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Steel Strike Averted But Pact Settles Astronauts in Lunar Orbit Prices Hiked PITTSBURGH (AP)— Rail Strike U.S. Steel Corp., the in­ After Blastoff from Moon dustry pacesetter, hiked WASHINGTON (A P)— Negotiators announced to­ prices on virtually all prod­ day a contract settlement providing 42 per cent wage ucts today, a little more hikes over 42 months for about 200,000 trainmen, and SPACE CENTER, Hous­ than 12 hours after the said pickets would be removed froih 10-strike-bound ton (A P)—Apollo 15 as­ steel industry and the railroads, ------: tronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin blast­ United Steelworkers Settlement of the 18-day old President Charles Luna of the ' strikes in the dispute involving striking-AFO-CTO United Trans- ed off safely from the agreed on a strike-avert­ all of the nation’s major rail- portatlon Union, ing contract. moon today after three roads came after a 17-hour <‘nve arp very happy that this days of historic lunar ex­ The m oveby U.S. Steel came marathon bargaining session at long dispute has ended and that as most of the nation’s steel ploration. A television the Labor Department. It a satisfactory agreement has mills remained shut down by camera gave earthlings averted a possibility of congres- been reached,” said John P. the steel companies in anticipa­ slonal intervention to halt the Hlltz, chief negotiator for the their first look at a tion of a strike over the week­ crippling strikes. nation’s railroad Industry. launching from the moon. end by the 500,CKX) union mem­ As the bug-like Falcon blazed ’The agreement also Included Asked if the 42 per cent wage bers. into the lunar sky, Scott and Ir­ changes in ancient railroad hike was considered In- U.S. Steel said the new five- win started a tape recording of work rules \idilch the industry flatlonary, Hlltz said "I guess month price schedule, calling the Air Force song: “ Off We for an 8 per cent Increase on had demanded in order to in-, all settlements are somewhat Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder.” carbon and alloy products, crease efficiency, and which inflationary.” Both are Air Force officers. would help offset the coast of wlU probably result eventually TTie workers Involved now av- They immediately began the the new three-year contract. In some loss of Jobs. erage $3.60 per hour. Intricate maneuvers required to The pact gives steelworkers an “ I am happy to announce an chase and catch astronaut Al­ average 30 per cent pay hike. agreement has Just been saUsfled with the work rule fred M. Worden, orbiting 68 Settlement was reached Sun­ reached on a new labor con- changes it won, and both sides miles high in the orbiting com­ day night, three hours before a tract that would end the raU- Pledged to work together to in­ mand ship Endeavour. TTie two scheduled midnight nationwide road strike,” Asst. Secretary of railroad producUvlty ships were to link up at 3:04 walkout. Labor W.J. Usery said. efficiency. p.m. EDT. Meanwhile, union leaders ^ , The gradually escalating Worden passed over Hadley said they would look into re­ .K J strike wWch started with two '■►sS''/-- Base 90 seconds before liftoff that if negotiators ^ 1 be hscreen, show the lunar module blastoff of Falcon this afternoon. Wednesday. al steel used in the construction A burst from the engine at Industry, raw pipe and conduit By BOL R. COHEN vote by 96 to 66. State Rep. Don­ the base of the cabin section of steel, railroad products, and (Herald Reporter) ald Genvesi of Manchester and the. lunar module vaulted Scott plate steel used In the construc­ Robert Mng of Tolland, both and Irwin on the first step to­ tion of water towers, ship­ The Connecticut House of ward home. Representatives adjourned at Republicans, voted with the building and other large-scale Democrats for overriding the They left the descent stage of projects. 1:50 today after it failed to the Falcon b ^ n d on the dusty override Gov. Thomas MeskilTs veto. Most of the country’s other veto of eight bills. It will recon­ Genoveri also voted with the (Bee Page Twelve) major steel producers said they vene Wednesday. Democrats to override the gov­ were “ studying” U.S. Steel’s The House set a pattern in ernor’s veto of a bill which con­ announcement and would have Its first roll call vote Vvhlch in­ cerns a Drug Education Pro­ no Immediate comment. dicated that all 173 of MesldU’s gram. Mng vxjted with the But if past history is follow­ vetos yrlll stand. Democrats to override the veto U.S. To Back ed, most of' the other com­ At 11:30 a.m., with the State of a bill which would have pro­ panies probably will follow U.S. Senate standing at redess the vided tax credits for the estab­ Steel’s lead within the next se­ House took up the laborious lishment of Child Day Care Cen­ Seat in U.N. veral days. task of debating and taking, roll ters in places of employment. call votes on 38 of the 173 bills. The 38 bills were chosen by By THE ABBOt^TED PREBB (Bee Page Eleven) Democratic leaders -as the mies The contested measures in­ For Peking most likely to receive biparti­ clude bills that would remove san support. municipal liability for mob dam­ WASHINGTON (A P )— However, when the first roll age, provide for performance au­ Secretary of State William Senate Set call was taicen it lost by an 81 to dits of state agencies, and cre­ P. Rogers announced to­ 64 vote, and it was obvious that ate state grants for neighbor­ day that the United States none of the 38 bills would get the hood drug-treatment centers. The Senate met briefly to deal will favor seating of Red For Vote On 119 votes (the two thirds re­ China at the United Na­ quired) for passage. The first with technical matters and then broke up for the rest of the bill. Public Act 209, concerned tions General Assembly morning into party caucuws to Lockheed Aid exempting municipalities from this fall and will oppose discuss veto action. any move to oust the Chi­ liability for damages done by MeskUl had told newsmen the mobs. WASHINGTON (AP) — A va- bills he vetoed represented nese Nationalists. “ We think the realities of the c a t i o n-minded Senate has One of the vetoes which the spending of $161.6 million, and world require that both be rep­ agreed to vote up or down to­ House failed to override was a he said money was “ the basic •A' resented” in the world body, bill Introduced by State Rep. reason, for many of the vetoes. day a bill to rescue the finan­ Rogers explained in issuing a William O’Neill, D, of the 62nd “This is $161 million we do cially tottering Lockheed Air­ long-awaited Nixon adminis­ District. The bill, which had not have,” he said at his morn­ craft Corp. with a $260-mllllon passed both houses unanimously, tration announcement. ing news conference. r v ,‘3 l He noted that Oommunist lo€in guarantee. concerned the establishment of The governor also said he China has some 700 million The outcome is uncertain. - Drug Dependency Unit at tile would be willing to confer with Rocky Hill Veterans Home and '1 ^ V*. ‘ people and Nationalist CSiina The Lockheed verdict topped legislative leaders from both some 14 miUlon. Hospital. He said of the Peking re­ a crowded, controversial con­ The bill failed on an override (See Page Ten) gime: “ After all they represent gressional agenda on get-away about one-fourth of the people week for a month’s recess last­ on the surface of the earth.” ing from BVlday untU Sept. 8. The Rogers announcement But Senate Democratic Lead­ marked an historic switch from er Mike Mansfield said if (C on ­ /F K Push for Civil Rights U.S. efforts over the past years gress is forced to step into the to prevent Peking’s entry into spreading rail strike situaUon, Seen Encouraged hy LBJ the United Nations. the vacaUon schedule might Rock Discovery Deemed (Bee Page Ten) have to be pushed back. WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) — Douglas said Kennedy de­ “ We Just can’t go on like President John F. Kennedy was scribed Secretary of State Dean this,’' he said. Rusk as an “ errand boy.” urged by Vice President Lyn­ After nine days of debate, the “ He (Kennedy) told me he Senate has dropped a $2-bllllon don IB. Johnson to make a took Rusk because he weis a Experiment bill authorizing loan guarantees series of speeches pushing civil good errand boy,” Douglas ‘High Point’ of Moon Trip for financially ailing business­ rights as a moral issue, accord­ said. “ Jack was his own secre­ es, and agreed to act instead on ing to records of the late presi­ tary of state and he knew what Reminiscent dent’s administration which he wanted to do. Rusk was nev­ a House-approved bill to aid posed of calcium, sodium, Apennine Mountains because were, released today. er the gpreat formulator of pol­ By BILL STOCKTON only Lockheed. aluminum and silicates. more of it would have been ' Norbert A. Schlel, a deputy icy, the great thinker.” AP Science Writer O f Galileo That $260-mlHlan measure Finding pieces of anortho­ thrown there when a 56-mile clearly is in trouble. Sen. John attorney general under Kenne­ Kennedy, the records showed, wide object struck the moon SPACE CENTER, Houston site—especially pieces with By BILL STOCKTON G. Tower, R-Tex., the sponsor, dy, in a taped Interview quoted considered the ill-fated Bay of and created Imbrium Basin to (AP) — Lunar scientists are in­ large crystals as Scott and Ir­ AP Science Writer would say only that the out- Johnson as saying: “ You know, Pigs invasion in Cuba as his the north. a man can be on his way to die trigued by the unusual rocks win indicated their samples corife wlli be close. greatest mistake. collected by Apollo 15 at the contained—is significant be­ The astronauts had been SPACE CENTER, Houston for this country, and he can’t “ I think that the hopeless in­ Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- base of the moon’s Apennine cause of a popular theory that carefully schooled'to look for it. (AP) — If Galileo Galilei were get a cup of cottee In a public vasion of the Bay of Pigs is Conn., a leading opponent, Mountains.' They’re eager to the original lunar crust might “ That’s why they got so ex­ alive he probably would be tug­ restaurant on an Interstate looked upon by President Ken­ said: “ The chances of beating get them into the laboratory be composed of such rocks. cited. We’ve taken them on ging at his beard with pleasure highway. The President’s got to nedy as the Achilles heel of his it are good.” and find out if they might be as The anorthosite, the theory field trips on earth to see bod­ about the elementary physics tell the people that.” brief term as president,” Ro­ ies of anorthosite so they would experiment Apollo 15 astronaut Sponsors had fashioned the The federal Records Center old as the moon Itself. says, was carved out of the man Catholic Archbishop Rich­ “ The rock is definitely the moon’s primordial surface be familiar with it," explained David R. Scott performed today broad corporate-rescue bill to here opened to researchers ard Cardinal Cushing of Boston high point of the traverse,” Dr. when great objects from space Dr. Robin Brett, chief of the on the moon. lure Senate votes for the aid tape recordings, part of the li­ said in a personal note. “ The S. A. Zist of Massachusetts In­ struck the earth satellite. The geochemistry branch at the Scott dropped a hammer and that Lockheed and the admlnis- brary’s oral history project, President felt very, very sad stitute of Technology said Sun­ chunks rained down on certain Manned Spacecraft Center. a feather from waist high to il­ tratl(Hi insist is vital before and 6.7 million pages of official about it all . . . It was the first day after astronauts David R. regions of the moon forming lustrate that both objects are mid-August to ward off bank­ and unofficial documents des­ Anorthosite, while rare on time in my life I ever saw Scott and James B. Irwin col­ the lunar highlands. accelerated equally by the ruptcy. tined ultimately for the yet un­ earth, does exist in several tears come into his eyes.” lected two rocks Scott excitedly Apollo 15, which landed on areas including Wyoming and moon’s gravity and that both But the House voted Friday started John F. Kennedy Li­ Another document in a letter described as anorthosites. the edge of the lunar higdUands, would hit the surface at the night for the $260-mlUion Lock- brary near Harvard Square in the Adirondack Mountains. to Kennedy from Sen. Barry The description .was followed didn’t yield any large rocks ' “ It has been the notion of same time despite their differ­ lieed guarantee, 192 to 189, and Cambridge. Goldwater, R-Aiiz., written immediately by cautious specu­ that could definitely be identi­ most of us that anorthosite is ences in mass or weight. Speaker Carl lAlbert said it The documents generally in­ about a week after the in­ fied as pieces of crust. Pieces The "fexperiment, similar to dicated that efforts by Johnson, lation the moon explorers old,” said Dr. Harold Urey of would go no further. vasion. might have found pieces of the of anorthosite were found on those GalUeo did 300 years hgo who later succeeded Kennedy “ the University of California at That led to n hasty round of Goldwater urged Kennedy to original lunar crust formed earlier missions, but they were from the top of the Leaning as president, played a key role San Diego. “ Of course, finding Senate negotiations Saturday, invade Cuba, but conceded that more than four billion years so tiny and their origin so un-^ Tower of Pisa in Italy, was per­ in getting the civil rights pro­ out will have to wait until we and the bill was scaled back to the Soviet Union might retail*, ago when the moon was a mol­ certain that no one could be formed on color television gram, moving apparently over get It into the laboratory.” $260 mUlion with approval of ate witii an invasion in Berlin, ten blob beginning to cool. sure if they were from the beamed live from the moon as the objections of some White Secretary of the ’Treasury Jcim Iran or elsewhere. “ Guess what we Just found,” crust.' Most rocks on the moon that Scott and James B. Irwin were House advisers who counseled B. (Connally. ^ But the senator said he felt Scott said. “ As a matter of fact What is needed is a large have been carefully studied to finishing up their final lunar a cautious, legalistic strategy. “ It looks like it’s going to be the Strategic Air Ckimmand . . . oh boy, I think we might piece of anorthosite that can determine age are less tiiian excursion. Johnson is also credited with that or nothing, and I'm not could handle the invasion have ourselves something close easily be studied and passed four billion years old. Scien­ “ In my left hand I have a having more policy Influence on sure they can get that,” said quickly and be able to counter to an anorthosite.” around to many scientists. tists say a piece of the original feather, in the right hand a Kennedy than previously Mansfield. any Russian threat. Anorthosite is a rock that The lunar experts hoped lunar crust would have to be hammer,” Scott said, standing thougdit- “ Because of this,” Gtoldwater contsdns almost 90 per cent anorthosite would be mor^ “ We’re in a time crunch (See Page Ten) (Bee Page Ntiiete«i) In one taped interview. Su­ plagdoclase—a mineral com­ abundant on the slopes of the (Bee Page Nineteen) preme Court Justice William O. (See Page Nineteen) \

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West HEurtford, Columbia 82 And JAN. 20 brary user may borrow films i*>. ■ ■ «e ■ iwtiaOTle couragement by playing the ten a very strong rebld. Surely ’ili6 Woodland Hills, Calif., to the Wlnsted Evening Citizen j JULY iJ E 22Mcon> 52 To School will nonear as Senex In and Andover. This demonstra­ 3 23 Into 53 Projects 83 You.'re fCB. II for personEil use EUid for organi­ heiuts or would have doubled dentist Eind hls son had been jEist week, and the engraved I^Al/G. 22 t 24 Put 54 Especially 84 In . "A Fuimv Thing Happened on of clubs. tion WEIS given under the super­ 85 Start* zations. EEist thought some more and four spades. detsiined along with two other card he left with it SEiid under 4- 5-13-16 * 25 Dot** 55 You l-48-58^V the Way to (he Forum,” and After coming to this con­ vision of the Coventry Recrea­ 11-49-57 . 26 Fight 56 Moke 86Vi/ill. 68-75-79-89VS/ Library hours are Monday, came to the correct conclutKon crew members by Fidel Ceis- hls name: ”No Business—^Re­ g> 3' 87 Daring wlH R'^ve a sluglng role In Hie tion Commission. 27K*v 57 Answers PISCES Tuesday EUid Thursday, noon to ,__ ,, ” .j . . .. that his pEirtner not only had clusion Schleifer led a . low tro's government since their tired." VIRGO 28 Much 58 Importont 88 Dentists "Fantastlcs.” At the end of the 59 Incur 89 Worthwhile FEE. If 9 p.m., Wednesday fronri 10 a.m. ^ “clute'but 'alw had spade to dummy's ace since Steven Dunn, the chief instruc­ yacht broke down June 5. Cu- And in the four com ers of the 291* summer, Vlohl will plnv "Big THEATER TEVIE 30 Promot* 60 Mood 90 CooMrote MAR.20'*%f to 9 p.m. cuid Friday w d Satur­ the mlMing heart. If West had there was no advantage In tak- tor of the club, was the assistant ban authorities had accused card he added: “No Phone, No -N ^ 30-40-53^54^1^ D"finesse when West Instructor of the Coventry Jukl- them of Illegally entering terri- MortgEige, No Money. No tS^3645-46-59 ^Adverse Neutral day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dur­ 61-64-73 '‘C«t on a Hot Tin Roof.” h ^ ^ ^ ^ t slgn^ for a club couldn’t re ^ b ly Md tte do Club last year. Robert Mi­ .)65-72-78 T.9' ing July sold August, the library Jerry Vlchl torial waters. Bender, sons Worry.” Is closed Saturdays. Vlchl. who was president of Burnside “Klute”—7:16, 9:30 ^tlnuatlon •'^ig of spades. As It happened, chaud, one of the black belts Lawrence and Michael, and J o ------Hdoor Student the MHS underclass dramatic Cinema I—"Summer of ’42” “ East obeiently continued the king of sp ^ s dropped, and that performed, to now with the seph McGuire were tried, con- Plays Headmaster club. Paint and Powder, also show ‘ "This Weis fiurlesque” at Jennifer B. PEihl of 9 MEdn St. Cinema n — ’’The Anderson y,ith the queen rf clubs, and now Schleifer had an easy Ome Coventry Jukldo class. victed and sentenced to pay , «__i. tz___ was active with the cross coun- the thearte-in-the-round tonight. fines of $20,000 each. LONDON (*A ^- Jack »W - has been nsuned to-the honors Tapes” ^ t h ruffed. South was Ixw An- making his dolled contract, Among their feats were bEisic 11st for the sorliur semester at attended St. John’s Jerry Lester stars with Miss State—"Song of Norway” geles expert Meyer Schleifer, DaUy throws and strikes; one black The elder Bender was sub- ^Ul play J ^ e a WeU- Corio, a Hartford native, in this poenaed twice by a grand jury Winston CSlurchIU a head- Michigan State University. The tr N.Y., UA TTieatre Esist—’"The Ander­ who is an amiable man but Is As dealer, hold; SpadM, b q lt Eirttot m a n a g e d to sp lit popular show, a musical satire son Tapes” quite willing to Judge his fellow Q-8-7-6-8; Hearts, 7, Diamonds, three bricks at one time. An­ probing the West Coast draft niaster at Harrow School to bEised on Miss Coho’ s recollec­ Msinchester Drive-Ih — "Dr. bridge players. A-K-J-6-4-2: Club*, 6. other mEin jumped over three case but he did not appear to "Young Wterton,” the Cart ‘T H E WAY majoring In biologicalr sciences, r - “ ® T„ testify. ForemEinJUchard Attenborough tions of the hey-day of burles- Phlbes” , 8:46; "Count Yorga It was quite clear that West What do you sayf people and, with hls foot, crack­ AlrmM™HM^d^^F^^Snencer ^**^*** ® member Of the faicul- Children’s MusIceU ’Theatre at had the king of clubs. T1»e ques- Answer: Bid one diamond. ed a thick board. Ra^o Havana announced production. I HEARD r r ’ 0 . Storrowton this week features Bast Hartford Drive-In—“Bury tion was: WUch ® ***'*** ***?*'' July 9 that the White Cloud had Jr., a south Windsor High f ^ Nexi cEime the children con­ left Cuba after those aboard "The Uttlest Clown," Thursday An Angel”, 8:38; Angels Die the king of spades? card strength for an open^ nected 'With Milton Rtoley’s Eicro- School alumnus, now of Ato- morning at 11. Hard" 10-20 The answer came not frran bid, but your unusual dtetribu- had paid fines of $2,000 eEich. batic class, which to also Eqxm- WANTED Chester, has graduated the U.8. ______Openlng tonlg^it at 8:46 at the gast’ Wiiidsor Drive-In-“M11- what anybody had done but Uon more than makes up for The four were among 18 Ameri­ by John Gruber sored by the Coventry Recrea­ Rlr Force weapons mechanic ^ Trianirle 'Hieatre In Ivorytown Playhouse Is “ FV>rty cans swapped for four Cuban course. He is being assigned to “ ® Th^re in lion Dollar Duck”, 8:36; "Ring from something West had not ^ weaknew. ^ tion Commission. The children Clean, Late Model CEtrats,” stEUTlng EleEuior Park­ of Bright Water” , 10:20 done. West had P®®®®^ ®v®'" Wd ^ rebld t ^ e p ^ e s ^ fishermen jailed in the United Homestead AFB,^a. for duty I^rtormem exhibited their skills with exer­ er. PerformEinces through Fri­ States. with a unit of the T’acUcal Air Walnum and Pamela Meadows Drive-In - "Dr. three diamonds and agate wer openly — ' cises, stunts and tumbles. U S E D C A R S ^tn a ^11 oi the Tacucai Air continue In their roles In day are at 8:46 p.m., Saturday Phlbes” 8:30; "Count Yorga four spades. He would not have teg six diamonds and five So far 10 persons have been Dr. Blemer Nagy was burled Nagy would have wsmted them ■When the soccer game stEirted oommana. ^ “Lo and Behold.” Performances at 6 Eind 0:30 p.m. Vampire” , 10:30 kept sUent If he held two kings spades. arrested In the Los Angeles Top Prices Paid to give the performance de­ between the AmericEins and the area on charges they evaded this afternoon from the First f ttie comedy will be staged Continuing In repertory at the Blue-Hills Drive-In — "Wll- opposite a forcing two-bid and For All Makes! spite the fact that he ^ d not Miss Margaret Elaine Wat- vniurs^y FtegUsh, the weather WEis ex­ the draft by claiming to be un­ Church of Christ Congregatlontd, through Saturday American ShakespeEire Festival lard” , 8:30; “Rosem ary’s West would haye bid five General Feature* Corp. live long enough to complete son, dmighter of Mr. Euid Mrs. tremely hot and humid. FYsink dergoing orth^ontlc treatment. CARTER CHEVROLET in West HEutford. He died FYl- evening. Theatre in Stratford are Shake­ Baby’’ , 10:20 the final rehearsEtl. E. Ellsworth Watson of 1344 El- Morse scored the first goal for Coast Guard Information offi­ day evening at his home in West Tonight through Saturday,' the speare’s “ Merry Wives of VTnd- Youngsters put their hearts—and backs—into a tug of war. C O .. INC. Dr. Nag;y was responsible for iwton Rd has been named to mrougn »aiuraay sor” Eind •"The Tempest,” ,Euid the Americana In the first quar­ cer Chuck Barrentlne SEiid in Hartford. Known locally, nat- over 100l00%rofesslonal professional produc'produc- Musical Theatre In 1229 Main St. he spring semester dean's list Eugene O’NelU’s "Mourning Be­ ter, but the English tied the C oventry Miami the Courageous will es­ ticnally and even IntemaUonELlly tions in addition to his work at Wallingford features television Buffalo Roam Park cort the White Cloud to Mon­ at the University of MEilne. comes Electra,” with perform- gEime In the third quarter when Phone 649-5238 for his work in opera, his loss Hartt. For ten years he wEis star Jim Nabors, who gained EDMONTON, Alta.—Elk Is- SubaUtute Correspondent Einces Eis follows: "M erry Ssmdy McIntyre mEide a goal. tego Bay, Jamaica, where will be keenly felt, particularly the professional producer of fame eis Corner Pyle on the tend NationEd Park, a 7&-*quare- MEirgEU'et'Slowlck of 9 Buck- Wives,” Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. A T i a n e s f * Tile AmericEins once Eigate took First Dance at Hartt College of Music where the Central <31ty Productions, Andy Griffith Show Eind then mile area 30 miles eEist of Ed­ lEuid Rd. will substitute els the and Thursday mEitteee at 2; the lead in third quarter when ! he had been stage director and the summer festiVEil at Aspen, starred In hls own series, monton, la the lEuigest fenced South Windsor correspondent Mitch Bendzans scored, but designer of Hartt Opera produc- "Comer Pyle-USMC." Singer, "Tempest,” Wednesday at 7:30 wUd-EuilmEd preserve In Canada, Colo. In addition he had staged mm. England’s Icm Woodward bounc­ For British tiens for many years. p.m., Saturday and Sunday mat- Elk, mooee, mule deer, numer- If people teem to m um ble- works for the New York City ®^® Africa, and in the Coventry-to-Coventry pro­ mild haairibag loaa can maka con­ at Harrah’s Club in Lake Tsihoe, scored, but the gEime ended In his native town. Subsequently he tion. BEislcally, this is rear-pro- Europe are covering the'current I^anchestF ^ gram, leading off with a dinner versation tound blurred. Hospital Notes Nev. He will be wi stage at Oak­ a tie when WoodWEud made sm­ went to Vienna and came to the jectlOn of slides on the back- National Playwright Conference dance at Flsmo’s in Bolton on Let ue put your mind at nat. dale, tonight through FVIdav at RllS b f. -na • HUl IDN NdlCH other goal for the English. Final United States in 1939. walls of theatrical settings, al­ Vlsltteg hours are 12:S0 to 8 8 :30 Eind Saturday at*7 £ind runs through Sunday at FMday night, and ending with Get a FR EE alactronio baaxint “ X O N lG H r' score was 3-3. Oddly enough, his doctorate lowing virtually i n s t a n t P-ni- In all areas except ma- 10:30 p.m. the Eugene O’Neill Memorial yesterday’s town'wlde picnic. teat with a Baltona audhanatar. Theater Center In Waterford. One Injury Thie takaa blit a faw minutaa, and was in law Find political science, chEinges of scenery EUid great temRy where they are 2 to 4 Oakdale producers Ben Segal 'While some of the events In deaidte the fact that all hls life flexibility of production. andfuid 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Bob Hall present a special IMine There was one Injury during this year's three-week program thare'a no obligation. Coma in. he was Intimately allied with tee xhls principle is In wide use In ------feature for the children tomor- ^nal week include ‘iThe Morgan G ruesom e the gam e; EteglEmd’s Paul Hay­ of activities suroundlng the visit phone, or write to d a yf theater, and even studied under Europe, pEudlculEU-ly In the Admitted Thursday: Elizabeth a„d Wednesday at 11 am. Yard,” by Kevin O’Morrison; wood hurt hls knee during the from Oovetntry, Engtend, are the legendary Max Reinhudt, anjajjer, CermEui c ^ r a houses, GawUca, Lawrence St., Rock- an,j 2:30 p.m. each day. Bob “The Complaint Department C u rse s! action. Reports say that he will repeats of successful events be on crutches for six days due He also had,, a degree In . median- R/MIa IW foundAVU14U only U8UJT aCk limited UJltJVCU v^:_Heldl------' --- Sdmelder, Robin Susan of Sesame Street, Closes at Five,” by Edward M- from the first visit three years to a strained HgEiment. ical engineeiing, so he was a acceptance______in______country.. It Vemoix; Francis Poggle,_____ Bob ,___ fi.m McGrath .atux Eind Loretta Long, Cohen; “ Bruce,” by Gerry Oar- Eigo, the dinner dance WEm a thoroughly well-rounded tedlvl- — ■ — ------• “Ihe. American soccer team Jo(mi IX-tfal*r teorou^y weU-romd^ Eilways worked well In HEurtt Egj^ Rd., Ellington; Claire gj^j. jjj Happy Time,” a pr^ “Ishtar,” by Robert Roes; "first” and a highly successful Diitritmior HUMH 8 t E R V W E S tool design- productions where bud- Yllle; John Lockwood, Hunting- j,y visual aides designed to both and Zoowolskl,” by John E. Sed- Soccer members. FYiur 16 min­ The event WEis limited to ute quEirters were played. lak. adults only, and w eis a complete ilELTOm HIARIlia SEIIVIOE Pheaa Upon hls arrival In this coun- *^*Dr ^NE^became a natural ®‘®> oiam lw lS n^^R M te^; ^’^.^^f’i j ^ ^ ’^fl^turteg the During the gsime, the smaller sellout, with several couples Fratt Strtet, HaitraN. Oaaa. 141-1114 Curtis Beck, ______...____ _ , childreh enjoyed' a Punch and W ho were unable to secure space g Gentlsmse: Plsaie tend ms at no obligation: Biblical Measure Judy Elhow, pr^ented by David, for eating arriving later In the partment VINCENT PRICE • JOSEPH COTTEN V‘ TO BISSEII BBiU'.f f 7 If A! :ig □ I woaM liU an appointmsnt for FREE Audlematrie Ta«t ima a i<« Isa’S * S ’ 'X IIM Al fllUf HIUS AVINUI 14, Douglas, 11, and Chris, 6, evening for the dancing. Some himself with Hartt. HI* first pro­ in such songs as "I’ve Got Gregoiy Eind two grEindchlldren.’ both Rockville; (Christine Lunn, Rhvthm” and “EmbraceaWe ***® >®*«tti of a span was Bitch. Douglas made (he pup­ 76 couples attended the affair. g □ Froa lookUt "Llfo Con Bo Wondorful" ductions for Hartt were von Sup- KeUy Rd.. South Windsor. . the distance between the Up of pets used In the show. The plot Dinner-goers Indulged in the pe’s "Ten Maidens and ' no Hb to ^ survived by a broth- ' J N a m s ------Discharged Thursday: Mikolaj nt Hia Cewvinnapd Onera tt>e thumb and the Up .of the ■vMrTMSwirNni... called for Pundi to be always Man,” and Hindemith’s “Here Zoltan. game of "CEm you spot the Sullma, New, Britain; Stanl^ «ttl® Anger when the hand Is iTW O-nnY A CAKLOAD Mtting someone over the heed; British” during the evening, A d d m t------■— ;— — and There.” He was a strong Tarasek, Brooklyn St., Latrenda ”^® °P«“®^ “ “ can be. TWa he finally was eaten by a Eidvocate of opera in EngUsh, many noting that while there I C ity ------BrasweU. West Mate St., and g “ j^ ecS ^ n ^ " G l£ ^ approximately nine Inches. COLOR AT iMMIAA . crocodile. The show was a suc­ H C | | and Itertt productions are.Eil- An AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Pic1ur*e«l was little difference In the way Brown Beauty cess Emd gave three perform- the women dress, one could ways In that tongue. all RockvUle; Colynne KeUy and Goldfarb.” play In a traditional ------“ CO HIT” Emces. happy musical that will run sometimes spot the British men Together with Dr. Moshe Riles Blacks son, Riverside Dr., Vernon; After the Boccer match, the through Aug. 14. because of their dEirker and Paianov, Hartt pioneered in Jeaimtee 2!abka Euid daughter. commissions Emd boards con­ The name of the game to com­ IGA, lOHEia «««* heaider suits. full scale operas Eind hEis SLOUGH, EnglEind (AP) — Grave Rd., South Windsor. ducted their various contests for edy at the Nutmeg Summer Sllfctherelsa On the dance floor, though, all earned an enviable reputation Slough’s first Miss Black Eind the children. The Board of Wel­ Playhouse in Storrs this week, dancers responded similarly to for the productions. They gave Beautiful co^itest ended in dis­ fare supervised a tug of war; the world premieres of VTl- when a double bill opens tomor­ ’42 SHOWN DiAKiY the music of Eddie Valente and sension when the losing lovelies Planning and Zoning, a balloon liam Schuman’s “The Mighty Berlin Couple row night at 8:16 at the Univer­ » COLOR •V UOVIItAI flgn.-lbBt*. l:8MM«iia-7:S»«i49 1:M • 3:80'5:80 hls band, which played music 7:80 • 0:80 race; Elconomic Development, a CEUiey,” D o u g la s Moore’s complained the winner wEisn’t sity of Connecticut’s JorgMisen FlL-flat. lM 4«N4M ^M 'Ut86 for every mood Eind taste, rang­ game of pin the tall on the don­ black enough. Hurt in Crash T h e a t r e . “Adaptation,” by STARTS WED. largato H«ir TW if K J f c J v O x ing from the wsUtz through jazz Ule'relwittiig'tDtdlyoacJxwit “ White Wings,” Arnold Fltin- "EVEX. KNIEVEL” key; Conservation, a push the chetU’s "Game of Cards,” suid The title was won Sunday r»T /-Anttj- TOi A - , Blaine May, to a spirited “ tEdce and right up to some good mod­ peanut, rEice; Board of Educa­ EUe SiegmeiSter’s “Miranda night by 19-yeEir-old Amrit A n ®tt’’ on the ubiquitous television em rock. Chawla, a light brown Asian tion, a sack race and Board of ^builH AeconD inyoF Eind the Young Meui." r * ® audience participation shows. During one number, two irlslt- bom in Kenya. badly hurt Sunday night when ^ , __ Health, a rope relay. The most They gave AmericEin pre­ fhAi,. uo.i,f __ 1 j May, a comedienne, to one Ing Englishmen sat In with the "She may be beautiful but their light plane crashed near . ^ mieres of such little known half of the famed Nichols and popular games were the sack band, Allan Freeman on drums SovingsB oiilililelK SufQ nG e she definitely Eite’t black," said May duo, and directed her own race and tug of war. workings of a Colonial firearm to an audience of and Derek Carpenter on piano. works as Rossini’s "Touch­ Officials said Nicholas Ver- John Stangle of Scott Hill Rd., Bozrah, a member one West IndlEui contestEuit, play EIS well as “ Next,” the The English then attempted to FlreemEin to remembered by stone,” HEmdel’s "Deldamla,” ricchione, 67, received facial iWHAT CWNECnCIIT WMITS COIWECTICUT HEIS! of Knowlton’s Rangers, takes time to explain the fascinated children. (Herald photos by Leggitt) Mrs. Gloria Thompson. other play featured at Nutmeg, explain rugby to the Americans. ■" many for hls performEUic© 'with Euid .Gluck’s “Armlde.” Nor Miss Chawla’s prize WEis a cuts Euid a possible fractured when the two shows were In Some American boys apparently a iazz group from Coventry, were modem EuropeEui com ­ holiday in the 'West Indies. shoulder while his wife suffered New York recently. “Next” to fisr WINDSOK understood the game because Mrs. Albert Harrison, Miss England on talent night three posers neglected. A few sea­ "What good is that to a Ken- severe fEuilEil lacerations Eind a Terrence McNally’s Ironic com­ they were out on the field show­ Kimberly Harrison, Mrs. Al­ Japan’s Defense Minister years ago. sons back Heirtt gave the yEui girl?” Einother West IndlEin broken shoulder. t's Charlie... I A REPEAT B r POPVIAR REQUEST | 62 Complete fred Schimmel, Mrs. Albert AmericEui premiere of Werner edy about the trauma of a pre- * weUoot mender with ing everyone else how to play. Geoffrey Eames, who to head entrEint, Csirmel Fenton, Eisked The couple wEis taken to a the 24 k$r$l laftm ey plan' Platt, Mrs. IVEm Beckwith, Egk’s “Peer Gynt,” for exam­ Westerly, R.I., hospital and lat­ induction iteyslcEd. Perform- g M O N D A Y - TUESDAY - W EDNESDAY — — * The most frequent description of the EngUsh side of this yeEur’s the judges. ”We have fEimiUes Bible Study Dennis Platt, M is s ShEiron Quits after Tragic Crash ple. er transferred to a hospltEti In Einces of the double-comedy run used by the Americans was "It’s visit, spoke briefly Friday night and friends in the West Indies.” Muncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dr. Nagy had just completed New London, Conn. through Saturday night. ' l(ke football, sort of." ’tOKYO (AP) — Prime Min- 1ml Ichikawa, 22, parachuted sayl^ he wanted the opportun- The orgEinizer of the com ­ Church Class LaForest, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- a rehearsal for. two unusual. petition, Vlbert Scrubb, SEild if Authorities said the Verric- The Storrowton Musical Thea- msHi The Americans could not be j , ister Elsaku Sato accepted the SEifely from hto aircraft. He Eind Ity to thank all those who were modem operatic works, when he had restricted the contest to chlones had taken off from the Eastern States Exposition \ omJCMfS avmOUNCM I A U G U S T 2 -3 -4 outdone, so they put on sm ex­ Sixty - two persons completed erick Wood, Mr. and J resignation of hls defense mln- Capt. Tamotsu Kuma, flying a playing a part In tee he returned home and wEis fa­ West IndlEins, he would have airport a short time before the Park In West Springfield will be jnnym hibition of baseball done by the a three-session summer Bible ^^JillUns ^M rs’ Isteftoday in tee aftermath of second F86F as Ichikawa’s in- toj* tefr fine American hosplt- tally stricken. The operas are been In trouble with the Race plane crashed in thick brush. filled this week with the nostsU- Little League. . j oE tho Marilyn Phillips, Mrs. collision last FYiday structor, have been arrested on allty. actually monodramEis, each Relations Board. They said they apparently were que. Children’s Musical Theatre I RHINE K1 Fites and Drums study course. Looking at e j^mes Carson, Thomas LaFor- persons in north- charges of professimial negli- Eames offered special thanks featuring a single soprano. ------trying to return to the airfield these days, when co-producers The next sound was the music ‘Letter From James’,” conduct- gst, Mrs. Mabel Adamson, gence resulting in death. to Mrs. FYfiuik KulatkowsW,'Who Both are slated for production after mnnlng Into heavy fog. Ann Corio and Michael P. lan- a BrigM A MEAL FOR FOUR OR MORE at the Ancient Fifes Emd Drums ed at the Church of the* Naza- Clarence Fogg and Mr. and ® Kelklchl’ Masuhara resigned Ichikawa told police he was was In charge of tee dinner Sunday evening under the com­ nuccl open their musical VEiriety Tlie corps inarched along the rene, 236 Main St, Mrs. Sherwcod Fish, director-general of the De- flying about a mile behind dance arrangements. posite title, "PortrEilt of Two Photo Errors field playtog an example of the The evening classes were h e l d ------fense Agency to signify hls ac- Kuma and was banking his party ended r^uctantly at Women.” Uses for Honey colonial music fbr wWch they on July 14, 21 and 29 under the ^ . o m. ceptsince of moral responsl- pisme when tee captain shouted 1 a-.m. when tee band broke in Are No Mistake FOR UNDER ‘r are famous, and tee Knowlton’s direction of the Rev. J. -Grant JL^efflO ll h U g g e S t S billty for tee pilot whose F86F "Bogey-” on tee inter-plane ra- the traditional last-dance n ^ - The first is titled ’’The Me- Honey is used to alleviate Rangers gave a gun salute for Swank Jr. The study‘ outline, &® x. re t^ x jet fighter collided with tee All- dio. The sergeant said he look- ber "Good Night, Sw^teeart, dead,” and Is by the Ameri­ IRVINE, Calif. (AP)' — To hay fever, treat wounds, as can, Vittorio GlEuminl. Pamela THEATRE EAST TAKE HOME A tee audience. The color guard "The Topic Wheel of ‘James , R e m O V a l O I U r U g NijNippon Airways Boeing 727 jet. ed back and saw tee nose of ter whlch^ tee dance floor was spmee up deEidly dull listings of a center for golf balls, in anti- atlU crowded. Kucenlc will portray Medea course requirements, the Uni- freeze mixtures, to make Ice COMPLETE DINNER FOR FOUR OR MORE consisted of flags of tee U.S., highlighted the variety of m. ^ Gen. Yasuhlro Ueda, tee the airliner, but tee planes co l who reflects on the aftermath Britain and ^ Hale family, themes included In this New § tlg m a fo F V ctS chief of tee air staff, also sub- llded before he could pull away. But we can’t visit you. versity of California at Irvine cream and in cough medicines, T h e runaway bestseller Herald of her tragedy. After deceiving ^ IS u C L m ed to favor this Testament epistle. In conjunc- B mltted hls reslg;natlon, but de- A radar station that tracked Manchester Evening We can only offer SBLI direct at the bank'or by hEis added to Its general cata- according to Encyclopaedia Bri- is on the screen. me auu music and tion -with tee course material, tee airliner said it was on its Coventry correspondent Holly her father, and klUipg h®r log a folksy parade of snai>- tannlca. display of colonial music and ^ devotional schedule TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Okla- fense agency offlclEiils said It homa’s American Legion hsis had not been accepted, Eissigned course. Oantner, tel. 742-8796 mail. To find out why buying life insurance direct brother, all for the love of Ja­ shots as they might have been ______12- PIECES OF CHICKEN ALL FOR culture. from “ JEimes” was prescribed adopted a resolution calling for Sato appointed NEioml Njsh- from a mutual savings bank just has to save you son, she finds hersrif ponder­ taken by Ein Inept -visiting, cam ­ COLUMBIA PICTUflES Presents The Whlriaways demoiw^ted a presidential review board imuiu, a former director of tee ing her position as a deserted era buff. their square-dancteg ability ^d ^ ^ money, all you have to dp is ask. . . with authority to erase tee defense agency, to replace wife after slaying her two chil­ ThI shots, complete with fog­ 1- PINT OF MASHED even offered tee audience a chanc^to try. Don Atkins from cotered picture stigma of dishonor for Vietnam Masuhara. The latter had held dren to revenge herself on Ja­ ged film were purposely made Sean C o n n e iY chance to try. Dot Atkins frim j.gggntg^ jj, each one enrolled. I J | | 0 inAROBERTM.WEITMANPI)ODUCTION * chance to uy u . presented to each one enrolled. discharged as drug the job for lessi than a^monte, son. with sophisticated equipment POTATOES Ellington, the caller, also doubl- -phose in the course were Mrs. PLEASE ASK Mtmhtr P.D.I.C' addicts. since Sato reshuffled hls cabl- The other monodrama is by a university jteotographer, ed as a good singer. Raymond Williams, Winston "The‘ Human Voice" by Fran­ Mike Jones. 1- PINT OF COLE SLAW The resolution passed at tee net on July 3. state convention here Sunday The prime AVOID cois Poulenc to a text by Jesin “You have no Idea how diffi­ Anderson Taipes Cocteau. It depicts a woman’s cult it to to make every photo­ V2- PINT OF GRAVY ^f^N Sfrom ^M or- Wn" provideTToT^te^ W d te" giSd nation®''foTte^ telephone conversation 'with a graphic mistEike In the book,” ^‘aSfd rSIn^est; all gradu- addiction involving crash, the worst disaster in Hlsh -• , veterEins as a service connected aviation history, and said hls former lover who is now plan­ Jones said. ates from Coventry . T j ’ J vni-iaLv Miss Gertrude Wilson, Mr. and jig„v,iiitv It calls for per- government was studying plEins ning marriage with another. I -N -b -K 4c -N 4 c 4 c j4 c i 6- H OT BISCUITS PRESCHOOL T e l to^ec^re fo avert similar disastera. He Saundra Gosselln will be heard 'HUM'S DAYS M(;H I S * treatnient at Veterans Adminls- said Japan will witness an In- anchester is OF M in this part. Mtvi i;;' AIR unis ; esu’ly due to te e rEiln. Flah, Mrs. Sidney MacAlplne, Hospitals. , creeiae In air, sea smd lEind traf- 4K)SPITALAUinLIAnY Both sopranos feel that Dr. /J//?//ClNEMA r* .ind SATURDAY A NO-NONSENSE THRILLER REG. $ 5 ^^ VAI.IIE A concession jjlss Betty Jane Gardner, Mr. National Legion Ctommander flc cong;restion, but top priority throughout tee day selling hot Sharp, Mrs. Rob- RUSH 923 MAIN STREET FMM aoura Ml NOmM Alfred P. Chamle of Pacific will always be given to tee pro- OPHAinPOIIOTAK* |ENTiWe PARK OPEN »1 PJ>i| dogs, hamburgs, drinks and ice oodbout, Steven Godbout, ■xrr*n.iT*.r------J A N E F O N D A IS B R ILLIA N T! Pallsades, Calif., said he will tectlon of human lives, •MiMT------cream to a large ciwd. Later Thibedeau, Douglas Fish, urge every Legion post In the The fighter pilot, Sgt. Yosh- I O.K. I’M ASKING. Mail me more information on —Th* Haw Yorker in the day, some adulte arrang- j^g^^olph Fish, Mr. and Mrs. BigM ed their own bsweball game. nation to consider a similar ______Savings Bank Life Insurance — the insurance I MikcNMnis. leww iw m ee s«u 7 pjt I* le wa William Fish. proposal. Tuesday morning will find racks at Penny Saver ie*e«4ifeiiiiw7FJH*q**i*ii Also, Mrs. E. Boyd Gardner, I can save money on by buying direct IbckNkhoisoa Knitiidai fried fkkkei| Manchester Evening Herald Mrs. Richard Seavey, Mr. and packed with full range of slies in bock to school I Cl’ !'!•* .;i 8 Coventry summer correspond­ NEW! — EXCTTINO Candice Bcigea Mrs. Samuel Swain, Mr. Eind Published Dally Except Bundayi ent ’Mary LeBlanc, tel. 742-7873. Soybeans No. 1 Crop NATURAL HEALTH clothing and selections in all sizes from pre- and Holidays at 18 BIsseU Street, JcMiefondo Mrs. WUUam Cody, Mr. Mat­ Name Ags Ifancbester. Coim. I AidurGarfinkei $ thew MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. ST. LOUIS — Soybeans are tee FOOD SHOPPE schobl to college. AnnHaijrei 1.00 307 Middle Turnpike W est, Manche«ter. Eugene Shea, Mr.- Eind Mrs. ifurgest source of vegetable oil Come in now for best buy and relax tUl school Telephone 64847U doAcdd/uthefloAd A IK C.O’I merom from Pariade Extended Forecast ____Second.1 ClasiClSM I Paid at andJuksiieilier. Lynwood Wescott. and hlgh-proteln feed. They are starts. AddisM Moncbeiter, Comi. [‘ tamalKmmikdgef’ ■‘ ■$ 300 ■urmlde Avenue, East Harlfoidi Clearing Thursday,___ fair Fri- Also, Mrs. Charles MacFall, the No. 1 cEish crop of AmericEUi 3 . 0 6 BURNSIDE d£iy.'''wESn through the period Miss Melody Perry, Ellis Sed- farmers. About half tee annual HOURS: TUES. • FRIDAY 10 AJkl. • 6 PJd. Sin^graO N , RATB8 |llMeea iMieei>iiir«*iie aoio** from Martte Perk Advance it brilliant ' 9 COLOR AT 7:16-8:80 530 aURSSIDE fiVE EtST HfiFlTrORC with dally h l^ averaging 86 lacek, Thomas Harvey, Mark $s billlOT U.S. crop, from 42 THURSDAY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. I City State Zip One Year . I A faast of a fihni” 1*11 iOM I *( ( SUN. » :t w -4:40 - 7:00 - 9:00 FREE PARKING 528 -3333 Six Montlis^ . («■ r, V •. . A V ' A A A to 86 Oveml^t low will rEinge WllllEuns, Miss Deborah Col- million acres In more than 80 '* DURING AUGUST Tbree Montlis from" the mid 6i)s to low 70s. 11ns, M is s Y'vonne Godbout, states, 1s exported. Om Montb .. 1 MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE PrVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^/Ii*ANCHESTE?t. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 Tolland County Nixon’s Former Partners 4-Hers Return New England AP PU ot, M issing 38 D a y s , Sudan Threatens to Break G r^oiy Fast T V Tonight From Session Studied in Postal Pact Adds Maine To WASHINOTON (AP) — TTie bonds in October. This Is the CraCAGO (AP) — Come­ See Saturday’s TV W eek Foundl in Yukon ilds In Washington dian Dick Gregory, down to House Postal Service subcom­ first of $10 bllUon authorized by Computer Net for Oomplsta listtnga. YAKUTAT, Alaska (AP) water. Anderson said he last Congress for conatructlon 102 pounds, sa y s h e w ill fa s t saw Us father as be was swept A grou p o t Tolland County mittee staff will make a fact­ Relations with Soviet Union "for 10 years If necessary" With only the clothea on Ws postal facilities and purchase of BOSTON (AP) — ‘Ihe Bostcp down river ahead of the young­ 4-Hers just returned from at­ finding study Into selection of but will not eat solid food 6lM (t) back and acraps of food from equipment. By THIS ASSOCIATED PRESS a wainliis' from Tass that Moa-Saudi AraMa and Hassan o< hub of The Associated Preas’ (U ) ^1® <0) e r m an. President^ Nixon’s former law until the war In Southeast tending the National 4-H Citizen­ ‘"nie first $260 million sale is The Sudanese government might break relations with Morocco. new reglbnallsatton system m■*) ) AUasu EusDr an abandoned hunters’ camp, firm to help handle a '$260 mil-. Asia comes to an end. added Maine to its comtnu- (41) MeRsIs's Nan ship Short Course Conference in a drop in the bucket when you ambassadors would cut off The 2*-year-

Gary Anderson has survived an lion Issue of Postal ' Service has recalled its t)M (M) OIIHcaa’ * U a a i think of the $10 bUUon tiuit Sudan’s present source of claimed that the mini-summit Gregory marked the 100th nlcatlons-networii today. (W) News — Weather « Washington, D.C. report they bonds. '■ from Moscow and airplane crash and 88 days In eventually will be sold,” Udall arms, but file brokers, even if only 1 per cent, relations with the Soviet Union, from any other country. We olution against Hussein, but he Seeite <0> Wash., man was spotted Sunday Aim of Clown Sunday, said he wants to deter­ Uquld diet In April to pro­ their news copy through edltcn OaaiM Camera shops they attended. would be over $100 million over Egypt’s Middle East News can do without the Soviet gave no details. ’Ihe commu- wlth him when their Ug^t plane Centra} Park Saturday In which once Included Nixon and Stranded After Maine ehU file their copy to •iH (46) Newe <0> Vernon and Deborah Grant ol that time Gerald Warren, a intervention in Sudan’s internal rily c«idemn the arbitrariness called for no . concrete action made a forced landing, migkt which nearly 100 semiprofeaaion- Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. Boston Via dsdafax or wlQ file 7:M <•) Mevle Storm. White House press secretary, affairs, the Egyptian agency of the Sudanese authorities and against him. Only five of the 14 (8)^ Tralh1 er Oeaie«aeaeee (0) stlll be aUve in the rugged 'amateur clowns enter- Udall said that, after the sub­ said. insist on w immediate end to Arab chiefs of state attended Charter Flight broadcast copy directly Into the What’ e M r UaeT (0 ) Hie group toured auch nation­ said , he doubted Nixon was computer with a cathode ray ' Newe — Weather aa< mountains. tabled the idilldren present. al monuments as the Washing­ committee staff, with assis­ ’The. statement deplored the the cruel' repnssion against along with Yaair Arafat, cldef a Fsatare <0> "I feel great ... but I’m stlU But lO-year-dd Joseph’s ideas tance from the General Ac­ aware of the liirlng of hla old LONDON (AP) — The last of tube (CRT) keyboard. ton, Lincoln and Jefferson me­ firm. "vile propaganda campaign” Communists and other progres- of t^ AI Fatah guerrilla orga- 1:M (fM W Tnm A B M ’e Nre a little dingy. I haven’t ' recov- about being a laugh-maker counting Office, make^ its by the So\det press because of sive forces in the country." ’The nlsation. nearly 160 Americans stranded The CRT resembles an elec­ ▼lew » <0) morials, the Capitol building. at London airport for four or tric typewriter'’’except that the (■» This Is Year Ufa (C> ered from the emotional ex- couldn’t be much dlfferait than W hite Houbb, Library ol Con- study and report, the subcom­ the crackdown <»i the Sudanese hourly newscasts carried aim- Kadafl also attacked two (M) Marie Oaiae five days by a charter airline’s perience," Anderson said Sun- the others. "I love to iMe the mittee will decide whether to Communists following their un- ilar declarations. radical guerrUla- groupe, the copy appears on a televislon- (U ) Let’s Maha a Peal <0> . gress and the Smithsonian Inatl- refusal to take ttem flew back SiM day nigU after being flown to uttle klda happy," he said, successful attempt to overthrow Elsevdiere in the Arab world, .Popular Front for the Llber- Uke screen where editing Is tuUon. hold public hearings. to New York today on ached- <•) BasehaU (0) this Bouthem Alaska coastal "i have a real soft qwt In my R A N G E A N D Numalri last month. ’Ihe Bulga- Ubyan leader Muammar Ka- ation of Palestine which staged performed electronically. (U) Whea Stars were Stars In addition the delegates at­ The staff also will check Into The computer r’^ cn al center <4S) Newlywed O aa e <0> community. heart for the little klda," be add- what, If any, role Peter Flani­ FUEL O IL ______rian Embassy in Khartoum had daft complained______abouta Js „ tended workshops at the Na­ is the i»«duct of years of in- •;M <46) It Was a Teiy Oaa« Year "I could hear planes and I ed. tional 4-H Center In Chevy gan, special assistant to the been accused of a major role In disunity and attacked Arab the Popular Democratic Front. Nearly 100 of the tourista flow StM (I) MayhenyM ariteny Bni ~ <0 ) could see one occasionally,’’ — ------— GASOLINE the plot to oust Niunalrl and in- monarchs for falling to support He said khey were "mainly oc- Sunday nlg^t, some using teiudve study of new technology (IM W M erie (O) Chase, Md. Here, along with President, had In selection of - - ... ._ .. ... ' credit cards and the others ua- available for news trahs- (4») Merie (O) said Anderson, who loot more the 600 other detegates from 14 underwriters for the bonds. stall a pro-Communist regime. the iPalestinlan guerrilla move- cupied with theories and phllo- •iM »> Deris Dsy 8hew B <0 ) than 60 pounds during his or­ OwU Shun Wttod* mission. The AP Is the first to explore such subjects as citi­ Dillon, Read & Co., a New chance to explain the motives Jordan. of freedom and with fighting.’’ ~ someone would see me even­ MH jWAUKEE — Two species COMPANY, INC. same' arrangement In the wrid to employ these ai)*BaJSS* t Sm ST'***' zenship, the teen role In today’s behind the campaign against Speaking at a news confer- The right-wing Beirut news- tu a lly ." of owls, the snowy and the aliort- York investment firm of which us," said one hlgh-mnking ence Sunday in ’TripoU, Kadafl paper Al Ahayat reported today Officials at Lcmdon airport techniques, U:M (3A-1S4MM«> News ' — eand, differ from other owls world, conformity and race rela­ Flanigan was an official before said Universal Alrilnea refused The qrMem alma at providing MMUber B 8|iwti ' ations and guerrlHa bases In Jordan. It spaces, not In deep woods. Congressman Robert Steele, in The new U.S, Postal Service Aliways. charter and to switch terprise reporting and at faster *’*'^*** eggs he found In campflre Rockville 875-3274 ’Ihe executions of leaders of refrain from contributing arms said the bases would be used his office and discussed hla plans to Issue $280 million In hnea was against U.& regu- and more efBclent tranamiaslon l:M —Niayer A ashes at a hunter’s camp at the the attempted coup was accom- and men In support of the Pales- only to lauitch attacks against Oft (0> Junction of the Alaek and Tat- views on law enforcement and' pcuiied by Increasing criticism Onlan cause." He named no Israel and would be un^r the *^**®“ ’ “ ** P«M«>«er said of jiews, Newi — Frajrar A the drug situation. Special some of those refused a ride The computer In Boston Is shenahlni Riven. from the Soviet Union and Its names, but presumaUy he was joint supervlskm of Egypt and Oft "IS speakera the group listened to home had flown over on Uni- part of the AH’s naAonwlde re- ‘ Tliey were laying In the allies, climaxiiig Sattuday with referring to Kings Faisal of Saudi Arabia. In return, the Bdaoaliosal TV (M) included Don Ingalls from the versal, one said she was told glonalliatlon larogram wfalch sand but I dusted them off," he U S TE N T O guerriUas must refrain from Mmiay, Aesut 2 said. ‘"There wasn’t much so I American BYeedom from Hun­ Wrecking Walls for Renovation her grovqp was not a bma Ade sets up a series of similar er- PM ger Foundation and Carrol W. political activity in Jordan. The travel club, and others said ations across the nation, •:M S e n n e Stawet B (O) stretched it out as long as I Happiness /s - - - Tolland County p f^ r said Huaaeln and guer­ 1:M Lri>i Take PietaiM co u ld ." Cagle, press secretary to Sen. Smashing walls is part of the job of renovating a building for with the Youth Commission and interested citizens. Work -to they were told their {dane left Already estahllahed are re- “Special Ttanaa’’ "Touring with Cninton Anderson of New Mexi­ rilla leaders responded favor­ tbe day before.. glonal centers In Atlanta, Kan- T:iS javM Ohea Oaake He still had aome food when use as a teen center in the Manchester Recreation Area. Nor­ be done includes blocking some windows and replacing glass ably to the Irfan when Tunisian ‘ ‘Chinese D eierts" Almond rescued. co. man Pierce, left, work coordinator, pulls out a stud while Steve in others with unbreakable panes, electrical installations and AN AIR-CONDITIONED UUNDROMAT OrevlUe Janher, a Laborite sas'Clty and Chicago. Others float A fried custard. The week’s activities officially Tolland Family First Hosts Foreign Mlnlater Mohammed member 6f Parliament, said he are planned for Ootumbus, SiMWsrid Fiaee <0> Canadian jrfanea began the Labonne ' Werkhoven, center, and Fran Moriarty, volunteer workers, rip repairs, carpentry and painting. The center, scheduled to open Maamaudl dlscuased It with t:W BeellWtn (Ol search for his father, Kenneth ended on Friday night with a TUE$DAY SPECIAL ■ COIN-OP DRY CLEANING would raise the queation of Ohio; Philadelphia, Dallas, "The Quiet Xuvasien’ ’ —Docu­ candlelight ceremony. 'Hie trip out wallboard. The refurbishing of the building is being done in October, will be under the direction of the Park and Rec­ them during a tour of the such charter flight mixUpa In Seattle and Los Angetai. Wayne Anderson, Just houn af­ 8 LBS. — $1.50 For Brazilian 4-H Delegate mentary treeing history of was made possible for the rroi- under the supervision of Brotherhood in Action in cooperation reation Department. (Herald photo by Leggitt) Middle East. the House of Commons, "in- '------. Chinese ImmlsraUon to all ter the younger Andersoif was Travel World" parts of world. land County delegates by grants ' ______Amid all the Arab talk, an le­ nocent people are becoming picked up by three persons out QUALITY SPEED QUEEN EQUIPMENT The Robert Smiths of Rt. 30, sion homo economics programa. patrol kUled three Arab lt;W Bvenlns at Peps <0) from the County Advisory Com­ victims of tills International 3 Houn For Lunch for a Sunday jrfane ride. road and flipped. Price was not Tolland, will be the first of six For the last two weeks of hla ui a brief clash today Anderson and his father were mittee and the Connecticut 4-H hurt, police said. U.S. To Share stay In ’Tolland County Mabuchl mesa over charter Aylng,” he Development Fund. Drug Center area families to welcome a on the outaUrta of Oasa City, told newsmen. NOUMEA—New Galedonia’s Busts Qumged en route from Anchorage to on Radio Viet Action Light, DELGON LAUNDliOMAT - 309 GREEN RD. will stay with die Ifraiard C. Old Secrets On the Israeli military command capital, Noumea, la called the Juneau June 24 when they w en ’The Drug Advisory Center A written warning for follow­ young Japaneee-BraxlUan into Steams family in Mansfield. said. ’Ihere were no army casu­ “Paris of the Pacific." Fash- ROME — Julius Caesar hid forced down by bod weather. in Jesse Lee House at 48 ing too closely was g;lven to Hil­ their homes under the Intema- Steams Is a partner In the W. J. WINF Nuclear Power , alties. lonable boutlquea and side- hla baldnesa beneath a wig and Neither man was Injured when Vernon Hartford Rd., is observing da C. Baker, of 288 Porter St., Steams Dairy Farm which oper­ Tolland Uonal Farm Youth Exchange walk cafes crowd tree-lined a laurel wreath. So stylish were the Stinson pontoon plane landj^,. Pullback Continues the following schedule: and a written warning for a de­ ates a 600-cow dairy farm as "1230" BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — P rogra m . ’The Israelis began ‘dla- streets and landscaped wigs In ancient times that aome ed on the river, Anderson said. Library ‘Safari’ Monday through Saturday, fective signal light was given to \Qtsu8hige Mabuchl, 83, was well as retailing about 6,000 SAIGON (AP) — Only small were killed. It was the 7,877th The prospect of talks with the tributing a leaAet to Oasa citi­ Little League aquaru. Resldente take three- Roman bust# were fitted with The irfane csqisised in the 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Albert T. DoyonI' 53, of 42 Hyde chosen as an outatanding youth sporadic clashes were reported aircraft reported lost In the quarts of milk per day. zens promising "honorable and hour lunch breaks, a custom atone wigs that cou ld b e current and threw both .men, DAILY 10:55 A.M. Ends Saturday A telephone backup ser­ St. yesterday afternoon after an United States on Its hitherto se­ leader by his local 4-H Club. At again today in Vietnam and Vietnam war. Others In the community axe humane treatment" to any Wins Baseball inherited from France. changed as wig fashions did. wearing life Jackets, iilto the vice is available Monday accident on Main St. cret method of making nuclear home in Brazil he lives cn a 27- Invited to partlc4;>ede in the pro­ guerrUlaa who give themselves Cambodia as the U.S. Com­ The command reported B62 toBfRT X SMim^ Children participating In the through Saturday from 8 fuel was welcomed today by COMPLETE acre farm \riiich produces poul- gram which alma to foster un­ Championship mand announced another 2,900- bombers flew three raids In up. summer reading program at p.m. to 3 a.m. Sometime Saturday night a tiy and silkworms. He has al­ man troop cutback. the executive commission of derstanding between people as a The leaflet, signed by the Rockville Junior Library have Q u a n g ’Tri province—one For drug advisory Infor­ rock was thrown through a win­ SINCE 1914 ready spent three months in the foundation for worid peace. It m the Boya League chamfl- An American spbkesman said the European Common Market. military governor o t the Strip, one more week to complete against an enemy Infiltration mation, call: 647-9222. dow at Dick’s Shell station at 653 United States visiting In Kan­ la qMnsored by the National 4-H naiia on gueiTlllas to "follow lonriiip game played In Tolland there were 226,300 U.S. troops route 13 miles north of Khe The commission recalled that INSURANCE their book reports as the pro- Center St. sa s. ^ Foundation and carried out by the example of their brothers Saturday the Ooventry team in Vietnam last ’Thursday, the Sanh and just below the demi­ it has been working since 1967 g;raun ends Saturday. on ideas for joint Installation of ’Ihe Smiths are looking for­ the Cooperation Extraalon Serv­ who only a few days ago filed emerged as winher to r the aea- smallest force in five and a litarized zone, the others ’The theme of the program A soft drink machine at Maple the six member countries to ward to meeting him at Brad­ ice. Mias Carol Hagen is chair­ acrosB the border and opchel son after beating Mansfield 14 to half years. An average of 14,000 has been a safari across .Mrica. against troop concentrations Super Service station. Spruce produce enriched uranium. ’Hiis SERVICE ley Field when he arrives Aug. man of the local committee today Surrender to us and re- 9. A ctuuKdattai game was also Police Log On Saturday, the book reports GIs a month are leaving the Eind bunker complexes seven St., was damaged Saturday 12. Hla special Interests are making the jdana. celve humanitarian treatment" played with the New Britain Is now furnished largely to Eu­ will be turned over to a panel country. President Nixon has mUes northeast of Khe Sanh night. ropean power plants by con­ youth development projects, In the peat two weeks, 99 team wlnidng over ToUcuid, 7 to promised to cut troop strength and 19 miles south of Cam Lo. ARRESTS crop and livestock production, guerrillas fleeing King Hus- 4 . of Judges who will choose the tract with the U.S. Atomic best report in each age group. to 184,000 men by Dec. 1. South Vietnamese helicopters Philip A. Becker, 21, of A mini-bike was stolen from Energy Commission. -hnd, for fun, sports and Ashing. sein’a crackdown in Jordan >nie Tolland All-Stars are ALL SILVER REFLATING Field reports said enemy reported tactical air strikes REAL Bolton Children Storrs, charged with- speeding the yard of a home at 46 Whit­ Natural uranium lightly en­ ’There may be somewhat of a have surrendered to the IsrheU to play tiie Nbw Mrs. Louella Denley, head of the Junior wing, reports that gunners fired 30 mortar roimds killed 200 enemy and destroyed Saturday night on Center St. ney Rd, Saturday night. riched with uranium 235 Is used language problem as Mabuchl Britain AH-Star team Sunday in into a South Vietnamese base 10 houses In Cambodia, 22 ESTATE speaks Portugeee and Japanese, Help Camp Fund 7(X) children registered for the Court date Aug. 16. In power plants. Much more JERUSALEM (AP) — Joseph Staidey Park, Hew Britain, camp near ’Tay Ninh, wounding Morris Arco Station on Center which the Smiths do not, how­ program, with about 4 actu­ miles southwest of Neak Luong heavily enriched Uranium is A group of 16 boys and girls asalatant eocretary of starting at 2 p.m. 10 soldiers, but spokesmen in on the Mekong River. James J. ’Thibodeau, 24, of St. was broken into sometime used to make nuclear weapons, ever he is now In the proceias of from the Mt f^mer a«a In ^ to- ' To Attend Worfcabop ally participating. Children learning English, and they feel vriio . have read the required Stalgon reported only one mor­ Reported ground fighting was East Hartford, charged with over the weekend, but apparent­ In Western Europe, only Brit­ Bolhxi raised $60.63 for Camp lUdiard Olson, principal of REDUCED 20% tar round and "light casu­ failure to carry license and ly nothing was taken. ain and France possess such It will be a valuable experience number of books and reported limited to two small skirmishes Kennedy Friday by running a Tolland High School, will attend alties." weapons. for all concerned. Including the on them will attend the "honor In the northern part of South failure to carry registration. series of activities and a twoKlay woikaiMp on Ugh No charge for straightexiiiig* ’Ihe U.S. Command said a Vietnam In which Saigon troops He was arrested Saturday af­ ’Two tires and wheels were In a press statement issued Smiths’ two daughters, 17 and refreshments. The money has roll” party to be held Aug. 17. school evaluation Aug. 19 and 20 light observation helicopter was clsdmed killing 10 of the enemy ternoon at Main St. and Middle removed from a par owned by today, the commission reported 13, and son , 16. been placed bi the Camp Ken- ® ^ At the party there will be mov­ at WllUama OoDege In WUUama- shot down 22 miles aoutheast of Tpke. after being‘ stopped and Peter Asvestas of 68 Schaller that on July 14 the United ’The Smiths were a host fam­ nedy Patch Fund. fenae Mbiiatpr Moahe Dayan, ies, refreshments and prizes without suffering slfiy casu­ tewn, Maas. given written warnings for il­ Rd., while It was parked at States offered member coun­ ily a few years ago'to a girl Foreign Minister Abba Eben, DURING AUGUST ONLY awarded. Hue and two crew members alties. ^ineThe group nciuheld g^es. games, suow- show- premter Ylgal Alton, Embroidered Handbags legal muffler and no front fen­ Burnside Auto Body on New tries and Britain talks on U.S. MC. from England and Mrs. Smith Welcome Mtea Oonneeticut ed movies, conducted tractor ______. _ . . ‘Ti. The Fine Arts committee of der. State Rd. over the weekend. techniques. It said it shared the. remembers It as a “resdly fan­ rides, and sold hdtdogs, ham- assistant, Alfred lillss Priscilla Doyle of Ver­ be accessible to the workers, tastic’’ experience. They expect Atherbm. Tolland Juntor Women’s U.S. views that the demand for burgers, grinders and soft non who will represent Con­ Gotham Luring the commission urged per- enriched uranium for power INSURANSMimS SINCE ISli to take their visitors to the The latest conversations * workshop in Paul J. Bullano, ,26,. ol 49B Several stereo tapes were d rin ks.. necticut In the Miss America mlssicn of multiloft construc­ plants is rising all over the Grange Camp in Wnchester promised to be as tougb as making embroidered handbags Industries Back Rachel Rd., charged with oper­ taken from a car parked on Those participcdbig were: pageant, wUl be presented the tion, use of city funds to help Branford St. Saturday liight. world and therefore It wel­ Center but haven’t completed those last week, Israeli sources <»» Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the subsidize high-rise industrial ation of an unregistered motor 649-5241 Mike, Mark and Gary Oulette; key to the town by Mayor NEW YORK (AP) — In an comed the U.S. offer to make many other plans as yet for the said. A communique said the home of M!ra, A. Scolt Werner buildings and low rent, in the vehicle yesterday morning on available all necessary Infor­ 963 STRICT, MANCHESTER Peter and Jay McCarrick; BUI Frank McCoy, Friday at 1 p.m. effort to combat the departure A new house at ’Tlmrod and two-week stay. talks were "practical, open and Glen Dr., Tolland. manner of the housing author­ Oakland St. Court date Aug. 16. mation. It noted that the United ((iround Floor Next to Houie & Holol and Laura Cavanaugh; Lynn „ at the Administration Building. of corporations from the city as Gardner Sts. was vandalized From Aug. 26 to Sept. 9, MA- Bulletin Board ity. States said financing and secur­ and Glen Kawam; Gwen and ft7“ toly.___ . In the evening from 7 to 9, well as the influx of unskilled over the weekend. buchi will live with the Kermeth The Ptaumbig and Zoning Oom- First priority imder the pro­ Dennis R. Hartley, 25, ol 27 ity partlculariy would have to Gall SecchiaroU; Ttom Behllng; diplomat arrived , ... Miss Doyle will be honored at workers, the City Planning ElUs family In Hebron. They posals would go to rebuilding Kerry St., charged with Ille­ be negotiated. Kevbi Julian; Matthew Dresel- Wednesday to press for IsraeU a reception to be held at the Commission has unveiled a operate a 180-cow d^ry farm ly and Greg Mahon. flexlbUtty on bargaining for a meefttag tonlgnt at 6 In the Town the older, more accessible in­ gal passing, Saturday night on A U.S. announcement said and for them It’s a kind of re­ Elk’s Carriage House, North plan to Increase Jobs while lur­ Saline Water Stored Camp Dteector Harry Smith partial EgypOan-IsraeU settle- ______dustrial areas, which are most­ Main St. Court date Aug. 16. last week the offer also had turn v isit In that >cne o f the EUls Pairk St. Anyone interested is ing the companies back. has announced addittonal do- ment that would reopen the Board of Selectmen Will ly alpng the East River. Over ST. LiOUIS — Large amounts been made to Japan, Canada girls served as an IPYE dele­ In Invited to attend. Mrs. Frank In the program, called "Plan­ 200 industrial sites in the ACCIDENTS of saline water, perhaps as and Australia, It made plain gate to Ceylon In 1903. nations to Wednesday’s OanU- Suez Canal. McCoy, Mrs. MUton Tedford much as 40,000 cubic miles of val Day from: Westown Phar- ’Ihe conferences are expected ™® Town BaH. ning for Jobs,” the commission Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens Donna J. Calderwood, of 87 that the offer Is only to talk Next, on Sept. 9 he will visit and Godfrey Stuckart are in says It is seeking to create 100,- It, are stored naturally In rocks macy, Harrison’s Stationers, to' deal with Israel’a conditions were also recommended for re­ Vernon St., was charged with ab<»t the gaseous diffusion pro- the Robert Bechtold family in charge. at various depths under exten­ Fairway Store, Marlow’s, and for such a partlai arrangement. _^^**^**V*'.. Keening HMald 000 new jobs In an additional 40 building. making an unsafe turn, after ceM," which the United States Coventry where the Rev. B «h- Bazaar sive areas of the 'United States. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rlstau. ’The______main ^problem______revolves______Tolland nbslituto Mneipoadsnt___ million square feet of space by her car was In collision with a has been using since the first told is pastor of the Second Con­ 1880. Other recent contributions around any troop withdrawal In J®*® Unton, tel. 878-2886. St. Joseph’s Church wjll hold car driven by Bryan F. enriched uranium was pro­ gregational Church and Mrs. its annual bazaar, Aug. ^ 4 on The report, released Sunday, Forgotten Origins Krause, 28, of 10 Ralph Rd., duced on a large scale in World Bechtold la chairman of the 4-H are cookies, from SBss Beverly onnnA/»nnn with the reopening ------:------Mutual Firms Lead Brooks of 177 ShaUow Brook of canal. the church grounds at the comer notes that the unskilled workers So well have some flowers Saturday^ morning on E. Center War II. It Is not offering any Town Committee. Bride$* Age 23 of Uhlon and West streets. are unable to follow their cor­ done in adopted lands that their St. '(iq NEW YORK — Mutual hfe- data on the more experimental P rom Sept. 23 through O ct. 7 Lane; and brownies, from Mrs. Sisco Wants an IsraeU com- Joseirfi Banning of 99 W. Mid­ Joseph GUI Is general chair­ porations and move to the sub­ origin is forgotten. Holland’s insurance companies, about 10 centrifuge process. This Is suit­ he will stay with the Kenneth TCHCYO — T he a v era g e m a r­ man of the event which Is spon­ urbs, because of community re­ tulip, for instance, originated In A car driven by Gordon 'W. per cent of all insurance firms, able for smaller scale operation dle Tpke. ously.” ’The Israelis are reluc­ B E F O R E [ Holton was a 4-H extension riage age in Japan is now 28 AFTER sored by the combined societies sistance. Turkey and the conquistadors Price, 16, of East Hartford, went provide about 53 per cent of the and could be more readily used tant to withdraw without strong Holton was an 4-H extension yean for brides and 27.2 for of the church. Proceeds go to To lure the companies back returned from Mexico to Europe out of control on Wetherell St. life-insurance protection in the by a small country that wanted guarantees the vacated territo­ agent in Hartford County and an brldegroogona. TUa year 1468,000 the church building fund. to the city, where they would with the “ French” marigold. yesterday afternoon, ran off the nation. to make a nuclear weapon. Less Spun Yam Used ry wUl nfibers still rising. . . this is an excellent time to annual vacation. The monthly jimoto is a nadve of Hawaii and and 77 per emt by qnm yam. Artiel* Is empU^ed by ’Travelers In­ In 1960, chemical flbera account­ take advantage of these low, low prices to R ig . Sal* Price meeting of the Board of Direc­ tors will be held Aug. 10, as surance Co. and his wife an of­ ed for only U per cent of the w TSw rA ilm Summn* Fum itupe Sate have your worn silverware, antiques and Teapot $3L50 $ 2 5 .2 0 fice worker ]^t Rockville High output, spun yam for 89 per scheduled, at the Country Squire ^hool. She is active in exten- cen t. family heirlooms replated like new. These Creamer 16.50 1 3 .2 0 Restaurant. Day In,..Day Out... 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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVfifftNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 posed package which ceiIIb for a tC' ccnsolidate Its sewer faclli- beneath the Pacific about 60 five per cent pay increase and ties with the town’s, Quake Hits miles off Urakawa, Hokkaido: Directors To Vote increased life Insurance. ’The William O’Neill, director of The quake occurred at 4:25 For a long time, the fellow who tried Board of Education has asked public works, has said that if p.m., or 3:26 a.m. EDT, At to present the package again. both north end utilities come to pay cash was made to feel some kind Japan Island Urakawa it registered an in­ 5) Acceptance of the resigtia- under town administration, tensity of five on a Japanese of outcast, almost as if he were violating On Appropriations tion of George Churilla as an town water rates would rise, ’TOKYO (AP) — A strong scale with a maximum ol sev­ the law. alternate on the Planning and town sewer charges would drop earthquake rocked northern Ja- en. ’The reading in Tokyo was FDBLISHSID BY TBB The Board of Directors when it meets tomorrow „ , night will consider $130,885.28 in appropriations and Ccmmisslon and the ap- and the net tctal for most town pan this afternoon, causing two < j y ^ HHIRALD PROmNO OO.. INC. Now there is a movement on foot to 18 Biasell Street ailyvna'Knnc no —nil o„ „ U J. - J •, p O l n l m e n t O l S'Eomecne to fill his utility customers would be low- widespread panic but little 'The National Earthquake Mancherter. Conn. make paying cash a respectable prac­ allocations as well as a host of varied other items. term which expires in Novem- er tha it is now. damage. ’There were no reports D&u MANCHESTER PARKADE THOMAS F. FBHtQCSON The meeting wlH begin at 8 Center In Washington, D.C., WAIjTEIR R. FEROT^N tice. ber cf 1972. of casualties. recorded the quake at 7 on the I I', ! H p.m. In the Municipal Building 7) Consideration of a study of Fubllabers Richter Scale. A quake with a Founded October 1. 1881 And, even more, to. make it profitable. •« I Hearing Room. a fire escape on the community 6) Conr'deraticn cf approving the water supply In the Redwooxl Central Meteorological & Corbins Corner, West Hartford But here la where the fantastic, imbe- . Y in the north end. The town told a reduction in sewer rates from Farms Erevelopment ’This item Agency Issued a tidal wave Richter magnitude of 6.7 on Publlsbed Every Evening Except Smodaya Before the start of regular ojg Jan. 20 caused cne death and and Holidays. Entered at the Foot Ottloe at business Mayor Mavor James Tnmea FarrFnrr 7® Sometime ago 90 to 85 per cent of the water ig the agenda at the request warning for the Pacific coast of Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall Uevable contortlonism cbmes in. will nrcHcnt the ‘‘ Would consider doing the work bill for town sewer users. This of Directors Carl Zinsser who Hokkaido, the northernmost Is- injured 38 persons in Hokkaido. will be closed all day Matter In order to realize a aaVi^ by pay­ of li^chcBter to mibb ^orth End Rede- reduction would be contingent Uvcs in that .area and has sold 'and, but later canceled it. ------^ SUBSCRUTtON RATm velopment Program. on the town acquiring the Man- many homes there. He claims The Japanese National Rflll- Rirable In Advance ing cash instead of chaiging things, the Anne Doyle, Miss Connecticut. tomorrow for Inventory One Year ...... 189.00 3) $3,400 for fencing at Globe Chester Water Co. the small water system serving ways said train service was Shagbark Heaviest Six Months ...... 19.60 consumer is going to have to join an Miss Doyle was chosen Miss Hollow Pool. The fence would be In November, town voters the area is adequate. suspeAded temporarily In Hok- Three Months...... 9.76 Manchester last spring before PORTLAND, Me. — Seasoned One Month ...... 3.36 organization just like a credit card or­ put up to try to prevent youths will be voting on a $2.25 million He has been told by the state, Itaido as workmen both stores open Wednesday at 10 a.m. going on to win her state title. checked ^f t^e shagbark hickory MEMBER OF ganization, except that it is a cash dis­ from swimming In the area at bend proposal which wculd al- however, that the private system tracks for damage, but tree weighs as much __as 55 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The proposed appropriations count organization. night. ’The town has received low the town to borrow up to meets state standards, but is not turned to normal about an hour ^ ^ d s a^cublc foot VVhlte oak The AasoccUed Press Is excluatvely en­ on the agenda are all additional complaints from residents in the that much- money for the wa- adequate to support lawn water- later. black locust, the next heav­ titled to the use of republloatlon of all appropriations to the 1971-72 news dlspcuches'credited to It or not other­ ’This cash discount organization nof area about the late night swim- ter company purchase if the ing or the filling of swimming The Meteorological agency lo- lest U.S. woods, weigh about 50 wise credited In this paper and also the General Fund Budget. They In­ ming. local news puhllahed here. only issues identity cards to its mem­ Eighth Utilities District agreed pools. cated the center of the quake pounds a cubic foot. All lights of reputdlcation of special dis­ clude : 4) $1,200 for lighting at the Read Herald Advertisements patches nereln are also reserved. bers, but it persuades and organizes the 1) $58,386.28 to the Highway Midget Football Field In Charter The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ merchants who will agree to give such Department for improvements Park. sumes no financial responslDlllty for typo­ graphical errors appearing In advertfiK- cash discounts. to town roads. 'Ihls sum was re­ 5) $1,000 for engilneering serv­ menta and other reading meuter In The ceived from the state as com­ ices in conjunction with school Manchester Evening Herald. By such intricate and - laborious pensation for damage to town building plans. r Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- means, then, we may be able to step streets which resulted when Other Iltems ton Post News Service. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. back toward that yesterday in which heavy equipment traveled Two other financial items will Publishers Representatives — Mathews, through town to work on the as be considered by the board. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency those Mdio wanted credit paid for credit, FREE DELIVERY — New York. Chicago, ^De^ft and Boston. yet unopened portion of 1-84 in 1) The transfer of $6,000 from while those who wanted hi pay cash MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCTJLA- the south end of town. the Contingency Account to the IN CONNECTICUT TIONS. Unemployment Compensation saved themselves money. II) $13,000 to pay for the salary • • • • D ls^y advortlslng dosl^ hours As It has been, during the Interim, the and a car for a Zoning Enforce Account to cover increased pay­ Bor Monday — l p.m. Bnday. ment Officer. Town Manager unemployments bene­ BOr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. cash customers have been paying the fits. TERMS AVAILABLE For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Robert Weiss is recommending BOr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday same price for goods as the credit _BOr Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. that the new post be formed be­ 2) ’The transfer of $2,600 from Classified deadline 4:90 p.m. day customers. This has meant, In effect, cause of increasing complaints the Contingency Account to the fore publication 4:80 p.m. BYloay for Saturday and Monday publication. that the cash customer has been help­ of violations of zoning regula-. Board of Directors to pay for MANCHESTER advertising about the $2.25 mil­ ing pay the credit fees, the bookkeeping tions. Weiss says the position Monday, August 2 has been requested by both the lion bond proposal for the pur­ expenses, and the losses from purchases Plaiming and Zoning Commis­ chase of the Manchester Water made with fraudulent or stolen credit sion and the Zoning Board of Co. The proposal goes to a ref­ erendum in the fall. ’The pur­ cards. Appeals. Tile money would The Pictures chase, If approved in the refer­ We wouldn’t believe any of this if we come from Miscellaneous Rev­ Even though there is no phrasing in enue, Weiss says. endum, would be contingent on hadn’t just read it In the Wall Street the Eighth Utilities District the language which has been more over­ 3i) $12,000 to the Police De­ Semi-Annual Sale Journal. agreeing to consolidate Its sewer || worked in recent years than the "If we Photographed by William partment for Special Services. facilities with the town’s ® Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.— ^Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9 P.M.— Closed Mondays Bill there it is, in that newspaper’s The money will pay for Man­ can go to the moon, why can’t we do this DERELICT, PROVINCETOWN Other Items on the agenda in­ 935 Main St., Manchester— Telephone 643-5171 responsible black and white. It may chester policemen who patrol clude : or that?” routine, we find ourselves Wickham Park, and for police­ reaching for it once again. get to be, some day, that you are 1) Consideration of allowing men on duty at two construction the town’s garbabge constructor Why, If we can make television pic­ smart, and not juat a nut, if you pay in sites — the Broad and Center to park his collection vehicles at Sts. iritersection, and along tures of such clarity and steadiness and cash. It may get to be that sales per­ the Town Highway Garage. The Spencer St. to HUlstown Rd. sonnel will deal with you . cheerfully, contractor, Sam Lombardo of | beauty up on the moon, can’t we make where water and sewer Open Form lines East Hartford, has been parking j and not make signs behind your back In s id e pictures equally good down here? are being installed. his trucks there since he began i WAKE UP TO SAVINGS! And why If,* up on the moon, we can announcing what a queer you are. It Nixon Fears Scoop The money will be repaid the collecting town refuse July .1. town by the Trustees of Wick­ may get to be that, practicing an an­ League On Tax since cerialn proposed exten­ ’The directors will also be ask­ develop the studio restraint and the ar­ ham Park and the contractors To the Elditor, sions ar^ at necessities such as ed to authorize the town to ob­ tistry to let a story tell itself when It Is cient, sound, puribanlcal process, that working on the two projects. The members of the League gas and electric bills. tain bids for an eight-bay addi­ of not buying until you can pay, you 4) $9,700 to the Police Depart­ telling itself much more eloquently and ort of Women Voters of CJonnectlcut, 3. Revenue yields from the In­ tion to the town highway ga­ will come out ahead of all those smart, ment for the in-service training effectively than all the Interpretive an­ representing all Income groups come tax, unlike the sales tax, rage. Six of the bays would be program for policemen from Mft.' fashionable financiers who measure their By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak and all areas of the state, are increase automatically each rented to Lombardo, according nouncers in the world could tell It, why five area towns, including Man­ prosperity not by what they own, but by continuing to urge the General year without upward adjust­ to a proposal by O’Neill and can’t we keep Howard Ckisell away from chester. The appropriation WASHINGTON — Despite all ocrfitic party has gone much assurance from Muskie men Assembly not to repeal the state ments in rates. Weiss. ’They say the rental what they owe. would be financed by a state our earth micn^hones? too far to the left to ever nom­ that, if and when he makes his personal Income tax. Any pro­ would help finance the facility the propaganda pouring from 4. Taxes levied upon business grant. Ihe in-training program Both our technical ability and our inate him. endorsement, he will somer­ posed changes In It should wait and that the addition is needed. the White House about how and Industry are In reality indi­ is entering Its second year. A footnote: Although his pub­ sault over the heads of earlier until they can be considered 2) Consideration of an ordi­ sense of what is effective and appropri­ We Had A Secret much Richard M. Nixon fears rect taxes upon the consumers 6) $7,000 to the High'way De­ ’nie announcement of Henry Kissin­ lic opinion ratings continue to Muskie boosters as the Sen­ through tile orderly, proper pro­ nance which would regpilate ate comment seem to have flowered In­ since a portion of them will be partment for the purchase of i ' ger’s secret mlaslon to Peking, coming another Nlxon-Keiuiedy race in be microscopic, Jackson is ator’s top man In California. cedures of the next session of special events In town with shifted forward to the Individual plastic bags for leaf collections to a spectacular excellence with the so soon after the disclosure ol the Penta­ 1972, the truth is that the Demo­ gaining with Democratic pros. Secretary of State Eidmund G. the legislature, only six months more than 2,000 attendants. The in the fonn of Increased prices. in the fall. Ihe town will be re­ Apollo 15 mission. gon secrets, la not expected to be the The continuing poll ol the par­ (Jerry) Brown, a rival of Mbr- away. ordinance would require the or­ crat the President believes • We urge the General Assemb­ paid from the sale of these bags. last secret offered to a waiting public. ty’s state chairman, National etti’g for the 1974 nomination for ’The League of Women Voters ganizer of such an event to ap­ And of all the many achievements con­ would run best against him is ly to begin an Immediate pro­ 6) $3,600 for repair of damag­ It is felt that an American audience Committeemen and Go'vemors Governor who endorsed Muskie favors a prog^ressive state per­ ply for and if approved pay $100 nected with our going to the moon at all, Sen. Henry M. (Scoop) Jackson conducted by Martin Hauan of gram of public information to ed sidewalks. The money was jaded by the ficUmis of TV and movies several months ago, may not be sonal income tax as part of a for a license. Anyone violating of Washington. Oklahoma c5ity shows Muskie Inform the citizens of this state, received from the state for dam­ the spectacular and continual improve­ may demand more and more secrets too happy with such a develop­ balanced tax package which the ordinance would be fined slipping 17 percentage points to their reasons tor enacting a ages resulting from work on ment in the video and audio from 260,000 along with increased government sup- In private conversations with also includes a state sales tax $26 for each offense. 39 per cent with second-place ment. state personal income tax. We 1-84 in the south end of town. Ac­ pc»t for cities and towns and off-track top political aides, President Mills and the Governors no higher than the present 6%, 3) The appointment of a mem­ mles away, which heis ended up by tak­ Jackson picking up 4 percent­ believe the people will respond cording to WllUam O’Neill, di­ betting. Nixixi makes clear he feels Gov. Warren Heamea, of because; ber to the Citizen's Advisory ing us all to the moon as we could never Even now 44 rural weeklies are sup- age points to 15 per cent. The favorably to a clear appraisal rector of puWlc works, the bulk ^m m ittee to replace Mrs'. Jackson’s combination of bread- next highest possibility has 8 Missouri, chairman Of the Na­ 1. Yield from the income tax of the Impact and incidence of possibly have expected, remains one of I>osed to have been let in on what Rep. at this work will be done on the Amelia Schaffer who resigned and-butter liberalism and hard­ per cent. tional Governor’s Cjonterence, Is will be adequate and depend- the tax program upon various most “ severely damaged*’ walks Bella Abzug really said when told of re­ . able. Since estimates based on some time ago. the most wonderful. Displaying the increasing hounding a reluctant Rep. Wil­ segements of our economy In­ along Hartford Rd. mmt:- ports that President Nixon and other ad­ line anti-Communism wpuld be Increased sales taxes tend to 4) Reconsideration of a pro­ velocity of the Muskie band­ bur D. Mills of Arkansas to at­ dividuals and businesses alike. 7) $700 to the Cemetery De­ ministration figures had cracked jokes toughest for him to defeat. be overly optimistic, an unreal­ posed agreement between the wagon, his political operatives tend the annual conference In etncerely yours, partment which would be financ­ about the new National Women’s Po­ While generating defections on San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sept. 12 istic tax estimate will create an Board of Education and the litical Caucus. ’The next wave of revela-' now have close to a firm com­ Mrs. Marshall Cohen, ed from the, resale of cemetery the Democratic left, the Presi­ and face Governors’ demands even greater deficit Ihiui at pre­ Manchester School Administra­ $300,000,000 For $80,000,000 tions will contain the jokes themselves. mitment from Bob Moretti, President lots. One sympathizes with the x>eople who dent feels, Jackson would eat powerful Speaker of the Cali­ for a piece of revenue-sharing. sent with a correspondingly tors Association. Thfe directors It Is recognized that such (hscloaures Manchester LWV Proposed allocations are all heatrily into Republican fornia Assembly, to endorse So, far, Heames has sent two greatef tax hike next time have already rejected the pro- are losing their homes to the expansion may be no more earthshaking than the strength and retain two pillars from the Capital Improvement Muskie sometime this fall. emissaries to Wadtington to In­ around. of the runways, and the amplification of anticipated Justice Department elabora­ of Democratic power: Labor Reserve Flmd. The directors in­ At the same time, Moretti has vite Mills, whose House Ways 2. ’The income tax is based on clude $208(900 In that fimd in the the noise, of Los Angeles International tion on what Attorney General hQtchell union support and the Jewish said to 'Mrs. Mitchell after reading her vote. delivered an ultimatim to his and Means Committee Is now ability to pay. Sales taxes are 1971-72 General Fund Budget Airport. ’Hie city, despairing of trying Londcm comment that she makes her This contrasts sharply with close friend. Sen. Birch Bayh considering-revenue-sharing leg­ based on levels of consumption Today in History they.;,j|idopted In May. Hie re­ FAMOUS to persuade people that they like.living husband laugh. But It is also seen that the carefully orchestrated pro- of Indiana. Unless Bayh’s sput­ islation in extremelv deliberate which do not increase propor­ quested allocations Include: HUDSON VITAMINS tering campaign can show some fashion. The bill Mills wants tionately with increases In In­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS under the noise of the j^ts, is buying up keeling and breaking secrets in a de­ giression of leaks from the 1) $19,000 for the first phase of and mocracy is a tricky business, and that it White House about how formid­ tangible accomplishments by would provide a form of rev­ come. Nolther are they dis­ construction of an extension to nearly 2,000 homes in the vlcii^ty of the Today is Monday, Aug. 2, the DRUG PRODUCTS is better to start modestly and then work able Sen. Edward M. (Ted) mid-October (a highly unlikely enue-sharing to cities and coun-. cretionary, as proponents claim. Spruce St. lea«ng into Charter propsect), Moretti has told 214th day of 1971. There are lU _-> _^ A R lOAD PUR04ASE OF STEARH^„fQSTER airport. up to the bigfgies, such as what the for­ Kennedy of Massachusetts tries but not to states. Some Oak Park. A Spruce St. exten­ Av'allable At Bayh, he .will have to abandon days left in the year. mer Tricla Nixon said to her father and would be as Democratic nomi­ Democratic Governors have sion to Spring St. was defeated One sympathizes, also, with the fu­ him and support Muskie^ Today’s HighUght in History WELDON DRUG CO. what he said to the U.S. Weather Bureau nee. One high-level Presidential agreed to this formula but not last fall as part of a $3.6 million PERSONAlliED IN-3 DEGHlErtoF FIRMNESST. ture taxpayers who are going to pay for A Thought for Today Gn this date in 1904, Adolf 767 Main when ra^p was permitted on her wedding aide avowing great respect for This represents a remarkable Democrat Heames, a late con­ Hitler proclaimed himself road Improvement bonding pro­ this civilized and humane transaction. day. Kennedy’s prowess, even places change of climate since January, vert to revenue-sharing, and not Sponsored by the Manchester relchfuehrer of Germany toi- gram. 'Ilie work would provide At the Same Low ’Ihe city Is going to pay about 880,- Meanwhile, according to very tm- suitably modest bets that he when Muskie and Bayh both at­ Renubllcan Governors. Council of Cburches lowing the death ot Hinden- a paved entrance to the park, Direct-By-Mail Price classlfied reporta, varibus new events will be the Democratic nomi­ tended the Democratic state con- The first Heames emissary 000,000 for all the property it is going burg, and declared the ntird according to Weiss. Ask for Free Catalog are being planned that lend themselves nee. ven'Won in Sacramento. At that was turned down flat by Mills, "Like a madman who throws Reich would last for 1,000 2) $3,000 for the Installation to buy up and retire from any kind of to the we-had-srsecret approach. Now Such talk derives from Br’er time, Moretti was singing Bayh’s but the second came a'way with firebrands, arrows, and death, years. ol shutters and the relocation of use. That will be the approximate price. that Dr. Kissinger’s diplomatic Illness Rabbit and the briar patch. In praises and complaining that a maybe. Actuallv, Mills tells is the man who deceives his ruse has aided him In arranging a presi­ truth, the President and his Muskie seemed old, lugubrious friends he has no particular de­ neighbor and says, "I am only On This Date But that price is going to be flnanced In 1610, English navigator dential visit to Communist China, some closest advisers feel Kennedy and unresponsive during an un­ sire to travel all the way to joking!’’ Henry Hudson made his first by bonds with a life of 30 yecirs, and by feel the time is ripe for a domestic en­ would be the easiest foe they fortunate dinner meeting with Puerto Rico to be badgered by —Proverbs 28:18-19 entrance into Hudson bay. the time the last bond has been retirefT voy to claim a touch of vertigo and ne­ could possibly come up against state legislators. financially hard-presse'd Gover­ Earle R. Custer, Pastor and are aching to see him nomi­ In 1754, Pierre Charles and the last payment of interest made, gotiate a Nixon contact with the liberal But Moretti now has private. nors. North United Methodist Church establishment In his own countiy. After nated. ’Their reasoning: Instead L’enfant, who laid out the city Mk m the total bill to the taxpayers for this a few days the envoy could assert that of Mr.. Nixon’s economic fail­ of Washington, was bom in France. a ll! $80,000,000 program will have mounted he was not dizzy, as had been supposed, ure, the campaign would re­ volve around Chappaquiddlck. In 1914, Germany Invaded ' to $300,000,000. but merely talking In secret with John Kenneth Gailbralth. Moreover, Democrat-watch­ The Wallflower France, Belgium and ’nils is the way of doing puMic busi­ Later, iiriiile ostensibly conferring with ers at the 'White House believe Luxembouig, and Russia In­ ness which, once a town or city or state the President at San Clemente, the en­ Mr. Nixon’s opponent most like­ vaded Germany at the begln- FUNERAL HOME ly will be either Kennedy or nlnning of World War I. ^ vT/ ' , has fallen Into itf traps it behind the fis­ voy could complain of sunstroke and slip .away. He would not go to an air-con- Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of In 1927, President Calvin 142 East Center Street Oc^dge made his famous "I cal eight boll, with deeper and deeper ditiimed organic-foods center, as an­ Minnesota. They continue to TELEPHONE 649-7196 do not choose to run" state­ debt threatening deeper and deeper de­ nounced to the press, but to a secret downgirade front-running Sen. ment at Black Hills, 8X>. meeting with Gov. Ronald Reagan on a Edmund Muskie of Maine, ficits and requiring higher sind higher In 1939, Dr. Albert Einstein mountain high In Disneyland. There, it viewing him as a Democratic taxes, and the higher taxes never catch­ verslOTi of George W. Romney. ■wrote to President Roosevelt, ROY M. THOMPSON #*■ would eventually be disclosed, the Gov­ urging that an atomic research ing up with the process. ernor agrreed to grant the President an As for Jackson, the White Associate Director House is certain that tiie Dem- program be initiated. ’There is one simple, InctHitrovertlble audience "sometime before November, In 1940, the Petaln govern­ 1972.” I'ealism involved. m ent ol EYance sentenced the answers .. • • By then it Is felt that even the public ' ’The jieople cannot possibly win when leader of the free E*rench force, may begin to be wary of indispositions to death in absentia. they allow thW governments to pay attributed to those close to the White . Ten Years Ago^ Any questions on funerals, customs, p i^ EXTRA FIRM $300,000,000 for something worth $80,000,- House. When, after several days, the Yesterdays MEDIUM FIRM FIRM Washington press corps begins to sus­ President Kennedy reaf­ cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for 000. pect that the President himself is miss­ Herald firmed U. S. for ^ member­ a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ Find out, on the other hand, how many ing, the cover story is not that he has ship of NatiMiallst China in the ally. public officials will undertake to justify mal de mer but that he Is "fidiing," UN and U.S. o$^>osltion to the enough to bring a tear of nostalgia to the admission of Communist China Perhaps this question has been on your and defend such fiscal practice, and you 2 5 Years Ago eyes of the older reporters. to the world body. ,mind: Watkins has a mattress for everybody! Medium Firm, Firm, Extra Firm. Each one specially have the first big answer to the question Secrecy analysts expect major press special acts. Bylaws and reg­ Five Years Ago Available only in Firm of why the cost of government keeps ris­ coverage, at least on the Elastem sea­ ulations of the Town of Man­ About 45 villages were r^>ort- made for this event with all the Stearns & Foster quality comfort construction. Top and bot­ ing uncontrollably. board, when It is revealed that Mr. Nix­ chester, prepared under the di­ ed destroyed by an earthquake Q My husband is sentimental and avoids on had really vanished Into Cambridge, rection of Town Counsel Judge In the Quetta region of Pakis­ funeral home visits when friends pass away . .. tom surfaces have quilting stitched down through the comfortably polyfoom topping. All Mass., where he successfully negotiated ' ■William S. Hyde, are made tan. Simple words such as ‘T m sorry - simply QUEEN SET an invitation for Dr. Kissinger to meet » available to residents in booklet One Year Ago can not be said without tears. Can you suggest Regularly *199** A Thing Called Cash the new president of Harvard. form. hove layered white felt upholstery inner-quilted through and through for comfort. Come in. Washington realizes, of course, that The death of 20 persons when something whereby he might avoid this em­ After a heated public hearing, a bus plunged into a flooded It is almost unbelievable, the com­ the public is fickle. It may tire of secrets the 2Sonlng Board of Appeals barrassment? Stretch out. Try each fineness and save on the one that suits you or coll 643-517T. Watkins as quickly as of beach-pariy movies. Yet ditch near Dacca brought the *149 plicated contortions our madcap society denies two applications for ex­ number of deaths In Elaot 2 PC. Set some citizens may show withdrawal A. He need not say anything. His prescence has to go through when, occasionally, it ceptions to regulations that Pakistan flooding in a week to Sleepshop — Third Floor. symptoms. would allow business enterprises 40. is sufficient and meaningful. A warm hand­ has some temporary instinct to head To ease the transltiixi back to the dull on E. Center St. near Lenox shake sp e^ s for itself. If he still ^rsists in old open - covenant - openly - arrived - at back toward sanity. St. staying home, a letter or note should 1^ written gambit, a series of historical secrets Take the business of cash — pay­ may be doled out. Finally decjassified to Express his sympathy. Appropriate letters "Ih e administration may be will be the behind-the-scenes story of the are^found in any etiquette book in the library ing cash that is, for something one 10 Years Ago committed to reasonable pfice Homestead Act, the two-year uncirculat­ if he cannot phrase one of his-own. COME OR CALL 643-5171 buys. stability and reasonably full ed study of pets In the White House, and state Public Utlllttes Conimls- ’Riere is, at the moment, a movement employment although there are what really happened to the gold stand­ slon criticizes management, yet underway which may, once again, offer grants fare increases to Silver some doubts about the latter. ard. In point of fact, neither Is being Lane Bus Line Inc. some advantage and reward for that By then the public should be ready for f. .. achieved.’ ’—Rep. W b u r D. Established 1874-Three Generations of Seniicel the next communications bombshell Louis H. - Custer is appointed rare kind of nut who would rather pay ' 7/ Mills, D-Ark., urging that steps —candor!—RODERICK NORDELL IN town constable by the Board of be taken to reform the inter­ cash than use the credit card system. ’THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. Directors. national monetary system. PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 Boisvert-Goodin MehkHolmes Blazawski-Kristoff Nader To Continue Battle WiJk'Nickerson BeaulieU'Haupt Janet Rose Kristoff of Man­ Wickham Park was the scene In Hartford-ITT Merg er TJniia Elizabeth Hatqit of Al­ of the marriage of Deborah chester and Philip Bflchael bany, N. Y., and IX. Donald Ann Goodin and Eldgar Merle Blazawskl of Glastonbury were NEW HAVEN (A P ) — Oon- Nader said the agfreement "gl- Boisvert Jr., both of Coventry, Joseph Beaulieu of Manchester united in marriage Saturday sumer crusader Ralph Nader ven ITT's defiant statements In on Saturday morning. morning at St. James’ Church. says he will conUnue his fight the Paat that they ^ I d fight for were married June 12 in the ’The bride Is the daughter of and win all of these anti-trust Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes The bride Is a daughter ot BIr. against the merger of Interna- extremely broad and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Goodin Church in Albany. of High St. ’The bridegroom Is and Mrs. Raymond J. Kristoff tlonal Telefrfvone and Telegraph precipitous settlement raises of 314 School St. The bridegroom Tile bride is the daughter of a son of Ms. and Mrs. Edgar Corp. and Hartford Fire Insur- more questions than It an- M. Boisvert of Blssell Rd. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ ance In spite of a Justice De- swers.” Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Haupt of ’The Rev. Irving A. Stevens uel Blazawskl of 84^ Hebron partment setUement. "What relationship does the Albany. ’Die bridegroom Is the of Stafford performed the dou­ Rd., Glastonbury. Nader said Saturday that the proposed settlement have, for s 7 ian service. Baskets filled with James’ Church performed the Deparment and IT T "raises pending SEC Investigation and The Rev. PhlUp J. Palladlno daisies were on the altar. double-ring ceremony. Mrs. more questions than It an- manipulation In the acquisition u Given in marriage by her fa­ Ralph BCaccarone was organist. of Our Lady of Liourdes Church swers." of Hartford Fire?" and the Rev. Arthur Qerhardt ther, the bride wore a peasant Bouquets ot gladioli and carna­ Nader criticized the Justice Nader said "the Justice De- of Christ Lutheran Church In gown of cotton batiste, design­ tions were on the altar. Department tor "the extensive partment now has a duty to the Albany performed the cere­ ed with a lace-trimmed square ’The bride was given In mar­ time given IT T for divestiture public to explain In full detail mony. The bride was escorted neckline and three-tiered skirt. riage by her fatiier. She wore of designated subsidiaries." He its reasons for agreeing to this W. J. Strelt photo to the altar by her father. She had a circlet of ivy in her a chiffon gown, designed with said the absence of litigation In kind of settlement." hair, and carried a basket fill­ seed peeo'ls accenting the neck>- reaching the settlement an- The SEXD has neither con- Engaged Miss Pauline Beaulieu of Manchester, sister of the bride­ ed with daisies. Hne, empire bodice of venlse nounced Saturday with IT T firmed no denied reports for the The enga^^ement of Miss San- groom, was maid of hpearl-trimmed lace head- gl^ era tes. ’ the approval by State Insurance announced by her parents, Mr. Miss Susan Lauterbom, all of nial bouqi^et of assorted pastel piece, and she carried a cascade The agreement, still to be ap- Commissioner William R. Cotter and Mrs. Rasrmond Frederick- Albany. ’The flower girl was flowers in a basket. bouquet of phalaenospls orchids, - . // Z ' proved by the courts, involves of the ITT-Hartford Fire mer- sen of 179 Main St. Diana Beaulieu of Manchester, Joel M. Boisvert of Coven­ miniature carnations, and pastel action to bar ger. Her fiance is the son of Mr. another sister of the bride­ try served as his brother’s best colored stephanotis. IT T s acquisition of Hartford "This (SEC) Investigation has and Mrs. Everett Strelt of LJn- groom. > man. Ushers were Daniel -V'i' Miss Paula ’Thibodeau of East Fire. Canteen Corp., a food and been going on for a number of coin Park, Ronald Michaud of Avon Boisvert of CJharter Oak St. Hartford was maid of honor. vending service company, and months and Is of great concern Miss Frederlcksen is a 1969 served as best man. Ushers and James Boisvert of Coven­ Her chiffon empire gown of V Grinnell Corp., a water sprink- to top IT T management and graduate cf Manchester High were Frederick Haupt of Al­ try, brothers of the • bride­ mullt-colored floral print on a i. ler manufacturer. some large New York Invest-, School and attends the Unlver- bany, brother of the bride; Pe­ groom ; and Scott Got>dln of blue background was fashioned The agreement requires the ment banking firm s," said Na- slty of Connecticut where Edie.is ter Michaud of Cambridge, Coventry, brother of the bride. with scooped neckline and short corporation to divest itself of the der. studying textiles and clothing. Mass., Thomas Cormier of East If^l A reception was held at the puffed sleeves. She wore a C ^teen Corp. and the fire pro- "What does this proposed set- Mr. Strelt Is a 1964 graduate Hartford and Janard Driscoll of home of the bride’s parents. multi-color headbow wjth blue K tectlon division of Grinnell with- tlement mean to the employes of ot Booton Hlg^i School In Un- Salem, Mass. ’The ring bearer After a camping trip in New veil, and she carried a basket in two years, said Harold S. Ge- Hartford Fire and the Hartford coin Park and received his BS was Christopher Haupt of Al­ Hampshire, the couple will live filled with assorted pink flowers neen, chairman and president of community’ " asked Nader. degree in psychology in 1968 bany, nephew of the bride. at Pine Lake Shores, Coven­ and baby’s breath. ITT. He added, " I think that the trom Allegheny College, Mead- A reception was held at the try. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ken­ Wlthln three years, IT T must City of Hartford and the State vllle. Pa. He served with the University Club In Albany. The Mrs. Boisvert completed her neth McCarthy of Coventry and give up either the Hartford Fire of Connecticut should be Interes- ^ tl'c Panama Canal couple now lives In Columbus, freshman year of college In Mrs. Richard Arsenault of Insurance Co. or Avis Rent- ted parties before the court In ® cai^date tor a Bliss., where Lt. Beaulieu Is Monmouth, N. J., and will Rockville, sisters of the bride; A-Car, IT T Levitt and Sons Inc., order to protect the Interest of serving with the Air Force and transfer to Eastern Connecti­ and B®rs. John (Jrawford and '*Sv n r Hamilton U fe and IT T In- the people Intoe state from hav- University of taking pilot training at the Co­ cut State College, Willimantlc, Connecticut. BiDss Joann Gagnon, both of surance of New York. T IT In-, ing Hartford Fire become a lumbus AFB. for the spring semester. Mr. A September wedding is American Heritage iitsko Bast Hartford. Their chiffon dicated it would retain the Hart- helpless buoy on IT T ’s convul- Mrs. Beaulieu Is a g^raduate Boisvert is employed as a Jet gowns, with pink backgrounds, pilanned; of QuUderland Central High Dlimeen photo MRS. JAMES E. MEHL ford. give waters.” engine metalsmlth apprentice were similar to that of the School and Russell Sage Col­ MRS. EDGAR MERLE BOISVERT JR. at Pratt and Whitney Division lege, where she also did grad- _ of United Aircraft Corp., East Roberta A. Holmes of Wind- bride, was maid of honor. udate work. Her husband is a ... . Bridesmaids were Miss Marie matching headbows wun puia Naaaiff photo Hehron Mitchell photo Hartford. sor Locks became the bride of ^ Windsor Locks, an- veils and carried baskets mied Nasslff photo graduate of Rensselaer Insti­ James E. Mehl of Blanchester g,g^^^ assorted pink flowers and MRS. PHILIP MICHAEL BLAZAWSKI MRS. DOUGLAS MICHAEL WILK tute, ’Troy, N. Y. MRS. DONALD JOSEPH BEAULIEU PZC Revises Regulations Saturday morning at St. Rob- m Iss Elizabeth McCormick and baby’s breath. ...ui*.. After Aikt b the Deborah Page Nickerson and ’The Rev. NeU P. Fitzgerald of I Angel Fallen | sor Locks. - Douglas Michael Wilk, both of St. Bridget Church performed HAR'TPORD (A P ) — Even the was- Shavaun------McCormick of were Kenneth McCarthy of Cov- matching accessories. Both had Mra. ® , Nemeth-Greene The bride Is a daughter of For Public Camp Grounds Manchester, exchanged wedding the double-ring ceremony. ’The angels are falling down these East Granby, cousin of the entry and Richard Arsenault, of corsages of cymbldium orchids of Blancherter H l^ K h o o , Mr. and BIrs. Harry D. Holmes vows July 3 at St. Bridget bride was given In marriage by days. bride.____ Rockville, brothers-ln-law of the and stephanotis. employed at M r ® The Planning and Zoning meeting, 8 p.m.. Company of Windsor Locks. ’The bride­ Church. her father. The marriage of Kathleen 'There’s no way to know what ’Thomas Mehl of Blanchester bride; and Rwiald Marone and A recepUon was held at Gar- ty Salon in Commission, because of a re- firehouse groom Is a son of (BIr. and BIrs. ’The bride la a daughter- . .of Mr. Mrs. (Jerald KUduff .__ ,ot J Man-__Johanna Greene of Manchester this one did to deserve it, but s e ^ d as his brother’s best Edward Delaney, both of Glas- den Grwe. For a motor trip to f ® t a ^ ^ ^ Wednesday: Uons Club meet- William T. Mehl of 11 Fox- quest from William Montano, and Mrs. Ernest L. Nickerson Chester, slrter of th^ride, Nemeth of when the lightning and thunder man. Ushers were William Mehl tonbury. Cape Cod, Mrs Blazawskl «mre , , , . ing, 7:30 p.m., Marlborough croft Dr. Cone Rd., is In the process of Tavern; Senior Women’s CTub of 66 Barry Rd. The bridegroom matron of h ^ r . J M d M m ^ d s Meriden took place Friday eve- started crashing during the The Rev ’Theodore T Ra- of Blanchester. another brother Mrs. Kristoff wore a yellow a powder blue jacket dress with nel a s r i ^ t ^ t h ^ ^ l l d a t q d la a son of BIr. and Mrs. AQchael were Miss Dorie WUk of Btan- 23 in St ’Thomas storm at Soldiers and Sailors revising regulations written In luncheon meeting, 12:30 p.m., St^R^rt ^Ito- ot the bridegroom; and Ed- ensemble with matching acces- white accessories and a corsage Cigar Corp., Glastonbury. Wilk of 71 Hawthorne St. cheater, stater of the bride- Aquinas C3iapel at the Unlver- Memorial here Saturday, a bolt Church' performed the ward Holmes and Brian Holmes, ------^ 1966 but never adopted to cover Marlborough Tavern, groom; Miss Mary Ellen Mitch- CtonnecUcut. took angry vengeance on an ceremony. The bride was given ^th of Wtodsor I » ^ ^ the operation of pubUc camp- Thursday: Board of Select­ ell ot Manchester, Miss Kathy The bride Is a daughter of Mr. angel atop the memorial. men meeting, 7 p.m.. Town Of­ In marriage by her father. brothers of 1^ ing grounds in residential dis­ Henry of Astoria, N. Y., and Mrs. John E. Greene of 31 Blaybe It 'was only a warning. fice Building. Middlebrook'Gauthier Miss Susan Hammerich of Lcng- Tower Rd. 'Ihe brldegiroom Is a Only a wing and a leg were BBSS Marjorie Holmes of tricts. Baseball Game Windsor Locks, sister of the Windsor Locks, brother of the Montano has appeared before meadow. Mass. ’The flower girl g„^ j^r. and Mrs. Joseph Ne- knocked to the ground. ’The Democratic Town <3om- ______bride. was Joell Karen Nickerson of meth of Meriden. A reception was held at the Tile marriage of Doris BCarle chlngr"^™ * re^latloM^^^hlch sponsoring a bus trip Blanchester, another stater of the The Rev. James Moran (rf Windsor Locks American------Le- Gauthier of ’Torrlngton to Wl- would enable h!T family to set «^® R®? Washington Nassltf photo bride. Mansfield performed the dou- Engaged ^on Home. After a motor trip Edward BOddlebrook Jr. of up a campsite on land he owns Sep. 25. William Murray of Manohes- ble-rlng ceremony and was cele- ^ ’The n committee w>4rr An Is reserving 47 in Andover. Engaged ter served as best mart. Ushers brant at the nuptial Mass. Mrs. ’The engagement of BItas Kar- Vernon was solfemnlzed Saturday Montano’s tentative plans box seats tor the game and were Dana Wilk of Manchester Laura Lucler of Wllllngton was All Events photo en Blarle Jean of Coventry to morning, at St. Francis Church have also reserved an alr-con- 'Ihe engagement of Bliss Su­ and Da'vid WUk of Norwich, organist and soloist, would encompass approximate- . , , san Eileen Orlowski to Steven Engaged Daniel Patrick Hickey of Ell- Mpg. Mehl attended Windsor Torrlngton. ly 100 acres in Hebron and 45 <31«oned bus for the trip to Pen- brothers of the bridegroom; Jef- ih e bride was g;iven In mar- Engaged ington has been announced by Locks High School and former- ^gu-hter of Sherwood Brown, both of Bfan- frey Nickerson of Manchester, rlage by her father. She wore acres in Andover vrtth the lo ''^^.gervations are onen to any Chester, has been announced by ’The engagement of Bliss Cyn­ The engagement ot Bliss cation of almost 100 overnight Resewauons are o^n to any ’ ^ Mr and Mrs Wal- brother of the bride; and Randy an empire gown of satapeau ap- M . ^ 1 ^ ‘h . ? Z S S M ,. « « . Mn,. ® resident In town on a first-come, her parents, jvir. ana ivirs. wai thia Ruth Ferguson of Vernon Christine Ann Phelps of Rock­ campsites. PickersgUl of Canada. pllqued with venlse lace de- nel Jean of Berry Ave., coven- g^jgg^g^ Manchester High of Torringtim. Tlie bridegroom Is first-served basis and will be t**" Orlowski of 147 N. School to Robert J. CaU of Hadden The proposed campsite would ------' _ oi- After a reception at Blanches- signed with high neckline, long ville to Lt. James King Anthony try School and Is employed at Heights, N. J. has been an­ the son at BIr. and BIrs. W i­ cover back land off Wall St. per person. ’The committee ter Country (Jlub, the couple Iqft bishop sleeves, A-lirte skirt and of Omaha, Neb. has been an­ (Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. Stanadyne, Inc. nounced by her parents, BIr. and liam E. Bllddlebrook Sr. of 14 i m r 3167 and” Burnt H iu 'rI! ®®«^® refeshments on on a wedding trip to Bermuda, chapel train. Her heirloom man- Rita IHckey of Wendall Rd., ------^------Mrs. Whitney T. Ferguson Jr. nounced by her parents, Mr. ’ITiey now live In Flushing, N. Y. tllla was edged with matching Ellington and the late ’Thomas Dover Rd., Manchester. Already located on the site Is *"® 188 Scott Dr. His father was the of 764 Hartford 'Tpke. Vernon. and BIrs. Burton D. Phelps of 1 a two-acre pond and a building Those Interested in a t ^ t o g ^ Sherwood Brown. Mrs. Wilk, a 1969 graduate of lace, and she carried a bouquet Edward Hickey. Three Languages The Rev. William W. Brady of Manchester High School, wlU of pink roses, white carnations Her fiance Is the son pf Jlr. which now contains water ^® ^ ® * “ 8® Orlowski Is a graduate Ui>per Butcher Rd. Miss Jean Is a 1971 graduate ^ „ „ „ St. Francis Church performed g;raduate next year from the and baby’s breath. and BIrs. Howard J. Call of Had­ from a well and electricity. Manchester High School and Her fiance is the son of Mr. of Coventry High School. ’ Th® Dead Sea Scrolls were the double-ring ceremony and School of Nursing of Flushing Miss JuUe Ellen Greene of den Heights. Montano plans to renovate the Cyhthla Wilson within the next employed by Phoenix Mutual and Mrs. James H. Anthony ot BIr. Hickey Is a 1969 graduate vrrltten in three languages— was celebrant at the nuptial Longicy photo (N. Y .) Hospital and Medical Manchester, sister of the bride. building for a recreational hall week or 10 days. insurance Oo., Hartford. Bliss Ferguson graduated from 28 Burke M ., Rockville. ot Ellington High School and is Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic, Blass. Bouquets of gladioli were School. Mr. WUk Is a graduate was maid of honor. Her empire for campers. ------Mr. Brown is a 1966 graduate the C. W. Poet Center of Long employed by Nelson Freight- the, language of Jesus. A 23-fPot- on the altar. i h n g a g e u ^ Manchester High School and pantgown of aqua organza, BBSS Phelps Is a 1969 graduate Total preparation of the 'Manchester Evening Herala Manchester High School and Island University with a BS de­ of Rockville High School and a ways in Rockville. long scroll with the complete Given In marriage by her the University of Massachusetts trimmed with white floral ’Hie wedding Is planned tor text of the Book of Is a l^ In campsite would cost approxi- substitute Hebron correspon- dig Culinary Institute gree in mathematics and Is a 1970 graduate of the Computer father, the bride wore an empire , . »T The engagement of Bliss Na- . Amherst He la emoloved as venlse lace, was fashioned with the summer of 1972. Hebrew was among them. mately $60,000 to begirt with dent. Jack Baron, tel.' 228-9060. of America in New Haven. He j^ae Stevens of Albion, ‘j* at the high collar and yoke of white member of the Gamma Psl Processing Institute of Hartford. gown of silk organza trimmed and this would Include only 50 served ttmee y e ^ w ^ the XLB jjjjn e to Richard Krause of / « y ) Country Club organza, and bishop sleeves Delta sorority. She Is employed as a computer with venlse lace and designed Mr. (Jail received hta BA de­ campsites. " V s i * Blarlne Corps, including a 2% Manchester has been announced Country Club. with « white , organza cuffs. She operator at Aetna Life and Cas­ with scooped neckline, long gree In biology from the C. W. Montano has appeared before F h o n e C a m p a i g n year tour of Vietnam. He is em- j^gj. parents, Mr. and Mrs. wore an aqua headbow accented ualty In Hartford. sleeves and chapel train. Her Poet Center and Is a candidate the Andover Planmng and Zon- t * • * J ployed at <3elco Toy Store and Machaon Stevens of Albion. with baby’s breath, and she car­ Lt. Anthony, a 1964 graduate four-tiered veil of silk Illusion Is attending Manchester Com- jjg^ jg y^g g^n Mr. for a masters degree. ing Commission also but to O r i U g S a O m C l C ried a bouquet of assorted gar­ of Rockville High School, earn­ Stewar t-W inter was arranged from a matching The wedding Is planned for neither commission has he as munity CJollege. Mrs. Ward Krause of 87 den flowers with aqua baby’s ed his BS degree InUrtechanlcal headpiece. yet submitted an application SAN DIE(X), Calif. (A P ) — ’Hie w ad in g Is planned for ^Valnut St. Nov. 20 at the First Congrega­ breath. LfOring photo eng;lneerlng In 1968 and his MS Karen Ann Winter ot Syracuse, BItaa Laurie A. Glazier of for a permit to construct. Adlb Darkazalli considered April, 1972 Miss Stevens is a gradpate of Charles Nemeth of Meriden tional Church of Vernon. degree In aerospace engineer­ MRS. JAMES GEORGE NEMETH N.Y., and Bruce David Stewart Bloomfield was maid of honor. Neither of the towns has reg- more than 100 proposals before Watorvllle (Blaine) High School served as his brother’s best ing In 1969 from the University k-'.% Her gown was fashioned ot Illations to provide for camp- choosing the bride he needed to ahd^the University of (Jonnecti- man. Ushers were Albert Goncl of Connecticut. He Is a member of Blanchester were United In apricot and white chlffwi and sites or campgrounds. remain in the United States. cut. She is employed as a of East 'Hartford, cousin of the of PI Tau Sigma fraternity. He marriage Saturday at St. Thom­ V . • iJT venlse lace. With It, she wore a However, Andover’s Planning .ImmlgraUon officials told the physical therapist at ’Thayer bridegroom; and Kevin Har- U Q ffin DRUG Is serving with the U.S. Al* as Aquinas Chapel of the Uni­ white straw hat. and Zoning Commission Secre- 34-year-old pipefitter from Syr- pln of Taunton, Blass., cousin Hospital lit\Watervllle. Force as a first lieutenant In Robert J. Gauthier of Torring- tary Melvin Williams pointed ^8 that he would have to leave PARKADE versity of Connecticut. BIr. Krause\is a graduate of of the bride. Omaha, Neb. out at a June 15 meeting pf the ^he country by today, when his : PLAZA DEPT. STORE The bride is a daughter of Mr. ton, brother of the bride, served Blanchester Higb School and Mrs. Greene wore an aqua OPEN 'The wedding Is planned for commission that perhaps the visa expired, unless- he were served four years In the U.S. chiffon dress with matching ac­ A (We Have A Notion To Please) and BIrs. Anthony Winter of as best man. |7i45 A .M . to 10 f . lA Sept. 25 at St. Bernard Church BITS. Gauthier wore a mint commission would consider up- niarried to an Amerlcaii citl- Navy. He is a student at the cessories. The bridegroom’s 2 E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) Syracuse, N.Y. The bridegroom 7 / V OPEN WED., 'THURS., FRI. till 9 in Rockville. green ensemble. The bride­ datlng and amending the regu- University of Blaine in Orono. mother wore a pink jacket dress is the son of BIrs. Ruth P. Stew­ lations to provide tor this type So Darkazalli advertised last ’The wedding is planned tor with white accessories. -Both • Com e In and Browse art of 37 Clinton St. and the late groom’s mother wore a beige of activity. week in a local paper and be- Oct. 2. had corsages of white glamel- Clifford Stewart. dress with turquoise accessories. Hebron’s commission is at the gan getting telephoned propos- lias. * Many Items Reduced For The Rev. James Moran of St. A reception was held at the stage now where members have als from women of all descrip- After a reception at the St. •Ihomas Aquinas Chapel per­ Comer House in FarmlngtMi. After a wedding trip to Ber­ received the proposed regula- tlons. 'Thomas Aquinas Center In 2 Summer Clearance formed the ceremony, which was Rubens photo tlons, 24 of them, to cover '‘I'm not getting any rest,” Storrs, BIr. and BIrs. Nemeth written by the couple, and was muda, the couple will live on 5 IT’S MRS. WILLIAM EDWARD MIDDLEBROOK JR. campsites on residential land. he complained, ‘"rhey’re call- left on a motor trip to Wauke­ PlaytOgs — Sportswear — Straw Bags celebrant at the nuptial Blaas. Montauck Dr., 'Vernon. Members will review them ing at all hours of the day and gan, 111., where they will make The bride was given In mar­ and they will be discussed in night.” their home. riage by her father. Her empire detail at the commission’s Aug. But on Saturday, he said, he Engaged BIrs. Nemeth Is a 1971 grad­ gown of Ivory chiffon was de— 10 meeting with a proposed pub- picked up the phone and heard uate of the University of Con- ;xv OF MANCHESTER signed with high neckline, em­ lie hearing possible in the near “ a sweet voice, 'Ihe engagement of Miss Lin- a°m em * [1 • \ \ \ ’T*e Formal W eor .King” pire bodice and puffed sleeves future. ..J jgjj J jjgjj naeet her,” he of venlse lace. ®ie carried a Bulletin Board Darkazalli met Linda ™ sigma Theta Tau naUonal hon- h .l .1 forllw You call. We come. L. Dickerman, both of Ooven- ball-shaped bouquet of Ivory -Ihe following meetings M d 19, of nearby Lakeside or society of nursing. Mr. Ne- try, has been aimounced by her ,g g graduate of the roses, pompons and stephanotis. activities are scheduled for this ^ater that night. Engaged ' LARGEST Mary C. Winter of Syracuse, That’s what the service business is all week: parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. university of Connecticut wrtiere they flew to Las Vegas and stater of the bride, was maid of about. And that’s the^business we’re in Tuesday: Hebron Volunteer The engagement of Bliss Gab­ Schmidt of South St., Coventry, ^gg g member of Alpha Rho were married, he said. PERTOOT SELECTION honor. Bridesmaids were Cathy Fire Department, monthly riele Hartmann of Ellington to Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. fraternity. He is serving with We're on call 24 hoursa day. Every day. Anne Kelly and Diana J. W i­ Sebastian Mudry ot Blanchester Barbara J. Dickerman of Bread tj^e Navy and attending an elec- Of course it helps if the serviceman liams, both, of Syracuse, and has been announced by her par­ and Milk St., (Joventry, and El- trortic school In Great Lakes, knows what to do when he gets there. Out Hot E. Dickerman of Charles­ Barbara A. Presley of Brock- Pastors Find ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard lU .; servicemen do. They're heating experts, Hartmann of Ellington. Her fi­ town, N.H. FORMAL port, N.Y. They wore empire gowns of chocolate brown linen, trained to take care of any heating emer­ INuptial Bliss ance is the son of of BIr. and BBSS Schmidt is employed as 1627 Wampum •First Mrs. Peter Mudry of New York. a stenographer at the Pratt and accented with Quaker lace at gency or problem. BOSTON — Wampum was In­ Miss Hartmann is a dean’s Whitney Division of United Air­ the neckline and short puffed Non-emergency services? We offer PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — troduced to New England In WEAR 'Two protestant ministers who list student at Blanchester Corn- craft Corp. In East Hartford. sleeves. Each carried a single Burkett photo $70 yellow chrysanthemum with those too. _ . met while serving In parishes munity College In the legal sec- Spec“ TDlckenn'aJi* ta"s"e^ring ^ ^ ® / ’ f®®' Like automatic metered deliveries that Engaged with the U.S. Army. He recent, yellow stresoners. In Maine 35 years ago were retarial program, FOR save you time and trouble. Burner service married here Sunday. Mr. Mudry was a New York ly returned trom a 18-month ’ Bruce M. Derrick of Blanches- ______^ ______The engagement of Miss tour of duty In Vietnam and af- *>«ads tor the purchase of ter served as best man. Uriiers and tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ The Rev. Wilbur I. Bull and State Regent’s Scholar at Hun- One of nature's most intriguing gems, the Rev; Eunice B. Shaw took ter College, College of the buttons. tive colon. Juit call ui. We will be • TRAQITIONAL EASY PAYMENTS l a t e s t Desert Island and the Rev. BIr. setts. He Is an instructor of Winifred A. Wright of Bangor, from B o y s ’ sizes 4 -2 0 ; Men’s •Ilie bridegroom’s mother wore (lad to measure your windows and ULTRAMODERN opitORS sizes 34-62 Reg., M -4 6 ^ r t , Bull was serving the Oxford psychology at Manchester Com- Matoe. INVITED a blue chiffon over taffeta dress give you a free estimate for new 36-62 Long, 38-62 Extra I/mg, 24H0UR SERVICE! • PHONE 643-5135 •’Tontine." County United Parish out of the munity College. Miss Tobias Is a graduate of with a matching lace coat and tG L O B E j 3 6 -42 Extra Short. Romeo photo Bolton Junior - Senior High toi^n of Waterford. •The wedding Is planned for Whatever The-Occaslon I a corsage of yellow roses. MRS. BRUCE DAVID STEWART The Rev. BIr. Bull later ^.ug. 28. School. She is a part-time legal 1 A reception was held at the. secretary tor Atty. Wesley C. k Travel Service ^ M oriarty Brothers DU PONT moved to New Hampshire, Faculty-Alumni Club of the U n i­ Gryk and a full-time pioneer ENGRAVED WEDDMG call Epsilon and Tau Beta Pi where his first wife died last ^ 555 MAIN STREET 5 REGAL MEN'S SHOP versity of Connecticut. After a September, she will teach In minister of Jehovah’s Witnesses. national honorary engineering year. He retired two years ago. Originated Practice ^ . CAKEKNiE month of camping In Maine and the special education depart­ WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! TONTINE. Mr. Wright Is a. g;raduate of 1 643,2165 V jIWELE8S!rS|LVERSMITHS SINCE lono 901-707 MAIN STREET fraternities. He Is a NDEA fel­ His bride currently super­ (WITH AN Y ORDER I Connecticut, the couple wlU live ment of Urbana (1 1 1 .) High The practice of using the Bible Bangor High School. He is em- ^ A u tliortzed agent In Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street MANCHESTER low and will attend the Univers­ vises a minister’s retreat area OVER so DOLLARS) REGAL'S In Urbana, 111. School. Mr. Stewart received a MANCHES1 in CSiautauqu7 N.y ! She also 1" administering an oath was ployed at the American Optical ^ c h e a te r for oU AlrUnea,- 1 Week Delivery 443-2471 Mrs. Stewart is a gpraduate BS degree In civil eng;ineerlng ity of Illinois where he will 315 CENTER STREET sorved for several years as as- originated by Justinian, the (torp. In Bangor. VWRailiwMta R allroad s and Stmmahlp^SteamHiip^ study structural mechanics In E. A . JOHNSON U Necessary OF MANCHESTER I of the Unlveraity of Connecticut from the University of (jonnect- aistant pastor, and later, pastor great Byzantine emperor, In 532, The, wedding Is planned tor “■ Uneik ^ the Department of d v ll Engi­ ► OPEN Thurtdiy ’«• ’ where she was a member of Icut where he is a member of of the church in which they who took the oath with a book ot October in Kingdom Hall of Je- . C.LL649-6950 Mon. Ihru Sot. 9;30-5:30 neering. PAINT CO. «.^a.A .a-dk.aj Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. In Zeta Beta Tau fraternity and m . MAIN iX .. MANCHEST**. were married. the Gospels In his hand. hovnh’s witnesses. Read Herald Ad'vertisemeiitg

A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE TEN No Smoke Here "no smoking’’ lAndover Church; 8 p.ni. bingo game at WOltLDALMAMC Savings in Millions The Red Barn. ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) — P*®®«®®’ Comment Session Story Hour R a il FACTS Friday; 7:30 p.m. duplicate At least 46 families to an apart­ A lump of charcoal placed cn Hie Mary Cheney library ALPOA Plans bridge game at the church; 8 ment complex feel it’s worth $10 one of the lower refrigerator Sihanouk Calls ’Ihe Board of Directors House Recoils a month to stop smoking. wlU h(dd the last of the story p.m. teen dance at the Red shelves helps to keep odors to a Strike That's how much is being de­ will conduct a public ses­ hours for the summer season Hurricane Seeding Urged A Variety Of Barn. minimum. Mrs. Florenoe H. Mills sion tomorrow, from 9 a.m. Oils week. ducted from their monthly rent SOUTH WINDSOR-Mrs. Flor­ to 11 a.m. in the Board of Miss Marlon Jessemap, Settled Summer Events By DICK BARNES tog, toe probability that hurri- agree that toe question of gov- ence H. Mills, 86, of Ormond New Peace Talk Directors Office in the Mu­ From Override children’s librarian, will tell Beach, Fla., formerly of South nicipal Building, to hear stories to children age 4 to (Oontlnueb from Page One) cane damage will exceed pny ernmental responsibility for toe The Andover Lake Property WASHINGTON (AP) — A given level Is lower." results of Windsor, died BMday at an Or- TOKYO (AP) — Prince Noro- "We three Indochinese peo- comments and suggestions (Continued from Page O n e ) ------8 tomorrow from 10:80 to $50,000 study made tor toe gov­ seeding is a ticklish owners Association has an­ mond Beach Hospital. Sihanouk, the deposed pies are not In need of a new from the public. bills Democratic leaders want to 11:15 a.m. and Wednesday ishable foods, 'coed, autos and From 1966 to 1969, hurricane one. nounced a schedule of summer other goods along the thousands ernment sdys millions of dol­ damage to toe United States What, for example, would be ..... _____ Mrs. Mills was bom In South Geneva conference i t all, still Future sessions will be parties on the state’s tax situ- pass over vetoes, from 2:80 to 8:15 p.m. lars in damage could be pre- ation. The measures would create a of miles ot strikebound tracks. vontort hv „ 1 # ®®®‘ *"®’'® ® *>UlI®n- the liability of the government activities to be held primarily ^^ d so r, w d Uved in Blooi^eld to 'w r k when the initiative comes held the first ’Tuesday of A reading hour will be "I -think it ■will go down in v e ^ d by fuU-acale seeding of goveriiment and toe U seeding shifted a hurricane 'o'- the young people during toe before going to Ormond Beach conierence to work each month from 9 a.m. to The “trailer session” is limit- detooclflcatlon center for vet- held for children nine years 16 years ago. She was employed out a peace settlement in In- from the sole saboteur of the history that the selective strike M m cane^ out officios plan gtanford report talk to terms of from One path to another, caus- month of August. dochlna, Peking’s official New previous conference on In- 11 a.m. and the third ’Thurs­ ed to three days, but the law- old and older Thursday from has worked,” said Luna, ■whose limited, as day of each month from uuTjo uojro, uu, treat and rdiabilitate ad- 3 to 8:45 p.m. ^ ■D^oni reducing hurricane winds by 16 tag damage to areas that might Through toe efforts of Mr. P O P U U If t » At Hartterd News Agency reported dc^lna," ^ d SihMouk makers are expected to remain (jicts in jHrlvate treatment cen- union only recently had won P®** ®®"‘’ ®HI says avail- avail- have otoerwlae escaped? and Mrs. Eugene Sammortino, today. Hie solution to the in- 6:80 p.m. to 8:80 p.m. in federal court rulings that such before she retired. the Board of Directors Of­ at the Capitol to reconsider the tors, set up halfway houses for One of the earliest writ- ® “®‘ able data indicates such a re- Spreading and somewhat dls- who are to charge of arrsmgtog She is survived by a sister, "Hie problem of Indochina dochlnese problem is simple. It state’s new income tax bill. treated addicts and provide for walkouts were legfal in a nation­ tra descriptions of Niagara 8^*”® Wednesday. duction would cut property slpating hurricane winds could toe Friday night dances held can be settled by the In- is the uncmidltlonal, total and fice. al rail labor dispute., l ^ o s e ^ e Brown of Fram- , Sem^Sves^ ShorUy after the news con- tog-edu«tlon pro- Falls was by Louis Henne- ™® govenunent has seeded damage to half. also increase toe surge of dam- recently at The Red Barn on toe rapid withdrawal of all forces H e C ollect m previous such disputes, pin, a French inission^y, “"T*®^®® *°**.*’ ^® ® in the At present. Project Stormfury aging ocean waters onto land, lake, dances for young folks Sihanouk said in a message of aggressi'cn from our in- ference, MeskUl attended a -phe 55 vetoed bills to be de- rail unions had been forced to attempt to jjgg authority to seed only those said government weather ex- between toe ages of 12 and 20 The funeral and burial will be whlch NONA' reported he issued dochina, or at least the precise in Ormond Beach. tJeSsToBack closed meeting of RepubUcan bated also cKorea. this ■withdrawal.’* *1116 By DAVID LABSBN eral times ■with special laws to The American Falls catar­ T u e s d a y Mrs. OoDcetta P. Qoiangos prince said that is 'what ’The leader of Australia’s op- Connecticut Conference of ^Ihiquent children, flexible pro- aeams and damage. ^etag within 60 miles of shore tog toe effects of seeding. pear at toe dances are toe pop- Seat in U.N. Mayors released a Btntomert unruly children who (O) 1971, The Los Angeles Times halt nationwide train stoppages. act is 193 feet high, about Offlclals of the National within 18 hours alter seeding. Hurricane CeUa, which ular bands. The Coalition, and Mrs. Ooncetta Flcaro Golan- premier Chou En4al will tell position Labor party, Gough Monday saiylng 12 of MeskUl’s voluntarily admitted, and LOS ANGBLES-^ohn Bennett The Nixon administration had 1,000 feet wide and is one gos, 72 of 146 Oak St. died yes- president Nixon during Nixon’s Whltiam, reported after a ■visit Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- The Stanford report urges that caused $464 milUon damage to The Old American Rush, W « HMwrv* For P eking vetoes of bills that would aid summer employment for dlsad- owns what may bo the worid’s held off proposing legislation In of the: most visited scenic ministration say not enough is this policy be rescinded. 1970, intensified 60 per cent to Mrs. Mary Marion, spokes- terday at her home. planned visit to Peking. to Peking early in July that cities and towns "cannot be ius- youngsters. Itugest collection of old eggbeat- hopes of a voluntary settle. spots in America. Mrs. Goiangos was bom in The United States, Sihanouk CSwu told him Rod cauna would yet known about toe effects at Donald Moore, Haaiiiiiint ad- toe 12 hours before it struck I®*" ‘i'® aasoolatlon, said llw rtsjhl (Continued from Page One) tlfied” and should be overriden ” *“■**** ***■ ment, although it had been ex- G o p y rlx h t ® 1971, Oanlcattinl Bagni, Italy, and said, is "less qualified than any be willing to attend a new Gen- Newspaper Enterprise Assn. injecting silver Iodide Into a mtolstrator for plans and pro- land, said Moore. "If we had toe dances of toe past few G o o d A u9 ust 2mi & 3rd only, 1371. by the legislature. problems Include measures that or, on the other hand, it may pected if the strike continued hurricane to take a chance on grams of toe NOAA, said to an seeded It and It had intensified weeks have proved to be tre- to Rfflit had lived in Hartford for 87 other country to propose a new eva conference on Indochikia. The secretary of state left The organisation urged the establish a commissloi^ to not be. much longer Congress would years befmre coming to Manches- international conference on In- But Sihanouk’s statement op- operatioaal seeding. interview toe report "Is very like that. We never could have mendously popular. quontiKoi . .. rv>aino- a narinv nrpaiim^ amblguous just What position General Assembly to exercise ^*"P«tlUve position of Rregardless, however, there have been asked to step In. Manchester Area The study done by Stanford good; our problem Is with toe convinced people we didn't Liast week’s dance featured a She is surri^d by a son. John Stotos^ the sa^eur of toe ably had toe a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ s W a ri^ ^ take ab^ ‘t^T '^^rirferseron""" S ^S ^su^X T /torsllt: ^ Research Institute, found, how- 'cwicluslons.” cause it.” Tolland foursome who call themselves The Lizard Tree Goiangos of Manchester; a 1954 Geneva conference that government since it was dls- Communist C9iina’s replacing tor certain ontoans, and create mankind’s union next Friday. Four Arrested ever, that “while toe effective- "There are too many areas The Stanford Research In- brother in Italy, and live grtmd- th. Fr««l. ™r m I». U m M by P.bb«-, o«.«1 N.,b».ab«. » 0 .. ,„po„ "“b iw-.bjns;™ and not only perform through­ “We hope we ■will-not be go- ness Of hurricane modification where we think toe Input Infer- stitute report noted toe problem chlldren. tant U.N. Security CouncU. He education omelets wltoout spltatera, 1^ ^«re given, Bernard’s Terrace, Rockville Averted But cussed their differences. But, a l '^ p e l 'toidght from 7 to 9 Women, some with no previous take up to an hour with a pa- Over toe weekend Japan and ablUty for d a m a ^ done by *>r Pre«hool c h ll^ n waiving W M ^ e th ln g less than satis- ^ he expected ap- and final arrangements are 2 proval of toe agreement and was arrested Saturday night af­ said Moore, "we didn’t con­ now being worked out. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and medical experience, are per- .tieht,” Ostergard ^ d . “A drc- the Philippines informed toe mobs. Another would authorize ter a complaint was received Prices Hiked vince them and toey didn’t con­ The group’s “tag sale” held 7 to 9 p.m. at toe police statiem from a se­ vince us.” Saturday under toe dlrectlcm of curity officer at Dunkin Donuts aminattons. aomuusienng lesis ^ nothing but fami- admission Into toe United Na- At least kes- Ise to appear to Circuit Court toch originol ’’Funny*’ ustd. Stnd gogt Jolm P. Ftohwick said tive : to: Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 Woit Third ~Aa many as 20 per cent ot tivlties, to all members, their Rockville. St., Cltvolond, Ohio 44113. Ctonnecticut’s welfare recl^ents friends and guests. "And by toe 15th, the Leo J. SokoUs, 60, of 81% —Aug. 5, semi-finished steel, of Economic Advisers structural and are now getting more than toe Bulletin Board Village St., Rockville was bar, rod, wire, allowance. White said. doning its allies. crats have complete support was reported by a spokes- atrange peo- estimates there will be a mil- charged Sunday night with oper- plate steel, and railroad and Monday; 6 to 8 p.m. town J ^ ’ A^^TMWoney, ^ t o " d ^ \ ^ t d ^ t o r e ^ ^ t o o f ° n o ^ ^ generalTdea of toe tactic uHthln thetothAfr i^inta!T-ATvVa toeytliAV wiSidd ^ ^ d ^ ^ to ^ * a ? h o . m e P*!:Ole.” lion_^ people out cf work.’' ,* area were among those affect­ White said that rent standards clerk at toe town office build­ attog while his license is under tubularproducts. are set for a g;iven geographical ing; 7 to 9 p.m. Tax Collector Hartford: two slstere. Miss “*® K™vrlng shor^e of dttotm laws to allow use of nonp^- ^ ^ straight majority need votes from 20 of toe 78 « ««. e ^One day, at too uigtag of his Fishwlck is president of toe suspension. He was released on —Oct. 1, tin mill products, ed. Prances Maloney and Miss to std f family ptonnli^ clinics clans are malting px)gre ^ seating Peking and a a GOP members members to to override override each each MeanwhUe Meanwhile State StateRep. Ren. Jrfm John D. D. ^^® brother, he tagged Norfolk A Western Railroad, area cm toe basis of averages at toe town office building; Catoerlne *M ^nev.“ ‘both of ®P*‘‘*«**« up to toe U^S. and several states, he said. a $260 non-surety bond. —And Dec. 1, sheet and strip two-thirds requirement against veto. Prete, D-New Haven was await- “I®"*? ^ merchandise ^ne of 10 lines idled by toe Roger Chessey, 23, of North products and raw pipe (or con- f w ^ a jo r (to^s d e ^ m e n t. to 7:30 to 9 p.m. first selectman Manchester: and 13 grandchll- abroad to response to move- expelling Taiwan. In the Senate, where newly- certification of toe results ®**‘®*‘ vront u r u work-rules strike. Five Mota St., Coventry was charged duit. to announce that it was moving the town office bullcUng; 8 dren. ments to curtail the world’s spl- (Ihls two-thlrds-vote proce- doted Stote Sen. John D. Prete, gf jjg Thursday election to fill around examining the clothing, more are scheduled to be immediate startup ^ allotted a m ^ m u m p „„ Grange at toe old town yesterday with breach of peace xhe hikes will vary from 30 ahead with of $76 per month, a fahiily of j,gjj The funeral ■will be tomorrow r’altog birth rate, dure ■would be different from D-West Haven, could bo sworn gtate senate vacancy. Bennett waited patiently. struck Friday and three more after an alleged domestic dls at 9:80 a.m. from toe ’Taylor Called family planning spe- Rock Find toe one under which, the United to to fill a vacancy as eariy as prete said he was ' unsure “I happened to pick up this Aug. 11 in a program of selec- cents per hundredweight for steps. tin*®® »»». a family of four $120. ’Tuesday: 8 p.m. ’Republican and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 clallsts, toe 20 women, nurses, turbonce at 72 Village St., Rock' such Items as axles, toe com- A Re^bUc Steel s ^ k e s m ^ Haven, toe comparable States has barred Red China’s Monday, he and his cdleegues ^hen he would be sworn to, but tarnished eggbeater,” he re- tive walkouts, vlUe. He was released on his hun- said in aeveland that the flri^ ^ Town Committee at toe town S. Mato St., West Hartford, •with medical assistants and women Intrigues entry to past years. Under that, would need five of toe 17 GOP jj,e official change of po- members. "It was so old and it Negotiations continued eariy pany said, to $1.16 per office building. a Mass of requiem at St. Mark "dto no medical training, are promise to appear. dredwelght on wheels. up of blast fui^®® 7 “ — two, $138 for three and $172 for U.N. admissloit ■was deemed an votes to override. sitions could come as early as worked so beautifully.” today at toe Labor Department, Robert N. Marchesaln, 21, ed Sunday night and that some Wednesday: 1:30 p.m. Young- toe Evangelist Church, West trained at toe PamUy “ important question” and a Debate over several of the ve- Monday. Almost on an Impulse, Bennett UTU President Charles Luna The new labor contract. at-Heart at toe Congregational Hartford, at 10. Burial wUl be Planning and Pap Clinic at Har- Scientists simple majority was not toes—toe rejection of a legal hoi- with Dowd absent and Prete paid a quarter. Now, 27 eggbeat- said that when toe two sides Tumblebrook Dr., ^ ^hlch provided (or an esti- steel might 'be produced today. problem. White says, is Clouding toe picture on re- jjjgj «<^eg people whose rent In Falrvlew Cemetery, West General Hospital, a 700-bed (Comtinued from Page One) enough to bring Peking to. iday on the birthday of toe late to toe Senate, toe Democrats era later, he is forever on the took a break during contract Hartford.------county-operated facility affillat-1 Support for the "important Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., would have a 19-16 majority to search for other models. “I once talks early Sundky, "I felt like suming^ production was a sharp ^ over standard come to us unnecessary iSiro with a motor ®Pread over toee yews, was drop In steel orders. Most ccav y^glfare, we have paid the Friends may call at toe fu- ed as a teaching hospital with older, i>erhaps 4.4 billion or 4.6 question” move has shrunk to is perhaps the most emotional the Senate suid a 98-78 margin had around 60,” he said, "but we were to toe process of mak- vehicle and Issued a warning for ***® United Steel- POWERFUl PLUNGOi CLEARS neral home tonight from 7 to 9. **>® University of California at uiuon years. ' recent times as more nations issue—could take the veto ses- to toe House for toe current I got rid of too duplicates.” tog a contract. sumer industries stockpiled amount and told the re- reckless driving. workers of America three hours huge quantities of steel earlier gipjggt he had three months to ------Los Angeles. ‘-But toe crust is going to established ties with Commu- slon into two days and possibly veto session and toe tax- Now that toe word has gotten "But toe negotiating com- iF to o ro ^ e d are ached- before toe union’s midnight CLOCCED TOILETS U Jason F. Walker Operated vrlth fede^^ funds ^mislst of a ■variety of rock nlst China. And Nixon’s Peking three. reemsideratiem session starting out, his friends make contrib- mittee told me that toe carriers this year in . anticipation of a another rent, uled to appear in Circuit Court Sunday trike deadline. How- strike, and orders i"^®™ ®*‘ “A pattern has developed of COVESNTRY — Jascai Francis **'®ni a converted military bar- types -and ages because \riien trip announcement added fuel Democratic leaders have Thursday. utions to the c(dlection. Bennett, were very adamant, wouldn’t 12 Rockvillp, Aug. 17. ever, rank-and-file steelworkers Walker, 2, of Ftorge Rd., North H>® "®^ visited cooled I can’t beUeve to toe drive for her U.N. entry called for the General Assembly — to fact, hsLS created a society give. We did all toe gl'ving, and “ ® extending that three months ^ ’ Wa A A^A AAAAfl. AW MM AAA MA wl A1% V B * . . aI« A AM AW — ^4 ^ aa ^ Mm 1 A m -mm IaIma’a . _.ftA MM A-A - A Vernon police are also invest!- were turned away from many gtockpiles were depleted. Coventry, was found dead to his by more than 2,000 patients process was ' uniform,” during the General Assembly to override 65 of the vetoes, and called “Friends of toe Eggbeat- now 1 doubt ■whether a contract over and over and Uiat we must each month. j^ea session cq>enlng to September. House Speaker William R. gating a complaint made by plants when toey tried to report R a n k-and-file steelworkers stop.” crib Sunday morning. 450 Guns Stolen er.” will be made, and if a contract Mrs. Joyce Irwin, 8 North Park for midnight shifts. "We’re quite pleased with the •orletoal crust’ is U.S. officials said, however, Ratchford, D-Danbury, called Memberdilp to POE is gained isn’t made, more railroads will received details of toe new con­ 'White’s announcement added Dr. Robert Bowen, medical results so far toIm training 4wn4*«lMar theseiltaciA “ -A . . . St., that someone entered toe U.S. Steel, 3rd graf A026, as be- examiner said that death was not consistent.” tizat a nose count at toe United Saturxlay for passage of bills NEW YORK (AP) — Ntoe through toe presentation of an be struck.” tract Jubilantly. that “our action puts no require-, people,” said Dr. Don^d tools; a com- u.S. Steel, toe nation’s No. 1 burgh, there were cheers and phyxiation due to aspirati(»i. » see crystals*^ interpreted as ®* against kicking the "urgent social problems fac- automatic .25HjaUber nickel ^p^^^iataed Bemett ’ton- OSS’ toe Nation,” Luna their rents. It Is their privilege we think toey may be at least ^ “ out a member by less than a tag our state.” plated pistols, were stolen from snoke of toe noaslWlltv of toe plaint from Donald Berger,- rec- producer, said it would "Re- apqdause as a local official re­ to charge whatever toey wish. 'Ihe youngster was bom May r^tion director, that someone gugig operations at a pace com- G part of toe answer, to toe physi- ®vldence toe rock might two-thirds^ vote. Ratchford said "toe No. 1 so- a d o m Z m gun factory. Each ^ ^ v uto^n retoi^^Tl^ wk ^ layed terms of toe agreement. It is our recipients’ prl'vilege to 8, 1968 to Manchester, toe son clan shortage to toe faiAUy »>® ®1^ „olentists ®*®1 P«*l®™ Connecticut Is bearing the initials CDM, toe P^vHeges, which are pretty union ^turning ^ wo __ took two speakers valued at $80 mensurate with its backlog or- much undefined at this p ^ t.” some railroads while striking ...... V .1 « ------“ Union sources said toe wage spend toe money we give them of Bruce F. and Pricllla M. planning field. Large crystals, me ^ g gjy^g concerned the spreading plague of drug pistols were to be shiiqied oub) from to« baseball fiew av n p n ^ derv’’ Tliere was-no elaboration, settlement’s provisions included tn any way they Wish, including Walker. And so toe eggbeatera accum- others for toe first time. He ^ .J, u, V. t ““ ®'’®'^ woman to toe U.S. Nationalist China have addlcUwi,” toe subject of four side toe state. ulate in his house. For a man ®- r®cent court dectolon Park; a compl^t from David -Employes willbe notified g minimum $1 Increase over to pay over standard rent . Our Besides his parents, he leaves that wants or needs family plan- cooled and changed from tne coordinated their positions to GrMigln, Angle St., MMChester, ^ report for work," the the next three years above toe directive U simply to say that two brothers, Daron and Bryon ntog and cancer screeiitag wore liquid to solid state very slowly. i)ehtod-toe-scenes consultations. who never thought much of col- permitting selective strikes thattkot someone tOOk lUS WallCt - • ------jj.j . , ... lectors, Bennett seems to have “gave us a right to call TOme brief statement added. A current average hourly cannot pay over stwdard Walker, both of North Coventry; to request it, ^yslcians would ’HilS can only happen deep in -nie main pro-IPeklng move at off and put them back and put from his car while he was swim­ spokesman declined to com­ straight-time pay of $3.46. The rent.” NEVER AOiCkN that tick fMling his paternal gfrandparents, Mr. be hard pressed to provide it. toe moon—further evidence toe the General Assembly, spon- Uttm off more than he can ming. The wallet reportedly con­ ment when asked whether the wh«n your toilet ev«Hlowt PoKce Head Fears Gaming chew. rfome more out.” Increase Includes 60 cents an white said that by Nov. 1, and Mrs. Howard Walker of’The need, of course, is even unusual rocks might have been sored by Albania, would seat tained $66. move constituted a planned lay­ hour Immediately and 12.S tjKjgg getting more than stan- A key issue to toe talks has HEBRON Adams, N.Y.; and his paternal grreater to other countries.” gouged from far within toe lu- Bed China and oust toe Nation- been an attempt by toe in­ off. cents in each of toe next two jfgrij rent allotments must elto- TOILAFLEX great-grandmother, Mrs. Ora Wltoout toe 20 specialists to nar crust. allsts. ’Ihe counter move fa- W ill Hike Organized Crime Park at Fair Site dustry to remove a require­ State police of Colchester USW afflclals said toey years plus a minimum cost-of- gj,, move to standard-cost hous- Toilet Plunger Hmmons of Syracuse, N.Y. Harbor 'General’s clinic, many At one point Scott and Irwin vored by Washington would, to OSAKA, Japan — The site ot ment that work crews travel ’Troop K arrested Gary Lee couldn’t explain the move, and living guarantee of another 12.6 ggj. their landlord to lower Unlike ordinary plungers, Ibilaflex Private funeral services wlU whom are still being trained, debated the color of the rocks effect, split the Albanian pack- By SOL B. CX>HEN it by arrests only, especially _ Aldrich of 19 Paper Mill Rd., does not permit compressed sur or (Herald Reporter) where marijuana Is concemed.’' E*P® t*>® Senri Hills near only 100 miles per day withoto a spokesman said union Preai- cents per hour in both toe sec- rent, pay for toe extra be tomorrow at 11 a.m. at toe t*>® would need lour or they found, their own color vl- age with separate votes dealing Hebron, yesterday on three . t h . or. in m essy w ater to splash back or escape. Connecticut’s police commla- R s compared it to toe prob- Osaka will be turned into a me- extra pay. An industry offer of ond and third years. Fringe j.gjjj ^ their own pocket, or W ith Ibilaflex th e full pressure plows counts Involving drugs. Aldrich ®" ' ' benefits—particularly vacation relatives for assis- through the clogging mass and was charged with poeseasiim of igyg„g y,gre pend- and pension clauses—also were jgggg >> swishes it down. controiled drugs with intent to beclusrot reported substantially to- gg^ longer Je(q>ardlze • SUCTION-filM STOPS SPLASH-BACK creased. y^g tjegefits of toe majority of • CENTERS ITSELF, CANT SKID AROUND '’Volice said toey made toe ar- d®« were ^ • TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT FIT planning specialists, plus Oster- makes tt green” government claims to represent Connectciut.” same today for marijuana.' spokesman said President ------;------our reriplents because of toose CM the Ganulna *Tollaflax* on wants a voluntary settle­ rest after Investigating a com- Spark Plugs on lawn mowers receiving more than plaint. They said toey found w ^ ," ° bint of anything like $ 2 ^ AT HARDWARE STORES gard on a part time basis. Scott _«.ieaid. ’ uH of China. Police Commissioner Cleve- Fuesstolch said that "parents PoUutmt Blamed should be disconn^ted when ^^^g ^ ^ t g Pedestrian Hurt, He estimates that a clinic Peking has indicated it will land Fuesstolch, interviewed on too have a responsibility, and ment but stressed the "serious­ ’Remember about green LONDON — Sulphur dioxide, ness with which he' views the 8,437 piHs in Aldrich’s posses- *bl®. „„„no,i making repairs on the mower. O a , -1 staffed with specialists such as . not come to toe United Nations WTIC’s "Face toe State” pro- toey should exercise it.” said toe most common pollutant pro­ Impact of toe strike.” sion ^ong with a small quan- i ® ‘‘j® “‘.f'® o t r U C K D V 1 r U C K those in toe program could han- ®®®«®®> ^ Nationalists are gram, remarked, ”I’m not qmto Aaltod, "Can you fight organ duced when coal or oil is bum- tlty of marijuana. He was hald virtually all of tbe n ^ o n s big die 90 per cent of its patients ® ^f®” ^ there. U.S. officials said Tal- ified to say how much toe a c t l ^ ized crime wltoout a good wire- ^ u linked with chronic bron- , Sen. ■Harrison------V A. VAiAAr-am Williams tn overtoght In lieu of $6,000 bond producers began banWng their A 76-year-old woman pedestrl- without a doctor. S®®**^ ® "®*^ dlsdoeed whether ties wlU Incroase, but I assume top WU?” Fuesstolch repUed, factory workers in to a n d ^ to be p reseL d In Clr- furnaces l ^ .'*'®®’‘ an was admitted to Manchester -j can foresee clinics With a t**® “ Peking is they wlU. I’m sure of one thing “We’re doing it now.” He said c^ucted^y toe^S^ Sunday Mjdi« cult Court 11 Danielson, today, expected to t^e at leart 10. Memorial Hospital this morning doctor available by telephone or reports from scientists that to- grated but toe Nationalists re- can look forward to more that toe wire-tap bUl passed by ^ brmch of toe British Fac- ^®®‘Kna*® BOLTON days to refire the ovens and get with multiple injuries received with a doctor who would arrive struments aboard the c o n u ^ d ,„gtg firmly opposed to toe organized crime than we’ve 'the 1971 Ctoneral Assembly is insnectorate. tration officials to tARtifvtestify before Rwiald Nadeau, 29, of Hart- pr^uctlon rolling a ^ . when she was struck by a milk at the end of the clinic session module piloted by Alfred M. conimunlsts' entry. had." very good bill and should . toe Senate Labor Public Wel­ ford was charged with (allure Jones & Laughlln, toe na- truck at Eldridge and l^ to Bts. to see problem patients,” Oster- Worden had returned first read------Public Act 866, signed into law h®lP *“■” He said it isn’t being fare Committee, 'wiilch would rora was cnarg sixth-ranked producer, have Jurisdiction over any to drive right on a CUSHING A .C A D E M Y Police identified toe accident gard said. "Our specialists togs on toe chemical com' St month by Gov. Thomas Mes- need yet because “we don’t have HEALTH CAPSULES® lowinsr an accident on Rt. 44A, was reported _ following U.S.. ■victim as Mrs. Edith D. Rogers could do much to both urban positiwi of toe moon, including m i ^ “^ ‘li^Us'~lrttorie^^^^ w °e the manpower or toe equipment by Michael A. Petti, M.D. emergency strike leglslatioti. r o r t ^ y Police said Nadeau Steel’s lead. A spokesman said ASHBUHNHAM. MASSACHUSETTS of STB Charter Oak St. and rural settings to increase thS" mysterious backside never Work To Begin Williams, chairman of toe yeste^y. “studying startup con- tracks, off-track betting and to Implement it.” ^AM '/Oil 'ftlL 9 i C0U6H 01430 A hospital spokesman said she toe availability of family plan- visible from earth, On Union Dam pari-mutuel betting to Ciotmecti- Connecticut’s top poUcemM committee, said he ■wants toe Saladlno 24 tlngencles," and that employes was admitted following emer- nlng services." "*Dr. Isadore Adler of the God- out says he favors and has insti- VJm 1^ otfleera to his de- helmets strike may work a luurdshlp on a trimester plan. Senior Seminars, of which there are over sixty trimester-length options, Police said Trueman was turn- of toe theory Oiat the elimination of some of toe did a fantastic Job ifl-'’or ‘H?®'' "J.®”- “^ ® Is unenforceable, so no’. OOUfiH# FROM tP , the rich South Ceaoltaa-Border supplement standard full-year college preparatory courses. The seminar prograrn, which Peak «-St i*, E.«d*.». '^.uZ items originally to toe bid spec­ He defended the action. "The arrest them? The courts North Catroltoa belt tobacco ifications. Also, other work pg0H<:Mlfl0, ClSAKirrtf>, includes some tenth and eleventh graders, provides student opportunities for in-depth of Mata when toe mishap occurred. „um - containing . materials men to toe top positions were have said that toe law is am- AHP CAtiCtfK CAH AU. auctions opening Tuesday. Tliey Flavor lbs. will be done by town forces. study of specific academic areas. There are academic honor societies for both boys Trueman was not charged, and ical background.” .r such as.. - toe------anortoosltea.- 180-degp«e8 apart from the new blguous. It does not specify 60UHP AUIKE.. ut.y damp weather could dam- toe accident is. stUl under in­ The staffers receive almost 80 Penetryn wm low b dder for poUcles of toe department.” he type of helmete must be HnMi c.piul.t siv« Mphit Menmrisii. \go tobacco that ts delayed. and girls. toe project which toe town has gaid. worn ” libnetintwid.dteb.ef(«.anorticiutiira. ' vestigation. hours of classroom instruction Billion in Imports A full complement of athletic opportunities — recreational, individual, and inter­ Mrs. Rogers is toe widow of beep ordered to undertake by «it happfsns every time a new jig commented men,” he re- lators. literaiY publications, and numerous other clubs and activities. FANCY CUCUMBERS...... 3 for 29c and Manchester civic leader who of gynecologic disease and other a tons Building Time Cut marked. “It happens all toe time Arresting a persui for mak- The school is nondenominational and serves students of all races, creeds, and died to 1967. . subjects. But most at the train- ^ cargo or close to a billion to Industry.” tog a mistake Is not toe an- RED PEACHES, Freestone -----2 lbs. 29c ------tog is handling actu^ patlente g^ imports. HOUSTON—By using ready­ On toe matter of drug arrests swer,” he said. "Fines and im- nationalities. with a doctor checking’ each made components, a firm here to marijuana cases, Fuesstolch risonment are not toe an- N ta n e From Color procedure until rtie is judged _ i:*- i u built a $100,000-type home to sald there ape no guidelines for swera. We must find out toe DRIVEWAYS For further information, you are cordialiy invited to caii the foilowing local-area residents with competent. Oar Fish Large, Rare 86 days Instead of toe usual state troopers at present and reasons for violations. We must PuUng Areas • Gas Stpttons • Bosketlmll Oowria Cushing affiliations: YBUjOWSTONE P.^IK, Wyo. jg______almost 3,000____ examtoatiens LONDON — The oar flsh, a four to 4% months. This time that toey have been given the educate toe violators and we Or write or telephone: Now Booking for Seasonal Work Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sommers (Current Parents) -Yellowstone National Park de- conducted by toe trainees and rare ocean Inhabitant, grows to saving would reduce toe cost of discretion of action. must Improve qondltions.’’ Tel. 875-9379 Robert D..KIarsch * All Work Personally Supervised. Ws ore 1M%> Director of Admissions rived Its name from toe yellow- checked by a doctor, toe spe- a length of 14 feet and a weight a similarly constructed home to "I hope toey use toe. discretion He ccmcluded with his own Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Bidwelt (Trustee and Past Parents) ish sheen of toe spectacular clallsts missed oidy 10-15 per of as much as 250 pounds. It toe range of $32,000 to $36,000. wisely,” he said. ”W(S can fight qtiestiiHis, ”If there is no ne- SlIfOR Tel. 742-6613.. Box C, Ashburnham, Mass. 01430 MANCHESTER 725 MIDDLE TPKE., E Tel. (617) 827-5911 gopge cut by what toe Indians cent of toe abnormalitiOs that a normally lives at a depth of 1,200 ^ toe drug problem only by ex- cessity for making an arrest, DeMAIO BROTHHlS Mrs. Edward Glenney (Alumnus'46) called toe "River of toe Yellow doctor would need to examine. feet. Only five have been wadi- There are 1,219 primary and periment. No matter how much why do It? Will It do anyone GALL 648-7691 Tel. 649-4438 Stone." . A side benefit has been toe ed ashore to toe last 100 years, secondary schools to Greece, money we spend, we can’t Uck any good?” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN MANiCHESTlER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE TWELVE be a delay before toe portraits Bridgeport Man port, had a disagreement. They Homes Built Vanity Mars deccrate toe mayor’s office Reds Meet said they wanted Wright for watch out fgather rocks rles about the origin of the trips, they started a television sia, causing many millions of that could tell scientists If It Large Rocks rim : That It was carved by a camera mounted on the front of dollars damage. They were far was carved by ancient lava .j.y picture ^ow ed the series of volcanic lava flows, the Rover, and earthlings had a worse than usual, ta t for Malay -PRICEB ALL WEEK SPECIALS! flows. rtjy littered with many large that It Is a collapsed lava tube remarkably clear picture of the vlUagers, they were no surprise. “ The vdiole Mission Control rocks. or that It was the result of a two men at work 260,000 miles “ It happens every year to team congratulates -you on a Irwin took over the descrip- flow of hot gases, perhaps gen- away. some degree,” explained one S lib p superb Job,o Sight controller tlon: erated by a giant meteor Im- As they collected rooks near Malay resident. "When toe wa­ Gerald Griffin radioed the as- - i 3^^ some outcroppings on Pact. BJlbow Crater, Scott practically SUPEFiMARKETS ter rises, you just pick up your Del Monte tronauts as they concluded about ttie 40 per Depending on time available, shouted: “ This is great sport I their exploration. •pjiey-re very large Irwin hoped to In- tell you. I wish we could just belongings and go to higher Mission scientist Dr. Joseph rounded frag- spect a bluster of craters that sit down and play with the Opround. If toe water keeps ris­ Allen said■' toe fact that toe as-■“ ments ” rome geologists believe were rocks for awdiUe. Look at this— ing, yell for a boat.” Sliced Peaches From our Frozen Food Dept.! Often houses are washed toonauts reported layering In Geologists believe the rille volcanic. ^ the walls of toe canyon is evl- ^ ^ away, so Malays build dispos­ was carved by lava flow- Rocks retrieved by e^ler thwe babies there." E n a s t 17 oz dence that It might have been which would be^be the the first first con- Apollo teams have most lunar After two hours and total able houses. 1G8 formed by several lava flows. evidence that volcanoes scientists convinced that vol- driving distance of five miles "W liat else Is there to do?” tins Sheet Spar Kool Drinks Other lunar geologists said they beneath the canoes once erupted on the they were back at the Falcon to asked an east coast Malay. "We Roll Grape, Orangeade. could draw no conclusion until gm.jggg dead bar- ™oon before It turned cold for set up a 126 million nuclear- have to live along toe water . . . 4 Fruit Punch, Lem­ they examine the pictures and aclentlati con- unknown reason. But powered science station In- for washing, communication, on Lime, Rasp­ —rocks being returned. tend^ however that there never holdouts •vrtio tended to relay data for a year fishing, everything. . . . ” berry Lemon. 1 0 “ “ 8 9 ' Scott and Irwin: 4th i^raf AO09. were’ volcanoes on the moon. bf“ ®ve ^ toe lunar craters are or more on such as In bigger towns toe problem Scott and Irwin spent 4 hours TTiev boUeve toe lunar rilles Impacts. moonquakes, magnetic Helds, is greater, tat It’s toe same ap-. Birds Eye Tasti Fries 4 95= 46 minutes outside today, ebout Scott and Irwin on Sunday the lunar atmosphere and toe proadi. First toe electricity is Friend’s one hour 16 minutes less than nerhans leaulUnv f i ^ **a.ve made one of scl- solar wind, cut off. Then hospital patients originally scheduled. They fell : ■ ^ ^ . ence’s greatest finds—a small While Irwin did most of toe Banquet Fried Chicken 2 are carried up to dryer quar­ about 90 minutes behind time „ , . metAora ^ collection of rocks that possibly station deployment, Scott bus- PINEAPPLE- ters. And toe town frolics in Baked Pea Beans Taste o’ Sea Fish n’ Chips pkg ” yesterday because of minor ^ w e d over one rock what is called "main ayer” GRAPEFRUIT toe solar system 4.6 billion ered drill, attempting to bore 16 oz A A c equipment problems, and that and fell to his hands and knees I (playing in the -water). years ago. two 10-foot-deep holes In which Stop & Shop Cheese Pizza pkg 0 7 delay carried over. __ ALIFORNIA When water subsides, resi­ On toe three excursions, they ^ nLo'Ta^^T“l^Win j ^ help^‘“hhn *up “I think we’ve found what ^®'we" to P*®®®place temperature sensors. Mc>3l & Shrimp dents sweep up and start all 4B oz Chun King Egg Rolls 6 01 pkg 65= totaled nearly 19 hours outside ^ „ ^ ;,t g T la t e r toe com- ®“ ® T ^® ®“®®®®<^®<* 'vlto toe first but over. 3 “ 'l and drove their g8-mUli(Hi mo(Mi mander said- “ Hiis time I ’ll *^® Irwin prowled high In hit hard rock about four feet CHS This year whole towns were SlfO*'’— ot car about 16 miles. The curtail- m ^ e suro I d^®t fall * e f ^ t o . of A p e ^ e d o ^ ^ toe second, Morton Dinners Slulbuiy X39= deep imder water. Scores of ment today cut off nearly five <^3^ gome silly rock." Mbuntalim, "early mUes Mission C ^ trol had thousands had to be evacuated Aunt Jemima Waffles %V 3 Y miles of planned driving. JSronatos later reported av ^ exploraUon that STEAKS by boat and helicopter. Many 1-lb Stop & Shop I, A 10 oz $ 1 went for days without food, suf­ Peaches & Strawberries e! ! J pkgs I “ I T edge O f a crater named Spur pack, and that this Increased as fering from exposure. Half Gallon 16 oz 7 0 c ^ e field of c r a t ^ to orol toad toein to spend extm ^ that at his feet he labored with toe drill. Britlsb, American and Singa­ Potato Chips Krafl Choeolale "h'lr Pie Pkg / 7 f ^ t m g , crystal-fmed ^Vlto this situation, and with porean aircraft helped toe Ma­ laysian government with emer­ Twin Headries Nice N’ Icay J f t 7 Y Zep ’■ ^ e Scott and Irwin ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ t h “ " ^ k to gency relief In large-scale airlift Ice Cream Pack operations. 5 9 ' climb down Into."t toe canycm, news that the third Apollo 16 ^®’’®’" ri^FalcT^ey____• l^beenout: Stop & Chuck When it was over, authorities Shop but they found toe upper 80 to astronaut, Alfred M. Worden, ..33^ „p .. advised Mission minutes short of renewed with vigor their yearly 40 feet was a, genUe s U ^ and had successfully changed the needlessly. planned Ume plea for residents ot low-lying 7 9 ' they walked down easily that orWt of the command ship En- «>ihls crater Is a gold mine," Bone In areas to move to higher ground. First of the season far to a terrace. Beyond that deavour, getting to poslUon for s c d U itZ Z One program offered govern-, the wall dropped off sharply. an afternoon reunion with the jjg flrat thought one rock was ____ that ment loons if Malays would re­ Scott and b r ^ ^ k moonmen. g ^ e n tat decided toe sun filter ^ ® ® build farther from toe water. It more geological treasure, hop- “ Oh, that’s good news, but on his visor changed toe color P“ * Bartlett Pears had little success. Ing to equal what they collected we knew he would," Scott com- and It was gray. bubble was bled Bone In The pez^le, according to local Sunday when they discovered mented. Dr. Joseph Allen, an astro- irwto’s back pack and Top of the Chuck Steaks and foreign experts, prefer to From California what some scientists believe “ He’s coming baxto to look naut and toe Apollo 16 mlsslOT ^ ^ repair a bro- stay where they are, even If It may bo rocks dating back 4.6 tor you,” said Mission Coittrol. scientist, told newsmen to antenna rai toe same pack, means losing a house or two oc­ billion years to toe birth of the Scott stepped out of toe lunar Houston that Scott a ^ s c r i p ^ medics couldn’t read casionally. solar system. The astronauts’ lander and onto the surface at and toe locattOT of toe rocks-- sensor, so Chicken Breasts Big ValueiFruifiks Most have already forgotten enthusiasm was based on toe 6:07 a.m. and James B. Irwin about Mie-quarter m up ^ ^ ^ ahead and fadt that toe priie rocks, found foUowed a minute later to begin in o u n t^ sloi^tatocated tney ^ ^ ^ u s condl- toe January floods, despite their anguish at toe time. to a crater, contain several of their final lunar day. They had were Uon on toe surface. ^ “ The 5c Frank" IVzlb ■ ] Family Pack Road signs along toe high­ toe large crystals of toe type had about seven hours sleep. But these pesky problems c pkg j 1 IQc 10 6 9 ' 20 in a package ways show charts to indicate that may have made up origi- “Okay, out to toe site,’’ Scott • ^ overshadowed by toe solu- Bake, Fry, Broil From New Jersey, FRESH or Barbecue Ik the level of flooding up ahead. nal lunar crust. ^ hurled up toe slopes by a mam- Um i of toe ^ver’s steering Finast Occasional water marker poles At Stop & Shop, each cut is carefully trimmed The orbiting Worden may W ere, r o i i ^ . meteor collision that scl- problems. Overnight, experts at '^79c set by toe road .tower high In toe of excess fat and bone, special attention is Blueberries Pint 3 9 ‘ have added to toe growing evl. ♦ entlsts beUeved gouged out too Mission Control worked on 5 » Sausage Meat Pure Pork USDA lb pkg air. Blade Cut Roast given to removing gristle areas, and we never 900 Ocoma Fried Chicken 2 1.49 DAK dence that volcanoes once seeto- *®f’^ -mlle-wlde Sea of Rains bll- procedure associated •with a TVwns and villages which add extra fat or larding to any cut. We call CHOICE ed beneath toe lunar surface *he limar lander Falcon to years ago. sUclng Into battery and toe front vtoeels •b 69c .(CHUCK) Canned Bacon Imported were under 30 feet of water are this special kind of meat cutting our Just Rite urtfATi hA rAnnrtAd he could see out a nuctear-powered ^ >w>ri*w>ir tvoouah instructions to Boneless Chicken Cutlets M.39 0 when he reported he could see j ^ lunaur bedrock. and passed Maxi-man beef has that just-cut look o( now back to itormal, -with hard­ Trim®. Sale meats get it, too! cinder cones In toe southeast ®®‘®"®® ‘^®P^y®:J Other scientists here said gcott. freshness because we sell so much of It. lb Saturday to retrieve a drill comer of toe Sea of Serenity. precise determination of toe ly a sign there was any difficul­ which became stuck Sunday “ It’s working, my friend,” he Before leaving toe moon with : “ ty. while Scott was boring for sub- ^ ft o e r ^ toTy exclaimed as he turned on toe more than 200 pounds of rotiks, At toe government restoouse surface material. ’They Chuck Scott and Irwin canceled a spe- on AIlO IllUUlUllCil. IVCMtW thCiF California Chuck Blade Cut aafwrk*«ai«ra < In fna ^ painted notice 16 feet up one depicB^ me asi^vs m me three-one, two, selrets S to^ ^ “ d ®®‘ wall marks toe level of a 1926 lunar Rover on tta moon with three,” Scott called out as they of toe moon earth ***e Apennines. (ROAST) U Q ( flood. Isfy hearty appetites with this tasty Choose you/ G to TS^'tritate to fietae a ®y®‘®"*- ^ ^«>'® ^ f™®’ St from the heart ot the chuck. Sugar Cured A tA ^rt W orA "***®** penetrated several created In toe massive thing, really super," Scott ra- Merit Bacon Mb pkg sliced earthl’ *®®* coming together of space debris dloed. “ Much easier to handle Sugar Cured . Sea Urchin Hit Bacon ^ T '^® commander ht'^ai^gas cloud. with four wheels." California Chuck lb I Stop & Shop Mb pkg sliced W # S f?h »r Ta a *‘’‘ ®^ ^ Mission Control out ggftt and Irwin ccmtln- ^ initially headed for .Maple Cured # A c feather, to my i ^ t hand a retrieving toe core samples. y their surface exploration, p _—t crater embedded to toe In Clearout Of sto p s Shop Bacon O^W hammer. I have these here h . ,;;Aro y ^ ^ ^ t totorested to It. ^^^den circled toe moon e v e ^ ^ ^ t S T t o t a t l S ^ l v e ml2^ Undercut Roast Mb pkg sliced ” ' day because of Galileo’s dls- Houston?” he asked. Loiy Maple 7 9 ^ two hours to E ta^vou r, taart- Falcon. But as they drove Pacific Shores Swift’s Bacon Mb sliced # O cusslon over falling objects to Mission Control said It was. the surface below with ^ o - “ ttav (BONELESS CHUCK) LOS ANGELES (A P ) — Wasteless, easy-to-slice pot roast. Use Sugor Cured 7 ^ ^ gravity fields. “ Nothing like a little P.T. u|raphls and scientific to- “ ® , Swift’s Bacon Mb sliced / <9 “ What better place to con- (physical training) to start toe gtruments. spotted sever^ g e o lc ^ c ^ y to Scuba divers say they killed tomato juice or soup as cooking liquid. 8 8 ' lb firm his ftadtags than on toe day out,” Scott said. Worden reported problems t e r e s ^ cmters and boulders about 800,000 purple sea urchins Boneless C h M ^ Cotonial Bacon'x.=c;?’69= moon. The feather Is a falcon After 10 minutes of tugging, ^ t h two of his Instruments but decided to stop t o o t h e r in a project designed to make feather for our Falcon. I ’ll drop the drill came out. they weren't expected to affect samples and take pictures, Sugar Lurtd the sea safe for seaweed. Nepco Bacon Mb sliced 75= toe two of them and hopefully “ One, two, three—there we over-all results of toe ex- again turned on toe TV at Ecologists say man created a H Boneless Rib Eye ■ ) I seaweed shortage in toe Pacific Mira Cured they will hit toe ground at toe go,” Scott reported, obviously perlments. ®®®** ®*°P' Shoulder Roast 9 8 Armour Bacon Mb sliced # 9 same time." relieved. Once Falcon and Endeavour Head Back off Southern California by kill­ And they did. H ien they had trouble sepa- have docked, toe three astro- After three stops, they felt ing too many sea otters, which Sliced Bacon All cut from USDA Choice beef from feder lb Oscar Mayer Mb packog6. 85= “ We’re ready to start home,” rating toe ntoe-fobt drill tube nauts will remain to lunar orbit they had sufficienUy sampled live on urchins. The urchins $ | i Delmomco Steak ally^ Inspected plants, Scott said as they entered toe into three-foot sections, and an another two days to continue toe foothills and decided to multiplied unhindered and have lunar module for toe last time, irritated Scott complained: the experiments to an effort to head back toward Falcon, to- eaten n'lost of toe kelp that is i “ It’s been fabulous up here.” “ We’re an hour and 16 minutes obtain a photo and chemical specttog other craters along toe toe habitat of many other ma­ ■ ■ steak ■ Scooting along in toe Rover into the EVA (extra-vehicular map of nearly 20 per cent of way. rine creatures. earlier, Scott exclaimed of toe activity, and we’re still fooling the surface. The added maneuverability of f/rst 0 ' The Freeh Fruits and Vegetables! ’ ’There’s nothing down there $ 1 1 8 surrounding mountains: yrlto this.” They are to fire out of orbit the Rover enabled them to any more but toe urchins,” lb "Thy’re ^1 sunlit today. Just Mission Control took toe hint at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday and climb a 16-degree slope which said one diver, “ They’ve driven Fresh from the briny deep to our fish dept.! London Broil - beautiful.” and advised them to leave toe splash down to toe Pacific g^ve them a spectacular pan- away toe abalone and toe lob­ CotfiAjeA^S \('d t6 ien The view reminded Irwin erf tube of soil samples on toe Ocean at 4:46 p.m. Saturday to oramlc view of toe Hadley Ba- ster and just about every­ Our own Caterer'* Kilche “ one of my favorite Biblical ground and press on with toe end their 12-day mission. gin. thing.” passages from toe Psalms—I drive to Hadley Rille. Capsule Scott and Irwin began their -That’s toe biggest mountain Alarmed conservationists King Crab Meat Colonial Master started toe Palos Verdes Un­ look imto toe hills from whence communicator Dr. Joseph Allen surface adventures at 6:16 p.m. j gygp looked up a t " Scott ex- From Alaska Meat Pies cometo my help . . . tat of ggid they would try again later Friday when toe Falcon sank d j^ j^ d as he looked up at AVOCADOS derwater Restoration Project, $039 lb Smoked Pork course we get quite a bit from to separate toe core, and em- Its talons at Hadley Base, only ngdiey Mountain and surround- which began operations Sunday For tantalizing salads with a gour­ Blade Steak ~ Chicken 12 oz 10 oz Houston, too. The reference phasized toe importance when about 1,000 feet from toe actual peaks with nearly 1,000 volunteer di­ met flair, you'll enjoy serving pkg or $1 tender crab meat. pkg* was to Psalm 121, Verse®® *• he said: “ Quite seriously, aiming point in a narrow valley vers on hand armed with ham­ Beef miAAAH « AhAAAA f- — ------“ ------^ wss wh)le they were on toe Butts They4u missed a chance ^ that’s probably the deepest cf the moon. down this slooe that^thev Luscious Taste- mers and hatchets. Divers re­ gather other p^slb e volcanic ,3 of toe moon for us "Falcon U on toe plain at ported that urchins lay so thick Peeled & Deveined Shrimp Water Added evidence when Msslon <^ntrol gg , gg the moon It- Hadley," Scott reported. ®^'"® "P®" Spur Crater and on toe ocean floor that a single Potato Salad Tempting Treat! IY2 lb package Lean and fonder, teW them to skip a plannpd been toero." 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER, CONN., MOITOAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 MANCHESTER EVSACING HERALD, MA^ICHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE .FIFTEEN Catcher's Interference^ W ilb u r W ood ’s Plans ^ A y i # Heavy Schedule This Week Balk^ RBI on Same Play Spoiled by Red Sox For :ion T itle Bid TONIGHT’S GAMES wlld pitch, an intenUonal walk ASSOCIATED PRESS __ Wood twice was planted two Mtchell, I n J Pizza vs. Town, 6:16 Fitzgerald NEW YORK (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) weeks ago when the southpaw t^de, hit a 410-f ^ • j Morlarty vs. Acadia, 7:30 Fitz­ and a hit batsman. American League Coach WUly Fortin will repre- Steuer had trouble, loading the other hit Into right. Marsh scor- The Chicago White ^ said he could have worked both stake the Brew ^ ^ cw ^ g ^ e Country Club By JERRY KATONA gerald Catcher’s interference, a Then, Mota made his daring East Division . i ®®**‘ ' Manchester in Friday bases with a walk, error and ed again on a Gliha ground out move, the arguments began ends of a twin bill. Wood had In the opener. His s e c o n d g ^ BllUards vs. Walnut, 8:46 Fitz­ balk and a run batted in W L I ?c*. OB but didn’t count ' on the been the„ „ warhorse______of_ the— White------wallop - erased a 2-1 Washington SELECTED NINE Ine weatherman night’s All-Star game at Muzzy wild pitch. Left fielder Jim and HoUk’s deep double to cen- gerald and the game was over. Field, Bristol, against the Zone Balesano exchanged poelUons ter made it 9-1 Manchester. are not unusual in a base­ * • * Baltimore 66 88 .681 — Boston Red Sox knocking Sox bullpen for the last three lead In the ^ Saturday Manchester’s American Mota's vs. Lantern, 6:16 Kee- Boston 61 45 .676 6% Legion baseball team in l All-Stars. with the hurler to get the final M»»ch«it«r (U) ball game . . . but all on GIAiNTS - PIRATES — on Wood. years, during which he a^ TANKS - Class A-— Frank Lipinski 31- e rbl ney Detroit 66 49 .633 10 . peared in 241 games. His peak TWINS YAwn 6-26, Terry SchiiUng 31-6-26; B. two of their three week- Rain postponed Friday out, after Issuing a walk and oaudreau. 2b 4 3 0 0 Wyman vs. Klock, 7:30 Nebo the same play? The Giants’ two victories But the Red Sox spoiled Tan- _ ------w . ^ New York 62 66 .481 16V& Stott- end games, but Coach «rame at Enfle^^^^ and one of tte Wlndror nina. 5 3 0 3 CB&T vs. MulU, 6:16 Robert- The rare parlay occurred built their National League ner’8 plans and Woo?s day by ^rformance came 1" «he»i Minnesota Nell OonkUn 32-7-25, Tom Mee- Washington 43 61 .413 22^ Wallv Fortin’is T Atrinn Saturday it held off unUl game Manchester bounced right Baleaano, if, p s i son Sunday on Uie final play In the West lead to nine games oyer ripping into the left-handed aCe he set a league record by pitch- ic^yre for «lx atralgiU hlts^at gaui 68-8-26; C—Ray Remes 36- 9 1 Cleveland 63 64 pf the game, then 12-24, Rudy Plerro 36-11-26, Alex nalres did a little rain dance ^ at back to even the score In the gHha. ^ i Los Angele^-Cincinnatl game Los Angeles and reduced the .402 24 jor*',oSr7^~ln the first inning M ^mes. the start four New York RockvlUe. The locals still trail fourth. J<^ McKeon who Noake, as STANDINGS and gave'die Dodgers a 6-4, 11- Pirates East lead over St. West Diviaion en route to a 6-1 triumph in the P® attributes his staying pw - ^thstood Signer 86-10-26; low gross—^Wil­ er to his hard-to-hIt knuckler, boihers to beat the YankeM. lie OlekslittAci 76; blind bogey— nU !‘®Lnrin^®Whi^or,i2®2' t ^ked four singles in five & r.% . Inning victory over the Reds in Louis to 8Vi games. Oakland 66 39 .620 — opener. SILK CITY a controversy-tilled ccmtest. which he throws 80 per cent of -nie* Twins sent 11 men to bat, TOm Prior 77. behind the sturdy pitching of *f""® '*’®®’' / ^®' “>® P*®^®’ a hit to San Francisco overcame a 7 - 6Kansas______City 62 50 .SIO 12% And BosUm added insult 41 12 13 The situaUon was this; the time. in the slx-rufi first before Ron PRO SWEEPS lefty Brad Steurer * termlne the final Zone Bight rlg^it and scored on Jack "““ la Wlndaor (2) deficit in the opener wrlth five California (jalifomla 52 67 .477 16 injury by completing a sweep The Dodgers had tied the runs in the eighth inning, the Chicago Incidentally, the last pitcher Blomberg slugged . two "omers Gross_____ — WllHe_____ Oleksinskl______76, Balesano hooked a triple past 8^®*"® sacrifice fly to deep GrjskUw^ 2b BilUards Chicago 49 67 .^ 1 7 % with a 6-1 victory In the night- b> try to work a complete doub- and Bobby Murcer and Thur- score 4-4 with one run in the Reg Ourtls TO , Ray Kvelhoch 79, ^irst base in the eighth and dash- ^ played tonight at 6 , Sat- center. Walsh, rf. p first two on Willie Mays’ bases- Minnesota 48 66 Green Manor bottom of the lltii, had the loaded double and the others on • „ „ ™ teheader was Don Newcombe of man Munson, one apiece for Doc Mvacee 79; net - Nell ®d home when reliever John « K®*«® ^U1 be played Dot Gua^au ww Wt by a ^’sb Morlarty’s Milwaukee 45 60 .429 21 wood’s translUon from the Brooklyn Dodgers. He New York. bases loaded with two out and Willie McCovey’s 14th homer. OonkUn 82-14^, Frank Uplnskl Walsh tossed a wUd pitch. tomorrow at RockvlUe, and the pitch fo r the seventh time this HunUngton, cf Walnut bullpen to a starting berth this opener and lasted sev- * * • the count was one strike on Earlier, Bobby Bonds homered Sundsyli Results 79-10-69, Terry Schilling 80-9-71, The locals tallied their last regular season finale is also at summer to start the locals on ” Acadia year had resulted In a 12-7 innings of the nightcap be- TIGERS - ANGELS — Willie Crawford. for the Giants and A1 Oliver Boston 6-6, Chicago 1-1 Ed Shaw 82-11-71; Iferry Ather- two runs In the n ^ , as Gau- Hockidlle, We(taesday "Iskt. a four-^^b^e to the gon-to^ m Tedford’s On the next pitch by Oncin- and Roberto Clemente con- Minnesota 10, New York 7 Jlm Northrup. who had ton 81-10-71 dreau singled and Marsh reach- Manchester (13-4) must win all ning. Dick Marsh and McKeon jj ^a’lsE, rf DeOormler’s erage prior to Sunday’s blast- Actually,'Wood’s sendoff oJt hto'fom pretdous ap- naU reliever Joe Gibbon, third nected for the Pirates. Milwaukee 4-3, Washjtagton 8 POUR WA¥.¥. ed on an error. Once again, the three away games to force a got singles off Windsor starter off. 30 2 6 4 2 Sportsman 4 20 base runner Manny Mota broke In the nightcap, rookie Dave 2 ly wasn’t all his fault. The ^ ^ c e s . driUed Ws 11th First low net — Terry BchU- t><»ming bat of McKeon brought t«et two out of three playoff Dave Easton to load the bases. Manchester000 144 012—12 for the plate. Catcher Johnny Kingman, who helped beat the ‘ , California 16 In- ^ "® White Sox kicked In three er- Q,e 16th 001 000 010 — 2 3 ling, Dick Berger, Russ Johnson, the runners home. wlto East Harford (14-4). Balesano t^ ed to push In one wmdsor^^^^ ^ Balesano; HR: J.^ INDY LEAGUE Bench grabbed for the ball and Pirates ^turday ^th his first J!^! inning to power Detroit over rkm Rfinoit B5* second _Willie Walsh had a long home run off Steuer mixed his overpower- run and Fred GUha s ground walsh: SB: Gaudreau, Marsh, Me- a n^d appearance In one help things alwig for Boston. , Northruo’s homer put a tag on the sliding Mota. major league homer S S t s T S “ c k ^ l . Jnck Steuror In the eighth to accOTnt ing fastball ¥rtth his taU -aw ^ ball scored Marsh. One of K«,n. Ho.{k^8F:^^Hgik^^DP:^G_^- W. L. However, home plate Umpire .Wood lasted aejen ^mnmgs^ AI’ photo slammer—blasted a , , Crockett, Rudy Plerro 66; third Windsor’s final taUy. curve to up his personal record WlndsOT’s fOTr errors let In two .o G^kiewicz; Lantern House 1 1 1 Harry Wendelstedt did not perfect and If Wood wanted to „p aU the Red Sox working since the two-run homers. They enabled ^ ^ j „ The Manchester offense col- to 4-0. Striking out 14,- Steuer more Manchester runs. sLi^i^EMton 6- s o steurer It Gorman’s 1 1 2 PLAYER ('ONTROI^Cuba’s Pablo Garcia come.s make a safe or out call on the Giants to overcome two Oakland 7-4, Cleveland 3-2 try It. and 10 hits, before being lifted . , —Bundl Taroa, Bill Phelan, Joe ninth inning, and ended the lected 13 hits with Gaudreau, allowed only five hits, and In the sixth, Steurer singled, Balesanol,E;a8t»n2;HluoffSteur- FuUer’s 8 6 down with ball as two U.S. players try to defend. Mota. Instead, he ruled that In Sunday’s other American ^ pinch-hitter. Lebiedz, Nick Cooper 67; fourth solo homers by Pittsburgh’s Monday's Games marathon, five-hour contest. Marsh, HoUk and Steurer getting struck out five of the first six Gaudreau walked, and Harsh ILw o“for o^ni"in^'"nn"ngs; Wholesale 7 Bench prevented Crawford League acUon, Uie Milwaukee the second g^ame, George * i . —Dick Ottavlano, Mort Herman, 6 Willie Stargell, who raised his Milwaukee (Pattin 9-11) two each. Windsor batters. singled- to fill the bases. Me- ton 6 for 8 runs in 6 innings; 'h b p : from being free to swing at the ® Brewers swept a pair from the Scott and Reggie Smith decided nmiANS — Alex Signer Jr., Carl EMgberg VFW 6 8 California (May 6-6), night Gliha. Marsh, Balesano and With two outs In the third, Keon scored two runs with an- waishf*W; st“ rer;^L*: Easton'^^' 4 9 pitch—thus the catcher’s inter­ 38 homers and 100 runs batted Washington Senators, 4-3 and 3- matters for Boston in the fourth * “ ' 67; flflh—Sked Homans, Ed Gunver Surprises 3 Cuba ference call. In. Oakland (Segul 6-4) at Kan- j ; the Mirmesota ’Twins out- inning with home runs that pro- Jim "Catfish” Hunter ^ ® “ ®o Shaw, John Karszes, GU Ste­ Mota's 10 According to Rule 7.07, sas City (Hedlund 8-6), night slugged the New York Yankees vlded a 4-0 cushion for Gary a flve-Wtter Md ^ne TO|Me phens 68; sixth — EMck Gardella, B. A. Club 2 1 1 and Rick Monday blasted such a play, the pitcher is PADRES - BRAVES — Minnesota (Perry 12-11) at the Detroit Tigers nipped peters. TOTy Pond, bon Tarca, A1 Tittle Overcome with Emotion During Ceremony homers to power Oakland’s REG LEAGUE 2 charged with a balk. And ac­ San Dieiro nulled its trinle Chicago (Bradley 9-9), night ^ e Oallfomia Angels 4-3 In 16 • • • Bertussl 66; seventh — Fred U.S, Court Five san Diego puUed its triple Washington (Broberg 2-3) at innings and the Oakland A’s BREWERS - SENATORS — first-g^ame success over Cleve- cording to Rule 10.04 (a), the ’..-A-,' Lennon, Bill Thompson, Tom W. L. batter is credited with an RBI. (AP photo) elto Eart^ WU (Coleman U-6), lUght the Oeveland Indians Bobby MltcheU blasted his land. waoemiui Meegan, Bert Brown 68; low CALI, Colombia (A P)— Cuba beat the United .States „enth inning. After Earl Wll- ^ork (Peterson 9-7) at twlcCV-S and 4-2. Rain w a ^ ed first two major league An error by »®®®"d ^®"™“ Discount 10 3 Meanwhile, in the rest of the CRASH!—Jose Cruz of the Cards slammeded into’ {fToss—^Tom Zemke, Dan Miag- Jimmy Brown Genuinely Moved Hams sini/led and Hal *^115 mAVAiAnH /Paul 1 .1 ^ .,niorfit1^ 4 «f T2aitimr\«»a hoin6rs—B. thr66«nin shot in tho Kurt BsvaicQua oponoQ the floor Telephone » 9 3 at its own game. NaUonal League, San Francisco Tim McCarver of the Phillies at home plate. Catch­ walked, second baseman Don Clweland (Paul 1-1) nl^t out Kansas City at Baltimore. llclc. Bob Lachapelle, Joe Clem- first game and a two-nm belt for two unearned nM in the Army & Navy 9 3 Basketball—invented, refined and mastered within completed a four-game sweep Mason speared Oscar Brown’s intino 70. er held ball for putbut in game at Philadelphia. in the secon d -to power MU- fifth inning to give the A s the Pizza 7 6 Uncle Sam’s reach— suddenly joined sugarcane and over Pittsburgh, beating the Pl- sharp liner, threw to first base- O^onhard 2-0), night WHITE SOX - RED SOX — BEST 16 Tanner said the idea to start waukee’s sweep. second g;ame. Town 7 6 rates 11-7 and 8-3; San Diego screen behind home plate. But Cline, when Bench hit a ground- Nate Colbert doubling up Sunday In Grid Hall of Fame Speech Annulli’s 4 9 Chiba’s silky but strong team Wanked AUanta 2-0 with the it did no good. er to shortstop Maury Wills. Ring. Colbert then fired to M U w aukeT^f^^? night Class A — Joe Wall 69-9-80, they’re not chosen or becau.se help of a triple play; Houston Mota said that when he Interference inienerence was was ruled ruiea shortstop Fnzo Enzo Hemiuidez 8.t Gauiomia, nignt CANTON Ohio (A P) this city where the National ceremonies, the Loe Angeles American Dri. 3 9 snortstop l<,nzo Hernandez, Oakland at Kansas City, night Bob GOTOvesl 61-10-51, Stan Mc­ walloped Montreal 8-1; Chicago reached third, he immediately against Rose, and he was de- tripling up Williams, Dean 2 10 day to the Pan American they don't care to compete. Farland 60-9-61, Sked Homans All week ’ long Jimmy P®®‘’>®u i^®«“ ® ^«® *®™®<* “ f®f® ,y®®‘ ,t®' edged New Yoiic 3-2 in the first considered stealing home, dared out. McGlothlin, who ap- clay Kirby blanked Minnesota at Chicago, night ------— feated the Houston Oilers 17-6 Games to ignite a showing of "Let's not make any excu.s- the 61-10-611; B — Mort Rosenthal 61- Brown had been pestered ^®“ ®*^° ,,, Lombardi with rookie quarterback. John cheers, tears and adulation for 'es,” said the tall, graying Gud- game of a scheduled doublehea- First, however, he asked third parently had scored, was made Braves on five hits, Washington at Detroit, nig^t by, one question i.- as . u he There was Vince CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE der, then the second game was base coach Danny Ozark, who to return to third. He then « * •' New York at Cleveland, night 12-49,------Bill Ogden _ 62-12-60, C — -X , . , X- - X Jr., accepting on his dad’s be- Walton tossing a pair of touch- .. their system among the men in ger. rained out, and St. Louis and told him to wait for Cincinnati streaking for the plate. “I throw by Wills. Juan Plzarro, In a rare start New York 64 60 .610 1 1 the sport? Why was he with- wouldn’t get tnis way. ” ~ ^ hddliur PlaJnvUle Stadium, but Ed Car­ 67, Doc McKee 77-7—70, B o b “ Viva Cuba. We won for finali moments, but never had Manager Sparky Anderson, didn’t know the play waa on,” The Dodgers broke the 1-1 tie Chicago, spaced six hits In Philadelphia 46 61 .430 20% holding his answer? And, finally, there Was Hew- ^ roU’s fifth mUe oval to Agawam, said later: he said. with runs in the sixth and cutdueling Mets’ ace Tom Sea- Montreal 43 .398 24 Genovesl 80-10—70. DUSTY LEAGUE (^ b a .” the lirepower to catch up. 66 Maybe Brown was assessing Rtts daughter, Mary Ellen Hew- Eng- Mass., managed to put on a “Bench jumped in front of it was the second inter- eighth, but their former team- Ex-Met Jim Hickman con- Ladles It was the first U.S. loss to Jim Chones of Marquette the plate, and he has to give ference play in the game. Ute mate, .W Ferrara, slammed a trlbuted to key singles for the West Division SWEEPSllAKES the situation—for when he as- Rt Cocozza, accepting on behalf .j>atriots by the Cowlmys. show. W. Pan Am play since the 1955 scored 11, but was outplayed by the batter the opportunity to hit other call also went against the two-run' pinch homer with two Cul>8- S Francisco 67 43 .609 — Thursday- ____ J sessed It the fonner great run- her late father, saying, ‘ My Leaving along' wlUi Thomas RIVERSIDE PARK Pero’s 13 ° Games at Mexico City when 6-foot-6 Oiban dynamo Pablo the ball. You cannot deprive Reds. out in the ninth, making it 3-3. * » « Los Angeles 67 61 .628 9 Gross—Jan Leonard 86; n e t - ntog back for the Cleveland only regret Is that my father Is Boston was (rffenslve guard LaTour riiowed the small Congo 10 J Argentina pulled a less-noticed Chappe, who hit 25 sind re- the man of a chance to swing.” The first Interference ruling Perez homered in the top of the PHILS - CAROS — Atlanta 67 64 .614 10% Muriel Carlson 103-34,—69, Nellie Browns turned leading Holly- not here, to reap the harvest of Halvor Hagen and rookie wide gjjowtog 2 676 fans how to get Methodist 8 ® shocker. Even that year, the bounded like a 71-footer, Bench and Anderson both ar- came in the sixth with the Dodg- llth for a 4-3 Cincinnati lead. The rain at Killadelphla Houston 64 63 .605 1 1 % Johnson 101-26—76; putts—Cora wood personality—seemed gen- his efforts.” receiver Honor Jackson. Dallas ._„unilthe ’ Riverside oval and AlUed 8 ® Yanks came back to win the The Cubans said their team Cincinnati 49 61 .446 18 6 'g;ued vehemently on the call ers leading 1-0. The Reds had but the Dodgers deadlocked It washed out a three-nm rally by Anderson 30. utoely moved. To those who knew. It was a received hard running thlrd- took the checkered as he held off CB&T tournament. was composed of "college 39 .70 .368 27% 4 and COTitlnued yelling at the filled the bases with none out In the bottom of the inning on St. Louis in the top of the 12th Diego HUND 12 And when he stepped to the P®lgnant moment, for Hewitt year man Carl Garrett and Boe- the challenge of Charley Bray- Multi ® There’s still a chance this boys,” but the USA coach Angles , 3 time, too, but Jim Gudger, the claimed, ” (3iappe h;us been umpire as he headed for his on singles by pitcher Jim Joe Ferguson’s pinch single, an inning. Roger Freed drove In Sunday’s Results Saturday podium Saturday he left no ^®<^ ^ ®® autoni®hUe accident ton’s No. 1 draft choice to 1072. ton to winning the 76-lap main N. E. Fire 0 USA coach from Bast Texas around for 11 or 12 years." dressing room through the McGlothlin, Pete Rose and Ty error by Gibbon on a bunt, a all three Phils ruhs. Chicago 3, New York 2, 1st Gross-Florence Barre 80; net how he felt a somber at the age of 37—before m another deal, the Cowboye State, must regpMup and gener- Ortega, speaking softly while gnme, 2nd gam e rain -Cele Perry 68-^9, Lynn ^ Sf'Ik ^ A six-car plle-up on the 30th ate enough power to even reach his team’s followers exploded San Francisco 11-8, Pitts- Prior 68-9—^68-9-49: : puttsP'R*f —— EUeen six other_*u._ inductees by _ a____ mod_ FoUowtog the 1 n d u c t i o n Talbert from New: Orleans to htohnghteil th /nlgh t ns Tom the six-nation finals. around the area outside Gim- burg^ 7-3 PK^lk 28, Lynn Prior 29. Ctora molded it- exchange for defensive end _ Ouimet Winner and a draft ''^ntog^s’ stocker rested on top Then, there might be a sec- nasio Emora, said he "scouted Major Leagufl I Rfd^timore Holds 5V2 Advantage in East St. Louis 3, PhUadelpMa 3. Anderson M j*yg,que that Doug Mboers of Lou Carangelo’s car. AUBURNDALE, Maas. (AP) ond confrontation with the now- the world for the finest basket- called 1 1 Innings, rain choice. Simday **®^ rushed for 12,312 yards. The result of a protest follow- _ of Newark, N.Y., cocky Chibans. ball styles, picking the best San Diego 2, Atlanta 0 The Patrolts also sent start- __^ tog linebacker John Bramlett to J**® 5*'^®’^'^® ® former Syracuse University We just got outplayed,” said from each sy.een droppOT to third. T to PJ®" banjj during the day’s play, will pull us together.” fore the team came to Cali, Boat., 70. delirftla (Wise 9-9), nlg^t Hewitt and Tackle Frank named and two future draft test was,filed ot a pit stop or staged a closing rally with There have been complaints Still, the Islanders’ style ap- HITS—^Tovar, Minn., 128; BALTIMORE (AP) of four at Milwaukee and then Relchardt’s solo homer in the San Diego (Roberts 8-11) at “Bruiser” Kinard.' cholces and added Mike Wilson, fuel that vlotated a track rule. birdies on two of the last that the Pan Am aggregation peared more like smooth USA- third the only run off him. Murcer, N.Y., 126. T h , Boston Red Sox, otm L St. Louis (Reuss 10-10), nlg^t Coadi Disappointed “I want to talk about three a defeiisive end, from the Cto- PLAINVILLB STADIUM three holes to win the tourna- was missing some of the finer type basketball than the Rus- HOME RUNS—Melton, Chic., Chicago (Decker 2-1) at things,” Brown, a Brown^’ star EUlington Ridge In the nightcap, Scott and CALI, Colombia (AP) — A ctonatl Bengals, for a 1972 draft ^ wariied out Sat- ment by one stroke. eligible players, either because sians’ muscle game.______25; Cash, D6t., 23. hoping tp keep within night. 'They came back to Houston (Wilson 8-7), nlg^t in the mid .eiVs and 60’s said. choice. , Reggie Smith hammered home gymnastics coach from New Ha Saturday show, the third open STOLEN BASEJS—Patek, range of the Baltimore sweep the next Uu-ee games runs in a four-run fourth inning Los Angeles (Osteen U-7) at (AP photo) „„ “First,‘First, during tills this morning’s i-,w cross __ A __ Fred Meu- The Colts traded wide receiv- ^ t t rw tW7‘ K.C., 36; OOs, K.C., 32. Oriolen in the American ‘he White Sox, how- which gave Peters, 1-8 all he San Francisco (Cumberland 6- Cuban Del^atwn Celebrates H o o p ^ PI’TCHING 12 Decisions— urioies m tne A m e rica n winning on Saturday and UPSE’TTING SITUA’TION—^The Giants’ Willie Mays kicks the feet out under needed. The veteran left-hander 1 ), night Blue, Oak., 19-4, .826, 1.60; Dob­ L 6 agU 6 G& st r ^ 6, open n taking/ a doubleheader on Sun- Only g;ames scheduled. Pittsburgh shortstop Jackie Hernandez to break up a possible doubleplay. day of competitltlon to the Pan 82, C — Lee Yosna 87, D--Keg Redskins’ No 1 at the quarter-mUe track. lost his shutout bid in the sev­ ®"dand made “ ®d® “me e f®elfeel w®nt®d.wanted. Mosher 92;; E - Steve Cavey ™r^ ^ Co-favorltes are, Dick Watson, son, Balt., 16-4, .789, 2.66. three-game series tonight day, to pull even and keep the American games. 92 enth on a walk, a double by for­ ...... Tuesday’s Games “ And my mother-i..ls here to- 104, STRIKEOUTS—Blue, Oak., against the division lead- Orioles from getting too far out “ I’m pleased with the way our , .. j , The New York 'Giants ac- winner to June, and Ron Wyc- mer teammate Luis Alvarado CincinnaU .at New York, 2, twl- girls ^rformed,” American ‘*®y„ ^ h ejia d a tOTgh strug^^^ 217; Lollch, Det., 205. Learned Fast in Old Age giiio ben I waa a little bov I want BETTER NINE quired offensive tackle Larry koff, victor to July, Eight Gold Medals Among 21 ers. o* range. and an infield out. night 1 L NATIONAL LEAGUE Manager Eddie Kasko has BalUmore still leads the sec- 1 1 coach Muriel Grossfeld said af- Hiank her because I never ^ ~ ^®*^ Meurant 37-3-34; B Gagner from the Pittsburgh BA’TTING 275 at bats—Torre, AUanta at PhUadelpMa, night n ter the competition Saturday. "®*^ oecause 1 never _ L e,^ 38-6-33, Dick steelers, giving up two m2 named hard-luck Luis Tlant, ond place Red Sox by 6% San Diego at St. Louis, night 1 1 St.L., .363; Beckert, Chic., .364. who has pitched much better games however, and is thus as- 1 1 M ‘But I...... feel the scoring ■ *■■■by the "Finajlv I want to thank the M(-Rory 39-6-34; C — Ralph Tar- draft choices iriiUe the Kansas RUNS BATTED IN—Stargell, C3iicago at Houston, night i i Pizarro Stuns Mets Knicks v s . Celts than his 0-5 record indicates, to sured of being entrenched in Kelley Winner Los Angeles at San Francisco judging WBS far too low." peo^of M a^set «-6-36, I^e Yesha 42-6- Oty Chiefs obtained Karl Weis, For U.S. in Pan-Am Games Pitt., 100; ’Torre, St.L., 87. FINAL ALUMNI open the key series on the first place no matter what hap- Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Trinity College to Hartford H I "T S — T o r r e, St. L., 151; Junior Standings PAT I rolnmhin (AP)__ up with 12 total medals, a sur-ing 100-meter hurdler Mrs. Pat- mound. He’s due to be opposed pens in the next three nights, Manchester’s Tom Kelley Jet8 Top Jets will be the site of a pre-sea­ Garr, AU., 146. W. L. up) who came into my life R®&______™ ®^^ Z In tratoing actlOT, the Giants TT , ^ o . V aoaI oTTd prising three golds in. women’s ty Jean Johnson as an impres-^ by left-hander Grant Jackson The best that Boston can hope upped his pitching record BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Quar- son NBA exhibition basket­ HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pitt., Turnpike TV 10 4 With Six-Hit Show when it could have taken any ® f Uncle Sam S track and give winner Sunday, today will 3-2. for is to cut the lead to 2% with the Atlanta Braves to Ebirvard Coach terl)ack Bob Davis’ passing pro- tuib.” Cavey 60-11-39; kickers — Floyd lost receiver Don Herrmann for ball game between tbe Bos­ 38; H.Aaron, Atl., 30. Burger King 9 6 NEW YORK (AP)— Like most people, Juan Pizarro field, strong men today ^.be USA, which lost only the try for a second gold medal in The three games wind up a games, while the Orioles could 6-3 last Saturday night with ton Celtics and . New York STOLEN BASES—Brock, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Pine Pharmacy 9 6 pelled the New York Jets rook- be paused, and added; broke“his should spread more balm loo^meter and marathon in Uie the sixth women's event to long road trip for the R ed Sox widen it to 8%. a S-2 decision over San Diego. wishes be could have bis cake and eat it, too. He ti------tellotte 93-19-74, John Harrlgan ®'^“® ®®“®^‘^®_ Knloks. St.L., 33; Morgan, Houst., 21. 'The righthander worked the Ritchie Sofman, a former na­ Liggett Parkade 8 6 wants both youtb and experience. Teto* siturdav arrogant, bad Jimmy Olver the indignity of a men's 1967 track competition at date, the high jump. The U.S. PITCHING 12 Decisions— -one that looked disastrous for Ray Culp, and Gary Peters tional AAU wrestling champion, B ^pport Jets here Saturday ^ gO-6-74, Tony Lembo 80-9-71. Haymond wlU be Hie date is Sunday night. first seven innings, allowing Medical Pharmacy 8 6 If I knew today irtiat I knew rare basketball defeat in the last Pan Am Games at win- entry inclups 15-ye^-old Su- E2Us, Pitt., 16-6, .750, 2.74; a while but looks respectable tossed the doublbheader heis been appointed assistant Sept. 26. five hits and two runs. He Mr. Donut 6 8 when I was yoUng, I’d win 26 throwing more curves and nnmiTiAtPd 10 of 20 ‘‘'“® *®'’®’” MEMBER-MEMBER out for two weeks as a result of J.Johnson, S.F., 12-4, .760, 2.64; now with a 6-6 w®re were other m<^ Pete Naktenls 129; Conrad over the Oilers, Chic., 178; Seaver, N.Y., 177. cam e when they lost three out ’The Red Sox took advantage the 126-pound AAU tlUe in 1966 grabbed gold medals in four of „ Stadium Smith, the USA s new 440-yard two frames. chance at a big victory haul if with his participation in winter half 13 7 ments to rem em ber from the Werthelm, Bernle (Rose 130; Stu of some loose Chicago fielding and 1968. the five men’s track fin ^ ^ ^ ° “"e S.S. men’s track pow- world record claimant, sped to The winning blow w a s Sports Dial he pitched like he did Sunday— ball. enshrinement ceremonies to Kupferschmid, Fred Meurant to score four runs In the first He also was a member of the big Cuban delegation reacted ^ - a Pan Am 400-meter record of struck by Hank Aaron in the a six-hitter that stumped the Pizarro, in winning his sec- Yesterday’ s 'Stars ------t®®: •’^ack Cristofanl, Vto Calla- Inning of the opener, with U.S. Olympic team in the latter TONIGHT as though Fidel Castro’s Island erhOTse, shut otI only thus far Villanova's Liquori eighth Inning, which broke a New York Mets 3-2. ond game in three decisions Palmer-Nicklaus Duet Twins Started Fast George Scott’s two-run, triple year, while in 1967 he won the 7:46 Yanks vs. Indians, WINF won the entire hemjtolspheric by Jam ^can^n (Juarries IW- cruised to a record 1,500 2-2 tie. It was No. 30 for “I was stronger at the end of since being receJled from the mmiNG - Bdbby Weekend Rghts H^slto*iM;^TSy 3 the big blow. Culp, now 1^8, Pan American Games 114- 7:66 Red Sox vs. Orioles Show with a 73-69 basketball u p meter t r i^ p h Sunday was fa- 3:42.1. Aaron. the game than I was at the be- minors, outdueled New York set of the U.S. cage team. vored in t< ^ y s four finals. took it from there, with Rick pound championship. 8:00 Mete vs. Reds, Ch. 8 S r ” ieS^ hi^e roni^a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kemp, Les ginning,” said the 34-year-old ace Tom Seaver Sunday. He three-run-shot In the opener CAGLIARI, Sardinia Am MAiirant WiUNotBeBrokenUp It was only the second time 'Ibree ^old medals should - - In Walloping Yanks left-hander who has been pitch- held the Mets without a run for and a two-run belt to the night- tohio Puddu, 132, Italy, stopped Giws - A - ^ d M e ^ t since a 1956 upset by Argentina come from musclemen, in- ing prcfessUxially with several six innings before allowing a cap—to power Milwaukee to e Miguel Velanzcquez, 133%, 75; B — Stan Geda 76, C LIGONIER, Pa. (A P)—Is there a chance that the at Mexico aty, the united cluing Kansas strong boy Karl teams from 1966. run-scoring single to Bob As- Tony ITantillo 82; C — Jack MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL (AP) -—Manager Bill 4-3, 3-2 doubleheader sweep Spain, 4. Arnold Palmer-Jack Nicklaus combo might be broken sta te s^ bowed on a Pan Am stob^in Red Sox Rigney became a little leery about tbe greeting bis Pizarro, who originally promonte. The southpaw over the Washington Senators. ______Cristofanl 83; E — George Mar- up in team competition? ------hardwiwihardwood cniirt. court. ‘‘*e javelin. signed with the Milwaukee wriggled out of a two-on, one parrCHING______— Clay Kirby, SANTA MONICA, ' Calif.— low 93. Over-all, the USA conUngent,, Russ Hodges in the windup of Minnesota Twins gave New York rigbt-bander Mel Braves organlzatlcm, displayed out jam by forcing pinch-hitter “Not so far Billiard Parlor Stottlemyre Sunday. ------Padres, pitched a five hitter as Hedgemon Lewis, 148, Holly- BETTER NlNE outnumbered numerically by the two-day decathlon grind. a singing fast ball In his young- Cleon Jones to bounce into a Palmer said Sunday after he Palmer reeled off three bltdies Cuba and Canada, was tempo- A four USA winner could be Before Stottlemyre, who had ebrew, Tony Oliva and Rich San Diego stopped the Atlanta wood, Calif., rtopped Cassius ^ Meurant 37-3-34; B 499V2 MAIN ST. er days that helped .him com- double play, Greene, 160, Dallas, 6. Steve a 16-8 career record against the Reese sprayed out singles and pile some fancy won-lost fig- The other run of Pizarro waa Braves 2-0. xne, ’Twins, could ge^ a man out, thp Leo Cardenas,^ who had four ures, most o f them with the a ninth Inning homer by Dotm 37-6-32, Tony Lembo 37-6-92: C m the National Team cham- the lOth and llth and It was ail Prefontatoe to the 5,000 meters OPENS TODAY Twins led 4-0. hits and three runs batted, Chicago White Sox. Cilendenon. "When I saw a guy like Stott- cracked a double before Jim “I had a good fast ball and The Cuba gave Pizarro sup- Four Gaines on Fnil Slate WAS CTjOSED lemyre gave up seven hits in Holt grounded out. 40-6-34, (Lee Yosha 40-6-34; D — ■ihe two have an unmatched FOB RENOVATION nine times out of ten, I had a port with two runs in the fourth n# In tUav ’"*®y finished with a 267 total, ^ but only one to the in the 1,600 meters Sunday and the first inning,” said Rigney, But then Phil Roof singled, lot on it,” ,” said Pizarro, “but on a run-scoring single by Jim Jack Cristrfani 41-8-33; E k WOT tl^ Tent^to ^ T i“ ' ®how^e sport rf track and Frank Shorter to the 10,000 me- WE WEIXXIME BACK OLD "I said to myself, 'Oh, oh. We’d pitcher Steve Luebber reached now, nine times out of ten, Hickman and— run-producing For MB’s in Twi League George Marlow 44-11-33; kick-,k- ’Iheyve They’ve won thisuus event-inevent—m year-old MaHnnniNational s«nio«.Seniors ^ triumph to the tors Saturday. better get a bunch today.’ ” first when Stottlemyre threw & NEW FRIENDS there Isn’t a lot on It.” forceout by Paul Popovich. Chi- ers — Francis Fay, Frank Tan- which scoring to based on the ghamp, and Colltos, closed with women’s discus. Canada came The U.S. track gals, produc- The Twins sent 11 men to bat wide at first on a bunt and To- As a result of the loss of his cago added what proved to be The fourth and final phrase With only two “ d one haU Naktenls better ball rf each team on 99 393 ^.bey were Ued for in the first inning for six runs, var drove in the sixth run with fartball, Pizarro said, he got the decisive run in the eighth rf the Greater Hartford Twi­ more )*^®®'‘® /®^®**J^ 77; John Wholley, John Ches- each hole-thi»e of the last jbat figure with Aus- and as Rigney throught, it a ground out. “ smarter.” when Billy WHUams cam e schedule, Idike Gerich of Meurant, Nelson four Umes It’s been played. ^ew wasn’t enough. But the Twins Tovar now has 128 hits and In my late age, I learned to home on a wild pitch by rollev- light League '>®®®*’®“ Volkswagen is tne the leaoing leading mt- h akintipr ^ Ruir Mosher Mosher '72. 72. They comomeacombined 10 to wmwin lourfour ZealanderKBsiander Bob Charles, who did get a bunch—17 hits could post his first 200-hlt sea- move the ball In and out, er Danny Frisella. h8i8 already beg;un with Mori- jgr with a .477 average while ’ Wortd Cup titles for thA United worth—and took a 10-7 victory son. arty Bros. (12-6), leading the Bill. Scully and Bill Gulda, both Ladles States. „ ’ . «in„ after survlvng two homers by ”I don’t care about the 200,” Eastern Division by four of Herb’s, post identical 6-1 Saturday And they made a rout rf this Miller Bariiw Arnle Harris Ron Blomberg and one each by he said. “ I don’t worry about Petty Breaks Million Mark, rames over the East Hartford records. Scully, has an ERA of Gross — A — Mary Heslto 96; weather-plagued tournament on “ “ January and a palrrf WELCOMES HIS MANY Bobby Murcer and Thurman hitting .300. I just keep swlng- Jets (8-9). In the Western Divl- 1.07 while Guida posts 61 c — Sally (3eda 110. Palmer’s home course, the 7,- FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES Munson. Ing. But I want to score 100 slon, there is a close battle strikeouts in 66 innings of b e t t e r NINE 046-yard, par 71 Laure'l Valley , ^ ® b ^ e r o The three-hour game, before runs.” ‘ TO 592 HEBRON AVENUE — Stewart Nears World Title between the New Britain Fal- pitching.■■ ' A - Del Hartmann 48-11-87, Ctolf Club layout that was al- a crowd of 24,056, Included a to- The 5-foot-9 Venezuelan needs Would you believe that Rich­ cons (14-4) and Herb’s Sport Morlarty’s Rich R‘°rdan had Heslto 47-10-37; B — Ber- most made unplayable by a pitched to from GLASTONBURY, CONN. CITGO tal "of 33r hits, 34 players, three 37 runs to reach that flg;ure. feel I can go as long as my fa­ CITGO ard Petty, auto racing's third ShonShop (14-6). a battingoaumg averagea v e ra p uiof .o««,.360 .v,*for 66-12-43;bb.i2.43: C - MilUe series r f rains that disrupted ^ C e on UiTfl- New York errors, a .wild pitch ,'The Twins got two more runs ther did. So, I'll be around for millionaire on record. Is actual­ This week will be the MB’s eighth best to the league and 62-17-36; kickers — the tournament and forced a 36 Complete Automotive Service — plus — and passed ball and nine pitch- in the second on Oliva’s 20th a while, and If the prize m(»ey nal hole. ly looking forw a ^ to doubling most amblUous of the season Pete Sala (6-2) Is fifth to BRA 110-32-78; Elea- “ ole windup on Sitoday. ers. homer and Cardenas’ single ksepe going up, I juat might get FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY his take In the next five years. with four games on tap. To- with a 1.98 mark. Scranton 80 '"*® defending champions had It was the fou^ tlUe rf tto ” It was a hitter's day at the and two in the fourth on G ^ rge another mlUlon,” said the 34- “My daddy didn’t drive a night the Gas House Gang is The local pitching staff of Sunday ® ®t«>he lead when the sea^ for^^th^^er and in Manchester, East Hartford and Glastonbury Met,” said Rigney when told Mltterwald’s two-run, plnch-hlt year-old driver. race car unUl he was 31,” the paired with Volkswagen at 6 Sala, John Serafini, Steve Me- _ a — Carol Carlson Pt®^ ®t ®’"'” J”ehlaus. The $20,000 a.^ece that the 33 hits by both teams double. Ihere are two other drivers tall, smiling son of ex-champlon at St Thoiriaa Seminary. Tues- Cusker and veteran chucker q- . „ _ Tjrarrv Rj^nart iir* n ^ three at the end of they picked up from _ the ■There’s A Car Man For Every Woman” at tied a Twins’ record. "It should The Yankees had pulled to 8-6 known to have collected $ 1 mil­ Lee Petty said Sunday after dav the Silk Townera host VFW Lev Spencer will get a sound ’ Hunter*iiR ’ the morning round and simply purse’ rf $200,^ p^ed Nlck- have been bat-day.” In their fourth on two-run lion in prize money. A. J. Ftoyt winning the dixie 600 stock car ^ m NeL ^Surodgy at St. workouT this week. Player- “ ^coasted to as the challenge of laus’ earntogs for the seasOTjo Little Cesar Tovar, the Ameri- homers by Blomberg and Mur- stands at $1,364,430 and he’s the • (AP photo) race and running his career ^Jiomas C v c ™ irith pow- coach Gene Johnson, the BETTER NINE ^jpHus Boros and BUI Colltos $187,763 and P“t*«er’s to $m,- can League hits leader, started cer. Munson connected in the acknowledged aU-time mcHiey combe and Whitey Ford were on hand last Satur­ take to $1,018,203. New Britain and F ^ y Brooks Robinson of the MB’s, A - Eleanor Scranton 46-10- faded the stretch. 76®. third ^ h tod ARNIE’S CITGO It off with the first of his three eighth, the only run off winner REMEMBER WHEN these former major league winner. A1 Unaer, winner of IrfT to “ He drove for 11 years and at M c A t o lH e ^ r k In East will probably send steady Spen- 36; B - BlUe Chatoe 62-13-89; About the only excitement Lee T r e ^ . w to missed the 592 HEBRON AVENUE GLASTONBURY, CONN. singles. Tom Hall In five Innings of re- pitchers were standing the opposition on its ears ? day at Shea Stadium to take part in the annual two Indianapolis 600a in a row, Hari^^ toe Teto i£l host cer to toe mound tonight and C - Sally Geda 61-14-37; kick- was provided by toe rain, ®“‘ f ® 5 ^ X M9“ S Old Timers Day celebration. All were big winners. didn’t quit unUl he ^ a s 42. I is credited with $1,109,600. (Near Rt. 2 Junction) Phone 633-8273 CITGO Rod Carew, Harmon Kill- lief. 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CKEY FINN 18 Debt acknowl­ 8 Indonesian commune 36 Reduce good selection of used boats at WASHINfiTON, D.C.— 38 Fisherman’s PAINTER wanted, experienced LOOKING YOU'RE DANG B LA M E RIGHT edgement of Mindanao 20 Wild ox of Olaaallled or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a MASONRY — Brick, block, clearance prices. Come on THE OFFICE OF U.S. 19 Feminine 9 Dose of liquid Celebes gadget only. Apply 296 Cooper Hill St. FOR aaE; I'M LOOKING FO R YOU// . 40 Greek moon oonvenlenoe. Hie advertiaer ahonld read hla ad the FIRST stone, cement work and re­ over. South Glastonbury Ma­ SENATOR Q. SCOTT CHIEF? appellation medicine 21 French resort DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor Rie 649-4343. rina, 684 Tryon St., South WHERE /V QUAGAAEVER— 10 Make . 26 Bring up goddess pairs including fir^laces and 20 Says more 45 Grasp grimly next Inaortlon. H ie Herald la reaponalble for only ONE in- Glastonbury. TARNATION 21 Brilliant additions to 28 Hardy heroine patios. 649-1604. WAS WITH HERB ROONEV 30 Has nothing 46SUte eorreot or omitted inaertion lor any advertlaoment and then IS HANK stratagem (2 words) only to the extent of a “ make good” inaortlon. Errora nhioh B L E A K E R ? ^ MNUTE AGO. 12 Seen from to eat 48 Feminine PART-TIME GERICH*S Marino Service, au­ 22 Posed for a 32 Miniature name do not leaaen the value of Rie advertlaement will not bo © U T S ID E portrait above thorized Evlnrude outbocurd scene 49 Organ of sight corteetod by “ make good” inaertion. Household Services 13-A GETTYSBURG 23 Bird’s home (2 words) I'-i NO SELUN G motor sales and service. Also A T L A S T * UGHT trucking, cellar and boating accessories. 1082 Tol­ 24 Insects 4 r " 7” 8 T- TT 25 Roman 1 2 attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Two or more evenings week­ land T^ke. BucUand, Conn. , emperor 11 17 643-2711 trees cut and removed. Call ly, take charge of small de­ 843-2863. 27 Italian city 643-6000. 29 Without U livery route. Starting time difficulty 13 5 p.m . Apply 36 Oak St. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN Itt ODD JOBS wanted, general 13V4’ WOODEN boat, good con­ 31 Terminates 16 it Monday 7 p.m .-8 p.m . 34 Arabian Automobiles For Sole 4 cIeaningJ''ftqWlng lawns, pro­ dition, built this year. 872-3727. 21 jasmine 17" 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bug, good fessional ei^rience in win­ ( BE RiaHT WITH YOU, FEL- ) O I^ A N k) 37 Certain dollars dow wasliing and mg' shani- SPECIAL 16’ Wellcraft boat, 's u p p o s e d t o b e TA K IN ' k HERALD condition. $850. Phone 649-4989 AOOOUNTANT — Excellent op­ Low/s...OH ,t h o s e a r e s . e o o p - 39 Possessive 22 pooing. Call 649-8894. also 1,8’ Wellcraft boat with thikiss my folks a r e eiO-\ w e s s | OFF ON A CAMPIN' TRIP pronoun after 6 p.m . portunity, local certified pub­ trailer' and 86 h.p. Johnson. t - t K I TO E S C A P E T H ' F R E T S AN ' 26 Private Instructions 32 Help Wonted-Female 35 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER IWO'^TO TAKE OVERTD MY 41 Heavy blow BOX LETTERS . POWER MOWERS, hand mow- Moving - - lic accounting firm Is looking Also come in and see the AUNT EM'S THIS THAT.' J FRANTICS OFA/IOPERW LIV- 42 Birds (zool.) H i ll M PONTIAC 1968 Tempest, cus­ MORNING.' ING, AND W E t h o u g h t 2# pO era sharpened-repalred. Elec- TniCkilig — StOfOge 20 for capable, responsible and Wellcraft boats, 16’ to 24’. Ma­ •scissors. Pick up MANCHESTER — DeUvery- BULLDOZER TRAINING ence with "small firm" clients used motors. Capitol Equip­ steering, new tires, brakes. $1 ,- work full-tim e In our measur­ 1 feel like 45 Sandlike 41 and delivery. Shaipall, 643- llght tmcklng and package de­ preferable but not necessary. ment, 38 Main St., Manches­ a h i n e d THE HERALD will not 976. 649-2696. ing and marking departments. substance 6305 anytim e. livery. Refrigerators, washers BIG MONEY CAREER Principals only. Robert J. Pue ter. 643-7968. 46 Seed covering 44 diacloae the identity of and stove motring, specialty. Apply M iss Coburn, 646-1414. & Co., 9 Elm St., Rockville, 47 Forbearance any advertiaer using box 1963 T O R D ^ rl^ , vepr ^ ^WO handymen want a variety Folding chairs fo r rent, 649- In-the-seat approved training 47 48 condition New t^ , s^darf ^ ^ on loaders, backhoes and grad­ Conn. Call 875-6241. 49 Elude letters. Readers answer-( 0762. REGISTERED NURSE Garden ~ Form - 50 Look back on 61 ing blind box ads who ers. Not a correspondance CUSTODIAN —experienced de­ 51 Arabian BT yards, attics and cellars. desire to protect their fer. 643-2011.______Reasonably Call 643-6306. course. Full and pcul-tlme For private residential school sired. Apply in person, Man­ Dairy Produeft 50 2 country 62 identity can follow this 52 Fillips 2 Pointing — Papering 21 classes forming now. job guid- In Hartford, rotating shift, ex- chester Manor Nursing Home, procedure: ance. Near-by residents licensed perlence with children helpful BUCKLAND Farms, fruits and 53 Obliterate 5 coij^, second r e w e A'VING of bums, moth- - 386 West Center St., 646-0129. vegetables picked fresh -dally. (NEWSPAPtR ENTtRPRISt ASSN.) Enclose your reply to engine, 1,600 cc. New tires. repaired Win- RRICHARD B. MARTIN. Full school. Call 1-226-8719 anytime, but not necessary. For Infor- Clean. $796 or best offer. 649- professional painting service, matlon contact Mr. L. F. Open 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.. the box In an envelope — dow shades made to measure, Comer Tolland Tpke., and address to the Classified 4924. Interior-exterior. Free esti­ Campbell, 242-2274. \\l[ all size Venetian blinds. Keys Situations Wanted - Adams St. Manager, Manchester! made while you wait. Tape re­ mates, fully insured. 649-4411. Schools and Classes 33 Evening Herald, together Trucks - Tractors 5 DENTAL receptionist — full­ Female 3B (^/2//l£S2Z BY DICK TURNER corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sens, time for specialty office. (S> tfTi w h ia . lx.. Tj»i. U.S. r«f. o«y. 9 - 1 CARNIVAL 'with a memo listing the Main St., 649-5221. Household Goods 5l companies yqu do NOT 1969 FORD B ronco 4-'wheel interior and exterior painting, Please submit resume to "Re- e XPEIRIBNOBD babysitter will ______want to see your letter. | drive, excellent condition. $2,- WASHING machine repairs, paper hanging. Thirty years Semi-Driver Training ceptlonist", P.O. Booc 442, Glas- care for your chUdren while s e WING machines 1971 push 300. ITione 872-6664. experience, four generations. GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Tour letter -vrill be de­ RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, tonbury. you’re working or vacationing, button zig-zag, unclaimed lay- stroyed if the advertiser Maytag. - Reasonable rates. Free estimates, fully Insured. We are currently offering ^ Phone 647-1377. away, $46.60. Singer zig-zag is one you've mentioned. 643-7361. with cabinet, originally over If not It will be handled, Owner of Pike Coin Wash and tractor traUer training through SMEY, I'l/E B-Z 1966 FORD half-ton pick-up, Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle rj, j pLANNIGAN & SONS — the faciUties of the folloiring $340 now only $62.00, under ee^Au^e o i eom A CLOSE CALL In the usual manner. PRINTING PLANT Sihrations Wanted - 1963 engine. 1966 Dodge pick­ Turnpike, next to Stop and Painting and papering. Fully tmek lines. guarantee. Easy terms, 622- m 6 iT{? th e o m ■v»Alb«»w ■ ff l up half-ton, good condition. 649- Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. insured, workmen's compensa­ Mole 39 0476, dealer. WOU HefiiQ THg iWA'i' I CAW TELL 6764. TEMPORARY MAN ■with pick-up tmek wants tion, liability, property dam­ TRUCK LINE DISTRIBUTION CARPENTRY, remodeling, CLEAN, used refrigerators, ^/P0ITUA(PY IF I'M 5T(LL AU/6 SHORT RIBS b y f r a n k O’NEAL Lost and Found 1 light work mowing, weeding, age. CaU 643-1949. SYSTEMS, INC. Four to Six Weeks paneling, additions, general re- ranges automatic washers EXPRESS PARCEL FOUND — The best place to Trailers - prunning. Also wlU remove j. p. LEWIS ft SON, custoin pairs. No job too smaU. Rea­ with guarantees. See them at Hand Collating—no experience B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 .SO SHE WOULD STOP choose h<»ne. decorations and Mobile Homes 6-A rubbish, ashes, leaves, wood, decorating. Interior and ex­ DELIVERIES, INC. sonable, free estim ates. CaU etc. Re^isonable, experienced. SKYLINE DELIVERIES, INC. necessary. Main St. CaU 643-2171. U A 9 T W E E K NAGQlNQ THE KINO. gifts is Ycur Gift Gallery at terior, paperhanging, fully in­ 742-6610. Watkins, 936 Main St. Your 1967 12x60, NEW MOON, 6 Call between 6-10 p.m . Ask for sured. For free estimates, call lI i -Tu p n e r t h e Dave, 875-6369. For appUcatlon and Interview, Openings on first and second SEWING Machine — Singer hcmie town friendly world of rooms located at lake must be 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. 1 ^ . J Q u e e n i n i d m oved by fall. 876-1666 or 742- caU 203-226-8710, or write shifts. Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Touch and sew in walnut cabi­ A 'T O A P .:> gifts. TeleiSume, 643-6171. School Safety D ii^on, United net, dams, mends, embroi­ 8 6 6 6 . PAINTING and decorating — Systems, Inc., 2176 Berlin Apply in person or caU: AKC registered Welmarener ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ LOST — Diamond "pinkie" Building Contracting 14 Interior, exterior, -vlhyl paper - r - 1969 SHASTA 17’ , sleeps , very T^ke., Newington, Conn. 06111 puppies, shots and worming. nally over $300. Special, ling, vicinity Center St. Re­ 6 hanging, free estimates, good condition. Self-contained, DORMERS, garages, porches, (Suburb of Hartford). Training Reasonable. CaU after 6 p.m ., $61.00 cash o r term s. Call 623- faa-i-iTiitXiilaiiaiiiiiaMaj£ £ j 0 - 2 . ward. CaU Joe 1-346-4372. prompt, efficient service. originates in mdlanapoUs, ALLIED PRINTING electric brakes. CaU 872-0361. rec rooms, room additions, 649-4176. 0200. Dealer. kitchens,' add-e-levels, roofing. Economy Painting Co.,' East Indiana. "LOST — Sai^ngB Passbook No. SERVICES, INC. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI 3 siding, general repairs. Qual­ H artford, 628-0074. SEWING machine — Singer M W ««YCI»-Blcy.te. 11 ity woricmanshlp. Financing msiDE—outelde painting. Spe- 570 Middle Tpke., West Articles For Sole 45 zig-zag. Buttanholes, mono­ (H h a T ^ h o w I lAET >OUR FATTIER! grams, hems, etc. OriginaUy avaUable. Economy BuUders,' over 66. Manchester, Conn. SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, ter Office. ApiSlcatlcn Made i960 YAMAHA DTTB Enduro, HeipWomud-Femole 35 $349, now only $64. Easy A In c., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve- com petitors, then call tar Payment." 260 cc and traUer. ExceUent processed gravel, stone, fill. nings. ------643-1101 term s. CaU '6224)931, dealer. ------condition. Both for $676. Phone m e. Estim ates given. 649-7863. OFFICE m anager fo r 3-glrl Also buUdozer and backhoe ______a J T IT , , / o SH E JUST W ENT LOST — Hilliard St. area. A ge- 646-6629. LEON OESZYNSKI builder — general insurance office. Must service and drain fields. REFRIGERATOR - apart­ AHEAP ANP (SAVE tha, multi^strlped cat, -white new homes custom buUt, re­ have experience In general In- George H. Grlfflng, Andover. ment size, like new, $76. 30” PEALUV PiPNr'' ^ C^RK-TYPIST — Several WORK. H M A CA-SSOPWAISIS. face and paws, wearing collar MOTORCYCLE Insurance — modeling, additions, rec Floor Finbhlng 24 surance policy 742-7886. gas stove, $36. Aluminum com ­ and tag. Re-ward. 646-2931 after CaU Betty Turner, at the rooms, garages, kitchens re- ______Ing ^ and------be capable------of substan- open^g:®- « wpih typing is bination screen doors, $10. 6. Crockett Agency, for low rates modeled, bath tUe, cement FLOOR SANDING, and refln- ujj respcnslbiUty. JeweU-Eng- needed to qualify, figure apti- THREE - PIECE living room each. 643-2466 evenings o r 643- set, gfas and oU comtUnatlon including passenger liabiUty. wOTk. Steps, dormers. Rest- Ishlng (specializing In older Insurance, Manchester, tude and experience always a 1442. 643-1677, 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . denUal or commercial. CaU floors). In and outside i^ t - conn. 646-4662. plus. Salary to $100. Fee paid. stove, CaU 643-4827, 649-8784 after . ______g) mi ty MCA. TA*. Ux. UX N*. OW- 649-4291 J®** ^ smaU. John Rita Girt, 09 East Center 6 TRADEUt “P” — Antiques, Automobiles For Sole 4 1968 GERMAN Puch, exceUent U Street, Manchester, 646-3441. used furniture and appliances, VerfaUle, 649-6760. ALUMINUM screen - storm ‘Why don't we throw it all out and have a g^eat, condition, many accessories. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter 50 Pearl St., Manchester. Open NEED CAR? Credit very bad? doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- big, early Christmas?" Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Must sell, $276. 643-0867 after 6. contractor. Additions, remod­ SEXJRETARY — Needed for dally and evenings. We buy LEGAL this regional sales offlee. Tap­ torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet X l«l W NIA. >t, I M u est Douglas accepts lowest TRIUMPH 1966 BonnevUle, TT, eling and repairs. CaU any­ Bonds - sinks, metal waU cabinets, hot and seU. 643.6646. down, smaUest payments, any­ time for free estimate. 876- ing, shorthand, adding ma­ clean, quick. A classic. $706. Stocks - Mortgages 27 chine and calculator and two water furnace. 643-2466, 643- WE BUT, and eeU used fur­ where. Not smaU loan finance 646-2127 after 6 p.m . 1642. 1442. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY company plan. Douglas Mo­ SECRETARY years experience. Hours 9-6. niture, appliances, etc. Week- tors, 346 Main. nwn TR ftp Triiimnh Excellent WES ROBBINS Caipentry re- .MORTGAGES, loans, first sec- Fee paid. Salary to $116. Rita f r e e — OU tank and bu m ^ evenings, 13 Oxford CONGRATULATIONS' WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl condlUon. 'c a ll 643-W66 o r 872- modeUng speclaUst. Additions, ond, th lrd^ A lI W n^^ ^ ^ t y Girl, 99 East Center St., Man- anyone who wUl remove them. St., Manchester or caU 643- rec rooms, dormers, porches, statewide. Credit rating unnec- P qj. centrally located law cheater, 646-3441. 1968 TRIUMPH TR 280, con- 0066. Phone 649-9637. 8341 anytime. I WINTTHE vertible, wire wheels, radio, oablnets, formica, buUt-ins, essary. Reasonable. Confiden- ... _ . ______—. SET, MR. I OANTUNDEReTANDir.,. ...BUT TViEV©TILL RUN AWAV. I'M G O IN G TO H A V E T O low mUeage. Asking $1,700. bathroom s, kitchens, 649-3446. tlal, quick arrangements. Al- Oilice. UiXIienence preier- q u i c k ! Phone now for com- ALUMINUM sheets used as LINBD SILK DRAPERIES, 66” WORK A LITTLE MOF2E vln Lundy Agency, 627-7971. red. 35-hoUT week. Call fo r plete Information on how easy, long, for 3 or 4 windows. $75; APERNATHy. f G IV E E V E R Y e O C T / A CaU 643-6876. Business Services 13 printing plates, .009 thick, 23x WARM, FCIENBitV SM ILE... O N t h a t 'WARM, NEWTON H. SMITH ft SONS — 100 ConstltaUon P l^> Hart- interview, fun, and profitable your life 36", 26 cents each or 5 for $1. natural wood porch blinds, T T T ^ , FRIENDLY eM ILE.. 1966 OORVAIR Corsa, needs BRUSH chipper rental. Stop Remodeling, repairing, addi­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. can be as an Avon Represen­ 843-2711. 48” , 66” , $26; 9x12 gold m g, VI som e work. $360. CaU 643-8446 tions, rec rooms, porches and tative. Act now before the va­ m bber pad, $75. > 643-1881. I ^ or 649-3006. roofing. No Job too small. Call MORTOAGBS — Is^ 649^2865 cancies are filled. OaU 289-4922. DARK RICH stone free loam , ----- prtoo. lor oontraoton,. W M a ______“ '''S S n .T oSS^oiSSSSSS 6 y a id s $20. s a n d , gravel, THUNDERBIRD, 1967, 2 tops. ATTENTION — Toys and gifts- stone, manure, pool, and patio Manchester, 646-4746. Clothing, Asking $1,400. Phone after 6 TWO YOUNG married men CARPENTRY and rem^ellng, service. J. D. Real Estate party plan. Demonstrate' the sand. 643-9604. toys, household fumidilngs, ap­ / p.m ., 649-3716. will do small repair jobs and rec 'rooms, dormers, kitchens, A ssoc., 643-5126. PART-TIME waitresses for af­ newest and most complete line pliances, and furniture. Priced JONGS 4- painting, also ceUar cleaning additions and garages. CaU ter school hours and summer of toys and gifts for Christmas. PICNIC tables, extra sturdy, aU to seU. Sunday, August 1st, 1968 CORVETTE, 327 4-speed, EASIEIR Payment mortgag;e \3 Rip&ewy ^ _ J . J .... -KZZ and Ught tm cklng. CaU 646- Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. work. No experience necessary. Highest com m issions. No In- bolted, 30-36-40” wide tope, 6-6- through Thursday, August 6th. very good ccndlUon. Must seU. plan. Pay Interest only for Pleasant air-conditioned sur­ vestm ent. Generous bonus plan 7-8-10’ long. From $25. up de­ 2892, 646-2047. MASONRY work all types stone two to five years, then pay BY ROY CRANE 875-4608. roundings. Apply In person. fe r dealers and hostesses. CaU Uvered, W. Zinker, 876-0397. BUZZ SAWYER TREE SERIGCE (Soucler) — and concrete, no job too smaU, the balance ■without penalty. Wearing Appoiel - piO^ 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass ex- Brass Key Restaurant, 829 TH AN K NDU OH, PEAR.' HOW PO YOU t, HTIeby NtA, lx. TM tef OS ft 0« 8 - 2 Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ over 20 years experience. Free No brokers’ fee, no appraissd BUZ, WHY DON'T YOU HELP ceUent condition, all power, Main St., Manchester. Avon^^nn.‘‘®^L TeS>*<^’e TWO FuK 57 FOR PUTTING 1 EVER LIGHT ONE OF THESE estimates. Call after 6, 643-1870 fee. Call now. Immediate serv­ 1-6734466. Also booking par- “rlnes, pre-Communlst China THE DftRUNG GIRLS GET alr-condlttoning, low mileage, ed, trees topped. Got a tree THEIR TENT OUT OF THE UP OUR TENT problem! Well worth phone or 644-2975. ice. Mortgage Finance Co., r n or LPN, for doctor’s office, One female nude, the other SIZE 9, wedding gown and veil $2,260. 643-9466 after 6 p.m . ties. fisherman. Collector’s items, for fall or winter. Call 646-2882 RAFT.S’/ ------M R. s a w y e r . WITH A CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE caU, 742-8262. 243-1416, 653-7162. by August 16th. 4 ^ day week. R eply Box "C”, Manchester SECRETARY - Receptionist CaU 742-9446. after 5. MATCH, 1^ PROPERTY owners — consoU- MISS SHOULDN'T , ^TIU, DON'T 5EB HOW THATTU 1966 MUSTANG for sale, very SHARPENING Service — Saws, Roofing - Siding Herald. Internist In Manchester needs t a k e LONS T \ PKOVB A P0jM ,6’g BSEM P ^ 6 date your bUls into one menth- .DARLING. good condition. 643-6617. knives, axes, shears, skates, a girl with neat appearance, ------' AS-W fy.I A L^ T FOROOr •rotary blades. Quick service. GUTTERS and roofs, all types ly easy payment. Fast, confi- SEWING Machine operators. pleasant personality and good FULL-TIME Call 643- BACKHOE SERVICE 1967 CAMARO, 4-speed, V8 en- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 repaired and replaced. Rea­ dential service. 646-1110. part-time, evenings typing. Knowledge of insur­ Shipping and Receiving sonable prices. Free estimates, 2204. Drainflelds, Stump Removal, glne, $1,200. Savings Bank of Main St., Manchester. Hours INSTANT money avaUable for ance forms helpful. Hours are C16rk. 8-6 p.m., Monday thru 646-1399. Land Clearing, Cellars. Friday. Apply in peraon. M anchester. 646-1700. dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. first and second mortgages. ERASE the ravages of. time. 9 until 6, Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. Thursday and Friday, also Sat­ 1906 OLDSMOBILE F86, cus- AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, From $6,000 to $100,000, For Look 6, 10 possibly 16 years George H. Griffing, Inc. W. T. GRANT CO. storm windows, awnings. Qual­ commercial. Industrial, resi­ younger. Demonstrate the ex­ urday mornings. Please reply tom station wagon, can be seen LIGHT tmcklng, od(J jobs, also Box "A” , Manchester Herald. ANDOVER 742-7886 Manchester Parkade at The Crockett Agency, 244 moving large appliances. ity workmanship, free"^ esti­ dential, shell homes, cottages, clusive El-eh-a Fashion Lift, at Main St., 643-1677. Burning barrels delivered, $4. m ates. Fully insured. 649-3417, etc. Stoddard Investment Inc., Fountain of Toutt po^ra. For q jjn E r a l OFFICE — Local 644-1776. 872-9187. 740 NorUi Main St,. West Hart­ Information ca ll 646-6061 or needs an employe with 1969 CHEVY Nova, automatic. ford, Conn 232-4807. 643-1969 typing, keypunch and billing turbo-thrift, posl-tractlon, ra- MAINTENANCE service, com­ 6 IDWELL Home Improvement Co. Expert Installation of alu­ SEWING machine operator, ex­ experience to fill this opening. EXPERIENCED ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN dlo, snow tires, Ralley wheels.- mercial and residential, com­ Salary to $116. Fee paid. Rita Elxcellent condition. Call 646- plete carpet care, tile floors, minum siding, gutters and perienced only. Apply Cobar OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN trims. Roofing installaticHi and Business Opportunity 28 Co., 77 HllUard St., Manches­ Girl, 99 East Center St., Man­ I THOUGHT VOU WANTED ...BUT NOW, SINCE OOPS GOT ...AFTER ALL, A ...BUT WHAT IF Y t HENIILJUST 8144. hard wood, fully Insured. Pro­ Capable of Installation and minor plumbing repairs, f e l l a c a n A l w a y s i o o p d o n 't w a n t a I h a j t a f ig g e r ter. 643-2264. chester, 646-3441. VGBT RID O F TH A T LI'U , ■IM EDUCATED MEBBE ., fessional quality guaranteed. repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. e EXCELLENT WAGES e PAID HOLIDAYS DINOSAUR, BONES,' ' HE'D BE WORTH HAVIN',' USE A TRAINED------, GIVE 'IM TO YUH?/ SOME WAY TO DINOSAUR,Y'KNOW.'. MAKE 'IM CHANGE STEVE CANYON BY MILIDN CANIPF 1963 CX>RVAIR, running condi­ R obert WUbanks, 643-5919. s RETTREMENT PLAN HIS MIND.' tion. Starter weak. Best offer. EARN $15,000-$25,000. e GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS > 0 ^ 742-7807. (XEANING — Interior com­ Roofing and AS A 36 e NO TRAVEUNO TO HARTFORD SO YOU COM E OUT Help Wanted - Mole VOU THINR, 'VOUT mercial and Industrial sys­ Chim neys 16-A SHELL DEALER Our men know of this ad. OWN HIM BECAUSE H E R E FLIPPING YOUK 1964 FORD Station wagon, mn- tematic floor cleaning and H E W/^S YOUK CLASSY CHASSIS AROUND nlng condition. CaU 649-6764. waxing offices and businesses. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Ambitious man desired now Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT PUdTEOe IN TH E TO DIVERT HIM FROM Complete janitorial services. pairing roofs of all kinds, new for existing 4-bay service P .O . 80x1126 ELECTIONS AT HIS FLYIN6 LESSONS 1960 MOA, 1600, bronze yellow, RIC^iARD P. RITA Free estimates. Fully insured. roofs, gutter work, chimneys station located on Main St. r V M A U M E E .' Manchester, Conn. 06040 wire wheels, 'Rrelli tires. En­ Suburban Floor (Maintenance cleaned and' repaired. 30 in Manchester. Excellent op­ gine and body In exceUent con- Service. 649-9229. years experience. Free esti­ portunity for aggressive type diUen. $860 o r best offer. 649- m ates. Call Howley, 643-6361. individual who desires to be Personnel Services 7888. . TOP QUALITY loam and fill his own boss. ------k ------for sale also excavating, bull — — ___ . - MEDICAL LAB TECHNI- DEPARTMENT MANAGERS r dozing, grading, aind drainage neO ting OnO rnim oing I # SHELL OFFERS: CLANS — degreed or non- — Meat, produce, groceries, H n ky HtA lac. TM leg US Nt 1969 FORD, running condition, ExceUent Paid ’Training degreed, certi&ed to work on Must hfe experienced. Starts $100. Call 646-8067. work Ucensed for septic t^k ^ & M Plumbing ft Heating - InstaUment. Commercial and _ ^ Financial Assistance blood sam ples. Any lab ex- to $12,700. Can You Handle It? LANCELOT SY COKER and PENN HORNET 1970, radio, heater, 6 residential. Fully insured. mates gladly given. Bathroom • Insurance and Retirement perlence related to blood Latulippe Brothers, 872-4360, banking, sampling, testing, _ stock and I WONDER WHAT AW, C'/V\0N, CYRANO cylinder, immaculate condi­ remodeling, heating systems / LANCE THINKS 6 0 /HUCH OF HIS \ 742-9477. analy^ or hemotology re- SUPERVISOR stocK ww There’s more , to ninnlng a service station than Just pump­ V MOTORCYCLG-, HE BUILT A SPECIAL .I A L L T H A T LET'E BE REASONABLE tion. 649-1416. worked on, water pump work, • Many more benefits q u lr ^ . StarU to $10,000. ing gas! GARAGE JUST FOR rT! c o m c n \ O f \ XSO MY MOTORCYCLE WON'TOn N 't J faucet packings, 649-2871. ^ enced and come from a man- IE ABOUT? s e e ! F/T INTO YOUR. WAREHOUSEMAN — Must ufacturlng envlr o n m e n t . We’re looking for an action minded Individual. PfcPS HOUSE.' y.L GRANT’S Plumbing Service — FACTS! have warehousing experienoe Starts to $9,000. Free estimates, plus quality j^ys 528-9401 in the area (rf pharm aceuti- We’U train you and pay you whUe you’re learning. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ASSEMBLERS work. 643-6341. j j j . Pjdumbo. Nights and SUPERINTENDENT - For sewage treatment-plant. Must Then you’U be placed In a high volume ESSO servftee sta­ BEACH—? ’ SAM 'WA’TSON Plum bing and weekends call 1-666-6160, \ SUPERMARKET STORE be experienced. In operating tion as a Commission Manager. Here your earnings, baaed Good Wages and Benefits Heating, Bathroom remodel- Mr. Jarvis. MANAGERS — Experienced a 3-stage plant handling 250,- partlaUy on commissions, will be the result of your over­ Ing and repairs. Free esti- food qtore managers. Start- 000 gaUons sewagje per day. all managerial abilities. ^ Apply in person, 9 to 12 noon m ates. CaU 649-3808. Or write Shell Oil Co., 477 Ing to $18,000. Starting to $16,000. Monday through Friday ------Connecticut Blvd., East If you like It where the action is . Call us Today! A ig Hartford, Conn. r - Dressmaking 'Q 63 EAST CENTER ST. E. P. Nekon 521-7350 daytime. . b, NIA, I.W , T M I . , US r .. OM lONAMFG.CO. LADIES dresses, suits. Wedding »/« Regent St., Manchester 643.2111 gowns and veils', all custom If you have questions, please let us know. made. Some alterations. Rea­ Manchester 646-4040 sonable prices. 649-1133. Read Herald Ads

M MANCIJESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MA n 6 i ESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 Out of Town 72 Out of Town Apartm ents - Flats - Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale For Sale 75 Senate Set __ For Sole 75 E xp erim en t Tenements 63 ANDOVER —drea 1807 newly MANCHESTiaai — Cape, Uvlng MANCHESTER painted 6-room Cape with For Vote On CLASSIFIED LOOKINO for anytbinff In real BERRY’S WORLD room with fireplace, redeco- PREFERRED BOWSSRS COLUMBIA LAKE area — 40 working fireplace. Oomptete Reminiscent estate rentAl • apfutments, acre farm, large bam, clear­ The rated dining and eat-in Utch- SCHOOL AREA with wide boards and open homes, nuiltlple dwellings, no eh, range, bedroom, tiled ed acres, 4-bedroom home, 2 beams. Garage. Over five Lockheed Aid "$29,700” baths, gravity flow bpring pdus O f Galileo fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ bath, 2 bedrooms, second flow acres of commercialized zon­ I ADVERTISING sociates, In c. 648-6129. < partially finished. Beautifully Inunaculate 7-room colonial- well, high location. (For de­ ed land bordering river. On (Cemtinued from Page One) 3 bedrooms, baths tails h a ll Lange Agency, 238- (Continued from Page Ome) treed lot, 2-car garage, dose Route 6. Hlgfli 20s. Petrus R e­ now,” said Tower. “'iTie facts FIVE-ROOM apartment, sec­ to schools and stores. $22,900. Remobeled kitchen (self­ 9849, 228-8296. c l a s s i f i e d advertising d e p t , h o u r s alty, MLB Realtor, 742-6270. in front of the camera mounted ond floor, stove, parking, $160. Owner 648-0263. cleaning stove and dish­ of life are the facts of life.” 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. Available August 1st. AduHs, washer) COVENTRY — Raised Ranch, According to Sen. Alan on the lunar Rover. LAKEWOOD drcle, 8 bedroom COVENTRY (NORTH) "The reaaon I have theM Itbcurity, references required. Screen^ porc^, large foyer KID’S STUFF consisttag of double door en­ Cranston, D-Callf., one of them Call 643-6006 after 6 p.m . Colonial, carpet^, appli­ Attractive living room (den try to a spacious foyer, living LOOK here today Is because of Ga­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Is that five to eight Republicans ances, laundry room, screen­ adjacent) Tmes ahd bnxdc, plus bam and dtatag room with natural lileo's discourse on falling bod­ 4:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PDBUOATION and country atmosphere and ies in gravity fields. Where bet­ Deadline fof Saturday and Monday ia 4:S0 p.m. Friday THREE - ROOM apartment, ed porrii, 2-car garage, wood­ Formal dining room beamed cataedral ceilings, who would have supported a second floor, stove, refriger­ ed grounds. Call owner, 649- two acres to grow in is the ter to confirm his findings than Comidetely finished 3rd floor stuff Mds are made of. Liv­ kitchen with range and hood,. broader corporate loan guaran­ ator, $116 per month plus 8690. All city utilties loads of cabinet and counter tee bill will vote against the on the moon.” heat. 640-2271. ing in a nine-room modem Then he dropped both objects TOUR COOPERATION WILL n iA l A A l 9711 Most desirable residential space, 1^ decorator baths, 3 Lockheed measure. WARANOKE RD. —4-bedroom house also helps. Underpriced and, sure enough, they struck BE APPRECIATED l/IJAk I I neighborhood, conv^nlmt to at $36,0(X). Please ca ll John twin sized bedrooms, wall of Once that issue is settled, the FTVE-ROOM apartment, stove, home, in fine residential area. L’ I II - the lunar surface simulta­ all schools, tdiopplng, trans­ McLaughlin at 649-6806. glass onto family sized sun Senate is to take up a cam­ and refrigerator. $146 plus Tremendous location and neously. heat. 649-2271. priced to sell. Drive by, signs portation. Call Susanne deck, garage. Prestige neigh­ paign finance reform blU, to Shorts, 646-8238. borhood. $34,600. Jesdor R eal­ limit political spending and re­ On earth, although both ob­ Continued From Preceding Page on property. T. J. Cmkett, • • B & W • • jects would have been accelera­ 476 MAIN ST. — 6 rooms, fam­ BARROWS and WALLACE CO. ty, MLS, 742-6667, 633-1411. quire full disclosure. is R ealtor, 643-1677. ted uniformly, the feather ily of adults, security, $160. a J. WATSON BEACH CO, That bill would limit national Hartford Office 647-1660 Manchester Parkade, Manch. BOLTON — Four - bedroom SEOUL would have fallen more slowly Wanted - To Buy 58 Apartments - Flats- month. 646-2426, 9-6. — • RAISED Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 campaign spending to a total of 649-6806 because of air resistance. But fireplaces, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER Spacious 7- Cape. Central air-condltlontag, 10 cents per .voter, a nickel for HOUSEHOLD lote — Antiques, Tenements 63 NEWER one-bedroom apart­ m baths, aluminum storms, there is no air on -the moon. all storm windows, l^ e room home, aluminum siding, rrjfz h a r t b y ir d political radio and television he look o f . South Korea is to the future^ with con­ bric-a-brac, locks, fram es. ments from $166 per month screens, 100x400’ lot. M id 20’ s. The Etagllsh physicist Sir lot in prestige nelghbtniiood, new roof, double garage, large “ ^ST h a h t f o r d ^ w - broadcasts, a nickel for other T fidence. And these pictures of Seoul, the capital, illus­ glassware. We buy estates. VVE HAVE customers waiting ^ d two-bedroom apartments niany erdreT ^ 40's. CaU tre^ ,^t. L ow H ^ H ^ rwice St. MainUy house, 6-4% Bel A ir R eal Estate, 643-0332. forms of advertising. Isaac Newton, who postulated three natural laws governing Village Peddler, Auctioneer, for the rental of your apart- tfom $200 per month. Paul W. owner, 646-8674. Agency, 646-0131. rooms. Excellent condltkm. It also would Institute broad, trate the forward-looking spirit. COVENTRY LAKE — Three the motion of objects and thus 420 Lake St.. Bolton, 649-3247. ment or home. J.D . R eal Es- Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. carefree fo r 6 years. $86,600. new financial disclosure re­ In th^ years out of the world’s headlines following the cottages, all three only $24,000. laid the foundation of classical MANCHESTER — 8-room over- MANCHESTER — Just listed, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 876- quirements, and suspend tele­ WANTED — antique furniture, Associates, Inc. 643-6129. piVE-ROOM duplex. Heat, hot ____ Owner wiU finance. Private end o f the Korean war in 1953, there were not only the physics, was greatly influenced .. . .. Tw»f»per mnnthmonth. 'PptArmnnPeterman Agency, AiPAnov water, stove, reMgerator. slzed expanded Cape. Two newer two-family, 6-6, three 6279. vision equal-time requirements glass, pewter, oil paintings or baths, four bedrooms, fantily bedrooms, built-lns, close to ----- ——------beach privileges. ExceUent in­ recent devastation and human casualties to overcome, but by Galileo's earlier work. other antique items. Any quan­ ~ 7 ~ Adults, no pets. Call 643-4631. to open the way for presidential NEW 4-room apartment, in- ______room, lovely suburban lot. Oa- everything. Fully rented. BJx- SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu- vestment. Low down payment. also the legacies of a feudal past and a previous repressive Galileo, bom ta 1664 to a no- tity. The Harrison's, 643-8709, campaign debates. eludes stove and refrigerator, ------rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, cellent condition. CaU D oris 6-room Raised Ranch, S June Good, 643-1837, Pasek R e­ colonial regime. As late as the early 1960s, Korea was still bel Tuscan fatally, later sup­ 166 Oakland Street. altors, 289-7476. The House is to act Tliesday ported ideas that the sun and heat, hotwater, carpeting, $186. F u m i^ ed ® mi tr NEA, he.' 64^0181. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., PartlaUy «n- on a two-year extension of the impoverished, with rampant inflation and political chaos. ------—------RAAit«na Ished low er level. Only $84,900. not the earth might be the cen­ W olverton Agency, 649-2813. A p a r t m O lllS 63-A MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom ______Hayes Agency, 646-0181. CXJVENTRY — Country living draft bill, stripped of a Senate But now, the better part of a decade of government ter of the solar system. He fell provision which would have de­ Rooms Without Board 59 ONE aluminum sided Colonial, fire- IMMACULATE 6-room Randi. his^ on a hill, seven-room Co­ stability and economic progress has led to all-round im­ out of fa'vor with the Roman heat, references requlr- "Smi/e, Herman— you look like you're full of mercury, too!" place, large enclosed heated One-acre treed manicured lot. TOLLAND — Leaving state, lonial, 11x24’ front-to-back Uv­ clared as national policy with­ THE TOOMPSON House—Cot- with heat, references requir­ preferred, nicely furnished provement, with a particularly striking rate of growth. Catholic Oiurch and was forced porch, 2-car garage, 140’ front- Carpeting. Stone fireplace, ""“ t sell, buy now and save tag room with fireplace. Four drawal of U.S. forces from during The inquisitiem, under tage St., centrally located, ed, $160. per month. Phllbrlck two-bedroom Town house. WUl South Vietnam within nine Overall growth in gross nation'al product averaged 11.7 Agency, Realtors,. 646-4200. age, treed yard. Priced to seU, Harvest gold stove and refrig- *** four-bedroom Garrison Co- bedrooms, aluminum siding. threat of torture according to large, pleasantly furnish­ accommodate up to four. AvaU- months, provided American ed room s, parking. Call 649------$31,900. Frechette Realtors, erator. Partial recreation lonlal. In parkllke setting. In- $80,600. Austin A. Chambera, per cent o v e f^ e five-year period, 1964-1969, with an esti­ some historians, to recant his able im m ediately. $200. Mr. 72 647-9993. room . $2,800 down to qualified eludes Carpeting, fireplace. R ealtor, MLS, 643-2326. prisoners were released. mated growth of 15.5 per cent during 1969. 2368 for overnight and perma- TWO-BEDROOM apartment Coniam, J. D. Real Estate As­ Land For Sale 71 Houses For Sale "heretical'' -vdews. He spent the available Aug. 1st, $140 per ------— I— biiver Piuick Renltora MLS formal dining room, aluminum Hie real controversy on that last decade of his life under fite nent guest rates. sociates, 648-5129. MAN(3HESTBR U only minutes ^ screens, walk-out BOLTON — $21,900. Low mata- After the war, a huge U.S. aid effort, together with an month plus heat, no chUdren. MANCHESTER—23 acres with one is in the Senate, too. A watchful eye of The Church, from thla 8;bedroom Ranch rm *______!______basement, large closets, 2H tenance 6-room home on the international assistance program, went toward supplying 2 ROOM in private home, park­ House - Senate conference dying in 1642. Paul W. Dougrui, Realtor, 649- frontage f e two buUding lots. Offered by the lake, rec room. Fiano Agency, ing. Complete house privi­ lovely private grounds. Fea- MANCHESTER — C ent^y lo- baths, 2-zone hot water heal, agreed to a version pronounc­ urgent necessities, food and shelter, war damage repair When he conducted his ex­ 4636. Business Localiont Evenings, 872-4424, days, 1-668- 646-2677. leges. References required. 4477. tures fireplaced - living room, cated spacious 4-bedrabm old- Low SO’s. Principles only, 872- ing it the sense of Congress and laying a base for economic development. The U.S. \ periments with falling bodies, THREE-RXXIM heated apart- For Rent 64 Jalousled-sun room, -attached er Colonial, 1% baths, fire- 3141. that the United States end mili­ CaU 643-6279. PHILBRICK •VERNON — R aised Ranch by Agency for International Development played, and is still detractors capitalized on the ment Stove refrigerate. Sec- c o m m e r c ia l place fo r lease ------garage, and inground pooL place, large park-Uke yard. ------tary operations in Indochina at fact that a feather didn't fall as LARGE furnished room for re- $26,900. WolverUm Agency Only $28,900. Hayes Agency, COVENTRY — (North) — fo r owner, 3 bedrooms, 2 full the earliest practicable date. It playing, a significant part with help in planning, loans ond floor. Working adults pre-^e- Main St., next to HoUSeS For Sale quickly as a cannonball. So, 72 R ealtor. 649-2813. 646-0181. the value conscience buyer, baths, paneled family room, sets no withdrawal deadline, and technical assistance in many sectors. . Security noat office. ExceUentE xcellent business hiinlneiiB fireidace, 2-car garage, built- they said, there couldn't be a distance to new shopping cen­ d^Kwlt required. References, AGENCY ______2,100 sq. ft. of tastefully ap- but urges P’resident Nixon to Now, economic advance has led to plans to end special location with btiUdlng. Call MANCHB3STER — Foiir-famUy $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo- MANCHESTER $24,600. Oen- pointed living space on a su- tas, dishwasher, carpeting, wa­ constant force acting indepen­ ter. Private entrance and Can 646-1098. negotiate one. dent of weight. 646-2426, 9-5. in center of town location. All CXJNTEMIORARY L Shaped in-law quarters. Alumi- traJly located 7-room Cape, ga- perbly landscaped % plus ao)re ter and sew er. $28,600. 876- U.S. assistance there early in the 1970s. Korea hopes that parking. 643-4248. *niat leaves the dilemma of Galileo suspected wind resis­ MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- 3-room apartments for mini- Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex- siding, new heating sys- rage, nicely shrubbed and comer lot. “Contemporary" 3869. she will be able to achieve self-sufiiciency in food and end LARGE room, nicely furnished, bedro^ duplex. 1% baths, maintenance. New heat- lerior, on wooded lot, 1% acres i7m. Off East Center St., trees, treed lot. '(Julck occupancy, uj^r level Is fuUy aarpetod the rail strike, which has tance was the reason but spread to 10 lines. The adminis­ dependence on all aid grants from abroad in the next year couldn't confirm It. stove, refrigerator and linens faij basement carpets ap- ^unippea. woivenon Agency, burtag svstem.system. EbccellentExceUent invest- nHfhwith a view. EivnFive hodrnoma.bedrooms, 2 Hutchins Agency, PaoitnraR ealtors, c>,>iBel Aai ir-. omiiR eal Eistate, Aaii.ass2.648-9382. .1^ ,includes beam ed cathedral COVENTRY — 7-room custom tration has not asked Ckmgress or so. Dave Scott did that today. provided. 801 Main St., 649- pliances and heat included. Hoaltors, 649-2813. ment opportunity. Wolverton fireplaces, family room, den, 2 649-6824. ceilings In living and dtatag built Ranch. Two fireplaces, for action, but Democratic The whimsical nature of 8302. $236 monthly. Paul W. Dougran, FIRST-floor store o r < ^ c e , ap- -^an^y. R ealtors, 649-2813. ca r garage. $69,900. $23,800 -SEX-ROOM single plus room, eat-ta kitchen with hood­ extra large rooms. Garage. leaders said that problem may Scott's experiment drew laughs Realtor, 649-4636 ™ ------BOUIDER Rd. — 6-room Colo- extra lot of record, east side, ed range plus abundant cabi­ Double lot. ExceUent area. ROOM for genUeman, quiet, ______proi^ately OLDER home, Uvtag room, din- RANCH-Less than one-year breezeway. famUy older home, 3 bedrooms, oU $38,900. Hayes Agency, 646- require actioh before the recess from lunar scientists foilowtag net and,counter apace, 8 q>a- photographs by Carl Purcell. convenient location. 224 MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- monmiy. iko-tzto, 647-9708. jjig room, kitchen and family old. Modern eat-ta kitchen, fam- ,00m two-car oversized ga- heat Keith Real Estate, 646- can begin. progress ot- the final lunar ex­ cious bedrooms, 2 baths. “Rus­ 0131. Elevated highways and new skyscraper in Seoul symbolize booming Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R-N.Y., cursion by Scott and Irwta. Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. bedroom apartment on Main p r i m e alr-condlUoned office “y 2-car ga- j.gge.’ Exquisite parkllke 1.78 41?6, 649-1922. tic" lower level includes fami- economy (above). Downtown traffic is heavy all day (below). St. $167 per month including space. Pyramid BuUdtag, 367 **a™n E. rage. Many extras stay, includ- sturdy shade CXJVEHTRY Lake area, vacant already has proposed a resolu­ But their interest centered on MIDDLE-AGE working woman MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 86- ly room finished to cedar and 4-room house -on big wooded tion giidng President Nixop au­ would Uke to share home with appliances, air condiawdng E. Center 8t. AvaOable Aiig. 1. RolJertson. Realtor, 643-69«S8. big refrigerator and freezer, Comnlete the television pictures of Had­ ______— . .... “• '• / “ «a*nal*A«* r% r1**«rA«* ««A«V nra priVMy in 3^ chestnut St., aluminum sld- brick, playropm (or 4th bed- corner lot. Asking $11,600., but thority to issue back-to-work or­ same. Call 643-1982 b^ore 2 carpets. Paul W. Dougan, Secretarial ^ d telephojm an-. MANCHESTER _ Slx-famUy Mandiester’s most desired g29.'900. Helen room),' laimdry room, utUlty ley RUle and descriptions of owners wUl listen. Lake privi­ ders if he decided the strikes apparent layering in the side of p.m. -Realtor, ■ 6494586. and a two-famlly. Ftae condl- prestige area. A one of a room and garage. Bach level leges. Good financing. T.J. prem ises. C all' 9-6, 647-9903. imperil national safety or the rille. tlcm throughout, a good Invest- D ick LemleuA, 649-9737. has it’s own fireplace, elldtag Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. health. ROOM for rent, gentleman only, TWO - BEDROOM apartment, litviit.ment. Secondar^Dovuiuiiuv ftoanctag ^ — ------thermo-panC' doors leading to Farouk El-Baz, a lunar geolo­ kitchen privUeges, free park- second floor, heat, hot water. » - available. Owner has other to- ^ '^ ‘“ce eq u l^ ^ , lawn and MANCHESTER — $20,800. Im- g r b b N MANOR Ranch, with oversized decks, and aOuml- gist who helped train the astro­ tag, central location. Refer­ appUances, disposal, base­ Houses For Rent tereats. 60s. Wolverton Agen- tools. $88,600. maculAte 6-room Ran^, waU- ^dded den, 2 baths, „um stonn-screens. Prop«rty Wanted - Real Estate 77 nauts, said he was certain they ment, x>orktag. '$176 monthly. had managed to sample bed­ ences required. 649-6132 days, cy . R ealtors, 649-2818. GRACTOUS antique colonial to carpet, enclosed screened porch, carpeting, 2 bi- immaculate condition and New CL&P Talks ’ . t .w • .Mm■ Jliw--- for aipotatm ent, 643-2693 eve­ Adults. Chll 649-4864 after 4 TOLLAND — 6-^ m Ranch AtL CASH for your property rock that protruded from the p.m a v^ la Se^tem^ for^Te- fo 6 SS^Keafto^'649-”^ nings. year lease, 2 baths, garage, O T ^ ^ X t o s ^ ^ « beautifuUy decorated room s. Agency, R ealtors, 649-5324. CaU owner, 648-1782, 6434)984. ^ brakers. ______within 24 hours. Avoid red Bid Wednesday side of the lille near Its top. brick Ranch. 87’ Uvtag room, . ». , ------t«q>e, instant service. Hayes “I'm sure we got some bed­ security, references, $266. gear Karase 2K acres. Gbi^ modem eat-ta kitchen, formal MANCHESTER — Immaculate i - LARGE furnished room for LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment 73 ANDOVBRr-CUstoin buUt 6H- A ^ n cy , 646-OlSl. WATERBURY (AP) — Medi­ rock and that's very Impor­ m ale only, parking, $16. week­ monthly. Hayes Agency, . 646- ,,eous view.' Hutchins Aran- dtatag room, break- e-room Ranch plus 12xir fam- tant," he said. “You want to with refrigerator, range, dis­ Lon For Sale ** room Ranch ta country set- ators have asked unlcm leaders ly; 646-0023 after 5. posal, heat, air-conditioning, 0181. cy 649-6324' room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 uy rtwm. Three large bed SELLING your home or acre­ sample one piece of rock that bedrooms, plus studJo, study rooms, fireplaced Uvtag room A-ZONE building lot in cohve- ting. - Two fireplaces, and officials of the strikebound A age? For prompt friendly serv­ parking, $186. monthly. Handy MANCHESTER nlent location, nicely treed and baths, waU-to-wall ► carpeting, f i L ] has not been dug up from un­ to Mata St., Call 644-2427. 6H-room HOLTON Lakefront. Executive’s and 8 baths, sterimendant, 876-1665, 278- HERE IS ROOMINESS . ca r attached garage, huge 30x16 on acred lot. Will help with Towns of Hartford,. East Hart- ejected from the crater Au- $180 without utilities plus secu­ 151P, 242-6668. “vriiT'uX SECLUDED acre lot, trees, financing. Owner - Agent, ford and Glastonbury. Goto. Lovely Panel tolycus, a 30-mlle wide crater FK)UR room s, newly redecorat­ rity. Helen Palmer, Realtor. 8-room Colonial, carpet- Petrus R ealty, 742-6270. Safety Im provem ent P roject Darling Set ; ' s Vs-'"'0 about 70 miles north of the ed with stove, refrigerator and ROCKVILLE — Available Au­ bedrooms, lonmy scaped lot with flagstoned patio . _ „ . ______av.oao landtag site. 646-2647. screened patio, swimming pool Preferred nelrii- family , room. No. 63-262. hot water, Main St. shopping, gust 1st, 3%-room apartment. double garage, $39,900. ’ Hutehl SECOND Bolton I ^ e Proposals are available at Residential area. Adults, no and attached garage on a adults only. Rent reasonable, FOUR LARGE rooms, first choice lot fo r only $38,900. borhood. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. home on lakefront, ® Bureau of Adpilnistratlon, security deposit required. 643- floor ta two-famUy house. pets. Security. 649-4824. years old, Timken heat, fire- Section, 17 Van Dyke Please caU J. McLalighUn at 4-UNIT apartment—good ta- was good and the crowd was Black L^islator MARTIN School Area, New 7- place, big ^rch. some fi^ - Hartford. C«m. Atton- 7094 after 4 p.m. Basement, small ya«l. Heat ^5^jviLLE - 4 rooms, first 649-6306. com e. Call fo r details. enthusiastic but orderly, even ------included. Adults preferred. No room Cape, 3 bedrooms, fami­ ture. Terrific value at <^y • wnilnm J. HarveV. Beatles, Friends in Concert Police, Jaycees Plan Talks floor, ca ll 872-3672, ask fo r o TV/ BOLTON LAKE—Well buUt 2- - . „ . _____ R- tion; Mr. \railam J. Harvey. reverently quiet during the mu­ Hits ‘Mediocrity’ AVAILABLE now, 4 - room pete. $160 per month. Ref- ly room, 2-car garage, fire­ Mr. Gardner. B OL W * * bedroom retirement home, ga- $26,000. ^ . ’ Purchases Coordinator, sic: Each concert l^ted more ap^ment, second floor, stove erences, security required. 649- place and aluminum aiding. altors, 643-1677. ______included, adults only, no pets, BARROWS and WALLACE CO. rage. To Aid Pakistani Refugees than two hours. On Rockfest Gate Crashing In C ongress Manchester Parkade, Manch. e-ROOM COLONIAL. Large M erritt Agency, 646-1180. 643-6637 until 6 p.m . Resort Property Notice of Sale . The music was very good, DE5LUXE one-bedroom apart­ 649-6306 m odem kitchen with famUy t w o acres, 7-room Raised NOTICE By MARY CAMPBELL from from thethe simpler simpler songs songs of of more The The “big “big band": band" I- sdund sdund was was NEWHAITEN (AP) — A meet-Three paddy wagons and two MILWUAKBE Wls. (^ ) — MANCHESTER — One - bed­ ment with all modem conve- For Rent 67 room, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, Ranch, buUt-tas, recreation The donn. Department of Tlie following used equlp- AP Music Writer recent times. pleasing and well put toegther. ing was scheduled here today cruisers were damaged A black congressman criticize room grarden apartment. Car­ niences. Ample off street rDViTNrrRV Tjike Beautiful MANCHESTER area - 9-room bMement completely Anl^ed garage, georgeoua view. Transportation ,& Bureau of Ad- ment is. offered for sale by fia Ch Harrison and pianist Leon The closest thing to a solo Har- ..tvi/.ioi.. onH o crowd, he said. TTie four the U.S. space program and the peting, all appUances, heal, . . ^ ______uuvOiNlKi LiOKe rsetuiiuui ____custom___ i...,,*buUt Garrison Colo- off with lanre large nicture picture windodrs |32,ooo. Hutchins Agency, ministration,,__...iii will accept, hldsbids oab sealedIaH ki bid,/T nnon August Anount .to.30, 1971 NEW YORK (AP) — George RusseU played with Dylan and rlson took was a duet with Pe- ponce omciais ana a injured policemen were released war Sunday, and described his parking. Rental $160. per Lakewood Heights cottage for and parking. $170. Immediate nlal. Loige family type rooms, on rear wall at ground level. Realtors, 649-6324. on August, 10, 1971 rat ,10:80 at‘11:00 a.m. Harrison and Rtago Starr, two Starr played tambourine on ter Hamm on “Here Ctomes the local Jaycees delegation to de- after hospital treatment. colleagues ta Washington as month, 1-year lease and 1- rent, sleeps 7, $86. per week. occupancy. Highland Oak Vil­ Five bedrooms, 2% baths, dou- Many extras and posslblUties. ------—— a.m.. DST, covering the Re Pumping and auxiliary Beatles wdio last appeared to- “Mr. Tambourine Man." Sun," a quiet song which left termlne how to prevent gate A police spokesman said about “mediocre prlma donnas.'' month security. Call Jarvis Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, lage, 643-6177. Evenings 647- ble garage. Hayes A gency, P rice reduced to $46,900. 219 SCOTT DR. — Im m ^ id a te ^ Disposal o f a Sand pumping equipmehtr-West gether on stage four years ago, second part of the con- I**® crowd quiet rather Quui craMilng attempts at future Yale 95 per cent of the youths ar- Rep. Donald V. Dellums, D- Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. 643-6930. 9921. 646-0131. 11-ROOM CnJSTOM RANCH, condition, Raised ^ (approxim ately 1,880 cu. Middle Turnpike Pumping performed at two sold-out ben- began with two ragas by cheering, rock concerts. rested had been released on Calif., spoke at the national ...... Kancn, * oeorooms, lorma. DELUXfe 2 - bedroom apart- ,,, ___ _ , Wall-to-waU carpeting through- yds. of sandy material) at En- Station and Parkade Pump­ efit concerts Sunday 'with a jiayl Shankar and his three Some 1,500 youths bent on bond, ranging in most cases cemvention of Alpha Phi Alpha, PRESmENTI^ yill^e Apm- PITKEN - Porter St. area, 6- 3 » ------v « » i i . X to F.B, to to. ing Station rock music star whose public* 6JCM. appearances iwve been nearly returned, with a veritable S p O F t S T I g U r C , urday's concert by the Grateful Most of the youths were charged “Here we are coUecting rocks room , PANEL pliances. Paul W. Dougan, tom built, 8-room Garrison, j „ jot i80x216’ with a ’ Connecticut Kouto 160—Project tails are available at the Gen- as rare as theirs. stageful of musicians behind _-»'*■ __ Dead precipitated a disturbance with disorderly conduct, AA beamed O stairway, Realtor, 649-4636. z-car garage wun 531125. eral Services Office, Municipal 12 X 16 INCHES Bob Dylan sang at both after- nim. They Included Le«n Rus- that resulted in 89 arrests and be'-dealing human misery mation, call emytlme, 646-2623. rled couple, no chll^en Im- celling and bullt-ta bar, dream CAPE-Full shed dormer, large eiectrlc doors, 106’ frontage.. ------Powers, 77, Dies Proposals are avsdlable. at Building, ' 41 Center Street, noon and evening performances ggn gjid Billy Preston on piano four policemen injured. down here," said Dellums. He ADULTS only, no pets, aU elec­ m ediate occupancy. Call 646- P rice $44,900. Austin A . Cham­ kitchen with barbecue, etc. jfjtgjjgn and UtOng room, with the Bureau of Administration, .-Manchester, Connecticut. at Madison Square Garden to organ, Starr and Jim Pelt- NEW LONDON (AP) _ Powerful mobile floodlights Sato Welcomes said the war in Vietnam was tric 3-room deluxe apartment, 6994 anytim e. bers R ealtor, MLS, 64S-2826. etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, fireplace, den, 4 bedrooms, ______17 Van Dyke Avenue, Hartford, TJown of Manchester, benefit refugees displaced by ^gr on drums, Eric Clapton, Ralph A. Powers Sr., a contain- ^<1 tear gas were used to clear “Illegal, 'lmm<«al and Insane.” heat and appUances furnished, 646-0181. B-B- large lot. $26,000. strife in East Pakistan. Dylan Klaus Voorman, Peter Hamm, er manufacturer and former tiie area.' Scouts to Japan WOODLAND central location, near high ______- ______DUNCAN RD. — Ansaldl buUt Connecticut. Attention: Mr. . 'Connecticut Goo GVMT ME THE^^ Dellums said he was frlght- MANCHESTER — $25,900. 4-4, EAST C T m T ra ST. L a ^ 10- 3 room s, large breeze- WllUam J. Harvey, Purchases Roltert B. W eiss, SEtitNITY TO ACCEPT THE last appeared on stage two school and Manchester Memori­ TRINGS I CANNOT CHANGE: » 1 , T t J®s®e Davlsand Carl Radoeon squash racquets champion, died Bruce Adams, general chair- AOAr'rRT ■mrrnw'rxi- Tannn ened by the "level of medlocr- Investment Property two-famlly. New kitchens, car- •‘oom (Olomu may be usM for 2-car garage, IMi tiled coordinator. .".General Maiiager • MANOR al Hospital, not a complex, COURAGE TO CHANCE THOSE 7 t^5® .KUtarlsts from early Sunday morning at Law- man of this summer's Jaycees (Ap, _ ^ e ^ y touts' ?3ta “y” ^ Washington. He accused For Sole 70-A pettag, freshly decorated, Two home or offices, targe lot vrtta ijaths, buUt-tas, full attic, fire- ' ,. '' ^ . , THINGS I CAN ANO.WUOOMX *® Badftager, the six- rence and Memorial Hospital Pops concerts, asserted the un- ' a ‘ ‘JT-gg ^o^neT to^v chessm en of acting on legl*' like private home Uvtag. 649- P TO KNOW THE OIPTERENCC 7 APARTMENTS furnaces. Assume FHA mort- posribUlty of acquiring more plastered walla, city P‘®®.® - - here. He was 77. ruly throng outside the _bowl at a glrX campsite „n on the weg^rTwestern la m“ X®n beneficialoenenciai tTto ^special clal ta- 2 9268. NEW 16 unit garden apartment ^ed as“ (^rge Han^n and g^ backup stagers. Powers was phnirninti of the composed of “a lot of out gage. Hutchins Agency, Real- _ utilities, immediate occupancy, slope of Mt. Fuji with more terest groups while ignoring 2 HOMESTEAD ST. com plex, over $30,000 ta rent­ tors, 649-5324. RCX3KLEDOE—D J m ^ c 9-room coarjeg Lesperance, 649-762Q. THURSTON Apartments — 140 ^eT ^ T ^ s e a f COTce^' l^arr^e®"Harrison included the two board of Robertson Paper Box of town, out of state, kids " than 30,000 persons from 89 ''eta problem s o f poverty and OFF W. M ID IKE TPKE. als. Can eaally bfe Increased. Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2% SHOPPING CENTERS vices. Botn 21,000-seat concerts written. Seo- Co. in Mbntvllle, Conn., a firm I" ftiture concerts, Adams MANCHESTER Hilliard St., Manchester, bpen were' sold out and sponsors countries attending. misery. $13,600 per unit. Good retam 3CH(X)L area. New baths, large family room, ca- ond on the program was “My he had been associated with "therfe will be measures for your inspection dally, 9 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, hoped to raise $250,000. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato “Most congressmen haven’t and tax shelter, for the middle (Ostom Ranch. 3 bed- thedral celling Uvtag and dtatag Sweet Lord," from the three- since 1921 taken that have not been taken 1, 2 and 3-bedroQm luxury a.m. to 8 p.m. Three rooms sized Investor. Carriage Real­ . CONNBCrnCUT Now under (wnstruotion, Broad 3t-n Manchester, Harrison received a standing — r, sent the Scouts a welcoming done anything except draw a apartments. Features wall-to- rooms, kitchen with dinette room, modern Mtchen. A ver- featuring wall-to-wall carpet, ty, . 646-1110. ovation when he Valked out...... on f®®®''*’; three-mllUon-copy.. ^ sell- ^ Powers was Canadian squash " message expressing the hope $42,000 w elfare ch eck ,” he said. wall carpeting, vanity tile shades, range, refrigerator, and buUt-tas, family room, 2 satUe home in an exceUent lo- INVITATION spring occupancy;’ Vernon^ Route 83; Windsor 8232 l 6 mot. - 3 yri« stage to announce his first ^ o album he made ^ er racquets champion in 1926- and M ost ^ o f the Davlmr audience ^^eUums sptaie' at a cerem ony baths, built-in oven, range, disposal and air-conditioner. _ batha, 2-car gara^Ot brick and cation. 2-car garage. Locks, Route 75. the BeaUes broke up. Next to gt^tes veterans dishwasher, refrigerator and aluminum siding. M erritt "friend,” Ravi Shankar, a sitar ,_. „ _, „„ ------squash - , part “in the new future world ta which awards were present- Generous closets, basement GARDEN APARTMENT We NEED LISTINGS T O B ID player from India. But ap- Some- racquets champion ta 1936, disposal, electric heat. 2 air- A gency, 646-1180. 2215 not awareowo~ of the disorder tak- ® manner as pure as ed to Rear Adm. ^Samuel Gray, conditioners, glass sliding storage, master TV anteima, NOW! "Thinking of SeU- Sealed bids wUl be received Hurry with youp. requirements, we will build to plause vras greater 90 minutes “ “ K- " f “®® Survivors include the widow, Mt. Fuji and with a heart as ely of the Navy ahd Brig. Gen. CX)MPLEX ing place outside. doors, all large rooms. Full laundry facilities. Parking for MANCHESTER, Uke new, ex- in g y oU T property?” Call by the Town of Manchester for su it , .la te r when Dylan viralked out, h)*™' ^hbey c ^ i d - y,e form er Catherine Parker; wide and rich as the fields and Roscoe (Cartwright of the two Cars per apartment. Heat Embroidered in simple Police Chief Biaglo DlUetto, basement storage area, am­ Young 24-unlt all brick gar­ qulsitely reproduced authentic TODAY 1 supplying Audio-Visual equlp- a with harmonica and guitar, and f,” ** one’son, Ralph A. Powers Jr. the plain before you.” Army. Boxer Mnhammart All darling outfit for a stitches and rich colors, who was at the scene during ple parking. Starting at $176. and hot water included. $176 den apartment complex for 9^-room Dutch Colonial iron transfer for design; nounced Dylan. In the evening written by Harrison about s t. James Episcopal Church in ch^lenged police dispersal ef- march-in by delegates n’ellumH nroAntAH in Inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m . mortgage available. Car­ Ucly opened and read. to 3 years. Size !'• year color chart; stitch il- concert, his name was never the refugees of Bangla New London to be followed by torts. from all countries in alphabe- jji„ hAhnif — weekends 1-6 p.m. heating and much more. Must . . . dress, 1% yards 45- riage Realty, 646-1110. Specifications and forms of 4,600 square feet. .Ideal for commercial, light man­ •'lustrations. said from the stage. One fan, Desh, the name given East Pa- burial at Gardner Cemetery. According to another member tical order, each contingent fol- ______MANCHESTER see. A real opportunity. Hayes inch; slip % yard; pant­ SEND 601 In coins for tKh pattern A gency, 646-0131. AGENCY proposals on 'which bids must ufacturing, warehouse, additional 12,000 sq. ft — Includoi posUsn and handllni.^ who said he had previously Wstan by rebels there, of the Jaycees concert commit- lowing its national flag, Built by ies, % yard. tee, there were enough general Toward the end of the FOREST HILLS AREA be submitted may be obtained Patterns available only Anne Cabot, ICMfiliesteT heard the BeaUes -but never Starr had a solo, "It Ain’t cere- Cute Medical Cotits available. Eveninzven lu Herald, USDUM avK.AV£. 71 MANCHESTER — New listing, REALTORS ta the Bustaess Office, Board in sizes shown. Dylan, kept muttering, “It’s too Easy," and so did Lewi Rus- Carolina Plant First admission seats, at $5 each, to mony, colorful balloons w ere U & R Housing C orp. Oversized 9-room Garrison Land For Sale preferred west side location. !• ^SlxiO A B , MEW YOBH. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A of Education, 1146 Mata Street, Choice Main Street office spaca, various sizes, SEND 78t IB coins for tncli prttora m!y . 100S6. much. It’s just too much.” sell, the Rolling Stone’s “Jum- accommodate the youthful fans released and fireworks shot Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, COVENTRY — 40 acres, avail­ Immaculate 6Vi-room Ansaldi Manchester, Ckmnecticut. ■ InolnSoo pootni mil hindllni. print Hiait. Sddrnti nitfe ZIP Dylan sang hits from three ping Jack Flash." There was ELIZABETH, N.C. — The first in front of the gate. into the darkening skies. state experiment that “locked CODE and SQlt Ndabtr. country kitchen, adjoining able with long frontage, wood­ buUt ranch. 2-car garage, well The Town of Manchester re­ phases of his career, "Hard some disappointment that Clap- plant to process American soy­ The Jaycees had contracted The U.S. delegation with 8,000 ^ mud room, paneled living The Spring & Summer one phannaoy has Rentals by ed, private mortgage avail­ landscaped. Hurry! Hayes 646-4200 serves the right to reject any Rain’s Gwina Fall” and “Blow- ton didn’t solo and that a'third beans was at Elizabeth. The 79 off-duty police officers to members is the largest fo'reign Robert D. room with fireplace, formal able. Carriage R ealty, 646-1110. Agency, 646-0131.. N.T* 1MS6* '71 ALBUM is 654. includes in’ ta the Wind’’ from the pro- Beatle, Jtam Lennwi, didn’t soybean statistic reported keep order at Saturday’s con- group taking part. ’ nearly halved costs. The Hoslth Murdock and aU bids and to waive any JARVIS ENTERPRISES postage and handling. dining room, finished rec Print Hanw, AdSmio ritt EIP test-folle pha^e the more ta- make an appearance. by the U.S. Department of cerf. At the height of the furor, The Jamboree ends Aug. g 9 t>ep«u:tinent adds that the psrU- I R ealtor 643-2692 36-UNIT apartment site for MANCHESTER — Nice three- MANCHESTER - Business taformaUties In CfDI, Stplt Hnntitr and tin . ONE PIECE ODILTS.. . Idtal nick- room with fireplace. Upper 283 E. CENTER STREET np-aad-enny stltolilasl Pamm Agriculture was In 1919, when 'police at the scene swelled to and a meeting of . the World elpsnta received the sMaemedl' 643-9661 i sale water and sewer, $1,800 bedroom Ranch. Three acres, zone, large w»H kept estate- tion Is deemed to ^ In tne The Spring and Summer trospecUve “Mr. Tambourine But very little other dls- 40b by owner. 643-4112 pltctt)dlnetlaai-12 oilitt. Dili Man" from Dylan’s poetic• peri- appointment was shown by the there were 99,000 acres of soy- between 125 and 160 men, said Scouts’ council will begin Aug, pta attention they had beflare Um 646-6926 per unit. Terms to qualified Ideal for horses or ponies. Uke home, 1% baths. Matate- best Interest of the Towi^ '71 Basic FASHION Book is -iS t, Indadns ptotagn and kaa- $1.00, includes postage dllns. od, and “Just Uke n Woman" audience. The sound system beans. IMUetto. ' 12 in Tokyo. teat program. builder - buyer. Carriage Real- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- nance free exterior. Double ga- / ^bert B. Weiss, 649-8673 and handling. ty, 646-1110. 4686. rage. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. General M anager • ' V .

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PAGE TWENTY MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather lHanrlr^Btfr im ning IfpralU For The Week Ended Warm, huntid, chance of show- July 81, 1071 ers/thunderstorms tonlgfit; in­ Miss Susan Dale Charlamb, Machung, 28 Brim wood Dr., iianrlfpfitpr Ibralii creasing chances through Wed­ Four Arrested nesday. Low tonight near 70. About Town daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ Manchester Vernon' a son to Mr. and Mrs. Making Voters Stock Market ander Charland of 55 E. Eld- James Hollis, 134 Brook St., 14,890 High tomorrow about 85. Hie Hartford Sympliony A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-mak­ In Disturbance ridge St. has been named to the Hospital Notes South Windsor; a daughter to NEW YORK (AP) — Stock Manchester^A City of Village Charm ChoraJe will hold autidtlons for dean’s list for the spring semes­ ing session will be con­ vism N o h o u Ks Mr. and Mrs. Peter Allegro, Wll- ducted Wednesday, In the market .prices scored sizable rtew members at WTIC Broad­ ter at Rensselaer Polytechnic llmantlc; a daughter to Mr. and At Restaurant cast House from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Intermediate Care Semi­ Manchester town clerk^s gains spariced by several devel-, VOL. LX X X X , NO. 258 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1971 AdverUBlag oa Page U ) PRICE FIFTEEN C®NT8 Institute in Troy, N. Y. where private, noon • 2 p.m., and 4 Mrs, Roy Adams, 110 tiake St., opments on the labor front. Three men and one woman on four consecutive Monday she is in the biomedical pro­ Andover; a son to Mr. and Mrs. office In the Municipal nlgdits beginning Aug. 9. Posi- p.m. • 8 p.m.; prirate romns, Building. Trading was moderate. were arrested on breach of gram. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., an ar'p .m . - 8 Dale Willson, 72 Ident Rd., Uons are available in all sec­ Eligible applicants must The noon DOW Jones average peace charges Saturday after­ tions of the Chorale and audi­ South I^d sac- of 30 Industrial stocks rose 7.88 noon after a disturbance at the Douglas Hansen, son of Mr. be at least 18 years of age, tions are open to the public. Hie Pediatrics: Parents allow ed D ISCH A RG I^ SATURDAY: to 866.31. Acadia Restaurant on Tolland 8ind Mrs. Clifford E. Hansen of any time except noon 2 p .m .; residents of Manchester tor MeskillSoon music scheduled for the 1971-72 Joseph E. Eells, Hebron Rd., at least six months and Advances led declines on the Tpke. Senate season includes Stravinsky’s 119 Pitkin St., has been named others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. Andover; Altvert Guay, 20 Spruce New York Stock Exchange by 3 Charged were John J. Cot- to the dean’s list for the spring Self Service: 10 a.m. ■ 2 p .m .; must be U.S. citUens. Astronauts Operate Symirfitwiy of Psalms and the St.; Holly B. MiUer, RFD 4, to 1. trill, 20, of 222 Hebron Rd„ Berlioz Requiem. For- further semester at the University of 4 p.m . - 8 p.m . New voters may sign up Analysts said Investore were Bolton; James R. Corione, 22, To Announce Coventry; l^lliam S. Sears, El­ also on any weekday, dur­ Overrides informaticn contact the Sym- CMmecticut, School of Agricul­ Intensive Care and Coronary lington; Andrea T. Wilson, East encouraged by news the steel of Mt. Spring Rd., Rockville; I^ony Society of Greater Hart­ ture and Natural Resources. Care: Immediate family only, Hartford; Mrs. Margaret C. ing regular business hours, labor talks were concluded Randi S. Hall, 21, of 222 He­ ford, Inc. at 15 Lewis St., Hart­ any time, limited to five min­ Donahue, llC Bluefield Dr. in the offices of the town without a strike and by the set­ bron Rd., Bolton; and Michael Gaming Slate Four Vetoes ford. Manchester WATEIS will have utes. Also, John Lenfest, Wall St., clerk or registrar of voters. tlement of the strike within the Doran, 20, of 99 Vernon St. An HAR’TFORD (AP) — The Laboratory in Orbit a business meeting tomorrow at M aternity: F athers, 11 a.m . - Hebron; Robert M. Grillo, Hart­ additional charge of possession HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. railroad industry. They noted, House, 'Which has Tailed so far John Mather Chapter, Order the Italicm-Amerlcan dub. Eld- 12:40 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. - 8 ford; Mrs. Ethel Bradley; East however, there was some con­ of controlled drugs was lodged 'Oiomas J. Mesklll said today of DeMolay, will meet tonight at ridge St. Weighing in will be p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., HarUord; Mrs. Jeannine Cyr, Donald Hagenow and son, Main cern about the inflationary ef­ against Doran when police he expected to announce override any of Gov. Thomas By HOWARD BENEDICT Scott said. "Jim and I want to The astronauts vented some 7 in the small lodge room at from 7 to 8 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. -8 p.m ... East H alford; Mrs. Dorothy R. St., Bllington. fects of the costly steel settle­ / found a container of pills. late this week his five appoint- Mesklll’s vetoes, was expected AP Aero^ace Writer thank you, Joe. It was a super- of the excess pressure down to the Masonic Temple. This will Age lim lto} 16 In maternity, Perrig;no, 73 Allison Dr., South ment, and U.S. Steel did an­ Restaurant owner Frank Rl- ments to the nlnfe-member com- t/» act Wednesday on four minor fine job.” 1.6 pounds per square Inch. be the last opportunity to sign 12 In other areas, .no limit in DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Cited Manchester Barracks, World Windsor. Mrs. Horace McOoan, 42L Blue- nounce a price hike within 24- ceiardone told police that he mission that will supervise Con- SPACE CENTER, Hous- "it was you two who did a TTiey watched it as they up for the Chapter Rifle Team. self-service. necUout’s first leg^lzed gam-, r. «how for War I Veterans, and Auxiliary Also, David R. Schmedding, fleld Dr., Miv. Virginia M. hours of the contract settle­ asked a group of six people in ton (AP)__Refreshed and real fine job," Alien replied, swooped around the moon’s The emergency entrance on 606 Gardner St.; Mrs. Barbara Stephen J. Provost of Stam­ Kii_„ __J _ ® the Democrats on Monday, the in trood humor after "The preliminary geology re- backside, out of raidlo contact. will sponsor 'a hot dog roast to­ Throwe, 1330 Main St., South ment. ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hec­ the restaurant to either quiet b l ^ in modem Ujnes. override 12 of WlUiam J. Hust HI, son of Mr. Armory St. is the only hospital A. Standlcy, Robin' Circle, Tol­ down or leave. They then ■nie governor said he had nar- Mesklll’s vetoes —many of them sl«i»niiur la te th e Aoollo mission, based on When they reappeared, they re- morrow at 6 p.m. at Rocky Hill Windsor; Brian D. Slrols, 434 Other brokers observed the tor O. Provost of 104 Elizabeth Siwping laxe, tne a iw i reports, already is ported the pressure In the pas- and Mrs. William J. Hust Jr. of Veterans Hbspltal. Auxiliary entrance < ^ n from 11 p.m . to land; William Kromp, Mon­ started tipping over tables, and rwwed his field of choice to of more interest to Democratic 87 Arcellla Dr., will enter Yale 7 a.m. All other outside doors 'Hilliard St.; Joel E. Ballasy. 28 market was ready for a techni-. Dr., has been named an "Out­ 15 astronouts operated a more complete than the reports sage and in both ships holding members are reminded to bring treal, Que., Can.; Richard E. rally after recent declines. two of them allegedly jumped about 10 persons, some of whom leaders than the four with Law School in September. Hust, are locked during the nlj^t Ricci, 16 Turnbull Rd., Mrs. Middle Butcher Rd., Rockrtlle; standing Young Man of Ameri­ flying physics laboratory we have received 90 days after steady. cupcakes. Irene F. Flanders, Bunker Hill 'Wb restrained trading In­ ca.’’ He will be listed In a bio­ Rlceiardone. he had already selected. He add- which they were successful. ’The a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of s h ift Dorothy Ciechowskl, Ellington; When police arrived, they ed that the process of thaking House failed to restore any of in moon orbit today, map- the other missions." Mission Control then decided the University of Connecticut, Mrs. Barbara AlUson, 867 E. Rd., Oovejitry. dicated many investors were graphical compilation of 5,000 ping a large area of the There were a few anxious there was no leak and Falcon A holiday booth workshop for still concerned about the ecno- other young men across the na­ found the four people charged, selectldns was slowed by the eight bills Democratic pleaders has studied International Law Patients Today: 210 Center St.; John J. Smith, East Also, Mrs. Katherine J. Brown, running and screaming In the thorough state-police chedu of wanted. lu n ar su rface moments Monday as the astro- was kicked loose at 9:06 p.m., at the University of Vienna in the South United Methodist Hartford; Andrew Olisky, Ware­ Taylor St., Talcottvllle; Elba my and inflation, they added. tion. "We slept nine hours and were about to jettl^n the two hours later t l ^ P ^ ® ^ . ADMITTED SATURDAY: Chemicals and mall order re­ parking lot. each candidate. Mesklll vetoed a record 173 Austria. He received a MA de­ Church fair tomorrow at 7:30 Mrs. Msiria Baboulcs, 28 Can­ house Point. Itodriguez, 74 Cooper St.; Frank Provost is a 1958 graduate of we’re in great shape," David ‘“ ^er Falcon. Worden The re a s^ for the r e c ^ d p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dean tail were mixed. All other stock Manchester High School where Doran was released on $1,000 Asked If he agreed wltl?ftate compared with the pre- gree from UConn in June and dle Dr.; Katherine M. Donovan, Also, Robert W. Bancroft, W. Ulm, RFD 2, Bolton; Clara bond, and the other three were R Scott reported noted a hlgher-than-normal rise pressure rise was not known. It is a summer intern in invest­ Patterson, 107 Tracy Dr. Those East Hartford; William P. Hor­ Warehouse Point; Randall J. R. Zadra, 56 Kenneth Dr., Ver­ categories were higher. he served on the Student Coun­ Pollce commissioner Cleveland tJ’ f®‘ with Jlroacecraft systems ^ pressure In the tunnel con- may have been a faulty sensor, ment banking at a Wall St. planning to attend are reminded Travers, 17 Nike Circle; Mrs. At noon the Associated Press cil for his four years there. He released on $100 bond. They Fuessenlch that organized crime "? ^ an, East Hartford; Neana M. non; Ellse S. Ring, Mansfield are all scheduled to appear In working welirMlseion Control discrepancy to brokerage firm. to bring scissors, needles and Neptune, Glastonbury; Dewey Bertha M. Griswold, 66 Garth 60-stock average climbed 1.9 to graduated from St. Anselm’s would try to Infiltrate the state’s two-thirds vote of both houses is Center let Scott, James B. Ir- , indicated » ?« » »> « pressure was r e i^ s c e n t of the Center; Beith A. Lane, 70 Ox­ College, Manchester, N.H. In Circuit Court 12 in Manches­ glue. Walker, 88 Church S t Rd.; Vito Perrone, 47 Hamlin ford St.; Mary E. Kelly. 121 310.5, with Industrials up 3.3, new lottery and race-horse bet- St.- 1962 and Is a sales executive ter Aug. 16. bill. win and Alfred M. Worden 8<>>^ “ Miss Debbie Vlcorito of 127 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mountain Rd.; Mrs. Ruth E. De­ rails up 1.6, and utilities up .1. The Senate voted to override sleep nearly ste hours past «»e tunnel through either the the three coo m ^u te died dur- Brent Rd., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruth A. Ahiberg, 82 Chest­ Also, iMarla J. Arsenault, 6 Noon prices on the Big Board and member of the board of ® try. But If you put vetoed bills which would: thelr intended 6:16 a.m. EDT or lui»r stop ^ tc h . mg re-entry after toeir space- laney. 22 Janet Lane, Rockville; Russell Hosiery ^Olls of New Mrs. Louis Vlcorito of 127 Brent Public Records nut St.; Maria J. Arsenault, 6 Walnut St.; David R. Dulak, Frank H. Reed, Hartford; Nancy also included Ramada Inns, up Leasing Idea Very Old the beet people on the commis- —Create a state commission wakeup time Mission Control told the as- ghip sprung a leak and de- 3 Rd. has recently returned from a Walnut St.; William R. Auden, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Henry 1% at 31%; Federal Pacific York City. He is also an officer alon and It's well run’’ It may to study problems of the deaf, tW spacemen were weary tronauta they were to "o d ^ - pressurized suddenly. Warranty Deeds England, 264 Spmce St. in the St. Anselm’s College NEW YORK — TTie concept holiday cruise to the Carrlbean 42 Delmcmt S t; Mrs. Grace E. Cormier and daughter. Bast Also, Mrs. Wayne Hicks and Electric, up 3% at 20%; U.S. result In a cutback In Illegal —Validate late applications fronHa night of stowing moon K«r and advto^ ®'®"' '" ‘ere was a major «M«erewe aboard the T. S. Bremen. She Anthony B. and Mayre Zelonls Hartford; Mrs. Paul Quattropani Steel, up 1% at 29%; Amerada Alumni Association and is the of leasing dates to the days of tr e a ^ e Md a brief scare that t*»e P^^®°n jetUson while they between the two sltueUons. The Augur, Sun City Center, Fla.; S'>n, Stafford Springs; Mrs. the Sumerians, about 3000 B. C. gambling as experienced In New for school construction funds is a student at Manchester Com­ to Delbert A. Jr. and Nancy A. Mrs. Janet W. Berry, Amston; and son, 60 fflghland Dr., South Hess, off % at 63; and Memo- president of the New York As­ foi^S^them to a real-life test '“oked for the potential prob- Gary St. Clair and son, 90 Lewis sociation of Hosiery Mill sales­ References have been deciph­ Jersey under Its highly success- for Bridgeport, (gee Page Eight) munity College. Reynolds, property at 98 EUza- Brian W. Blanchette, Winsted. Windsor; Mrs. WllllaiA J. Holm­ Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. John rex, up % at 29%. ful state lottery. —Allow the state comptroller ot a precaution ordered after t®*"- beto Dr., conveyance tax $28.05. .'Also, Giovanni Carollo, En- American Stock Exchange men. ered from cuneiform inscrip­ es and daughter, RFD 2, He­ Durrenberger and son, 3 Pack­ His wife Is the former Bar­ tions on clay tables about agree­ It will be some time before to overlook failure of Rlagefield the deaths of the three So'viet Manchester O h a p t e r,, Frank Gambolatl to Willard J. Bbld; Mrs. Irene M. Carpenter, bron; Mrs. kBchael I ^ c h and ard St.; Mrs. Lewis Dlschert prices included General Bat­ a state lottery, which will come to submit preliminary, plans and cosmonauts to June. SP'KbSQSA, will rehearse to­ Enfield; Mrs. Eleanor E. Coon­ bara ’Tylka, also of Manchester. ments between tenants and and Joella M. Cormier, property daughter, Bast Hartford; Mrs. and son, 127 Cooper Hill St. tery, up 2% at 28%; Loew’s TTiey have two children. first, and later on—and ofLtrack specifications for two school As a precaution, they wore night at 8 at the KofC Home. at 212 McKee Sit., conveyance ey, East Hartford; Mrs. Rose Coip. warrants, up % at 26%; gambling can start because the projects. pressurized space suits tor the The rehearsal is open to all tax $36.75. K. GudaiUs, WlndsorvlUe; Eve^ Asamera Oil, up % at 20%; Anc- State Gaming Commission first —Create a summer employ- maneuver that -jettisoned the Seismometers^ Response men wishing to sing four-peut lyn E. Le!^l, 615 Woodbrldge tic Enterprise, up % at 33%; must draw up guidelines for progrram for teen^ers, lunar module Falcon. The sepa­ Green Manor Construction 0>. St.; Charles P. MoGuiness, Kel­ The Democrats hold a ma­ harmony. Inc. to Kenneth P. and Majorle and Terminal-Hudson, off % at their operation. ' ration was delayed, when the ly Rd., Vernon. Illness Keeps Mahon ey 16%. The remaining four commis­ jority In both houses, but need astronauts suspected a leak to Excites Lunar Scientists E. Popple, unit in the Ntorthfleld Also, Mrs. Joan L. McVeigh, Republican support to override Oondomlnium, conveyance tax sion members will be appoint­ one of their spaceships. 193 High S t ; Clement Manning, Choicest Meats In Town any of MeskiU’s vetoes. John D. But checks showed there 'was By w nj. S1DCKTON —PoBBlbtej discovery of $32.46. From Legislative Session ed by legislative leaders, two Prete of West Haven resigned piece of me original Itmar I* First Olasa Shoe Broad Brook; Robert Morris­ New Cab Color by Senate President Pro Tern no leak and Falcon was kicked AP Science Writer Repairing of Archie T. Croteau to Lloyd K. sey, New York City; Mrs. Mar- BONN—West German taxicabs a, . 1. J w Monday from the House of Rep­ away two hxMlrs late. The So­ crust. and Beatrice Breen, property at garrt C. Murphy, Mark Dr., Manchester State Rep. Francis ' On Thursday, the legislature l i e s T. Alfano Md two by representatives and was sworn SPACE CENTER, HousUm —Samples of b^^ock that The Better Kind! soon willl be painted a ligiit House Speaker William R. viet cosmonauts died when a Quality Work at 11 Rosemary Pi., cwiveyance tax Coventry; Mrs. Morence Oker- Mahoney is not atten^l^ this will convene to consider repeal­ ivory, replacing the traditi(»ial TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! in as a senator. His addition p r e ^ » u r e i^ < to v ^ d M 'th e y (AP) - U® Just beneath the week’s special session of the ing the state income tax and re­ Ratchford. Beasonabie Prices $19.80. felt, 22 Sunset St. black. Light-colored vehicles are and the loss during the special (AP photo) executed a similar separation. ®«t« ApoUo 16 s lunar moon’s surface, !• Shoes Hade Longer, L and M Homes Inc. to Doug­ Also, Mrs. Stefanla Olechno, General Assembly. placing It with a compromise tax safer, because they are more Under a patronage agreement session of ailing Sen. Thomas and just a ifew weeks Eigo, the moonquake meters at —Discovery of probable lay- The two-term Democratic leg­ package. Native “Waybest” Chicken Ports « *i ™ « worked out between legislative p, Dowd Jr., ,R-Trumbull, gives Cambodian woman pleads for her husband’s freedom after South Viets seiz­ or Shoes Made Wider las A. and M ^ a r e t L. Brook- 163 Hilliard S t; Albeft E. Palm­ easily seen, and are cooler In ed him as a suspected Communist. Her child tries to pull her away. U.S. space agency decided the tluree widely . separated ering to the sides of Hadley ‘‘^Waiting Jobs Are er, 640 Paiker St.; Mrs. Kath­ islator is a patient at Manches­ Mahoney, wdio has., been hot weather. leaders and the governor, three the Democrats a 19-16 edge, Apollo 16 crew should wear pro- (**® moon Is froeOng on the ^ 1,200-foot-deep moon Our Specialty!” bank, property on Carriage Dr., out of every five lower-echelon The House Democrats now conveyance tax $36.20. erine H. Stevens, 97 Foster St.; ter Memorial Hospital, recuper­ against the state income tax CHICKEN LEGS | % U C tectlve suits as a safeguard. cake for lunar sclentlsta. canyon Scott and Irwin ■visited. Albino A. Testa Jr., West Hart­ ating from what his 'wife de­ from the beginning of the 1971 jobs in the new state gambling hold a 98-78 marg;in. Marriage License Upon awakening, the astro- The lunar lander Falcon's SclenUsts are trying to deter- SAM YUYLES ford; Mrs. Eleanor Westgate, scribes as a mild heart attack. legislative session and who voted Farm Exports Up operation will be filled by the ITie House failed to override In Cambodia nauts had a light-hearted ex- violent death late Monday was mine how the moon was formed 2S Oak St., Manchester Ronald Henry DefPletro of 81 Elsie Dr.; SebasUon Zraunlg, When discharged, he is expect­ against the iheasure on July 1, WASHING’rON—U.S. farm ex­ OR BREASTS U v " * Republicans and two by the bills that would create a drug- change with capeule commu- detected 30 mUes away at the way of finding Uie origin IA Few Steps From Main I Ehait Hartford and Sandra Jean 67 Milford Rd. ed to rest at home on orders of is one of 66 state representatives ports tor the second half of 1970 Democrats. dependence unit for Vietnam nlcator Joe Allen and then be- setomometer which David R. ^ system, Tedone of 66 Dartmouth Rd., BIRTHS SATURDAY: A his {riiyslcian. who petitioned for the Aug. 6 totaled $3.83 blllicn, 15 per cent Hie commissioners will re- veterfuis, give tax credits to pri- gan operating a $17 mUllon ar- S^tt and Janms B. I ^ left exciting. That’s just Aug. 14, St. James’ Church. daugditer to Mr. and Mrs. John The legislature convened today special session. above the year-earlier period, celve $10,600 a year to start and vate business, set up day-care South Viet Planes, U.S. Copters ray of scientific instruments at the base of the Apenntoe ” Dr D W Strang- for a mandatory, three-day trail­ He has said he would vote for and were the highest ever for HIGHLAND PARK MARKET the chairman will get $12,600. centers for children of employes, whdeh are chemlcaMy and pho- Mountains where they landed ' » ’ p--m,hvsiriBt ’ at the er sessimi—to consider overrid­ repeal and has recommended a the July-December period. The 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 tographlcaily charting newly 20 ®“*'l‘®rjn ^® S ie d “sS:*St''SntoV. s2d ing votes on the 178 bills voted higher sales tax as a replace­ previous high, $3.68 billion, was (See Page Seven) (See Page Eight) *^® when th e ^ llo 12 and 14 ta- by Gov. Thomas Mesklll. ment. recorded in 1966. Virtually Wipe Out Two Villages They will continue the orbital south on the ApoUo 12 seta- ______-i- — science tasks untU late Wednes- mometer left to the Ocean of generated**^ the SAIGON (AP) __South casualties, but Ut reported more so you don’t really know day when they are to fire out of Storms to November 1969 and crash which eoualed Great Steiet ViptnampU<> 1* seismometer f m mnrA th.^ two Vote in Senate Approves e rs a n T U S heUcoSte^ ®‘>"'"«^®'-- splashdown to the Pacific left In the lunar highland, at “ ^ MANCHESTERER - 2 8 9 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST e rs and U.fe. neiicopters parrot’s Beak sec- Other, senior U.S. officials Ocean. Fra Maura last February. tons The waves naa Virtually wiped out two tor of Cambodia, south of High- concede that there probably ta They were nearly 4% hours The response of the three In- ®*® ®‘°®®*' ApoUo 16 VERNON - KELLY ROAD Lockheed Loan Guarantee enemy-held villages ■ in way l, the Saigon to Phnom some enemy infiltration along late going to sleep and chief as- struments excited scientists ■®“^ m e te r several minutes eastern Cambodia today in Penh route. the so-calied "jungle highways” tronaut Donald K. Slayton told waiting to see If It would hap- earlier. .5 BIG DAYS August 3rd - August 7th WAsmNGTON (AP) - wiui w wim ith the uie votevoie 48-48 « - » Cook ^ j-arino dav-long battle A 3,500-man South Vietnam- tram Cambodia but say they do scott and Irwin, vdio bad "It suggests you can see Im­ pen. pacts' n, to take some _It____ was___ the____ latest_ achievement_ Photo Hours: Iue.-W ed.-Sat. 10-12 & 1-5 gress has handed President ptog a glass of waterwater, waiting , Hangers attacKing bvme "intense vii a*"'®'! destroying enemy %3ne - area of special Interest ta sleeping plUs "so you can real- fo^'ApoUo l O ^ mtaaton Imiar very far away. ""J?TTita has been ^a Thurs.-Friday 10-12 & 1-7, / / Nix(m hta narrowest legislative for the clerk to call Ws n ^ e rocket machine-gun and staging areas and curbing tolil- the vast jungled region north- ly power down for the iSght.” experts say may bring more ^**i®®*^ considerable con- *A Divh'ion of S. M ill & Co., Inc. ■vlctory by approving $260 mil- and the whispering and rustling « loslne two (ration Into the Saigon region, east of Saigon known as War But Scott reported today that fundamental knowledge about Uon to loan guarantees for to the pheked galleries to sub-, j ^ eleht woimded field The area is about 66 miles west Zone D, a traditional base sleeping pills were not neces- nio(« than all naat moon principal scientist work- *e___*j. eele^A » * n —i__ __ ^ .... •------_ J 4 f I _ a.. OAMe tog ifllF Withwith thAthe BAIseismometers, aiYinm AF A1*fl T^l*Dr. Lockheed Aircraft Corp. side. re ^ rts seJef'” ' ' ’ of Saigon and seven miles from camp and marshalling area for sary. landings combined. Nixon said the action Is "in Sen. John Tower, R-Ky., the t-v, .L vi t i\ ht South Vietnam’s border. Thlr- enemy attacks on Saigon, Blen While, the spacemen had The achievements Include; (See Page Four) the best interests of the Ameri­ administration’s chief ?trate- p_ iJmbe™ a n d^"heUcoDter enemy troops were re- Hoa and other population cen- breakfast, AUen r ^ il® can people.’’ gist, came forward and whis- termed "the Golden Bugle TOe Senate passecl the^ legis- pered to the clerk, pointing at Pre^^pLtograitoer Huyen ^ ^ G lati(Mi Monday 49 to 48. The Cook. troops have operated in ^ ;is s e a it I^st'Friday'm cook/’ called the clerk, to^viltaget w£e® 0,“®“^ Utoted Z 'e s"!^ '^also read a congratulatory "Ay®-” sald.Cook. f^^®/, “'® creased aerial reconnalssancc Vietnamese dlvl- telegram from Irwto’s parents Talks Set I RaU Officials The President, who sought ^he senator, one of three loaded canisters of napalm. electrical sensor acUvlty ^ brother, and told the astro- InnnBdlnte InstpIlBtlnn nsion the loan g w ^ to e s In 0 ^ first votes to the defeat of Su- Witnesses said Cambo^“ ® - along a 23(^mUe stretch of the 12' Swim area* 42" plMC, s^ d to a statem ent p^eme Court nominee G. Har- jdllans had long fled the vll- c a ^ l a n border to efforts to ^ ®»® truckload at the Manned To Open Act to Make ■This acUon will save tens of rold CarsweU a year ago. said lage?, Vietnamese tofll- X of ^ Spacecraft Center and at Cape thousands <>f jobs that would yie issue of jobs swung his By dusk, the rangers had traUon into South Vietnam dur- gouy, Vietnam’s 3rd MUltary Kennedy, where Uiey started otherwise have been ellmi' vote. seized one of the villa^^es and jng comlngf national elections. Hecrion their moon Journey July 2B. On China Trains Roll nated,” and will help the na­ The admlnlfltraUon had ar- the North Vietnamese and Viet The withdrawal of 66.000 increased aerial re- ^cott Interrupted to thank Al- tion’s economy. Tty SPENCER DAVIS By SAM DOBBINS gued that 16,000 employes at Cong were reported fleeing un- American troops has left a big connalssance but it’s pretty 1®"- scientist-astronaut who Associated Press Writer Associated Preos Writer "It wUl also help ensure that £^,yieed would have been ‘I®*' pounding by gap to the coUecUon of to- t„ugh in a triple-layer jungle,” ®aP«“l® com“ u- thta country wlU continue to ^ another 14,- t>°mb®r8 and helicopter gun- telllgence. field commanders gald Maj. Gen. Jack J. Wag- "Icator during their three moon WASHINGTON (.AP)' — Hie With tons of stranded food, play a leading role to the devel­ 000 at the firm’s suppliers and ships. report. staff, commander of U.S. forces t*oggy explor^ons.- Nixon administration ta opening grain, coal, steel and autoe on opment of aerospace tech subcontractors to 36 states, and There was no Immediate re- 'fin a lot of these big jungle "You sure did a fine job dur- g fresh round of consultatiixis hand, rail officials acted quick- nology," Nixon said. ultimately 60,000 people PO^’t on the number of enemy areas, there’s nobody there any (See Page Four) tog the surface explorations. with United Nations members ly today to get trains rolling The measure provides feder^ throughout the economy. on means of preventing ex- following settlement of a strike backing for a loan wWch will president Spiro T. Ag- pulsion of Natlmialtat China against 10 railroads, 5 PLUS You Get This Sturdy come entirely from private in- y,^ presiding offU while voting to seat Oommunist "We will be handling per- sUtutions, and which Lockheed ^nair ready to cast the Chtoa to the world body this Ldiables first, as fast as we can BAR-B-CUE says it needs to stay solvent. tie-breaking vote that was not get trains running,” said a The 49th vote was cast by j,eeded Interracial Adoptions Present State Department officials, spokesman at Southern Pacif- AT NO Sen. Marlow Cook, R-Ky., to A “The closeness of this vote, making the consultations (c’a headquarters to San Fran- ADDITIONAL OOBT: m ^ e n t of studied drama. jjje fact that It passed only 49- known, say the administration cisco. Tlie 44-year-old Cook, who jg remarkable In view of the ta confident It can give United "We’ve spotted refrigerator last year had cast a decisive pressures that were brought on Nations members an alterna- cars at many points and as • s a f e t y vote against a Supreme Court senators.” said Sen. William No Problems, Families Find five to Albania’s resolution to soon as they can be loaded we oust Taiwan smd seat Peking, will get trains moving,” he 5 -POSE "PICTURE STORY' nominee, left the floor shortly proxmire, D-Wis„ who led op- By LAURA COOK to begin the nine months of in­ Mrs. Russell says, "Families before the roll was called. He to rescuing Lockheed, The fact the Albanian resolu- added. The Bristol Press vestigation and Interviews with don’t think of themselves as dif­ tlon won a majority vote last The West and Northwest • s t e e l returned only after the clerk ..jt-g very Important now that their agency that preceded Kris­ ferent. It’s gotten so we don’t y e a r — t w o-thlrds was re- were hard hit by the walkout had passed his name on the BRISTOL ,(AP) — Kristin Du- tin’s entry Into the family. The even stop to think 'what people first round. (See Page Nine) quired—does hot mean It will against 10 lines as tons of per- ^A T IQ SLHy, DEC k '*'^*’ bay is a 2-year-old w))ose fam­ biggest hang-up was waiting,” are staring a t people did it obtaln the same this year, ac- Irtiable foods piled up in Cali- Natural Color PORTRAIT ily situation ta similar to that says Mrs. Dubay. themselves, they'd have a dif­ of most children of her age, but cordlng to these experts. fomla warehouses. In Oregon, Kristin was about a year old ferent outlook." Uie sltuaUon appeared more unique to a very special way. when she finally arrived at the The 'Russelta, who have three Kristin is black. Her family 1s critical where no immediate re- Dubay home and she spent her children of tbrtr own, are sur­ A related story on Nixon and lief was to sight for lumber and OF YOUR CHILD i®' * 12' In Fatal Shooting white. first two weeks there being “ra­ prised that some people think Swim srea China appears <» Page 7. grain ptoducere. • 42" Kristin, a bright, talkative lit­ ther quiet,” according to Mrs. ' they keep Angie and Jason for "It's very conceivable we tle girl who literally bounces Dubay. "She didn’t make noises the money invedved. Actually, (xxild have more mlH shut- Bristol Policeman Ruled around the Dubay heme, ta one or smile, she just ' drank it all like all adoptive parents, the Japonese and key E to n ia n , downs while we’re waiting,” of a growing number of children to. Then she bicesomed out. Russelta assumed complete re- Asian and Latin American said Ivan Olson, assistant in Bristol who have been She’s very friendly . . . the kids spFacing a shortage of t HARTFORD (AP) — A Bris- In commenting on the reasons racial adoption (usually involv­ sponse to Kristin’s adoption? tions and the Russelta have foot­ plus $.60 toi policeman who fatally shot for hta decision Aronson wrote: 127 U.N. members for expulsion boxcars, Olson said it may be ing white families who provide Mrs. Dubay replies, “People ed the bill. of Uie Republic of China on Tal- impossible to start lumber ship- handling a shoplifting suspect to the back "There was no evidence to cause homes for minority group chil­ can shut themselves off before­ During one of Angle’s stays wan. American strategists say ments soon, after a chase last May 3 was (Hewitt) to reasonably believe dren) is still fairly new, many hand, but not once they’ve met in the ho^ltal, Mrs. Russell en­ found criminally responsible for that a further chase would have a number ot nations that elUier a West Coast dock strike USUALLY PRICED AT $14 95 OR MOP' A1 MUSI SlUUIUS SHOP AND CUMPAHl people, even to social service her. What I thought was so countered a young black woman abstained or voted for the Alba- added to the problem to Ore- INCLUDED the death in a report released been unsuccessful. There was al- agencies, look askance at the great was the tremendous, tre­ while they were each ■visiting Monday by Hartford County (3or- so no evidence that McMillan nian resolution last year can be gon, where moat grain ta ex- with your purchase concept., But three Bristol fami­ mendous respemse from the kids’ their children. “She watched expected to support the U.S. ported. "As long as the docks oner Irving L. Aronson. was armed to any way which lies who can speak from person­ high school friends. They came Angie and me for a long time •TABLE Aronson ruled that officer would assist him in avoiding two-Oitoa compromise. are struck the end of the rail • No extro charges Here's o charming Idea in color portraiture - 5 dif­ al experience say they have no over by the Carload when we and I could see she had her Secretary of State WllUam P. strike won’t have much effect • UMBRELLA Thur Hewitt didn’t have reason capture. doubts. first had her and took a tre­ doubts. After a while, though, (of any kind) ferent poses of your child displayed together In one This offer good for residents Rogers unfolded the U.S. policy on 'wheat exports at all,’* a • 2 CHAIRS to believe it was necessary to He also noted that there were The Keith Dubays say there mendous interest in her. rihe she came up to me and said, big 8 X 10 "Picture Story" Portroit. Eoch individual of New Jersey, New York use force to make the arrest, several routes police could have Monday after toteniiive con- spokesman for United Grain and Lower C<»mectlcut. Is no problem, no fear and no young people have been just •You love him, you really do.’ sultations with President Growers reported. • 5 weeks to 12 yoors portrait Is professionally posed and lighted by a CREDIT TERMSARRaS gS and Is thus responsible for the followed had McMillan escaped, way not to love a 2-year-old great.” That made me feel so good.” old death of 23-year-old James E. "Granted that this procedure "You know," says Mrs. Chlang Kai-shek’s govenuheht The United Transportation lending artist-photographer. The sensational low named Kristin. “The children Russell and Jocume West first on Taiwan brought under- Unlmi ordered its picket lines McMillan of Hartford. ^ may not be foolproof, but shoot- call her my black pearl,’’ says Dubay, "when you’re with her considered interracial adoption price is available to you because of special profes- ABSOLUTELY Pennallfe Products Acttog state’s atty. George D. ing ta certainly absolute . . . It all day, you're not consedous of standing but not agreement, down at noon Monday after * Evory picture in Audrey Dubay. when they decided they wanted "Hie Rogers announcement was agreeing wi a new contract set- siortal equipment. You hove no obligation to buy NO 20 Clarks HUl A ve. Stoughton made .no comment on seems fairly clear that our Su- Keith and Audrey Dubay are her color. My -oldest sop says a son. A young and politically natural color — Stamford, Conn. 06002 ' what action hta office may take preme CJourt Intended . . . that he can’t even think of pec^le delayed for two weeks or more tlement granting about 190,000 not tints additional pictures. But, if you wont extra portraits, i Z a well-established couple ■with active couple, they had made a in the exchange of messages trainmen $1.60 hourly payhikes OBLIGATION! Pleat* have your r*pr*t*n«otlv* call. against the 42-year-old, eight- deadly force to make an arrest four teen-age children' of their as black and vriilte anymore. personal commitment to have they will be available at low, low prices. Come and I undertfancithere it no obligation, year veteran of the Bristol po- be used only as a very last re- There just isn’t the distinction.” with the Nationalist govern- over 42 months. ^ FOB FHEE own. But like several other Bris­ only two children. It was a de­ m«nt. Secretary of Labor J.D. Hodg- * Ono por child ^ two bring your child to take advantage of this excep­ llce force. He said that state’s sort.” tol families they have a concern Wendell and Juanita Russell cision they felt was an obllga- ESTIMATE NAME.. Atty. John D. Labelle will re- ) Aronson summed up the case have also 'become "color blind" ti(m in an already overcrowded Rogers, in announcing the son said the agreement includ- por family tional offer: 274-SS06 for unyranted children. Before turn from vacation later this nke this: since adopting Angle and Jason, poUcy, stressed that for the ed provisions allowing the rail- CALL OR AMIESS- adopting Kristin they acted as world. U.N. to succeed In its peace- roads to (diange work rules for week and that it will take some On May 3, Hewitt and Sgt. foster parents for a number of two young boys <>f mixed racial Both children were girls. 'Then CIIY___ time to study the report before Raymond Donaghy flagged WRITE -HME- years. background who were formeriy (See Page Eight) (See Page Nine) HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN NOW a decision whether to prosecute Their concern prompted them their foster .children. (See Page Nine) could be made. (8®® r*«® Fifteen) r - '

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