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Fischer m Is Chess Democrats Hunt Champion REYKJAVIK, Iceland A TQwn Quorum (APy— Bobby Fischer won his own Olympics today. The American challenger captured Manchester Democratic Republican Town Chairman Republican said' the party’s Adler Dobkin could not be con the world chess championship leaders today claimed they quorum rule and the fact that the would have great trouble get tacted for comment on his party’s committee is elected at large when Boris Spassky of Russia situation, but a prominent would preclude any problem. telephoned his resignation in ting the quorum they will the 21st game, which had need tomorrow morning to been adjourned overnight. elect delegates to-multi-town Max Euwe, president of the district conventions as the International Chess Federation, court has ordered them to do. New Hope Manor - said Spassky had teiephoned Manchester’s Republican Party Lothar Schmid, match referee, is under the same court order but Wins Occupancy shortly before the game was to will have a simpler problem since resum e w ith 'S p a ssk y in a it operates under a less stringent A memorandum of decision filed in Tolland County probable losing position. quorum rule and elected its town Superior Court today denied a reversal on a decision of the It is the first time an American committee at-large Instead of by Somers Zoning Board of Appeals which permit occupancy of has ever held the title, although district. Democratic Town Chairman the YMCA property on Mountain St., Somers, by New Hope Paul Charles Morphy of New Manor. Orleans, who lived from 1837 to Ted Cummings said it would be 1884, dominated play in the 1850s difficult to get enough comm- Four Somers residents filed the The four residents, appealing and came to be known as unof mittee members' out for appeal against a decision of the the decision, claimed that the ficial world champion. tomorrow morning’s meeting Somers 2^ning Board of Appeals ZBA exceeded its legal powers by The title match here had a limit scheduled for 10:30 at Dempq-atic which granted use of the town granting the certificate of oc of 24 games. Today’s victory gave headquarters because of the long YMCA by New Hope Manor as a cupancy. They contended that. Fischer 12W points to Spassky’s Labor Day weekend. Democrats drug rehabilitation center. The permission was gran ts under 8Vk. Fischer won seven gaipes, generally are opposed to the four, Angelo Dodato, James C. the guise of a variance and failed each worth a point. Spassky took current redistricting plan which McKenzie, James W. Cormier to explain the “unique hardship” three, including a forfeit—thus he they regard as Republican ger- and Louis Yahn, all own property on which approval was nted. actually won only one out of 10 rrymandering. It is being abutting the YMCA property on They also charged that ZBA games at the pla^ng board. Each challenged in court now. Mountain Rd. violated the town’s con prehen- of 11 draws was worth half a Democratic Registrar of Voters sive plan by grantin a non- point to each contestant. Herbert Stevenson said the In granting use of the property, conforming use variah after it Fischer, who is 29, is from problem for his party is com the Zoning Board of Appeab was denied by the ling Q>m- Brooklyn. H e'stc^ to win $156,- pounded by binding rules which overturned a decision of the mission. 000 in prize money, Counting a require it to elect its delegates by Zoning Board, denying its use. The center w o ^ be the first of bonus put up by a British^n. He Brown Beret ^Occupation^ quorum (50 per cent) of the town The ZBA decision would have its type in the $(ate. will reap further thousands in committee members from within permitted occupancy of the Chicano militants stand at attention after unfurling a groups have claimed for years that Santa Catalina Island was each of the districts involved. building by 12 girls and 4 adult The appea^was filed by four book royalties and other fees' Somers residents who owned before he has to defend his title Mexican flag above the harbor at Avelon, Santa CataUna not included in territory ceded to the U.S. after Mexican- Delegates must be named for staff members for a period to run Island off the CaUfornia coast Thursday. Some Mexican American war. (AP photo) two assembly''districts and for until Dec. 13, 1973. New Hope orooertv abutting that of the in 1976. e decision filed by Spassky, who is 35, is to receive two state senatorial districts. The assembly districts are ninth, Manor is an in-residence, drug- ir Williams Jr. stata about 1100,000 as ninnerup. He free, nonsectarian community for iperty owners did not had won the title in 1%9 from which Manchester shares with East Hartford and the 14th, which female adolescents with its objec are aggrieved, “only Tigran Petrosian, a fellow tive the recovery of the drug user •neralizatldn were ez- Russian—indeed Russians have Dollar On Summit Agenda Manchester shares with Soutli Windsor. through self-help concepts and idgeiMUiams said. In almost monopolized title play been invited to visit the United An American official who was replacement as commander in techniques. Mrs. Madeline appeal, he added that most of this century. HONOLULU (AP) - President present said Tanaka talked of chief of U.S.^forces in the Pacific Nixon and Japanese Prime States mainland. He may.go to The state senatorial districts U ccello of Spring St., /further proof of aggrievement Referee Schmid announced on Washington early next year. handling problems in a “family by Adm. Noel Gayler. K are the 3rd, which Manchester Manchester, is president of the/ was required and in this case it the stage where the players were Minister Kakuei Tanaka wind up spirit" at the summit and While her husband spent all their mid-Pacific summit today, The dinner lasted two hours shares with East Hartford, and corporation. / was not forthcoming. to have resumed their 21st game and in what was described as a declared all difficulties between ’Thursday conferring with the the 4th, which it shares with Elast at 3:30 p.m. that Spassky had reaching accord on a one-shot the two nations could be solved visiting Japanese and getting a Japanese effort to ease the plight ’’private and very informal Windsor, South Windsor, Bolton, toast, ” Nixon paid tribute to by frank and constructive talks. Vietnam report from Ellsworth Hebron, Andover, Coventry, and (See Page Eighteen) of the dollar. After a final meeting and Bunker, ambassador to Saigon, The agreement, to he spelled Tanaka in terms of baseball — a Glastonbury. sport popular in Japan. issuance of the communique, Mrs. Nixon did some touring Job Rarlks Growing out in a joint communique, en Nixon flies back to his San around Hilo on the island of Stevenson said the two visions Japanese orders for an Likening the new Japanese CTemente, Calif., home Friday Hawaii. assembly districts involved do not extra $1 billion-plus of American prime minister to a pitcher, Nix WASHINGTON (AP/ -> ^he total employment has increased night. Before departure he will From the standpoint of the lie wholly within the state Three Held goods, with the bulk to be paid on said he and his team are “in L.abor Department today by 2.6 million in the past year. the big league,’’ adding, “He has participate in a ceremony Americans, trade was the key senatorial districts, so the com reported a substantbd rise in the Virtually all of the Augqst rise for in advance. mittee members needed for the all the pitches. He has a fastball, marking the retirement of Adm. sunrunit topic in view of pressure nation’s i^ploynnent, boosting in jobs was among women American officials had hoped various quorums would not all bp^ In Holdup^ a curve, a slider and a knuckler.” John S. McCain Jr. and his the total number of Americans working part-time, the report to leave Honolulu with a similarly (See Page Eighteen) the same people. specific meeting of the minds on with jobs to 83.5 million. said. Over the past year, the rise Cummings said party workers At the sami^ time, the un in the number of job holders Kidnaping longer-range solutions to a were making telephone calls chronic and ‘growing deficit in employment rhte rose from 5.5 to included 1.1 million men, 1 today in a effort to get ^ p le to 5.6 per cent, the Bureau of Labor NEW BRITAIN, (AP) - Three U.S. trade dealings with Japan. come to tthe meetings "which is million women and 500,000 teen men were charged today in the Such matters, however, are being Statistics s^id. ager.. Rains Spare Enemy Lands being held at Democratic cam ^ The report said actual employ alleged kidnap-holdup of a West left largely to future negotiations. The total unemployed included paign headquarters at the ment rose 61,000. But oh a Hartford jeweler as he closed his Nixon and Tanaka were said to reported “fair confidence that August, brought severe flooding 1,738,000 men With a jobless rate WASHINGTON (AP) - Pen southeast corner-pf Main St. and seasonally adjusted basis the store at the Corbin Comers shop have spent a third of their time in there won’t be any major which crested in the last 10 days of 3.9 per-cent; 1,772,000 women tagon officials say the peak of Middle Tpke. bureau figured the rise at nearly ping center Thursday night. private talks Thursday discussing North 'Vietnam’s rainy season has flooding this year.’’ He said the of August. for a rate of 5.5 per cent; and Authorities said tHIee men ap trade matters. Sitting in on-their rains usually come down heaviest The floods, destroyed about 10 300,000 and called it a continua 1,347JXKLteen-agcrs Jot a lateLOl passed without any serious tion/' of strong growth evidence proached Eli Sebastian of Far initial discussion were Henry A. in August and ease off in per cent of North Vietnam’s rice 16.9 per cent, the bureau said. flooding in the heavily populated, Third Seeking since the middle of last year. mington as he left' the store, Kissinger, the President’s foreign September. crop, forcing the Hanoi govern rice-producing Red River delta /The number of unemployed In a racial breakdown, the forced him into his car and drove policy adviser, and Nobuhiko The official said there have ment to dig into reserve food Probate Post region. actually fell 316,000 but since it bureau said the jobless rate for one mile where they took $100 Ushiba, Japan’s ambassador to been a few minor breaches in stocks, U.S. analysts have es Administration authorities An independent candidate for y normally drops more in August white workers edged up from 5.0 and ran into Woods. -Washington. have been worried about a [>ossi- dikes this month but claimed this timated. ^ection as Manchester probate theiHo bureauhiirooii fiaiiroHfigured thetho slightcliahl rioorise to 5.1 per cent with a total of Sebastian was treated for While they met at the Kuilima ble recurrence of North Viet happens almost every year Under the best of conditions. minor injuries. because of the pressure of high North Vietnam never has judge has apparently gualified fo^ in the unemployment rate on a 3.894.000 while the unemploy hotel on Oahu’s north shore. nam’s traditional flood problem ment rate for other races—mostly o Arturo Acevedo, 24, and Victor Secretary of State William P. water. produced enough food. It ha^ a place on the ballot. / seasonally adjusted basis.' this year because, they said, Nomination petitions for The bureau also reported blacks—edged down from 9.9 to M. Cubano, 33, both of Meriden, Rogers and Japanese Foreign Hanoi and anti-war critics would State Department officials relied for years on imports, pph- Gerald R. Bartlett of 77 B ir^ St. average wages of some 50 million 9.7 per cent with a total of 963,- and Robert Watson, 25, of Minister Masayoshi Ohira blame it on alleged U.S. bombing were not ready yet to rule out the cipally from Russia, to make up Portland were charged with first danger of major flooding in North the deficit. - . have been filed with Town Clerk rank-and-file workers rose two 000. presided at a companion con of dikes and. dams. Both employment and un degree kidnaping, first degree ference of other officials from the Vietnam this year. They were The U.S. mine blocjc^ide of Edward Tomkiel who has cer cents an hour to $3.64 and $1.12 The United States has denied tified that they contain more than per week to $137.23. employment can go up at the robbery, third degree larceny and two countries. They were joined repeatedly that, its bombers aim concerned about the possible North Vietnamese p o ^ has cut reckless endangerment, police effects of a big storm now over off much of the country’s food 103 signatures he needs to become In the past year, the report same time if the rise in the labor for an hour by Nixon and Tanaka at North Vietnam’s dike system, force is greater than the increase said. that country. imports, but defens/^Officials say a nominee. Republicans have said, average pay has risen $8.20, before all summit participants although it has acknowledged in employment. Watson was arrested at his took a break prior to. an evening Last year, before the United Communist Chin0s filling some endorsed Atty. Ronal^'Jacobs for or 6.4 per cent per week. Living some minor damage to the the post and Democrats have costs have risen three per cent home in Portland after police working dinner at the hotel. system in the course of attacks on States resumed sustained bom of the gap by sending rice into In August, the labor force rose arrested the other two during the After the dinner, American bing of North Vietnam, abnor endorsed Atfy: William over the same period. 390.000 on a seasonal basis to 86.9 nearby military targets. Fitz(3erald./ The bureau said the nation’s night. sources disclosed that Tanaka has One senior defense official mally heavy rains in July and (See Page Eighteen) million. I The Meskill Effort EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the The governor likes to ’ Some hark back to former Gov. second of two articles about Gov. emphasize the value of “special John Dempsey’s failure to utilize Thomas J. MeskilTs efforts to assistants” in making protected the 66 “executive assistant" jobs forge a machine capable of bureaucrats toe -the mark. But created by the 1967 General delivering future election vic the “special assistant" jobs are Assembly. The legislature tories to the GOP) handy for rewarding people for authorized three executive political services rendered, accor assistants for each commissioner By DON MEIKLE ding to state Sen. Robert D. and each elected state official. HARTFORD (AP) - In 20 Houley, D-Vemon. But Howard E. Hausman, then months of working with a state Houley, who is the Democrats’ the Republican state chairman, government bureaucracy leading spokesman on the subject blasted what he called a developed under 16 years qf . of what has been called the ’patronage grab. ” The Derhpsey Democratic rule. Gov. Thbmas J. * “Meskill Spoils System," has administration never filled more Meskill has shown he intends to named a number of names, in- than three' of the new posts. run it with..a.firm hand and with j eluding that of Robert Statchen Why did Dempsey decline to ■ i-the people of his choosing. use these new jobs to maximum The Republican" governor has effect? -The guess of most observers at the time was that let Uie number of civil service ' Building jobs dwindle by attrition, leaving Dempsey felt it was just too hot those posts ‘Unfilled as employes an issue. retire, die or quit. On the other Jofcs.. Meskill, in contrast, has stoutly hand, he has made a use of of Burlington, a one-time con defended his administration’s use /I unclassified “special assistant’’ tender for the Republican of "special assistants," and ap ^ jobs outside the merit system. nomination for Congress in the parently intends to kISep on Since most of the 250 or so 6tli District. After withdrawing searching fbr ways to make his “special assistants’’ are paid with from the race in the second control over the bureaucracy founds under the F e d e ral nominating go-round (required irtore complete. 'Emergency Employment Act, because of redistricting), One Democrat of many year’s the governor has been in the Statchen was given a “special service in state government ad- position of being able to provide assistant" job in the Department ihits thal‘ Dempsey may mave . jobs for deserving Republicans of Transportation. The con- governed with too loose a rein, without having to take the cost gressioniil nomination went to but he claims' that Meskill out of the state till. Jack Walsh of New Britain, a demands too much fealty from The ’EISA funds have a lime former law partner of MeskilTs. his commissioriers. Friendly Opponents ^'‘lilinlt, but Meskill has made it “Under Dempsey," he said; Houley’s blasts notwithstan clear he would prefer to keep a “commissioners used to Worry Republican candidate for Congress from the First Congressional District and. ding, many Democratic polticigns Richard Rittenband, left, and William Cotter converse before start of meeting of- sizable .cadre of politically about their performance. (Jnder Cotter, a Democrat, is the incumbent. (AP photo) appear to. be more envious than the Connecticut AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education where the can responsive appointees cracking Meskill, they worry^ about their didates for the U.S. Congress offered views on labor legislation. Rittenband is the whip over the civil servants. shocked by the Meskill method. jobs'”
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(AP) - , The Greater Manchester tune “llie Breeze and I” some ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Easi-West vulnerable Evelyn Clinton ?ays she couldn’t Then came a harp solo played By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Summer Pops Orchestra years ago. This was follow^ by 5:00 (8) All About Faces n o r t h '~ stand the thought of being left "If this is bridge. I’ll stick to flower Shop presented tts' secpnd concert of the Rondo or final movement by Sharon Sorokin who showed ” (18) Jim and Tammy 83 behind when ^ b e r t, her hus pinochle," said a gray-haired man n u N K o j u m u n . r fop*4a«*t the season last evening at MCC from Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto. musicality and good training. The (24) Mister Rogers 7 6.34 band of seven months, left for the "Greater Manchester" part of as he wtilked out of the main Na«r LotwHMiI M OAK HT. Auditorium. An audience of Curt Hamilton was soloist, ac (30) Hogan's Heroes Q 72 Air Force. So she signed, up with **TTie Appliance Leader** ' the orchestra’s title was stretched ballroom of the Denver Hilton K J 4 3 In D<»wHtow|i -MaiiBliim a moderate size was on hand to companied at the piano by (40) Corner F^le him. a good bit for her, since she Hotel a few weeks ago. He had • TUB—YTK DXUVXm • PbaMa hear a well chosep program that Robert Richardson. To tell the 5:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannie EAST Clinton, 21, worked as a police just been watching Los Angeles 4 K 10 7 6 n u ia PARKiNo J17BT AoBOM THE nM ovri BACK-TO-THE-DORM vwB pretty well played on the truth, the piano reduction of the actually comes from West Hart 2 trainee in nearby El Cajon tefore (22) Hogan's Heroes ex ^ rt Edwin Kantar during a whole. The group is designed as a orchestral score was better ford, but everybody was glad to K 10 9 c? A 83 V = / deciding to enlist. (24) Electric Company se^on of the Life Master Pair K n o 9.4 3 0 A 84 sort of summer replacement and handled than was the solo part. hear her and her instrument. Evelyn,,20, signed up with her (30)Gilligan's Island Championship at the national Q 10 8 41 6 3 2 training ground for the Mr. Hamilton, undoubtedly (40) News husband Wednesday for a four- Closing the program was a tournament, and the poor man. SOUTH 4 Manchester Qvic Orchestra. playing this sort of thing for the selection of tunes from "West 5:55 (3) What’s Happening year hitch. didn’t like what he saw. 4 AQJ9 34 I was unable to get there for first time, was nervous, tended to Side Story" by Leonard Berns 6:00 (3-8-22) News A recruiter said that after six South dealer 0 QJ 2 the opening but what I heard rush entrances, and was none too tein. This, too, went well, sending (18) Movie weeks of basic training at East-West vulnerable <0 6 showed that there is nothing like steady in his rhythmic sub everybody home in a good mood Lackland Air Force Base in Tex "The GUss Wall ” (1953). ■ Opening lead — Nine of Hearts ♦ A97 Plaza Dept. Store playing in an ensemble to season divisions. Still he didn't fall on his from a nice, enjoyable summer Vittorio Gassman. as, the Clintons will have an 85 West opened the nine of hearts, South Wmt North Eart young musicians. The program face, and gained some very (24) Hodgepodge Lodge 70S East Middle Turnpike Mancheiter per cent chance of being assigned evening. and Elast won with the ace. Elast 1 A Pass 1 NT Pass opened with the Coronation valuable experience. (Across frond St. Bartholomew's Church) (30) To Tell the Truth cashed the ace of diamonds and 2 ♦ together to an overseas base, P SATURDAY March from Meyrbeer's opera .Leroy Anderson, whose tunes All Pass which they prefer. SHORT ESCAPE (40) Wild Wild West then shifted back to hearts. West 3 ♦ “Le Prophet" and then presented are always popular with "It's not something I could SEPT. 2 BUENA VISTA, Colo. (AP) 6:30 (3) CBS News won with the king of hearts and Opening lead — 9 Saturday Special recommend to anyone else," — Three Colorado State (8) ABC News 'hopefully led the king of $1.29 LUNCH BOXES Reformatory inmates really (22-30) NBC News Mrs. Clinton said of her enlist ANNOUNCING diamonds. “unnecessary” finesse made the ment. "It's just a personal "cooled off’ reformatory dairy (24) Oleanna Trail Kantar, playing the South gray.-haired man sit up in O nly 8 8 ‘ thing." officer Ted Shaffer when they 6:55 (40) News hand, ruffed the king of locked him in a dairy cooler, credulously. YOGA CLASSES 7:00 (3) Bill Cosby diamonds and led out the ace of took his keys and escaped in his Kantar next led dummy's good by SHIRLEY BANKS (8) Truth or Consequences spades followed by the queen of Cannon Ball Theft pickup truck, queen of diamonds and ruffed it FALL SESSION BEGINS (22-30) News spades. West -discarded a dia F’reedom was short, in his own hand. That’s where he WEEK OF SEPT. 11th (24) All About Welfare mond on the second round of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - For Information Call however. The three men were lost his kibitzer. apprehended about 30 minutes (40) ABC News spades, and Elast won with the Police were searching for a thief 649-6531 • 649-5495 (24 ) 30 Minutes Actually, Kantar’s strange who pried nine solid bronze can later by Colorado State king. plays were necessary. He led a Patrolmen and returned to the (30) Hollywood Squares The defenders had already non bails weighing about 540 club to dummy’s king and led the GRIFFITH institution. (40) Dragnet taken four tricks, and Kantar pounds from the Soldiers a n d ^ New Studio: Manchester State Bank 13th heart. East discarded a low 8:00 (3) O’Hara, U S. Treasury needed the rest. Somehow or ACADEMY OF DANCING Sailors Monument here. 1045 M ain St. M anchester club, and South discarded the ace A N im t Synonymous wilh Irish Dancing , (8-40) Summer Olympics other he had to finesse through ' A scrap metal dealer Thursday BACK to SCHOOL of clubs. (18) News Blast’s 10-7 of trumps —without a estimated the value of the bronze There were now only two cards NEEDS- (22)T.B.A. trump in the dummy to use for at a little more than $200. Complete Selection! in each hand, and the lead was in TAP, BALLET & IRISH (24) Week in Review ' the finesse. the dummy. Blast had to play a REGISTRATION (30) Golddiggers Unnecessary Finesse STEP DANCING. JAZZ ARTHUR DRUG trump before South played, and 8:30 (22-30) Pro Football Blast returned a heart to the South therefore won both tricks FOR MUSIC LESSONS Lions vs. Colts. queen, and Kantar promptly led a by a trumpless trump finesse. (18) T.B.A. low club and tried a finesse with Daily beginning Sept. 5th from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. South had to waste one of his Dolls from many countries displayed in a glass case at the home of Mrs. Joseph Glode of 49 Glode Lane are just a part of her collection of nearly (24) News Special d u m m y ’s ja c k . T h is MANCHESTER — OT ACCORDION, GUITAR. PIANO. ORGAN Alan Arkin "Youth Drug Ward." trumps in order to keep the lead 400 dolls. (Herald photo by Buceiviclus) 9:00 (3) Movie in dummy at the 12th trick; he Thursday Classes Beginners Our Spedalty ”Last of the "On the Double” (1961). would surely lose a trump trick if STARTING SEPT. 21 DEODORANt Red Hot Lovers’’ Danny Kaye. iTNiATIE EASI he had to lead from his own hand. Italian American Club DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER (18) 700 a u b OBIBNIHKMt-HM Daily Question 135 Eldridge Street Helps Sallu Kellerman 9:30 (24) BelloU: The Story jlealer, at your right, opens the Her Doll Collection Numbers 400 18« WEST MIDDLE TPKE. — 649-S20S ITy M 7:301 9:30 bidding with three spades. You check Of The Round-Up a small tag pinned to its costume Paula Prentiss Sal. t Sun. at 1:30-2:30 hold: S-K-10-7-6; Heaits, A-8-3; Mary O'Nei) Gritfith. N A 0 A.A. ts a leacher of way from Japan, and I never ting the seeds and the ground perspiration 10:00 (24) Soul! 5:25-7:30-9:30 teachers, producer of national champion Irish By BETTY RYDER sweater and hat sets for them,” identifying the country it In Color 7:30-9:30 Diamonds, A-8-4; Clubs, 6-5-2. could understand how it was would be cold and damp then in that Sundays 2-4-6-S 11:00 (3 8-40) News dancers, former Miss Connecticut and teaches , Herald Reporter she added. represents. ] A nUKKOmCM pnoouenoK What do you say? carried so carefully so as not to the fall we had to move the producets FREF PARKING 528.3.1.H 11:30 (3) Movie all classes herself She has studied m Derry. Dolls in all sizes and shapes, Many dolls in her collection are "We sometimes take a trip to Answer: Pass. You expect to Belfast, Dublin and New York. Special classes lor be broken,” she said. seedlings and transfer them to o d p r^ I^i ANCHESTe 2 GREAT HITS “Man of a Thousand B U T T E R F U E 8 Mary O'Neil Griffith dressed in colorful costumes, and "baby" dolls, while others are Mountain Park in Holyoke, Mass, AV / URNSIDE* win two spade tricks and two aces boys, teens and adults another lot,’’ he added. FOR THE HOUDAV B Faces "(1957). A R E FR E E TCGR AOCRG guaranteed to bring a look of more sophisticated and dressed Another doll which is especial where we have been lucky win sprat causing R llb b & MA • Bdl IHN NiMflH 5B0 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HAH T FOHD_ against three spades and should "I keep busy now working (8-40) Dick Cavett Register 529-0336 delight to any little girl, are all in long ball gowns and fake fur ly attractive is an Eiskimo doll ning dolls. They have a wheel of gertns; JUST Minutes awav i Hb exit mi defeat the contract if your around the yard, and painting the (22-30) News part of a collection of Mrs. stoles. from Alaska. It is dressed in fortune and when we see a doll partner turns up with any useful house,” he said," just enough to 12:00 (22-30) Johnny Carson GOLDieHIMI Joseph Glode of 49 Glode Lane. leather and seal fur complete we’d like to win, we try our card: but you must not double One case contains dolls in keep me out of mischief.” The 1 ;00 (8) Death Valley Days Mrs. Glode has been collecting with fur-trimmed hood. luck, ” Mrs. Glode said. Mf|. Itt GFEbHegw since a double would be for authentic costumes of the coun Glodes have a son, Joseph, who 1:45 (3) Movie dolls for the past 10 years and now Time for dolls and other hob takeout and partner would surely try each represents. A “teenage” doll about two resides with his wife and son at will This "Sole Survivor” (1970). numbers nearly 400 in her collec bies was not always as available bid. Scotch plaids, hindu head feet tall is - dressed in today’s 72 Alton,St. Coupon 9 9 ^ tion. Copyright 1972 dresses, oriental brocade, popular fashions, plaid skirt and for the Glodes as it is now. , ‘Even though we have no little \ a».COtU6A6iAf1Crut(SB A little room in the Glode General Feature Corp. pinafores from Holland, are but a coordinating sweater and hat. “We used to raise three acres girl in our family, I have brought Lenox Pharmacy LEGAL NOTICE home is set aside for her collec few of the many unusual outfits. Mrs. Glode also has an Indian of strawberries, an acre of in lots of little friends to see the 299 E. CENTER ST. Notice is hereby given that the tion and it contains glass display pumpkins and an acre of tur doll from Maine which she dolls,” Mrs. Glode said„ “and Pb
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\ A. Th—gilt far Tadiv much the same, with the"dl{ference that Coventry I bgr dw llHMlMi How About a Rival Political League in Congress? now, a quarter century later, hardljMdjybody “ frf CtiUMjIliM By F. RICHARD CICCONE leawe. We're already close to 5(X) guys running in and out of ISanrIfPStpr realizes there is any kind of emergency^ Democrats are playing out their, we’re after is close to Signing. I New Teachers "And we Also rejoice in our CHICAGO (AP) - The battle to n^ing down a television contract cloakrooms all the time.” options this year.” involved. Perhaps there isn't. troubles, because we know that establish rival leagues in and that can carry us until we “Expansion has hurt them, can’t say who It IS. but we’ve “We know they won’t come promised him his own six-oelodt trouble produces endurance, en professional football, basketball really start drawing fans.” too,” he said. “They’ve diluted over to us unless we give them a- network news show as part of the Irt^chool System durance brings God’s approval, and hockey is having an effect on The '^millionaire said he and the talent, you just don't have great deal, and it’s not a matter 00. package,” he added. Flower Of The Month and his approval creates hope. politics. several other moneymen were stars like Dan Webster, John of money One of the top guys U BlMell 8tr«et Richard Godek, with six years TTie early goldenrods may appear during A total of 15 new itaff This hope does not disappoint us, “I’m going to establish a rival undecided about the site for the Calhoun and old Henry Clay " K “£ v o § r memben will be on hand when of experience, is the new psy- congress,” said a Midwestern new league. Publisher the dog days of August, but their announce because God has poured out His anymore.” Founded .October I. 1881 - the Coventry ichooLi open on cholo^cal examiner. love Into our hearts by means of millionaire recently. "But franchises for one con "Sure, th ^ still have some ment is one of September. PuMIsbed Every EvenlMt^ E w ept aimdsiys Wednesday. All but one are filling In 'teaching positions. Miss the Holy Spirit, who is God’s gift “Why not?” he added. “After gressman and one senator from superstars in Washington but •nd HoUdkys. EnUred at the Post. Offloe at TTiey say, the early varieties scattered here previouily existing poaltlona. Susan Clarke will teach art at all. I’ve tried to get a franchne in each state already have been Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mali to us.” Romans 5:3-5 we re going to be bidding for Read Herald Advertisements Matter.______^______and there among the purples and pinks and Two of the newcomers are both Robertson and Capt. Nathan Sometimes true Christians are their league. I ran for Congress awarded,” he said. them, you know, several Hale. She is a first-year teacher. SUBSCRIPTION RATES blues of the summer pastures, that the filling guidance pqaitlona, and accused of being dreamers, of three times in Iowa and moved I 'The trouble with the es Payable In Atlvance one will be teaching art at two Also at Robertson, Miss Theresa 111 JfilJIs where 1 ran for senator. tablished league,” he confided, One Year ...... 889.00 month is coming which will be almost all being out of touch with reality. I Six Months ...... 19.80 ichoola. Another will fill the new Bitwinski, a beginning teacher, like to think that Paul constantly They won’t let me in.” “is they have too many players. Three Months ...... 9.75 goldenrod, one wonderful concentration of half-time position of psy will be teaching kindergarten. “So I’m going to start my own No chance for fan identity with One Month ...... 8.36 had a little grin on his lace, a SPECIAL NOTICE TO Blnale Copy ...... 16c purest yellow distilled from sunshine itself. chological examiner. At Coventry Grammar School, By Carrier ...... weekly 76o twinkle in his eye, a certain joy There have to be other blooms which seem Miu Jane Harbison is the new there are two new teachers, Mrs. that marked his countenance. He MEMBER OF Paula Coughlin in kindergarten BLUE CROSS DIRECT PAY MEMRERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS perfectly suited to their o\vn time of year, guidance counselor at the high 'certainly was in touch with reali The Associated Press Is exclusively en school. She has a master’s in and Mrs. Karen Gray in second ty, and a harsh reality it was. Yet titled to the use of republlcatlon of all and there need be no final choice among news dispatches credited to It or not other guidance plus 15 hours 61 ad- grade. Both are experienced he knew that there was wise credited In this paper and also the them. The apple blossom can be left ^tlonal study and has served as a teachers.' ENROLLED IN local news published here. something more, something All lishts of republlcatlon of special dis supreme in May, the rose in June, that guidance interne at Farmington Four new teachers will be at deeper, something about which patches herein also reserved. OPEN ALL DAY greatest and most durable servant of High School. Capt. Nathan Hale. Thomds he could be joyful. DP-30, DP-25, DP-18, DP-15, DP-12 The Manchester Publlshlnx Company as summer beauty, the zinnia, in July, all Mn. Joy Hastings, with 13 Berry will teach language arts Our hope should not bring dis With the approval of the State Insurance Oepartment/ quarterly sumes no financial responsibility for typo years of guidance experience, will and Miss Sandra LaJeunesse will graphical errors appearing In advertise without quarrel with the perfect suitability appointment, and we, too, can be membership charges for G>nnecticut Blue Cross members en ments and other reading matter In The fill the counseling post at Capt. teach fifth grade. Both are first joyful Christians, if only we LABOR DAY Manchester Evening Herald. of the goldenrod to the month of September Nathan Hale School. She has a year teachers. would take God at his word. Then rolled in theabove Plans will beadjusted wlthbllls as they come Full service client of N. B . A. Service, m e. The goldenrod takes that ihonth, with its Publishers Representatives — Mathews, master’s in educational psy Robert Pratt will teach seventh the joy would come, and with it a FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! due beginning October 1, 1972. Shannon and Cullens Inc., Special Agency increasing slant of a sun which daily chology. and eighth grade science, while —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. smile. The smile doesn’t “cost becomes more bearable and precious, with John Tisdale will teach music. extra,” it’s a bonus! MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUlX Both are third year teachers. TION8. its climactic ripeness of all the growth Rev. RoberfJ. Burbank QUARTERLY RATES FOR DIRECT PAY MEMBERS South Windsor Four first year teachers will be Display advertising closing hours processes, with its sweet sad sentimentality Church of Assumption For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday at the high school. Miss Janis Manchester For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .Saturday for the fact that all beauty that appears Alelunas will teach math; Mrs. For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday Rittenband CURRENT ON AND AFTER 10/1/72 For Thursday^l p.m. Tuesday passes and perhaps returns again and wraps Carla Camming,, home For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday economics; William Semplice, in Coldest and windiest conti-' Classified deadline 13 Noon day it all up in one presentation of a color so pure Will Emcee before publication 13 Noon Friday dustrial arts; and Mrs; Anne nent on earth is Antarctica. Plan Individual Family Individual Family tdr Saturday and Monday publica it seems to speak, for all things and all The world record of minus tion. Zangara, business. DP-12 S18.75 $19.40 $42.75 thoughts and sensations, in a way we all Testimonial 126.9 degrees was recorded $41.40 ' Lunch Menus there. DP-15 20.55 44.55 21.25 46.00 understand in our instincts, even if we never Hot lunch menus at Coventry 20% off quite find the right words for it. Richard M. Rittenband, can Grammar, Robertson and Capt. ON ALL BU CK AND WHITE DP-18 26.85 55.10 27.75 56.90 A Personal Note didate for Congress in the First Nathan I^le for the first thi^ AND COLOR n U I DP-25 36.05 73.70 37.25 76.10 District, will be master of days of- school are as follows; DP-30 42.20 84.10 43.60 86.85 With deepest gratitude to those who have Self-Criticism’s Perils ceremonies at the testimonial Wednesday; Juice, grinder, NOTICE! PIKICESSING sustained Him through the past 31 years, dinner honoring former potato chips and watermelon. (24-Hour Serilicf on moat Color Prints) Republican Town Committee either as generous publishers or tolerant and The overriding concern—not merely of Thursday: American chop RATES FOR THE DP-SPlOO PLAN AND BLUE CROSS-65, THE PLAN Chairman Royal Cowles and To bo Mid at Auction often support-generous readers, this custo youth but of large segments of our suey, vegetable, bread and former vice chairman Mrs. 1965 MERCURY WHICH SUPPLEMENTS MEDICARE, REMAIN UNCHANGED. pwple—often seems to be a highly in butter, and fruit gelatin; dian now resigns this page. Roberta Gorton Sept. 23. Serial No. 5*157 HS22465 dividualized self-interest. In the familiar Friday: Juice, grilled cheese Being editor of this page, under such N«ture Study By Sylvian Oflin Rittenband is an attorney and a Friday, Sept. 8,1972 W ^ S T O W M phrase, everyone wants "to do his own sandwich, lettuce and tomato REDBREASTED GROSBEAK resident of Souh Windsor. at 10:00 A.M. conditions, has been an unusual privilege, thing." Or putting it differently, self- salad, and-butterscotch-nut pud Currently he is serving as a con ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ rare in the occurrences of modem jour assertion seems to be the modem aspiration: ding. sultant to the U.S. Department of 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 643-5210 nalism. to be independent of—if not indeed to All menus will be sent home CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS Transportation Office of Con MORIARTY BROS. reject—the familiar disciplines of home, with students the first week of Your Community Health Service Store What will follow will be new and in sumer Affairs. 315 CENTEX $r. IUNCHESTE8 370 BASSETT ROAD - NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT school, church, and community.... Open Foni] school for lunches starting Sept. teresting, in its own right and in its own Inside Chairman of the event. State 11. Perhaps the primary belief of the New McGovernomics Rep. Thomas Donnelly, said style. Ethic is that the individual owes little loyalty tickets are still available to Now, a personal farewell to the yesterdays or obligation to the types of authority I have Union Pond the relatively uncontrolled anyone who w o i ^ ^ e to attend chronicled in this page. mentioned, or to their traditional values. Report development of the Town. the affair at Schaub’s Restaurant We see manifestations of this unanchored And hail to healthy, prosperous To the Elditor, Those of you who may read this Rt. 5, East Windsor. individualism in the new mores of our time. Manchester Evening Herald tomorrows, for I want to cbngratulate you on should ponder why the sanae Tickets may be obtained from We see it, for example, not iherely in hostile its publishers, for its readers. Bv Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak your editorial in last night’s paper house if in Glastonbury, will sell any town cornmittee member and Labor Day Weekend Blast! attitudes toward existing institutions but in about Union Pond. After all the for several thousand dollars more John Midlin, Mrs. Jane Romeyn, excessively tolerant views toward personal nomination for FTesident, posed adjusted for inflation, which Rin years of suffering the people than if located in Manchester. John Mitchell, Bob Warren and conduct: sexual morality, use of drugs, and WASHINGTON - The first this hypothesis: Congressional fret estimates at 5.5 per cent in living in the area around the pond The answer lies in the townspeo Donnelly. Friday and Saturday Only! W e are Closed Monday Labor Day! disobedience of laws believed by Uie in comprehensive survey of approval qf McGovern’s major capital goods, the actual decline did they now can enjoy a ple and the Town government Repyblican Women First The Spirit, Then The Dollars dividual to be unjust. Even the concept of business attitudes toward a proposals for dealing with capital in the volume of real capital summer’s night on the back there combining in the belief that The South Windsor Women’s honor is now widely questioned.... McGovern Presidency predicts The United States, with a formal expenditures. These are repeal of expenditures would be about 11 porch without the smell of the business is subordinate to and not Republican Gub will be planning Leaving random examples, and returning that if Congress enacted the three the investment tax credit; per cent. Says Rinfret’s private pond. What once was a swamp is the master of the residents. a full schedule of events for the memorandum to all its fellow members in to the broader causes of the alienation of so major items in Sen. George Your Choice! elimination of accelerated report: now an Ice Skating Rink and I hope that sufficient dissent year beginning with a “Get- the United Nations, has now sbrved notice of many young people, I wonder if persistent McGovern’s economic program, depreciation allowances; and It is not possible to have (such) a there is now a boat launching can be mustered to stop tbie Acquainted Coffee” at the home P(iA or Max Fli Easy To Clean! and often destructive self-criticism is not a the result would be “a severe its intention to press for a reduction in the abolition of depletion allowances decline in capital spending area. We no longer have Paddy Parker St. give-away and that of Mrs. Maurio Agnes of 73 cause. It has become increasingly recession” before the end of 1973. I*ro Shop (iolf Balls scale of the financial support the United on oil and other minerals. without having a severe impact O’Conner’s pigs in the area, in some group will undertake a Hillside Dr. on Sept. 14 from 7 to fashionable to question and attack the most The private survey was made States is expected to give the world organiza Even if McGovern were on the American economy.” stead we now have a beautiful program to reverse the visual 9 p.m. basic elements of our society. It is said that by the New York consulting firm elected. Congress would be un Rinfret has impressive creden lake where the JAYCEES will deterioration of this Town. On Oct.13 the club vjill hold a tion. religion is irrelevant, our democracy is a of Rinfret-Boston Asso'ciates, likely totally to repeal the invest tials in forcasting all-important have a boat race on" October 1, Very truly yours, “ M eet the Candidates and The United States argument is based on sham, the free-enterprise system has failed, headed by Dr. Pisrre Rinfret. ment tax credi^ or the 22 per cent capital expenditures. Since 1952 1972, and eventually there will be J, Robert Haskell ' Mystery Auction Night” at the Dz. one point which is logical enough. For one and that somehow America has become a Democrats will surely attack this his regular autumn survey for the a park for the citizens of 9.99 as the work of a highly prejudiced oil depletion allowance. As for Main St. Conrununity Hall, which High compression distance golf particular member of the world organization wholly selfish, materialistic, racist following year has been within a Manchester. A lot of thanks source in view of Rinfret’s role as accelerated depreciation. Presi The Convention will be preceded by a social hour ball, usually sold only in “Pro” society—with unworthy goals and warped point or two of the Securities and should be given to the citizens to contribute more than its proper statistical President Nixon’s “principal dent McGovern could eliminate To the Editor, at 7:30 p.m. shops. Limit 2 dozen per custom priorities. Eixchange Commission’s spring and the town for the fine job they share of the financial support for that economic spokesman” for the that without Congressional sanc The recent Republican Conven The club is a politically er. No rain checks. We have always been prone to seK- survey of business spending. did to turn a four inch deep lake 60 Asst, dz. per store.______1972 campaign. Nevertheless, his tion. tion had all the trademarks that oriented club for registered ‘ organization is, our argument claims, a criticism. Certainly no thoughtful person During those 20 years, his only into a 16 acre body of beautiful business survey of the effects of The tax credit and accelerated are characteristic of its party’s Republican women in town that I«” Portable 25 lb. Perennial 5 lb. Fairway situation unhealthy in principle, and one the would wish to mute the t^pe of debate and serious misses came in 1969 and water which in a few years will be SAVE On Our Deluxe 10” x 20” 22” Motorized McGovernomics on capital in depreciation (the core of Presi leader. When some seemingly works J o assist the Republican Regular organization itself should be anxious to dissent which have strengthened our 1971 (in 1971 he predicted an 8.6 able to 1^ used for swimming and AN B-B-Q(;rill Folding (rrill Rye (srass Seetl (rrass Seetl vestment — and hence the overall dent Nixon’s New Economic enlightened members of the par' Town Committee in local, state EXTRA Prices On Double Hibaelii democracy... Plan (NEP) in August 1971) give per cent increase as against an fishing. 1/3 OFF avoid. ty tried to increase the number of and national elections. It also One might wish, however, for a somewhat economy — cannot be lightly actual 2 per cent). Although the point is logical, the timing tax breaks to business to en Joseph P. Lawler delegates, the party power struc- serves to utilize the talents and better balance and for a higher level of brushed off. The colorful, iconoclastic Rin Reg. Reg courage capital investment. The President lure predictably stifled the efforts of housewives and All Summer Games Reg. Reg. Reg. with which it has been raised and made is responsibility in the criticism. America, its The reason: Rinfret’s record of fret—named on A'ug. 18 to his In Our Sporting Good Dept. 3.99 8.39 1.99 current boom now pushing the Manchester JAYCEEIS attempt. One encouraging note mothers with a limited amount of 9 .9 9 13.99 obviously based on. feeling. institutions, and the values of our people excellence .in forecasting capital Nixon campaign post—has not e 1.57 economy to record highs is being Including Badminton, Volleyball, Tetherball, Lawn e i 2.47 time and an unlimited amount of 9.77 6 66 was Connecticut’s almost un- deserve a better billing than they often expenditures from estimates pulled his punches against the 6 66 When our own disproportionate con fueled by those two tax con amindus support for the pride and interest in the Darts, Shuffleboard. Horseshoes. Croquet. Firebox separates from Hood, spit and motor. Rear Adjustable 3 position grid For fast growing lawn in any Quick growing mixture receive... made by more than 600 major Nixon administration. He sent his Not all games in all stores. No rain checks. requires modest care in sun tributions to the financial welfare of the cessions. “Parker St. Give-away” ammendment to rule 30. When Republican party, according to base for easy ash removal. 4 wheels for easy mobility. controls cooking' tempera type of soil. It would be irrational to say that all of the business firms on ah annual—and clients a celebrated “we accuse” or shade. United Nations were first set up, we, as a Rinfret’s July 21 survey asked To the Elditor, Repre.sentative McCloskey tried the club’s president Mrs. Joan position grid. ture. criticisms of America and its institutions are highly confidential—basis. critique of Nixonomics in July PICNIC SPECIALS this question: “Assume that your I, too, wish to express strong to push his one delegate from DeGiacomo. nation, strongly believed in the necessity of unfounded, '^etr^xcessive self-flagellation 1969, concluding with the words: Using his regular business 1973 spending plans were initially dissent t^the projected change of New Mexico into the Convention Any women interested in lear the United Nations and were glad to be able, can weaken—or even destroy—the ties that “We accuse the Administration 9 or 10 oz. Crystal Reg. 59c respondents, the flamboyant Rin programmed at the same level as Parker St. the Credentials Committee was ning more about the club and its Tn bind a people together. This, it seems to me, Pkg. of 25 from our strong belief and our position as fret has now informed his client^ 1972 (capital) expenditures. What of incompetence.” In essence, (he townspeople functions should contact Mrs. Clear Plastic Tumblers 3 9 " has b ^ n happening in this country. — quick to stifle any presentation of the world’s richest nation, to do a little more in a private “special report” t l ^ change, if any, would you make Rinfret’s alarming report of are expected to give land to a DeGiacomo of Edgewood Dr. or SUPREME COURT JUSTICE LEWIS F. business reaction to McGover Rep. McCloskey's ideas to the Daisy Decorated “the'McGovern econornic in these plans if Sen. McGovern’s corporation which will vastly in Mrs. Robert Sklenar of Diane Dr. than our share. POWELL JH., ADDRESSING THE nomics could not take into ac Convention. Plastic Drinkware proposals as they apply to capital proposals were implemented by crease the value and the salability Such actions are predictable 59" Today, our enthusiasm for the United AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION count the Senator’s latest expenditures would lower such mid-1973? ” of the plant site. from a party controlled by a man Nations has dwindled, our belief in it has expendikiires by about 5.5 percent The results: 57 per cent of his economic program announced in I believe that most people who Colorful Plastic New York this ]|veek. It is doubt- that would be nominated by Wine Festival ■ waned, and so we begin to haggle about our or $5 billion in 1973.” That would respondents said their plans objectively look at the business Nelson Rockefeller, the architect D innerw are 59" Your own financial support of it. Dr. Babbidge’s Warning be the first decline in dollar would not change at all. The ful, howevter, whether involved on each side of Parker On Way Out McGovern’s partial hedge on of the Attica massacre. This same Choice! Sadly, the net effect of this will probably capital expenditures since 1961 balanceTeplied they would lower St, would conclude that there is a man also appointed John 9 oz. Pkg. National Dr. Homer D. Babbidge, president of the and the third-largest since World their capital expenditures. The repealing the investment tax high degree of probability that Pretzels Extra thins, rods be to accent the decline of the United University of Connecticut from 1962 through Mitchell as attorney general. Mr. LOS GATOS, CaUf. (AP) - The *■ 99" credit would much change the 'War 11. - aggregate decline, Rinfret has the business will move from this Mitchell seems to think the only annual Los Gatos Wine and logs, stixl Nations prestige in the world, at a time when 1972, told a group of Eissex Democrats Rinfret’s special survey, sent informed his clients, would be 5.5 grim prophecy of' Rinfret’s sur area in the foreseeable future. Monday night that progress of public higher solution to crime in this country Cultural Festival, a two-year in 3 Cu. Ft. a policy of great vision might be directed out July 21 after McGovern’s per cent in current dollars. When vey. There are several factors from ( i a r t l e n l«” MeCnire education in Connecticut has come to a halt is jail. But we are talking of a stitution in this sleepy coastal Reiiiforeed Raid Yard Guard Wheelbarrows toward some last-ditch effort to revive the which one can conclude such to h under the administration of Gov, Thomas J... party that believes the reason for foothill village, may become a 50* INylon Hose S h o v e l s Outdoor Fogger Seamless steel Bamboo Rakes original dream and purpose arid the early be a reasonable conclusion, a slums is the people in them and thing of the past if the town’s Tech Seal tray, 10' Meskill. Regretfully, we have to agree with discussion of which is not rele Kills flying in- -■ A wheels. effectiveness of the United Nations. that judgement. , The Specialists not our environment. This party’s lady mayor has her way. Driveway vant here. Last ’veekend, 25,000 festival- S ^ s u p to 20- Our Reg. 9.90 7.44 Still more sadly, however, the key elemerit Gov. Meskill's austeriK budgets and in leader would rather spend money Sealer away. R*g. Should the taxpayers hand over for projects such as nuclear tests goers drank 800 cases of wine in the relationship betweenthe United States creased tuitions at the slate university have the area of Parker St. passing Kordite 7 Bushel 2.59 curtailed the academic and cultural growth 0)1 Arnchitka Island rather than a under a blazing sun in 90-degree » 1 . 8 8 Raid House and 1.97 and the United Nations does not come down through the property, suddenly school lunch program. Fortunate temperatures. The result: six »2.77 Lawn & Leaf Bags Garden Bug Killer that flourished for a decade at UConn under the market value of property is iz 4 i , 8 7 to any paltry matter of dollars — at the most, the direction of Dr. Babbidge during the ly, Congress forced the govern arrests, two policemen injured 75’ Length...... 3.97 Choose long handle or D- Heavy duty greatly enhanced. In return those Applicator 1 Non-loxic, safe 24” S ize...... 2 5 7 the calculators say, something' like $1.20 a Dempsey era. ment to support both projects and widespread vandalism in Coal tar pitch fortified handle;,be ready for Fall indoors and p lastic. passing over the relocated street cluding theft of two stuffed with rubber. Brush X • 4 ^ >2 ” diameter, solid brass 30" S ize...... 3.17 year per American. During that period the university became a when It overrode the President’s couplings. gardening. out. I3'2 oz 1.18 Our R»g. 1.79 receive an additional stop sign, veto on the school lunch project. elephants valued at $24 from the We denied the United Nations our respect powerful institution of learning, a center for and those unfortunate enough to important research and study, and a source While this man appoints Clark Republican headquarters. 15 Drawer long before it occurred to us to begin suddenly live on a new commer “It was the worst trouble we’ve of pride for all Nutmegers. It still had not McGregor as his campaign Small Parts Scolts Turf Builder watching the amount of our dues. cial highway,^ suffer a serious manager others such as Ronald ever had here,” Ma;^or Ruth Can Buy 9 .9 .5 of any Final Clearance! attained the stature of some of the larger property devaluation for which (Cabinet Lawn Fertilizer ■ We resigned form the spirit of the club state universities of this nation but it was Reagan also join in to help. non said Wednesday. Scolts Lawn Pr»»duels no compensation is received, nor Governor Reagan said he saw no before we began worrying about what' it well headed in that direction. possible. “I’m not gqing to vote for it Everything Marked Down! difference in the way President and we’U give you Covers might cost. Nojy this progress has been halted at a There seems to be littTe, if any, again unless these rowdies can be time when the ever increasing demands for Thieu was elected in Vietnam, these Spreailers 10,000 Sq. Ft. We began to circumvent and ignore its thought in our Town Hall to controlled.” 1 0 “ knowledge make even a modest slowdown in and the way George Washington at 1/2 Off! SAVE AN EXTRA rules and regulations about the conduct of making Manchester a place for was elected in 1788. Maybe if this The trouble, she said, was 2.77 investment in public higher education a the people and not solely for Covers 5,000 Sq. Ft...... -5.45 nations and the conduct of world affairs major retreat. country elected more educated caused by motorcycle gangs who Welded frame, clear drawers, dividers, labels. business concerns to find undue 15 pel store Covers 15,000 Sq. Ft....14.75 before we began to pay much attention to One can appreciate the Goverrior's deter pwiple, rather than former movie invaded the town Sunday after consideration. stars, the differences would be noon, guzzling cheap wine from No Reinchecks the dollar loyalty we were, still giving it. mination to erase the state budget deficit but Look west on West Middle High nitrogen content makes your his methods are surely open to. question. much clearer. their own half-gallon jugs instead Natures Window lawn grow thicker, greener and 20% ™ 40% Turnpike, as you drive westerly From President Kennedy on through The Government Accounting of politely sipping the fine wines By Ideal sturdier. Connecticut's fiscal problems must 1^ solved across the railroad tracks, and President Nixon, our national policy has cut Office recently found fault with supplied by 10 Santa Clara Coun ■ w iot OFF OUR REG. PRICES by hosest and courageous tax reform...not realize the amount of: sign pollu- itself loose from what could have been the the way $500,000 was donated to, ty vintners. 18” Slaiulard Lawn Sp reader Scotts Turf Builder by borrowing against the “promise of the '' tion as far as you can see ahead. .Suininer Folding Furniture • iledwnod Furniture and reported by the Committee Rugged, easy-handling: Diul-A-Matic rale set Plus 2 Weed and Feed United Nations way of resolving conflict and future” ^ffered our young people through Note the pond across from the . Uinbrellus and Stands • B-B-Q Grills & Acees. to Re-elect the President, who 1.87 ting, fingertip on off. has, ihstead, reverted to its own way of public institutions of higher learning. Parkade, formerly a place of . Tropic Torches,* Light Sets • IMeiile Jugs, The Governor has now. had available to / ever that is. The GAO also un Watch the plant grow Covers beauty and now appaarently in H e r a ld Alone .C hests * fo o lers . Chuli^dind Chaise Fads trying to stabilize the world with ifs own him the results of two major studies, both of covered ttiat a man involved in from seed in invisable Your 10,000 Sq. Ft. . the process of destruction iri soil. Choic* 19.95 14'» , .Furniture * Grill Covers power. 1 which have clearly statqd that Connecticut the Watergate Affair received Yesterdays 9.97 order that someone may make a fi- ■ And we are currently in the midst of a needs tax reform and an essential element of $25,000 of this same money, th e Covers 5,000 Sq. Ft...... 7.95 -few dollars, ,ldC)r-CJ>.. |jl||ll«K a, S h a k e r Wide22” Aiilomain following statement is taken from 25 Years Ago ('.ulilor InDur liiveiilory pattern of Nixon summitry which gives the that reform must be a graduated state Note the billboards on every M aker Rid lawn of ugly weeds. Feed and Margaret Chase Smith’s Today was Labor Day; The ‘>V oll Turns on and off automatically as you walk illusion, at least, and perhaps, who knows, income tax. Meskill, however, has lacked the access to the town other than by weed in one operation. . "Declaration of Conscience” on Herald did not publish. E h T ra n sisto r Covers witte urea, ea.sy to handle. political resolution to face up to the reality of theiCountry Club, , - some real hope that the big powers can agree June 2, 1950. "The nation soberly 1 -'‘p ' ' H utleries Ideal that situation. Watch Laurel Lake, a former how to run the world without bothering the And so the decline and fall qf our proud needs a Republican victory. But 1 area with a substantial potential 10 Years Agd Reg. 18c Pkg. of 2 Animals, people, . • CBASOB IT AT state has begun under the Meskill ad- do n ot w ant'to se e the CALDOR8 SALE: Fris & Sat. United Nations. J for recreation, become your 'Robert Mongell seated as Disney characters. 4 4 * RepubliOan Party to ride to U SE Y ttU K Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9 iM p.m. For a long time it used to be said tliauf we ministration and one of the places ^yhere it dump. American Legion commander will be most difficult to reverse thik bourse is polifical victory ,on the four For radios, C ! ^ 7 9 • Oaldor Gtaarge C ud MANCHESTER -1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 o.m. to 9(30 p.m. (JM In a City of 40,0(X) people there and Mik. Wilbur Little as aux tape , '4 Shaker Maker ^ • Bank America Oacd didn't have the United Nations, somebody Horsemen of Calumny-fear, ig in our institutions of higher learning. must be a substantial number iliary p ^ d e n t. recorders, etc. \ lleflll K l l ...... 97 would have to Invent it. Perhaps the word * ' 7 7 norance, biffotry, and hatred.” BRISTOL PRESS who feel equally depressed with could now be revive, but the condition is Bruce Kohler /
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' V - '. MOAO STRIir, U.N. Group Searches for Slavery Lawyer Sews I’he Baby Has MANCHISTM MUNICIPAL UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (AP) The London-based Anti-Slavery society’s battles in the United saw evidence that his branch had Two young girl*, their wrl*U Society for -the Protection of Nations. , effected payment for a consign 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. ment of,slaves imported from the ; In Paris BUILDING chained, are being dragged Human Rights, founded in 1830, Montgomery explains that it is By ALISON LERRICK impossible to give a better es territory of a Signatory q ^ h e NOTICE behind camel* >tp their believes in fact that slavery, serf- PARIS (AP) - It can be iBeen Named purcha*er*. 'dom, debt bondage, the sale of timate than "tens of thousands" antislavery convention. hard to be a lawyer if you '^ave on Fashion footwear for A foreigner riding by with a children and servile forms of of persons deprived of liberty as The society tells of these in CLOSED marriage exist in 38 countries — slaves or In enforced prostitution. stances without identifying the THE MANCHESTER know how to sew. party of government officials In 17 in Africa, 15 in Asia and 6 in The society says there has been countries. Eight years ago, Sara Shel sists on stopping. He tries to intervene, even offering to buy lailin America. a reduction of slavery in Saharan In an Asian country, if peasants W a t e r c o . S t: burne left her hometown, Rich Albert, Kevin Patrick, son of Robert A. and Annette M. Breau countries, but reports: fail to produce their quota of mond, Va., to finish her thesis Albert of 95 Orchard St„ Rockville. He was bom AUg. 12 at Baek-to-School! LABOR DAY the girls, but without success. This despite the fact that 81 will be Closed all day —Though illegal,Vchattel opium "they may be flogged, in international law. Now, the Rockville General Hospital. His ttiatemal grandparents are Mr. and The government officials just countries have ratified a 1956 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1972 slavery survives, in several Ara branded, mutilated or eventually 28-year-old is still in Paris . . . look on embarrassed. United Nations declaration Mrs. Emery Breau of Baxter St.; Tolland. His paternal grand bian countries, where slaves are turned out of their houses,’’ MON., SEPT. 4 but using a scissors instead of a mother is Mrs. Mabel Albert of Windsor Locks. He has three The scene is a. Middle East against slavery. TEENS AND W OMENS Emergency Telephone Numbers: country, and it is the ’70s, rtot the. How many slaves are there In now described to foreigners as Montgomery has told a U.N, for Labor Day '/C a pen. brothers, Robert Jr , Brian and Wayne. “ 1 absolutely adore clothes,” Highway...... 649-5070 19th century. , the world? domestic servants. committee,.’’In the same coun —fn 1965, a public auction of try, chattel slavery,' too, survives Emergency Tel. No. (M9-0857 says the dark-haired Miss Shel Cheney, Beth Regina, daughter of Bruce and Arlene Seymour y R efuse...... 649-1886 More thah 100 years after the “How long is a piece of burne, who has always done her American Civil War, slavery is string?’’ replies Patrick children was witnessed in a Latin and children of both sexes are Cheney of Elaton Rd., Rockville. She Was bora Aug. I5 at Rockville Sanitary Sewer and Water ...... i... 649-9697 American city. sold and given as gifts and used own sewing. She started General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Saddle still practiced in some parts of Montgomery, a retired British both as domestic help and for making clothes for other people the world. Army colonel who fights the —fn 1965, an employe of a bank Merle Pray of 29 Pleasant St., Rockville. Her paternal grandparents sexual gratification." as a hobby and slowly it got the are Mrs. Mildred Cheney of Vernon' and Wayne Cheney of better of those dusty law books. Memphis, Tenn. Her maternal greatgrandmother is Mrs. Anne “1 have no fashion experi Shoes Deyo of Kingston, N Y. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. ence,” she says with pride. ' “But 1 draw, sew, drape, cut, Georgia Cheney of Thompsonville. make patterns and design my 55 own prints. 1 guess you learn by Milliard, Patricia Ann, daughter of Peter H. and Lena F. Green doing." Milliard of 18 Newman St. She was bom Aug. 15 at Rockville It all began with three enor General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Updated version of the favorite of mous suitcases and $1,000. The Paul Green of Andover, N.B , Can. Her paternal grandparenU are the ‘fifties...fringed kiltie flapped first she lugged to New York Mr. and Wrs. Sedo Milliard of Fort Fairfield, Me. She has two golfer styled In tone-on-tone stuffed with her initial collec brothers, Jeffrey Allen and Scott Patrick; and two sisters, Michelle suede leather. Sizes 5 to 10. tion. The second she used to buy Dawn and Kathy Lyn. the plane ticket. Jorgensen, James John, son of Paul and Colleen Hutton ' '1 knew from nothing. No one .Jorgensen of 32 Spring St., Rockville. He was born Aug. 9 at had ever heard of me," she Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandniother is Mrs. • reminisces. “ 1 just called up a store and said, hello, may 1 Margaret Hutton of Elastport, Me. His paternal grandparents are TEENS AND WOMENS speak to a buyer’?" Mr. and Mrs. James Jorgensen of Broad Brook. < i o a / About a year ago she opened her very own boutique, called Estridge, Michele Renee, daughter of Steven and Sharon Greene "Sara Shelburne." Subtitled Renee of Vernon Garden Apt., Rockville. She was bora Aug. 16 at "American Fashion in Paris", Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr B i* e s s her clothes often go to depart and Mrs Earle Greene of Skowhegan, Maine. Her paternal ment stores and specialty shops grandmother is Mrs. Florence Elstridge of RFD 1, Rockville. She throughout America. “I'm all has a sister. Melissa Jo. S h o e s IH c n M photo by Becker) over the mid-East, from Chi cago to Texas,” says the de » BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK Mr.and Mrs. Andreas Lorenzen signer. The North and the West are fertile grounds too, "but not »22 Mark 25th Anniversary so much the South." Wherever they go, the clothes Mr. and Mrs. Andreas 23, 1947 at Christ Lutheran. come out of her atelier up \ t h e r i ALL OF These erne sroRes ARe i n rne MANCHesreR PARKAoe Lorenzen of 105 Branford St. were Church in Hartford. Mr. stairs. "We dress some women feted at a party in their honor, Lorenzen is employed at Pratt &■ from A to Z, except for their «'.P. / Sunday, at the American Legion Whitney Division of United Air undies. They aren’t young, 'ook'-hoel.stom Home in Manchester. craft Corp. and Mrs. Lorenzen is though. Of course," adds Sara, J R Ill The party was hosted by the employed at State Vending Co. "it depends on what you call BUTTERfiEldS HARVEST HILL couples children, Gayle who Both are members of Zion youqg. They are my age, from MAMCHIBTCfl PARKADt resides at home; Paul serving Lutheran Church in Manchester. 24 to 45 years old." PACKAGE STORE with the U.S. Army in Ft. Riley, Members of their weddii^|)ar- But A to Z isn’t enough. Her Kan., and by Mr. and Mrs. ty who attended the party in real aim — to resurrect a dying SPECIAL PURCHASE Robert Bowen of Vernon, clude: Alfred Elgert of West breed, "the faithful customer” ALL PLAYTEX daughter and son-in-law. Some Hartford and Elarl Schindler of As bait, she offers those little W OMENS AND G IRLS CHERRY KIRNOVA 100 friends and relatives attended. Newington, ushers; and Mrs, services that have made the flannel back plastic tablecloths ALYSSA DRESSES % he couple were presented with Elsie Scofield of Iowa and Mrs. French dressmaker famous The Good Mixer BATHING CAPS !l through the centuries. This 52” X 52” ...... ,.. .$ 1 . 3 3 NO WALE CORDUROY many gifts. Barbara Kannings of Indiana, Full Cushioned Insole FOR SCHOOL From Copenhagen comes this delicious $ who were bridal attendants. means a missing button or sing- 52” X 70” ...... S I.88 sweet wine, rich with the flavor of sun- 5th 1 .9 9 The couple was married Aug. bd sleeve replaced, with the 52” X 90” ...... S2.44 WIDE LEG JEANS ripened Danish cherries. only charge being a word of 52” r o u n d ...... $1.88 Fund-Raising Ideas thanks, ff you have a special G irls' Sizes 4-6x dress in mind. Miss Shelburne (slight irregulars Sneakers R e g . 7 .5 0 ...... N O W $4.99 SPECIAL — or rather, her eight workers beautiful patterns) Reg. For Fun-Loving Clubs — will whip it up for the same 512. Gl BY BETTY RYDER price as any dress in the shop. COTT SO DA "This pays off," she admits. 166 (Herald Reporter) may let you borrow. Who knows, iiTid it dt H^ *** conn, $8.94 G irls' Sizes 7-14 "Anyway, our prices ai'e cheap With the fall season soon upon maybe a few of the members 50c Reg. 9.00...... NOW $5.99 have an “ear’’for music and for France. Fifty dollars for a lo tte ry us, club activities will resume and' crepe de chine dress is just 2 Styles, 6 Colors, Sizes 6-16 All machine washable acrylic knits. Ribbed knit tops with plaid or 4 / 4 . 0 0 heads will be put together to would donate their talents for tickets Club Soda and Ginger Ale Only such an occasion. nothing." Sturdy canvas-duck uppers molded patterned skirls. work out fund-raising plans. A pparently, the price is to flexible soles. Bumper toe-guard ****** But to come up with some The ideas, are numerous - dare right, for she will soon open a Sizes 12’/, to 3 and 5 to 10. “diffdient” fund-raising projects to be different - and you may find chain of ’Sara Shelbumes ’ in is no easy task and many times it “pays” off well in the end. France, beginning with a sec clubs find themselves victims of ond store in Paris. PARKADE that dread disease “lack of ms Apple WATCH EACH WEEK FOR THESE funds.” Natural Elxperienced practitioners of t e e n s AND WOMENS GIFTS 8: ACCESSORIES HEALTH FOOD the art of fund-raising usually MOTHER AND BABY DOING FINE Shoppe employ two methods of treat Mr. Barrett wishes to thank all his friends and customers for their concern and prayers for Mrs. Barrett during her short stay in the CHATEAU ment ...a fund-raising event, like FLORAL CENTERPIECES hospital The healthy baby named SUSAN weighs 8 lbs. and 13 ounces, is doing fine and her mother is back to work. To show his a dance or bazaar (the money for Plush Velour & ARRANGEMENTS V 2 PRICE this usually is covered by the cost appreciation tor your concern, Mr. Barrett is offering these tremendous specials, (SUMMER) Women’s Krinkle Boots GREAT The GLOSSY BOOT DA-PRO of admission and h e l(^ along A natural vegetable source protein formulation. with donations of food or Close in on krinkle patent It's sure to add Has all vegetable proteins and Amino Acids derived merchandise which can be soid), S l i p p e r s S & P J A R S 1 / 2 PRICE a sleek leg look to lots of great fashions. from Soy. Whole Dates,-Protein Digestanf Enzyme, plus a steady money-maker that Side Zip, black, brown, navy: Front Zip,^ Papain from Papaya and Lecithin. keeps the profits flowing in, week CANDLE RINGS PARKADE black, while. after week (like a cookbook SEPT. SPECIALS 66 (SUMMER) 1/2 PRICE 1 lb. can which the club members can sell (16-oz. net) $ at a profit for the organization). 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V, . t ✓ i PAGE-EIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.,Sept. 1,1972 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., F rl. PAOENINR About Town \ Coventry Manchester A rea —— About Town -—^------Buy Pumper Mlspah-Spencer will meet Senior ^'itizens Center, Tuesday Coventry Names Police Report Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the at 1:30 p.m. Introducing: Gosing exerciser of the Salva Home, 142 E. Center St. to pay Susannat\ Wesley House of the F. R. Idzkowiki of 13 Seaman Says Council tion 2Vrmy Vacation Bible School their respects to the late Mrs. Circle. South United l\jletIto
y ' PAGE T EN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 1,1972 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 1,1972- PAGE ELEVEN disthedd, (bu^ Mark Spitz Greatest Swimmer In Olympic History Yanks r V Games o Place \ ■y ol the Yankees. Baltimore, idle NEW YORK (AP) - Fritz the ninth, to push his American flickering pennant chances in the MUNICH ( A P ) - ‘Tm very one W€^ ago, was surgery for a E A R L YO ST Peterson is as surprised as Thursday, took over first place by League-leading total to 244. run Dodger first, Osteen singled Chicago seventh. After that blast, thrilled—yes, I’n\ proud," a half-game after California heat National League West. The third- home a runner from s^ond b w Carmon Fanzone hit a’ two-out collapsed lung. anybody, but here it is Ryan’s victory was his 15th this place Dodgers trdil the first-place Mark Spitz said after beating In other U.S. track events, Sports Editor Detroit 4-0 and dropped the year. in the sixth for his team's fourth single to keep the pressure on. Se^ember and the New York Cincinnati Reds by 11 Vs games. run. the clock twice to bwome the meanwhile, Munich-born Frank Tigers to second place. 'The Red But Osteen work^ out of trou Yankees are in a pennant Sox are behind the Yankees in BREWERS-ROYALS After Wes Parker doubled The margin helped the Dodger, ble in both the ei^th and ninth greatest swimmer ih Olympic Shorter set an American record race. • home a run and Bobby Valentine history. in the 10,000 m eters as he fourth, two games off the pace. Dave May's two-run single left-hander withstand a three-run . Innings to record his ISth victory "I’m surprised all rigHt, but singled in another to key a three- home run by Ron Santo In the. qualifiecl with a third-place time Friend, Co-Worker Retires In the other American Lngue sparked a decisive, three-run out of the year. ' But there was no joy for Eddie now I think we’ve got a good of 27 minutes 58.2 seconds. game, the Milwaukee Brewers burst in the second inning as Hart and Ray Robinson. The chance to stay In It,” says the - • SONY * ADMIRAL * ZENITH’ PANASONIC • KELVINATOR Larry Young was the best U.S. It just won’t seem the same around the editorial room of defeated the Kansas Qty Royals Milwaukee rallied for its victory clock had beaten them. Yankees' southpaw. finisher in the 20-kilometer walk, 7-3. Only two garnet were played over Kansas a ty . Winner Sidp Spitz, America's human The Herald without Alan Olmstead who retires today after 31 Believe, believe. The Yankees, coming in 10th, and Willye White years as editor. in the National League in an Lockwood had yielded three runs torpedo from Carmichael, Calif., not given much of a chance at the was 11th in the women's long abbreviated schedule. The to the Royals before his team- , churned to glory with a world Anyone who has followed the editorial pages In The begUming and as much as eight jump with 20 feet 7 inches. Houtitdh Astros trimmed the mates came back with three runs '' record clocking of 54.27 seconds Herald for more than three decades is well aware of the games behind first place halfway Defending champion Madeline Philadelphia Phililes 5-1 an the In the first and three more in the ih the 100-meter butterfly for his excellent job Alan turned out day after day. He was in a class throught the American League next Inning. Manning Jackson America's top Los Angeles Dodgers turned back fourth gold medal of these 20th season, are only games back female hope for a gold, qualified by himself as one of the most gifted editorial writers in New the Chicago Cubs 5-3. Summer Games. And barely an England. as the result of Thursday’s 7-0 hour latt|4L he won his un in the 800-meter run and Dave YANKS-RANGER8 ASTR08-PH1L8 victory over the Texas Rangers. Horace Clarke gave Peterson a paralleled I Jifth. anchoring the Wottle, overcoming an ailing We have been friends for better'than 27 years since I Doug Rader’s two-run single "Our pitching can straighten 1-0 lead with a home run in the United 'States' victorious 800- knee, qualified in his 800 meter joined The Herald family. No one gave an aspiring young capped a four-run rally in the out, nobody has a sore arm," said first inning and then Bobby meter freestyle relay team. trial. writer more help and encouragement than Editor Olmstead. third inhing and Larry Dlerker Peterson after pitching the Murcer put the game out of sight It brought him within two of The United States made its best Often I Wdded Alan the day after one of his brilliantly scattered seven hits in leading Yankees’ fifth victory in six with a three-run blast as the his unspoken but determined goal showing ever in wrestling with Houston’s victory. written editorials on a sporting event or sports figure games with a five-hitter. Yankees scored four times in the NOW IS THE TIME, TO BUY THAT COLOR TV of an unheard of seven golds three golds, two silvers and a '"niis club is really playing appeared that he was trying to lure away some of my During the next 30 days, the second inning. It was Mureer’s here. bronze. "I predicted six medals," great now,” said Houston readers. This he denied, just by way of a small smile. Yankees piay two series apiece 100th career homer. Spitz' five golds broke the overjoyed U.S. Coach William Manager Leo Durocher. who's Farrel of New York crowed, "but I don’t think many here ever got close tq Alan, which was with the three other bona fide ANGELS-TIGERS undefeated in four games since record of four in the swims held contenders in the Eastern SPECIAL by such Olympians as Johnny that was to psyche the team up. the way he wanted it. Never once did I ever hear a raised Nolan Ryan pitched a three- he took over the club last Sunday. Division—Baltimore Orioles, hitter for his third straijght Weismuller and Don Schollander. This is beyond our wildest voice or any profanity uttered by this friend. He was never "They have enthusiasm on the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red shutout and ninth of the season as And it equalled the Olympic hopes' ” one to throw bricks either, just compliments or kind words. bench—I don’t see much of that Sox. California stopped the stumbling anymore.” PURCHASE record of five won by any com One of the golds went to Dan He was, and still is, a bom newspaperman. It’s good tb know "Since we all play one another Tigers. petitor. Italian fencer Nedo Nadi Gable of Waterloo. Iowa, in the that he will continue his syndicated column, Connecticut in September, I guess we can’t all The Angels' right-handed ace DODGERS-CUB8 did it in 1920. 149 5-pound class. It ''limaxed Yankee. stay hot at the same time, can extended his scoreless string to 34 Claude Osteen pitched a six- He goes after No. 6 Sunday in three years of three-a-day prac Sylvania Color TV Alan was a quiet, serious and most efficient man with a we?” said Peterson. “We’re innings while helping his team hitter and took care of the win the 100-meter freestyle. The tices without a miss "This is command of w or^ which was simply fantastic. There was going to be the ones, 1 have a complete a three-game sweep ning run himself with a sixth climax comes Monday in the 400- undoubtedly the happiest mo IF YOU CANT CO TO THE OLYMMC CAMtS humor, too, in this friend and he enjoyed a good laugh as feeling.” over Detroit. Ryan struck out 10, inning single as Los Angeles beat meter medley relay—or will it? ment of my life, " Gable said. Warren Wells on Way to Gold Medal For ILS. well as the next man. iSvo clubs are currently ahead including the last three batters in Chicago and kept alive its OR CO TO YOUR FAVORITE PRO FOOTBALL GAMES “If I win the 100," Spitz casual Wayne Wells, a 27-year-old SEE IT ON BRILLIANT COLOR TV ly remarked after his remarkable It s kind of frightening to know that I am now No.l in Norman Okla, lawyer, also won a seniority in the editorial room. performance, "1 might not swim gold in the 163-pound class while Court Favoretl in Open Play in the 400. I'd rather win six of six Mark Spitz-Four Gold Medals,, Four Olympic Records I know that I will miss Alan. He’ll be missed by others, $125,000 Purse A t Stake Ben Peterson of Comstock, Wis., too, at 13 Bissell Street. BIG 25-inch SCREEN than takei>a chance on six of got his in the 198-pound class. seven.” But Hans Klein, Olympic Press Bruce Robertson and bronze "Great, great!" Ben cheered, Perhaps he’ll accept a challenge to a tennis match now To this his coach and coach of Robert T ^lor of Houston was "^Big Mama Back^, AND Archer and Trevino With Automatic Fine Tuning and Chief, and one of his aides, Ulrich winner Jerry Heidenreich of hugging his brother, John, who that he has a few extra hours. the U.S. women's team. Sherm late. too. but he managed to rip Pabst, responded by producing a Dallas, was a personal earlier had nabbed a silver in the He also has a raincheck for a luncheon date, which I hope Chavoor, replied: "If he drops off his sweat suit, jump into his RADII Perma-Tint in Console Cabinets track schedule showing the triumph—but he saved his kudos 181-pound division. he’ll accept. Only the best in retirement is te n d e d from out of one. I'll break his damned shoes and onto the starting blocks In 21st GHO Field events set up to run in the se for his relay teammates, par Tough Russians dominated the this friend of many years. neck.” and, without a warmup, qualify Better Then Ever quence in which they were con ticularly Steve Genter of event as expected, taking five WETHERSFIELD — Defending Greater Hartford Open YOUR CHOICE The only things broken as far as for,the semifinals in his heat. FOREST HILLS, N Y. (AP) — ‘*^ig mama is back" TODAY NA’nONAL ducted. Lakek'wood, Calif. golds. One of them went to the champion George Archer and British Open titlist Lee Hart and Robinson were con Sprint Coach Dan Wright in That's how the public relations team at the U.S. Open Tennis 4 :50 GHO, WTIC East IN itially took the blame. “I gave That schedule, dated Sept. 20, super heavyweight Alex Medved, 5 :50GHO, WTIC Six-Time Winner Trevino teed off almost back-to-back today as the 21st GHO cerned were their hearts. They Genter gave Spitz a 15-meter his third straight Olympic gold. Championships is billing the return of Margaret Smith Court W L GB won't have a chance to break any them the wrong time. It was my 1971, was mailed to all Olympic 7 ;25 Royals vs. Red Sox, WTIC Pittsburgh 77 46 . began at the Wethersfield Country Club. Mediterranean fault. " he said, explaining he had officiais within a few days of head start on the anchor after When he’d won it, the 280-pound to the tennis world. Everyone likes a winner and that is precisely what Gene records here because of a 8 :00 (8).Dlympic Highlights Chicago 67 58 . Archer at the GHO last year when told his charges the heats began publication, they said—and Klein, heroically wiping out a seven- 24-year-old Russian dropped to What they've neglected to say . Also seeing second round ac Johnson’ has given sponsor Matt Moriarty with the team The purse has grown substan monumental scheduling foul-up 8:30 ( 22-30) Football; Colts vs. New York 63 58 . Archgr got a birdie on the first SLIM LINE STLYE not at 4:15 p.m. but at 7 p.m. commenting on Wright's state meter lead held by West Ger his knees, kissed the mat and is that she's back bigger and tion will be third-seeded Rod bearing the colors of Moriarty Brothers in the Hartford tially at the GHO since the that threatens U.S. domination of Lions St. Louis 60 63 . hole of a sudden death playoff, Several hours later, though, ment that the U.S. officials could many at the halfway mark. announced his retirement. "Now better than before. Laver of Australia, the 1969 Twilight League these past six years. Professional Golfers’ Association OR . track and field's sprints. SATURDAY Montreal 57 65 . also is back at Wethersfield for American officials called a news not obtain an up-to-date I’m going to go hunting," he said. Mrs. Court took 13 months off titleholder, and Arthur Ashe of iinksmen first played the par 71, Everybody, it seems, was "His 200 meters today, " Spitz 2:00 (18) White Sox vs. Yanks, It appeared for a time that the five-year reign the MB’s Philadelphia 44 79 . another try. conference and, displaying an schedule, replied: “1 guess that's the circuit to have a baby. She Miami, who took the crown as an 6,583-yard course for a total $15,- Early Americi^n blaming everybody else Thursday said of Genter, "was one of the In boxing. Ray Seales of WINF enjoy^ was about to end when one morning the team found West 000 in prize monies in 1952. First - Archer, Graham and J.C. apparently outdated schedule a good one—but why were all the Tacoma, Wash., won a light returned in July and her string of amateur in 1968. 2:15 (22-30) Royals vs. Red Sox, after Robinson, of Lakeland, most outstanding swims I've ever itself in last place in the standings. Qncinnati 78 46 prize this year is $25,000. Total Snead finished the regular 72 hole book, said the fault lay with the others there'’" seen. Steve has to go down as welterweight decision over East successes since then started when SLIM LINE STYLE! Fla., and Hart, from Pittsburg, Mrs. Court won her first title In WTIC It was at this time that Johnson rallied the club and all the Houston 72 54 .571 7 prize money—$125,000, a record tournament with 268s. German Olympic organizers, Spitz' performance in the 100- Germany's Ulrich Beyer and she helped the Australian team 3:30 (8) U.S. Men's Am Cham- , Calif., were so late arriving at the pretty tough, especially after 1962 and is now seeded fifth, pieces started to fall together. Second best was the MB’s Los Angeles 66 57 .537 11 for the GHO. who, the U.S. speakers insisted, meter butterfly, in which he beat flyweight Tim Dement of Bossier beat United States women in the Archer has already won two stadium that they missed their what he went through." What Thursday 'she blasted Pat* pionship position in the final standings but in the playoffs, Atlanta 57 59 452 22 Arnold Palmer won his first had provided the wrong times. out Canadian silver medalist Genter had gone through, just City, La., easily beat Ali Gharbi Bonne Bell Cup. Her most recent 4:00 (3) GHO tournaments this year, the Los 100-meter dash heats. Pretorius of South Africa, 6-0, 6- San Francisco 56 70 .444 23 U.S. professional tournament at of Tunisia. tournament win came just last 8:00 (3) International World Manchester’s entry wound up No.l again for an un Angeles Open and. the SAVE 1, in a preliminary round as none San Diego 46 78 .371 32 Wethersfield in 1956 and rep eats S' Sunday when she beat Billie Jean Series of Hockey precedented sixth straight season. Greensboro Open where the first In water polo, the undefeated. of the tournament's top-seeded Thursday’s Results his feat in 1960. The only golfer to Call Nights. We Make House Calls! King in the finalSiof a Virginia 9:00 (3) Football: Cowboy's vs. The washed up over the hill gang did it again! Thanks to Los Angeles 5, Chicago 3 prize $40,(X)0 contributed to his California-recruited U.S. team Slims tournament. women gave any quarter to their do better was Billy Casper who total 1972 earnings of $134,030 for $12993 Chiefs the generosity of Matt Moriarty the St.Thomas Seminary Better Depth Seen won its fifth game, defeating opponents. Houston 5, Philadelphia 1 won first prize in 1963, 1965 and Today she continues her quest 10:00 ( 22) Football; Patriots vs. third spot on the PGA list. TIRED OF PAINTING? defending champion Yugoslavia Athletic Fund was enriched by $100 at Tuesday night's Twi Only games scheduled 1968. There have been no other f r o m o r ig in a l for a seventh U.S, Open crown, Mrs. King, the first-seeded 1971 Broncos 5-3 to advance to the finals and League baseball game. A total of $286 was collected from Friday’s Games repeaters. Trevino is one step ahead of unprecedented in the history of winner, beat Patti Hogan of RETAIL PRICE With Indian Squad give America its first solid shot at SUNDAY better than 1,000 fans, plus another $120 from refreshment San Diego (Kirby 10-14) at But some are trying. Bob Archer with $143,763, second only the tournament. But since she LaJolla, Calif., ranked ninth a medal since the bronze won in 2:00 (22) Royals vs. Red Sox, sales for the fund. St.'Thomas has been the “home” field for Chicago (Hands 9-8) Murphy, 1970’s winner anci 27th to Jack Nicklaus' $2k(l'482. Try V IN Y L * By DEAN YOST goes against unranked Janice nationally, 6-3, 6-2; second WTIC;. (18) White Sox vs. Yanks, 1932. the Twi League the past two summers...A1 Lussier has been Philadelphia (Reynolds 0-12 on last year's list of PGA money The Wethersfield course has Every year sideline authorities remark that Dave Wiggin, Metcalf of Claremont, Calif., the seeded Evonne Goolagong of WINF reported to have the inside track on replacing Nick Jackston and Lersch 2-4) at Atlanta (Reed winners with $75,301, hopes to four par five holes, two each on head football coach at Manchester High, is getting lax in his America’s soccer team wasn't spotlight will again fall on the Australia whipped Brenda Kirk 4:30 (3) GHO as varsity baseball cOach at East Hartford High with Ken 11- 12 and Freeman 0-0), 2, twi- make the GHO his first win of the the front and back nines. And tNowOnly * 4 9 9 * ’ ! as successful, though. West Ger men. of South Africa, 6-2, 6-2; third MONDAY irs FINAL! practice. FYom early indications, Wiggin is still a hard-nosed night current season. Jerry Heard, who because the greens putt well, it’s many belted the Yanks 7-0 to Stan Smith of Sea Pines, S.C., seeded Chris Evert of Fort 2:00 ( 22) Red Sox vs. Brewere, Gwodz, former UHartford standout athlete, high on the list mentor as he led his squad of 62 players through rugged Los Angeles (Sutton 14-8 and already has mov^ up from not unusual to find them yielding * Giant 2$ inch picture (diag. finish first in the final Group 1 the top-seeded defending champ Lauderdale, Fla., smashed for the varsity hoop job at the same school...It’s official, drills yesterday morning in 85 degree temperatures. WTIC Downing 7-6) at St. Louis (Wise seventh on last year’s list to numberous birdies which have meas.) - no corner cut-off standings. The Americans, who and Wimbledon winner, meets Laurie Tenney of Los Angeles, 6- 3:30 (3) GHO Randy Smith of Manchester is the new sports editor at the 12- 14 and Santorini 6-8), 2, twi- "We lost some key players fourth this year with $130,604, contributed over the years to * Color Bright lOO’’’** picture "Inexperience at quarterback failed to score a goal in their New York's Clark Graebner, the 1, 6-1; and fourth seeded 8:00 (3) International World Rockville Journal-Inquirer. Smith is a standout performer night through graduation, but we ' comes to Wethersfield with vic scores well below par, with even tube for the sharpeit, bright will be the key to our offense," three games, and managed only a third-ranking USLTA men's Rosemary Casals of San Fran-_ Series of Hockey with Groman’s Sports Shop softball entry and Silk City Montreal (Morton 5-12) at Gn- est color picture pouible should have more depth in a few tories in the Florida Citrus Open the losers finishing as low as 14 noted Wiggin, “without a scoreless tie agaiast Malaysia, player. Smith had a tough four- cisco beat Nathalie Fiichs o f' '8:15 ( 22-30) Yanks vs. Orioles, cinnati (Grimsley 12-6), N key positions than we did a year champs...Good to learn Vic ^ n e tti is back as manager at the and the Colonial National In under par. * Gibraltar 85^^ chassis for quarterback its tough to make finished last. set win in the first round against P'rance, 6-1, 6-2. WINF San Francisco (Bryant 10-5) at ago. We also have more ex Manchester Country Club after a lapse of two years when he vitational. The four-day GHO tourney, solid-state perfornunce and points, Also the departure of Jon Three American boats, the 15-year-old Billy Martin of Los Pittsburgh (ElUs 11-7), N perience than last season. Thursday Ashe beat Pakistan's served in a like capacity at Glastonbury Hills. Lou Graham, who; won the L & with 18 holes set for each day, is reliability Leber at center left a big hole to pairs with and without coxwain Verdes, Calif., while Graebner is New York (Seaver 16-9) at Presently we have between six Haroom Rahim, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6. Registration Set M Open last week and who lost to scheduled to conclude Monday. fill." and the first U.S. national eight- out to avenge an opening round Houston (Roberts 10-6), N * AFC push button locks in and 12 good looking sophomores, in a match much closer than the fine tuning — a perfect pic "At the guard position we look oar crew, made it to the finals of loss in last week's Eastern Grass AMERICAN LEAGUE with at least, six of them sticking score indicates. For Grid Contest ture even when you change strong with experience and good the Olympic regatta. Courts. East channels with the varsity," Wiggin com Pro Football Roundup depth. It’s a little early to tell,” Registration for 1972 National W L Pet GB mented. 1 TigersjAdd Howard^s Bat * Perma-Tint control locks in Wiggin added, “but with a Uttle Pass, Punt and Kick Competi Baltimore 67 57 .540 The Tribe continues its two pleasing flesh tones auto Also; ALUMINUM SIDING, ROOM ADDITIONS, more work and the shifting of a tion, sponsored locally by Dillon Detroit 67 58 .536 Viz practices a day schedule until matically few personnel, we could very Sales and Service, is now being CurtKnight Hero New York 66 59 .528 IVz To Bolster Stretch Run and SHELL HOMES ... school begins. Sept. 6. The In Treasured SwintMaries * Instant Color''’^ provides easily have a winning season.” accepted. Boston 64 58 .525 2 DETROIT (AP) — In an effort Players must be on the roster perfect color picture in sec dians work out at 9:30 until 11 Last season Manchester ended PP&K, now in its 12th year, is Qeveland 38 66 .468 9 to get some power into the lineup prior to Sept. 1 in order to qualify onds - no warm-up time re- BARCOMB CONSTRUCTION CO. o'clock in the morning then the campaign with a 4-5 CCIL and co-sponsored by the National Milwaukee 49 75 .395 18 for the September stretch-drive for post-season action. I quired Free Estimates Call 643-5012 return for evening drills from 6 overall record. Football League,and Ford Hitting FieldGoal Falling Fast at Munich West in the American League Elast, the Officially, Howard's price tag is until 7:30. Both sessions are in Manchester's season will kick dealers of America. Since it was Oakland 73 51 .589 sagging Detroit Tigers have ’’undisclosed," though Tiger full uniform. off, Saturday Sept. 23 at the virtual babies of swimming That's why the 14-year-olds are started in 1961, the program has WASHINGTON (AP) — Curt Knight pulled a Garo Maial By DEBBIE MEYER Giicago 71 52 .577 IV2 aquired Frank Howard from the sources peg his salary at a whop Meriden's Ceppa Field against were catching up. so fantastic in women's swim attracted over eight million boys, Yepremian Thursday night while Yepremian looked like Jan Big 19' Diag. Triple Gold Medal Winner -Minnesota 61 60 .504 IOV2 Texas Rangers. ping $115,0(X). Maloney High, a highly regarded In women's swirhmmg, it's a ming. They begin the true rigors ages eight thru 13, and participa MUNICH (AP) - My Stenenid. “Kansas City 60 63 .488 12Vz ' I’ll do the very best I can and I The Tigers also sent a $20,(KK) club this year in the CCIL. fact of life. of training at age 12 and two- tion this year is expected to top Portable Color TV treasured Olympic swimming Giants vs. Philadelphia at Cahfomia 57 67 .460 16 just hope I can help the team waiver fee to the Rangers. Following the Maloney out, When girls such as Shane Gould years later they are at a peak the 1,100,(X)0 mark. Yepremian's field goal last records are being massacred Texas 49 76 .392 24‘/2 make into the playoffs," said With Stand Manchester returns home for the and the United States’ Shirley Then, when you pass 16, boys Participants compete only season ended the National Foot Princeton, N.J. at Munich, beaten by little Buffalo is at Chicago on Sunday Thursday’s Result Howard, who was ^contacted at * Beige color cabinet of high impact following three weekends to Babshoff, Jenny Kemp or Sandy ■ come into a girl swimmer’s life. against boys their own age. Any ball League's longest game as New York 7, Texas 0 plastic When your fan bdt girls still looking forward to Miami defeated the Kansas City along with Oakland at San Fran his Irving, Tex., apartment. meet, Platt, Wethersfield and Neilson are 12 or 13 years old, She also grows up mentally and boy eight thru 13 years of age cisco and Cincinnati ys. Milwaukee 7, Kansas City 3 Howard will apparently need Color Bright picture tube for Conard. their first unchaperoned dates they are already brainwashed begins to question her coach’s may compete. There is no en Chiefs for the American the sharpest, brightest picture possible Cleveland at Columbus. Ohio. California 4, Detroit 0 all the help he can get. The 6-foot- with little boys. about swimming. tactics. Sometimes, she revolts trance fee and no contact bodily Conference title. The Dolphin’s Only games scheduled Gibraltar 85^^ chassis for solid*$tAte hreaks, your engine Three Placements three-pointer came after Kansas Houston plays at Minnesota Mon 7r250-pounder is currently in one It only hurts for a moment. . If their coach is an outstanding and refuses to carry the previous during competition. No special — performance and reliability Friday's Games of the worst slumps.of his fading Mary Kautz’ name was in Australia's incredible Shane teacher, he’s also a slave driver. training load. equipment is required and boys City's Jan Stenerud missed an day night. *• Instant Color^^ provides perfect Baltimore recalled defensive Clitcago (Lemonds 3-4) at New 13-year career. At present he advertently left out of the results Gould is 15, hardly away from They would swim into a wall for That is also when she begins to will not impair their amateur " e a ^ ” field goal attempt. York (Stottlemyre 12:15), N color picture in seconds • no warm* heats, your ^stons end Bubba Smith from the in shows only nine 'home runs, 31 up time required of the 37th Greater Hartford mother’s apron strings, but she their mentor . . or t^y to slay fade standing Thursday night, it was o jured waiver list Thursday to Kansas Qty (Drago 10-14) at runs batted in and a .247 batting Tournament of Champions. can whip any record of mine . underwate^^r an hour I couldn't believe it when the Scoring is based on accuracy Yepremian's turn to miss as the keep him from being claimed by Boston (Pattin 13-12), N average in 94 games for the Swimming in the 11-12 year old even if she swam in a fur coat. He becomes their dictator. kids like Shane began creeping up and range. One point is given for little hooter was wide from the Cleveland (Wilcox 7-11) at 95 SA V E 44500 lodi, and you'have to age group. Miss Kautz finished Four years ago. it was written 33-yard line. other NFL clubs and cut offen Rangers. from Original detail Price The reason I was ahead of the on me and my accomplisliments every foot for passing, punting Now Only *329 sive tackle Lynn Lawson. Also on Minnesota (Goltz 3-0), N. But Howard claims his hitting third in the 50-meter breaststroke that Debbie Meyer was un- competition was my coach. Then. I recalled the exhausting and kicking and a point sub Knight, who led the National Thursday the Chicago Bears ac Milwaukee (Colborn 6-4) at "has picked up a little lately. ” in 45 0 In the 50 and 100-meter beaUihle. As a\ self-c’onfident 16- Sherm Chavoor, at Arden Hills work under Sherm all those years tracted for every foot off the Conference in scoring last year, Texas (Gogolewski 3-7), N Big 21" walkhome. freestyle events she placed sixth year-old, I felt the same way. A split the uprights with a 24-yard quired the player contract of But if Howard does help lift the Swim Club in California I love how 1 had bled for my shot at center line. their coach, Zeke Bratkowski, Detroit (Coleman 14-11) at limping Tigers into the playoffs, and fifth. year later, 1 was over the hill and him for it now. But there were glory Winners locally will compete field goal with 36 seconds Oakland (Holtzman 14-11), N PORTABLE COLOR TV Once you realize the,kids are remaining in the game to give the from Green Bay. he won't be eligible to play. times when 1 felt he was trying to against zone winners and then on Baltimore (McNally 12-13) at SAT., SEPT. 2 W IT H STAND (Optional) But we can spot it kill me. working hard, putting their every to Schaefer Stadium and competi Washington Redskins a 27-24 ex * Color Bright 8 S l| ) pictpra tube for a sherp, &lifomia (Wright 14-7), N DAYTIME ounce of energy into swimming, tion during a Patriot's game. hibition victory over the (Riin dstt — Sun. S«pt. 3) ' s y i v A n i A nelural color picture When I was training, at about 9 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP * Gibraltar 9STM chasii (or solid-state per it doesn't hurt so much whcrl Competition in Manchester will Dolphins. Major League START 8:00 P.M. formance and rellabitity the same age Shane Gould is Knight also kicked a 51-yarder FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - COLOR * AFC push button locks In fine tuning •— before it hreaks. they come closer and finally pass jjc held Sept. 30 and in case of a perfect picture even when you change THOROUGHBRED RACING today, my coach forced me to Ellington Ridge you by. rain Oct, 1st., at Mt, Neboat9:30 to give the Redskins a temporary — Leaders— Defensive back Daryl Johnson, Action Packed channels swim twice the longest distance 24-21 lead. The other Washington who has been in disagreement Class A — Gertrude Haller * Perma-Tint control locks In pleasing at which I would race. am . flesh tones automatically v At any Big A service Perno ISamed Boys accompanied by parents scores came on a pair of one-yard AMERICAN LEAGUE with his baekfield coaches, left 177; rufiner-up — Betty * Instant ColorTM providas perfect color My long event was the 1,650 STOCK CAR picture In seconds — no warm up time or guardians may register at runs by Charley Harraway and a BATTING (300 at b a ts)- New England Patriots' Schaefer Avedasian 178; low net — reouired meters, so Sherm drove me to at STORES (AP) — Dorn Perno, 17-yard pass from quarterback D.Allen, Chi, .318; Scheinblum, Stadium Thursday and vowed: "I Joyce Dickman 180; first 95 least 3,300 meters . that's more head basketball coach at St. Dillon's. Zoiie Director Tom Mow Only ^399 SAVE $50.00 station or 42dnran wi