26. According to Stars, bia. Mrs. Crandall and Mrs. pICEided gu ilty, fined >18. A taste so light and mild, you’d really If ihs fhoBRAIIDOPENIMiofflio^ Edward A. Chaves, 16, of 7 To (develop messoge for Wedr>esday^ OCT. 22 ' Ounas are members of the "Il Roy E. Webber, 74, of 940 E. KIM6-18-48 -3 4 ^ Oval Lsme —curating a motor expect to pay more for it. ^48-58^ reod words corresponding to numbers 4-15-29^^ lusions’’ queutet. Middle Tpke.r-operaUng a mo 42-53^ vehicle without a Ucenae and y f TAURUS of ycxjr Zodioc birth sign. Hcketa are available from tor vehicle while bis license is Only you don’t have to. SCORPIO SECRETARIAL fEdlure to obey atop sign — , An. 20 1 Be 31 You 61 FInoftce* Mrs. Frank Susc^ Mrs. Zlto, Treasure under suspension—noUed. 2 Opposite 32 Wormly STUDENTS pleaded guUty, fined a total of I M A r 20 62 Rur> Mrs. Bachand, ^ e Mountain WUf L. Wood, 19, of Windsor 3 G o ^ 33 In 63 Featured^ NOr. 2 1 ^ !^ >30. CSisuiges o f operating an im- 7-10-13-31 4 Someone 34 Seeing starting Every Week E v e ry th in g — speeding — pleaded guilty, 64 W ith Laurel School Office or any registered motor vehicle, oper- I, IMPORTED D 52 55-66 5 Some 35 Spotlight's 65 People 17-20-36-57/S; chorus member. fined >85. A charge of c^rEtiing 6 Ooy 36 Your 66 Admire 71-74-88-9^ • Typing • G regg Shorthamd COAT siting a motor vehicle under age GEMINI 37 On Chest w ith unsEtie tires was noUed. 7 Relote 67 Or SAGITTARIUS • ABC Shorthamd (Steno- ■ 18 without Insurance, disobey Imported HAY 21 6 Sex 38 To 68 Into a D iam o n d Czelaw H. Zawada, 81, of 9 01 39 Signs NOP. 22 J Farmers’ Income Up a p ^ ^ ) a Bookkeeping • Bus- ing an officer, and riding on r r JU N l 20 69 Persorvjlity Newington—^being found intox 10 With. 40 Finoncial 70 And ineiw English a IB M K ey Canadian MacNaughton m .'..... ^WiNUEiaKi DEC. 21 TAIPEI—^The Income of farm sidewEdk were eUI noUed. icated—pleaded guUty, fined «^5^37-40-45 1 I Expect 4 1 Seeir>g 71 Doys ers on Taiwan lias increased punching • Mtmy Others. s h o u ld b o ! ’'•wnsawww^i 12 Gc^ 42 Or 72 Officiols 21-24-41-47. Diamonejs... Francia Cosma, 63, o f 606 &'60-73-75 >10. 130ne 43 To 6567-72 ' 486.2 per cent since 1948, when Select your own Schedule The He and She CANCER 73 M o le Center St. — Improper backing 44 Stimulole . A I- - 14 Moy 74 You'll CAPRICORN a lamd-reform pregram waua (Days, Attemoona, Evea., (originEdly evading’' responsiUl- '^1 15 W ill 45 Dealings 75 Portner R 4 C K OfC “ rfv launched. Faum production rose Sat.) Free Testing — Individ Premium Canadian ^ ^ J U L Y 22 16 News 46 DistorKe 76 Along ity) — pleEided guUty, fined >26. Foreignera 10 Pet. 170r>e 47 Professiorvit .77 Associote* JAH. If ual Instruction — Modem anctONLY 830 per cant in the same period. The court remitted >EU>. 18 Long 48 Messoge 78 Favored 0)12-26-38-49 5- 9-30-54^ Teemhing Aids (Audio Caui- Ernest H. Dufresne, 27, of 8 Of German Workers cgySl-76-79-86 19 For 49 Ask 79 M oney 626861-S5V£ You've Never Sten Anything 200f 50 Your 80 Avoid ettes, etc.). Accreditiad by CUnton St. — failure to display BONN — The number of to r- UO 21 Best 51 Fovors 8) Unfoir AQUARIUS FALSE TEETH ACBS —'Students Loams — >1249 Half Gal. - >6.75 Quart JULY 21 V 22 Cooperative 52 Respect 82 Intimocies at pUdea — pletuled guUty, fined eigners employed in West Ger- JAH. 20 That Loosen , 23 Moon 53 Heorir>g Appioveed for Vet. A Depend Uke It Oeforei Ifs New. Uaique, AUG. 22 83 Intimate >10. many haa reached 2.17 milUon, I 24 For 54 Plons 84 Feelir>g$ Ftf. II , Need Not Embarrass ents — Approved by U.S. >349 Pint • >1.751/2 Pt Bonnie M. Dutton, M School or lo per cent of the working 2- 8-14-28 « 25 Discreet 55 And 85 Opposition 3- 6-19-22/^ Don’t keep worrying about your Dept. Justice to r Non-Dninl- DiffMeat, and IT W IU SAVE YOU MONEY! cS7g-43-56 26 Time 56 Suggestions 66 Lir^es Z761-78 falee teeth droppfnc at the wrong St. — firat-degm reckless en- force. O f the 1.66 million men } 27 Projects 57 Top 87 From gramt Alien Students. - VIRGO 28 Resporxi PISCES tilM. A denture adhedve can help. dangermeid — nbUed. smd 62,000 wom en Edlens, ’ 21.6 58 Is 68 M oke FA STE E TH * rivee dentures a long C A LL 663-2871 F o r Catalog n 29 Welcome 59 Relotions 89 You « ! . IP David W. Hodgon, 17, of 147 per cent come from Yugoslavia, S 3 0 V o u r 60 W ith er, firmer, eteadier hold. Makes eat 90 Headwoy ing more enjoyable. For more lecurity CAREER TRAINING Autumn St. — fourth degree 19.6 from Turkey, 18.6 from 1-2S-33-S9 )Good and comfort, use FASTEETH Den INSTITUTE Urceny — continued to June 6 Italy, 12 from Greece, smd the wnv Advene ^j^N eu tn l ture Adhesive Powder. Denturee __ (uuuoiM wHisn ■ «eiuo • foui ruas oui • iighty pioof • (E)s(»uiu)i impoits go, ity,aY. '64-77-8082 449 Silas Deane Highway for poostUe youthful offender remEdnder from other coun 1^ that fit are eeeential to health. See from $100 Ank about our xpwof^jirfm^lptSiiVorj^flg p&plo your dentist regularly. Wetherofleld, Conn. 06109 designation. tries. 7^ i-TiPAOfi SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, qONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI ICHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 manrl^pBtpr upon our conduct In our tUsafregmants. Connecticut A bout Town We do not know where to find ttie cure. Connally McGlellan Fights Hard ifpralb Certainly, It la not in Oovenior Wallace Manchester Chapter of Ha- an4 what he has been ottsrtiif ua; cer Yankee Tlwmss P. O’Brien daasab will Install officers to PTtnr.Tmmin B Y T H E tainly it la not In the conduct ofhla T o Leave VERON—Thomas P. O’Brien night at 8:80 p.m. to the HANCHBSTBR PDBLISBINa CO. of Hartford, a reUrsd Hartfond home of Mrs. Joseph Kopman, U BtM ll BtTMt By AtILOt would-be aaaaaaln. We aee. In (act, no' poUceman, died ^erday at For Senate Re-Election 104 Ludlow Rd. **5SSSJ^!^*w drinkew Biwand inethe bartender,nanenaer, two previous Saaate -tmitC- whether the senlotltji^ys the Three Months ...... 9.78 The Biottierbood-In-Actlon Bastogne Is 12 miles southwest determined. One H o n t h ___ ...... 198 full beard in OonnooUout poUtl- was leaving the Treas- at 8:18 a.m. from the Dillon asked’ for their help, shoved paigns: dividends he Single Copy ...... 18c By Carrier ...... weekly 78c oal history and than s h n i^ It m y with " n t o l ^ but the pro- Funeral ndme^ M MahT"»t!; c ^ p a l i i ’ cu d s to ^ p a h ^ ' niptibUcaa Wayne Babbitt of ' “ • " '1 ^ pe^e^'^T^ tired of "*«« tomorrow to Support For The President off prematurely, on the mis to u ^ admlratton for the ^ o rd , with a Mass ot the «««» headed out and on down North Uttle Rock, a veter- being ftortto senlori^ first to " P™‘ Washington Social ti^ wL cmteiTrin Mve^^^lac^ H E H B B R O P Resurrection to St. Justin’s the street. toailan and former head of the power, first to i«*i.>...»« Cauh. against the North, a U.S. com- wM cm ^a in sewrai places. t h e a s s o c i a t b d p r e s s It has besn a gMiwal assumption taken assumption ths snwtoa The Associated Press Is exduatvely en would po home when its wtX'k He said Nixon’s foreign and Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial Facing hia most serious chai- Uttle Rock office of the Hous- Surt^to everything else,” Piyw ------mi^ue ^d: ‘'All pumping titled to the use e t repobUcation ot all for sMne Urns that almost all Amer domesUc pollUces have hU will be to Mt. Benedict Ceme- lenge to re-election since ISM, tog and Urban Development says. ^^e'ta Chapter. RAM. will j news dLspatdies credited to It or not other WBB dOO0* wise credited in this paper and also the icans, including haiwks, were sick of the There la another title which complete sujqiort.” tery, Bloomfield. Democrat McCaellon, a veteran Department, will take on the Boswell and Pryor say that m*®t tomorroilr at 7:80 p.m. at mmilst i n l i n e rumUng down ^ ^ local news published here. war in Vietnam, even though for dif All rU^U ot repubileatlon ot .special dis might be awarded to this 1073 ‘•vlsh in Friends may call at the funeral ot 80 years to the Senate, is Democratte nominee to the No- McClellan demonstrated an to- the Masonic Temple. The Royal buUdUigs anT five b o m e f patches nerein are also reserved. ferent reasons. - session, of almost equal valid pmlstog Connally, describing home tonight from 7 to 9. searching every niche of the vember gensfal election. senslUvity to human needs and degree wlU be conferred. iqetnam Into ^ demili- him as "the architect of the • ------state for votes. M caelhui’s opponents hope pursued w r o n ^ M ^ t i w ^ H>«>W Whiting, high priest will «=ne w r e destroyed. A j ^ and The HanAesterAnchester PublishingPubllshh Company as- ity and Importance. su m e a ' no0 tlnancial______responsibility______for ty ^ There has been some surprise, then, It could be nominated to go new economic ptolcy” and a- Max Younginan McCHoUan, 78. is (^ipoBed to to deny him a majority to the voting against Soolal Security, preside. cuts the lln? secondary explosions at the graphical '■ errors appearing In_ advertls-______^ r of torength to the admta- Max Youngman of New the May SO primary toTthiae primary and fowVniioff. In- v to ^ bene^etoiM ti^ — previously could carry ” ments and other reading matter In The at the repiMt of one respected pollster down In history as ths first ses- Hanchester Evening Herald. Sion which upset a veto hy Oov- *****^®“- York City, father of Mrs. Leon term Rep. David Pryor, 87, cumbents have traditionally aid for needy children and tax The Twin Mothers dub of and railroad siding " " to the effect that BO per cent of us Full service client ot N. B. A. Service, Inc. einor MeakUI. Ifixon said Connally had (Ruth) Wind of Manchester, dldd viho is giving up a"sofe” South lost t o Arkansas runoffs. reform while holding a "steel Greater Hartford will meet to- “ P P ° r t eiwmy mech- places. Publishers Representatives — Hathews. ai^rove President Ntxon's decision to This was a devek^ont which ■greed on Dec. 14, 1970 to serve Saturday evening in New Yoric Arkansas congressional seat; The senator is running as the and concrete and brick and morrow at 8 p.m. at Christ ttie ™zed equipment and trucks op- ______Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency to the Cabinst- ...... tor a one-year City ...... ^------mortar oonomit of «oo»«,rlH . •• KimrKing Lutheran rihurch.Church, 493 409 PParic art ‘ rating In the demilitarized —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. mine the harbors of North Vietnam, took almost as much courage mortar concept of prosperity." period hut was persuaded by Funeral services were yestar- Ave.. •VWndsor. Those wishing northern Quang Tri as it took for Sonator Almor to McClellan says, "As we ' " rT province. HEHBER AUDIT BXniBAU OF CIRCUI.A- an act which seemed to escalate and the chief executive to extend day in New Yorit d ty , and TIONR run hia risk of loss of fooe. And Police Charge buUd. we grow; as we grow, we IntormattMi about the club P " " S u sp ect and Intensi^ the war. his tenure to 18 months because burial was in Flushing. N.Y. ptonpv •• may contact Mrs. Richard T. "In addition, U.S. Air Force D ^Iay advertising closing hours it is possible that, havUif team Fire C alls TOT Honday — 1 p.m. Friday ed once to beard thla Govamor of totematlcnal monetary de- Other survivors are a son and The Mnator*s last big race <31berU, 215 Benedict Dr., South tacUcal air strikes cut the plpe- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. To us, the explanations of such a sen In his executive den, tha Lsgia- velopments. two grandchildren. 5 Juveniles was 18 yearn ago when he es- Windsor. toie to several places. The con- For Wednesday—1 p.m. Honday. In monetary affairs, Nixon Memorial week wlU be ob- H e ld For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. timent'seem readily available. lature may evolve some more HANCHESTEB caped a nmott with former Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet tinued dally InterdlcUmi of For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday, permanent, and meaningful, ca said, Connally has not always served in New York <3ity. Five Manchester youths have Monday, S p.m.—smoke re- Qpv. iSld McMath by taking 51 tomorrow at 8:46 p.m. at Com- roads and rail lines and the de; dassitied deadline 4:80 p.m. day won the applause of foreign of- betore publication 4:90 Friday for FV>r those of hawkish persuasion and pacity to exercise its own pow been referred to Juvenile au- Ported at Jeff’s ‘Treasure C3iest, per cent of the vote McClellan munlty Baptist Oiurch. stnicUon of bridges In the pan- Saturday and Honday publication. flclals, saying: "He stands up thoriUes in connecUen with 13 Spruce St.; no fire. .ays he does not view this handle further Impedes the ene- In B a il InsUncta, whose main reason for being er. Tuesday, May 16 But as the sliigle act Of ovsr- so strongly for America—but Service Notes three unrelated incldento — a TOU AN D year’s challenge as serious as The Greater Hartford Home my’s efforts to move fuel south (Continued from Page One) sick of the war has been their belief ridliw a single veto stood, it was they respect him." stolen car, a burglary, and theft Monday, 4:30 p.m.—minor the one.to ISM. But he is run- Economics Club will elect of- by surface transportation." slonally bringing his hands in that we weren't going all out to win a petty, timid reaassrtlon ot The FYssldent quoted Brit Sgt. Charles R. JPeorson^ son of lawnmoweia — Manchester kitchen fire at Gagne homo on ning hard, "m a t’s the only fleers at Its meeting May 28 at The pipeline runs from the front him. ain’s CSianceUor of the Ex- <>7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pear- police reported today, Dunn HUl Rd. 6:30 p.m. at the Solomon Welles coastal city of Vlnh, 148 miles Throughout the midnight ap- Again Violence it, the President's decision was a wel legislative Independenoo dlroot- way I know how to campaign’ ed more to a question of legis chequer Anthony Barber as “ u of Auburn Rd., is a member All were unidentified because he said. Heuse 222 Hartford Ave., Weth- north of the DMZ. Coastal tank- pearance, Bremer volunteered An act o< violohce, committed by an come, long-delayed display of toughness. lative vanity than to ths wsl;. having told him that last De- of the Oklnawa-’based 824 Sup- of their ages, On a recent day in Althelmer, ersfleld. A box lunch irtn be deUvered the fuel to Vlnh no statements, replying only individual, in the spotlight ot a nuHnrml There are even some who, beyond fore of the state. cember’s totomational mone- ply Squadron, which recenUy charged with second-deme a farming town of 1,109 in the catered. Reservations close to- ^kesm w said toe line -with terse answers when ques- A rkan sas River Delta, morrow and may be made with ooo\i be rapidly rebuilt, and tloned. political atmosphere which is ftill of pas^ relishing the toughness of the Preldent's The first thiiw to bo noticed larcen? to coi^ecUon ^ tti^ e about the supposedly courageous ^ d not tove Men ^ b l e s t a n d ^ Unit Award for the theft of a car Sunday afternoon Assembly McCleUan pumped hands with Mrs. Diane Chauvln, Bioomtielcf. - ^ ‘ rlcan bomMra would con- when Goetz asked if he was sionate twists and turns ot Issues, always action, think it might even operate to legislative victory over tit* save tor OonnaUy’s forceful second consecuUve year. Sgt. ^ras a 16-year-old boy. The car UteraUy everyone in a brisk ____ attack It. able to afford an attorney, Bre- inspires - two contrasting kinds of speed the end of the war, by putting a executive branchy was that it Wood Jr. of Bast walk down toe three-block busl- Mystic Review. NABA, will During toe 1065^ '"®*’ repU‘ d : “ No, I’m not, and analysis. really destructive pinch on North happened on a day when Ooiv- OM in^ noUfled friends on hw completed a tour of duty to Hartford, was stolen while U Meets On ness section including toe tav- meet tenight at 7 at Odd FeUows ™ P V ^ ^ ®®«’^-®P- emor* Meaklll was out of the CaplM Hill to advance that he Vietnam. parked on Robert Rd. Po- em. ' Hall. Members are reminded “ estimated 800,000 panted attorney.” Vietnam. w ^ d annowce his resignation. jice recovered the car a few " I ’U -vote for y ou -v ou ’ve to bring Items for a Wtehen I®**?” ™ ‘ ® highways U ^ ltz th«n said Bremer One type of reaction centeis upen the state. XU vDie lOT you—you ve •• bridges and rail lines destroyed wanted to ACLU to represent V The thing the legislativo mice "H e’s going to go back and Pvt. Leonard M. Horvath, son heurs later on Birch Mountain fact that one lawless Individual, who But the main reason for a widening work his cattle,” a congressian- of Mr. and Mri^. James E. Hor- been in there a long time build- scclai which wUl M l^ d for ^y U.S. air strikes, him. , ' dared to play with on a day the Abortion al source said. "None of his vath of 86 Proctor Rd., and Pvt. ' . i^Arkansa^’ s^d an old man ®" r e Chinese sent 80,000 railroad Goetz questioned Bremer to probably should have been in smne Und of public support for President Nixon Governor was away was tttted Democratic friends are sur- Patrick P. (toilet, son of Mr. ^ l^ y e y -o ld boy and his 10- (Oontinued foom Page One) sitting on a bench. meeting. troops to North Vietnam to establish that he was unable to ot custody anyway, succeeded in obtain in his decision to blockade and bomb "An Act Ompeming the .Batab- prised. and Mrs. Bernard P. Collet of brother were appre- Music to McClellan’s ears. keep toe northeast and north- afford counsel. liahment of-a Legislative Pro the McClellan’s campeUgn seems TA* American Legion Auxil- ing a weapon the law should not have North Vietnam iqiib some Und of sub "Ita addition, his brother’s to 116 Benton St., recenUy grad- “ connecUon with conservative side, that west rail lines operating. "My worth is less than $200 gram Review' Committee,” and troulde down there .. . He’ll uated from the clerical school weekend . . break _ into a bicycle law prot^tlng the right of toe designed to exude vigor and lary. D e p ^ e n t of CkamMtl- d S lm ed today dollars,” Bremer replied, say- allowed him to possess, then penetrated mission lies in the way a good many it was another of those gim probably go back and cam- at the UB. Army Armor On- St. Police imbom child to Uva would pass gusto, a rejoinder to claims cut. ^11 have ita ^ u al Gold „ g bombers had de- tag the only property he owned a security guard which should have been pei^le who are neither hawks nor doves micks which, however it works said toe $80 worth of merchan- the court’s cmistitutional test. t ^ he should be retired for Star Motoeris Sunday at 8 stayed toe North Vietnamese a m o t i v e ^ le . stronger, and thus committed an act for have analyzed the President's situation. out, wiU most probably result for him, the source ’ ” *®^ dlse taken In the break was re- The split decision that struck his age, if not for his record. P-m. at'* toe*^*"~ Hungarian*^' ”* capital’s main waterworks sta- U.S. Attorney Geoqse Beall which he himself should receive the death in more brownie points from ______received baric training*^ Ft returned to toe down „ toe old law gave con- Swinging - - his arms and snap- - ...... munlty , Hall, , 146 ^ Ward tlon and destroyed or exten- recommended toe $200,000 bond So far as they are concerned. Presi those distinguished outside ex penalty. Knox. - ...... **°P* * P*** Angers on a campaign WalUngford. Reservations close gj^eiy damaged dike and dam because o f the "nature and clr- dent is a leader who has, deqiite perts who make a luermttvo pro Vernon ___ Two )4-year-old boys were ul“C*wUy worded law mlg^t trek, McClellan remariu, Friday andmay be made with systems In four provinces. In- cumstances (rf toe charges.” fessional thing out of rating To sum up this type of reaction, it says the nagging Ubltsiiig of his dovish Navy Seaman Ret. David A. charged ■with second-degree P®“ "Campaigning—wonderful, I Mrs. Ehigene Freeman, 879 eluding that holding back toe “The weight of toe eiddence Photoeraphed by Bylvlaa Ofiara and helping improve state legis Driver Charged Clark, son of Mr. smd Mrs. Jriui *^*Ytory in connection with toe Only 2nd Circuit Court of Ap- love it." A clutch of supporters Onter St. Red River near toe Hanoi air- against him Is very strong," there is something wrmig with our law erttiOB, demonstrated, by his withdrawal latures. In actuality, the new J. Claric of 74 Hollister St. and ^ o en t theft of two lawnmowers peals Judge J. Ekiward Lum- complains good-naturedly that ------port. The boardcast charged Beall said- and order apparatus. ot nearly half a mllUon American troope ONE OF NATURE’S JEWELS: BIRCH CATKIN bill merely formallaes powers Second Time Seaman Ret Stephen R ' Sul- ® storage area at toe bard, who wrote toe majority set too fast a pace. The Disabled American Vet- that hundreds of civilians h a d ------the Legislature already poesess- from Vietnam, the sincerity o f his own Uvan son of Mr and Mrs Rich- P“ *ade. The mowers, poUce <^>lnlon, ruled flatty "that toe His campaign slogan, "Ar- erana AuxIHary wlU meet to- been killed or wounded in toe The second kind ot post-assassinatiatt- ed in Its existing committee In Samie Day ard L. Sullivan of 78 School St “ ® cwned by First Hart^ state’s tateresta are Insufficient hansas’ strong voice’’ speaks morrow at 7:30 p.m. at toe VFW bombing attacks, Coventry Man effort to wind down the war. But North structure, or could have creat attempt reaction and analysis H k«« to are serving with a special Coii- Realty Oorp. to take from toe woman, toe de- boU» *<> the pb^cai Image he Home. Hanoi’s official Vietnam ed by simple, resolutions any James J. Gorman, $6, of 881 _ _ cirion after cooceptloa whether wants to jwoject and to senior!------News Agency reported Monday Vietnam, Instead of accepting such a Herold ^ nectlcut Company at toe Navy’s Found Dead aissume that the individual who appears time it felt like it. But the busi pointed, magnanimous and civilized In- Porter St., Manchester, was ar- Baric Tratatag Center, Orlando. (Jynthla M. Garey, 16, of 42 she wiU bear a child and that ly- Senior members of ttie South that UB. planes had dropped Charles O. Hicktag, 81, of out of nowhere to deal the violent blow Is Yesterdays ness of making this Legislature rested twice Saturxlay'night by Fla. B ^ ^ l»n ‘^uktos“of ®**®l“ “‘® ®PP*^rtate decision Boswell and Pryor enjoy United Methodist Ctourch will mines Sunday In the mouths of Nathan Hale Rd., CJoventry was vitaton to a stalemate, decided to repay Inside OH,Go stand bigger in its own eyes and *•____ ^ . . . ^ loaflast night /anon /*hos«/rABcharges of Wea^A/kVbreach YnalrAi*maker; svtiia^must Wa be free ^ to bcuiklng among toe state’s Ub- meet Thursday nocn at Susannah rivers In Nam Ha province, found dead yesterday afternoon sick; that his b e i^ sick Is part of a gen Vernon PoUce on motor vriiicle Manchester High School, President Nixon by launching its biggest rate higher in the charts of the of peace at Mata and Center choose." erals, blacks, youths and labor Wesley House of toe riiurch. The U.S. Defense Department In a bam to toe rear of his eral sickness in which our whole soolety 25 Years Ago vtotattous. offensive ever, in the,hope ot gaining for outside appraisers required the The firri arrest was made at Airman Randall R. Welsh, Sts. She allegedly made an ob- U.S. District Court Judge Jon organizations, with Pryor hold- Members are reminded to bring admitted Monday ' that In addi- home. PoUce said death was an Dr. James J. O’Leary be shares; that the atmosphere In Which Humphrey's Gloves passage of this special bill. p.m. in ejection irtto a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. scene gesture to a passing po- O. Ne'wmon, in a concurring tog toe state AFTrCIO endorse- sandwiches. Dessert and bevera- tlon to mining North Vietnam’s apparent suicide by hanging. itself that comidete military -victory comes director ot research for _ lice otticer, police said. She was 'opinion, wrote that toe state ment. ges wUl be served. Plans wlU harbors, U.S. planes had The case is still under tavestiga- this sickness trending toward violence The Governor, . to Us veto t w o ^ a t ^ o o t at Rt. 80 and Wels> of 468 Woodland St., re- the Life Insurance Investment message, played the game - as ~waa oloaelv niwt ® ® 7 t o appear ta court June 6. tentlon that toe old law pro- toey are to deny the senator a group’s picnic in June. Vietnamese rivers and canals. Mr. Hicklng was bom March forego. To reduce this feeling to sim]dest be must have sensed the Legis ^ to foUowtag too closely and basic tratatag at Lackland mosphere for which our whole society is First floor of town almshouse lature wanted it played. He care------tected toe right of toe unborn victory, they must cut deeply ___ The U.S. (fommand's report t9, 1891 ta Mancherier, and had terms, President Nixon was trying to do for temporary school use is ap frilure to carry His operator's a p b , CWo., for training in the to.blame; -that all c( us, therefore, share fuHy skirted, but did not bela lloense. ' ------\ Brian P. Muldoon, 16, of 162 child to life. toto the broad cross-section of The Koffee Krafters will operations said more lived ta Coventry for over 40 something Ug and right and North Viet By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak proved by State Board of Bdu- bor, the practical point that the The Moond arrest was m J. a ^ Eldridge St., was arrested on a He said he was "persuaded conservative voters where meet tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. at toan 1,800 strikes had been years. He had been employed collectively some ot the guilt for the catldn. nam repaid and rewarded him by trying proposed legislatlan might be at U:90 p.m. ta connection with » s e n ^ , he at- charge of breach of peace last that protecting the Ufe of toe M caellan traditionally has the Oommunlty Y. Members 7>ciwn against rail lines, rail- by the Town of Coventry Hlgh- terriUe thing that has baiqiened; tpid WASHINGTON—A backstage a secret Humphrey strategy vote. McGovern's lieutenants In quite meaningless, so far as ac a one-car on Union 8t. (community night, after he allegedly created unborn chUd was most likely *>1* majorities. complete work on foil-back- ™od yards, bridges, airfields, way Department before he re to take military advantage of his effort that what we need to do, In the af decision by Sen. Hubert Hum meeting in Lcs Angeles Friday California, believing McGov 10 Years Ago tual effects and results might in whirii Gorman’s car struck ^toUege. ^ disturbance at toe poUce sta- not a purpose of toe 1860 legts- Bowell has been toe severest pictures. Mrs. Stuart Jones boatyards port faciliUes, ware- tired several years ago. He pre- ern’s present poor showing a utlUty prie. ------tlon. Police'said he was protest- lature (which passed toe law )." ® *■*** ‘ ' attacking where is Instructor. Hoetesses are Mrs. houses, antiaircraft missile viously had worked at toe Case to make peace. phrey's campaign to finally take afternoon. Althougti undetermin Clyde G. Beckwith is marshal be concerned, and then proceed termath, is to take Just as searching a ed at this writing, Humphrey among Jewish voters puts him Ho was charged with faUure J®” ‘ *'® of Miss Garey. He didn’t say how he would McClelland would seem most jceepj, Kaminski and Mre! ®“®®- ^®* «leDCta and other tar- Bros. Paper Mill ta Manches- off the gloves against Sen. for 1962 Memorial Day Parade. ed to take his own heroic stand locric at ourselves as we direct into the At this point all the human nature in George McGovern will become himself may Join the attack. It behind Humphrey statewide, are In the following paragraph: - .i-k t — A ----- ■------J - cf Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fabian He was released on his promise rule on a law included that fiMmldaWe—on fighting crime RusseU G. Powell. A baby-ritter Inside North Vietnam since ter for many years. now porttraying McGovern os a Jacob F. Miller is re-elected 32 HIU Dr., RockvUle, re to appear June 6. purpose. ‘ ” <7 Arkansas River develop- jg available. May 8, when Nixon ordered the Survivors are 4 sons, Robert character and behavior of the would be side the President resimnded with an clear within the next week when was decided no great emphasis "Furthermore, the preroga WTitt6n WErnin^ for driving af- Aontlv was nromotpd tn h<« champion of Israel. In fact, Mc president ot Manchester Me centty was promoted to his ------The third Judge on toe panel "tent. ‘ ___ air campaign intensified. Hicklng, Carl Hicktag and Worried Workers Brigades sud be put on the social Issues of morial Hospital board of tives of the General Assembly ter drinktag. He was treated for ^ promoted to his assassin. instinct to do something to punish Hanoi abortion, amnesty and mari Govern, displaying undeniable present rank while serving as pred F. Gllha, 19, of 116 T. Emmet Oarie of the U.s! ‘ rtme rate ta America Manchester Chanter Disabled Hundreds more nUsrions Charles Hicktag Jr., all of Cov denly turn up at factory gates trustees.' are well estaUlshed as are facial injuries at Rockville Gen and make It pay dearly for Its new ‘‘ag ail over California. juana which preoccupied last courage, has been the one D ^ - those of the Ebcecutive and Judi eral Hospital and released. His an administrative specialist Elizabeth Dr., was arrested last District Court, dissented, caU- increased by 176 per cent American Veterans will meet "'®f® Rown by support aircraft, entry, and Raymond Hicklng of If one goes Into the effort to resolve ocratic Presidential cenaidate with toe Air Force at Hancock night on charges of procure- tag toe ruling a "bold asaumn- *7"®® 7®®°- "dien McClellan be- tc„i_ht at r at the American •nclu and^refreahme^ ** craft, 182 pieces of railroad Anacortes, Wash.; 27 gr^dchil- ing how the Federally-backed and $1 btlUon for CaUfomia. De that McGovern consistently vot can he retain the devotion his been waiting for through two mestic disturbance. He was re theories. Certainly, It Is difficult to write last night on charges of second- ejected ta toe building, police ®®T. which \ has been named rolling steck and 40 ware- *7ren and 6 great-grandchildren, is not accurate, even though, in the Lockheed loan, supported by feat of the Lockheed loan would ed against bills providing mili campus - suburban constituency whole sessions — a chance to leased on a $260 non-surety either of them off. A truly rlgmous gun degree criminal trespass and said. after McClellan and the late houses, the communique said. The Holmes Funeral Home, main, it may have been a somewhat Humiriirey and opposed by Mc have cost the state 72,000 Jobs. tary and economic aid to Israel. because ot advanced ideological show its independence-and cour bond. (tab Scout Pack 367 will meet disorderly conduct. The arrest Grouting powder was spread ®®"‘ 7^°*>‘ rt 8. Kerr of Okla- , ___ . _ J The communique also report- Main St., Manchester, is in contnd law, for instance, might have Govern, saved his Job. Had Constdering how much Califor It will be shown that McGovern positions while winning over age and willingness to vote Robert J. Alien, 46, of 106 tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Richard charge of arrangements, vriiich fateful and negative acceptance of a came after police received com- over the entire area, p<4ice add- Tioma. George McGovern prevailed, he nia has suffered from President expressed concern over the blue - collar workers merely be down the Governor on the sim New Bolton Rd., Manchester, Martin School. are incomplete. “ meant no weapon in Laurel, Maryland, situation of no choice rather than opti plaints of a prowler at 234 New ed. ______would be out of work. Nixon’s modest defense reduc property and psychological loss cause he seems honest and sin ple direct issue that he was the was charged Saturday with op yesterday. An even heavier security sys State Rd. He was released <»i a _____ mistic approval of a potential deliver Beyond Lockheed, the Wor tions, what would happen if a es suffered by the Arab refug cere. If he keeps the California executive and it was the legis erating under toe influence (X $100 non-surety bond for court Other vandalism reports from • tem, with stricter rules against letUng a ried Workers Brigades will con President McGovern carried out ees from Palestine with no simi workingman, it will be In spite lative. liquor ta connection with th< ance from our agony In Vietnam. tend McGovern would multiply lar comments about Jews kick appearance June 6. tjje weekend, reported by police candidate mix with a crowd, could have his promise to cut over $30 bil of his positions — not because BventuaHy, who knows, this investigation of a two-car accl California unemployment by ed out (rf Arab countries. ------today. Included: damage by lion? the workers are ignorant of tiny beginning of courage may dent on Taylor St. prevented the attemiR. But, on the odier massive cuts in defense and Three television sets, valued rocks to a car on Brainard PI.; Nearly as Important to In addition, McGovern will be them. Humphrey’s anti - cam grow until the Legislature at Police said that Allen alleged space spending while increas at a total of $1,130, were taken windows bndeen at South hand, who can really escape the feeling Humphrey is the big Jewish painted as a proponent of bus- paign is seeing to that. least considers, some day, the ly drove acroea a lawn aw A Man For Any Year ing tax burdens with his scheme struck a car backing out of i in a break early this morning school, S. Mata St,; damage to that with this, the fourth major as for a $1,000 government hand , possibility of upsetting the Gov Into Norman’s-CJonsumer Sales g swimming pool at a W. Cen- Saying a Und word about the boas — driveway on Thylor St. aw sassination attempt within a pt^tlcal out to every American. The ernor on some occasion when it Inc., 443 Hartford^ Rd., police fgr gt. home; and damage to a in this case. Gardner C. Weld, president merely happens to think it has driven by Theodore C. Wagnei decade, there is indeed some kind of na mefto dispensed at plant gates: of 22 Strant St., Manchester reported. . construction site off Tudor of the Herald PubUshlng Co. — never got “ Californians want Jobs, not been right and he has been Police were summoned to toe lene tional madness upon us, somehow worse anybody into trouble. But In this in // wroiy? on some real issue of Wagner was trMted at Rook store shortly before 1 a.m. by a ------handouts.” vlUe General Hospital and dis and more extreme than ever before, a stance, we Jump at the chance to write This assault on McGovern’s Suddenly I Feel Wonted!'' significance. But for the p.reaent, silent alarm. When they ar something nice about the boss, and thank the idea that the Legislature charged. Allen was released a rived, they found a front glass madness which „tricks uS all into being growing support among work a $280 bond. the Press Clifb for giving us the oiqiortu- ingmen Is part of a Humphrey was displaying Its majesty idien door smashed and a crowbar complacent about violent and divisive nity. By designating him the 1972 "Man it overrode the first veto, the All those charged are sebed nearby. Spring strategic 'decision of Immense uled to appear ta Circuit Court • e B P C E E trends in our naUtmal life which, once of the Year,” the Press Club’has called Implications. "We are going to other day, has to yield to the InvestigaticHi Is continuing. IT S A Rockville June 6. for honors to be paid to a deserving, dis show that McGovern is a rad more plausible analysis that the they get rooted, must inevitably flower Richard J. Voistae, 24 of li Is Here! tinguished, Ufe-loog New Britain citizen.. i o ^ Just UKF'Galdlvater was in veto vote was a knee-jerk vote, A building at Camp Kennedy Into some evil kind of physical violence? A lot o f men have done a lot of things wUch had even the Governor Windermere Ave., Rockville, was broken Into sometime over 19m T” one hlghly-pldeed Hum was arrested yesterday by Ver which we all tend to call, .public serv phrey operative told u ^ smiling to himself as he dutiful the weekend, police reported, SHOP NOW AT non police on a warrant Issued We will not settle this debate easily. ice,” but few have had the sincere motl- Justifying this, Humphrey ly pretended, later on, that he*^' but it is not known if anything 10Q by Circuit Court 8 charging Meanwhile, we are blessed end fortuiuite vatlcsi and consistent dedication to civic men claim .McGovern fired the had been upeet by the upset. was taken. Entry apparently him with breach of peace. This test pattern is part of toe was gained by breaking a lock to have preliminary medical signs that causes that Mr. Weld has demonstrated first shot. A'M sG ovem pamph over the years. He has served atone let now circulating In Los An Voistae was turned over to toe Herald’s quality printing control ^^““th T reM “ d(»ri prftae“ skld" Coventry the life of Ck>vemor Wallace has not geles neighborhootli reads: West Haven PoUce l^partment. program to give you toe nation’s ^he building was ransacked. time or another as a mayor of the city, The arrest was made ta con- finest newspaper. been taken. We would be still more a commissioner, a ward councilman, an "The ■Johnson/Humphrey/Nlxon FREE W ITH TH E CAR A 'Thoaght for Today necUon with an incident ta that honored Boy Scout leader, a veterans’ war must be stopped. You must Shoppe fortunate if he were to have such a re Sponsored by the Manchester etty. stop It. George Mc(3ovem can organization leader, a buslneasman, a OouncU of O w S iS i (taidy A. Swtanerton, 16 of 312 covery as to enable him to resume his atop It.” Dopot Bd., Coventry trustee of municipal institutions, and BoltoR Rd., Vernmi, was arrest campaigning almost immediately, to re (take a deep breath) — as honorary city But Humphrey’s new hardline ed yesterday and charged 'with ALL PLAIN is, In truth, no retaliation but a Prayer-Medltafion THAT USES UTTLE! ceive, on his feet, the legitimate answer Centennial chairman, honorary NAACP Lord, larceny, fourth degree. The ar AU Sizes! 3 to 52! life member, service club officer, and matter of calculated strategy. to his appeal to the American people— We are hidden in ourselves. rest was made in connection Children - Petite J r.- (once more, breathe deeply) — as a Anxious not to alienate the with a complaint made by McGovemlte left fringe If be is We live, and move, and have an answer In ballots, not bullets. newspaper executive and still more not Nugent's ta toe T ri-aty Shop- nominated, Humphrey long op our being in deep mystery. But COATS Trim G irl-Trim Teen mentioned. this is not enough for us. We ;Ung Plaza. We wish for such speedy and complete He is a prime booster of New Britain. posed any overt antl-McGovem \M ■ Half & Super Sizes campaign. However, McGov play hide and seek with our Miss Swtanerton was released recovery, for his good and for ours. His faith in this city's capacity to survive selves, a desperate game that is on her promise to appear. challenges and to grow and expand has ern’s persistent success among hlue-coUar workers, patricular- not play. We hide even we ..Michael P. Manley, 48 of Dresses - Casual A Dressy As for our own recovery, as a people, never faltered. All the whole, year In and ly in Ohio, convinced the Hum- know because we are unild; Windsor, 7/as arrested last night JACKETS out. he had ‘had a warm, gentle-manly Gowns A Long Skirts we cannot but feel that depends upon idirey command he had better we seek even what is not there on a re-arrest warrant issued sense of respect and friendship for the some deep regeneration of our national worry about getting nominated because we are afraid. The last by Circuit Oout 12. Manley was Pant Dresses A Pant Suits countless stream of people he has met. A thing to the world we want is originally charged 'WlUi reckless CLEANED AND PRESSED .sense of Identity, unity and purpose first and elected afterwards. Slacks - Skirts • Sweaters friendly word; a warm smile; an op Antl-McGovem tactlca in Cali to be known as we are. We ate driving to connectimi with an which revives, with fresher clarity than timistic attitude are personality char- fornia were opposed by state masters of masquerade to pro incident to Vernon. Blouses - Poly A Knit Tops the words or the visions of our own day acteristicB which you can’t help but re Assemblyman Walter Karablan, tect ua from detection. He was held at toe police sta spond to. They are the mark of an •And yet, O Lord, we ache to tion overnight to Ueu of posting MICHAEL'S Swimsuits - Shorts - seem to give us, the standards of mutual Humphrey’s southern California essentially Und man. cbalnnan who has close person be understood. Grant us the a $200 bond. He was to appear Bcooterskirtz - Coats - conduct and tolerance ’ for which we The Press Chub has dbneweU In its al ties to the party’s left fringe. courage to feu;e the fear of be ta Circuit (taurt, RockviUo, to FORD PINTO $1960 Suits • Jackets Your Ford Dealer’s economical little Pinto coets lots less than choice. Gardner Weld—who Is "Cuz” to He was overruled by. Mayor Jo trayal and the fear of unworth- day. CLEANERS originally organized ourselves. We Vega and toe leading imiiorts* . . . and is now even more eco v w TOYOTA a legion of friends — Joins a distinguish toess that blind our eyes Matthew Felgel, 19 of Daids DiTtUN Imagine there was once such a love and seph Alloto of San Prpnclaco • .1 ■ nomical. Because your local Ford team is giving away 100 free rmro Sm^r COROUA VEGA OKI ed roster of local men so honored in the bind our hands. We would grow ill and other key Humphrey men. Ave., RockvUle, was charged Closed Mondays gallons regular gas — 'with every Pinto model sold and deUv Beetle 1M prizing of freedom among us that we vol past. The tributes to bo paid to him to Their argument; Humphrey to freedom and reach out to early this morning with h >“ ^* ered between May 16 and June 30! COtoT good only ta Hartford, OPEN DAli. Y 8 A.M — ? P. OPEN WED. EVE. unteered the necessary disclpSnes to it. night are easenUally a community must win the California prim love and trust. Ing on Rt. S3. Tidland and Windham Counties ta Connecticut. Pick your favor tribute. But perhaps the highest tribute Greta W ontell Crosby Daily 9:80 to 5:00 f>M . ite — toe 2-door Sedan, 8-door Runabout or one of the new Pinto We imagine there was a time when an ary June 6 to be nominated; All of those charged, with toe m *2l59‘ m •2109’ m One Mite Past Coventry Wagons —’ and get ta on tots 100 gaUon giveaway now at yoiir w of all will be the number of people who, to win the primary, be must SA I UPEr-i 8 A.M, — 6 P.K submitted by exception Manley, are schediUed Fo^ Dealers! instinctive feeling that we were one na looking up to him, can call him a friend. capture the blue-collar vote. Center on Depot Rd. asilckxr prIcM ai« lor beta 2-door modoU. Dotlor pnpantlon and ■Arnold P, Westwood to appear ta (Circuit (taurt 12, Details were hammered out at dattinatlon chargaa, II any, tlUa and laxti art axtra tion imposed a sense of responslbUlty —NEW BRITAIN BBStALD Unitarian Unlversahst Society RockvlUe, June 6. Spend 15 minutes With your Ford %am's Pinto
•i ^ AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 PAGE NINE Political Balla'd Sounds a Sour Note on Hopeful Candidate's Trail What Townsfolk Think of Political Assassination Attempt in Maryland WASHmcnoN (a p ) — ckv. (3eor^^ C. Wallaoe has played A telephone and on-the-street upon a ohonl of polittoal protest survey made this morning by Leaders that won’t be aUenoed kgr the Herald staff members on reac buUaU that tor thd praaant Wallace Hit tions to yeSMrday’s attempt on have stilled bis praaUlonfial the life of Gov. George WaUace In Maryland in Laurel, Md. revealed an al-' Express It la a campaign that aaamod most unanimous feeling of shock destined to rtaoh its Ugh point and horror at the latest of a se today, with the Alabama gover Supermarket IX-i ries of successful and unsuc Outrage nor farorad to win the Demo- cessful attempts to assassinate oratio primary atoottooa In (Contlnned from Page One) public figures. Maryland and MloUgan, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "I am shocked and dismayed But Wallaoa eould prove and ordered held under g200,000 at the shooting,’’ Miayof' John L«aden across the political more tormldabla In the waoks bond on charges of shooting 1 Vi W. Tliompson said. “ I beUeve spectrum have reacted with ahead from a hoqgAtal bad, a Wallace and a Secret Service there’s entirely too much vio shock, outrage and dismay at martyr to Ua poUtloal cause, agent. lence in our country, and I hope the shooting of Albama Gov. ♦hen as an aotlvs campaigner The agent, Nicholas Zarvoe, the supporters of Gov. WaUace George C. Wallace and de trying to beooma a Damooratio underwent six hours of surgery will accept this as the act of a plored the trend of political vio Dowar broker. for a bullet wound in the-neck madman rather than a poUtlcal lence in the nation. in Maryland and Mldilgan, and was listed in good condi assassin. I hope some day soon Many officials recalled the Wallaoo is sure to enlarge on tion. Doctors said the buUet our country can settle down, aasassinaUona of President the bloc of preaidanlial-nanil- damaged Zarvos’s voice box. and a Presidential candidate John T. Kennedy, Martin Lu nating votaa that now raUc him Alabama State Police Copt. won’t be taking his life in his ther Ifing Jr. and Sen. Robert {Urd in the field. Wallaba has B.C. Dothard, who also was Ut, hands by going out to meet peo F. Kennedy upon learning of 110 votes. Ban. Oaatge was treated for a flesh' wound ple. McGovern leads with 8M Brat- on his right side and released "I have strong hopes for his the shooting at a Laurel, Hd., '..'■sj shopping center on Monday. ballot commitments, gen. Hu from the hospital. recovery, and I hope aU the peo Dora Thompson, a Wallace ple of our community wiU Join Sens. Goerge McGovern and bert a Humphrey has MIH. campaign worker, suffered a in praying for him and the Hubert H. Humphrey, the lead It anieara oeitaia that aoma- leg wound and was listed in ing contenders for the Demo how the i t n Wallaoa more- members of his famUy." satisfactory condltirai in Holy ’Ted Cummings, Democratic cratic presidential nominsdlan ment is going to bo eonthmad Cross. Town Committee chairman: "I that Wallace was seeking, can even with the candidate hliaailf Billy Joe (Jamp, Wallace’s Just hope that he recovers and celed their scheduled campaign out of action—that almoat anra- press secretary, told newsmen that somehow we all recover ^ipearances. ly the effort win ha mads to to d ^ that the governor’s cam from this great anger and frus President Nixon called IS n . hold Us delsgatas In « toraa that will have ekut in the di paign for the Democratic presi tration that releases itself in Wallace at her husband’s bed dential nomination will contin this kind of horrible occur side to offer his hope and pray vided Demooratlo ooriwntlon. There ie no obvloua aland-in ue. Camp said Wallace himself rence.” ers for the wounded candidate’s made the decision which was M. Adler Dobkin, Republican recovery. or campaign suecsaacr to Wal relayed by Mrs. Wallace. Town Committee chairman, Ife called the shooting a lace. RU was esssntially a ons- man show. Thars w o re . about "He will be at the Democrat called It “senseless and useless, "senseless and tragic incident" ic convention as a strong, vi an act of someone who is cer 6 1,000 people on band at Laurel. and said the nation has suf tainly unstable. It is the kind of Md. when Wallace was gunned able candidate,’*' Comp told a fered "m ore than enough al- act that comes from the limatic down Monday. No other Ocuo- news conference. “He expects ready from the intrusion of vio fringe, not the majority of the crat can turn out that Und of to win In both Maryland and lence into its political process Michigan." people. It’s too bad that things crowd tor a weekday political es.” Arthur Bremer, accused assailant, shortly after his arraignment late last night. Bremer was charged \yy fed like this have to mar the demo rally. McGovern said, "We can only eral authorities with violating cratic process. I hope that Nonetheless, with the gover hope and pray for the speedy the 1968 a v il Rights Act by as things like this don't get so bad nor out of the campaign, it la Sen. George S. McGovern, contender for the Demo recovery of Gov. Wallace and saulting a candidate for an that It might deter good candi likely someone will stand in to cratic presidential nomination, tells newsmen he is we can rally say a prayer for Secret service agent clutches throat where he was hit during gunfire which elective office. He was charged dates In the future.” He ex represent him as a syndiol of critically injured Wallace. A man, believed to be Arthur Bremer o f Milwaukee, Wis., reaches over the “ terribly shocked by this savage act.” our country." New England Shocked at Shooting also with assault on a federal shoulders of onlookers to fire at Wallace. State and federal charges have been pressed his hopes for Gov. Wal "If w e’ve gotten to the point the mood of protest on the officer, Zarvoe. lace’s recovery. Democratic right. filed against Bremer who was apprehended immediately. in this country where a public By ’niE ASSOCIATED PRESS in this country a man cannot pray not only for Gov. Wallace Fatal assault, on a federal of "I am sure most citizens feel world will be loet to the dicta After today, Wallace ap figure can’t speak out on the is speak his beliefs in campaign but also for our country." ficer carries a possible death ------sad about this event, regardless Political leaders across New tors.” peared to ha^ no place to go sues of the day and seek the ing for the nation’s highest of Vermont Gov. Deane c. of what we feel about Gov. Wal Burke said the shooting ” ls in the primaries. His name Is **®®®**y under the civ- Baton said he rushed to the presidency without being shot, Ehigland rbacted with shock at fice without personal danger.” Davis said, "It is a tragic' situ- il-rigfats-act violation could bo fallen WaUace and began un lace’s poUtlcal and racial view no surprise to the Informed on the ballot for the MSy IS then I tremble for the future of the shooting Monday of Ala Curtis sent a telegram to the atirai when candidates for pub life ImprisMimont U the victim buttrailng his shirt, points,” Dr. Robert H. B^nn, p::opIe of America, eqieciaUy election In Oregon and Rhode Trickery Fails our nation,” he said. bama Gov. George Wallace and Alabama governor’s wife, Corn lic office cannot meet with the when the press and even dies; otherwise maximum pen- ..tow-,,, acting president of Manchester Humphrey, who was cam elia Wallace, saying, "In behalf Island, but neither is hi territo alty is 10 years and $10,000 fine. Where did they get me. Community College, said. "No expressed sympfUhy to his fam- people of this country without p.iests preach hatred toward paigning in Maryland when he of all Maine people, we wish ry likely to prove partloularly Maryland authorities charged one wants to see anyone hurt this risk — this horror . . .’’ Mr. Wallace throughout the na- friendly. Uy and hopes for his speedy re Gov. Wallace and the other per Bremer with four counts of as told him I didn’t think it was because of phllosf^hical view learned of the shooting, rushed New Hampshire Gov. Walter t ir a i.” covery. sons injured by the assaUant a His three primary election too bad." To Reveal Gun points. to the hospital and spent more Peterson said the shooting "la a Rep. Robert O. Tieman, D- sault with intent to kill. FBI complete and speedy recovery. victories were scored' in the agents said he is being held in **rs- WaUace rushed up and , J , . . .w . "This shows a growing tend- than an hour with Wallace’s Sen. Eldward M. Kennedy, D- shocking and senreless act R.I., said, ” I am very dis WASHINGTON (AP) — nearly quadrupled sine You have our deepest sympa South, in Florida, Tsnnasaee, Baltimore (Jounty Jail in Tow- emlsraced her fallen husband T '<»• resort to ex- arlfe while the governor was in Mass., vdio has lost two broth which all Americans deplore. It turbed that something like this You’re at a poUtlcal raUy and a day in Los Angeles, now total- surgery. thies.” and North OaroUna. Hh ran as he lay on the pavement, his means In opposing those ers to assassins’ bullets, said is time for us all to close ranks could happen again in America. strong in losing the primaries "Any act of vicdence adds to Sen. John O. Pastore, D-R.I., ' 2 ^ . different from his Washington office: and Join In prayer for his We differed, of course, on in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. the tension in this 'cotmtry. called the shooting ” a das many issues, but I see no rea "M y heart and prayers go out speedy and complete recovi Wallace is not entered in the What we need more than any tardly act." son to think that you can solve to Gov. Wallace and to mem ery.” California primary which will &d*hU^toJlSK iT” tl g^stur^ wems ^ ‘s*^ “Now'to^^rotocU^^U bTex- thing is a qiirlt of reconcilia any problems by killing some- behind his buUetproof-steel lec- tionwagrai and then transferred - h i, how are ya?” But vrtiat he panded again. Sen. Edward bers of his grief-stricken fami "It casts a shadow on our Rep. William D. Hathaway, award 271 nominating votea on tion," said Hun^ihrey, who raie in political life. And yet. It torn to ^ k e hands ^ t h w ^ - to the ambulance for the 16- reaUy wanted to know U wheth- Kennedy, Rep. Shirley Chi- t^eas llbenO^ are attemDtlmr ly.” while process of electing presi- D-Maine, called the shooting June 6. He talked of a write-in called the shooting a "sad and "Once again," Kennedy said, d^ts,” Pastore said. "We had is becoming more and more wlshere to a supermarket park- minute expressway drive to er you’ve got a gun. sholm and Rep. Wilbur MlUs to ^ r t e L I n U of ^ ktad tragic acL” “ an act of violence to be de commonplace.” campaign there, and bad con "democracy in America h«s Presidrait Kennedy, then Bob plored.” sidered the poeslbUlty of cam* Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Rep. Fernand J. St Germain, Emmett W. Eaton, a cam- Spring. Just outside Washing, ployed by the Secret Service, thoee under guard. ^ . .L ^ f ^ e a s ^ W e a l^ been scarred by senseless and Kennedy, then . . . it makes one “I do not agree with most of paigning In New Mexico which nnivn aMa oam o In T%o a _ l .a i - .j i______j at... ww..a ____ . iiDerai iQeas aiiQ loeais. brother of John and Robert D-R.1., said, ” I think it is a unforgiveable violence. I am wonder what we are coming to. Gecrge Wallace‘8 political be votea the same day. many who o f the shooting at the con- said, "My heart and prayers go very sorry state of affairs we crowd caUed WaUace back: He was In pain,’’ Baton said, right man Monday, George C. share the trepidations of first elusion of Gov. Wallace’s cam- saddened beyond measure that I think that the fanaticism has liefs,” Hathaway said, "but I Now a Wtdlace jwoocy eould out to Gov. Wallace and to are in, pcurtlcularly with so “Hey, George, ain't you going "But he was the calmest one In WaUace Ukely would have been lady Pat Nixon: “ . . . to think palgn stop, Atty. Allan Thomas, tragedy has again stained and gotten out of hand.” deplore any act which would turn up on one or more of tb o^ members en supporters who turned out at Baltimore, said. "AU I can say and Humphrey, the names of arrfest. Dr. Martin Luther King or a three campaigns in the last a definite point of breakdown politics of assassination is not from 7 a.iTi to « n m BSbTto f**® Kalamazoo airport when he Is, It’s a sad business. It’s ter- Sens. Edmund S.Muskle, Hen- A Justice Department spokes- ommendation for democratic that kind of showing on an 11- George Corley WaUace. eight years, and spoke behind it In law enforcement. It seems to over. Marvland where onlir Demo- learned of the WaUace shoot- rible that these things happen, ry M. Jackson and Vance man In Washington said the Se- government when every candi name ballot this year gave The late Robert F. Kennedy Monday at Laurel. But then, be a trend (lawlessness) all Europe Recalls “Perpetrators of violence Democratic leaders the shakes. eon eoot veto! In tho Ing. He told nowsmen he was It’s getting so you don’t know Hartke and Rep. Shirley Oil- cret Service had recovered a ' enntrai-vto his more usual over our country. We need never win and they always end date for the presidency has to ’The former Alabama circuit Democratic pri^arj “terribly shocked by this sav- what’s going to hAppen in our sholm are on the M lcl^ "''at?'’man wanted to kill him, he’d bo® practice, uracU^ he he stepped out to more and good law enforce- up helping the cause they at be surrounded by men to pro Judge promoted his third-parj^ In Michigan, which Is tuUdlng ®«® Act.” country anymore In poUUca Democratic baUot. Rep. Paul Monday which U.S. Atty. probably find a way to do it, no shake those hands. ment." tack," be said. tect him ..And when they don’t _ __ __ Beau said pur- protect them, then It’s quite a candidacy in 1968, and wound its first presidential primary. He dropped plans to carry his Humphrey had planned to N. McCloskey Jr. of (^ U fo r ^ George matter what. Meanwhile, said At a tjqiical Wallace rally. Two men, long-time Manches- Georgia’s Lt. Gov. Lester lI^U8TeVe^o'o^n“from‘ 8‘T.m’. ca^iTp^oomnoiim MnniiAvMonW'night nlvht toto'c^"- Cal- camDaisrncampaign inIn New Jersey later isIs Nixon’s rally wily foe on the GOP chas^ by Bremer Mll- recommendation on the form of up carrying five Southern Kennedy„ a man has to take a lour Secret Service agents ter residents, agreed In their Former Killing Maddox said the shooting "was states against Humphrey aim to 9 p.m. EDT, with officials ifomla, and Tuesday to Oregon, this week before gotng on to side. waukee last Jan. 18. man’s chances stood on the platform, arms condemnation. "I don’t care far more than the shooting of a government Itself.’’ President Nlxcm. predicting a turnout of 1.2 raU- bo7 folded or behind their back. In- whether you like a person or man. ’Those responsible are “ People are losing their LONDON (AP) — mie shoot must stand wholly condemned, He never flatly ruled out an lion of the state’s 4.1 miiUon But does he. to ^ era wh n studying the crowd as If not. You shouldnit shoot him." guilty of shooting America. heads pretty fast these days,” ing of George C. Wallace swept as it will by the overwhelming Aiken said. other third-party campaign this registered voters. 'Voters could *virti^i^everv °"® '^®r® above suspicion. Th® other came out in fa'vor of ’They are npt enemies of Gov. dlo can reach virtually ® v ^ others would be in the au- ® Ron law. "There are too the front pages of newspapers malorlty of the decent, law- Sen. Robert T. Stafford, R- year although he indicated it decide in the booth whether to Wallace biit enemies of Amer was not probaWe. Furthermore, in Europe today. Many rec^led abiding American people. Many Vt.,' said, ”We must find some vote in the Democratic or Re- natl^. T s T t “^ly Tceesary to ““ ica, enemies of the peo{de and time was running out for any . past assassinations in the of them have whole-heattedly way to eliminate violence from pubUcan primaries. enemies of freedom." meaningful revival of Ua United States and highlighted disliked Gov. Wallace, but they the American political scene. to both states. President Nix- hunSed^"^? toorebVsubJe7t with pocket radlM^*^* Two other men concurred, the violence in American poli retain a respect for the high American Independent Party rai was expected to be an easy toe ildU^of^e mlloriW ^f® occasions their ac- "How can anybody have any re- The vlgilence of security people campaign. tics. virtues which he so often pro guarding all presidential candi winner in the (30P primaries. In Britain, the liberal Guard claimed as watchwords in his Wallace never clearly defined Victories today would add a dates will have to be re hla goals In the 1972 oampaigt. __ _ his friend ian commented: ‘ "Hie shooting campaign.” Cam era doubled.” border state and a northern in .emphasizes again, if any although he said periodically dustrial state to WaUace forego such gallantry, like toe some of the governor's support- In The Netherlands, Alge- Connecticut’s only black state era who tried to tear down her Tommie StrlngfeUow of 183 emphasis were needed, that that hla chances of actually triumphs in Florida, Tennessee general who remains at the meen Dagsblad of Rotterdam Caught senator; Wilber Smith of Hart placard. Agents ushered her Hlllstown R d .: ’’The m M was a America is a society so deeply winning the nomination wero and North Carolina. rear line, as a matter of nation commented: "Attempts like ford, called the shooting "a increasing, to fact, his pros out. She was allowed to return human being, rega^leas divided, so politically fiiistrat- that on Wallace threaten to to Maryland, where WaUace al Interest? sick and senseless act. ’The pects started at zero and never after she removed toe stick '^»At he stood for. Violence be- ed, so infected by violence, that g;lve America the name which Surprise right to campaign for office un poUed 43 per cent of the vote in Those are questions, of the sight of any controversial went up much. the 1964 Democratic primary, from the placard — having been 8®^® nothing; to ^ fo r e , I think the Balkans bad in Ehirope be molested, the right of free course, which Americans have it was a cowardly act to be figure fulfilling his public office NEW YORK (AP) —It came What Wallace aeemed to Humphrey hoped for strong told it could have been used as fore 1940—chaotic and easily in speech, the right .to walk at asked themselves before. But a weapon mode on his life at this time. seems to set someone fingering strive for was to be a man to flammable." as a surprise when Gov. night on a street that Is safe showings in the labor strong nine- years after the assassina his gun.” be reckoned with—and, he On another occasion, agento Personally. I don’t advocate hU In Italy many newspapers de George C. Wallace stepped . . . all of these rights are being holds of Baltimore and its sub tion of John F. Kennedy and b«H?e< y PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., . .TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 BiANCHESTER liVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN BUGS BUNm* Vernon OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE What Townsfolk Trees Can't Be Cut . Legal Notices Lutz Junior Museiiin BoyCaught On 24S Million Acres I HAVE A BACK-BRCAtOKiS I'M AAEEDN& MY 8CHCPULE THIS TOin/E RUINED MY, Think — Cbort of Probate b r o k e r ATTVyO... ^ WHOLE CAY* n .L PLANT FLOWUmS C R A B A m iB PORTLAND, Ore.''— In the District of Manchester AFTERNOON... CHONiP...MN BANKER Near Site United States, forest land on NOnCB TO CR^ITORa rORIWlNG BEAUTY. MOUNTA>H Am W It PitvItM PuSt Town Accepts Grant (Conttnned from Page Nine) ESTATE OF JOEN P. FAY SR. MUNCH! AT THREE...eo«Fifi. ASH FOR FALL COLORPERH APS which no tree harvesting can ANP MV ATTORNEY Re-Elects Officers Pursuant to an order of Hon. David A FEW SUGAR MAPLES! TNE Jumble and basketball player; "It'e taKe’ place totals 248 million C. Rap •BuesYis O f Break must BUCKETB WILL ADD A NICE TOUCH pretty stunning if you ask m e.” By ia tO t A, JOHNSTON acres — an area equal to that named ^ ______airs^s^/ WHEN I TAP FOR SI An unidentified m an: "It’a a ter (Herald Reporter/ 1972 or be barred by law. The fidu ACROSS 3 Decompoaea For Filtration 8tudy James J. Misiec, 16, of 88 of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, rible thing, a democratic coun ciary is: 1 Com tditnnt 4 Three Umee The entire slate of Luts Jun kQlwood Rd., East HarifCiM, Austria, Swltserland, Belgium Plorian J. Flay (comb, form) A retoluUon, paaa«l unani- He told the oouncU U the mayor try like this going that way.” ior Museum officers - was re and Holland combined. 731 Hebron Avenue Ray* was apprehended last mght Olastonbury, Conn. 06033 T Nunt of lix SWodingblrd mouely last night by the Town •*«»• «>* contract it means the Ray Green of 17 Oakland St. elected fo r 1972-73 at last shortly after a break into the EnsU*h klnfs 6Exparti OounoU, will allow Mayor *• “S™*!** with the State and a woman summed up the night’s annual dinner meeting, Manchester' Sports Shop at 218 ISIdollMd TDreaeed feelings of those interviewed. formally held at the Manchester Ckmntry Hartford,Jld., police isaid. ^xfrri. MTiyinC "How do they (assailants) get (Jlub. J([i8lec was charged with sec- txptritnco 6Expun^ 000 planning grant from the Uon. He e x ^ e d that^^the away with it?” he asked. "It’s U Withdraw 6 Unusual They are Thomas S. Latham, chd-degree -burglary and pos a terrible thing when they (can U Wattrwalktn 10 O w n part State Department of Environ, mayor has the authority to sign 103 S. Lakewood CSrcle, oresl- session of -burglary tools. He Take a Walk 11 Indiana city UNuisanea tow ed didates) can't even go out in the IT Abatraetteing mental Protection. The grant thU contract, which has to do dent; Dr. Burton Meiner. 28 was presented in Circuit (Jourt UUncloaaa ItOtherwiie 30 Being (Latin) 4iR atitoI ^FtU pay for an engineering BILLY—IS IT ALL RK5HT IT tL O IV E 22Gametallia dtgrae (ab.) 46 Circle piurta The proposed addition to the Ute Zlmpro system wlU be in Running for the Presidency in pearance at Manchester June 6. CAMPING TO THE BALL GAME — WITH VOU IF I STAY cou n tt for operations; Mrs. Charles F. AND BILLY, r WANT YOU US A ItEAL 23 Mountain lake 23YugoaUv 37 One who 46 Not abut treatment facility is expected stalled. Zhnpro 1s a new opera- 1968 on his own party ticket, Police were called by silent TO MEET VOUR AUNT AND SEE THEJMIOLES , SOUNDS HERE? VOUR AUNT f SURE* GOOD 41.1— of Anjou Young Jr., 188 W. Vemqn St.. O K A V l 26 Comedian bigwig prattles t o « ) e t cloae to |9 mUUon. The Ueople,” said Charles Burke, Mrs. CUfton Monaghan of 21 "Why do my Dutch tulips grow dancing, band music and choral 6440,000. stated that Zimpro’s engineers 1st Congressional District Hendee Rd. and Kent Demers stems but not flowers?” work is scheduled to be per After discussions with ooim- would decide. It has now been chairman of the "Citizena for of 687 W. Middle Tpke. were "For a long time,” Baden formed at tonight's meeting by iN cUmen and a brief conference changed to read that Vernon’s Wallace” committee. "If Mr. honored for their 10 years’ and huizen said in hla address on. the sixth graders. 5 -14 Wallace does not pull through I with the mayor, Atty. Schwebel engineer or an Independent en- 3 years'" service respectively, to What’s a Museum All About?, The meeting, which will be t »*n fct HU. h< ■ TM U S N» OW I ^ Oh feel America and the world will wlthdrew his original opinion, glneer will decide. the museum. Mrs. Monaghan ”a museum was a place for dis gin at 7:30 p.m. this mtmth, is be lost to the dictators.” CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER received an Eljem pin and play of rare objects in cases, at the Andover Elementary , The shooting "is no surprise Demers, a junior vedunteer, a but the revolution in museums School and is open to the pub- GUMMER STREET Vernon to the informed people of tie clip. began with this century.” To Uc. BY PHIL KROHN America,” said Buike, “espe The annual report showed day, he said, even the common cially when the press and even that 198 groups of 4,093 people place, the "elegance of the lit priests preach hatred toward RON't /o O KNOVi THAT SiO THArfS participated in acUvltieB limited care of small animals; School Renewal Idea Mr. Wallace throughout the na tle,” has aplace in such in iPUg HAMRS AIZE PEVIL:$' through . school visits, Oak stitutions if they are interest greater use of the Natural WH/ -VAS{'(ZB tion.” BE SURE . >eclal' from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. He added BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. who has been working closely cur country,” Mesklll said. "I tion, reported that loans cf ex 5-16 meeting to Invite the townspeo AT THE with the architects, explained extend m y wishes for a speedy hibits to schools were up IS per five other goals for Lutz: A pol DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. ■ EST. 1882 ple to hear the proposal in its lution solutions com er to display that every month's delay costa recovery to Gov. Wallace and cent from the previous year. early stages. The original pro- Mayor John W. Thompson ideas and materials for the pre PARKADE PLAIN JANE the town an additional $63,000 my deepest sympathy to hla The Oldest & Largest in Conn. BY FRANK BAGINSKl poaal, with an $8.6 million jurlce "vention of waste and what to do due to spiraling building costs. family.” and Town Manager Robert tag , was turned down at a ref The bid date for the rejected Wilber Smith of Hartford, the Welsa, who were seated at the with waste once it Is created MAV "PITTO' erendum several weeks ago. At plana was April 1, 1072. The only black member of the state that time many townspeople h______bidding date has now been Senate, called the shooting "a said they voted against the ap- moved ahead to June, 1973. The sick and senseless act.” / AT RRST I TH0USHT\ / BUT IT WA'i OUST \ profEdatlcn for construction be estimated costs cf the three He said the attempted assas / H£ WAS CLAPPING- J ("THE SCXJNP OF TERMITES \ cause they did not know enough phases include fees and site- sination brought home the need 1 EATING HIS THRONE. ) about the ptons. woefe costs and allbw for the in for stringent gun control legis — The first stage of the i>ropoe- flationary constructicn coats. lation. 0 ed three-part plan, has a rough- Joseidi Powers, chairman of "The right to campaign for Ljf estimated coat of 60.2 million T t i l S I S '/E -Ik “ the schod board, will contact office unmolested, the right of attached to it This would be for the Town Council and arrange free speech, the right to walk C '^ L “‘A.i*.-TM.‘.L,m>a.aa construction of the academic for a meeting, as soon as pos at night on a street that la safe ] ^ areas. The second phase at 61,2 sible, to ask the council to ac . . . all of these rights are being Y y ‘OK, but why can’t he be crazy about home* witmnn would Include the gym cept the concept of the ptxqfwsed violated daily,” said Smith. cooking in hit OWN home.?" e rTl fl M complex and the third, 6000,000 plan before the architects con ------V 1 ^ ------w i id -r-* for the pod. tinue with more complete draw TH E WINNING NUMBER 'Hie rejected plana called for MR. ABERNATHY ings. Alfalfa Flower. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY construction of three "houses,” Power Kicks Bee extensive renovations to the ex R WB-L, HOWIE- OKAY—VCU STAY H E L L a \ isting schod, installation of air- OMAHA, Neb. — When a bee TH IS IS A TOUVe GOT WINTHROP conditioning and carpeting About ^own crawls into on alfalfa ftower, HERE-ltL BE S7E\^— I COMPUTER BY DICK CAVALLI TOUGH SHOT— TO.MAKEA R ig h t b a c k ! i D O M E A I A B B avaH Y throughout it trips a mechanism that INC. The propoaed plans eliminate The executive board at the roRM AYTIT!! I CX3NV DECISION. FVWORrr spreads pollen and at the same oooo two of the "houses,” but incorp- Manchester Republican Women’s KNOW W IL L i m H , BUZZ SAWYER BY BOY CRANE
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I t- p a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MMJCHISTER. CONN.,. TUESDAY, MAY 16. 19TO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN' SCID-CilNJl El, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 PAGE THHITEEN / i 1 Gibson Pitching Good Ball JH fi. tnsihiiidL Cut ■%.' ''%■' Living Faster and Stakes Higher /* R«^ EARL YOST \ • 6 ■ Sportt Editor r With Mets for Newcomer osi But Just Can’t Win Game I NEW YORK (AP) — After Monday night helped the Meta had a lot of other guy’s prob- style of play ta his Umlted Na- then, he’s had some trouble, ties ore not available for th* public use By BRUCE LOWITT the right field fence for a three- fast ball. I didn’t think it was In the seventh, Montanas un Ue with Montreal and powered Guefito o f Kelley ten years with the Califomta Montreri Exp^ 6-8. leme on my mta^’ ^ tlonal______League__ experience. _____ making six errors at third. ... BUI Stewart, son cf the American AAooUaed P r^ Sport* Writer run homer and the Pirates’ 4-1 gone—but it sure as hell was." loaded. "I hit It good," he the Mets, first by thlee gsmaa IWhlto travelin g around the coun try tar I love being bere. I get ex- Despite his experience, the ” ’*1' didn’t think I’d have as League basebaU umpire, worked the Angels, Jim Fregosi finds the v ictory . Dock Ellis scattered five hits beamed. "I didn't even move In the East, to their fourth vto- the Travslera tasuraiice 0>., Fred Oam- cited when I walk on the field,” Met’s 80-year old taflelder ad- ‘"nje National League plays much ^rouble playing third as "I’ve been pitching good. It'* tory in a row and iTth In 12 plate calling the balls and strikes ta In other National League ac for his fourth victory. from the plate. I wanted to see pooeo and Jerry WaUaeh of Manchester Uvtag faster and the stakes pregoel, who Insists he’s mlts to "nervousness.” a more aggressive type of I’ve h ^ ” he said. "But I’m Jiut that I haven't been win gfames. Tommie Agee also UConn’s 9-8 win over Massachusetts tost tion, Philadelphia blanked the « • * It go out.” managed to get ta a pair of Attonta higher with the New York bucyed by the winning atmos- "Heck, If I didn’t, get nervous bail " says Fregosi ‘"They hit- learning more about It with the ning," Bob Qibs(» understated. * • • homered for the Mets and Jon Saturday ta Amherst which required 20 Chicago pubs 4-0, Houston Bra'vea’ home games tost week In AUan- Mets. ph^ and the anym^^d ^p playi^,^ help of (Ojach) E^e Yoet.” "And winning is what it’s all PHILS • CUBS Mattock, with nlnth-lnnlng re- Innings and consumed five hours and 10 bombed Atlanta 8-2, the New ASTROS - BRAVES ta as the guerts of Tom Kelley. "My adrenalin to up,"says ‘ ^ole thing Is winning- says ^gori. 'Jie nerves ^ , try to break up double ^ a b ou t." Woodle Fryman tossed a slx- Uef help, picked up hto fourth minutes to com{rfete. Stewart is a high York Mets defeated Montreal 0- The Astros, remaining wiUiln “Tom asked that Ms best be sent to hto . . . . —that’s the fun you get cut of my adrenalin flowing. I get up t- tko however, that the Mets really Olbson, the St. liouis Cardi hltter for the .nUUlea and got victory without a defeat. schod coach in the Boston area. Ihe the man acquired ta a winter baseball,” said Fregosi, who for every game here because j. 'gBemB that evnrv- needed Monday night. Fregost's S and L os A ngeles nl|^>ed San a g^ame o f the tlrst-jd a ce D odg friends In town,” Camposeo said. nals’ flame-throwing right some long-ban help from Mike success gave the IfOonns the Yankee trade to solve the Meta’ linger- didn’t have too much fun last there’s enthusiasm all around. {~ v^ ’ . pmiinrf nnH urnUa thrse-run shot ta the eighth ta- D ieg o 2-1. ers in the .National League • • •' Although nuritag a 1-4 won-lost record, hander, has been getting most Anderson and WlUle Montanas, Conference crown, which they lost to tag third base prolriem. Al- year with the trouble-plagued When ycu have a chance to win > tA wt n hATnnr » No.S on the year.unlocked * • • West, bunched three Infield Kelley has managed to stay in the start of the heat this season. He has who hit home runs for a 2-0 hits, a bases-loaded walk by DODGERS . PAUSES UMass a year ago, and added another though admittedly not entirely Angels. "It’s so much,easier for a pennant, as we do, it’s not ‘ ' a 2-2 tie. Then Danny FrlseUa w ing rotation with the National Leaguers. -r'.vn yet to record his first victory of PIRATES - CARDS lead, before Fryman slnglsd in R<9 er Metager and second WUUe D avis’ double and feather ta tlje cap of Lorry Panoiera at home playing third, the for- me to play here becaus^ I can hard g;etttag up for games.” Fregoel's attempt to learn his balled New Y o rk stsurter Jon the seas. taken tost EVlday." victorious by a wide margin. 'the local men saw the Braves ta two Out $2,000 T ool Turner games against Pittsburgh, one of which Here ’ n TTiere .Kelley started and lost against Dock Proudly displaying the plaque a'ward- E llis. ed him tost Sunday when RockvUle’s Lit F o r Court At Speedway tle League opened its season Is Jeff Team To Beat in A.L "AOier the game we met and talked SALEM, Mass. (AP) — Oar- INDHANAFOLIS (AP) — .t with Steve Blass of the Pirates,” Cam Koelsch, The local man, a long-time pro net (Ace) Bailey of the Boston Wanda McBride Kriepper didn’t AMERICAN LEAGUE moter of sports ta RockviUe, was cited poseo said. "He’s a great guy.” Bruins hasn’t bad bto Stanley know a torque wrench from a BATTINQ (50 at bats)—Ber for Dringtag' little League bcuseboU to the Braves' pitching woes to date Cup victory money long screwdriver tmtll she was 18 ry, Cal, .358; Braun, Min, .3(6. RockvUle and for long and devoted ser show up ta the earned hm averages, and already the courts have y e a rs-o ld . RUNS—^Tovar, Min, 19; Har vice to the community and especiaUy. for per, Bsn, 17. Disputed by Powers where the team Is tost ta the league. $2,000 of it. . Now she to the first authentic woilc and leadendilp with the youth .. . woman race car mechanic per RUNS BATTED IN—Darwin. ”'nie heat has really been on Manager Remember when the Yale - Harvard Bailey was arrested here Min, 21; Freehan, Det, 19. ___ mitted to work ta the In- Luman Harris and pitching coach. Lew weekend baseball game at New Haven Monday morning 'when he and HITS PlnioUg KC 31- HERSCHEL NIS8ENSON first time in his career, but Angels. The right-hander, fight a b o e r ig An l e a g u e dlanapolto Motor Speedway ga Burdette, ta the Attonta papers,” Cam drew 8,000 fans? Last week several hun five companions sought the re D.AUen, Chi, 28- Carew' Min' Associated Pres* Sports Writer slammed his first major league tag his way back from arm East Divlsloa rages. 2g_ ’ ’ ’ ’ ' The team to beat in the triple in the seventh inning hnd problems and apparently a reg- poseo said. dred turned out for the game Jncludtag lease of a friend vtao had been “I was ta high school at Ar WL P ot. GB Kelley started and loet last night’s arrested earlier tor charges DOUBLBS—D.Johnson Bal American League East is (a) scored the winning run on Don ular starter new that Denny Me- C3evetond 14 8 .686 A1 Whitney, former 'Manchester man and nold, Missouri,” she recalled, (AP photo) % game against Houston. Three taflsld stemming from an altercation. 7- Aparlcio Bsn 7- Thompson! Baltimore Orioles, (b) the Buford’s blot^ single. Lota has been sent to the min- Detroit IS » J»1 1 ex-Harvard outfielder. Whitney, who "when some friends asked me hits, a walk and an infield error ta the now resides ta West Hartford, was a Bailey was phaiged with RIGHT DIRECTION — Freshman Manager Ken Aspromonte has the Cleveland Mta, 7- 7 lie d Vnth 6 ' Deii’oH Tigers. Palmer pitched scoreless beU ors, yielded only a thlrd-limtag Baltimore 12 11 .0 2 2H if I wanted to meet a midget second, for three Astros runs proved to premier tennis singles and doubles play drunkenness ai^ disorderly Indians headed in the right direction in the American League East. The Tribe TRIPLES—McCraw,’ Cle, 2; ‘"niey have to beat us,” said after being tagged for solo single to San(^ Alcmar and Boston 8 13 .400 6 driver who had just got back be his downfall ta an 8-2 setbftek er ta Manchester for nearly two decades conduct Monday and during ar holds down first place because of positive thinking the manager claims. Kaltae, Det, 2; Michael. NY, 2; Earl . Weaver, the Baltimore heme runs by Gates Brown in Bob Oliver's run-scoring double York 8 14 .864 6 from Korea.. . . . Don Tarca and John WUks, two com raignment hto case 'was cofitta- "I expected to meet a midget P.KeUy, Chi, 2; 4>atek, KC. 2; manager, after the Orioles the first inning and WUUe Hor- in the fifth. Milwaukee 6 14 .800 7 Off the Cuff parative unknowns, wUl tangle for the ued to June 2 ta Salem District Brye, Mta, 2; Bando, Oak, 2.. edged the Tlgfers 3-2 Monday ton in the second. The Orioles Joe Rudl singled home an D ivision man. I didn't know there was . Court. zinn night and snapped a four-game tied the score in the second on Oakland nm in the first Inning mnnesota 16 6 . m — Once again this q;>rtag, for the ump Governor’s Cup Golf Tournament cham such a thing as auto racliBg.” teenth time. Sand fidoman served as pionship Sunday at the Manchester So she met Arnie Knepper of 6 - ^ ^ d S Belanger’s run-scoring and Manguai homered in the Oakland 14 7 .667 IH State Police Sgt. John Cle Belleville, Dl., who had grown 5- Duncan Oak’ 6- R Jackson "He’s got that a Uttle mixed single and in the third on Merv feurth e tt Iceer Nolan Ryan, cWcago 14 • .606 IH one of the judges at the famed Penn .Re Country Club starting at noon.. .Re mons said Lawrence Oerthm, Big Talk, Small Talk, Ojiji 5 ’ > • ■ ■ doesn’t he? They’re behind Rettenmund's homer. who left the game in the same sults (rf sports attractions must be turn up ta racing with his father, Oak, 5.. 10 14 .417 7 lays at the University of Pennsylvania. '83, of Wakefield, was arrested Roy. She found hto stature and STOLEN BASES-DJ7elschapeau la dof- night’s Rec and Candlelight ScftbaU legedly being involved in a ‘Tve worked on race cars for Patek, KC, 6. bring a chuckle or two from Ken tightened up as the Twins saw hitter, with a concussion and Baltimore 8, Detroit 2 fered ta the dlrectlcn of the Park De League games were not turned ta on fight. Aspromente, manager cf the their lead shrink to IVi games gash over his right eye when he 17 years,” Mrs. Knppper said. PITCHING (3 Decisions)— Kansas CSty 5, Texas 4 partment for the excellent job it has time . . .League secretaries, or scorers, Gordon was arrested because That’s Baseball Game Cleveland Ind'ans, who were over the A 's and 2V4 over the collided on the basepaths with “Arnie started me off like he Kaat, Mta, 4-0, 1.000, 1.80 Chicago 4, Minnesota 8 been ddng this spring, desMte the are asked to submit correct standings be allegedly became ^auslve. idle Monday but lead the divi- White Sox. Oakland second baseman Larry w ould anybody else—^washing R.Woodson, Mta, 3-0, 1-000, 2.56 Oakland 2, California 1 weather, ta keeping the baseball dia after Friday night’s game of each week T roop er A rnold EnUs sa id SAN FRANCISCO — (NBA) Sion by one game over the Tl- The White So« kayoed Mta- Brown, engine parts ta kerosene. Then Locker, Oak, 3-0, 1.000, 1.23. Only games scheduled mond at Mt. Nebo In tip-top aluq>e ...... Former heavyweight boxer Lee Sa- that shortly after tro(^>ers had Baseball is a talking game. gers and 2% over the Orioles. nesota’s Jim Perry inside of • • » I graduated to ordering parts STRIKEOUTS—Wood. Chi, Today's Games Ditto for the crew at Manchester High’s vold died Sunday ta New Jersey at the returned to the barracks bere, Players talk around the batting Elsewhere, the Chicago White two innings and held ut them Texas (Oogolewaki 2-2) at dition .. .Cheney Tech's baseball facili ring. Gordon's rrteaae. game. Managers and writers i i —i Kansast\Hnsas City simueu shaded xvjuisTexas ww. 6-4. runu. read, wuuurl^ b u r wcwuWcod mnxMieu notched* ninhis iiicuu nieUa singled uita theuic vikuua eighth ui ta'- xrt%v%aam Cltv fRookfir l-0> N beck together. talk before and after the ac- NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee, Boston and the six triumph, with last-out hMp ntag and Cookie Rojas doubled -vonneiintiL fWoodwm M ) Bills also said BoUey twice “I did moet of the body work Uon » BATTINQ (SO at baU)—Rus- New York Yankees, along with from Terry Bbrster. him home with the winning ** tried to force his way Into toe on the car Arnie hopes to drive Frank Lucchesi, the effer- the Indians, were not sched- Harmon KUlebrew homered run. PtaleUa and Rojas also _ tjh at guardroom and subsequently in the 600-nlUe ra ce. I t’s a 1968 vescent manager of. the Phila- cEKr \ j K fESSsSteTliwy ‘ o« uled. for the Twins ta the ninth. contributed singles to a three- “ was arrested. Eagle that has been driven by delhis P h lZ :, is cne cf the ^ , RITOS-Morgan, O n. 26; To- The $2,000 was a personal Mark Donchue, Rcmnle Buck- • • * * * • better talkers. Uke his players. B Q / BATTED IN—Kiiw- ORIOLES - TIGERS A’S-ANOELS ta two runs for the Rangers “ McLain Optioned bond Bailey and Gordon had to num and Arnie. Arnie has he’s wearing the new body-fit- M ^ - r ^ o.n Baltimore’s Jim Palmer not Blue Mom Odem fired a two- with a sacrifice fly and a single (.^joioeri. o-o or amp- poet to gain release. made some modlficatloas on the back end. ting double kni.s ^ch are SlB-A.OUver. Pgh, 38; only hurled a four-hitter to beat hitter and Angel’s Manguai that tied the score ta the top of _ , . . tie Tigers ta Detroit for the homered as the A’s edged the the eighth. "It had a Chevrolet engine spreading through baseball. I M M - SanguiUen, Pgh, 37; T orre, StL, “ -t» -» waukee (Brett 2-3), N (AP photo) last year and Arnie qualified ta "First time I put one on,” he ^ Tolan, d n , 37. ------y------. —I Wednesday's Gaoiea Putters Planning three of the six USAC cham- CLEARED — Bob Seagren of the United States clears the pole vault bar set says, "I felt Uke a ballet danc- J. y / 1 ^ DOUBLES—Tolan, Cin, 9; Oakland at CaUfo(]^a. ,N pionshipe races where we took er.” ^ ^ I Montanez, Phi, 8; A.OUver, Minnekota at Ctaloiigo ' PuttJ*ntt Event at 17 feet, 6 1 4 inches to win in Martin Luther Games in Philadelphia Sunday. It. Baltimore at Detroit, N To Minor League WINSTON-BALEM, N.C. "Thto year we’re putting ta Lucchesi was the only major 0 «!a e M A 4 TOTLE5S—SanguiUen, Pgh, New York at Clevetond, K an Offenhauser engine," the at (AP) — Labeling their move league manager who stayed 3; Tolan, Cin, 3; Bonds, BP, 3; Boston at MUwaukee, N Donohue, Revson Seek Front Spots ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — n«>t make the trip with the hit hard ta hto last start. ”1 «an attempt to break the veil tractive mechanic-mother said, Texas at Knnmam d t y , N right at his Florida training FRANK LUCCHESI TITO FUENTE8 Kingman, S F ,^ ^ Pitches which lacked steam team here for a series with the dmi't thtak he has the velocity obscurity,” the Professional "and we’ve had trouble getting base during the strike, never HOME RUNS—Colbert, SD, and a medical problem were California Angels. he had ta the post,” the man- puttera Association announced parts. The best we can hope for NATIONAL LEAGUE going north. He worked with Hi* .987 fielding average last food, the arrangements. Sala- 9; Wynn, Htn, 7. cited by Oakland A’s manager Williams said the pltcher-vto- ager said then. ”I go on what I piaa*, Monday, for a $200,000 is qualifying on the last week the Phils’ minor league teams year was a major league record ries get to a point where it’s STOLEN BASES—^Morgan, East Division Show e n d ." Dick Williams vdien ho broke Ited a doctor on Sunday who see out there . .. Prom the way ^ r lj putt-putt tournament Sliderulers Figures W. L. Pok GJB. and felt rig^it at home because for shortstops.) more important for them to Cin, 13; Brock, StL, 12; Tolan, the news that former 81-game blamed a modlcatlwi McLota he’s throwing, and the statistics ^i^ilch will have Its champltm- Apart from the new engine, he spent 19 years In the minors Tito Fuentes, t h e second take care of themselves. Used Cin, 12. N ew Y ork 10 7 .720 winner Benny McLain was op- was taking for making the show It, I don't think he could gyp rounds Aug- 14-16 ta Wta- the rebuilt Eagle has wings de Philadelphia .600 8 vised by NARA engineer Mer- as a manager. baseman of the San BYanclsco to be, when a guy was 35, all he PITCHING (3 Decisions)— 16 10 tloned to the minor leagues. pitcher feel weak. help anybody right now.” ston-Salem. 13 12 .620 6 vta Shanafelt, a native of Belle "It was great ’ ’ he says "The G'anto, talks rat-a-tat-tat, thought about was hanging on. J.Ray, Htn, 5-0, 1.000, 2.18 Sut- M ontreal "He just wasn’t throwing the The prescrlpUon was McLain had a 1-2 reemd with winner wUl receive Mark 6-0, 1.000, Pittsburgh 12 12 .600 0% Unser’s Seconds froD ville whose father used To race confidence of these kids - this whether it’s in his naUve Cu- Now a Hank Aaron carries the ton, LA, baU as hsid as we know he changed, WUltams said, but he the A’s but was unsuccessful ta McDoweU, SF, 6-0, 1.000, $15,000. with Knepper’s father. one 19-year-old, he comes up to ban Spanish or ta colorfully clu^ C hicago 11 18 .468 8H can,” said Williams of the didn’t mention what aliment four of five outings, INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The oval. Unser covered 289 feet by Gary Bettenhausen and when you Matlack, NY, 4-0, 1.000, St. Louis 10 0 ’’■nils toa blatant attempt to The Kneppers have three me and says, ’If you need me accented EngUsh. He was tell- "One other thing. 17 .870 right-hander who has a $76,000 McLain was under treatment HtoHIS earned earneo nmrun average forlor a22 ""tA* hi-Mk rallblrds brought out their each second he was under the Mario AndretU. W est D lvloloa children, P eggy, 16; A rt, 13, later. Skip, here^’s " my hotel big how a kid from Castroland got a Willie Mays getting old, Marahall, Mon, 3-0, 1.000, 1.83 contract. for. innings of work this season was sUdeniles at Indianapolis, Mon- clock. ^ becomes a big league baseball you also got a Bobby Bonds ’Torrez, Hon, 3-0, 1.000, 1-80 Bettenhausen qualified his and Tina, 8, who stay with phone number.’ ’ ’ Los Angeles 17 10 .680 McLain, tqjparenUy Informed Over the weekend, WUllams 6.06 and he failed to ^ more second look at —or, as one of the seasoned player. around to help him. Tliat takes Champion, Phi, 3-0, 1.000, 2.94. Houston 16 10 .600 1 McLaren at 188,877 m.p.h., Sun friends when their parents go Lucchest called home to Fos. of the move Monday morning had demoted McLain to the A’s than three Innings ta hto last founder m e re d and sin- “ ®®®--’ ®~“ “ “ ‘ ®"' winning year. And, ta soccer, only top contender^ who still of "Rush Hour,” owned by a 4-2 edge ta the best-of-eeven (Larry Bowa haa scarcely thing’s a Uttle better for them, out adamantly against the play- ing Orr now is finding time to Atlanta at Houston, N Cc€ich John Webster led his have a shot at Unser's pole po- RAM Sewartz of North Bel- series. have the surgery done. Monday their demonstrative coach, ral- °^®®®®®^„ EasUy the most successful at bcoters to an 8-4-1 record, glv- eltlon ta final time trials this more. New York, paid $7.40, ------made three errors in his life. The places they live ta, the ers. Lbs Angeles at San Diego, N Ued for a 110-106 victory that tw« doubles. ^ Central was the golf team ------^ ------he was given a $6,800 car by tag them a third straight vie- weekend. Even then, the best $3.80 and $2.60.Fttacess Sam DeU Bethel, a native pun#Crif^no wmen, which, unaer under uoacnCoach uo Lowell Lu- Sports Magazine as a reward games apiece. Game five to ta ««^y ta seco^ h^ lasWooed tcrious campaign. they may hope for is to snatch retumed $3.60 and $2.40 and neapoito, to the new baseball for being the MVP ta the Stan a great the other two front row spots “Nardin’s Luck" ^.20 for coach at City Ctrilege o t New Indiana Thursday nlghti/ with ' u doubles came off the bat of John le-s mark, but also w on the During the vrinter months, Better Idea of Winter Deal\ Sports Slate ley Cup finals with New York. Figure Skating He pitched being held for the time being show. York. the teams retuintag to New Andreo. EXlAC's Fill Tournament the the basketball, . wrestling and ’TUESDAY He also won the Conn Smythe teams picked up Baseball MVP trophy for the entire Cup Set Terminated of needed help under the ^bera 3 0 7 »2 « 2 i^ero”tae football, soccer and After Sox Leave Milwaukee series. a ften ioon . Stevenson’s 0 1 2 302-8 83a second stralgta New aigtond East Catholic vs. St. Bernard’s cross country teams left off. MILWAUKEE (AP) — By Harper, the leadoff man, will Most of the trophy giving Is BOSTON (AP) _ The North What did Camesecca tell the ^ e n there was OUle Taylor. Mercer, Dunne and Landry, championship. The Lukasmen Coach BiU Detrick's bosket- at Montville Nets at the intermission that the time the Boston Red Sox be plajrtag centerfield. Krausse Coventry at Portland over, so Orr Is now ta Pompano American Figure Skattag who came off the bench ta the M er^ : Crtoptao, McLucas end “ ®' baU team fashioned a 17-8 turned tw« game around? 50 GALLONS OF GASOLINE leave Milwaukee after two and Pattta are not scheduled Bolton at Rocky Hill Beach, Fla., to a two-week va Champtonshipa, a U-anmial fin^d pe^^ pltch^ in Andreo. mark; the wrestling squad, un. games under the lights tonight for mound duty here, and PfeU East Grauiby at Ellington cation before returning for the compeUUoa held between the "I said," the coach coo- 18 points and some- key defen- June at WUltamstown, Maas. <»®*- George Redman, hospitalization. United States and fianmift ta t and Wednesday night, every- now is at LoulsviUe. Golf feaaed, ’’’For heaven’s sake, give plays, AMERICAN LEAGUE ^est record belongs concluded with an 8-S-l record body may have a better Idea Of the ex-Red Sox who came Dr. Carl Rowe, head of ortho half a century,' have been ter GIVEN A W A Y East CathoUc, Northwest at box out’” "OUle and Baum grave us that DlUon Ford held off a sixth m cooch Ted Owen’s croea and a fourth place finish ta the who profited most from last Oc- to Milwaukee, Brett haa been CathoUc pedics at Massachusetts Gener m inated. ‘ihat’s basketball lingo for little defensivee spurt"spurv.- said«uu ^ by ^ to an N®^ FREE \ al Hospital, said Monday he Chuck Foster, of the. UA. tober’s 10-player trade between having the best season so far Manchester at Ellington getting tough underneath, emd Camesecca, and we took It ^ ^ ^ at n .3 record last FaU, plus a fine swimmers, behind planned to conduct a more ex Figure Skattag Association, Boston ^ d the Brewers. He has won two and lost three. Tennis that's what the Nets did. They from there.’ sensational Tim Haak^ finished ’The Sox will use righthander The two victories were at the tensive examination to make said the Canadians requested rt WoddeU Field. fifth place finish ta the New " xutj ouA. will ush: iigiiumiiutjr ni«; two viciones were av tiie Holv Cross vs East Catholic mtuie rugged defense that The adjustments led to a 25- DlUon's four hits were record- Bnglands and runnenip honors at 6-6. GLASS Ray Culp tonight against lefty expense of the Oakland A's, the , wirWhnm Pai-k problem that needs a meeting tost weekend In played a — — ------hi s ------— — ’ ------The wrestling team's 8-8-1 turned the game around t a the 20 New York reboundl^ edge q - g m Boland, Rick Funke, j g Syracuse ta the Albany In- FREE Cleveland, Ohio, that the event Ken Brett, one of the Sox who most recent a three-hit shutout. Rocky mHill u at Coventry remedied. (AP photo) second half. They boxed out, ta the second half. Also, the Hutchinson and Eric Huhtala. vitational. mark gave Central a fifth "The problem here is that be ended. with was sent to MUwaukee. And Conigliaro’s fielding has been Track BUBBLING OVER— Phil Niekro, Atlanta pitcher, blows bubblesrum aa he walks grabbing rebounds that had es- Nets, who had been stung for 80 \\qpco, also limlteiL to fo u r ______straight winning season ta thto Bobby’s knee has not been well "They felt the championaliipe EACH WEEK AT Wednesday night Sonny Siebert good but he Is batting .186 with Windham at Manchester out to mound in Sunday’s game against Chicago Cubs. The knuckleballer won, ciq>ed them In'the inning 24 points by rookie Gemge jjitg, had two homers m>m Bob activity, and a 48-18-1 record Minimum will start for Boston against four home runs. "I ’m just had outlived their uaetulness. East CathoUc,-1. ,1 TTiuFitch V at , TT. East , *«w months,”^ Rowe 2-1. Niekro has won one-half of the Braves triumphs this season, five. mteiitM McGinnis In game three, Umlt- jjyjg tg account for all their over this span.’ They Just wanted to withdraw,” Schedule Cut former Sox pitcher Jim Ix>n- starting to get my stroke and Billy Paults, the 6-foot-ll cen- ed him to 14 Monday, and only gcortag. In spring competition, the THIS STATION borg. timing,” BUly said. Haruora take two days to study It and a Foster said. Purchase Coventry at Vtaal Tech tw. was the big man with 80 one ta the second half. Diugg 1 0 0 2 0>x—3 4 2 Bain yesterday frarced can- g olfers w ere jotaed above .500 In last fall’s trade, the Red Scott, Ughter by 25 pounds. decision from these studies will ceUatton o t the Bolton Hlgh- by Ooach Bob Trichka’e tennis Middletown be made." rw Y i^ te and 18 rebounds. Rick It aU added up t o the vital wipco 0 1 0 0 0 1—2 4 1 of Sox sent Brett, Lonborg, BlUy has only a .136 batting average. Johnson Retained as Bruins^ Coach Pro BadicSball Bornudded 26 potato. Togeth- victory and the ABA playoff Funke and Huhtala; Sheldon, Oheney Tech baoeball game. team which fashioned a 6-4 COME IN AND REGISTER WEDNESDAY “ I don’t think we can tell ex CcHiigliaro, George Scott, Joe Lahoud’s batting has slumped to ABA er thS 24 of 86 shots record crowd of 16,890 ate It up. pieclty and LtasenMgler. Yesterday’s sohednled mark, while the baseball team G o s o Bm actly what we’re going to do BOSTON (AP) — General Her statements that Tom Jtrfm- with the club for the, coming Lahoud and Don Pavletich to .211. B aseball Championship from the field and eventually, “The crowd really helps,” ------COIL attraetton, pitting Ma- went 11-11 and the outdoor track NO OBLIGATIONS Ber- now. We have a cltalcai Im- Manager the Brewers for pitchers Lew Lonborg, who says he’s hap- East CathoUc vs. St. Milt Schmidt said would be coach of the Na- year," Schmidt said. Monday's BesoR they aimpiy wore Indiana said Fault*. "They turn you on hmey High of Meriden squad compiled a 8-6 record. Krausse and Marty Pattta, py to be playing with Brew- nw d’s “ enday the man who brought Ucnal Hockey League cham- Johnsen, who was named New York 110, Tninong jqq when they react to. -the way INTERNATIONAL FARM againet Mandieeter High at With its 11-11, the baseball Tommy Harper and Bobby ers, hasn’t seen much action piens next seasen, scotching cc€u:h when Harry Staden quit best-P^GE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. MAY 16. 1972 MANCHEI^TER ’EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN kt'^ No Le Hace Fit and Ready For Saturday’s Preakness i ' get the job done BAL.TIMORB (AP) — No Le which the Derby runnerup chance,” Raymood said by Key to the Mint, Paul Mel- f Hace, one of only three horsea woihed six furionca In 1 ;18 2-S. telephone from New York, lon‘a R<*eby StaWe entry, waa TONIGHT’S OAMBft given a aertouB chance of beat- ■"»* Preakneaa field firmed B^tex* and Eager quoted at 2-1 foUowlng hla Im- WUbanks vs. Congo, 8:10 Rooflfig and Private InstracHons 32 orfnn... “Pup « nine Mo«ulayivioviocix Whenwnen train-irain- chan** aw »cneuuioa oe im aatiitHtAv*a Fltsgtfrald c l a s s i f i e d advertising d e p t , h o u r s Ing Kentucky Derby winner er BUI rj-viVinnaRayihond namedn>n>a4 nwl.. pWe- ahloped"Wpped to PlmUco from New PWwJve victory In Saturtoya Morlarty vs. DeOormler, 7:80 C h l m n o y t 1 6 . A CE31TIFIED SWIMMING in Riva Ridge in Saturday’s Preak- tax a definite starter. York either ^Wednesday or Preaknsss Prep. No Le Hace 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 PJR. Fltagerald ROOETNQ — Spedaliztng re structor will teach private and Order Your HAPPY ADS ness Stakes, waa scheduled ^ "riiursday. The other six entries pegged at 6-1 and Freetex Fogarty vs. Acadia, 8 ;40. F lta semi-private swimming lessons “ "<16- fo r the 1 8-16-mUe ra ce, udUch . . CX)PY CUISING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A D V T . pairing roofs of all kinds, new to a rriv e at PlmUco Race elded about Preetex after his ^ g,eea ♦189,800 If all nine ** gerald BERRY'S WORLR roofs, gutter work, chimneys, to children and adults. VITU al Ponmm vs. Charter Oak, 8:18 “Happy Course today In preparation for sixth-place finish In the Ken- gtart, already ate on Uie. Bee Boo Bee, winner of the itl9 PJf, DAT BEFORE FDBUCATION cleaiied and repaired. 80 years so give Junior and Senior Life K eeney Saving cou rses. C all 876-4688 the 97th running of the $160,000- tucky Derby, said he reached grounds. survivor Stakes at PlmUco ear- Omtihim for M nrday aad Mwklay Is «tS9 p.m. Friday esqMrience. n ee estimates. Army * Navy vs. Hartford a fte r 6.^ added classic. decision a*t«r the wUt jjari Hart, PlmUco’a program Uer this year, was quoted at 16- C all H ow ley, 648-5861. Thought” "He’s fit and ready to run,” ^ oddsnaakef, has Installed the 1, with Eager Exchange, Fes- ^ 0^5,5 ’y ,' V7almit, 7»80 Nebo PUBASE READ YOUR AD trainer Homer Pardue said in 1 =0® 4-6 last Saturday. Meadow Stable entry of Rlva tlve Mood and Hassl’s Image, Savings Bank vs. Dean, 8:16 Help W onted-Femolo 35 — /*"."***"* S ‘*Waa$ Ads*» are taken ever Ike phene as a Today! an Interview Mond^ foUowlng "He turned In such good Ridge and U t^r Case as the 6- the llth-place flnlMter In the R obertson H eating and num bliig 17 a workout at Belmont Park In wdrk, I decided to give him a 6 ch oice. D erb y, aU a t 20-1. ■•‘•"dd raad hla ad t te n B n FEMALE for various light p a t n M r m J M ^ r e p o r t e r r o r s in time for Use b a m Watson Plumbing and (^ ce duties, fuU-Ume, East DUSTY LBAODST-WhUe Six weponalbla for only ONE in- heating. Bathroom remodeling Hartford office. No mcperience CALL 643-2711 town slow pitch softball league and repairs. FVee estimates. necessary. Apply Precisloa Op Agents ^eck games were postponed '. last ^ ^ "B ^ te good” iaseitton. Errors whleli C all 646-8806. tical, 11 Bragg Street, East night, Multi Circuits and.A^Hed da not liMen ttn r a te M tte adverOaeasan* wOl n o tto hy ” inaka good” tawertlan. H artford. M anchester BuUdUng Syatema o f the Duaty B O m HeaUng and Plumbing ... S o n M o n * Fixed Race League played a full eeven in — Prompt, courteous service. SALESWOMAN Pilgrim Mills may have WUl yow ning conteat with Multi's win C:aU 648-1466. Fabric Department Store Is Evening ning 16-8 at Robertson Park. MS4711 looking for a mature woman, abappyadi At Yonkers Wet field condltlona halted GRANTS Plumbing Service — part-tim e m ornings. A pply 484 H erald action at the other town looa^ Free bstlmatos, plus qusdlty Oakland Street, Manchester. .2W YORK (AP) — Federal w oik . 648-6841. ttons. lask Force agents In New York BALESWOlciiL fuU-time for MulU’ s BUI HUinakt atroked NO JOB too small. Immediate The Children s School Happy 30th Birthday have sulnnltted to a congres three hits and knocked In three HERALD downtown Manchester q>eelsd- sional committee a report HERALD service on service calls. FVee ty clothing store, mature, ex 646 B irch M t. R d. runs to pace the oHenae with estimates gladly given on Manchester, Conn. NANCY P. charging that an exacta race at Dennis Gagnon and Tim Cun LO W -CO St perience preferred. Call Mr. Yonkers Raceway last June 7 BOX LETTERS heating or plumUng. Faucets P rile tie r fo r appointm ent, 643- CRAFT DAY ningham also pounding three repaired or hutalled. Water from was fixed, according to a re- safeties. Two hits each were CLASSIFIED ADS 2128. May 20, 1972 Uable source. . F(w Your punlps worked on. (Complete Nancy L. recorded by Dave Koedol, Jay heating systems, rec rooms, EXPERIENCED Sewing Sunrise to Sunset The report, authored by the B lakeslee, BIU PoUnaky and Informattoo etc. c:all M A M PlumMng A machine operators. F’actory recenUy reigned task force Dave Castagna. 16 words-8 days H eating, 649-2871. experience necessary. Phone Happy Birthday head, Daniel P. Hollman, was THE HBRAIJ} wlU not Happy 13th Birthday AlUed’s: Pete IgnatowlcB col itlacloae the Identity .of 643-2264. $2.26 to start. sent to the committee headed $1.89 GRANDMA GROUT KARIN TUREK lected three hits followed by any advertlaer using box by Rep. Claude PejqMr, ]>Fla. Rick KandoUn, Ttnn Ireland, letters. Readers anewer- 15 words-6 days AVON wants to help you sendlend Love Love The pepper committee Is In Charles Sutherland and. Jeff M iR in e r y , Ing blind box ada who $8.24 this Kathy, Kelly, Jeff, Tante Betty and (HeraM photo b r Ftnto) vestigating racketeering In Undstrom with two singles dealrs to protect their (D I f n br NIA, he. Dressmaking 1 9 summer. We’U give you terri and Jimmy. fluences In qwrts. each. Identity can follow this tory near home and show you Uncle Bill CCIL LEADERS — Currently leadins: the CCIL’s Golf standings is Manchester 16 words -1 0 days CUSTOM made ladles dresses, HoUman sent the report and M ulti 114 600 4—16-31-8 p roced u re: how . to earn extra cash selling High’s squad. Members, left to right, are Ckiach Tom Kelley, Jim 'Thomas, suits, bridal’ g^nwns and 'vella. AlUed 010 006 2— 8-18-8 $4.60 "It's from another TV producer. He wants to do a advised the committee that he Bncloee your reply to' Also hand set fashion Jewelry. our famous products to friend Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Brad Downey, Scott Leone, Rich Marshall, Lon Annulli and Captain John Herdic. Castagna and Rojas, Bowen; 'Godfather'-type series, based on us, called 'All in the would testify If asked. the box In an envelope - 20 words-26 days 640-ll$8. ly people. You can earn mon PETER AVERY Hollman would not comment Barrett and KandoUn address to the Clusalfled FamiliesT' ey for camp, new clothes, sum BIG CUS on the report Monday night ex Manager, Manchester $14.66 mer vacation, aU In your spare Love, cept to say that he thought It Bhrening H enid, together tim e. F or d etails cedi 289-4922. From Uncle Tom, Aunt Barbara, with ‘a memo Usti^ the 1” Happy Ads M o v i n g - Angel, Chris, Tom, Important Golf Win had been released prematurely Little Cus and Jocko Matthew and Bryan companlec you do NOT' BOOKKEEPER — full diarge, and that he would testify some Eastern Nine $1.50 Trucking - Storage 20 w ant to see your letter. M otarcyclet-Bicyalps 11 Household Services 13-A Manchester euea, experienced time next week. Your letter will be de MANCHESTER — DeUvery — FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur In medium size insurance [ Happy Belated Birthday Based on informatian cuUed stroyed If the advertiser REWEAVING cf bums, moth- Happ y Birthday (AP photo) Host in NAIA ance call the Crockett Agen light trucking and package de agency. -Salary commensurate by fwleral, state and local law la one you've menUoraed. Effective June let, claaaifled holes, zli^ra repaired, mn- AUREEN cy. Ask for Betty Turner, 648- livery. Refrigerators, washers with ability and experience. LINDA enfoivement officials, the re FAVORED FOR SWEEP — Riva Ridfire, the Kentucky Derby winner, is walked If not tt wUl be handled deadline wlU be 12 Noon the dow shades made to measure, day before publlcaUcn. Dead 1677. and stove moving specialty. Send resume to Box C, Man Love from Recorded Tribe port states-that one horse In the by srroom Eddie Sweat while trainer Lucien Lauren looks on. Riva Ridge is fa Baseball Play In the usual tnarmer. all size Venetian blinds. Keys line for Monday is 12 Noon on made whUe you wait. Tape re Folding chairs for rent. 649- Chester Herald. Auntie Joyce Love harness race was seen in mov vored to win Saturday’s Preakness as he continues his bid to become the first F riday. 1970 441 BSA V ictor, excellent 0763. ies to be running in the third horse to win the treasured Triple Crown since Citation turned the trick in 1948. BOSTON (AP) — Pairings cord ers fo r rent. M arlow ’s, 867 DENTAL Assistemt — experl and Bruce Mom, Dad, Robert, "We woo a Wg one today,” were Scott Leone 41-37-78; Lon 8TA N D IN 08 con d itlca. $700. Phone a fter 6 fo r the NAIA D istrict 82 b«M0- M ain St., 649-6221. enced preferred, full - time AnnuUl 40-89-79 and Brad position and Mocking any at p.m ., 646:2666. and Jacque stated Texn Kelley golf coach W. L . T. txUl chsimplanshlps have been Lest ood Found 1 Autom obiles For Sale 4 General office sklUs desired. Downey 40-41-81. tempts to pass the the two POWER mowers, band mowers at Manchester High as they de •horses that eventuaUy won, the Citation Was Last in 1948, announced, this time featuring Painting - Papering 21 Reply Box “MM” , Manchester Hap|!^ Birthday Happy Birthday "Furthermore, we finally put M anchester 1966 PONTTAG T em pest, cu s sharpening and repairing ser scurce said. Bead Counter simultaneous games. FOUND Business Services 1 3 H erald. feated Hall Mgh of West Hart It together today. A 816 la what HaU tom 8, automatic transmisston, vice, Call "SharpaU.” Free NAME your own price. Paint Ekistem Oxmectiout, the host MAUREEN ford, 4-1, at the spacious Man we’ve been aiming for," added Conard Because of the unusually The Unusual: 2-door, low mileage, beautiful TWO YOUNG married men wlU pick-up fuid deU veiy. 64S-6S06. ing, pt^r hanging removal. Love Notches Win and the No. 1 seeded team with CLERICAL & SALES. chester Country Club. KeUey. T h e 816 Is the total Wethersfield large number and Mie of bets Riva Ridge Given Good Shot ccndltian. CaU a fte r 6 p .m . 649- do amaU repair Jobs and paint Satisfaction guaranteed. Rea.- A great Grandaughter a 19-1 season record , m eets Ba- 9 rooms nvallaUe — 2 sing^ HAVE TRUCK wUl travel. Odd Salary plus commission, Mom, Dad The Tribe golfers fired con strokes the four Tribe golfers M aloney being placed on the winning PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) 9663. ing, also cellar cleaning and aonable. P rom pt serv ice. 628- lem State, fo u r t h -s e ^ a t WIU- rooms and one room Ideal for Jobs, clean attics and cellars. pleasant working conditions, and all the girls. Love sistent rounds. Senior John hxUt to c o v e r the 18 h oles o f combinatlan, none of those wa Bead Counter took the lead ear- ligh t trucking. CaU 646-2692, 0779. At Annexing Triple Crown _, . , r „ . imantic, conn. Saturday mom- two people. <)ulet comfortably Tree removal. FVee estimates. paid vacation and aU other G ram m y anU G ranpy L eister Herdic took medalist honors gering realised returns as large 646-8736. i ^ y - ly and held a stretch charge funiiahed rooms for persons li(- CoUege Student. 876-8066. 'TWO teachers for quaUty paint company benefits. WlU train. with 38-38-77. 'The span of Manchester has two matches Results: Zieky (H) def. as might have been expected. by License to Steal Monday to Trucks - Iroeton S Apply in person. Happy Birthday Happy 82nd Annlveracury Dy FRANK BCK Riva Ridge’s time of 2 :01.4 In terested in retlremsnt. Meals a - SHARPENING Service — Saws, ing. Exterior and interior.'CaU strokes for Manchester, ranged with Windham lUgfa — Platt Downey (M 2 up; Leone (M) The report also disclosed that take the $2,200 Oakland Beach Nasson, sec ptovtdsd and ptaumed soclaU ac- 1969 FORD, half-ton, pick-up, knives, axes, shears, skates, evenings, 649-8966. SINGER CO. from 38to40 on the front nine High, and Penney and Conard, def. Robbina (H) 3-2; Herdic betting cn the exacta In ques- Purse at Narragansett Path. Castleton. tics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, BRAD Heavily favored Riva Ridge, by was remarkable in that ’Tur- tivitlsa arranged If desired. TUs m odel FIUUA 6 cylin d er, au to rotary blades. ()ulck service. 866 M ain St., M anchester JOHNSON and 37 to 41 on the b a ck nine. plus a lone encounter with (M) def. Oddenberg (H) 7-6; tlcm was the largest ever on a Bead Counter, the fourth The winners meet for the dis trees cut and removed. CaU HOUSE painting by teachers, 13 beaten only once in his last cotte decided to keep hla colt delightful U'vlng Is centrally lo- matic tzansmlaalon, mUeage Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Other Manchester scores P l^tt. AnnulU (M) def. Stone (H) 6-4. winning combination. choice of the crowd of 4,473, trict final, Sutiurday afiemnoo, 648-6000. years experience, fuUy Insur NURSES AIDES — All shifts, Love Love nine starts, wUl have to win off the raU and in better foot bated; tatea designed genUy for under 20,000. Custom cab, Main St,. Manchester. Hours was making his frist start since and the winner will play for the ed, quaUty work. Save $. Call fuU and part-time. Training Mary, Dave and Ann Saturday's Preakness Stakes at ing. It was the best way home, retired income brackets. SEE chrome bumpers, side 'view dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, Dad, Mom and Dana December. The seven-year-old Area 8 playoff.lJUa.at Indiana AMBITIOUS coUege students, 743-8764. available for those who qued- Pimlico in Baltimore In order but not the shortest. Turcotte ING IS BEtJEVING; Do caU us mirrors. 2-tone green and Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. Fires Two Under Par 70 covered the tlve-furlong dis (Pa.) State OoUege. experienced in Indoor-outdoor Ify. Ebccellent wages and to have a shot at the Triple had ridden In a previous race today at M9-2886. w hite, $1,800. Seen at 104 New T. J. FLANAGAN A s^ TOBENCE tance In 1:01 3-6 and returned painting, lawn care, window fringe benefits. Apply Mead- RANDI Little League for Boys! Crown. Few doubt he wUl win on Derby Day and didn’t like Bolton Rd. Manchester. Rt.6 A TREE Service (Soucler)—Trees Painting and papering. FuUy $13. $4.20 and $3.20. LGGT—N*vy blue wlndbreaker, w arning. CaU 648-0066 o r 646- dowB Convalescent Center, 333 the one mUe and fiiree-slx- the looks of the track closer to 44. cut, building lots cleared, trees Insured, workmen’s compen License to Steal, second by Early Knockout StonehlU Ccdlege Varsity 4488 fo r free estim ate. BidweU St., M anchester, 616- Sweet sixteen and BOSTON (AP) — Throe 16- Linda %>eizer — argued that teenth race. the fence. Ron’s Judgment of toiq>ed. Got a tree problem? sation, UabUlty, property dam Sweet sixteen huh? at C2iarter Oak Tennis Court. CHEVY (4 ton 1967, good condl- 2321. Pro-An at ERCC year-old girls vrtio went into denying the glrla the right to The la s t TTriple C row n w inner track condition and p a ce o f the two lengths, returned $2.60 an WALTHAM, Maas. (AP) — WeU w orth i^ o n e caU. 743- CARPENTRY, repairs, ^ age. CaU 648-1949. never been kissed? $2.20 . Reward. M4-0184. tton. Only used as camper. federal court seeking per play w ith boys was dls- was Citation in 1948 and since race waa outstanding. Unbeaten New Ehigland hMvy- 8262. Jobs, light trucking. Phone 649- WOMAN companion, middle- Phone a fte r 4 p .m ., 742-8284. Butterfly mission to play baseball In the crimination. then only seven horses have Hold Your Peace, the third Mishl-Mokwa was back weight champion Doug Kirk 8904. J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom aged, Uv« In, willing to travel Randie and Randy all-male Little Leagqe In New Judge Oarrity said the case been aMe to challenge for the TWO Handymen want a variety decorating. Interior and ex place Derby Hnidier, made other length-and-a-half and paid scored a first round knockout 1968 INTERNATTONAL % ton with retired gentleman. Bast ton have lost their case. “has no business in federal Wg triple—Kentucky Derby, of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, terior, paperhanging, fuUy In Here Is your Happy Ad Gained Clecak three runs at Riva Ridge but $3 to show. gygp Thny Burwell of Phlla- pick-up truck, red, series 1300 Windsor, 628-0087 after 10 a.m. court.” Nevertheless he told the Preakness and Belmont. CAKES for weddin$:8, gradua atticks, cellars cleaned. La'wns sured. For free estimates, call THANKS U.B. District Judge W. Arthur each time he was turned back. delidtia In their scheduled C, 8 cylinder, 8’6” body. Oun- BuiMing C enfroctliig 14 ELIZABETH They were TTm Tam, Carry tions, Mrthdays, anniversaries and gardener’s service. CaU 649-9668. I f no answ er 648-6362. to Former PGA touring pro Tony BUI Goldman and Lance CoUler Oarrity dismissed the aotion, girls’ parents they could ap No Le Hace ran a fine last Notre Dame's 10-game foot- eight-round bout, Monday night, per body Included. $1,196. SURETY CLERK peal, adding at the same time Back, Decidedly, Northern and all other occasions. 643- 648-6306. OLMSTEAD MARX Clecak, now co-pro at Long- w ith 69. Monday, for lack of jurisdlcticn quarter mile because he is a ball schedule will end Nov. 25 at the International Broth Phone 646-6496. RICHARD B. MARTIN. FuU CHALLENGING WIL & CHARLIE that an ai^ al might cnly raise Dancer, Kauai King, Majestic 4219. NEWTON H. Smith A Sons- Re- And It’s not from your meadow Country Club, carded Pro Scores He said the Little League for late footed horse. He wUl be 'vlUi a game at Southern Coll' erhood of Electrical Wofken ED Machle - special deUvery professional painting service. OPPORTUNITY Tony CSecak. Lonnneadow, 37-33— "false exiiectatlons.’’ Price and Canentry re "F u d ” chon shot a 37-36 fo r 73 to take 36-38—75. Now Awaits District Action furlongs. He was not pressed Harrison’s have golf Tournament In conjunction 6801, evenings 649-4768 nings and weekends. No Job creases. Excellent employe Team Searee Trainer Lucien Lauiin thinks pledged to contribute a combin modeling specialist. Additions, FLOOR SANDING, and refin- fourth place in the Held. which could mean he wil^ get with the pro’s tourney this T r a il e r s - too big or too smaU. CaU Ste benefits. WUl consider ex- Low groaa: Chet Wojack. Ralph The Unlvensity of OxmecUcut ord to go along with seven Riva Ridge is another Citation. ed total of $2 for every home rec rooms, dormers, porches, Ishlng (si>eclallzlng in older Happy 9th Birthday Manchester's asststant club DeNicolo. Charles Conti and Kevin Riva Ridge, though he won the better under Lucien Laurln's weekend. Fifty per cent Of the phen M artin at 646-7295 a fter 2 buslness g a l (housewife) F la n a i^ , 33-32—64; Bob Bontempo. baseball team, having wrapped saves and a 1.90 ER A. run hit during the 31-hour Mar M obile Hom es' 6 - A cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, floors). Inside and outside who Is returning to the Job "KEEP SMILING — pro, Ralph DeNicolo carded a Angus HacKechlne, Eld Pokura and Derby In a breeze under a patient handling. entry fee wlU be donated to the Autom obiles For Sale 4 p.m . MAUREEN Fran Kristof, 33-33—65: Tony Clecak. up the Yankee Conference title P itch in g 63.3 Innings, Junior If any horse gives Riva Ridge athon Softball Game to be held DAC Softball Marathon. Two bathroom s, kitchens, 649-8446. painting. No Job too omaU. maricet. FlxceUent opportu 38-37-76. brlUitmt ride by jockey Ron NEED CART Credit very badT MOBILE home, furnished, to John Breck. Bob Thomas and Jim with a perfect record in all 12 lefty Brian Heroslan of Worces a test In the Preakness it fig this weekend. other country clubs are ootudd- MANCHESTER Welding Serv- John VerfalU e, 646-6760, 872- nity to start a second ca Low team gross score honors Smith, 3^33—65: Bob Bodlngton Turcotte, Is far from being a Bankrupt, repossesslonT Hly Cavey's runner. If Upper Case can run has put a price of $1 entry fee aid Field from 9 until 4 p.m. vents, sleeps 5, tent Included. 14 of 15 games against New Azeue Assigned Citation won 15 stakes at three. paint Job, water and fuel pump side and outside, miUngs, mortgages — Interim finauic- Manchester, Conn. Restaurant, 46 Bast Center St. with Key To The Mint look for for every participant. Persons For Information' concerning 876-7460. MASONRY — AU types ol SUMMER ONLY Baseball Tips England competition and 16 of Riva Ridge won’t win that e tc. V ery g ood condition . $360. landscaping. Reasonably pric Ing — expedient auid confiden Riva Ridge to lay a close third may enter as individuals by the marathon, contact Steve stone, brick firepteces, waills, AT ONCE, earn $100, free in PAINTERS wanted, minimum 21 games, overall, which includ To Minor League many simply because the 049-4881. ed. CaU 648-0861. tial service, J. D. Real Estate Must be 21 years of age. Knowl and then come on in the turn coming to the field and donat Cassano ar Manchester Com 1971 ARI8TO(3RAT LowUner, concrete steps, sldewaUks. No m erchandise w ith on ly $160 in 3 yeara experience. Call after ed a six-game Florida tour. The Meadow Stable owned by the A ssoc. 643-5129. edge of greater Hartford area for home at old Pimlico to take ing the dollar, or they may en munity College. 1967 PLYM OUTH B elvedere 2- sleeps 6, gas-electric refrigera Job too smaU. FYee estimates. sales. Plus more profits in 6 p .m ., 049-9666. on ly m ar In Its N ew England ANAHEIM (A P ) — T h e (3aU- Chenery family won’t run him LOAM for sale, top quaUty, helpful, but not necessary. Some the second gem In the Trlide ter as a team for a one-hour pe door hardtop, V-8, automatic, tor, OUeman Holiday buUt-ln Over 20 yeairs experience. Af cash by demonstrating Lau- record came on a ninth-inning fomia Angels assigned catcher that much. Riva Ridge’s Derby also fiU and gravel. licensed MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec heavy lifting. Crown. . riod . $860. M ust see to ap preciate. range and oven. Electric flush ter 6 p .m . 643-1870, 644-2976. rene’s ^fts and toy line. CaU rim in a 3-2 loss at Brown Uni win was his third stakes victory for aU types sanitary work. ond, third. AU kinds. Realty Must be able to pass physical Joe Azeue to their Salt Lake The marathon play is not re Spoils Diid 647-9628. toUet, 0>leman furnace, 9x13' coU ect 1-491-2100 before 6 p.m . Help Wonted - versity. of the year. Dozer, backhoe, pay loader, DORMERS,,:’’i:airages, porches, statewide. Credit rating unnec exam required for interstate de City farm team in the Pacific stricted to Manchester teams or TONIGHT' deluxe awning. ExceUent con- Laurene Co., Goshen, Conn., Blnal statistics for the regular ■inerBThere Isis one thinguung aooui about Rivarava -«-» ii , _ , , ------rental and site work. LatuUppe rec rooms, room additions, essary. Reasonable. Confiden livery. Mole or Female 37 7:26 Yanks vs. Indiana, WDiF 1966 AU STIN H ealy Sprite. E x- diticn. $2,196. CkOl 649-4334. 06766. season placed sc^homore out Ck>ast League • today and re R^e that st^ds^t._He is L D V 0 F , RoSCWall everyone Is welcom- B ros. In c., 873-4366 o r 743-9477. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, tial, quick arrangements. Al 8:80 Red Sox va. Brewera; ceUent condition. May be seen THE South Windsor Board of fielder Brad Linden of Hills called receiver John Stejdi- coming up to the Preakness as APACHE Eagle tent traUer, ex vin Ijm d y - A gen cy. 627-7971. Apply in person, or call I n v i t e s TAUwood Men’s Club will W nc, Ch. ** at Manchester Ambulance, 184 CEILING and ceramic tile spe siding, general repairs. (}uadl- RN and LPN’s, all shuts. We Education la accepting appU- no other horse has, with $768,- Acc0pt cellent cMtdlUon. Sleeps 4, 100 Constitution P laza, H art 648-1101 dale, N.J., at the top of the bat ensrai. East Center St. cialist, one celling or all, re- ty woriunanshlp. Financing are again expanding our facil catlons for the position of Busi 867 in earnings fo r 13 races. He storage. Pool table, ping pong ford . Evenings, 238-6870. ting colum n, w ith a .368 aver paired or replaced. Rooms re available. Ecemomy Builders, ity. Professionals needed full ness Manager. Among the du Thus, Azeue's comeback bid has won 10 of them and the BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — ta ble. 649-8478. ALLIED PRINTING age. Linden, who bats frpm the 1968 VOUCSWAGEIN, without paired or remodeled. No Job In c., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve- ______or part-time. ExceUent wages ties Involved are budgeting, left side of the plate, smashed after a season away from the three races he lost he had a Australians Rod Laver and Ken m otor. B est o ffe r. Phone 646- n l n g s . ------SERVICES, INC. game was temporarily stalled. too amaU, special rate. Work and benefits. Opportunity for 579 M iddle T p k e., W est purchasing, data processing, out seven hits in 16 at bats dur valid excuse each time. Once Rosewall have accepted in 8690. 1971 — 22’ AV EN G ER traUer, done on weekends and eve advancement. Apply Meadows Manchester, Conn. transportation, state reports ing the Utle-cllnching weekend Azeue, who sat out last year in he was bumped, another time vitations to the ninth U.S. Pro In tires, it^ not the sleeps 7, exceUent ccmdlUon- N.j. LAFLAMME — Carpentry Busiiiess O pportunity 28 nings, anytim e, 647-9232. C onvalescent O n t e r , 383 B id and the overseeing of payroU, series with Massachusetts, add a salary dispute with manage he threw a shoe and when he Tennis championships at Long- PLYM OUTH V aliant, 1970, four- $3,925. CaU 646-7879 a fte r 0:80. contiactor. Additions, remod ment, appeared In only three ran fourth in HlaleEih’ s Ehrer- wood July 31-Aug. 6, the spon door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, elin g and rep airs, 876-1642. weU St., M anchester. 646-2321. cafeteria, plant operation and ing 21 percentage points which MANCHESTER — Laundromat PART-TIME cleaning man, 9 games this season. He came to glades in March he was soring New England Merchants radio, 18,000 mUes. Phone 648- 1969 APACHE E a gle, tent traU maintenance. Salary <^n. Ap- enabled' him to take over the GARDENS rototUled by small (CARPENTRY — Repairs, re and C oin D ry cleaning In busy (CLEANING woman desired one p.m.-mldnlght, 6 nlghta per bat only twice with no hits. trapped on the rail in sloppy National Bank announced Mon price you pay. IVs how 9219. er, sleeps 6, exceUent condi pUcations must be received In team leadership. In 67 trips, he tractor. CaU 649-5864. modeling, additions, roofing. shopping center. WeU estab- day every other week. Refer week. Apply In person, Dairy Stephenson spent the 1971 sea- gtrfng. Turcotte tried to get him day. Other entries will include tion. 649-2901. the office of the Superintendent had 24 bits, three of them dou Ushed, a good lease, newly re ences required. Own transpor- Queen B razier, 242 B r o ^ St. son with the Angels, hitting .219 going along the rail ahd It Just Tony Rocke, Arthur Ashe, John PONTIAC 1066 T em pest con ------CaU David Patrla, South Wind o f Schools, 771 M ain Street, by bles, and nine RBI. vertible, 6 cylinder, ontomaUc, 1968 HOLIDAY T ra v ’le r traUer, sor, 644-1796. decorated, all good equipment. tatlcHi. a fter 6 p.m ., 648-0116. June 1, 1972: attention of C.L. Senior outfielder John Sloear, in 98 gamea didn’t work out. Newcombe and Cliff Richey. often you pay it 21’, completely self-craitalned, JUNK CARS rem oved, $10. Any ejccellent condition. 1-429-1860. One month fre; service. Rea EXPERIENCED Warner. Should Include previ- out of Stratford, also made deluxe m odel, $2,800. 228-3642. condition. CaU 872-9433. EXPERIBNOFaJ hairdresser, son for seUlng, mo'ving out of our experience Including great strides In the closing r a c e s W BLACK 1962 Vdkswagwi, good full - time at Golden Charm SECOND SHIFT ROTOTUX. gardens, lawns, state. CaU 643-4913. names of previous -employers 5 ^Catching weekend, picking up 2 points ccndltian, rebu ilt enjgine. 648- Roofing - Siding 16 C oiffures, 649-2806. flow er beds. CaU 646-7708, 429- JIG BORE OPERATORS for at least the last five yeara to take the runner-up poet with V eXfeAe 1081. M otorcycles-Bicycles 11 FOR Lease — Sperry's Glen, Announcing 2625. and as weU as date of avallabUlty. (Fifth Qf 10 Parts.) a .326 figure. Slosar, a righty JE asy C redit T e n n s Av»*»^||r»T GU'i'l'EKS and roofs repsdred Bolton, 6 acre pond plus 20 Otherwise you're likely to swinger, had two triides and 1967 DODGE - C oronet (xmvert- and replaced. ExceUent work acres recreation area In Help Wenfed Male 36 ^ FIRST SHIFT Applicants must Indicate ex 1969 NORTON 76o1^C c’8 good LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also tent of knowledge of data pro As catcher you are the de throw away the ball. six doubles among 30 bits in 92 YOGA CLASSES ible, V8, automatic transmis manship. Reasonable prices. cluding concession ' stands, SUPERtaSOR Trainee — want INSPECTOR ceed, practlcaUy new. Best 872-9187. $100 salary plus bonus. N o ex would go if overthrown. 1969 MG kfidget, exceUent con- RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, restaurant busineaa for sale, PART-TIME help wanted, eve the signals complicated. In doubles (7) and runs (20) and W ED., M A Y 17th 7:8 0 P.M . Intermediate Yoga o ffe r. CaU a fter 0 p .m ., 649- perience necessary. CaU for RN dttton. MicheUn tires. Also Maytag. Reasonable rates. BIDWELL Home Improvement established, comes complete nings and weekends, gu sta Some examples: 1. Bare Keep the signals to your had a .32|S average. 8:8 0 P M . Beginners Yoga 1906. interview . 646-7247. parts fo r M Q. 1100 ITione 649- Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Co. Ebepert InstaUatlon of alu with equipment, no Uquor. tion attendant. Apply In per-. 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. hand on knee means pick-off pitcher simple. Agree before Appearing In a dozen of his MDN.. MAY 22nd 6:8 0 P M . Advanced Yoga 0897. 1971 HONDA 60 mini-trail, ex D ry (Ueaning, 275 W est kOddle minum aiding, gutters and A m edy R ealty, R ea ltors, 875- sen. B row n’ s T ire Shop, 333 PART-tlme Janitorial work, P a rt-tim e at first base. 2. P i c ^ g up the game on signals to use. team’s 21 games, rlg^t-hander 7:8 0 P M . Intermediate Yoga ROWN’S ceUent condition. 6 b .p . Ckit Turnpike, next to Stop and trims. Roofing Installation and 6288. Main St., Manchester. m ornings o r evenings. CaU 649- dirt means pick-off play at Augie Oarbatini, now residing 8:8 0 P.M . Beginners Manchester Manor When the pitcher is set to mlnl-blke. ExceUent cemdition. Shop, 643-4918, 647-1719. rep airs. 849-6495, 876-9109. 6334. second. 3. Glove hand to throw, get in crouched posi in Milford, was the {dtebing I960 VOLKSWAGEN, bug. CaU THRIVINO PIZZA shop in the MAN wanted for general fac- 688JFest Outer .in. REGISTER H HOUR BEIFORE CLASS — 8 CLASSES $16.00 TIR E SH O E 64S-07S8. knee, pick-off at third base. tion on the balls of your feet.- - star. The winner after 11 full New Studio at 1041 Main St in toe Muscheater State Bank Building 649-0661. WINDOW cleaning — spring center of town, weU establish- tcry woik, permanent. Please MAN wanted to work in our OaU Doila lUala, 333 MAIN STRUT M3-3M* Also, you should have a Hold the glove where you ex innings o f re lie f in that 20- FO R INFORM ATION C A U . 649A6S1 TK 6, 1970, low mUeage, very 1971 HONDA, SL 100, traU bike, cleaning time Is here. Profes- ed, good equipment, good ap[Iy in person. Engineered mUl. Davis and Bradfonl DIreotsr d Nutsss return sign from the infield pect the ball to come. inning victory at Massachu condlttoii. $2,< good condition. $860. CaU 648- slonal window cleaning done at J Adlfi. lease. CaU BUI Rood at T. J. Metals, 10 HUliard St., Man- Lum ber CO., 200 Tidland Mseus Street, East Hartford. er so you’re sure be knows. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) setts, Garbatini had a 8-1 rec 600. OaU 648-9608. 0000. reasonable rates. 646-4220, I k e a U n C r a i U C rocket, R ealtors, 643-1677. Chester. f
PAGE SIXTEEN MANCL.^3TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TL’ESDAY, MAY 16, 1972 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUEI^bAY, MAY 16, 1972 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE FurnMitd Out of Town Ho m m For SoIb 72 PAGE SEVENTEEN 43-A For Ronr U MANCHESTER area — Italsed U lt For Sato 73 H o u m .For Soto 72 Hom os For Sato 72 Oot of towa VL eM NOimE -n?AVELlMG AtONS AkID 'B u t vMEN-mE fHTW l r toh, 8 bedrooms, lrs)iH>ey Colonial, dasirablo area, ______now they would Uke to see there ofim nothing ia it for able for hiking, plcnlolng and M A N C H E S T ^ s a rly . seven —rooms.------Idesl------for------nowiiw.— garsge. Hard wto uuufind ouausu,HOMES, lano,land, ousiness.hustness. (juau-QiiaU- some orof usirthsU- own nsroes."ttoroes.*' Care. Immediate toiyiiiy ou|y, poet office. Excellent business family recreation. Cloee to State location -with building. OsU family. Priced In the twmUM ^tfoSwo** ^ *****' ” ***" demai^ In- TO meet the need tha 6ftMb8 “I said, ‘What are you talk any Ume, limited to five mln- porks and two of the finest golf FOR THE LARGE 9>1.9p0 Aa ia, 6ioom Odonlal, stent servloe. Paul J. Omranti actor boa formed a company to ing ahoutr R’s about Korea utos. Continued From Preceding Poqe 6464486, 94. V courses, plus one of the most FAMILY needs petering, mteor rapalra, 871 EAST OAK ST. Agency, 6469888, 947.1619. produce “films now—plays lat Isn’t ItT What about Um black Matomliyi Fatbera, 11 a.m . • magnificent views In aU of east- osotral looatton. Won’t be <3ambolari-buUt Oarrteon Odo- er” that has beguii worh oa Its THREE-ROOM comer of- If your present home is too .. B & W .. BOldlars fighting over thereT” U:45 p.m., and 6:96 p-»« . g Wanted - sm OonnscUcut. ChUdren wel first m'oria, “The Book ot NQm- Articles For Sole 45 floe suite. House ft Hale Bldg., smeai, may we suggest a visit •*'**“ * * ^ ’ ntel-7 rooma. panjal atone front lYrr a ’vvt-r-i-rvT-N. So they hired m e. At 916 a p.m.; others, 8 p.m. • 4 p.m., 968 Mhln Bt Phone 648-4846. come. 8160 m ont^. h o rs ." week. I was the only black In and f:S6 p.m. - s p.ni. 37 GARAGC SALE — Sunday to our 6bedroom aU brick .Co "tgj ! « ■ . . . BMuuw..un,wAU.Aa.o,. W A N T E D St Jaoquas, who Is ths film’s *be play.’’ Age Umlta: 18 in maternlte. PROFESSIONAL otfloe, four- lonial. This sturdy home Is situ APPLJOATIONS are now being' .throu{^ Wednesday, 1 to, 6 produoM^dtesetar, saya, "tt’s a After that, he says, “I got it In other areas, no HmM ia p.m., 73 Mather Street, Man rooms, exceUent location, ex ated on a nice treed lot in a n» RALPH ROAD " - A — KtA accepted for full and part-time D. ]. HENRY Mancheater Pariude 2, 8, 4^5,''6, 8, 12 fairly weU sstahUshed, I eeU-servloe. chester. AnUques, regular and cellent decor aU faculties, |1T5 well estabUshed area. Outstand » Mom. 4 bMMom OoUmUl. lu counter help. Apjriy In peraon. M anchester 649-580|8 HOUSES — LOTS worked pretty steady, I eked AU emergeaey parieote aad baby furniture, carnival glass, monthly. 649-1680, 6494049. ing value at 885,900. Mr. Gor B uiR er Chef, 235 ICain S t . out a Uving, aad hare I am.” , outpatiente are reqneeted to use knick-knacks and candles, ete. COMPANY don, 649-5306. MANCHESTER R ock v ille Manchester, 8 to 4 p.m. PRIME store location on Hart cHy. Braeaaway garage, qm- 10 EARL STREET 2, 4, 5 FAMILY 985,900 New 7-room Colonial. 8 HOUSES — LOTS St Jacques feete that things the new enmrgeney room en- aCHOOLi Bus drivers wanted, to CONTENTS from apartment ford Rd. Ideal for gift, fabric, • • B&W • • lot An extra lot goes with thte Im- bedrooms, family room, Hospital Notes “have been eaoteg for black oc- trance off ArntMy St. Aeoees yam, barber dtop or prescrip 644-1519 628-7449 drive In town of Manchester, house redevelopment proJecL 987,900 Mandiaater — Country maculate C ape on a treed and aluminum aiding, garage. YisUlhg hours are 13:80 to 8 ton. You see mere blacks In to the entrance Is via Including s in k s , bath tubs, tion shop. CaU Mr. AnnuUl, 649- ’The Uving at ite best In tlM city, tendooaped lot. CALL 289-6827 RUjnnbnd St. Jacques front of the camera now but not driveways, from 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 3-3:30 BARROWS AND WALLACE Co. 945,000 6room , 4-badraiom Col- p.m. in all areas excopt ma p.m . C all 643-3414, betw een 8-4 stoves, combinatioa doors, HoiMohold Goods 51 Rooms Wlthoot Board 59 i -F lo t s - 6544. Baantifiil. parhUke yard en- on lal. 2H hatha, family behind it When we make our Resort Property Realtors — MLS LES CLARK ternity where they are F to 4 p.m . kitchen cabinets, furnaces, hanesa tbs charm of this oloan 114 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST room and fee room, ja- and 6d0 to 8 p.m. plctw we plan to ^ve y a^ ADMITTED SATURDAY- MAHOGANY Leather top end Tenements 63 BOLTON NOTCH — Former Manchester Parkade New aumlnum aiding rimi a story of the I980e. R’s about the etc. 643-2466, 643-1442 evenings. FURNISHED room for rent, For Rent 57 6room ddsr Cdontel In ex - louaied porch, carpelteg, Preatige Real Estate Oo. Iriack eq>orlence then. And it’s C- l^eslanza. Enfield; TRAVEL agency desires part- taU es, $15 each. M atching McKinney lufnft^ jmrd, 8,500 M anchester 649-5806 new roof are featured here. Sun centrally located. Private en MANCHESTER AREA—1-room ceUent repair. Four bedfooms, 3 fireplacoa, S^car garage. Admitted Friday:- Frances about the numbers racket.’’ Ume help. Ebc^rience prefer SCStEENES) loam, grovel, co ffe e ta b le, 330. G ood con- square feet remodeled as and ahade. An immaculate wlU study behlnd-the-comera -v . tran ce, am ple parking. 649- apartment which Includes CAPE COD SPRING Street area — 6-room dining room, family kUchen, Wooded lot. Brough, Parker St, Manebes- He saya the aim of hla firm te Coventry; Harry C. Brawn, 61 red. O all 646-3766. processed gravel and fill. diUon. 647-1166. 5371. home Improvement diow- home In a scarce price range. ALL, CASH for your prOporty heat, hot water, carpeting, ap rooms, other buUdlng on four NORTH TRURO Cape, 3-oar garage, 8 bed lauadry room, IH bathe, huge MERRITT AGENCY within 24 hours. Avoid ***■! Redmond, ^fillage St, not only to develop and make ^ Jensen St.; lOmberiy Dalg- G eorge H. G ritflng, m e. 742- pliances, laundry, storage, May 80th HoUday EXCELLENT opportunity to 7886. FTVE rooms of furniture for acres. Sultatee many huai- rooms, formal dining room, r s o rom n, Z-oar garage. Don’t 45 CARMAN ROAD REALTORS 646-U80 tane': tnetoMt servlea Raves RockvlUo; Paula McGlU, East movies but "to make them rig^ ■ neault, 16 Highland Ave., Rock- FURNISHED room for working parking, fo r 3180 m M th ly. 649- 5 days • 4 nights enter real estate field. Hlj^i sale. 60 Broad St., Manchester, lady, modem kitchen, bath, neae’a VfiU rent entire or sub large kitchen, closets galore, w att o n tfala one. A BRICK COLONIAL CAPE St, Rockvine- Dunn, Sun- nlflcant so they wUl rriato to WhUe he Urinka things are vUle; George B. Brown, East 2871, 646-0883. 888.50 per couple qUALHY Personlfiedl Oamho- Agency, 6484>181. commission, energetic people LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours 647-9886. linens, parking, private en divide. CaU 1-2384460. 320s. LaPenta Agency, Real 998,800 Coventry — New Raised « baths • 8 car gai> rise Dr., nockvUls, the black struggle In America. *®*big somewbat for blacks, St Hartford; Paul H. CSark, 80 dally, ling bell tor service. C ottages $75 w eekly tor. 6463440. lorn bum 7-room Oolon g to en SELLINO .your home or acre- Births FnUiay: A son to Mr. We also want them to instruot n*bls that "It’s still Hemlock St; Mary P, UqMC- for fast growing agency. Call tran ce, central. C all 643-8649. LGQKING for anything In real Ranchaa. Large wooded lota. 7!0o m a y _cxtrM to list. Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 DANISH m od em couch 350 ; 3 MANCHESTBH — Warehouse up to June 34th. ^_/**** *“ *"*■• Front to- For prompt friendly ser- and Mrs. Richard Brough, Par- to entertain, and to make a few for a black to get chlno, 152 CSiestnut St.; John now, Mr. O’Rouike, Jesdor estate rental — apartments, OtLCk Uvlni^ XOCm, iB X g t mas- . _ . . ... __ am w n. Demlng Street, Manchester, matching end tatdes, 315 each. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room and industrial apace. 16,000 - 649-5637 MANCHB8TE5R 988,900 Msnehestar. Brand new * * Frank SpUscU. vtce, caU Louis Dlmock Real ker St.j Manchester; a daugh- doUare. acting, although not os w. Elveratt, 16 HUlsldo Manor, R ea lty , 633-1830. homes, multiple dwellings, no Route 30, South. Ebccellent condition. 643-9362 private entrance, shower-bath, 100,000 square foot units, D i^ dealrabte lo- 277 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST ter bedroom, two fireiriacea,- tor to Mr. and MTa. Alfred Red- “ Thera has been a raah of *'**'’* •• irhen I came up. Vernon; Agnes O. MulUns, 171 fees. Call J. D. Real Bl^te CAPE COD —- Dennlsport, 3 HOME OF BEAUTY ty . 849-9638. cUter 5., gentleman. Free parking. Ap a-vailable Immediately. Heat oarions. OaU“ “ for ‘ mow details. A large Colonial with a 3-cqr two-caruiMt. garage, -.IS lo___ v ^___ breeie- .o w - mond, imiage St., Rockville. bUck films lately but many cf „ “»®. E. Center St.; Anna M. Val- REALISTIC stereo record play A ssociates, In c. 643-6139. bedrooms, aU conveniences, Situations Wanted - p ly 195 Spruce St., M anches ed and alr-condltl(»ed. Freight Young Dutch Colonial Gape, 986.900 New 6room Otrionlal. garage AND an extra lot' ot way. High a ^ dry on a lovely HAVE qualified buyer for 3 or DUchaiged Friday: OclUa them are rlpoffo that lack Td say ’forget It, get a degree, ueres. 14 Oampfleld Rd.; Ctody er, AM-EM stereo radio, also 1971 NEXXZII-Alco sew ing m a elevators. |1 to 81.60 po/ off-sea son rates. C all 875-0683. p e n K o e o o ter. 635 CEUTTESt—D eluxe 4H -room brick walks and patio, trees. Four bedrooms, fireplace. Uv- record I House may be pur landscaped lot Mr. Zinaaer^ 6famlly home. OsU Paul W. Y aen lck e, RBT> 2, 2, R B ookvU ookvU le; le;------taste aad make no contribution. *»* a good Job, and try acting g. Vlncelette, East Hartfoni: Realistic reel to reel stereo chine, Unclaimed lay-away, square foot. 1-748-5684. Belfiora Agency, 647-1418. Dougan, Realtor, 6464585. never uked, originally 3149.60 duplex, m baths, all appU SUN —^FUN, Lake Wlnnepesau- Seven splc and span rooms. teg room, dining room, kHdien, chased separately. Ask for Carl Edwin Beritery, Union City, We must have films that have * Bonny. John H. Rogers, 182 Oak St.; VACATION time Is nearing, tape record er. C all 640-9842 COMFORTABLE furnished Z insser. N.J.; Barbcua HUl, lOngston, artistic merit, taste and signitl- “But, If you are masochistic Judith A. Parsons, 86‘Susan now 309.80. Buttonholes, mono ances, fuUy carpeted, alr-oon- OALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at keei 3 new chalets one sleeps Squii^Md kitchen. FUmlly roMn famUy room, garage, acre lots. ALPINE RAISED RANCT PROPERTY available r Houses, married 'woman will baby sit evenings. sleeiHng room, for older em R.I.; Katie Dombeck, Sadds cancel” and tenacious, then I’d urge Dr., Vernon; Neal L. Jakuse- grams, hems, se'ws on buttons, dltlcners, heat and hot water, 643-15T7 fo r o ffic e qpace. AU 7, other 10. Flreplaced, heated, off kitchen with sliding glass lots, etc? For efficient service' at her own home, weekly or p loyed gentlem an. 272 Main 948.900 Mawriieatar. Colonial, 61 NEW STREET Immaculate 6 - r oo m Raised ADU Rd., EUtegton; William St. Jacques, whom latest film you to get a gtxxl strong educa- vtch. East Hartford; and Grace CLEIAN, dark, rich loam, five e tc. G uaranteed. 622-0476 deal storage and parking. On bus shapes and sizes and prices. w alk to lake. F illin g f ^ —643- doors to patio. A home with, lots Foreot RtUs, 4 bedrooms, caU Kosak Real Estate, 646 dally. References given, call Street, Manchester. Convenient Rancte ^U iedral be«iied“ ^ " Chicano, Eastvlew Dr„ Rock- appearance Is in “Came Back Uon In acting technlquea. To Criby, 838 BldweU St. yards, 322.50. Sand, g ra vel, er. line, convenient to shopping. New and old. Let us know your 0189. of colonial charm. 389,600. Mr. 1760. 872-9047. of rooms now ing. waU to woU carpotteg, 6 'viUe; Pamela DeFOrge, Eari Charleston Blus,” has qqwarod dance, sing, read, write. Tlien BERTH SATURDAY. A son to stone, manure, pool and i>atlo Elgfat-aiMutment unit. Charles dem ands, w e -wUl do ev ery Lew is, 649-5806. CA RPETS —^Wholesale to you WA’TERFRONT cottage. Lake f«»tcd. ideal tor large car garage. Acre brooded lot. LIKE a good reason to list your St., RockviUe; Ralph Mndgett, In a -wide -variety of movies, you will have the resources to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W. Bouley, sand. 643-9504. PonticeU l, 649-9644. R aym ond thing for you except make the wHh buHt-lns. Dining room. at the Warehouse. Fantastic Wlnqepesaukee, sleeps 6. Pri home -with usT ChU and we Somers; Harry Libby,' mddii> stage plays, and television pro- draw on that are hecessary to 60 Highland Dr., South Windsor. PonUcelU, 646-0800. paym ents. • • W • • MUd room. 6car garage. A Only 988,000. CaU now , 269-7476, Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 ALUMINUM sheets used as savings guaranteed. Carpet Apartments - Flats - v a te beach , dock. CaU 1-603- WlU give you 8 good reasons. Butcher Rd., itockvlUe; Letitia ductlons since ”I saw a play recreate, life." ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: buy OB today’s marhat iUao, 742-8248. printing plates. .009 thick, 23x MANCHESTER — Grove Street 634-4948. Write Mrs. Ken. Dl- The WEST JAN DRIVE Char-Bon A gen cy, 648-0688. ------— ■ Joann M. F isher, 106C WHITE toy poodle pups. Mom Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Tenements 63 waU-to-waU oarpetlng. Home Askintowlcs, ’Terrace Dr., Rock 36” , 25 cents each or 6 fo r $1. M anchester, Conn. Phone 646- Apartments, deluxe one • bed non. Box 4, Lakeport, New BARROWS AND WALLACE Oo. Just oft Route 06 in nearby and D ad m ay be seen. 875-8860 Howes For Rent 55 in qxiUeas ooodltloo. Hebron. Mld-twentiea. Nice cape 643-2711. 8668. Cash and C arry. room, carpeting, available H am pehire, 08246. Business Mirror Vaulding, 'EUtegton; Dorey B. after 4 p.m. WE HAVE customers vraiting ReaRora — MLS OB big lot. RockviUe; George Rorabacb M ay 1st., 3150, JJ>. R e a l Els- LARGE 6room Colonial, fire- 961,900 ManolMator. Foreot Hnis. PASEK 3rd, Montauk Dr., M em oau’ Freedman, ' 667 Griffin Rd., WAT.F. fo r the rental o f y ou r sqMut- GIANTS NECK Heights — 69 Manchester Parkade Legal Notice coUle puppies, tw o, tate, 643-5129. jriace, large lawn, parking OoteBiol that has every thing. 6 289-7475 Realtora-MLS Open 69 Admitted Saturday: Victoria South Windsor; Roy A. Murray, Boats & Accessories 46 ESTATES and household lots to ment or home. J.D, Real Es Edge wood Road, four-room M anchester 649-5800 156 Sm iSH T STREET AKC, one white and other area. Pleasant convenient loca 2H baths, Uving Ooodge, 82A Mt. Vernon Dr., Americans, Canadians Old Stafford Rd., ToUond; buy. Bob-.^ F lu ck iger, 649-3247. tate A ssociates, In c. 643-5129. 466 M AIN ST R E E T F irst cottage, sleeps 7, sundeck, two rooB«. formal .wntog room, Court of Probate M ichael T . PauUms, 'WU- sable and w hite. 3126 each. 643- u - RUNABOUT boat. traUer, tion. Working adults. 648-8880. baths. 3125 w eekly. M rs. Car TWO FIAMILY, 4-4, , VA no Wiwa aaLjfi schools. Inunodlato occupon- EXECUTIVE 5 ■ Bedroom District of Andover RockviUe; MUdred Overton, floor, 3-room apartment. Heat, n o t ic e t o c r e d it o r s imantic; Lois J. Thomas, 61 skis and life Jackets included. CLEAN, used refrigerators, ELEK3ANT ETVE-room apart money down, Uve cc^ortalriy Ranch, on approodmately IH 1238 H tfd. T pke., R ookvU le; 3123.20 famUy unit Security. ter, 742-8142, 742-8637. In^ FIrM floor family room t ^ M a a , wprth R. Don’t BSTATB o r Consider Inflation a Sin Grant Rd.; Thomas .Lockhart, Call 643-6341 a fter 4. ranges, automatic washers ment, 20x30’ Uving room with fo r less than 3130 p er month. “ ,Tv wait on this one. acre lot. (Quality constructed VICTORIA BOHDB QllBSIN Hattie Ant, Broad Brook- CaU 646-2425, 9 to 5 p.m . BOL’TON NOTCH. Three room wltti firaplaee, phiah waU-to- ’ Storrs; Francis H. Barry, Ham- with guarantees. See them at fireplace. Large formal dining CaU Earle Everett, Interna too many extras to explain. Punuaat to sn order ot Hon. Noi- Birtha Saturday: A son to ADORABLE kittens free to wlntoTized cotta ge, 1-233-4460. waU carpotteg tfaiuout aad Im- These are only our rec^ent Uot- By JOHN CDNNIBT Brasil, says R obexk, Bas den; John R . F u ller, 325 Hlgfa- FIBERGLASS boat cloth, 31.30 B.D. Pearl’s AppUances, 649 room, two bedrooms. Includes NEWEH two - bedroom Town- tional A ssociates, 647-1800. Must bo seen. fotematlomU A » Norbert and Laurel MUUx, 17 g ood hom e. 646-6496. Wonted To Rent 58 maculatel FuUy olr condition- fogs. We have others. Remem- "fictio n of Isind St.; Charles P. Brunson, 29 per yard. P(dyester resin, 36.95 M ain St. CaU 643-2171. everything. 3256 m onthly. Paul house, Includes appliances, CBNTEIR ST. — 6H-room Colo aocla tes, 647-1800. na^ br^ora August 1, M-n.mtoin st, RockvUle; a son NEW YOR K (AP) — One o f gaUon. Fiberglass repairs at r e f i n e d MANCHESTER — Raised ed. 2-oar garage. her, 1972 or be berted by law. Tha Mu- . In- stable currency.” Adjustment Dover Rd.; PatricU J. Kean, W .Dougan, R ealtor, 643-4635 o r heat, carpets, fuU basement, nial, VA baths, immediate occu woman seeking 3- to Michael and IHictorla Ooodge, the hangups that ' m oderate cost. 644-1820 a fter 6 Ranch, 7 rooms, 2Vk baths, two SEVEN-ROOM Colonial. IdeaUy ^ h: Amort- purchasing power h q Constance Dr. FREE to gtx>d. homes. Utter 646-1021. and patio. $330 monthly. Paul pancy, 3800 per month, lease, bedroom apartment In desir 963,900 Manchester. Executive Mte Avis T. Tbompra gjx Mt. Vernon Dr.. RockvlUo. flatten intoteraUe — ------^ ^ ^ . . . . . ^ p.m. and weekends. fireplaces, beautiful recreation W E W ORK located. Good family type RL 87 trained kittens. Call 643-0783. W. Dougan, R ea ltor, 643-4586 secu rity. H ayes A gen cy, 646- able nei^horfaood with garage. area. VftR Colonial with oU Oolumhla. Ooon. Discharged Saturitay: Roee cans and Canadians te that they Scaglla, Musical Insfruments 53 LARGE two - bedroom Town- room, two-car garage, patio, home. Priced right. Interna- W H ii«riro consider It a moral teeue. Ip- ^e thinking and negotiations of South Glastonbury; James H. o r 646-1031. 0131. Please state inform aUckrilte- iSte ^ v e In sin. principle, he adds, "no one singer, 87 O<)rdon Dr.. South plete service department, boat CaU 646-3341 a fter 6. 326,600 —6R (X >M R anch, waU- ket 8 family 4-4-4, central lo ALEXANDER R. HANCHDCK so male stud service available. D ougan, R ea ltor, 643-4535 or cludes heat, appUances, car fireplace. Carpeting thruout. room Ranch, plus heated rec nlcke. RFD 2. RockvUle. Doris u u auggestod, ^ «xp«cted to be In a worse po- Windsor; Susan M. Gordon, 300 ing suppUee, accessories, Ont of Town to-waU carpet, baseboard heat, cation , aU dty utUlUos, 8-car Broau, Baxter St., Tolland; Vlr- Phooe 872-8247. - 646-1021. pets. 3200 m onthly. P aul W. Laimdry. l\dl haaement 6 room, on 90’ level lot Living might be to liam to Uve with "‘Aon because rt the loes In Regan Rd.. Vernon; Mary C. Woolsey paints, Gerlch’s screened porch, garage, trees, garage, Bel1 Air Real Estate, m ESa ^ Stela Mlttorholser, Stafford BUNDY tm m pet, w ith ca se 370. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4536 or For Rent 55 car goraga, aluminum aiding. room caipetod,. fireplace sur rattier than to continue purchasing power over time Stephens, 64 Prospect St., Rook- M arine S erv ice, 1062 Tolland FOUR-ROOM apartment, attic Land For Sole 71 sew ers. H utchins A gen cy, 649- 6469882. ^ e d iwow on or before iw irt 9. Springs; Mabel Wages, Bom CaU 649-6186. 646-1021. ' Imga acre lot, with trees. rounded by bookcases, plaster b e r be barred by law. The M u- „ j^SiU l Dr.. to battle It bead ob-to break • • - ville; Uirralne I. Gohee, Bast T pke., B uckland, 643-2363. and ce lla r sp ace, 3136 m onth 6824. SHEE kittens, box trained, 3 BOLTON — South Ridge Park Homa^te Immaculate I -walls, full tUe both, alrcondi- MANCHSiSTER— New on mar the of Anglo-American ‘The principle of Inflationary Hartford; Lee Davie, 89 Main ly, no chUdren or pets. CaU ’TWO-YEIAR old duplex, two Vernon; Donald OdUns, 62 tig er, 2 oran ge, 646-1626. apartments. Deluxe one-bed 19 ACRES, Pailcer Street, Man tioned. Walk to store, school ket, four • bedroom Colonial. moraUty and try a little ccrrection has been apfdled to st., TalcottvUle; Lena S. 649-2332. bedrooms, 1^ baths, carpets, MANCHESTER — Eight - room 900,5(MHanoheatar. Rate- ^ *.^dior^. 06074 Hammond 8t„ RookvUle; Lot- Antiques S6 room. Carpeting, air-condition chester. Can 648-0730. and bus. Uiper 20s. Bob Sam- Two baths, garage, rec room, rfjiosoiiv government bonds, long-term Gordon, 19 Goalee Dr.; Etna Fiorists - Nurseries 49 appUances. E\iU basement. home with income potential, ad Ranch, wynedteg IflU Rd. PLUSH 2 - bedroom duplex ing, dishwasher, private base uelson, broker, 6460496. convenient location. $80,900. ^ e Dunn, 70 UWon St. Rock- •^jj^Tus^for examide, take a mortgages, pubUo utility rates, aendanlel, 85 Meadow Lone; Live Stock 42 3225 m onthly. Paul W. Dougan, tour rooms down, four up. Two AU rooBui oxtremaly large, Uv SCOTCH pine trees, dig your apartment, with dining room ment. AvaUable Immediately Bel Air Real Bistete, 6469883. a! i' im .... o a- tin from BrasU Now thera’e a hwurance. pensions, savings de- Thomas Gerbo, 108 Deepwood HILLSIDE ANTIQUES R ea ltor, 643-4530 o r 646-1001. Houses For Sale 72 baths, two kitchens, extra teg room with fireplace, din- GREEN MANOR Ranch, 8 bed- NOTICE FOR SALE — Jersey milking own, 33 and up. Phone after 5 and patio, all appUances, base 3160. J.D. Real Estate, 646 buUdteg lot. Walk to school teg room, kitchen with built- rooms, attached garage plus minimum wage Qibbs, West Rd., Vernon; AUce cow, 8-10 quarts per day. Rea p.m ., 644-0766. ment garage, extra closets, AVAILABLE June 1st., EVnir- 7581, 649-0871. FTVEl-ROOM Ranch, breeze- and shopping. Wdverton Agen ins,. 4 hadrooma, 9 fuU batha. PUBLIC HEARING Harold DUlon, Tracy Dr.. Ver- 92^ per cimt rate as r< ^ n t^ “ a - z s RD 1, W EST ST. utlUty room, carpeted through BOARD OF DIRECTORS Abbott, 29 Cottage St; Alfred sonably p riced , 649-6234. 'walking distance to Parkade, room apartment. 390. Reply way and garage, acre lot, cy, Realtors, 8462818. Family room. 3-oar garage. LoH For Soto 73 non; Janet Raber, Carol Dr., Puny by com- EAST Hartford-Immediate oc out WeU shaded with large pa- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, competitiveneee h . Brooks, East Hartford; Hebron, Conn. 3225 per month. CaU 643-0710, Box "G ” , Manchester Herald. south end. CaU 6467989. Pluah oarpetlng. Large lot on RockvUle: Lois Klbbe, Pinnacle 4 o r 5 p er Household Goods 51 cupancy, 2 beditxmt, 4H-room Uo, quirt nelgW)0rtux)d.Rel6 MANCHESTER — AppeoveA 3- CXINNECTTCUT In BrasU by Desplna PentoUros, Bast Hart- 649-0311. d ea d and. eating. P riva te ow ner. 937,600. Articles For Sole 45 FHimiture, glass, odds and apartment, peurklng, on bua ALWAYS a welcomed offering, famAy buUding lot on Wood THURSDAY, M A Y 18, 1073 Rd., Ellington; Michael Davis, the final analyato, the “Imaginative” minl • da- ford; Christopher Perrault, Bur- Phone 648-0818. SEIARS 30” gas range, avocado 3% ROOM apartment, stove and OCCUPANCY line to Hartford, adults only, ptqMilar 7-room Green Manor V ILLA G E R CaU anyone of us-anytlm o land Street. Merritt Agency, The Board of Directors wUl Rachel Rd., Manchester; Gary oueoUen te pfntrl Isn’t It better valuations. With a 12-month nan Brook Rd., Andover, 1972, 340 SKI-DOO TNT, 28 h.p. green, used 6 months, or ends. Open Saturday and 3200 refrigerator, avaUable imme M AY 1st 3120 monthly lUus security de Ranch in move-in condition! THE WORKING AGENCY 6461180. conduct a pubUc seasian Thurs- St.. RockviUe; to Uve with Inflation than to period In 10661969, BrasU de- -BIRTHS Sunday: A son and double tra iler, 3700. CaU best offer. Call after 4:30, 643- Sunday, 10 to 4 p.m. Week MANCHEiSTBiR — Brand new dia tely . CaU 649-4092. posit and referen ces. 528-6943. Interior completely redecorat APARTMENTS ------day, May 18, 1072, from 6:80 Law” ®®* Brown, (PUlsbury have high unemrtoyment and valued eight tiimea at one te to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Far^ 646-1378. 4^-room Town House apart G eoege P oplk BUI Coe 0-6 duplex, 8 bedrooms, IM 6061. days by chance. ed within a year. Three bed TOLLAND - Acre, 94.000. Ver- ^ t^e HIU. RockvUle; Kandie Pelool, compustery controtoT Really, two-month Intervals. ley. SomarsvlUe: a daughter to SIX-ROOM duplex, stove and ment, 2 baths, alr-condltlon- ANDOVEUI — 6room apart Immediate Occupancy D an R oa le , A1 M artin baths, aluminum siding, tsro ONE unused 865x15 blackwaU rooms, fireplace, heated study non-Bolten Lake area beautiful Dlractora’ ^ c e In the Mu- Stafford Springs, ten’t It merely a choice of the Robock doeen’t claim to have Mr. and Mrs. David Palladlno, KITCHEN set, couch, rocking refrigerator, lease. Occupancy ing. Stove, refrigerator, dis ment, paneled, wall-to-waU separate furnaces and crtlara, lot. 94,^; ^ a r . ovei^ ^ DUdia^ Goodyear power cushion, CaU 228-9276 fo r dlrecU oos with sUdlng glass doors to Tom Creech Herm Frechette any proprietary rights to the storrs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. chair, stroU-o-chalr, outfit. July 1st l^te Box K, Man posal, patio with sUdlng carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 6Room Townhouses, IH^ 94J100 down to qualified buy apculment size gas range, only. paUo. Folding stairway to at “ d »ussertlotis from the These are some of the cimcept. IBs role is more that phlllp Stack, 21 Lathrop Dr., Phone 668-4353 o r 528-8522. chester Herald. glass doors. BeauUf’il, beau 3165 m onthly. Security. UtlU- tiled baths, complete O.E.^ ers. Only one avaUable. BTe- Treed, 98,500; Hayes Agency sor; Irene Oates, Franklin 8t, tic storage. Brand new waU- that a Dnfassor of lnt«r"“U/mai of an advocate for ex- Coventry; a doubter to Mr. black-white console tele'vlsion. tiful, beautiful. Call: tles extra. 742-7811. ' kitchen, waU-to-waU Frechette Sl chetto ft Martin, Realtors, 647- 320 each . 646-4235 a fter 6 p.m . BEDROOM set,; heeui board, 2 SPACIOUS 4-room apartment, to-waU carpeting. High hedge peting, private basement,’ 6908. ______Futiira sessions wlU ..M. be .....held „ Normand. buslnera nresentod to a eeml- perimentaiOon who seeks to and Mrs. Kenneth Rablnowlts, chests, comer desk and chair, adults, pets, utilities extra. ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter and flowering shrubs provide washer-dryer hookup. MANCHESTER — Five acres the first Tuesday of each month Ttoh. nar on Inflation at the Unlver- have Inflation viewed as a tech- Hartford. IMPERIAL lawn spreader, 20” , no 649-6651 649-2179 night table. In Ught wood, ex Wanted - To Buy 58 3135. S ecu rit) deposit. S33-60C6. race Apartments — Large and privacy In delightful, spacious Charles Lesperan<» M artin MANCHESTER — 6 - room umiOKlmately 8 a<»es bust- from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. and slty of Ttoronto SolMOl of Bust- rather than moral tesu^ DISCHARGED SATURDAY: bamboo rake, 27” , Aqua-King ceUent conditlcn. Very reason beautiful 8 and 6room apart rear yard (with tetri house). House, IM baths, large kitch n SOM. 250’ frontage, the third Thursday of each nrae thte week. *^**>®*' euggesting that Roy Fltepatrlck, 27B Bluefleld June occupancy. MANCHESTER — Royal Arms 649-7620 REALTORS, MLS la'wn sprinkler, 12” , 60’ mbber able. 646-3633 a fter 3. WANTED — antique furniture, ments. Includes heat, hot wa Upper 20s. Lillian G. Grant, en. Immediate occupancy, bus Realtors, month from 6:80 p.m. to 8:80 2-bedroom townhouse apart 368 Main St., Mancheater Wolverton Agency, ResSre. month from 6:80 p.m. to 8:80 «’ ‘ *1* • ? !. ^ ^ hose, like new, reascmable. glass, pewter, oU paintings or NEWER one -bedroom apart ter, aU appliances, with dish Realtor, Walton W. Grant line, city utUlUes. Only 933,- p.m. in■ the Board - of----- Directors’ - - Janet Ebdson, Portland, BUUe „/ rwnmMa Unlversltv Is ohers Uve In “the ein of in- ker St.; Edward Kloehn, 46 BABY SWING; Uke new crib ments. FuUy equipped kitchen, S s / S s s / 647-9998 6462818. Phone 646-6479. other antique items. Any quan ment, second floor. Includes washer, disposal, carpeting, Agency, 6461168. 900. H ayes A gen cy 646-0191. ------O ffice. Evlson, Portland; Karen Ttom- nation,” be maintains that we Kane Rd.; Diane Plumb, 61 emd mattress, quaUty creden- tity. ’Hie H arrisons, 643-8709, heat, appUances, and carpet 1^ baths, carpeting, private ko, Hartford T p k e., RockvUle; take away the rtn by neu- Dale Rd.; Mrs. Janice Eng- INVALID commode and walk pool and your own private ter SEVEN room aluminum aided Anthony Pietrantonio, za and large mirror, reason 165 Oakland Street. ing. 3180 monthly. Paul W. patio with barbecue, conve WELLS ST. — Older 2-famUy BOWBUIS School A rea — Six- vmuam ^JeunMM, P w M ^ vixen adm lntetrat^toJteton. trallztng Ito negative qualltites. ianC'J<*n Hand Dr., Coventry; er, Uke new, reasonable. race in a country sotting. Colonial, carpeting, den, mod RoMrt Property S ecretary able. C all 644-2680. D ougan, R ea ltor, 643-4035 or nient location, chUdren wel In need of a general face lift room Cape, aluminum siding, I^e, TViUand; Paul JuUnvUle, "extramaly ------Clemens Wahmann, R®T> 4, Phone 643-8606. AN’TIQUES, dolls, furniture, an com e, 3215. 644-1519. D .J. Hen F rom 3160. Sorry, n o pets. 02^ WOODUHD em kitchen, IM Uatlu, Mid 80a. four bedrooms, walk to 8 For Sate 74 Board of Dlractora 6461021. 6086, 8767466. ing. ExceUent income poten BYanklln Park B., RookvUle; Coventry; Carl Carlson, 136 MOVING — youth tumlture for tique clothing. Jewelry, clocks, ry Oo. Owner, 6469349. schools. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Manchester, Conn. consistent’’ In Ignoring him. •* • wy* ■ — 12x16, MODESIN orange and tial. 2-car garage, big lot. T.J. STEUBEN, Maine — Coastal Debra Maynard, West Rd., In prasenting his argument, T odaV Ifl H lStO ry Garth Rd.; Paul Holmee, 8 sale, at 33 North Elm St. CaU glassware, household contents, THREE rooms, Ule baf Realtor, 6463440. . Dated at Manchester, Connec gold print rug, orange drapes, ROCKVILLE — F\>ur rooms, Crockett Realtor, 6461077. area, two • story house, five RockvUle;ivuoavute; jnaryMary Keaney,Money, Pin-nn- concedes *' *' Hickory Dr.; Hebrcn; Karen 649-3481. any amount. Antiques and hot water included, THREE - ROOM heated apful- UNNMORE DRIVE — 6room ticut, this twelfth day of MSy 84” lon g to m atch. F irst 3100 ment, stove, refrigerator. first floor, iqq^lances, peo'king. Cq>e with IM baths, fireplace, rooms, garage, artesian weU, 1972. ney St., Elltagtan; Vivian. U not ga new ^one. Rohock ^ A8800UTED PRESS Abraltis, ^ ^ 10 RoWn Rd.; James Things, 643-2504, 467 M ain St., aged adults. Security TOWN OF MANCHESTER, NEW ON MARKET Rogers, Lancaster, Penn.; Uikes it. CaU 643-6341 a fter 4. Frigldalre 80” self-cleaning First floor, no pets. CentraUy 3U5 monthly. 872-0869, 7:80 to APARTMENTS garage, nice (xxmer lot Late fuU cellar, fuU both, 11 acres that we list the Manchester. references. No pets. Parking. 9:30 p.m . CONNECTICUT Manchester — Parklike set Cand MuUen, Hilliard St., MSn- stove, coppertone. Ebccellent located . 3135 plus secu rity. July occupcuusy. T.J. Crockett, wooded area, BixeeUent hunt r v • • 1 a thinking Infiation Is harmful, the 137th day of 1972. Thsra are Ralnsford, West Woodstock; NEWER model coca cola lOVi School Street, second HOMESTEAD ST, ting enhances this beautiful condition . Used one year. 3199. Call after 6 p.m., 6461098. NOTICE Realtors, 6461577. ing an4 your own trout brook. Burania Loye, 66 M cK ee machine, cans or bottles. Sac Phone 647-9789. floor, across from East Side BOLTON—Large 6room apeu’t- OBV W. XPKB. Bteglish Tudor of 7 rooms. Half-mUe from seaaixx’e: Ask Onguial ‘Degas’ “■ ■“ M rs. ElU z a b A K rorob, » Rooms Without Board 59 ment, quiet neighborhood. Ref rifice , m oving. CaU 643-1478. rec, near Main St. OF ADOPTION MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — Id^ for Lovely enclosed porch, fire- ing $19,000. 743-7118. artes Cotton, 888 JOHN buys and sells used fur PURNISiiijD room for gentle erences required. 3160 month OF ORDINANCE Idace, idastered walls, wind On TV Auction Z DELUXE one-bedroom apart y ou n g and grow ing fa m ily , 7- WET SUIT, 3-16” Parkway, niture, appUances, 479 Middle man, all conven'ences. Park Furnished ly. 6465983. In accoruaitue with the pro 1, 2 and 6bodroom luxury ing staircase, oU heat. In BOLTON — 4-4, 2 fom U y, 1,080 A bid of 93,800 Is the Ugh bid Gerald Buttimer, M tole^B U - ^ baloMe of pay gtate constitution In the UUted ment, wall-to-wall carpeting apartments. Features wall-t^ room home with generous ------. . Vieraiu nuiumer, mapie to., M econom- states was adopted by Massa- Moore. » medium, also hood, mitts, boo Tpke., ^ast. Open aftemo(ms. ing. N ear bus line. CaU 649- visions of Chapter 3, SecUon 9, terior professionaUy decorat- square feet of U'vlng area each so far on an original sketch by ington; Jennie S'vlrk, Apartments 53-A waU ' carpeting, vanity tile kitchen, formal dining room, ic Inefficiency and eoclal In- chusetts. ’ RockvUle; Mrti. ties. U sed one season. A ll 350. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 6914. throughout, complete appU of the ’Town Charter, NoUce is .ed. Garage with electric eye apartment. 2 garagee, two 18x 16th Century ortirt Edgar De- m u i Rd., oiningt/wi 649-1404. ances, vanity bath. CentraUy ATTRACTIVE 6room apart bcUhs, buUb-ln oven, range, Uving room, four bedrooms, IM distorts and unbalances on TMs Date R cee R ouleau, 483 A dam s S t.; untU 9 p .m ., 846-6828, 646-7679. hereby given of the adopUon dishwasher, refrigerator and door* Quiet residential area 10 pctiloe, 150x890 lot. Fiano gas, 'Which is being sold this Discharged Monday; Kondle J®***^’ ^ „ OLEIAN furnished room , fo r located 3176. m onthly. R . D. ment for married couple or baths. O a r ^ . 160’ tread lot. jKuuu>y. Muui Investment structure. In 1639, N ew port, R . I., Paul E llis, 133 R egan R d ., V er by the Board of Directors of cUsposal, eleotric heat, 3 air- Only $34,600. Wdvertea Agen yet cloee to bus, schools, Agency, 6463677. week in Connecticut PubUc Tele- PeioU. Stafford Sortegs; non; Mrs. Agnes OrsechowsU, working or retired gentleman. M urdock. 613-2692. mature lady. No children or vision's first on-tfae-alr, fund "The popular evU picture of founded. the Town of Manchester, Oxv conditioners, glass rilding church and shopping. $40,- 445 Parker St.; Mire. Jacqu6 H dp Wanted - Female 35 643-9353 or inquire 4 P earl pets. 6469171, cy,-Realtors, 6462818. VERNON - 8 - famUy home, raising' auction.' Bidding’ to' stiU Inflation te one where people jn xtvq, Marie Antoinette was D--,LUXE one-bedroom Town- n ecticu t. M ay 9, 1972, o f an doors, aU large rooms. FiU 000.' completoly redecorated and open Vernon, Mrs. carol wnmier Street, M’ *ncbester. Ordinance as foUowa; basement storage area, am- and son S l d ^ i S e ' Uving on fhtod Inccmo. rtich a . XVI of “ " f “ T r a ^ r i^ S f M r t house, full private basement. THREE - ROOM furnished CHARLES LESPERANCE , Enneid, im . Meianie pensions, insurance, savings or bw prggee.-A lso, Mrs. Marilyn MclM cLaugh AMENDMENT TO trie parking. Starting a t $175. carpeted throughout, good lo- The Degas sketch, orlgtoaMy WisnesM and son, Davis Ave., SECRETARY e x c e l l e n t furnished room, PaUo. Includes heat, appli apartment, utiUties. Older em- Handy to ahooping, acboote, ______649-7620______cation, 3 separate furnaces, thought to be a good raproduc- bonds are steadily being robbed British Columbia be lin and daughter. Bast Hart MANCHESTER A'V’AILABLE RookvUle. for responsible genUeman, pri an ces and carpeting. 3190 ' ployed person. No chUdren, bus and rellgtous ef their purchasing power.” ford; Mrs. Carolyn Soltis DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Good investment or live rant tjon, is one of the highlights of f their purchasing power- ^ame a province of the Domln- ~ “IT’S THE REAL THING” vate entrance, near center, m ^erak James Groea- fect ten (10) days after this pub each qiartnient. Modern ce- jOOVBiNTRY Lake — room donated Except for about ’P®"® Vernon not later than Ryw British membership In the ^an. East Hartford; Richard L. and near stores. Call anytime, The Board ot Bduoatton. 6 lication in this newspiq>er pro 8766379 o r 6461577. ramie batiu, permanent vinyl winterised home, new furnace, We will train qualified applicants. Company paid 644-0883. Manchester, OmnecUcut, soUc- 500 antiques wd art (ibjects, aU ^be date and time set forth g )^ Robock “It Is the European Ctoramon Market, but Barnett, 20 MUford Rd.; MM. vided that within ten (10) days elding, 3-car garage, conve new bath, ime stiff conditions. r o m M. JaHtert, Kelly Rd., Ver^ Ite Mds for the InataUatloB of SUMMIT STREET — Four-bed are new, CPTV saya. fringe benefits and good wages. Alternating first THE THOMPSON House —Cot- after this pubUcaUon of this Or nient location. Char-Bon Agen w rental, 99,500. Hayes Agen modities and/or services listed m>v imnroverish wnekers or ^^le Year Ago non; Mrs. Peart Barrtegfaam, a roof at the Verplanck School.' room Colonial within walking C P T V hopes to ra ise $100,000 and second shifts. Apply— tage St., centraUy located, LOAM CASHIER dinance a petiUon signed by not cy, 6460688. cy, 646018L Sealed bids will be received un dtetanco to many acbools, IM in the sbc-^nlght auction, the berate. reittera wholders of -cash and '” *® United States Indicated Warehouse Point; and Robert J. large, pleasauUy fumiahed less than five (0) per cent of Propoeals must be executed te iwi«v deooelts. or penslonere or wlUtegness to begin negotiating Fortier, EUtegton. til M ay 36, 1973 at 8:90 p .m . at b a ^ g w . l«vel Irt. I&cel- ^CHESTER - 7-room older COVENTRY — “Rentracturt Australia from overseas and farm-related jurojects. 94616SS Manchester, Connecticut Douglas B. Pierce. 3 bedrooma, rec room, 20e. Uvteg, ideal for chiUlren, 4 ly. CaU 6460223 after 5. Business Manager ACREAGE — 11-room Odonlal, ______i. ______. four years, a growth rate that about 750,000 ChUdren have been Patrolman Stove ’Rnraeiid May U, 1972 largo bani. Hutchtea Agency LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646 ReaHon, 6465834. 3440. ' I Read Herald Ads ' S2S S2?S«r“'’* " V
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