The Weather cloudy tonight, fog, chance of occasional drUsIe; low in 60s. Tomorrow through Wednes­ day, rain likely with tempera­ tures staying about the same.

VOL. XCl, NO. 221 (TWBNTY-FobR PAOBS-TWO SBOIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 (CUaailled AdveHUng

Graduations t ■ ■ Skyways In the Area Moscow Demands • , I • Blve graduation exercises on ‘A hnost’ four evenings thU week wlU wind up commencement pro- gmmo lor area secondary sch ools. New Paris Talks Two are scheduled lor to-. South Windsor High By TriB ASSOdATBO PRESS ByJIHB ASSOCIATED PRESS Liberation BYont and the Provi­ would resume “sorni’’ and that School at e:80 and Bolton High Airline pilots launched a kCwcow Radio demanded to- sional Revolutionary Oovem- “the Soviet Unhm will do. ev­ School at 7. Weather piermlttlng, worldwide 24-hour strike today dny that the United States “im- ment of the Republic of South erything possible for ade-esca- both will be held outdoors. South to protest hijacking, but only mediately and uneonditlonaUy’’ Vietnam are Inflicting heavy latlon of the Vietnam war." Windsor in the Wapping Held, three UA. carriers were bait military actions against defeats on the troops of the and Bolton at the rear of the grounded and one of those re- North Vietnam’s pmrts and re­ puppet Saigon regime and the Podgomy smilingly said that high school. In case of rain, sumed flights at midmoming., sums “constructive talks’* In U.S. aggressors.’’ during his three-day visit “ev­ both wlU be held in the school The. strike forced 19 forei^ Paris. The broadcast also said erything possible for a de-esca- gymnasiums. Podgomy himself had height­ am very happy with the out­ airlines, including most of those fbe Soviet government would Tomorrow night, Manchester ened the expectations of some come.’’ He gave no details, but in Canada and Western Europe, continue to suigily "6U neces- movement toward peace when High School will hold gnuluatloa to cancel service. sary aid” to Hanoi’s Bar effort. since he went so soon after On Memorial Field at 6:40. If it he told newsmen in Calcutta Simday that the Paris talks (See Page Two) rains, exerotaes wUl be held in In the United States, only Ibe Soviet blast put a damp- the Clarke Arena, with admis­ Bastem, Northeast and South- cr on anticipations of new sion restricted to ticket holders. em alriines’ shut down, and peace moves from the Commu- Southem said it resumed serv- kbit side generated by a flurry Rham High School exercises v t diplomatic trisits to the Far will be held Wednesday at 6:80 ic e a t 10 a.m . A sptdcesman for Southern in ^kst. Henry A. Kissinger was p.m. it% the amj^theatre. In Atlanta said its 800-plus pUots in Peking. Soviet President case of inclement weather, they had voted this m om i^ to end Nikolai Podgomy completed a Enemy Stiffens will be postponed until Thurs- the walkout Southern serves 67 vlsl‘ Hanoi, and North >^et- Say at the same time and clties In the eastern half of the »km’s. representative In secret pikee. If rain makes it impoe- United States. ^klks with lOsslnger, Politburo slbla to hold them outdoora E^deral court orders against member Le Due Tho, returned ■nrureday, they wiU be conduct­ Against .Allies a strike, including one upheld ** Hanot after talks in the <3hl- ed that night in the gyitwoalum at a. by the Supreme Court, were a “cc® coital, factor In keeping American pi- "Hre Moscow Radio broadcast SAIGON (AP)—^Two South Vietnamese drives had Again, weather permitting, lots on the Job. But many had *be first Soviet acknowl- hiurd going today despite ■ President N guyen Van Rockville High School will hold voted ijot to take part before edgment of Podgoray’s trip to Thleu’s claims that North Vietnam’s troops were de­ its graduatlpointing.’’ and with La D ue THio. large segment of North Viet- The ranger drive fell iqtait The strike, which took effect Soviet statement on Pod- nam’s air defense system, almost Immediately under a at 2 a.m. today, was called by gotny's trip, which was also knocking out more than 200 barrage of North VTetnamese the Intematlonal Federation of published by Tass, the official pieces of equipment In four gheU fire 10 miles south of An D elegate Airline Pilots to dramatise Its ueuw agency, said that the days In tho southern half of Xjoc. A senior U.S. adviser was b^ef that mened a a doss Saturday aftsmoon tbs There waa a real “Love Story” going in Manchester yesterday between Erich Lufthansa, Swissair and Air Democratio stats Isadsrdilp re­ New Zealand. mained clsariy in charge. Segal and his admirers. Segal, author of the best-seller and hit movie, and an Also .grounded were KLM- Black leadsts challenged the associate professor at Yale, signed a flock of autographs at a cocktail p ^ y at Hoyal Dutch Airlines, Vorlg makeup of ; the U-membsr na­ the home of Bw Imuti ^and Jack Goldberg. The party was a fund-riuser for the Airlines (BrasU), Iberta Air­ tional da^gatlcn that Waa oom- presidential can oiw y'of Seri. George McGovern of South Dakota. lines of Spain, Air Afrlqu6, plated during the oonventton. Aerohaves da Mexico, TurkhAi Tliey argued drat at least 20 Airlines, Aerolineas Argentines, per oent-or 10-cC the dele­ Qlympio Airways and Yugoslav gates diould be black Instead of Airline (JAT) con^amy. ! ■ on ly fou r. Thousands of tourists were Women concerned about put- Voice of People Heard stranded on Greek islands ing more from their ranks on while thousands more packed the ddegatlon already have ap­ By SOL B. OOBBN delegation split right down (he Andover — 1 in favor. (gee Page Five) pealed to the Democratic Nof (Herald Reporter) middle on the proposal, 10 tp 10, tloaal CbmmKtee. A heralng by *^What started out Saturday with 1 not voting. When it came time to v o te to r a special examiner is scheduled morning as a routine session at The vote in MOnebester-area 13 delegates to the national con­ for Wednesday in New Haven. the Democratic State Conven­ towns was as follows: vention,. about half of die Man­ When a vociferous segment of tion wound up, after hours of chester delegation voted h the 1,213 delegates from Vernon —8 for legalising, 6 straight ticket for the slate pro­ roll calls, as a test of “The against, 1 ab sen t Bugging throughout the state objected to Voice cf the Peojde.’’ posed by the nominating com­ State Chairman John M. Bail­ South Windsor —' 4 in favor, mittee. The other half split their The result has to be called a L^y. ey’s quick motion for aigaoval 3 against. tickets by casting a vote here stand-off. “The Voice of the of the remaining IS national Tolland — 8 against. and there for one or more of the Petqde” was heard, and was 'Ruled delegates while many members Coventry — 3 in favor. 15 candidates nominated from loud and clear, but so was the of die convention were absent Columbia — 2 In favor. the floor. voice of party leaders. When it from the hall, a roll caU was Ellington — 2 In favor, 1 was all over — the party lead­ ordered. against. The Manchester delegation ers prevailed. lU egal When the balloting for the at- Hebron — 2 In favor. Almost all of the energy of large delegates was over, Bail­ Bolton — 2 In favor. (See Page Five) WASfflNGTON (AP) —The the conventim delegates was ey led with 1,166 votes. House Supreme Court today declared expended in two votes and, sd- Speaker 'William R. Ratchford Illegal the government’s wire­ though the results were fore­ had 1,166 and Sen. Abraham tapping of suspected domestic gone conclusions, even before Rlblcoff had 1,166 votes. None “subversives’’ without a war­ the first vote was cast, the del­ of the 16 additional- nomlnatloos ra n t egates spent about five hours Storm Aims at Florida made by challengers was able Justic Lewis F. Powell Jr., flexing their muscles, only to to unseat the endorsed slate. APALACHIGOLA, Fla. eaiiler In Cuba as Agnes speaking for the court, said the •wind up exactly where they m r t e e n o t the 16 challengers (AP)—Florida’s panhandle was churned northward through the bugging without Judicial per­ started. were black delegates nomi­ lashed by gales and crashing Qulf of Mexico. mission Is unconstitutional as The two votes concerned add­ seas today as Hurricane Agnes nated by State Sen. Wilber O. ’The National Hurricane Cen­ well as unauthorised by the ing a plank to the party plat­ thimdered toward a landfall, Smith of Hartford. Henry B. ter in Miami said the hurri; 1968 Safe Streets A ct form for repeal of the anti- with 14 persons dead and Parker of New Haven was the cane’s 80-mlle-an-hour winds The former Rlchmtmd law­ abortion law, an^ substituting scores of injured in her wake. only black delegate elected at- were bearing down on Apa­ yer, tq>polnted to the court by a challenge slate (tf national Agnes spawned deadly tor­ large, and he waa on the slate lachicola, a sleepy town in the President Nixon, said: “The convention delegates for the nadoes in her wake and more submitted by the nominatlan center cf a pt^Milar fishing and danger to political dissent Is slate proposed by a nominating were forecast. com m ittee. acute w here the government at committee. Both lost. tourist area. Another roll call develed At least eight tomadpes had tempts to act under so vague a over the controversial abortion touched down In various parts “She’s getting very close to concept as the power to protect The plank to legalise abortimi issue. When the Platform Com­ of the state, and the Weather land now,’’ said forecaster Ar­ ‘domestic security’.’’ He added: lost by 648 to 616, w ith 64 o f the mittee decided not to include Bureau said all apparently nold Sugg. “We’ve had no hur­ The Nixon administration and 1,212 delegates not casting on abortion-reform plank in the were spawned by.Agnes. ricane force winds reported former Atty. Qen. John N. Mlt- votes. Seven persons were killed in there yet, but that doesn’t (See Pago lliiiieeB) Manchester’s 21 - member south Florida and seven died mean there haven’t been any.’’ (8ee Fags Tweafy-Urea)

Survey of State Congressmen Parochiaid Gets a Mighty Boost

By DAVID L. EDOEBLY ments to parents who have chil­ there would be a “massive dis­ ents’ religious or educational Associated Press Witter dren in nonpublic schools. The location In our public school preference. Almost all of Oonneoticut’s ultimate fate of this law is un­ system.” Connecticut’s senior McKinney suggested that di­ delegation favors government certain, as similar measures senator added that if the 100,000 rect financial aid could be giv­ financial assistance to nonpub- haye been ruled uncon­ nonpubUc school students in en to the students in the fmrm Uc schooU to keep them from stitutional in Ohio and Pennsyl­ Connecticut were added to the of secular services and mate- closing and adding to the bur­ vania. pubUc scho(d enroUmenta it rleils and scholarshlpe. den of the public school system, In his reply to the question­ would cost the taiqwyers an ex­ Sixth District Democratic according to a recent survey. naire, Democnitlc U.8. , Sen. tra 860 mlUlim. Rep. Ella Grasso said, “Ttie Everyone of the delegation Abraham RlUcoff referred to U.S. Rep. Stewart McKinney preservation of the nation’s m e. except Republican U.B. Sen. echoed thbse fears and said non-public sch ools m ust be In­ Lowell Welcker answered an that if peuochlal schools were sured. The opportunity for par­ 'f - i Associated Press “Roundtable’’ forced to close because of a ents to have a choice of where questionnaire on governmental Roundtable lack of funds “ many municipal­ to send their children to school assistance to nonpuUic schooU. Questions ities would face an Immediate is essential.’’ Five of the members in­ financial burden far exceeding Mrs. Grasso added that the dicated they favor this assist­ that which limited aid to paro­ nonpubUc schools provide a (Herald photo by PlBto) ance In the fmrm of federal tax chial schools would place on “needed and valuable supple­ his recently announced propos­ credits to tho parents of chil­ them .’ ’ ment to the education^ serv­ al to provide federal tax credits Mortgage Burning dren In noiqxibllc schools in or­ ‘The Fairfield RepubUcan ices provided by the presently o f up to 8476 p e r child fo r par­ der to meet the constitutional added that parents who send overburdened pubUc school sys­ ents with children in nonpubUc The Rev. Joseph Bourret, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church, and Ernest J. objections tiiat have blocked their chUdren to parochial tem s.’ ’ schools. __ S«>tt, vice premdent of the church council, happily ofUciate at the bumixiit of other idans to help nonpuUlc schools don’t receive the fuU She also said she has in­ the mortgage for Concordia’s $2.25 million building in ceremonies yesterday schotds. Rlblcoff said in his announce­ benefit of their tax dollars troduced legislation to provide Connecticut now has a law ment that if the nonpublio which go to support pubUc afternoon at the church. The ceremony marked the culmination, two years providing for direct state Tpsiy- schools are forced to close schools regardless of the pat^ (See Page Ten) ahead of schedule, of 11 years of work by the 700 members of the church. A

V* < *■ PAGE TP/'O KAMCH&STER EVENINQ herald. MAHeBEStEB. OOMi^n MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 BfANCEEStER EVENING HERALD, MAN 96 ^ KJ 10 8 2 l^ to wishing to have their entrants ^ at the fire- expected to draw an estimated cffice for the first toe. Sits (8) IMh or OsuM 0 84 Vetinan, eind RepubUoon busi- dicted a close contest ta vriilch fense and other areas of nation­ of 110 Chambers S t, Dan Sma- ruff with low trumps, thus al­ 0 Q 10 6 5.1 fbur- neseman L. Robert IPorteous Menks had a good chance for al concern, he claimed that she chetti of 101 Summer St., Don qnenoea lowing an oppoosnt to ovsmitt. 4 841 4b Q 10 9 7 New uniforms wlU be tributed after the meeting. The nation’s only woman sen- term Rep. WUUom D. Hath- faces retired Army officer CHf- an upset. had Ignored the economic needs Mullen Jr. of Oakland St., and (88) Megau's ■srooo In 115 of those oaaea, the oppo­ SOUTH at 8:80 a. m. both momlnn Ofllcea Oloaed e” ** “ "®“W challenged ta her away to favored to defeat Jack ton H. Young. A few weeks back when I was Incidentally, my remarks (84) ISsetrte OonwMiy As in the past, Mrs. Smith of her heme state. dismissing the Instruments of concern the “ grand" or hori- _Michael _ Ckiehring of 48 Bimlly nent remartta: "Don’t send a A AK9.7 IMsmlssad wUl be at n so am offices of tbe tax coUec- (88) OUlgan'o M aul ^ 7 •n»e extra Bventag Herald the orchestra, I mentioned the sontal piano. Vertical pianos (48) Nows boy to do a man’s Job." Oorref^andeat Jndlfli piano and that unless it was have a slightly different tlw wlnniaf ' tickets South dealsr. 0 AK973 ■ohaduled to mSto un *** tonight. 5188 (8) What^i n sjg isla g •ftomoooa classes v^oh wam offices will be open tomor- Donohue, 4el. 818-8485. used as a solo instrument it was mechanism. Both, of course, drawn from coupons deposited North-South vulnerable. & AK6 soored in with the percussion are now made with 88 at Vartin Ltd. and Regal Men's 4ri8 (8-8-88) News Opening load — Nine of South West North Eatt canceled for ta-lement weather...'®^ from 7 to 9. instruments. Ordinarily a piano comprising seven and one-thlnl^ Shi^. other sponsoring tnisl- (M) I m Pass 1 Z> Pats weather. xa x lien s nesses were Butterfield’s, Candlewood Theater, New Springfield, Mass : Now through (M) Hodgoyodga Loigo Hearta. 1 0 is not included in the aymj^iony octaves. The lowest note is Deolarer quite properly be­ 2 A Pass 4 A Pats Rubella Shot Blaine Potterton, tax cOUeo- Dubaldo Pupils Health Food Farm, ^enney's Fadrfleld: June 25-July 1, ’ ’Last July 1, "Jesus Christ Super- (88) To Ton the T n lk orrfwstra and so I didn't go in- technically “Subcontra A” . The gan by cashing bis five Uq> 4 NT Pass 5 0 ■ Pats Paranto of atudonto enteriiw bir, announces that Uen notices to further detail. fundamental speed of vibration Men's Shop, Morgan Ltd., Naa- of the Red Hot Lovsra” with Sid star.’ (48) DaMol Bosno .1 NT Pass 6 A Pats ' have been mailed to aU pr<^ End Recitals sift Aims, and the Camera Caesar. Triangle Playhouse, Farming- cards in the side suit. He dis­ Aigiarently, bowever, a num- is 27.5 c^les per second. Since 8i88 (8) CBS News 6 A All Pass orty owners ,who have not paid Corner. GkMdspeed Opera House, Bast ton: June 22-July 1, "The Amen (8) ABO No carded a club from dummy, The second and final musio bar of pet^e seemed dls- sound travels about 1100 feet ruftod a olub In dummy, rutted Opening lead — ^ 9 taxes for tbe 1971-72 fiscal year. appointed that I had not talked per sec8f« » “ invention of the cal. A quarter wave is 10 feet Jeropie Church, police said. Mitsi Qaynor Show. Hill Cuisorah Pageant, the Hor- (18) OsndU Osmera making the time-honored re- several potato for q u ern and The Woman’s Auidllary of >“e»“ '*ed ^ o 0^ atu- before the Shakespeare Festival Theatre, mon story of the coming of •pianoforte in 1700 but this was &nd this is the length of the The Rev. Robert L. Callahan, (88) 1 Dream of Jeaanie mark about men and hoys. Jacks that are not aocompanlod ______dents of Clara Dubaldo, accor- the first single keyboard instru- Mggest “ concert grand" pianos, the pastor, found Racine about Stratford: “Julius Caesar," Christ to foUowers in ancient (84) Oena.. Newsroem Then West returned another by higher cards in aama dlon a n d guitar atudento of “Antony and Clbopatra" and American ' civilisation, will ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Bruno Dubaldo and Victor Du- ment that could play both soft Tb go up an ocUve you halve he opened the (88) Let's Make a Dsal trump. and loud with the graduations U>o string length; to go another church for an ~early mcmtng “ Major Barbara" in nepertory. clage its S5th annual presen- This was the end for South- OopyrigU 1818 ■ baldo, and a drum student of Sharon P la^ouse: June 24, 25, tation in Pahnyra, N. T., near (48) Polka! of tone in between. you halve that string length. “ “ “ • » m (8-48) Fetpefoal Psop He stUl had two losing dla- Geaeral Feataree Osip. "HoLiaxrLiijb Carlton Burke. lock pistol beside the man. The 27, 30, July , 5 and 5, “Jesus Rochester for six nights at 9 ^n>e inventor was an Italian *utd so on until you get to the 1 L illie s mends, and dummy had only Preceding the jungram, mus- medical examiner said the Christ Superstar," Old Xhigllah p.m. from July 24 through 29. -An eland to a large -AMoan ioml seleotions were p laj^ on harpsichord builder named Bar- ^ o® *be piano which death occurred between mid- Touring Company, (18) News one trump. Down one. tolomeo Cristofori who was in should be slightly less than two This cutdoor pageant {days to antelope. tbe organ by Susan O'Reilly, night and a.m. Storrowton Theatre, West thousands from a hUUdde site. (88-88) Fre-Oame Show Shun Is Cold the employ of one of the inches long if the tone is to be 2 (84) The Blaek Oompeser Michael O’Reilly and Koryn The slam is actually unbeat­ Hookenberty, and James Wil­ once-a-year savings Medlcis, that princely family so lo, Ifirgtaifi Dubaldo, queen. He next rutta a heart oentiraeUan wlUi QuIek-MouM ( James Tyrall, Michael O’Rell- riaTr^ vIffl^^iM iirhw it P*"" ^ pre“ n4: Word that work o f key nerves, lamdag pu b ler tan, easy hwtoat said that It is imnosslble to sound goes into the long he has a 90-per-cent chance of downward from the lower end THEATER TIME with the ace. He can then lead ly, Kathy PontlceUi, Hark St. Chanm the volume either dimension of a room which being aWe to move about with of the qplnal cord, was found hla last diamand and ruff with Onge, Corey Flanagan, David For a limited time only, Vanity Fair and D&L k evfao^ This is not so The riiould not be less than 20 feet assistance within six months. intact. SCHEDULE dummy’a eight. IPeck, Angelee Diana, Joan To- are offering these best selling body shapers at One of the opponents can take hta, Jeff Orsyb, Karyn Hocken- amount dvnamic is Following deUoate surgery Noting that this group - of special savings. Shape up to today’s fashions with: limited bu t^ S e d e flid ^ * c a n ” *• P*|^ Sunday to remove fn a n ' hU nerves is called the “ cauda State — “ Dirty Harry," 9:20; the ten of trumps at the 12th or berry, Marilyn Welch, James vary the amount of tone In with an incisive, pe^ ,p j^ canal a buUet that has equlna’’-Latln for "horse’s "S d n Oame," 7:30. isth trick, but South cannot bo IWilson, Linda ChvitUlo and Ann ■ Marie CivltUlo. PETTAL BRA m o ^ instruments the v ^ a - ^ paralysed from the taU”-beoause of lU ^qiear^ Director UA Theater — "Burglars,” defeated. OPEN TONITE Uon is considerable. method c i toiu produraon dofwn, the Alabama gov- ance, Rollins said the network 7M5, 9:80. Dally <)Deslton 82-88 B,C, reg. 6.60 5 .5 0 The pianoforte U different. the one generatiyempkq^ emor’s physlciana indicated he escafied damage even though . Bottles RecyiJed Michael Parker of 50 WU- Mancheater Drive-In - ‘ The _ The strings are not plucked but wlU be able to attend next the buUet was found lodged liams St. who dliectod the Hot Box,’ ’ 8:46; “ Women In ‘ I NEW YOKK (AP) — Mora D cup, reg. $7 5 .9 5 are struck by a hammer cov- LJsst 4md month’s Democratic National “ right at the beginning of the it could bo played in Summer Teen Community Cages,” 10:16. moods, J ; anbs, J-5-t. M(Dii:i\.N( u ii:s then 2 11 mUlicn used glaaa con­ ored with felt. The hammer. In- I,-— and Convention. brnrso’s tall.” Players last summer, wUl Bast Hartford Drive-In — What do you aairT ami tainers have been rerialmed DOUBLE 'TULIP GIRDLE ctdentaUy U not under the con- ^ ^ But they said tbsrs Is less mThe e bulletouuei was llodged o ^ Inside ^ ^ t the group in thts ••Carnal Knowledge," 8:40; “OC Answer: Pass. You havoB I and recycled Into new bottles trol of the performer ^ ^ j,, *««rSies de- ““ » “ W chance he wlU ever the spinal canal-vddch summer’s production of “ potato” but you do not havP blau and Jars' during tbe first three Sizes M,L,XL, reg. 12.60 certain point but «w ^ frwly dev^ ^to eoet of ^ «*>lo to walk normaUy again, through the core of the bony r,You"re ' a Man, ChaxUe *^™**!^’ „ furniture stores Evtry NHa months of 1972, it to repotted around ito pivot until the head nroductioii. Outncea are bettor, Uiey Im- spine—at the level of. the first Parker also serves as *•*■* VUndsor Drtve-In — ■ by the Glass Oontotaer Manu­ DOUBLE TUUP LONG LEG PANTIE strikes the stri^ wd It The younger pianists never pUod, that Wallace will be able lumbar vertebra, called "L- president of the Players. Del^ey." tirr 9 :M facturers Institute. GIRDLE back to be caught by a chamois- ^ manner of play- to partially conquer bis paral- one" for short, the topmost of otherOther officers officers are: are: Steven-----7- *•*•*•, T«ts „ Scare Jessica to ■ covered check. and while many of them ysis to the extent that he could five vertebrsie constituting the Packard, vice president; Dbr* D«®»nt 10:85. TTiis compares with 96 millton Sizes M.L.XL. teg. $16 sound impressive ploytag con-' walk a few steps with the aid of upptr half at the lower book, rie Mitchell, secretary, and Sal- Meadows Drive-In —“ Buck totmeriy ReMk*e Sfllwdoys bottlee and Jars ooRected by IU8 Mein BL.iManclieeter the puMlc. ta the Januaiy- ceiti agataat an orchestra, they braces ami crutches. RoUtas indicated that a ly Hiller, treasurer. MIm mjg preacher,” 8:60; '"nie Phene 848-4158 I JULIET BRA FILM RATING GUIDE sound absolutely mtoerable in •mey stresaed an even-more- bruised spinal cord can eyen- NUtchelli to also tits musleal 41- Brotherhood of Satan," 10:47. til 5:30 Marcb. quarter of 19<71. The ta- sedo recital. S(pce the percus- ukely prospect; Tbat Wallace tually regoierate at least some rector of the show. It atitute also rqpoeted that mot* 82-88 A3>C, reg. $6 For Parents and aive tone is so commonly em- Bb** to stand unaaatoted its nerve-tranamtoalQO pow- The musical oomedy, tak- Mansfield Drive-Ih — “Sky- than' one billion bottles have white, black, beige, blue, pink, navy en from the C. Shulto comic Jacked," 8:40; "Pretty Maids • BUDGET TERMS • CASH • CHARGE I Their Children pioyed. au dien A seldom know ^ ^ with the er. But he stressed that to not been recycled into new glaaa TUUPEITE GARTERLESS PANTIE there to any »w if the key to released. It is prop- pp, gtacy RoUtas, the Holy D eM ^ y wUl meet tmilght ^ 7 r <,. and foUow the signs to the gg.* ...... ” eriy called the “ sustaining " orosa Hospital neurosurgecn at the Masonic Temple, The center. Three Mootbs petU and^ the “loud pe^. ^ ^ i„J^ th e aeven-man op- Degree will bie con­ One IMonth f ' most wanted ferred. It d t ^ iwtiilng to make the team, wallace’a ____ More Own Homes tone louder. cord—the telephone- The left pedal alides the oc- state Comptroller Nathan l^AffiUNGTON—n ie number nerve fibers bras and tion to the right ao that the ” 1?* ** AgostinelU WlU discuss the of U.S. housing units occupied hammer strikes only two of the ^ tranmilto nerve mesaagu “ State Lottery” tonight at the by owners increewed from 82.8 three strings. Early between the tarata and the rest CampbeU Council, KofC, Lectur- million in 1969 to 89.9 million in pianos were only doublo strung tb® body—was bruised but er Night program, starting at 8 1970, or neaiTy 22 per cent, WHATCHA G(DNNA GET girdles! ao only one string got struck, intact. at the KofC Home. —— This was indicated in the muotc Rollins, a personal friend of rvew AT BURGER GHEE? by the words “una corda” or Wallace’s and a classmate at The Britiah-American Club wiU “one string’’ end this to still government casualties were six hold its “Appreciation Night" ANSFIELD WHATCHA GONNA GET TODAY? used although we actually bit Wednesday for friends who as­ 1 ) I ^RiVB-IN THBATia “Select-a-Shape” bra, con­ two strings. sisted ta the club’s celebration Rteii. 11-12 WlMima1in

PUuOt. V ern on - Bristol Plaxa - Neu> London Mall - open tonight tiU 9 p.m. New Britain till 5 :3 0 Corbins Comer • Manchester Parked - T rlC U y / toW H E S raS R EVfiNINO HERALD, MANCHES^TElfc, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 19^2 PAGE FIVE • P A < m FOTJR MANCHEStEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSnSR, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19,1972

routine aocaptanee, for the siiMight dis­ Obituary Court Orders Bus Service IKanrli^Bt^r covery which has bean movlhg forward to the news. w* B. Beyer Restored^ Fares Slaked £tintltt0 l|erdd BOOKVUJM-John E. Bey- flnaiusUny troubled Con- the City ot H artfort alter the The sldeUgfat discovery la that certain ar, 74, ot 7 Fern Bt. and Holly- neotiout OomiMuty will have to approved fare tooreases of ptTBtJSRfiD BY THE KANCHBSTBR PUBLISHINO CO. races ere aqieolally subjsot to certain SMILING # SERVICE IS a n ^ Street lUnoiMiter. Onm. apeome dlateata whldi do not effUot oth­ BURL LYONS Mr. Beyer was bom In Wind- **** Hartford and New mutes. The fare Inorefto* went Publliher er raoee. w Looks and had Uved to Haven dlvtolcns under a oourt into effect June B, and the ser- ______Founded Odober L 1881______At first, this dteoovery seemed almost HookvUle for many sraara. He Injunotlon luued today, aooord- vice cute were go Into effect PubUahed B reiy EieenlnE Blzoept Sjnidnya fotmeriy was employed V the Nr to -Hartford Oorporatioo June 24 to the Hartford area. and Holidays. Entered at Hie PoM Office at like a radat plot, or aomethlng that had Manchester, Onm., as Second' Class Mall Bing^ Sewing Machine CO. Counsel Alexander Qoldfarb. ' Atty. Oi^dfarb said toe to- liatter.______• been Imagined by thoee who like to Survlvors are a stoter4n-Iaw, Goioiaro said Court ot Com- junction can be appealed. Con- Shape-up SUBSCRIPTION RATES preedi an toeradi cable dlfferenoe be­ Anna M. Beyer of Rook- "*«» P1®M Judge Odward necUcut Co. offiplals could not Payable In Advance^ viUe; three nieoea and a HamUl Uaued the orderlfaia be reached for^mnment. One Year ...... ***-99 tween raoee. That was when the news Six Months ...... 19.60 nop*to(w. morning. The tojunotion, to take n«w Haven Mayor Baitholo- Three Months ...... 9.75 was about only one suoh qjieoial disease. The Ladd FUneral Home, 19 «Hect immediately, stop* the mew O uW and Jotpi Thomp- One Month ...... 3.36 Slnide Copy ...... Uc SSltogton Ave., to to charge >»»« company from tooreastog sen, h e a d ^ toe Amalgamated ' ______By Carrier ------weekly 75c______But enbeequeatly. tt has developed that of arrangementa, which are to- tores and cutting servloe as Transit Union, have commend- m e m b e r o f there are special dlaeaaea for other complete. approved hy the irtate’s PuUlo ed the City of Hartford for ob- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■' ' Utilities Commtoslon (PUC). tatotog the injunction, Atty. The Associated Press is exclusively en­ speotfle natlfiallty-racee, and there u « titled to the use ot republication ot all now qpedal oampeigns to finance special Jacob Benohe The tojunotion also means the Ocldfarb said. He said the neers dispatches credited to It or not other­ Funeral services for Jacob and to a faus^ ijriver strike in the court i^ipeal was brought on bei- wise credited in this paper and also the summer-time sale! local news published here. research and medical oare for auto spe­ Benche, 79, of Torrington, who New Haven dlvtoton, according half of all bus riders to the All rlthts ot re publicstkn of special dis­ died Friday at hla home, were to Atty. Ooldtorb. New Haven state. patches herein also reserved. cial dlaeaaee. What can be dlsooverad to be true for one-or two racial divisions held today at the Oleeson Mortu- 9rea bus service stopped oh- The OcnnecUcut Oo. I^m be«i Hie Manchester Publishtnx Company as­ ary to Torrington. He was a nipUy Saturday when driven plagued by dlmtolshtog rider- sumes no financial respanalbnity for Urpo- sraphical errors appearinx in advenue- can probably be found applying to them brother of Mrs. Jacob Tureck of 9na mechanlca refused to switch ship and labor difficulties, and pored down prices on ments and other readinx matter in The Manchester, not her father, as to a new schedule of operation, expects to have lost $1 million Manchester Ebrentna Herdd. aH, and we expect the final developittent Incorrectly lilted Saturday. Servloe to toe Hartford and by the end of 1973. The com- Full service client o( N. E. A. Servtee, Inc. to be toe disoovery that even the Waq» Publlshera Representatives — Mathews. Other survlvora are two Stamford areas were not pcuiy got only half of what it famous maker underfashions Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Asency have a special problem, probably rising daughters, another sister, and affected by the New Haven dls- asked for wfaBn the PUC ap- —New York, Chicaao, Detroit and Boston. from the fact that they atlng one another. four grandchildren, agreement. proved the five-cent tare hikes MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Burial was to Hillside Ctome- The Injunction was sought by and allowed service cuts, TIONB There will, we suppose, be one last tory. ------Display advertiaina cloalna hours posalbUlty to be argued out, and this Is M anchetter Area For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday the posslbUity that it may be en­ Oeovge F. Bobertson For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday vironment. more than Inheritance which TOLLAND— George F. Rob- Police Report For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday ortaon, 68, of N. River Rd., hus­ F ire Calls For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday Earl BIton, 28, Of U58 Hart­ Oassifled deadline 13 Noon day haa promoted these differences which band of Mrs. Mabel Parker . w a. -rrarf before publication 13 Noon Friday for Saturday and Monday publica­ manifest themselves altoig racial Itoea. Robertson, died yesterday at Sunday, 9:86 a.m.—town fire- tion. Windham Community Memori- men on first aid caU to Center h Yli Meanwhile, one can watch two noble non Police. He was charged Monday, June 19 al Hospital, WUUmantic. Park; girl fell and apparently and altmlaUc endeavon taking place Mr. Robertson was bom to broke her leg. *?f*'?^**’*' under^ toe tofli^ aide by aide — the one the effort to ob­ Vernon and hod Uved to the Sunday, 11:49 p.m.—town fire- ** “ “ tain Bclentiflc assurance there la no dif­ area aU his Ufe. He formerly men to 709 Mato St. on smeU of New Code For Judges was employed at the American gmoke; no fire. in ^ ference between races — the ctoer ths 'Hm apncUl conunlttm c€ ilw Ameri­ Thread Oo. in to the Chief Jnstloe of the Su­ Robertson, both at home, and ^ We Like Rascals Unrepentant Mis. Edgar Hamly of Pennsyl- ®^ Saturday with faUure to preme Court. vanura broUier, Everett P. ® Calvin Lan^ The most important Mngje recom­ It is touching, bow charaotoro who em­ Inside Open Forum Robertson of Tolland; and a W. <»* WUUngton was dtarged mendation in the repost la, tt eeema to bark on wild and glamorous fuid oaodttog sister, Mw. OUbert Schulta of «^««ng an unregistered Walking The Phmk BUlngton. ®‘ " ****” * “• motor vehicle, misuse of marit- theao cohanns, wtud amounts to a pro- adventure because they can’t tolerate Private funeral services wlU b,*-. —__ - ®*^ P^*®* causing unneces- hlliltion against members of the nation’s “Sham a»»d Dlsgiace’’ should have a port In tha ab* toe boredom of dull, relatively honest, To the EkUtor; servance of toe 300th A aahn^ be tomorrow at toe Ladd Fu- sary noise with a motor veW- highest court allowing themsdves to be humdrum living become, the moment neral Home. 18 BUlngton Ave.. cle; Eleanor Dugan. 103 Brook- R ^ o r t The recent decision of the 99*7 American RockvUle. The Rev. Donald ^ 2 6 ’ c h a rg ^ dratted to Serve in other capacities, even their adventure collapses, people of such Supreme Court to uphold the 9®^ foiinning ox ttis ubUM MUler, pastor of the United ^ ® " Greeny, fourth degree to thoee of greet end iwlemn national im­ simple, wholesome tastes. X right of private clubs to exclude 8t9f«a- .. . _ . O o n g r e g ^ ^ Church, wUl of- connect®® ® complalqt .X' By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Negroes Is a shsun and a dls- Tour Connsctlout OanmliMdM S e . Burial wUl be to South ^ from the W. T. Grant Store. portance. It devdope, for tostance, that Mr. and grace to this nation’s concept 1*9S embarited cn a ptibUoafioaa The committee’s report doem’t give U^nnBAPOLDlUB—The chaotic Govern at Miami Beajidi: If hla testify on the VeraaiUea Treaty. cf equality. pngram of historical booUets; Oem®t®«y. i T Vernon; John J. Curtin, 29. of Mrs. OittOrd Irving, who swtadled 1750,- ^pmormance of the McGovera- militant followers to such states President Wilson Invited the There are no calling hours. 210 Regan Rd., RockvUle, was names and bwtances, and it uses a han­ The 14th amendment, Section H hopes to ostabllto a 8$ato Hla; vanity fair doable tulip long leg 000 and twice as much fun out of a pub­ led “coaUUon’’ of liberals at the as Minnesota are unable to re­ Senate Foreign Relations Ckun- , clearly forbids any state from torksal Museum, and plans for strain their antl-estabUshment 1 Mrs. George Green stop sign and Wayne Thlbo- poOty girde . . . dy argument udildi is not really the im­ lishing house wkfa their fraud of a-y state convention of toe Minneso­ mlttee to the tyhlte House', making or enforcing any law other events cooneoted with our portant argument What the committee ta DemocraUc-Farmer-Labor- splurge, can McGovern himself where he himself did all the that abridges the privileges or nation’s Idrtliday party ara un- MTS. Carrie Tlndol Groon, « . she was founder of a town Lycra* spandex control panels in all the right places. Howard Hughes “autobiography,” a n Fariy last weekend left party restrain them whoi toey arrive talking. aaya is the following: immunities of clUsens of the O’Brien on grounds that O’Brien Kissinger Loses One pocrlsy and bewilderment. of OmnecUout. Irving baa been released, thus yielding French President Pompidou for This nation has been founded Tou can help by fllUng out dol of Btrmtogham, Ala.; two ^ member of the Tolland ~ ■. ■ fmT • * prove to be controversial. ’ ’ ✓ ran a “rubber stamp” national Henry Kissinger loet a bot de­ the same time. o graciously to their pleas for mercy and committee and was oblivious to bate to the White House toner cn the rights of all citizens to toe form below and mailing tt sistera, Mias Agnes Thidol of county auxtUaiy of that group. SO U ttl W llUlSOr On the national scene, the two.most But Connolly’s drop-in at be equal under the law. We to; The American Revolution Bl- Pembroke, Ga., and Mrs. Hoke member of Union cosnposalon. “social issues.’’ sanctum over whether he should Rome, the only European ciq>it- spectlcular instances of this kind of Elected a delegate from the be permitted to testify before claim to be the freest of na- centennial Commission of Con- Duggar of Sanford, Ila.; and congregational Church of Rock- al now on hla world tour, la tiens. These concepts are being- necUcut, 69 South Pro^ieot St., three grandchildren, vfUe and Town and Country thing have been Chief JusUps Bari War^ Then there was Richard Susktod, the 6th C.D. here named Kenneth Congress on the arms control more directed at finding a Crash Fatal Enkel who whs thrown out of the treaty. questioned by our youth, by Hartford, Connecticut 06KW. (If Funeral services wlU he ciub of Hartford. < ? 7/ ren’s service as chairman of the com- researcher, who aided to preparation of house to buy to Tuscany than at minorities emd by responsible the idea cannot be presented m Wednesday at U a.m. at the eurvivors are 2 sons, Mhr- xx: the bogus book. He and his wife were party to 1945 when the then Kissinger, whose National Se­ conducting sensitive diplomacy. v/i/i missian uhlch investigated the assaaslnn- Mayor qf MOnneapolls, Hubert curity Council staff controlled people throughout the world, toe few lines made available Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ous C. Mason Jr. and John S. To Girl, 17 U. S. Ambassador Graham Mar­ Our very feundations are be- here, use as much paper as you Uon of Prealdeat Kennedy emd Justice both in court, crying, and he cpy” if lege.” efforts (tax money to support ...... neral home tomorrow from 2 to vices of Connecticut or Rock- yesterday morning. presence, such as it Is.” name to head such inquiries can be he could make a speech at the But Kissinger has been so In­ a State Liquor Authority), It Is ...... 4 and 8 to 9 p.m. vUle General Hoepftal. Burke Deschene was a passen- H erald clear that the decisian is tm...... recognized. It was not, however, and In re^xase, a kindly Judge let two six Waml Beach convration at­ timately Involved to negotiating ------Funeral Home, 76 Prospect SL, ^ ear driven by John J. tacking Humphrey. moral. When rights of a minor­ Peter P. Yesmentee was to charge of arrangements, j^ynes 19 of Hartford. Nunes Is should never be considered, greeter than months Jail sentences run concurrently, the Strategic Arms limitation Yesterdays Threw powerful labor leaders Treaty (BAL’T) on defensive ity are further abused, doubt, My rough estimate of tha coat TOLIAND-Peter P._ Yernien-. ------reportedr^norted in fair condition at the nation’s need for a judiciary which with parole posalUe to four months. Intp something approaching pan­ weapons — and the cempanion distrust and tear become com- of thla proposal I s ...... tes, 69, of Eaatvtew Ter., bu^ A . »Tt ___ Wesson Memorial Hospital. Po- 23 Years Ago monplace. This decision per- __ _ __...... does not get itself involved in matters If there is such a thing as a taste to ic. One top-union official told ua executive agreement on offen­ ...... The coet siiould be boma bv bond of Mrs. toy A jK >llt 1OWH lice said the car was south- that the dmntoant mood of Traffic light system installed petuates the dlvislveness so ya uumn oy Yesmentes, died yestei^y ^ ^ .» a bound on 1-91 when it left the which may eventually be brought before buccaneers and pirates who sail the sive systems — that critics and ,1 Warner's love touch® double knit tricot b ra... scores of. young driegates was proponents of the two agree­ cn Mato St. last March at cost prevalent to our communities...... RockvlUe General Hospital. Church Women United wIU „„ the left side and youtheroft long leg panty girdle . . . literary mains, may we say that we of $6,000 awaits painting of The constitution of this re- Name Is ...... Mr. Yesmentes was born have a forum meeti^ tomorrow the median divider. Dressmaker design . . . flattest seams. 82-86. B,C. reg. itself. to “roll over the party.” ments insisted that Mr. Nixon 5.50 ...... 4 .4 9 In addition to forbidding such high kind would prefer some who were gay and “They preach non-vi

Stakey-Phaneuf Kimberly-Alesbury Kaufmann-Frier Knauff-Brown

St. Miary’e B^ptacopal Church waa the scene late Saturday af­ ternoon of the marriage of Don- na Lynn Sharp of Xanohestar to Brian Rldurd Murphy of West Hartford. The. bride is a daughter of ! Mr. and. Mrs. Hbldaworth H. Sharp of M Cbambefil 8t. The bridegroom Is the son of Paul K. .Mtindiy of West Hartford and the late Mrs. Mary Mur­ phy. The Rev. Stephen Price, cu­ rate of Bt. Mary's Church, and the Rev. Christopher iftimiiiiwi of Bt Tbomae the Apoetle Church of Weet Hartford per­ formed the douUei-rlng cere­ mony. Melvin Lumpkin of Man­ chester was organist The solo­ ist was John Darcey of Rook- vlUe, uncle of the bride. The engagement of Mlse Joan Barbara fiohroeder of Bethpage, The bride was given In mar­ L-I-, N.Y., to Joseph Dlemand riage by her father. She wore a Loney of Manchester has been flcor-length gown of Ivory an­ announced by her peurents, iSr. tique lace, designed with Ugh and Mrs. John Sohroeder of neckline, bishop sleeves and Bethpage, LJ., N.Y. bodice trimmed with beads and Mr. Loney is the son of Mr. pearls, and a pink printed rib­ and Mrs. Jos^ih Loney of 91 bon sarii accented ^ the back Eldridge St. with a large pink rose. Her The brid e-elect is a 1968 gra d ­ cathedral-length veil of silk Il­ uate of Bethpage High School r . - s : lusion vras arranged frem ^a and Is employed as a secretary NeiiMN ftel0 matching lace beadbow accent­ by the Sperry ZMvlsloa of the ed with ^ single pink rosebud, MR. AND MRS. JAMES ALLEN STAKEY Sperry Rand Corporation, Great and she carried a bouquet of N eck, L .I. Colleen Loys Phaneuf of Man­ best man. spring flov/ers In ' various Her fiance, a 1986 graduate ■hades. chester and James Allen Slakey A reception for the Immedi­ of Manchester High School, ret of Hartford were married May 6 ate family followed the cere­ Mrs. Ronald R, Wood of Hart: celved his BSEE from Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., in "'J' at First Methodist Church of mony. ford, sister of the bride, was Brewster, N.Y. The couple is now residing in matron of henor. Bridesmaids 1970. H e is cu r ro itly on lea ve The bride is the daughter of Hartford. were Miss Kathleen Murphy of from his postUtm as a field en­ gineer with the ^>erry Systems Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phaneuf Southington, sister of the bride­ of 86 Benton St. The bridegroom groom; XOss Lucille I&iriey of Management Dlvielan of the is the son of Mrs. Marilyn Sta- Ebifleld, Mrs. Robert Tatro of Sperry Rand Oorp. while serv­ Dcford TMHitifiTt Dhoto key of Hartford and Wiliam Quincy, Mass., and Miss Beth ing with the UB. Army Security B^rehftrdt photo Agency In Warrentown, Va. MRS. CURTIS JAMES KAUFMANN Stakey of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Aim Wahl of Massapequa, N.Y. BurUn-Moos photo MRS. THOMAS ANDERSON KNAUFF The Rev. A. Donald Hodges of The couple is planning a ^ffing Lynn Claire Frier of Elling­ an Greely of Washington, D.C.; Kansek • Gittins The attendants were dreaeed MRS. GARY MICHAEL BANNON 1978 w edding. Horan photo Lynelle' Ann Brown end heat^ece and ctirrled a basket the First Methodist Church offic­ ton and Curtis James Kaufmann Mrs. J. Garrett Parker of Bos­ alike In floor-length gowns, de­ MRS. GARY MAURICE JODOIN SuUck photo of flowers to match' her gown. iated. The engagement c t Mias Sharon Anne Saffery of HlastEast Hartford. Jean Marie Arm- of Detroit, Mich., were married ton, Miss Renate Luetjen of Tol­ Thomas Anderson Knauff, both signed with bodices of Ivory MRS. ROBERT PARKER KIMBERLY The bride, given in marriage Mary-loulse Kansek o< Han- ______Hartford and ” Gory Michael strong of Ei^eld, the bride’s Brenda Naomi Ogren and Junior bridesmaids were Su- June 10 at Trinity Lutheran land, Miss Detmrah Lovett of of Grand Rapids, Mich., were Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sandy lace over lavender voile, laven by her father, wore a silk or­ chester to Simon C. Qlttins of der mitii rtw^n th‘.> Bannon of Rockville were mar- cousin, was flower girl, Gary Maurice Jodoin, both of san F. Cox of 414 Foster St., Susan Johnson Alesbtiry of Hall School of Business, Summit, Church, Vernon. Ellington and Miss Mafylou Nortbouse, Mrs. Lori Sheidon married Saturday at the As­ ganza gown designed with a Salt Lake City, Utah, has been Manchester, were united in South Windsor, and Kathryn D. Boston, and Robert Parker Kim­ N.J., and attended Beaver Col­ Tile bride is the daughter of Kaufmann of Detroit, sister of and Miss Susan Schoudelmayer. Bneelricitis photo empire waistlines, and Ivonr Saturday at St. Bernard’s John Bannon of RockvUle, cension Lutheran Church in high empire waistline of peau announced by her parents, Mr. marriage June 10 at Trinity Haterem of Enfield, cousins of berly of Cambiid^re, Mass., lege, Glenside, Pa. She is a Mr. and Mrs. Adolf J. Frier of the bridegroom. ’Iheir gowns were Identical to MRS. BRIAN RICHARD MURPHY voile skirts with wide ruffles at « « « * in RxxdcvUle. ^ his brother’s test man. d’ar.3;e lace, accented with seed and Mrs. Anthony J. Kansek Covenant Church. the bride. Their gowns were were married Saturday at medical secretary at Massaehu- Tripp Rd. Mr. Kaufmann is the Jay Kaufmann of Detroit, was Grand Rapids. that of the honor attendant’s, the hemllres. TTiey wore circlets Edward Bannon, The bride U the daughter of pearls, full sleeves and an A- of 162 Hollister St. The bride to the daughter of similar to those worn by the Christ Church, Summit, N. J. setts General Hospital in B m - son of Mrs. Dorothy Kaufmann Kls brother's best man. Ushers and they carried baskets of of ivy and lavender and pink if*' ^® "“‘®; 0 M r. and iS n . John S. Brown of line skirt. Her finger-tip veil of Mr. GltUns Is the son o< Mrs. anriiur flowers and thev cairled Hartford. Mr. Ban--Bannon. the bridegroom’s broth- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Ogren adult attendants. They had yel- The bride is the daughter of ton. of Detroit. were David Knott of Philadel­ flow ers. 19 Dorothy Rd. Mr. Knauff is silk illusion fell from a cluster Gwendolyn GltUns o( Salt Lake kissing balls ’of^^avemto^ad non to the son of Mr. and Mrs. er; ^ Robert Saucier, aU of of 38 Vernon St. The bride- low rosettes in their hair, and Mrs. Hazen Alesbury of Sum­ Mr. Kimberly gnraduated from The Rev. David P. Scaer of phia, Pa., J. Garrett Parker of Ge; r^e Sumner of Grand Nixon Offers the son of' Mr. and Mrs. C. B. of petals. She carried a cascade City and Alvin GltUns o t New groom to a son of Mr. cmd Mrs. each carried a single yellow mit, and Dr. Robert J. Ales­ the Hopkins Grammar School, Concordia Seminary, Spring- Boston; Richard Schaffer of Rapids, was best man. Ushers ^ flowers with lavender rib- ^ ^ mciiaia K nauff c f Lake B luff, HI. bouquet of white roses, minia­ Y ork City. Maurice E. Jockrin of 40 Green rose. bury of l i e Ambassador Dr. New Haven, and from Princeton field, 111., performed the cere­ New York City; Robert Ogllvy Surprise Present were Ranald Brown of Manch«i|- ture white carnations, stephano- The bride-elect and her fiance The Rev. John J. iVlUte of St. A. Saffery of East Hartford, R d. Mr. Kimberly is the son of Mr. University magna cum laude, The Rev. Timothy Kttauff of Ronald E. Jodoin of Roches­ mony, assisted by, the Rev. Jr. of Detroit; and Alan Robin­ ter, brother of the bride; and tls, baby’s breath and Ivy. R ich ard ‘P ohUUo of West Hart- Bernard’s Church performed brother xk the bride, The Rev. Norman E. Swen- and Mrs. John T. Kimberly of Aurora, ni., brother of the are both aUendlng the Univer­ KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) ter, N.Y., served as his broth­ where he was a member of Phi Karl Blake of Lebanon. son of Philadelphia. Robert Goddard and James ford served as best man. the double-ring ceremony and A reception was held at sen, pastor of Trinity Covenant New Haven. Beta Kappa. He receive!^ a bridegroom, peiformed the dou­ Miss Pamela Lawton of sity of Utah In Salt Lake City. — President Nixon has given a er’s test man. Ushers were Mrs. Richard Schaffer of New A reception followed at the Denhouten, both of Grand Ushers were Ronald Wood of was celebrant at the nuptial Willie’s Steak House, Manches- Oiurcfa. preformed the double- Raymond F. Camposeo of 111 The Rev. Allen Tinker per­ ble-ring ceremony. Roberi Branford, cousin of the bride, An August 28 wedding la plan­ surprise birthday present to a Rhodes Scholarship and gradu­ York City, daughter of Mayor home of the bride. R apli.s. Hartford, brother4n-law of the Mass. ter. ring ceremony. Ernest Johnson ctodar St., cousin of the brlde- formed the ceremony. TTie Glendenning was soloist, and was maid of hcncr. She wore a ned. sn u dl boy. ated from the University of Ox­ John Lindsay, was matron of After a tour of Europe, the bride; James Ceqiella and The bride, given in marriage The couple wilt be at home Jr. of Manchester was organist, groom, and Carl A. Ogren of bride was given in marriage by Mrs. Arlynn Btoutjesyk was or­ The bride’s mother wore a gown of peach organza design­ 'The President, who flew to ford, E ngland, in 1970. He is honor. couple will reside in Philadel­ James Salisbury, both of West by her father, wore a silk or- Jtme 24, at 42 Park West Dr„ Hie soloist was Mrs; Kenneth yernon St., brother of the her lather. ganist. beige gown and carried a rose ed with an empire waistline and his Florida White House on presently attending Harvard Bridesmaids were Miss Mari­ phia. Brazil School Le«der Hartford; and Ronald La- ganza gown wiUi full skirt and Rockville. Rood ot Glastonbury. bride. The bride, given in marriage corsage on her handbag. Mrs. a flowered overskirt, trimmed 3AO PAULO — W iat oountiy Sunday after spending two days Mrs. Robert H. Bradley, HI, Medical School. Breoque of East Hartford. seeded pearl bodloe. Her veil ------The bride, given in marriage „ ’ ~ „ of Johannesburg, South Africa, The couple will reside in Cam­ by her father, wore a sata-pecui Knauff wore a blue gown with with lime velvet. She wore a put up the most new medical at Grand Cay Island In the Ba­ ,__. A- Mrs. Ogren wore a yellow A-Une gown of re-embrotdered matching lace coat and a cor­ matching picture hat and car­ schools in the past decade? Bra- hamas, had received an in­ Mrs. Sharp wore a sreen and «>* by her father, wore an empire AAiy-ater dress with white ac- was her sister's matron of hon­ bridge, Mass. a camelot cap. She carried a gown of silk organza accented P®‘y®«®r wim wrote ac or. Alencon lace with bishop sage of pink sweetheart roses. ried a cascade bouquet of peach zir, with 83. That was more vitation to attend a birthday lavender printed chiffon gown WORLD ALMAMC lUth ventoe lace appUquea and ces^rles. The ^ brlde^ m ’s with a corsage of phalaenopsto bouquet carnations and baby . Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rich­ sleeves, high neckline, empire A reception was held at Ad­ cam.'iticns, white roses, stepha- than twice as many as the party for 6-year-old Paul Motta. FACTS designed with batoST neckline. wore a pink ^k shan- waistline, and chapel-length When the birthday party got orch ids. roses. ard Harder of Brooklyn., Conn., rian’s Terrace, K^ndsor Room, r.otls, baby’s breath and Ivy. United States’ 21. India was sec­ sleeves cuffed at the „ '^“*® “ ®®?; Heck - DelToro under way aboard bis father’s Mrs. Charles Armstrong' of Miss Jane W. Allen of Boston: train. Her Bidlerina veil of silk Kentwood, Mich., after which David Daly of Branford, was ond with 40. A reception was held at the and chapel-length train. 8®rteB. B oto had corsa g es o f illusion was attached to petals yacht, a gift arrived from Nix­ Enfield, the bride’s aunt, was Engaged Mrs. Brock V. E. Sherman of Patricia Ann DelToro of Bris­ the couple left on a motor trip Manchester Country Chib. For matron of honor. Bridesmaids Her bouffant veU^of silk lUusion '^“ te sweetheart roses. of lace and pearls. She carried on. There was a card with the Boston; and Mrs. George Schell- tol, R.I., and WUUam C. Heck to upper KQchlgan. Upon their a wedding t^^ to Wariiln^w, Wss Judy Rataic of Blast The engagement of Mias Kath« was arranged from a matching After a reception at Flano’s a cascade of phalaenopls or­ W^te House oeal. Inscribed on and 'ViTlltomsburg, Va., ing of South Berwick, Maine, of Manchester were married return they will reside in Grand Peter Gammo lean C. Mbaser of BoUon to Uoe headpiece and she car- Restaurant, Bolton, the couple' chids, stepbanoUs, and baby’s otO aide was "CongratuUtlons, Mra. Murphy wore a re^ wWte ^ g ^ Davto v^wtoto ,U BrooUjfi, ried « itogle red rose, left on a northern motor trip. the bridegroom’s sister. May 27 at Manning Chapel of R apids. breath. Phbl,” and on the other "Hap­ and blue dress with white ac- ______■ ll.Y., n u been announced -by m i— Rttren E. Patch of Pine Fcr traveling, Mrs. Jodoin wore The best man was John R. Brown University, Providence, MTs. is a graduate of Kimberly of Champaign, 111., Mrs. Susan Sumner of Grand py Birthday." It was signed cessoiiee. After June 28, the her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ray- Ridge Dr., Andover, cousin of a navy blue coat-dress with red R.I. Manchester lOgh School and brother of the bridegroom. The bride is the daughter of Rapids, was matron of honor. "Richard Nixon." couple will live in West Hart­ mond Moaser of Llynwood Dr. the bride, was maid of hotlor. accessories and a cersage of Kendall School of Design Grand Giro's photo CaldweU Wed Ushers were Robert J. Alesbury Mr. and Mrs. Albert DelToro She wore an A-line lavender A ball point presidential pen ford . Mr. Fnncto to the son of Mr. ibe bridesmaid was hOss Linda vriUte sweetheart roses. The Rtnl<’s. Mr. Kniuff attends and William Alesbury, brothers of Bristol, R.I. Mr. Heck Is the gewn with light lavender blrix^ Krause with Nixon’s name on it accom­ Mrs. Murphy to a graduate of and M n. Mark Francis of St c. LindeU of New Hartford, couple will live in Vernon upon Ferris State ObUege in Michi­ Engaged In the 70s of the bride; David R. Kimber­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman sleeves, lace scoop neckline, panied the card. Mancbeeter High flehorrf and Mary's, Pa. cousin of the bride. Their Irnig their return June 26. gan. He is a veteran of service ly, brother of the bridegroom; J. H eck o f 297 H enry St. simulated vest top, and empire florist & Greenhouset Nixon is expected to return to The engagement of Miss Bar- Wagner College, Staten Island, BUFFLAO, _ N.Y. ., ^ Hie brlde-eleot to a 1871 grad- print gowns, veiled In idle green Mrs. Jodoin, a graduate of in Vietnam. Washington later today. Leslie Schlessinger, Donald L. The Rev. Richard Dannen-' waist. She wore a matching rie Berman of Westfield, N. Y. N. Y„ where she was harp- ^ uate of the TYapbagan School of organza, were fashioned with Hartford State Technical Ool- Lappe, and Marc Jon Yardney. felser and the Rev. Howard ir. Art!.,... ^ slchordtot with the Wagner Col- WUllam Everett StanMU, a The Miss America Pag­ BVtshlon, New York City. mandarin collars, empire bod- lege, to employed as a emn- A reception was held at the O’Shea, both chaplains at Brown to Arthur Coleman of Natick, Muslcun and served as ™Ured Florida real estate de- eant of Atlantic City; N.J., Her fiance a graduate of the ices trimmed wiiii velvet rib- puter programmer by the State Beacon Hill Club In Summit, al­ University, officiated at the Culture Week Mass. has been announced by president of Alpha Tau Mu veloper. is a resort-promotion device New York of Photog- bon, and. short puffed sleeves, of Connecticut at the Unlver- ter which the couple left for double-ring ceremony. William her peuretns, Mr. and Mrs. henorary music fraternity. She Miss Caldwell, 71, and Stan- developed since 1921, which ranhy to presently employed as They wore matching hats, and sity of Connecticut, Storrs. Mr. Nantucket Island, Mass. Dineen, professor of music at For the In dian Rotert C. Berman of Westfield. emirfoyed as an export coor- ®®**’ J"®‘ ®" ® attracts thousands of visit­ a curtomer relations represen- carried a stogie yellow Jedoto to a graduate of aark LAtCUT aiTAIL OaOWIM m MANCHima Mrs. Kimberly graduated Brown University, was organist M r nniAmax thA . a., a# Mr dlnatoT at the Royal Typewriter world cruise In Janu^. They ors and receives national talive for the Hament Oorp. He rose. University, ______Coleman, the son of Mr. Hartfort. were married Saturday In a newspaper, radio and tele­ from Northfield School, East and soloist. C.U 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 — A m erican served three years in the U.8. T„rti'.n. from'Florida to ChUfor- "*d Mrs. Sherwood Coleman of jiir. Murjrfiy, a graduate of brief ceremony hold In the par- vision coverage. The first Marine Corps and was honorably Northlield, Mass., and Stafford The bride was given in mar­ 621 MASIVOaD SOAP. MANCHISTUI riage by her father. nla gathered today at a Junior Natick, Mass., to the grandson William Hall High SchotJ, West lor of the author’s home, Miss America was Marga­ discharged in F eb ru a ry. 1970. Miss Aim DelToro of Bristol, college branch for the week- of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thomp- Hartford, served for three K to Caldwell’s second hua- ret Gorman, 16, of Wash­ The coiqde plan a Sept. 10 VFW LADIES AUXnJABY 2N D A N N U A L R.I., sister of the bride, was long National Conference of Na- son of 4 Goslee Dr. years with the U. S. Navy. He band, Marcus Reb^k, died In ington, D.C., who was wedding. maid of honor. The bridesmaid tlve American Culture and Un- The bride-elect, a 1987 gradu- is attending Central Cmmecti- 1970. Stancell is a widewer. chosen Miss America in STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL was Miss Luanne Heck of Man­ tty. ate of Natick (Maas.) Hlg^i cut State OoUege and to employ- The author has ®®^' 1921, The World Almanac chester, sister of the bride­ Sponsors expect 8,000 persons school, graduated from Drew ed os a cost management ac- era! best MUers. Her latest recalls. To Be Held June 23id GLOBE to attend events which tost University, Madison, N. J., this countant at the Royal Typewrit- book to Captains and the OopyrlKhl © 1972, groom . NewMpnper Enterprise Assn. Poll Rejects 6:ee PJH. to 8 P.M. Stanley J. Opalach of Bristol, through Sunday, the date o t the year. K in g s." Travel Service Conn., was best man. Albert Battle of the Uttle Big Horn. H er fia n ce, a lso a 1967 gradu­ Nixon Economy Ot rile VFW POST HOME 555 MAIN STREET DelToro Jr. of Brlstcd, R.I., Participants will camp on the ate cf Natick (Mass.) High 608 E . CENTE31 STREETT 643-2165 brother of the bride ushered. cam pus o t Mountain View Col­ School, graduated from Frank­ HARTFORD (AP) — Presi­ OPBIN t o t h e PUBUC — ALL YOU CAN BAT A reception was held at Eileen lege vriiere most of the acUvl lin Technical Institute, Boston, dent Nixon’s economic policies Authorized agent In Man­ have won the confidence of only chester for all Airlines, Darling’s Restaurant in See- ties take place. to 1970, and to now attending A D U L T S...... $1.28 Ballroads and Steamship konk, Mass., after which the CLEAR-6 W A Y \ Activities include a tradition- Northeastern University Night The marriage of Martha Ma­ 7 per cent of Connecticut vot­ CHILDREN under 12 . . fl.OO Lines. couple left for New York City. al pow-wcw, arts and crafts ex- School in Boston. He to em- rie Dyer of Watervllle, Maine, ers, a Hartford Times poll in­ Mrs. Heck received her AB hlUts, films, speeches and ail- ployed as a draftsman at the to Frederick Jten Wtozler of dicates. Seven per cent o f 800 degree In 19S9 from Brown »»»— --- ■—fill, ^ night gospel singing. A music Quincy Market Cold Storage Manchester took place June 10 people questioned said the Nix­ Unlvrslty and her JD degree in celebration Sunday at Dallas and Warehouse Co. at Prince of Peace Lutheran on program was working well. 1972 from H arvard Law School. Fair Park will conclude the Tbe wedding will take place church in Augusta, Maine The' poll showed 41 per cent WEDDING GOWNS She will be employed as a clerk conference. Aug. 26. The bride to the daughter of who thought economic controls for a Federal Dlstiict Judge. Danl Dwyer photo SAVE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Dyer were working fairly well and 46 rra. Mr. Heck received his AB de­ MRS. DAVID GEORGE NEVILLE of Watervllle. The bridegroom per cent who said the results For the Bride g ree in 1969 from Tufts U nlver- to a 833 cu stom eis! Jewel neckline and Icog full nuts. The exhlbitiCHi w ill present ^ • sweater bags ...... $1.88-' sleeves. She wore a picture hat, At the same time, there to never any such object groups as masks, ^ # blanket bogs ...... $1.77 compromise to service or quality! and carried a bouquet of idnk FOR LINGERIE carved figures, painted hides, ^ # gown bogs ...... $1.59 flow ers. pottery, basketry, weaving, cos- Bridesmaids were Miss Pat­ m # moth e ry sta b ...... 49e, YOU GET OUB LOWEST t u m e 8 and musical in­ ricia Powell of Winslow, Maine, struments. Where traditions RENT I • closet vaporizers...... 69e all Events photo PBIOES EVERY DAY OF THE We Deliver EAST OF THE RIVER . . . UNIFORMS cousin of the bride, and M in persist, recent examples of YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE Beverly Bryant of Farmington. W E ALSO All the latest styles and colon • dress b o ^ ...... 97e Choicesf Meats In Town! UBS. DAVID PBIUF LAWBENCB Everywhere tribal art will be included. m o r e t h r o u g h o u t t h e Their light blue gowns were STOCK in stock . . Jlothtog to send • suit bogs ...... 77c Sherri Ann Yactmo and maids were Miss Diane Law­ Fast away for . . . We nock atina Shop Early for y k a b . ^ . o n a l l y o u r styled to match the boiuH’ at­ r u f f l e d David Philip Lawrence, both at rence, Misa Suzanne Pearson, from Boys’ stoee 6*30; Meu’a • Mouse bogs ...... 79c J nUySCRIPnON NEEDS. tendants's, and tljptr , {deture SHIRTS IN Veinon, were married Saturday Miss Michele Merz, Mrs. Doug­ Best Selection ALL THE stoes 34-82 R e g ., 3446 Short, • dress travel bc^ps...... $1.69 ^ bate and i bouquets were also • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU $ at Sacred Heart Church, Ver­ las Lawrence, all of Venum; l a t e s t 36-82 Long, 3842 Ebctra la a g , idmiinr to the maid of bonor’a. • moth n u gge ts...... 49cJ non. Miss Elaine Oarbonl o i New TRY US AND SEE COLORS 38-42 E xtra Short. Marit L. Winsler of Manches­ FUEL OIL ...... 3 7 c ^ The bride is the daughter of Haven; and Mias Leslie Bal­ ter eerved as hla brother's beet M paid la 5 days WHATEVER THE OCCASION — SEE kCr. and M rs. Anthony Y acon o lard of Newtown. ffOOl man. Ushers were Da'vld Paeto- 1 date of ^•tiy us, you'B Bhe us! 1 LEAN GROUND BEEF i of 9 Campbell Ave. Mr. Law­ Douglas Lawrence of Vernon, 173 rtite of Tbtiingtan. cousin of the delivery rence la the 8er New Y ork member m a i n ST. GUILD Maine, the couple left on a wed- College. . Mr. Wtozler attended ® member of the 729th Tranv- was matron of tumor. Brides­ State and Vermont. dtog trip throu«d> New England. Manchester »g h School, Man- portaUon Army Reserve. i

PAQB m OHT M A N teSTE R EVranNQ HERALD. ItANCHESTBR, O D m , MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 MANCHROTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. OONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 PAGE'NINE Maloney-Crowell DR. LAWRBNCe B. LAMB Williams-Potter Taylor-Knybel Luniewsky-T r ahan Duplicate Bridge ST-AK. GAXEIC^ •By CLA Y R. POLLAN- Rubik Noeds Information ABUS UISA Results in a HiunKJay mom- Club meets Tuesday, June 30 at MAK. 31 M Your Dally ActlvHy Guido K ing IBuKbester (JOuntry C3ub 1788 Ellington -Rd., South Wtnd- 'I According to Iho Stare. ’’ Aul. tf dupUoate bridge game are as sor. IT N It 2-11-23 T o develop message for Tuesday, 4- 7-2064*^; foUowB; North - South; Flnt, ■■ ----- read words corresponding to numbers 65.66-74 Who Knows the Balanced Diet? Mrs. Joseph Buths and MTs. 'TAUaUS of your Zodiac birth sign Carbone Urges 1 You're 31 Arti»t» 61 Energy Richard .rrethune. Second, ICrs. 2 Tom 32 Somewhot 62 Turn By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. that meets all the minimum powder can be used in cook­ necessary, at least two slices Paul Barton and Douglas Bar­ I MAY 30 3 The 33 And ■ 63 Circlet ton. Third, Mrs. Howard Boyd • State PUC Vote 0 ^ 3 9 -5 4 -» 4 Good 34 Avoid 64 Love daily vitamin and mineral ing also as a source of pro­ of a good-quality bread a &to-67-89-90 5 Listen 35 Proleuiorrol 65 Newt Dear Dr. Lamb—You said day are desirable, particu­ and Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth. HARTFORD (AP) — aty 6 To 36 Oraughtt 66 On requirements as well as the tein and calcium. Mature filMINI that a person eating a bal­ bean seeds are also a good larly if other cereal is not 3Uso, East-W est: Ftest, M » . OouncU M ajority Leader Nlch- 7 Tidingt 37 To 67 Out SACfTTAKIUS anced met should be getting protein requirements. Maury Brown and Mn. Philip olas Carbone suggested Batur- 8 More 38 Don't 68 Friendt NOr. l i A m There are several different protein source and cereals used. 9 Other 39 ConfererKet 69 Thoughtt stfffieient vitamins. The contain some protein. Holway; Tied for Second and ’day that the state Public UtiU- ‘tTtlJUNBM lOThorough 40 Now 70 To OK. 31 1 ^ trouble is that most of us kinds of proteins which are If you fpUow these generw jjj. ^ Herbert ties Commlaalon be elected in- 11 Between 41 Droin 71 Amwer 3- 8-10-; essential to the body and for Essential vitamins and 12 You're 42 To 72 Chonge I28-; don’t know what a balanced 1 1 Smlih, and Mrs. Pavld O’Keefe stead of appointed. He said the l3Good 43 You 73 And diet is. Unfortunately, doc­ that reason you need a va­ minerals are found in fruits and Mia. Thomas Bugnackl. PUC should be "held account- CANCia UGreor 44 Prove 74Woy CAPRICOSN tors do not seem to be aware riety of protein sources. and vegetables. Accordingly, anced aiet. -rae things you ^— ** able by the people rather than l5Woit 45 New 75 Someone the diet should contain daily l6Reaq>tive 46Rete»»e 76 And that many people are finan- Expressed in foods, that ^ J U L X 33 17 And 47TwO 77 Money JAN. tf Vik? a variety of vegetables to in­ & t “ are"Miear and weets^of R®*"*** ^ 12-16-4042^ cialiy and otherwise unable means that at least one meal all kinds and starchv des- duplicate bridge- game at the 'Hartf«rd has had a number fSl5-17-36-57 ISBookt 48 Advertliert 78Spongert to follow, doctors’ rules. The clude a leafy salad and two 1^60-71-82-88 |9 Doy 49 Sociot 79 In 4 5 -H j» _ fL a day should contain a major lertslnd nuddiX A e rea^ Oong^aS«^ Churoh ®* dl«greement. with the PUC 20 And SO Better 80 Generol AgUAaiUS restaurants and cafeterias or three different vegeta­ sens ana puaamgs. m e real ^ ^ foUoi^: pirat, Mr. and rate hikes granted LiO 21 Slow SI Difficult 81 Butinett protein source, which in­ bles every day, like carrots, key to a balanced diet, then, I JULY 33 JAN. to. don't know either and that Mia. Donald 'Weeks. Second, and bus companies. 22 Fellow 52 Progrettive 82 It is w l|y~ people have to use cludes lean meats, fish and peas and the colored vege­ is variety, with emphasis on ^AUC. 33 23 Loyolty 53 Peo^e 83 The Fit. It poultry. For growing people, the foods that give you a va­ Tom Crockett and Cart Wei- "UtUlty companies have a 24 For 54 And 84 Beckon _5-6-9-5 vitamms. what is the indi­ tables. Tomatoes, of course, man. Third, Mrs. Shlriey Gm- very important factor on the 1-29-32-38 25 You 55 Your 85 Retuitt at least two meals a day riety of vitamms and min­ ^1-4641 26 For' 56 Be 86 Authority 24-27-72 vidual to do? are excellent in the salad. boff and BUI Radaewicz. ®o»t living,’’ the city Demo- n should contain items of this erals with adequate protein. VlSflO 27 A 57 Patient 87 Now pisca Dear Reader—You are ab- group. Egg whites are an ex­ It is also wise to have ___ crat said. "We question their 28 Ate 58 Ability 88 Coming fit. It some fresh fruit each day, an (NIWSPAKS ENTESPSISI ASSN.) 29 Down 59 Get-togethen 89 Weil solutefy right. Many recom­ cellent source of protein and Reaults In Wednesday’s du- 30Moviet 60The 9 0 To A ^ NAM.lOf orange, banana or apple, and and their whole ’ financing mendations in medicine are can be used liberally. Forti­ It your family gutting a balaneod pUcate bridge at the Communl- 34-3651-537: V, if you are not eating fresh schem e.” \14-19-2M1 )(iOo4 (^Advene ^^Neutnl difficult for the public to fied skim milk, low-fat milk Sht? To find out you'll want to ‘Y “Y" w"® tbUowa: North- 73-77-78 follow,' particularly in the and uncreamed cottage fruit it is more important to food arba. When you go to cheese are all excellent have one fresh tomato a day. t the grocery store, things are sources of protein and cal­ Cereal is an important onrwon your quottlons about thi, ^i^d for second, Mrs. Andrew not packaged or labeled in cium. An equivalent of one source of vitamins and you subjoci. Somf 50 eenti to Dr. Lamb, Ansaldi ,Jr. and Mrs. R. B. Legal Notices ways that any mrson with­ quart of fortified skim mUk can get that from home- core of tbh nowspapor, P.O. Box Wadswoitfi, and Mrs. David out e fairly good knowledge NOnCB OF HEARmO liould be used each day cook ^ oatmeal or any of 1551, Radio City Station, Now York, QUwon and Mrs. . M ai* Kovacs. STATE! OF CONNECTICUT of hutrition will be able to the prepared breakfast cere­ Also, Eiaat-West, First, Mia. COURT o r I^ B A T E Attention Parents follow diet recommenda­ als and a variety of breads. N.Y. 10079. Atk for "Balaneod Dlof Court ot Probate, Dutrict ot It Mbury Brown and Mrs. John cbRSt^r. District No* 3S. tions. A balanced diet is one Unless calorie restriction is pampbht. Messenger. Second, Mrs. Car- e st a t e OF OIGA A. KELLEY roll Banett and Mrs TamM Data ot order, June IS, 1972. roll uanw ana jmxb. Jateee pgtiuoner, Biward F. Kelley. Ad- AN INVESTMENT IN Tlem ey. Tnlrd, Mrs. Alan Fre* minlstra«.or. Date of hearing, June belt and Mrs. Peter Muir*y. JfSudW“ m^-.’ Inzingas Wed 25 Years Results in od u p l^ e bridge " YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE MI». r Andana Mmim . R Ruaseiliiam II Rizlnffainsinga lenelege. New Brltointmiam, * TTiomaATnomas In.in Same sponsorea Bridge dub by Friday the Man- are Uoner Upon praying Uie application for authority of the to peti- aell c f Collins R d., Criumbia, were altiga, a student at Windham Yniiniu.- certain real e#t«e aa per appllca- The Baby Has at .. -I— foucws; Nortl»-SoiitH, First, uon on tile more fully appears, Palnor photo fet^ at a School; and Ootma Inzln- Richard ’Haclihauser and Mrs. R U that: MdwpUoj^ MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. MALONEY JR. ly in honor of their 28th wed- ga, a 7th grader at H.W. Porter pyjj^ Second Ste— ^ ^ b^.and determtoe^at.the XM auL dtilL School, Columbia. ^nd hOchEiiel Agrriioff. Thiiri aad place Indicated above. Virginia A. Crowell and John and they also wore pink he^- .luru, •• By rtoV..Order nt of «hthe Court F. MAloney Jr., both of- Minn* bows with shoulder-length veils, ***■• *"**” « » ®wns and oper- Robert Stratten and Mrs. Law- HADELDfB B. ZIBBARTH. Clerk m rdiester, exehemged wedding James P. Maloney of Vomw Been Named Court ot Probate vows May 38 at St James served as his brother’s best , Spruce St. Also, BlEwt-West, First, Mrs. Dlati._.atrict ot Mancheat^_ All SvcBtS photo S&Twtri HcLaottilte photo caiuroh. man. Ushers were Jay C. Ma- Mr. and Mra. toztnga were Iiwlnsa. tJi® ioriaer Majy Oarl Predertek- |Day CampI MRS. JACK OUVER WILLIAMS MRS. CONRAD FRANK TAYLOR MRS. ROBERT H. LUNIEWSKY The bride U a daughter of Icney of Manchester, another marriAd June 18 1947 at St Marjorie Mallon Of Manchester, son. Second, Robert Sldman CHESTER B. IfOROAN Mr, and MTa. Call Crowell of brother of the bridegroom, and “ t ^ T c h ll^ ^ h , by U>® R®vi »• ®n>Ploy®'* Eastern Con- and Mra. Donald Raymond. Punwant to.an order.of Hon. David June Elsther Potter of Rock- of red roees and camatloiia. Barbara Ann Knybel of Man- The bride given in marriage marriage of Deborah Hartfcnd State Technical Ool- Sadowaky, Leonard Joseph m , son of Leonard Joaeph mVii .1 A C. Rappe, Acting Judge, all claims 4 acres of chiMien't paradise ----- .a — ™ „ .------...... _ A^^aaji^aACe am t ttI\j its cma asav s#a a\a^| • ^avvaa» gaa AAAcnaao^w "a ------^ - jggg ^ jjj attending i68 Woodbridge St. The bride- Donald C. Crowell of Manohea- Robert J. Wood. necUcut State College, WU- Third, WUUam McDougail and m ustne preaented to the fiduciary J n and Jo-Ann Robb Sadowaky, SO HUlalde 8 t , Bast Hartford. Jam es IPoUtds named below on or before Septem- viUe and Jwk OUver WUllama of A reception was held at Pa- m™ .- - Oonrad BYank Tav- ^»y *»er taxXher-ln-law. Jerome Mary Trahan of Vernon to Rob- groom la a son of Mr. and Mrs. ter, brother of the bride. They have five children: Joan Umantic. Jam es iPoUUs. Stafford Springs, were married ganl-s______~ *______cneater ana uonraa PTana lay- MoChftiey, — wore------a white ®rt H. „ T..ni««»wDuniewsky nfof' iur»noh«».Manches- Manchester Oommurtity Col­ He was bom Mhy 18 at M anche^r Memorial Hospital. His ma­ her 12,1972 or be barred by law. right in Glastonbury Restaurant Crystal John F- Maloney Sr. of 2S Nor­ Mrs. Crowell wore a gold bro­ Inringa, Mary Insinga and r- The fldudaiyudaiy la: June 10 at the BlUngton Wesley- " ‘ t"*,. Waterbury wore mar- organia and neau d’aiura lace ter was solemnised Saturday lege. He is employed at Pratt cade dress with matching ac­ ternal giani^parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Robb Jr., M The South Windsor Bridge JCMUUIViaimw E. Honan and Whitney Division of United wood St. Finley St, Manchester. Hia paternal grandparmts are Mr. and Carol Disliiga, all students at 878~ WoiWoodland St. Con 633-2041 or 633-2040 The Rt. R ev. M sgr. Ektward cessories and a corsage of yel­ KancheMer, Conn. 08040 Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. Mrs. Leonard J. Sadowaky Sr., Enfield. Central Connecticut State Ool- The bride is the daughter of iTrwn the bride's parents. bishop sleeves, wedding ring Church, Vernon. J. Reardon, pastor of St. James low camaUons. The bride­ ■Food Donations Larger for Brochnre Mr. and Mrs. Lester Potter of 'Hie bride Istoe daughter of coUar, A-line skirt, and allghUy The bride ia^the daughter of « -a ei « « ProbateOpurt Church, performed the double- groom's mother wore an aqua UNITED NATTONS, N.Y. — Summer Theatre ni.ATM LDfCTiriTON DECREE South Glens Falls, Y. Mr. rehOT, they r^ ^ ** Mr. and MTs. Joseph Knybei fuH back. She wotc a matching Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Trahan ring ceremony and was cele- crepe dress with matching ac- MoHale, Shannon EUisabeth, daughter of Chrlati^er Pa­ ESTATE CF Williams Is the son of Mr. and 8® Stafford St., Stafford Springs. ^ union St. Mr. Taylor U mantlUa trimmed in lace. She of Rosewood Dr. The bride- trick and Bliaabetfa Anne Payne MoHale, 73 Spruce S t, Mon- The World Pood Program, a WILUAK A. HCNTANC brant at the nuptial Mass. cessories and a corsage of Press Made Free function of the U.N. Food and Dtetrict of Hebron Mrs. Jess Wiliams of BUzabeth, Mrs. Williams is employed in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cbnrad carried a cascade of wUte but- groom is the son of Mr. and Anti-Mugger cheater. She was bom May 18 at Hartford HoaplW. Her mater^ Meets Tuesday The fiduciary la Alice B. Hontano The bride, given in marriage white carnations. Agriculture Organization, was located at Cone Road, Hebron, Pa. the m a 1 n office of Cheney Taykw of Fitdiburg, Maas. ‘ terfly roses, steptaantois, and Mrs. Henry Luniewsky of 2S by her father, wore a gown of After a reception at WUUe’s nad grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Payne, West Hart­ •— If Socialist created in 1961_ to oombot . hun- ^ An organizational meeting of d e c r e e d that aU clalma The Rev. Hervey Taber of EH- Brothers. Mr. WUllama la em- Mrs. Mary Augustine of Mid- miniature carnations with nat- Ridge St. Accounts Open peau de sole accented with Steak House, the couple left on ford. Her paternal grantqiarents are Mr. and Mrs. Chrirtophar Ungton officiated at the com- ployed as a printer for Stafford dletown, officiated at die dou- oral foliage. The Rev. EHlward Konlpka of S. MCHale, 187 E. Center St. Her maternal great-grandmother • ger and promote economic de- the Summer Activities in Man- oeilnst the above eatate be pre- pearls and laoe and styled with a motor trip to the Pennsyl­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — veloiwnent in the less developed diester (SAM) Summer Tlieatro i j t i "’' municn service.- FhiUp Bliss of Printers, Inc., Stafford Springs, ble-ring ceremony. The mfvtrcm of honco' was Sacred Heart Church perform- PHILADBLPHIA (AP) — la Mra. Rose Haywood, Dunedin, Fla. Read Herald Advertisemems First Pennsylvwla BanU^ long sleeves, A-llne skirt and vania Dutch country. They now •' *1 « * « Ool.' Muammer Kadsfl, the Ub- countries. wiU be held Tuesday noon in ”^Atteiit:''BrC. RmCBLiFF. Judge RockviUe was soloist and Mra. Mrs. Chrol McCaffrey of Man- ed the double-ring ceremony pearl-trimmed chapel train. live at 43 Locust St. and Trust Oo. has established a Smith,. Beatiier Ann, daughter of VViUlam M. and Joyce yan leader, Naa decreed that Since its inception tiie num- Room 271 at Manchester High Hervey Taber of EUUngton, was cheater, sister ot the bride. She and was celebraint at the nup- Her fingertip veU of silk lUuaion Mrs. Maloney is advertialng special type of bank account PoUnder Smith, 270 Redwood Rd., Mandheoter. She was bom thA press in bi* country will be her of donor countries has more Schoed. Loe Hay, director of organist. wore a princess-styled gown of tial Mass. Mrs. Walter Joensuu w as attached to a matching manager of Watkins Bros. Mr, pcde yeUow dotted Swiss, trim- of South Windsor was organist. for the aged as the result cf May 19 at Manchester M emorial HoepitiU. H er maternal grand­ free, provided that all news- than doubled and pledging dramarice at the high school, The bride, given in marriage headpiece, and she carried a Maloney is a Manchester poUce . med with wtiite lace and yel- Bouquets of white flowers were meetings with the Gray Pan­ mother is Mrs. Daisy D. Poiander, Manchester. Her paternal papers support socialism, the targets have expanded from wlU be theatre director. AU In- by her father, wore a floor- Grad-Leon cascade bouquet of roses. officer. length gown of white peau low velvet She wore a match- on the altar, thers, an actlviat group of el­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McDermott Wbertliig, party and the revolutiotiary re- $100 milUon in l96$-80 to $340 tereeted Manriierter teenagers derly persons. Mrs. M ary EUen Hearn erf glm e. • mlUion in 1978-74. are invited to attend. d’ange lace with ruffled neck­ ing headpiece and carried a co- Given in marriage by her fa- Manchester, sister of the bride, W. Va. Her maternal great-grandfEdher ia John Poiander, Car­ The special account was SECOND OF A SERIES line, bishop sleeves with ruffled lonlal bouquet of y^ow daisies, ther, the bride wore an empire was matron of honor. Her em­ michaels, P el Hw paternal great-grandmother ia Mra. HowEud In reporting the decree Sun­ sought to enable the elderly— cuffs, A-line skirt, narrow train white oamations and yeUow cuid gcwn of silk organdy appUqued pire gown of pink chiffon was WUccK, WheeHng, W. Va. She has a brother, Sean WUUam, S. day, the Middle East Nows often the target ot muggers—to • * « « « of peau de sole attached to hack wtiite streamers. vrith Venlse lace and designed fashioned with Vee neckline and A g ^ y said in a dispatch tram CUP AND SAVE carry less cash. neckline. Her elbow-length veU The bridesmaid was Miss with mandarin coUar, short sheer bishop sleeves. She wore Bay, Brio Joaeph, son of Wayne J. and Barbara Worden Tripoli that the 29-year old Lib­ Dojrtene Taylm- ■ o f Springfield, sleeves, A-Une sMrt and chapel- The accoimt provides that the a matching Jieadbow with shoul­ How’s Bay, Bam Green Rd., Coventry. He waa bom Mhy 30 at Kan- yan atrangman has "opened tile ol nylon illusion was attached bank wlU automatlcaUy pay to a headpiece of lace, pearls M a^ She wore a princess^ lenrth watteau train. Her der-length veU. oheatm: Memorial HoepitaL Hia maternal gran^parenta are doors of freedom before the e^ed gown of lilac dotted chapei-length veU of silk lUu- standard bills, such as utUiUes, Mr. and Mra. Ernest Worden; Coventry. His paternal granibiar- and sequins. She carried a cas­ Bridesmaids were Miss Joyce press to accomplish its role, by Swiss brimmed with white lace sion was arranged from a to the companies. In addition, Maloney, sister of the bride­ Your ents are Mr. and M n. Bugme Boy, Ooveotry. serving the revolutionaiy, so- cade bouquet of white cama/- the bank wlU offer free ot 4^ « «f *1 and lilac velvet. She had a matching headpiece, and she groom , and Miss Marsha Sault, ciEdlst society.’ ’ tions, green ivy, baby’a breath charge four money orders a mashing headpiece and a bou- carried a colonial bouquet of both of Manchester. Their sheer Belaimer, Jennifer Marie, daughter of Donald P. and Newspaper publishers must and white stephanotis. quet of lavender daisies and daisies. month to account holders. BUoiae Arldo Belanger, RFD 1, Jan Dr., Hebron. She waa bom Mrs. Marilyn Smith of Fort floral print gowns were styled Hearing? be stEumch believers ot social­ white carnatkins with lavender juag Bette Luniewsky of to match the honor attendant's, IBAy 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ ism, membera ol the Arab So­ EXlward, N. T ., sister of the mother is M n. Emma Arico, Berlin, Conn. Her paternal grand­ biide, was matron of honor. She ™ St., sister o f the bride-' MORE DANCE (TOURS cialist Union, the sole party au­ ON SPAIN D ^el GitoiTera of Wrter- grroom, was maid of honor. Her Chicago, m .—A free offer of mother is Mra. Blandie Belaiiger, 62 Crestwood Dr., Manchea- wore a maize chiffon gown with WASHINGTON (A P) — thorized in Libya, and they multi-colored floral print gown special interest to those who Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and 34ra. Rudolph white venlse lace and floral Twenty - seven professional Petition Asks must labor to serve the revolu­ Bleu of Vernon, the bride s sashed in yeUow. Sbe wore hear but do not understand Peplau, Benin, Conn. Her paternal greot-grandpiuvnta are Mr. tion, the decree said. trim on mandarin neckline, dance companies wlH have per­ words has been announced by and Mra. J o e ^ Belanger, Haitf<»d. Sbe bna a sister, Cheryl, by bishop sleeves, empire waist, * Th “ white straw hat, and carried formed in 36 states for a total Cut in Rails The bride's m^er a ^ colonial bouquet of yeUow Beltone. A non-operating model 7. A-line skirt. She wore a match­ of 160 weeks in the fiscal year 4»> >• l#l ^ y e ^ r ^ ^ 3 floor-length sUeam- FHILADEILPHIA (AP) — of the smallest Beltone aid ever ing bow headpiece with face dress. The bridegroom’s moth- ending July 1, it was annouixwd Nearly 60 m iles o f l>enn Cen­ made will be given absolutely McKenzie, Heather Dawn, daughter of Larry iR. and Ju­ veU. She carried a cascade of by the National Ebidowment for W selected a pink polyester .Bridesmaids were Miss Geor- tral track in Connecticut is list­ free to anyone answering this dith Griffith McKeimeth, 93 Nike Circle, Manchester. She was llgdit pink and yellow flowers, the Arts. ed on a UB. District Court peti­ A receDtlrai was held at the Trahan of New Bedford, advertisement. bom May 20 at Manchester Memorlid Rospitid. Her maternal baby's breath and ivy. This is an increase ftom last tion among 1,933 mUes o f track grandparents sure Mr. and Mrs. Marion Griffith, Gremup, Ky* Wall to ^ bride; and year when 22 companies toured Try it to see how it is worn LaBonne Travel World Brideamalds were Miss Sirl- Uthuanian Hall in Manchester. ___ _ r t. the flnanclaliy ailing railroad Her paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKenzie, Ey>r a wedding trip to Bermuda. in 38 states for a total of 106 via Bolduc and Miss ECazU-.June wants to abandon. in the privacy of your own Flatwoods, Ky. ______Paulsen, both of Rockville. Mrs. Tayl^Wore a beige print mum-colo«d weeks. The list includea 1.9 miles be­ home without cost or obligation KITCHEN DI5TRIBUTDR5 ed drcM with belse acceaso- «>®bed Federal funds of $439,197 tween Hazardville and Blast - INCORPORATED - They wore nile chiffon gowns tt I T 1 o bi lavender and blue. They niao of any kind. It's yours to keep, with embroidery trim at neck­ ries. Upon their return, July 2, ^ have generated more than a Windsor HUl, 36.1 mUes be­ free. It weighs less than a third CURRENCY aw --Til s a w wore wiute straw hats and car- mlUVcn dollars from state and line and cuffs of bishop sleeves, they WlU reside in Waterbury. * w7 * TT tween New Milford and North — t . « a ^ ried colonial bouquets of daisies local sources to make this pro­ of an ounce, and it’s all at ear ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NEW RETAIL SHOWROOM empire waistlines with ribbon Mrs. Taylor Is employed as a streamers ^ Canaan and 0.7 mUea in Nor­ level, in one unit. No wires lead representaUve by the Southern “ streamers. gram poeslbie. wich. It also includes 7.3 miles The exchange rate of dollars for pesetas varies from day to streamers at center of waist, from body to head. New Ebigland Telephone Oo. Thomas M. Trahan ot Vernon, Grants totaling $822,944 to 16 between Worcester County, day, and frequently from place to place. Shopping for money rates and A-line skirts. They wore Mr. Taylor Is program director brother of the bride, served as sponsoring organizations will These models are free, so we mnti-hing headbows with veils Mass., and Windham County, at W104 radio station in Water- best man. Ushers were Paul make possible tours of three Conn. suggest you write for yours can be just a$ worthwhile as most anything else you do. It is rec­ and carried flowers similar to bury. Majewskl of 46 Strong St., New York-based dance com­ now. Again, we repeat, there is those of the honor attendant. cousin of the bridegroom, and The abandonment petiticn is ommended that you make your first currency exchange at Kennedy panies, American Bcdlet The­ to be heard before Judge John no coat, and certainly no obliga­ Mary Ann williams of Staf­ PhlUp G. Trahan of Vemcn, ater, City C&itor Jeffrey BaUet tion. Write to. Dept. 0000, Bel­ International just so you'll have some pesetas in your pocket when ford Springs, was flower glri. EYillam, who is overseeing another brother of the bride. and New York Clity BaUet. H ie tone Electronics Corp., 4201W . O a n o - A R T She wore a floor-length gown of Mrs. Trahan wore a pbik reorganization of the Peon Cen­ you land in Madrid. Fifteen dollars' worth is enough to take care Working Addict endowment grants provide SO Victoria, Chicago, Bl. 60646. white and yeUow lace over sat­ dress with matching acesaories tral Transportation Oo., on per cent of the guaranteed fees Sept. 11. of all of your tips at the airport, your cab fare to town, and tips in and a matching bow in her Held the Worst and a corsage cf daisies and to the sponsor and travel costa hair. She carried a basket of pink roses. The bridegroom’s to participating compcuiiee. to your room. white and yeUow daisies. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) mother wore a tiurquoise blue — What Is the most sinister dress and accessories with a Donald Smith of Tolland, was IQ t c h e n s The best rates of exchange can be found when purchasing best man. Ushers were Ronald type (rf addiction a person corsage of daisies and yeUow William s of E> a s t Hartford, be hooked on? Work—according WANTED merchandise for cash or travellers cheques, as the merchants are brother ot the bridegroom, and to Dr. Nelson J. Bradley, chief A reception was held at the of psychiatry at Lutheian Gen- Army and Navy Club. EV>r . a Clean, Late Modd WESTOWM" * PHARMACY ■ ^ so eager to make a sale that they're willing to give you a Paul Smith of E\>rt Edward, N.Y., brother-in-law of the eral Hospital in Park Ridge, Dl. wedding trip to Miami Beach little break on the exchange rate. Another very satisfactory place bride. "Of aU the addiclons, work is and Orlando, Fla., Mrs. Luniew- USED CARS SchsUer photo probably the most sinister,'' sky wore a lavender dress with to exchange money is at the travel agencies which you will see all The bride’s mother wore an Top Prices Paid aqua lace dress with matching MRS. HOWARD STEVEN GRAD Dr. Bradley told a workshop on vdilte accessories. After June over the place. Frankly, we found the travel agencies to be a better alcolKdlsm and drug abuse Sat- 2S, the couple wlU Uve in Han- For All Makes! atccessories and a corsage Tiage a pink embroidered organza anyway." he said. FEATURING **®'‘ Pa'i®nts, vrore an ivory goJnTand a sleeveless sheer of “Qa W eir Message day period. Obviously, the best answer is .to bring enough travellers a Yale University trustee. fauie ^own with mandarin orgaluta coat • The prescription your doctor writes for you is, in fact, cheques in the first place. year term on the Yale Oorpo- appllqued w l^Alenc^^ and ^ddl^So*^ a "Get Well Message" which we are ready to translate • TMHilROIAPPilAIICES ratlcn by Yale Alumni. He pearls. Her bouffant veil S i . immediately into healing medicine for you. • HIUCBBMBfCTRIC One last tip, if you ever find that you have been cheated on signed from his Navy position ^ imp^ed Illusion was attach- ^ APPUMKES last month to run fbr the U.S. ed to a pearl-beaded ivory Alen- ^ • The professional and personal interest we take in your an exchange rest assurred that it is probably human error and not health needs is your assurance of the finest in prompt 5 ALE ^ o r S a ^ t . intentional, because the crime rate in Spain is practically nil and ----- rows of pearls. Sbe carried a prescription-service at a reasonable price. I cascade of white sweetheart Mrs. Grad received a BS de- the people fundamentally honest. Watch -for our next article qiv- PINE roees, stephanotis, white minis- P'** in special education from "First Things First." ture carnaUons and baby’s t**® University of Connecticut, designs. S345 VISIT NEW ENGLAND’S OFF breath. June 5, where die was a mem- 20% PHARMACY A. Crown pin, 4 diamonds 225 MOST BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN Miss Marcia Leon of Man- Alpha Lsunbda Delta B. Circle pin, 1 diamond SHOWROOM C o m e r of .Adams ajid cheater, sister of the bride, was honor society and PU Sigma C. 6 pearls, 1 dlarnond 2go CABINETS PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP WITH ^ rnlor ."'t. maid of h(xior. The brides- 8lK*»a sorority, D. Flower pin, 3 diamonds maid was Miss Suzanne Grad of Mr. Grad received a BA de- easy payments invited FREE West Hartford, sister of the gree in bacteriology and bridegroom. They wore pink zoology from the University of JUNE19-25th Pn. -cnption Pickup crepe gowns with mandarin Connecticut in 1908, did grad- W.MIDDU PK f. OPEN EVERY EVENING coUars, empire bodices, short uate work at the University of 182 1 flnd Delivery Service puff sleeves of bubble knit fab- Hartford and is currently wtek- MANCHISTER, a . OPEN HOUSE LaBonne Travel World jEWELEBS-SILVfRSMITHS SINCE 1900 ric and matching jrfnk bows, ing toward his OD degree at SUN. 25th 647-9947 Tel. 649-9814 They carried old-fashioned bou- Massachusetts College of Op- 968 MAIN STREET, MANCHBaTBR 67 EAST CENTER ST. quets of pink and red miniature tometry in Boston. Hartford a Middletown a New Britain CAU - 647-9129 M ANCBESm EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN„ MONDAY, JUNE 19^ 1972 PAGE ELEVEN FAOK TEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 BY THE ASSOCIATED PBESS.- tion.” Instead, the aAutor delegates. Prerideht Nixon wlU paigning here to assure New —Sen. Bdmtmd S. MusMe of Manhattan’s lower east sMa. Tommy Tucker Retiree Oem Geor^ McGovern, wind­ scheduled a news conference at be unccntesfed In Republican York’s large Jewish pOpuIaUm Maine told a Buffalo rally Sun­ Sen. Henry M. Jaokaon of Columbia Mdirovern Ginods Air Trip, ing up his campaign for Tues­ Yemon WESir LONG BRANCH, N.J. profesw of which he planned to discuss the voting. that be is a firm supporter of day that he was still a preai- Washlnghm, also a Democratic day’s Now York Democratic (AP) - Tomniy Tucker, popu- Hta blgfeM hit hijacking situation. McGovern cut short a cam­ ISTMI. dentlal candidate and "whiit contender, said Sunday there lar band leader during the band e ra ^ I ^ 't W aa^ Turns to Pilot Complaint presidential primary canceled New support over the week­ paign iwpearanee In Bix)oklyn . MoCtovem concentrated on happened to one front-rmmer, was "no> doubt North Ifietnam Parochiaid Gets an upstate trip today because Hunt Hills Subdivision IBSOs and ’40S, WlU retire at the Set the Worid « « « end from Montana, Colorado, on Sunday on the advice of his several ethnic groupe over the namely , me, could also happen is really being hurt” by in­ ‘Youth For Steele’ end of tiris school year from Bdle Gonne a^^O «ny of the alrilne pilots’ strike. Oonnectlcut and Utah boosted Secret Service bodyguards w eekend, in Buffalo, he visited to another front-runner. Sen. creased U.S. bomUng. Inter­ Approved by Planners fuU-time teaching at Monmouth gan got early sdiooUng with Ms An aide said the South Dako­ McGovern’s delegate total to after stiout a dozen demonstra­ the Polish section. In New Tmk M cGtovem .” viewed on the .^ C ' “ISBuea and A Mighty Boost College here. He la an asaelste orchestra^______tan would forego appearanqes 1,066. The total needed to win tors shouted their (wpoeltlon. City, he conferred with Jewish —Another Democratic presi­ Answera” television program, To Plan Campaign Tile Hunt Hills subdivlsloo, neer and approved by the in Albany, Rochester, Buffalo the nomination at next month’s There were ahoiits of "Israel leaders and visited a syna­ dential hopeful. Rep. Shirley he urged continued military (Oenttained froni Page One) terns,” Qialmo said. submitted by Robert Stem, has health authority of Columbia, and Big Flata "to show his sup­ Miami Beach convention is must live” and "Jets for Is­ gogue. He also visited a Puerto Chisholm of New York, spent pressures. A Vernon “TonUi for Bob Thomsford ttU and Dorothea Income tax credits to parents First Dlstrlot Democratie been approved by the Planning This should be done prior to the port for the worldwide demon- 1,609. ra e l.” fUcan nelghbotltood and a Har­ the rainy Sunday resting and —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Mratlon against hijacking and At stake in New York’s The South Dakotan , has made lem church, "trying to survive.” She spent Father’s Day at his hmne Steele,” committee wlU hold an McCarthy 801. who pay elementary or secon- Rep. William R. Cotter, said he and Zoning Commission after a Issuance of any building permit Pinochle wlU be played tomor- duy sdiool tuition for their Is convinced “that parents who public hearing. The subdlvlslan an^ the restrictlona will be on the ca ll for International ac­ Democratic primary are 248 a major effort during his cam­ m other developments: planned to campaign today on In Waveriy, Mlrni. organisational meeting Wednes­ REAL ESTATE row and Thursday at 1:80 p.m. children. pay their local school taxes and is for six lots near Mono's Pond, file as part of the plan. day at 7 p.m. at Steele’s Vernon at the Lottie Flak building. Fifth District Democratic voluntarily send their dtUdren Members of the Columbia The commission granted a Coventry . . MANCHESTER PARKADE . . . TRINITY PLAZA, VERNON . . . CORRIN'S CORNER. W. HTPO___ NEW IRITAIN . . . tRISTOL PLAZA . . . NEW LONDON MALL headquarters on WlndsorvlUe Henry Park. ’Tomorrow at 6 Rep. John S. Monagan said ^o parochial aobotta should re- Conservation Commission were permit to Howard Newberry PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES R d . p.m., also at the Lottie Flak sinqily that he favors govern- celve some federal tax relief.” concerned about possible future for development of a gravel building, Peter Vendrfllo will mental assistance to nonpuMio Cotter also said he believes pollution of the area and said bank In. the vicinity of Rt. 6 and The meeting Is designed to show pictures taken during the schools “within the bounds of there .diould contittue to be sep- attention should be directed to 88. A non-4iredit survey course, Re^ Estate G>imcilSet starts plan youth efforts on behalf of and Practices, will be offered by the the re-election of Republican trip to Florida and Nassau last the Cbnstltutlon as defined by aration of church and state, three existing culverts In the Swimming Pools March. A buffet supper will be the courts.” and that any federal statute area. Sam Pescatello, building of- Careers Division of Miuichester Community Colley Oongresaman Robert Steele. T o Review served. Rep. Robert N. Oialmo, D-3rd should be drawn “to avoid pat- Water from the culverts flows ficlal, said that regulations re- for persons interested in meeting *‘eQ“ >*^ents ftr today at John Asselln, Steele’s youth Putinck Sovper District, suggested three pos- ently unconstitutional provi- over four of the proposed lots, gardlng swimming pools re- obtaining a real estate broker’s licenM, Classes will campaign director, will be at The United Methodist Church slide ways of helping the non- slons.” members of the commission quire that building permits PoKce Pact the meeting to discuss, with any meet in room 101 of MCCs 146 Hartfort Road c ^ - all six women wUl meet Wednesday at pubUc scfaooU without “Jeop- Robert H. Steele, R-2nd DU- said, and they recommend that must be obtained before con- pus building each Tuesday and Thursday ev ^n g , young peoide living In Vernon, 6 p.m. at the church on Grove ardlsing the separatlan of trict, dted the cost to the tax- large scale clearings should be struction. TIm police contract for the ways In which the group can aid there church and stsde.’ from 7:80 to 9:80 P.M., for six weeks, b egim ^ presittt fiscal year and for the D&L stores the nonpublic schods made to prevent erosion and Pools must be Installed in June 27 and ending August 8. The instructor will In the effort to return Steele to wlU go to the homo of Mrs. John Otalmo said one possibUlty is ‘run out of money and have to sedimentation. compUance with the sonlng 1B7X-7S fiscal year, which be­ Congress. Anyone wishing Sporck, Crystal Lake, tor a pot- a “tax incentive,” axwther is clcse. He said It has been estf- Austin Doscher, co-chairman regulations and no permits bo Mr. Lewis Grossi. This course has boon approved gins July 1, may be presented further Information should con­ luck picnic. direct grants to the students mated that the of all of the OCC, said Thornton Secor may be Issued unless the poectorB mer acrobatics and tumbling State Department of Education, suggests they keep an eye out program tree of charge for Is currently serving as a for scruffy staff ^^>earance, children aged three years and Over 300 dresses in each D&L store repricec^ director of the AIC Alunuii As- up. for this special event! Casual and drassy J dirty linen, cracked crockery soclatton which has more than R o o / A I ^ Instructor wUl be Richard and greasy utensils. styles. .. polyester knits, cotton blends, Amel 9,000 members from all over “Behind the facade of an at­ Rlaley, and the program wUl be the w orld. tractive decor nd a tempting held Out o f d oors a t the high jerseys. Textures, prints, stripes Randall is a 1060 graduate of menu, these small signs may Bohool, begirmliig July 6. . misses' and Junior sizes, the coUege and is in charge of indicate food in the estab- Heglatratian Is set for June (dress skhtched in Encron* poly- recruiting minority group ushment la unhygienic.” the in­ y , S t • TOP ROUND S I A ^ a trow Iv 8 p.m. at the members for professional and m otors reported. MMi"Aai6oi.' staff poelUons in Connecticut’s ______f'" - 'BOTTOM ROUND T B PuRpOM of tiM eesslMiB Is to PORK D(ai« D resses, an sta le s ) regional and vocational schools. ' • SHOULDER ROAST ■ ij, provide a program for physloal Since graduating from AIC (CROSS r ib; ^ fitness arid the building of self- U Randall has learned his masters SHOULDERS confidence. They wUl be Include degree from Springfield College wann-upe, stretches, tricks and and played professional baseball some dancing. in the Eastern and Carolina PHNA B ^ r t sale! Leagues. The PuUlc Health Nurses Pinochle Group PRICED BELOW w orked a total o f 236 hours Speeloi Group of 3-pc. Pefyastar Thursday tournanvent winners A YEAR ACO during the month of May. in the Vernon Senior Citizens' pit B q c | ( S l B I l k i A total cf 149 visits were made, Suita. 10-18 ...... 29.90 nocle group w ere: Bert Edwards of which 66 were therapuetlc FORMFIT ROGERS 640; Genevieve Ertel 616; Pat •TOfROOHl icMTiMti and 88 health supervision. N . lo n o M ROUND • LOWON A total of 17 chUdrenwero Special Group of Famous Maker Seamless cup bandeau bras of Dacron tri­ sCUK DOMIliSS examined and or immunized at cot, fiberfilled. A cup, 34-86, B cup 82-88, a weU-chUd clinic, under the di­ Dresses, 10-18, reg. $ 2 8 ...... X9.90 C cup 8 2 -8 6 . resr. $ 6 ...... SJ&S HR8T TO mm THE lEW iwBnaar rection cf Dr. Louise Tobl. (DAL, Dresses, aU stores) h airo u ts PRICED BELOW A town 'ImmunisatlMi cUnlc Long stride panty girdle, side panels, split Excmm scuuniRE BINOON A YEAR ACO attracted 46 Individuals who crotch. M,L,XL,XXXL. reg. 18.60 1 # ^ received a total of 49 immuni­ by PIVOT POINT NnEMUTIOIIAL PRICED BELOW Special group of Closeout Panty Girdles. sations. ARTISTS, EXGUISIVELY AT KKENLEGS A YEAR ACO SM.L. reg. 88 ...... SJS& BfMwbester Evening Herald Special group of average and long length CONNEGTIGIIT INSTITUTE OF Ooveotry oorreq^ondent. Holly panty s^ le s, front panels. P,S,M,L,XL. G antner, T e l. 74S-6786. HAIRDRESSINO m t m . reg. $7-?9 ...... SJBlB FRESH-WHOLE Today in History Today is Monday, June 19, 'few- the ITlat d a y o f 1972. T here a n BKPSEVE 196 d a ys le ft In the year. ^Cfclcfecn Today’a Highlight In Hlstoiy /4 On this date In 1819, the SS Savannah arrived In Liverpool, •MIC Blngland, after the first Atlantic lONCKiNS croaaing by a steamship. {FROZEN) On This Date In 1586, colonlsta sailed from m . HAMONIOOIZn Roanoke Island, N. C., ending VEtfTAniSNOtTENilK the first settlement of the Eng­ lish in America. GREEN GIANT n m In 1764, a congress o f seven AtP SMT A m erican colonies w as held In Albany, N.Y., to discuss union NIGIETOORN HATES for defense. WOBUD CHAMPION HAIB Ih 1766, In India, 146 British SOON ! prisoners being held by natives DEBlONiaiS SHOW YOU! suffocated in a dungeon which Conn. Institute of Hair­ 1 0 0 ^ 5 4 1 became known as the Black Leo Passage, recognised by dressing will move to Hole of Calcutta. Conn, hairdressers as one of new, larger quarters in In 1962, the U.S. Ckwgress the greatest hair designers . . . Bernard Gress (Ger­ East Hartford Center prohibited slavery In .U S. terri many), Sydney Morris (Eng­ (Main St.) Watch for SRAPEfRUff tortea. land) and many others. Their Special Announcement In 1867, E m peror M axim ilian creations appear In our "Hair of Midsummer Opening of Mexico was executed. E^tsUon of the Month” as JVME In 1968, E thel and Julius Roe well as color films and ad­ Free Parking for All enberg were executed at Now vance hair design courses Yotk’e Sing Sing Prison after available to our students. being convicted as spies. Becotnc a Hair StyUst 3 9 1 Ten Years Ago U. 8. Secretary of State Dean Enrollment 1st Mon. of Every Bfont^ Rusk and French President LEM. Student Loans AvallsUe. FREE Charles de Gaulle met In Paris Institute Is accepted by aU state and discussed the sharp differ­ educational, flnaaclal aid progranu, 8 ^ ences between the United States Security, Welfare, GJ. Veteran, Inunlgntim. *'®AseM L«W H.E.W. Loans. Pay 18 months after graduattmi on Installment and Stance over nuclear tactics boys’ & girls’ swimwear plan. Part-time. Full-time and Evenings. in the Atlantic Alliance. famous knit separates junioir pique smocks ftalJt. 6U-2S78 OE S2^7$81 tttt«iHimttmuitntiiini««««.«..^„if{ Rockvi lie 875-3274 (DM ., Sportswear, aD stMOS) PtKismfCYmj MY RUPOBUni $W TfPMRAPSKAI H M IS D&L, Monchetfer Porkode & Tri-City Pkno, Open Monday thru FiL Nite tM 9 P.M., Sot. /■

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 S^tion Two MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 IHanrlfJBtfr MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 Pages 13 to 24

South Windsor I Police Report | ITT Defends

POUm have apprehended a U-year.oId Manoheater bogr In VFW Installs Dow Hartford Act oonneotton with a m epldom NEW YC«UC (AP) — Intsi^ Hre in a ahed at the rear of 434 national Telephone ft Telegraph N. Main St. which occurred Corp., charged last EYiday with June 6. As Post Commander violations of securltlea laws, Ih e boy waa referred to Juve­ said today that It had acted “ in Gilmore A. Dow, acting com­ nile authoriUea, accordtaif to good faith" and in the belief Police Det. Capt. Joaeph. Sar­ mander o f the newly establlahed. that its actlcms w ere legal. tor. Veterans of Foreign Wars South The Securities and Eixchange Mancheater'a Blghth Diatrict Windsor Memorial Post, No. Commission filed suit Btrlday firemen manc^^d to atop the 10281, was installed as post charging that PIT and two of fire from apreadlng to the at­ its executives had violated commander at an officer’s in­ tached two-family houae at 434 securities laws in actions re­ N. Main St. Firemen aaid the stallation meeting last week. lated to the settlement of anti- blaae could have been serloua, Also Installed were Robert A. trust suits challenging r T T s ao- U aeveral ccntalnera of fuel In Sturtevant, senior vice com­ qulslticm of the Hartford F ire the ahed had ignited. mander; Edwin J. LaMare, Insurance Co. and other com­ Police aald the boy, uniden­ Junior vice commander; Gus panies. tified hecauae of hla age, ad­ R. Betancourt, quartermaster; The SEC said ITT had failed mitted throvrlng lit matohea In­ Edwin JCuehn, senior advocate; to disclose settlement talks in a to the ahed. Anthm y Baranowski, chapUn; supplement to a proapeotus and Joseph R. Uccello, surgecn; Le- charged that the two exeou- Weekend arreata made by Roy Nelsllft- Commander Dow is a 12-year Oilmore A. Dow Harold S. Geneen, ITT chair­ Ing) yeaterday at Treaaure City resident of South Windsor and man and president, eald today Department atore at the Park- resides at 388 Benedict Dr. Ho wives of the mem- that “the company and Its dfl- ade. She waa held on $380 each has served six years vrlth the served refreshments af- ®ers at all times acted In good bond and waa to be preaented U. S. Army and participated In refreshmento af- ^ ^ in court today. the African Campaign and Ital- ter the Installation program and that Joe Jurich, 18, of 88 Rhonda ian Invasion of Salerno and An- donated a coffee maker to the (jl of their actions were com- Dr., South Windaor, charged sio In World War H. p ^ pletely lawful." with breach of peace and failure received the purple heart medal ^______to be fingerprinted and photo­ for injury In the Anslo Cam- graphed; and Marilyn L. Schults, palgn and the bronze star for 30, of Cromwell, charged with meritorious service under com­ breach of peace. Both were ar- bat operations. He was a per- reated In connection with an in­ smial body guard to Gen. Mark cident laat night on Broad St. Wayne Clark, commander of Hearings Scheduled Court date la July 10. the 10th Army Group during the Sandra L. Cunningham, 19, of Italian campaign. Wetherafleld, and Ruaaell B. According to Lube, since the Turner, 19, of 110 Hackmatack Installation of the post in Jan­ On Two Ordinances St., both charged with fourth- uary, membership has gown to degree larceny (aht^Uftlng) the present 47 members, work- puUlc hearings on two pro- At the council meeting, to fd- yeaterday afternoon at Treaaure Ing to achieve goals In youth pog^d ordinances, one concem- low the bearing, the council- City. Court date la July 10. activities, scholarship funds, jpg jjjg purchase of land and men wlU act on the two ordl- safety programs and other com- jjjg other concerning building nances and Will discuss Breaka reported over the munlty activities. penalties, will be conduct- and set public hearing dates for weekend included an entry of a Lube commented that the tonight at 7:80 at the Admin- two other proposed ordinances, Manoheater Sand ft Qravel ware- reqxxise by residents to w jatration Building by the Town One asks for an appropriation houae on Depot St. in which tlrea poppy sale under the directim council. of $7.7 million for expansion of worth about $300 were talmn, of Robert A. Mu^vant Sr. hi ordinance cm the land the high school and the other and a break into the Red and May was overwhelming M d tiM purdiaso will.ask for an qppro- $238,800 for expansion qf Tal- White Stand, 300 W. Center St., post v tM able to conmbuto to p^^tlon of $17B|000 to purchase cottville School, In which about $18 worth of the imtion^ a landfiU refuse site on Sadds Atao to be discussed tonight amall Itema were taken. a roUef fund fo r use in the j^^ Bjjupgton. The town wlU be d ie resignation o f John communlw- ____ beap using this site for the L.. Daigle, town treasurer. Ed- Vandaliam reported over tlvs Lube added that Myror Abra- ^ three years under contract ward P. Gaines, whoso reelgna- weekend Included wlndowa brok­ hM Glaaemw was histrumen- owners, Parker and tlon as health and sanitation In- en at Robertaon School and Man- tal to acquiring a t^pora^ Sweet. The town has also had spcctor was to be acted upon, 30 DAY m e ^ place to toe T ^ ^11. ^ ccUcctor, under con- toed Saturday. cheater High School; cara dam­ aged at locationa on Main St., M e etm ^ are twld at * P-™- tract, but this past month do- Other Hems to be discussed Rlaanll 8t. and Porter St.; atreet m A sec^<* *‘^’'*** elded to have town trucka col- tonight Include liaWllty and aigna pulled dciwn at S p r ^ and the garbage and trash. workmen’s compensation Inmir- Duncan Sta.; and a damaged Anyonelntowj^d to fentor jgpypi. prank McOoy advo- ance; authorization for sidewalk truck at a 389 Spencer St con- ^ purchase of toe land construction; salary acale; re- atruction aite. Ordained to the Holy Ministry said he feels It wlU quest for tax refund; requeste " “ ““ be more economical lor toe for some budget transfers; toe SPECIAL. With the Impoeltlon of Henry Anderson end the Rev. Rev. Eric Gothbeig of Gales ^ tr, town, in toe long nm. council’s summer meeting Ronal^,J4 B>gurp4pr, c ^ p a s to ^ .. ^ h i w ^ . tjie_ .Ferry, and the Rev. Thorsten stSS^^e^wtoSes^w^ Johii proposed ordl- schedule and ostatotWune^df of 'Emanuel C h u i^ ; the'-’R ev. Gustafson of Southbuiy. I^rim, DisWet r«mmander. provides penalties for a Sheltered Workshop p ro g v m ^'ij|^enMn la ordalii^. ,to^ ^ Paid 'Rettisd^,': hs61stant'''to 'fhe'' the for retardates living In toe ■p ?• Rev. Mr. Anderson is. the son The women’s committee, com- violation of secU ^ of New auto loan rates holy mlnlatry at a q>ecial serv­ president o t ^ New Ehigland town’s building code. Vernon area. (Oontlnaed from Page One) ice yesterday at Emanuel Luth- Synod; and Rev. Earl Oker- of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ander­ son of 20 Oobum Rd. (Herald platform, reformers tried to erai^ Church. Participating in lund of Bridgeport, . the Rev. photo by Pinto) ram through their own. the emnllivony were the Rev. C. Paul HrdUcka o f Bristol, the The vote on an amendmant T'''— 'TlTj urging repeal o f the antl-nhor- fm m Committee, however, re- tlon law passed by the legisla- Jected their request ture last month was narrowly Bailey said after the con- defeated 648-618. ventlon he was surprised the is- Gifts \ Smlth And i>arfcer also asked sue o f presidential nomination the convention to attach as an didn't get more play, “addendum” to the state plat- Looking back at his own vlc- form the "BIU of R1|^U” and t«y in the atlarge delegate the “Declaration of Independ- election, he confided with a ence” drafted by the Congres- grin: “I feel like Red Auerbach Qinnai Black Csucus. Th© Plat- after a OelUcs victory.” Grads Every one a great value...$50 and under Need A Family Plan?

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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 MANCHBSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 PAGE FlPTEEN Student Poetry South W indsor Bus Line Sued Hefiron Contest Winners In Crash Case Assumption Junior HIgl Boston Mourns Victims of Hotel Fire School students wore wtaUMn Council To Be Given A New York a t y couple has BOSTON (AP) — Plags are Vendome collapsed. day. (Xty fire officials iuUd they of the building when the sev- In tbe wake of the tragedy, a In each of two divisions of i Bonnie Bnmell First Under 21 F w Your filed a suit In federal court poetry contest sponsored In th< flying at half-st^I andana MackDtacK a solemnaolemn requiem MassMaia willwtU *Uoslng the continua­ tion for new members Wednes­ Taylor, who owns aiol oper- tion of the Town in the CRPA day at 8 p.m. at St Ifhigaret- Silver Dust Spry atea Taylor*a Nursery on Rt.8 6, and CROCK} programs and. oth­ Mary’a Church. Boys should be Blue Detergent received as a gift from hla oo- Loui$iana Ring‘8IS’59‘ Delicious American Grown Lamb! er appointments to town agen­ accompanied by a parent Shortening wockeca a rotor tiller which be can attach to Ua tractor to aa- 59 420* FOR ^ 8 9 c container Q 3 c ^ far hla a u r w y wcrlQ. Ail week Bevil^g» at Stop A ShopI ^He alao received a ^)iro T. Lamb LegS'%r89: Lamb Chops J i Happiness Is ...... Agnew aratxdi, a New York P ound P ound Yankee baoeboU bat (Taylor Is Chicken "'HE Sea Tuna I OtfC OF LAMB Ql| Lamb Chops 4” «IMI9 or Lot H*H OvM RmMv V 9 ^ A REALLY GLEAN UUNDRONAT \A /ic lr Liquid Detergent “7 C C aa avid Red Box fan) and a Chunk Light CALIFORNIA VV l O l \ S oz plastic bottle / O “vote” TaWrt. Tuna for •%4 Beoellt Game salads and Shoulder Chops TUESDAY AND'WEDNESDAY SPECIAL The Hebron Vidunteer Fire sandwiches. &Stew tarin es CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 1-lb can Department’s softbcdl team Lamb Combination 89! 8 Lbs. DRY CLEAN IN G — $1.50 CHASE « SANBORN COFFEE 2-lb can $1.66 oqueaked out a 14-12 victory over DMielout 20 oz. ALL ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS 2 3V1 oz pkgi 27c U stetroat Quality Speed Queen Equipment tec little League cocutees In your family loaf ROYAL PUDDINGS 2 eozpkgs 38c Saturday's benefit softball game ;e Bread 25‘ ROYAL REGULAR PUDDINGS 4 Sozpto ^ Cliqnot Chib Soda wUlloval 15 ROYAL G EUTIN DESSERTS 4 Sozpkgz to take a 2 to 1 lead in tee an­ LUSCIOUS NEW ZEALAND Buitoni p 16 oz. IBELGON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Green Rd. nual series. Cola, Ginserale, Rootbaer or Pasta Romana Bote pitchers went tlte route Orange. Ssrve at your next pkgs. 4 i2 £ *1 FRESH from Florida! Macaroni Asst. Cuts V 89‘ with Chief Donald G r lf ^ Sr. outingl Save at this low priito. getting credit for tee win and H> Richard Ciahill taking tee loss Lamb Legs 69* b Penn. Dutch ^ 4 oz. for tee coaches. Wftioie Oven Ready... Frozen Sw eet Corn ^ Pcs. and Stems ^ ' cans 1.00 Nine home runs were hit off Stop A Shop Juice Drinks FAMOUS JUNE Govt, inspected to pass all U.S.DA Your choice Grape, Orange, standards. Small & tender. Awards Made Vi-fiaUM “ ** * gral. C n h h r or Orange-Pineapple . . . you Wamorvatlwrlcht 5 4 9 get the best for less. * to limit quantitiM Ch jug 30* FOUNDATION SALE At llling 43 The foUewing end-of-the-year Frozen Pood Buys qt. UnbdieDable Values! A ll Your Favorite Styles! award certificates were present­ Penn. Dutch Mushrooms can ed to Bllng' Junior High School Welchade 25* Etudeots: U.S.D.A. Choice Steak Sale! Stems ft Pieces Varsity cheeiteoders: CcUhy Sprinkle over your Freezer Queen Entrees 2 lb. Ouneo, Peri OomoUo, Jacalyn t SMUCKER'S Goss, Jennifer Goss, Uraida Rost. . . it's great. 4-1 YourchoicaVaal. jar Save Turkoy, Salisbury StMk 48* Off Our Regular ()uental, Traoy Heller, C)yntiha orBootPattiat. An Extra 2 5 % Low Prices on All Meflimn, Dorcy Walter, JIU Richardson, Kathy Roche. we reserve the rig^ht Jayvee cheerleaders: Diane Ragu Spaghetti Sauce 2-lb to limit quantities. Steak Spencer, Jane Tallent, Jeonlne Your choice Plain, Meat, Mar- O ™ J E Dupre, Mary DeBear, Ddxirah inana or Mushroom- J I Perfect eating steak. A Stop & pkg Caldor Bras Shop promise. All meats (Bone In) exmeo, Mary Foran, Donna Brown, Unda RTlUams, SaUy uaranteed to please you. STOUFFER'S Double Knit, Quiana Bras fhe flavor is extra rich, the THIN SLICED Stop A Sh(m Cheese Pizza asr69* Reg. Smite. PRICED HIGHER Crepeset.lace cups, stretch straps; fibre fill or Announcers: Deborah Robaky, meat is extra juicy. Birds Eye Spinach w I I 6;»n soft. White and colors. 32 to 42. 1.99 Prince Spaghetti WOW Native Onde ‘A’ 1.47 tinita Thompson, Maureen Hawaiian Punch •esy sr Aaeie Wee 5 ^ 9 5 * Frozen Contour or Soft Cup Bras Loughrey, Cynthia Tlmbrell. or Elbow Macaroni m Sara Lee Light Ring S!£srs:.’!SS^*^65* E x tra r A A O Stretch straps and back for comfort. Sizes 32 to Reg. Audio-visual: Daniel White, Make yourself an Italian dinner ▼ I Cool Whip Swifgde ?tr49* 38, A, B, C cups. 1.99 William Lookery, Joeeph Shmq; like you get in the restaurants. W F V A L a rg e t W M O 1.47 men, Roderick Cameron, Brian Chuck Steak Tenderloin Hendries Juic^ars ii.»Kk 69* Pastries Fiberfill Contour Bras Murjdiy, WUllam Muiiriiy, Riche Lace over cotton, smooth and soft. Sizes 32 to 40 Reg. ard Amodlo, Jay Paghilca, Yiva NapUns 3 s ’l (SiiWfl 2 D o n n Asst. Var. (B O M ltti) B and C ups. 2.29 Thomas 'Strickland, Steve Cote, Club Steak Bootia) Blade Steak 1 ? Hendries 'T:rlce Cream 1.72 Aifcin Dean, Gerald Enders. IM Kte Wax Bags 5 s 1 C Nylon Tricot Lace Bras Ubrary service: Nancy Gow- or Chocolate and vi Gallon Q Q ^ New low cut for cleavage; stretch straps, nylon Reg. ett, Keith Glguere, Cynthia Salad Dressbw STOP S SHOP 4S‘ 6 delidous different ftavorg. carton W W tricot cups and back. 32 to 38, A, B, C. 3.29 Dzlato, Jrtm McDcweU, BUzar 1 0 Listed are just a few of the 2.47 bete Seybolt. many styles on sale. See other Bra with Lace Cups Printing: Martin Maldells, Red Rose Tea B ^ r 9 9 * All week meat values! All week Deli Hut Specials! Hood’s Lomonado or Fruit Puueh 4 $1.00 models not listed in this ad in Emil Haberem. At Our Dairy Deoi. our stores. Concealed underwire for firm support. Sizes 32 to Yeaibook: Jonathan Adams, Healin & Beauty Aids 38, A, B and C cups. 2.84 George Sweetnam, Jennifer Armour Franks Mul 79*. Glazed Ham 'si' >^ » 99* FREE! Qow. Cooked Spare Ribs 'X T h>*1.19 Dreakstone r% Yogurt While supply Nurse’s aides: Daulene Riokls, Protein Shampoo Caterer’s Kitchen Cole Slaw » 35< Allsweet Morgorine Debra Saunders, JuUe Lescroait, 21 Potato Salad In-A-Pail so <« pkg 69* ChocaoMOdolightlul lasts! Regular or Dry Deli Hut Bubka (CoHm Caka) »M 6 9 ^ flavorv Sava with Nancy Pepin, Holly Rodens, 7ot Nepco Turkey Roll ^4b 99* mini-pricing Women’s Panty Girdles Debra Hampt<«, Lori Go mini pricing®. botUtW Mini-priced Seafood Favorites! BUBBLE Cberyl Redmer, Bonnie Blnks. Nepco All Beef or Mild Franks *>99* $ i .00 Protein 21 Hair Spray 13 01 can *1.09 Medium White Shrimp k>’1.09 Our Reg. 2.99 Piano accompanists; Bhiney Deutchmacher Salami ^^ *> 55* $■ p k 9 s . 1 ^ UMBRELLA Seavey, Marina Moyer, Brian 24 Hour Deodorant ii » can Ho-Mai Shrimp Rolls u oi pkg 89* Styles to slim you under Kilpatrick. w/purchase of Viva La Pizza Christmas operetta leads; Jay PRODUCE either of the following Summer fashions! Flatten Pcudulca, Susan Sterling. tummies, shape derrieres. &dence fair: First places. Lynn Qultadamo, Joann Pou- SAVE io *H sa ve sd i Nylon Spandex , sizes M, L SAVE 5* Hi? SAVE 10* WITH THIS COUPON ‘Chiquita* Brand Golden e 2 Combination Un, Sylvia PettingiU, all Grade WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Pillsbury Biscuits 10^89* and XL. WITH THIS COUPON on a 10 pock 1.7 ot onv.] on alo iiar 7; Kevin Scholsky, •' onatatbotUa VIVA gecond ptoces, Alison ^ m ls h . onal-lbpkg Stop & Shop Soft Margarine 3 ii£*l e 2 Sausage LA P iz a a Grade 7: David Relchlln a ^ Nestea flasters Choice! Tropicana Orange Juice 3 Aft *1 Timothy Neumann. ^ Magk r$.Filberts%; Ken’s Freeze Dried p | Bananas 8. Honorable mention, Hilary iHSiaa Mm tr Iced Borden cfiS&. Drink 5!!^89* • 3 Piain Spray VIVA LA V IBA Louni. WllUam Golden (}uarters 1,000 Maodt Maybud Baby Gouda Cheese Vi 59* all Orat- 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and reetdved a from the American Society fw MicTObloldgy. Kevin won third liQQors at the state fair.

u { MANCHESTER Ev e n i n g HERALD, Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Mo n d a y , j u n e i 9, 1972 PAGE s e v e n t e e n PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 computers to help the official and Mr, and Mrs. William E. his w ife Or.. Elisabeth Stewart. Inquiry Into the disaster.” Smith of Monroe, Mich. He waa superintendent of a hos­ BUGS B U N m - OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BIAJOR HOPPLE Democrats Riled BEA has operated the Brit- **°*t. ot the Irish vicUms pital In Glasgow, Scotland. «OOP 1 UKB TO START OUT Jet Crashes on Takeoff, Ish-bullt Trident for e 1 g h t The worst previous air crash tA O ttttO H THK CAV WITH AN years, and this was the first to «>' l^dustriaUMs g o ^ to Bnis- «OOP In Britain occurred 21 years INVI0ORATIN6 OLA9S crash In passenger service. for talks at the headquar- ago when an Avro Tudor loaded SIRE! o r TOMATO JUIOt Aiiiwtr >• FrarlMti N iil« Over ‘Burglary’ ters of the Common Market. However, airport with Welsh football fans 118 Killed Near London ■ A swsiAwai^Among themvsiwsig Were vWg V Con ^yglgg^gg, Smith, . • 1—gsig _ closed that the All in All 1/>NZX)N (A P ) — A B rltlili 4fU r taking off from London's conditional absolution no mat- rfl^ m e d "w a car- Confederationderation ,__ 5 w A4 K W ( ^ N (A P ) — Dl»- Langley, V a„ 4ieadquartera. He <.■■------•---X.B-.A ------XI----- X .M. - _•---- . x«------e. . Cf Michael in a British oHMura that a aalaried Nixon- alnce has operated a private se- Jetliner ersahed Jtsst Heathrowir^ Airpo.^ ™ plane terwho they were.” - ^ ground In July s;^eeim.;; ^^‘TconomlVt'Tnd “ arch 1966. A ACROSS 355 (Roman) campaign aeourtty expert was curity agency out of a small of- ettsr taking o< Brussels* was f ^ , many of ^ paaaen- The Department o f T n ^ and Trident was out of of the Overseas Airways Corp 4 Seasoning 1 Ready ggaafa ♦rv aalrl ffta v\llAt*a laaf . - ...... W Tlier WIIO WaS OireCvOr 01 1116 ...... ^ 5 Animates "*?*‘.f*”!‘* < * . Hungerford-Drive, WUln« all 1« pers^ a b ^ . gm having booked seaU to Indstry said the pUot's last sei^ce'for'ito months vriJle It J^l"coMcl7“o f 7 O T broke up In th e'a ir (2 words) a break-ln at the Democratic Rockville. It was the worst air crash on beat the international pilot’s message to ground control tall and engine. Movement; Ivan Webb, chair- "®®'' JaP®"- WlUn*: all 7 ------in 6 Small bird (exhausted) 7 Foreign Oonuntt^ headquar The office waa locked Sun- British soU, and the dead.In- strike today. said; “Up to 60.” A spokesman - of the 118 personi aboard mIA''‘«if''thii C^;^u"of” the7ri^h persons aboard. 10 American 8 Existed ” Amsriodns. ^ t^ e Rev. Peter KnoU, a Ro- com m uted; "This Is quite a Sunday, 84, Including the crew Em ploye^' - ^ e r a U o n ; The crash Sunday was the conductor 9 Tropical vine a*a“ anA S***!**!?' ^ Among the> vlcUma were at man CathoUc chaplain at the normal message. It means that g* British. Publics- Guy Jackson, an executive of third In five days in which 13 53 (Roman) 10 Son of k in »i= i 14 Operatic (prefix) of InvolvemM.t**'***'*'*"* ^*"**** least’ 13 British physicians on airport, reached, the scene 10 t**® ^^as climbing to a lev- o,g pessenger list was Guinness Brewery who played there was a heavy loss of life. 11 Constellation Democrstin m **>••*■ way to a professional con- minutes after the crash and re- «1 ot «.000 feet.” delaired because the airline In- on Ireland’s Davis Cup tennis Ninety died Wednesday when a songs I 43 Feminine 15 Landing I 12 Nothing at all 29 Man's •man Law m iu . . w is hmnsHi th. gress and several top leaders of ported, "There was chaos In- Britain’s aerospace minister, slsted cR-notifying relatives of team. Japan Airlines DCS crashed in nickname name boat (ab.) 18 Music, 31 Epoch 44 Nava] force the affair rsluA woi^ who anwwi^- "He's Industry. side the plane. Michael HeselUne, visited the the dead first. The doctors were traveling to India, and 81 persons were MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 16 Yellow bugle as written plant 19 Walked 32 Spring month 46 Wise men ugliest ouestlons sfanit ih . In not hom e” ’*'*® t*»*®'J®t Trident airliner, " I t lotdted as though every- crash site and said later: “ both The first Americans Identi- ah International homeopathic killed Thursday when a Cathay 17 Nymph loved slowly 34 Honey 40 Valley (poet.) tearttv the nnKtioBi n m n ..! Mitchell who was In Los An- ®P««»ted by BriUsh European body had been killed instantly, flight recorders on the plane fled were O. P. Keogh of New congress. Among them were PacUlc <3onvair went down In by Zeus 22 Hole in (pharm.) 50 Young man that I have enmxmtered In a d®l®«. a«!d In his statement that ■^••ways, plunged Into a field I could not get at all the pas- have been recovered and their York City; Mr. M. Obst and Dr. Thomas Feigiis Stewart, an South Vietnam's central hlgh- 35 l^erywhere 51 Paper 19 Hammer head casting mold quaiter-century of r^iitii-ai ac- McCbrd ”|s the prtgirietor ‘tt®® montha ago to assist mountain 25 Primate with the Installation of our se­ 26 Seasoning 27 Chateau­ 42 French 58 Indefinite Kleindlenat urging '“an Imme­ 28 pack of neck briand hero painter article diate and full-scale investiga­ curity system. 30 High regard tion” by the TO I to determine "H e has, as we imderstand V 2 r T- r~ r " r " r - J” SOFT-WEVE 33 Indian "what organisation or Individ a number of business clients (2 words) i r TT IT li uals are behind this Incredible Interests and we have 36 Depict act o f poUUcal espionage.” knowledge of those relaUon Bathroom $1 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 38 Obliterate PT II 41 Word of A Justice Department apcdras- Tissue 2 roll ■ assent man said, however, the FBI ’We want to emphasise that r r P K P 42 New charge had a lre a ^ begun an investi­ this man and the other people I 45 Bitter vetch 26 gation as a "routine matter.” Involved were not operating ei­ 47 She (Fr.) 4 ther In our behalf or with xxir 48 Garment (pi.) » 5T Police have not speculated PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 53 English river publicly about a motive for the ^ 5T M ■ p T $1 Mitchell said the Committee YOU SAID A 54 Hawaiian pepper 3T u . fr for Re-election o f the President A NAPKINS ^IRL ODULD FIND 55 Once more Form er Atty. Oen. John N. Ro m a n c e in t h e was having its own security 56 ------for all 3$ 41 57 Not soon icorator enough 43 io r 59 Burmese 4l « r $ r $2 tt4d*^flv!Tm elrwer^wd oo^ wood sprite were not «g>- elaborate. A com- to r te d 60 Fight locales u e n ^ either w our behalf or spokesman said a with' our consent.” icy . decision _ has .been made not DOWN 57 The Republican u to divulge any such details.” 1 Chateau­ Committee Issued a 59 66 Police said they had not been briand 19 Identical denial of heroine V asked to investigate any secur­ 2 Gambler's risk volvement. ity problems OOP committee (NEWSPAFtl ENTUPSISi AMN.) The White House refused headquarters. comment and referred news­ Despite Mitchell’s reference men 4o the campaign com­ t o McCord’s emidoyment mittee. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER „ ^ . „ ‘‘months ago,” the committee’s AU the statemenu came after ammclal report filed with the The Associated Press found the General Accounting Office June Rnast GUMMER STREET BY PHIL'EROHN name of James W. McCord Jr., jq salary paymenta In one of the five arised inside and May of $1,309 each to DNO headquarters early Satur- MeCkird. IT

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PAOe:^($fltBEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HfilVkLD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAYy (TUNE-19, 197? PAGE NINEtEBN Seaver Regains Pitching Form, Jones* All-Time Record of 13 Major Wins Equa led Mets^ Ace Stymies Reds^ Attack Nicklaus Nears Grand Slam . .... («T mrrtk Kim w lth M. fO tb ftl CINCINNATI ( AP) hander, M , stym ied the Onoln- " I was running early In Seaver said. "It seems IWe the I then**Im’ PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. vrorked for it but I never ex­ a score of 800. Two other past greens were dead. There waa "I came off toe bcdl and oUoed Tom Seaver wiped ^ his iSJH*? iTlleem'^ Ukf it w L S h i * o« ^««er fast b £ M had good stuff (A P )— Jack Nicklaus stood pected it to happen," ne contin­ winners, OrvUIe Mtoody and not much, if any, water ~ve In O nclnnatl’s experience isn’t exactly toe U. S, Open, toe first two year in 1969-70, had a nine on a one-stroke lead over Trevino, agement. what he had imagined. legs of toe unprecedented pro­ par four hole, needing three (Jrampton and Kermit Zarley “I thought I had a (toance," Seaver says he’s been miss- . . *"y *>* '^Teaw’Sd mUe^u^ifUr third In the’last 18 games, gave strokes to move toe baU four Ing that power, but now he’s It was only Seaver’s third wasn’t worried even after walk- Seaver hM UtUe trouwe “Bob Jones always was my fessional sweep which no man with Palmer and young John Palmer, 42, \tdio hasn't won a idol and, as 1 vras growing up, I has accomplished, Big Jack inches In toe rough. Miller two strokes back at 218. major crown since toe 1964 «»•_«“It’s ■>•«•■a nice feeling,”...... he said,"!»«».■ and he credited his showing to to open the game. “seven strikeout^ US' threert againstss . o»vS«, talked about equaling his now must set his sights on toe Even Nicklaus hod a double At (me stage in toe early go- Masters, said. "Then I missed ’The New York Meta right- "a heck of a lot of running." "Wh.n"When Pmr™ throwingthrmvinar weU."weU," fed-hot Johnny Bench. ly n®. record of 18 major champion­ British Open at Mulrfleld July bogey—on toe I0th--4n shooting Ing, at toe fifth hole, after con­ an eight foot putt at toe 14th. ships,” toe powerful 82-year-oId 12-15 and the American PGA at a final round T4 for 290, toe sec­ secutive bogeys by Nicklaus, That, for me, made the differ­ slMtmaster from Columbus, Oakland HlUs in Birmingham, ond hijjiest winning score in Zarley and Palmer iiulled into ence. Twins Stop Orioles^ Winninff Streak iMoior Laaga* Ohio, said after winning his M ich., Aug. 8-6. toe Open since 1985. a brief tie with toe leader. "I made too many mistakes, third U. S. Open title and bis The final round over toe 6,- He won by three shots over Palmer having sunk a SO-foot especially in driving. I missed U = L e e d e r s = 18th m ajor croWn In gusty 812-yard, par 72 Pebble Beacto AustraUa n Bruce Qrampton, putt for a birdie at toe third. my drives on six holes, five of Pebble Beach winds that blew couirse that snakes along the who shot 76 tor 298 with toe re Nicklaus, dressed in a yellow them on toe back nine whlcto in Mustache Day in Oakland, AMERICAN I^Q V B down all other challengers. craahlng waves of toe Pacific surging but frustrated An^d sweater to match his unruly toe earUer rounds I bad played BATTING (IIB at bats)— "I thought about it and I Ocean waf played in condlti(»)B Palm er a distq>poft>te4 third blond locks, stood up against better than toe front nine. Rudl, Oak, .880: PlnleUa, KC, too foul for man or beast. with a 76 fo r 294. Defending toe elements Uke a stanchion (rf Nicklaus hit his climactic shot on toe hazard-pocked, 218- (AP photo) .827. The winds whipping off toe champiLos Angeles 32 25 .561 3)4 scared one rrm and Joe Rudi’s pair of nm -scorlng singles as Fingers, Oak, 6-1, .888, 2.10; NEW YORK (AP) __ end San Francisco trounced St. an encouraging 15-blt attack ‘Toughest Open I’ve Played’ Atlanta 27 29 .482 8 hit brou^t home another. After the Twins took the early lead. Buigmeier. HC, 4-1, .8(X). 2.86. Firemen vs. Multi, 6:16— Jerry Reuss a n d Steve Ar- Louis 8-2. San Diego 20 37 .851 14H that ^ gave the j A’so. .. a 9.0 romp u. a walk to Rbggle Jackson Jim Perry, 6-5, was working on STRIKEOUTS — LoUch, DM, Robertsmi G fV E A R rendered a run on Tony Peres’ lin gave Philadelphia and San Francisco 21 42 17H ^ WU •«»ded the bi^ S al Bando a two-hltter and coasting when ico; o.Perry. Ole, 93. PmiJJES - ASTROS infield hit, then slsimmed the Pittsburgh the old 1-2 Sun­ w f ^ doubled for three more runs he walked Johnny Oates In the _____ Reuss allowed only four base- door on the Reds. Pahner Sputtei^ on Greens day while Tom Seaver deliv­ SoDday’s Reanlta. I t ®nd the A’s added a sixth run eighth. Boog Powell staged ------Nutmegger May runners, aU on walks, until * * • CSilcago S, Los Angeles 4, 11 ered his knockout punch on threeToBses before finally being retired. him to third and then Brooks NATIONAL LEAGUE Bowa ripped a 1-1 {dteh down DODGERS - CUBS innings PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ftnal n>und o f toe 72nd victory, trickled to a etop a few Also Join Squad Cincinnati. the third base line to end his The skidding Dodgers Uxdc a Montreal 2, Atlanta 1 The combination of Blue on (AP)__^Arnold Palmer (»11- OP«“' ® 80-foot spins from the cup at N a 14. BREWERS‘ * - ‘ROYAIB a double, making It 4-2. g a „ g ^ ,n . Reuss, 23-years-old today, no-hit dreams. <-l lead against the Cuba’ Per- San D iego 1, Pittsburgh 0 the mound and free admUstons ^ It “nrohnhlv the touirh- '*‘® **‘**’ft “Fourteen could have made came within three outs of giv­ to nnvnne wearing a mustache MUWauaee'S nme-game losuig icrry foUowed with ea It pranaoiy tne lOUgn windswept PebWe Beach aU the difference m the world," NEW-HAVEN (AP) — J(*n "It was a good pitch," Reuss guson Jenkins on tworun New York 2, Clnciimati 1 Croeby of Southern Connecticut ing himself a birthday to re­ l^red S8,OT f ^ ^ the baUpark ®««le'» “ S“ P Lockwood a single that score^e run but est Open I’ve played in.” course and generating cries of Palmer said later of the Moot said, “a low fast ball. 1 kind of hemers by Frank Robinson and Hodsten 10, Philadelphia 0 (Ctn, 66; And bis third jdace finish State COUege and four other member. He held the PhilUes in Oakland. More than l.O oT ot K a^ «ty to five hits t^ Tw^ cM Cr^>®y ^ Bonds, SP, ^ "CSiarge!" from his Army of birdie attempt. "If I'd made It, ^ — had mUed emotions, but It did Billy irraoBrsewu*.Grabai-kewitz. ouiBut rumuyRandy San Francisco 8, St. Louts 2 Sunday ad(M to a personal U.S. gymnasts may be Joined them showed up with hair un- «“<1 t*»e Brewers rtiut out the trying ‘o RUNS BATTED IN—Bench, fans. I’d have taken a different look hlUess for eight Innings before ^ pressure off. I Hundley’s two-run hom^ in the Today’s Games reoord o f frustration that In­ by another dxmecticut resi­ Liarry Bowa ripped a leadotf seventh started Chicago’s at der their noses and were uah- Royals. toen Granger ball CSn, 50; Stargell, Pgh, 46. at the whole thing." Just said to myself it was over San Francisco (Mone 8-7) cludes four runner-up spots But there were two eoriler dent. double In the ninth, then fin- comeback and doubles by ered In to watch Blue opvtaXti Ooorge Scott scored two trf jam by getting Dave Johnson Hn.g_Brock, StL, 75; (3arf, ‘Tm always - »»«> after striking out In the ' a n o e i^ Fuentes, 3F, 14; Maddox, BF, fidence In your putting, it takes with a 14-hit attack, including lanta (KeUey 441), N pe^ton 8L Milwaukee abut sixth Inning. ^ I^trolt t^k over f ret place briefly tied for the lead In Sun- laus, who was on hla way to some pressure off the rest of ern mUuUs University in Satur- N^on^ League „ two doubles and a home run by to singled with one out, Hun­ _ ___ day’s qualifying round for too San Diego s Arlin fired a 1-0 _____, ______•' dley walked and with two out Montreal (St«ieman 5-5) at out Kansas City 3-0, SOnnesota Scott had o|>ened the umlng in the AL East as MlcKey i^i- ®rRIpi,BS-<;ardenal, Chi, 5; your game. but when catcher Ich shut out (California for his two-hitter at the hard-hitting Cesar C^edeno. Kesslnger delivered his game- (Cincinnati (BlUlngham 4-6), N edged SalUmoro 4-3 and Detroit by fanning Bowa, PU, 5. R l^t n w Palmer lacks that U.S. Olympic gymnast team In dn^>ped the third lltb victory of the season. Pirates, the second stral{d)t winning single off Pete Mikkel- New ~York ' (MaUack 7-2) at ghut out California 2-0. ’Texas’ Jerry May . . a HOME RUNS—Bench, O n , confidence, but "I don’t think I Plaines, lU. shutout for the low ly Pawlres PADRES - PIRATES sen. Houston (Dlerker 5-4), N game at New York was rained strike, Scott took off for first Homers by Jim NorUirop Md Kingman, BF, 16. have toe ylpe yet,” be added, Croaby finished in fourth San Diego has had little San Diego (Grelf 8-10) at St. base. May recovered the base- Norm (Cash accounted for the over baseball’s world cham- . . . . . STOLEN BASES—Mbigan, T e e using Sam Snead’a term for place with 218.05 pointz, about , j j j enough to cheer about this sea- Louis (Gibson 4-6), N■ • . » . baU but hU tluw to first Tiger runs and Lollch made 3,^ riiaky nerves on the green. two points behind leader Steve poiyG us EXPOS - BRAVES pions, and dropped them Into son but it was Pittsburgh thotthat A’s • INDIANS struck Scott and the runner them stand up with a masterful Pebble Beach Itself, along Hug, toe NCAA gymnasts • the saitie tire that's You save ^10^® to $16^® per tire second place In the NL East, Montreal’s Torrer held the IPTTCHINO (6 DeeW owi)— had a lost weekend. Watching Blue operate was wound 19 on second base. He seven-hitter.______with winds that made It even champion fnwi Stanford Uni- been approved as one-half game behind New Braves hitless until Earl Wil­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Blaas, Pgh, 8-1, .888, 2.59; But­ to standard or optional "When you beat the Pirates more treacherous, made toe verslty. ocfoh Abe Qrossfeld of Itori— Pta! York. liams beat out a bunt In the East ton, LA, 8-1, .888, 1.25. on many new cars Tukataaa WMtmll two out of three It’s got to be a STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, FhU, 1972 Open "toe toughest" In Boutoem Ckxmeoticut, who Slat Zagtoe^ 1 IM. Fried fad. The Mets slipped beck Into fifth. Meanwhile, Mike Jorgen- w. L. Pot. GB • wider and lower Ia.Taa heck ot a weekend, chortled sen and Boots Day delivered Palmer’s rating. He closed with leads toe Olympics team, ■wUl wraiTrede first place vdien Seaver check- Detroit 81 22 .685 — 184; Seaver, NY, 84. than comparable run-scoiing singles for the G r e e n a fourK)ver-par 78 and a JQ-h(de round out toe six-man squad by 7.00-13 543.00 $2.15 ed the Reds on five hits for his ______,._ j Baltlm(H« 30 28 .566 1 conventional size' Clay Kirby blanked the Pi- Expoe before Atlanta scored its total of 294, four behind Nlok- chooeing between Undner and tires, it offers a B7M4 6.45-14 540.05 52.06 first complete game since April New York 24 29 .468 7 laus- Culhane. broad footprint grip C7M4 6.95-14 $43.00 ' .•iffia $2.10 23 28 .461 7 Braves’ Officials 075-14 545.05 .. $2.37 26 to become the NL’s first night and Arlin limited them to MlUan’s triple and Ralph Cleveland l^th Hole for a more stable ride .440 and steady steering E7B-14 7.35-14 $47.10 ' M m .'--' $2.34 nine-game winner and also singles by Vic DavalUlo In the Garr’s sacrifice fly. Boston 22 28 7)4 Milwaukee 17 84 .838 18 Meet with Cepeda Coontry Club U-70. control F7M4 7.75-14 $49.15 ' f f t f t $2.52 slammed a tie-breaking home fourth and Richie Hebner in the • * • Auto Racing Roundup 678-14 8.25-14 $51.20 $2.69 West B]3B8T 12 Low gross — (Jlass A. — Tom • 2 polyester cord nm in the seventh inning. The eighth. Jerry Morales led off GIANTS - 0AR08 ATLANTA (AP) —Orlando Carlson 74; CSaas B —Charlie H78-14 8.S5-14 554.25 : . 52.53 defeat sliced Cincinnati’s mar­ Oakland 36 17 .679 — Saturday body plies and 2 the game for the Padres with a Rookie Ed Goodson lashed a Opeda, suspended by the At­ Reynolds 79, Tony Lembo 79, tread-firming cord J78-14 8.85-14 ^ $58.35 - M a n '' 52.01 Chicago 88 21 .6U' 8)4 (Jlass A — Ken Gordon 48-8-40, E78-15 7.35-15 $a.io 52.45 gin over Houston to 1)4 games. double off Bruce Klson and two-run tie-breaking pinch lanta Braves over the weekend, Jack Dudley 79; Class O-Tony belts Minnesota 28 23 .649 7 Joe Berner 46-5-40; Ctoss B — F78-15 7.75-15 550.15 - MTatt 52.59 Elsewhere, the (Chicago (Cuba came around with the only run single In the eighth inning and meets today with club officials TantUlo 81, Les Baum 85, John Elder Outgims Stars, • wide low "78" series edged Los Angeles 6-4 on Dcai on infield outs by BYed Stanley Dave Kingman rocked a two- Kansas C2ty 25 29 .463 11)4 Joe Gprina 47-7-40, A1 Calamari 678-15 8.25-15 $52.20 n i.ii 52.70. In an attempt to resolve the 47-6-41; CJlass C — BUI Sembe- S o m e r s 86; Class D — Nick sizes H78-15 8.55-15 555.30 *51.47 $3.01 Kessinger’s llth-innlng single, and Leron Lee. run homer In the ninth as the California 25 31 .446 12)4 slugging first baseman’s two- notti 47-8-80, BUI Ogden 47-8-89; Zaccaro 88, Frank Sheldon 86; SALE ENDS SATURDAY NI6HT J78-15 8.85-15 $59.40 M4JB $3.12 Montreal’s Mike Torrez tossed New York’s Seaver. who has Giants rallied to beat the (Cardl- Texas 23 32 .418 14 day walkout. Low groos — Woody Clark 71; Class E — Tom Fahey 90. L78-1S 0.15-15 $65.55 a two-hltter to beat Atlanta 2-1 been struggling of late despite nals. FoUmer Shows Stuff Blind bogey — Nels Shenning Sunday’s Results Cepeda, a 14-year major BETTER NINE 102. (Chicago 8, Boston 4 league veteran and former Na­ d a s a A — Jim Gordon 39-8- NEW YORK/ (AP)—Ray Elder is finally yetting his Texas at New York, rain PRO SWEEPS 86r*HorirPag^**89X*867*message across to the National Association for Stock Club Begins Second Year of Program tional League Moat ValuaUe Low grpBs — Woody Clark 71, Milwaukee 8, Kansas City 0 B — O iariea Reynolds 88-4-84, Car Auto Racing^s top stars from Dixie. “There is still Player, left the club before Sat­ Erwin Kennedy 74; Low net — Minnesota 4, Baltimore 3 urday's Bravea-Montreal night Tony Lembo 88-4-84; Floyd some gold in Ctdifomia but it belongs to me.” Go(m^ r the 4th Oakland 9, (Cleveland 0 Joe Berner 76-0-67, Don Ander­ game when his name wasn't in sen 83-16-68, John Lavinlno 77-0- O’Brien 87-4, Stan Goodman 88- Elder, the racing farm er —------Detroit 2, California 0 the starting lineup. 4-84, A1 Kemp 88-4-84; Class from O am itoers, Calif., beat races and appears headed for Today’s Games 68. White Sox Eye Leading A’s, MEMBER-ME51BER C — A1 Endee 39-7-32, Harry toe Wg guns from NASCAR’s jua first national UUe. 3 W A Y S T O C H A R G E • Our Own Cuatonwr Crsdit Plan • Mastsr Charg* • BankAmsricard (Cleveland ((Colbert 1-4) at He ■was promptly suqidnded Sunday Weinstein 88-6-82; Class D — elite Grand National circuit for He grabbed toe lead on toe jviinnesota (Woodson 4-5) indefinitely by Atlanta Manager Low net — H ^G lgU o-G eorge Nick Z accaro 40-10-80, Prank the second year In a row Sun- igth circuit o f too 8.8 mUe Wat- Texas (Hand 3-4) at Boston Luman Harris. 77.57 Alex Elgner Sr -Leo Sheldon 40-8-82; CTasa E — Art day, driving his Dodge to an kma Glen Grand Prlx course (Slebert 6-3), N Legitimate Pennant Threat "I’m fed up with not play­ Levltow 76-1W9 Sher Ferguson- Avedlslan 42-10-82, Stove Cavey impressivo victory In toe CkUd- and never was headed. He av- Big Values on Goodyear Tires for Campers, Panels, Vans & Pick ups Detroit (Nlekro 2-1) at Oaik- Dave Stevenson 71-12-69, T. •“•l®***. Kickers—Ray PalozeJ en State 400 at Riverside. eraged close to 100 mUes per , land (Hunter 6-3), N ing", the 84-year-old Cepeda said. " I Just want to play hall. Leone-8 . Leone 79-19-60, A1 Tut- M oser 96-17-79, Th^ 240-pound, 6-2 Elder, cur- hour in finishing half a lap BOSTON„ (AP) The starting our second year of a slugger Dick Allen, they re Baltimore (McNally 7-5) at tle-John Chanda 78-18-66, Henry Marty Shapiro 91-12-79, Murry rently well out In front In de- ahead of Jerry Thompson In a I show up and I sit. They (the Roseman 89-10-79, Jack Ctoan- fg^ge „ f the Grand NaUonal- Mustang, Chicagrwhite'sox, led by ’’ TsS^er'sii^ Braves) says it’s my knee. If I Coleman-.M Roacoe 88-22-61, Bud first place with a 33-21 Only games scheduled Belanger-John Moffatt 72-11-61, nln 99-22-79, Bob Zalmim 89-10- \pest title he won last year. In Sunday’s second half of THEY COULD SAVE a three-man pitching rota- "We had one of the worst clubs limp, they tell the papers my 79. Jack McMeeUn 82-8-79, Skip |U,625 from toe ♦88,- the Glen twIn-blU, Australian Lou Betko-Pete Staum 76-14-61, (IS tio n headed by workhorse ^ baseball and my p>als ^ ^ Imee is bad. But nobody asks Slavkin 99-20-79, Jim Johnston qqq purse. Graham McRae was the overall YO U R VACATION! (16 Braves Release Slate (AP photo) me. It’s not 100 per cent but I Pete Teets-Fred Tracy 76-15-61, ,Tr-ii iir j . to go from last to first. Wove Tanner has been getting Maynard (Jlough-Nela Shenning 89-11-78, Dave Berger 90-12-78.“ Second place went to Benny winner In a Leda machine ^ w - Wilbur Wood, are proving made many changes which along with three starting pitch- BOSTON (A P) — The Boston can play regularly." BASE STEALER— ^Kimberly Johnson, 14-month-old daughter of Pirates’ pitch­ 80-19-61, Mort Rosentoal-Mort Parsons In a Mercury, third to ®>^ hy a domestic stock block a legitimate pennant con- have helped. ere. Wood has started 18 times, Braves, preparing for their sec­ The left knee was operated WOBIBN’S DIVISION er Bob Johnson, swipes towel used as second base during father-son baseball Herman 72-11-61, Joe Cerina- Donnie Allison In an American engine. McRae won toe seewd ond season in the American Low net — Nat O’Brien 109- NYLON CORD tender under popular man- "Now we've got guys who compiling an 11-4 record and a game played in Pittsburgh. Biase runner, unaware of situation, is Steve Leppert. on last August. Paul Hunt 77-16-62; Low gross — Matador, fourth to two heato and placed fourth 110’ ager Chuck Tanner. can hit the ball, a threat right 1.91 earned run average. Rlght- Hockey League, will open a 88- 86:78; Low gross—A—Klewior 6.50x16 (16 Steve Matava-Frank Lipinskl 69, ■r iter. James Hylton In a Ford and m the first for take-home pay "I’d say we have a pretty down the lineup. We’ve also got hander Stan Bahnsen has a 9-7 f®*”® home , j schedule„ ^ against Scranton 45-8-87; — Harry EUch-Don Andenmn 69. rieiin 47 10-87- C —Judv Tar- ^tft** to Carl Joiner In a Che- $20,000. RibHi-Mller h if good team and are com- speed and, of course, we’ve record In 17 starts, and right- (Clereland Barons Oct. 6 at gELEOTED NINE rigan 47-10-87, C Second place over-aU went to «6PR Tubs Typt, Plus Ftd. Ci. Tat of $2.70 tagUa 49-18-86, Vera Honnon 49- '’eue. *- petiUve,” Tanner said with a been getting the pitching.’’ hander Tom Bradley a 7-3 Sports Shoe I Inconsistency Among Relievers Class A — Ken Gordon 29-8- Lothar Motschenbacher, who to $3.36 dtpanding on lin and old lira smile Sunday after the White The White Sox finished third mark in 16 appearances. The schedule annouiwcd dur- 26, Frank UpinaM 81-6-26, Tom 18-36; D —Nat O’Brien 62-18- Another Californian, George had a sixth-place finish in toe Sox defeated the Boston Red in the American League West southpaw Dave Lem- Tuesday nlVlU "date“ “^d 12 TUESDAY 84; Kickers — Jan Harrlgan 99- FoUmer of Arcadia, . also . got . . a first heat and was runner-up to P rior 80-4-26; Class B — John m e^ ac^: He’s golrg to ^ sox 8-4 to take the rubber of a In Tanner’s first year In lOTL ^ Chicago’s oth- lames on Saturdays Volkswagen vs. MorlaKy’s, 6- K ristof 82-6-26, Sher Porterfield 22-77, Faith PalczeJ 96-10-77, $ three-game scries. Now with toemendous ^ded gg ^thout being ^ The Braves also will replace Nebo Kills RSox In Divisional Race 38-7-26, Maynard Clough 88-7-26; Eleanor Scranton 91-24-77. ber was third over-aU. dash toward the championship ■Don’t forget, we’re Just punch with the acguUltton of Evolved In a decision. theparent Boston Bruins at the THURSDAY _ d a sa C — Don Anderson 82-8-24, In other weekend activity, BOSTON (A P )__Incon- ineffective and his and fine relief performances BfEN’S FOUR BALL in toe Sports Car CTub of Amer- George Zanls 87-12-26; Low gross Emerson Fittipaldi of BrazU' In- W®»«* io«>®<». l^® opening a series with the Brew- leaEue. nm scored on a double play. fourth Inning. Luis Tlant was Peck 100. Caglaiello 74-21-68; J ^ Har- . »V>lUner, whoee ite Wumph« winning toe Italian Grand Prlx ers In Milwaukee. The south- Boston General Manager Milt SUNDAY m their struggle to keep PRO SWEEPS rixan Jerry Salful. Bob Robin- *” ***"® ®*®^*’*® waa toe best won- f^^ Formula 1 cars at Val- SERVICE 3FPERS lELOW AVAILAOLI ONLY AT LltTIO OOOOYCAII URVICI STORU COMPLETE paw knuckleball artist is well Schmidt said the ticket prices Legion at Windsor, 2 p alive in the American Marty Pattin was shelled ear- summoned from the bullpen Low groee—Stove Matava 74, son ' Tom HesUn 68-16-68; record o f any pro driver In jeiunga. He drove a Lotus, ahead of his pace of last year, will remain the same, ranging League East. ly in the second half of a day- j^d prompUy served a three- Sher Ferguson 74, Bud Belan­ th li^ Slav Davis, Marty Sha- Second place went Andrea PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL >0> "SNAP BACK" ger 76; Low net — Dave Kozio olro Wally Finnegan, fUck J^veU** victory in toe Trans- Adamlch of Italy and third 'GOODYEAR" s iH c e J lil. when he won 22 games. from $2 to 84. c » 1 Of course some decent Jobs doubleheader, but the ,un homer to Rick Relchardt ^ ^ to vlch 88-17-66, Gordie Smith 76- Sports Dial by,,y me the starting pitchers would ®®^ *^®. That w m toe 1^ Chicago Wt Zaccaro 72-18-54: fourth— Pat *■ doubleheader at jg another Italian, Nanni Gain. INSURANCE from BIU Lee and Don New- gy, 3<,b BOHn and Lew 8-67, Fred T racy 86-19^7. S ^ ^ S ^ y Peracchlo, W a^JOl®". N.Y. He was sonny Easley of Van Nuys. TONIGHT • help plenty, too. And a few ENNIIE hauser In rallying for a 10-8 de- Krausse baffled too White Sox WOMEN’S DIVISION Barney McHugh, John (3uah- P“ “ M.OOO. (JaUf., won a 100-mlle race for 7:*5 Red Sox va. Rangers, more timely hits would be wel­ clsion. Carl Yastrzemskl d U E B S come to toe over-all cause. toe rest of toe way. man 70-16-66; Low gross— Art The 86-year-old FoUmer, se- NASCAR’S older model sports- SERVICE w n c dim a A — Low gross — Sue Tulin, MUt ^ In , Reg Mosher, lected for toe AU-Amerioa driv- man can ett Riverside Satur- The Red Sox were edged 6-4 ® *“ *®®'^ 8:00 Dodgers vs. Pirates, Ch. The Red So xscored single Egglton 85, B — Marion Zemal- John 67; second — pr team In 1971, now has won day—his first triumph In four TUNE-UP 30 8®u«»paw John Curtis runs In toe third and sixth be- Us 89; Low net—eSaze A—Dorlz Pete ^ ___ Lingua, __ _ Jack Kearney, three of toe four Trans-Am yean. 6 cyi. U.S. suto ~ Mcapt 8:30 Mets vs. Astros, WINF urday afternoon as starter Ray mauled by toe White Sox ^ore former teammate Vlcsnte add $4 for 6 cyl. disc brahat Carpenter 88-18-68, S u S , Dave Serafin 6 8 ; ------^ “ *2988 Add $2 — foraign in the rubber game of the 10 relieved starter Stan son 89-18-70.; B — Alice Ansaldi Kickers— Fred Meurant 72-0- tor alf’Cond. cart. *2995 cars REAL series Simday before 19»8U fans Bahnsen. Romo was in com­ 8927-52, Ftan Smith 94-2965; 72, Russ Hartmann 84-12-72, Any U.S. car plus parts If nttdtd Includes all labor and Include! full inspeclion, fluid, mand until Cailton Fisk hit a ifoweet putto—Marian Zemaitls Stan Goodman 78-5-72, Bob Add $2 for cars with torsion bars. these parts: • New clean-repeck front beeringe. ESTATE two-iun homer, Ua seventh, 29. Kaltz 81-9 72, R ay Senphln 82- spark plugs, condens­ I( nitdedi Whiel Cyli. 47.50 la., pP" ^ RUBBgRlZtD with two out In toe ninth. FOUR BALL, BEST BALL THE DRinSH AMERIOAN GLUD drum turned 53 aa., front iraaat aaala Take a Walk 10-72, Andy Peko 85-13-72, John er, points 54.50 pr., ritum aprlnga ta. Barbara Davlz, NelUe John- “inconsistency in the bullpen Hiowa 88-16-72 Pete Langua, 92- WI-TH

,1 PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALR. MANCHESTER. CGNNm MONDAY. JUNE 19, 1972 MANOJESTER EVENING HERALD, M A I^ C H E S ^ CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 19; 1972 PAGE TWENTY-^NE Sullivan’s Bunt Scores Sapienza. JhiL dOuuxUL C bu ^ TIm Economical Woy FOR rR£RCr/OAf, TIm "Aelloi Markalpla^ B y To Advertise YOt/tVART * I Over 15,0110 Pali Sabsaribars FARL YO ST Legion Triumphs Opener. 0 Over OMOi Daily Raadars SporU Editor 16 words, 8 davs ...... $1.89 the first haU of the Inning with a single game West Hartford By PAUL GUHA die, all runners were safe. Russ pitcher then fanned 16 words, 6 davs...... 1 Fast Results Bilodeau had a chance to win three local batters. to center, Pinto ...popped to third Thursday night. . . . $3.24 Sink Disappointing Fourth American League, according to week­ Coach Wally^ - Fortin’s Le­ j his own game but after fouling Neither team scored again and Noske filed out to center, —Maaekester (4) COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR end figurss, Is Jay Johnstone of the Chi­ e fbl 15 words, 10 davs ...... $4.50 Manchester’s Sid Sink was a dlsap- pon baseball team openm ^ ^ j,^ pitches, struck until the fourth, in the locals Banning stole second Md went CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEN'TS ca g o W hite Soot. 'Hm outfielder, who was *S I pointlnj' fourth in the steeplechase event its season yesterday with out. Fortin then made his move half, with one out, A1 Noskq to third on Taylors’ wild pitch SuSriS. ab. 20 words, 26 davs ...... bom here in Manchester, has only a .153 . . . $14.66 U:66 NOON DAY BEFORE FDMJOATION of the NaUonal AAU Track and Field a 4-3 win over EnBeld at by taking out lefthanded hit- reached on an error. John and seconds later scored on Tay- ^ average with no homers and only three Happy Ads ...... C3iampionshlp Meet In Seattle, Wash., Mt. Nebo. It was the first ter Joe Banning and sending up McKeon hit a hard grounder and lor’s second wild pitch. JfcKaon. ib. $1.60 inch Deadline for'Sntmdny and Monday RBI’s. Three regulars follow Johnstone outinsr for both teams. righthander SulUvan. SulUvan when the second baseman could Things sailed along smoothly % la U:96 Noon Frktay last Saturday. The Bowling Green, Ohio, wHh horrendous batting marks. Short- PHONE 643-27U University grad, defending AAU King, The game moved ; right along took a baU, fouled off an at- not find the handle, both rimners until the eighth Inning when smwhetii, t aUyp Mark Belanger of the Orioles Is at as It took a little less than two tempted squeese bunt and the were safe. Bob Gorman was Enfield tied the score. Teed p, trailed Jim Dare, Steve Savage and .163, teammate first baseman Boog Pow­ Cliff Clark across the finish line. and a half hours to play the next {ritch, laid one down and robbed of a hit when second started things off by walking. 37 4 1 3 ell la hitting .168 and Texas Ranger first Sajriensa scampered home with baseman FrancoUnl made a Bloomstrann fanned, but Pro- "otais HoHSohoM SeryleM 13*A MUfetry, D are, a 1968 N avy graduate, w orking nine Innings. EafleM (8) PLEASE READ baseman Don Mlncher Isn’t breaking the winning run on a very close great catch. Saplensa sent a hard vencher tripled to deep right ab r e rbl HERUO YOUR AD LIGHT trucking, collar and at Drassmokhig toward a doctorate in Industrial engi­ down any fences with a .169 average... Manchester won in the last of play at the plate. gounder between third and short center scoring Teed. Novak fan- Upoinie. If. 8 8 Order Your HAPPY AD S neering at Stanford University, outkick- Bob Robertson of PltUburgh is at the the ninth on a neat squeese with the shortstop Bloomstrann ned, but McKeon singled to left Bi^mMiann. u, Olaaiilled or "Want Ads" ties cleaned, odd Jo**. CUSTOM made ladles dresses, ed Savage In the final 150 yar^ to cop bottom of the pack In the National bunt by pltch-hltter Ray sum- Runs were scored in the first. making a diving stop to kesp the scoring Pnnfencher. Paul Uric- BOX LETTERS Are taken over the phone as a BERRY'S WORLB trees cut and removed. CaU bridal gowns and veils. 643-6000. the 3,000 meter steeplechase, which was L eague a t .ISO. van. Wth the score tied at Aall ««»>. *««»>» and ninth ^ Smachettl do reached an an error. Malon- it . oonvenlenee. The advettiaer Also hand set fashkm Jewelry. seen nationally on television yesterday For Your ■honld read hie ad the FIRST “Happy going Into the ninth, and after mnmgs. stroked*a double down the right ey caUed for a pltchout and Urich. cl. AMBITTOUS college students. 649-1183. afternoon. the locaU got Enfield out one. In the top of the first Jim La- Held line, hla second hit of the picked Urricclo off first base to ” ’ Information DAY nr AFPBAB 8 and R E ­ Short Stuff PORT ERRORS In ttme tmt Ehqierienced In painting, win­ Dcu:e was timed In 8:33.7 and Savage, two, three, the action started. Points, leading off, lined a sin- day, scoring Noeke-and McKeon. end«tU theMIC Inning.UUUU^* Hullenback, _ 2b, George Pelletier, former Manchester THE HERALD will not dls- the next insertion. The Herald dow washing, lawn care, gen­ Thoi^^t” former University of Oregon ace. In town duckpin bowling champion, {ricked Tom Saplensa walked, and Dan gle to right center. Mark ’Teed In the Enfield .fifth* with one Provencher had three hits to p. Is reeponslUe for only ONE eral cleaning, mdoor-outdoor Smachettl, who led the locals grounded to the pitcher Bilodeau cloM the Identity of any ad- 8.34.7. Clark, of the Air Force, was third up $500 with a fourth place finish In the down, Taylor was hit by a pitch, lead Ehifield and Teed had two, ss 3 9 4 8 vertlMr uring box lettera. Inoorreet or omlttod Insertion flo o r 8tri{>plng, and sealing TrueUng - Storage 20 In 8:36.3 with Sink, who Is the American National All-Star Cham{rionship staged with two hits, laid down a bunt, who threw to second forcing L«- LaPointe filed out to McKeon. while for Manchester, Smachettl 138466789 Totals Readers answering blind box for sny advertlMnient end plus much more. Professional Today! MANCHEOTER — Delivery — record-holder of the event, was fourth In in Baltimore. . .Orlando Cepeda has two ’Ihe throw from the catcher to Points. John Bloomstrann fan- Teed singled through the middle was the only man to get more 0 0 8 S 1 8 8 0 8 4 ads who desire to protect then only to the extent of a work done at amateur {nicee, second was dropped and both ned, but Gary Provencher sin- “make good’* Insertion. Er­ light trucking and package de­ 8:39.9. Sink was the early leader but had ailing knees, a hot bat and a huge salary and Bloomstrann lined a shot than one hit. smachettl; 3B: Provenclwr: thirir Identity con follow thU FYee estim ates. 646-4486. runners were safe. Jack Ma- gled to right putting men on inln|: b bj b : BUodju, p roced u re: rors wfaioB do not lessen the livery. Refrigerators, washers difficulty mastering the hurdles. but can’t see oye-to-eye wltti the Atlanta to right center in which Gorman Fortin’s Go-Go Boys are Idle Baiming: _ BJl.cdfau 1. vslne of the sdvertisement WASHINO, machine repairs, and stove moving specialty. CALL 643-2711 Sink’s record time, set last year in Ehi- management and has picked up his gear loney then bunted to advice first and second. Don Novak made a great running catch to until Friday when they host Tay{o? V off*^Ry- the runners and when, the pitch- singled to right scoring Teed, end the Inning and the threat. RockvlUe. The locals travel to lor 4 for SncloM your reply to the will not be oorreoted to RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Bidding ch a irs fo r rent. 649- gene. Ore., for the steeplechase In 8:24.4, and gone home. ’Ihe Braves tried to un­ box In an envelope — address “ make good” Insertion. Maytag. Reas(mable rates. 0753. thus his riiowing cn the weekend was 15 load the first baseman before the trad­ er had trouble finding the han- but Jack Taylor, Ehifield's top Banning <^>ened lCancbe«ter*a West Hartford for an exhibition deau? WP: ’ T^ior2 . to the Classified Manager, Manchester Owner (tf Pike Coin Wash and ... SoflMon* seconds slower. ing deadline but no team wanted to take Manchester Evening Herald, Dry Cleaning, 375 West Middle n a y h o « « lA iit y«H> a chance because of his questionalrie together with a memo listing M 3-2711 Evening the companies you do NOT Turnpike, next t o Stop and H ere n There {riiysical condition and trig twice-monthly o ImppyaJI Hug W in n e r want to MO your letter. Your Shop, 643-4918, 647-1719. B.H. MAOOWAN, JR. A SONS, A1 G aysoo, g o lf pro at Connecticut {>aychecks. . .Six University of Hartford Herald letter will be destroyed If the Lost and Foind 1 Interior and exterior Golf Land, reports the biggest year yet athletes have been selected to appear In advertiser U one you’ve men­ ODD Jobs of aU kinds, attics In G y m n a st LDST—brown female mongrel, painting, p^>er hanging. Thir­ for lessons and the heaviest play in his­ the 1972 edition o f Outstanding C ollege tioned. U not It wlU be han­ and cellars cleaned, trees re­ ty years experience. Four gen­ dled in the usual manner. white on throat, chest. An­ tory on the par three course In Talcott- Athletes of America, Pete Elgan, Jim moved, free estimates. Phone erations. FYee estimates, fully Happy 11 th Birthday Hope You Had A vlUe. . .John Toner, University of Con­ Strillaccl, Gaetano Faslo, Allen Nunes, swers to Samantha. Clilld’s 646-5489. Qualification pet. R ew ard. 648-0201. insured. 648-7861, 648-8282. necticut director of athletics, may leave ’Tim Barth and Mark Adams .. . Hartford KAREN CHAMBERS Happy Father's Day MAN LOOKING for lawns to Storrs for the same poet at the Universi­ Knights have signed tight end Tony Ky- ABC Painting contractors. For DAD DEB PLAINES, ILL. AP — Lost and Found 1 LOST—Black and gray Spaniel, mow. Hedge trimming and (Mighty Mouse) ty of lUinc^. Tbner was one of several asky, former Syracuse 911-American. Stove Hug, the N CAA gymnas­ male. Porter Bt. area, answers the .finest in Interior, exterior, Love, L ove, odd Jobs. C oll 649-4768. wallpapering and ceilings. interviewed for the post last week. . .Off The Ansonia man starred the. past two tics champion from Stanford, L O ST: P assbook N o. 3»4>1ST968, to B arney. R ew ard. 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Call day or Congratulations A fine opening game crowd was on hand and Chip CS{Xrila In the rad io booth han­ ficatkxie for the U.S. Olympic FOUND — Brown beagle, white ATTENTION apartment dwell- rages, add -a 4evels, roof­ night, 648-7876. POP BOWEN DIANA . . .Rockville H i g h’ s Legion baseball dling all Giant games.. .Tom Kelley gymnast team. on chest, female. Gall Covehtry era and mobile home owners. ing, siding, foundations. Low, Montgomery County But Hurry Home. team lost Us No. 1 hurier yesterday missed his regular starting jritching as­ D og W arden, 743-8648. You can now rent washer and tow prioea. Bank financing. “ ..?****'* Here We Oome L ove, Hug will lead a sb^ant earn dryer for your a{>artment or A dd-A- level D orm er, 389-0449. woriemanship. One celling or when ’Tim Flaherty signed a professional signment again with Atlanta. . .New to the competition in Munich. all your ceilings repaid and (Happy Father's Day) Uncle Bob, Aunt Bonnie contract with the PUtsburgh Pirates. England Patriots will report to the Uni­ LOOT — Gray and white oaf, m oU le hom e fo r Juat $6 w eek­ c> l*n hr NIA, he. Hug com{rieted the 34-event Strickland Street area. Phone ly. State Appliance sides and NEWTON H. Smith A Soos-Re- painted. Also Interior painting Sharon, Billy and Jean and Todd The hard-throwing righthander will Join versity of Massachusetts cn July 14, both meet with a sccsre of 320, less modellng, repairing, additions, and w allpapering. CaU 389- rookies and regulars. The New York Jet STAFFORD SPEEDWAY 647-1969. Service. 62S0901. the Bradenton entry In the Florida Rook­ than a half point bettor than "Now, you see, that's where we differ. I don't think of rec rooms, porches and roof­ 0778. Happy Birthday Hope you had a nice ie League fiAowing his graduaticm from rookies are due to check in on July 17 After getting through an ac­ ing. N o Job too sm all. C all 849- Sakamoto’s 219.55 total for the a Sm SmIo m ^ ^ it as 'defacing the building' but as a manifestation of RockvlUe Mgh. Flaherty was signed by and the regulars July 14 at Hofstra Uni­ cident-marred first lap Satur­ 3144. (JEILINa PAlNTINa — pa{>er DON Father's Day tw»day event my search for personal identity!" Congratulattons on your Chuck tWielan, New England scout for versity in Hem{>stead, N.Y., and the New m optional events Saturday,day___ _ night at the ^ Stafford „ hanging and house painting DAD York Giants will get a look at the full N. J. LAFXAMhfE —Oarpentry done part-time,' by experienc­ QiWhiatlcn the Pirates wh6 also signed Steve Blass Hug placed first In sldehome S p r^ Motor Speedw^, Ray L ove, Love, a decade ago. . .Worst hitter In the squad Ju ly 11. and second In paraUel bam. MU*®'", from East Granby, rode contractor. Additions, remodel­ ed painter. Call after 8 p .m ., ing and re{>air8, 875-1642. 648-9113. Marianne, Dad, Mom, Vi and Rick Sakamoto took honom In par- «»e No.401 to a victory over MOVING? HIREX Trailers > Business Servleos 1 3 allel bam and second In the Ftw* DeSarro before an es- Scott, Dale, Grandma tlm ated 6,000 fans In the SO-lap MobHo Homes A A -niBE Service (Soueler)—Trees CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- EXPERIBN HOUSE palnt- Fredericks Gains Long Distance Recognition modeling, additions, roofing. ers, looking for outside work. Happiness is STARCRAFT 1971, sleeps 8, ®***> buUdlng'lots cleared, trees (AP pboto)^ Rounding out the six-man feature, Whether it’s just a few miles or thousands; in or OaU David Patrla, South Tlfind- V or information and estimates Belated Happy team am George Greenfield, The last time the popular camper traUer, gas stove, Ice Ctot a tree problem? having friends like SPINOUT—^Bill Brack in car No. 85, spun out on turn five o f the Watkins Glen out of the Country, we’re prepared to help you. sor, 644-1796. caU 6434)303, 849-8688. Father's Day CINDY, MARY, LORI, Berkeley, Calif., 318.88; John driver hit the winner’s circle box. $1,400. 643-0851 a fter 4 WeU worth phone ca U . 742- race course during the running of the L&M Continental 5000 race yesterday. Our membership in AIREX (American-Interna­ 8363. DAD BETTH, L B X A , M IC H B U E , Bowling Green’s Boy Wonder Crosby, Southern Connecticut ’*’“0 back In 1969. ’Ihe consiB- tional Real Estate Exchange) means a big savings p.m . LEON CIESZYNSKl buUder — INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ LYNN, KATHY, KATTB, Horst Kwech rammed Brack and Sam Posey also joined the skidding machines. State, 218.06, and Marshall fent chauffeur held off early new homes custom buUt, re­ cial rates for pei^le over 65. Love, to YOU in time and money. No matter where you’re 1971 TRAVEUj ’t b .att.tt.r used MASONRY WORK done, SHIRLBY, AGNES, LAURA, Avener, Penn State, 217.10. challenges from Billy Harmen modeling, additions, rec CaU ray competitors, then caU TERRY, KIM and CXIERYL 3 weeks, exceUent condition, c®m«nt finishing, Mom, Ray and Jeff Southern Connecticut State in the locaUy prepared Chuck moving to you can be put in touch with a loud rooms, garages, klichens re- m e. E stim ates g iven . 649-7883. stove, sink. Icebox, heater and' work, barbecue pits and who leads the 01ym{>ic8 gym- Rubacha No. 87 machine, Realtor and supplied with all kinds of information „ . . . ___ flranlnMa Alan nratoi. nMnHna mOOeieO, DOUl tile, cement ■. Thanks for everything. Turns In Record Performance Ruled Business, — for free! Would you like a city or state map of extras. 648-7670. fireplaces. Also water proofing work. Steps, dormers. Rest- MCHARD B. Itortln. FiUl pr^ Congratulations to nast team, will elect either Miller took over the front wet basements. CaU 649-1540 H olly SEATTLEriTTi A iTvnT -vn (AP)/ A rb\ __Dave tVirbWAthose onsva guys. The vriml wind Wfui was blnor- triow- iitAAnlec*AM steeplecase o off the the Vear. year, CaD- ca{>- ^ ’Tom Lindner or James Ciil- {>osltlon on liq> No.4 and held your new location? We can recommend banks, mo­ dential or c, v a l l e y moNWORKi ^ __ _ Place e "H appy Ad" Amen^ s boy wonder in junior who normaUy time by an American thla year, com{>leted. Lindner, - Southern race from here on as he lease let us make it easier for you wherever and drapes, $960. 743-8786. Wrought iron railings, fire es- DORMERS, garages, p ^ s , J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom Bannet Majorettes the middle distance races, and the mile. Keogh sprinted away from — -o , rec rooms, room additions. Antitrust Laws Remain Illinois University, and Kul- opened up a commanding mai^ whenever you’re MOVING. ca{>es, spiral stairways, truck decorating, Interior and ex­ From The Gang for only... $1.50 tipped his cap and sped tbe S^OCKl-meter runners to win MUST sacrifice — Like new, racks, porch columns, flag­ kitcheiui, add-a-levels, roofing­ WASHINGTON (AP) Flood, backed by the player’s Byron R. White, and miUam hane, New Ycrk Athletic C2ub, gin. terior, p^ierhanglng, fuUy In­ away from a ^ood 800 field ^ 1S:51.7 and Howe, runner-u}> 1971, 20’ C obra travel traU er. poles, traUer hitches, 1-456- siding, general repairs. QuoU- ty workmanship. Financing sured. Fbr free estimates, caU in t h e Nation^ .^U track ‘ to Wotue in the n c a a i ,500 tw o The Supreme Court tciday h . Retmquist, justice wuitem n^^^T^rhe^man ** not **** chosen previous r>eSarro. three features,who won drove the CaU anytim e, 875-6074. 0664. 649-9668. I f rx> answ er 648-6863. Vidp Wonfed-Fomalo 35 Help Wonted-FOmole TS against baseball after the Car­ available. Economy Builders, championships. weeks ago. won the same event concluded that baseball is a O. Douglas, WUUam J. Brennan will serve as an alternate. a hard steady race coming from 646-4126 649-1922 dinals traded him to the In c., 643-6169, ST3-0647, eve- ■nwxsww BARYSITTER WANTED, part- The Bowling Green ace won a ™ third try at is i m i ot impressively. business ------engagedO -O '-- in *“ inter- ioAa Thuigood Marahall dls- Eleven athletes competed In way back In the field to cut M o S o rlq f^ ^ COLLEGE STUDENTS want BU SU U in imp aommi. uvu 4 to 9 p. m..m ., waUting —-- _ - PhUadelnhbi PhilUen In Jr. KEITH nlng8. Bonds -• warehouse work. CaU between race he’s ^ used to and four ^ Howes time of — 3:38.2-ww the state commerce but refus- v . __ j . J sented. Justice Lewis F. Powell the finals for spots on the Miller’s winning margin down work — No Job too smaU, Ex­ distance to Rdgewood St. other distance runnere alao won f'’**', fourth best ever by a U.8. run- J i .. He wanted to be made a BIUKNOCO m inl-btke, $185. perience in tree removal, lawn Stocks - Mortgages 27 941, ese-uis. ed to hft its exemption -free agent" at Uberty to play participate, squad. at the finish. MASONRY — AU types of Phone 646-6078. unex{>ectedly, Jumbling the na­ toiy’s fourth man over that ^ R yun, Tom REAL ESTATE Used less than one hour. Oort work and gardening, painting, from antitrust laws. ------At the checkered flag it was stone, brick fireplaces, walls. MORTGAGES — 1st, and Snd RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST — — tion’s Olympic {>icture even plateau. Ruden and Tom O’Hara— for a team of his choosing. m uch m ore. 649-6828. window washing, rug cleaning, The 5-3 decision, delivered by MiUer, DeSarro, Harmen, Bob­ An AIREX affiliate. concrete steps, sidewalks. No mortgages — interim financ­ more. And Dave Rc^rts “It’s no big thing,” he said and moves the former Kansas Flood, a former all-star, la smaU carpentry npabca, d riv e­ FliU-time, certified public ac­ PART-TTMB cleaning woman. Justice Harry A. Blackmun, by Santos and Eddie Flemke. 1972 HONDA CL176, 8 'weeks Job too small. Free estimates. calmly after Jumping all state star Into {>rime contentlcti now out of the game and living way sealing and masonry re­ ing — expedient and confiden-; countants office. Robert J. Pue clea red 18 feet In the ]x>le said “if there Is any Inconsist­ Mechanical problems side­ old, exceUent condition. $695. Over 20 years ex{>erlence. Af­ Laurel M anor, 649-4519. around the place In ecestasy the Olympic team, abroad. Americans Advance tlal service, J. D. Real Estate A Co., 9 Elm Bt., Rockville, vault, too. ency or lUogic In aU of this. It lined Gene Bergln once again pairs. We guarantee our work. after making the mark. "What The meet alao produced Lee IPhone 643-7361. te r 5 p.m . 643-1670, 644-2975. Aaaoc. 648-6129. 876-6241. Biggest shocker of the three- Dlackmun’s opinion lists the and Bugs’ Stevens survived a F br fre e estim ates, ca ll 649- day 84th cbampianshl{» came I mean Is. It’s Just another Rvans’ 45.0 time In winning the ^ JU^c PART-TTMB cook. Laurel Man­ nnthlTur like flojiT.hn* longstanding that is to be nam es o f 88 former players, minor accident, but wasn’t a PenonoK 3 AutemobHos For Sdo 4 MINI-BIKB, 3 h.p.. Stingray 6677, ask for Bob between 6-7 WBS ROBBINS carpentry re- MORTGAGES, loans first sec- bSXPBRIENCBD ta ilor Friday when Greg Fredericks, height but there’s noth^ Itte 400. Randy Matson’s 69-6% ^ medled by the Congress and some of them relatively p.m . modeling s{>eclallst. Addi­ o r. 649-1619. ( tm- In. Davis Cup Play threat after that. pnmrinii! and faM with 1966 BUICK Blectra — 4-door ^®: condition. ond, third. -AU kinds. Realty perienced fitter for ladles al­ a 22-year-old Penn State senior, winning the Olympic gold med- put. Rod m bum 's-13.4 victory the court.known performers who had In In the popular Sportsman dl- Phene 643-0485. tions, rec rooma, donners, statewide. Oealred, engines timed-up, TOt meet former star out- w’ere "Stuffy” Mclnnis, “Sad 649-3446. dential, quick arrangements. Butterfield’s De{>t. Store, Man­ a knowledge of shorthancL No 10,000-meter run In 28 minutes, James Dare of the Navy, Mike Jump. Those four men 5-0 sweep of Mexico in the North American Zone finals ond i 6-iap feature of the sea- $696. Savings Bank o t Man- condition, low mUeage. CaU reel, rotary and hand mowers. WANTED Ride to Blshc^ C or­ A lvin Lundy A gen cy. 537-7971. chester Parkade. legal experience required — toe New yX ^ oS^Uc S s.'ja y ^estor,“t^‘wW ^ Z °T orZ t jS sdiTefer, has sent the Mexicans away talking of rebuildingr their ®on- Chester. 646-1700, 649-2566. P ick u p and deUver. CaU 649- 8 seconds for an ___ ^____ n er, West Hartford, from Pros- ^ ______100 Constitution Plasa, Hart­ wUUng to train. Reply P.O. record. Club and Jerome Howe of the rCcord holder in the discus, w u ^ team and the cool, confident American squad into the RIVERSIDE PABK 7918, a fter 4:30. Special Services 15 ------, , — •— ------X . J Arthur J. Goldberg. They said “Rube” Bressler as w«u «>= , _ jc ' , • ^ /-lu-i pect Bt. (runs between Hart- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, 3gg cc SUZUKI, 6-speed, excel- ford . E venings, 288-6879. RECEPTIONIST — Typist, Box 536, South Windsor, Conn. ’The 6-foot, 166-pounder sprint- Mid American ’T C -^ t egg on showed up to compete and w en luminaries as American Zone finals against Chile. Taking over the front spot on t o r i Rd. and Hackmatack St.) good condition, new tires. Ex- ic„t condition, 2,600 mUes, EDWARD Machie, general MANCHES’TBR Welding serv- smaU office. PubUo contact eda theXI 1 last . a lap in KK 55.4 J fmAMAMxlB seconds, the.• a__faces of at-—the forecasters, the national Anal r*na m ninnnnin In ^ . _ __ __ ••--•a a aaa_a_. ____ «.a_a I — H o p s 8-4. P lease caU 643-6438. traa. $1,300 firm . Phone 648- u j® ^ t j i helm et. 876-8066. lawn mainteiiance, light truck­ ice comer Durant and West Business O pp o rtw ilty 28 and phone respcmslblUttes. Car TEACHERS! Do you wish to beating such top names in the too. toe event with '■ B ------’D r\ B ox e M s te s fltla other professional sports which 8{>eaker and Walter Johnson. the sweep Sunday as Stan The U.S. team, the defending JJ^p event. Defending track 7361. ing, sidewalks and driveways. Middle Tunq>ike. General necessary. Write P.O. augment your lncnie Justice also footnoted his Smith of Sea Pines, 8.C., and Davis Cup champion, is ached-sched- champion Bobby Stefanick RIDE wanted High Street Man- 1972 OSSA 250 P ion eer, T w o (Phone 643-0339. Welding re{>alrs, home owners 222, Manchester, COnn. summer by serving as a real Laris and Jack Bacheler. ’That the owner of a restaurant. and are subject to the antitrust o{dnlon__ with _ quotes _ from Ring__ Harold Solomon of Stiver uled torfor the American Zone Zoiw fi- trailed Greco, bumper to bump- Chester to PWA, second shift. 1963 FIAT, four-door hardtop. months old. $860. CaU after 6 and sports equipment. estate sales consultant? We of­ trio also cracked the old Ameri­ Ample room for ex{>an8lon. FTJLL - Time accountlng-el**k- laws “Lardner * and * an excerpt from Spring,__ *______Md., captured*___ ““ **their_afvaiwo* sin- CDMifh ag^nst BikAtInn SOTth nhnm. section . .. checker^ . . ^ flag. »^***t»^8. jT Phone 649-6468. new tires, needs starter, CaU p .m ., 643-0608. ASHCAN Enterprises — Ex­ fer an opportunity to associate can mark of 28:17.6 by BUly Beer and wine {>ermit possible. typb*. Some experience in ac- Blackmun agreed that the ex- the poem “Casey At the Bat.’’ gles matches. Smith beat the plon CSille beginning July 21 In Evonslan, present point leader ______643-0486. perienced students accepting naaaasaraM aiaaai with us. To arrange an a{»- Cormier Beats Height, Fog, 1970 HONDA, 750, exceU ent oounUng {dus average typing. M ills. emptlcsi granted------V.baseball------...... Is Blackmun...... did not give a specif- . . top -- Mexican,------Joaquin , ------Loyoy ySantiago, ^ Jobe, for summer; {>alnting. R eefing '» SM Ing 16 -ExceUent area for pizza-tav- polntment to discuss this In WotUe, winner of the half Autem ebltes For Sale A 1971 MGB-GT, 10,000 miles. condition. Best offer. CaU 742- em . T erm s, 7 {>er cent fin an c­ Salary commensurate with ex­ “an aberration” and “an ex- ic reason for Including the Mayo, 6-0, 6-3, 8-6, 6-4. Solomon Chile advanced to the aone fi- yard work, window, 'washing, detaU, {dease caU Mr. Sussler, mUe In 1:47.3, wore his usual PLAINVILLE STADIUM Teal blue, exceUent condition. 8286. LANDSCAPE Consultant —Got in g. OaU today fo r details. perience. FMnge benWlts. No Wins Mt. Washington Jaunt cei>Uon and an anomaly.” But, names and excerpts. defeated Octavio Martinex 6-4, nal with a 4-1 victory over Bra­ anything. 644-2018. 289-4616. white mesh ca{>—“Just to keep Bad luck struck Bob Vlvari, 1970 CH ARG ER, 888, 4-barrel, Phone 646-2622, 646-2568. a landscaping problem? I can G eorgette W ymani 649-3056. traveling, Mawdieeter area. he said. Congress has had a . ., . ™ j 6-1, 6-2. *11 4-speed Hurst, posi-traction, my hair out of my eyes.” He MT. WASHINGTON (AP) — road race up Mt. Washington, lone- tim e Hn Rnm^thi tr ^ speaking of Flood, Black- “*• and Jiton Ruggiero grabbed the YAM AHA 1972 XS2, 660, 1,000 cjaRPBNTER avaUablq eve- help. Please call Mary Gavin, Starkw eather R ealty, 646-6333. Please rejdy Box “J”, Man­ BILLINO derk-typist. Good opportunity to take the main heavy duty suspension, green i964 FORD GALAXIE, V 8, miles. Bert offer. 649-2000, benefiU and salary. Duo-Fast took a lead In the final straight Cormier beat the toe highest mountain in the a ^ t It Md toe tort to^ itdw "We’U have to rebuild our to other Davis Cup play Sun- nlngs and weekends. No Job Glaatonbury, 683-7700. chester Herald. and then batUed to keep his hat Roland event at the Plalnvllle oval. with black vinyl top. ExceUent standard, g;ood condlthxi. $300. 872-4285. too big or too _____ smaU.______CaU Ste- BAKERY for sale. in fmaU _____ Northeast,- 23 Tolland St., East and 128 starters state. . „ n^todlcates more t ^ "n ^ to $90,000 by 1969 team alter this shocking de- day. Romania advanced to the height, fog _ and that the money he ,earned feat;’’ said Yves Lemaitre, EJuro{)ean Zone A finals with a Stan Gregor finished second condition. 649-2091. C all 633-4037. Sen Martin at 646-7^ after 2 BIDWBLL Home Improvement town, next bakery 10 miles BABYSITTER wanted In vlolnl- H artford. Co r m 1 e r , of S{>ringfield, ccngressional silence and MINI Bikes — Two hardly used I wasn’t tipping my cap to Sunday to win the elgfat-mtie inIvt ninevtlna major laaenialeague seasonsaaoonna Mexico’s >• ncHi*playlng’ captain, VlCtOFy OVOY It&ljTi with Don Moon third. p.m . C o. B-erienced In third was Max White of the reach cf the antitrust stat- crew race reportedly soon may both fo r $376. CaU days 649- too smaU, 8{>eclal rate. Work and ■" replacetU ExceUent work­ franchise avaUable In Hartford cases stretching back to (Jorman of Seattle to win the tory over West Germany. te r 6. station W agon, $$295. Savings SUCCESSS {Kofured' or ability to leoin. Boston. 1:10.42 and Peter Criskl utes.” “^® become history—and It might 6384, evenings 849-2062. done on weekends and eve­ manship. Reasonable prices. suburb. Six figure volume wlU of Dartmouth, Mass., was -nje target of Flood’s suit was ^®22. “It Is an aberration that doubles on Saturday. Gorman The CSecha will play Spain in be the best for the wtillngT^t ‘ ______Bank c f M anchester. 646-1700. FYee estim ates. 646-1399. Modem Etast Hartford location. 1968 IMPALA 2-door hardtop ------nings, anytim e, 647-9282. throw off near to 60 per cent fourth with a time of 1:11.06. the “reserve system” which *“ lb been with us for half a cen- won his singles Friday. the xone final. outclassed host EUls. 410 CC HONDA 8” extended profit. Excellent opportunity BE AN Setiary and fringe benefits. coupe, power steering, 3-speed 1966 CH EVY Im pala SS, con- front end, {xirple metal flake. CaU 289-8291 fo r appointm ent. T0N10H3VS GAMES Police A Fire last Saturday at Tom Derperian of South t)tods players to the team tory,” he said, “one hereterfore vertible, 327, good nmning con­ AGWAY Driveway Sealing at for bright executive who has Waddell Field. Deerfield, Mass., was fifth with which holds their contract. If a deemed fully entitled to the automatlc, V-8, radial tires, 643-6171, ask fo r B ruce W atkins. AVON DlUcat's vs. AAN, Waddell dition. A sking $260. CaU 649- reasonable price. Residential KeeH Iig Olia visiem and need to earn over RBCEPTldmOT — Secretary Mike Llnscnbigler was the a time of 1:11.53. professional ballplayer refuses benefit of Stare Decisis, and tinted glass, showroom condi­ Nasslff’B vs. VFW, Buckley 7968. COMPETITION (Jycle Acces­ and light business. CaU Risk, Chlm iieyS 16-A $60,000 {>er y e a r! CaU Rl(diard wanted for modem downtown _ The others in the top ten, and to agree to the salary offered ®o® toa t has survived the tion. 742-8649 a fter 4 p.m . 646-2013 o r G len, 8724166 fo r UDY Stevenson’s vs. Ansaldi’s, Ver- big man for WipM. He a sories. ^>eciallzlng in trall- P. Rita, Personnel Syrtem dental specialty office, pleas­ two-hitter, mlseed a shutout due their times, were: Daniel Peng- by the team which holds his court’s expanding concept of In­ 1971 TOYOTA CtoroUa exceUent R(X)FING — Specializing re- planck 1967 FO RD FUlrlane, 6 cyUnder, m otocroes accessories. 161 free estimate and more Infor­ Marketing Department for CALL ant surroundings and benefits to an error, cracked out three er, Newton, Maas., 1:12.03; Al contract, he cannot play for terstate commerce. It rests on condtion. Asking $1,695, Phone {Milring roofs of all kinds, new We keep your name on record, standard transmission. Asking Pine St., rear, Manchester. ______m ation. a{>{>olntment. 378-0000. available. Opportunity for ma­ INTERNATIONAL LEIAOUE hits in as many trips. Including Meehan, Old Greenwich. (3onn., any other team. a recognition and an accept- roofs, gutter work, chimneys. $676 o r best o ffe r. 649-0038. 647-9666. ture person to do various and rsiHinptnnshlp race in the In- a home rum. 1:12.18; Neal Jfiner, Mensasset, Until thla year, in fact, he ance of baseball’s unique char- m ~ Hours dally 6-9 p.m., Saturday YOUNG married men will cleaned and repaired. 30 years pHfEST one man bualneaa In not just your house number. g 10-6 p .m . interesting work amd meet peo- temational League tightened up Loslng hurier Ttom Oriowskl Maine, 1:12.15; Jay Sidman, would have to sit out the sea- acteriatics and needs.” 1964 M ERC U RY M onterey In Tracks - Tractors do sm all rep a ir Jobe and {>aint- experience. Free estimates, area. $8,900 Investment requhv ing, also cellar cleaning and CaU Howley, 643-6361. caU (JoUect Mr. Norris ple. CaU 622-9211. last Saturday when the Profes­ struck out nine baitters but Newt<», Mass., 1:12.41, and iO- son. But St. Louis Cardinal II'O {ihras^. Stare Decisis, Is exceUent condition, FM radio FDR YOUR motorcycle Insur­ RN, 11 p. m. - 7 a. m., port- with tape player. $496. Phone 1964 HRO(3KWAY truck, 16’ tight trucking. CaU 646-2892, sional Barbers u{)set the front- didn’t get any supixirt at the chael McCusker, Uniem Grove, catcher Ted Simmons caused a. legal one which means past We know a customer as a person, not an ance' caU the Crockett Agency. ______(80*) S96-1707. time. 646-0129, Manehester HeiSISfaiSffb ^ ^ running Oilers, 21-6. plate from his teammates. Or- Onui., 1:14.81. an innovation this spring when decisions are to be given pre- 646-2286*^ winch, good rubber. Ask fo r B etty Turner, 648-1677. 646-3726. account number. We also know his fur­ ______;______644-0209. Heating end Pklinbllig 17 p h r i v i n O p i z z a shop in the Manor Nursing Home, 886 It was only the second defeat iowski and John Pelletier ac- — he was allowed to continue with cedence. CDLLEGB Grads — Have you 1966 VOLKSW AGEN, square- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, center of town, weU establiab- West Onter St. In a dozen starts €uid reduced cour.’ed for the PF blows. Grated lemon rind and toe team without agreement to Joining with Blackmun were nace and burner. When they should be fed SAM Watson Plumbing and looked at sales? Three year *back station w agon, radio, new 1963 FO R ® h a lf-tw P‘ ® ^ P Bosiiiess Services 13 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ed, good equipment, good the Oiler edge over Ansaldi's to Ral{di Maccarone oded one BTound mace give good flavor the salary terms offered by Au- ,<3ilef Justice Weurcn E.^Burg^r and maintained. Ahd if some trouble de­ heating. Bathroom remodeling SECRETARY — Bast of river, training {>rogram that offers brakes, new {>alnt Job, excel- truck.irucR. DCOI Best erffer. 160 (Charter —--- s h a r p e n i n g Service—Saws AU con crete repairs, both In­ lea se. CaU BUI R ood at T .J . Just one game In the two-team gust (Gussie) Busch. and Justices Potter Stewart, and re{>alrs. Free estimates. good ty{>lng and shorthand income whUe you learn. CsU hit to the winning effense. to m»«hed sweet POtotoes. velops, we’ll- be there in minutes to do oak Street. Manchester, alter side and outside, railings, Crocket, Realtors, 643-1677. race for the title. something about it. lent con(Ution. A sking $696 or CaU 649-3808. skills, benefits and free.{>ark- for our free sqitltude test. Rus- Wlpco 100 lOx 2 best offer. CtaU 6494677. 8:30 p.m . rotary blades. Quick service. landscaping. Reasonably pric­ Brian Daigle swung the big­ MANCHESTER—Going tavern. Ing. F ee {>aid. S a la ry to $180 seU Stevenson,' 278-7770. P 4 F 010 000 1 Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will Ca{>ltol Equipment Co., 88 ed. CtaU 648-0861. NO JOB too smaU. Immediate gest bat for the Barbers with CaU for details, owner wants w ith 8 months review. Rita Linsenblgler and Maccarone; end the problem. But if your equipment is NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ^ Main St., Manchester. Hours service on service calls. FYee ’TEIACHE3RS—D o you w ish to a pair of home runs and a ^ w, 1. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- * ®P®®1- CaU Bruce. 646- fast sale. FYrechette k M artin Girl, 99 Bast Center St., Man­ sln ^ . The winners tallied at Oriowskl and Wlerzblckl. Planning Expansion or Liquidation of Your Real Estate Holdings? dally 7:80-6, Tliursday, 7:30-9, H o iS e l^ ^ estimates gladly given on augment your income this getting old, inefficient, and expensive to est Douglas accepts lowest 8440. R ealtora. 647-9993. chester, 646-3441. Saturday, 7:80-4. 643-7968. heating or plumbing. Faucets summer by serving as a real least twice In every inning and AMERICAN FARM maintain, we've got the replacements to YARD work of aU ktads, paint- had no less than tluree five-run Talk to a Specialist in the Field, down, smallest payment, any- DODGE, % ton pick-up ______re{>aired or Installed. Water ASSISTANT Bookkeeper — In­ estate sales consultant? We Army A Navy Club upended where. Not small loan finance ^ g 4-speed, new clutch TWO Handymen want a variety ing. ceUar cleaning, etc. Satls- Private Inslnictiom 32 frames in completing the rout. give you total home comfort. Like the de­ pumps worked (m. Com{>lete surance experience preferred. offer an opportunity to as­ Wlpco, 5-8 at Valley Street. It company plan, Douglas Mo- of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, faction guaranteed. Refer- Brian Matre and Jack Dun- We Offer Ideas, Methods, and Acquisitions Only Availdble to the pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The and tires, many new parts. heating systems, 'rec rooms, t u t o r — Remedial and or en- Mcnthly reixirta through trial sociate with us. To arrange an w as the 12th straight win and attics, cellars cleaned. La'wns ences. Gary Bktwards, 643- tors, 846 M ^ . $eW. CaU betw een 4-6:30, 649- rtc. Coll M 8e M Plumbing ft richment. Ten years experi- balance. Hours 9 to 5 p. m. ^{Mtntment to discuss this in neach singled and doubled In clinched first place for the Club­ Most Sophisticated! Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never the 12-hlt Berber attack and 8737. and gardener’ s serv ice. CaU 6161. Free parking, group Insur­ detaU, please caU Mr. Sus- men. (Jraig Pointer, Doug Cain, runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a 1968 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, Heating, 649-2871. ence In student-centered edu­ I , Doug Landry added two one- cation. Grades one through 8. ance. Cengen Administrative sler, 389^8. Bob Legler and Dsin Haning- thermostatically controlled supply of hot water. beige, sunroof, 67,000 miles. ***'” ” • ______CARPENTRY, repaid ^ BO m Heating and Plumbing ^ bl^. ^ t for the Ollei^ collected two hits In go(xl condition. $800. 649-2984. CaU 649'3388. Sendees, Inc., 63 Blast C enter __ For any heating problem, keep our name on your records Mffibir Trailers - ALL ’TYPES of masonry and Jobs, light trucking. Phone 649- — Prompt, courteous service. Street, Manchester, 647-9138. A CARBEUl b» marketing man­ repair work, stone, brick, 3904. • ^ the win os Marty Powers toss- J lT L a E A S T ^ R IM nCAL BSTATE COMPAIMV and call our number. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1970, ex ­ Mobile Homes 6-A CaU 643-1496. PRIVATE SWIMMING lessons agement can be yours. If you and Glu^y foui-S!^ Wayne Park- heating oil block, flagstone. Alao fire- — . PERSONNEL Counselor — Our ceUent condition, new muffler in you r jxmI by certified W.S.I. think you have $;eneral man­ with doubles and Craig Ostrout douWes noced Wlnco. ’ SCOTTY, 1968, Tonga mod- places, chimneys, patios, stone GRANTS Plumbing Service Manchester office has an ex­ and Kevin Des with singles. ^ ra tw o oouwea pacea wipco. and tires. WlU sa crifice. 649- « ^ ^ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ with ex{>erience aU ages. Ref­ agement ablUty and are pre- w alls, steps, sidewalks. 640- FYee estimates, plus quaUty citing opixirtunlty for a coUege B a th ers 625 S4x—21-12-4 INTERNATIONAL FARM dow shades made to measure, erences. 6i7-960S. anntly employed but dia- H-HOUR SERVICE • HIONE fIS-SISS 40S0. tlon, reasonable. 643-7675. 1604. w ork. 643-6841. graduate to be trained In the OileiS 02 210— 6 -6-7 Standings a a a b a s t c b i u t k r ■ t a b k t aU size Venetian blindz. Keys satisfied, I am willing to take Matre and Landry; Smith, W. made whUe you wait. Tape re­ Sf heoh god O ntm 33 ^®*^ p®®®'*’ a chance on you If you are. MAIUCHBBTBH, CONN. OBOAO 'htac^’tap^**^i^erf”''* *8^® STARCRAFT ^ e r , like LIGOT tnicWng, odd ^ s . also MHfiBMy. ______Ideal for the energetic, (»reer FliU or part-time avaUable. Bombardier and Ostrout. O ilers II new, sleeps 6, w ith screened m ovin g large appliances. corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 Ansaldi’s 9 Moriarty Brothers w heels, black Interior, $1,900. CEUtTIFlED teacher wiU tutor oriented {lerson 'who is able to CaU 649-4194. ABIEBIOAN LEAGUE TBLaPHONB (B03I BAB-BBSO fa m ily room . CaU 643-9101 Burning barrels deUvered. $4. M ain S t , 649-6221. Diessmaking 19 OsU 389^961. ______Junior and senior h'gh school exercise g(xxl Judgement. WIpoo kept aUve its hopes of Stevenson’s Esso 6 31S CENfER STREET MANCHESTER after 4:80 p.m. 644-1776. ^.^ehing Army A Navy Club FTo Barbers 5 POWER mowers, mowers DRESSMAKING, Alterations UngUsh, readbig at aU grade Achieve high earabigs. CaU for WINDOW CXKANERS, wttb a toriHtng 3-1 success over Law yers 0 S iT ^ ow ^ u i^ AVENGER 1971, 22’ seM-con- ROTOTILLE gardens, lawns sharpenioK and repairing »er- and mending done in my levels and elementary sub- appointment, Rita Girl, W EUuit enced, must be rellabie. Good vice. CaU “Shar{>all.’’ Free home. Blanche’s, 843-7320 or Jecta. Please contact Miss Center Street, Manchester, pay. CaU Manchester Window four^peed, excellent condition. tabled traUer. $2,926. OOl 646- flow er beds. CaU 646-7708, 439- 7879 a fte r 6:80 p .m . 2625. pick-up and deUvery. 643-5306. 140 Summ it St. anytim e. D odge at 643-1616. 616-3441. C leaning fJom pany, 649-6384. 647-1232..

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MANCHESTESR e v e n i n g h e r a l d ,' MANCHESTB^ c o n n ., MONDAY, JUNfi* 19, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THRAE PAOE'tW lae most International Aasooiatea, 647- ket. Immaculate Ranch No pata. UtUltlea extra. Imme- room. O a r p e ^ , aIjMsondjW d e m u d i ^ A home ;wUh alivcondHlontag, 2^ baths, 8-4 oar 1800. Box Mountain Drive. Thr^ m cS’AgwJy^OTa-MgT**' ^ request to remove 28 trees trees. The remaining 12 are on Tha CHAMJS 9 exqutalta roerns. Bnot^nn Itself, but add to bedrooms, dtaing room, rec- Pawing on town property along private propertyT^ «OHTfUX5R U«AV dlato oooupanoy. 6S840M. tag, dtohwatoiM, pclvata»Ma- MANCHESTER Ihree • bed- VIE mint. AvaflaWa Im m ed ta^ reatlon room, two fireptaoes, VERNON — Ideal starter or re- *" “ * ™land T^ke. will be aired at In order to get permission ATTMElAyESi lO ^ APARTMINTS reM g w ^ and oaxpe^ to the pool area, 8‘baauttful rurai room Ranch,. fUU bc«emont, ADVERTISING 0GSEI2VE sotSesooils] THROB R o o m , with haat, ngo. J. D. Real' Bitata, 8U- two-car irarage. ParkUke IBOX Urement home. Two bedroom ^ a pubUc hearing set for June from the Planning and Zoning WE g o t t a / m o r e ••*£*• town and mature treea, A tnily exceptional offering, garage, flreplaee, acreenod IT5 in -lM a . MIddto Xipke. BtoTO and reMgarator, aeeond Tggi,. 848-5871. SCO* lot. An unusual offertag. Ranch wKh large overstaed weather tne ^ 29 at 2 p.m. In the hearing room C^mission, to develi^ a pwH ft OR . raflaottagattantton to driaU and quaUty almoiRundreamedof. porch, treoa. Near Buckley CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Pfii'i! J f floor, no peta, naar bua Un8. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. kitchen, Uvtag room with fire-' at the Municipal BuUdtag. posed eub-dlvlsl«i on ToUand 8:30 AJkl, to 6:00 P.M. VTRlREf Open tor to^peoUon Dally 1-4 Avatlabla July 1st Call after HKBRCW — O n a J ^ School. $27,900. Owner. 84S------place, fuU basement with ga- Developer Richard Hayes ask- Tpke., the trees have to be re- A Home tor the Very Dtaoemtag 0071. or By Appotatment 6 p.m ., 64$«10B8. 8 rooma, country. A o r t ^ . rage. On approximately half- ed the town for permission to moved to provide the proper LovGly Mtttnf. C»fp8t^ WARRIN I. HOWVAND COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 18 ACRES, goigeous four-bad- VIRNON acre lot and only minutes to remove the 28 trees. Ihe trees •l«ht line. eHaoem Apoitaioato ICANCHBSTOR — Royal Anna .tove, leMgarator. haat. U N ^m M JTOR 84S-U0B room Contemporary. Beamed Vernon Circle. ExceUent val- * were then posted, as required, ». »«er the pubUc hearing, U:M NOON DAT BEFOU POBUOATION a-bedroom towHhousa apart- ptiona aa8-96M or at8-98M. Ideal starter or rettrenwnt oelltags, paneling, two hatha, ue. Start packing and caU, nHii 111. 1^ flu. .iiiH.ni. In by *>y Ernest Emest Tureck.Tureck, tree tree warden.warden.•» decided the trees may be DMdUM for SMurtey and NhMdaj to U M Nm m TMiiO Hot water, ladlvldiial fhenno- luvnus*menta. Fullyriugr vuutuuvu squippad kltdhan, ^ home. Two bedroom Ranch atattoally controlled heat, IH hatha, oarpattag, prtvata OOVBNTRT -S-badrooni» Tto ' two fireplaces, double garage. with targe overstaed kitchen, U177^‘87^m»^ *^**^'^’ “ ** ^the class, ^ orter of ran^ Tureck’s office received objec- ^^y“ _wllb.® Sweeping vlewa. Hutchins Uvtag room with flreidace, tions to the removal ao It wlU do so at his own esqiense. BotpoUt kitohan, raafa, re> patio with barbecue, conven- tag room with flrsjjaoejjjtoW they are Joan SagUo, Donna Agency, 849-6884. fuU basomoit with garage. be necessary to hold the hear- frlgeiator, dUpoaal, dUh- lent location, children wel- refrigerator, $1N p ro utUBtoi. VA. NO MONET down, 4 fam- ^ On ^proxlmately half-acre DIAL 643^11 come, $818. 8M.1810. D. J. Han- Off Route 6. 648-14N.______■ lot and only minutes to Ver­ waaher, a air oondltlcoeni Uy,. 8 bedrooma each apart- Offered by the MANCHESTER —Deluxe 8- ______'w aarfR:______J M 'j? rrssi.s’isi's-ri.st The em dim tlnx Olass wiu be ** why the trees white onions In butteri T' tj In a ' T skU- t3o. »______RocKVlLUi -^ lo ektond Tar- ment, Uve rent free. Aak for room Garrison Colanlal, 2% non (Urcle. ExceUent value. each apaitmant, colored Start packing and call oTiT T ...Tn ' . - In nmn...inn hn should Hot be removed. Hayes’ let and add a taUespoon or ao tUe hatha, aoundproofod THROB,rooma, tUa bath, haat, race Apartmanto — iM ga aM Bari Everett, intamatlonal As- baths, carpeting, double ga­ SELLING your property? ^m ed by the ^ removal of 40 of dry vriilte vermouth. Boolatea, 847-1809. rage, quaUty construction. walls, basement laundromat, hot water la u d ed . IBddle- beautiful S and 4-room a p w PHILBRICK T. J. CROCKETT Richard Martin aobool. Hayea CaU us fta^ .^e*** top twelve Junior girls in scho- ______maater TV pntenna and tele­ aged adutta. Saourity depoalt. menta. Indudea heat, M t wto BEAUnPUL 8-bedroom Ranch, Realtor home Immediately ot a fair ia.Hn standing ta their class, Help W oBtod Mato 36 Help Waated Mato 36 rafaranbaa. Ho pata. Parkli«. ter, all appUanoea, wItaCWi- Agency, $48-0181. ^ I k u i k i t r phone Jacks, patio and patio •Mtaclied garage, lot IOOrSOO, ______price. AU cash. Call Lou Amida. Paula Bergenholta, U H School Straet, aeoond washer, disposal,, carp et^, AGENCY 648-1677 875-6279 644-1680. H .G o e r z doors, garsce and guest park­ good location, near shotetog MANCHESTER —8 famUy, Katherine Bourn, Ruth Oopas, floor, across from Bast Side pool and ytjur own prlvata tar- m /rtpottoyns. ing,* storage, fully carpeted, oanter. OaU 644-0448 after 2 RADJEL RANCH —t 7H rooms, *. central location, 8-car ga- ' ARRUDA REALTY MeUnda Fish, Diane Foley. — ocer^uop— reo, naar Kata Bt race In a country a e tt^ . p.m., weoksnds anytime. cathedral ceiUnga, flrei^e, rage. Quick sale wanted to set- COVENTRY Judy Jose, Karen Krone, Bon- waaheiHliyer hookupe, e n d ------From $160, Sony, no pata. 878- Slmply Im- . reo room, 2-car garage, large tie estate. Bel Air Real Etatate, mactilato six-room Rtuich tai SBLUNO your home or acre- nle Massey, April Merritt, Lin- ' — ntskAJujn apaitmoit has fireplace and FOUR • ROOM, small apart- gjgo, 888-8886. ment, store, refrigerator, aeo­ UMIQUB Two-FtmUy phis sta- wooded lot, siumtnnm siding, 848-9882. lovely large lot. Lake prtvl- age? For promxit friendly ser- da Oraech, CoUeen Shannon and MAINTENANCE corns Ptnsr, private patio also extra ga­ glo family, one Hook from $81,900 ------leges. $20,000. Worth inore. Mr, vlco, caU Louis Dlmock Real- Deborah Wright. suppLicoues ond floor at Center and MMn VERNON —Oaren ApaitmeN^ rage, oonvenlMit to grammar, Mkta Street. ExceUent Incoitte MANCHESTER —U A R BuUt SpUeckl, B riflore Agency, 847 ty. 6494628. Junior Class president, H. C. This is the • 9600H P ." Street Heat included. $180 3 bedrooma at KM plus future potential. Mr. RANCH—Large modem Utch- Raised Ranch, two baths, oar- Junior High and High sobooto. monthly. 848-0300. heat, hot water, waU-to-wau 1418. Oabom, wUl be the class mar- I^Ueoki, Belflon Agency, 647- Uvlng room with fireplace, peting, family room, exquisite ______AILL c a s h for your property . . . orocesslon season for OPPORTUNITIES carpeting, appUanoea dto- bouse, within 84 hours. Avoid red tor tne procession. Aee--- -a Ittoludea modern Mil. 0 bedrooms, one excepttonaUy yard with fruit trees. DouMe VERNON — 11-room Help WwvORIVQ Artlela* For Sola 45 HousahoM Goods 51 MANCHB8TER — Orove Street posal, air-condltiontag, swlm- (Tint tMft) trouble - free g a a Apartmenta, deluxe one - bed- ».iny pod and parking. Star- • - ■ ■ ----- 1----- large, carport, $21,000. garage. $84,000. Hayes Agen- with ta-law ouarters. one acre tape, instant service. Hajres BLACK Mow or 37 AIRNDrnONER8 — QE'm- IfAYTAO OAS "d i^ . penuar ' heat, hot watar and room, carpeting, available ^ laundry in buUdtag. MANCHBNTER — Seiven-room ______. . . _ ®y. 646-0181. of land, needs work. Interna- Agency, 848-0181. ToUand Ooloalal, IMi hatha, family Ten-room ColonlaL F o r m e r ______Uonal Associates, 847-1800. CARPENTER ANTS / ► ELECTRICIAN PUNCH PREias ooenton no condition S30. Fodders, nent press cycle, excellent cooldng. now, $160, JJ>.. Real Estate, pets. CaU 87B-16W or 878- rtxun, targe lot, aluminum aid- B»ta:ock Tavern with four-fire- MANCHESTER — Porter St., ______YOUNG____ FAMILY ta need of . 648-8129. 1610. Industrial axparianca In factory power aquipmant experience PequS^. Api;iy in ®«e»ent conditicn. $00. Phono oondiUan. $T». MT-esOO. tag, double garage Onlv $84 - Ptaces, two bake ovens, wide 8-room Cape, 8 bedrooms, din- BAST Hartford — Three-bed- 7-room Cotenial, famUy room, Fire Damages In addition to being Charles Ponticelh. 640-06U _ _ * __ * * * * a t ...... ______------wer a..aa._ ^ __ .... « ______q - j t a « e ■ ■ amesmanm Im asaais m a m S wiring plus knowladsa of machina control circuitry. person, Oaylo V tg . Oo- IOM ______CLBAN, used refriferatora, 90a Hayes Agency, 8484081. ta»rds, cross summer tag room, 1% baths, flrepirxe, room Cape. Large wooded lot, 3-car garage, large lot, good unsightiy and unsanitary, Raymond PonUeeUl, 616.0800 FOUR-ROOM apartment, f ^ ROCKVHXB— 8 rooms, $160; condition. No agents,' please. C. Tolland St., Baat Hartford, WATER HE2ATEIR, 80 gal- rangM, automatlo waahan steed kitchen, self-deantag 4 rooms, $118; S rooms fumlsh- ______! beams and much more. MUst fUU dorm er, glasB doors from city utiUUea, basement. Fully Old Farmhouse Biack Ants excavate MANCHESTER —Garrison Co- be teen to be iqipreclated. Uvtag room to outside potto,petto, carpeted. Ttinmimiiinte- im - Mid 80s. OaU 649-4068, 640- BO(«KBBPEat — experienced *<»“ ■ Sas. ExceUent condl- with guarantees. See them at inVBJlOOM duplex, basement, "tove, 8-door refrigorator, tile ^d. utUlUes Included $87 week. carpeted. Three Tolland County fire de­ extensive gaiieries in wood ► REPAIR MACHINIST hsalal. A homeowner’s dream. breeseway, garage. ExceUent 9310. In office procedures good ben- “ «” • Phone 743-8818, after 6 B. D. PaaH'a Appltanoes, 840 pued, parking. No peta. $180. hath, g a ^ and tauiul'y fa- ly. gn-OSOO 7:80-0:80 p.m. ~ . U..IUU, r,TiTY-M fviT/WTAT. moumMimediate oocuponcy. $28,000. partments battled an extensive to serve as nesting places Maintain and repair a variety of machina repair tools ---- M-t-Main So* t .-.-ii CaU 648-8171. security, references. 647- cUlUee, heat and hot water ...... six large rooms irius paneled t o l w n ia l — Huge «w- landscaped lot. TiiUy an ex- Meyer, Realtors, 8484800. fire ta a vacant farmhouse at and may causa extensive and other factory production equipment. Repair dite and salary. Duo- Fast P-™- rec room and bar. Ploturesqua dtaing iwm, lai^ U^^ clon al value, $83,900. A r------1880 after 4 p.m. taejuded. $180 per montt, Goose Lane and Anderson Rd. damage to your home. machinist training and experience required. and security. Available July RCSOfT n o p e n y front yard with enclosed stock- *todroom8’ IH baths, roda Realty, 644-1680, Lou Ar- COVENTRY — Reduced far ta Tolland for about 2Vi hours “ ______$28,900. quick sate, $10,900. Compact 4 ______gauge, Ithaca double 12 gauge, ESTATES and houaehold Iota to MANCHESTER 4 • room iq>art- 18th. 64S-48M o r 84O-2407. For Rout 47 ada fence. Natural wood cabt- ruda. late night. Good wages and benefits HAIRDRESSER wanted, for 80-40 Krag carbine. 640-7878 af- buy. Bob FlucUger, 840-8247. ment, includes oven-range a n d ______nsts. dishwasher wiwt dlsnossl nrimivTAT t nrirn injui.ui. * * .... . - ■■. ■ . . house,- enclosed porch, B ugging The farmhouse, considered Apply In parson to forsonnol OopL' dl^weal, heat and hot water, « » CENTER STREET — De- tjuCB WINfUFESAUKEB, New o^floon. Three biocloM^i MANCHESTER — Seven-room targe lot. GoodchUd • Bart- onf of the tedete houses ta weU estabUahed beauty sailoa. T P-m. Parkade, professional people fWonlal. New kitchen, two lett Realtors, 648-2006, 648-7887, Top benefits, salary plus com- jjvE BAIT — ---- — r------waU-to-waU carpeting. July 1st 4%-room duplex, IH Hampriilre, Chalet, few weeks Toitend, was seriously dam­ missloo. Oreat worUng con­ O pm 34 h<^ MMSIC peted, alfwoondltloners, heat jujy, August 12 through August R uled ditions. Apply in person. The a i^ ’ra,'*^ra^riirs!*ete.’^14i ^ O .^ U Imve a {dano ta ptey^ Realtors. 840-2818. Oavar Realty, 1-884 8098. rooms, garage, aluminum sld ble garage. Hayea Agency, 646- VERNON — 2 family, needs re­ age estimate was available. Manufacturing and hot water, storage and igth. walking distance to pit- Firemen from -ToUand were Carriage House Salon, 18 Oak Doming Street, Manchester, able condition you want to get MANCHESTER, Hurry! OaU to- **«- ^ n««*hborhood. $87,900. 0181. pair, assumable mortgage for .BUSS Company St., Manchester. rid of? I’m an aqplrlng mu­ parking. On bus line, con- yata beach. 64^0180. the Investment minded. Only oaUed to the scene at 6:40 p.m. Route 80, South. venlent 'to ebopidng. Eight------day. Excellent value. New and OLDER HOME — Six txioms ta North Coventry and WlUtagton for 0 Prewentive Maintenonce program i /€ f C O Q S sician looking for one. WUl charming l-bedroom Oolatilal. good condition. Won't last at NEW ON MARKET $18,600. VUlage Charm Realty, Illegal $100 WEEKLY, salary, plus bo- loam, gravel, move. 643-6897. PRiSINHTIAL anartment unit. $206 monthly. ANDOVER LAKE—2 bedrooms. 848-1008, Jan Urbanskl. ‘ deportments were also called nus fo r fuU-Ume, servicing processed ’ Other apartments at 178 East screened porch, boat, season Oarpatod fam ily kitchen with $23,000. Manchester — Paikllke set­ under mutual ftid. 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut gravel and fUl. (Oontimied from Page One) Fuller Brush customers. No Qronre H. Qrifftag Inc. 742- ®l-BC?rRIC Guitar, Fender VILLAGi AFTS. Middle Tpke. Raymond PonU- or week. Reasonable. 74»7168. sett-oteanlng stove . and dlah- ting enhances this beautiful SOUTH WINDBOR Firemen said an attached ejqperience or car necessary, arasher. Raised hearth fire- LARGE Oolonlal-Cape—6 rooms, Htagllah Tudor o f 7 room s. Aa < M/T 7888. stratocaster; amplifier am peg cdU, 64»OeOO. 849-0844.______COVENTRY LAKE —Hemlook cheU maintained both the wood shed at the tear was 649-9240 MANCHISTIR pUce. Fonnal dining room, formal dining room, modem ca n 288-9686. rocket n, 2 speakers; music Lovely enclosed porch, fire­ CONTEMPORARY Fourth Amendment and the burned, but the fire ta the main sa| DELUXE' a - bedroom apart- Point, sleeps 8, 4 rooms besutl- Many other extras. TWo^ar kitchen with buiU-lns, first-floor ALUMINUM sheets used books; new strings and 8 One and twi place, piastored 'walls, wind­ RANCH 1986 federal law permit eaves- structure wa* confined to the ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, fully finished, $88 weekly. CaU garage. See It, you'U Uke It. famUy room , four bedrooms, ' KOTBRIBNCTO red estate, ooj tmd, jSx pickups, excellent condiUon. Immediate ing staircase, oU hete. In­ Tf vnu a r e __ «•*— a droning Without warrants a*tic and second floor. sales assocl^ needed for e^ch or 5 for $1. $200. Call 648-4961.______Near eohooi comidete iqq>ttanees, 3 air- 64S-00BS. Ctese to schools, shopping and g a ra g e. $29,600. terior pndeaslonaUy decocat- BUSS a m u n jiT n CO, n c. .f a s t expanding real estate LuLJ^^^to^edwood ex- Individuate or groups 648-2711. Md shopplag ocNar, on eondlUonera, ■ fuU basement, ...... , r churches. More land avaUable rooms, on large ed. Oarage with electric eye company. EhcceUent commis- washer-dryer hook-up, vanity MI8QUAMIOTT — Of South Wind- ““ t »® J««tlce Deponent _____ The Oldast & Largest in Conn. W cOTtagAppora^^^ bus line, Odl naylinM If desired. Starkweather Real­ lot, 200x886’, y ltb targe covered dpor* Quiet residential area type bath, glass sUftaig doom walkl^ dlstMce to yrt close to bus, schools, Bor’s finest area, we Invite concludes may pose a danger »*»" to under tavesUga- sioa schedule. For a personal, CLEIAN, dark, rich loam, five ty, 6484SU. picnic patio. Garage. Laxg'> tiOB. WELDING FABRICATOR confidential interview, caU 3mrds, $22410. Sand, gravel, Fnn 57 onto pnUo- $220. per month. bsach, fAmUles only. $180 church and shopping. $40,- your taspectiou. Here U a home I® M tia^ security 644-2433 MANCHESTER — Five-room woriwhop. $29,500. B o th centenUons were We are lookinsr for one or two Tbp Notch men OeMgette Wyman o< Stark- stone, manure, pod and poUo WAHrting 7 ^ ^ ^ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, weekly, cau ess-otw.______000 with w.wa over Jiu-w liWO sq. ft. on_____ one S**w***^ 2 t*d^ * ^ sand. 613-9904. sleeves, alse 0, (FUx’s) speclal- GIANT'S NBCX HBiaHTB, Ranch, centraUy located, ex- R*TaBD RANCH — 8 rooms m A D T irti T ATSirTP O®®*'- Inunedlato* occupancy. with “Job Shop” experience in the following Realtors, MLS. ^ celtent condition. Many axtraui. SJJf^5^eat.ta CHARLES ^PERANCE gggg„gg opinion ta which Justices WU- P ?1 Adjotas Rocky Neck State Uam O. Dougtaa, WUliam J. areas of welding fabrication: ------:------:------^ customers walttag FOUR-ROOM iq-artment. sec- tolaJ MOvtag. 8494498. ,„rojal dining room, 2S baths, ______r e a l e s t a t e Career—r^d ■OOtS ft ACCMSOrMM ^ 647-1674. the rental of your aoart- nnA fionr s m Rnwii «t.. m . «» Blgewi^ R4, tour- Brennan Jr., Potter Stewart, rooms han- ^ flreptaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- MANCHESTER —Newer four- expansionexnenalon with newer, larger —,... h i a b CR ——a f t ------aiiimimim— i i i H B N p i E M N H M i E®®5!? TTi«nt nr ment hfihie. or hotoe. J-D. Ra&lJJ>. BIRed!g* nnBs- Fitkmiindk no furnace, mMflItt middle aerm nnsmlA age couple, 70001 COttSJfG, #60pS MANCHESTER Tburgood Marshall and Harry • STRUCTURAL BUILD-UP deck, two baths. $1N weekly. to-waU carpeting, 2-car garage bedroom, 2^^ betih Cotenial. ..B&lW.. quarters has made Its possible with m h.n. Jnhniion *• tate Associates, Inc., 64841120. aecurity deposit. CaU 848-4761. A. Blaokmun fuUy siqnwrted. for youesvM* toOa Join sueeiour cio salesIao ne*.01^ * * ‘ . ------_ Mrs. Oaiter, 742-8148. 743-8887. F ?SdStoT ltorto’R l!K wlta eleeWe doors. ^ tot BARROWS W AID^ CO. Justice Byron R. White said • ARC WELDING SHEET PLATE AND motor, traUer and extras. WANTED —antique fumiture, i/xJKINO for anything to real AVAILABLE fOur-room apart- fliTtmwi extras. TTiree years old. $44,900. with country Uke atmosphere. R ealtors-4ilLS STRUCTURAL ganlsatlon. Experience neces­ .the bugging woe inqiermiselble Used 10 houm. $1,280. 848-4284. » estate rental - apartments, went. Heat, appliances, Wonlvd To R m I ' ______. Upper $0e. R. F. Blanchard, Manchester Parkade AREN’T sary. V tir confidential Intar- imder the 1088 law whUe Chief a Realtors, 848-2482. Mmichateer, 8494808 • BURNING, PLATE AND STRUCTURAL view caU Ralph Pasek 289- SAILBOAT, good condition, 11’, homes, multiple dweUtaj^, no tral location. $180. monthly. 8e------— -— ______Juattce Warren E. Barger slm- 7478. 74241248. »B a Phone 648-9892, or 646- i ^ O a k l a n f S ! ^ ’ curity d ^ n d t 649-8840. «“ «> em Oriented temUy. MANCHESTER Price re- GLASTONBURY —New listing «uld he concurred in the re- • BLUEPRINT READING Seven-room 12-room duplex with 2-cor ga- *tit. Justice Vnuiam H. Rehn-. rv .F.Rica — to work part - time 2496. ELEOANX ftve-room apart- Chester or vlotaity. 8784)401. Abiolute top of Manchester with duced to $28,000, . view for mites. Lota of glass to colonial in exceUent condition, rage. Large lot ExceUent to- quite, who aa assistant attorney in retaU store, must be ma­ WANTED EDISON or Victor MANCHESTER — New deluxe ment, 20x80’ Uvtag room, with W e O ffe r: EVINRUDE outboard motors. lA/fwwrwnviKn wiai4\lA fow% anH * . - ______^ ^ . • . .. ^ ^ view of the outside from Ready for occupancy. ThrM coma. Mr, anaser. Btefiore general hteped prepare the gov- ture. Evening and weekend Hoisolaw m,d ^ta^ oSf- ^ nropu^ the inside. Gorgeous iqilral stair- bedrooms, Uvlng room, dining Agency, 647-1418. emment’s legal, posiUon, did YOU GLAD location, includes heat ell house. In $200-$280 area. Please • Good wages and fringes hours available. Apfdy In per­ traUers. sales - service. Com- hnnk« curioe and cd- ing room,, two bedrooms, in­ modem applianceo, $260 per cludes everything, $280. month­ call 742-0220. elLmi CM® with skylight 8 or 4 bed- room, eat-ta kitchen, targe ■ ------——-— ------not parttelpato ta the case. • Profit Sharing son to the nearest Cumberland plete service department, boat- jecublea. CaU evenings, 648- only, caU 648-87U. rooms, first-floor famUy room, f.wifiy room, two garages. VERNON — Mancheteer line, 8- 11 ,0, the vote against the • Pleasant Working Conditions Farms Store. ing Bupdles, accessories, month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, tor, 648-4880, or 848-1021. 648-4888 or 846-1021. Land For Soto ■ n HIGH ON A hfll, charming 7- formal dining room, kitchen------Tread lot. fi.ii eariv. Frechette bedroom Ranch, flreidace, rec . „government------was 8 to 0, with Woolsey paints, Oerich’s ■pMjMEaw|pgMBHHnBBMM8 room (tape Cbd, country Utoh- with aU buUt-tas, first floor mud and Mkrtta, Realtors, 647-9998. ^*e giving Pow- Experienced only need apply. R o o m s WMmut locvd 59 GARDEN TYPE two-bedro«n BOLTON —78 acres, near cenr en with fiientaee and ii.~i room and laundry. This fin e ------swimming pool. Asmng yss,- ai]., decision something leas SItHcrtiom Wonted - Tpke., Buckland, 648-2868. ______:______apartment, first floor. Includes ter, high level land, open and b ew n ^ beMnsTl^ g. home buUt by one of Manches- SUMMIT STREET - Foitobed- 900. CaU lUtten Agency Real- t^an fuU support 3 8 ■■■ LARGE DOUBLE furnished YOU GIVE heat, appliances, carpets. $300 wooded. Reasonably priced, ear mane wooded loL 840 • tar’s master buUden. Has to be room Oidontal within walking tore, 843-6980, 849-9890. ijjig involved govern- If your qualify, Call Jim Melo at: Gordm •• Form — room, kitchen and bath. 648- WOODLAND monily. Paul W. Dougan, Real- terms. Kata Cotp. 88 Kane Bt., 000. iSSliata Principals onlv.only, owner. »««i. 'distance to many schools, IH vmownwVERNON __ - 60lUI mllaamUes Vview, 1% ’^ ^ “ ®® mOH SCHOOL student wants __ P r n r liir tv 50 1387 after 6 p.m. baths, garage, level lot Excel- hahysltttag for the summer, MOliy n ooiicin ______faMT, 648-4686 or 848-1021. Weot Hartford, 06110. Mr. 8494881. MU top 2400 Ptamundon, a White Pantber RuseeU, 628-0667. f^ bTck'SSrii. T. accusiSte bomhtag a Central THE WARD MFG. CO. days. Phone 840-8140. p i c k YOUR OWN strawber- ATTRACTTIVE room in private THREE — four bedroom Colo- y®u» old with catae^ cel^ Crockett, Realtors, 64W877. lOteUlgence Agency office at WAP-v oTn. 4.. Hes, Grlsel’s, Route 88, Bolton, home, aU comforts of home. wnXJNOTON — Ten lovely ntal to A-1 Must be “i Uvtag room and dining rooin, ------___ ceUent area. $64,900. Hayes 259 Adams Street APARTMENTS two Agency, 6464181. Ann Arbor, Mich. Federal Dls- ^ k L r L^Tr *«>“ School Rd. Mon- CentraUy located. Board op- iiiiMiMUMii A T A wooded acres, close to all ma- seen. Intematlonal Assoctatas, 2-car garage. famUy room, two- EIGHT -J ^ M Ran^ trict Court Judge Damon Keith BLOOD? A|IUilllieUIA Od-A highways. Louis Dlmock, Manchester, Conn. HOMESTEAD ST. 847-1800 stall horse bam and corral on acres, two baths, two flre- S. ‘ J ; “ ______weU treed lot. $88,900. i^ ^ «a*''R eor^ BOLTON CENTER -Six-room of Detroit rejected the govem- 647-1457 noon, 5-8 p.m. WookenoB, 8 ROOM for working man, prl- OFF W. MBHMa: TPKE. NEWLY Decorated, 8-roora fur- Realty, 840-0628. rxr Son i-Anm trees Rondi With l-coT garage, dead ment’a poaltlan and ordered ______a.m. to 8 p.m. _ vate entrance, paridng 700 MANOHE8TEB nlabed iq>artment. AU utiUtes UHnUUnMIlEM^ Two CUSTOM bilUt Ranch wlUi 2 « g ggo H u teS is A g ^ y 649^ »tieet 200x260’ tot Excel- transcripts of the wiretaps Including heat. Parking. $186 HoUSftS FOT SOW 7 2 SHnotions Wonted - PICK YOUR OWN strawber- Main St., apartment H, 641^ 1, a and 8-bedroom luxury monthly plus security and ref­ 3 9 rtes, large Held, bring contain- 1864. MANCHESTER $28,900 family room, double raised ______basement. T. J. Crockett Re- lawyers. The government a p - apartments. Features wall-to- erences. Please reply box oversisea uving toon, cubwui he.nHaii ninu -trAMmnnaTTrR __ Nmv iisUnv. alter, 648-1677. peteed to the UA Circuit Court era. No p ^ . ^ k - CLEAN, comfortable 7 ^ . wall carpeting, vanity tUe TENNIS COURTS i^ in 1h^. hearth fireplace, beautiful cub- MANCHESTER — New listing, (^^!scss^SkP”3^ M p 36 RELIABLE HIGH Schod senior “JJ" Manchester Herald. tom country kltcben, 2-car ga- 4, bedrooms, Uvlng____* room,------, — dta------;;— ____ in Ctactanati, lost there ta ----- avallaUe. Lawns, cleaning la^ Street, Mancheeter. Hours privileges, parking. baths, built-in oven, range, Could be made on this large ____ , wall-to-wall carpeting dishwasher, refrigerator and tag room, targe eat-to kitchen, April, 1971, and then appealed PROCESS windows, cellars, painting, odd 8:30-8 p.m . ______QenUeman only. 808-7889, 649- THRBBI-ROOM furnished apart- level lot. 4-bedroom Oolanlal first floor. New two-aoi»e hot ca**'- XNaPEXTTOR taqxwal, electric heat, 2 olr- ment, heat, hot water, stove, cloee to center of town. Large garage. Only $26,900. Frechet- 1% ^ to the Supreme C ourt PHARMACIST Jobs. Call George, 649-0620. PICK YOUR own strawberries, ■**86. conditioners, glass sliding water beating system. Garage. OOLONIAL — offering charm te A Martin Realtors,“ 647-9998. ------PoweU, Blaokmun and Bur- (2nd ahitt) refrigerator. ApjUy Marlow’s shade trees surround this wen Low 80s. Principals only. Own- spaciousness. Ten rooms, Buitaer HIU Rd t^entiy 40 l a r OE furnished mom for doors, all large rooms. Full 807 Mata Street. kept home. Gfurage, dlrinrash- "***0 ger are aU appotatee. of the Must be fam iliar with macfaln- basement storage area, am­ t v , 6484188. 2% baths, modem kitchen with WEIXS ST. — Older 2-famUy cy, Realtora, 6494884.______administration. Ing operations, read and Inter- Rockv^s area. FuU-tlj^. Pen _ iird t-P e ts 41 cente a qu^. Weekday 8 to 8 ^ parking. $16. wedt- er, air condMoners. For the p.^, Satortoy 9 a.m. to 6 ^ g ple paridng. Starting at $178. = = r - ^ ; r r r ; ______buUt-ins. Two targe enclosed in need of a m general face n au™— Uft- v d r n ON — Young 8-bedroom In Detroit, Attorney WlUlam nr«t fSino dmwlnini use a var- ®*on dan. top wages. OoU ------Handy to riiopptag, schools, large famUy to romp A play. NINE ROOM overalsed C ^ , K ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ’easuring In- l'7»64a08, nlgWs. KTITENB - Take one of four Sunday. 8 to 6 p.m. 648-0628. iusIneM Lo c a tfo i^^ 1% baths, buUt-tas, fireplace, P®ccbes. 2-car garage, tag. ExceUent Income poto- x,. JL i.r^ T ll^ Goodman, who represented Pta- bus and religious facilities. Call Jon Jennings, 849-6808. tial. 2-car garage, big lot. T.J. Raised Ranch, targe ----- , struments. Previous inspection free. Phone 648-9666 after 1 LARGE'furnished rotun for re­ Model tqMxtment open for For Rent 6 4 four bedrooms, dining room, -j-r r R(X>M contemporary room, lUning room, big mondun ta the original case ta 5 1 sponsible gentleman, quiet >ind Oockett Realtor, 648-1677. p.m . Household Goods inspection 12-6 Saturday and • • B& l W • • recreation room, office. Treea. Ranch with 3-room studio apart- kitchen with table space, oven- U.S. District Oourt, said the de­ Ca!?^4t01 or to Per- convenient, private entrance Sunday, other times iq»- IfANCHESTER Warehouse $28,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- ment or ta-law suite, over IH MANCHESTER 7-room Ootonl- range, dltetwateier, and dtapos- cislon was "tremendous.” chtalst able to read blueprints FRE® KTITENS - Beautiful, EIGHT PEBX® and parking. 648-4248. pointm ent and industrial space. 18,000- BARROWS and WALLACE CO. sonnel Department. good condition, $76. Phone 643- 6824. acres of land with a view, red- al, spacious rooms, first floor al, plenty of cabtaete, closet "K wlU makb It more dlffl- and set up Bridgeport and array and white stripes. 8 ----- • — ------100,000 square foot units, avail- Realtons—MLS ______, ______space galore, vanity bath, cult for the government to in- JACOBS 7861. MANCHESTER — Large clean BnlM by ------^ ------wood construcUwi. Large ther- famUy rooih, aluminum siding, lathes Apply H 4k B TVol k Bn- weeks Utter trained. 643-9388 able Immediately. Heat^ and Manchester Parkade LOVELY LARGE foitabedroom windows. double garage, large lot. $84,- most rooms carpeted, lundeck, troduce this kind of evldenc^ MANUFACTURINO CO. glneering Ca. 188 Forest St., evenings. WUl deUver. ------furnlididd rooms. DGirkiiur. NINE-PIECE SoUd rock maple garvlce. Phone 649-2818. alr-ctaidlUoned. Freight eleva. Manchester 649-8808 Ootental, 2% baths, 2-car ga- ^ 900. Hayes Agency, 6464181. rec room with fireplace and but I don’t think we can expert ...DON’T I Jacobs Rd., West Hartford, Ct. U ft R Housing Coqi. Manchester. dinette set; 17^ cuUc foot rage, ftalteied family room. RANCH — 3 bedrooms, Immac _____ bar, separate laundry area diminishing wiretapping, only An Equal Opportunity employer $28,600 Is fuU Beautifully wooded lot. Mr. uiate condiUim throughout, H i MANCHESTER-- New on mar- General Electric refrigerator ATlRACnVE Bleeping room, Rentals by price for this 6-room home. with half bath, 2-car garage, dlmtalshtag- use of this type of M/F (XlUNTBHl MAN for progrea- TWO Robert D. Zlnsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- baths, fireplace, 8-car garage, ket, four - bedroom Ortonlal. .1 slve electrical dlstributM-. Ex- weeks old. CaU 649^2 after 8. froet-free; Bengal gas range, gentleman, private entry, free Ideal fw starter with 14x34’ Lovely wooded lot! CUy water evidence,’’ he said, Murdock CALL T.J. Crocken, Realtor at 1418, beautlfuUy treed and shrubbed tw o baths, garage, rec room, Infraray broUer, continuous parking, shower bath. Apply fireiUaced Uvtag room, kitchen and sewera. This home Is Im- "Tbe amazing thing to the perience and product knowl­ 648-1577 for office qf>ace. AU lot on dead end street. $32,600. convenient location. $30,900. maculate! See tt today! $88,- Plamondmi cose U that the YOU WISH clean oven; 8 - piece kitchen ige Sprues St Realtor 648-2692 shapes and sixes and prices. has buUt-ln oven and range, (XJDAN, CLBAN, clean! Extra V edge essential. ExceUent earn- coLLEB Pups, male, $78. no pa- set, 6-piece Mediterranean bed- Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. 900. Govang Agency, 648-9674. government admitted ttot It en- FUUL-THIE Ings for reliaUe, industrious, ro. 640-9W4. 648-9661 New and old. Let us know your outside sun deck. Huge lot. lot goes with this Immaculate ^ 0 NEED LISTINGS P room set Including Gold Bond EXCELLENT furnished room 6484I966 man, who seeks bright future. ^ demands, we wUl do every­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, (tape. CentraUy located. De- N O W f “ Thinking o f Sell- $26,900 —6-R W M vmll- $74,900 ^ w 's a id . RETAIL MAN Imperial mattress. May be for genUeman, private en- 649-2818. Phone Miss Gray, 646-2880. FREB KITTENS, 8 weeks, box bought whole or separately, trance near center. 647-1146 or thing for you except make the Ughtfui combination of sun |jjyour property?” CaU to-wall carpet, bcMeboard heat, INVESTM ENT FOR A Ptamondun is currenUy ta screened porch, garage, trees, EVERYONE Permanent position ta Inter­ trained, playful black and payments- and shade. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- t q j j ^ Y ! PROFESSIONAL M AN Jail on charges of taterst^ white. CaU 64»-7964. Sacrifice, must seU due to lU- 649-6896. ^ rw-o nnnur tv i oan IDEAL budget home in ideal lo- sewers. Hutchins Agency, 649- esting and chaUengtag work AUTO MECHANIC feneed and flora Agency, 647-1418. ^ss. $1,200 CaU 626^7 be- ii^iTeHESTER - iKir^'e^ ^ito'uSSr de^St i^ : 8824. Charming early American ra- *“«*>* to avoid ta regiem’s largest leading We.... have______an opening,______for— on — eX' ______tween 4 - 6. mom.room, carneted.carpeted, kitchen nrivl-privl- ableoKia July 1st. rtaitOaU sijuyiwi.648-0726. ®r eale, 461 Main St., next to treed yai4. Immediate oc- MANCHESTER Raised -p... -.yy -p.-p| -r^ production with nicely detegned post office. Excellent bustnesa cuponcy. Mr. SpUeckl, Belfimre sports store. perienced auto mechanic. It wUl MOVING—Must sell. WUl sacri- leges, modern bath, lounge ------— j r v ii hat tat* Ranch, 7 rooms, 2% baths, two jj | | K K 11 Lots For Sate 73 DID? ^ y you to Investigate this un- broken. 649-1441.______^ various old- with fireplace, plush, privacy. PLEASANT 8-poeniiig days, MOVING — Selling 6 month-old Timsimniits A3 tiled baths, complete G.B. j T ^ ^ ^ \^lverton Agency, sertlon. New U ^ . 8-room day’s martlet. 8 bedrooms, mod- week, starting Monday, June Ask US about our guaranty sales plan 'TODAY!!! one opening nights. Apply J. T. crushed velvet Uvtag room ______"kitchen, waU-to-waU oor^ tAAvua. Vigw-IT^ MANCHESTER — Couple ct -.cLidis Garrison Ortonial, only 8 em Raised Ranch on a 2 acre This Ad Sponsored By Ken Morgester Music Regal Men’s Shop 26. 1972. Colta^e experience de- ICNGUSH S p rl^ S i^ l suite, master bedroom set, MANCHESTER Newer 2 bed- peting, private basamant,' fireplace, large tawp. parking (1) 8 Av^ Reanora, etvssu.______famUy room, 2-car lot with privacy. Add 1V4 baths, Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers Sloeomb, 68 Matson HUl Rd, sired but nW reqta^; high P«PPy. «Ktatered washaFUiyer hookup, area* Pieeaant convenient lo* brass bed, baby furniture, dov room Duplex, half of 2 famUy, Street, (2) 3144U RUUard NEJW t.twttnq — Six-room garage, many extras, wooded built-tas, targe rec room wUh Watkins Funeral Home South Glastonbury. 683-9486. school diploma required. AbU- ohampicn braed, aU ^rmanent Charles Lesperance cation. Working adulU, 648- REALTORS — MLS C!larke Insurance Agency Herald ble door refrigerator, self- UuUudtag appliances, $170 per street. Both with extra buUd- home, fenced yard, good loca- lot. Mid 40e. CtaU M®-S446 af- fireplace A garage. Would you Richard E. Merritt WINF Radio Ity to co^unlcate effectively *" *^‘**« “ 649-7620 2880. PASEK <3BT . cleaning double oven, vacuum month. Itaul W. Dougan Real- ticn. ‘ Immedlato occupancy, ter 6 p.m. beUeve $33,600. Please call 649- OIL Burner serviceman, Man- ■ e48.iM 8 taf lota. OaU Les Ctaik, 889- Holmes Funeral Home Real Estate Manchester Parkade: chasterctaesUir area. CaU 647-1660.647-1660, required w .. ^ and basic . i accounting t P«‘ ’ ^ system, garage door openers, tor, 648-4636 or 646-1021. 8887, Prestige Real Estate Co. 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Butterfield’s 9 a.m . to 12 noon. desirable. ApjUy to per- chandeUeia, dnqieries, air-.______c a i a s " ...... Low ^ ^ MANCHESTER — 8-famUy, 6-6- Warren Howland Moriarty Brothers ' ^ -- ~ry,. Tiru’ completely re- flora Agency, 647-1418. refrigerator ta • • A &_ • • 742-8243 — Twin’ Hill Dr., (Joventry Liggetf s Pharmacy ■on only to Room Ml. 179 AUvn Articles For Sale 45 condiUonera, much'more. 849- *'* DUPLEX, uAMmMfniro arwa a.t*wi>« For Rent 44 KANORESTBR - Itx-room Co- Real Estate Philbrii^ Real Estate CUTTER GRINDER — days. Street, Hartford. Conn. 9:80 ------■■ — 9ASA modeled, IH )9 a t h t, quiet MANCHB58TBJR ARBSA—l-room tantal with 8 huge beftm m a. T w n f a m i l y . 64, kitchen, each apartment Modern ce- ^ Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ J. D. Real Estate Savings Bank of Sears miwt be with' cutting a.m. to 4:80 p.m. Monday, PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy,------neig^rfaood, one block from apartment which includes BOL/rON-8^-room apartmant, bath, — geherous ------Utoben— — oad w™-d l/ Uvtag room <<«"<"* room, and ramie baths, permanent vinyl BARROWS and WALLACE OO. ber of the Hartford. Manchester and Vernon MuUpIe List­ M anchester oramorA tiMsf >trk4 WAtftf*. PJinMltinflr. A.Yb> IHsaal Arwinlek e*es*4it«r ms oIm. l«eM------... .. " ; LydaU, Inc. t5ve,i j(A shop experience. Ap- Jime 19 through Wednesday, aU bolted. AU sixes and styles. I BUY anything and everything. Paikade, appliances, garage, heat, hot water, carpeting, ap- ideal for couiUe rtarttag or sta- tag room, 18x34’ Uvtag room, 2 hedrowns’ each unit. Central siding, 2-car garage, conve- Realtora—MLS ing Service. ply J. T. Sloocmb, 88 Matson June 21, 1972. Agracy is an From $80., deUvered. W. Zink- Furniture, appliances, .bouse- One avaUable July 1st, ofie pUances, laundry, storage, gies, $88. including heat, park- Immaculate oondltlon. $8f.pw Asking 180.900. Mer- nlent location. >Char-Bon Agen- Manchester Parkade xnn R/4 South (Bastonbury, equal wportunlty employer, er,' WlndsorvUle Rd., EUtagteo, wares, bric-a-brac, etc. HcAiac- July 18th. No peta. $196. 648- parking, for $180 monthly. 649- ing, etc. CaU 849-1798 week- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ,c y . 648-0683. Manchester 6494806 Vff. f-»wi No phone « « ii. please. 876-0897. hold lota wanted. CaU 648-7879. 2892 o r 849-6328. 2871, 646-0688. ends or eventags. 84S3818.