan Hinds of Loudon- Mrs. Kavanagh has been matching lace, and she carried a Moller-Sullivan Fishing Hole Laurie Ann Mikulski of Green Peas Salad Bowl A her father, wore an empire gown A reception was held at Plano’s ville, N.Y., was maid of honor. Manchester, another sister of the Our Entire Stock Of New Fall and Winter Outerwear employed as a reading teacher in colonial bouquet of roses and Sharon Louise Sullivan of Coffee Parfait Bevera^ of silk organza accented with Restaurant, Bolton. The couple She wore a gown of lace over For Handicapped bride. Her orchid color gown and South Kortright, N.Y. Mr. baby's breath . Manchester became the bride of MRS. WALTER WAY’S venise lace daisies and chantilly will live in Marietta, Ga., while yellow taffeta with a matching Kavanagh is employed at the nosegay were styled to match the Mrs. Bruce E. Marsh of 44 S. Steven Charles Moller of PLUM CHUTNEY lace and designed with long Mr. Lenane is attending Southern headbow, and she carried a bou­ honor attendant’s. Delmar Pallett Co., Albany , Farm Dr., sister of the bride, was Wethersfield July 28 in a double­ AMERICAN B’ORK CANYON. One of the best relishes you sleeves and chapel train. Her Technical Institute, Division of Mark L. Winzler of Manchester OUR matron of honor. The maid of ring ceremony at Brattleboro, Vt. Utah (AP) — The Uinta National can make. SAVE chapel-length veil of silk Illusion Georgia Institute of Technology, served as best man. honor was Miss Karlene M. The bride is the daughter of B'orest has dedicated an area that 2 1/2 pounds fresh purple was attached to a matching head- where he will major in architec­ After a reception at the Steak prune-plums, halved and pit­ FABRIC CENTER REGULAR Lukovitz of Barry Rd.. another Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Sullivan it had been planning for years — a AN piece trimmed with lace and seed tural engineering. Szymaszek-Lee Qub in East Hartford, the couple ted (7 cups) sister of the bride. Bridesmaids of 73 Horton Rd. The bridegroom special fishing facility for the LOW left on a motor trip to Cape Cod. 1 pound onions, peeled and were Miss Lauren Fugilese of is the son of Atty. Charles E. mentally and physically han­ U They now live in Manchester. coarsely chopped (3 cups) EXTRA Oakville and Miss Anne Rowland MoUer Jr. of Wethersfield and dicapped LABOR-HAY PRICES Moberg-Yama Mk . Zingler is a junior at the 2 pounds McIntosh or green ap­ of Holyoke, Mass. They wore Mrs. Barbara H. Moller of Blast The area at Tibbie Fork Dam sleeveless floral print empire in American F'ork Canyon cost Hartford Hospital School ol Nur­ ples, peeled and cored and Hartford. coarsely chopped (7 cups) gowns with sprays of baby's the Forest Service more than sing. Mr. angler is assistant 20% OFF Mrs. Moller, a 1971 graduate of 1 1/2 cups distilled white vine­ breath in their hair. The honor $37,000, spokesmen said, but they grocery manager at Mott’s •Infants • Girls • Boys • Men’s • Ladies & Juniors Manchester High School, is gar attendants carried colonial bou­ had wanted to do it for a long ShopRite supermarket New Bri­ employed as a nurses aide at 2 cups granulated sugar quets of yellow and white daisies, time tain. Manchester Memorial Hospital. 2 cups firmly packed dark blue carnations, yellow tea roses Following dedication Just In Time For Back-To-School! Mr. Moller, a 1971 graduate of brown sugar and baby’s breath with dark blue ceremonies. Ricky McCarrie of Wethersfield High Schooi, 1 1/2 teaspoons ground allspice streamers. The bridesmaids (he American Fork Training G attended the Greater Hartford School, cut the ribbon, and 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cloves carried bouquets of yellow and Community College. He is ! HOME 1 1/2 teaspoons ground ginger employed at his father’s law of­ children went down paved ramps toward the water in their 1 1/2 tablespoons salt fice in Hartford. 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper, if Beaulieu-Vaughan wheelchairs. Mr. and Mrs. Moller are living I SITTINGS desired The B'orest Service built a plat­ in Hartford. In a very large saucepot (6 to TtK ratsrnuHacs or nuj. form on the water’s edge, with I 8 quarts) mix together the fishing pole holders for those who I in the convenience plums, onions, apples and vine­ Champagne-Hl^dky can't handle a pole themselves. \ of your home g ar; bring to the boiling point The State of Utah added 1,500 and stir in the remaining ingre­ The marriage of Natalie Marie rainbow trout to the lake. dients. Bring again to the boil­ Uadky of Coventry to Paul J. ing point; reduce heat; sim­ Champagne of Hartford took 60 ' WASHABLE SWEATER KNITS Whence Its Name mer, uncovered, and stirring place Aug. 4 in Hartford. Joseph P. Naylor occasionally until very thick — Machine washable solids and fancies you The bride is the daughter of Bedstraw, a plant of the dry Itke a sweater Super colors, |ust right tor madder family, traditionally Photographer about 1 1/4 hours. Stir often Fall All yarn-dyed. Fantastic value at this Mrs. Clara Barker-Hladky of low low price' 4 6 6 received its name from the toward end of cooking tim e to Coventry. The bridegroom is the 649-5593 belief that the manger (formerly with Bachrach) prevent sticking and scorching. Reg 3 49 to 3 99 yd IIIIIH YARD son of Mrs. Mary J. Champagne where Christ was born was (Use a teflon-lined saucepot if of Norwich and the late Felix filled with these plants. available.) Ladle into hot ster­ Champagne. ilized wide-moutM.jars and seal Mrs. Champagne is a 1967 according to jar manu­ 60 " NOVELTY DRESS KNITSITS graduate of Coventry High School facturer’s directions. Makes Polyester and cotton, plus \0 0 % acrylics and a 1971 graduate of Hofstra eight 1/2 pints. Machine washable but should be cold water University, Hempstead, L.I., washed before cutting No ironing ever' ITS Terrific array of color*, patterns. 1 2 2 N.Y. She is employed at the •i Reg 2 69 to 2.99 yd ■ yard Yellow Freight Co., Hartford. Mr. Champagne is a 1965 College Notes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Oscar Moberg I/)ring photo graduate of Norwich Free W SfL'S Academy and a 1969 graduate of OF MANCHESTER The engagement of Miss Area students enrolled in the 45 " ORIENTAL PRINT KNITS Juliette Louise Beaulieu of Providence (R.I.) College. He is AND VERNON Karen Setsuko Yama and Miss Linda Baker of Binghamton, fifth annual Summer Youth Acelate/nylon and 100% Arnel* in employed as a salesman by the Gregory Oscar Moberg, both of N.Y. ’They wore pink and green American Heritage photo Manchester to Ronald Wayne “The Formal Wear King” Program at Hartt College of magnificent patterns and colors. What s Gem-Mayflower Moving Co. more, they're machine washable, never need \ 2 Vaughan of Tulsa, Okla., has Syracuse, N.Y., exchanged wed­ floral print empire gowns. They for the Music, University of ftaitford are ironing and wrinkle-shedding for travel Mrs. Peter Szymaszek been announced by her parents, ding vows June 4 in Syracuse. had circlets of green and pink Miss Mary Stevens, 29 Harlan St., Reg. 1.99 yd. Mr. and Mrs. Goderic Beaulieu of The bride is the daughter of daisies and miniature carnations Barbara Ann Lee of alike in lavender print empire LARGEST piano; Miss Susan Mosler, 74 Mr. and Mrs. Toshiharu Yama of in their hair, and they carried Middletown and Peter Szymaszek gowns. 49 Perkins St. Green Manor Rd., percussion; ,Avf 'If ' 1 VI) Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii. The bouquets of matching flowers. of South Meriden were united in David R. Szymaszek of Her fiance is the son of Mr. and SELECTION Miss Kbren Nicholas, 57 Davis Mrs. Warren Vaughan of Tulsa. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Each attendant made her own marriage Saturday morning at St. Meriden served as his brother's Ave’, Rockville, piano; Miss 45 " SPORTSWEAR PRINTS Mrs. Oscar Moberg of Conway gown. Mary’s Church in Middletown. best man. Ushers were George Miss Beaulieu, a 1970 graduate GLOBE Karen Evans, Old Farm Rd., All that's current in patterns and colors of Manchester High School, is Rd., Manchester. David Best of Methuen, Mass., ’The bride is a daughter of Mr. Lee of Manchester, brother of the Tolland, piano; and from South right now! Washable no iron a fantastic The Rev. Bid Robson of the served as best man. Ushers were and Mrs. Joseph E . Lee of 12 bride; Robert Fontanello of employed at Supreme Foods, selection of fashion right colors and patterns. N Travel Service Winsdor, Miss Deborah Cum­ And (he low low price is unbeatable value! Reformed Presbyterian Church Eric Yama of Kapaa, Hawaii, Flint Dr. ’The bridegroom is a son Meriden and Ronald Stabach of Inc., on Hartford Rd. FORMAL mings, 88 Ash Rd., alto and Mr. Vaughan, a graduate of 555 MAIN STREET Reg 99r to 1.99 yd ry o of Syracuse performed the brother of the bride; Neil of Mrs. Mary Szymaszek of South Wallingford. piano; Mis Deborah Dunacusky, INFANTS' U GIRLS' LADIES'&JRS. East Central High School, Tulsa, double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Kovensky of Manchester, an^ Meriden and the late Walter After a reception at the Irish- 643-2165 1270 Main St., alto and oboe; Gladys Valcore was organist and Kim Robinson of K ttsb u r^, Pa. Szymaszek. American Club in Glastonbury, attended Oklaholma State k Authorized aient in Manchester for WEAR O U TERW EAR OUTERWEAR Miss Debra Elemers, 14 Steep O U T ER W EA R OUTERWEAR I University. He is serving with the Fall Airlines, Railroads and I soloist. David Andrews was A reception was held at the The Rev. Stanley Szczapa of St. the couple left on a wedding trip Rd., clarinet; an William Myers, Nav3» and is stationed at Groton. ksteamship Lines. guitarist. Bouquets of Hawaiian Fellowship Room of the Mary’s Church performed the to Bermuda. They will live in 101 Hillside Dr., trumpet. SAVE AN EXTRA I SAVE AN EXTRA ■ SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA flowei? including brchids and Reformed FYesbyterian Oiurch. ceremony. Meriden. "nie wedding is planned for FOR ^ IF YOU SEW, YOU’LL SAVE AT anthuriums were on the altar. After a honeymoon in Given in marriage by her Mrs. Szymaszek is employed as Sept. 30 at the Church of Christ. Count bh a medium lemon to The bride was given in Skaneateles, N.Y., the couple father, the bride wore an empire a registered nurse at Middlesex supply two tablespoons of Beaconway marriage by her father. She wore returned to their home at 601 gown of silk organza accented Memorial Hospital, Middletown. RENT grated rind and three table­ a lace-trimmed crepe gown, Walnut Ave., Apt. 4, in Syracuse. with Chantilly lace and ruffles Mr. Szymaszek is vice president EAST W THU BIVflIB . . spoons of lemon juice. FABRIC CENTER • WE AIBO I atylea and oolora designed with jewel neckline, and Mrs. Moberg is working and designed with high neckline of Micro System, Inc., in STOCK in ebock . . Jfothliur to aeild MANCHESTER, 389 Broad Street ■ Leathers long tapered sleeves. Her floor- towards her master’s degree at and long sleeves. Her chapel- Bridgeport. RU FFLED ^ tor , . . We iiW aUte PINE -Snowiults length veil of silk illusion was Syracuse University. Mr. Moberg length mantilla was bordered SHIRTS IN from Boys’ sizes 4-20; Men's EAST HARTFORD Coat/Leggings Sets •Suedes Pulnim Bi(d|« P lin , 17 Main Stitil arranged from a circlet of pink is also doing graduate work at the with matching lace and ruffles. Presidential Protection ALL THE ^ 84.82 Reg., 84^8 Short, PHARMACY -Drett Coats • No Wale Corduroys LATEST BLOOMFIEED • Fur & Fake Fur sweetheart roses, and she carried University. ‘ Mrs. Jane Lee Venditti of Ac­ Sebret Service agents were muse CXILORR Extra Long, •Boys' 6 Girls’ Styles 36-42 EiXtra Short. Copaco Shoppini Ctnttf Trims , a Swedish prayer book with pink A LOT OF PENSIONERS ton, Mass., sister of the bride, first assigned- to. protect Colti|t Grove Road. Rt. 218 Infant Sizes Florist & Greenhouses WHATB3VEB THE OCX2AS10N — aD B ■And Morel sweetheart roses and baby’s WIESBADEN,. Germany was matron of honor. President Theodore Roose­ 1M8-24 Mos. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Saturdays till 6' breath. The bridal gown was (AP) — Every sixth West Ger­ Bridesmaids were Miss ’Trudy velt following President Mc­ TEL. 649-9814 ■Toddler Sizes 2-3-4 yrs. Kinley’s assassination i n designed and fashioned by the man is a pensioner, according Lee of Bloomfield, cousin of the CHARGE IT AT 1901, a protection which was BANKAHEmCAIID bride. to the Federal Statistics Office. bride; and Mrs. Sharon Hunter of Let Us Price CA1HOB8 extended in 1913 to the pres­ REGAL AAEN’S Smr AND MUTER CHARSE SALE: Mon. thru Sat. Miss Rebecca Wilson of The total number of pensioners Middletown. Junior bridesmaids "THB z o M n e r i *#ws s t o w USE T O D 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ident-elect, in 1917 to mem­ RVRIUBIE IN MOST STORES Valparaiso, Ind., was maid of were Mary Ellen Lee of Your Next »OuMor Chai;ge Gam Soturdoy 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. in West Germany is about 9.7 bers of the president’s im­ 901 • 907 Main St. Tri-City Plaza MANCHESTER -1145 Tellaid Tpke. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Manchester, sister of the bride; LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER »Bank America Card Sorry, No Loyoway million. Another 20.8 million mediate family, and to the VERNON Prescription Sharon Moberg of Manchester, persons, mostly wives and chil­ and Leslie Szymaszek of Meriden, Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Friday vice-president in* 1951, ac­ MoNclMftiir 643-9559 B:80toB:S0 sister of the bride; Miss Christine dren, are dependent on pen­ niece of the bridegrooms cording to Encyclopaedia 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER 10:00 to 9:00 'w ’Thursday unUl 9 p.m. Saturday until 8:80 Pohl of Great Neck, N.Y., and sioners, the office reported. Tlie attendant were dressed Britannica. T ■\ V

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LEGAL NOTICE Cherchez la femme: In tracking It was Henry Adams who Smart Shoppers Shop NoUce is hereby given of the ceruflcahon ol party-m doi^ a deer, there’s an easy way to tell observed, "It is impossible to candidates of the R^)ublican Party for nomination to the Municipal enUUed to nominate,) may be o b ^ from Columnist Opens whether it’s male or female. A underrate human intelligence — The Herald Offices specified below to be filled at the SUte ElecUon to be held on Republican Registrar of Voters, buck rarely places a hind foot beginning with one’s own.” Business Bodies November 7. 1972 in the Town of Coventry. A list of the InstrucUons ter flUng Jl furniture. Sportscaster Howard exactly in .the print made by a Classified Ads. endorsed as candidates is on File in my office, being the office of the Instruction Page, nh'tflirdnff th ^ oetltlon form the Cosell was a lawyer. Jackie forefoot. The doe, on the other Town aerk. Town Office Building. Route 31. and copies thereof are said Registrar’s office His Mailbag Onassis was a newspaper hand, does so precisely — so that available for public distribuUon. * consent of each R ^ S S S A photographer. Author Allen her track look as if they had been fj Office Term $25.00 for each such candidate mijat be filed w tii aaia n ^ i r a r . a COMPLETE PROMOTED AT TRAVELERS By HAL BOYLE 4. Refusing to set aside trivial Drury was a political reporter, left by a two-legged animal. Two area residents have Justices of the Peace Jan. 1,1973- Jan. 6.1975 peUUon containing the " i ^ f ^ 'T e d ^ ^ u ^ S d d NEW YORK (AP) - Things a preferences, and and Jackie Gleason earned $75 a Worth remembering: “Love is ■fcOBEW A SMITH mt. received appointments at The Registrar of Voters Jan. 3.1973- Jan. 8.1975 RepubUcan I ^ y members 5. Neglecting development and week as a diver at Atlantic Qty’s like hash. You have to have con­ Registrar of Voters not tater than 4 P.M. on ^pteralter 7.1972, being columnist might never know if he ||(IURAN$MITH* Travelers Insurance Q>mpanies. Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held September Registrar ( didn’t open his mail: refinement of the mind as a Steel Pier. fidence in it before you can enjoy the 21st day preceding the day of the primay. INSURANCE SINCE 1914 James N. Macdonald of 28, 1972, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in accordance with Women at last are doing result of not acquiring the habit History lesson: Although it.” Manchester was named assistant Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, this *4^ day of Ajwu^, 1972. of reading and studying. cancer is one of the three leading If you’re planning a Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes, as RUTH E. BEnOiT, something about cigars. More director, engineering, in the When you run out of ice cubes, mortal ailments, can you name watermelon bash this summer, amended, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. Ass't Town ClMc than 100,000 U.S. women now casualty-property commercial it’s no consolation to know that the only U.S. president who is don’t hold it in Barrow, Alaska, SERVICE Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or ohliel^lf of TownOfCrArenyy smoke them regularly, according lines department; and George C. any enrolled Republican Party member (or. in the case of justices of .tojndj^try sources.. the National Geographic Society known to have died of it? He was our northernmost community. A Marshall of Tolland was named '^CiVef 2,000 years ago, the estimates one-tenth of the earth’s U.S. Grant, who had cancer of medium-sized watermelon there assistant director in the corporate Roman orator C3cero listed what entire land surface is permanent­ the tongue and tonsils. Grover sells for $8. accounting division of the cor­ he considered man's five most ly covered with ice. That’s an Qeveland had a secret operation Folklore: It brings bad luck to porate actuarial and comp­ The Sharon Playhouse raises The Candlewood Theater in common and serious mistakes. area about the size of South ter cancer of the jaw while presi­ dress in black when visiting a Real troller’s department. the curtain on the l^ t show of its New Fairfield will present, His list still seems timely today. America. dent but survived for more than a bride ter the first time. Actors summer ^teason tomorrow night, tonight through Sept. 2, Mankind erred, Cicero said, by: ()uotable notables: “Well, if 1 decade after leaving office and will give a better performance if as it p r e ^ ts “The Price,” which “Promaenade AIT with Hume 1. The delusion that individual called the wrong number, why died of debility and coronary they leave their dressing room Estate with their left foot first. will rui^ until Sept. 2. Cronyn and Jessica Tandy. This advancement is made by crushing did you answer the phone?” — sclerosis. The 1 Shakespeare Festival will be the season’s last show at others; James Thurber. Theatw in Stratford will also, Candlewood. 2. The tendency to worry about Before they won fame: Bette wind IB its season this week with ’The Westport will open its last Davis was a movie usher. Rock things that cannot be changed or ------perfornuuices of "Julius Ceasar” 'show of the season tonight. corrected; Hudson was a truckdriver. James Happiness Is - - Garner laid rugs and upholstered George C. Marshall on A ^ . 30 and Sept. 2, and “Hello Dolly” will play through 3. Insisting that a thing is im­ A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT “Major Barbara” on Aug. 31 and Sept. 9. possible because we cannot ac­ ROBERT J. SMITH, me Marshall, came to The Sept. '3. The Storrowton theater in West complish it; RIEL on. AIR CONDITIONED ♦ Travelers in 1988-, was promoted'"® ’The Triangle Playhouse of Far­ Springfield will present the TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 to accountant later that year and mington will complete its list of Broadway musical version of Cer- 17.9 in 1970 was named senior accoun­ presentations this week trith the vante’s classic novel. “Man of a m CM. M ia . 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 U aSEH DRUfi 1 Day RoOee For DeUvery tant. Later in 1970 he was attraction “Dear Phoebe,'' which LaMancha" opens tonight and 649-5241 closes after its final performance will run through Sept. 2. PARKADE M B o a r B o i m t a e rv to e Qualify Speed Queen Equipment 2 promoted to assistant ad­ MANCHES11R ministrator. on Sept. 9. For the correct curtain time OPEN 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Oa HEAT, INC. A 1961 graduate of the Univer­ The Oakdale Musical Dieater and admission prices, call the box 8:00 A.M. to 10 P.M. BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Greon Rd. (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) sity of Connecticut, Marshall is in Wallingford will present Totie office of the theatn of your 649-4908 married, has two children and Fields tonight through Sept. 2. choice. lives on New State Rd. She will be followed by the smash musical “FTomised, Promises, RUBBtmZtD Proinises” which plays Sept. 4 James N. Macdonald throi|gb 9. The /C^dales final Macdonald joined the company suiiiiner presentation will be in 1967 as an engineer, was “1776” udtich opens Sept. 12 and U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF ONLY! nus until the 16th. named senior engineer in 1969 and supervising engineer in 1971. for that The Goodspeed Opera House, Later that year he was promoted STRIKING DIFFERENCE Barbecue Special vdiich is in the midst of its final Pre Labor Day Sale! Extra Lean to assistant superintendent. He is in GROUND presentation ,of the season, will a member of the New England GROUND be playing “Where’s Charley?" Sensational Savings Monday thru Wednesday! #/ Hurry In and Save! Chapter of the Society of Fire BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS until Sept. 30. Protection Engineers. fc/" prompt service, photte Macdonald received a B.S. BVSIf^ESS MIRROR CHECK LIST FOR Labor Day degree in 1962 from the Olinois 643-442S Institute of Technology and an MANCHiGSTEB GACK-tO-SCHOOL NEEDS Special! M.B.A. in 1970 from the Universi­ HARDWARE ft Electronic Concepts Laboratories of 70 Hilliard St., SUPPLY, INC. Mobile ty of Connecticut. He is married, 877 Main St., Manctaeater Manchester, recently introduced Tel-Extenda-Line, which is has three children and lives at 175 I | l i n l e x (lardH X Our Reg. 26c ' 15' designed to make any telephone (in the office, at home, in a Hollister St. Homes pay station, or wherever) an extension of Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS). Pictured here is a 3 x 5 pocket □ n O i l - S h a r p l*CIU‘il8 OurReg.74< 48- and hand size encoder, which fits on any telephone and is On Move 4 Lh. Acrylic* Fill connected to a decoder base station in the user’s home WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST FRIOES OurReg. 12.97 office. WATS is a flat-rate telephone service which permits □ u HU.Glue Our R.g. 44c 33' Sleeping Bag KorlakXlS ByJOHNCUNNIFF G E . A u l o n r a t U the subscriber to make phone calls in either direction, in any Day In , Day O u t... Air matress pocket. 100 " Lolor Camera Oiiifii part of the U.S. and at any hour, always at the flat rate. Tel- CHUCK NEW YORK (AP) - B you are zipper, zip 2 together for WirehoiiiMl Cirtiipiisitioii Book double. Elxtenda-Line, when connected, can mean telephone-usage on the road Labor Day weekend, 100 Count Our R.g. 74c \u e n g \h ‘^°ot Instam atic a likely possibility, you might savings of as high as thousand of dollars a year, according to co'^tee. Mlm-brew 1 5 ^ ^ on PRESCRIPTIONS obtain the impression that some □ basket jyitor 2-i ‘-“ .p Robert Bell, president of Electronic Concepts Laboratories. Bic Banana Fine Line marker lOc 3 Lh. Dacron 88 Fill -.0 - f I SOI : Americans are not content to Rag. 15.97 The company, in Manchester since last October and Our Rag. 26c P15 E.4.S\iceToa^^^^ A ’ . M have a mere second home but SUteping Bag previously in Long Island, N.Y., has 40 employes and makes . . . resulting in meaningful St^ak .". r that they must have one that □ 14.99 Boneless — Lean Juicy Improved Dacron 88 fill, 97 > other electronic equipment as well. The hand-size encoder is savings to you every day! Si'. 1 S' I ' 10 s moves. I Isieel Piano Hinge Binder warm plaid flannel lining. powered by a 9-volt transistor radio. The base station That impression precisely T"“ foS SS. No ups and downs in your Prescription p [ ^ ukine Woodgrain 100” zipper. decoder, which is about the size of a portable typewriter, costs — no "discounts” today, “Regular describes the feelings of recrea­ r—I Marble Covered ^ features integrated circuits on modular printed circuit prices” tomorrow! tion vehicle owners. There are ,1— I Cti^ipoaitieiAtBotik, cq.nt ssc t boards. The base station decoder sells for about $500 and the No “reduced specials”—no “temporary r-sabout four million^Vs Mrs«eiK38»x hand size encoder for about $250. reductions” on Prescriptions to lure road. More than half a million \ l(,>j 1C> c u sto m e rs! join the ranks each year. They are M ;tlvcr 7-Pc. Eraser Set ourR.g.44c 29' IQgllSt W ¥ m growing in size also. And they are U At the same time, there is never any Prices Effective being used year-round. Elected Realtor compromise in service or quality! Mon., Tues., Wed. Daniel F. Reale of Vernon, That old saying that home is I I Children’s Scissors Our Reg. 26c 19' formerly of Manchester, has been YOU GET OUR LOWEST where the heart is seems to be elected an active member of the PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE developing a modem version: We Deliver Home is where your wheels are. Manchester Board of Realtors. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE Everywhere I [Elm er’s Glue 1*4 O Z. Our Reg. 26c 16' Formerly an associate member, MORE THROUGHOUT THE Holiday Special ’This life style is catching on so Books Fast Nepco Polish Nepco suddenly that some of the Reale is a salesm an with YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR 1 Scrabble Crossword Cubes PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. All Beef _ business community can’t seem Shaeffer Ball Pen with ourReg. For the Whole Family Frechette & Martin Realtors, 263 Fast word game CANNED HAM A to understand it. Sunbeam Cordless “Slick I t To l\le Main St. KIEL- Q Q ( Free Refill ^ Jonathan Livingston Seagull . . . play alone or G In WaH Street, ter example' I Reale's elevation to the status TRY US AND SEE □ Hygienic Toothbrush by Richard Bach competitively. Alhiiins analysts w^io otherwise are adept Asst. Color Looseleaf Reg. C f t c i of Realtor entitles him to voting lb Pub. List 4.95 Our Rag. 2.39 1.77 | b a s a 9 ^ ^ at making distinctions continue 88c ; priveleges on the Board Of 4.98 FRANKS 8 5 i Filler Paper - 5 Hole to confuse recreational vehicles The Money Maker Look & Learn & Spell & Read Photo Realtors with mobile homes when, in fact, □ by John J. McNamara Jr Dept. Reale attended Manchester Educational and the two industries are quite dis­ Pub. List 6.95 pre-school fun schools and is a 1951 graduate of Asst. Fruit Varieties tinct. Jum bo Teri Towels Automatic up-and-down action. Eleanor: The Years Alone dials. Turn knobs Magnetic pages! This album pro­ Manchester High School. He Mobile homes ar6 rarely seen power handle. .Recharges unit to associate words. served in the U.S. Navy during by Joseph P, Lash tects your color prints. on the road. They do have wheels when placed in stand. CT-7G Pub. Utt 9.95 ______Our Reg 1.32 the Korean War and later and they can be towed, but attended the University of Hart­ AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. generally their mobility is 3 TAKE AN EXTRA ford. He. his wife and their two restricted to a trip from the __f c r r - ’ children reside at 184 Warren 4 layers thick, reinforced with From Our Wig Routique Table Talk Pies “59^ dealer to a permanent site, where nylon. Twice as strong as any other Ave. Daniel F. Reale Round the Clock—Asst. Flavors they are attached to a foundation. towel. 30%OFF Broadly speaking, that leaves most of the other housing accom­ ■ 1 Wm Stretch Wigs Our Reg. Low Prices On All modations being towed or driven or hauled along the turnpikes in Fashion And Value For Women in White SUNTAN LOTIONS the RV category, which means • Tanya • Coopertonc • Sea & 17.99 to 21.99 they are generally travel trailers, Ski • Swedish Formula • QT, Fruit Dri camper trailers, truck campers, etc. Wet Ones Moist and pickup covers or motor homes. W o m e n ’ s Fred Goldberger, financial vice Towelettes IMPORTED prKident of Odyssey, Inc., a manufacturer, complains: U n i f o r m s SUNGLASSES “Analysts often don’t understand Wire and high fashion the distinction and so when Our Reg. 7.99 framesl Imported from Paris, something bad happens in mobile Many Below Dealer Cost! England. Italy. homes it hurts RV shares too.’’ Made of washable Modacrylic fibers. Examples: REG. SALE Even the big automotive Choose from many lovely styles for a new 93c 66c 2 manufacturers, which stand to be yoUI 2.93 2.06 5.93 4.16 among the biggest gainers from the boom, were surprised a year or so ago when they notic^ a sudden rise in demand ter pickup Cord knit jersey,6 sultana, trucks to hiul trailers and hold camper bodies. all machine washable. Newest fashions in sizes 5 In 1970, General Motors sold to 15, 8 to 18, 14'/i to 24’"i. 9 560,000 pickup trucks. In 1971 the figure rose to 680,000 units and then sotued to 540,000 in only the HOURS _ first sik months of 1972. Catching Leather on, some autontotive dealers now sell RVs as well. Nurses Oxfords Monday thru Sat.8' a.m. to Midnight To call some of these vehicles ^ ^ 7 601X home is, as even a fleeting glance O ur $ I will show, a bit of an oversUte- Kantwet Car Seat ment. But it is no exaggeration School Trunk ter others, which have modern Heavy chromed frame 1 2 8 8 with deeply contoured Buill Strong to Last Long appliances and comfort, and Washable white uppers, ribbed back and hear rest; strong their number is growihg. soles, cushioned nylon harness. “A lot of these people don’t soles. 5-10. ___ miss a thing in their rolling Safety Harness Strap ^ homes,” says one manufacturer. ■' * Our Rafl. 2.571 Woliderlon® Paiity Hose Easily installed, fits front “Why they have their TV sets, air or back sedt. Protects conditioning, modern appliances while sitting, standing or frame, plus and othor conveniences. One size fits all sleekly. White 9 9 kneeling. 100*>} nylon. 1.87 or Red. “They’re not on the road to and neutral colors. ro u ^ it or to get avray from modem society. They take all the OOABOB n AX comforts (with them. They might OAXSOTC SALE: Mon. thru Wed. s p ^ Saturday evening watching U S E Y U U tt MANCHESTER -1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. “All In The Family” on a por­ • Ohldor (Ca»i|e Oazd Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. • wmIc Ameticft dud table TV in air-conditioned com­ qJIaatu O m tgp fort.” PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Aug. 28,1972 /. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conh^ Mon„ Aug; 28,1972— PAGE THIRTRRN

issued the following statement in whole South Side was shut “ The doors are open,” says scavengers. biggest general contractors in most of them just weren’t criticism of the demonstrators at H«raid Coventry down.” Hearing Set Noah Robinson, a leader in the Now convinced he’s seen the town. qualified to get involved in a big the Republican National Conven­ The blacks proved they had the Heralding Politics Yesterday fight for black participation in end of the days when black con­ None was willing to go it alone, job, mainly because of the finan­ tion: W e keep your nam e on record, Blaclc muscle and Shabat said the Oty By Board on | construction. “ We don’t have to tractors had to be content with so the project was taken on by cial commitment they needed,” “ I think its unfortunate that Home Rooms Listed Colleges were fully behind them Sol R. Cohen******* do any more fighting now.” performing home repairs and the S.N. Nielsen Co., Paschen Con­ he said. this small group of people, un­ in their demands for construction nc^ just your house number. Two years ago, black subcon­ construction of small, commer­ tractors, Inc., and Gust K. But in the spring of 1970, when Fund Items on the three-hour cruise, which happy with the fact that the 25 Years Ago Building work. "The Republican party tractors couldn’t have gotten near cial structures, Robinson speaks Newberg Construcion Co. bids for Kennedy-King were will start at 6:30 p.m: from the FYesiddnt’s policies are receiving f o r School Opening “ We were very' much deserves the full support of every The offices of assessor and tax the $59 miUion federal building in terms unheard of from black “ 1 remember those early solicited, the time had come. Goodspeed Dock in Elast Had- the support of the majority of the We know a custorher as a person, not an philosophically inclined to Among eight proposed ad­ concerned Connecticut citizen for collector will no longer be voted Boom going up in the Loop. Now activists. meetings with the general con­ There was no longer any denying dam. Americah people, and that the account number. We also know his fur­ promote this," Shabat said. “ But ditional appropriations to its efforts to bring about an elec­ upon by the public; under the Coventry schools reopen on The free lunch policy provides CHICAGO (AP) — Two years they’re receiving between $9 “ It’s been a long haul," he said, tractor and the architects and black demands. McGovern policies, which these nace and burner. When they should be fed that’s easy. We also gave a shove Manchester’s 1972-73 budget, for tion in November," said State new town charter these posts will Sept. 6, and several reminders that there will be no identifica­ ago, when bids were being taken million and $10 million from the “ but it’s coasting time now." Breadbasket,” said Oscar Shabat, The summer before, several The Manchester Republican demonstrators support, are being and I’m very proud of this. We which the Board of Directors will Rep. Donald Genovesi. He noted be appointed by the town and maintained. And if sprite trouble de­ are being Issued to parents and tion or discrimination against any for the construction of Kennedy- project. , It may be coasting time for chancellor of the City Colleges of hundred black men, all wearing Town Committee will open its rejected by the American people, said, ‘Here's where we stand and hold public hearings Sept. 5, is it was on an appeal by manager. velops, we’ll be there in minutes to do students In connection with this. student receiving free lunches. King College on Chicago’s South Robinson, executive director of black contractors now, but when Chicago. “ You could feel the berets, marched onto one of headquarters in conjunction with have again turned to violence to by God it’s going to be done, and one for $12,900 for a paper Republican state leaders that something about it. FVom the high school. Prin­ School Lunch Costs Side, most contractors stayed the Breadbasket Commercial Kennedy-King was just an idea, doubts they had that black con­ Paschen’s South Side construc­ the Connecticut Committee to vent their frustrations; have no tokenism.” recycling station at the Olcott St. Superior Court Judge Walter Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will cipal Milton WUde has released There wiU be no change in away. They knew a large number Association, is a 29-year-old the concept of bringing blacks tractors had the experience.” tion sites. Re-elect the President Thursday again showed their disrespect for 10 Years Ago Robinson had been working for landfill area. Sidor ordered a Nov. 7 election end the problem. But if your equipment is the Ust o f hom e rooms. All high school lunch prices this year. of blacks would be involved and organic chemist and the nonflam­ into the job was a frightful thing Frank “Buddy” Paschen Jr., ‘‘They marched into the at 8 p.m. in the Andrews the law and their contempt for two years with black builders, Lydall Inc. is donating the en­ for the General Assembly. Four Republicans challenge school students should report to They wilt remain at 40 cents for they feared trouble. boyant half-brother of the flam­ to many whites. vice president., of his family’s building," Buddy Paschen said, Building, E. Center St. No formal the rights of their fellow getting qld. inefficient, and expensive to and had the best lined up for tire cost of the station and has "The decison of Judge Sidor to party-endorsed candidates for their home rooms first thing the Coventry Grammar and Robert­ Today, with construction near­ boyant Jesse Jackson, head of The city’s general contractors construction firm and the man in “ and told all the workers to put ceremonies are planned until citizens." maintain, we've got the replacements to Kennedy-King. agreed to take all recycled paper issue a writ of mandamous nominations for directorships in niwning of Sept. 6. son Schools, and 45 cents at Capt. ly complete and the project by all Operation PUSH—People United knew blacks were going to have charge of the Kennedy-King job, down their tools, leave them after Labor Day, GOP town give you total home comfort. Like the de­ Paschen, Newburg and Nielsen under a negotiated rate. The sta­ allowing elections for this fall," Almost Alike primary. Grade 9 students whose last Nathan Hale and the high school. accounts an unmitigated success, to Save Humanity. Robinson’s to be hired in large numbers, and doesn’t deny it. there and go home. They shut the chairman M. Adler Dobkin said. pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The agreed to stake those that didn’t tion already is under construction commented the Manchester names begin wiUi A through Con The lunch cost includes one black subcontractors are a major group, an affiUate of the Southern it scared most of them off the Paschen had„worked for years job down tight and it cost us On full-time duty will be paid The chemical formula of have the financial resources to by town forces. Republican, " i s an assurance to Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never • part of the city’s building boom. (Christian Leadership Conference, job. There was only one bidder with blacks and said he had con­ $100,000. And we had six other chlorophyll is the same as Birds need more air than report to R oom 15; Cool through half pint of milk,' and milk may immediately meet the huge Other proposed appropritations staff member Ellen Bickford of The reason, nearly everyone is involved solely in finding work for the $31 million prize, and that fidence in their individual p r o je ^ going on the South Side. the people of this state that that of blood—with one tiny any other vertebrate. runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a G ^ , Room 16; For through Li, also be purchased separately at 4 weekly payrolls or to get the are; 24 Proctor Rd., Dobkin said. agrees, is Kennedy-iGng. for black contractors and was a consotrium of three of the capability as craftsmen,' “ But T h eyV ere all shut down. The Republicans are making every thermostatically controlled supply of hot water. Room 19; Lo through M, Room cents per half pint. credited needed for materials. ... $77,006 to the Capital Im­ effort to preserve the democratic Mebil 23; 0 through Shaw, Room 24 Greater Hartford supporters of For any heating problem, keep our name on your records provement Reserve Fund, to be system in Connecticut." Sen. George McGovern have and call our number heating oil and Sbavrcross through Z, Room financed by an equal sum already He applauded the decision as formed a "One-In-A-Million 26. Go mini.prining*^for the long weekend... Closed Labor Day, Sept. 4th received from the Manchester "a break through in the election PLAZA DEPT. STORE Club" chapter. The purpose of Grad6 10 is as follow s: A Redevelopment Agency. The stalemate brought on by the 70S EAST MXDDLe TUI'ITIRNPIKE through Cool, business room; the nationwide club is to get one (AcroM from money is surplus from the North Democrats." M-HOUR SERVICE • HIONE million Democratic supporters of St. Bartiioloinew’s Church) Coop through Fen, physics room; Eiid Renewal Project. The Board '"rhe appeal of the decision by MANCHESTER McGovern to give $25 each to his Fer through Klnc, Room 11; Kine of Directors has indicated it will the Democrats." he said, "is a campaign. Robert Barrows of Freezing & Moriarty Brothers tfarou(^ Mark, Room 12; Mars spend the greater part of the sum road block in the way of progress, West Hartford is chairman of the through Sew, Room 13; and Sh for tennis courts, basketball and 1 hope that the Democrats Canning Supplies 31S C iN m snuET MANCHISTIR Greater Hartford chapter. through Z, Room 14. courts and parking at Robertson would withdraw their appeal and Quality Products Grade 11; A through Dlb, Park. allow the election process to con­ Richard Rittenband of South Budget Prices Rooih 7; Die through Kam, ... $3,500 to the Sewer Reserve tinue.” He said the Democrats Windsor, GOP candidate for Room 8; Kay through Roy B., Fund, to pay for an easement for are hindering the progress made 2 First District congressman. 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1>AGE FOUR'P’^’^N — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Aug. 28,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch^ter, Conn., Mon., Aug. 28,1972- PAGE FIFTEEN Lyle Bombed, Yanks Win RSox Riding High Spitz Eyes First Hilinski Champion

NEW YORK (AP) - The .1971, a 9-8 triumph. The Yankees man Munson in their half of the ‘'I’ve changed my mind, BOSTON (AP) - The keep on winning. We can’t let you have a big lead, you have a For the fifth time in the Hilisnki forged from two Hilinski’s previous titles were tendency to make a mistake and strokes behind after the first 36 annexed in 1956-57-60 and I967. He New York Yankees were also won the opener 7-6 on John­ ninth. He worked the final seven though, since mid-season,’’ he Boston Red Sox are riding down now” history of the Manchester holes to deadlock 17-year-old sailing along with a 6-2 lead in ny Callison’s tie-breaking 407-foot innings, allowing only one said. “ I didn’t w % t to leave on a Marty Pattin went the distance it costs you. As far as my poor U.S. Gold Medal Count^ Club the name of was runner-up in 1959,1964-66 and high with pennant hopes single off the bleacher wall in hit—Steve Hovley’s opposite-field bad year. If you do that, you lose for the Red Sox, scattering nine start, I never gave up on nqrs^. I Scott Leone at 220 after 54 holes 1971. the eighth inning of. Sunday’s similar to 1967 when they won Stan HiUnski Jr. will be in­ right-center with the bases double past third with two out in the credibility of your good years. hits, striking out six and not never laided down. I always contention. The American girls The U.S.' basketball team did and then gain a two-stroke edge second game against Kansas the American League flag at MUNICH (AP) - The scribed on the Club Cham­ The 76hole scores: loaded and one out in the ninth the 14th. 1 believe in myself and if I had walking a batter in picking up his believed in myself. Now I’m stood in fifth place, although led what it was expected to do, on the final 18 to wrap up the City when relief ace Sparky AMERICAN LEAGUE United States can win its first pionship Trophy. The veteran HiUnski 7677-71-72292 inning. any doubts about my ability to do 100-1 odds. 13th victory against 12 ddeats. proving it, challenging the by a dazzling performance by 16 crushing Czechoslovakia 6635, title. “ 1 was tired when I came in,’’ East two gold medals of the 20th golfer captured the 1972 title Leone 7674-7674294 Lyle headed for the mound as the job I’d hang it up." “ I’ve never Won more than 14 hitters.” 19th H ole year-old Cathy Rigby. The Soviet thus moving on to Australia Leone added 7674 scores to his Lyle, who won the opener by W L Pet GB The Red Sox completed a Olympic Summer Games last weekend when he turned Steeves 77-71-7673296 he has done so often. McDaniel admitted, “ but I had ganres up here, but maybe I have Phil Gagliano, whose pinch-hit Union was in first place. today. It was the 56th straight identical first weekend totals, 76 pitching one scoreless inning, Richie Scheinblum drove in Detroit 67 55 .549 three-game series sweep by over­ in rounds of 71-72 to go with Kennedy 77-766674296 In the bullpen, Lindy McDaniel good rhythm again. I just kept a chance now,” Pattin said, double scored two runs for the Country Club tonight—if Mark Spitz chums The first gold medal winners of victory in Olympic Games for 74, for a final 294. Third best was didn’t have it in the nightcap. He four runs with a double and triple Baltimore 65 56 .537 'U i powering the Texas Rangers 163 Evelhoch 74-7677-76300 got ready to close up shop. going and my vdocity stay^ “ Things looked bad when I got dramatic victory Saturday, up the pool at his cuatomary the Games were Ragnar Americans, w to have never been 72-77 scores of the previous Dick Steeves and defending was Ugged for a three-run homer as the Royals staked Dal Canton Boston 62 57 .521 3Vi Sunday before a crowd of 17,755 BEST IS "I figured that was it for the good. Sparky’s been carrying the off to a 68 start, but now spelled John K enn ^ at second speed—and it has a solid Skanaker, a 36year-old Swede defeated. week for a 72-hole score of champion Erwin Kennedy at 296 by Lou Piniella, making it a 6-5 to a 6-0 lead after 4Mi innings in New York 63 58 .521 314 at Fenway Park. Saturday day,” said the veteran whole load and he’s done a everything seems to be falling base Sunday. Gag was hltless-ln chance for at least a bronze in who won the free pistol shoot The strong American eight-oar 292. with Ray Evelhoch fifth at 300. game, and knocked out for the the opener. But the YaiAees Geveland 58 63 .479 8V4 Class A -B o b M ^urkiri 57-6 righthander, “ so I got up and tremendous job. 1 hope 1 can give The sweep, helped by a five- three times at bat, but reached crew, with six Harvard graudates into place. 51, Carroll Maddox 567-51, Ted women’s diving. with a record 567 of a possible 600 first time all season when the him a little bit of help because he ch ip p ^ away with two runs in - Milwaukee 48 73 .397 18 >4 run ninth inning in a 7-6 victory DeSarro, Gregor threw real hard for 15-20 minutes. Pattin was staked to a 6 6 lead base and scored twice. Meanwhile, there was good points, and Poland’s Zygmunt among them, whipped West Ger­ Royals scored three times in the can’t do it all himself.” the fifth, two more in the sixth West PlodUk 58-7-61, Einar Lorentzen 1 had good rhythm Saturday, and Saturday evening, enabled the and breezed home. Rookie The Red Sox named vetenn Smalcerz, world flyweight many’s crew, wiimer of the gold ninth on Paul Schaal’s single, and caught up in the eighth on Chicago 70 50 .583 57-6-51; Class ^ R a y Riggott 6 6 news for pole vaulter Bob Stefanik Claim since Monday’s an off day 1 didn’t Red Sox to remain in third place, right-hander Sonny Siebert (16 medal in 1968, by a length and Ironically, when Lyle was catcher Carlton Fisk drove home 10-50, Joe Novak 6610-50, Terry Seagren. The International weightlifting champ, who hoisted MB’s, Stags Set Bobby Knoop’s double, singles by Gene Michael’s run-scoring single Oakland 70 51 .579 • 4 want to go two days without just three games behind Detroit four runs with his 19th homer and 10) to face the Chicago White Sox 744.05 pounds. qualified for the semifinals. Race Victories Eld Kirkpatrick and Fred Patek kayoed he was trying to tie the and a towering pinch double by Minnesota 60 58 .508 9 Schlling 661650; Class 0 -D ic k Amateur Athletic Federation throwing.” and Baltimore in the torrid Blast a single, while Rico Petrocelli tonight in the opener o f a three- The lAAF banned Seagren's Shells from New Zealand and and a throwing error by Ron club record of 29 saves shared by John Ellis, who then delivered Kansas Gty 58 62 .483 12 Hassett 6618-44, Jack Moffat 66 reversed itself and said he can FYed DeSatro captured his 14th McDaniel was still throwing in Division race. had three RBIs with his 13th game series. 'The White Sox, slender, green pole for Olympic Russia won the other two Klimkowski, who relieved Lyle. McDaniel and Luis Arroyo. three RBI singles in the nightcap. California 54 67 .446 16 >4 16-47; Low gross—Erwin use the pole with which he set his overall feature victory of the the 16th inning when Horace “ Never mind about the pen­ homer and a double. battling the Oakland Athletics for world record. Seagren took the use earlier this summer, saying it preliminary heats. InTwi Showdown McDaniel did it two years ago Texas 48 73 .397 22*4 Keiuiedy 69; Blind bogey-Jack season Saturday night as he took Clarke’s sacrifice fly with the McDaniel came on in the 10th John Mayberry homered in “ I don’t care how big a lead I the West Division title, planned had not been available to athletes In addition, the American pairs and has been struggling ever Sunday’s Results nant race, it's just tomorrow that McOallum. 90. news calmly. checkered flag at Stafford bases loaded off Bruce Dal Can­ after the Yankees battled back to each contest for the Royals, have, I still try to pitch as if it’s 1- to counter with Dave Lemonds, elsewhere in the world at least with coxswain made it to the Hartford Insurance Group, winner of the 1972 regular since to the point where he New York 7-9, Kansas Oty 6-8 counts," Boston Manager Eddie The men’s 206meter butterfly Speedway in the 36lap main ton gave the silver-haired reliever tie the count on run-scoring hits giving him four home runs in as 0, " Pattin said. “ However, when vtdto has a $-4 mark. one year before the Games. semifinals by pulling in three OLYMPIC OATH - Heidi season title in the Hartford Twilight League will attempt to thought that this would be his last 2nd game, 16 innings Kasko said. “ We just have to and 406meter freestyle relay are event. Bob Stefanik ti^tened his his first triumph since July 25. bv Celerino Sanchez and Thur­ many games. PRO SWEEPS But George Moore, maker of lengths ahead oif Poland. Schuller, West German capture the overall title as it faces defending champion, season. Boston 10, Texas 3 ■ the premier events of today’s grip on first play taking the Gross—Erwin Kennedy 69, the poles, appeared before the The other U.S. crews—fours hurdler, takes the oath during Milwaukee 4, Chicago 3 program, along with women’s Moriarty Brothers tonight at 5:30 at St. Thomas Seminary in Mayflower 1561ap race at River­ Stan Hilinski 71; net—Dick lAAF Sunday and argued: with cox, pairs with cox, fours Detroit 61, Minnesota 3-0 both three-meter springboard diving the opening ceremony Satur­ the best two out-of-three playoffs. side Park while a newcomer to without cox, single and double National League Roundup American League Roundup Hanett 861664, Terry Schlling and 206meter individual medley. “ Every world-class athlete who day. It was the first time a games 11 innings sculls—could still qualify for the Hard-throwing Dave Cichon Balesano sported a .306 batting the witmers’ circle, Stan Gregor, Oakland 2, Baltimore 1 761665, Russ Johnson 861668, Spitz, the bronzed and could possibly have come to the woman spoke the oath of finals by winning in the (162) will probably get the star­ average. Moriarty's placed won at PUinville Stadium Satur­ California 1, Cleveland 0 12in- Bob McGurkin 74-6-68, Otto mustachioed Californian who Games had access to them late amateurism for the Olympic repechage, or second chance, ting mound call from manager Balesano and Rich Riordan on day night. Lorentzen 767-68, Sher Ferguson holds the world butterfly record last year.” nings Jackson Pain to Orioles competitors. Jack Willin while veteran Pete the all-stars team. DeSarro starting far bade in the Leo Likes His Chances 72-4-68, Ted Plodzik 75-7-68, of 2:01.53, will be going after the heats. Monday’s Games The lAAF decided he was feature, overtook Low Austin on Featherweight Louis Self of Sala (63) will hurl for the Gas Following tonight's contest the NEW YORK (AP) - Leo Louis trounced Montreal 62. two out in the eighth inning as Chicago Lemonds 3-4 at Boston Finar Lorentzen 74-668. first two of seven gold medals he the 16th circuit and opened up a NEW YORK (AP) - Reggie extremely fidgety state. The A ’s Milwaukee. Scott’s game-winning right. Toledo, Ohio, won his first boxing House Gang. two teams will meet again Durocher says - the Houston ASTROS-EXPOS the Dodgers downed Pittsburgh. Siebert 1610, N hit followed an RBI single tty expects to take home—as he is comnuuiding lead over second Jackson has a pain in the ribs, moved within a half-game of Told of the decision Seagren match, taking a unanimous deci­ Besides having the best pitcher tomorrow night at St. Thomas, If Durocher, who managed the Despite their third consecutive Baltimore Palmer 17-6 at John Felske that tied the game 6 SELECTED 9 constantly being reminded. place man Leo Geary. Austin Astros can catch the Gncin- Chicago in the West after the said: "Naturally, I’m pleased. I sion. In wrestling, Dan Gable of in the league. Cichon with an 0.35 a third game is necessary it wiU New York Giants to a come- setback, the Pirates still hold a Minnesota Woodson 11-11, N but is just a pain in the neck to Sunday Micki King, an Air Force cap­ placed third while George nati Reds ... and Leo the Lip White Sox lost to the Milwaukee 3. guess it’ll give me a psychological Waterloo, Iowa, 149.5 pounds; be played Wednesday. from-behind pennant against the 10-game lead over the CXibs. Cleveland Dunning 3-1 at the Baltimore Orioles. Class A —Ted Plodzik 264-24, tain from Pontiac, Mich., stands ERA, the Insurancemen also Summers was fourth and Hop isn’t talking through Harry Brewers 4-3 and the Orioles BREWERS-WHITE SOX advantage because 1 srt the world Rich Sanders of Lake View, Ore., Brooklyn Dodgers in 1951, said Cannizzaro’s double followed Oakland Blue 67, N “ In a way, my injury is good Willie Olesinski 31-4-27, Frank in third place in the springboard posess Bill Wishinsky, the top Harrington fifth. Walker’s hat. dropped to second in the East by The crowd of 18,914 appeared record on it ... I don’t think it 125.5, and Gene Davis of Cincinnati’s “ only weakness is an intentional walk to Bill Only Games Scheduled because it's keeping me from Kieman 36627, Bob McGurkin diving with 289.14 points. She BAL'nMORE (AP) - All- batter, and George Ciccaglione Del Cushing copped his second l*^ games after the Detroit to be White Sox-oriented, despite makes that much of a difference. Missoula, Mont., 136.5, all pinned The 66-year-old Durocher is that they have to lose and we Russell. Elarlier, FYank Robinson Tuesday’s Games swinging too hard,’’ said Jackson 363-27, Bundi Tarca 32-5-27; trails two Swedish blondes, Pro defensive end Bubba Smith, the leading base stealer. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - 56lap All American Sportsman Tigers swept a doubleheader the fact that the game was played But I’m happy they agreed we their opponents. Wishinsky sported a .345 average i wearing his own hat these days as have to win.” hit a two-run single and Bill Texas at New York, twiUght after driving in both runs despite Class B—Joe Sullivan 32-626, Ulrika Knape, with 292.59 points, injured on a freak play in an Margaret Smith Court, a three­ feature as he held off the con- from the Minnesota ’Twins in In “Milwaukee. Chicago is within weren’t trying to use anything But 400-pound Chris Taylor of while Ciccagione swiped I21>ases. manager of the Astros and his The Astros scored three runs in Buckner socked a two-run homer Chicago at Boston, N tom rib cartileges as the Oakland Pete Teets 33-627, Don Anderson and Agneta Henriksson, with exhibition game, has been lost to time Wimbledon champion, is tinueous challenges of Fran two, 11-inning affairs, 63 and 1-0. easy driving distance of illegal.” Dowagiac, Mich., met his match debut Sunday—one day after the second inning Sunday, three for the Dodgers while Kansas City at Milwaukee, ['I A's beat the Orioles 2-1 Sunday. 33-627, Lee Leviton 33-627, Del 290.79. the Baltimore Colts for the entire Cichon also was named the Most back and ready to regain her Naumec. Elsewhere in the American Milwaukee. in Alexander Medved, the Soviet Houston fired Harry “ The Hat” more in the third and Doug Pittsburgh’s Roberto Clemente Baltimore at Minnesota, N Jackson came back to work just St. Jotm 33-627, Mayard (hogh The strongest U.S. hope in the U.S. athletes had an unex­ 1972 season. “ I feel sick,” Coach Valuable Player in the loop. rating as one of the top women’s Stefanik deUghted the crowd of Walker—was a winning one by an League, the Boston Red Sox Union’s 290-pound world cham­ Rader hit a two-run homer in the also drove in a pair of runs with a Geveland at Oakland, N last Friday night after spending TIGERS-TWINS 33-627; Gass 0—Dan Morline 34 women’s 200 individual medley pected success Sunday when the McCafferty said after a two-hour The locals' Jim Balesano cor- tennis players. Now 30, Mrs. 4,104 as he took his third feature 62 score over Montreal. trounced the Texas R angm 16 3; pion who won on points. Under eighth in support of Larry single and sacrifice fly. £)etroit at California, N two weeks on the disabled list. Detroit won both games on 1621, Dick Hassett 36624; Low was Lynn Vidali of San Fran­ first American soccer team ever operation Sunday reveafed that raled the Rookie-of-the-Year Court, who was seeded sixth, won of the season at Riverside. Ron “ ’The guys were all relaxed and the New York Yankees swept a the Olympic round-robin system, Dierker’s eight-hit pitching. Obviously the layoff didn’t llth-innlng home runs—Willie gross—Ted Plodzik 71; Blind cisco. to make it to the Olympics held Smith had suffered extensive honors with his brilliant play at the title by defeating an old rival, Wychkiff, a veteran of the happy," said Durocher, who was doubleheader from the Kansas Taylor could still pick up a Durocher said he had no plans GIANTS-CUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE hurt—Jackson hit a home run in Horton hit one with a man on in bogey—Steve Matava 77. In another prime final today, Morocco, which has six players damage to his right knee. second base and shortstop. top-seeded Billie Jean King. NASCAR circuit, took second. caiuied himself one month earlier Shortstop Don Kessinger, who City Royals 7-6 and 9-8 in 16 medal. to return to baseball until the East his first appearance since Aug. 9. the opener and Aurello the U.S. women’s gymnasts with World Gip experience, to a by the Chicago Cubs. “ It’s been a committed two damaging errors innings and California nipped past weekend. W L Pet GB “ I thought I might be a little Rodriguez reached the seats with PRO SWEEPS appeared to be out of medal scoreless tie in opening play. long time since players, like most that helped San Francisco to a 3-0 Geveland 1-0 in 12 innings. REDS-PHILS Pittsburgh 74 46 .617 rusty.“ said the slugger, who the bases empty in the nightcap. Gross—Ted Plodzik 71, Stan of the ball club did, came up and lead, drilled a tie-breaking two- The Reds tagged Philadelphia’s Chicago 65 57 .533 10 drove in Oakland’s tying run with A’s-ORIOLES Detroit’s Joe Coleman pitched a Hilinski 72; net—Dick Hassett 82- said congratulations and let’s get run single in the seventh as the Wayne Twitchell for six extra­ New York 62 56 .525 11 a single in the third inning and Jackson’s heroics helped stop a brilliant second game, allowing 1664, Doc McKee 767-66, Frank 25 m ore.” Cubs overtook the Giants. base hits in 5 1-3 innings, in­ 59 61 .492 15 then the winning run with an Baltimore jinx. The Orioles had just four hits over 11 innings. Kieman 769-66. Even 25 more might not help Chicago wrapped it up with four St. Louis cluding two doubles and a triple eighth-inning double Sunday. “ I won nine straight games in ANGELS-INDIANS Sixth Win for Jack the Astros, who remained eight runs in the eighth on Billy Montreal 55 65 .458 19 by Pete Rose and a two-run never allowed myself to think Oakland before Sunday. Pinch-hitter Winston Uenas gam es behind Cincinnati in Williams’ 28th homer and three Philadelphia 44 76 .367 30 LADIES PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus had just picked homer by Denis Menke. Joe that I might not be ready to come “ You can’t win here all the delivered a sacrifice fly in the OH NO! - Kansas City’s Lou baseball’s National League West consecutive bases-loaded walks. West Thursday Morgan also homered for the back, though. time, I guess,” said Baltimore bottom of the 12th to puU Califoi> up his sixth title of the season, a personal high, and had when the Reds trimmed Cincinnati 76 45 .628 Blind 12 Pinella reacted like this when Reds, who have won 12 of their , “Of course, I didn’t expect to Manager Elarl Weaver. nia and Nolan Ryan past pushed his year’s earnings to new record proportions of Philadelphia 7-2. CARDS-PADRES Houston 69 54 .561 8 Class A—gros»-Jan Leonard he was called out at second last 15 games in pulling away St. Louis chased San Diego do what I've been doing.” George Scott’s run-scoring Geveland. Ryan allowed just six $280,482.16 but he wasn’t about to put the stamp of greatness Eilsewhere, Los Angeles made Los Angeles 65 55 .542 lOMi 55; net—Either Burnham 465-44, base trying to stretch a single from Houston. starter Clay Kirby with a six-run Oakland’s victory kept both single capped a two-run rally in hits and struck out 10 in the 12 on the tournament that made it possible—the U.S. it three in a row over Pittsburgh Atlanta 57 67 .460 20W Cora Anderson 56-9-47; Gass into a double against New DODGERS-PIRATES first inning, highlighted by American League races in an the bottom of the ninth for innings. 7-4, CJiicago battered San FYan- San Francisco 54 69 .439 23 B—gross—Eknma Oleksinski 58; Professional Match Play Championship. York. He got little sympathy. Chris Cannizzaro lashed a tie­ pitcher Rick Wise’s three-run cisco 63, the New York Mets San Diego 46 75 .380 30 net—Nellie Johnson 58-12-46, (AP photo) breaking two-run double with double off Fred Norman. walloped Atlanta 13-6 and St. Sunday's Results Eileen Plodzik 59-13-46; It is the fondest hope of the finals. The format was set up to Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 4 Giants on Offense putts—Louise Miller 28, Esther sponsors and founders to make accommodate television. It can’t Gncinnati 7, Philadelphia 2 Burnham 28. the event one of pro golf’s major be a major tournament unless Chicago 9, San Francisco 3 tournaments, to elevate it to the you have more players than that AND New York 13, Atlanta 6 Pleasing to Snead status of the current Big competing.” St. Louis 9, San Diego 2 The new compUcated and con­ SATURDAY Four—the U.S. and British Houston 8, Montreal 2 Opens, the Masters and fNJA. fusing format was devised after RADK Best 15 LYNCH MOTORS Monday’s Games FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Norm Snead is a veteran pro all the game’s great Gross—Edna Hilinski 70; San Diego Greif 5-13 at quarterback, who takes everything in stride, preferring to names—Nickieua, Arnold net—Eknma Oleksinski 7623-50, “ It can’t be a major tourna­ Pittsburgh Moose 9-8, N TONIGHT praise others while avoiding the use of a personal pronoun. Palmer, Gary Player-were PRESENT Eileen Plodzik 79-26-53; ment under this format,” 8:00 Olympic Highlights, Ch. 8 New York Strom 0-0 at Qncin- Nicklaus said Sunday after dis­ eUminated prior to the televised Red Sox vs. White Sox, Ch. 22, “ Our offensive team here is putts-Ceil Perry 28, Edna nati Nolan 162, N Called upon against the posing of Frank Beard 2-and-l in weekend matches in last year’s excellent," Snead said quietly Hilinski 31. San EYancisco Marichal 614 at 30 w nc Patriots, Snead showed his old the final match and claiming the inaugural Match Play Cham­ Mets vs. Reds, WINF Sunday after directing the New SUNDAY St. Louis Durham 1-6, N talent. He passed for two $40,000 first-place prize. pionship. York Giants to a 31-10 victory Four Ball touchdowns—17 yards to Don “ We only have 16 players in the So this season it was set up over the New England Patriots Janet Shaw, Cappy Giblen, Herrmann and 67 yards to Rich differently to assure that the top before 51,470 fans at Schaefer Eileen Plodzik, Hilda Kristof Houston—and scored once players would be playing on the Mets Like A tlanta Park Stadium. (draw) himself on a four-yard keeper. He weekend—when the matches are The Snead, an 11-year veteran of Kickers—Jim McCarthy; Bill finished with 10 completions in 18 Great to Raise Averages National Football League com­ Leger, Stan Davis, Russ Ferrigno televised. attempts. 78; Stu Kupferschmid, Ed Eight players were given ex­ bat, was acquired by the Giants ELLINGTON RIDGE y in a deal which returned Fran Snead’s markmanship put the Keating 71. empt status. They included the ATLANTA, .Ga. (AP) - Yogi John Milner hit his 12th homer Gross—Gass B -F lo y d O’Brien Tarkenton to the Minnesota Giants into a quick 14-0 lead and SENIOR’S defending champion and the Berra sa^s his New York Mets of the year in the first inning and ,J, Jim McCarthy 76; Gass Vikings last winter. the Patriots became unglued, 76 CHAMPIONSHIP seven leaders off last year’s point “ love to hit" in Atlanta Stadium. New York put the game out of C-Tim Kearney 78; Gass D-Al He was figured as a backup losing for the third time in four Low gross—Stan Markowski list. And hit they did Sunday — 14 reach in the third with four more Endee 84; Gass El-Frank Kucza man to Randy Johnson. pre-season games. 158; John Harrigan 163, Sid Max hits including five homers as the runs as Tommie Aggie drove in Eight more came out of the However, Johnson suffered a dis­ “ What can anyone say after 93, Dick Mericer 93. 163; low net—Milt Stein 144; Mets trimmed the Atlanta Braves two with his 11th homer. $100,000 Liggett & Myers Open, a located shoulder in an exhibition something like this?” New Matt Chupas 145. ^ 13-6 to end the Braves’ five-game England General Manager Upton BETTER NINE r^ular stroke-play event which The Braves spoiled Seaver’s game a week ago, and Snead winning streak. Bell said in a state of shock. “ We Gass B—Stan Davis 36633, was played "Thursday through shutout in the seventh when moved into the No. 1 job. HOLE-IN-ONE “ That was some hitting exhibi­ Floyd O’Brien, 37-3-34, Roger Sunday on the same 6,988 yard, Darrell Evans belted a three-run Snead had completed eight of just didn’t come to play. That was Saturday, Tony Lembo tion our guys put on but it wasn’t Mountaih 36434; Gass C-Ed par 72 Country Club of North homer, his 17th of the year. 13 passes for 118 yards and one apparent from the opening recorded a hole-in-one on the par the most home runs we have hit Dickman 367-32, Matt Chupas 3 6 Carolina Course. The eight The game concluded the season touchdown as the Giants lost kickoff.” three 186yard seventh hole. Eld DEALS in one game this year," said ”We made every mistake in the 6-32; Class D -E d Moser 461630; leaders after 36 holes in that series between the two clubs, their first two pre-season games Deane, Jack McMeekin and Phil Berra. “ I think we got five in one Kickers-Bill Cox, Carmine tournament joined the eight ex­ with the Braves winning seven of before tying the rival New York book,” Patriots Coach John Dicorcia witnessed the ace. Lem­ game and that game was here in empt players in the match play. Mazur said. “ Everyone seemed Colangelo, John Harrigan, Dan bo used a four iron. Atlanta, too. the 12 meetings. Jets. That was in limited action. to make errors consistently, both Maddaluno, Frank Rucza, Jack USED CARS SOLD AT Two rounds of match play were LIMIT! “ The boys love to hit in this mental and physical. They in­ Kearney 80; Howard Latimer, park. Jhe ball carries so well.” Sunday run off both Saturday and Sun­ cluded a zillion penalties, drops Jim McCarthy, A1 Endee, Bob Tom Seaver hit a two-run Ladies day, sandwiched around the third One per of easy iliterceptions, a Ouigley 72. PRICES NO ONE CAN homer in the second and the Mets Gross—Class A—Wendy and fourth rounds of the L & M. RonSellergHappy touchdown called back, blue persen. opened up a 9-0 lead at the end of Ehrlich 83; Class B—Vera Hon- coverage and even a receiver SUNDAY It was billed as pro golf’s first three innings as Seaver coasted to non 102, Claire Keating 102; Class banging into the goal post. Gross-Class B -J e ff Sanborn doubleheader, but the very heavy REFUSE his 16th triumph of the season. D—Connie Kelly 111. “ Those penalties (13 for 137 73, Class C—Jim Morrone 80; emphasis was on the m a t^ play. Denny McClain, 64, was the Fighting for Job yards) kilM us. We couldn’t get Class D -S tu Kupferschimd 85; BETTER NINE In fact, national television lower. anything started. We’Lance Alworth and Bob Hayes. in he trade for Duane Thomas, is Heslin 91-1676; Kickers—Ellie they did the job today.” « 33, John Richmond 42-633; low He welcomes the challenge. pushing Calvin Hill for the No. 1 Chaine 80; Enes Warmington 77. the playoff. net-B ill Gibbs 97-34-63; 5,000 Obtained in an off-season trade halfback job. Defensive tackle Jack Gregory, 1967 P O N T . 1964 C hev. with New England, Sellers has Montgomery scored three who led the charge on New Impala V-8 4-Door HT. Radio, 1963 C h e v. 1968 V o lvo Catalina 2 Or HT Radio, heater, auto Impala 2-Dr. Sedan HT. Radio, 2-Dr. Sedan. Standard trans., been a sensation with the touchdowns against the Jets, in­ England quarterback Jim trans., PS. factory A/C heater, auto trans., PS, PB. A/C, heater, auto, trans., many extras. radio, heater, very clean. National Football League cham­ cluding a 12-yard scoring pass Plunkett, summed up the game. exceptionally clean. OR MORE pion Cowboys. from Morton with less than 3 "The Patriots are a good foot­ We kbepyour name on record, $ 1 0 9 5 $ 8 9 5 $ 1 3 9 $ 1 4 9 5 He caught three passes for 128 minutes remaining that won the ball team, but maybe they didn’t yards and one touchdown Satur­ game. take us seriously,” Gregory said. nc^ just your house number. day night as the Cowboys scored Hill sat out the game with an “ We came up here to win. A lot Cool off Indian SummcR their 15th consecutive NFL vic­ injured elbow. of people are down on us and we We know a customer as a person, not an • Interest Charied tory 34-27 in a nationally televised “Montgonjery was one of the have a lot to prove. This is the account number. We also know his fur­ NEXT BEST TO A NEW T0Y01 on unpaid balance only. first step.” FA exhibition match with the New bright spots,” said Landry after nace and burner. When they should be fed York'Jets. Plunkett, who was brilliant in • 24-Hour Service the Cowboj^’ 11th consecutive and maintained. And if sonte trouble de­ IS A RELIABLE USED CAR Sellers said, “ It’s a lot better exhibition victory. leading the Patriots to a convin­ Pay nothlns till MaYi • No office visit necessary than being the top-receiver on a Morton, taking note of the cing victory over the Chicago velops, we’ll be there in minutes to do 2-12 team...There’s nothing like sparkling performances of the Bears a week ago, was in obvious something about it. • Out of Town call collect Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will 1971 T oyota 1969 Toyota 1970 Toyota 1970 Toyota being on a winner. newcomers, said: “ The nice thing pain after playing just the first Mark 2 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto, trans., “ I’m not content to play second about this team is that you can half. He suffered bruised ribs end the problem. But if your equipment is Corona 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto, trans., Corona 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto, trans,, Hi-Lux W-ton Pick Up with Cam­ radio, heater, factory A/C, tinted radio, heater, tinted glass, WW, string here or anywhere else...but win on nights even when a lot of when jarred a couple of times by getting old, inefficient, and expensive to radio, heater, tinted glass. ping Cap. glass, low, low mileage. wheel covers. I’ll take this kind of challenge any things don't go right because Gregory in the opening period maintain, we’ve got the replacements to Colony can arrage to consolidate all Cool now pay later with gasairconditionincj. time." there is so much talent.” and retired after completing only give you total home comfort. Like the de­ $ 1 4 9 5 $ 1 8 9 5 your bills into one low monthly ^ ^ ...... means there are none of those I in eunsightly in h tiv / iA/ifU*in\A# window units $ 2 2 9 5 $ 1 8 9 5 Sellers caught a 54-yard six ^ 17 passes. pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The payment mortgage loan. Allow us to Right now, you can got gas contra! air conditioning for touchdown pass from Craig Mor­ “ Gregory got me on that first Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never to fool around with. With gas central air cpnditioning, arrange your loan by phone today I Little League \ your homo, and not havo to pay for it unti! next May. ^ ton, lining up at tight end on the time^and then I got hit again in runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a you get one central, dependable unit. play for his first appearance in the same place,” Plunkett said. j|* In tho moantimo, all you pay for is the gas you use. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) - O lY lO lT A the position since college. ‘Tm all right, though, just thermostatically controlled supply of hot water. I V I ^ D I I Call your gas air conditioning contractor or CNG to-^ Lin Hsin-chen won’t be back as q TOVOTA S “ I played it (tight end) once in bruised. It was a .bad day all For any heating problem, keep our name on your records || Gas air conditioning has fewer moving parts, Taiwan’s manager next year, but day. Then, bring on Indian Summer. With gas cerv -CALL- college,” said the former Florida around for us. Give Gregory and and call our number. Little League fans will be mighty so there’s less to wear out And gas air con­ State star. “ Two linebackers hit his guys credit. They all seemed tral air conditioning, you’re rnore than ready for it surprised if the Asian republic ditioning is central air cxjnditioning. Which COLQNY MORTGAGE at the same time. I knew then I to do a good job.” doesn’t have a survivor in next COMPANY was in the wrong position.” The Patriots had a day off to lUHNIRURVNE • PHORE HWIIS LYNCH MOTORS year’s eight-team world series. , s» Hartford Area’s Largest Toyota Dealer’* TEL. 246-2566 TODAY Coach Tom Landry said of nurse their wounds today. Mazur Taiwan shut out Hammond, more. Anytime of Day or Night Sellers: “ You would have to say and his staff planned to watch the Ind., 6-0 in Saturday's Little Moriarty Brother 345 Center St. MANCHESTER 646-4321 880 ASYLUM AVENUE he is pushing for a starting job...I movies. Then, 10 playen will be League title game for its third M A N c m s m You get a good deal/^with gas. HARTFORD don’t think there’s any question cut to get down to the 46itun championship in four years. Ilf camR sTun he’s making progress.” limit by 4 p.iiji. Tuesday.

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Steps, person. State Theatre. p.m. New and Used TREE REMOVAL -Pruning, stenographic service. Available perience for year 'round work, dormers. Residential or commer­ spraying, etc., fully insured. facilities include electric interior and exterior. CaU after 6, PRINTING PLANT All Priced Reduced During cial. CaU 6494291. PART-TIME — Elxperienced gas 1964 FORD — Excellent running Licensed. Free estimates. CaD typewriter. Xerox, mimeo, and 649-9658. D First £ Second Shifts station attendant wanted. Must condition, good tires. Asking Our Summer Clearance Sale 633-5345.______blueprint equipment. AppUcant DA'VID A. — Burnett Carpentry be over 18. Call Lydon Brothers must have considered starting MEN - WOMEN. Earn $50-$75 2- $125. Call 644-8957 evening. Service. All calls returned, im­ Shell, 6465440. HARMONY HOMES UNUSED OR - junk cars own business. Build on existing 3 evenings work. No deUveries. • Chief 15 Operators removed. $10 any year, any condi­ mediately. Phone 647-1290. Car and phone a necessity. CaU 1971 PONTIAC LAMANS - “ Leisure Living At It’s Best” part time secretarial re­ Experienced in color and clos tion. 8755359. 649-7432 after 6 p.m. WOMAN — For part-time Station wagon, power steering, Cook St. Plainville quirements. Only serious in­ register necessary. counter work. Apply in pers power brakes, luuage rack. Also quiries considered for detailed WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Please call 1-747-6883 WANTED ODD - jobs by • Multilith Operators n between 8 a.m. -12 noon. Swiss 1969 Oldsmobile Delta 88, power negotiations. Write P. 0. Box MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY mature married man with pick­ Experience necessary Laundry, 521 .. Middle pke. East, steering, power brakes, air- Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 1067, Manchester, Conn. up truck. Call 646-7644 between 5- DISHWASHER Manchester. TSZZ BEFORE WE KNOW rrte A GCCD THINS FOR *^00 conditioning. 643-6640 after 6 M V M O TH ER -W O SH T A\E Garage-Service-Storage 10 6:30 p.m. Second Shift IT ------^ IT, QUAAMER p.m. GUTTERS and roofs repaired Private Instructions 32 Automatic machines, mis­ BABY5ITTER - For 7-month G W1LJ_ BE C/VER. NEVER TO HIT A GIRL-.' and replaced. Excellent Painting-Papering 13 cellaneous duties. Part-time, Offset Stripper girl, in home, during, school VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Square GARAGE FOR - rent, 19 High workmanship. Reasonable prices. PIANO INSTRUCTION - in my Eupgrience in color work neces hours, beginning September, own Street. Phone 643-7889 Free estimates. 646-1399. after school and Saturdays. back, excellent condition, well CEILING specialist — expert h o m e , 166 M c K e e S t., sary. transportation. 643-5436. cared for, asking $1,295 or best Pleasant surroundings. 7 workmanship. One ceiling or all Manchester. 649-9679. I offer. Call 647-1635. BIDWELL Home Improvement DRIVER-CLERK- part-tine Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 your ceilings repairied and Co. Expert installation of Apply in person: fop waies plus a liberal benefi Aiply in person only, Manchester painted. Also interior painting aluminum siding, gutters and PRIVATE PIANO 1967 M ERCURY - Cougar, 4- program that includes a non Drug, 717 Main St, Manchester. FOR YOUR motorcycle and wallpapering. Call 2^5773. trims. Roofing installation and speed, 283 engine, vinyl hardtop, INSTRUCTIONS BRASS KEY contributory pension plan. insurance call the Crockett Agen­ repairs. 6495495, 875-9109. QuiMlled icachtr. HELP WANTED - male and M wer steering, air-conditioned. INSIDE — outside, painting. RESTAURANT Apply in person or call cy. Ask for Betty Turner, 643- Enrollmant opanings female, flexible hours available. 2 Best reasonable offer. Call 742- Special rates for people over 65. 829 Main St Manchester 1577. ROOFING — Specializing avallablanow. 643-1101 or 3 nights weekly and weekends. 8161. Call my competitors, then call repairing roofs of aU kinds, new 6 4 6 -7 8 1 7 Apply in in person anytime P O i E X PE R T repairing all makes of me. Elstimates given. 649-7863. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, i/0NBi*-MV6SUHf c^MU-LJ e -a e 1970 CUTLASS - four-speed ALLIED between 2-4 p.m. Bonanza, 287 I 1 A PCCLAJS... ^ VOLKSWAGEN 1966 - tan Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main rec rooms, room additions, second, third. AU kinds. Realty Educational Loans Available McCavanagnnagn. Service Manager, excellent condition, low mileage, St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, statewide. Credit rating un­ EVS?TtPME n < V fA Call 525-1117 or call 646-4321 for an eveninevening new tires, $750. 8724270. 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, siding, general repairs. QuaUty necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ • On The Job Training appointment. Lynch Toyota, 345 ENGLAWP, STANP UTTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON CAREEIt TMDES INSTITUTE 7:304. 643-7958. workmanship. Financing tial, quick arrangements. Alvin 4Z4 HoflintMd 4«i.. Hirtlwd • Earn While You Learn Center St., (Route 6)*Manchester. U P AhiP HOLLER' 0 -za 1967 FORD FAIRLANE - 500, available. Econoqiy Builders, Lundy AgencY 527-7971. 100 PARKINS $550 or best otter. 643-2836, or TWO Handymen want a variety Inc., 6435159, 872-0647, evenings. Constitution Plaza, Hartford. • Apply in person: NURSE’S AIDE - 11 to 7 a.m. RSltaa. 528-2410 after 6. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Evenings, 233-6879. full or part-time. Laurel Manor, attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and MASONRY— AU types of stone, Smart Shoppers Shop 6495519. 1967 MUSTANG gardener’s service. Call 643-5305. brick fireplaces, waUs, concrete MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd CONVERTIBLE - automatic steps, siaewalks. No job too mortgages — interim financing — The Herald OPTICAL STYLE BAR, INC. HAIRDRESSER WANTED - transmission, power steering and LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also small. Free estimates. Over 20 expedient and confidential ser­ 763 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER fujl time, ViUage Beauty shop In brakes. New paint, good tires moving large appliances. Burning years experience. After 5 p.m. vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- Classified Ads. Coventry, CaU 7425017. , with 2 snows. Must sell $950. 649- barrels d elivers. $4. 644-1775. 643-1870. 644-2975. 5129. 2721. Ro\/Uti \j ^ O .A \' u

■ / U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conrt., Mon., Aug. 28,1972— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 28.1972 , / H0US9S For Salt 72 LEGAL NOTICE Houses For Sale 72 Houses F or Sale 72 Out ofVown-For Sale 7S LolA-LandFoi^^ 73 Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed Help Wanted 35 THEREOUGHTABEALAW! B Y B O R T H AND W HIPPLE . Apartments For Rent 63 Houses For Sale 72 candidates of the Democratic Party for nominaUon to the Municipal RANCH FIVE — rooms, on large Offices specified below to be filled at the State Election to be held on REGIONAL OFFICE - of a FOUR ROOMS — second floor, DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms lot, 200 X 355’, with Large covered EAST OF HARTFORD November 7, 1972 in the Town of Bolton. A list of the persons so CLASSIFIED national corporation has an picnic patio. Garage. Large LOTS IN MANCHESTER $145 monthly. Security required. on large treed lot. Great commer­ D.J. HENRY CO. endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being the office of the opting for an extension clerk I MotwlBPEMT A n d WHATCAME BACK ? 649-6600. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, workshop. $29,500. Philbrick using automated equipment. All TVto WE6 HS sntC H ltte HAMB TAGS EN/ERVTrilKlG- B U T f InvHos you to attenid a Seminar Agency, 646-4200. ONLY $26,500 Towri Clerk, RFD .4 Bolton Center Road, and copies thereof are 649-5324. 1. One-acre wooded lot, prime residential l()cation. All city available for public distribution. company benefits av^lable-paid OW jN W y PIECE OF CLOIRIHO THAT DESIRABLE TWO - bedroom At The Howard Johnson Motor Lodge utilities. Can be divided into two lots. ADVERTISING vacations, paid holidays, and sick '*/ENT TO SUMMER CAMP WHAT DIO VCXl^ MANCHESTER Country Rancher, 3 bedrooms, OFFICE t e r m garden apartment, Range, OLDER 7-Room Colonial, Route 30, Exit 96 off Route 84, 2. Half-acre wooded lots. Prestige area. leave. For appointment call 289- OOWITW ALL. / refrigerator, heat, hot water, 110x175' lot. Great possible com­ automatic heat and hot water, JUSTKCES OF THE PEACE January 1,1973 to January 6,1975 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 8611. Vernon - Room 104 ALUMINUM SIDING THERE H E R E ^ > fO U R . L O O H flH A D parking. Adults, no pets. mercial!mercial property. Hutchins Agen- full basement, 300’ deep lot. REGISTRAR OF VOTERS January 3,1973 to January 5,1977 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. On tM i well kept Cepe dote to ill Many extras. Act fast! FINALLY* OHESOO V ^ O T H E S ? . ROOM1DBRIHG Conveniently located. Available cy, 649-54324. CALL Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on S^tem ber OUTSIDE WORKER - laboring ichooli. St. Iim ti Parish. 3 f o r g o t ; September 1st. 643-0973,643-7796. 26, 1972, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in accordance with on pipe work, install and pump BACRALLTHlS ADVANTAGES OF GROUP INVESTING IN bodroomi, carpotini, rM room with COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MAMMIC* ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX 7-7, Excellent REAL ESTATE DONALDS. GALE THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes, as U:00 NOON DAT BEFOBE PUBUOAHON septic- tanks, drive small and Furnished Apartments 64 investment possibility if bought bar, flrepiset, formil dinini room. L REALTY CO. amended, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. medium trucks. Interestina work, STUFF/ REALTORS 647-1413 DMkmne tor Saturday and Monday la lt:M Noon Friday with 7-room Colonial. Possible Shepod btdroom, immodiati oc­ Forms for p o tio n s for filing s q ^ candidacies by or on behalf of any pleasant conditions, M ^nney TWp-ROOM furnished commercial property, 250x175 e Designed for the smali or large investor, cupancy. A good buy — only S26,500. Bros. SepUc Tank Co. Mitchell 485 Burnside Ave., Elast Hartford P iv n c b O r H EAR IN G enrolled Democratic Party member (or, in the case of justices of the apartment, heat, hot water, lot. A rare opportunity. Hutchins e income and Growth Call Jon lomtlnp, 649-5306. Realtors-MLS-Insurance STATE OF CONNECTHTH' peace, by or on behalf of the bare majority to which said party is TOUB COOPERATION WIIX. Dr. off Pariter St. Inquire 5 p.m.- stove, refrigerator. Apply NOTICE Agency, 649-5324. e Tax Shelters 289-7939 247-7711 COURT OF PROBATE BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 6 p.m. ______Marlow's. 867 Main Street. ••• B&W ••• Court of Probate, District of Andover, REPUBLICAN CAUCUS entitled to nominate,) may be obtained from Wiillam J. Houle, e R etirem en t District fio. 16. Democratic, Registrar of Voters, Bolton Center Road Bolton, Connec­ MANCHESTER Vicinity - Clean ThI BMeOWa AND HULACE C*. TV4ESTATE O F MAIRON B The Republican electors of the THREE ROOM - furnished 5'^-room ranch with rec room, e College Education kiHm - Hta TOLLAND TINKERS Town of Manchester are hereby ticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in Part I, Continued From Preceding^ Page WANTED apartment, newly redecorated. carpets, swimming pool, on one M in dinttr ftfkstft, MMdi €4I-S30€ Date of Order August 23,1972. notified that there will be a Instruction Page, of the petition form, copies of which are available in Ample parking, near shopping acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ e Build Your Estate ENDURING VALUE PatiUoner: Jc^n E. LaBelle, executor, said Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the 643 Main St., Manchester. C^nn. Date of caucus at Municipal Building EXPERIENCED center and bus line. 649-1287. cy, 649-5324. hearing. S^tember S. 1972; Time of consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of Help Wanted 35 Help W anted 35 MANCHESTER BOWERS - Hearing Room on S(i,turday. School area, 3-bedroom Colonial. Is found in this S bedroom Ranch. hearing, l:o0 p.m.; Race of hearing, $25.00 for each such candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A SALESLADY Houses for Rent 65 MANCHESTER - Ideal 6-room Tuesday, August 29th, at 7:30 P.M. BoHon, Center Rd.. Bolton. September 2. 1972. at 9 o'clock EXPERIENCED DRAPERY - WAITRESS WANTED - Fireplace, screened porch, gar­ Living room with wall-to-wall Upon the application of the petitioner a.m. for the following purposes: petition containing the required number of signatures of enrolled starter home, kitchen has oven carpeting, raised hearth fireplace, full prajuing for the allowance of its administra­ Democratic Party members in the Town of Bolton must be filed with operator and slipcover operator evenings and weekends. Call for Jawalry axpcrwnct preftrred LARGE EIGHT-ROOM - age. Beautiful comer lot. S31,900. 1. To select party-endorsed can­ and range, and huge dining area, tion account with said estate, the ascertain­ said Registrar of Voters not later than,4 P.M. on September 5, 1972, wanted, full-time. Sterling appointment, 649-8259. but not necessary. Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, ng FYincipals only, 643-1473. basement with garage. Located on ment of distributees and order of distribu­ didates for delegates to the OeBRA OOHttSOtJ 14x24' fireplaced living room, 3 or For information and reservations call being the 21st day preceding the day of the primary. U pholstery Supply Co, 222 area. Pleasant convenient loca­ more bedrooms. Owner anxious. 45,305 square feel of land. $27,900. tion as per application on file more fully Republican Senatorial District 644-1517 Lots-Land For Sal* 73 appears. McKee St., Manchester, 643-0359. COOKS HELPER — weekends tion. Working adults. 643-2880. $23,500. W olverton Agency, Conventions/and/or Assembly Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 23 day of August, 1972. IT IS ORDERED THAT; Said appUca- CATHERINE K. LEINER and some evenings. Call for ap­ Realtors. 649-2813. tion be heard and determined at the C^urt District Conventions as indicated. NURSE’S AIDE - 3-11. full or pointment, 649-8K9. MICHAEL JEWELERS Out of Town- MANCHESTER - Five acres, 3Vk LUPACCHINO AGENCY . of Probate at the date, time and pbee Clerk of the Municipality______part-time. Laurel Manor. 649- acres commercial zoned, with indicated above. 2. To transact such other F or Rent 66 FOUR-BEDROOM - Dutch 646-5432 By Order of the C^urt Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed 4519. SCHOOL BUS - drivers - 643-2741 CLOSE TO — Main St., large TWO - FAMILY - 5-4, 250' frontage. Seconds from business as may properly come '■L Ait. u. t. style Colonial. 24' living room, _____ Eleanor H Preuss. Gerk______candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to the Municipal Bolton, 7:15 to 9 a m., 2 to 3:45 • Untied r«e<>*e‘ *- STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 excellent residential single home, 9 rooms, perfect immaculate condition Route 15. Woverton Agency. before said caucus. DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED p.m. We will train. Phone 649- Realtors, 649-2813. Signed M. ADLER DOBKIN, Offices specified below to be filled at the State Election to be held on Situation Wanted 38 West Street, new 3-room unit in neighborhood, garage. Only $26,- eolation, modernized kitchen, throughout, new roof, exterior Wanted-Real Estate 77 — Responsible women needed to 2384 or 649-8400. Rooms Without Board 59 brick and stone garden apartment lovely shaded lot. Mid 40s, Keith recenUy painted. Good invest­ Invitation To Bid Town Chairman______November 7. 1972 in the Town of Andover. A list of the persons so Boats-Accessories 46 900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. show complete line of Colonial Apartments For Rent 63 building. Total electric. Range, Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. ment and return. Secondary MANCHESTER RURAL - half The Board of Education. endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being the office of the RELIABLE married man will acre, $6,500. Andover- SELLING your home or acreage? Giftware and home accessories. REAL ESTATE — salesman, mow lawns, rake leaves, paint ROOM WITH - kitchen refrigerator, disposal, basement, MANCHESTER - Bowers financing available. Close to bus Manchester. Connecticut, solicits Town Clerk. Town Office Building. School Road, and copies thereof 2 14' RUNABOUT, 15 h.p. 474 MAIN STREET, three-room Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ “For prompt* friendly ■ ■ 'ly service, call NOTICE No delivery. High commissions. experienced preferred. Will con­ any odd jobs. 646-7786 privileges, centrally located. 14 laundry and storage area. Adults School 6-room Cape with 3 PORTER ST. - Area large line. $32,500. Philbrick Agency, bids for Projection Lamps and are available for public distribution. Call 1-4894)344, 1-482-5101. Evinnide motor and trailer. Very Arch St. , ■______apartment, second floor. Heat. try, Half acre, excellent area, Louis Dimock Realtyilty, 649-9823. sider training. Full-time basis only, no pets. $125 monthlu. $125 bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen Ranch, 8 rooms, excellent condi­ Realtors, 646-4200. Audio Tapes. Sealed proposals REPUBLICAN only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. good condition. $275. Call 649- $128. Security. Family unit. Call $3,500. ToIland,-acre, $3,900. Office Term Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 5873. ROOM IN — private home, lease security. Call James J. with oven and range, living room tion, large level lot with privacy, ALL CASH for your property will be received until September WANTED BABYSITTER - 646-2426. 9 to 5 p. RAISED RANCH - 8 rooms, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Justices of the Peace Jan. 1 .1 9 7 3 -Jan. 6.1975 kitchen privileges, female only. Gessay, at 8754134. has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce 2-full baths, lots of closets, 2 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 7. 1972 at 3:30 P.M. The right is CAUCUS Verplank School area, school age MEN TO — work in BEAGLE Puppies, mother and price range, $26,800. Wolverton fireplaces, lx>w 50s. Keith Real large modem eat-in kitchen, for­ Registrar of Voters Jan. 3. 1 9 7 3 -Jan. 8.1975 1967 MERCURY OUTBOARD - Parking. Call 643-6609. MANCHESTER ENJOY - instant service. Hayes Agency, reserved to reject any and all boy and 3 year old. Reliable. My woodworking shop. Apply in per­ father register^. $10 each. Call MANCHESTER - Uvely 2‘i- ROCKVILLE - Eastbrook Agency. Realtors. 649-2813. Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. mal dining room, 2^ baths, 2 The Republican electors of the 70 h.p., electric start. Nevqr used room efficiency apartment on bus Elstate living now and have a 6464)131. bids. Specifications and forms Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held September home or yours, after 6 p.m., 643- son, Wipco Millwork. 73 Tolland 643-0851, MALE ROOMMATE — wanted, Apartments, on bus line. New 3- fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall-to- Town of Vernon are hereby 7019. Tpke., Manchester. in salt water. Must sell. Asking line. Heat, hot water, stove, growth investment in rapidly ap­ may be secured at the Business 26. 1972. if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in accordance with new apartment, near UConn. Call room unit in brick one story MANCHESTER MANCHESTER VICINITY - 6- wall carpeting, 2-car garage with OUT OF TOWN — buyer wants 3- notified that there will be a $175. Phone 643-9708. refrigerator. Adults, no pets. preciating land. Two adjoining Office. 45 School Street. Sections 9-382 through 9-450. inclusive, of the General Statutes, as STANDARD POODLES - Six 646-1405, Monday through Satur­ garden apartment building. Total room Cape, new aluminum electric doors. Many other extras. bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay caucus at Vernon Town Hall PART-Time — evenings, fryer weeks old, chocolate, male, $140. 649-7544. 6494985. electric, range, refrigerator, dis­ !!! S26,900 !!! siding, new roof, 3-4 bedrooms, Three years old. $43,900. eleven acre parcels, each con­ Manchester. Connecticut, Ray­ amended, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. Household Goods 51 day, 9-5:30. Ask for Manager. taining one building lot, plus 8 to up to $28,000. Call Paul W. Rockville on Saturday, NURSES AIDES and counter girls. Arthur apricot female. AKC, $50. Phone posal. basement laundry and 6 room Ranch close to schools, shop­ overlooking Andover Lake. Only Philbrick Agency, 6 ^ 2 0 0 . mond E. Demers. Business Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of FOUR-ROOM — apartment, first 12 future building lots, 50 per Ciougan, R ^ltor, 643-4535. September 2, 1972, at 1.1:00 Treacher's Fish and Chips, 401 1-455-9561. storage. Adults only, absolutely ping Big living room with wall-to-wall $23,500. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. SINGER Touch and Sew, like LARGE FURNISHED - room, floor, new/y redecorated, central cent wooded, riding trails, $30,- Manager, Sincerely. any enrolled Democratic Party member (or. in the case of justices of Full-time, 7 to 3 p.m. and 3 to U p.m sIhH s. Center St. no pets. $135 monthly. $135 lease- TEN -ROOMS — Contemporary o’clock a.nf, for the following new. hems, buttonholes, stretch central, all utilities, private en­ carpeting, formal dining room with I HAVE — several clients begging Raymond E. Demers the peace, by or on behalf of the bare majority to which said party is Immediite openinfs for m«lurt. permanent location, no pets, security. Oc­ security. Call James J, Gessay. at Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ 000 each parcel. Terms available. purposes: AUSTRALIAN TERRIER - stitches, monograms, sews on trance and parking. 643-4944. paneled wainscoating. A real buy. MANCHESTER IMMACULATE me for a reasonably priced house. Business Manager entitled to nominate.) may be obtained from Beatrice Kowalski. per^nnel Eiperienced preferred Eicellent INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED AKC. female, 6 months, all shots, tober 1st occupancy. $140. 649- 8754134. ment or in-law suite, over IMi Days, 649-5361, evenings and 1: To select party-endorsed buttons, fancy designs. Originally Occupancy is immediate for more — 6toom Colonial with 3 huge Why not list with Central Listing Democratic Registrar of Voters. Route .6. Andover. Connecticut. benefits Apply m person — for machined parts. Purdy small, sturdy, good family com­ 7358. acres of land with a view, weekends, 872-4424. candidates for the delelages to $399.50, now only $99.65. Elasy CLEAN PLEASANT — room for inlormation and an appointment call bedrooms, generous kitchen and Service, 742-8520, 568-1317. Leave Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained in Part 1. Corp.. 586 Hilliard St.. panion. excellent watch dog. refined gentleman. Can be seen VERNON — Spacious one and 2 dining room, 24’ living room, redwood construction. Large Wanted-Real Estate 77 the Republican Senatorial Dic- Manchester. 649-7778. terms. 522-0476, dealer. tony Wasil. 649-5036. Resort Property-For Sale 74 name and number! Instruction Page, of the petition form, copies of which are available is $150. firm 6464)873. at 129 Walker St. after 6:30 p.m. bedroom apartments, fully shaded yard. Only $27,900. thermopane \Vindows. Philbrick tirct Conventions/ and/or said Registrars office. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the MEADOWS equipped kitchen, dishwasher, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- Agency, 646-4200. Assembly District (Conventions as CONVALESCENT CENTER WANTED MATURE - woman ESTATES and household lots to WOODLAND dispel, stove and refrigerator, • • • B & \A / ••• BOL’TON LAKE - Waterfront (■onsent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of MINIATURE POODLE - black buy. Bob Fluckiger. 649-3247. Apartments For Rent 63 The 8AIIR0WSAND WttLUtCE Ce. 2813. indicated. 35th Senatorial 333 BIOWELL SIREEt to care for two children, male, AKC. shots, almost wall-to-wall carpeting. One property, 5-room Ranch — home $25.00 for each such candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A Iltattoft - MIS MANCHESTER District, 55 and 57 Assembly MANCHESTER weekdays. 7:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. housebroken. Reasonable, 643- WE HAVE customers waiting for MANOR bedroom, $169, itwo-hedroom, MANCHESTER 6-ROOM - plus 2-room guest cottage. What is xour Property Worth? petition containing the required number of signatures of enrolled An equal opportunity employer GAS STOVE, dining room set. Manchctltf Pirkirlt. Manch. 649-S306 Marion E. Rotertson, Realtor. District. References required. Call after 5 0467.______the rental of your apartment or $199 heat included, children Cape, 3 bedrooms, den or dining A RANCH WITH SPACE!! Democratic members in the Town must be filed with said Registrar of p.m., 643-4882. Call 649-8857, 528-6315. 643-5953. We will inspect your property and suggest 2. To transact such other home. J.D. Real Estate welcome. D, J. Henry Co., 644- room, aluminum siding, quiet L shaped, 3 bedroom Ranch with Voters not later than 4 P.M. on September 5. 1972. being the 21st day GOOD HOMES - wanted for 4 APARTMENTS MANCHESTER - 4-4 duplex, an asking price. (No obligation.) business as may properly come CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 1330. street. $27,500. LaPenta Agency, fira ie , cIom to thoppini, Khool and preceding the day of the primary. WOMEN WANTED - full or HAIRDRESSERS WANTED - cute, fluffy, multi-toed kittens. HOMESI-SAD ST. huge kitchens, two large Out of T o w n -F o r Sale 75 Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! before said caucus. ranges, automatic washers with Realtor, 6^2440. churches. Fireplaced livini room, Dated at Andover. Connecticut, this 23rd day of August. 1972. part-time, for Vanda Beauty full or part-time. 289-1820. They are 6 weeks old and ready to NEW DUPLEX - available Sept. BOLTON — 3-room apartment, bedrooms and living room. g^rantees. See them at B. D. O FF W. MI1HM.B TPKE. formal dining room, built-ins, hoatod Thomas G. Carruthers Counselor cosmetics. We will go. Also want to place one 7- 15th, 5 rooms, U4 baths, private quiet neighborhood, carpeting, Separate utilities. $32,S00. BOLTON — Lakefront four-room RUTH K. MUNSON. Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main St., MANCHESTER DEIAD-END — street-7-room room in basament and loads of other Town (Chairman train. Also openings in manage­ MARRIED MEN - full and part- months old male. Good mouser. basement, appliances, parking, fireplace, sundeck, references Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- Ranch, screened porch, carpets, REALTORS — MLS Clerk of the Municipality 643-2210. Call 643-2171. Colonial, treed lot, large extras. Outstanding at $33,900. Call plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, ment. No investment. Call 875- time positions open. Apply at $230. 649-7289. 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury required. $170 monthly, 643-5983. 2813. fireplaced living room, formal PASEK 649-5306. 7357. Don's American Service, 128 apartments. Features wall-to- dining room, eat-in kitchen. 649-5324. 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. BLUE PERSIAN - female, KENMORE ELECTRIC — stove, wall carpeting, vanity Ule HEBRON ELEGANT - 2- WEST SIDE - 4^ew on the four years old, in good condition. DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Three or four bedrooms, Buckl^ GARAGE HANDYMAN - We excellent breeder, $25 or best baths, buitt-in oven, range, bedroom apartment, full market, pre-war Cape just off • •• B&W ••• VERNON — 50 miles view, IVi 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry offer. 872-3727. To settle estate. Phone 643-4345. apartment, wall-to-wall c a s tin g School area. Two-zone heat. Mid need a reliable person to clean CLERK-TYPIST- 40 words per throughout, complete appliances, dishwasher, refrigerator and equipped kitchen, dishwasher, Center St., 6 rooms plus family ThtBAmOWSANDNAUilCECa. acres, hill top estate, 2400 square WHY BUY A SUBCOMPACT WHEN dliposal, eleotric heat, 2 ait^ 30's. Keith Real Elstate, 646-4126, ttutton - HIS Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ up, go after parts, pick-up and minute with accuracy. Some ex­ vanity bath. Centrally located d is p e l, stove, refrigerator, wall- room, 1 '/6 baths, attached garage, foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. Articles For Sale 45 FREEZER AIR — conditioner, conditioners, glass ediding 649-1922. HMcttnItr Ptrkidt, Hmdi. U9-S306 ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple List­ deliver cars, etc. Mellen, White perience helpful. Benefits, Fee $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, to-wall carpeting, air con­ small lot. Sensibly priced to sell $54,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. paid. Salary to $100. plus d.o.e. and dryer. Call 649-7954. doors, all iaiYe rooms. Full at $28,900. T.J. Crockett Realtors, ing' Service. and Palshaw, 107 Burnside Ave., PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, 643-2692. basement storage area, am­ ditioning. Magnificent view. EXPANDABLE FIVE - room CIRCA 1730 RESTORED - YOU CAN OWN A SPACIOUS East Hartford. Rita Girl, 99 E. Center St, ple peurUng. Starting at $176. Children welcome, $210. Heat 643-1577. Colonial. 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five COVENTRY— 3-room summer Manchester. 646-3441. all bolted. All-sizes and styles. GE 30” — electric range, very brick bungalow with garage. cottage, furnished, $6,000. Call From $30, delivered. W. Zinker. FOUR-ROOM — apartment, Handy to slumping, schoeds, and lights incKided. D. J. Henry fireplaces, modern kitchen, good condition. $40. Phone 649- Beautiful yard. 203 Highland Jarvis Realty, 643-1121. WANTED FULL TIME - Windsorville Rd., Ellington. 875- heat, hot water, stove, bus and religious facilities. Co., 6^1330. Street, Manchester. Owner, 643- modem baths, two car garage, NOTICE SECRETARY- 2678. Model {q>artment open for TWO-FAMILY VOLVO?? experienced legal secretary. Call 0397. refrigerator, first floor, central 2272. walk-out basement, b e a d ^ pan­ ADMINISTRA'nVE - assitant. inspection 12-6 Sotur^y and R(X:KV1LLE - 5 rooms. $160; 3 NORTH COVENTRY - 7-room PUBLIC HEARING secretary. 872-3238. Antiques 56 location. Garage. Available eling, wide board floors. A Top secretarial skills. A September 16th. 643-4884. Sunday, other times by ap­ and 4 rooms, $115 monthly; Cape, l'/5 baths, sunporch, acre ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS A CLEAN, dark rich loam, five magnificent home and setting. dedicated individual who will pointm ent. land. Only $26,500. Goodchild - GAS STATION — attendant part- yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, utilities not included. Three ExcellenI condition. 4 and 5-rootn Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Look at all the equipment you don’t assist the vice-president of this THREE ANTIQUE - bedroom MANCHESTER - Newer 2- rooms, furnished, utilities in­ BarUett Realty, 643-2098, 569- time. Apply Mobil Station, 427 manure, pool and patio sand. 643- sets, 2 cherry vaneer; one light BuIH by apartments, eipandable attic. WHERE THERE'S SMOKE TOWN OF MANCHESTER^CONNECTICUT Hartford Rd., Manchester. top firm. Fee paid. Salary to $175. bedroom Townhouse, includes cluded. $37 weekly. 872-0359, 1744, 742-6736, 643-7887 9504. pine, over 200 years old. Dealers Separate furnaces. Nice yard. $34.- there's fire. In the family room, a RAISED RANCH - 7^4 rooms, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, pay extra for on a Volvo’’^. Rita Girl, 99 E. Center St, heat, appliances, IVk baths, full U & R Housing C o ip . 7:30-9:30 p.m. cathedral ceilings, fireplace, rec Manchester. 646-3441 welcome. 429-8000. 900. stone fireplace to the ceiling with BOLTON — 4-bedroom Garrison Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Hearing Room at the FACTORY HELP - AUGUST CLEIARANCE — Sale basement, $245 per month, Paul room, 2-car garage, large wooded Applications are now being taken W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Rentals by heatolators. Eight-room aluminum lot, aluminum siding, $31,900. Colonial, spacious living room Municipal BuHding, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, WANTED WOMAN - or coUege Lawnmowers and tractors, floor THE BIR(T1ES - anUques, Twin Robert D. with fireplace, formal dining for assemblers and machine models and demonstrators. Save FOR RENT sided split level. Wall-to-wall Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Tuesday, September 5, 1972, at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the girl, two full days weekly as Hills Drive, Coventry, (Red MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- Murdock HELEN PALMER carpeting. Oversized 2-car garage. In- room, large kitchoi, IVi baths, Authorized Dealer: operators for first, second and 10-20 per cent. L & M Equip­ Colonial), Summer hours: following: VOLVO third shifts. Apply Personel Mothers helper, to do babysitting bedroom townhouse, includes PINNEY BROOK III REALTOR-MLS 643-6321 full basement, large deck with Hart Twin Volvo Corp. ment. Route 83. Vernon, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 10 ■ Realtor 643-2692 ground pool, 20x40. Florida room. QUALITY THROUGHOUT - Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 Budget, Educational Volvo Diitributinf, Inc. Department, Monday through and light housework. Own heat, appliances, carpets, full Garden Apartmenls Tony Alibrio — 649-2996 cememt patio, IV4 acre, wooded 168 Burnside Ave. a.m.-4 p.m. Weekends by ap­ 643-9661 Immediate occupancy. Only $4,000 can't be built today with these Special Projects Fund 41 ...... $58,893.00 Rockltiih. NJ. 07647 U transportation necessary. Friday. Iona Company. 6 Regent ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as private basem ent. $230 per 646-6926 ELLINGTON, CONN. features at this price. Large over­ lot. 6464939.______East Hartford, Conn. References requested. Phone pointment, 742-6607. month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, down. Cali now. 289-7475. Project 77-1, Sec. 10-266c, to be financed from State Grant. Street, Manchester. printing plates. .009 thick, 23x- fiiHMTJt.. M.2IC sized master b^room , oversized COLUMBIA THREE - 646-7545. 643-4535. or 646-1021. SIX ROOM CAPE Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 Budget, Educational 32” . 25 dents each or 5 for $1. 643- HO Per living room, huge eat-in kitchen, bedroom Ranch on % acre lot. BABYSITTER WANTED - 2711. Wanted To Buy 58 PASEK ail built-ins, formica cabinets, Special Projects Fund 41 ...... • • ■ $88,000.00 Month 3 bedrooms, fireplace in living Finished rec room in basement, days. Monday through I^day. INSURANCE OPENING - MANCHESTER AREA - Four- 2SS-747S IlM itw i - HIS 7424243 fireplaced familv room, spare Project 77-1, Title I, to be financed from State Grant. Make; VOLVO Modtl: 142S 2-Ooor Stdan several openings for policy room, rec room in basement, large 2-car garage with screened- Call 646-6125 after 5 p.m. SCREENED LOAM - sand, WANTED — Antique furniture, room modern apartment, THREE-BEDROOM duplex, TOTAL ELECTRIC room, large tile bath, large typists, transcriptionists, coders, breezeway, one-car garage, brick in patio. Five minutes from lake. Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 Budget, Educational VtMcle Id. No. 1423343 - 290815 En|int No: wavel, processed gravel and fill. glass, pewter, oil paintings or available immediate^, with heat, central location, available im­ ro Q m d flu it patio, quiet street. Immediate closets, 2-car garage. $37,700. auto raters. Girl Friday and hot water, appliances, carpeting, Call Starkey Realty, 643-8734. Special Projects Fund 41 ...... $11,200.00 Port of Impoftitior): Elizabath, N.J. Otlivtrod bv: Trailer MATURE WOMAN - to stay George H. Grilling, Andover, 742- other antique items. Any quanti­ mediately, $175 monthly, securi­ $150. occupancy, $29,900. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- claims reps. Apply now. Fees Firtplact unit Cooperative Teacher Aide Training Project, to be financed from State overnight occassionally with my 7886.______ty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 165 air-conditiomng optional, parking ty, 643-5053 after 5 p.m. COLONIAL 9— rooms, five years 4200. elderly mother. Duties would paid. Top salaries. Rita Girl, 99 Oakland Street. and laundry. $190 monthly. 649- $175 TWO-FAMILY old, large' modern kitchen with Grant. consist of making dinner at night, E. Center St, Manchester. 646- LIBRARY DESK - end Ubles, 2871, 64fr0882. FOUR-ROOM — duplex, nice BRAND NEW 3 room in excellent condition, separate Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 General Fund Budget. G room for table. First floor family RANCTf SIX — rooms, large 3441. Importer's Suggested List Price P.O.L: stay overnight, than could leave picnic table, braided rug, bird WANTED — (Yank phonographs, yard, garage. No utilities. No units in brick and stone furnaces, enclosed porches, 2-car room, 24' long with fireplace, living room, fireplace, wall-to- NOTICE TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund ...... $20,356.00 $3490.00 in the morning'. Transportation cage, lawn chair, wardrobe chest, cast iron banks and toys, comic MANCHESTER — One-bedroom pets. Security. $160. Call 6464239. Garden Apartment garage, $37 f.OO. formal dining room, large living Equipment: TWO WOMAN — wanted to sort wall carpet, garage. New roof and TOWN OF ANDOVER for Progress Drive, to be financed from funds already received from could be furnished. Phone 643- hollywood bed, vacuum cleaner, books, round oak tables, early Townshouse, private entrances, building. Range, furnace. Immaculate condition. and pack fruit. Apply Orchard room, 4 bedrooms, full basement Green Manor Construction Company. 6793. rain coat, record players, console furniture, military items. full basement, includes heat and FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly refrigerator, disposal, SEVEN ROOM CAPE with rec room and laundry. Large Private lot. $29,900. Philbrick The audit report on the RHAM Hill Farm, 425 Avery Street, radio. 649-2918. Evenings 643-6535. appliances, $200 pier month. Paul redecorated, appliances, heat, basement laundry & 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage, $37,- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. High School District .8, Hebron, Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 Swere Fund, TRANSFER Wapping. 644-0585. wooded lot. Garage. $41,500. MALE STOCK — clerk to work W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or central location. Security. $180 storage, wall to wall 500. Philbrick Agency, Realtors 646- Connecticut for the fiscal year to Sewer Reserve Fund...... $3,500.00 •DUAL FACTORY TUNED CARBURETORS .00 TWO ALUMINUM - dog houses, 646-1021. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday monthly. 649-3340. carpeting. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - All ending June 30, 1972. is on file in for longitudinal water and sewer easement to service Forest Hills, to be •CARBURETOR AIR PREHEATING SYSTEM .00 PART TIME — cleaner. Apply in 30" deep, 25"- high, 20” wide. 8 ROOM GARRISON 4200. nights and Saturday days. Apply Rooms Without Board 59 Mutts only, abMhitily r,o poll brick, ten rooms, four large financed from funds already received from Green Manor Construction .00 person. State Theatre, Good condition. Phone 875-9395. NICE ONEl-Bedroom apartment COLONIAL the Office of Town Clerk. Town •SEALED COOLING SYSTEM WITH ANTI FREEZE in person. Arthur Drug, 942 Main GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom CAPE SIX — rooms, large eat-in bedrooms, beautiful entrance .00 Manchester, Ranch type, private entrance, Reserve now for Oct. 1st 4 bedrooms, 2-car garage, IVi Office Building, School Road, Company. •35-AMP ALTERNATOR St., Manchester. CLEAN, FURNISHED - Room, apartment, second floor. Includes kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, one foyer. Two fireplaces, 2V4 baths, .00 IBM LATE — model C. electric includes neat and appUances, heat, appliances, carpets. $205 Occupancy , baths, many extras, ^2,900. Andover, Connecticut. Proposed additional appropriation to 1972-73 General Fund Budget, •FOUR-SPEED FULL-SYNCHRO TRANSMISSION kitchen privileges, parking, cen­ acre lot with privacy. Walk-out two

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she was a life-long resident. Survivors are a son, W|Uiam C. Lincoin PTA Sues About Town Connecticut The Weather" Kellner of Ellington; a daughter, It orders board members, upon The Lincoln School PTA Is lU f week is the last opportuni­ Members of St. Margaret’s Cir­ Mrs. Charles Steppe of Vernon; a 63 New Voters whom it was served late last cle, Daughters of Isabella, will Obituary suing the Board of Education as a ty to register, before the opening Yankee Clear tonight, with a low of SO sister, Mrs. Oscar Hoermann of reaction to the board’s July 10 week, to appear Wednesday at 10 meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Sixty-three persons toiirt Cases acbool. There will be a testing Born in Magliano Sabina, home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Field Saturday night during the ding the possible closing of Un- with William D. Turfcington, 103 To Bare Province of Rome, Italy, he came SAM rock concert, the youth •esskm at the high school Sept. 5 W. Center St., and the deadline is CmCUIT COURT 12 coln, attended by about 150 ^o Manchester in 1913. He was a Mrs. Mary M • Hadfield group’s last event of the summer. for new students entering Grades Wednesday. East Hartford Session parents, was held June 19 at T r o o p C uts weaver at Cheney Brothers in Of the 63 new voters, 18 Buckley School. A second 11 and 12. Reforms Mrs. Mary Marsh Hadfield of registered with the Democratic Bryant S. Chase, 21, of Elast Students who do not plan to Tonight’s meeting of the Board Manchester for 40 years, retiring hearing, attended by about 40, of Education has been canceled 77 Wyllys St.,Hartford, widow of party and 12 with the Hartford, was sentenced to onocto return to MHS in September are NEW YORK (AP) - in 1954. He was an organizer and was held last Monday in the The next regularly scheduled Jo se ^ Hadfield, died yesterday Republicans. The other 22 in­ three years in prison by Judge asked to contact the administra­ Democratic presidential can­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ past president of the Maglianese Board of Education’s Ad­ meeting will be Sept. 11 at 8 p. m. Society, a member of the Italian- at home. dicated no party preference. Joseph A. Adorno FYiday. tion office as soon as possible. didate George McGovern was to Chase had pleaded guilty to a ministrative Annex meeting Qub and the Sons of Italy, all of Bom in Manchester, England, unveil his second welfare reform charge of attempted burglary, in room. Manchesto'. she lived in Hartford 58 years. plan of the year today in a move connection with an incident at Mr. and Mrs. Dubaldo would Survivors are a son, Melvyn designed to increase his support the Pleasant Valley Pharmacy, NOTICE have observed their 62nd wed­ Hadfield of Manchester; and among middle-income Americans three grandchildren. held tomorrow at St. Gertrude’s Rt. 5, South Windsor, on June 27. REPUBUCAN CAUCUS Choicest Meats In Town! ...and Drafts End ding anniversary on Sept. 10. Julius Dubaldo -and rid him of a campaign em­ Private funeral services will be Church in Windsor. On East Hartford charges. The Republican electors of the barrassment. Survivors besides his wife are Burial will be at Mt. St. held. There will be no calling Chase pleaded guilty to con­ Town of Bolton are hereby The South Dakota senator, who four sons, Anthony Dubaldo. Besides her husband, she is sur­ Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. hours. spiracy to commit burglary, and notified that there will be a has been plagued for three Peter Dubaldo, Bruno Dubaldo. vived by a daughter. Miss Nancy Friends may call today from 7 1 TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Burial will be at the con­ received a concurrent one-to caucus at Community Hall on months by attacks on his original Victor Dubaldo, ail of E. Smith, at home; a brother, to 9 p.m. at the Carmon F’uneral A ll-V ol venience of the family. three-year sentence. Saturday, ^ptem ber 2, 1972, at proposal, planned to disclose the Manchester; two daughters. Mrs. Hamilton Mullen of Manchester; Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Wind­ 2 GENUINE "WAYBEST" Rose Hill Funeral Home, Two other East Hartford 1:00 o’clock p.m., for the revised version before a poten­ Ceiling Falling Primo Amadeo and Mis. Joseph and a sister. Mrs. Hazel Smith, sor. charges, third-degree burglary Sartor, both of Manchester; a Rocky Hill, is in charge of following purposes: • CHICKEN LEGS tially critical audience of Wall also of Manchester; and second-degree larceny, were 1. To select party-endorsed can­ sister, Mrs. Santa Trombetta of arrangements. Street investors—the New York Forces SAN CLEMENTE, CaUf. (AP) — President Nixon announces a private funeral services will be nolled by the prosecutor. didates for delegates to the Italy; 17 grandchildren, and 12 • and BREASTS Society of Security Analysts. new cut in the Vietnam troop ceiling today, perhaps to the often- held tomorrow in Watkins Personal INolices Republican Senatorial District great-grandchildren. James H. Brown, 52, of 2814 X (Mix or Match Them) ^ McGovern’s new plan was ex­ discussed "residual force” level that presumably would remain Fiineral Home, 142 E. Center St., Albert C. Saya Conventions/and/or Assembly Funeral services will be held In Memoriam Ellington Rd., South Windsor, pected to be closer than his first there pending a war settlement. with the Rev. Robert Eldridge of Albert Charles Saya, 47, of In loving memory of Ralpli beSimone District Conventions as indicated. Ahead The ceiling will drop to 39,000 on Friday, but the Saigon Wednesday at 8;15 a.m. from the South United Methodist Church, was fined $150 after pleading to a proposal by President Nixon Greenfield, Mass., formerly of who passed away August 28. 1970. guilty to a charge of operating a 2. To transact such other that has been passed by the command has said the number of uniformed Americans now in John F. 'Derney Fiineral Home. officiating. This day do we remember, HI6HUND PARK MARKET WASHINGTON (AP) - The Windsor, brother of Donald Saya motor vehicle while under the business as may properly come I I House. South Vietnam is less — 37,700. 219 W. Center followed by a Burial will be in the East A loving thought we give. of Ellin^on, died yesterday at a influence of liquor. An additional before said caucus. S 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 It was expected to differ chiefly Pentagon is aiming to stop draft In advance of Nixon's announcement, there was speculation that Mass of the Resurrection at 9 at Cemetery. For one no longer with us. inductions by December, about veterans’s hospital in Greenfield. But in our hearts still live. charge of failure to drive in the Robert A. Dixon from the original plan by taking his 12th troop cut statement would lop some 10,000 to 15,000 from St. Bridget Church. There will be no calling hours. six months ahead Of President Bom in Hartford, he lived in Children and Grandchildren established lane was nolled. Town Chairman more -from the wealthy and less the Sept. 1 ceiling. Burial will be in St. James Nixon’s deadline for ending Cemetery. Mrs. Gertrude Kellner Windsor more than 40 years, from the middle income brackets Such a move would reach, or come very close to, the level often moving to Greenfield four years to pay the bill for the proposed military conscription. spoken of as a likely residual force of advisers and support Friends may call at the funeral ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Gertmde “Ehrery effort will be made to home tonight from 7 to 9 and Kellner. 75, of Mountain S.t.. ago. He was an Army veteran of new welfare system.' personnel. All U.S. ground combat troops were withdrawn weeks minimize draft calls, if not avoid ago. tomorrow from 2 to 4 and from 7 widow of Carl Kellner, died last World War II. McGovern’s first plan came Survivors include two other under heavy criticism for its so- them entirely, between January In a CBS television interview earlier this year, Nixon hinted — to 9 p.m. night at Rockville General and July, 1973, when the current Hospital. brothers, both of Windsor. called break-even point of $12,- without getting precise — that he expected the eventual residual Harry Saretsky private funeral services will be 000. It would have lowered taxes induction authority expires,’’ force to total 25,000-35,000 uniformed Americans. Bom in Rockville, Feb. 11,18%, Secretary of Defense Melvin Harry Saretsky, 73, of 650 for those making under that U.S. forces in South Vietnam have declined steadily since a peak Laird pledged in a report to Tower Ave., Hartford, father of ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ amount but raised them for per­ of 543,400 in April 1969 — three months after Nixon took office. President Nixon. Steven Saretsky of Ellington, sons making more than $12,000. Although troop withdrawals have continued since Hanoi and the yL we have received a new yL The 51-page report was dis­ died Saturday at Mt. Sinai The new plan was widely ex­ Viet Cong launched a major offensive last February, cutbacks have ^ selection of lovely 3 tributed by the California White Hospital, Hartford. pected to include a higher break­ been more than offset by increases in,U.S. forces waging air and House and the Pentagon Monday He was bom in New York City even figure. naval warfare from Thailand, Guam and the 7th Fleet offshore. The as Nixon announced in San and lived in Hartford 25 years. The new plan also was ex­ American presence in these sectors has doubled or better to 49,000 ? embroidery pieces * Clemente he will make good on a Survirors, other than his son. pected to retain McGovern’s in Thailand, 39,000 with the 7th Fleet and 20,000 on Guam. J • scarves • bibs □ 1968 campaign promise to end the are a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Sut­ The Vietnam war will figure in a Nixon journey to Honolulu ...... proposal of a guaranteed annual draft and rely entirely on ton of Columbia, South America; • doilies • quilts Wednesday for summit talks with Kakuei Tanaka, Japan's prime income of $1,000 per person but volunteers to fill the armed and a sister, Rachael Saretsky of yL • pillow cases • towels with some variations. There has forces. (See Page Fourteen) West Hartford. Back to School! Back to School! ^ — plu s— been speculation that the figure His stated goal is July 1 of next Funeral services and burial will hoopes • needles • threads would fluctuate some, depending year but Laird’s report showed a be private. on age and marital status. zero draft may be reached half a all dependence on the draft will Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ "try us, you'll like us!" There also has been specula­ stands at slightly more than 2.3 B oys’ G irls’ year early. be consistent with maintaining mington Ave., Hartford, is in tion that families with more than million men. This is 1.2 million Neither Nixon or Laird linked the force level and degrees of charge of arrangements. two children would receive less below the Vietnam war peak. announcement of the report with . readiness necessary to meet our i T X l i t O l t M get your « than $1,000 for each additional Both the President and Laird Jeans D resses the current presidential election vital long-term national Mrs. Stewart Smith child. stressed achievement of the all­ 50c conn. Q but Laird agreed the statement security.” volunteer force will require con­ Mrs. Mildred Mullen Smith, 68, After Sale 2.99 Alter Sale t.W McGovern earlier proposed of 15 Knpx St., wife of Stewart T. lottery ^ could reap large benefits from The Pentagon already this year gressional enactment of a series tickets ^ scrapping the present welfare the youth vote this November. has slashed planned inductions to of bills broadening authority to Smith, died yesterday in her system and personal income tax home. She was born here on May In a formal statement Monday, a maximum of 50,000 young pay enlistment and re-enlistment exemptions and substituting a Nixon said he pledged four years men—the lowest total in ten years bonuses for military skills in both 6, 1904 and was a life-long resi­ guaranteed annual income for Goings Goings...... dent. She was the daughter of ^ iSowntown ^ » 088 ago ’’if elected, I would wprk and about 330,000 below the Viet­ the regular forces and the persons below the poverty line annual Little Britches Rodeo held in Mauston, Wis. over past David and Minnie Jones Mullen. Tom Blado, 8, of Tomah, Wis., is about to get a mudbath toward ending the military draft nam war crest in 1966. Laird’s national guard and reserve, and and tax credits for those above. during bare back bronco riding competition at the third weekend. (AP photo) and establishing in its place an report said “The dramatic bonus incentives' designed to at­ The program would be all-volunteer armed force.’’ decline in draft calls has been tract doctors to military careers. financed by closing tax loopholes The President said Laird had made possible by substantially The Army and Marine Corps T rem en d o u * | ^ h'anluslic that benefit industry and the told Wm experience ‘‘seems reducing the size of the active have been, trying a $1,500 enlist­ S a vings! g Sf’leclian! wealthy and by trimming defense show that sufficient numbers of force and by attracting more ment bonus for men signing up spending. Hawaii Summit Thursday volunteers can be attracted to the voluntary enlistees to military for four-year hitches in ground McGovern claimed the new tax armed forces to meet peacetime service.” combat units. THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Brushed cotton denim jeans Delightful choice of styles in laws, which he said would go SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) produce ratification of an at the top of the agenda. But Tanaka, the 54-year-old manpower needs, and that ending U.S. military manpower now (See Page Fourteen) with Alpine front pockets, prints, solids, checks, plaids, hand-in-giove with the welfare — FTesident Nixon and F*rime emergency agreement to ease Nixon is vitally concerned too economist who has been in flare legs and all fashion combinations, many system revisions, would benefit Minister Kakuei Tanaka meet America’s lopsided trade im­ about Tanaka's rapid moves to Japan's top government post less features! 8 to 18. permanent press. 4 to 14. about 80 per cent of the Thursday and Friday in Hawaii balance with Japan. establish diplomatic ties with than two months, is scheduled to ft CS for summit talks expected fo Many U.S. officials place trade China. travel to Peking in September. (Continued on Page 5) As he was on his rounds of War Action Goes to Sea summit diplomacy during the SAIGON (AP) - Two other afire, and a Navy A7 (Tor- Chinese minesweeper that past year, Nixon will be accom­ American Navy ships with an sair finished it off with bombs. .slipped past the U.S. minefields. iM autffiinVftM liiM i Sch o o l Incredible Value! Special Purchase! panied to the Tanaka talks by assist from a Navy plane sank two Meanwhile, the Robison The Navy spokesmen refused F avorites! R otary foreign affairs adviser Henry A. North Vietnamese torpedo boats dueled with North Vietnamese to .'ay how close the American them together :youracHI Kissinger and Secretary of .State off Haiphong Sunday night, U.S. coastal batteries, its five-inch ships came to the shore, but it Girls’ Girls’ William P, Rogers. officials reported to^y. guns causing one secondary ex­ was taken for granted that they Engine While in Hawaii, Nixon will The action occurred during a plosion on the shore. The stayed well outside the mined Jeans Sweater take time out for a bit of re- raid on the North Vietnamese destroyer took shrapnel on its areas. Thb maximum range of the YOUR CHOICE election politicking. White House coast by the cruisers Newport bridge from a near miss but was destroyers' five-inch guns is and Slacks Jamboree R eady aide? indicated they expect News and Providence and the not damaged, the Navy said. seven miles, while the cruisers’ Hawaiian Republicans tp turn out destroyers Rowan and Robison. The raid against the coastal six-inch and eight-inch guns have in force to welcome the President $ After Sale 2.99 After Sale 2.99 After Sale 3.99 Vice Adm. J. L. Holloway III, the installations was the secopd such a range of 12 and 15 miles. DETROIT (AP) — Vega drivers to the island state. Nixon also will commander of the 7th Fleet, was In the air war Monday, Navy may get a whisper quiet ride attend a reception for local and aboard the Newpprt News and and Air Force pilots flew 220 J44 and minutes of your time will let us accessorize when General Motors Corp. in­ state leaders, and participate in termed the operation a “daring Haiphong strikes against the North despite your room with furniture you'll be proud to live with 54 47 8 8 troduces the Wankel rotary ceremonies marking a change in raid into strongly defended worsening weather caused by 'now and for the years to come. And wait^ill you engine, presumably in the small the command of the Pacific Shoreline tropical storm Cora. see the "custom look" . richly pre finished grained enemy territory." car's 1974 models. Fleet. The ships shelled a fuel depot The Air Force said its F4 Phan­ plastic that's so sturdy it's more durable than wood! Boys’ The world's largest automaker The trade agreement slated for two miles southeast of Haiphong, A Hacked toms caused 12 secondary ex­ Come see . come save SO® Knit Shirts Jeans and slacks! Bulky cardigans and announced Monday that the formal announcement in Hawaii a barracks 11 miles to the plosions in raids against the big Regular or brushed pullovers, including Wankel may be offered as an is believed to call for Japan to southeast, and coastal defense foray earned out by the two Thai Nguyen army supply depot All cotton knits, wheel pattern. French crew denim; 2 tone pockets, turtlenecks. Many option in the Vega line "in about import $750 million in such items installations. cruisers and a pair of destroyers. 35 miles north of Hanoi, the first necks, long sleeves, .-\ssorted Fall colors, western leg. Navy, sizes styles. 4 to 14. two years." as enriched uranium, farm equip­ The high-speed, 85-foot torpedo The first was on May 9, the day attacks on that target since June. sizes 8 to 18. 7 to 14. What's a Wankel? ment, buses, helicopters and boats appeared as the Newport U.S. mines were planted in North Officials said the weather cur­ It is a radical modification of passenger planes. News and Rowan were Vietnam's harbors and coastal tailed air operations again the internal combustion engine. Besides this emergency influx withdrawing from the attack on a inlets for the first time. Tuesday although the storm had Cahlor’s Own Braiui DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT SAVINGSI G ir ls ’ The inventor, Felix Wankel, of imports, sources said. Japan petroleum dump and other shore Navy spokesmen said they been reduced to a tropical describes it as a rotating piston. would buy nearly $400 million targets, the Navy said,. The two Icnew of no special reason for the depression as it moved into the ROOM DIVIDER . A handsome Boys’ Underwear K n it T o p s Triangular rotors revolving in worth of such U.S. agricultural American ships openeil fire, and raid. Other sources suggested mountains northwest of Hanoi. an elliptical chamber provide the products as cotton, tobacco and In South Vietnam, terrorists decorator piece in Spanish Oak color with open N 0 - i r 0 n Famous Chatham New layered a direct hit from the Newport that it was a Show of strength, poly cotton taped looks in stripes, Our power instead of the piston, lumber. News destroy^ one of the enemy blasted two bridges on important shelves, door storage and sturdy metal supports. checks, and 2- I perhaps occasioned by the arrival nTCk T-shirts and R«g. 2.79 Blend Blankets 88 which goes up and down. craft. The Rowan’s guns set the Measures a generous 48"xl6"x60". double seat, fly p,,- $2 tones . . . many (See Page Fourteen) in Haiphong last week o f'a (See Page Fourteen) 3 50* polyester, 50% rayonayi 4 to 0 8 7 styles; sizes 4 to Industry sources also say the front briefs with nylon binding. Size 14. $44. 18. 72"x90 " for twin or full Wankel will cost about $100. less K N E E H O L E DESK.Porthe bed. Washable than conventional engines. student or any member of the family . . an attractive Boys’ Orion Crew Socks G ir ls ’ Its light weight will save about four-drawer desk In maple color with metal legs. Knee Hi Socks 300 pounds in a typical U.S. car. Hi'bulk Orion * And. besides being whisper quiet, Every home can use it. Measures 48"x20"x30". acrylic, nylon Bucket Bedrest Cable stitch or rib reinforced heel Corduroy in solid fashion knit; Orion X or it runs happily on very-low octane and toes. Basic Ow** colors, kapok filled. So 100.% cottorr. gas. *44. an d fashion Rag. 9 7 White, navy, r ^ , colors. 9 to 11. 69* comfortable for reading, brown, green, 10 The announcement by GM is TV. purple. 99* significant because it means that millions may be spent to produce new tools to m ^ e the engine: cars may be smaller because the Boys’ and .Girls’ School Shoes Wankel is about two-thirds the •••. • - -9 r size of a comparative horsepower ■ P- / internal combustion engine, and ' ■ ' * Classic styles, combination lasts for with fewer moving parts it could good fit. Injected soles outlast uppers. g«g. provide savings in upkeep and •iS-t 8'ii to 3. 5.99 4.88 repair. Last November. General Motors agreed to pay $50 million A ll Gym Sneakers to NSU (a Volkswagen sub­ J , > i' • ■' J A m e ric a n sidiary) for the right to study the ROOM DIVIDER . A handsome Washable canvas uppqfs, molded non- engine and manufacture it. GM It* decorator piece In Colonial Maple color with open C R E D E N Z A . Marvelous on the eyes M ade! slip sojies. Cushioned innersole. 12'-^ to 3, g«g, promptly changed the name to I ' with its striking Colonial Maple color. A great storage shelves, door storage and sturdy metal supports. 5 to 10. 1.99 rotary engine. , spot with shelves and doors. Measures 6 0 "x l2 "x 2 7 ". 1.57 The autoftiaker said initial Measures a generous 48"xl6"x60". production will be performed by M4. *44. Hydra-Matic division for Chevrolet at Ypsilanti, Mich. EAST CHARGE IT AT One thing about the Wankel. OALDORS It’s not noisy. SILVER LANE PLAZA HARTFORD U S E Y O U B MANCHESTER 1145 Tolland Sohirday 9 a.m. to 9il0 p.m. Whee...... Charlie Fox, of Cst & Driver Hadlyme Ferry from Gillette Castle ^SATISFACTION GUARMI^D'REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED Marie Graber of North Stonington sails across Weekapaug Beach on his head on a balmy Please turn to Page 7 yimm«»r day of disc-surfing. (Herald photo by Linton) (See Page Fourteen)