. / s; y / / PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 18.1972 Senator Scores Hanoi Visitors Trooper Standards WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Lawton Chiles of Florida has Heading for Court MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19,1972 VOL. XCI, NO. 273 FOURTEEN accused actress Jane Fonda and MANCHESTER A City o f Village Char HI former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Qark, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - A number of troopers opposed both recent visitors to North Viet­ “Come hell or highwater we will the changes which include nam. of undercutting Congress on be in court with this very elimination of minimum height the war issue. quickly," says a union official of standards and high school The Florida Democrat told the controversial changes in the re­ diploma requirements and AAanager^s MID-SUAAAAER Senate on Thursday that he quirements for recruiting state lowering the minimum age from Water believes comments made by Miss police. 21 to 18. Fonda and Gark about their William D. Hickey, a former Sgt. Charles Wilkerson, presi­ trooper now with the Connecticut dent of the state police chapter of Dan PanzuUo House Backs visits “have created such an adverse public reaction that it State Employes Association, the CSEA, said legal action would CLEARANCE SALE Rates makes impossible for Congress to made the vow Thursday after the be taken in spite of the promised undertake successfully any state Personnel Policy Board up­ grievance hearing because the measure seeking to legislate an held the changes but agreed to board had let stand its vote last G.E. G.E. Panasonic end to the war.” hold a grievance hearing. week in favor of the new stan­ AIR VACUUM Custom Up 22% He said Miss Fonda had let The meeting was attended by dards. SPRAY-STEAM CLOCK herself be used by the North about 35 state troopers and “We have been convicted of SALT Plan CONDITIONERS CLEANERS Automatic The privately owned and would urge the President to Vietnamese and that antibom­ representatives from a dozen having lousy standards," Wilker­ and DRY IRON RADIO WASHINGTON (AP) - The limiting each country to two Manchester Water Co., which defensive antimissile sites. seek the same numerical equality bing statements attributed to local police departments, but son told newsmen after the CLOSEOUT CLOSEOUT DEHUMIDIFIER Model F72 With AM-FM House has approved the five-year they were not invited to speak. services 3,541 customers in the U.S.-Soviet missile freeze with But the vote was delayed when in a permanent offensive Clark by Radio Hanoi leaves meeting, and he disputed the idea •Automatic 6 Only that the old standards may have Floor Samples Floor Samples North End plus 5 in South Wind­ only seven dissenting votes but the White House endorsed weapons treaty that it won in the Clark "coming across as denoun­ •Hose Drain Outlet discriminated against blacks and Clearance sor, will ralM its rates an average more numerous expressions of Jackson's amendment and the treaty limiting each country to cing the . Model RC 7878 ol 22 per cent on Tuesday. Puerto Ricans. Clearance •Steel Cabinet trepidation. Senate became embroiled in con­ two antimissile sites. “The result: American public Frigidaire, G.E. SAVE $20.00 House Votes "The fact of the matter is they The Public Utilities Conunis- The resolution approving the troversy over whether that meant The FYesident has asked both opinion is affected negatively: Norge, Westinghouse, Hoover, Eureka' Swivel Casters for the House and Senate to approve do not want the job, but the sion jPUC), which authorized the interim agreement passed by a Nixon was willing to put a new Congress, which must have Philco, Fedders. Easy Roll-Around the five-year interim agreement standards do not preclude them rate hike about two weeks ago 329-7 vote Friday, although interpretation on the May 26 public support, is once again un­ Busing Bans Regina, Lewyt on offensive weapons before from getting the job. and there but which had held the effective several House members voiced Moscow accord. dercut in its efforts to find a end NO REASONABLE U.S.-Soviet negotiators begin (Continued from Page 1) are plenty of intelligent black and day In abeyance, pending receipt concern that it might allow the Jackson's amendment is to a to the war." trying to work out a permanent Puerto Rican people in this state of a new schedule of rates, has Soviets to achieve nuclear resolution approving the agree­ desegregation was rejected 211 to ' OFFER REFUSED ordered the increases as of com­ ment, not the agreement itself. one 'this fall. 174. who can qualify for the job," 5 5 9 .9 7 superiority. •Instant Spray mencement of business Aug. 22. The action came as Congress O'Hara said he was one of the Wilkerson said. The 22 per cent rate hikes will adjourned until Sept. 5 for the OEO Director congressmen who helped break The personnel board insited •Fabric Setting including produce an estimated $81,847 in Republican National Convention up the practice of sending whites that a paper ballot taken last Permanent Press In Hospital added revenue - $68,759 from and Labor Day. to white schools and blacks to week decided the matter, but it agreed to give opponents of the metered customers, $10,972 from "1 just pray this will not be a WASHINGTON (AP) - Phillip black schools on the basis of race. 3 Only public fire protection agencies, Enemy Cuts off Regular Retail 518.97 nuclear Yalta,” said Rep. Roman And he said he is just as opposed new standards another chance to V. Sanchez, the director of the Model and 1^,116 from private fire C. Pucinski, D-Ill., who voted to sending them to mixed schools voice their objections at a Floor Price Office of Economic Opportunity, #DHI protection. with the majority, as did most solely on the basis of race. grievance hearing 5 9 .9 7 Solid State, Fold to Travel has undergone surgery to remove The company had applied for others who voiced similar fears. House blacks accused white No date was set for the hearing. an obstruction of the right an average rate increase of 26.8 Senate approval remains Major Roads civil-rights activists who opposed State Commissioner Geveland kidney. per cent - enough to bring it stalled over an amendment 9 segregation in the South of tur­ Fuessenich said "no comment" Lt. Col. Dennis R. Derby, chief $96,773 in additional revenue. proposed by Sen, Henry M. ning against them and trying to when asked about the possible of urology at Malcom Grow The lower rate approved by the Jackson. D-Wash., urging Presi­ ban busing now that it has spread legal action, adding, ' I've said so Hospital at Andrews Air Force PUC was because of a difference dent Nixon to seek U.l-Soviet In the South to the North. much I'm hoarse." Base, where the surgery was per­ Fiiessenich. who favors the of interpreting the financial equality in weapons numbers in formed Wednesday, said he an­ "Man. we don^need you if you figures submitted by the water any permanent treaty replacing won't vote with us in the clutch. " ■ new standards and says they ticipated normal recovery. won't lower the quality of company at a July 19 public the interim accord. The Senate SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces Rep. Ronald V. Dellums, D- hearing. - takes up the measure after the were reported today to have cut major highways on three Calif.. said in a fiery speech. troopers, said he would continue RECORD LOAD touring barracks in an effort to The PUC reasoned that the congressional recess. sides of Saigon. South Vietnamese troops moved out trying "You might as well send us a real $81,847 in estimated additional The five-year agreement signed KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) - racist. At least we would know talk troopers into favoring them, Extra Care for Republican Leaders to reopen them. A log hauling firm here revenue was sufficient to enable by Nixon and Soviet Communist where he stands ' too. transported logs in seven the company "to assure con­ Guards watch plush Doral Hotel in Miami Beach as police take extra care. Story Page 2. (AP photo) party chief Leonid Brezhnev in Field reports said Highway 1 Rep William Clay, D-Mo., South Vietnamese Rangers trailers behind a .150- tinued, adequate and safe ser­ Moscow May 26 freezes land and was cut about 25 miles east of maneuvering nearby were being horsepower truck for 32 miles suggested sarcastically that the vice, to provide for necessary r sea-based intercontinental mis­ Saigon. Hundreds of South Viet­ House go further and write Lotteries pounded by artillery. Low clouds recently and claimed a new expansion to meet future re­ siles plus missile-firing sub­ namese reinforcements moved prevented air strikes this mor­ world record for hauling logs in slavery into the bill. quirements, and still maintain a marines at the numbers in force into the area in efforts to root out one load. Nixon's backers praised his ning. Here is a state-by-state list of hoped-for 7.7 per cent rate of GOP Wooing Democrats or under construction. Communist troops on both sides FYesident Nguyen Van Thieu The gross weight of the load busirfg curbs as putting the the lottery numbers drawn this of the highway near the town of totaled 674,860 pounds, and the return.” The Russians are limited to has predicted that the Com­ emotional issue under realistic week: Trang Bom. seven logging trailers The PUC, in a second decision - join with us in a new coalition for arrangements of their own 1975, reduce U.S. uniformed 1.618 land missiles and up to 62 munists might attempt to cut legal guidelines. MASSACHUSETTS 720937 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The reports said Highway 1 was contained more than 61,900 this one following a July 14 progress. choosing.” strength to the lowest level since submarines with up to 950 mis­ strategic highways, particularly But House Judiciary Com­ CONNECTICUT 89447 application which did not require The Republican platform being siles, the United States at 1,054 insecure and no vegetable trucks board feet of logs. The over-all mittee Chairman Emanuel readied for next week’s GOP "Together let us reject the New It endorsed Nixon’s "refusal to before the Korean War, and halt Rt. 4 in the Delta, in efforts to length of the load was more NEW JERSEY 940968 a hearing has authorized the Left prescription for folly and accept terms which would dis­ land missiles and up to 44 sub­ had reached Saigon over it for a Celler, D-N.Y., accused the National Convention invites some weapons system develop­ isolate Saigon and stir discontent than 3(X) feet. NEW YORK 683323 Mandiester Water Co. to issue build surely on the solid honor his country” by yielding to marines with up to 710 missiles. day and a half. President of using public resent­ Democrats to vote for Richard ment. The defense plank in the capital. The firm, LHC Inc., claimed PEN N SY LV A N IA No 1.000 shares of common stock, to achievements of FYesident Nix­ Hanoi's demand that the United Both sides are permitted to In the Northern Mekong Delta, ment against busing as a Nixon and forsake what it says is denounced "the meat-ax slashes In neighboring Cambodia, a previous record of four Drawing be sold at a par value of $100 per on’s first term.” States scuttle the Saigon govern­ replace and improve the sub­ about 60 miles southwest of “political ploy” to pick up re- "the radical clique” controlling with which some Americans are across the border from the trailer loads of logs a few years The numbers were drawn in share. ment in favor of a Communist- marine missiles, including equip- Saigon, fighting backed up scores ago. That was broken when a election votes in November the Democratic party. The draft wili reach the con­ now beguiled by the political their respective states Hie company proposes to offer ping them with multiple of vehicles along Highway 4 over northern Delta, South Viet­ Canadian firm transported five before the Supreme Court could The draft of a first platform vention Tuesday. Its adoption is dominated regime. opposition." Thursday. The next Penn­ the new shares to present warheads. which food products also reach namese Flangers and armored loads in 1970. section, endorsing a strong considered certain, though floor The plank endorsed Nixon’s Such cutbacks, it said, "would strike the curbs down. sylvania (Irawing is sceduled for stockholders, in the ratio of one Warheads and other weapons cavalry units clashed with Com­ defense and standing pat on Nix­ skirmishes on women's rights and offer to withdraw remaining torpedo negotiations on arms and the capital. A munist troops six miles southeast Aug. 23. new share for every three shares school busing are possible. including shortrange missiles and Associated Press Correspon­ on’s peace-with-honor terms for a American forces four months troop reductions, CTeate a crisis of Kompong Trabek. The Saigon The platform language bombers are not covered by the dent Dennis Neeld reported from Vietnam settlement, was issued after an internationally super­ of confidence with our allies, command said 56 enemy were — Melee in Miami? — suggested that Republican agreement. Highway 13 north of Saigon that late Friday. Two sections on vised cease-fire has gone into damage our own industrial and killed and 10 prisoners and 14 About Town emphasis on alleged leftward effect and prisoners of war have technological capacity, House Foreign Affairs Chair- that road was closed for the third MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) - assembled last month when the domestic issues are soon to weapons were captured. No In leanings of the Democratic been returned. The Democratic destabilize Europe and the Mid­ . man Thomas E. Morgan, D-Pa., day just north of Lai Khe, about Convention protesters plan to Democratic National Convention The Rev. Brian Jeffries of follow. South Vienamese casualties aere presid«ntiAl-.vB«a>iBee, Sen. platform calls for ah “immediate dle East, and directly endanger said the five-year agreement 35 miles from Saigon. greet the Republican party next was held here. Manchester will be on the ."We North The draft'Platform predicts reired. George McGovern, will be a run­ and complete withdrawal,” but the nation's security.” could save the United States $2 week with marches, sit-ins and Arrayed against the protesters Believe" program, Sunday at 9:30 that the Nixon bandwagon will be Neeld said North Vietnamese But the Cambodian high com­ ning theme qf^the GOP's cam­ insists that any settlement must billion a year by slowing down civil disobedience — some of will be 1.150 policemen. 2,500 a.m. on (Thannel 3. End joined by "millions of discerning the arms race. forces, estimated at 2(X) men, mand reported that a Communist paign. include a prisoner return. The platform asserted the par­ which is designed to end in Army and Marine troops, 3,0(X) Democrats and concerned in­ Pucinski and Rep. Samuel S. were entrenched in bunkers force cut Highway 5, one of U President Nixon himself was The GOP plank promised to arrests. National Guardsmen and 2,000 dependents who will not, and ty’s intention to continue Stratton, D-N.Y., said the along the roadside about 50 yards Phnom Penh's last overland quiet, spending a calm weekend achieve peace through continua­ providing Israel with aircraft and Everything is supposed to be Secret Service, F’BI and military owned. Company officials have cannot, take part in the con­ agreement's curb on the Soviet off the highway. (See Page Fourteen) at Camp David, Md. McGovern, tion of the Vietnamization poUcy other military equipment, but nonviolent, but police and protest intelligence agents. Prompt said that, in the event present vulsive leftward lurch of the missile -buildup was the reason winding up a hectic four-day if negotiations fail. In addition to also to help friendly Arab organizers are concerned that Some ground rules for the stockholders do not buy up all national Democratic party.” they voted for it even though they midwestern tour, ackribwledged calling for the return of prisoners ■ governments and support "their things could get out of hand. At street action have been laid out in Dependable 1.000 of the shares, com­ are concerned it might enable the Asserting that the choice for that "they are shooting at me and an accounting of the missing efforts to diminish their meetings between police and the mittments have been received Soviets to overtake U.S. missile least one group says flatly it is not 95 voters is between “strength and from ail sides” and, noting Nix­ in action, the plank declared: dependence on outside powers." Another Ulster March interested in civil disobedience Conventions Coalition, an um­ Buying which guarantee that all shares strength. weakness for our country in the on's aloofness, predicted: “We'll "Here and now we reject all ■The administration, it said, and will adopt more forceful brella organization set up to coor­ will be sold. Stratton said the agreement has BELFAST (AP) — Northern squads are innocent people who Bernal Electric '31 The company’s debt ratio, now years to come," the platform smoke him out eventually." proposals to grant amnesty to would "help in any way possible have been stopped by UDA tactics. dinate the protests. The rules say Service "a lot of loopholes” including Irleand's Protestant extremists Atk for extends its open-arms welcome The GOP platform draft those who have broken the law by to bring Israel and the Arab patrols, asked their religion, and G there will be no assaults on 53 per cent, will be 47 per cent allowing the Soviets to put multi­ "No one thinks we are going to to Democrats in a five-page pledged a continuing quest for a evading military service.” planned a provocative march in police, no destruction of property FOR YOUR the 9400N! after the new financing is com­ states to the conference table, ple warheads on their more cold-bloodedly murdered.” stop the convention. " said Marty > lic u .ft 2-Door preamble: Vietnam settlement permitting The platform took a swipe at where they may negotiate a Belfast today even as the main Feinwider of the Miami Conven­ and no demonstrations in the pleted. numerous and larger missiles and Catholic party in the province The party warned that unless LATE MODEL General Elactric Heavy-Duty 18-lb. Mini- "We invite our troubled friends the people of Southeast Asia “to McGovern’s proposal to cut lasting peace." tions Coalition. "But we will residential area near Convention TTie net proceeds from the new thus overtake the superior the British authorites, headed by CAR OR TRUCK Baikal Washer with 5 Programmed Sa- of other political affiliations to live in peace under political defense ^pending by $32 billion in McGovern's proposals to branded them murderers. register our protest to Richard Hall where many of the city's fieftjgerator-fiBezer stock issue will be used to reim­ number of U.S. warheads. Secretary of State William lecliont. I*uih a button and you gat just- " ^ o e t i r withdraw two divisions of U.S. The Ulster Defense Associa­ Nixon and all he stands for by,^r older citizens live. burse the company for funds used He complained that the agree­ Whitelaw, take urgent action right wash action, spin-spaed, and wasli troops from Europe were re­ tion, UDA, Protestant equivalent willingness to be arrested in large "They say they are going to be \Ne Also Trade Down HOW ONLY and rinse tamparaturas AUTOMATI­ to finance plant additions ment does not cover Soviet against such killings, it will have jected, without any direct of the Catholics' Irish Republican numbers" nonviolent, and 1 believe it of CALLY, lor every fabric load including ($66,848), to finance refunds of guided cmise missiles which he "n o alternative but to hold the reference to the Democratic Army, was condemned in a state­ Police say they expect about most of the leaders and most of Permanent Press! 3 wash cyclasi Mini- construction advances ($19,600), Knife Puzzles Murder Quiz said could destroy U.S. coastal ment by the Social Democratic administration responsible for Basket does most hand-wash; small. nominee. Along with the NATO 3.500 protestors to be on hand the people, " said Police Chief Premium Prices and to add $12,050 to working cities without warning. these deaths,” 238 allies, the plank said, the United and Labor party. Rocky Pomerange in an inter­ capital. That could spell an end to when the GOP convenes Monday. >Vh/re NEW HAVEN (AP) - A knife car when they stopped him foil was foun#in the same place States will seek agreement with The Senate had planned to vote "It is public knowledge,” the Protest leaders put the figure at view But mixed in with them for Low Mileage peace talks that Whitelaw is found in Guillermo Aillon's car because of a noisy muffler in in the car. the Warsaw Pact nations "on a on the agreement immediately big Catholic party said, "that a 6.000. About 3,000 demonstrators are always a couple of crazies, the White the morning after his estranged North Haven early Monday mor­ But the three policernen who after ratification two weeks ago very large number of victims of mutual and balanced reduction of (See Page Fourteen) same kind of people who start wife and her parents were ning, the affidavit said. had stopped the cart.,tfi^ second of a companion U.S.-Soviet treaty the sectarian assassination BARLOW Model TB-12 SN military forces in Europe. " trouble at rock concerts" stabbed to death wasn't the same It was the second time he was time said the knife/wrapped in Personal Notices Keeping things nonviolent, Firemen Quell Geezer! 28" Slim' one observed there earlier, police stopped that night, both times foil “was not the Weapon they even in a ma.ss arrests situation. Motor Soles to fit where others won’t! say. near the $100,000 spacious Mon­ had seen in the morning hours of In loving memory oi our father, Joseph IS a major concern of protest Bla2e in Car Aillon has been charged with tano house, . where the bodies Aug. 14, 1972." the affitiavit says. FYacchia. who passed away August 18. organizers. )962 Open 9 o.m.>9 p.m. ONLY Elighth District firemen were three counts of murder in the were discovered Monday mor­ The affidavit says Aillon, a 34- slayings Sunday night of his wife year-old native of Bolivia, was Always a silent heartache. called to Hilliard St. near the ning, the affidavit says. Many a silent tear. Sot. 9 o.m.-S p.m. ^ FOR THIS intersection of Adams St. at Barbara, her father, J. George “greatly agitated" by the But always a beautiful memory. Montano and her mother, Ber­ The affidavit says Aillon ex­ prospect of losing custody of the Of the one we loved so dear, EYES THAT A n R A C T General Electric about 5 a.m. today to extinguish a GENERAL ELECTRIC blaze in a car parked near the nice Montano. plained the presence of the knife child in a divorce action his wife God gave us strength to bear it. Rt. 83. ROCKVILLE Police said in an affidavit filed by saying he had been at a picnic was bringing against him. It And courage to face the blow. LaAADptIKi side of the road. But what it meant to lose you. PORTABLE TV! Friday to support the charges where he had been carving meat. would have been the second child Phone 875-2538 ____ ti^'w M t! 12" DIAGONAL! 74 Square Damage to the car was heavy, No one will ever know. lonvertible that a possible motive for the Officers let him go with a verbal he has lost in two unsuccessful Inches of Sharp, Crisp, Bright firemen said, adding that it Sadly missed. EYE marriages, police said. In 1968 The Fracchia family - Simulated Picture! All-channel (VHF-UHF) appeared the fire had been set. killings was an embittered fight and then a written warning about WASH TV Reception reception . . . built-in monopole over custody of the Aillon's infant the muffler, the affidavit/says. Aillon's first wife divorced him telescoping antenna for VHF! Firemen said there were no Tront-Loadinji daughter, who was found in the Later Monday morning, the and won custody of a son. the marker plates on the vehicle. affidavit says. R eliable WANTED Police, said the owner is un­ house crying but unhurt! affidavit says, the car was found The affidavit says Aillon MATCHING COMPACT, A knife which appeared to have at a garage where it was taken for Clean, Late Model known. 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\ \ V ‘ \ PAGE TV^O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALEl'. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Auk. 19.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Manchester, Conn , Sat., Aug. 19,1972- PAGE THREE Sheinwold on Bridge Security Theater Time Schedule Business Asks SATURDAY SUNDAY Some Sympathy KNOCK OUT ACE NORTH Business Bodies PTA Will Try Again BEFORE FINESSE ♦ None Is Tight Burnside ‘"nie War Between Burnside “The War Between MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - ^ AJ 1087 Men & Women,” 2:00-4:00-6:00- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD xMen & Women,”7:30-9:30 Automotive History The United States Chamber of , When you have an ace to knock 0 K Q J6 Cinema I ‘"nie War Between 8 : 0 0 Commerce is passing out buttons 4k 10 6.'<2 For GOP Thomas Duff, vice president of Toi Keep Lincoln Open out and finesse to take, your Men & Women," 1:30-3:30-5:30- Cinema I "The War Between to Republican convention WEST E.AST Men & Women,” 1:30-3:30-5:30- Carter Chevrolet Co., has an­ contract may depend on which of 7:30-9:30 nounced that the Manchester delegates reading "Some of My J 1097 ♦ KQ 8 5 4 2 MIAMI BEACH (AP) - When 7:30-9:30 Another attempt to get the missioner of education for ad­ these plays you try first. In most Onema II ‘'Prime Cut,” 1:30- firm played a supporting role id cipal, will attempt to return from Best Friends Are Businessmen’’ C? 4 6.1 the Republican National Conven­ Cinema II "Prime Cut,” 1:30- Board of Education to reverse its ministrative services, conceded Maine for the airing. cases your best course is to post­ O A 10 4 7 3:1M: 15-7; 15-9:15 heiping make automotive history and "Profit Is Not a Four-Letter 0 8 4 3 tion opens in Miami Beach next 3:15-5:15-7:15-9:15 . ' July 10 decision to close Lincoln some points but found only par­ When asked what steps her Word.” pone the finesse since if the hand 4k K 8 7 4 4k 93 State "Biscuit Eater,” 2:00- recenUy, with the sale of 308 Monday, the U.S. Secret Service State “Biscuit Eater,” 2:00- School will be made Monday tial or no support for other ?roup would take on either of two develops well you may not have 5:10-8:25 “Barefoot Executive," Chevrolet cars and trucks locally The chamber’s executive vice SOUTH will be responsible for the safety 5:10-8:25; “Barefoot Executive,” night. The board has granted allegations. board actions, she said that if president. Arch Booth, said the to take it. A A 6T 3:30«:40 In a 100-day period. of five "protectees.” 3:3(k6:40 Lincoln FTA a second hearing, to Umberger added, “The Lincoln remains open, the Board South dealer K 0 9 5 2 . U. A. Theater “The Other,” He said that, during the period aim is to remind GOP In its mission of providing U. A. Theater “The Other,” be held in the Administrative allegations and information dis­ af Directors would be ap­ policymakers that a healthy North-South vulnerable 0 5 2 1:45-3:30^:30-7:30-9:25 April 21 through July 31, the one security for President Nixon, his 1:45-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:25 Annex board room, 45 School St., closed at this time do not lead to proached to fund repairing the business community is basic to Opening lead — Jack of Spades ♦ A Q J Manchester Drive-In “The million mark was topped wife and two daughters, and Vice Manchester Drive - In “The at 7:30. a conclusion that the education of beating system. The Board of prosperity. West opened the jack of West North East Revengers,” 10:30; “A Man President Spiro T. Agnew, the Revengers,” 8;30; “A Man Called nationally for the sale of The first hearing was a three- the city is in jeopardy, that GMucation has estimated the cost Noting that the Democrats had spades, and declarer ruffed in Pass ,1 (J) Pass Called Horse,” 8:20 Chevrolet cars and trucks, and Service will be using fewer than Horse,” 10:20 hour session June 19 at Buckley statutory requirements have been it more than $1(X),000, which, she few businessman delegates to dummy. He thought for a mo­ Pass 4 (p Pass Eiist Hartford Drive-In “The that it marked the first time in Pass 6 (P 500 men to check on everything East Hartford Drive - In "The School. Arguments by those who neglect^ or abridged, or that the said, is an exaggeration. their national convention last ment of trying the club finesse, All Pass Hospital 10:05; “Thomas Oown history any automotive manufac­ from potential assassins to Affair, " 8:15 Hospital,” 8:15 "Thomas Crown spoke among the about 150 pre­ educational interests of the state If the board abides by its July month and few kind words for but decided against it. That not produce 12 tricks. Now. turer sold that many vehicles in a drinking water. They will also East Windsor Drive-In ‘"The Affair,” 10:10 sent were overwhelmingly in have been disregarded," and so decision, she said, an attempt will business in their platform. Booth maneuver could wait. however. South didn't have a 100-day period. secure hotels, travel routes and Godfather," 8:45; "Shorts,” 8:15 Blast Windsor Drive - In “The favor of keeping Lincoln in the was unable to recommend in­ be made to obtain an injunction said: "Business is the new Instead, South led a trump to losing diamond. He won with As a comparison, be said, it school system. stitution of a formal inquiry. the king and returned a low the huge Convention Hall itself. Meadows Drive-In "A Man Godfather,” 8:45; "Shorts,” 8:15 .0 prevent closing the school. minority." dummy's queen of diamonds and "We're not down here to take Meadows Drive - In "The took Chevrolet nearly 11 years Last month’s decision to close In keeping with department diamond toward dummy. West Called Horse," 8:22; "The (1912 to 1923) to sell its first cheerfully took the club finesse. on the whole convention scene, " Revengers,” 10:37 Revengers,” 8:15; ”A Man Called Lincoln was by a 7-0 vote of the practice he said, "The issues are had to play low since it would He couW afford to lose a club million cars and trucks. board, with two members absent. referred to the local board of have been fatal to put up the ace. said Secret Service spokesman Blue-Hills Drive-In "Cisco Horse,” 10:27 trick, and could claim the rest of Bill Hawthorne. "Our job is just Blue-Hills Drive-In “Easy Duff said he is proud “our Mrs. Virginia Ceiinskin Lincoln education, and the petitioners Dummy would then have three Pike, ” 8:30; "Easy Rider," 10:31 dealership and our customers the tricks. to provide security for our Mansfield Drive-In "What’s Up Rider, ” 8:30; “Crisco Pike,” FTA president, said yesterday encouraged to arrange such con­ Open good diamonds, and South could played a part in this amazing If South had taken the club protectees.” Doc." 10:15; "Omega Man," 8:30 10:19 that she was upset by the board’s ferences or exchange of informa­ draw the last trump and then get finesse early, there would have sales accomplishment.” action, which was taken during tion as may be required in an MfESTOKN The preparedness picture: Capitol Theater ’’The God­ Mansfield Drive-In “What’s Up All Day rid of the queen and jack of clubs. been a different result. West the 15 days when there was no effort to reconcile the differences Dummy won with the king of The Coast Guard will patrol father, ” 8:15 & 2:00 p.m. Doc,” 8:30 “Omega Man,” 10:15 PHARMACY would have taken the king of waterways along Miami Beach Jerry Lewis Qnema “Catch CBT FYomotion superintendent of schools. Dr. to which your letter alludes,” diamonds, and South led a trump clubs and the ace of diamonds in Jean C. Tempel of Manchester Donald J. Hennigan had com­ Mrs. Celinski said that a special Sunday to his queen. This put him in and in Biscayne Bay off the 22.” 7:15; “Mash,” 9:15 quick succession. Florida White House. Capitol Theater "The God­ has been elected an assistant vice pleted four years’ service, and invitation has been extended to position to lead another low dia­ Daily Question STRANGE FRIENDSHIP president of the Connecticut Dr. James PM Kennedy did not social workers and parents of mond toward dummy. Army helicopters will patrol father, ” 2:00-8:15 Partner bids one spade, and the off-limits airspace over Miami BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP Bank and Trust Co. She will be assume office until July 15. children, who will have problems All Medicinal Services Available West Perplexed next player passes. You hold: Beach and Key Biscayne. They — O.E. Duffel has a hen called INSTRUMENTS SHIPPED responsible for Trust Division Under the decision, Lincoln if transferred to other schools to Once again West was on the "Chicken Little" who rides a 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 Spades, J-10-9-7; Hearts, 4; will be equipped with television New York — The overaeas. computer planning and priorities, pupils will be distributed among attend the open meeting; and horns of a dilemma. If he put up pony called "Tar Baby." Diamonds, A-10-9-7; Clubs, K-8-7- cameras to record market for U.S. industrial and and investment research com­ five other elementary schools. that Nathan Joy. Lincoln prin­ the ace of diamonds. South would Duffel, a retired farmer, 4. demonstrations. Army recon­ ‘Bcientific instrumenta la grow­ puter applications. Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant later get rid of his two losing says it all started when Ta( What do you say? naissance planes will fly phoTo ing at a faster rate than the Mrs. Tempel is a graduate of superintendent of schools for per­ clubs on good diamonds. Baby accidentally stepped on Answer: Bid four spades. This missions over Miami Beach. domestic market It la ex­ Connecticut College for Women sonnel, said earjier that the dis­ West again played a low dia­ the foot of Chicken Little and shutout bid shows four or more Approximately 1.500 other chopped off the hen’s toe. pected to increase from an eati- and holds a master’s degree from tribution will increase the former mond, hoping that South could trumps, a singleton or void and mated $3.7 billion in 1971 to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 25-1 pupil-teacher ratio by two or federal law officers and military Several weeks after the 65.9 billion in 1976. very meager high - card strength. intelligence personnel will be in­ incident, the hen began to She joined CBT in 1965 as an three pupils. The idea is to keep the opponents volved in convention security, climb up on the pony in the analyst in investment research Monday’s meeting is an out­ out and to warn partner against a sources say. along with 1.150 state early morning hours on and was promoted to assistant growth of a letter from Atty. slam try at the same time. and local police and 3.000 Florida exceptionally cold or rainy Frederick W. Odell of New Bri­ days. Copyright 1972 National Guardsmen. Some 2,500 tain, representing Lincoln FT A, General Feature Corp. mm “Only thing 1 could figure to the State Department of KEOMIHKllS paratroopers and Marines will be out is her foot hurt on those Education, requesting that agen­ on standby at Homestead Air days—you know how an old "Gone with the Wind” was Force Base 20 miles to the south. Better Water Week Trophies wound will throb when it’s cy to make an official inquiry into the board’s decision. The letter Agnes Davis the top bestseller of 1936 and Water anyone? Jay Giles, Manchester water and sewer administrator, holds trophys which going to rain—and the heat t'RESH BLUEBERRY, or 1937. from the pony’s body eased the stated that "On the surface, the will be awarded in two contests Monday night being held in conjunction with Better Witer for pain," Duffel theorized. "Got to local board appeared to rely on DEUaOUS PEACH SUNDAE Americans Week, an observance of the American Water Works Association. Ross Pastel where lately Chicken Little What this Goodyear Tire Co. representative is doing is not recommended for the average, nor three basic reasons for the Summertime Favorites! UUKtST /kMUKMCNPPAM IN Court Cases practices for one of the events, boat and canoe races scheduled for 5:30 Monday evening at rides more often, I any, driver. Last Monday, at the Manchester Tire Co. on Broad St., he performed Goodyear’s closing: I. Lincoln School was Sweet, Ripe, Luscious Blueberries and Delicious Peaches — Poured Over SHADY Globe Hollow Reservoir. There will also be a contest of lifesaving skills for junior and senior too — sometimes half the NCW [N6LAN0 I “Steel against Steel’’ feat, driving a full-size car, loaned by Dillon Ford, over 12 axe blades - six outdated: 2. Teacher salaries morning. I reckon she got used ♦ ♦ * ^ 41 * I GLEN’S QUALITY ICE CREAM, and Topped With Dairy Fresh Whipped Cream! t o g e t h e r .. aRCUIT COURT 12 lifesavers at Globe Hollow Pool, the scene of this picture, beginning at 6:30. Anyone interested on each side. He was demonstrating the penetration of the steel cord belts on Goodyear custom could be saved; 3. This was part to it and likes it." Manchester Session in registering for either contest should contact either the water department or the recreation of a long range plan. they risked everything far Why did Tar Baby go along INIlRf PARK OPIN power cushion Polysteel tires. The three youngsters in the front seat are volunteers from the a no'count Margaret J. Daly, 35, of 16 deartment. Elntrants will be accepted up until the start of each contest. (Herald photo by The communication then lists with it? (vfRY oa» 1 p v audience, recruited to put more weight on the tires. Herald photo by Becker \ houndl Hathaway Lane was found guilty, Becker “I don’t know, unless she "10 underlying non-educational S hadip'^isTL after a lengthly trial Thursday, of wanted to make up for reasons and fallacies for this State Labor Department. The decision.’’ In his reply, Willis H, a charge of fraud in obtaining stomping the chicken’s toe off," SUN., AUG. ^ Anniversary Specials Sales Representative welfare aid. he said. Willard H. Worthrop, formerly totals were 2,299 for the week Umberger associate com- Judge James Hennebry Testing Streams Eklie Adams Cut & Curl Beauty of 340 Charter Oak St. has been ending Aug. 12 and 2,370 for the 0£UJUf. StoASA, sentenced her to six months in News for Senior Gtizens Salon at 393 Broad St., appointeded Buffalo sales week ending Aug. 5. The figure CHESS WINNER SLAIN MR. I Members of the Connecticut jail, execution suspended, and NON SHONING Manchester will join other units reresentative for Arrow-Hart and was 2,906 a year ago. London — King Canute, who TWO CXJiNVBNlENT LOCAHONS By WALLY FORTIN National Guard left the Statewide claims dropped by before his death in 1035 was placed her on probation for one OIBEOTOB in the international chain in Murray Equipment. A native of Bt. 6 ft 41A—Open Dally and Sun.; Parkade Branch —Mon. thru Sat. aM Center SL, Manoheeter year. Manchester Armory this morning "What’S Up celebrating the comany’s 17th Simsbury, Northrop joined 5,604 or 6.7 per cent, to a 78,314 king of England, and P h on e: MC-19e6 (John and Bernice Bieg) The judge ruled that she must on the first lap of a program for Doc" J e n C. Tempel anniversary, Aug. 28 to 31. During Arrow-Hart in 1970 as a sales total. The statewide claims , is said to have been so WMJ DISNEY PROOUCTNMS' Hello everybody! It's that time trips will be coming your way angary over losing a game of testing state lake and streams Adults $2.00 those days, the salons will offer diiring the corresponding period work out a program of repayment again, and the way the days are soon. correspondent. He attended chess that he had the winner as a condition of the probation. Sick Call which may be in danger of pollu­ Stnl(K Ciliztnt 99c secretary in 1969, working on the all services at 11»5 prices, to Northampton (Mass.) Junior last year totaled 98,990. Meat iB otdy a portion of the running by we'll be staring at old tion. According to Joseph beheaded. food available from the menu man SUNDAY • AltK/AMtH letter. taking time for us, and I mention ______BIBINESSMtII'SLUIICHEOW______A fire department spokesman P /J lf f ^^^^ALLCINMIAS the few above to give you a PIZZAS • SRIWDEIB • TAKE OUT ORDtRS $434256 T * ™ R R T R H R R B 8 ’’j | said the unidentified woman, RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL fffZCLW /^R Q A IN MATINEE who does not speak Ehiglish, ap­ ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 HON.tkraaAT.-TILIFM ^ NO ONE UNOefl 17 AOMITTID chance to plan on taking the one Opw M«n. ■ Thun. 11 AM. ta 1 AM. 1:30-3:30 1:30-3:15 OPEN DAILY add SUNDAY till TJ«. ALLUAT8 99c (A fi limit movvary to your liking, or get in on them Fri. $ Sat. 11 AM.-2 AM. - Suadiy Naao-ll P.M. parently mistook the fire alarm 5:15-7:15-9:15 "'A MAN'CALLED HORSE'' Si Cundy AIro Available For Fund KaUlng 5:30-7:30-9:30 in curtain artad all. More news regarding these box for a mail pickup facility and triggered the alarm Friday.

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PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aim. 19.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 19,1972 — PAGE FIVE Area Churches Oak Grove Brings Nature •in. Second Congregational Church Vernon Assembly of God Trinity LutheraiLChurch United Church of Christ Churches 104 W. Main St., Rockville Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30, Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, Rockville First Church of Christ North United Methodist Church Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Scientist Minister Minister Rev. David R. Krampitz, To Manchester Youngsters 300 Parker St. Interim Pastor _ 447 Main St. Rev. Holland G. Ewing, Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, 10 a.m*., Church Service, Sun­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Interim Minister day School Nursery. “Mind” is classes for all ages. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ mon: Lord's Prayer 4. “Forgive 11 a.m., Worship Service. vice, Holy (Jommunion. the subject of the lesson-sermon. Us As..." The Rev. Mr. Custer 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. -.v,- > The Golden Text: I John 2:20. 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am- 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. preaching. bassadors youth group. Adult Instruction Class. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony United Congregational Church Nursery for children five years 7 p.m., ^angeUstlc service. meeting. old and younger. United Church of Christ The Christian Science Reading Tolland First Evangelical Lutheran Unitarian Fellowship .’T l Room, open to the public except Community Baptist Church Rev. Donald G. Miller, on Saturday and holidays, is Church of Rockville Of Glastonbury An American Baptist Church Minister 154 Orchard St. located at 968 Main St. The hours 585 E. Center St. Academy Junior High are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Main St., Glastonbury Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Minister 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Ser­ Pastor - V , through Friday. Mrs. Robert Burt, Director of vice and Church School. Y 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Religious Elducation 11 a.m.. High School Class. 9 a.m.. Religious School. . ^ Church Of The Nazarene 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim and School. 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion ."4 . 7 236 Main St. Topic: “Power for Fellowship. Rev. William A. Taylor, pastor Group. Living’’—Third Beatitude.” Care Service. Our Savior Lutheran Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.. Worship ■ i for children, nursery through St Francis of Assisi 239 Graham Road f f «» • Classes for all ages. First Sunday of each month. kindergarten. 673 Ellington Rd. Communion. South Windsor 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. South Windsor Rev. Ronald A. Elrbe, Pastor ' i Message by the pastor. V Church of Christ Rev. John C. Gay, St. Maurice Church \- r 7 a.m.. Evening Service. Lydall and Vernon St.s Pastor 8:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Message by the pastor. Bolton A V Eugene Brewer. Minister Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Services. Holy Communion on 9 a.m. Bibie Classes. Assistant Pastor the first Sunday of each month at A. Center Congregational Church 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10:45, and on the third Sunday at United ChurchOf Christ Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. “Christian Alternatives: Distinc­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 8:30. k'vi, 11 Center St. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and tion or Elxtinction." p.m. 11 a.m. ______9:30 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. Lyman G. Farrar 6 p.m. Worship. Sermon: “Bi­ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Adult Bible Class. Rev. Winthrop Nelson ble Questions and Answers.” and 11 a.m. Bolton Congregational Church Co-Pastors Bolton Center Rd. Wesleyan United 10, Morning Worship, Union Trinity Covenant Church Sacred Heart Church Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Service. 302 Hackmatach St. Methodist Church Rt. 30, Vernon Minister Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington The Rev. Mr. Farrar, Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Pastor 10:30 a m.. Worship Service. Rev. Ralph Kelley. Pastor Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor preaching, “When A Guy Plants Rev. Worth Pearson, Visiting Rev. Edward Konopka Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Conover. A Garden.” Pastor Gilead Congregational Church Assistant Pastor 9:45 a m ., Sunday School Nursery and Pre-School care 9:30 p.m. Worship service. The Hebron Gasses for all ages. provided. Rev. Worth Pearson, missionary Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr., Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. 11 a m.. Worship Service. South United Methodist Church minister, guest speaker. Pastor Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, Nursery. Main St. at Hartford Rd. Children’s Church for Grades 1 Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, Assis­ and 12 noon. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, through 6. plus an Infant tant Pastor 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Pastor Nursery. St. Bernard's Church 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Rev. Wayne Kendall, Pastor Thursday 7:30 p.m., Bible Rockville First Congregational Church of Rev. Robert W. EJdridge Jr.. Study.______Rev. John J. White Hehron St. John’s Episcopal Church Pastor Rev. William Schneider Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Rt. 30, Vernon 10 a.m.. Worship Service. The Concordia Lutheran Church Rev. Robert H. Wellner, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Anthony Mitchell Pastor Rev. Dr. Webb preaching. Ser­ Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, Assis­ Rector mon: “Turning Troubles Into Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor Juan Sanchez instructs his group of young naturalists as they listen intently as he explains how 9 a m. Holy Communion. s Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. tant Pastor Treasures.” Nursery for infants Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at 8 a m.. Holy Communion. insects destroy plants. Armed with nets and covered jars, they will soon be catching a variety of Nursery for small children. standing on the covered bridge, Pam Saloom calls attention to a bird flying a short distance through fourth year. and 11:45 a.m. Gilead Congregational Church. 10 a.m.. Family^ Service and insects. Church School, ungraded. Church School. away. Bridge was donated to the Center by the Manchester Jaycees. Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Midweek Second Congregational Church Holy Communion Service. St. Matthew’s Church First Congre ational Church of United Church of Christ St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Tolland Vernon 385 N. Main St. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Sand Hill Rd., South Wmdsor Rev. James A. Birdsall, Rev. Felix M. Davis. Park and Church Sts. Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, Vicar Minister Rev. George Nostrand, Rector Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 Assistant Minister Rev. Edward C. B. Shewell, and 7 p.m. 9:30, Morning Worship. The Rev. ., Holy ^ n 10 a.m.. Union Services at Priest-in-Residence Sunday Massed, 7, 8:30, and Mr. Lacey will preach. Miss Bar­ 8 and 10 a.m Center Congregational Church. Rev. Stephen J. White 10:30 a.m. bara Clarke will be guest "1 brought in some of the mounted spends a fair amount of time learning to learn about birds, animals, fish, and Rev. Ronald Haldeman organist. “Come forth into the light of things, let Emanuel Lutheran Church 7:30 a.m. The Holy Eucharist, nature be your teacher.” birds from the museum for the children about pond life and the life of waterfowl insects, here, in their natural habitant.” Unitarian Meetiq 10:30, Coffee Hour in St. Mary’s Church in the marshes, as well as specimens of Church and Chestnut Sts. Services for Trial Use. 50 Bloomfield Avg Wordsworth said it, and the Oak Grove to look at. then we went out into the Badenhuizen said. Fellowship Hall. Rt. 31, Coventry fish life. Walking through the wooded paths, he Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 10 a m. The Holy Communion Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Pastor Rev. Nathaniel 1 Nature Center is doing it. With the aid of woods to see if we could identify any of Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, (Book of Common Prayer) with Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor an enthusiastic director and a competent the birds we studied,” she added. "The children gathered tadpoles in a noted that one of the streams had a log St. Margaret Mary Church Rev. Richard F. Roughan, large jar which was filled with the murky jam which should be cleared. Co-Pastors sermon by the Rev. Mr. Shewell. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church staff, the Center is bringing a whole new In one of her nature lessons, Mrs. Robert A. Lanier, Intern Walk-in-the-park for youngsters St. George’s Episcopal Church Wapping Assistant Pastor world of nature study to Manchester pond water and watched them grow into "We could use a small crew of The Rev. Mr. Kuhl was installed as pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in May 1968. Bolton Rte. 44A Rev. Thomas G. O’Neil, Saloom said she took the children into the the frog state,’" Sanchez said volunteers to help clear up this jam which during the sermon. Nursery care. youngsters. woods where she had hidden toothpicks, 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. The Holy He came to Manchester from Wymore Neb., where he served a dual parish at St. Peter’s Rev. R ^ r t W. Diloff, Vicar Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. Located on Oak Grove St., the When asked whether the little girls in was caused when some of the trees were some white, yellow and pink. the class were timid when it came to 9 a.m.. The Service. Eucharist, Services for Trial Use. Lutheran (Tiurch of Wymore and the First Lutheran Church of Summerfield, Kan. (Herald 10 a.rali Morning Prayer and Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and programs being offered at the Center toppled by storms, " he said. touching some of the specimens, Sanchez Nursery for infants. photo by Pinto) Uniony^rvice. Nursery care. Ser­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 10:45 a.m. cover a wide range of subjects, from birds "The youngsters found 136 of the 150 I Badenhuizen, who has been sharing his Zion Evangelical Lutheran mon by the Rev. David Campbell. p.m. and insects to fish and waterfowl, all had hidden, but had difficulty finding the said, "No. ” time between the Museum and the Unitarian Universalist Society Church 11 am ., Coffee, Punch and Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 and First Congregational Church presented in their natural habitants. white ones because they blended in with " We have one'little girl who asked if Center, is pleased that a new teacher is 466 Main St. (Missouri Synod) Conversatiori. 11:30 a.m. United Church oLChrist The Lutz Junior Museum, under the the colorings of the dried grass,” she she could catch the frogs, and both the joining his Center staff. boys and girls were delighted when we Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, Cooper and High Sts. Main St., Coventry supervision of the Town Conservation explained. "Michael De Paolo, a biology teacher Union Congregational Church “The Center program is offered during uncovered a nest of water snakes, ” he Minister Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor Travel Agency Issue Messiah Evangelicai Lutheran Rev. James W. McBride, Commission, is trustee for the pond and at Alfred Plant School in West Hartford, Rockville July and August, in sessions of eight added. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Church Pastor the 53-acre tract of land, will be joining us soon. This will enable Rev. Paul J. Bowman, units. In July, participants attend either Badenhuizen explained a project that Closed for the summer, Ser- (Wisconsin Synod) Theo R. Badenhuizen, director of the myself and the rest of the staff to plan United Methodist Church Minister Rev. Lyman D. Reed, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Story by Betty Ryder Tuesdays and Thursdays, or Wednesdays the children especially enjoy. vices resume on Sept. 10. Rt. 44A, Bolton 300 Buckland Rx>ad, museum, also plans programs and ac­ future programs. Associate Minister and Fridays, for a total of eight classes. In " The children find an insect they like, Rev. David M. Campbell, Pastor Labeled Sour Grapes South Windsor Photos by Tim Becker tivities at the Center with the help of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, Vernon United August they attend four days a week for and the dead insect is placed in a mold Tbe Salvation Army 10 a.m.. Union Services at St. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Louis (Pam) Saloom of Downey Dr., who Interest in the Center has grown 661 Main St. Assistants in Christian Methodist Church is in her third year of teaching at the ^two weeks, for a total of eight. Cost of and hot liquid plastic is poured into the tremendously, and we hope by next George's Episcopal Church. suade him to buy the Manchester Education Rt. 30 the program is $20 and classes are in mold covering the insect. These are then Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence Two Manchester men. both Democrat who is a partner and 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Center. summer to be able to accommodate Nursery provided. Coffee and travel agency for $1 and half the Rev. Joe K. Carpenter,- session from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The children placed into a refrigerator until they are Beadie state employes - one the brother manager of the Volare Travel Mrs. Saloom, whose husband is prin­ larger groups of youngsters,” he said. conversation foilowing service. commission of any business 9 a.m., Worship Service. Minister bring their own lunches and parents bring hard. We then remove them from the Officer-in-Charge of State Comptroller Nathan Ageny Inc. of Hartford. DiLoreto cipal of the Nathan Hale School, is a Lee-Lynn generated for the TalcottvHle Congregational them to and from the Center. mold, .smooth out the rough edges, and The nature center is a wonderful ex­ 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Agostinell in the other a special is the Italian vice consul for graduate of Connecticut College in New Volare firm. He acknowledged Second Congregational Church 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. "The program has been well- let the children take them home as a perience for any youngster. There they 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Nursery and Worship Church assistant to the comptroller - Connecticut. Church London where she majored in botany. Agostinelli and Wilson did not United (Tiurch of Christ United Church of Christ Rt. Nursery and Kindergarten publicized,” Badenhuizen saifC and we souvenir of their classes at the Center, " care for their own aquariums, learn to Classes for all ages. School. have labeled as “sour grapes” a. Henry Agostinelli and Wilson 'A- Explaining a typical day at the Center promise him any travel business Rev. Charles G. McAllister, 44A, (Coventry classes. have had good enrollment. he said. identify various birds and insects, enjoy 10:45 a.m., Holiness Meeting. charge by a Hartford travel agent owned the Lee-Lynn Travel Mrs. Saloom said, “today we spent the from state agencies. He said he Interim Pastor Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, 10:45 a.m., Church School Badenhuizen, a native of Holland and long walks through wooded, areas, over Nursery provided. Gospel Hall that they tried to sell him a Agency on Main St., at The morning mounting plants that the The building in which classes are con­ recognized implications they 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser^ Minister classes Grades 1 thru .6. former staff naturalist with The the covered bridge, beside a babbling 6:15 p.m.. Open air service and 415 Center St. defunct Manchester travel agency Center. They took out a trade children had learned about the day ducted is divided into two classrooms by might eventually work out some mon topic: “The Vase and the 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior Children’s Museum of Hartford since brook and along the many trails and indoor prayer meeting. that could bring him some state name for it in May 197i. before. We also mounted specimens of large blackboards. state business. Basin.” ______10 a.m.. Worship Service. Youth Fellowship. 1969. joined the Lutz Junior Museum last pathways which all lead to new dis­ 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. business. Agostinelli and Wilson both insects we found along the way. Mrs. Saloom’s group, mostly first and Agostinelli, who had a different March. He is very enthusiastic about the coveries. 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. The two are Henry Agostinelli said the agency never got off the Avery St. "We study the ways in which animals second graders, uses one side of the version of the talks, said he Rockville United Methodist Prince of Peace Oak Grove Nature Center. Full Gospel Christian 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. of 72 West St., brother of the ground, was never opened of­ Christian Reformed Church protect themselves, such as changing facility, and another class taught by Juan I’erhaps it is best summed up in a resents any inferences from Church Lutheran Church " We have an ideal place for children to Fellowship Interdenominational state comptroller and a special ficially, that they abandoned it 661 Avery St. South Windsor colors from season to season or the hard­ Sanchez, a seventh grade biology teacher Chinese proverb that hangs on one of the DiLoreto he tried to trade on his 142 Grove St. Rt. 31 and North River Rd. learn about nature. On this 53-acre tract, Orange Hall assistant to the Commission on last Decmber and vacated the Rev. Peter Mans, shell protection of the armadillo. Since at Bennett Jr. High School, utilizes the walls in the nature center: "’I hear and I St. Bridget Church relationships with state officials, Rev. Willard E. (!k)nklin, Coventry Rev. W.-^^H. Wilkens, there is a fresh spring, running brooks, Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Special Revenue; and Eldward J. building in MarcH of this year. Minister the Center is open in the fall and winter, other side. forget, I see and I remember, I do and I Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor including his brother. Pastor Pastor marsh land, open fields, shaded groves, Pastor Wilson of 17 Falknor Dr., a DiLoreto claimed yesterday we have an opportunity to witness the iSanchez’s group is comprised of mostly Rev. James F. Pilon He said, in their talks with and its a complete facility for youngsters understand” special assistant in the comp­ that the two, who had booked 10 a.m., Worship Service. chances first hand,” she said. three through six graders. His group Rev. William J. Stack DiLoreto, he and Wilson began to 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study troller's office. some travel tickets through his . recognize Implications in his offer 7 p.m.. Worship Service. and open discussion. Sunday Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 30 Making the chhrge was Riccar- agency previously, came to him to buy the Lee-Lynn Agency and School. p.m, in school auditorium. do DiLoreto. a Hartford last February and tried to pur- to have the two work for him. I 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Sunday. Masses at 7:30, 9, and The implications, he explained, The 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 were that state business would be Orientation, Testing y,’ Church of the Assumption and noon in school auditorium. Police Report steered to DiLoreto’s firm. Bible Adams St. and Thompson Rd. ’’The more we talked to him, Set for 10th Graders Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor St. James Church Real R. Turcotte, 22, of East Other arrests made by the more we decided we didn’t .Speaks Rev. Robert J. Burbank Msgr. Eldward J. Reardon. Hartford, was arrested by Manchester Police included: like him,” Agostinelli said. “We Manchester High Schopl’s graders. It becomes part of the ‘ by Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs ■- r .-/Tik Manchester Police yesterday on a Robert J. Dibattisto. 42. of refused to sell to him and we guidance department will hold student’s permanent record and Eugene Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and Rev. Eugene J. Charman Circuit Court warrant Glastonbury, charged yesterday refused to work for him. We orientation and testing sessions appears on a transcript when sent Brewer 7:30 p.m. Rev. James M. Boyle concluded he was lashing out to an employer or a college. It is Sunday, NJasses at 7:30,9,10:30 charging him with second-degree afternoon with failure to obey for incoming tenth graders reckless endangerment, police traffic control signal at E. Center with anything he could do to hurt Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. the only standardized test ad­ and 11:45 a.m. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Years ago the citizens of a reported today. and Spruce Sts. Court date is Nate.” 30 and 31. ministered at the high school p.m. Agostinelli said the Lee-Lynn Four separate sessions will be level to all students in a grade. small Tennessee town wpre Church of Jesus Christ of 10:30 Sept. 11. convinced of the validity ,of a Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, Police additionally charged Lillian P. Zavarella of 126 N. Travel Agecy “was more of a held on the two days, and This will be followed by an Latter-day Saints (Mormon) a.m., and noon. Turcotte with disregarding an hobby than anything else. We informal discussion b counselors rumor that much of their town- Hillstownf Rd. and Woodside St. Lakewood Circle, charged yester­ students have been notified by officer’s signal, operating a motor never really opened for business. post card which one they should of the school community. It will site would be inundated by a Terryi E. Draney, Bishop day afternoon with disregarding a St. John’s Polish National vehicle while his license is under We used the premises for sitting attend. Elach should last about include an explanation of the lake to be created by a dam on stop sign at Dudley St. and the Cumberland River. The Catholic Church suspension, reckless driving, and around, drinking coffee and two hours. A guided tour of the period schedule of classes, open 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Waddell Rd. Court date is Sept. demoralizing effect was that all Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, speeding. talking to our friends. building will be conducted for campus, student activity 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. 18. repairs and improvements Pastor Police said the motor vehicle On July 25, an order went out those wishing it. program, and services of the Classes for all ages. John F. Mulcahy, 39, of 71 came to a stop. Without hope charges were filed in connection to state agencies from the comp- • A similar session will be held in guidance department to students 5 p.m.. Sacrament l^rvice. Chestnut St., charged yesterday for the future, there was no Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. with a high-speed chase Aug. 11, troller’s office, announcing that the high school cafeteria Tueday, and parents. There will be an morning with breach of peace, in power for the present. starting at Center and Broad Sts. all future air travel arrangements Sept. 5, at 1:30 p. m. for eleventh opportunity to ask questionsm It The Presbyterian Church connection with -a domestic dis­ This principle holds in all St. Bartholomew's Church at about 2 a.m. Further details of by state employes will be made and twelfth graders who are new is planned to have copies of in­ 43 Spruce St, turbance, He was presented in areas of human activity. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor the incident were not available. through the Lantieri Travel Agen­ to MHS. Incoming tenth graders dividual student schedules Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor Circuit Court 12 at blast Hartford Without a philosophy for in­ Turcotte was released on a $200 cy of Hartford. The Lantieri who cannot attend their regularly available for distribution on these yesterday, where he was released spiration, accomplishment com­ Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 p.m?’ cash bond for court appearance Agency is headed by a prominent scheduled session the previous days. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. on a written promise to appear. es to a halt. Herein lies much of Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 at Manchester Sept. 11. Hartford Republican. Qearance week may attend this one. Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. His case was continued. the problem of liberal Christen­ and 11:30 a.m. for the order came through the At each session, counselors will Worship Service. Nursery John R. Parker, 33, of Hart­ dom. Their rejection of Jbsus’ Republican State Central Com­ meet with counselees in groups of ARTHIffi DRUe provided. Kenneth E. Sibley, 16, of 943 E. ford, charged last night with resurrection destroys all basis mittee, with the approval of Gov. 30-35. The Otis Lennon Test of 7 p.m.. Evening Service. United Pentecostal Church Middle Tpke., was charged with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ OPEN ALL DAY for belief in a life after death. Thomas Meskill, Henry Mental Ability will be ad­ 187 Woodbridge St, using a motor vehicle without the ting) at Treasure City department SUNDAY Consequently they can offer no Agsotinelli, in inning the “Sour ministered. This is a general Robert Baker, Pastor owner’s permission, after store at the Parkade. He was 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. viable reason for Christian released on a promise to appear Grapes” label on the charge ability test given to all tenth U^. Leads World following an accident early this against him by DiLoreto, claied living. 10 a.m., Sunday School. morning at Haynes and Alpine in court Septm 11. Bereft of hope within their '.:w■ that the guns of disgruntled agen­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Robert C. Graves, 32, of 79 In Veal And^Pork« Sts., police said. cies who lost out to the’ Lantier churches for the future, 6 p.m.. Youth Service. The police accidbnt report Wells St., charged yesterday:mor­ Washington — The United Agency are being aimed at his members find no power for 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. stated that the car Sibley was ning with first-degree sexual con­ present Christian living. Little States continued in 1971 as the tact and first-degree deviate sex­ brother. State Comptroller Apothecary Jars in 10 Sizes! world leader in both veal and driving, owned by Robert E. Nathan Agostinelli. wonder so many become totally Wilbanks of 136 Hollister St., ual intercourse. He is being held inactive, while others look H'Af 4 V- . , pork production. Its 22.6-bil- in lieu of a $10,CKK) surety bond, ’’Don’t they know,” he asked, ► lion-pound volume accounted for failed to make a turn and struck a elsewhere for a hope that will Spinach From Iran police said. “that it is not Nate who makes 80 per cent of world beef and tree. the decisions in the Republican anchor their souls — even “that veal output and was nearly dou­ Tehran—Spinach, a native of Town firemen were called to inJ it mt Open Mon. Party, but rather the Republican within the veil,” Hebrews 6:19. ble that of the No. 2 producer, Iran (Persia) and adjacent the scene of the accident at 1:02 Texas entered the Union in State Central Committee?” buy your 50« the U.S.S.R. areas, apparently was unknown a.m., to extinguish a small fire State Comptroller Agostinelli U.S. pork output, 14.8 billion elsewhere until the beginning of which started in the car. 1845 as the 28th state. The M t m i lottery tickets Theo Badenhuizen, museum director, shows the formation of the (}ueene Anne Lace flowera to pounds, account^ for nearly 26 the Ohristian era. The Chinese current constitution was left this morning for the th e nAraele of mohiltreA H hiere! CHURCH OF CHRIST per cent of the world total and Sibley was treated at adopted in 1876 and has been Republican National Convention Susan Ferguson, 8, of 188 Brent Rd..and Scott Holmes, 9, of 246 Hollister St. who are attending A study in tranquility is this marsh from which the children extract plant life, fish and turtle specimens, insects, and also made the first written record Manchester Memi:^rial Hospital dowTltown m anehuterj^ Lydall and VenMat Streela was more than double that of of it after it was introduced amended 195 times. The Texas in Miami and could pot b< Pbone: MS4Ua7 classes at the Center. the U.S.S.R., which was second. from Nepal in A.D. 647. police said. coastline is .367 miles long. Cached for commdpt. watch for waterfowl who come to feed. X

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iWnttrilWltPr Drumstick For A Bunyan “ * * * There is, the Wall Strwt Journal relates, Connecticut Yankee t l t t H i t t l l school kid out in California who has B y A>H«0. ***“ * , bred himself a race of superchickens going Up in Massachusetts, where we reasons they are offered by the 0 0 , up to 22 pounds. reformers who keep advocating _____ But the experts down at Glastonbury’s sometimes like to look to see what goo4 or bad thing may be the smaller legislature Is on a Arbor Acres, which is usually ranked as the happening next to the Connec­ much higher level. They promise ______»v>w>d*d o5o5Sr 1, 1881______world s most sophisticated laboratory and ticut Legislature, the League of an improved performance from a ERVICES Ji^IRECTORY hatchery for the improvement of the Women Voters, that supposed smaller, more compact body, partly because, when the Coon., m s«ioaad CUm ittH chicken, retain a skepticism which is not promoter of good government everywhere, thinks It is on Its last numbers have been reduced suf­ ------^— SOBaoUFTiON RATES------necessarily professional jealousy. lap toward enactment of one of ficiently, the state will then be LUCA'S CAMPING On* *“ ■“’” ^W.OO '* its pet reforms — a reduction In able to hire more legislative staff Self-Service per member and pay out more % M *'% ntba...... are genes and with computers, to produce the the size of the Legislature. Laundromat EQUIPMENT H IG H GRADE On« MonUi ...... iS6 smallest significant alteration in the struc- The proposal in process in dollars in salary per member. Also Rmavif)|' Btnin< Copy ...... 16c This combination of high level Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, ______By Carrier ...... vwldy 78c______tureofabird. , Massachusetts Is one which Cuilom Madi Air Mattresses, Stoves, would cut the size of the House argument from the reformers and SulU, Pants and Lanterns PRINTING ___ H BifBBmor And, against this experience, they are elemental pique on the part of Coats THE ASaOCIATBD PRESS ^ . u- u from its present 240 seats to 160. Job and Commerdal Th« Anoclatad PreM la ezclualvely en- asked to believe that a computerless high the ordinary voter who wants •Tailoring FARR'S UUad to tha uaa oC ranub)lotto) oT aU . . i •. rtu The constitutional ameiidment 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Printing nawa dlapatcbaa cradltad to It or not otbar school youth, mixing Leghorns, Rhode necessary took its first step somehow to get even with the •D iy Cleaning "Itie Everything Store!” Manch/Vemon Town Line Prompt and EfOcient iSa SSSutiSu.SfhS!r' lao U.a through a somewhat unwilling legislators for what he considers •Laundry Service Camp - Bike • Sport their poor performance iooks to 2 MAIN STREET FREE TOWING Printing of AU Kinds Cross Whites and King Cornish hens, can, in 1971 House., It needs another 176-178 3PRUCE ST. at Depot Square PHONE 643-2467 approval, from the 1973 House, us tike a winning combination, in MANCHESTER TUa Manchaatar PubUahlnf Company aa- the short space of seven years, increase the Massachusetts or in Connecticut. Open Daily 0:00 P.M. Houis MON IHURS FRI Community Press before it can go to the voters in a Drive-In Parking to 8 AM to 10 PM J. FARR —64V n il S SS lc£° a'SS!!f“ a , S ^ ’’"t? size of the chicken by four or five times, referendum. TOES WED 8AM to 6 P M 254 Broad St., Rear SSSh J S? °*****'^ In Tha It takes as much imagination to dispose of Currently, just to try to make The sad thing about it, to this SAI SAM to 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 sure the le^lators themselves commentator, is that it all rides Full aaiTlca client o( N. E, A. Baryloe, me. one of these superchickens as it does to MANCHESTER Sh2mxn*“ and *oS5ST”Sc^Spadai^^Acen^ hatch one. The trick seems to be to match don’t try to make sure the on one of those faddistic assump­ legislators themselves don’t try to tions against which no voice ever Osfrinsky -Haw Yorfc, Chicarx D a t n g r a ^ y ,, superchickens and create a market for escape playing odd man out, the seems to be heard. Legislators DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL GO. MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE TiowSf™® audit bureau OP cntcuLA- ijjy breeding a whole race of Paul League is sponsoring a petition who oppose reducing the size bf MATERIALS Opposite East Cem«^tory Kitchen Experts CANVAS AWNINGS Dtaplay adrarUatnc closing boon Bunyans. which woiild place the proposed Legislatures are accused of being WOT Monday — 1 p.m. Friday ^ reduction, in an opinion finding, nervous over the possible loss of For Toaaday — 1 p.m. 5*atnrday IRON Quality Memorials When it comes to kitchen re­ Joe Paiva handles the design Ssafood, For Wednaaday- 1 p.m. Monday not a binding, referendum in a their own seats. modeling, Custom Kitchen Cen­ end with an eye for bringing out For Tlmnday—1 p.m. Tneaday Over SO Years’ Experience number of legislative districts There seem to be no high- SCRAP METAL ter of 385 Center St. puts you the most of your kitchen and CHOICE VARIETY a2S5fOT2ain? ’^ Role Of The Vice President giving you a kitchen to be proud this November. minded students of the political- In the hands of the experts, hav­ J M t e Back when he was making his early, pro The idea will be to try to bind governmental area who come out aid PAPER Call 649-5807 of. ing installed more than a thou­ They do not believe In pres­ Qualify Uon. forma bows towards the tradition of the the new legislators to vote to with any appreciation of the 781 PARKER ST. A. A IM ETn, Prop. “more meaningful” vice presidency, Mr. sand kitchen's in the greater sure selling and want to make reduce the size of the House by benefits, to a state, of as rich and Tel. 048-8788 or 048-8870 Harrison St., Manchester Manchester area. Lou Dfiscanio, Seafood ...... r„ D .r - Nixon Ulked of using Mr. Agnew as his having a referendum result which varied an assortment of a friend out of every customer Too High Level To Be True. liaison officer with state and local handling the installation end, for whom they install a kitchen. 43 O A K STREET shows the voters of their own legislative talents, minds and has been remodeiing kitchens SEE US FOR: If you have a kitchen problem 'J Aluminum RoU Up governments and as the head of various districts heavily in favor of it. slants as possible. all his life and believes it is TEX. 649-9037 It now appears that what first seemed to Cabinet-level planning groups. But having they invite you to visit them at Dog Grooming for all Breeds Atmlnga Nobody advances what seems all the little extra services at their showroom on Center St. be a shining piece of statesmanship—plus a been there himself before, he knew there The Massachusetts League is STEVENSON’S • Door Canopies confident that, if it can get the to us a very tenable position, MERCURY no extra charge that make the There you will find all your Suds & Scissors Doggie Salon moving to Vernon four years good campaign ploy—on the part of Senator wasn't much chance that any of this would difference for a satisfied cus­ ago. She now has four well • Storm Doors question of a reduction of a size which is that the larger and more kitchen needs. Over 30 cabinet is a complete dog shop, offer­ • Combination Windows Travel Agency tomer. trained girls to care for you: McGovern has dwindled into a possible amount to veiy inuch and after a short of the House before the voters, unwieldy a legislature seems to ESSO styles are on display. ing expert professionally train­ Manchester Awning C*. -A r ____ _ coii«oxbr while, he abandoned the effort. doggie’s every need. presumpUon on the part of Pierre Sahnger, ^ ^ they will grab it eagerly. be, the safer its state may be 646-2756 405 MAIN ST. ed people to care for your dog’s 195 WEST CENTER ST. against the possibility that some 4 needs. Expert pet grooming, There is a complete line ol Telephone 649-8091 not too welcome to the Presidential can- pg^y poignucist and master money-raiser — We believe the League is right NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 quality doggie and cat toys, all in beUeving that the voters will unworthy power play or public for all breeds, and mongrels, BstabUshed 1049 didate. letting him tour the $l,000-a-plate dinners relations bUtz may wield it. CHARGE • Tune-Ups too. kinds of fancy or plain collars be for the proposition. We think and leashes available at the and other fund-raising functions, and plui^e Right now, there are parrots all RESERVATIONS FOR Courtesy National Gallery of Art. Washin^tton. D C. it is becoming an easy thing to • Engine Cleaning The story began with the heartening word Congressional and state campaigns with over Connecticut, echoing and •HOTELS Grocming makes your pet sell the voters the idea that one more comfortable and easiei shop. This spring they are also l ^ Upholstery that Senator McGovern, observing a North slashing attacks on liberal Democrats (and reechoing the proposition that •AIRLINES • General Repairs VINCENT VAN GOGH: The Tree, Arles. September 1888 way for them to improve things for you to care for. featuring baseball uniforms. P and IV I Shop Vietnamese instinct to mix into our occasionaUy on too-liberal Republicans), the the House at Hartford is too •STEAMSHIPS • Stamps RE-UPHOLSTERINO at their state houses is to send Suds & Scissors is owned and Presidential poUtics. and, according to ^ intellectuals, and fewer of those trouble-making, large, and ought to be cut down. 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER They offer well trained per­ • MODERN FURNITURE One hears it so often one no operated by Virginia Klrka. It sonnel, kind and patient, in a and ANTIQUES Ramsey (Hark, on his side, had sent a This “telling-it-like-it-is” made Mr. Agnew tax-raising, loose-spending has been in operation for four s Custom Furniture legislators up there in the first longer dares disbelieve it. splc and span state inspected nnd Slipcovers message to the North Vietnamese peace widely popular among most Republicans, YOUR -re .i years at this address and Vir­ sliop. Your dog needs a good place. Somehow, it has become Specializing in Hand Tutting delegation at Paris, telling them to make and even among many Democrats and in­ accepted wisdom and doctrine. COMPLETE ^ ginia has 10 years experience grooming whether it’s a Heinz Made To Order While that may be the feeling MEMORIAL in grooming. Her business grow peace now, with the Nixon Administration 'dependents. But it also made him an un- Not here. PET CENTER R v 57 Variety or a pure bred. With Complete Selection of usually controversial figure, particularly and the mood of the voters, the CORNER STORE Satisfactory Service each year to where the demand spring and summer coming, M aterials • Party Ckwds, Hagaztnes Cinjriti— P»rilittli for a shop became compulsory. now is the time to protect your FREE ESTIMATES TTie story has now dwindled into a state among younger Americans. AndJt is ^is Tropicil n»h — Turtifs Lower Level of the Parkade • arooarlea, Cold Cuts To be in business since 1928, pend upon, try the Don Willis pets against fleas and ticks. ^ o ,• .u „ controversial and polarizing quahty that Mr. Message From Hifnsters ~ Gerbili Virginia comes from a family 649-6324 ment by Pierre Sahnger, the pr Agnew might now be well advised to modify. I n S i d 0 • Frulta—Vegetables Miied Bretd Puppivs which is the time that Don Wil­ Garage located at 18 Main St. Mon., Tues., 0-8; Wed., of ve’orlnarians, originally McGovern strategist. He went to Paris im- p.g|. important function of any • Oreetlng Cards Aquarium AcctisoriM. dc. lis became connected with the and see for yourself why so They are state licensed and a Thurs., F'rl. 0-9; Sat. 9-5 from Michigan, she lived in member of the Professional We Depend On Yon . . . Our Own Special Blended garage which now bears his many other people put off hav­ mediately after the convention because he vice President is still to be available to move The White House Pet Foods ing work done (he does have a Manchester for 20 years before Dog Groomers Association. MANCHESTER A nraagiit T o d E jr Yon Can Depend On V i! name, and to own this garage seemed frozen out of the Mc(Jovem cam- into the White House if anything should tm Current Quotes MANCHESTER waiting list, you know) so that paien picture Then, as an old Kennedy unexpectedly hapj^n to the Pr^ident. And by ttw ManebasUir Open 7 Days A Week since 1942 can mean many they can have this garage turn AUTO PARTS paign piciur . , it is both unfair to Mr. Agnew and dangerous Report OomicU c t Ctaurcbea PET CENTER things, most Important of \adUch GLASS tm Midnight out the work for them. hand, he obviously felt himself restored to “There’s not so many. There’s 9 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER is the fact that during 42 years There is nothing more frus­ S T i V R • For .liuto Windshields Our Shepherd in Heaven 883 MAIN ST. 646-0233 he has grlven the motoring pub­ ■By CLAY R. POLLAN- importance and standing when McGovern s might have to become Presi- Bv Rowland Evans ,Ir. and Robert D. INovak John Connally, the stooge of the trating than a car that bucks, is ARIES LIBRA • For Store Fronts and lic that which they have looked Your Daily Activity Guid« OPEN nil sizes of windows second choice for Vice President proved to dent under such incredibly difficult cir- "Jesus Christ is the same Texas oil billionaires.” — sluggish on the take-offs. Many NAD. 2) Sf^T. SAT. to 1 P.M. yesterday, today and forever. for—satisfactory service — not times the only trouble Is dirty According to the Stars. be Sargent Shriver. cumstances should also be a highly con- Democratic presidential nominee i M X To develop message for Sunday, ocf. • For Table Tops With Jesus’ help we will con­ just now and then, but time al­ sparkplugs or worn out burned 2- 4-22-40 ® troversial, much criticized figure. The job of 1976 and would prefer somebody E)ven Mr. Nixon's new alliance George McGovern, when asked SEE US FOR QUALITY ter time. Under his guidance S243-53-77 read words corresponding to numbers 19-25.39-42^ MIAMI BEACH The shrouded tinually offer our sacrifice of- points, and U is truly amazing 73-74-75, IL OPEN 8 A.M. 5 P.M .. When the story about McGovern s word to rallying and unifying the country in such a else. Nevertheless, he bitterly with Gov. Nelson Rockfeller of why so many Democrat^ were JAILORING this business has earned a justi­ ^ T A U R U S of your Zodiac birth sign. SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOONto attempt by the Nixon White what new plugs and new points 1 A 31 For 61 Ones iho crisis would be formidable enough even for a praise to God by telling others of supporting President Nixon for AfR. 20 House to shape the Republican oppose any leftward shift in the New York was shaken a little. fiable but enviable reputation will do to your car. Of course, 2 People 32 A t 62 To the North Vietnam^ g popular, widely respected Vice President. Rockfeller's state chairman, the glory of His name. Don’t re-election. CUSTOM for quality work, at prices that I ^ MAY 20 3 Good 33 M ay 63 To J. A. WHITE course in the post-Nixon years power balance. there are many other items that 4 Are 34 T ra ffic 64 In Salinger connection, it had Salinger repor- concept of the vice forget to do good and to share MADE are consistent with the work 2-23-33-35 was exposed Monday night when That is not far from private Charles T. Lanigan, was put out need checking, and when you do 5 Todoy's 35 Try 65 Once GLASS CO., INC. what you have with those in need, “His meddling is reckless.” — SUITS turned out. H eis also a mem­ S262-47-69 ting that he had talked with certain North presidency makes it a rather aggressively views by Nixon campaign ad­ by Kemp’s use by Nixon-Agnew have your car tuned up at the 6 Sundoy 36 Home 66 Rest 31 BIssell St----Tol. 646-73M Rep. Jack Kemp, a freshman Sen. .Gordon Allott, R-Colo., on ber of the IGO, and while this GEMINI 7 M inor 37 Expertise 67 Discourage Vietnamese in Paris, that they had said there activist role. In a speech delivered last year forces. When Lanigan objected to for such sacrifices are very For Ladies and Gentlemen Don Willis Garage you are sure SAGITTARIUS conservative from upstate New visers. They fear any delegate on George McGovern’s admission means that any garage or serv­ MAY 21 8 Everything 38 Hoppen 68 Influence was no change in their plans for releasing in Boston, a speech his aides emphasize he calling the Tower-Kemp formula pleasing to Him. And now may Alterations — Cleaning they will go over it thoroughly, 9 An 39 For 69 You NOY. 22 y York, suddenly surprisingly formula leading to nomination of ice station displaying this em­ i f JUNE 20 10 Adventurous 40 By the God of peace Who brought that he asked Pierre Salinger to Repairs and best of all, you notice the 70 Appreciated DEC. 21 E , Do..,.™, n ,rk U.OC rorvir WTote in longhand himself, Mr. Agnew com- appeared at the Fontainebleau a liberal who could provoke a “tile Miami compromise.” Tower blem can be depended upon ,15.2)-31-34 11 Seems 4 1 Don't 71 Excitement FREE DECO RATING our prisoners (as Ramsey ^ r k was repor Founding Fathers had again from the dead our Lord make a private contact with the difference yourself. 12 Sogittorius 41-44-48-61, disastroud third-party bid by con­ replied the name was suggested 100 per ce..t, long before IGO '54-58-86-90 42 Some 72 Perhaps Hotel. North Vietnamese peace MANCHESTER Hiis year there seems to be a t 3 Ailm ents 43 Your 73 Unexpected 63-68-85-89' • WALLPAPER ting there had been) and that he, speaking considered the vice presidency an office by Kemp, a former pro football Jesus, the great Shepherd of the CANCER His appearance was surprising servative Republicans. At this was formed in this section of 14 Be 44 Allow 74 Chollenge CARRICORN sheep, equip you with all you negotiators at Paris. TAILOR SHOP concerted effort to make spot 15 Disploy 45 To • PAINT for Senator McGovern, had told hem that, if "suitable for men of energy,” over the years because he had cancelled out that writing, Nixon campaign aide quarterback. “He’s known to be the country, Don Willis had JUNE 21 75 Todoy DEC. need for doing His will, through “I worry about it. But nobody 121 SPRUCE ST. 6 4 9-21 84 checks on the road, and natural­ 16 W otch 46 It'll 76 Oldtim e • CARPETING there was any possibility for them to it had “lost its political punch and become Harry Flemming is only a very clever at the hidden ball play,” an earned a reception for fair deal­ JULY 22 17 For 47 Quietly 77 M anner JAH.H. It day as a pro-reform witness the blood of the everlasting has told me to trim my sails.” — FREE PARKING ly the first thing that is FRAMING • DRAPERIES “negotiate a peace agreement with Presi- the most placid and uncontroversial of before the Ilepublican rules com­ sympathetic observer. But Mr. unsmiling Lanigan replied. ing. All makes of cars are ser­ checked is the braking system. '8-11-30-38 18 Recreofion 48 Loved 78 Friends 14-24-51-57j|^ Custom & Stock agreement between God and you. Jill Ruckelshaus, wife of the ad­ viced, and no matter what the ly49-A5-79-82 19 Prepare 49 At 79 Keep 72-76-7B mittee, pleading the press of Nixon might yet decisively and Maneuverings for 1976 mul­ Why take chances? It takes but 20 And 50 And 80 Simple d » , N . . „ « .h ., .h,.Ld d . s , .1U.0U. e s ; , d T S s r r s . And may He produce in you ministrator of the Einvironmental UO Burr Comers, Manchester duties in Washington. It was openly endorse the Tower-Kemp tiplied. Republican national com- job, large or small, you may be a few minutes to have your 21 Out 51 For 8) By AQUARIUS CUSTOM regard to the American election, that justable easy chair. The occupant has his through the power of (Christ all Protection Agency, on her plea to sure that your work is received 22 Impressed 52 Be 82 Colm JAN. 20 Next to Caldor mitteewoman Cecil Harden of brakes checked and you will 23 Person 53 A uthoritative 83 H sudden because Kemp had formula. Republican platform writers for a 22 Senator McGovern’s desire for peace was choice of either reclining sleepily or sitting Indiana, a member of the rules that is pleasing to Him: to Whom witha warm welcome and meti­ save yourself time, embarrass­ 24 Prepored 54 Joms 84 O fficiols FEt. 11 SQUARES planned to be in Washington that Barring such intervention, the 0 \1 5-27-37.46 55 Visiting 5- 7-13-26/0 greater than his desire for the issue of the up alertly. The posture is inconsequential, subcommittee considering be glory forever and ever. plank urging the legalization of culous attention of all details. ment and perhaps your life! 25 Yourself 85 Your 56 Cooper St., Manchester night playing in the annual battle over the party’s future will abortion, a stand opposed by Inorder to achieve this repu­ 5y52-70-81-84 26 Respond 56 Attitude 86 Amusement 29-45-80-BT'<§: Amen.” The Willis Garage maintains 27 Your FINE QUALITY Vietnam war to continue as a central issue in because it is virtually certain that no one will Congressional baseball game. go to the convention floor. delegate allocations, was inclined VIRGO 57 CoMers 87 Remedies RISCES President Nixon. tation a man must be a perfec­ 28 Stay 58 Around 88 Possible 643-9892 . ,, notice which attitude has been selected, to the Tower-Kemp formula. She -Hebrews 13:8,15-16,20-21 ■ a complete electrical shop and ; AUG. 23 Instead, Kemp was summoned, Without such intervention this “You are in the process of tionist, and Don is. His men arc 24-hour wrecker services be­ 29 Quickly 59 Poys 89 Spending this campaign. recent years,” he went on, “the rules promptly was urged by Indiana (LIVING BIBLR Paraphrased) Sfff. 22 30 To 60 O ff 90 Pieces DIAMONDS along with Sen. John Tower of week, the party’s old ideological turning the clock back on all civil- expected to do the work in just MAR. have been amended to allow Vice Presidents national committeeman Keith Submitted by FUNERAL HOME sides wrecker cranes and sev­ 28-32-36-47 8/20 From Texas, from Washington to animosities surfaced for the first rights prpgress made by this one way—^the right way. If you eral road units. The wrecker ^Good (^Adverse Neutral 9-10-56-59O When this statement appeared, something to talk — so long as they are careful to say Bulen to oppose it. The reason: Rev. Ken Gustafson, Pastor ^^0-66-83-88 suib' 60-64-71 Miami Beach to be briefed on a time since 1968. nation.” — Rep. Alphonso Bell, are new to the tewn cf Man­ has a padded sling which will happened. Either Senator McGovern was absolutely noghing . . . In may own case, I Mayor Richard Lugar of In­ (!lalvary Oiurch (Assemblies of BRAY’S allocation formula for delegates D-Calif., in a losing argument chester, and are looking for a n t damage cr scratch bum­ VEST disturbed at the effrontery of Pierre Salinger found it an onerous choice between the dianapolis, a 1976 darkhorse God) Wm. J. Lennon, Director g..rage that ycu can really de­ •expert Watch Repairing to the 1976 convention which against House passage of legisla­ pers. . t i,ti,= ennui of easy chair existence and pointless possibility, would benefit from a •fine Selection of Gifts in presuming to act for him, or he found the verbosity. And so, quick constitutional would benefit the conservative tion banning cross-town busing as For All Occasions South and West and hurt the Herald larger, more liberal convention. 142 E. CENTERS!. MO(A6E f U i level of statesmanship to which the Salinger research revealing no authoritative reason Such maneuverings are a means of school integration. •longine, Bulova STORE liberal Northeast. That plan had FILL ’E R U P The Ding-a-Ling Sisters Radio for the Week Wittnauer and Caravelle gesture had elevated him a Uttle higher than ^ why a Vice President is required to choose Yesterdays possilbe because the Nixon in­ 646-5310 (TIm m a n Um bulo IMtnn. aad tnoluda only tboa* m w i been secretly drafted Monday by MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) - “Anything I can possibly do to Watches MANCHESTER he cared to take, for campaign purposes. between catalepsy and garrulity. I forsook tervention has been indirect. secure the release of those broadoaatz o( 10 cr 16 mlnutM In Iracth. Oom* ■tnUona oany conservative state party leaders, 25 Years Ago Hugh Malo of Milwaukee was oUmt (hort nawaouti. DtUy (porta Informatfam o u bo louid 737 Miin St., Minchester PARKADE the comfortable code of many of my with convert help from Vice What’s more, Mr. Nixon seems to driving an empty gasoline prisoners. I’m going to do.” — Aren’t Named Ding-a-Ling Town Treasurer George H. LORRAINE’S on ttx (porta p«fo(.) PHONE 643-5617 FULL SELECTION OF , -.L ,!.■ u- u 1 1 predecessors, abandoned the unwritten rules President Spiro T. Agnew’s staff care less about all this than this truck when he saw a sign at a Sen. George McGovern, the Who are the Ding-a-Ling She won her first professional job At any rate, with this high level pedestal P so m e th in g .v Waddell reports town ended INTERIOR DECORATING (and President Nixon’s own political aides. These aides were service station offering Democratic presidential Sisters? The four pretty girls that when she was spotted in Macy’s WINF — 12S0 11:00 N m WMUhor* Spotto IMPORTED all ready and waiting for him. Senator .. speech made plain, he fiscal year with a record cash gasoline at 22.9 cents during «:0U Rollflon AND operatives as interested privately denigrating a nominee, insisting he had done For The Finest in appear on NBC’s “Dean Martin Thanksgiving Day Parade as a rCaS K«wa Bvanr Hour on Um Bour) IX* V(U«r - McGovern at first denied he had authorized deUghts in the fact that his speeches have balance of $300,919. McGovem-style commission to the time of a “gas war.” He n>AT*nDAT observers). It was unveiled the Town Tax Collector Samuel G. nothing wrong by asking Pierre Custom Made Only: Show?" drum majorette for her high 5:00 Tom Jooon DOMESTIC Salinger to seek any contact with the North p ro d u c e d " s o m e r a th e r sh a rp sfopped his truck and asked U :io Othor SMo of tho Otjr next morning by Tower and consider future delegate reforms. Salinger to discuss American Well, their last name isn't real­ school band. Arc M orfon 1:00 Mlko Qroono WINES Nelson says tax collections are that they fill up his 7,000- • Drapes • Slipcovers Tima 0:00 Chip Hohnrt Vietnamese, then, after telephone conversa- reverberations. Kemp as ‘‘the Miami com­ Less than 24 hours later, the prisoners of war with North Viet­ • Reupholstery ly Ding-a-Ling. And they aren’t past the 98 per cent mark. President endorsed a gallon tank, a task which • MR. STEAK • After graduation she caught on Don Woi%y promise.” required about eight hours. He namese representatives in Paris. • Window Shades related, even though they're Tha Worid Tonlcht WRCH — 910 LIQUORS tion with Sahnger, issued a formal statement "positive” Mr. Agnew will be this fall, 10 Years Ago Congressional group’s reform 244 Center Street as a Copa Girl at the Copacabana ir« SporU Tlm« The selection of a New Yorker explained the price was lower We’re happy to let John Connally • Fabric • Rods almost as close as sisters. “ • PhO —p l u s - on the situation. Anj what about after November? It would Town officials, speaking to a Manchester • 646-1995 in New York. When the night ..jrld of - (Mendnr-SeInrSay) as a co-sponsor attempted to package containing just such a that his wholesaler was keep all of his millionaires for Designed with You in Mind Greg Garrison, producer of the 5:00B oto1Uo h a r v e s t HILL be nice if Mr. Agnew then, too, stuck to the group of teen-agers, offer space commission. That’s not the OPEN 7 DAYS-1 1 to 9 club dropped its famous line of L6wai 5:00 fUmpoody undercut a rival allocation offering him for gasoline a t the Richard Nixon and we’ll keep the By A Decorator Who Cares show, started the group about Jim Franooo 15:00 Mntmoo < In this formal statem ent. Senator higher road, giving up his fondness for in the old Trade School building message from the White House Specializing in U.S.D.A. girls, she went to the Golddiggers iltol Aron Vlowpoliit 4:00 HifhUihts of lUrtford DISCOVERY scheme backed by the New York time. Although his bill was people.” Sargent Shriver, the POST RD. PLAZA 876-2996 two years ago. He selected two iioo $.8' 5:00 Ossilcht McGovern now said that Salinger had been declamatory debate and waspish words. It on School St. for use as a the President’s men here were about $1,600, he said he had Choice Steaks and from another group, the Gold- for a season before becoming a 15:00 Qulot Hours 246 Center Street BRANDS Republican party. Moreover, Democratic vice presidential ■ATDBDAT (Snndnp) Manchester • «4e-I996 proposed Teen Center. trying to convery. saved money. Route 30, Vernon Fresh Sea Food diggers, and held auditions for Ding-a-Ling. 1 Wooktnd Snmo M Mondny-Snturdsy Ustinc. acu„, a, «, 'aS Kemp is on intimate terms with nominee, while campaigning. 1 CBS World Nowf oxoopt: OPEN 7 DAYS -11 TO 9 MASTER CHARGE the White House and particularly the other two spots. Tara Leigh, 21, a 5-foot-7 Wookond 8:00 RoliAlous profram s Specialising in U.S.D.A. members of the North Vietnamese deiega ministration’s cause in more restrained 1 Arthur Oodfrajr Ttma 11:00 C^lot Hours PERSONAL CHARGE Herbert Klein, the “Nixon’s ad­ There's Michelle Della Fave, brunette, comes from Whittier, 111) Wookond Oiotce Steaks and tion ini Paris and then added this: manner, and concentrated on keeping ) Jim BockwlUi Fresh Sea Food ACCOUNTS INVITEUD ministration’s propaganda chief. 21, blonde, 5-feet-8, who was born Calif., and also is an ex- ) CBS World Nows w n c — 1080 thoroillghly briefed and informed on major Got A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heipi Golddigger. j Jim BoekwlUi Thus, Kemp's sudden interven­ and,raised in Bergenfield. N.J. i Jon Jnooho CMradnyFrUsy) TEL. 649-0446 “The only purpose of the discussion was to policy problems, JI8. :w J pDDfuisa ' roloyFolor-- 5:00 Town nnd Ooumnr tion was a signal from the White Service still means something to us—and service 7:00 Tho World ..This .. Wook 4:00 Bob Sttolo Show determine if any change had occurred which It might be more profitable for Mr. Agnew By Whitaker 7:15 J, t‘ o Francis• 10:06 lliM trs of Msiody House that it favors the conser­ means spending enough time with you to help you 1:0U Tho Wsiy of Uio Cross U:05 Jisn Colbort JHiow would permit the return of the prisoners himself; even if there’s no crisis of succ«- select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ m nfBA T 13:00 Nsws. WsMhsr vative delegation formula but RE6ISTffftl?S IM all 169 CITIBS AUQTCMMS - REAPygl ^ Reuben Plen’s TOURAINE ^|:IQ Arthur^ Oodfroy Tlmo. I5:U Most Ms on Uta Flnsn , Sion during the next four years, he might 10:w amllMfo of ChSMRo 1:00 Nsws EXPERT REPAIRS CN FOREIGN GARS I prior to the end of host t presidential can- does not yet openly support it. ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your 11:00 FnUu.ithsr Nsdolny 1:U Mlkollno Preoccupation here over 1976 ri,\K)LD / r / 1:05 Afuraooo BdUtwi next project. Texaco Station 0:00 Nsws --Stocks. WoMbor . didate himself In 1976. And profitable for the terms from heady Republican ‘ PAINTS 1.00 A ^o rtesa-lu lin a Hour •:M Strictly UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Inc. “Mr. Salinger found no change in tn country, too, if the man who might at any 5:M Wookond 7:06 Acesnt 381 Main Stroat 4:10 Full Oospol Chiir^ of Ifnn- nn IU dotU Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. confidence regarding 1972 and L l d A T f chostor publicly stated position of Hanoi. Mr. moment become the next President were far FO R BEST RESULTS 1 Wookond jfjgssjfflr Phone 646-4485 Agnew’s probable bid for the :|d ^yiTSl Tims Salinger also made it clear that I have [ess controversial and polarizing, O toP.tE/ISi’/ Phona 643-9149 }:Q0 Wosksnd 1:15 Pop Oooesrl Presidential succession. It was P L H U - C ( ^ E/iJohnson PAI NT CQ U:00 81fu off 8:06 Nlstubont 11:00 Nsws. Busktsss. Wsntlaor ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES reoeatedly stated my convention that the Again, this .doesn’t mean becoming in­ first thought the struggle here U:So Sports Final Hydramatlc Trailaininlon PAUL'S WDRC — 1360 11:80 O b sr Slds of ths Pay end of the war should not be delayed by a volved in meaningless public relations would center on McGovem-style 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 Jtepalrlnr ttatarday) ICASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS | eno 01 me wa , routines of “major assisgnments and vital 5:00 Town and Cotoury delegate reforms attempting to BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WOR'TH THE WORK PAINT SUPPLY m single day because of the Amencan electio roles.” It means simply w.prking conscien- AU Woiti Oiiuanteed lOiOOBob Craw 8:00 Bob Stasis A VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT pack the 1976 convention with 645 MAIN STREET 8:0ft SlSi M^SdoousIi 10:00 Oardentlms campaign.” liously and soberly at the job of understudy. Texaco lAibricatlon Service 7:00 Jos Knfsr 10:15 Modern U y taf anti-Agnew blacks and youths. Your independent 10:80 Saturday BhowesM We Give Green Stamp* Tel. 649-0300 ' 15:00 Blek HSddsd 10:60------w n1C c Ouldooi______“Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” Eugene McCarthy, who back • in 19M When it became clear •- Rudi, aliA of the Triple-A American REDS-METS dugout runway at Shea Stadium. Knicks... Ron Anderson, former at the end of six innings each tained a 5‘/2 game lead over the TRIPLES-Rudi, Oak, 8; Blair, Milwaukee 44 69 .389 lOVi Association, finally found the The Reds, retaining their S'A- “ When 1 came back to baseball Manchester High and Legion team had scored four times. runnerup Astros, Bal. 6: Fisk. Bsn, 6; Thompson, West Black U.S. Athletes groove—although he needed his game margin over runner-up with the Braves, I figured that 1 baseball player, will join the ’The game will be replayed next “ I know the standings show us Min, 6. Oakland 67 46 .593 K bat as well as his arm to record Houston in the West, rapped out had a steady job without any Manchester High faculty in week. 5‘/2 games ahead, but in my book HOME RU N S-D. Allen, Chi, (Chicago 66 46 .589 Vk his first major league victory. He 14 hits against the Mets, chasing worries, 1 was happy just being a September as a member of the With veteran Lev Spencer HOT BAT — Ken Henderson of the Giants has been packing a hot bat lately and has been it’s seven games,” Anderson said. 29; Cash, Det. 22. Minnesota 59 51 .536 6W Spice New Rhubarb also needed Diego Segui. New York starter Jerry Koosman coach but when 1 was offered the phsical education deartment. holding the foe at bay, Moriarty’s on a hot 14-game hitting streak during which time he boasted a .471 average. Lighter fluid “ That’s how much we’re ahead of STOLEN BASES-D. Nelson. Kansas City 54 57 .486 12 Durham singled in the third with a five-run fourth inning. job of managing, I had to think He’ll replace Dick Cobb for the erected 4-1 lead after four innings MUNICH, (AP) — A group of black American was added for effect. them in the loss column.” Tex. 36; Campaneris. Oak. 33. CaUfomia 51 62 .451 16 inning and came around on Willie Mays hit his eighth homer twice. How many guys get a first semester. The later is still and appeared headed for a vic­ track stars has projected itself into the middle of the Going into today’s game with PITCHING (9 D e cis io n s)- Texas 46 67 .407 21 tory when the roof fell in. Hart­ the Mets, the Re«is have won 69 Kaat, Min, 152. .833, 2.06; Kline, singles by Lou Brock and Ted of the year and 654th of his career chance to manage in the ma­ recuperating from knee sur­ smouldering Rhodesian rhubarb with the Olympic Game Sizemore. In the fifth his second for the Mets. Friday’s Results jors?’’ ...There’s an entire new gery...GHO golfing fans will have ford tallied three tim es as and lost 43 to the 65-50 record of NY. 13-5, .722, 1.61. scheduled to open just a week from today. major league homer gave him the PIRATES-PADRES Minnesota 3, Baltimore 1 atmosphere around the Braves’ an opportunity to see Ken darkness approachd after five the Astros. STRIKEOUTS-N. Ryan, Cal, edge he needed to turn back the The Pirates, reopening a 15 Oakland 8, Cleveland 0 camp and several players Harrelson, former major league and when neither side could The American blacks indicatec About the only bright thing in 212; Lolich, Det, 184. “ In light of the Rhodesian RSox Learned Fast, Giants 3-1 Friday game lead over New York in the Milwaukee 7, Kansas City 2 reported the former third first baseman, in action as a score in the sixth, play was they might not compete in i the Mets’ defeat was Willie Mays’ acceptance into the Games the East, struck for a pair of eighth­ Texas 11, New York 2 baseman was running a much golfer next month at the ended. “ united stand with our Africar eighth homer of the year. No. 654 National League night. U.S. black athletes now in Olym­ Elsewhere around the National inning runs to snap a tie against Detroit 2, California 0 tighter ship than Luman Harris Wethersfield Country Club. The deadlock was the first in brothers” if white-rulec for his career. It came in the BATTING (265 at pic Park believe it imperative to League, Houston edged the Padres. Dave Cash drove in Chicago 8, Boston 1 who got his walking papers two Harrelson still feels that he can 80 games played this season. Rhodesia is permitted to par bottom of the fourth after the bats)—Cedeno, Htn, .347; B. take a stand concerning the issue. Philadelphia 4-3, Cincinnati the go-ahead run with a single weeks ago. Harris, it was make it on the PGA No member of the MB’s had ticipate in the 20th Olympiad. Chisox Not Fooling Reds had knocked out starter Williams, Chi, .333. Saturday’s Games more than one hit, the team Eleven African countries, We denounce Rhodesia's par­ Jerry Koosman with a five-run RUNS-Morgan, Cin, 98; walloped New York 8-2, and AI Oliver singled home the claimed, was too lenient with his trail...American League baseball Oakland (Blue 57) at aeveland getting just four, two less than headed by talent-loaded Ethiopia ticipation and, if they are allowed barrage in the top of the inning. Bonds, SF, 89. Pittsburgh beat San Diego 4-2, insurance tally. Steve Blass charges...Little Don Davidson, umpires are now sporting (Dunning 2-1), 1.30 p.m. and Kenya, said they will pull out to compete, we will take a united It was- Koosman’s ninth defeat RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, Chicago shut out Los Angeles 5-0 boosted his record to 14-6 with a public relations director and vice maroon belts and light blue caps the Stags. CaUfomia (May 58) at Detroit Jim Balesano and Frank of the athletic extravanganza un­ stand with our African brothers.” The victory left Chicago one against eight victories and his Pgh, 91; Colbert, SD, 89. and Montreal defeated Atlanta 4- four-hitter. resident, was my next door to go with their summer weight help, and the White Sox rolled to (Coleman 12-11), 2:15 p.m. DiMauro drove in one run each less Rhodesia is booted out. A general walkout by blacks CHICAGO (AP) - The half game behind Oakland in the sixth loss in his last eight HITS-B. Williams, Chi, 145; 3 in 11 innings. CUBS-DODGERS neighbor in the press box and he gray slacks and blue shirts...The an 51 victory. Boston (Curtis 7-6) at Chicago for the MB’s with the other two The International Olympic from the American track, basket­ Boston Red Sox learned in a West Division race. The White decisions. The Met southpaw Brock, StL, 142. CARDS-GIANTS Ferguson Jenkins went the reported his new book, titled Jets lead the Giants in the “ city (Bradley 13-9), 2:15 p.m. coming on boots. The Stags Com m ittee, which runs the ball and boxing teams would hurry that the Chicago White Dick Allen and Jay Johnstone threw 84 pitches in the 32-3 in­ "No,” Durham replied when route for the 20th time this Caught Short, was going series" staged at Yale, two games Sox have won four in a r.ow and 20 DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 28; Minnesota (Blyleven 1514) at collected four hits in the fifth games, and Avery Brundage, the cripple the U.S.A. delegation and each belted three-run homers off nings he worked. asked about his hitting prowps season, scattering nine Los great.’’The first printing was 2,- to one...Channel 22 will carry all Sox aren’t fooling around in of their last 25 games. B. Williams, Chi, 27; Montanez, Baltimore (Palmer 16-5), 7 p.m. inning with the big blow Sal American president who runs the take away much of the luster Siebert, who gave up seven tallies The Red Sox slipped 3'/2 games The defeat dropped the Mets 10 that has given him a .556 batting Angeles hits for his fourth 500 copies. The second 2,500, too, Notre Dame football games this their bid for the American Phi, 27. Milwaukee (Lockwood 59) at IOC, has said repeatedly that from the games. and 11 hits during his brief time games back of the first place average, “ I’m not really sur­ shutout and 17th victory. Four and the third, 5,000. The reviews fall...Happy to learn that Steve Brancato’s two-run single. League’s West Division flag. off the pace in the East. They are Kansas City (Drago 514), 8:30 Rhodesia wiU compete. There ate seven blacks on the on the mound. in fourth place behind Detroit, Pittsburgh Pirates in the NL East prised.” Then he pointed out he’s walks by Bill Singer contributed have been excellent and next Cooper, one of the first Little The White Sox spotted the Red TRIPLES—Brock, StL, 8; p.m. Moflirty Bkw. (4) “ This is pure politics, pure Rhodesian team. Baltimore and New York. and just one game ahead of the used to such figures. In his final to a two-run first inning for the week I’m goings on the Today League baseball standouts in Name R)N Sox a first inning run, then it was Allen drove in three runs with Rose, Cin, 8; Bowa, Phi, 7; New York (Kline 13-5) at Texas politics, ” says the vigorous, 84- The Rhodesians say they intend The Red- Sox named rookie third place Chicago Cubs. season at Western Kentucky Cubs and Don Kessinger singled show with Joe Garagiola.’’ David­ Manchester back in 1950, recenty DiMauro, 2b-tf ail over as far as Boston was his homer in the first and another Sanguillen, Pgh, 7; Maddox, SF, (Broberg 510), 8;30 p.m. Skxnclnsky, lb year-old Brundage. “ We are not to stay. University in 1970, he batted .418. home two more in a three-run son. a midget, is a former errand hung up his shingle as a prac­ run came across on an infield southpaw John Curtis (7-6) to try 7. Rlordoo, n “ Rhodesia was given standards concerned. Bobby Bonds’ single and stolen ninth. Sunday's Games concerned with politics. All error by Rico Petrocelli. After to stop the White Sox today. HOME RUNS-Colbert, SD, and clubhouse boy with the ticing physician in Dover, Delm TrlkaUs, a Chicago rebounded by EXPOS-BRAVES Oakland at Cleveland, 1:30 Balsam, sa-2b sportsmen will be here.” for entering the Olympic Curtis was due to be opposed on base and Ken Henderson’s single Boston Red Sox and Boston The ex-University of Vermont clobbering Boston starter Sonny the White Sox added a run in the 34; Stargell, Pgh, 28. p.m. Johnson, Sb But the American blacks and Games,” said a spokesman for the mound by right-hander Tom cut his lead to 2-1 in the sixth A walk to Ken Singleton, a Braves...Mathews, Davidson, southpaw will practice radiology. Carlson, cf Siebert, who staggered 3 2-3 in­ third, Johnstone connected for Boston at Chicago, 2,2; 15 p.m. African leaders have given every the delegation. “ We met them, it STOLEN BASES-Brock, StL, inning and Segui had to bail him sacrifice, John Boccabella’s said, was very popular with the Veleas.U nings before being given relief his homer in the fourth. Bradley (159). Milwaukee at Kansas City, 2;30 Merrill, c indication they are serious was agreed upon and we are 47; Cedeno, Htn, 45. out in the seventh, getting Bonds single and an intentional walk to Atlanta fans and should give the End of the Line p.m. Spencer, p although there seems to be little staying here.” PITCHING (9 Decisions)- to fly out and leave the bases full Mike Jorgensen set up Bob Braves the leadership that was FOOTBALL BALLET — Washington Redskins’ Roy Jefferson collides with Serfinl. p California at Detroit, 2:30 p.m. Not a word as yet on town Totals panic around Olympic head­ In the face of the withdrawal Marshall, Mon, 13-3, .812, 1.16; of Giants. Luis Melendez singled Bailey’s infield single which lacking...’’! haven’t set any Philadelphia’s Bill Bradley after catching pass last night. Minnesota at Baltimore, 5:30 tennis tournaments and the Hartford (41 quarters. notices by the African nations. Nolan, Cin, 13-3, .812, 2.01; for the Cards’ last run in the push^ the Elxpos past Atlanta special goals for this year,’’ Name Hometown Crowd Spurs Rangers to Big Win p.m. summer season has just over two The American blacks, among Lord KiUanin of Dublin, Ireland, Carlton, Phi, 20-6, .769, 2.12. eighth. and enabled reliever Mike Mathews said. “ 1 plan to do a lot Brancato, cf New York at Texas, 8 :30 p.m. weeks to go...The annual Charles d e p o n e , ss the early a rriv ^ in the bustling an IOC vice president and a STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, ASTROS-PHILS Marshall to record his 13th vic­ of experimenting the rest the Stiff Penalties Handed Out by NCAA laVtaK, 3b Robbins Five Mile Road Race Olympic Village, showed how prominent contender to become 242; Seaver, NY, 169. Fred Gladding, chalking up his tory. year.’’...One move Mathews has Wishn^, lb NATIONAL LEAGUE will be staged next Sunday, Daly, c they stood over the thorny president when Brundage retires, Game You Want to Forget East made was to install Earl Williams Re^y. rf Aug.26, in Middletown. There Rhodesian problem by issuing a said, “ The door is still open to the GB behind the plate and not use the Di Fiore,If Name W L Pet will be six divisions for both One-Year Probation Set York, Zb one-paragraph statement as a Africans to change their miiid Pittsburgh 70 42 .625 1971 Nationl League Rookie-of- males and females...Southern AusUn. p group. and stay.” 59 51 .536 10 the-Year at first base and third Cogan, p Yankee Manager Declares New York New England Hockey League .526 11 base as well. Totals Qiicago 60 54 will open its season Oct.l4 at the .486 15 W Mor. Bros. 120 I(X) - 4 St. Louis 54 57 Hartford Arena with a twin- For Three Major Schools 030 —4 “ It’s the kind of game you too often. I’m sure the Yanks Hartford 010 ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) - Montreal 51 60 .459 18‘A Here’n There bill...Pat Misbretta reports an ex­ E — Moriarty BroBros. 1, Hartlord 4; DP — Bills Display New Life, try to forget right away,” said aren’t too happy since it cost Philadelphia 42 70 .375 28 Hartford 1; LOB — Moriarty'i 5. Hartlord Rich Billings says it isn’t a big Hats, are off to Ray Peck, tra basketball clinic session will in entertaining and transporting them a chance to move up in BOSTON (AP) — The ~ involved recruiting, financial aid 4; ZB — Wlshintky, DiMauro; SB — Slom- deal to play or beat the Yankee sapper Ralph Houk, Westtl general chairman, for his part in be held Monday morning starting University of Kansas, Duke and ethical conduct. prospective student athletes. ciiuky; S — (Zccaglione, Riordon; SF — Upset Mighty Minnesota who has seen his team lose all the standings, but that’s life.” Cincinnati 69 43 .616 However, only the basketball Lavi(^. Yankees any more, but spearheading the annual Jimmy at 10 o ’clock at Charter Oak Park. and Elastern Michigan were The NCAA ordered that Kan­ The prime beneficiary of Houston 65 50 .565 5W playing before a large four of its .ames on the STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Fund softball prom otion in All youngsters are in­ sas’ football, basketball and track team will be barred from By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS 3t quarterback for the Vikings, the Rangers’ lusty hitting was Los Angeles 59 52 .532 9W on the NCAA’s one-year hometown crowd is another current road trip. “You just The “mighty midgets” of the Manchester which realized $2,761 vited...Prime movers behind the teams be barred from post-season postseason play next spring. ran eight yards for the Viking veteran righthander Dick Atlanta 52 64 .448 19 probation list today while the Minnechaug At long last this may be the have to hope you don’t play Northeastern Midget Assoc, join this week for this worthwhile junior golf program at the competition during the touchdown. , matter altogether. San Francisco 51 65 .440 20 University of California Eastern Michigan was year the Buffalo Bills shuck their another one like this for a Bosman (58). Still trying to the powerful NASCAR modifieds project. This year’s receipts, Manchester Country Club are probationary period. The football No reason was given why Fran “ We haven’t had too many big San Diego 44 68 .393 25 looked forward to getting off reprimanded for violating several To Host Play losing ways and become a con­ long, long time.” get his game in shape after a and the popular mini-midgets which have not as yet been Carl and Tina Mikolowsky. The team also is banned from par­ Tarkenton did not get into the crowds this year,” said first Monday class attracted 21 the penalty roles earlier than NCAA rules governing financial tender in the National Football The Rangers, after scoring/ month-long layoff because of tonight, for an action-packed tri­ Friday's Results finalized, represent an all-time ticipation in NCAA-controlled The Minnechaug Women’s Golf game at QB for Minnesota. Billings after the Rangers’ 11- aid to students, ethical conduct in League. a leg injury, Bosman sur­ ple header at Stafford Springs high for a local production...Soft- and it has been on the increase some expected. television programs. Club will host the Southern New two runs in the second and Houston 4, Philadelphia 3 which a basketball player hit an The Bills, who haven’t had a Veteran quarterback Bill 2 win over New York Friday ball buffs should get their fill this ever since on Mondays with near­ The powerful policy-making California originally was England Women’s Golf Ass. for two more in the third, ex­ rendered nine hits and two Motor Speedway. Montreal 4, Atlanta 3, 11 in­ opponent, and the academic winning season since 1966 and Kilmer passed for two night. “Tonight’s crowd (16,- Racing gets under at at 8 weekend at Charter Oak Park’s ly 40 taking part. Two more council of the National Collegiate penalized for violation of the 1.6 its annual play day on ploded for seven in the fourth runs in six innings. nings regulation involving five players. had a dismal 1-13 record last year, touchdowns and had a third 200) was one of our biggest Fitzgerald Field with the annual Monday sessions are slated Athletic Association censured rule for permitting track star Wednesday. This annual play “I’m not back to wher? I o ’clock as all three divisions nullified because of a penalty in to break the game open. Cincinnati 8, New York 2 Silk City Invitational Tournament before school starts...Have a nice and handed stiff penalties to Kan­ Eastern Michigan’s teams in provided some evidence Friday here, so we wanted to reward qualify through a series of heats Isaac Curtis and football tight end days follows the close of the “ I hit a high slider that got want to be, but tonight was Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 2 basketball, baseball, track and night that the tide may have leading the Redskins over the and consolations. taking place. A total of 48 teams weekend. sas, Duke and Eastern Michigan Larry Brumsey to compete. Both Round Robin schedule among them with a good effort. better. I’m slowly getting Chicago 5i Los Angeles 0 wrestling were declared ineligi­ turned for them. Eagles in the nation’s capital. up around my eyes,” said The modifieds will be after the Friday at the windup of week- since have left the university. the clubs. “ Once the first few hits fell, St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 ble for post-season play next They upset the Minnesota Kilmer threw TD passes of 46 Billings whose three-run there, too slowly to suit me, long NCAA meetings, Duke was censured for The play day at Minnechaug everything snowballed. The coveted Senator’s Cup trophy.'^ yards to George Nock and .nine though. All these runs made Saturday’s Games California, placed on indefinite year. will be a shotgun tournament Vikings 21-10 in one of two NFL homer highlighted the eight- State Rep. Robert Houley w ilT / m y Olympic Gag Rule Denied violating recruiting rules, mainly crowd came to life, we got exhibition games that ushered in yards to Clifton McNeil. His 32- hit, fourth-inning surge up for a few early reason award the winning car owner and suspension for violations of the with 60 girls teeing off at 9. Each more aggressive and even Cincinnati (Billingham 510) at a busy weekend of 13 games yarder to Jerry Smith was called games where they didn’t score Washington Evening Star and 1.6 academic code last August, ciub sends its five low handicap against Yankee starter and driver with trophies. New York (Strom 50), 2:15 p.m. MyNICH (AP) — The charge involving all 26 NFL clubs. In the back. Sonny Jurgensen passed for more hits fell in. No, it wasn’t any for me. It’s nice to pitch Jerry Wall and Dave News in Washington, D.C. “ This satisfied the NCAA it has been players to compete as a team. loser Mel Stottlemyre (12-14) St. Louis (Santorini 58) at San by the veteran Olga Connally that DeNicolo and Sarro other game, the Washington another Redskin score, a 25 the Yankees that turned us with some runs behind you for Humphrey, in the revolutionary is just one of the flagrant operating under the minimum The defending team champion is and reliefer Jim Roland. Francisco (Reberger 51), 4 p.m. U.S. Olympic athletes have been Redskins whipped the yarder to Bob Brunet in the last on, it was the crowd. We want “Yellowjacket” and McCarthy violations of my constitutional regulation since last Feb. 1. The Bruce and the defending in­ “This was fun for a change. a change,” said Bosman. CANDLELIGHT’S BEST — Dick’s American walked off with championship honors in the Houston (Dierker 11-6) at muzzled with a gag rule was Philadelphia Eagles 34-10. period. these people to come back ‘Badger’ cars, lead NAMA’s rights of freedom of speech and council imposed a one-year dividual SNEWGA champion is We don’t win many like this The three-g3 ,me series con­ Candlelight Slow Pitch Softball League. Front Row, Bill Maynes, Leo Williamson Philadelphia (Twitchell 2-4), 7 ;35 roundly denied by a top Claim Pro-Pro Title “ I’m not used to this, you A 15yard pass from Pete Liske return to Stafford. Both are not probation retroactive to that Nancy LeFebvre of Millbrook. A again.” tinues tonight with Texas’ p.m. movement.” know.” commented owner Ralph to Garry Ballman and a 25yard so when we do we have to Laliberte and Bob Danahy; middle row, Ray Lentocha, Walt Bavier, Gary Trippett and Rick American official but nobody said date. Torrid putting by Ralph DeNicolo highlighted the Connec­ trophy stays with the winning If the crowd turned the strangers to victory circle here, Atlanta (Stone 59) at Montreal The onetime Czechoslovakian field goal by Tom Dempsey gave enjoy them more than the Pete Broberg (510) scheduled Laliverte; rear row, John Motowidlak, Ken Bavier, Carl Hohenthal, Bob Carr. Jim Dwyer was so positively. Kansas was censured and ticut Section PGA Pro-Pro Golf Championship yesterday at Wilson of the Bills who visited Humphrey showing a record six star added: team for one year. R angers on , the T exans’ 14-hit to face the Yankees’ Steve (McAnally 1-13), 8:05 p.m. the dressing room after the game the Eagles a brief lead in the other guy. We’ve been on the wins at the half-mile while Wall absent. (Herald Photo by Becker) “ We are constantly watched placed on two years probation by the Hartford Golf Club. The twelve clubs in SNEWGA assauU turned the Yankees Chicago (Hooton 7-10) at Los “ It’s true that the suggestion in Buffalo, “ Coming in here, jecond period before the other end of this kind of game Kline (13-5). its Big Elight Conference in Oc­ are: Blackledge in Hebron, Bruce scored a historic victory last year Angeles (Downing 56), 10 p.m. has been made that press inter­ like children. Our names are DeNicolo. assistant pro at the shaking hands and smiling.” Redskins pulled away. off. tober, 1970. The NCAA made its in Greenwich, Goodwin in Hart­ —the first ever for a rear-engine Only games scheduled . views be cleared through the written down for doing things. Manchester Country Ciub, With Lou Saban back as head Seven exhibitions are own investigation and included ford, Hubbard Heights in Stam­ midget on an oval track. tearp coach or another qualified We cannot talk to the press. After teamed with veteran Frank Sarro icheduled tonight, headline(l by other alleged rule violations ford, Keney Park in Hartford, coach his “ new look” Bills in­ Spruce, Charter Oaks Win " Sunday’s Games official, ” Clifford Buck, president the games we are not permitted of Tumble Brook to capture the Oakland at Los Angeles which which were “washed out.” Long Shore in Westport, dicated they will mostly run the RIVERSIDE PARK of the U.S. Olympic committee, to write anything about the trip crown in the 27-hole best ball, will be nationally televised over Houston at Philadelphia, 1:35 The NCAA handed down its Millbrook in Windsor, ball. The leaders will be trying to said Friday night. “ But there is unless we submit it for approval medal play with a six under par NBC. j p.m. decision against Kansas for many Minnechaug in Glastonbury, P e “ The last two years we were stop Charlie Centinaro tonight as no ironclad rule. We aren’t of the committee.” 35-32-32—100. The pair split a $400 In'Town Softball Tournament Cincinnati at New York, 2:05 violations, including such minor quot in Stonington, Pine Hill in always going for the one big In the other games San Fran­ Riverside Park Speedway muzzling anybody.” Buck, discussing Mrs. Con- purse. play,” said quarterback Dennis p.m. infractions as providing athletes W indsor, Shennaccossett in cisco is at San Diego, Miami at presents its final warmup attrac­ with three hits and Bob Martin nally’s charges, said U.S. com ­ The winning card featured 10 Shaw. “ Now we’re just grinding Wilson and Tom Sokolowsky each Atlanta at Montreal, 2:15 p.m. Buck’s statement was echoed theatre discount cards. Groton, and Stanley in New Bri­ Cincinnati, Denver at St. Louis, tion to thp season-ending Triple Runs were plentiful last with a pair. petitors are not forced to make birds, inciuding four in row by away.” had two hits. St. Louis at San Francisco, 4 by Arthur Lentz, executive direc­ The most serious charges tain. Green Bay at Houston, Crown series. night in the Rec Department’s Monday night's schedule at any commitment or sign any kind DeNicolo on the final four holes. p.m. tor, and Bob Paul, director of against Kansas included one that Shaw attempted only nine Pittsburgh at Atlanta and Dallas Centinaro, who did little Slow Pitch Town Softball The Oaks made the most of 27 Fitzgerald Field will find Bemies of paper. The local golfer s birds came on passes, but completed five of base hiU and 13 Oiler errors to Pittsburgh at San Diego, 2, 4 information, but some com­ a former assistant football coach at New Orleans. producing throughout the season, Tournament at Charter Oak meeting the Barbers at 6:15 and “It’s all for their protection,” putts of 15. 12. 22 and 30 feet. Named to Shrine p.m. petitors arriving late Friday certified two players as eligible «■ them for 131 yariis. Three of the Chicago plays at New England suddenly caught fire to capture win in a breeze, scoring at least Norm’s and Multi crossing bats at the USOC president said. “ They Park as Spruce Street Chicago at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. under the 1.6 academic rule “ on Twenty eight teams competed five were for touchdowns, a 45 Sunday afternoon, along with the the 1st two features in the once run in every inning. appeared to have the same im­ aren’t bound to do anything ex­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - O.J. trimmed (Connecticut Bank & 7:30. pression as Mrs. Connolly, a four­ the basis of fraudulent high with Don Ross and Jack Rose. yarder to Haven Moses in the New York Giants vs. the New modified stock car division. One Big sticker with the Oaks was cept measure up to standards of Simpson and seven other former Trust, 155, and Charter Oak time Olympian, gold medalist school ranks.” Other violations Tony Amara and Woody Kay, and first quarter, a one-yard toss to 0. Vork Jets at New Haven and of the Waterbury veteran’s wins O aig Johnson with five base conduct demanded of all college football stars, as well as Restaurant buried Modem Oil and wife of former hammer Ai Fuchs and Ai Clapp finishing J. Simpson in the second and a Cleveland vs. Detroit at Ann Ar- was in a 1051ap marathon grind. knocks. Steve Cianci, Doug athletes.” onetime pro standouts Ed throw champion Harold Connol­ in a deadiock for runner-up 20-yarder to EMgar Chandler in aor, Mich. Baltimore at Kansas The feature is 75laps. Winding H eat, 29-6. Downham and Eld Mardon each Lentz scoffed at the charge. Meador and Tobin Rote, were Ellington Ridge laurels. Wally Cichon of Ellington the fourth period. City on Monday night concludes up the card will be another wild came through with four bingles ly “ After making five Olympic named to the Helms Football The loss was the second Ridge and Bud Codore finished „ ______Bob Lee, who went all the way ;he busy weekend. figure-eight scrable. First and Roy Breen added three and “ I am forbidden to talk with a teams, you have to do something Low gross-front nine-Roger Hall of Fame Monday. straight for th ,e Oilers who now with a 107 toUl. Ralph DeNicolo qualifying heat goes off at 8. Carl Ogren and Carl Carlson two member of the press without to get attention,” Lentz said. Mountain-Joyce Dickman 43; low The 1941 Heisman winner, half­ ^ \ l Z ^ must watch the rest of the action The Triple Crown series starts each. Brian Maher and Breen permission from a coach or “ You know Olga. She just wants net-Roger Mountain 43-10 3/4-32 back Bruce Smith of Minnesota, from the sidelines in the double next Saturday night with a 1551ap slammed homers. manager,” Olga told the to be pampered.” 1/4; Ray Perracchio-Nancy Swim Team Well On Way was also named along with tackle elimination play. Groman^s Top Moriarty^s grind. The last two weeks will Best with the bat for the Oilers U Bonne 49-12 1/4 - 35 3/4; Alan rri M/r . » m m f Josh Cody of VanderbUt,Vanderbilt, ttackle ^ u tli Spruce snapp^ a 5 3 deadlock Kempdavra Baum 48-1137. Birds- carry 2051ap and 2551ap events. were Frank Hurley and Ron C an i o Marathon, Money Goal Nick urahos of comeii, encjl Although Groman’s Sports edge. Kowalski’s came with two J with seven runs in the fifth inning Stan Markowski-Eunice Frank MePhee of Princeton, Shop couldn’t turn the tables on mates on base. The latter also PLAINVILLE STADIUM against the Bankers. The latter M rkowski. The Manchester Rec swim­ other expenses. ’Thus far, $250 guard Jim Parker of Ohio State, Moriarty Brothers during the singled and doubled. The racing program at Plain- rallied in the final frame but it NEW! — EXOmNO NASCAR M O O ffV EO S Blind Nine - Low gross-John has been collected and an ad­ mna ming team is well on the road to tackle Mortimer “ Bud” Sprague regular Silk City Softball League Jim Purtill and Mike Reardon ville Stadium tonight will be was too late with too little. Harrigan-Rene Moser 43; Low ditional $400 has been pledged. added two hits each to the 15 hit natural health Saturday Night 8KH) P.M- its goal in the 100-mile marathon of Army and center Don Stephen­ season, the East Siders found the highlighted by a 1051ap modified Rich Gustafson, Vin Jackson net-Tom Frascino-Madoline The largest single donor has been attack and Dave Viara chipped in ^ Where Qurditj Begiiti swim which began yesterday son of Georgia Tech. right formula last night and stock car feature starting at 8. and Roger Talbot each had two Dooley, second Stan Davis-Ina GHL Construction of Vernon, food $hoi^ morning at 8 at the Manchester posted a 157 win in the playoffs at with two. Best for the losers were The KW-lapper will be the Tourtellotte; third- Jim hits for the winners. One of ROUTE 44A COVENTR Y High Pool. which contributed $30. One local Charter Oak. Chuck May and Ed Kowal, each f o u ^ such event this season. AT THE Morronedoris Beller. Eagles-Bill President Philip H. laelin of Talbot’s was an inside-the-park 7 4 2 ^ 7 1 At midnight, the team had business has promised to match with three hits, and Dennis Current point leader. Bob Yivari the New York Jets is a vice- REC SOFTBALL CHAMPS — Pizza House captured the Rec Slow fttch Softball l ^ ^ e title. homer. Warmington Kay Deane 12th completed 46 miles. the largest donation. Back-to-back homers by Bob McArdle and Dale Ostrout, with a was the winner of twice and Harv PARKADE Stafford Motor Speedway hole; Birds-Ed Deane-Enes War­ The public is invited to visit president of the Thoroughbred Kowalski and Dave White in the Front Rich Higgins, AI Senna, Harry Roy, Jim Piro; middle. Rich Bom ba^ier, BiU Neim an, Best in defeat was Charlie The marathon is being con­ pair. Vaillencourt triumphed in the ROUTE MO. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN . I O O I « n T I K M lL B I MMMT mington, Stan Davis-Ina Racing Assdciatlons of the second inning sparked the Jerry Jacobs, ^ i s WoUenberg; rear, John Phelps, AI Bombardier, Karl Buckingham, Bruce Bassos with three hits. Jerry ducted to raise money to the pool today anytime b ^ ore 8 Qjroman’s 350 Mix 15150 other one. oFBMwm I4ES iSIhr United States. winners who overcame a 5-3 MB Tourtellotte, two. purchase sweat suits and to meet tonight. Moriarty’s 231 0001 7-14-0 Hence and Phil Hence. (Herald Photo by Becker)

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Was transmission, accent group, very will train. Phone 649-2384 or 649- Holly, Bob, Duchess, wearing green collar with bell clean. Call 643-1322. 1972 HONDA 350 CL, excellent 8400. Mandy, Margo, Happy Birthday and tag. Child’s pet. 643-0736. condition, $650 firm. Includes 2 and Tom Thumb MARIANNE 8-1 Iw. TJA «>*■ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1968 CAMARO, 327, Convertible, helmets. Call 649-5541. 1971 by NEA, Inc. REAL ESTATE salesman, Sorry we're late! LOST — Savings Passbook No. power steering, automatic, very experienced preferred. Will con­ Love, 22205, Hartford National Bank good condition. Asking $1,475. 1971 YAMAHA — Enduro, 250, sider training. Full-time basis J.J.L, % GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN and Trust Co., First Manchester Call 742-6622. Excellent condition. Best offer. "Hey, man! What's with you? First, you grow an 'Afro' only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Office. Application Made for Pay­ Call 646-2294. — then you dye it blond!" Happy 12th Birthday VOLKSWAGEN - 1966 (Aug. 20) Happy 13th Birthday Nexr ^ w iA o \ ment. 1971 HONDA — 750, 4 cylinder, HAVE FUN Make money and m66\n& i6f^‘rA ^ convertible, one owner, low $1,200 or best offer. 646-1020. earn gifts also. Feel like Miss KURT IVALK^ W H Y M O T H E R S S E T 6R A Y ______8-lT Painting-Papering 13 Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 To the best daughter 0 / VJ&'LU FON A 6 IT U5£J7 FOUND - Male Irish Setter. Call mileage. Ideal second car; 644- America, be crowned queen for a from OUMP! Dog Warden, 646-4555. 8593. Services Offered 12 week. Sell basic home necessities and sister we could nave -TZ7 CEILING specialist — expert BIDWELL Home Improvement MONICA MARY PACKER Mom, Dad, Bernie Co. E xpert installation of by party plan. We train, work 1967 FORD Fairlane, 500, $750. workmanship. One ceiling or all SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Personals-Announcements 2 TREE REMOVAL, pruning, aluminum siding, gutters and your own hours. Determine your (Lolly) (Fraulein, Smokey) 528-2410 or 643-2836, after 6 p.m. spraying, etc., fully insured. your ceilings repairied and own income. Call 875-0317 or 875- painted. Also interior painting trims. Roofing installation and From a little girl WANTED - Ride to Pratt & Licensed. Free estimates. Call 9406. and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Whitney, first shift, 7-3:30, from CHEVROLET - Impala, station 633-5345. i to a young lady. Birthday vicinity West Middle Turnpike. wagon, 1965, V8, automatic shift, EXPERIENCED MACHINIST INSIDE — outside, painting. SEAMLESS GUTTERS, expertly ELLEN Call after 4 p.m. 649-4105. power steering, gold. See to ap­ AGWAY Driveway Sealing at installed. Call Rain Master for needed by small established com­ I Ail Special rates for people over 65. preciate. $585. 64^2525. reasonable price. Residential and free estimates. 649-4148, 568-6063. pany. Must be able to set-up and from Autos For Sale- 4 light business. Call Rick, 646-2013 Call my competitors, then call operate horizontal milling Happy 17th Birthday Mom and The Boys 1968 PON’TIAC GTO, yellow, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. or Glen, 872-8166 for free es­ ROOFING — Specializing machines and surface grinders. MARY black vinyl roof, automatic, timate and more information. repairing roofs of all kinds, new Trade school background helpful. power steering. Asking $1,600. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS, Get Well Soon roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Good starting rate with complete The 872-3214 after 6. SHARPENING Service — Saws, Interior and exterior painting, company paid benefits. Apply at Our Thoughts Are paper hanging. Thirty years ex­ cleaned and repaired. 30 years Happy 12th Birthday knives, axes, shears, skates, experience. Free estimates. Call Nobel and Westbrook, 20 West­ With You. BOBBY ESCHMANN PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl HORNET 1970, 2-door hardtop, rotary blades. Quick service. perience. Four generations. Free brook Street, East Hartford, estimates, fully insured. 643-7361, Howley, 643-5361. Reliable automatic transmission, fine con­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Conn. An equal opportunity Sf Love, Love, 646-8263, 2 dition. Best offer. Call 649-9183, St., Manchester. Hours daily 7 :30- Heating-Plumbing 17 employer. Sandy and Mark Mom, Dad and Robin * ‘4 872-9917. 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, Ones ADD LIFE to your home with 1971 Toyota Corona 7:30-4. 643-7958. SAM Watson Plumbing and MALE — Tacorral is now hiring 1951 FORD,* 2-door convertible, professional spray paint job, in­ cooks and dishwashers. Full-time 4-Dom' Sedan. Automatic, radio, heater, Heating. Bathroom remodeling ODN. WUNt e\JEM i Z aloon. deluxe model, green paint, new side and out, 20 years experience. factory air. tinted glass, low, low TWO Handymen want a variety and repairs. Free estimates. Call days, and part-time nights. Apply Happy 12th Birthday Happy Anniversary lAtHE&l A-oK M E-To iW tA P lK l chrom e, new interior, 63,000 Leon Bassett Painting, 875-8384. mileage. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, 649-3808. Tacorral, 246 Broad St. BOBBY MOM and DAD LEAVE.' original miles. Call after 5 p.m., a - i 0 attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom $2295.00 646-4295. WANTED LIVE-IN - Love, Love, t gardener’s service. Call 643-5305. decorating, interior and exterior, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Grandpa and 1970 Toyota Mark II paperhanging, fully insured. For Prompt, courteous service. Call Companion, for elderly lady. Heidi and Diane, 1967 CAMARO, excellent © „ Station Wagon, tinted glass, radio, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also free estimates, call 649-9658. If no 643-1496. References and own transporta­ Grandma and Brandie ■0 automatic, air conditioning, whitev/alls. condition, $900. 649-8859. moving large appliances. Burning tion, Call 643-4468. e im >, MIA W . T M In. U S M . c answer 643-6362. wheel covers. g , 0 barrels dehvered. $4. 644-1775. NO JOB too small. Immediate 1959 VOLKSWAGEN - Runs MACHINIST-BRIDGEPORT "But Grandpa, I'm not .. but as a little boy $2150.00 ABC Painting contractors. For service on service calls. Free Help Wanted 35 $100. Call after 5, 646-2722. CARPENTER available, days, Mill lathe, job shop experience. 35 Help Wanted asking for a dollar as who saw you throw out the finest in interior, exterior, estimates gladly given on heating 1970 Toyota Mark II evenings, weekends. Additions, Class A, familiar with aircraft your only Grandson., wallpapering and ceilings. Free or plumbing. Faucets repaired or your spinach while Mom 4*Door Sedan. Automatic, radio, heater, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Body alterations, repairs. No job too work, first and second shifts, LICENSED Plumber, good MEN - WOMEN. Earn $50-$75 2- estimates. Fully insured. Fast, installed. Water pumps worked was in the kitchen!'' whitewalls, wheel covers. fair, rebuit engine, new radial small. Free estimates. Call overtime. Apply J.T. Slocomb, 68 wages, paid holidays and in­ 3 evenings work. No deliveries. dependable service. Brush, roll, on. Complete heating systems, tires, $1,070. Call 643-7153 after 7 Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Matson Hill Rd., South Glaston­ surance benefits. Call 644-1317. Car and phone a necessity. Call $1895.00 spray. Integrity, quality, service. rec rooms, etc. Call M & M MR. ABERNATITl’ BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY p.m. 649-7432 after 6 p.m. p.m. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. bury, 633-9485. 1970 Chevrolet Nova Call day or night, 643-7375. NATIONAL Youth Organization WHAT DOE9 YtXJR YOU BE NOT h a v e 2-Door Sedan. S^ylinder. standard, "fje x r T!M£ you WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 1965 PONTIAC - Catalina. $200. CEILING and ceramic tile BAKERY SALESGIRL - has openings in self-help and MALE full-time maintenance RIFOIINE £X)OKIE DINNER OUT EA T A T radio, heater. RICHARD E. Martin. Full AAoving-Trucking-Storage 20 CHINA GOING TO specialist, one ceiling or all, Morning and afternoon hours, motivation program. Position in­ and lane man. Will train. Apply in POPPA JO ^fVZZA Call 228-9862. professional painting service. TRADER SAY? BELIEVE $1595.00 repaired, replaced. Rooms steady job. Apply in person. volves transporting and super­ person. Vernon Lanes, Route 83, f A R C C R ." Interior - exterior. Free es- MANCHESTER - Delivery - TH IS... y 1963FORD — Falcon, new clutch, repaired, remodeled. Light Parkade Bakery, Manchester vising inner-city youngsters on Vernon. 1970 Ford Maverick timates, fully insured. 649-4411. light trucking and package new shocks, new generator, trucking. No job too small, Parkade. their daily house to house fund 2-Door Sedan. 6 or shake your brain. We have a DILLON SALES & SERVICE ment, for confidential interview, YOU SEE, MASTER OOP, IF 7M«7S A O l Y t A N 3 *Y. THERE/ CAN YOU S E E IT THROUGH New and Used breakthrough produet you simply in. WANTED — Experienced oil e O O O , iTHATAeAlN.' THE MISTS? TPS THE TAUCST. 5221. 643-1870. 644-2975. 319 Main St., Manchester call Ralph Pasak, Realtor, 289- WB FAILTO MEET THE /7.J4E SdPRISONS TOYOTA serl into tube or tubeless tires which burner service man. Fringe BAMINS FOOD QUOTAS/ OURTOUNS M0MB4 MN/ J w H oa: IS TOWER IN RNVENSaEAK C A SW S / All Priced Reduced During punelure-prools and balances for hie 7475. HIS PUNISHMENT 13 ^ IN THE KEEP.' THIS ' k e e p ; STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 345 CENTERS!. ROOM additions. dormers, benefits. Send resume, giving Our Summer Clearance Sale TREES removed, building lots ol lire Our produi l has been tested on SHEET METAL MECHANIC - VERY SIM PLE.. ANYWWY7* garages, add a levels, roofing, salary expected to Manchester 646-4321 cleared. Fully insured. Free e s -' the miK>n and earth. Would you like a For precision cabinet and chassis THIS IS THE /VMPNIOHT /-A N D WHATEVER ELS.; THE siding, foundations. Low. low groundfloor opportunity ezclusive dis­ Herald, Box ' J ". Our employees SERVICE STATION attendant MANCHESTER HARMONY HOMES timates. Call 872-9433. work. Layout and set up of all STEVE MEETS MEW AT MISSION IS—I AM MERELY prices. Bank financing. Add-A- tributorship lor your area’’ We will know of this ad. wanted, part-time. Apply 468 THE S/G ROCK IN THE WINDOW DRESSINS, WHILE “ Leisure Living At It’s Best" invest Ihree dollars lo your one il you fabricating machinery required. Main St.. East Hartford. Level Dormer. 289-0449. ______quality in your area. All trucks, tires, MY HPSBAND AND THE Cook St, Plainville WASHING Machine repairs, RCA DO NOT apply unless fully ENGLISH GIRL CONDUCT^ Whirlpool. Kenmore, Maytag. aulo parts, service stations, auto TOYS and GIFTS CARPENTRY - Repairs, dealers, garages, and farm implements qualified with job shop ex­ , OWN suB-PLcfr<’ BABYSITTER - For two five- Please call 1-747-6883 Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike remodeling, additions, roofing. are big users. To qualify, you need PARTY PLAN perience. Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 $5,000 to IIO.OOO investment depending SALARY $11,000-$12,500 year-old children in my home. n e e d c a r ? Credit very bad? Call David Patria. South Wind­ Must have transportation and be 1947 FLXIBLE — Bus, new 401 West Middle Turnpike, next to on size ot territory This is a Highest commissions — Largest Write Box A, Manchester Herald Bankrupt, repossession? Honest sor, 644-1796. guaranleed sale secured by inventory, V6 GMC rear e^ in e, 4-speed Stop and Shop. 643-4913. selection! Fantastic Hostess reliable. Vernon area. 872-9362. Douglas accepts lowest down. and is not a franchise lee. For com ­ stating qualifications. transmission, partially converted awards. No cash outlay. Call or smallest payment, anywhere. Not WES ROBBINS carpentry plete details phone i904i396-5856. Mr. to camper. $2,500 firm. Call TWO MEN by hour or job. K William Jones, or write write "Santa’s Parties” , Avon, EXPERIENCED Keypunch ua.n«K -«c- small loan finance company plan. remodeling specialist. Additions, POSITIONS open for full-time 1^- - between p.m. 5K-5240. Roofing, painting, stucco, Sun Chemical and Refining Conn. 06001. Telephone .1-673- operator, nights, 5-10, e - » Douglas Motors, 345 Main. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, 754 Gull Life Tower porters. Apply in person. East cleaning. No job too small. 875- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Jacksonville, Florida 32Z07 3455. Hartford Convalescent Home, 751 Manchester. Contact Mrs. 22’ COVERED — Wagon, travel This may never repeat ilsell again. Chadwick between 9-4. 647-9123. DRIVE a car tomorrow — if you 1005. Main St., East Hartford. SGT. STRIPES. . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA trailer. Completely self- Tcrrilory is going last! Also Booking Parties call me today. Financing - my contained, sleeps 6. Call 643-9942. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and TRUCK DRIVER wanted, heavy specialty. Henry Griswold, 872- new homes custom built, AMERICAN OIL EXPERIENCED painter attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, work, plumbing and heating c c m a t is c m f , s s o c e I P O M T TUlNIC (StP i m MS F ? v e Y m H s 9145, dealer. 1969 STARCRAFT — Pick-up remodeling, additions, rec rooms, STATION wanted, minimum 3 years ex­ trees cut and removed. Call 643- suppUes. Call 649-4563 for ap­ AND 'MOTHER 6 0 0 9 e : A ( ? E camper sleeps 6, fully self- garages, kitchens remodeled, Sullivan Ave., GENERAL all around lady to perience for year 'round work, H0?E'T& iMSFetT rU-^erTHEM 6000. pointment. Tine 6 c c » :s . WHAT THEY HAWE IN M iHD. 1969 FIAT, 850, Spyder, g ^ contained. Call 64M796 or 643- bath tile, cement work. Steps, South Windsor, Conn. liandle 2 children, light duties, interior and exterior, (iill after 6, condition. Must sell. Best offer. dormers. Residential or commer- Stay one step ahead of the com­ live-in if preferred. Call Diane 7626. ______POWER mowers, hand mowers 649-9658. ~ r — ^ cial. Call 649-4291.______petition. Modern 3 -b ^ with one 289-9551 or 568-7339. WOMAN wanted for full-time as LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON Phone 872-3644.______sharpening and repairing service. 15’ BANNER TRAVEL - drive-through bay. 'Two pump attendant in launderette, located r Call "Sharpall." Free pick-up and Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 PART-TIME desk clerk 1950 CHEVROLET in good 'Trailer, self-contained, with hitch islands. TRUCK DRIVER - Full-time, Spencer St., Manchester. Write delivery. 643-5305. Thursday and Saturday evenings condition. Call 649-9742. and electric brakes, in good con­ Call 563-0131, ask for Mr. Foley Class II license, excellent fringe Bonnie Gable, 92 Round Hill Rd., GUTTERS and roofs repaired and full-time Sunday. Apply m dition, $995. 649-9549. or Mr. Shapiro, Evenings and benefits. Apply in person to Herb Wethersfield, Conn. STEVEN EDWARDS - and replaced. Excellent person, Vernon Lanes, Route 83, s ^ o P 1965 fXTRVE'TTE, new motor, Sundays call collect 413-786-3041. Fraser or Chris Cnristensen, 2-4 Contracting Agency. Masonry workmanship. Reasonable prices. Vernon. new tires, good condition. Must 1967 international - p.m, only. The W. G. Glenney and cement work, painting, ex­ Free estimates. 646-1399. HELP WANTED - Part-time ’ Harvester camper special with THRIVING PIZZA Shop in the Co., 336 N. Main St., Manchester. sell. 1-642-624L______terior, interior. Wall-papering, PART-TIME mechanic's helper and full-time, nights. Good pay 1968 Spaceage Camper model SV- center of town, well established, carpentry and remodeling, for night work and weekends. for right person. Apply in person. (() im br nea. •■IS 1963 PLYMOUTH Valiant station 11. Sleeps 6. Both in immaculate There’s no parking problem gowi equipment, good lease. Call PART-TIME, and full-time. roofing and siding. Call between 8 Apply in person, Vernon Lanes, C-J Giant Grinders, 273 Broid wagon, repossession. $325. condition with many extras in Bill Rood at T. J. Crocket, Apply in person, Shakey’s Pizza m r ' ' a.m. - 5 p.m. for estimate. 643- when you shop the Herald Route 83. Vernon. St., Manchester. 0 -n &vmgs Bank of Manchester, 646- each. Call 646-6138, 643-56M, or Realtors, 643-1577. Parlor, Vernon Circle, Vernon. 5275. Classified Way. -- 1700. 875-1710,,

"A PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Aug. 19.1972 . . / 72 Houses For Sale 77 Houses For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 19,1972 — PAGE THIRTPPM Garden Products 50 Garden Products 50 Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town-For Rent 66 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hous4 For Sale 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 7S Out of Town-For Sale 75 VERNON — For rent, 4-room IMMACULATE OLDER - 5- Roogi expandable ranch with arartm ent with sun porch. No MANCHESTER EAST OF HARTFORD CLASSIFIED BY DAMATO VILLAGER cnildren or pets. Security and garage, Manchester, beautiful The Ultimate in Apt Living yard. Owner 643-2272. No agents. FRESHLY PICKED APARTMENTS references. Call 875-4828 a after 2 *31,900 ONLY 126,500 p.m. 647-9119 BOLTON BRANCH 647-9110 NATIVE VEGETABLES THE Immediate Occupancy FOUR-BEDROOM - Dutch *29,500 is the price of this large Dutch Country Rancher, 3 bedrooms, ADVERTISING Butter-sugar and yellow Com. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened 5-Room Townhouses, VERNON — Spacious one and 2 style Colonlalj 24’ Uvlng room, Colonial with IV i baths, garage, HAPPINESS automatic heat and hot water, tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, Coach House IW tiled baths, com­ bedroom apartments, fully excellent residential private lot, located in prestige m CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 20 OTIS STREET ^ neighborhood, garage. Only $28,- full basement, 300’ deep lot. IS BUILT ON Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh plete G.E. kitchen, equipped kitchen, dishwasher, Porter Street area. Hurry!! BASKIN 8:30 AJME. to 5:00 P.M. Open Saturdays and 900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. Many extras. Act fast! Native Fruit. wall-to-wall carpeting, disposal, stove and refrigerator, HOMES LIKE THESE Sunday 1-5 P.M. private basement, wall-to-wall, carpeting. One DONALD S. GALE COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. One of Manchester's Finest washer-dryer hookup. bedroom, $169. Two-b«lroom, REAL ESTATE CO. BUCKLAND FARMS $199 heat included, children R. F. BLANCHARD REALTY CO. "Baskin's Bolton Bunch to Serve You" UtM NOON DAT BEFORE PDRUOAHON Comer Adanu and Tolland Tpke. Townhouse Apartmenll Charles Lesperance welcome. D. J. Henry Co., 644- HBTC S T M E T Realtors-MLS 646-2482 Norma Tedford — Ted LeFort — Ron Foster DeadUne for Saturday and Monday la UHM Noon Friday Luxuripus appointments, (Opposhe Caldor*s) 649-7620 1330. For the finer homes 485 Burnside Ave., East Hartford throughout, superb location, . NOISES? Realtors - MLS - Insurance TOUR COOPERATION wnx H I A I JLAl 9711 $2 60 monthly. Business Locations- 289-7939 249-7711 BE APPRECIATED I I CORN, TOMATOES - Paul W. Dougan MANCHESTER - 4W Rooms, For Rent 67 Thla houae atanda on a dead­ MANCHESTER Cucumbers, squash, beets, WADDELL School area — Cape 2 BUY YOUR Realtor first floor, heat, hot water, two end atreet — away from the $27 500 unfinished, fireplace, remodeled HOUSE OF THE W EEK onions, cabbage and fruit. 21 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal hustle, bustle. Lovely wooded POLICE TAKE NOTICE FRESH CORN children accepted. $175 monthly. kitchen, 2-car ^rag e, aluminum Continued From Preceding Poqe Angel St., Manchester. 643-4535 643-7843 after 5 p.m. office for real estate, etc. Heat, lot. 7% rooms with large When thw drive by this charming $160. Security. CaU 646-2426 9 to 5 siding, well landscape, LaPenta AT THE or breeieway and garag)S. Plre- 6 room Cape newly done over. 35 Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 Boats-Accessories 46 p.m. Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. Help Wanted 646-1021 Furnished Apartments 64 placed living room la 13x26’, Fireplace, new carpeting, rec room with bar, walk ,to high CORN CRIB huge family room or master Lots-Land For Sale HAIRDRESSERS wanted part or AKC silver mini-poodle, 8 weeks 15V1i' FIBERGLASS Boat, 65 h.p. THREE-ROOM comer office school and shopping. Immediate 73 TWO-ROOM furnished bedroom. Two-zone oil hot full-time to work in Vernon. Call old male, almost housebroken, Mercury motor, tilt trailer, 190 BUCKLAND ROAD MANCHESTER - Attractive suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 occupancy. Be in by school apartment, heat, hot water, water heat. Priced In mid 80a. MANCHESTER - Five acres, 875-9716. $100. 647-1975. custom mooring cover, excellent three-room apartment. Stove, Main St., Phone 643-4846. opening. Owner anxious, call Jon condition. 872-0479. WAPPING refrigerator, electricity, heat, hot stove, refrigerator. Apply Jennings, 649-5306. 3‘/2 acres commercial zoned, with AKC toy poodle pups, 6 weeks water, references, no pets. $125. Marlow's 867 Main Street. DOCTOR’S OFFICE — Spacious, B &W 250' frontage. Seconds from CLAIMS CLERK-TYPIST This week we have Silver Queen Route 15. Woverton Agency, old, shots. Five generation Sporting Goods 47 2 2 8 - 3 5 4 0 . ______air conditioning, heat, parking, KEITH The BARROWS AND WALLACE CHALLENGING papers. 872-8247, 8-2 p.m. and Kandy Corn. Also fresh dug ATTRACTIVE 3-room furnished excellent location. 649-1680, 649- Co. Realtors. 649-2813. PRE-SEASON SALE on Johnson GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom apartment, married couple or REAL ESTATE ‘ OPPORTUNITY Irish Cobbler potatoes. apartment, second floor. Includes 3549.______Realtors - MLS Ski Horses, left overs. Model 251 mature person. 643-9171. BOLTON — 2*/i semi-wooded GREAT DANE puppies, fawn heat, appUances. carpets. $205 646-4126 646-1912 Manchester Parkade, Manch. Rampage, 15" molded track, 32 acres, seconds from 1-84. Owner, Are you interested in a perma­ and brindle, females, AKC ex­ monthly. Paul W, Dougan. CALL T.J. Crockett. Realtor at 649-5306 h.p. Was $1,135 now $800. Model FURNISHED three-room 1-739-6708. nent Msition that has a varie­ cellent conformation. Must be Rooms Without Board 59 Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. 643-1577 for office space. AU seen 1-267-0168 250 Challenger 15" track, 25 h.p., apartment for employed matron­ shapes and sizes and prices. New Seven bright and airy rooms, galley type kitchen with eating ARCHITECT DESIGNED ty of duties and is not routine? ly woman. SpUt level. In d u in g MANCHESTER — Bowers ANDOVER — Overlooking Lake, was $995, now $695. Must make WANT TO SHARE 4 ROOM - and old. Let us know your area, formal dining room, spacious living room, 3 bedrooms, Mid 508 Andover — School St. MANCHESTER 4-ROOM - all appliances and television. School 6-room Cape with 3 $2,200. Coventry — beautiful If you have a good telephone BEAGLE Fhippies, mother and room for the new 1973 Johnson Apartment with young working Apartment, second floor, on bus demands, we will do everything 1% baths, finished attic room good for 4th bedroom or study .tone, glass and wood, large Non-development 6-room Ranch. On a clear day, you can see father register^. $20 each. Call Silent FTiantom Model J35 with a Private entrance, patio and for you except make the bedrooms and den.' Sunny kitchen treed lot, excellent area, $3,500. forever, well, maybe not forever, bu the view is magnificent. personality, good typing skills girl, by same. Call 64M293. line. Will sub-lease, stove, with oven and range, living room area, 2-car garage. Situated on 100x140’ treed lot CONTEMPORARY. Beautiful 643-0851. 35 h.p Wankel rotary engine. parking space. CaU 643-1879. payments. Tolland — Acre treed lot, $3,900. Custom-built, formal dining room, kitchen with all appliances and are willing to learn. rrfrigerator included. $125. CaU has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce park - like secluded grounds. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. South Windsor Equipment Co., LARGE FURNISHED - Double Elevated living room with may have iust the thin; 875-3135 between 6-10 p.m. LARGE two-room furnished price raMe, $26,800. Wolverton *■ - — - (including dishwasher), finished room in basement, oil hot water MINIATURE POODLE - Black comer of Route 5 and Sullivan MANCHESTER - 100,000 magnificent stone wall-fireplace. you. Gooa starting L room, kitchen privileges, bath. apartment. Stove, refrigerator, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Resort Property-For Sale 74 heat, aluminum, storms and screens, wall-to-wall carpeting, Merit increases. E xcelleht male. AKC. shots, almost Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. Evenings after 6, 647-9288 or 643- NEWLY COMPLETED - square feet, will divide. Suitable Large slate entrance fmer. Phone 289-3406. etc. All utiUties included. $120 for manufacturing and fireplace and more, and more. Now only $26,900. employe benefits. housebroken. Reasonable, ik 1387. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 2 PARKERSTREET PLUS Glassed in slate patio. Four bathrooms, appUances, private monthly. 742-8161. warehouse. 1-748-5634. bedrooms, two baths. BOLTON LAKE - Waterfront ELLINGTON AKC ENGLISH - Springer Household Goods Apartments For Rent 63 basement. Available immediate­ OWNER-646-0642 property, 5-room Ranch — home Will consider ex-business gal BOLTON NOTCH - Nicely Neat five-room Cape with spanieb. black and white.lite. Call ly. Evenings 278«819, 525-5864. TWO ADJACENT but separate plus 2-room guest cottage. 7-Room Alpine style Raised Ranch. 3 bedrooms, built-ins in kitchen, living room with (housewife) who is retunung furnished 2-room apartment. breezeway and garage situated on Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. to the job market. Excellent 429-4357. SINGER Touch and Sew, like areas. 1.100 square feet each. a high lot with a maximum of Manchester raised hearth fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting. 3 bedrooms, family rec room with bar. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch THREE ROOMS - Heat, stove private entrance, good parking, Cement floors, small and lar^e DON’T WASTE 643-5953. air conditioning. 2-car attached RATI opportunity to start a second all utiUties, for older perton. No privacy. Owner retiring, must career. Call for appointment. stitches, monograms, sews on WOODLAND and refrigerator, second floor. doors in each, heat and light in sell. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- your time painting this aluminum garage. I's baths, greenhouseand patio ^O U ^D U U * Live Stock 42 buttons, fancy designs. Originally Available S«it. 1st, no pets. $140 pets. $30 per week. 643-2226. one. Amesite driveway. No paint sided Raised Ranch, in excellent MOVING TO - Florida. 1577. Beautiful doll house lodge on 649-5301 $3^.50. now only $99.65. Easy a month. Purity deposit re­ or machine shops. Call 643-w37. location, is maintenance free and MR. DALONE ONE BAY MARE - One pinto Houses for Rent 65 shore of 3 mile lake. Has "THERE’S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN” terms. 522-0476, dealer. , MANOR quired. Can be seen A u ^ t 26, 4- THREE bedroom Ranch, 2-car ready for immediate occupancy. mare, very low price. 646-5849. SMALL OFFICE space for rent, everything. Bring a lob of coffee 7 p.m., 28*^ Church St. garage, electric eye door, lot Large fireplaced living room, ESTATES and household lots to COVENTRY - 5-Room air conditioned. CaU 643-9551. dining room with sliding glass and move in. Cali for appoint­ SAFECO APARTMENTS winterized cottage. CaU 742-7742 150x75, immediate occupancy. TOLLAND GLASTONBURY HORSES BOARDED — Vernon buy. Bob Ruckiger, 649-3247. FOUR-ROOM — Apartment, doors to sun deck, kitchen with ment 603-522-3636. Belleau Lake, Lovely 8-room Raised Ranch. 4 days, after 6 p.m., CaU 649-5633. Price reduced, will consider ren­ Rt, 153, E. Wakefield, N.H. Six-room Dutch Colonial, newly INSURANCE COMPANIES area, boxes, straights, pony stalls, HOMESTEAD ST. second floor. Call 646-1683. Resort Property- built-ins, family room, 2-car gar­ bedrooms. 2H baths, wall-to-wall redecorated. 3 bedrooms, living room, corral, pasture, trails. Various 68 ting with option to buy. Hose to 03830. 210 Main St. Manchester. Conn. CLEAN, used refrigerators, o w w . mhmmjE t p k e . For Rent age, large lot. Immaculate carpeting, sliding glass doors to deck, formal dining room, carpeted kitchen arrangements possible. 8754)220. LARGE EIGHT-ROOM - shopping. Call after 4, 649-6039. fieldstone patio and ranges, automatic washers with MAMOdlESTBB HEATED 2-BEDROOM - throughout. and entry hall, enclosed porch. l ‘s baths. Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, Out of Town-For Sale 75 walls. $38,500 This beautiful lot is a golfer's dream. A REAL ESTATE career awaits guarantees. See them at B. D. Duplex, available Sept. 1st, $170 COLUMBIA LAKE — Four-room NEW, NEW, everything has been SENTRY parking area. Pleasant con­ cottage, all faciUties, boat. Ideal you if .. . you have the ability and Pearl's .Appliances, 649 Main St., 1, 2 and S-bedroom luxury plus security. References. 649- done for the new owner. Real Estate Services apartments. Featurea wall-to- venient location. Working adults. for children. 228-3803 or 646-0333. $36,500 sincere desire to earn $10,000 - Articles For Sale 45 CaU 643-2171. 8651 between 6-8 p.m.______Cabinets, floors, decorating, fix­ 2894331 STORRS wall carpeting, vanity tUe 643-2880. VERNON $15,000 the first year. Office ex­ MODERN 5-ROOM — Duplex, tures, just move in your fur­ Seven-room Colonial. 4-room home, two COVENTRY LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours LOUNGE CHAIR, tapestry, good iMkths, buUt-in oven, range, Business Property- Manchester 4-room furnished apartments, two 2-car Kight-room ('olonial. 4 bedrooms. 2*^ pansion requires two full-time dlahwttfher, refrigerator and heat, garage, no children, no pets. niture. Assumable mortgage. Six daily, ring bell for service. condition. Phone 64^9742. Out of Town- For Sale 71 CUSTOM BUILT garages. 2.1 acres. Near UConn. A money baths, eat-in kitchen with appliances and sales representatives. Top com­ diaposal, electric heat, 2 alr- Available ^ptember 1st. CaU For Rent 66 rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, $%,900. PICTURESQUE missions paid. Call Chet Govang Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 ccndlUoaers, glaas sliding Norman Hohenthal, Realtor. 646- Seven-room Garrison, garage, loads of cabinets, dining room, living Deming Street, Manchester, LEAVING STATE - Selling di7 649-1220. BROAD STREET - 68,000 $49,500 room with fireplace, carpeted at C. B. Govang Realtors, for doors, aU large rooms. Full 1166, 646-7817. central air conditioning, gas heat, 3-Bedroom Ranch with basement throughout, laundry on firsCfloor. acre confidential interview. 643-9574, Route S), South. sink with stereo, many mis­ basement storage area, am­ square feet of land with modern large living room with fireplace, TWO-BEDROOM - Townhouse, commercial building. Your rec room and bar, eat-in kitchen 872-4165. cellaneous' household ple parking. Starting at $17S. FOR RENT Manchester Ei40 Wetherell St. dining room with comer hutch, $41,000 1V5 baths, fully equipped kitchen, business will boom in this loca­ with range and refrigerator, living BOLTON ALUMINUM sheets used as possessions, some antiques in­ Handy to atiopping, schools, large family kitchen, large family Nine-room remodeled Colonial. 2 spring- printing plates, .009 thick, 23x- cluded. 644-2845. bus and religious facilities. dishwasher, stove, disposal, PINNEY BROOK III tion. Call for particulars, Hayes SPACIOUS LOT room with built-in bookcases, attic TOLLAND refrigerator, wall-to-wall room with walnut paneling and fed ponds. 62 acres of land with 25 acres 32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 643- Model ^[Mutment open tor Garden Apartments Agency, 646-0431. fan. 2-car attached garage. Secluded 9-room Ranch, horse barn with CONTROL DATA CORP. carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, 24x48’ above-ground swimming pool with 16x32’ swim area - white brick fireplace, sliding fruit trees. Scenic setting. 2711. FRIGIDAIRE AIR- inspection 12-6 Saturday and ELLINGTON, CONN. With country setting in this glass doors to patio, finished rec registered Morgan horse. 4 bedrooms, Sunday, other times by ap­ $225 heat included, children custom Cape with rec room, 3-4 decks, slides, etc. 2'> baths. 2 4 beautiful C n O No. Coventry — Brookside Lane Business Forms Division CONDITIONER — Sears Piunty St., R. 2I€ Houses For Sale 72 room, walk-in closets, 1'/^ baths, PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, refrigerator-freezer. Sears washer pointment. welcome. 'September occupancy. bedrooms, professionally R.E. M ER Rin AGENCY acres ^OJ/JWw Oversized Raised Ranch (26x48), two Colonial brick fireplaces, 2 Manchester Plant D. J. Henry Co. 644-1330. wall-to-wall carpeting Realtors TOLLAND all bolted. All-sizes and styles. and dryer, kitchen-aid dis­ Built by landscaped, country kitchen, throughout. Well landscaped and 646-1180 fu ll, baths, double Mediterranian entry door. 2-car basement From $30, delivered. W. Zinker, hwasher, Westinghouse self­ 43500 M.I Yon’rt Invitod $28,900. Cali owner. Eight-room Colonial. 2 4 baths, kitchen COVENTRY Experienced bindery help treed lot within walking distance with built-ins. family room with garage, amesite drive, sundeck. This is a dreamy home with a MANCHESTER - Newer 2- TOTAL ELECTRIC Two winterized cottages, fireplaced wanted. Starting salary based on Windsorville Rd., Ellington, 875- cleaning stove, blue and beige U & R Housing Corp. to all schools. Principals only, fireplace, garage, sunporch, nicely price that's not in the clouds — $35,900. bedroom Townhouse, includes 3H rMm M mt 647-1573 568-8200 * _ _ ^ living room. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, full previous experience. Good 0397. oval rug,"child's antique school SUNDAY, 2-5 FJI. $39,900. 646-3444. BOLTON •— Lakefront four-room landscaped lot. desk. Call 649-2769. Rentals by heat, appUances, V/t baths, full $150 Ranch, screened porch, carpets, $ 3 5 / 9 0 0 Handyman's special. working conditions. Fringe basement, $245 per month, Paul New homes in Manches­ AMEDY REALTY GARAGE SALE — Aug. 19. and Robert D. FirtpUct unit Realtors 875-6283 MANCHESTER plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, Hot), for only $ 1 5 , 5 0 0 benefits. Contact Control Data, Murdock W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. ______$ 175. ter with rural settings MANCHESTER - Country Uvinfi Corp., 41 Progress Drive, every weekend after until Oc­ ELECTRIC Stove, good now under construction, Professional Services - 7 days a week OPEN HOUSE 649-5324. COVENTRY tober, 11-5 p.m. Something for condition, $50. Call 647-9603. BRAND NEW 3 room in this immaculate 6-room afl Sunday, 14 p.m. NEW HOMES Manchester, Conn. 646-6200. Realtor 643-2692 MANCHESTER - 5 room Seven-room Cape. 3 bedrooms, formal all. Junction Route 85 and 94, units in brick and stone or pick your own lovely electric Ranch on one acre lot. 195 KENNEDY RD VERNON -=• 50 miles view, IVa 643-6661 apartment, stove, refrigerator, dining room, living room, kitchen. large COVENTRY West St., Hebron. 228-9878. KELVINATOR - Self-cleaninc, Garden Apartment lot! I'A baths, eat-in kitchen, built- Stone and brick, 7-room Ranch in acres, hill top estate, 2400 square An equal opportunity employer 646-6926 $108 monthly, security, 643-9274. entry mud room with washer and dryer 54-room Raised Ranches with kitchen coppertone electric stove, only building. Range, .NUTMEG HOMES, Inc. ins, carpeted formal dining room (The of Manchester’s finest foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. hook-ups. large barn. 2 large coops. 14 appliances, garages. $33,500. and living room, attached garage. TELEPHONE SOLiaTORS - TAG SALE - Saturday, 9-5, few months old, $175. CaU 643- MODERN ^bedroom apartment refrigerator, disposal, has a reputation for ex­ neighborhoods, central air con­ $54,900. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. acres of land. Country road with stream. H-room Colonials with kitchen Hillcrest Rd.. Bolton, (continua­ 1928. basement laundry & cellence of construction Many extras. FYincipals omy. O P E N H O U SE ditioning, yard privacy and many appliances, garage. East Hartford. We need 25 prople with equipped kitchen. Located $33,200. 649-4617. $50,000 $35,900 to work four hour shifts. Choose tion of East Middle Tpke), some NEWER One-bedroom storage, wall to wall and design. Com& see custom features enhance home’s COVENTRY - 3 bedrooms, NINE-PIECE - Dining room on bus line, near shopping. your own commissions. Call 568- antiques, school house stove, apartment. Private entrance. Escrow and one-year lease. Ren­ carpeting. enjoyment value. Add effortless finished basement, 2-zone heat, m why! MANCHESTER — Immaculate Sunday 2-5 i^.m. ^ 8130 or apply in person, 419 Main tools, miscellaneous. set, Duncan Phyfe, solid Includes heat and appUances. Mailt Mhr. abtahiltly ptii maintenance. In low 60’s. built-ins, fireplace, excellent mahogany, Morganton coUection. tal $180 per month. Call the Jar­ 6-room Colonial with 3 huge Street, East Hartford, Opposite $159 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, vis Realty Co., Managing Agents, Resenre mm for Oct. 1st and location, clean as a whistle. GARAGE SALE - 40 Jordt St., Excellent condition. 644-0256. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. bedrooms, generous kitchen and 130 WYNDBMG HILL RD. Ready to move in. Must sell, only LAND Pratt and Whitney. 643-1121.______Occupancy Directions: North on dining room, 24’ living room, 14000 (off Woodbridge St.) Saturday, A contemporary 8-room home. $26,500. Lloyd OdeU, Broker, 649- Sunday, 10-4. A little of MUST, MUST - Sell. Two WE HAVE customers waiting for MANCHESTER - Cute 2-room CALL James J. Gessay Vernon St., left on Scott shaded yard. Only $27,900. Ideally located high in country 3237.______BOLTON AMSTON mahogany twin beds, excellent Drive. Fourth right off Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- Nine acres. 1200' frontage on two roads, One acre pond on 6 acres of land with HAIRDRESSER - FuU or part- everything. the rental of your apartment or apartment, stove, refrigerator, REAL ESTATE club area. Abundance of decks condition, newly refinished, $^; home. J.D. Real Estate heat, electricity, references, no 875-0134 Scott Drive is Dearborn 2813. for outdoor living - expanse of EAST HARTFORD - Oak heavily treed. Excellent view. Asking pine groves. Your own e l O Q A A time. New Vernon Salon, ex­ appUances, 3-piece modem Uving Street, 6-room Colonial, paradise ^ 10/OUU perience preferred. 872-8197 or GARAGE SALE - 340 Porter Associates, Inc. 643-5129. pets, $105. 228-3540. Drive. Look for signs. glass enhancing Hartford’s $22,000 St., August 18-25. Appliances, air- room, good condition, solid con­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- evening sky line, all in harmony aluminum siding, enclosed SOUTH WINDSOR 649-9751. breezeway, garage, tool house, conditioner, TV, small electric struction, need covers, worn, $60; SIX-ROOM Duplex, residential Your Home May Be room Garrison Colonial, 2Vk with today’s freedom for life. In TOLLAND Two 100x200' building lots. One is a 2 occasional tables, $15 each. CaU STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 baths, carpeting, double garage, fenced yard, corner lot. PART-TIME RNs saw with stand, furniture and neighborhood, close to schools Taken In Trade. the high 50s. Three acres beautiful land overlooking cleared comer lot. Other is treed lot with household goods. 649-7954. now. 643-2879. PRESIDENTIAL and shopping, available West Street, new 3-room unit in quality construction. Richard For appointment at other times Fireplace. wall-to-waU carpeting, si'enic view of lake. Excellent for con­ Evening and Nights brick and stone garden apartment Martin school. Hayes Agency, many extras. Near bus. Leaving $8,500 and $9,500 September, $175 monthly, securi­ lE L F IO R E call Suzan Shorts 646-3233 or temporary home. $ 1 1 0 0 0 respectively. Partnership Nursing AKAl M-9 — Tape deck with TAG SALE — Furniture, some VILLAGE APTS. ty and references. 646-7967 after building. Total electric. Range, 646-0131. Peggy Whitehead 643-9886. state. Under $35,000. Owner, 568- AGENCY 3144. A (partnership) may be com­ built-in amplifier, excellent con­ anUques, walnut table, stereo, MANCHESTER ^ 6. refrigerator, disposal, basement, J. WATSON BEACH PLEASE CALL ABOUT OUR OTHER LISTINGS No. Coventry — Merrow Rd. GARDNER ST. - Lovely 3- posed of from 2-4 RNs who agree dition. 10 free tapes, $175 or best and smaller items. 16 Locust, One and two bedrooms. laundry and storage area. Adults REALTORS ■ 647-1413 REAL ESTATE CO. • YOUR NEEDS AREOUR NEEDS* High on a terraced hill overlooking valley, this 7-room Colonial is only, no pets, $125 monthiu, $125 bedroom Cape, large yard, patio, to jointly provide 56 hours of offer. Call 646-2745. Wapping, 644-2845. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- ______547-1550______immaculate! Aluminum siding, oil hot water heat, oak floors, continuous coverage on a Sunday- lease security. Call James J. 2-car garage, immaculate condi­ VERNON Near schools, churches bedroom townhouse, includes DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms fireplace, basement garage, walk-in closets. Look the world over Saturday basis on one shift. The BLACK AND - White floor Wanted To Buy 58 heat, appliances, carpets, full Gessay, at 875-0134. tion. Owner 646-2336. ATTRACTIVE Colonial in BASKIN members of each partnership and shopping center, on on large treed lot. Great commer­ excellent residential area. For­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION from your living room window. Only $31,900. model, 25” TV. New and used private basem ent. $230 per cial potential. Hutchins Agency, REAL ESTATE CO. arrange their work schedules skis, boots and poles. 649-2769. WANTED — Antique furniture, bus line. Call anytime. month. Paul W. DoUgan Realtor, FOUR ROOMS, first floor, range, RANCH — Five rooms, on large mal dining room, front-to-back 649-5324. living room with fireplace, giant among themselves thus allowing glass, pewter, oU paintings or 643-4535. or 646-1021. refrigerator and all utilities in­ lot, 200x355’, with large covered 99 HOLLISTER STREET SUNDAY 2-5 p.m. 647-9119 Rt. 44-A, Bolton 647-9110 maximum flexibility of hours. other antique items. Any quanti­ 646-2623 cluded, $160 per month. Main St., picnic patio. Garage. Large sized bedrooms, appliances will ANTIQUE RADIO — $25; KEENEY ST.- 3-Bedroom Applicants must have had Bradley and Hubbard desk lamp ty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 165 MANCHESTER AREA - Four- Talcotville. Call B.T. Peterman, workshop. $29,500. Philbrick remain. Vinyl siding on house 23 BANCROFT DR. Colonial, fireplace, garage, $27,- N Colonial in desirable neighborhood. Living room with and two-car garage. Automatic hospital nursing experience $150; 1961 Cadillac, $195; carved Oakland Street. room modern apartment, Realtor, 649-9404. Agency, 646-4200. GLASTONBURY — Almost new, 000. Call owner for details, 649- 'fireplace, formal dining room. Kitchen includes all garage doors. This is a well cared within the past 5 years. If more ivory snuff box, $80; jade carving, available immediately, with heat, Directions — Wilbur Cross 8-room Garrison Colonial, 4 LESSINGER CO., 5827. for, maintenance free home with STAFFORD information, please call the Per­ $80; book-ends, lamps, rock- WANTED - 4x6 UUUty trailer, DELUXE One-bedroom hot water.^ppliances, carpeting, HEBRON — Elegant 2-bedroom GEORGIAN Colonial - AU appliances. Maintenance free vinyl siding on house Highway, or Route 44 to Vernon bedrooms, l‘/i ceramic tiled sonnel Department. reasonable. CaU 643-1927. apartment, wall-to-wall c a s tin g apartment, fully equipped brick, ten rooms, four large and two car garage. Many extras, MUST BE SEEN lots of T.L.C. Asking $32,900. Circle to Route 30 to Vernon table. stereo, amethyst antique air-conditioning optional, parking OLDER 7-Room Colonial, baths, eat-in kitchen with dis­ REALTORS MANCHESTER MEMORIAL pin. jade jewelry box, round mar­ throughout, complete appUances, and laundry. $190 monthly. 649- kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, bedrooms, beautiful entrance $32,900. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- Avenue, left on South Street, NEAR CRYSTAL LAKE hwasher and disposal. Formal WANTED — Oank phonographs, vanity bath. Centrally located stove, refrigerator, wall-to-wall 110x175’ lot. Great possible com­ foyer. Two fireplaces, V k baths, 4200. right on Bancroft Dr. Signs on 423-9291 or 742-9718 HOSPITAL ble table, mower engine, jade 2871, 6464)882. mercial property. Hutchins Agen­ DIRECTIONS; Off Main Street at Number 221 dining room. Front-to-back living cast iron banks and toys, comic $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, carpeting, air conditioning. two-car garage. Sun porch, in property. 71 Haynes St., Manchester, Conn. slabs. 643-2371. cy, 649-5324. Six finished room Cape, 4 room with beamed ceiling and 646-1222 Ext. 481 books, round oak tables, early 643-2692. MANCHESTER — One-bedroom Magnificent view. Children mint of condition. Philbrick CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 full bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, raised hearth fireplace. Large MOVING — Tag sale. 62 Weaver furniture, military items. Townshouse, private entrances, welcome, $210. Heat and .lights Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. baths, first floor paneled family Five-room Ranch home, 3 fireplace, kitchen buiit-ins, over family room off kitchen with wanred-Keai Estate 77 DUPLEX 7-7, Excellent ______room, double raised hearth MANAGEMENT8TRAINEE - Rd., Friday-Monday, August 18- Evenings 643-6535. LEDGECREST Apartments — full basement, includes heat and included. D.J. Henry Co.\ 644- bedrooms, plus 14x15 family three-quarter acre wooded lot. beamed cathedral ceiling. At­ Legal Notice Brooklyn Street, Rockville. One- invMtment poMibiUty if bought r a NCH — Six rooms, large Uving PHILBRICK fireplace, beautiful custom coun­ OUT OF TOWN buyer wants 3- Now accepting applications for 21, 12-6. Furniture, dishes, rugs, appliances, $200 per month. Paul 1330. 0 ' room, full basement, automatic Beautiful landscaping, many ex­ tached garage. Fenced play area. Ro^ms Without Board 59 bedroom, $127 per month; 2- with 7-room Colonial. P ^ ib le fireplace, wall-to-waU AGENCY try kitchen, 2-car garage. heat and hot water, sewer and bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay management and executive miscellaneous. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or commercial property, 250x175 tras. All homes in this area two Aluminunf storms, screens. Gas bedroom $161 per month; 3- BOLTON NOTCH — 3 room carpet, garage. New roof and Philbrick Agency, 6464200. water. Just right lot. Immediate up to $28,000. Call Paul W. Court of Probate positions which must be filled 646-1021. lot. A rare opportunity. Hutchins 364 Main Street 646-4200 years young. For quick sale. $26,- heat. City water, sewers. Asking District of Coventry PORTABLE UNDERWOOD - Cl^AN, FURNISHED - Room, bedroom $174 per month. Rental winterized cottage. Phone 1-223- furnace. Immaculate condition. occupancy. Only $26,500. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. within the next 12 to 36 months. Agency, 649-5324. 900. $40,900. Owner 633-4037. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Olivette typewriter with case. kitchen privileges, parking, cen­ includes heat, hot water, all NICE ONE-Bedroom apartment 4460, 521-7373 Private lot. $29,900. Philbrick CAPE — 7 ROOMS, living room ESTATE OF EDGAR V. Must be neat and Hhve a desire with fireplace, formal dining WENNERBERG for success. Hours during training 649-1732 after 4 p.m. trally located. 289-9551. utilities, parking, wall-to-wall Ranch type,. private entrance, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. DONALD S. GALE SHAW REAL ESTATE carpeting, range, refrigerator. MANCHESTER Vicinity - Clean room, 3 bedrooms, rec room, Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. 6:30-10:30 p.m. Starting im­ includes neat and appliances, ROCKVILLE - 5 Rooms, $150, MANCHESTER - 6-Room REALTY CO. »Wanted-Real Estate 77 Legal Notice Rappe. Judge, all claims must be Applications being accepted. Call 5'-4-room ranch with rec room, porch garage. Aluminum siding. mediately. Call for appointment TAG SALE — August 19-20. 104 SINGLE ROOM — Furnished, $169 per month. Paul Dougan, monthly; 4 rooms, $115 monthly; QUALITY throughout can’t be Colonial. Six generous rooms in­ 568-9320 649-3357 presented to tne fiduciary named below on Rockville, 875-0789 or Meriden, carpets, swimming pool, on one built today with these features at SPLIT $29,900. Philbrick Agency, 646- or before November 14. 1972 or be barred only, Mr. Miller, 549-5783. Bridge St., Manchester, Conn. shower, free parking. Front en­ Realtor, 6434535, or 646-1021. appliances, large yard. UtiUties clude a formal dining room and 3 485 Burnside Ave., East Hartford trance. Working or college man 237-8858. Equal housing oppor­ not included. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ this price. Large oversized master bedrooms, living room and big 4200. by law. The fiduciary is; Realtors - MLS - Insurance Ellen C. Wennerberg tunities. cy, 649-5324. ; bedroom, oversized Uving room, kitchen, 2-car garage. Excellent COVENTRY INVITATION DRIVER WANTED - By BARN SALE — Antiques and preferred. Reasonable. 649-9167. NEW 3-Bedroom Duplex half of p.m. Level with 8 rooms, 2 ‘/z baths, 289-7939 249-7711 Shore Drive huge eat-in kitchen, aU built-ins, condition. Wolverton Agency, SPACIOUS COLONIAL 0)ventiy. Conn.______printing company for delivery in collectibles, china closet, iron 2-family, includes appliances, and MANCHESTER - Ideal 6-i;oom double garage and huge beds, milk cans, pitchers, bric-a- THE THOMPSON House - 474 MAIN STREET, three-room ROCKVILLE — Eastbrook formica cabinets, fireplaced Realtors, 649-2813. SIX ROOM CAPE Aluminum sided 8*/a big room NOW OPEN TO BID the Hartford area. Must be oyer wall-to-wall carpets, $260 per starter home, kitchen has oven professionally landscaped lot in COVENTR)Y— 3-room summer brac. Saturday and Sunday 12-6. Cottage St., centrally located, apartment, second floor. Heat, Apartments, on bus line. New 3- family room, spare room, large Colonial just 2 old. Huge To Serve You The Board of Education. Court of Probate 21 ydars of age, capable of driving month. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, and range, and huge dining area, town. $35,000. cottage, furnished, $6,000. Call District of Manchester Flora Rd. off Route 85, Bolton. large, pleasantly furnished $128. Security. Family unit. CaU room unit in brick one story tile bath, large closets, 2-car gar­ 3 bedrooms, fireplace in living family room.^'O cathedral Manchester, Connecticut, solicits a 1% ton truck. (?all 522-6291, 643-4535, or 646-1021. 14x24’ fireplaced Uving room, 3 or BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — Jarvis Realty, 643-1121. beamed fieldstone NOTICE TO CREDITORS rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for 646-2426. 9 to 5 p.m. garden apartment building. Total age. $37,700. PhUbrick Agency, room, rec roonj in basement, bids for a Mini-Computer. Sealed ESTATE OF JOHN W. MURPHY Finlay Brothers, Hartford. more bedrooms. Owner anxious. Green Rd., 7-room Cape, wall-to- fireplace. kitchen, formal HAGLER MOVING — Garage and furniture overnight and permanent guest LOOKING for anything in real electric, range, refrigerator, dis-' Realtors, 646-4200. breezeway, one-car garage, brick proposals will be received until Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. FOUR-ROOM heated apartment, $23,500. W olverton Agency, wall carpeting, fireplaced living dining rooi^ 2 car garage, over 1 Rappe, Acting Judge, all claims must be EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE sale, Friday, Saturday and Sun­ rates. estate rental — apartments, posal, basement laundry and R.F. BLANCHARD room, finish^ rec room, well patio, quiet street. Immediate REAL ESTATE August 30, 1972 at 3:30 P.M. The presented to Uie fiduciary named below on first floor. CaU 643-2454. Realtors, 649-2813. RAISED RANCH 8 7V4 rooms, acre. Rediculous $38,900. Mr. — Laborers, over 18. Full-time or day, 9-6.18 cubic foot side by side homes, multiple dwellings, no storage. Adults only, absolutely Realtors-MLS 646-2482 landscaped and fenced yard, occupancy. $29,900. 34 Griffin Road right is reserved to reject any and or before November 14. 1972 or be barred GENTLEMAN Only — Kitchen Lewis. 649-5306. by law. The fiduciary is: part-time Saturdays. $2.50 per refrigerator-freezer plus fees. Call J.D. Real Estate no pets, $135 monthly, $135 lease- cathedral ceiUngs, fireplace, rec For the finer homes built-in vacuum system, $28,900. HAVE A LONG LEASE? ail bids. Specifications and forms privileges, free parlung, central FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT - security. CaU James J. Gessay, at MANCHESTER - $27,500 room, 2-car garage, large wooded B&W Manchester Edwin J. Murphy hour plus overtime. Grantland household goods. 19 Lexington Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Keith Real Estate, 6464126, 649- TWO-FAMILY may be secured at the Business 98 Garden S tr^t, Apt. 4H location. References req required. Two-room apartment. Stove, 875-0134. Immaculate 3-bedroom ranch. lot, aluminum siding, $31,900. The BARROWS and WALLACE 643-6624 Nursery. Call 6434)669. Dr., off Scott Dr. 647-1075. Full basement, recreation room, 1922. in excellent condition, separate You should see this immaculate Office, 45 School Street, flartford. Conn. 643-2693 after 4:30 p.m. f(or ap- refrigerator, heat, hot water, one- DESIRABLE two-bedroom Philbrick Agency, 64M200. Co. Looking for Listings fireplaced living room, city DUTCH COLONIAL — Huge furnaces, enclosed porches, 2-car Cape Cod. Aluminum siding and Realtors - MLS Manchester, Connecticut. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five pointment. car parking. 647-9251. garden apartment. Range, House and Land Court of Probate JANITORS — Experienced part- VERNON utilities. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- formal dining room, large living garage, $37,500. plaster wails, modem kitchen, Manchester Parkade, Man. yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, refrigertor, heat, hot water, CIRCA 1730 RESTORED MANCHESTER Douglas E. Pierce, Business District of Manchester time evenings, Manchester area. MANCHESTER - 4-room Tom Marlin Is In Apt. C-2 9332. room, four bedrooms, I'/z baths, BARRY ROAD dining room and large living 649-5306 Manager. NOTICE TO CREDITORS manure, pool and patio sand. 643- CLEAN furnished room for a parking. Adults, no pets. Colonial, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five Seven ROOM CAPE ESTATE OF FRANCIS TOPPING Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. only. apartment includes oven range, $28,900. Philbrick Agency, 646- Einbinder built 6-room Cape, 4 room with fireplace, three 9504. working man. CaU 643-9353 or Conveniently located. Available His Phone Is 872-^11 fireplaces, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage, $37,- Very truly yours, Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. disposal, heat and hot water. MANCHESTER — Immaculate 4200. ______bedrooms, rec room, fireplace, bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, gar­ Rappe, Actina J i^ e , all claims must be 649-3142. September 1st. 643-7796. modem baths, two car garage, 500. WANTED to purchase — Land Douglas E. Pierce Situation Wanted 38 Immediate occupancy. Wolverton 3-bedroom, fireplace, formal waU(-out basement, beaded pan­ full dormer. Only $30,900. EM age, beautifully landscaped lot COVENTRY presented to me fiduciary named below on AUGUST CLEARANCE Sale NORTHGATE COLONIAL - Offering charm 1760 CENTER CHIMNEY zoned for use as scrap yard or an Business Manager or before November 14, 1972 or be barred Lawnmowers and tractors, floor LIGHT Housekeeping room, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. dining room, one-car garage, eling, wide board floors. A Jarow, 569-2019. with trees and privacy. City water MANCHESTER - Newer 3- lovely lot. High 20’s. CaU Dianne and spaciousness. Ten rooms, 2'/z STOCK PLACE 8 ROOM GARRISON and sewers. Buy now with a Charming is the word. 4 existing scrap yard with buildings by law. The fiduciary is: RELIABLE married man will models and demonstrators. Save linens provided. (Jail 649-9879 bedroom apartment with magnificent home and setting. Helen T. Gorman mow lawns, rake leaves, paint, Tom Martin is our superinten­ Fellows. 289-9551, B. Rutherford baths, modem kitchen with built- Lovely 6-room ranch. Large COLONIAL delayed closing!! Owner will fireplaces original wide floor in greater Hartford area, Court of Probate Cedar Swamp Road 10-20 per cent. L & M Equip­ after 12 noon. WELLS ST. — 5-Room first floor beautiful family room off eat-in Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Diitrict of Manchester any odd jobs. 646-7786. apartment. Near schools, bus, dent at Northgate. He wiU show Associates, 289-9551, Realtors, ins. Two large enclosed porches, kitchen, fireplace, 12x24’ family 4 bedrooms, 2-car garage, I'/k wait. What more could you ask boards. This home is a one of a preferably east - of - the-river. North Coventry, Conn. ment. Route 83, Vernon. kitchen. Includes appliances, you around. You still have a Philbrick Agency, 6464200. 2rcat garage. $39,900. Philbrick Address correspondence to P.O. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CLEAN Pleasant room for shopping. Security deposit, MLS. room, garage. FYiced right. $28,- baths, many extras, ^2,900. for! $27,900. king Cape. You will be surprised ESTATE OF ALICE F. GOODSTINE carpeting, heat, hot water, choice of several lovely Agency, 6&4200.______at the condition. Also included is Box 361, Bloomfield, Conn. LICENSED DAY — Care, full or d g< references, 568-8998. apartments for only $185. That 900. Angela Pallotti, 644-8032. Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. separate driveway. Real sharp ARRUDA REALTY HOLLAND &RUHLANDER LARGE RANCH! a big barn and approx. 35 acres. Rappe, Actinx Judge, all claims must be Chuck Wagons Later part-time. Vicinity Laurel and Boats-Accessories 46 at 129 WaUter St. after 8:30 p.m. looking, privately owned 2- includes everything. Vour own RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, presented to the fiduciary named below on Chestnut streets, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Lovely 2‘/4- laundry with automatic washer Realtors 644-1539 Real Estate 6464611 Call Tony Wasilefsky today. 649- SELLING your home or acreage? 'Washingrtxtn — Chuck wagoM family. ^ptem ber 1st occupancy. large modem eat-in kitchen, for­ For prompt friendly service, call or before Nov. 11,1972 or be barred by law Phone 649-7880. EVINRUDE outboard, motors, room efficiency apartment on bus and dryer. WaU-to-wall carpet. OPEN HOUSE We don’t sell you, we help you New with aluminum siding, three 5306. The fiduciary is; were not part of the early cattle MANCHESTER — Large, clean $ ^ monthly, lease and security mal dining ropm, 2'/i baths, 2 B&W Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Max GoodsUne Holsclaw and Mastercraft line. Heat, hot water, stove, Modern GE kitchen with dis­ buy. ' bedrooms, two baths, eat-in drivee in the American 'Weat, furnished room, maid service. required. Call Mr. Martens, hwasher. Heat. Hot water. fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall-to- MANCHESTER - Cape, five The BARROWS and WALLACE 2S Brooklieli) Street / Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 trailers, sales-service. Complete 649-^13. refrigerator. Adults, no pets. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. 22 FERGUSON ROAD wall carpeting, 2-car garage with kitchen with all built-ins, formal Manchester, Conn. 06040 according: to a new Nattonal $140. 649-7544, 649-6985. Parking. Porch or patio. Your large rooms, enclosed porch, MANCHESTER - U&R Built dining room, large living room Co. ALL CASH for your property Geographic Society book, “The service department, boating own private entrance. It’s an electric doors. Many other extras. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum Realtors — MLS within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, suppUes, accessories, Woolsey Three years old. $43,900. Raised Ranch, two baths, with fireplace, over l'/4 acres! American Cowboy in Life and SOCIETY for cats, kittens, smaU LIGHT Housekeeping room, BRAND NEW — Three-bedroom Apartment-Home. We invite you MANCHESTER siding, double garage, near carpeting, family room, exquisite Manchester Parkade, Manch. instant service. Hayes Agency, animals. Boarding, placement, paints, Gerich’s Marine Service, completely furnished for mature FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly duplex, available immediately. to make it your home. Model Philbrick Agency, 6464200, Quiet area. $34,900. Legrend.” redecorated, appliances, heat, schools. Immaculate condition. yard with fruit trees. Double 649-5306 646-0131. adoption, disposal center. Route 1982 ToUand Tpke., Buckland, working or retired lady. Call 228- Lease and security required. furnished apartment open every Sunday 14 p.m. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. "KEEP SMILING — Herds begran traveling the central location. Security. $180 day from 11 a.m. , garage. $34,900. Hayes Agency, C. B, GOVANG 83, Vernon. 875-0052. 643-2363. 3918 or 643-6388. Phone 646-4132. New 6-room Colonial, stone front, many extras. Ready for TEN-ROOMS — Contemporary TOLLAND — 5-Room L-shaped Chisholm Trail in 1867 bat tt monthly. 649-3340. 646-0131. From Manchester take Interstate Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ MANCHESTER Cape, NORTH COVENTRY — 7-rqom ranch with 2.4 acres, aluminum KEEP HAPPY" was not until years later tiiat immediate occupancy. Cape, l ‘/i baths, sunporch, acre GERMAN shepherd pups. 14’ RUNABOUT, 15 h.p. 238 CHARTER OAK ST., Room PLEASANT THREE-ROOM - 86 to exit 97 and turn left on ment or in-law suite, over IVi rooms, carport, fireplace, 3 MLS — Realtors siding, small barn, fenced rancher Charles Goodnight Evinrude motor and trailer. Very JUST MARRIED? Four large A second car for the first land. Only $26,500. Goodchild - Place a "Happy Ad* papers $25 each. 649-5^. with private entrance, for apartment, convenient suburban Tunnel Road to cross highway. STARKWEATHER REAL ESTATE acres of land with a view, bedrooms, excellent location, Post Rd. Plaza training ring for ponies. Asking nailed a cupboard on a mul»- good condition. $275. CaU 649- rooms, appliances, $135. No pets. location, appliances, basement, Then go right on Rt. 30 for two redwood construction. Large lady! Find it in the Herald Route 30, Vernon Bartlett Realty, 643-2098, 569- drawn wagon to feed hia rlden working gentleman, parking, $17 Utilities extra. Security. many extras. $25,900. Owner, 646- $28,900. Owner anxious. T. J. [E pups, / 5873. like private home. Working short DlocKs and left on West 646J3S3______thermopane windows. Philbrick 643-9574 872-4165 1744, 742-6736, 643-7887. Crockett, Realtor, 875-6279. for oidy ... $ 1.50 from the first chuck wagon. weekly. M9-1746. Immediate occupancy. 633-6026. Road to South Street, 1947. Classified Ads / weeks old. CaU 568-5508. diUon. $275. CaU 649-5873. adulU. 643-2880. Agency. 6464200. ./ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Sat- Aug, 19.1972

^130 a.m. froni the John F. an Army veteran of the Korean y Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Conflict. He had been employed Cene., with a Mass of the as a mechanic at the Eastern Bus Accuse Russia Puzzles Murder Quiz Resurrection at St. James Church Co. in Bolton. (Continued from Page One) Angueria. "He’s always thlnkii^ at 9. Burial will be in St. James BVineral services will be Mon­ Susan K. Spurgeon her she could leave but she was about other people and their Cemetery. day at 11 a.m. at the Burke not to take the baby." Friends may call at the funeral By THE ASSOaATED PRESS world powers against the in­ problems, and we all love him as Susan Kristen Spurgeon, three- Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. Aillon's wife told a friend, the if he was our own brother.” home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Burial will be in the Veterans A leading Egyptian political terests of either signatory. month-old daughter of Paul'and affidavit says, "that at or about Mrs. Angueira is secrfetaiy| of to 9 p.m. Section of Grove Hill Cemete^. analyst accused the Soviet Union "Although the Moscow agree­ Nancy Badskey Spurgeon of 127 the end of July or beginning of the Spanish Community of Ihe family suggests that any Friends may call at the funeral today of violating the 15-year ment might not be considered an Main St., died yesterday at August. 1972, Guillermo Aillon Wallingford Inc., an anti-poverty memorial contributions may home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. friendship treaty between their alliance proper, peaceful coex­ Manchester Memorial Hospital of countries, while Syria reportedly istence b^ween the two super­ had come home drunk and had organization where Aillon did natural causes. She was bo:^ May made to the American Cancer threatened to kill her and the Society, 237 E. Center St. moved to put an end to anti- powers” in the manner currently volunteer work. The group is one 3 at the hospital. Mi^. Peter Jaconski Russian activities in its army. applied by Russia could jeopar­ baby and it was about this time of several organizations which Survivors, besides her parents, that she went to the parents cater to the n e^ s of the Spanish­ Anthony H. Stebbins Ishan Abdel Kuddous. editor of dize Egyptian interests, he said. are a brother, John Spurgeon at ROCKVILLE Mrs. Evelyn Cairo’s mass-circulation Akhbar “All that we ask is that the home." speaking and the poor that Aillon home; her paternal grand­ Anthony H. Stebbins, 39, of Scheibe Jaconski 60, of 25 Burke Elyoum, said the Russians broke provisions be honored so that the About nine days after moving has served in paid and unpaid parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartford, formerly of Rd., wife of Peter Jaconskin died the treaty by not providing Egypt treaty can have value,” Abdel in with her parents, Mrs. Aillon capacities. Enemy Spurgeon of Seymour, Ind.; her Manchester, died last night at his had her lawyer serve divorce last night at Rockville General with the necessary weapons for Kuddous said. (Continued from Page One) maternal grandparents, Mr. and home. Hospital. "eliminating traces of Israeli Meanwhile, the Beirut papers on Guillermo, on Aug. 8. Aillon, who has been in this supply routes for rice, at Kbal Mrs. Marcellus Ba^key of North Mr. Stebbins was bom April 18, Mrs. Jaconski was bom May aggression” newspaper Lorient Le Jour said the affidavit says. country for about 10 years, The picture friends and Damrei, 70 miles northwest of Manchester, Ind. r and her pater­ 1933 in Burlington, Vt., son of 29,1912 in Rockville, daughter of He said the Soviets did not live Syrian President Hafez Assad has received a distinguished service Phnom Penh. nal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Begor Stebbins of up to this .commitment nor to ordered the arrest of 30 officers associates of Aillon paint of him award for 1970 from the Connec­ Walter and Clara Petschke A (Cambodian colonel and at Mrs. Benjamin Phillips of Manchester and the late Berton other important clauses con­ to put a stop to anti-Russian is very different. They call him a ticut Jaycees. Scheibe, and had lived here all least 17 government soldiers were Seymour, Ind. Stebbins, and had lived in the tained in the treaty. activities in the Syrian army. dedicated community service "The amount of work he did her life. She was a member of the killed and only 20 of Kbal Funeral services will be Manchester-Hartford area all his He particularly mentioned Assad has been under pressure worker and a gentle, likeable here in the Hartford community First Lutheran Church of Danuei’s 50 defenders escaped tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the life. He was an Army veteran of Rockville. provision seven, pertaining to to follow Egypt's example and man. was outstanding." said Jay "We all think he's a wonderful when the village was overrun, the Holmes Funeral Home, 400-Main the Korean Conflict and had been miUtary cooperation, which he expel Rhssian advisers but he Fromer. a former Hartford Survivors, besides her husband, person." said Mrs. Edith' high commaiid said. The nearby St. Burial will be at the con­ employed as a toolmaker .at the interpreted as committing the said in an interview published Jaycees president and the man are a son, Peter W. Jaconski of township of Trapeang Chan was venience of the family. • Berkan’s Mfg. Co., Bloomfield. Russians to supply Egypt with last week he had no intention of Ellington; a daughter, Mrs. also reported under heavy attack. Friends may call at the funeral Survivors, besides his mother, Frank Wrobel of Tolland; and sufficient arms to regain Israel- doing so. home tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. are a brother, E. Charles Steb­ ioccupied Sinai. There are 1.000-2,000 Soviet The assaults were near the eight grandchildren. crossing point of Highway 5 and Ihe family suggests that any bins of Blast Hartford; three Abdel Kuddous said the Soviets advisers serving with Syrian army Another Ulster March Funeral services will be Mon­ the (Communist supply routes memorial contributions may be sisters, Mrs. Patrick Humphrey failed to observe another provi­ and air force units. day at 11 a.m. at the Ladd (Continued from Page One) from North Vietnam to South made to Center Congregational of Manchester, Mrs. Frank Myers sion in the treaty by not con­ According to the paper’s report hotel waiter, was killed by five Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Vietnam. Interruption of the flow Church. of Vernon, and Mrs. Robert sulting with Egypt on the out­ from Damascus, the officers trying to organize between both bullets in the doorway of a Burial will be in St. Bernard’s of rice to Phnom Penh has Chambers of Newark, Calif.; and Cemetery. come of their May summit with arrested had contacted in­ of Ulster’s communities. friend's house in a Protestant ■caused the price of rice to double Mrs. Inez R. Doherty several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral President Nixon, telligence agents from two pro- Assassins have killed more than area of East Belfast. The funeral will be Tuesday, at Western regimes, neighboring 70 men. both Catholic and Protes­ in Cambodia’s capital in the paat home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 "Cairo viewed this summit as a The IRA Provisional wing Mrs. Inez Rossi Doherty, 60, of a time to be announced, from the Jordan and Saudi Arabia. tant. in unsolved shootings over six weeks—to $18.60 for 220 to 9 p.m. threat to peace for Egypt because claimed credit for shooting two 8 Cottage St., widow of Joseph John F. Tierney Funeral Home, The arrests are expected to the past five months. pounds. The family suggests that any it put the two superpowers on British soldiers dead on the Doherty, died yesterday at a 219 W. Center St., with a Mass of memorial contributions may be have little effect on right-wing The C!atholic party statement streets of Belfast. Snipers picked In the northern part of South one side," he said. made no mention of the killings Manchester convalescent home. the Resurrection at the Church of made to the American Cancer opposition to Assad’s policies off one at a roadblock and the Vietnam, Communist gunners He was referring to a provision carried out by the IRA and its Mrs. Doherty was bom Feb. 14. the Assumption. Burial will be in Society. from elements in the army and second as he returned in the back shelled Da Nang for the.second which said, “In case a situation guerrillas. 1912 in Manchester, daughter of St. James Cemetery. the ruling Arab Baath Socialist seat of a jeep from visiting an successive day today, biit U.S. arises which in the view of the Uniformed members of the John Rossi of Manchester and Friends may call at the funeral party, the report added. injured friend. helicopter gunships armed with the late Rose Cervini Rossin, and home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 signatories constitutes a threat or It also said restrictions on UDA. which claims 40.000 active giant searchlights broke up an Ginza Once Site Of Mint violation of peace, they will im­ personnel, spent Friday checking Guerrillas bombed an Army had lived in Manchester all her to 9 p.m. movements of Palestinian even bigger attack by knocking life. She was employed as a com­ Tokyo — In tho 19th century, mediately contact each other to guerrillas in Syria have been cars entering and leaving Protes­ observation post in a Belfast residential area, injuring three out 10 rockets prepared for ptometer operator in the State Elberl Lincoln coins were minted at various coordinate their position in order lifted and censorship of their tant precincts of Belfast. They launching. Only two rockets hit Tax Department. She was a places in Japan known as Kinza to eliminate the threat and publications ended. refused entry to strangers. civilians in a hail of shattering ROCKVILLE Elbert H. Un- glass. Afterward, a crowd the base and no casualties were member of the VFW Auxiliary. (grold mints) and Ginza (silver restore peace." The UDA parade was to be an reported. coln, 44, of 47 High St. died mints). Hence the name of Abdel Kuddous said this could open challenge to Whitelaw, who gathered, shouting at the troops. Survivors, besides her father, India Second In Rice The Saigon command said Thursday at St. Francis Hospital, Tokyo’s famed shopping: street, also constitute a breach of provi­ has decreed that the wearing of An ea rlier bomb attack are a niece, three grandnieces, a New Delhi—India now is the enemy mortars blew up an am­ Hartford. which was once the site of the sion nine which forbids the for­ paramilitary uniforms will not be maimed two soldiers on patrol. grandnephew, and several aunts second-largest rice producer, munition dump at ()ue Son town, Mr. Lincoln was bom May principal mint of the Tokugawa mation of alliances with other tolerated. In Dungannon, county Tyrone, and uncles in Manchester. after China, with an estimated 25 miles south of Da Nang, and 12 6,1928 in Kingston, N.Y., and was shogunate. But the British were in a dilem­ a bomb blast wrecked a golf club The funeral will be Monday at 43-million-ton crop in 1971. children and four adults were ma because a powerful upsurge pavilion. No casualties were wounded by Communist shelling of violence in the Protestant com­ reported. at Due Pho, 90 nailes to the South. munity might accompany an In Dublin, in the Irish Hanoi’s Vietnam news agency arrest of UDA leaders. Republic, police said they had said today U.S. warplanes Three deaths Friday raised the captured a major IRA arms cache bombed Dong TTu hamlet on the toll to 514 in Northern Ireland’s and quantities of two-way radios outskirts of Hanoi late Thursday three-years of religious warfare. and military-style uniforms near night, killing or wounding 18 per­ Philip Fay, 23-year-old Catholic the town of Waterford. sons, including 11 children. SENIOR CITIZENS VNA said it was the second American air raid on the hamlet in two months. American planes DISCOUNT SHOPS fired rockets at a dike across the Lose Backing hamlet in their first raid June 16 and five persons, including three WASHINGTON (AP) - , perform properly in a test con­ women, were killed, it added. Congressional conferees have ducted in the mid-Pacific. FREE CHECKINO SERVICE scrapped the idea of defending The failure Thursday was the Courtesy and . . . If it's hardware, the nation’s capital with first after 14 successful tests and Radio Veils SENIOR . . . Consideration to our Gold Card Manchester Tire we hove it! Senior CiUiens Safeguard antiballistic missiles. the third flop in the series of 31 given to , Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., dis­ trials, the Pentagon said. A Heat Wave CITIZENS Hoiors "The mission proceeded nor­ Senior Citisens at... Open Saturday 9 • 12 Noon closed the decision Friday and MORRIS, ni. (AP) - Morris MANGHESTEH for your convenience said the House-Senate conferees mally until shortly after launch of Senior Citizens’ the Sprint at which time the radio station WCSJ sought to For prompt, courteous also agreed to postpone con­ distract its listener’s attention MANCHESTER HARDWARE & missile flight was prematurely Gold Cards gressional action on the Nixon from the humid 94-degree heat by service that will also terminated," the announcement SUPPLY GO. MANCHESTER administration's request for $20 broadcasting Christmas carob DRUG said. The test was designed to save you money — • 295 BROAD ST. million to start work on a new and the weather forecasts of last 717 MAIN STREET 877 MAIN STREET STATE BANK missile warhead. , check the missile’s guidance patronize these mer­ (Oppoalte Sean Roebuck) Dec. 25. MANCHESTER IMl MAIN STREET The project encountered op­ system. The House-Senate conferees It was reporting the current chants. •48-4428 MANCHESTER 643-1161 position after some military afternoon temperature as 36 specialists argued that it could decided to delay the entire ad­ ministration request to start degrees. NOW . . .No service charges give the United States a first- ‘"niey seem to like the idea," Golden Appliances and TV Too! development of a new missile "The town's leading of any kind with CRT’s strike option, a policy the White said Norman McDonald, a WCU Years OompUmcnta^ - 65 warhead intended'to be used TREASURE SHOPPE House once discarded. staff member,said Friday. Checking hardware store" Checking Accounts, If you're The actiotu came as conferees against Soviet missile silos. 65 or Over. JEWELERS "We’re getting lots of calls.” Accounts worked to compromise The conferees suggested MANCHESTER PARKADE No Service Charge. blau differences between House and further probing to determine if furniture stores Unlimited free money BUSH C o n n e c t ic u t Senate versions of a $20.9-billion the missile is intended for first- orders for Senior Citizens We honor area Senior weapons authorization bill. strike purposes. Auto Costs Listed B ank a with savings accounts. HARDWARE CO. Citizens with a 10% A decision on the end-the-war However, $10 million was ap­ Detroit — I t will coot tfa« 793 MAIN STREET Fonneriy KEITH’S proved for the administration- owner of a atandard-eize 1972 T r u s t amendment Sen. Edward VERNON MANCHESTER Of Blanctaester discount on all Brooke, R-Mass., inserted in the requested start on a new, long- automobile $13,662.96 to <^>enito NATIONAL BANK 3 Branch Offices 1118 Main Street purchases. Senate version of the bill was put range. submarine-launched and maintain it over the 10 Open Daily till 9 p.m. years of its anticipated life— VERNON CIRCLJE In Manclv»ter off until next month when cruise missile. Sat. tlU 5:30 Congress returns from its recess. This cruise missile could strike 18.66 cents a mile. House conferees generally op­ at cities and thus enlarges nuclear It will cost the owner of a G O L D C A R D S pose the provision. war options. It is not covered by 1972 compact $10,097.60—10,81 Senior Citizens Gold For Photographic Needa and We Carry a Fall Line cents a mile—and the owner of WELCOMED AT The conferees reached no deci­ the interim Moscow agreement Help to Senior Citizens, on offensive weapons though its a 1972 subcompact $9,444.08— Cards are honored at of Touraine Paints and sion on a Senate amendment 0.4 cents a mile. SEE; OPTICAL Wallpaper Supplies. allowing older military retirees to operational date is far down the recompute their pensions, a step road. The conferees split the estimated to cost the government difference in pegging the NASSIFF SALEM NASSIFF $10 billion over several years. procurement authorization at About Town CAMERA ft PHOTO SHOP PAUL'S PAINT ft Stennis said the Safeguard site $20.9 billion, up $400 million from The staff of the Salvation Army ARMS CO. •29 MAIN ST. the Senate bill, down the same Vacation Bible School will meet 763 MAIN STREET WAIXPAPER SUPPLY proposed for Washington won’t 991 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER be taken up by his Armed Ser­ amount from the House bill. tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Youth •4S-11M •45 MAIN STREET Enjoy Yoorsell — •47-9126 vices Committee again unless the Center of the Citadel. The Bible m MAIN STREET Get Out To See A Movie White House renews its request. school will start Monday and •4S-1960 Sen. Henry Jackson. D-Wash., Missouri Union continue through Sept. 1, with was instrumental in scrapping the daily sessions from 10 a.m. to 10% DISCOUNT FREE CHECKING 20% DISCOUNT GOLD CAKD HOLDERS capital site, and it was thought Backs McGovern noon. The ! school is ■ open to the proposal would have been To All Gold Card Holden ACCOUNTS BOLTON ^ ST. LOUIS (AP) The Ironi 3 through 14-years. to Senior Citizens all day 10% defeated if put to a Senate vote. Teamsters Union in St. Louis has to all Senior Clttsens at Monday and Tuesday, PHARMACY on most Items. Stennis said Pentagon cost es­ broken with a national union 1:30 - 4:30 Wednesday, any of our branches. . Route 44A timates ranged from $2 billion to stand and endorsed -Democrat I Thursday and Friday. See our other specials $4 billion for a capital site. Critics THEATRE EAST at the Notch George McGovern for President. HARTFORD said the ABM’s value in defen­ Last month, the executive com­ 6 « i-rii. 7:30-9;ZS ding population centers ranged M.ISun. (lya??T\ NATIONAL Open Monday - Saturday 9-9, BRAY'S mittee of the Teamsters Inter­ from slight to none. national Union voted to support 1:4S-3;3S-S:30.7:2S(9-.Z9 K Ml ,‘, N t k’ ,\l III BANK Sundays and HzJldays 9-1 JEWELERS The U.S.-Soviet defensive-arms X 757 MAIN ST. President Richard Nixon. and Trust Co. 244 Center St., Manchester MANCHESTER treaty limits each nation to two Friday, the 14,000-member sites, one for its command MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester Phone: 6t6-10e5 643-016S Teamsters Local 688 voiced its center, one to defend an ndorsement of McGovern. offensive-missile site. Local 688 is headed by For your Art and Paint ^ (iri{ Accordingly, the beginnings of Teamsters Intjsrnational Vice 10% OFF Call Senior Citizens Gold the Montana ABM site are being President Harold Gibbons. He Supplies, stop in at... 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to like the idea,” Coverage Details IcDonald, a WCSJ >r,said Friday, NEW YORK (AP) — The Republican National Convention in lots of calls.” .Miami Beach next week will get the same close attention from I the three major television networks that they gave the IDemocrats’ convention in that city last month. G,V» I NBC News and CBS News have announced plans to provide .8 Listed ithe same “ gavel-to-gavel” coverage as they provided viewers t will coat the ■when the Democrats met to pick their presidential and vice tcuidard-aiza 1972 I presidential nominees. I, 662.96 to (qienite ABC has announced that it will once again employ the it over th» 10 anticipAted life— “unconventional coverage” format used for the Democratic mile. ^convention. ABC shows highlights of the sessions and sum- the owner of a jmaries are presented each convention evening. $10,097.60— 10.81 CBS News said a total of 21 correspondents and reporters will «nd the owner of |» cover the GOP convention, including anchorman Walter npact $9,444.08— ^Cronkite, National Correspondent Eric Sevareid and political Lie. ^consultant Theodore White. CBS will carry live coverage of all five sessions of the (Republican convention beginning with the 1 p.m. opening on Town [Monday and ending at the close of Wednesday night’s session. I NBC News announced plans to provide the same continuous le Salvation Army |coverage of all afternoon and evening sessions for the three School will meet Jdays. J. m. at the Youth i NBC’s reporting will be beaded by the same team that fiUdel. The Bible .^anchored the coverage of the Democratic convention — John ul Monday and ^ C h a n ce llo r and David Brinkley. Edwin Newman will again be a 5h Sept. 1, with I roving interviewer on the convention floor, with floor reporters from 10 a.m. to J Douglas Kiker, Catherine Mackin, Tom Pettit and Garrick Utley lool is open to also repeating their July performances. through 14-years. U '"iK ' ABC News plans telecasts each convention night beginning at * ^;:%9;30 p.m., with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner again I Coanchoring. ABC will cover the keynote address and the actual ' nominations o f the Republican presidential and vice presiden­ tial candidates and their acceptance speeches. Veteran floor correspondents Frank Reynolds, Herbert Kaplow, Ted Koppel and Sam Donaldson will agtiin be on the floor of the GOP convention. Smith and Reasoner also will anchor taped special reports on the Monday and Tuesday afternoon business sessions ol the convention, to be aired from 4 to 4:30 p.m. each day.

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Tnes.: Come Alive (8) New Zoo Revue HOLLYWOOD (AP) - It vras each of us made a speech, and we same as when I flret wrote it for ll:00(22-30) Sale of the Century (8-40) Dating Game ‘^Our relationship was very Wed.: Ring Around the World (40) Strum ’n Drammers the first day of shooting on the all broke down. That was good. It Dan,” said Landon. “I added IS ONE OF THE REASONS (40) Galloping Gourmet 3:00(3) My Three Sons (R) close, although we seldom saw Thurs.: Senior Scene 8:30(8) Cisco Kid 14th season of “Bonanza," and acted as a catharsis and allowed about three lines to tell about the 11:20(8) Fashions in Sewing (22-30) Another Worid each other off the set,” Landon WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR Fri.: Consultation (40) FUntstones (R) the cast and crew were un­ us to get on with our work.” death of Hoss. ’That’s all that 11:30(3) Love of LUe (840) General Hospital needs to be said. It’s not remarked. “That was only 6:10(8) Davey and Goliath 9:06(3) Hup Richards derstandably tense. Landon recently finished direc­ (8) Donna Reed (22-30) Hollywood Squares 3:30(3) Ranger Station necessary to discuss his death; natural. When you’re together so 6:25(8) Mon.: Eighth Day The company had resumed ting a two-hour segment of (22) Kitty Today (8-40) Bewitched (R) (8)TheUvingWord you wouldn’t do that in real life. much, you run out of jokes at the HEARING Tues.: This Is The Life shooting without the jovial “Bonanza” which will open the (30) News, Sports, Weather 12:00(3) News — Dick Bertel (8-40) One LUe to Live The important things remain end of the day. Wed.: Black Is presence of Dan Blocker, who new season on Sept. 12. 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"’Ihe ABC Comedy Showcase,” a twin-bill of comedy features, will be presented by ABC Satur­ day, Aug. 19, at 10 p.m. First on the bill is "The Neighbors,” which depicts the contrasts in attitudes between ultra-conservative Ed Waters, a boorish electrical contractor, and his new neighbors, the Cister- inans, representing the super- liberai viewpoint. Jack Burns, of the comedy team of Burns and Schreiber, plays the lead role of Ed Waters. He is supported by Peggy Pope as his understanding wife. Eugene ’Troobnick is featured as (Charles Osterman. The second comedy, “Captain A spunky group of young individualists in an integrated special preview TOursday, Aug. 24, at 8 p.m. “Kid Power,” Newman, M.D.,” is the story of a nei^borhood come to life in the new ABC animated half- b^ed on the nationally-syndicated comic strip, “Wee Pals,” rebellious, unorthodox, but un­ hour children’s series, “Kid Power,” which will be seen in a premieres on ABC Saturday, Sept. 9. derstanding Chief of an Air Force psychiatric ward. Jim Hutton appears as the cap­ hmm/i WEDNESDAY, AUGUST23 tain; others in the segment in­ clude Bill Fiore and Jaon Van S:00(8) All About Faces finds himself drafted. Einter (24) Oleanna Trail (24) Forsyte Saga (R) Ark. 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