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PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1972 iSattrlftBti^r lEvrnin^ % ra U i Art Show T h e W e a th e r Af Library Variable cloudlneM through tomorrow with chance of few Coventry South Windsor late ahowera 'fhuraday; low -to­ Page 2 night near 60—high tomorrow about 80. Friday , . . cloudy. Manehe$ter^A City of Village Charm VOL. X a, NO. 229 Wrestling with Pollution Wapping Plan Pro-Group (THIRTY.SIX PAGES—TWO SBCTtONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 (Claaillled Adyertioliig on Pago S3) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS

By HOIX.V OANTNER town’s eUgibiUty for funding, undeveloped areas around the suddenly be bulldable. creating (Herald porrespondent) but thus far, no word has been lake not served by the initial even more of a population ex- The pollution issue has been received. service area and the area of pk>sl<)n. before the town of Coventry for Combination PoaslMe ^>1 VaUey. The matter of these lots. several years now, and the 1 1 1 0 most likely solution ap- The central northwestern sec- which existed prior to soning, Appeals for Public Push • Town Council must. In the next pears to be a combination of two town. Including the area is being liwestlgated by the Benefit Hike several weeks, make a decision or more of these approaches, bordered’ “-----* on— the“ ■ * noi^---- “■ by'— Rt*** Planning and Zoning Commis­ on what course of action to fol­ particularly in view of the over- **** south by the Na- sion to determine whether they Proponents of the High one child has been enrolled in He said the other half of the mission who are No More Draftees low. whelmlng defeat of a sewer ref- ronm t, on the west can, lis effect, be knocked out Sohool-Wapplng 0>mplex Plan, the school systenl. He said he oth grade Is housed in the Ells- figures from the arw itecU , she 'i There are nearly as many erendum last year. by the Bolton town line, and as a building posslUlity. (utilisation of the Wapping felt Immigration of children worth school, a situation par- Also defending the_ *><>*«>*• proposed solutions to the prob­ Regarding sewers. the Town **** *■ The need to force homeosm- School as an annex to the high would not change the overall ents are very happv with, but position was Donald Itorghti^ Defies Nixon, a nlember of the board, who lem as there are townspeople Council is now reviewing a re- included In thU second area ers with Inadequate sepUc ays- school In lieu of building and picture on population. u,at in the middle schort, pointed out that the declslan for willing to express an opinion, vised program, leas compre- ** terns to conform is considered addition to the presently over- The group, working with youngsters In the «th grade are hensive than the one Chat was long-range area Included by many of the howeowners as crowded high school) last nl|^t school -enumeration totals, re- u,rcwn Into a sltualon "they the architect U made by the and on Thursday night at 7:30 Town Council and the board Sent to Vietnam In the high school, all of them defeated last year, but One that **** P*'" covw the » grossly urfalr stdutlon, since encouraged more public parti- districted students from the handle at too early an would sewer most of the lake southeast sectton of town where the cost U hl»h, and In some cipation at town meetings In an Wapping School to other town ’ does not govern the Public arc invited to be heard In a Gains Favor WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ September 1 troop target level until war prisoners have been Building Commission. and village areas. planned construction of 1-84 cases, the homeowner cannot effort to acquire facta needed to elementary schools to ascertain that with the bulld- ident Nixon- announced today of 39,000 would represent a 93 returned or accounted for. public meeting being scheduled COffyn asked B er^ u is why by the council with the purpose Total cost of this project, interchange purchase additional land for the determine png>er action on all that the plan could work with- ^ jhe high school addition, WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite President Nixon's plans for a two-month with­ per cent reduction from the au­ The White House spokesman which includes Joint partlcipa- **** possible relocation of installation of adequate leech- matters In town government. out overtaxing the elementary assume that the board did not ask for a spe­ of gathering as many opinions ODjections, Democrats are moving' ahead with plans to drawal of 10,000 U.S. t n x ^ thorized celling of 649,800 In ef­ said that in addition to troops Uon with UCceiling. rected that only draftees who 1969. men are aboard ships offshore th ^ “th e '^ ^ u la t^ n Willingiton. Is J12.S38.000. Of- tWs. The initial service sendee area would Lake area owners now under proxlmataly 50 helpers, clrcula- school populaUon and the per f f , school constrwUon letter ^ or r^U requesting M tlng volunteer be sent there In the Ben. Frank CSiurch, D-Idaho, ------'■------—— ______Asked if toe 39,000 would rep­ and approximately 46,000 others . ^ Coventry’s cash outlay would be P® f®*" completion by 1985, local abatement orders feel the ted a petlticm in South Windsor pupil-teacher ratio was placed , town council for the help, filture. •aid hla amendment la in (Inal resent a “ residual force,” Zieg­ are stationed elsewhere in want Its .seven elected ep - ^ million. J3 mUUon less according to the report; the ^est of the town has a respon- calling lor immediate acUon on view on the walU of the ‘ Berghuls repUed the board has te rn « r i H Sen. Church aaid the financ- Nixon’s action would reduce sentatlves to follow? There are ler said he regarded that term Southeast Asia. than last year’s proposal. CX>st short term area by 1996, and slblUty to help clear up Idke the overcrowding problem after meeting room. In tvro of the In- Arnold, wife of „o "power to do it.’’ S S i ^ m L . p r o v t a W o f hla bill, to pay toe authorized troop level to 39,- several alternatives, all being aa "somewhat of a misnomer.’’ These figures have Increased had definitely been considered the long-range area after 1996. problems, and this fact U being an anUcipated June referendum coming fifth grades the group ®* Education Chairman, one parent called for Imme- 000 by Sept. 1. Investigated by these seven However, he said the United by about 36,000, he reported, by town officials as an Import- Wh*i« the town Is under an recognized by the council In tu had been rescheduled, possibly ^^wed 25 pupils per teacher contradicted statements made jiat, acUon. She said the town before to. Senate, probably been cleared with toe Social Se- The average mcxithly with­ members of the Town (Council. TTuiraday. States "shall keep toe min­ since Hanoi’s current offensive ant (actor in the referendum de- abatement order from the attempts to secure engineering to November. Marra told real- the maximum ^ e other S»>e said they has "dlsgrunUed” hl^ s^ool j ... # euHty Admlntitratlon. drawal rate of 5,000 for the One is sewers in the lake The Hbuae imum needed to achieve our began last Easter weekend. (eat. IxKiause of apparent aid for affected resldenta. It U denU who attended the Infor- classrooms ranged from 17 to ‘ ntplsdn^ ‘ •“ ‘ t no plan for students. "Tow n officials have paaaed toe debt- They would booat toe wage summer months was half toe objectives. In any case, some Ziegler, while declining to area, a solution which would It is felt also that the re- ‘a*® pdluUon problems, the hh- ,rom this atUtude also that the mal discussion meeting last „ atudents in all arades in the the students has been made by been dilly-dallying too long," Hmlt blU m to IM Tuewlay. b a i^ t o e " iJ^ount of level of the May-June rate of -American forces would remain most likely Immediately satis­ vised plan currently under con- ewer to many is more cotnpU- council asked its engineers to night that public meetings are bomerooms One duplex nort- the present board. she said. earelnga agalnat which toe pay- 10,000. (See Page Eight) fy the requirements of the State sideraUon would eUmlnate some cated than “Just sewers." ^ feaslbiUty re- “very lonely when you are the .. ' be us ^ ^ " ’The board has a plan to ^ roU tax la levled -from tJooo Press Secretary Ronald L. W ater Resources Oommission, able would be used in three of the other sore polnU in last The problems go back more on a sewage treatment cnly member of the pubUc at „,,_--t„rv schools build onto the high school." she Manchester Evening BeraM it? $10,800 in 1973 and $ia,. Ziegler, who made Nixon’s an­ under whose abate pollution year’s program as well. than 30 years, before planning pjj^ Lakevlew Terrace. A the meetings” ” said. The holdup Is In figures South Windsor corre^u nd e t 1 ^ **y***hnent when toe legla- qqq atarting in 1974. nouncement, said toe President order the town has been (or a Fdr instance, the revised plan o—i and zoning regulations, when report on this 1s expected at He cauUtxied “ “ residents to te^henr°(rom ‘**ttf'w apS S trom the public building Oom- Barbara Varrick, tel. M4-«n«. also ordered that no draftees year and a half. ’ITiis solution calls for a tertiary treatment land cqieculators bought up "not let contractors, real estate w ill be sent South Vietnam un­ T h i^ a y ni^t’s meeting. a ^ tT lawirere amd landowiiera »®*>®®i would b® absorbed Into law employer. m»w 6.3 would also apparently please system, rather than a secondary huge parcels of land and subdi- less they volunteer for service Allies Battle The council has spent many the system to teach the chil- residents of specific lake areas, one. carrying the treatment of vided into small lots, many of m^Uis'ln revlewlii" manjr n^e^clrt^ ^(or the entire ^ Coventry there. namely the Lake View Tyrrace effluent and sewage one step which were built upon for stem- alternatives as possiUe, know- town population. k . biuto to $400 bUUon ^ m toe ^,^1 level through 1986. IW a la However, Ziegler said, if they as permanent area, where many homeowners further in purification. Once mer cottage use. Ing that the SWRC must hear a WCarra’s commenU were couw M used preaant temporary figure of are already in toe war zone or In gifted pro- are under their own abatement again, the proposal calls for Population Concentrated report on progress by Septem- ® resldmt^o had 1460 UlUoo. (Bee Pege Three) under orders to go there, they For Quang Tri aa_ a erwnmB a orders issued by the town. the location of the plant at the With the advent of World War b^r'i. (jouncu'mOTbers are not attended the recent Planning gfiuns. etc. ’Ihey felt the prln- Police Advisors Bince toe debt now atanda at w ill stay or be sent. A second solution is the en­ confluence of the Hop and Wll- II, and the ensuing housing yjt gyro whether they will ®ud Zoning Commission meet- clpal could be usdd as a “float- About $437 bilUon, toe govern­ He estimated there are some SAIGON (A P )—-The South Vietnamese government forcement of local and state limantic Rivers. shortage, many of these sum- t^ke the revised sewer program ing in vddeh he said he felt er” and have the duties of ment teehnlcally would be 4,000 draftees in the Arm y in w la y launched its first attempt to recapture Quang Tri codes requiring adequate septic Coo* $7W,000 nier dwellings were turned over ^ referendum although if they certain that duplex housing evaluating other principals and imahle to meet tta btlla unleaa sixito Vietnam. tank systems, forcing compil­ Cost of the plant is esUmated ‘® year-round use, which has aid, u would be in early Decern- would be coming Into South programs in the system. Hold First Meeting the higher celUng ia extended The press spokesman said toe More than 10,000 marines and ***** large-scale attempt to car- ai.ee with these codes, and gt J780.000 more than the cost continued. The result has been ber. Windsor. The group also made a study aa the bill ptovidea. California paratroopers crossed the My “ ** Frosldent Nguyen Van where this is not possible, con- of a secondary (acuity, and is almost more of a pe<^e poUu- More than 150 lake area rest- He said he felt that wlUi of modular use In the hlS;h The initial meeting of CWef of Booster Club meeUng for to- Nixon called in Republican (Jhanh river along a 10-mile Thleu’s orders on June 19 to re­ demnlng and taking over prop- not eligible (or state or fed- U®" problem, with a high con- dents have petitioned for a apartments and duplex housing school and reported that 75 per Police Robert KJellquist’s ad- tonight has been canceled. Asn membara of toe Smate Finance Voting O n front stretching from the South *®**® “ ** territory ceqitured by ' gfg] funding. centratlon of p<^xilation In sewer referendum, but the ulU- in the town, pt^Hilatlon growth cent of the towns contacted vlsory councU has been held, soon as a firm commitment Committee TUeaday to protoat China Sea to toe Jungled foot- **An®l’* (®rces in toe offensive This is regarded as a sort of The lnltl5 area to be sew- 0>®se lake developmenU. mate decision on whether or not totata used by the citizen’s which are using or have used with 11 of the 14 citizens who from BOAC Airlines has been tiM Denuxmtic idan to attach hilU west of Highway 1. ***** began March 80. local renewal program, and 1s ered in the revised plan, would This, coupled with some very to caU one Is up to the council, group (or redlstrictlng students them at the high school felt the volunteered to serve in attend- received, another meeting wlU tha Social Security hike to toe M arijuana Pou n d U.S. B62 bombers drmped ,’ ’*® *^°*^ Vietnamese have looked upon favorably by some, be Moin prospect and Wall P®®r soU conditions, has ere- since residents cannot petiUon from the Wapping elementary core facillUes were overtaxed ance. be scheduled for those planning debt-cellliig bill. some 1,860 tons cf explosives to ®*®">®***» o< *®w divisions in A third alternative, being Streets, followed by phase two. ti>e ®’v®'" taxing . There is for a referendum on an issue schools to other elementary and would be used better at the KJellqulst had announced in to go to Coventry, England, After ttiat meeting. White SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)— open toe w ay for toe push. ^J***"* TVl, supported by tanks studied now is Installatiixi of a the Waterfront Park area, also the added (actor of storm that Involves bonding. schools in town did not show a elementary levels. In the high late March his intention of during the summer of 1978. Houea Preoe Secretary Ronald Callfomia votera will decide In Tanks, artillery, U.S. gunfire long-range 130mm guns sewage treatment plant in the Phase three would sewer Lake- water, for which no provisidn is in any event, much appears true picture of projected growth school setup, the group reported forming the group and termed L. S9egler accueed Church of November whether to legallM Drifts from ships offshore and Amerl- ***** *'®** * **®®l«lve factor In “ worst” lake areas, again name- wood HeighU and Lake View made. to depend on the turnout and re- in the town. that the older students hid be- the response to his call for vol- playing potiUca. Ziegler said be within toe atote toe private uaa can fighter-bombers supported “ ® ®*P****» S>e province. Iv Lake View Terrace. Terrace; phase four, Gerald Strong anti - sewer factions sponse of residents at Thursday New Dwellings tween the units. One resident unteers "very gratifying.” thlnka Church "wanta to tie thia o f marijuana by adulta. Ui6 advBuctagf troops. Thoy liftvo ropoAtodly shollod Still another possibility Is a Park Md Beebe Chmp; and fear the possibility that if the night’s meeting. The council will Mrs. Joan Oishman, a citizen noted the walkway between the Those members attending the Them tirsrn nn «# ***® Soulh Vietnamese defense Ulster .... The order Tueadi^ putting MTOrO 1)0 IfUlDOulfttO fO* IIma aImmsw .a, - ^•■a. t federally - funded neighborhood phase six, Springdale Ave. to lake area area Is Is sewered, sewered, many - very . Ukely . place. some weight _ _ group . member said she did Wapping School______and the high ^tlal_meetlng were John Kom- George (0®n*lw>ed from Page One) the laaue on the ballot aporitod Louver Dorta on the evtAni ****® **“*** ***® **5* Chanh river renewal program for certain the village. Including two small loU (orm eriy unbuild- on the opinion of these resldenta. check with zoning boards in the s c lw l would possibly have the 1®*. ®latae ^HotchMss, Luias, Ann Bums, Bruce Stave, In mood was evident as prediottona from backers of the " .T5 JS.t'V’Jf 'i lake areas. This has been looked schools and the Town Hall. able because of not being able particularly if the desires are town and found that land in game effect. ’ ■“ * . Debt Ceiling measure that they will turn out LONDON (AP) The pound' caaualtia •****“ ** ***® ***** ******* ***»*» and into by HUD officials on a pre- Plaju (or a short-term area to meet requirements (or place- heavily weighted in one partic- town presently zoned for apart- Plans To Attesid Daniel Fusco, WllUam Glen- “ IV?*®? drifted lower on Eurc^’s con­ ney, Lois Fawcet, David ’Tres- hundreds o f toousanda of young Since toe North Vietnamese vietM2!?LT’and^«l.?^A limlnary to determine the would Include the remaining ment of septic facilities. wlU ular direction. ments will allow lor 1,000 unlU; M arre said he Is also plan- ^ '’“'I'®"’ an^rt^ttell^^ BritUh tr^ Challenged votera and shake up the state’s fused money markets today. completed their conquest of street, the firm political power structure. The U.S. dollar generally held In the Barrington Estates on Wednesday when Mayor Abra- O o m m S S a^'^lalm^ such Secretary of State Edmund Summer Rendezvous steady at recently depressed Pleasant Valley _Rd.; . 188 ,luxury ham piaW ian meets' with the Members tu’e representative levels, taving off toe threat of Bolton Clarification School Board Decides thing up a UtUe hit so he can O. Brown Jr. aaid a voter la- Summer’s first really balmy day, brought out this sneaky scene of a rendez­ r t o e T i t o D f - ‘*>«^®‘ ®<* »*®*vy >o«-*® Wally Fortin, director of apartments in Leavlttown on Board of Education and Plan- of civil rights organizations, a major monetary crisis. i1 months. creato a little tensian.’’ Itiative to legalise the private EUlington Rd.; and a possible ulng and Zoning Commission the teaching profession, native vous in Center Springs Park. It was mjre of the same for today; and welcome the Senior Citizens Center, British miUtary police found Cluinto, in a Senate speech, use in CallfomU of marijuana A t midday, toe pound in Lon­ “ e ‘"com-rnS? 148 on Clark St. where ground chairmen in a 7:30 p.m. work- residents, more recent resi- after long rainy period. (Herald photo by Pinto) reV has received a barrage of Personnel Questions a new submachine gun dis- lapUed that he almply 'ia trying by peraoqs 18 and older had don would buy sUghtiy under held territory along the coast. ^ * “ **’**®®* **** Books Added has been broken this week. show session. The fnayor has dents, businessmen, high school calls from senior citizens 0 help the elderty without wait- enough voter signatures to be $2.40 ,down from ’Tuesday’s fig­ But the drive today was the (See Fago Bight) Allen Caffyn, another group stated the meeting wUl be pri- and college students, and a po- ®f^ ® f * who are seeking to get routine actions and with 15. (O r the Mg Social Security- jdaced on the Nov. 7 general ure of 2.6160. ______memberlemher noted that he did not vatevote and end has hoo barred hnei-ed the tbe public. ntiHlIe Ucemen’slieemen'a wife. wife Known guerrilla maeoui. T o Library cards which will enable them discussion, the Manches- Mrs. Dale McCubrey, a teach- In' Londonderry, where ter­ are MU to clear toe Fi- eleotton ballot, ’Ihis meai|t an effpctlvs de­ ______Educ^oii iart er of Spanl^ at Bennet. She has (eel the town planners would al- M arra explained he felt he KJellqulst sees the creation to get backyard refuse pick­ Board of rorists and the eirmy had been anance Oaminlttee. Brown said an unofficial oan- valuation of roughly 4 per cent night approved two appoint- taught in Manchester (or three l®w many more a^m ent -has the legal right” to at- of the advisory poup as ’’a flre ^ m o ^ d ^ The following volumes have up after July 1. “l*Msident Nixon’s latest en- vas of returns from CaUffW- since Britain’s decision Friday recently been added to the ments to Ite teaching staff, years. Her leave of absence, units In the town since there are tend any meeting as woritshop valuable means of preventing New Hope for New Hope to let sterling float on inter­ WllUam O’Neill, dlreotor assigned to wrgament of the war aloae in nia's 58 countiee found toe granted two leaves of absence, for maternity reastma, la for presenUy approximately 4,000 sessions require no formal ac- the poUce department from be- “ ti national exchanges. shelves of the Bolton Public L i­ of public works, announced guard soldiers from renegade Vietnam w in cost more Mum marijuana petitions have the Fragile Truce in Ulster three resigns- the entire 1972-73 year. homeowners in South Windsor tion on any Issues but are used coming Isolated from the clti- By JUNE LINTON brary. 'yesterday that back)rard and accepted gunmen. my amendment to give a Uttle signatures of 333,187 voters, terday in court, Donald Steven­ Two points were stressed yes­ Floating means that Britain The resignations are from : e »d additicmal apeutment units in "firm in g up votes for regular zens.” (Herald Reporter)- son, Somers town counsel, who abandoned international agree­ BELFAST, Northern Ireland Ireland’s Protestant majority Fiction; Bagley, Freedom pickups would be dlscoatln- tions. Leaders of the IRA Provision­ help to 30 milUon elderiy Amer- He told county clerks they terday, one strictly a matter of of the Mrs. Julia B. Hart, for health would be out of proportion to meetings of the council.” KJellqulst and members of the also has land abutting toe dis­ ments to keep toe pound star­ (AP) — WlUlam Whltelaw, as well as the Roman Catholic Trap; Brickner, Bringing Down ued as of July 1, except (or The new members als said Monday night the last- leans, nearly half of whom are could atop counting these slgTia- statute in regard to toe town reasons. A Grade Four teacher U>® town’s homeowners. One discouraging aspect of department will meet regular- New Hope Manor’s Immedl- puted property. , ling within fixed limits com­ Britain’s minister for Northern minority. the Down; Caldwell. C^aptains the elderly and Invalids. teaching staff are: minute rampage of shooting, Uvlng In poverty or next to It,” turea and concentrate on peti- line while the other reflected at Keeney St. School, she has T o clarify figures concerning the efforts made by the com- ly with the group as often as ale future is now up to toe CounsM for New Hope Manor, pared to other currencies. Now Ireland, meets militant Protes­ and the Kings; Carlisle, Voyage There was apparently some Mrs. Roselle Cbnlin of Crom' bombing and bank robbery was arareh agld. tioas for five other voter In- toe personal concerns of people Protestant lwrd-llners con­ well to teach studente with tought in Manchester for three the projected birth rate, Oaffyn mlttee in calling for an early the panel decides, and KJell court, specificlally for Judge John Berman, Joined by counsel the poimd is bought and sold tant leaders today in an at­ to the First of December; confusion in the Interpreta­ staged to emphasise to the Brit­ Sen. Wallace F. Bennett of itlatives seekiiig places on toe who object to having some kind tend that toe IR A truce, which learning disablUties. Mrs. Oon- years. sUtistics show that less referendum to resolve the over- qulst stresses that the advis­ Arthur O. WHUams Jr. to decide for the Bocml of Appeals, Philip for toe best price available un­ tempt to convince them not to Crichton, Terminal Man; tion of his announcement. ish that they called the cease- Utah, senior RepuhUcan on toe bcdlot. of drug proMem move' into their began at midnight Monday, will Un has a B.A. degree from Miss Lorraine Maynard, for than .’3 children are being hous- crowding proWem was also ex- ory council is not to be con- whether or not a Somers Z

I - i BtAMOHiuelTEit EVENING HlfiltAtD. MANCJHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCltEStEfe. CONN.^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 Andover Andover THEATER TIME SheinM'old on Bridge T V Tonight SCHEDULE FUEL OIL South dealer s a f e t y P L A Y PZC, u paM he 8 daya Both (ides vulnerable (George Munson Elected d a ta o l 8m Saturday’s TV HsraM a s s u r e s o o n t o a o i Attendance, “ m m Ctnema I - ••Oodfatbor." 17J9 for Oouptota lisUags. The correct way to play a N O R TH de a v y 1:80. 0:00, 8.80. suit m ay depend on how many A 1652 (24-Hr. Noftae for Clnoma n — ••What’s Up K 7 S M (S) AU Aboirt F s m s tricks you o jn afford to lose. 0 J 1 04 2 To Rham School Board IM iv e r y ) (IS) dim aad Tanmiy DooT" 1:80. 8:80. 8:^0, T:80, Examine the trump suit In to­ Declines to Nai ae Chairman ♦ Q73 24-Hr. Burner Service (M ) MM ar Regota 0:80. day’s hand. At a town meeting last night, person holding or seeking office positions are covered by state State — "Ben,” 1:00, 3:80, WEST EAST (SS> n sgaa»s HarMs South dealer Zoning Commission Monday prior to Uw'commisslon’s next ****« S“»c« no representaUve ap- ®^*’®'** 76 persons elected Ja Cooperative OR Co. (4S) 1 liOM La«y 7 :80, 0:30. Both sides vulnerable A None A K 10 9 4 nleht continued its stnunrieTta r^tar merti^ ^ ^ coming in peared, and it was not knovm " member to the reg 50$ (8) TralA or Ooaae- Manchester DriveJn — Opening lead —•Three of Q9432 AJ 10 t*ytag to attain a full comnle- The boardU currentiv in the WUcaUent. whether the arrangements had ** Board of Education, to nu slcn In town, must be an elector Moderator of the meeting 818 Bread St., MaaHieeter of the town. At present, some last night was Andrew Gasper. "B on ," 8:80: "Puppet On A Hearts 0833 097 ment of members and get do^ midst at^ing to revim lu » P®“«y «- actuaUy made, the matter unexpired tenn remaining PHONE dis-un (St) Hogaa’s Beroes Chain," 10:40. West opens the three of 41K6J42 431098 to ««ne Of the worS^StagT 1 reguUtlon. was of acting on Bm 400 waa UWed. ^ ; ^ r s e Munson, who recent- (St) moBtrto Oonpaay Kast Hartford Drlvo-m — hearts, and Bast wins the first SOUTH fore it for th« noof ^ tlonB Mn nviaivta commlMkin elected Rob- resigned. (SS) aaUgaa’s M aad ’’ Concert for Bangla Desh," trick. I f you really truat West, A AQ 873 in the absence^ ^ commis- U>* rommlsstonT^bSw -h* to act as the chairman Hurst was the RepubUcan ycu should play low from dum­ 9 865 party endorsed candidate and (tS) Nows 8:48; "Pan ic In Noodle P ark ," rion’s secretary. trying to write up and K ! coSrZTlS^^la?^ FROM A K Q 6 spoke briefly to the meeting. § m (S) WhaVs 10:80. m y and allow East to win vrith 0 who has been acting as chair- “ *"* ® completely new aet of ^ 'Ihe only other candidate for StSS (SA-SS) Noors Bast Windsor Drlvo-in — the ten of baarta. I f you think ♦ A man rinoe W ilU iu r B ^ ^ , regulaUoos. take some time to the poeition was Mrs. Christina spred' (M )IS gy "Song of the South." 8:48; "T lie West might be fooUsb enough West North Em I reelgnaUon, the three commis- «**«‘* ’ « • m n ^ ^ " l . Dreyer, ■who was nominated by (»4) to lead away from the ace of Pau 2 A V*** Benefit Hike Boatnlks." 10:80. Mrs. Bette MacDonald. (St) To TUB *a.Tra(h Meadows Drlve-In — "Ben,” hearts, you put up dummy's A ll Pass Mrs Anne ®*ooiea subdlvlsloiis. On a ore- in one of it# secUons, paints (tS) Paatol B oom Paid Assessor 8:80; "Puppet On A Chain,” king- Opening lead — A 3 chairman for Defies Nixon, StSS (S) OB8 Mows East returns the nine of dia­ ” >®*‘ *»ig. moved that a questionnaire be » « t o » »>oard to deqUre certain ^ ^ ^ “ The town meeting also voted 10:43. to TAf1 tof/k thef>iA commis­ vtAxsf esASMslAflMM* t t k A M a m ls v K t J l l . a . . . ___ ’ . . . police stdd. Partner opens with one dia­ new regulations, flhaip noted might lower the grand list providing a 20-per-cent across- 78 end HolMsjrs st IS Blssell Street. to one trump trick. visions, but personally, was op- schools and municipal services, be advanced to keep up with foes to be negotiated annually, Hsnobeeter, Ccnn. (OSOtO) partner’s minor suit. regular members have a chance 8 AS (8-40) Ooraer Bar Bast covers with the Ung, posed to permKUng campgrounds While the motion was defeat- the’price index every time It in- The town also voted that any Teiephone 8484711 Oopyriobt 1878 to attend. (88-80) Ooliimbo (R ) and South wins with the ace. and also had grave misgivings ed, Vinkels at the last meeting creased 8 per cent. SeooDd Claes Postase Psld at General FeatnrM Ootp. Sharp said he would again (84) Ib is Week Msinbaater, Coon. West’s discard reveals the ^taU ow Ing cluster type houB- stated that he would arrange ' ------8A0 (8) BSedleal Center (B ) nominate Valdls Vinkels for BX1B8CRIPTION RATBS CUSTOM SQUARES assessing (8) Marty Feldman the position of chairman. Sharp ^ Your Best Real Estate Parable la Advance Mrs. Frislna said She felt that 56 COOPER ST. PHONE 64^9892 MANCHESTER (84) VIbralloas One Tear T H u m . nominated Vinkels at *Jie last Buys Are In The SIz H o ^ every poeslble application tor and speak before the board Mexico (40) Mo>vle ~Three a IfootbsMoot NITE meeting, wherein Vinkels refus- Herald Classified Ads. OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY till 9 — SAT. till 5:30 One NKooth ' any use 'whatsoever abould be Monday evening. 0:SS (8) Kopykats (R ) C«ffM he md’ n T ! r t “ to r ISAS (8) MsbbIz (R ) H su s t reflooiuiMiiHj at fw mode to grant the api^eant hla (8S-SS) Night Gallery (B ) S . U f Prk# SOe providing ^ request (84) Bold! FILM RATING GUIDE he did not have the time nor e e , ef­ ^ infringe on thS rights lSt8S (S) OemeelleBt; Wlwre 7 « fort he could devote to the Job, of any other property owner. the Aettaa U For Parents and A s and that Indeed the duties of the She said that eiveiy ain^e prop­ (U ) ISO Gthb ' Their Children secretary’s poaltian were prov­ erty owner is entitled to do U A S (8A-8S-8SAS) NMrs N * ing burdensome. whatever he wishes wMh his Utas (S) Movie FrL WHe-CeMk il f * tjw - Shaip said he felt Vinkels propmty under these conditions, (SAS) DIek OsTStt was the only one he thought that he does not Infringe on (8SAS) dohaay Oarooa L i j could do the Job of chairman. It anyone else’s rights. was suggested that since tOn- Joranson said he did not fully kels wras abeent, he be called MUMCTAL aUMMNCS agree. He said that at the con­ Drama Group and asked whether he would be l servation conference in Sweden IE interested in having his name wdilch he attended, that one of Chooses Name placed in nomination for the the points brought out which he position. The commlsalan re­ beaeves is true is the tact that 'Ihe new community theater cessed while attempts to con­ peofrfe have to bo protected MANCHESTER PARKADE group which recently formed in tact Vinkels were made; he BuTTERfiEldS from themselves. He said that PHONE 646-8400 the Vernon - Ellington - Ttdland could not be reached by tele­ there are times when society or area tlnaHy has a name. After phone, so Sharp moved to table individuals don’t necessarily a moRth-long contest of entries, DANCE election of a chairman until the know what’s best for them and the winning name "Tri-Town to Glenn HMer Musk, recreated "live" by next meeting, and such motion ahoidd have some means o f pro- Players," submitted by Mrs. passed. 77118 Is now nearty two teotion. Donald Poehnert of RMkvUle, months th ^ the commlsslan is MO OMI UMO To questions from commission John Jackson, head librarian at Mary Cheney Li­ was chosen. operating without a chairman. members os to who ’would be brary, holds one of the 19 new framed prints for *ihe following officers have V ^ incs BOBBY KAYE Work Sessions doing this "protecting," Jomn- borrowing which are on exhibit at the library to­ been elected: Norman Paul, The commission members sen reidled that thoee people Second Art Show day through Friday at 1 p.m. Featured will be a president; Bruce Cummings, 15-PC. BIG BAND discussed 'whether a 'work who are aware would be the ■vice prerident; Anne Shlpera, meeting should be set up to try logical ones for this task. Russell Cheney copy o f Edouard Manet’s “ Woman GERI LAYNG, Vocalist with a Parrot” (pictured over the mantle), a gift secretary, and Claire St. Ger­ and get going on the great Joranson______further___ stated___ _ that___ of the Horace B. Learned family to the library. maine, treasurer. amount of work pending before he felt the commission should Opens at Library A reading committee Is In­ the board. It was finally dscld- not succumb to ony prossuirs Some 40 to 50 other framed prints are also avail­ vestigating plays for the first SATURDAY. July 1st ed that becauae o f the hcrilday from appUoanta. He said the The second annual A rt Show sponsored by the Mary able. (Herald photo by Pinto) production to be held In Octo­ week coming up next week, no hoard had a duty to finrt pro- Clheney Library opened yesterday at the library and ber. 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FROM t h e ; m a k e r s o f LENOX CHINA & CRYSTAL Smoor - ...... l 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER SO - J U L Y 8 OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJM. EVENINGB 7:80 • 0:20 8ATUBDAY, JULY 1 SUNDAY, JULY S l:«»-t:484d0-8:18- 1:0O-2:40AtSOAa0-7dSOA*A0 7tS$-$ai$ JU LY 4ttL Tneo., Same as Son. PAG E -POUR JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCKESIBR. CONN., WEDNESDAY! JUNE 28. 1972 Sm ith Gets Need a Doctor? Broader Role World’s Most Complete HI-FI & Electronics Center The, Manchester M edical' Aggociation would like to offer the following suggestlona as to how peraona new to the com ­ Fire Department In a realignment of the sen­ munity or without a physician can obtain the servicea of a ior technical functions at Unit­ physician. ' ed Aircraft Corp., effective Neighbors at Odds Aug, 1 ; Arthur E. Smith of BEFORE AN ACUTE PROBLEM ARISES: Restored Budget RADIO ACanchester, chairman of the Grouchy Mrs. Baxter, an executive committee, will as­ Remember that only SMne of the physicians Uateil in Members of the Bolton Volun­ Baseball Picnic Managers, coaches and um­ apartment dweller, had two rea. LAFAYFTTF sume. senior executive respon­ the telephone directory are primary medical pfayaicians teer Fire Department zippeared Players, coaches and man­ pires from all teams were also sons for cooking cabt>age so I ki I I ELECTRONI sibilities for tho operatiems of (the first doctor to see a patient). before the Boztrd of Flnzuicd agers of the town's boys’ base­ recognised during the program. often. First, she liked cabbage. United Aircraft Research Lab­ Many are surgeons, gynecologists, aneathetista, radiolo­ again last night seeking rein­ ball program were honored at Contests were held in base­ we sell conn. 50c Second, she liked to waft the oratories. gists, etc., and thus usually only see new patients re­ statement of items which had Sunday’s annual farm and lit­ ball throwing and base running. lottery tidtets! cooking odors out of her open The realignment is because of ferred to them by primary medical phyaiolana tor been cut from their budget re­ tle lezigue picnic at Herrick Me­ Winners In these events were y/ithoursIwE^^ kitchen door, into the apartment .the July 31 retirement of Erie special proMema. quests for the 1972-78 fiscal morial Park. Ben McCarty, Todd Addison, of the new neighbors across the Martin, UAC’s vice chairman. 2. Speak to your friends and neighbors about their primary yezur. Last month department Trophies were awarded to Greg Mzihon and Chris Hol­ hall. Martin, a nationally known medical lihyslcians or pedlatitcians—and obtain their members gave a demonstration members of the winning team brook. pioneer in aerospace technology names if they seem desirable. . fer the finance board in which In each league, the Flyers in Entertainment was provided has been with the corpora­ 3. If you cannot make contzust with a physician in this they showed “obsolete” fire the farm league and the Indi- by Braves’ manager Mzirshall the mlpoefe of moJnitreA tion for more thsin 40 years _ manner, call the Hartford County Medical Association at fighting eqidpment Including zms In the little league. Latulippe who sang selections dowrttown maneftMter Joining Hamilton Standard In 286^5423. Ask them tor the names of primEury meillcal leaky boots and worn hose. The Flyers roster includes from "Figaro”. Tim Bzuiks, Barry Breslow, 1981. doctors or pediatricians In Manchester. At that time the board im­ I Scholarship Since 1960, he has had over­ plied that they would reconsid­ Mike Harpin, Greg Holbrook, Kristee Nichols, dziughter of Twin Grand Opening Sale! 4. If you are atlll unable to contact a physician, call er the department’s request in Mike Holbrook, Jeff Jahnke, thurs.1 fri. ^ all executive responsibility for Mrs. Jezm Nichols of South Rd., through Saturday, July 1 the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room the equipment category, which Ron Maynard, Paul Maulucci, Our 60th and 61st Hi-Fi and Electronics Centers- Rego Park and Indianapolis advanced technical activities (646-1222, Ext. 281) and they will provide you with the WEIS one of nine students re­ hzLd been cut by 32,(X)0, after the Mike Myette, Pat Myette, Brad cently awarded 3200 scholar, carried out by the corporation's names of primary medical physlolana who are aide to and sot. ^ LAFAYETTf "GUARANTEED' close of the present fiscal year. Smith, J ( ^ Smith, Gary Vine ships by the HEirtford Chapter divisions, subsidiaries and its accept new patients. and Don Zaroskl. rain check policy L a s t night finance board of Parents Without Partners. Clip ‘N ’ Save Research laboratories. 6. When you have obtained the name of a physician, call members reiterated their state­ In the realignment of func­ Flyers mzmager is Ray Vine, Kristee, who wzts graduated only! J During the sale period of this ad. LAFAYEnEC-60 60-Minute his office during office hours and explain that you would ment of Izkst month ztnd asked tions, Dr. Russell G. Meyerand, and coaches are Prank Scotella from Bolton High School last Should 3n ilcm be sold out we will Cassette Recording Tape like to become his patient. firemen to submit a letter indi­ zmd Henry Cote. director of research, will report week, will enter FTankiln Cksm- When the neighbors finally LAFAYETTE gel it for you as quickly as possible a. Many physiciEUis will be hai^y to have you aa a new cating their top priority needs The Indians were coached by directly to Smith. ty Public Hospital in Green­ haled her into court, Mrs. Baxter ** AilYertliid price (items shown patient, and may suggest a future office visit to become In Uie equipment category. Larry Kowalyshyn zmd man­ field, Mass, in September 6-12 bomb C r i t e r i o n as limited quantity" eicepted). Charles M. Kearns Jr., who insisted she had a right to cook acquainted with your particular medical history. This After considering encum- aged by Donald Smith. Team where she will study to become has been serving as vice presi­ a must for campers! whatever and however she ^ l e ! 39- allows much better <»re especially v/ben an acute prob­ members Include Brian Molde, an X-ray techntclEm. brzuices from several bozirds, Pkkering Willi thii Coupon 21-01223' dent for research, will assume pleased. lem fuises. commissions zuid town budgets, Scott Ovian, Mark Ouelette, St. GE!orge Women jumbojumiKi 14.514.0 oz. size ^ . But the court ruled that she a new corporate vice presiden­ 99c Without Coupon 1) It the physician you call In this manner Is unable to the board zuijoumed to execu­ Mike Avens, Tim Stern, James Grace Tedford zmd Ahna was guilty of committing a nui­ laravtTn tMiMTan aaninia atcinna nwia tuaaMTii cy. Also to report directly to list 2 yMT rtpalr iM rsn ttt tftftett in mattrial Mid workmsnshle. ELCcept you as a patient, EMk'hls secretary to suggest the tive session for election of offi­ Kowalyshyn, Matt Dressely, Amundson were recently elect­ sance, by maliciously inflicting Limil 5 untls per coupon; 1 coupon por person! Smith, he will direct the affairs names of doctors they believe could take you. If they cers. At the executive session, Steve Lachenblll, Dan Assard, ed co-presidents of the Women discomfort on others. 240-Watt AM/FM Stereo Hi-Fi Phono System Offer expires July 1, 1972 o( a technical activities group nembers voted to table the elec­ Dave Waddell, Jeff Behrman of St. George’s. Others on the Psychologists tell us that hos­ OHTtRtM i*Tt. s m u i t u u m t 1 assigned to corporate headquar­ cannot, remember that: (see b.) quid 88c — 6-12 stick 77c S-ydftf rtM ir iturM itt* ataintt dtftcH in mattrlal I b. All of the physicians whose names aire provided by the tions until a qieclza meeting Dave Mlnicucci and Jeff slate elected at last week's an­ J tility grows as living space •nd wofkniMitlitp m i Mi Crlttrion J- ters, a function now assigned July 18. Drov.m. nual dinner meeting were Betty shrinks. One of the law’s touchier Lowest to Martin. MEUichester Memorial Hospital emergency room will be- tasks is to mediate between hE^ipy to accept you and will usually suggest a future Price Ever visit. neighbors at odds. And, as the Tolland above case indicates, evil intent Sale! ’375 6. The Mimchester Medical Association is quite confident may make the big difference in If Purchased Individually 459,20 that all persons in the community could have a primary m/t *s and young men’s apparel -—— court. Board Sets Tax medical doctor or pediatrician If the above protocol is This is shown even more Complete System Includes: used. ! ^ FINEST LABELS IN MEN'S CLOTHING clearly by the law’s changing at­ Right After Vote S U 4 titudes toward spite fences. Such Lafayette LR-1500TA 240-Watt AM/FM Stereo Receiver— now with "Acri- Immediately after tomorrow’s fences, erected deliberately to tune” for visual, fool-proof tuning. All in an attractive walnut-grain metal B. IN AN ACUTE SITUATION WHEN YOU block off the daylight from a case.* referendum, the Finance Board HAVE NO PHYSICIAN neighbor’s house, used to be tol­ Garrard Model 40B 3-Speed Automatic Turntable with an attrKtive mKh- will meet to set the mill rate erated as a lawful exercise of ing base.* tlius permitting Tax Collector 1. Call the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergencq room property rights. Pickering P/ATE-1 Elliptical Dionond Stylus Stereo Cartridge Earl Beebe to begin processing and explain your problem to the clerk or nurse on duty. But now they are forbidden 2 "Criterion 77” 3-Speaker 3-Way Bookshelf Acoustic the tax bills. Taxpayers will be 2. The person on duty will confer with the {diyslciEUi on almost everywhere. As one court Suspension Speaker Systems— hand-rubbed ' liable for payment of their bills duty and you will either be given the list of doctors who Outstanding Savings During Our commented, in condemning a oil walnut finish on all four sides. within 80 days of the July 1 due will answer your call; or, if it is deemed necessary, spite fence II feet high: date even though the bills wilt you will be told to come directly to the emetgsncy room. “ The right to enjoy the sun­ be late. The JifEuichester MeEfical Association will continue to make shine is a natural one, and no ■Voting tomorrow will be In every effort to provide medicEd care to every person in the man can shut out the light of the gymnasium of the Hick’s heaven for no better reason than community, and the above protocol la a good basia. If a patient ANNUAL SUMMER SALE Our Best Solid-State AM/FM Memorial School from 8 a.m. cooperates by making arrangements for care with a physician to gratify his malice toward his to 8 p.m. The ballots will offer neighbor.” Portable Radio before an acute emergency arises, he can obtotn a doetpr the opportunity for the voters much eEtsier- when one is needed in a hurry. The phyatclmia Nonetheless, when we choose to vote yes or no on each of On Our Famous Brand Name to live in an urban environment, 95 of Manchester are certain that tho vEiat majority of the com­ two budgets. munity enjoys good medical coverage; but they will CEXiperate we are also choosing the reason­ The first question calls for the able degree of vexation that goes to extend that coverage to those without i t Mutual under­ adoption of the. “ compromtse with it. standing and coE^ration in this maimer should provide each In another case, a family had This fineperforming, handsomely styled AM/FM Portable budget” of 33,199,828 which re­ person in Manchester with azUtsfELctory mediozd czire and Suits, Sportcoah and Slacks a ventilating fan that blew cook­ features Precision ^ide Rule Tuning with Logging Scale flects Ein additional 360,000 cut coverage. and Battery or AC Operation. Complete with Batteries and ing smells out of their kitchen, In the education budget and Earphone. (17-023491*) (This has been published by The Manchester Evening Herald in the general direction of the eliminates 327,600 for a pay- zis a public service, in cooperation with the Manohe^r house next door. loader. But this time, when the neigh­ The second question calls for Medical AssoclzUlon.) bors went to court to complain, the adoption of the original (1- the judge took due note of the nEuice board budget of 33.278,- fact that the houses were 27 feet Lafayette Solid-State Stereo Hi-Fi 625. This budget was adopted apart. At this distance, he said, Phono System at the annual town meeting. It Fragile Truce in Ulster the degree of annoyance was too reflects a mill rate of 48. slight to awaken the law’s dis­ (Continued from PzLge One) Hie Eleaths raised Ulster’s approval. Sew a pocket on each corner dezUh tEdl from communal v 1e>- The judge said he would not of your picnic tablecloth. Then Catholics in the republic to the lence to at least 889 in three interfere “ without some evidence when you are ready to use It. south. years. This year alone 183 that (the cooking odors) were place a stone Into each of the 'Meanwhile, sporadic violence peE^le are toxiwn to have been revolting to a point beyond the pockets. This prevents wind continued to flare ^fter the kUled. effect of ordinary neighborhood from blowing off the cloth. start Erf the truce, but it was on Mobs of young Protestants exhalations.” a small sezUe compztred to the and CathoUca clashed In a rock blOExllettlng Erf much of the pzust so\© and botUe fight at Lurgan for An American Bar Aiuociation Rng.44r99’ public service feature by Will Reg-J0.0e* RANGE AND three yezirs. fEMir hours Tuesday night be­ Bernard. Sale! *59 Everything the Beginner, needs Two bombs exploded in an fore poUce and mUah troops including Guitar, Beginners Rec­ FUEL OIL East BeUzist Protestant neigh­ forced them apart. C 1972 American Bar Assodatioo Features BSR 4-Speed Automatic Record Changer with This trim, attractive portable cassette recorder is simple ord Course and Book; Vinyl Zip- Now you can enjoy music outdoors at patio, porch, or pool­ The Protestants’ Ulster De­ to use— just snap in a cassette and you're set to play or GASOLINE borhood late/ Tuesday. They Dust Cover; Solid-State Amplifier with Inputs for Tuner pered Carrying Bag; Neck Cord; side. Unaffected by dampness or rain because of durable fense Assn. hzLS threatened to or Tape Recorder plus Stereo Headphone lack. 2 Walnut record. It features Battery-Operation, Single Tape Func­ caused little damage zmd no Pick and Extra Set of Strings. steel enclosure, this speaker can be easily connected to barricade large PrErfestant Wood Speaker Enclosures with 8* Speakers. C24413400WX) tion Control and Remote Control Mike. (99-158281*1 (13-52921W) radio, phono or hi-fi system. (44-33059) CEUiuaUies. Stones Sell Tickets BANTLY OIL An 18-year-old Protestant nelghbortiExiElB unless Whltelaw Using New Method COMPANY. INC. youth died during the day of ordered the army to reopen wounds he gE>t before the truce. CaUudlc zureELB the IRA Iiels NHW YORK (AP) — 'Hte 331 Main Street A 38-year-old Catholic was shot sealed off. That would raise the Rolling: Stones concerts in New dead when the truce was seven pixispect of clzmhes between the Lafayette LVL-UV Log Periodic Tel. 649-4595 York, three o t them, at Madi­ Lafayette Deluxe AM/FM Stereo 25-Element Color TV/FM Antenna hExirs old. Reports said he re­ Protestzmts and the Army, zmd son Square Garden, are using a Rockville 875-3274 fused to stop at an IRA street the CathEdics and the IRA cEMiId different ticket selling system. barricade. be drawn Into the fight zigtdn. Modular HI-FI System U HhVHf-fM Sale! People wanting tickets mall ■ ‘ l U ^ H ARteiMias ii 1 Channelt 2*03 in a poatcard, between certain dates, and when the cards are TO received, a firm of certified 89“ public accountants selects some ale! 1688 of them at random. These are Sale! 99 Features One Down Lead for all 3 Signals. Reg..M:99 put through a computer, which Ranges of: VHF to 125 Miles, UHF to 65 Miles, FM is supposed to throw out ones Reg.4»fc95 to 70 Miles. Complete with VHF-UHF-FM Splitter with the same handwriting. Coupler. (1401929*) - - - r ^ Lafayette HB-23A 23-Channel Tickets will be assigned on a bainlBi Apple first drawiH>ost seat basis. Special Combination Price! Crystal-Controlled Mobile CB 2-Way Radio 50 Official notification cards will % OFF be mailed to the names drawn If Antenna and Rotator are purchased together, you Add 2 More Chennelt with Each AddlUonal Plug-In Ciytfaf and those persons can pick up m G in’S and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES save even more from individual tale prices. their tickets within a time peri­ *•*§*' ’’''" 'I Boost” Circuit lor Greater Average Modulation MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTBt od written on their cards. .Ml n n f Bange; Automatic Burglar Alarm Switch. Operates on 117 VAC with Alliance Model U-100 Optional AC Power Supply. Complete with Dynamic Push-to-Talk Mike Power Cable persons notified will be entitled Mounting Bracket, Crystals for Channels 9,13,19. (99-32351WX*) ’ f baoie, When we run a sale it’s the real to buy a maximum of four tick­ Automatic Rotor-System ets. All tickets, regardless of lo­ cation, will be $6.C0. Features 40-Watt Solid-State Amplifier, Garrard 4-Speed Auto­ Reg. thing. You will realize substantial This is all supposed to elimi­ matic Record Changer with Cueing, two 8* 2-Way Wide-Range 1 0 eUoIU nate long waits at the box of­ Speaker Systems, Tinted Plastic Dust Cover, Diamond LP Needle, Sale! 2478 Lafayette 4 and 2-Channel 8-Track fice, riots during the long waits and 45 RPM Spindle. (24-032S1WX) Features Factory Lubrication and Full 360’ Rotation. (10-14037) savings on a special selection of and reduce ticket scalping by Stereo Car Tape Player not allowing blocks of tickets to t>e bought. famous brand quality men’s wear. Wrap-around goggles or gray- Lafayette “Super Mini” tinted quality sunglaaees are Sale! Not every item in every color or recommended by the Society AC/DC VOM Multitester for Visual Care as the best pro­ tection against glare. Although PLENTY OF BARGAINS size, but there’s plenty to choose the eyes generally suffer no W lasting damage from limited FOR EVERYONE IN OUR exposure to such glare, the Sale! R e g.-M rM from to make your visit worth­ harsh reflectlon of it can tem­ This fine-sounding Car Tape Player is Completely Compatible— Plays both the new porarily seriously diminish vis­ Compact Pocket Size. Reads AC/DC Volts to 1200 Volts. ANNUAL while. ual acuity and produce poten­ Separate Red Scale for Low AC Reading. (99-50791*) B r w ^ M w " 1BM 5W *f Complete with Mounting tially dangerous condltloos. STOREWIDE

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MANCHESTEB EVENINO HEBAIJO, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 19^^ PACE SEVEN

P A O B SIX. Colum bia VISIT and usually successful struggle ag^ainst the cyclical Imperialistic ambitions of Red in the Knesset Raps Link with U.S. THE COVENTRY YARN SHOP CStiim. But if we had ever been able to Open Forum Contract Renewed TEL AVIV (AFJ -r ‘"Hte Is- w Hi m I parties-^o support party has little public support, some Arab states granted Umlt- lEv^ntng If^rali beUeve that testimony from the past , raeli army is R to o l‘ in 'tha the Arabs and denounce Is- On the first morning of the 6d freedom to Communist citi- Yarns at Discount Prices l E V T e e l 1 gt ^ -a » hands of U.8. ruling clrclss. 21- rsel—were allowed to meet In a 1967 war, Vllner decried in the sens, and Iraq and Syria have PUBUSHED BY THE __ could contain an augury for the future g ’h ’l ’ onlsm is serving foreign powers movie theater in the Jaffa Arab Kaeaset what he called Israeli Invited Oommunlste ■ Into the MANCHESTTER PUBUSHINO C». Also A Bargain Box we would probably never have gone in­ with a place to celebrate with TV M S aKA l),.,/a,vULa^R.FJL the progreeslve Arab quarter of Tsl Aviv to hammer agresston and demanded that govemmenL 13 Btssell Street “ Very Welcome News” Kanehl, both volunteer eoccer Manchester, Oonn. a minimum of disturbance _ regtmes.” away at Israel’s poUcias. Israel withdraw. He emd his ^ Yet the Soviet Union has New Store Hours effective July 8, 1972 BURL LYONS to Vietnam in the first place. We went To the Editor, coaches for young boyi of our Publisher created. Horace W. Porter School Su- len Hills and John Armstrong words am not from in Mo6t Israelis paid little atten- Rakah party have maintained hacked the Arabs against Israel MON., TUBS., FBI., SAT. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. there to meet and parry and cut the end The recent announcement by town, showed their thoughtful­ Founded October 1, 1881 It diould be noted that, on the PMYlalng P rtne^^ CSarence all expressed their displeasure „ finviet oftlciaL but tlon to the congress, except for that pcsiUon ever since. since 1956, and the entire Soviet Gov, Thomas Mcskill that ad­ ness and genuine ooocem tor . Burl LyotUf PuhlUhet^ WED., THURS. 9 - 9 p.m. Published Every Evening E ^ p l Sradays off the w(»1d Communist spear. It is not whole, thoee Involved with the Edmondson has accepted a con- at reglonaUzatlon because they . member of Israel’s pdr- M® youngsters and some Rue- shortly after the war an la- except Romania, brote ditional funds will be released my young son Brad when he and Holidays. Bhitered at the Post Office at Case McunUln party did not tract, for an undlsoloaed amount feel control is lost once regiona uament Immlgrante who broke up raell tried to aasaaainate VUper relations with Israel because of M anchest^ Conn., as Second Class Mall particularly comforting to* encounter, to the cities and towns before was Injured on the way home Hatter. ______from a game. The and abuse the privilege granted for one year beginning July 1, are estabUahed. ^ tha opening meeting wMh a and wounded him with a knife. 0»e 1967 war, Coventry Yarn Shop toward the end of our Inconclusive in­ the end of the fiscal year is He is Meir VUner, who has George’s father brought Brad them, and dKJwed a willingness It was learned last Thursday. Also, the more the state takes riot Vllner Is part of a paradox in PoUA-bom VUner **1b SUBSCRIPTION RATES very welcome news to taxpay­ We hear so much about what is bad in the world th ^ , , sat in tha Knaaaet—parlla- Payable In Advance volvement there, the possibility that we home safely, reassuring him to keep things in control. Edmondson, who haa been over, the less towna have to aay ____ IsraeL VHner told the confer^ tha Middle B ast Arab ROUTE 81 & 275 One Year ...... *?2’22 ers. Before June 30th, Man­ somrtlmea wo tend to forget how much good theta U in , with the system a year, was about the school, they said. "lent-alnoa tea first session in have been engaged in trying to batter aU the way, end stayed with It riiould also be acknowledg­ Israel la one of the r^ io n ’e leagues In the R n e m t eound Six Months ...... 18.80 chester will get 8206,856. equiv­ U and a heap of It U right around home. . . „ ., 1949 as head o f the Israeli Com- ence, shoidd haU aU mlUtery more like guest speakers from COVENTRY, CONN, .Three Ifonths ...... 9.78 him unUl I arrived and they ed that a clean-up cwnmlttee hlrad at a starting salary of In other bustnese, Robert munlst party. action against Arab guanUIaa. few countries with a le|pl Com' One Month ...... 2^25 down a potential buffer state, located alent to about .8 of a mill <» the That is T^y we found a recent «**vertiiemTOt ^ . than IsraeU parlla^ were sure he would be O.K. headed by Martin Masur and |U>G00. Baldwin was appointed to serve Ouerrilla attacks, he con- munlst party, and the only Single Copy ...... 15c tax rate. Of thla amount about M a i T ^ e ^ l CO. In the LmrUtown. Pa. Sentinel y . 742-6049 By Carrier ...... weehly 78c______right where we would want one. Mike was so concerned • he weekend Vllner con- bohoou wcip jjj,t the la- atato whose Communistes w hw havew mentariane. __ Don MeUvler, armed with the According to EUen mils, esc* on the school study committee . uiuucu,, WBIO .—uw lauivlaui,. u*im a,,,, n xyw—— .. - *-.™ .. . • In a recent interview, VUner 8160,000 Is a grant for property teleplumed the next two days pick-up truck of David OrfltelH, retaiy of the board, the aoUon replacing Mrs. Armstrong, who ra«u government for not bow- been op«Uy active for the part MEMBER OF But the troublesome elemental cir­ ‘“ ‘*” m en William Mann Jr. settled at Mann Narrowa' tat - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , tax relief based on 816 per pupil to check and see how Brad .was . . . clean sweep of the onm thehib contract fnnirtook place at resigned, ogain,«»a»“ ‘i ot tlM notlonai eongreas , __ gg . years.a m k _■-«__ 9K vears said Rakah demands total wlth- The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ cumstance keeps showing itself. It may the spring of 1885 he wrote his father theae 'w w ^ • , j of Rakah, the Communlrt par- wlabea. ____ ^ i drawal of IsraeU forces from in our schools. Incidentally, doing. the Ttieaday night Broad d Ed- Baldwin titled to the use of republlcatkm . of all area, leaving It cleaner than it T S ew ter Is good. The forests and mountato ata won over Claire ty. The cengrMe lasted four VUneris unwavering fervor S^e A i^ regimes, occupied Arab land, recognition news dispatches credited to It or not othei^ be that not even Washington and Peking there is no requirement that I would like to thank the boys had been before the party. ■cation meeting while in exe­ Fletcher by a 8 to 2 baUot vote. . for the Bovlet wiM credited In this paper and also the any of this grant must be used and say they are fine young beautiful and abound In wildlife. And moet important of ------^ Ra by^e Arab states of larael’s local news published here. , , j. and Moscow all together can control Also, thanks go to the Man­ cutive aestlon after-the regular The srtiool board granted per- . haa made him local O i^ u n lr t parties in toe onlv wltWn the ore for education purposes. men and serve as a good ex­ all, the people are warm, lndustrl«)Ui, and lay , IW««*itea from soviet Mldeaet poUcy, has maae nun locai «w im u iu ^ sovereignty only wltWn the pre­ All li^ts of republlcatlon of special dis­ chester Pidlce Department'and meeting. mission to A to le ^ Union, Cmchoelovakia, Hun- one of the most unpopular fig- part while wooing -support from rocoanlUon of patches herein also reserved. Hanoi. Governor ,Meskill and those ample for younger boys. on h onw ^ My search for a place to try "W hand at Read Herald Advertisements surrounding neighbors for tiielr Mra. m na said, “The princi­ S's‘^ ^ ’S^ln tL ^ 2 T e ctoer urea in toe country. «id hi. Mo«tow. Only recmitly The Manchester Publishing Company as­ sincere flscally-respiMislble leg­ 9 Sincerely, paUence in seeing through the pal wanted the contract Just as days sumes no financial responsibility for geo­ “ “ wuIurlT m Sm *^ enthusiasm for ^ ^ 2 w * 2 d * S e ’ graphical errors appearing In adverUse- islators who Insisted that the Mrs. Robert Oomollo inconveniences caused by the much as we wanted him to have can attend, the Summer Olym­ state’s affairs be conducted to tlnuing through the generations of men that foUowed the ments and other reading matter In The celebratlim. i t " pics in Germany. These days Manchester Evening Hersild. Higrhest Paid Public Profession avoid a deficit deserve special Want Bfzs. Thompeon trade that he started. So, from the class oi 1972 and "We have honest work to a community where honest She aald the hoard was unani­ were granted wlto the under- Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Since these columns pedd some special public thanks -iind congratula- To the Ekfitor, its ^enda, fliank you! mous In their feeling he had Btendlng Leecoe would not re­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews. It is our desire to support the Shannon and Cmlen Inc., Special Agency Uens. They have persevered In David Larsson done a “ superb Jab" in the ceive payment for the time. notice to recent Manchester news which re-elecUon of Mrs. Kay Thomp­ ratee our children In a community where high f. —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. their efforts to funnel reaswi- President, MH8 Class of short time he haa been with the Schroder Resigna son for another term as a cotn- moral values are taught and reverenced. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ revealed a |S1,000 armual salsuy for our able funds back to the commu­ 11. At the Board of Selectmen missloner on the Manriiester 1973 "We are proud and happy to be here. school. TIONS. • ' . new superintendent of schools, we now nities to produce some measure Editor’s Note;’ We cannot help meeting thla week, toe resigna­ ^^Knovfl^’ ______^ ------Housing Authority. Signed: The Men and Women of the Ax Factory, Mann ! Mrs. mUa said the principal Display advertising closing hours of tangible property tax relief. but remark, vdiat a pleasant tion of Walter Schroder from also direct attention to news from the Mrs. Thompson is the only E d ge 1V)ol Co., Since 1843.” __ has cm exeeUent rapport with For Monday — 1 p m. Friday Now the Manchester Board of note for the 'mtry of the Class toe Zoning Board of Appeals For Tuesday — 1 p.m. ?iaturday woman iel There Is a lot of confusion due to the Monday holiday Mra. Roaen aald Dr. Maurtoe event of Amateur Radio Week come, do your part by clean­ -: had suddenly gone flabby and useless. cratic government in the world. That majwity Manchester’s youth up 46.1 per cent (827,714.14 in bUl about the forthcoming Independence Day which falls Roaa, associate oommlaakmer o f sponsored by the noticmal ama- I'i ing up the house, the yard or on Tuesday. Needless to say some folks, depending on warning had better be heeded. are real good Wds and only 1967 to 839.242.20 In 1971). Elec­ the administrative eervicea of organization, the even the neighborhood. What their employer of course, 'will enjoy a four-day holiday. If the sun will stay with him for a The pound had to be unhooked and al­ a minority ore dropouts and tricity up 72.9 per cent (884,- the state Department ot Edu Amertean Radio Relay League. you do now, will help in the Here at The Herald we’ll labor Monday, July 8, and close '' I day or two, dissolving direct contact, lowed to find a new and Inevitably low­ trouble makers. 176.86 In 1967 to 8M.106.68 In cotton has informed her a bill Local radio amateurs had set er, level for Itself because the present Mike Shensie and George 1971). During this same time end. July 4 for the observance. As we understand it Jttiy ♦ forcing reglonaliiatiop will be ^p mree complete radio statiims now and then, in some passing cloud Thankyou. government in Britain is the third in a the minimum wage has gone wasn’t one of the holidays included in the measure ado^it- reintroduced to the leglshdure on the Rt. 66 site and kept it Loyola Brannlck and ed by CJongress. The Important thing, regardless of when cover, the gardener, like the plant, will row there which has lacked the political from 81-70 In 1967 to 82-40 at the next year. going until 6 p. m. Monday Pamela Morton we observe the hoUday, Is that we keep In mind the eventually recover a portion, but never courage to resist unreasMiable and In­ A Thought for Today present time. In spite of the in­ According to Mbs. Rosen, night. flation-building wage demands from significance of Independence Day. Roes eold the question of forced 4 Sponsored by the Manchester crease in cost I would point out FTeld Day, SuUivan said, com- quite all, of the vigor that once was go­ reglonallaatinn might be eettled serious preparation for trade unlcms. Ootmcil of Churches that Manriiester Memorial Hos­ H erald « • * * • ing to make 1972's the real showpiece The sequence tells the story. On June pital still maintains

ST^kMFORD, Conn. (AP) —• can be Justified as long as slcn’s deficit and partly so the Increase argued that it came on through the Rowayton station would benefit from the fare in­ "What we’re really talking trains are late, crowded, dirty, state can embark on a program the heels of another IOC-ap­ before it remehibered to creases.- He said the benefi­ hot and uncomfortable. O bituary Delegate Dispute about Is taxpayers of the state of subsidisation of bus trans­ proved action last year in stop...It gets a little ludicrous.” ciaries would be the treasuries R ailroad Samuel Kanell, deputy trans- port. which Penn Central was U.S. Rep. Stewart McKinney, of New York and Connecticut, Pound versus the users cf the rall-^ p o r t a t i o n comtnlssloner, The ICC examiner. Paul Cler- allowed to greatly increase the R-Conn., called the fare In­ which have ag;reed to sidit the M lw maK A. M n a o o i • road," says a state official who claimed that rescinding the man, holds another hearing in price of its 10-trip ticket. crease "excessive, unjustified responsibility for deficits in­ BOLTON — M iu Elaa A. supports a recent 20 per cent fare Increases "would malce it Westport on whether to allow a "If all the improvements that and unwarranted." He main­ curred on the commuter line. JohnMn, 70, o( 1 Femwood Dr., Shakes M cGove^ fare Increase tor Penn Central impossible to carry out oper­ 20 per cent commuter increase we've been premised came to tained that no further increase Without the fare IncreaM , died thia morning at Manches­ D rifts Of a MoGovora nomiMtInn, toU cemmuters. ations to other forms of trans- that was put into effect earlier frulUon, then the increases should be granted until an eval­ Kanell said, the defldit next (Oonthmed from Page One) H earings Hewever, usere of the rail­ pcrtatlon.” ter Memorial Hospital. labor convenUon that p^tlcal this spring by Penn Central. He would be livable," so(d Nor­ uation has been filed with the year would amount to more road told an Interstate Com­ He said the increases are than $9.5 million. With the fare Miss Johnson was bom In ers support McGovern, he has somstimas D*t eon- said the ICX7 should rule on the walk Commltteewoman Sally KX; cn the latest increase. merce Ctommlsslon examiner needed partly so Connecticut Increase in about two months. Bolster. "This morning the Ro- Kanell argued that it Increases, h e . said, the deficit Hartford and had lived in Man- taken no [weltion on that dis­ tain suicidal ImpulMt.*' B s Lotver Thesday that no fare increase can meet its share In-the divl- Several opponents to the fare wayton train went right wouldn’t be the railroad that could be reduced to $6 million. (dtester for lO years before pute but backs a similar chal- mentioned ______neither______Ifoaovam coming to Bolton four years (Oontinaed from Page One) lenge by some of his downstate DamoonUlo p u ty by ago. She was employed as a minols supporters. . supervisor at the Aetna life In­ eventually will drop to $2.40, The final platform drqft ___ C o v e n t r y MANCHESTER PARKADE . . . TRI-CHY PLAZA, VERNON . . . CORBIN'S CORNER, W. HTFO. . . . NEW BRITAIN . . . BRISTOL PLAZA . . . NEW LONDON MALL surance Co., Hartford, before the level which ruled until last adopU McGovern’s caU for t^ fAvoHto. she retired five years ago after year’s devaluation of the U.fi. tal U.S. withdrawal from In- $« n m ^ alaotk for dochina aa the new pr©«ldent*a ____ M Bo years with the company. dollar fixed it at $2.00. Some European foreign ex­ first order of business, urges an Survivors are a brother, Al­ B ills O ut, change markets reopened. Tltey end to tax loopholes for Individ- bert L. Johnson of Wethers­ had been closed since Friday’s uaU and corporation*, and en- TlJoniaa Q. field; and two sisters, Mrs. surprise British move. dorses a prudent defense policy Charles OriWn. TJa upMt Win- Marlon J. Siemsen of Bolton In Italy,, where the m ajor Mi­ that cuts waste. It adopts some- ner In the 2nd DIstnot WM Da- T a x Due and Mrs. Alice Rohan of Man­ lan exchange reopened, the thing close to the McGovern vld Bowen, a formar liaad of chester. government stepped in quickly Irian fbr Income payments to federal-state progiams for >. tha Ftineral services will be Fri­ to thwart a run against the lire. replace the welfare system, but state. State Ben. BlUs Botfaron day at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill ’Ihe government ordered Ital­ omits any reference to the de- won in the 4th and Mats Ian. July 1 Funeral Home, 080 BSm St., ian banks to refuse to buy lire tails McGovern has outlined Ben Stone in the Btb. Rocky Hill. The Rev. Stephen from banks abroad. ’Ihe aim and la now revising. '■ '■ Tax collector Audrey Bray White of St. Mary’s Elplscopal was to protect Italy’s reserves As its final act, the Platform reports that all tax bills for Church, Manchester, will of­ of foreign currencies and at ttie Committee assured a con­ Babbidge Aske UxM due on the Grand Ust of ficiate. Burial will be in Rose same time prevent a flight of vention ailing for some 20 chal­ October i, i»71 have been mail­ Hill Memorial Park, Rocky capital. lenges to the proposed state­ Awards Go To ed out, and the furst payment O il. Most dealers rate the Italian ment of party poeition, in­ on these taxes Is due July i. Friends may call at the fu­ lire a shsdcy currency. Unlike cluding rejected planks on Region Grads A total 6,281 real estate no­ neral home tomorrow from 7 to the British pound, however, its abortion and homosexual rights tices were sent out, along with exchange rate is supported by as well as others opposed by ,4«B personal property and 6,606 2 0 p.m. UConn president Homer t>. Girdles & Bras The family suggests that any international agreements. the Wallace forces. motor vehicle notices. Babbidge has requested that Bills totsling up to $60, and memorial contributions may b e ______McGovern called the pro­ new scholarships sstabUshsd la made to the Heart Association posed *platform "beautiful.” an motor vehicle taxes, are due his name by the Ubivsrstty of in full In July, otherwise the of (Greater Hartford, 810 Collins Spokesmen for Humphrey and Connecticut Alumni Association K e y Planks second i»ym ent is due in Janu­ by Formfit Rogers St., Hartford. Sen. EMmund MusUe also be earmarked for those gradu­ praised it, but Ctiaiies C. Sni­ ary 197$. No bills are sent out In Platform ates of the Regional Oommunlty for the January installment. George W. Kellem der, Wallace’s national cam­ College System, who slaot to paign director, called It "a sui­ Taxes may be paid by mail to ROCKVHJjEI — George W. WAfflnNQ’TON (AP) —Here continue their studlss at tte cide note” that ignores voters’ Mrs. Bray in the Town Hall, or & Kayser Permalilt Kellem, 7B, of Portland, Ore., are key planks in the Demo­ UofC. wishes. in person at her office during formerly of Rockville, died Sun­ cratic Platform Committee’s The 12 community ooUefss In Uttle Rock, McGovern the week. Those mailing pay­ day in Portland. draft for the 1972 national con­ are: Greater Hartford, kouiM- ments who wish receipts should vention: met with Gov. Dale Bumpers tonic (Bridgeport), Maaohsatar, ’nie funeral and buHal were enclose a stamped, self ad­ VIETNAM—”If the war U Promise of Peace and other Aiiuuuas delegates, Mattatuck (Watsrbuxy), Mid­ off and mere in Portland. all committed to home-state dressed envelope. M to V2 befme the next dlesex (Middletown), Mohsgaa Mr. Kellem lived in Rockville ended Yippie Jerry Rubin, left, and his lieutenants an- Tuesday are, from left: Patty Oldenburg, partly Rep. Wilbur D. Mills until re­ Those with questions, Includ­ before moving to Oregon in the administration nounce plans for nonviolent activities during the hidden; Ed Sanders; and Abbie Hoffman. Rubin (Norwich), Nortfawestsm (Wln- ing those who have recently leased, and said afterward It sted), Norwalk, <)ulnsbaug Val­ early IMO’s. He was a Navy takes office, we {Sedge as the July 10-14 Democratic National Convention. Other points to a bird of peace sculpture. purchased property, may call was a ’’free, friendly, satisfying ley (KlUlngly, South Osatral veteran of World War I. first order of business, an im­ Youth International Party leaders in Miami Beach ______(AP photo) Mrs. Bray at 742-7609. mediate and complete with­ exchange of views.” (New Haven), Tuuds (Farm­ Survivors are a brother, State Democratic Oiairman AriMtndloa drawal of all U.S. forces in In­ ington) and North Oentfal (En­ Charles H. Kellem of Rockville; Joe Purcell said the delegates The Board ot Education and dochina.” field). were much Impressed with the Coventry Federation of misses’ & juniors’ great and a sister, Mrs. Charles Bow­ BUSING—"Transportation of McGovern. Henry Wilkins m , a TTie BChotanhlpa were Initial- Teachers held a mediation ses­ man of Mount Airy, N. C. students is another tool to ac­ C alifornia New Hope for New Hope black delegate, predicted the a’jth<^xed June 10 duri^ sion Monday end will move im­ complish desegregatlan. It senator would get more than Alumiri mediately to the arbitration Mrs. George Bermett must continue to be availaUe, COVENTRY — Mrs. Ruby V oting O n (Contlnaed from Page One) “expected.” ’The Judge refused He observed stigma attaicfaed half the 27 votes If the delega- monlal to the retiring W on n stage, with salaries and life in­ according to Supreme Court de- to allow a member of the board to property near the OAorn Uon is released. president. At surance the only remaining ^lor 74 ellmb^te legaUy im- property extends to within 600 summer dress sale Beach Fla., ftwmerly of Covrai- “ •' to testify as requested by Lavltt Brison (Farm as an example, At a news conference there, aniuxmced that items to be settled. poeed segregation and improve M arijuana try, died last Thursday in Boyn­ feet of the Stafford town line saying ha would read the trana- and said that people tend to McGovern said he had called b^4ge should determine the -No progress was made in the quality of educatlan for all manner in woioh the echoler- ton Beach after a short Illness. (Gonttmied from Page One) and consequently the board’s cript and decide the case on riiy away. party chairman O’Brien and in­ mediation. She was the wife of George Ben­ children.” Some forecast the pound acticni was UlegAl since it fall- record rather than try to get Asked if it was fais impres- dicated he wants him to keep ships were to be awarded. Both aides are in the proc­ TAX REFCHtM—“We endorse nett. Among young voters that I’atio to give notice of its bearing Into the minds of people. ston the glrla would stiU be “ on the Job. McGovern’s comments Today he explained that it is ess of selecting arbiters, and The funeral and burial were as a minimum step the MiUs- is 4-1 Democratic. to the Stafford clerk as require To prove the undesirable ef- drugs, OoUlns answered ’’still fnUowed a nubllshed reixnt that wish the ■chotarahlpe (ea«rii fiirtiier dates on hearings are fects of New Hope Manor on on or going through the pro- .» «iuwi\ h. •ar.ntxf •«. Saturday in Boynton Beach. Ma,-isfleld Tax PoUcy Review ‘"Their vote will be felt, not g,j by the senator {rianned to replace valued at $600) be awarded an­ expected to be announced early Mrs.______Bennett was bom in_____ Cov- Ac: of 1972, which would repeal only on the initiative, but on area property values LavUt cedure of withdrawing from O’Brien if he wen the nomi­ nually to a member ot the in July. ^ 8 - ^ 1 1 - ^ 1 5 entry and attended Morse Bust- vlrtuaUy all tax preferences in to candidates, too.” Ashford ^ called to the stand a real es- use.” nation and the privilege of graduating class of each of the . l*wq Damage ness OoUege, Hartford. She was “ ’® existing law over the period ..j think the impact would no. tate appraisor, David M. Ool- After it was brought out that the party phnirmn community coUeges “ arbose -Richard Oalinat, director of ability, experience and outjkxA a member of the Second Con- l«7<-7e “ » <* be electing iegl lators who are 11ns of Suffield who has made the girls would not be a d m it t eO’Brien d _____ responded, "Sen. maintenance tor the local values to $36 demonstrate the importance gregatlonai Church of Coventry » systematic review of honest and responsive to where else only a tolt^ par- appraisals in that area in the before cennidete wltfadrawl, and uroavA ni made clear in his schools, reports extensive dam­ and validity of a system ct open age to the lawn in front of Cov­ befwe moving to Florida. ‘ *'*‘*’ nation. ’The p«<^e. I think the flood of ®®* surrounding the 10 past. that he had no knowledge of call to me his delsre that I con­ CoUlns said the value of the the kind of program and staff and accesslMe higher educa­ entry High School due to auto­ Survivors, besides her hus- unjustified cf the tax loop- initiatives for November U evl- room colonial buUdlng would be tinue as naUcnal chairman Over 300 dresses in each D&L store repricec'* Deodato property would decline planned, he was asked If this tion.’’ mobiles being driven over it. band, are a son, Howard Ben- **<>1®“ should, however, be ^gnce the legislature is not used by the rehaMUtatlon cen- should he be the nominee. ’Die for this special eventi Casual and dressy 20 per cent, from $26,(X)0 to $20,- would make a difference In According to Babbidge, bis Gahnat points out that of- nett of , Tex.; a daugh- cloeed Immediately.” doing tts Job.” tor, and this would be 1,000 feet senator did not seek a com­ ter, Mrs. Dorothy FlnsUver of CEUJNGS—“ A first priority spokesman for Republican from the town line. 000, If the center is permitted, depreciation. He said it decision was intended "to fSnders are subject to prosecu­ styles. . .polyester knits, cotton blends, A kioI mitment and none was given.” dem feet away ing the summer months. paign. About Town the university’s historic com­ well as wages.” . ^ duced after the board’s actlcoi as the crow files €u»d 28<» feet Asked if he knew its use as a There were these other devel- Viet Drafting mitment to accessible higher Social DRAFT—” We urge aboUUon 'The executive board of the Man- in order to make that action as cars go . rehabilitation center was limited opments; of the draft.” cheater Jaycee Wives will meet CMllns said he based his pre- to 18 months, the appraiser said _jn silver Spring, Md., Dr. education in Oonnecticut” (CoatiiHied from Page One) legal. AMNBOTT—’To those who for tonight at 8 at the h ^ e of .u 1 dictions on his own Judgment he didn’t, but that property vai- stacy Rollins reported that A UCTcnn admissions cCBee sale! predict that Nixon would direct reasons of conscience refused McCray, 280 E. Mid- Berman argued tne le ^ was adniiuing he had no experience ues would be affected during Wallace is gaining weight and study in 1969 indicated com- Security further tro<^ cuts in the future, to serve in this war and were die Tphe.______referred to at the meeting as with but that, that time and what haiq>ened g‘,andlng with the aid ot braces. college transfers to the told reporters, ”We will have prosecuted or sought refuge “The abutters show obvious afterward was n.n, boU He u - said Wallace would hbe . able„w « UiUverslty had Uttle trouble Special Group of 3-pc. Polyester another announcement on this making the grade. This faU the abroad, we state our firm in­ concern -and when great con- game.” to attend the conventlon- subject before Sept. 1.” ______cern is shown this does In fact Briefs are being filed this ^ university expecU 166 transfers tention to declare amnesty, on —In Washington, A FL-dO Q and A Suits, 10-18 ...... 29.90 have a very serious effect on week by both sides and a €e- from the community ooUege FORMFIT ROGERS ;i;‘“a';i>rrprjrt;- b;su.w i;in the Allies Battle President George Meany, re­ when asked whether all of the property values." cislon is expected next week. system. fighting has ceased and portedly cool to the posribUity Q. I became disabled tour Special Group of Famous Maker Seamless cup bandeau bras of Dacron tri­ 10,000 being withdrawn from tro(q>s and prisoners of war Vietnam between July 1 and yeeurs ago, but I did not ap­ cot, fiberfilled. A cup, 34-86, B cup 82-8^, have returned. September 1 will be sent ply for Social Security bene­ Dresses, 10-18, reg. $ 2 8 ...... X9.90 C cup 82-36. reg, $ 5 ...... 3 -9 G MIDDLE EAST—A Demo­ For Quang Tri fits at that time because I home, but he pointed out that a cratic administration should (DftL, Dreesee, aU stores) Long stride panty girdle, side panels, split great deal depends on the in­ h i^ d to go back to work. . . . provide Israel with aircraft cans thought it was a payoff to crotch. M,L,XL,XXXL. reg. 18.50 IG JW tentions of the North Vietnam­ (Continued from Page One; Could I file for disability and other military equipment Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van ’Toan, benefits now? ese whether additional U.S. sea In the quantity and sophis­ to the hour of the Saigon offen­ Special group of Closeout Panty Girdle^. and air power will be required. who was recently named com­ A. Yes. Regardless of when tication she needs to preserve sive. North Vietnamese troops you became disabled, you can S,M,L. reg. $8 ...... S . M He pointed out that an. Inter- her strength . . . (and should) and tanks struck before dawn mander of the 2nd Military Re­ Summer nationaUy supervised cease-fire . . apply tor benefits at any the peuties into at a paratrooper position three gion, whlcd includes Binh Dinh. Special group of average and long le n f^ throughout Indochina would end . * • • time. However, if retroactive panty girdles, front panels. P,S,M,L,XL. negotiations toward a miles southwest of My Oianh. These sources said Ctol.' ’Iho is benefits are payable, they the need for U.S. air and naval permanent political settlement. The Saigon command said four reg. $7-$9 ^LEG power. an old friend and associate of may be paid only tor the 12 tanks were destroyed, and in months before the date ot ap­ ’Die United States currently two skirmishes that followed, Toan. ‘"Toan’s got some ptdlti- has about 63,000 men assigned plication. Personal Notices 120 of the enemy and five South cal favors, and ’Thleu wants to bases in Thailand and there Canvas Q. I am confined to a hospital. Vietnamese were killed and 29 them,” one Ameridan said. has been an addiUcxi of 26,000 Since I can’t come to the So­ government troops were Blnh Dinh is one of the areas air men and naval personnel in In Memoriam cial Security office to apply In sad and lovin* memory of wounded. least contrcdled by the Saigon areas adjacent to Vietnam 0 • • • • • tor monthly dlsabUity bene­ John Touchette. who passed away On the botUefront north of government, and the North since the start of the offensive. June 38, 1971. fits, what other arrange­ Saigon, the South Vietnamese ifletnamese captured three of But Ziegler viewed this In­ 0 • • • • • • • • ments can I make? Never rose to wealth or fame. command said 265 enemy Us nine districts in their cur­ crease as "minuscule” when Simply lived, and simply died. A. Call or write the Social But the passing of his name troops and 11 South Vietnamese rent offensive. But the Ameri­ ...... Casuals Security office In Bast Hart­ compared with the number of Left a sorrow, far and wide. were killed In three actions cans blame the South Vietnam­ Not for ^ ory he'd attained ford; our telephone number Americans withdrawan from Nor for what he had of pelf Tuesday south of An Loc. ese army’s 22nd IMvlslon rather Is 244-3717. It Is quite likely Vietnam since 1969. He said Were the friends that be had American pilots reported hit­ than *be militia forces con­ gained. that the necessary forms can that only a small number had But for what he was himself. ting an enemy ammunition trolled by Chuo. "Without him been assigned to other coun­ be completed over the phone Sadly Hissed. storage area nearby and setting It would have been worse,” tries. Norman Comollo Family erff more than 400 secondary ex-^ said one American. and mailed to you for signa­ plosions. ^ Thleu came under fire in Sai- SALE! ture. Or, a representative In the air -war against North g(m from political opponents from the office will visit you Vietnam, U.S. Jets hit ’Tuesday after his supporters in the Sen­ at the hospital and assist you two miles from the center cf ate called a secret rump ses­ in filling out the necessary Hanoi tor the second successive sion Thesday night without any form. ^ day, striking at an airfield and opposition members present Q. How old does a disabled a vehicle repair facility, the and adopted the controversial worker have to be to receive U.S. Command reported. It said bill giving the president power Social Security monthly dis­ This is the one Air Force plane was shot to nile by decree for six ability benefits? down and its two crewmen months, A. There Is no minimum age, season for were missing. Han(rf Radio but a minimum work period claimed five American planes " under Social Security is re­ BLACK were downed over Hanoi ’Tues- quired to be eligible for dis­ day and said among the pilots reg. 6.00 ability benefits. If a person CARPENTER ANTS captured was Air Force Capt. becomes disabled before 24, Richard Logan Francals. It he needs credit for years In addition to being said he was injured. of work during the three unsightly and unsanitary. The U.S. 0>mmand said years Just before his disabil­ Black Ants excavate clouds limited assessment of ity began. If his disability extensive galleries in wood bomb damage, but at least one A bright opportunity savings! Hem's starts between 24 emd 31, he to serve as nesting places hangar was destroyed. ’The needs work credits for half and may cause extensive Ctommand said U.S. planes flew o fun, "let's go" shoe that's lightweight and com­ the time after 21 and before damage to your home. 290 strikes against the North he became disabled. If a ’Tuesday and also destroyed or fortable for an your summer travels. Non-skid rubber sole is trimmed with braided rope worker becames disabled af­ damaged three bridges, eight ter 31, he needs credit for at boys’ & girls’ swimwear storage areas, three antiair­ for a sporty effect. Bene or white 5-10. M; turquoise 5-10 M, 6-10 N. least 5 years of work in the craft sites Euid a petroleum fa­ 10 years before the start of famous knit separates cility. Moil and Phene Orders. . . CoH 644-2424 the disability. junior pique smocks KAYSER PERMAUFT Meanwhile, President Thieu fired a province chief American Open Monday through Friday 10-9; Saturday tiU 5:30 Have a question about Social 30% oH Nylon tricot bras with fiberfill. A,B,C Security and Its retirement, cups, 82 to 36. reg. $ 4 ...... S-SG .BLISS officials consider one of the 2.99 to 4.99 reg. $3 to 99 best in the country. Vietnam survivors, disability or Medi­ lor a Preventife Maintenance program 8.99 Long leg panty girdle, magic open ovid Press, the government news ■e care benefits? Write to Ques­ reg. |4 to $8 This-minute styles in boys’ lastex swim reg. |13 crotch, reinforced split hip, back panel. agency, confirmed the ouster of tions ft Answers, Social Secur­ trunks or nylon stretch knit jams. Solids Col. Nguyen Van Chuc as the ity office, 667 Main St., East A large range of l'’'wlretapplnc. cl an illegal tap ciannot, there- Take Rt. 44A to 649-4908 State Master Councilor American Civil Liberties Union Last March. U.S. Solicitor Brennan, for the majority, fore, bo Jailed on| a contempt more revonue. procedures may have been plans to ask the Supreme Court General Erwin N. Griswold told based the declslwt on the 1958 finding until the, government South Rd.i Bolton commloaton may atop the partly to blame. Brian McAwley, son of to reconsider its 5-4 decision the Justices the surveillance Sate Streets Act. which made defends Its ^wcedures. Open 10 - 4, Tues • Bat. qnaM riy drawinca after the Mrs. Anthony McAwley of barring a suit against Army had been stopped. He called It unauthorised wiretapping a Dcuglas, Stewai^ White and next^pne in September and of- 14 Edgerton St., has been surveillance of civilians. an Inappropriate use of mill- crime. Marshall backed Breimw. The Come In. and browse. feKloktead "a lot more prlgea elected state master coun­ Aryeh Neier, AdiU executive tary resources, but said It did Brennan said a balky witness four Nixon admln^tratlon ap- on a vreekly basis," said Com­ cilor of the Order of De- director, said in New York he net violate any law or the Con- who claims he was the target polntees dissented, i mission chairman Paul Sllver- Molay in Connecticut. His will base his motion on the fact stltutlcn. ----- ’ ------| gleld at the State Capitol Tues­ PLAZA DEPT. STORE election and installation Justice William H. Rehnqulst Ervin’s bill Is an attempt to | day. took place at Wesleyan participated in the decision. get such an antisurveillance SUvergleid acknowledged that 705 EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Neier said Rehnqulst, a for- Isw on the books. His position Ucket sales have been "eroded University where the 42nd mer JusUce Department offl- at the court hearing was that by the impact ot the Maasachu- (aerass fram St. Bartholomew's Church) annual State Conclave of dal, should have stepped out of an 1678 law ImpUcltly bars the ARE YOU 11 YEARSlOLD OR OLDER? setts lottery and by the fact OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. tiH 9 1 Connecticut DeMolay took the case because he testified In Army surveillance by generally that "the novelty wore off.” place last weekend. March 1971 about the suit be- prchlbltlng use of the mlllUry • ARE YOU INTERE8TH1D IN EARNING YpUR OWN MONEY? The Gaming Commission Swim Caps - Thongs - Ear Plugs t Flashlights - Batteries - McAwley thus becomes the fore a Senate subcommittee. *<>«• “police purposes." • HAITE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT SAVING f IoB YOUR FUTURE BDUOATIONT asked State Sen. Jay Jackson fourth past master councilor of The ACLU official said Rehn- still, under that law, the D-Weat Hartford, for more flex­ Thermos Bottles and Fillers John Mather Chapter to serve quist told the subcommittee president has some leeway to • DO YOU KNOW THE VALU ABLE KNOw JlBPOB YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN­ ibility in tinkering with the lot­ I — Name Tapes as state master councilor, the that the suit was not properly use federal troops In Insuiitces ING YOUR OWN BUSINESa? tery apparatus, and Jackson agreed to have his regulations others being Marshall B. Hodge, befere the courts. of Insurrection and domestic • HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT WOUU> LUCE TO OWN YOUR OWN Review Committee consider the Beach Bags - Food 1960-51; Raymond D. Blanco, Rehnqulst was nominated to violence. And Burger noted In PAPER ROUTE? ! 1953-54; and Raymond J. Isleib, the Supreme Court by Presi- his opinion that the Army sur- request at a meeting July 6. n’ Beverage Storage 1970-71. McAwley succeeds dent Nixon last October. He veillance may have been con- 'Ilie first quarterly drawing-- Carl G. Bk of Bast Haven as was confirmed and took his nected to an order by former THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Chests - Swim Trunks I ■ ( the lea i«r of the state chapter. seat In January. The freshman President Lyndon B. Johnson in Other officers elected by the Justice voted with the majority 1967 using federal troops to HAS ROUTE OPENINaS IN MANCHESVER AND IN SUBURBAN AREAS Auto Accidents Cost - Playwear - Chinet I Monday to cancel out the suit help quell civil disorders in De- delegates of the conclave are S14.3 BUUon in 1971 Picnic Plates. M Robin A. Heller of Orar-ge, aa well as a full-dress Army- troit. CHICA(30 — *nie coet of auto­ state senior councilor; and surveillance Inquiry that had Justice William O. Douglas ii mobile accidents to Americans Everybody is pleased Fred Leue Jr. of Cromwell, been ordered by the U.S. CIr- said In dissent that Congress IP YOU ARB INTERESTTED, THE APPliCATTON was $14.8 billion in 1971, com­ state junior councilor. cult Court for the District of has never authorized Pentagon BELOW WILL MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU ijo TAKE at PLAZA pared with $18.6 billion in 1970, TTiree members of John Columbia. surveillance over civilians. THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YO^R OWN Chief Justice Warren E. Bur- And, he said, "one can search the National Safety Council Mather Chapter were appoint­ ROUTE. ' says. The figures include wage ger said in the majority opinion the Constitution in vain for any Quality Products • - • Budget Prices ed to-fill posiUons in the state losses, medical expenses, prop­ that the four individuals and such authority." PHI It out and mall to Manchester EvenlnR Herald, chapter. Past Master Councilor erty damage and insurance- 13 Blssell St., Manchester 06040. John DiCioccio Jr. was ap­ nine groups who fUed the free- Unlng up with Burger and claims costs. pointed state scribe, and James speech case failed to show they Rehnqulst were the two other Clifford and Dustin W’ood were suffered Injury. Burger said Rixon appointees, Justices Har- appointed state stewards. courts should not sit "as vlr- jy ^ Kackmun and Lewis F. The officers of the State tually conUnulng monitors of powell Jr., and Justice Byron Chapter were installed Satur­ the wisdom and soundness of White ADDRESS day night by reUring State Mas­ executive actions." Dissenting besides Douglas ter Councilor Bk. Assisting him Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- ^ r e Justices William J. Bren- in the installaUon were Roger who helped Potter Stewart and Cole, past master councilor of case In the court, described the jhurgood Marshall, Walls Rise at New Home for The Herald Meriden Chapter and a past decision as "unwise and jj, another 5-4 ruling, the state master councilor, as in­ wrong.” He said he would in- granted grand-jury wlt- (Herald photo by Pinto) troduce a bill today to hold mil- nesses the right to refuse to Workmen continue to add concrete Blocks to what will soon be stalling senior councilor; Hodge, McAwley receives jewel from McBride. now grand commander of the itary surveillance to strict Urn- testify until the government one wall of the new addition to 'fhe Herald plant. Work on the ConnecUcutt Court of Cheva- year. He has also received the that can be conferred upon shovtrs It did not engage In llle Tliat Is. civilians could b e ______liers, as installing junior coun Representative DeMolay Award DeMolay for outstanding new addition was betrun in late May, and completion of the proj­ shadowed by the military only cllor; Johu Mosely, state mas- and the Blue Honor Key. conspicuous service to the on direct orders from the presl- ter courcilor of Maine, as in- His activities with the state der. ect is estimated for early October. The addition is part of the detit and when necessary to NOTICE stalling chaplain; and Isleib, as chapter began with his appoint- McAwley is also a member of , , . .__ j j plans to convert The Herald to the cold type method of printing. installing master. ment as state historian in 1969. the New England Regional ^ MANCHEST6R STATE BANK Following his installation. Since then he has served as a Planning Commissirmit iirveil" The addition and conversion to cold type will cost in excess of McAwley was presented with a special assistant to the state sociate member of the Masonic ~ u r h n nnnlierl W R Close ot 3 P.M. Monday, July 3rd, special state master councilor’s master councilor, state senior Youth Activities Committee of llltarv^ half a million dollars. The new additipn extends from the rear collar and jewel. The jewel was deacon, state senior councilor, the Grand Lodge of Masons of . ood Rnopen for Burinets at 9 A.M. presented on behalf of John and now state master coun- Connecticut, and a Sir Knlgh't * i, of the existing Herald plant. It will front on Brainard PI. Jack R. Mather (Cluipter by Past Mas- cilor. In 1971 he was honored of the Order of Knighthood of on Wedoesday, July 5Hi Hunter • Construction of Manchester is the general contractor ter Councilor Robert B. Me- for his work in the state chap- DeMolay. Bride, who had appointed Me- ter by being the first and only At the Grand Banquet which ^ theHmr cftvttl r He it for the addition. (Herald photo by Pinto) Awley to his first office in John member of the Order in Con- preceded the installation of of- ^ ^ “ Coiwreaa not the Mather Chapter following his necticut to have ever received fleers of the state chapter, two ^ . __ jjjg initiation into DeMolay in Feb- the International Distinguished trophies were awarded to John _____ , pass j ogm______elearanee/sale ruary 1968. Service Award from the Su- Mather Chapter. The first was ------‘ “ V * .-..s' Drastic McAwley served as master preme Council. for taking first place in the councilor of John Mather Chap- Between June 15 and 22, he State Ritual Competition for the ter in 1970, and has been serv- was serving as one of Connect- year of 1971, The second trophy Legal Notice Reductions On ing as the chapter scribe since icut's two delegates to the In- was the annual Grand Master’s V * > •/ leaving that office. He received tematlonal DeMolay Congress Trophy fer taking first place in Court of Probata DUtrlct of Manchester the past master councilor’s held in Hollyw(x>d, Fla., and is the Grand Master’s Class held n o t ic e t o CREDITORS PETTI POINT PIQUE PRINTS Meritorious Service Award serving on the International in March of this year. This tro- ESTATE OF JACK ROBINSON from the Supreme Council for CommUtee on Public RelaUons. phy was present by Merle P. ‘\5tii«1r5d%.” aU

Court of Probate District of Manchester JULY 4th SPECIALS NOiicc; OF CKciDiTORS 1, KEEP A MINIMUM BALANCE OF S300 IN A PREMIUM SAVINGS AC­ ESTATE OF ALFRED A. AMELL Values To *1A9 Yd. Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Rappe. Acting Judge, all claims FIRESTONE DELUXE SUP-R-BELTS must be presented to the fiduciary cottons, rayons, acetates COUNT WHICH EARNS 5% named below on or before Septem­ ber 26, 1972 or be barred by law. The 1st Line-Not Blems-Not Seconds fiducjary is: blends 36" to 45" widths Glendora Amell Elizabeth Drive Manchester, Conn. 06040 oil machine washable SALE NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OP CONNECtICUT SIZE ORIGINALLY PRICE COURT OF PROBATE Court of Probate. District of An­ dover, District No. 16. E78-14 WW $45.75 9 211.9 5 ESTATE OF ANASTASIA SOROKOUT TEXTURED SP^T PRINTS F78-14 WW $48.50 Date of order, June 23. 1972. 8 3 0 .9 5 Petitioner. Peter Sorokollt, Admin­ istrator. Date of hearing. July 7, 2. KEEP A MINIMUM BALANCE OF S300 IN YOUR PERSONAL CHECK­ G78-14 WW $53.25 8 3 1 J I5 1972, time of hearing, 1:00 p.m.. place of hearing. Bolton Center Rd. 36" TERRY CLOTH SOUDS .$54.25 ^Iton. G78xl5 WW 8 3 2 .9 5 Compliance date. June 28. 1972- ING ACCOUNT Upon the application of the petl- H78-15 WW $.59.50 8 8 4 JI5 tloner praying that the administra­ tion account be accepted and the oi-der of distribution be granted as TW ia SPORI^ FABRICS L78-15 WW $68.50 8 3 9 .9 5 per application on file more fully appears. It U ordered that: Said applicatl be heard and determined at the A SSO R T E D s u m m e r K N IT S 3. YOU GET A FREE PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH NO SERV­ Court of Probate at the date and place Indicated above. By Order of the Court NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge MANY FLOCKED FANCIES ICE CHARGES. OTHER SIZES AT NOTICE OF HEARING STAic. uF CO Ni^,.iiCUT COURT OF PROBATE Court of Probate, District of An­ REDUCED PRICES ALSO. dover. District No. 16. ESTATE OF ETHEL L. GOSLEE Date of order. June 23. 1972. Petitioner, i.ois Altken Kraft, e> Values To *1.98 Yd. all fires plus fax ecutrlx. Date of hearing, July ( 1972. time of hearing. 1:00 p.m place of hearing, Bolton Center. BoL cottons, rayons, acetates ton. Conn. No Trade-In Needed Compliance date. June 28. 1972. blends 36" to 45" widths Upon the application of the peti­ tioner praying that administration account be accepted and an order of all machine washable distribution be granted as per appU’ cation on file more fully appears. Sale Ends... It Is ordered that: Said applicatl be heard and determined at t Court of Probate at the date. Ur f A F U u l and place indicated above. July 8th! By Order of the Court MANCHESTER STATE BANK service! NORMAN J. PREUSS. Joidge NOTICE OF HBARINO STATE OF CONNECTICUT COURT OF PROBATE 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Court ol Probate, Diatrlct of An­ dover, DUtrict No. 16. ESTATE OF MARTHA BRAND. TRUST T o1o|iIk >th' Date of order, June 23, 1972. SO-FRO FSBRICSI TR I i o r n s : Moiui.’u ’‘m '.i Fi i(i;i\ .’I !i. ly Petitioner, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, Trustee. Date nil :i.n. I-: I J iH/i'ii. hearing. July 11, 1972, time of hear­ always first quality fdbrics t- t’liiiig I’."" I'-iii .'d ! I'.in. ' 1 \ ‘ * I : 1.1! t ' ^ ^ * MORIARTY ing, 1:00 p.m., place of hearing, Bol DUIVEM N 'I K1 I.KU: Mon l.iv thiii 1'^ in’ 'i ton Center R d„ Bolton, Conn. Compliance date, June 28, 1972. ■. M, Tlnir^'in'. .•' .■'niivr n;"ii |ur. 1-- i’ in. I- ■ i-ia.v '.'.on ;i.in Upon the application of the peti­ t-. :’,;nii p.m. S;aunlav -1:1111 a.m. I- I --'" ' tioner praying that the trust account CALDOR^S SHOPPING CENTER be accepted as per application on file more fully appears, 1151 TOLLAND TPKE. — EXIT |93 AT 1-86 MKMIM'K I 111) BROTHERS It ia ordered that: Said applicatl be heard and determined at I 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER PHONE 643-5135 Court of Probate at the (iate, time and place indicated above. OPEN MON. r SAT. 9:30-9:30 TEL. 646-7728 By Order of the Court NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge f /' f /• r -

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN PAC^E TWELVE B£ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCttfiSlER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1972 This sort of book .could have The 18 writers repreaented In weaknesses that are described with concurrent activities as a Wasn’t Timber W olf been written only by an unusu- this anthology were selected by with grace and cleverness. Hie >4irector, actor, newspaperman, SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) — The animal, instead, is prob­ wit. formidable card player and In the \ al author. Page Is a former Auchlncloea for their verve and title fulfills Its promise of spe- Jay (3ordray thought he killed a ably "pure coyote, possibly Journalist and businesaI employe literary tradition, while keeping clal .works, by gifted authors. la'^les' man. timber wolf but he was unsure, with a little dog breeding in its Stamps Newa ...... Book Review ...... studied social anthro- clear of relevancy. These un- Helen Jtcaeph The fund of public knowledge so he sent photographs of the background," Paul said, j , HI W.I ^ pology. He is British, but the usual stories are like waves of Aaaocisted Press is most expanded on that last animal to the Illinois State Ml^ ’nmber wolves have been ab­ JOtTBNETS. By Edmund 8. "Me Management Consultant, majority of his examples are literary freshness. Item. The famous Mary Astor seum for identification. sent from northern Illinois Muskle,DmMeday. 204 pages. You Witch Doctor," the author from the American scene—he ispv Beerbohm’s "Hilary OEfffiOE 8. KACFMAN: An case, it tuma out, was but one Jehn R. Paul, museum cura- where the animal was killed for W|S[E8H Tntimste Portrait. By Howard of many affairs, now reported tor ct zcclogy, said the creature at least SO' and probably closer **-N. makes the point that both types devotes a good Wt of space to Maltby and Stephen Braxton" Hsrs Is an unusual com- Teirhmaim. Atheneum. SIB discreetly. was ‘‘not a wolf in the sense of to 100 or more years, Paul said, tell their customers what they the techniques of Holiday Inns, ^ extremely entertaining Affectionate urtnnlty and blnallon of persmal memoir want to hear. And he finds trlb- fer example, story full of wit and dignified Around Broadway he was ths a Umber wclf.” and a low-keyed poUUcal es- ' considerate understanding have al equivalents for such people Perhaps Page has overdone humor that develops Into hilar- George who did everything. shaped the portrait. The warts BEEI say—an essay in which Muskle as ^vertlsing men and stock, his thesis. He piles example ify. Maltby commits an unchar- The everythlngs tta t ^ d up to ,m ph.,ued, but they manages to make his main market traders, upon example until It gets a bit itaWe act reflecting selfishness ahowUs legend. In this lively points by describing how, as hts haven't been eraaed. The book He also borrows from tribal thick. But whether be takes the and vanity. The burner begins volume, a good friend eeeka de- Is rounded with a choice picto­ potMtoal career progressed, he lore memy examples of what re ^ e r to a tribal feast or an when he is tripped by his own flnlUve perspective upon the foi^|Uated his poelUon ecial type of ability, deter­ parable status symbols and up- Aaaoclated ' Presa who is ahead of the times in C.redita to Turkey tha - Ume the book would get manship. ------of depletion by ti^ c . ANKARA — Turkey wUl re- BACKPACKING mination and courage—will be CHUCK FILLETS Into 'circulation his political for­ her freedom of thought and held In West Germany this The title’. Incidentally, has to FABLES OF WIT AND ELE- compassion for the poorer The method enables more co- c«‘ve credlU t o t ^ $180 mll- OERBT - ALPINE DESIGNS - PRIMUS - EUREKA tunes might bs up or down. do with a custom of the GANCE. 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MANCHEStER EVENlN(i HERALt), MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE PGUBTEEN MANCHESTER EVElttNO HERALD. MANCHISTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 P R . LAWRENCE E. LAMB I College Notes | BOY SCOUT Dennis Madlgan of 87 North Notes and News St., wlio recently received a The Baby Has Sodium Causes Fluid BA degree in history from East­ ern Oohnecticut State OoUege, cub Pack M WUUmantlc, has been award­ Derby Race Wlmiers in a re­ Retention ed a citation from the c<^ege cent Pack 64 meeting at Bent­ By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. for outstanding achievement in ley School; are as follows: Den Been N^med ' __» ...K T HA cause fluid in the ly be eaten. The same thing history. He maintained a dean’s 1, Robert LeBreau, first place, applies to rice and most list standing throughout his col­ John Warrington, second; Den years where. ^ can kidney dis- cereals. Of course, you need lege years. 8, I&rt Wagner, first, Roger in my feet and a w e s , also to avoid products made with Asselin, second; Den 3, Charles salt, like some bakery prod­ Lehmann, Tbomas RTUlam. son of Capt A. W U ll^ “ no The important thing to do Miss Dol- and circus was held recently May 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal graiM- most of these problems and take. If a more severe re- international president of B’nai in order to live and pay my They have everytoong .... day or Thursday, a shampoo ogy, drama, and studio arts. by Cub Scout Pack 112. Cub- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lltman Selwlti, S75 Woodbridg* St. I would especially want you striction is needed, y o u B'rito says instability in toe Real one sUq> shopping. and set for $2.60 and a hair­ master Art Raymond present­ Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lillian Bloom, New York bUls. • to know that drinking ordl- should go over it very care- Jewish family is growing at an Miss Doima Savlno, daughter Dear Reader — There are cut is needed for $1.60 more ed the following awards: Bob­ City. nary water in most instances fully with your doctor, or a alarming rate. of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Savlno « * . .1 numerous causes for accu- When mstolng a dress, sew or a pennanent including sham­ cat badge, Chris Bouchey; Bear will not Influence your reten- dietician he recommends, poo haircirt and set for $9. Tel. of 128 Love Lane, who gradu­ Whalen, Sarah Elisabeth, daughter of William C. and midatlon of fluid, called an extra buttonhole on a scrap "Ten years ago. you very sel­ badge and one gold and one tion of fluid. Rarely the sodi- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ot the dress material before you 643-9832 for an appointment. ated from the Ona M. Wlicooc Beverly Coulombe Whalen, 86 Mountain Dr., South Windsor. edema. Sometimes it is dom heard of a Jewish young­ silver arrow point, Danny Par­ . um content of city water is go to the store to buy buttons. School of Nursing of Middlesex She was bom May 80 at Manchester Memorial Hoq>ital. Her caused by hormones. Fluid y -j, jf gg ygy jj^y bgt. Do you har* questiont about the ster appearing in Juvenile sons; Boy Scout handbooks, There will be no doubt about Glue a heavy paper plate un­ Memorial Hospital, Ndddletoiwn maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W, Coulombs, may accumulate before the ^^ter, make sure it is menopause? If so, you'll want to Danny Parsons, Scott Hurl, toe size or color ot the button der your paint can or bucket court.” David M. Blumberg of June 8, received the Mr. and Paul Brasdzlonls, Scott Ray­ East Hartford. She has three brothers, William, 6, and twins monthly period, and distilled water, not mineral Dr. Lamb't bookht in which Knoxville, Tenn., said Monday. Mrs. Sidney Flnkdsteln Prise needed. 1393 before starting to paint. It will mond and Joe Lange. John and Thomas, 5. women have difficulties wi water. Your body remains ^ o n iw e n your questions on the catch paint drip. “ Our divorce rate was one- for the second hlghtest average, fluid because it retEdnS the subiect. Send cents to Dr. Lamb, 10-18 fourth toe rate at that time; we The cubmaster conducted a this problem in the meno­ so To dry baby's small stuffed clinically and theoretically. In Gunther, Erik PhlUp, son of Philip Austin and Roberta care of this newspaper, P.O. Box had some Intermarriage, but ceremony inducting Danny Par­ pausal and post-menopausal sodium that occurs in salt. toys quickly after washing, Wrap hamburgers individual­ her class. She was also on the Flynn Gunther, 11 Broad St., Manchester. He was bom May *551, Kadio City station, N.Y., N.Y. sons Into Webelos Den 1. Web­ periods when they are tak­ Distill^ water does not con- place them In the hood of your ly In foil. Tuck them in small not much. high honor roll last semester. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ 10019. Ask lor “Monopause" booklet. elos gpraduates, Mark Raymond ing hormones. tain sodium. places between larger packages “ But today we find that toe ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flynn, Middletown, and Mrs. hairdryer. and Mike (Jhristlno, were in­ Heart disease can also Fruits and fruit juices are ------In toe home freezer. Do not for­ Jewish people find themselves Rlchard W. Dyer of 87 Stial- Edith Flynn, Cromwell. His maternal great-grandmother is Rossettos Wed 40 Years ducted into Boy Scout Troop cause edema because of Sleep Savings get to label and date. in toe normal pattern. Our kids lowbrook Lane was recently Mrs. Anna Roberts, Middletown. He has a sister, Kristin, 8H- allow^ and mually contain when you stack fine china poor circulation. It can Steams & BXieter has offered are drug addicts. The divorce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ros- they have a daughter, Mrs. commissioned an Air Force 867. • 1*1 <«l very little sodium. Although on cabinet shelves, place rub- Ftollowlng toe meeting, the cause fluid to accumulate in WATKINS BROTHERS a sub­ Stlteh In Time rate has Increased even more setto of 218 W. Center St. were Charles E. Lindsey of 182 Tan- second lieutenant upon comple- Mueller, Christ(q;»her, son of Karl R J. and Jeannette some vegetables contain her jar rings between the circus wsis presented with Den the lungs, causing an asth­ stantial reduction on fine qual­ KNnTTESRS WORLD, Man­ than toe ratio of toe general honored Sunday at a 40th wed­ ner St., and six grandchildren. Uon of the ROTC program at Beausolell MueUer, Robin Circle, ToUand. Ho was bom Mioy some sodium, if they are dishes. This cushions and pro- Browns Wed 25 Years 1 and 2 supplying a variety of matic type reaction, some­ ity bedding, and we’re passing chester Parkade is the place to population, and Intermarriage ding anniversary celebration at Mr. and Mrs. Rossetto have Holy Cross CoUege, Worcetrter, 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmoth­ cooked without salt and no tects them, cutting down on Is a very serious problem for games. Den 8 presented magic times called cardiac asthma, salt is added, they can usual- scratches or breakage. the savings on to you. This find all your needle craft the home of their son and just returned from a three-week Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. (Bud) Manchester by the late Rev. er is Mrs. Blbiane Beausolell, Hartford. His paternal grand­ us.” Brown Jr. of Skinner Hill Rd., Alfred Lock Williams. They acts and a skit. Den 4 followed father la Joseph Mueller, Elmont, N.Y. His maternal great­ mattress Is specially made for needs . . . Start that summer daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. visit to Italy. During their trip, ----- firmness and Is priced at $48. project now. Blumberg said at the B’nai Andover, were feted last Sun­ have three other children, JfclU with animal acts, and Den 4 grandfather is J. R. Plon. He has two sisters, Karen, 4, and Paul Rossetto of 88 Ralph Rd. they visited Mr. Rossetto's Miss Patricia Bonlno, daugh- each piece. See this and many B’rito District 2 convention that day at a 25th wedding anniver­ Brown, Victor Brown and Jenni­ entertained with clown skits. Katherine, IM. Nashville Opens About 50 friends and rela­ home town of Florldia, Province ter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. other fine Steams A Foster There Is no need to make he believed toe problem began fer Brown, all at home; and a tives attended the surprise of Siracusa, Sicily. Bonlno of 137 S. Main St., has sary celebration at their home. \ Graduates |bedding buys, In our THIRD Jelly In hot weather If you have when toe older generation "opt­ grandson, Andrew Brown Jr. New Opryland party , given by the couple’s Mr. Rossetto is employed by been awarded a full-tuition More than 100 friends and rel­ FLOOR SLEEP SHOP. . 936 a home freezer. Prepare your ed for middle - class norms” MASTERS DEOBEE8 children tmd their spouses. A the Manchester Housing Au- scholarship by the University of atives attended the surprise Mr. Brown is employed at Garden Cluh Main St., Manchester. Open Juice and measure the number rather than old traditions. NABHVILLE, Terni. (AP) — Pennsylvania Stete Univer­ buffet was served by the’ cou- thority. He was formerly a Rochester to begin a program party given by the couple's Nichols-Manchester Tire Co. Tues. through Frl. Till 9 P.M.- of cups your recipe calls for. pie’s family and friends, and building contractor and headed of study leading to a doctorate three eldest sons and daughter- Mrs. Brown Is toe former Irene Names Slate (Country music stem of Nash­ sity: John Tinker, 16 Bliss St.; ville’s Grand Ole Opry will be Sat. till 6:30 P.M. Closed Mon.— Place in a pan without sugar the anniversary cake was creat­ toe Rossetto Construction Oo. in E ngll^ literature. She re- in-law. Theodore J. Brown, Matchett of Manchester. (Her­ Roberta M. Glelber, 10 Nye St., festoired this summer In weekly Phone 643-6171. and freeze. You can then add ed by Mrs. Paul Rossetto. Mrs. Rossetto Is toe daughter ceived her BA in English from Lewis M. Brown, both at home, ald photo by Pinto) Mrs. Robert Glenney of Bol­ Rockville. ton Center Rd., Bolton, was re­ shows ai Oprytand U. S; A., the sugar and make Jelly any time HEALTH CAPSULES® Mr. and Mrs. Rossetto were of Mrs. ’Theresa Damato of Simmons College, Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. LAW DEOBEES To make a delicious glaze for by Michscl A. Petli,M .D. elected president of the Man­ new entertainment complex 1394 you wish. Best of all, It will married June 29, 1932 at St. Manchester and toe late FYank Mass., last year and has been Brown Sr., also of Skinner Hill University of Ck>nnectlcut, chester Garden Club, at toe Just outside the city. sweet potatoes, heat com syrup 3-8 yri. have a fresher taste. Jelly Is Bridget Church by the Rev. C. Damato. (Herald photo by working at Massachusetts Gen­ Rd. Loan Delinquencies School of Law: Arthur N. 2181 w h a t Pd£$ A LtU)- club's annual meeting held re­ Tex Ritter, Roy Acuff, Ernest with grated orange rind and easiest made when only a small T. McCann. Besides their son, Buceiviclus) eral Hospital. Greenblatt 1196 W. Middle pour over cooked sliced sweet The same look is shared amount of Juice Is worked up ^AL7 P ie r Among toe guests were Mrs. Rise Only Slightly cently. Also re-elected vice Tubb, Bill Anderson w d Jeui Tpke.; Hlllery J. Gallagher, 842 potatoes. Bake In a moderate by Mother and Daughter Use those left-over fab­ rA$fe t-lKEi Brown’s brother Jeton Matchett CHICAGO — Despite a rise in president, was Mrs. Donsdd Howard will be Eimong the at a ttme. rics to make this gay Miss Michelle Cerrlgione, Fer­ imemployment and business im- Center St. ‘ oven for 20 to 30 minutes. when wearing this lovely of Manchester; Mr. and Mrs. Wolff of 87 Tumblebrook Dr., Opry stars performing In three pantsuit! t w o s e p a r a t e Bunbonnet. . . perfect for To keep buttonhole from rip­ Gourmet Corner ris Hillman, David L. Richards, Charles Chaponis of South certainties, mortgage loan de­ South Windsor. shows estch Wednesday after­ (Charles Popple, Flanders ------PATTERNS. No. 1393 with gardening or on the ping on a button front dress, all of Rockville; and Miss Saryl Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. DsJe linquencies at U.S. savings and Other elected officers are: noon , Oprylemd officials said Rd., Cjoventry. To prevent a burned oven PH0TO43UIDE is in Sizes beach! No. 2181 has pat­ John A. Henneberger, 30 when fruit pies run over, place sew the bottom button at- the tern pieces; full direc­ A. Sable of Vernon have been Smith of Bolton, all members loan assoclationB rose only Mrs. Lyman Taylor, secretary; Tuesday. 10 to 18 (bust 32Mi-40). Size 12, 34 bust . . . 3% hem on top df toe buttonhede tions. Make a Grape named to toe dean’s list at toe of toe original wedding party. slightly in 1971. The delinquen­ and Miss Edith Wilson, treas­ Hie price of admission to the Slocum Rd., and LouU P. Koc- a large pan half full of water yards 54-inch. No. 1394 and a half of toe snap on toe SEND lo t Is c t in ter ( K k pattani Hartford Institute of Accounting. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were cy ratio In 1971 was .79 per urer. S28 million complex will also sis, Oak Dr., both of Hebron, under toe rack to catch the - i M l i i n in taft M l kMlIlnt- with PHOTO-GOIDE is in bottom side and snap the two married June 27, 1947 at Bt. cent, compared with .75 per Members of the boeurd of di­ cover the Opry staro’ show, the William P. Dickens, 137 Irene drippings. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Size 4 Aaae Cabet, Maaehestot halves together. Should there be Bveateg HSm Bi. U J» AVK. Miss Cheryl Dubois of Man­ Mary's Episcopal (Jhurch in cent in 1970. rectors are: Mrs. Harry Maid- offlotals said. Dr., and Dennis J. O’Brien, . . . 2 yards 54-inch. oF3aanuSr»BW y o b k . A U t a e D u b .WUl Do It any strain, the snap will open Tart with Wine chester and Miss Cindy Lim- ment. Miss Milllcent Jones cmd another countiy music 184A Terrace Dr., both of Rock- Patterns available only M.T. UHD. berger of Rockville were among Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. Mrs. Need a small c€A of paint without doing damage to the Mat NMIt. Mtfrsti «llk ZIP note, Grand Ole Opry officials viUe. in sixes shown. CODE M l ttfl* Nmalir. By TOM HOOE chicken breast poached In wine, 16 Eastern Connecticut State Douglas Roberts is a member end a brush for an odd painting fabric. said the Country Music Fan Paul J. Roshka Jr., Vernon. U N D 784 la calit tar tack p a ^ The Spring & Summer iyJbP-'ilUlhie lA vre^ v tfty AP NewMeatudes Writer and pike cooked in butter. College students who spent Job? FAIRWAY never lets me - Is c M ta »ntaga aa4 kaaSllai. at large. Fair will be held in June from BACHELOR DEOBEES '72 ALBUM is 654. flat, 9 0 7 if you i7Ay on Here Is toe recipe for tarts eight days in Bermuda this A picnic was held at toe home down with their selection. When airing large items like A friend of mine recently now on Instead of in April as It Northeastern University: Jn of orange marmalade, 2 Lock 32 And 62 Activities atmospheric pressure after wines. MAT 20 3 Endeovors 33 Ekcellenf 63 Or NOY. 2 1 ^ ^ June hay Is better for cattle. Coventry. To prevent...... new. pie tins from on three slices of buttered divide grape mixture among 4 An 34 In 64 Heorty It is here, toe C^ienin Blanc, 5-12-17 1- 3-14-21^ Mowing now usually starts dur­ ejection from the space­ Yolanda J. (2oUler, RFD 2, ru^tli^*,'grease them with lard raisin bread and wito toe tarts. Spread with whipped 1-35-51 5 Associote 35 For 65 Cooperotion craft that carried them the rusting, grease them ■with lard raisin bread and toe noted white grape, grows in 6 Of 36 Keep 66 Pleasure 23-42-48 ing the first week In June, RockvUle. and ^t them in a warm oven remaining slices. Serve with a eresun. GIMINI millions of space miles chalky soil. The wine produced 7 Know 37 News 67 One SAGITTARIUS when fewer than 20 per cent of StonehlU CoUege: Donna before using for toe first Ume. smaU glass of milk or orange (2 ^ - mat 21 8 When 38 ToWes ^ Todoy NOr. 22 7 _ from earth. P rototype by these vineyards is honey- 9 Be 39 The 69 Of the nests have hatched. Marie Aszklar, 186 Vernon St., ------Juice. y t T '/JUNE 20 parachutes, are being like, sweet, and distinguish^ Begins Duties lOTo 40 ProspecTS 70 Who Dec- 2' About toe only solution Is to William Lawrence Blackwell, Horseradish sauce tastes de- for its long life. cfS47-50-59-67 I 1 Nothing 41 May 71 Unusually 36-39-52-69rir leave uiunowed land along tested this summer In &^70-77-81-85 12 Should 42 Climox 72 A 72-76-86-90E.- drops from 14^000-foot alti­ 111 Baldwin Rd., JoAnn llcious with sliced smoked ham Crumble crisply cooked ba- Close to Ambolse is a small Gotham Moving The Rev. William J. Killeen, I 3 Coution 43 With 73 Trips fences, farm lanes and In odd CANCIR CAPRICORN tudes over White Sands Mikolowsky, 66 Gala2cy Dr.; or tongue. To make It, whip con and use it as a t<^>plng castle with a fine view of toe curate of St. Paul's CSnircb, 14 Reoch 44 Likely 74 Dealings comers around the farm, to de­ To Bar Graffiti JUNi 21 15 Your 45 Coll 75 Reserves DfC. 22 ^ Proving Ground in New James Patrick Reynolds, 70 Di­ a half cup of heavy cream and for salad greens tossed with Loire known as toe Chateau de West Haven, has been assigned 16Best 46 Worry 76 True coy the pheasant hens away add several tablespoons of well- piue cheese dressing. ^^JVLY 22 JAN. IP Mexico. ane Dr., all Manchester. Pray which dates back to 868 NEW YORK (AP) bill ______assistant pastor of St. Bridget 17 Be 47 Be 77 Advocates from haytlelds. drained horseradish (tljp bot------18 Work 48 Now 78 Trust 11-22-28-43^ Nancy Lee Romandetta, 26 A.D. Now run as a hotel, it aimed at stemming the current cjm rch and has assumed his Oji-40-54-57 &^63^73 19 Not 49 Receive 79 A 56^2-68 Box Mt. Rd., Vernon. Ue variety) and salt to taste. before it is time for the serves a fine dinner topped off epidemic of graffiti on the sub- j„u e s at the church, 20 Will 50 Wory 80 Somewhat LIO AQUARIUS youngsters to arrive home from by an excellent grape wine ways and other public property Father Killeen, a native of 21 A 51 Honesty 61 Questionable American CoUege in Jeru­ 22 Should 52 Confider>ce 82 Nice salem: Theodore A. Rosen Jr., For variety next time school In the afternoon, fix tart, my friend says. has been submitted to toe City Haven, attended Fairfield £ 23 Sotisfoctory 53 On 83 Holt make cole slaw, 5 5 l^AUG. 22 «». It EVERY FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. 100 Waranoke Rd. season the of the foUowlng easy-to- Hie produce of toe Lxrire Council by Mayor John V. Und- university and received an AB « 24 Finish 54 For 84 Only shredded cabbage with sugar, ______good-to-eat sand- 9-26-30-38 1 25 To 55 You 85 Schemes 15-18-2(744/0 Bryant CoUege: John Francis vineyards is notable for its say. degree in philisophy from St. ;S761-71-82-87 26 Hopeful 56 Your 86 Friend 49-64-65 ' A lemon Juice, salt, pepper and a for them, 2 Lynch, 42 CkwUdge St.; WlUiam lightness and appeUzing quali- The legIslaUon would provide Thomas Somlnary, Bloomfield, VIRGO 5 27 Advised 57 Busir>ess 87 Turn PISCES touch of mustard. ty. The wines range from toe penalties of up to six months In jjg finished his studies for toe * 28 Interfere 56 Existing 88 T(xioy Phelps Sheldon, 36 Meadow H 29 Draw 59 Of 89 Friends dry whites to toe east such as jail and a |100 fine for anyone priesthood at St. Mary’s Seml- iOT. 22 5 30 Something 60 Money 90 Religiously MAP. 20 Lane. Sancerre and Poullly, toe Mus- caught defacing property or „ary, Baltimore, Md., where he NUB8INO START YOUR 16-19-25-291 *< 2- 6-37-41 BINGO jGood ) Adverse ^ I^ e^ ra l cadet of toe west and the carrying on open aerosol paint earned a S. T. L. degree, '53-58-75 46-55-80^' Hartford Hospital, School of sweeter wines of Anjou and can in a public building. After his ordination, he IL iJ AT Nursing: Patricia Ann Curtin, Touraine In the middle. Much Lindsay said Tuesday that he gerved at St. Mary’s Church in KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LODGE 11 Diane Dr.; Sharon E. White, of the wine of Anjou 1s pink. had written to Judges praising union City, Ctonn. While there. 188 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 86 Keeney St.; Jan C. Kerrigan, My friend also traveled them for making vandals clean jjg ^gg appointed Cana director 14 Ensign St.; Janet Lee N 114 PIECE HOMEMAKER S E T - through the Sevre-et-Malne up their "art work” on sub- Naugatuck-Waterbury Bangasser, 63 Glenwood St.; TO? jury COMPLETE SERVICE FOR 8 area, home of Muscadet, toe ways, buses, monuments and area. He also served at St, Marlene Charlotte Bray, 135 SILVERWARE-DINNERWARE popular wine that is moderate public and private buildings. Mary’s Church in Newington, VILLAGE WITH Pond Lane. GLASSWARE in price but ideal for drinking St. Joeeph's CJuirch In Meriden, FAMOtTS MAKES Lucinda Katherine Purnell, with fish. It is dry, yet soft KNITTING MILL DISPOSAL OF Just as pictured: Consists of 8 each and St. Christopher’s Church in FASHION SHOPPE Grand Ave., RockvUle. rather than acid. Smart Shoppers Shop five piece place .settings of dinnerware East Hartford before being ap­ INDUSTRIAL GRADE SWEATER YARNS SALE Meriden • Wallingford, School plus a creamer, cov'd sugar, oval platter Hugh Johnson, toe Britlsh- The H erald pointed curate at St. Paul’s of Nursing, Anne McAwley, 14 and open vegetable; also 8 five piece place bom wine authority has de­ CSiurch In 1970. PRE.HOLIDAY SALE spopfesweap settings of original Rogers silverplate plus 2 Classified Ads. for hand knitting, weaving, Edgerton St. scribed Muscadet, which was a From tablespoons and one each cold meat fork, crocheting, handicrafts. A88OC0ATE DEGREE virtually unknown local wine Reinforced Sheer — Demi Toe berry spoon and pastry server; also 8 each until four decades ago, as the Westbrook CkiUege: Peggy W A SH and W EAR . Kaye's stemmed goblets, wines and champagne/ COME • PHONE • MAIL ORDER modem success story of the OFF 1500 POUNDS Ann O’Taole, 62 S. Adams St. sherbets. All American made! Loire. A FTench critic once de­ E-Z Day is E-Z W ay ODD LOTS OF VARIOUS YARNS Bryant CoUege: EUeen Marie W RINKLE FREE clared, ‘‘It casts its pale glow Boardman, Main St-, Coventry. over toe purple of lobsters and to get reliable household help T^WEEDS in 3 and 4 PLIES — b u t o n e PWUR a t t h e OERTIFIOATE8 for the pearl of oysters, toe pink of Walls, floors, ceilings & light housekeeping WASHABLE SYNTHETIC FIBERS REOULAB PRICE . . . Forsyth Dental Center; Lor­ Terrific value at $79.95— now reduceci to a mere $58.75 for 3 days shrimps and the red of mullet.” ON ORIGINAL MILL CONES AT A raine F. Guay, 20 Spruce St. Light and Easy The excellence of the Loire GET THE SECOND PAIR School of Fashion Design: only. Here in a single purchase is a complete service of coordinated wine has been matched by toe A Splendid Selection of Fine FRACTION OF REGULAR MILL PRICE. Ann Oementino, 20 Westminis­ tableware for 8 people. Ideal for young marrieds, for summer cot­ fine quality of the local dishes. SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS FREE ter Rd. Travel For instance, there is spinach Experienced ONE DAY ONLY! tages, for everyday use. Exclusively ours, but hurry— sale absolutely SLACKS — PANT SUITS — COTTON TOPS — cooked with beaten eggs to DRESSES ends Saturday! make a fluffy omeletlike dish. iInsured Personnel BLOUSES — DRESSES — GOWNS — LONG PER Auckland Medals Struck SKIRTS — CULOTTES — TENNIS DRESSES — THURS- JUNE 29th OUNCE Dressy & Tailored Hila b CASH SALES ONLY AUCKLAND, N.Z. (AP) — Character and BATHING SUITS — SUMMER JEWELRY 9:80 AJH. Medals commemorating the ------MAIL THIS ORDER BLANK------Not A ALL SALES FINAL PANT SUITS SIZES 6 - 20 MISTAKE murder by Maoris of French explorer Marlon du Fresne IMI¥ M A 1? ¥ ^ 958 Main Street FOR YOUR Job References Shop Early For Best Selection! June 12, 1772, are being struck BEACH and Manchester, Conn. T ® ? VACATION AT THE MILL STORE IN ROCKVILE PLANT ONLY! by toe Auckland Numismatic PLEASE SEND ME, AREA DELIVERY CHARGES PREPAID, ih. 114-pc. Tuesday thru Saturday 10-5:30 TEL. 643-9016 Society. SW IM W EAR HonMRMkw S«t illuitrolMl above, coniiilinv of Dinn.rwor., Silv.r- Transportation ______Bring La;^e Shopping Bag — Cash & Carry! woro and Olouwor#. I ogroo to poy $58.75 plot $7.94 R.l. Sol.i \ e h ic l e s Du Fresne and some of his crew were kiUed' In the Bay of Ton and will pay in lha mannor ch.dt.d b*low. SEE Provided CORNER HOPEWELL & MAIN STREETS Islands for infringing sacred SPORTSWEAR □ ChtckmcloiMi □ Ea»y Paym.nti JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 LYNCH MOTORS Maori rites and undermining Q Regular Charg. SOVTH GLASTONBURY, CONN. toe power of local chiefs. KAYE’S O F VERNON 968 MAIN STREET, 345 CENTER ST. The medals—10 g(Ud, 200 sil­ N a m # ...... (RT. 17, 4 MILES SOUTH FROM yunctloa of Routes 80, S3 and WUbur Chuss Higtiway MANCHESTER 646-4321. BOOSEVEIT HILIS ver and 300 copi>er—depict Du VERNON CIRCLE ROUTE 88, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. A d drn .i 215 East Main St., Rockville — Exit 98 — Off Route 15-86 Fresne’s murder, and his two "•nie Toyota People” E-Z Day Maid Service CENTER OF GLASTONBURY) "HOME OF BSIAUTTFUL CLOTHBB” OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M. ships, Mascarina and the Mar­ City .... Stata Hartford* Middletown* New BrUaln I Call between 8 a.m. & 8 p.m. — 872-3344 Moo., TneiL, Wed. 10 - 6 - H um ., Fri. 10 • 9 • Sat. 9:80-6:80 quis de Castries PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER', CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN

3 Lead in Children WASHINOTON—Alaskik, New Columbia Police ReporTl South Windsor UbraryOpenLonger Getting All Your Due Benefits? Social Security Hikes Mexico and Utah have the high­ Hours at the South Windsor will enable the library to be est percentage of families wMh Lois L. Rosemond, 31, of Hartford, was arrested by Man­ Public Library, 993 Sullivan open every day at 10 a.m. On ^ m e students may be mother’s record, as they are In comes 22 years old, whichever Security checks. While'working,still may be some students not Affect4,000in Area children; Florida, Missouri and Ave., Will be Increased from 52 Monday through Thursday the losing out on Social Secur- ® higher amount. comes sccmer. Should she mar- her checks are subject to So- New York have the lowest per­ Tuttles To Lead chester police yesterday on a receiving these benefits. In court' warrant charging her to 66 hours a week, starting jjbrary will be open until 9 ^ ^ h o m o re at Anna ry while sUll in school, these dal Security withholding taxes. The basic premium rate for centages. ity benefits because they many cases, there may be loss the premium to at least $6 A with fourth-degree .larceny, In 3. p jmd Friday and Saturday the medical insurance part o i month.” are not aware they are en- benefits will terminate, She Is a graduate of East of benefits. connection with a alleged Aop- According to William Massey, until 5 p.m. The library will be titled to them. plans to 'use **"’* this money to Linda's benetlts will conUnue Catholic High School and at­ Any full-time student, under Medicare will go up from $5.60 The medical insurance part library director, this increase closed Tuesday, July 4. further her education. She Is through the summer, since she to $6.80 a month beginning July 4th Parade liftlng Incident at Hit or Miss, According to Joseph tended St. James School. She age 22 not receiving benefits^ of Medicare paid $2 billion in Broad St. majoring In French and hopes intends to return to school In enjoys reading, sewing some and who has lost a parent who July 1, according to Joseph benefiU on behalf of OH mil­ The Lions Club parade com- ber of the Recreatiem Council, Mucciaro, manager of the Mucciaro, B«Mt Hartford So­ She was also charged with to become a teacher upon the fall. Working part-Ume at cf her own clothes, music, and worked under Social Security, lion people in fiscal 1971. Al­ mlttee has announced that Mr. served as Its chairman for one thlrd-dearee larceny on an add- East Hartford S^ial Secur­ graduaUcHi. These monthly ben- a supermarket as a cashier, she cial Security manager. most everyone 66 and over is ity Office, hundreds of stu­ bike riding. sholud contact the nearest S^ and Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Rt. 87, term. During World War H infomaUon warrant eflts wUl continue until she last can earn up to $1,630 this year. Mucciaro, commenting on the clal Security Office and discuss This will affect approximate­ enrolled according to Mucciaro. win be this year’s honorary Mrs. TutUe managed the RaUMi was released on a writ- dents in the area are re­ be- and atlU receive all her Social benefits available. the matter with a representa­ ly 4,000 pe<^le In the Manches­ marshals for the Fourth of July Board and she has been active promise to apper in Clr- ceiving cash benefits on the tive. ter area, Mucciaro noted. Oil Pipelines Added parade. In many local and national fund at Mnehester July work records of deceased The medical insurance part of The town underwrites the ex- drives. The East Hartford Office, at Medicare helps pay for doctor WA8HINCrroN—During 1071, parents. 667 Main St., Is open Monday the U, B. oil Industry com­ penses of the parade but the ghe Is weUare secretary of ' ------bills and a variety of other pleted construcUon of 390 miles Lichs, vdio financed Me parade Salvation Army, a staff Other arrests made by Man- One such case has brought through Friday 9 a.m.'to 6 p.m. medical expenses for people 66 unexpected benefits to Linda of new orude-oU pipelines, for many years, haniBes the de- member for visits .of the Red cheater police included; and over. The program is fund­ which cost $23.1 milUtm, and ' Cross Bloodmobile and is pres- Ross J. Cushman, 24, of East - l ^ t e , 19. of 63 Pine S t She is ed by individual premium just one of many students re­ 3,514 miles of oll-produota pipe­ Thttle, a market gardener. Is gpuy a member of the Oonser- Hartford, causing unnecessary Crane Riders matched by the federal govern­ a member of the Lions Club and vation Commission. noise with a motor vehicle, last ceiving Social Security student ment. lines, tiriilch cost $196 million. benefits on their mother’s So­ has been chairman of the Board — a 30-cent Increase In 1971 and unique Is the fact that die has Ihree crane operators who School buUdlng commltfee for gjso a.m. tonbury, operating an unregis- received and is receiving ben­ a $1.30 Increase in 1970,” Muc­ throe a ^ O ^ and a mem- tered motor vehicle, yesterday would rather ride than walk up ciaro said. efits on two mother’s work re­ 26 levels have halted all steel Rubberized ber of the New Windham -nje Lions Club has given the afternoon on E. Middle Tpke. cords. “The low Increase this year School building committee. town a new flagpole, erected on Court date July 17. erection at the new State Office reflects savings In the adminis­ Linda’s natural mother, Lor­ Building here. When the Tuttles lived in An- tjje town green In memory of Dennis J. Woods, 20, of 22 tration of Medicare as well as ” / dover, he was a member of the deceased Lions. , Preston Dr., failure to carry 11- FLETDHER HUBS GO. etta White, died in December The three claim they are too lower anticipated medical costs 1966. However, because of the exhausted to work after walk­ state legislature for two terms. u g Robert Steele, (R), cense and failure to carry reg- because of the Price Commis­ Ho was the first to advocate dedicate" a flag that has istration, early this morning on Over 16 Tears of Experience MANCHESTER nature of the Social Security ing up to the 26th floor of the' sion’s guidelines limited physi­ JENNITE law at that time, Linda could structure where the cranes are preservation of the Indian i>een flowA over the nation’s Main St. Court date July 10. not qualify for monthly survi­ cians’ fee Increases to an aver­ Charity School, forerunner of capltol at 9:30 a.m. on Uie mounted. 'Riey haven’t worked age of 2H per cent a year,” • Easy to Apply! Dartmouth College and Initiat­ Theodore G. Brown, 79, of 200 Auto-Plate • Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass vors benefits. for two weeks. They used to he said. Main St., failure to drive in the Furniture Tops • Picture Framing - Fireplace & Last January, Linda’s step­ ed formation of the Columbia three selectmen will ride proper .-lane. In connection with take temporary elevators to the The 20-cent Increase will be • Protects and Doubles Historical Society. the parade as well as State Door E rrors - Medicine Cabinets - S pecif Work mother, Mary White, died. top, but a strike by elevator reflected In the July 3 social Driveway Life! an accident yesterday on Sum­ Linda’s father filed for the THE VIEW IS SPECTACULAR ever^here In Hong Kon^, but nowhere more so Mrs. Tuttle was the Columbia Rgp wmiam O’Neill (D) and mit St. involving his car and constructors closed the lift. security check. This means that than high above the high-rise city of Victoria. Pictured ' water-oriented city’s correspondent for the Hartford Senator Robert Houley (D). Collector’s Items lump sum death payment and A contractor spokesnnan said social security checks for peo­ • The Best Sealer! a car driven by John A. Klein- Danish Plates student benefits for Linda. newest means of transportaUon, a helicopter ferry from Hong Kong island Courant for 30 years, retiring ____ schmidt of 86 Summit St. Court ironworkers on the job don’t ple 66 and over, covered under Tak Airport on the mainland. this year. She was also correl- Manchester Evening Herald Manchester 849-4S21 Presidential During the course of the In­ complain about the walk. the medical insurance part of date July 17. ' Decantere terview. the work record of , 5 GAL. f # AC spondent for the WUllmantic Colombia correspondent Vlr- Emery J. Boudreau, 46, of ‘"niey run up those steps two Medicare, will be 20 cents less Chronicle, Norwich BuUetin and gj„ia Carlson, tel. tt8-9<24. Estimates Gladly Given N u U n e Linda’s natural mother was dis­ at a time,” he said. on July Srd. PAILS Oa*ID East Hartford, fedlure to grant Reproductions cussed and it was discovered the Manchester Evening Her- ______right of way at a private drive, Open Thun, ft Fri. till 9 PJU. The spokesman said the halt •‘The cost of the medical In­ "The Town’s IPPl« vocals. Ed. last year and was found guilty Atty. Walsh was appointed Moss and Pete also provide the "I work days SAVES as special public defender for vocal harmony. both times. In December the and go 50,000 G a llo n trial was In connection with an Croom who In his second mo- The music series will con- to school assault on guards vdille Croom tion requested a continuance to unue with performances by dlf- nights. I was hire a private attorney. This groups every Thursday studying ______3. and I and about 20 other inmates late, and I was starving. I stopped in lor cold YOU were being transferred from was granted by Judge Douglass for four weeks. "Van- wanted a cup cuts and bread. I used to have to Spectacular Paint Sale! stop at a diner It wasn't as good, their segregated cells to Isola- B. Wright and continued until crinkle,’’ a folk comedy team, of coflee, Uon itfter a disturbance. At that Walsh will represent . ^ j gppgju. on July 6. No so I hopped and It was more expensive ' time Croom was found guilty ***"' meantime. charge Is made for admission. in the car and Larry Lehman of simple assault, assaulting a Yesterday three other In------came over." 3:30 a.m. More Luc'rte Paints MORE Alonxo Qrllfln ■'We re picking up guard and possession of a mates were arraigned In con- 3ti0 a.m. f* something lor a weapon. In October he was nection with the May dlsturb- Guyana’s Sugar Up snack W ere DtPmrt Ucita* At our everyday low prices! found guilty of attempted es- aoce at the prison. Special pub- with another cape In a laundry bakket. Uc defenders were appointed. GEORGETOWN — Guyana’s ^couple, and we You know tho fooling. The Lalo Show Just ond I wouldn't have had Lucite * This morning Croom Intro- Atty. Herbert A. Lane for An- 1971 sugar productim reached W A l l P A I N r Vou’ro starved. And Ihsro Isn’t a sties of brsad In ' any place to go." duced two motirajs himself tone J. Pina; Atty. Heihert 368.000 tons, the highest ever, Ihs houss. L U C I T ^ "Floor ' Point which he wrote himself. One Hannabury for Tommie J. Gross sugar earnings rose to cutting for a new attorney to Hart. Anderson AUdnsem plana $44 mlUlon, up $8 million over Or you run Into Irlonds st tho movlos and Invito review the attempted escape to have private counsel. 1970. thorn homo lor s cup ol coffoo. Only you’ro frosh store Hour Information out of coltoo. H^Now York, Connactlcut and Wall, rolsx. At Pathmsrk, wo’ro always hsrs whon soma Naw Jaraay Pathmarka fmm fl r«l H o«fi you nood us. With Pathmsrk quality at low doaad Sundays. ( Pathmsrk pricss. opon M tMtoa?. CIM« talut«ay atfM WiteapcMMi f m •4 Miaalt*H aMO apoci m tcsmlaT al Drioi ia Hi bwr. So coma on In and hsip yourssll to savings 24 Tho lot lowing storos' hours hours a day. subjoct to local ragulaliont: Paramut, N.J. 7 a.m. lo 10:30 p.m. Cloaad tundaya A N D l l E South Oranga.N.J. Opon ovary day 7 a .m ,to ll p.m. CodarOrovo. N.J. Opon ovary day 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. SIAMK Clark. N.J. Opon ovary day 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. ilhk this Is a great idea. My I D iP oit Ltetts* granddaughter wanted Ice cream. Albany Ava.. Mon., Tuoa., Wad.. Lucite * Lucite * Brooklyn 0 a.m. lo t p.m. And when she wants something. ^ h m a r k Thura. and Friday Interior Enamel Exterior Enamel AREA I like to gel it lor her" t a.m. lo 9:30 pjn. HOUSE PAINT VIncsnl Colleltl t a t • a.m. lo lp .m . 12:30 a.m. Cloaod Bundaya. s 2.79 o, 5,2.89o, During tha lata houra aoma TwmIi to k «H, oaiy to Nr okotton, doors, trtai; dapartmanta may bo dossd. Tonlgh wosli, Um 00 woodwork, loaf laotfaif aMdtaai flooft. nights my husband fan Ilka loraHoft, Utekoa. katk. Drltt la aa koar. For •aacl location arxl howrt of a snack, so I ran out to get taiootfc Bwdiwa flott. Soof/wator doaa if. SupormarHatt. Oaa Siaitona and him a steak." R w m e c le s p to a w call; Barnadatta Blenheim / SAM CRISPINO’S V H o u rsa d a y (203)792-4601 2:46 a.m. M Lucite * Spray Paint O pen fast, hot* iMiih T*ob dMm up •oily In Frozen Food Values at Pathmarking Prices ^ S 1 . 2 9 latorior, oxtorlor; aM oa awtd or ‘=^Pathmark Ice Cream .JJjs 59* wood. Safo tor ckMroa's toys. DrWo ia ' S U P R E M E ' ^(7777 H) o palhmark u r puts Value a Turkey and a Chickanof the In avary Wpoll ^k ‘ Pathmark Ice Cream 99* Why pay high meal prices - Your best buy lor your lamlly. I 1 tnUaea • Tu»h*» Voal »a»*ab*n». Bo*4N Turkoy }.ia $4 09 Du Pont 9" Roller tiwWad Fappa’S a* C aaeagt pb« I WW we Low Cost Par Sarvingl 0 ‘^John’s Cheese Pizza u 59* Frame & Cover I rooDS I ■ ■ ■■rim m ' Cool Whip Swiggle 49* 65% Orion * covor, Dairy Values at Pathmarking Prices itrofig 4-rib stool Our Rog. 2.29 I Ul IVCrY9 ww from#. Non-slip 485 HARTFORD RD ^-’Whlppecl Butter «^_49* hondlo, throodod for Whola Frying - Frash KHIad oxtonsion. Got profos- MANCHESTER U.S. Gov't Inspactad Qrada A □Qottage Cheese *J!! 67* sionol rosultsi 1.79 None Price Higher Low CocI Per Servingl ! ^Pathmark Cream Cheese 2 9 * C h i c k e n s 29 Bakery Values at Palhmarking Prices Caller latex U.8. Oov'l Intpocisd Orsda A Caldorlatex 3; lbs. avg. Low Cost Por Sorvingl 3 9 * ^The Big Loafer w-. "* 25* Wdll Paint House^aint Roasting Chickens r tiMHlCwlUtOA Cha<* % “ Frank & Burger Rolls tr,25* f ^ i > s* •$•«»« Fiiead 1 1 9 R ibR oast’"2§14!r99J °Rib Steak } t a « * m f « !*•« FasMtd I >b n English Muffins vw.... tr.25 ■aOakaaa AafttoeM# Fresh In- Store Bakery- Where Department is Available Beef Roast;rj!:Uw'ir;.:r,.w.c«.,i;^;.99* '^Round Ground .99* w*1” n Lemon Meringue Pleso—>— ~ 75' Easily oppliod with brush or . . Chuck Beef Patties 99* Boneless Club Steaksa«. mb 4 49 ' R S V ''l’r^ I .>4 '^ m. v - a s Fresh Farm Produce at Pathmarking Prices Grocery Values at Pathmarking Prices rolkr; drios to o rich, vol- DrlM in an hour to a durobl., ° Italian Bread PrMltSMed voty finish in half hour. flat finish. Rnisit fading, Nowost colors for pkistor, chalking. For wood, brick, ma­ Potatoes CatttormaU Lpot t ft 49« ^Welchade Grape Drink “ Jumbo Sugar Cookies wo 11 board, masonry, sonry. Soap and wotor cloon up. U t it Crisp and Crwrtchy . 13* “ Pathmark Soda can U ManuFaclufers Coupon Savings Wollpapor Yellow Onions Fftsd Onion ftmtst .. 19* “ Pathmark Mustard "^ ,1 1 * I a / f A Lettuce 3-lb. 1-es.box 1 7< °Heinz Ketchup ‘ s 35* Watermelon The Hal Wsamsr tnack' C h e e r Aluminum Extension Lodders Deli Values at Pathmarking Prices ^Pathmark Napkins dtM WW 16 ft. Igd6er All Beef Franks ^Fleischmann’s Margarine 49* D e t e r g e n t 20 Ft. Ladder 18.99 ^ Swift’s Canned Ham Health & Beauty Aids at Pathmarking Prices Appetizer Values at Pathmarking Prices ^ 'Arrid Extra Dry ‘.-69* a o p D P a n f S a ve 1 5 d 24 Ft. Lodder 22.99 ' Weaver’s Chicken Roll »14S Rise Instant Lather ".:i59* Manufacturers Coupon Savings Flag -•• O Q < 3" sida rails, non-skid "V" flat rungs. Automatic SUNOAYS-SA^to Capital Kielbasi *1’*'^lnsect Killer Garden cant wrap-around sofaty lock, sofaty shoas. U.L. listod. toward Hw purchOM o« 28 Ft. Ladder 28.99 Sealood Values at Palhmarking Prices "Summer Fun" My two 6-ot. boxes ' ^Cod Fillet “Coppertone Lotion Gelatin Boiled Linseed Oil o.r ae Raw Linseed Oil ou, aa Spanish Mackerel “Beach Towels 1tt%CWWM XW,Wt.MW Desserts Ihs M door wood prsssrvtthrssasafkiithtd wood, Rm . # w O Ihs os oil poist sdditivs Itr bsttsr ptsstrstlaa sad Rm . # O O isltrisr tr sxtsrisr. Rrltortt lift to purs briitls 3, ^ A* m m GAL odhtiiop, wbss (pseifisd by sMPulactursr. 3.49 ifag # # gAL L w m w »a to u d h r -O w d el a s t F a t o w i knniits. PATHMARK- OF MANCHESTER Polaroid a M . J W M M a ir a S t M ..M y 1.1 • H . V « M ■ * 3 ' 214 Spencer Street T-108 Color Film M c h w 2 WAYS TO CHARGE Manchester, Conn. 06040 ppppppopppppgpppopo’ MANCHEST£fl-1145 Tolland Tpke. SALE: w e d . thru s a t . Sony-CsrUIn Homs not svsllobtowborsprohlbllsd by isw. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. .Priest sltscllvs Sundsy Juns 25, thru Sslurdsy nishi July 1 .1S72. flolrssponslblslor lypogrtphletl srrors. Ws rssorvs Ih#rlqhllo BmllquMlItlos.- SIM) • tww Ssiss.lsASCddsrll»m Saturday 9 P .m . to 9:30 p.m. /■

FACE EIGHTEEN MANCHESmai EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 Section Two WEDNESDAY, TONE 28, im fButurh^Btfir WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 Pages 19 to 36 South Windsor for Those W ho ‘P IN E ’1 Mayor Says Council Restraint, Elegance Court Challenges Can’t Call Election Mark Year’s Styles Grand Jury Choice U » M SILVER LANB^BAST HABTPOBlii By BHEA STEWART But reality sometimes enter- BRIDGEXPORT, Conn. (AP) mley said: "Obviously we have vimr vra»w picture of those soft fab- — A Superior Court ruling "has t o ." On School Housing literally challenged toe whole Saden’s ruling came in a -I i i ■wtoglng aUrts. The Cul- system of picking grand challenge of toe make up o t toe In a prepared statement, attempt to legislate ^oattonal SWHTS OVm-MAOY " Association aa- Juries," says State's Atty. Jo- grand Jury which returned the Mayor Abraluun Glassmaa said policy" but the filial poltoy- V ^ to r Joi^ Md she wna hung nounced that its prices will be seita T. Gormloy Jr. murder indictment agataat today that the Town OounoU making deolslcn Is w ltl^ the wlto pevls down to higher this fall; pSrtly because Gormley said he would ap­ Maximtao VlUafane of Bridge­ does not have the statutory au- exclusive authority of the as she w slk^, kiw twlried ^ devaluaUon, partly be- peal to toe state Supreme Court port. A defense motion said the thorlty to adi^ an ordinance board, Olassman said, tbe THiesday ruling by Judge panel had no Puerto Ricans on or call a qwolal referendum to Ihe mayor also stated that "Come back. Jejmy," called g^^e poUuted and protoisd^fower Geotge Saden nullifying a mur­ it. require that the Board of Ekhi- the town attorney had covered toe commentotor. "That is last pearls. Stan Herm nttr toow lng der tadlcllment. ViUifane was charged wlto caUon use Uie Wapping High the aqMOt ot an advisory reter- year's way of wearing pearis. an Inventlya--^ecUon of Saden ssdd toe system of al­ slaying Donald Peno in Bridge­ School annex this fall. endum on the "Wiq^ptng plan" Let us show you this yearis sportswear'{hat was strong on lowing toe sheriff to pick toe port in 1971. w a y ." A nd to e com m en tator (a fa k e fu rs, *Aiir«rt about "th e Olassman said that the Town i«Uc«ted ^ a members of a grand Jury as he Saden ordered a new grand man who must have enjoyed his ecology kick/’ One of hU offer- OouncU has reviewed the legal sees fit is a system which "in­ Jiny impaneled to consider the work) unwound from Jenny’* ings was a tiia ^ coat in a vites Invidlcus dlscrlmtaation." evidence. toroot all the pearis except for neutral sort of taupe that he The Judge ordered grand Gormly said that a different 1 Dennis in regard to the submitting of one fairly modest double strand, called "The Critter," explaln- Juries to be selected from voter method was recently instituted "Tou see, It Is all very restrain- ing that you don't have to wor- registration lists rather then in Fairfield County Superior I stotus and TouncU obllgaU^ ^ ed. , concerning the peO U ^bm lt. ^ ^ according to ry about its getting dirty be- from separate lists kept by toe Court. It involves selection The p la ce was toe Terrace cause It looks dirty to begin ‘ ted by mwe than 1,800 South court, "a mlaappUoatton rteriffs of each county. by lot cf grand Jury members and waste of public funds." Room of toe Plaza Hotel, where with. Unlike toe other design­ M ^dsor residents requesting a. The method of letting toe from potential jurors chosen at toe American Designer Series ers, Stan Herman likes coats townwide referendum* be held sheriffs choose from their own random for use in jury trials. was presenting to the nation's either very short or almost to lists, said Saden, "invites in­ In 1969, the legislature passed to use the Wanptng School for a ,'?**'**** ^ fashion writers the styles tost high school aiS^ln September a»e expres­ toe snMes; but he's a maver­ vidious dlscrlmtaation because a bill that would have re­ public opinion to the New York fashion designers ick. ■and to locate the recently pui^ ** i t relies almost ex ­ vamped toe whole Jury selec­ Board ot Education by allowing have prepared for fall. chased modular classrooms at Ship 'n' Shore has a new way clusively...upon toe personal tion system, but then governor voters to petHloa the Board for And toe pendulum has swung. the elementary schools. s to • U o. Average of accessorizing Its shirts; with choice of toe panel by the sher­ John Dempsey vetoed it citing a public hearing on any question Fine for the OoMoar Batisserie BVdlowlng a period when no ex­ a sweater tied around toe neck iff rather than a riioice made a $400,000 cost that was not In According to Olassman, Atty. I concerning educational policy. travagance was too extreme, by its sleeves. Now that brings St rand^ from toe lists of the budget. I Dennis Indicated that Section Olassman said that under this w e are gring to be quietly „p tj,e past of Betty QraWe go- e le cto rs." The House passed a slmilau' 10-220 o f the O eneral Statutes statute Seoticn 10-238, tqxm writ­ VACUUM PA Cm elegant again. . . .that Is, toe college while a thousand The state’s attorney said bill last year, but it died on the ' provides that the conduct ot the ten petition of one per cent of designers have decided that we ukeleles strum. there if no guidance in state last night of toe regular ses­ South Windsor's educational I the voters to the board, the hear- will be if it Mils us. The riiaw- law about how to pick a grand sion, and this year toe I system is a matter exclusively Uw must be hdd within three tng In questicn was tost of the But the real Indication that things are changing pot^>ed iq>, Jury, and "this method has just Judiciary Committee gave toe within the province of the Board weeks after receipt of the petl- ■SLICED BACON cultured Pearl Association; evolved over toe years.” bill a favorable report, but It of Education and, "In pertor- uon by the board. Asked if he would appeal to died in the Apprcqiriatloiis Com­ I mance of Its duties, the board According to Olassman, the in spite of the decrease In neck .-..a toe state Supreme Court, Gor­ m ittee. I is totally Independent rmd may . _ . . . , __ _ Remember how, for years and is totauy independent and may June 19th petition will appear on ato^ent la em- has been a not be dictated to by the ooun- the July 5th Council agenda, as | phssU <« we ^ t o desideratum for female ele- cU m- any oUim * municipal au- required by the Council RUias, _ “mal peari^ not know^ 1^ , geems/tost lota Mary DellaFera Agent for Aged ■ thorlty." but that no formal acUcn "could H difference between Oriental of ”, _ toe______models______are____ now- having Atty. Dennis also stated that be contemplated by the Ooun- EE Miss Mary DellaFera, Man­ pearis and toe cultured Mnd, silicone Injectlmis to enlarge the Connecticut Ocmference ot Vfijfe the preyed ordinance calling eU, based on the <4 >inlon o f the m and since no one can tell the dif­ themselves up there. What a chester’s director ot w elfare Mayors supported toe bill and ■for action la "no more than an attorney," he concluded. H ference without an X-Ray ms)- and social services, has been another bill which eliminates sw ing ot the pendulum! ■ chine, who cares? We are re­ appointed agent for toe elderly annual flltag by elderly people Quality-Built PINE turning to the days when, if you in Manchester by Town Man­ to obtain tax relief. 'Ihompson I South Windsor I had a "real" i>eari necklace and ager Robert WelM as provided is a member of this cx>mmlttee. Solids and Vonoors a circle pin of "real” gold, you Fleet-Delete In a recently enacted state law. were all set. 3/Haa DeUaFem will dissemi­ with Soloctod Hardwood Some of those pearls were Plan at Norfolk nate taformaUcxi to elderly per- J Piers Being Poured J shown hanging not outside toe oons, assist them in learning NEWl — EXOmNO Carofroo Plastic Tops neckline but Inside, a form of NOKFTOLK, V a. (A P ) — At- ABFBUl I — Hat] ___ lantic Fleet headquarters says about toe community resources understatement that was one of available to them, and aid them NATURAL HEALTH Ja<^e Kem ^“s c>y this, fall, reducing Its over- ALL 4 PIECES . Concrete for piers to support plan over the $2.4 million mart. Thls Is a season when no epe rirength to $26 vessels, Mayor John 'Thompson called AT TBR Dm SI* Drstssr, MIrrw, g three double-unit portaMe claas- No board member questioned toe establiriunent of local toe athletic facility last night. worries about sMrt lengths, ac- Th® ruction was m y- rooms is presently being pour­ ceptlxig that they are within nounced Monday aa a conto- Geoffrey Beene did the “ bridle jumper” in gray and agents for toe aged a way cf PARKADE S-Oramr OlMtt «MI IcS i ■ed behind tbe high school and Eartier in toe meeting and "providing meaningful assist­ Inches of toe kneecap, depend- uaUon of the Navy's progrm fore reports were made by War­ white wool with white knit turtle-neck and sleeves Unbelievably Low Price! classrooms win be ready for ing on toe wearer's tastes, but achieve a more modem fleet . . . all in one, but it looks like two pieces. ance to the elderly.’’ ner, Mrs. Nancy Oaftyn told FOOTUMG 'The legislaUve committee of ■ occupancy in the faU, School the bend below toe knee al- wltoin available budgetary re­ Superintendent Charles Warner toe board that she bad received negative attitudea toward the ways shows. "It’s younger-look- sources.” Your Choice: Maple or Pine in the Same Massive Style . told the Board of Education tag,” said one designer, repeat Eight of the vessels vrlll be ■last night. Universal Structures placement of modulars at toe Hove a hankering for the richly grained swirls and unique high school level from other tag what women have known all mothballed at tbe inactive ship SH­ the firm from vdiom the town along. It is a season Yrtien worn'- maintenance facility In Porta- knotty effects of the warm pine that intrigued our forebears? ■ jxirchased the unlta for ai^rox- town’s principals and superin­ Mak« Up Y u r Owi Grtapiii en are less likely to make up mouth, Va., a spokesman said, Imately $76,000 has been having tendents. She said ahe had done : HOT TOe ^"adee little dress", bieautifully cut by Jerry Then enhance your bedroom with the heirloom look of fine their costumes as they go He said six will be given to for- IP difficulty In completing the an extensive study regarding CMpIttt Oppi Stpck toe advantages and disadvan­ Silverman of sheer wool with a scarf that is part along, choosing among blouses elgn governments, quality, with staunch, providently priced pieces that you can ■wort due to the "deluge” Of tages of toe units and learned and sMrta and overblouses, but Two of too vessels will go to rain over toe past week, Wor- iiili pick and choose ot your leisure. Dust-proofed drawers slide CtlltetlM Niw at that modulars provided addi­ of the dress. will have something that has Spain, two to Italy, one to M a n c h e s te r 7 ■n er said. been terribly hard to find In Greece and one to Oolombia. open or closed with ease on long-wearing nylon glides. Por­ tional teaching spMe, but in a Canparibla savlait. Lnst November, a motion was sense added to toe probiema T tr - stores In toe past years; Pretty Five toe ships to be de- celain and antiqued brass pulls give the perfect touch of . m ade b y boa rd m em ber CUe of overburdening central core daytlme dresses. 'Ihe designers commissioned are destroyers, IDecker that toe board consider ;say toaf stmes are reordering and toe rest are tugs, oilers, i S A V l N G S authenticity so in demqnd today. Night Stand $49.00 Baiaat Tams Availabla facilities, such its cafeterias, 'purcbfulng toe modulars to be auditoriums and bathroom fa,- Read Hi^rad^^dveral^i^nte on daytime dresses wlto an en- amphibious troop ships aiid used at toe high sohooi during oilities. She aold ahe also thuslasm that surprises them. Isuidtag vessels. vmmimm an Interim building program lesmed that the people con­ LENDER A LOAN ■If and when a proposed addi­ tacted favored, in most cases, mj tion to toe high school is ap- placement of toe modulars at ik'k'k'k'k'A. ^ # iR A h i f i K A AKk "k i f i n A >:::inill proved by voters In a referen­ elementary schools where stu­ dum . dents are more controlled 985 MAIN STREET Last night Warner Indicated through corridors, etc. ■ She added that in acfumlng Downtown Manchester l H| that no cost estimates for toe We Hava Tha BsUa Ta Go WUh Them! ^ m propoeed addition are known atminutes of the South Windsor's ' toe present time, but that toe boeurd m eeting since tbe in tro­ JPul4ic Building Commission duction of modulars at election has been requested to present time, she has not found any­ It's Paftie Time at MeatownI more refined drawings and firm where where toe board had dis­ costa on Plan B on or before cussed toe "educational as­ pects" of toe units or where ALL BEBF PATTIES ■ Ju ly 18. calls tor toe linking any study on modulars was ofP lantoe Bpresent main corridors done by them, 26 In ■of toe high school with a two Board Chairman James Ar-, ,or three level academic area, nold acknowledged that no Traffic to too new building will study was made and repUed ho LEAN SIRLOIN PAHIES be through ramps, Warner said, had never said "They (modu- 26 In He added that toe members Isis) were toe toe answer," ad­ of toe board, toe TWrii Ooun- ding he "personally“personaUy has not |j| cU and toe building commission been In favor of using them.” ^ met with toe archltecta on May R was reported at toe Nov. 28 ___ ■ 18 and suggested they work oti meeting toat A n u s’s vota^wM MEATOWN 10 SAVE 30% Off this plan after three plans were included. ’ ta an ““ admentment ’ to presented for review. the moOoii to utilize modulars PATTIES Ik- ■In his report Warner made at the high school during an ta- no menUon of too new or addl- tertm buUdtag program, and a 50 In box ■H»~.i gymnasium faculty pre- check tola meaning verified toe seated to the town officials and report. administration as part of Plan ------SUMMER SUITS & SPORT COATS! B at the May 18 informal ses- Msnrhester Evening Herald FOR YOUR FREEZER Maple Bedroom EnaomUe Sion, which at that time, had South Windsor corre^Kmdent Stock Your Fraonr A t Thoso Prkot! run the cN)8t estim ates o f toe B arbara V arrtok tr i. $44-8274 includes A l 4 Pieces WHOLE SIRLOIN TIPS OP HEP SPORT COATS SUITS REG. NOW \ South Windsor REG. NOW Come talk to home Flood Control Project ?110.00 ...... ^ 7 7 a 0 0 $140.00 *98.00 Authentically styled bed­ Gets Federal Approval ? 95.00 ...... ^ 6 6 a 0 0 room pieces e ra f t a d of $110.00 •77.00 finance specialists hardwood solids and fine The Avery Brook flood c«1 oo^ rol j b weU as toe I veneers in rich nutmeg ^ .w TT 1 . manicuring of culvert work ta , $100.00 maple finish with Micarta ■ ahead this week when toe Unit- Heights area,” Smith $ 70.00 ...... ^ 4 9 a 0 0 *70.00 Savings & Loan has been helping folks become home owners ed States Soil Conservation said. tops, a complete open Service ta Storrs was assign- He said no federal funds are I for 81 years . . . longer than anyone else in town. That's why stock grouping. You g e t ■ed to work with toe town of avaUable now but toat toe | ] j $ 65.00 ...... $ 95.00 *66.00 they call us the home financing specialists. All the experience Double Dresser, Mirror, 4- South Windsor to "plan and town officials wlU be looking ■ IS to 1$ Eb. Average Drawer Chest and Panel protect” toe Avery Heights into grant appUcations tor fl- A SELBOHON OF we've accumulated over these many years is yours for the Will Cut Into Boneleas Sirloin Steaks, Boasts or Any Way Bad. area. Deputy Mayor Robert nanctal aid ta carrying out toe asking, without obligation. Smith said yesterday. project. He noted toat toe land Too So Dealrel FAMOUS MAKE AliOH PRESERVER SHOES u$ to 50% OFF! ■Smith said he had received acreage involved ta toe project H a communication from 1st Dls- is $1,829 acres. Smith said there TENDEB BABBBODB IBOnOAL WEIOBT TAN So if you're contemplating building or buying a home, learn ter (D) toat toe project au- is a posslbiUty toat once toe how you can add the costs of remodeling or repairs later on thorization was granted to project is complete it may be South Windsor and wiU include used for a recreation area ta STRIP STEAKS SLACKS n»*I4J0 Double Knit SLACKS h»*1IUHI to your Savings & Loan mortgage without refinancing ■I the construction of an earthen toe town. Reg. $20.00 Beg. $32.00 charges: how you can pay up your mortgage earlier than I $200 Million in Relief KNIT BBUBT 8UQEVE scheduled, if you wish, without penalties. Come in and see : $0.99 FAMOUS MAKE, SHORT SLEEVE us tomorrow! (Oonttnaed from Page One) ministration, which supervises SPORT SHIRTS ____ . .u, V , j 1. disaster loans to businessmen lii ^toess, wW^ ^ ady has a homeowner., DRESS and SPORT SHIRTS / ■aI Uon.disaster reUef fund ot $92.5 mU- TTie SonxUe voted the funds Reg. $5.00 ...... ^ # 9 9 “ 'The House stUi must approve, an amentoent offered 6 L b . B oz although It was uncertain 8ctiatlon ^I WE SELL 60c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS SELECT GROUP OF BELTS, SOCKS. AND 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 Every Weekday till 9 ■White House officials said the > ' i‘‘ COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 funds would be used for such It disregarded an objection 1 Ws AcMirt n e c k h e s a r e a l s o r e d u c e d ; things as repairing . bridges, from Sen. Joseph Montoya, D- highways and other pubUc fa- N.M., YriM urged delaying ac- SPECaALS Itm THDB8., . A H D I A X .i liiiil ■ciUties, and was “just a amaU Uon until toe White House of- , OPEN 6 DAYS— THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P.M. ^ CASH-CHAIMiE-BUD8ETTBIMS - UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! portlon" of toe total aid avaU- fered a more precise estimate WE BB8BBVB im B low ioX nm < ■ from 25 otoer agencies, ta- of how much flood reUef was | H eluding toe SmaU Business Ad- needed. Z'

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830 Silver VALUES GALORE Stop & Shop in Manchester and East Hartford Lane ‘w o u r S w N t Life Frath, Crisp 2 6 ^ . HOT ooa e BURIER Buitoni M eat Ravioli c a n Potato Chips Mon .A Ragozzino Sauces Rolls thru 12-01. bag Poekagts of B M artinson’s Coffee 1 -lb . S a t C MWme UIE Homs some depts mat be oosed OTHER STORES IN THIS AREA NOT LISTED ABOVE- OPEN REGULAR HOURS Lo Cal French — Italian 8-0 1 . $ Ken’s Dressings Lo Cal Rusaian b e ta . fill mkliHtel 22-01. Friend’s Beans jara u/immiiititumtuiufNiuniiih/ DrLiou'i'*. 9-inch lO O -c n t. STORES NORMALLY OPEN White Paper Piates pkg. Closed Tugs. MON. TIL 6 WILL BE N ew ! 16 oz. size Planter’s OPEN 12 oz. pkg. CAIN ’S July 4th OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Cocktail Poaauts CSc Sof- le -o z. A American Cheese JULY 3rd Choose your ham favorite! Imperial iWargarine Spi-ead pkga. Independency VS. Grade “A” Day UaS.DaAe Ckqwe Heavy Gau^e Plastic MONDAY Trash Bags 20-30 gal. J A - Barbecue Steak Sale! I I Colonial 12 cnt. pkg. through GREAT VALUES

while they last SATURDAY • • EVERY DAY! MULTI-POSITION H a n i s 8:00 AJN. wf V.ELC0 MF lOMron. MHiayli m\-A Oaropbell’s Toffluio Soup can I k Chaise FOOD ST.\mP Semi Boneless M u-. PREMIUM Swoot Life Sugar 5 k Swift's CANNEOHAM • Asst. Colors ^9.88 bog Extra Lean Ground Beef CHUCK Center Cut W 8-oa. W M te O a m Calif. Steak (Bone In) Sliced Bologna l-lbpkf 0 7 24-00. Weaver’s Chicken Oiiice el 4 varletitt We reserve Roast Beef^rbSS' VomwntNald Symp bot. $7o Bonus Pack ‘WJTSS® Sliced Ham *RfA55r99i the right to CLIP AND SAVE 1-012 w limit quantities. 14.6-00. atHf « a Salami . * ** Imported Boiled Ham H-lb 79® Gamation Evap. Milk can I k W eaver’ s ' ; ^ Wings Phf Cucumber Salad ®lcrreHiH* 4 9 ? . 26-oz. T H I G H S a i-a>i2ot A R M O U R . ' ^ Dfaniond Grystal Salt box lie W eaver’ s DRUMSTICKS pb| Fa rm e rs Salam i cAmiSYwLe VALUABLE COUPON! qt. CHICKEN l-lbSot Deutchmacher Dutch Loaf 59®v.,. m r! Snnswoot Pruno Juiso bot 4 k W eaver's OREASTS pkt 46-00. Scop ZIP-TOP Hawaiian Punch Amt. can S4c Fruit Drinks 18^. Qironet Napkins For 2 S o r E — Both S be PLASTIC CAN Skippy Peanut Butter creamy jar 6 k SAVE WITH MINI-PRICING®)ll-PRICING®) OUR BEST STOP S SHOPI Safeguard 20-O0. Heinz Regular Kotshup bot. S k You'll need them Orange. SOAP Frozen rood Buys for your next Punch, At our Farmer’s Market CANNED HAMS Laddia Boy i cookout. Stock f | Grape or [ With coupon and $5 purchaae. Hoisemeat caiumu ^ cans 5 k up for the ISOct ■ Orange- Effective thru Sat., July 1. h d id ay. Pkp I pineapple. [Lim it 1 Coupon P er Family. 3 lb. con 5 lb. con U - « W i O D r s stop & Shop Lemonade 3 Just right for D alit Seadless CLIP AND SAVE $2-68 $^.28 I outdoor cookouts at low, low mini­ price. Sun Glory Soda B & M Baked Beans 6 GO MINI-PRICING ®AND SAVE! WHY PAY MORE? VALUABLE COUPON! John’s Cheese Pizza or Sausage Pea Beans Birds Eye Tiny Taters 3SS79® to please 18 Taste O ’Sea Fish 'N Chips ■ Assorted the most 28 oz descriminating For 28-01. Bot. Nepco Franks Ravors can Luscious Morton Chicken in a Basket taste m outh hIR. CLEAN Macaroni & Cheese ’shop* w atering I D -*69' goodness AN-Purpose Cleaner BONE IN In Our Froxen Meat Dept. FROM HEAVY CORN-FED WESTERN Jeno’s Snack Tray ’a r s 5 ' from our ['With coupon and |5 purchaae. Farm er's [ Effective thru Sat., July 1 | GOLD KIST CH OICE QUALITY STEER BEEF Taste O’Sea Onion Rings UV49' PaSii’e CUCUMBER 914 01 $1 V O l l l 9 PICKLES O iars 1 M arket ib iL lm it 1 Coupon r-ci- . .-^...y. FRIED Sara Lee Apple Pie %V89« French’s Mustard 35‘ MiyaYBOBY'S Best Center Cuts Only C H I C K E N Stop & Shop Choc Lit Covers 95*^ Undsayyr.:£-Olives i':39‘ CLIP AND SAVE Sweet Relish 3 ’ 1 California Sara Lee Peach Pie ?«f99® Honeydews Large Size 28 oz. $ 1.4 9 Potato Chips HbTwI^ak 59« Jell-0 Gelatin v s f ^ 10‘ pkg. VALUABLE COUPON Serve ’em delicious cake & ice cream! Deviled Ham % r 3 » ::’ l Reynold’s Wrap 4 roHw 1 At Dur Bakery Dept. MARVEL Dark Meat Turkey Roast 3-lb. Salad Dressii«^r.r 39* Hefty Trash Bags m ZO* pkg. $1.7S U ye r Cakes FARM ‘^-69 Daisy Sugar Donuts For 16-os. Box STOP 4 SHOP Town House Ice Cream Vli lallon carton 79' or Daisy Plain Donuts 4 Serve donuts and coffee CRACKERS Ragozzino Sauce Stop & Shop Coffee Solid Lean after breakfast With coupon and 35 purchaae. $g .08 WHY PAY MORE? > OUR BEST QUALITY! Effective thru Sat., July 1. London Broil Shoulder Meat lb Lim it 1 Coupon P er Family. At Our Dairy Dept. FROZEN Perlect for Regular, f | 2 9 h EVHtYBODY'S all your 16 o Drip or Buttercrest Bread no* Stock up on our own delicious Italian i.. Electric stop & Shop Yah Yah m # 4 CLIP AND SAVE dishes. * * Perk. Boneless Chuck Steak lib Delicious flavor and you'll ivi-lb ▼ I ASST. FLAVORS love the mini-price. ■ kMves A 6-oz. ,Stop&Shop Yogurt Seneca Drinks can 10c Stop & Shop Orange Cake 16 o z p k f 63® Your choice of HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS Stop & Shop Pound Cake i? oz pkg 55® Cool-Whip Birdaeye 2 “rt. 89c Strawberry, Blueberry, Geisha White Tuna Cain’s Mayonnaise VALUABLE COUPON Raspberry or Plain! 6 <‘- ^ 1 Solid Pack WHY PAY MORE? 100 cnt. bot. Orange Juice Snow Crop 4 c^s $14)0 {FAST mm Ktuer \ Bayer Aspirin SSI39® In Water Keep Cain's Choc. Eclair Pie 49° 1.10 val. DDC^. Hood’s Sour Cream PEPPERIDGE FARMS Save money 18 Mayonnaise quart at this 16-OZ. e A . Florida Citrus Orange Juice 'J3S'59® on hand |3 f For 10-Pok. Pkg. John’s Pizza Sausage pkg, one Ban Roll-On ^ 1.5-os. size C | U low price! Layer Cakes 1.19 val. D i e Stop & Shop "'K.isr' Muenster •"49®Pkf I for your Health & Beauty Aids 7 oz can next picnic. sc Tetley Choc. Fudge - Vanilla - Cheese Ravioli Butonl 19-oz. pkg. 59c Vaseline Bath Beads is^oz. K Q * Woody’s Sharp Cheese Refills '.!m 69® ICE TEA MIX Devil's Food - Vanilla Gold/en 1.19 val. Wilkinson Bonded Blades i c w h m 69® Reddi Wip Topping «" 59® quarter pound prints packages I With coupon and 35 purchase. 17 OZ. Imperial Margarine 2 89‘ Ban Roll On Deodorant M « b W H . 69® Meat Ravioli Butoni 19-oz. pkg. 59c 5-oz. Effective thru .Sat., July 1 Hour-After-Hour Doedorant 1.10 val. 48c Borden . oSnSaU Drink 5^:^89® lU m it 1 Coupon P er i^tuiuiy. pkg. Confidets Regular or Super «• II EVaYBOPY’S Kraft Whipped Cream Cheese 4 CLIP AND SAVEJ I S * Senro 50* G 7 S c A f O 4 0 * c n r e 2 5 * with this coupon on an S4 oz bn witb this coupon on' a 10 oz jar | | with this coupon on a 14 cm with this coupon on two 5 oz bars California Long'W hite s coupon on I 100 ct bn coupon VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Instant VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON r ' Ajax Cleanser Dial Bath Soap llAjax LAUNDRY Detergent|||Maxwell House £ w Use.. 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Lim it 1 Coupon P er Family. ***** n I EVERYBODY'S I EVERYBODY'S tvaiYiODrrj-^ CANTALOUPES „ 39e 1 3 « CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE 3 0 ^ CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE 0RAN8E JUNE Pure H-gal. 79C ! PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY; JUNE 28, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEmiESDAY. JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Pentagon Papers Show Vernon Vernon Prefab Apartments Rose, Waldron Head Rotary II 12 Negotiation Tries Richard F. Rose, manager of pected to be. presented in Octo­ lege will be in charge of the IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR THE To House Elderly the RockvUle office of SNBTXXl, ber. program. WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre- "we would stop the bombing In That involved J. Blair Sea- was installed Monday as iwesl- The Broadway hit, “Any Wed- The nature facUlUea at FVne vlously undisclosed portions o^ return for some reciprocal act bom, a Canadian member of dent of the Rockville Rotary nesay" has been chosen for the Hill will alao be used and swim­ the so-called Pentagon Papers of mUltary restraint but that the IntemsUonal Control Oom- Construction is now under cast, 'prestressed concrete floor dub and Kenneth Waldron, first show. R will be directed ming instructions are also be­ show at least U separate chan- we would not stop bomUhg mission In Southeast AsU. Ac- way, on the area's first "facto­ planks. manager of the local office of by Lee Hay with Bea Paul as ing considered. Parents who nels were open Involving North simply In exchange fbr talks." cording to the Defense Depart- ry-made" apartment building, The turnkey puMlc housing Connecticut Light and Power, assistant director. wish to enroll their child in the Vietnam and the United States Mareovich and Aubrac made ment study his ccntact, whl^ in the redev^opment area In project is being financed by the as vice president. Anyone interested in helping program should contact the In an effort to end the In- several trips between Paris and came to an end In June HM, Rockville. The alx-story, 8S-unlt Hirtford National Bank and William Wigglesarorth was in­ AP with any phase of the produc- BEST PRICES IN TOWN SHOP A&P WEO reoreatioil office as soon aii pos­ dochlna war dating back to Hanoi carrying the vartous po- Involved "unusually substantive complex being built as a bous­ Trust and will be owned by the stalled a s secreta ry and WU- ticn, from set painting and sible. Registration will bb limit­ June , 1964, according to The siUons from the United States and dramatic messages." ing unit for the elderly. Is ex­ Vernon Housing Authority upon Ucun RepoU a s treasu rer. R e ­ oostiimlng to ushering and sales ed. Washington I’ost. and North Vietnam. During The subject in the Seaborn pected to be ready for occupan­ completion. The architect 1s tiring isresident, Norman Fleirii- promotion, should contact Mrs. Dog licenses In today's edlUons, the Poet that time the United States messages was the stress placed cy within eight months. Fletcher-Thompson of Bridge­ mann gave a resume of the Paul at 18 High Ridge Rd. after The Town Oerk’s offioo wHl reports the contacte Involved bombed North Vietnam. In- by each side on their determl- Alco Development Company, port. Three other such housing year's activities and then 6 p. m . be < ^ n additional houks on Henry A. Kissinger In 1967 as eluding the capital of Hand. naUon "to do and endure what- developers of the renewal area turned the gave! over to the units have been completed us­ The players will conduct a Thursday from B to 7 pjm. Just well as officials and Important Also during that time the ever might be necessary to see have contracted with C. W. new president. Flelshmann was ing the Bison construction, one fund-raising drive to help guar­ for the issuance of dog Uom^ . FOR A LOWER TOTAL FOOD BIU” private cltliens of several gov- Frenchmen offered to set up a the war to a —h - Blakeslee A Sons, a subsidiary presented with a plaque of ap­ is in Waterbury, one in West- antee the October production. All dogs six montiis om and emments including France, meeting between lOaalnger and factory to It.” of Westinghouse based in New field, Mass., and one In Bridge­ preciation. oiver must be licensed by Fri­ Canada, and Poland. Mai Van Bo, a North Vietnam- The next initiative began In Haven trtilch is using what is Workers are needed to collect port with two ethers under con­ Youth Workeis donations and patrons are need­ day for the owner to avoid any The Post account is based on ese official who was dealing May, 196S when President called the Bison industrialized struction in Providence. Starting July 1 the town will ed to assure that the players fines or penaltiea The office of what It described as four dlplo- with Mareovich and Aubrac. Johnson stepped the bombing of housing system. Robert Spinet- In the local renewal area, have a number of new em­ will remain organised. Workers the town clerk is in the Xbmoh maUc vdumes of a Defense De- However, the Pest said Bo the North in an effort to con- ta, general manager for Alco Alco has completed the Tolland ployes in various positions. Hir­ Or patrons m a y con tact M rs. rial Building, Park Place, ftoek- partment history of the war ob- declined to meet Kiasinger on vtnee Hand to de-escalate its said Bison is a precast, i»a- ing of young people for the WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Ccunty Superior Court Build­ Barbara Lukas, 12 Grandview vlUe. Those who wish to obtain tained from syndicated cdum- grounds that Hand was reluc- operations. stressed concrete wall panel summer has been made pos­ ing, a threeietoty office build­ T erra ce. the license through the fball nlst Jack Anderson. tant to talk under duress with Th's effort, called Project system which can be used to sible through a grant of $10,- ing, two bank buildings, a shop­ must send their request, '^with Post reporter Murrey Marder any offlclaUy connected Ameri- Mayflower, attempted to bring construct buildings up to SO 000 vriilch the town receiv ed D ay Cam p ping complex and a 64 - unit The Recreation Department the correct fee, prior to Friday. said the diplomatic portions, can. the Soviet Union in as ait Inter- stories high. under the Summer Youth Em­ The fee is ^.60 for male or whlch were not included in pre- Toward the end of the Penn- medlary. a role refused by moderate - income apartment will sponsor a day camp for All of the concrete panels for ployment Program. spayed female dogs and $7.70 vlous unauthorized versions of aylvanla Channel Kissinger was Moscow. The Soviet action building. handlca{q>ed children , starting BONE IN-FULL SIRLOIN-NOT N.Y. CUT the cmnplex, which will contain Mayor Frank HcOoy has been for unspayed females. The the Pentagon Papers, Indicated quoted by the Pentagon Papers brought that project to an end g.. — have been July 10 at Henry Park. The pro­ directing the screening process mailing address is P.O. Box the critical question of who as maintaining the United The ether channels all ended Ir manufactured at the Blakeslee of the many applications sub­ gram will be held Mondays BONELESS shall rule in South Vietnam was States wanted assurances only failure, although efforts were through Bridays from 9 a.m. to 945, RockvUle. When Ucehsing pi—•- HI rti'unicrd. The panels Teacher Drive Worits mitted. He said an attempt is a apayoA female dog for' , the the “gut Issue” that plagued all that a bomUng halt would lead made by Canadian otflcials will be trucked to the renewal being made to hire as many 8 p .m . 2 first time, a certlfioate, S i | ^ FRESH of the peace contacts before the to prompt and productive dU- leaders in Poland, Sweden. Ro^ site and erected by a SS-man NBW YORK — American young people as possible with Children w ith any type of Nixon administration as It does cussions on Hanoi's part, drop- mania. Great Britain, the 8o- some to work a full week and handlci^, jrfiysical or mental, by a Ucensed veterin$nan, crew using an 85-ton crane. teachera have proved so suc­ must be presented. ping a demand that North Viet- vlet Union and Italy. According to Spinetta the cessful In ttiat a re­ others on a peut-time basis. may attend the program. In­ Kissinger, a Harvard profes- nam take "no advantage” of an The reasons for the failures building w ill require 181 ex teri­ cruiting drive in the United Players Group cluded in the activities will be sor and consultant to the SUte end to the air raids. of these various efferts differed or wall pemels, each weighing States originally planned for six The nam e 'tVl-TV>wn P la y ers arts and crafts, games smd ac­ A terrasphere is a container B e e L D epartm ent In 1967 and now Bo, on the other hand, was through the years but generally from two to 11 ton s; lOS Interior months is now in Us second has been choeen for the recent­ tivities to develop motor coordi­ for plants with a boi«d-ahape B flO t le A ; President Nixon's national se­ said by the Defense Depart- came down to misunder- wall panels weighing from one year, a qx>keaman for the New ly organised theater group and nation. Miss Layne Allison, a clear plastic top and a bottom curity adviser, became in- ment study to see the use of the standings and missed opportim- to ei^t tons each; 11 precast South Wales recruiting office re­ plans are already underway for student in special education at with vent bole in the top sec­ volved through contacts with words prompt and productive itles. the Poet said in Its the first production which is ex­ Southern Connecticut State Col­ tion. QvdoUt QieahA concrete stairways and 194 pre­ p orta two Frenchmen Herbert Mar- as indications of conditions, analysis of the newly released covich and Raymond Aubrac. Hanoi constanUy said It would portions. According to the Post, this not give in to conditions to halt The main element in the SHOP AFTEF^ THE SUN GOES UUWN' R 04l/4 t 4 T iv iit e «|4 contact opened In early June, the bombing which it consid- overall dispute the Poet said, 1967, during a meeting in Parts ered lUegal. was not the Issue of American between Kissinger and Marcov- The Pennsylvania CSiannel troop wltfadrawal but who Ich. The Frenchman brought in came to an end in mid-October, diould finally control the gov- FanileaKaflbia Aaao SUPER 4 IFn. Aubrac who was a personal logr, adien both Kissinger and emm^it in Souita Vietnam TOP ROUND i m m ^ friend o f Nmrth V ietnam ese Bo indicated neither side had ______niMMS O P E N T I L $ |2 9 BOTTOM ROUND^ RIGHT uploup lo le^er Ho Chi Mlnh. anything new to say. To keep cast iron skiUets and •tbT *Baiie ” GRADE " A " 9IF)s.9 IF)s. The two Frenchmen traveled The first attesnpt recosded by Dutch ovens at their best, give to Hanoi July 24, 1967, carrying the Pentagon PEqwrs in the them a quick wash in hot sudsy l b . SHOULDER ROAST instructions from Kissinger, post account to bring about a water, a rinse in hot clear m (CROSS RIB) They met with Premier Pham Vietnamese settlement through water, and wipe with a damp 1 0 * m i b . V an o - T-W.-D ong0. I- —kot Vo— __ . j. . , . . ^ cloth. Air-dry or oven dry after MIDNIGHT indirect contact known as P ennsylvania June. 1964. 6 DAYS A WEEK - CLOSED SUNDAY Channel. K issin g er's 1967 ro le a s w ell I t n s M () KI as the outlines provided by the A l Shep-RM* iN4oy« Jvly 3fdi Cloood > WHCES EFFECTIVE THRU JULY 3rd, C Poet account of the newest por­ Tatedoy, M y 41b. tions of the Pentagon Papers Know Your discloses nothing that was not already known publicly. How­ '.I s D A ;.i>. F FV ,V ( r, T I , .'AlH I I - Ml 'U F HF F F ever, the account does provide STEAK$ sar-UMTUNfuniiNRi^^ generally greater detail than Chamber Members nTsoi*^ released previously. r PUBUC INFtmMATTON OtMUMITTEE The Pennsylvania Channel ( choice stretched throughout the sum­ MANCilESTEB CHAMBER OF OOMMEROE CHUCK ABA T ool A Die Oo. Ino. ARMOUR STAR nmns «S9t mer and into the mid-fall of c RNlTCUUnUfaAnRABa*} 196'T with the main questions ABA Tool A Die Co. Inc. was derson, William C. Anderson vrito the U .8. b m b i ^ begun In 1944 b y three partners, and EJari S. Anderson, aU BCan- CUT J ^ North V leti^ , H a^ 8 mlU- Helmar G. Anderson, Edwin R. cheater residents. ^ actiri^ In the South and Bertsche and Clarence T. An- The firm employs 66 persons. STEAK RAMSTEAKof ROASISa sW t deceased. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-EfVE PAGE TfWENTY-POtJR MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 Nov. 7, national election day; According to the indictment, Business Mirror H ebron Bombing Ban Blasted Vernon Nov. 23 and 34, Thanksgiving; Thief Leaves 15-cent pops and cones would Dec. 28 - Jan. 1, CSuristmaa and Him Speechless Ice Cream have gone to 20 cents had the VWn. UNER New Tears; Feb. 12, lincoln’s plan succeeded. Insurance Chief Urges Fulginiti To Head Schools Plan Tight Birthday and May 38, Memorial Retaliatory action also was to DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — Price F ix War and Weapons Rejected Day, have been taken by the com­ The winter vacation will be James Reynolds of Dubuque, a panies against competitors who Flood Victims Sue Agents Lions Qub Officers from Feb. 19 threugh 38 and Democratic candidate for Iowa WASHINGTON (AP- -B a c k - . ... j Soviets under the accords. POOL MEDICS Is Melted refused to raise their prices, ing President Nixon's war and "U® «“ « Washington were cause of ihe the spring vacation, April 16 John Fulginiti of Rt. M will In a latter to all residents, On Year’s Calendar the indictment said. Such com­ By JOHN CUNNIFF The blame, therefore, seema Nixon asked for the Trident f iiiirr-" —^ ***^ threugh 29. There will be half­ attorney general, says a thief be installed July 5 as president Chairman ISvorett Graham NEW YORK (AP) — Three petitors ‘ would have had their NEW YORK (AP) — Pennsyl- to be shared aloo by the Feder- derish^ly^^raject^^ efforts "to ***TOV^wse then voted 334 to argued, “Obviously, we’ve got and B1 speedup and has i argueda lisl. 1MMI day session on Nov. 8 and 22; took his notes for a speech on of the Hebron Lions Club for points out that the committee Ihe Board of Education is necessary to have the teachers ice cream companies and five accounts “raided”, it said. vania insurance commlssiwier al and state governments for cut a $2L3-btlilon arms bill and »» to approve and send to the the ^ w er to b lw the ^ vleU to ^ t thr**iate ROUTI44AONMOLTON LAKI Dec. 32, Jan. 17 and March 27. law and order while he was in Herbert S. Denenberg suggests not publicising the availability the 1972-197S year. believes the questionnaire to be hoping it won't be nacesssuy to return to schcol the Friday be­ The conspiracy allegedly took to write a war-pullout deadline Senate the »21.3-btllion author- smitoereens And M we're inferiority by the late Report cards will be issued of their officers were accused that flood victims in scores of of coverage, and by municipal Other officers to be installed extremely Important so that it close schools next winter, for fore Labor Day or to.have the Des Moines last weekend. Tuesday of taking part in an place from May to September, , , IsaUon for tanks, missiles, talking about hero la how fine a 1970*. ^ ^ SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS on Nov. 30, Jan. 39, April 23 communities in the £!ast might officials for not seeking to quol- ui-o Bruce Kalom, 1st vice pres- can include the recommenda- more j$han three "snow” days, children cdme back to school The speech and campaign 1971, but ftdled when a com­ It also shouted down a pro- aWp®. plan®» other weap- pewder to grind the other peo- Ute H < ^ s h o ^ and June 32 and mid-term re­ unsuccessful scheme that would conslder suing their Insurange ify, as well as by agents, Pm I c« as that Is all it has allowed for fer one day of the week of June have raised the cost of an ice pany whose accotmts were raid­ Ident; Wayne m iler, second tlcns of as many town residents posal to outlaw U.S. bombing of ons for the fiscal year sterting plM of the e a ^ tato^ ‘’S r ' p i ^ d e n t ^ ' w T ^ ports on Oct. 18, Jan. 3, March pictures were in a folder in his agents and broken for negll- Many people apparently in the calendar for the coming 38 if allowing for 184 days. cream cone by a nickel. ed went to authorities, the vice president; John Perham, ^s possible in preparing its own K i Vietnamese dams and July 1. J ^ t Rep. W c h ^ H. I ^ r d , i s H M 16 and May 25. The Rockville rented car, Reynolds said Tues­ gence. thought their homeowner pol- third vice president; Duane recommendations for the com- dikes The White House has de- Opponents contended that the D-Mo., backed Defense Secre- Un IriM nt r ^ u w , all * l « school year which was approv­ On fiept. 5 and 6 there will be High Schrol evaluation will be day. An indictment handed up by grand jury said. ed Monday night. meetings of the general staff, “If agents want to assume icies provided flood coverage, Totten, secretary; J . Stewart mission. nled reporU that U.S. bombing President's accelerated Trident Ury Melvin R. Laird's position million for tightening ^ e g u a r t conducted March 19 through 22. He said he searched the a Queens grand jury, charged The companies indicted were the privileges and status of Denenberg said. But, he added, Ih e calendar allows for 183 principals, supervisers and de­ Stockwell, treasurer; Thomas Graham said “It la the com- has struck M d f targeU. and B1 development requests that the Moscow agreemenU antlm lj^e r a ^ and the full n iH EOUMRIfO OF WiWIlt WOiS downtown area where the car conspiracy and restraint of Ma}rfiower Ice Cream of Long bting professionals they must if the insurance agent poses as ^ m e r y , lion tamer; and John mittee’s intenUon that the up- " i n wttaig Tuesday, amend- could undrmlne-the U.S.-Soviet “should be scrapped” if Con- lUO-miUlon *"«'®“ ® ****“ * days of school . whereas nor­ partment heads and school will was parked. “I checked in trade in a price-fixing scheme Isltmd City; New Yorker Ice mally the board tries to allow start on Sept. 7. North America’s highest take the responsibility too,” he a professional adviser, it would - Soderberg, tail twister. dated plan truly represent the menta to cut $1.7 bUlion from strateglc-arms-llmltation agree- gross does not continue U.S. nearby garbage cans,” he re­ that would have riased the Cream, of the Bronx, and La­ said in an interview. seem he has a responsibility to for 184 days. Dr. Raymond The schools will be closed for mountain is Alaska’s McKinley, William Johnson and Robert ideas, beliefs and aspirations weapons projects including the ment and destroy the con- weapons development, teca im the Safag u ^ pw igra^ called, "but all I could fine wfaidesale and retail cost of ice Salle Ice Cream of Long Island "As a lawyer,” he said, “1 inform, Tupper were elected to the of the residents of Hebron.” TrldOTt missile submarine. B1 fldence of taxpayers who ex- of the greater number of mi^ other ^ Tri. 647-8962 Ramsdell, ,stq;ierlntendent of holidays on Oct. 9,. Columbus towering 30,830 feet, compared were empty wine bottles.” cream products. a ty . schools expUined it would be Day; Oct. 28, Veterans Day; with Mt. Everest’s 29,038 feet think there Is ample precedent By extension of his aigument, board of directors for one year Educndoml Needs bombers and Safeguard antlmls- pected bigger- weapons cuts be- sites and submarines given the feated by slsable margins. to accuse them of negligence if it would appear also that mu- terms and Everett Clark and Following its first meeting they failed to tell tfaetr clients nicipal officials vrtio failed to Ernie Reed for two year terms, last Tliuraday, the Educational that flood Insurance was avail- act under the federal program Harvest Fair Needs committee, formed by able. might be equally liable to accu- Robert Dixon, reservation the regional board to study fu- \ ii i n Such suits would be restricted satlons of negligence, although chalrman for the Lion's Har- ture growth needs at Rham, be- to residents of communities In Denenberg did not go so far. vest Fair, Sept. 8, 9 and 10. gan work on compiling informa- which flood insurance was However, a parallel situation announced that only a few tlon on population and enroll- available under a federal sub- exists In the business world, in booths are left and reservations ment trends in the district, sidy plan. While most oommu- suits filid against corporate di- are available through him. According to its chairman. nltles are eligible, not all rectors, whose job Is to protect Season tickets for the fair are Mrs. Katharine Slbun of He- sought qualification under the the shareholders, for alleged also available at *1 for the bron, the committee will meet program. negligpence In performing their three days with children under again July 19 at 7:30 in the Action would be filed by indl- duties, 12 free. Tickets may be pur- Rham library and the meet- viduals or by grbups acting In a Denenberg said he and his chased from any Uons Oub Ing is open to the pubUc and class action, in much the same staff attempted to work out a member. pr^. way that professional negU- statewide program last year to Fair program book ads are Serving on the committee gence aases are being brought compensate for the devastating also being accepted through tw>m Hebron besides Mrs. Si- In increasing numbers against economic consequences of a Emery Taylor. John FulginiU. Henpr S^der. Ste- lawyers and doctors, he said. natural disaster but found it un- Duane Totten or Leo Tierney, ven Ross Jo ta Keleher. Should such a concept find feasible, District Officers resident who might have wide acceptance the con- Under the plan, all property R was also announced by the “ y ^ sequences tor agents, Insurance liability premiums would have Lions that Wilber Dennis, pres­ Uons to ask may contact any compcmles and municipalities been assessed 3 per cent to ent president, has been elected of the above committee mem­ would be extraordinary, but It create a fund from wJilch pay- bers or write to the commit­ wouldn’t be the first time De- ments would bo made, Zone Chairman of Lions Dis­ tee in care of the principal of trict 2SC for the coming year. nenberg has provoked and up- The plan was scrapped be­ Rham. set the industry. cause, Denenbeig said, one Dennis is the first Hebron Lion Assessor to hold a district office. A Certified Life Underwriter state constitutes too small €m Assessor Harold Maddocks and former professor, Denen- area In which to spread risk, Beorestlon announced that he wUl be at The summer bowling pro­ beig earlier Issued "A Shop- Such a fund would have been the Town Office Building on per’s Guide to Ufe Insurance,” inadequate In the present flood, gram, sponsored by the Rec­ Monday, July 10, July 17 and reation Commission, will begin challenged the foes charged by However, If combined with July 24 from 1 to 7 p. m. to hoq[>itals and paid by Blue earthquake protection and ex- tomorrow from 9 to 11:45 a.m. answer any questions concern­ and will be held for six consecu­ Cross and denied Blue Shield a tended to the entire nation such ing assessements. rate Increase. a plan would work, he said, be- tive Thursdays. Also, beginning in August, Any fourth through twelfth The fact that flood Insurance cause a nationwide disaster te Maddocks will hold office hours grade student is eligible to join Is available In m a ^ commu- tmllkely. Such a levy would on the first and third Monday the bowling group at a charge nlties, and can be made avail- provide $660 million a year, he of each month. His previous able in others, has been de- said, of n-00 per tto e. Wednesday office hours wiU be Those wishing to a t ^ d need scribed as the industry's beat discontinued only show up at the bus stops, kept secret and least pubUcteed INSTRUCTION Dog Licenses rttatt value even though not previously Bo(0 & R n a s t product, but agents atone are Friday is the deadline for res­ on registered. Pick-up at the bus Nith a not at fault. idents to secure dog licenses kiW^ 1 Under the federal plan, com­ stc^s will be 8:30 a.m. at the ^,64 thru HYPNOSIS Hebron Elementary School and from the Town Clerk. After that munities may qualify for flood date, there will be a $.25 penal­ Insurance, to be purchased by and 8:40 a.m. at the Gilead Elemen­ SBLF.HYPNOSIS tary School. ty for each dog for the month propety owners, by agreeing to The summer baton twirling higher penalUes certain land usage and proper­ program will start July 5 and assessed thereafter, I’M ty restriction clauses.' Professionaf HjnDnotist continue on Monday, Wednes- According to Mrs. Gladys However, most communities Why should you take this day and Friday until August 18. Miner, Town Clerk, only 204 out READY have failed to take qualifying course? Use your mind to its action. Denenberg said that of fullest extent. Lecuit self' The age requirements for this ^® registered dogs in hypnosis for self-lmprove- program have been lowered to town have been licensed so far. 5,000 flood prone commimlUes Semi-Boneless ^Finast Prime# In the nation, only 1,200 are en­ ment, habit control, smok- sixth grade and each peulici- 1^® *®® ® license is $3.50 ilng, self-control, etc. In­ pant will need their own baton, for a male or spayed female rolled. Of eoo such communities In Pennsylvania, only 90 are crease your concentration and Classes will be held from 9:30 and $7.70 for an unspayed fe- learning capacity. a.m. to 10:15 a.m. ait the Hebrtm male. qualitied. Moreover, either because the By Appointment Only School and from 10:30 to 11:15 state’s 30,000 agents failed to 875-5520 and 11:15 to 12 noon at the Manchester Evening Herald ISTEAKS TUBKEYS Inform them- or because they Gilead School at a charge of $1 Hebron correspondent, Anne Holiday Cook-out Savings! Check These Everyday Prices! Emt, tel. 228-3971. chose not to seek coverage, per week. CaKfomia, Leaib Shoulderthuck Hens 10 to 14 lbs Toms 16 lbs and Up only ess property owners were There are stIU openings for 4 ‘JS’I Carnation covered under the federal plAn fourth through eighth graders Vlasic Relishes Read Herald Ads L^vnoaddltiN«s.YoupayforWrk at the time the ftoods struck. who are Interested in softball, Storm Drain Richmond Pork & Beans39c Here’s a sizzling Pampers Diapers Overnight pkjoflZ 79c voUeybsill, basketball, track and Idea! Lean field gaimes. Trap Guards Flavorful First H 0 1 3 I . K E uour bird coo*' perfectly „e. There s more Sunsweet Prune Juice qtbtl 45c This program will be held at RAMSGATE, England (AP) Barbecue Sauce 3» i Choice Chuck Steak the Hebron Elementary School —Calls for help from beneath you just can’t beat S there’s Pfa®*'“ “''^ a u s e only the plump^t ^ birds get to wear the Bumble Bee “ “ r««53c grounds on Monday,' Wednes- a busy Ramsgate street Tues­ Tetley Tea Bags «."»99c for a Barbecue day and Friday afternoons from brought police and firemen meatiest, broad-breasteo 24 oz jar 2 5 c Treat. 2 to 4:30 at a charge for the en- jbe scene. They lifted a cov- Finast Yellow Mustard name Finast! Hellmann’s Mayonnaise Otjar B9c tlre six weeks of $6. The first er on a storm drain and let out meeting will be July 5 and will exhausted lifeguards in IB ozM I 2 1 c lb Miracle Whip Salad Dressing qtjar 59c Finast Wine Vinegar Boneless continue to Aug. 18. swimming trunks. Beltsville e Hens C l C Toms pl(g of 100 65c Fillet SALK' questionnaire Brian Inglesi, 25, and Barry 7 oz lb 18 to 22 lbs Chock Steak Sw ifts BatterboU Tnrkeys 10 lbs or under lb 10 to 14 lbs « | I Skippy J>eanut Butter 12ozjar 45c Residents are asked by the Wood, 26, had gone under- Finast Cold Cups Top Chock Steak M Citizen's Advisory Committee ground to check a loose grill 32 oz btl 0 5 c 1st Four Ribs Only Drumsticks Crisco Oil For Salads and Cooking 38 oz btl 85c Finast Fruit Syrups Boneless Chuck or Wings of the Planning and Zoning under a swimming pool on the C i^ Steak ffib Steak Torkey Breasts 79'b Torkey Ports Commission to fill out and re- seafront. They got lost in the Finast pkg of 250 33c Spam Luncheon Meat ':'»<»' 55c turn as soon as possible the 18- maze of underground channels Assorted Napkins Check These Low Prices! $ 9 ^ 9 0 $ 2 3 ^ point questionnaire received in and sewers, Italian Tender, Flavorful Ham! or Catalina 2tSl69c Ragu Spaghetti Sauce :s^:*'39c the mail this weekend on re- “It’s another world down Kraft Dressing Grill Mates for the Outdoors! Armour Mira Cure Sliced Bacon lb 8 9 c vising the comprehensive plan there.” said Wood, of development of the town. Smoked or Cheese 12 oz can 59c Fanfly Pack - 3 Mis or more lb 9 9 c Campbells Soup 6‘.°,?89c Spam Flavored ' Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon Cnnned Hum 2” 8 o z $ 1 Rtffikir to $30.00 Tasty Treat « > 7 9 c btls I Imported Canned Bacon Tide Detergent Kratt Dressing “ 3 Finast Olive Loaf Ground Beef DO h> Hnast 55c 6 oz pkg 3 9 c Finast IBozctn 89c Gunned Hnm s 4"* Clorox Liquid Bleach giljuf 49c Barrel Potato Chips Famity Pack - 3 lbs or more Gem Child Mild Franks For the Grill lb 7 9 c UF m m w m Gwaitney Boneless , . 1 4 8 ReaLemon Lemon Juice »'59c Swift’s All Meat Franks Picnic Favorite lb 8 5 c n U i n S Buffet Style - Water Added | Mott’s Apple Sauce 4‘Ss83e Ground Chock/0>^ Colonial Polish Sausage > b 1 .0 9 Scott Tissue Bathroom mil l4c Silver Floss Sauerkraut Variety Colonial - Semi-Boneless . A Q c Oscar Mayer Bologna ' Pack '^pi5ll.09 HNB HNAST HAMBURG ROLLS pkgolS 29c I I O U I S (Water Added) "’ 9 0 MANCHESTER Primo - Hot or Sweet Seafood Specials! Italian Fresh Chicken Legs Meaty lb 55c OFFICES Snusnge Styte Maskan King Fully Cooked We’re Fussy lb 19 i About the Chicken Wings Economical '>39c Armour Campfire Crab Clovs Health and Beauty Aid Values! Way We Fresh 02716874“''. “ 59c Pureness* O P E N Hard Shell Crabs Fresh ib 4 9 c Brookside Fnim Frnnkfnrts V Fresh Steamer Clams 2 u » 8 9 c Trim Our Ultra Boo 5000 l“ 99° A Fresh Chicken Breasts »> 65c 1.20 H N A S T H O T D O G R O L L S p><6of8 2 9 c Jumbo Shrimp W h k e H) 2 .6 9 Meat 1 Farm Ice t r ^ ‘* Chicken Drumsticks Fresh lb 69c male nituraly ' IGE CBEAM Size C A I I Y 9 - 3 Excedrio Tablets «««’ 86‘ Fish Cakes or Sticks 2 > b > 9 9 c I pura teal sugar and i ^ Denture Adhesive I'Aoztube PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY. JULY 3, 1972 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY, JULY 3, 1972 ' c EVENING HOURS Ora Fix 73' 1 .4 9 itwsprom^ ------1 Naturalnavor! Middle Turnpike Office Size White Boin 99' 320 Middle Turnpike West LlV ./ // / / 6-8 Thursday \ ^ Holiday Frozen Food Favorites! Fruits and Vegetables for the Holiday! M' Manchester Green Office Fresh Finast Bakery! THIS 621 Middle Turnpike East EBENCHFBIES PATTIES 6 -8 Friday onto Rosa PLUMS APPLE PIES WEEK French 24 o z North Manchester Office GoldKist',k“ Brand pke c \ r 2 2 O Z 220 North Main Street California - Juicy, Sweet for \ ("mast L ONLY, SAVE 50% Serve with 6 -8 Wednesday Delightful Munching. Eveiybody Gold Kist Fried Chicken 12 oz pkg Libbys Frozen Concentrate \ ::^Srr;,.'Brookside Farm Loves these Plump, Tasty Favorites! on Some Styles. Select from First Manchester Office Dnunslicks & Thighs D 9 Lemoaode Ice Cream 49 ! Boots, Buckles, Slip-Ons and Ties . . . 595 Main Street 29 Sour i-.riMm 16 o; cln Angel Food Cake I , M, I ■■ - 59cV l u '' Breakstone Birds Eye Com c Coh ««'px49c Sliced Strawberries Finast 16ozpl(g 39c 6-8 Thursday Sunkist Ite r M.ic.uoni Poteito 15 u/ Junior Pies > - a, v ... 0 Dollys Salads or Coif Sl.iw cln 3£ Morton Bread Dough

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MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST PACED TWBNTY-mGHT MANCHESTER EVENING KERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., >Ve DNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 MANCBEST5® E V iaT lI^ HERAI^, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-NINE, BUGS BUNNli' OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BIAJOR HOOPLE MltnURWeRAMO HI WAS ,, ------/ OUST TO They’re Seeking Help American Challehffes Russian SYLVESTERS JUST JOKINS WHEN HI ASMfP ' HE \____ i /MAHB j A m w m N AmiN BEEN eiVINfAU IVR A U7WIR RATE! HE NEVII -in m v AMENDS ' T'*SIU5NT •mBAT- PLANNEP TO T E U . ME SAK> A V WSVL UIT Lislhts i i i T I MBNT* SINCE X EUT SOT CALLIPAWA.V WOROAIOUT 1 s TH« N W T BAWLBPi HIM SUPOBNLV BV For Flood Victims US BLITZ IN'NEW SUV I IMPOHTA.NT HINM X m u .* H N /I nWT- ACROSS sitting in sun ■UtftNEES , 63 Building A&® ^ c h e a t e r couplM, with parents and many LOWER THAN ~ v CRACK 1 Heavenly additions $200,000 Waits Checkmate AND FORSOT! A marathoners AT THE body ®J®o®zburg, Pa., one of the towns NEW YORK (AP) — Promo- federation. will send them Him clips as the He did comment mat he has match, with shorter broadcaste M O V 0 I M fM 64 Thousands ; MEAT S OtUburning of years last week, are seeking dona- tlooal aspects of the Flschar- Fischer, 29, and Spassky, 36, match progresses. not suggested bid prices for: i^iesday and Thursday for PLATTER source of light UoU of p ^ n a l belon^ngs they will deliver to the be- DOWN Spassky world championship •will also divide 60 per cent Of “We’U be negotiating straight those interested. cities on the Eastern seaboard, 9 SUr nearest leaduered town this weekend. chess match are becoming as the Income from films and tele- through Sunday and beyond. "i find the news media have iv m -e w ' earth , 1 Stations (ab.) ' a about ------— ------12 Anatomical | SSStoaalbmcg, town ot Important as they are in any vision. It's been very beetle. Then’s a their own way of evaluating Richard Gltter, lawyer for 2 Temporary lOiOCh la near WUkes-Barre. ; many of the other people of Mg league sport. The federatlMi has signed a lot of Interest In it, more so In this. They’re immensely fair,” Channel 13—WNDT, said Foot iBuwyToY. tissue I shtUer ' 13 Away from { 3 Having wingi ' (Bib.) 4SWelrd LelRnd and Nancy Watte of Bloomsbun ae poedble, MTa. Chess matches are not usual- 99-year contract with Chester the rest of tht world than in the said Fox, adding he has used a and the federation threatened wind ! 4 Evaluators 25 None poetry 46 Coral Island s n ■ . Center St. and Harry and Watte eald. ly 'worid happenings. But with Fox and Co., Inc. for exclusive U.S.,” said Fox, 'who adds that sliding scale depending on the to go to court, if these plans U Blackbird of j 5PorUblelight 26Meticuloui 48Saaaonlng Brenda Hoover ot 91 WethweU Elxcept for loelng pereonal be­ the keen Interest sparked by worldwide visual rights, In- the only two countries vdiich country. were not abandoned. cuckoo family 6 Pub drink V Olrl's i ^ e 49 Iris layer l t have acquired an 18-foot- longliiKa * the realdmU of American Bobby Fischer chal- eluding rights to film the match have sent cables saying they However, In the United He told them that plans were 15 Anatomy { 7 Encounten M Pedal ^ Itt SOONSous fong truck, wtaleh they have Blomeburg were fMtunate, (ab.) I alamant lenging Russian Boris Spassky and still photos of the match would not Md are Kuwait and states, Channel 13—WNDT, being continued and that he 8 Spanish name MXaoutehaon jpaiked at the Watte' home at Mrs. Watte eald, exidalning MICKEY FINN IS Want I 8Hindurobe border 52 Field for the world title, It’s a differ- taken inside the Sportshall. Jordan. New York, and Teleprompter was authorized by Tele- IT Chest bone j lODiitlnctpart MDrudgery (comb, form) 810 ■ . Center 6 t end which that only one life wae loet ent situation. Fox and the federatlMi will “We’ve spoken with Tass, Cable TV have planned pro- prompter to slmlliarly inform. 18 Thoroughfare! YES, IT 11 Beaks 53 Night light tiiey will load and drive to there, a youth wae swept from The Icelandic Chess Feder- split the profits equally. briefly .... niere hasn’t been grams discussing the action at ‘‘There's something out- Pf//L/ LOOK— I'M ALL RIGHT— AND DID, 20 Characteris- ; 19 Toiletry case 88 Arab prince 'source Btoomabun at about midnight a boat wtaUe helping evacuate aUon has put up close to 8200,- The price Fox paid for the that much Interest from the the match, without the use of rageous about the Chess Feder- I FEEL GRBAT/ M V DREAM DIONTT, JOSH! r tics 21 WingUke 41 Ooddeia of 54 Sergeants Prtday. people from their flooded 000 for the 24-game match, to rights Is undisclosed. But he Russlaiui,” says Fox, adding the Fox film. atlon and Fox trying to limit l o o k ! 22 Route (ab.) | (sb.) COME TRUE, A FTER ALL:' itructure harvest Ttiey are aooepting aU types homes. ______be held tor two months In Reyk- did say he would have to spend that Ac will not name countries Channel 13 plans a move-by- coverage,” said Ottter. “It DEATHS 23 Sun 24 Abel's brother 43 Oleic acid salt 57 Ailing Cluh President ^ T waitI l i n i y 24 CoiidamnatioA o<. pecaonal... Items — elolhliig, - Mr*. Wdtte asked that doiut- Wallace J Triah Jr tA i»iA J^vlk, Iceland, starting July 2. some $200,000 tor the color film- negotiating, or those which move commentary and analysis could have been any kind of , HEARTHERS. 28Parlicle . I r IT r r“r r r r IT ™*^^***^» bwkmigi Rad tioas of the Items be dnqrped ^ „ ’ , • games •will be played in ing. have signed contracts, until ne- on the match, by chess msiater major news event.” JOSH McDILL 32Fnatdrink i ***5 l ™® * * * z household off at her E, Crater 8L hcrnie, aw Reykjavik l^xnisliall, which “I guess It’s a coup, but It's goUatlons are finalized. Shelby Lyman, who will work "I think the people who’ll be 33Hoatalry | IT rr "Ousted Items are If poaslble. If not poaatble, ahe oiootoa preMOem of tm gg^ta about 8,000 people. The quite an undertaking,” Fox In the United States, ABC has from a studio In Albany, N.Y. watching us will not be the Victim of auto 34 Mountain mishap on Triboro (comb, foitn) ‘ TT nr n ato ^ for th* Watte and added, a call to 643-1672 will In- cango Club of Mancheater for match will be open to the pub- said In New York. contracted for exclusive film using vertical boards to Ulus- same people who’rc watching 35 Feminine Boavur ntetteM , but also for aa aure a pickup. “to 1972-73 year. He succeeda gnd tickets will cost t e a He has asked for bids from rights. The Fox film segments trate the moves. Wide World of Sports. I don’t Bridge. The only name IT 16 Rl.,.c»tM;0« c a t CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Maenuaa, 9:19 to U a.m... jevo, Bosnia. It ‘was the q>erk dally Mawmh July U. Three in Area thst set off Worid War I. Tdga n. 10 a.m., July 10 On lU s Date Ekroagh J t ^ S9. Awarded Belts in 1778, tde Revolutionary GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Toga I, U am., July 10 War battle of Monmouth, N.J., •was fought. A heroine’s rMe s-aa HEROES ARE AltADE-NOTBORN ^ through July SS. In Jiikido Wi4Ar '< 0 0 OJ6HtA . lightweight, received her E- Dewey tor president. Yoga n , 10 a.m., see Monday first-degree black belt alter one In IM8. hi the Pacific war, hating. year and eight months of the United states announced nsmdSLy training. Mrs. Fox has appeared that the Philippine Island of Kiddle Kallalhenlcs, 9:80 to on television and In numerous I«*on had been retaken from J BY FRANK BAGINSKI PLAIN JANE 10:80 a.m., see Tuesday list- demonstrations and fund-raising the Japanese. SURELY MISS SnNCElArTHSRE lAUST X / W l^P O U TlC S ^ 2 9 aEONieiAAN INTHEWoRLOTiya- V -StESfjE tSONB Ing. events throughout Connecticut. 1'*® Yeare Ago /r>w-__,>taURE A TTRA Cret^ "THAT TUR|MS f /JW OUffTIRVlISRpTO \ Babytotting Course, 9:80 to Getting her green belt was Ih e U.N. Oraeral AssemUy T o !! ON mpupmimxrcu.j 10:4i0 a.m., See Tuesday list- Mrs. Nancy Vclmer of Colum- called on Britain to hold a con­ I PO N T ing. bia. She has also assisted In stltutional conference to give n x* HAVE A DupNoate bridge ^ofossea will demonstrations and fund-rals- adequate political reprerante- vS hJ C H O iC B . be ihskr'.Wednesdsys’ from 9 ing affaire. tlon to African people In South- a.m, to noon, July 6 through Students of the art of JuUdo ■ Rhodesia. v:m July 96. Partoer* ore not re- contend that a knowledge of the Five Years Ago B qult«L self-defense art prevents vlo- ^ «hig Huweln of J o r t o met a F. -EHaTOW iTMIO r ic h e r 0. F/-OA*IELSOH-«Mee RICHER H. E^ILFORO-IIIUm RICHER A 0z-FUWrSVIlLS-4MW RWHER Ok Piqppetry c loases wUl be held lence because through It sn In- W asUtag^ with P rud ent u 1 BiaSI,MS«.ki«.TM, s»aan .w i from 9:80 11 a.m. dolly, July dividual gains the confidence ?^hidon B . J o t a i^ to d ls c ^ yMAN^ // 17 tiirougbto Jidy 20. and control necessary to avtod r “ You knoW, Pot. H’e . that isn't Etkii^ A hottie recycU ^ ramlnar is violence. slx-d^ Middle Bast war. I^TKeerk good to sof tomiithing for monoy!" scheduled for July 19 at 10 a.m. ------0 “e Year Ago with its mouth opon. . ? ' Other dasses wUdi wiH be Ihe U.S. Supreme Court ban- / plaimed on request are photog- An electric eel, largest and ned state aid for parocUal rephy, guitar, dRTH HAVEM-4MM RICHER M. W.-HAUaATU0K -IM » RICHER V. Fw-EAST lMNMN-«10toC RICHER A W^ERIDSN-IIMN RICHER r------r t - ' TOP NOTCH FIRST with TOTAL DISCOUNT FIRST with TOTAL SERVICE m 6 - 2 f t BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE . I 8W. yflUASOHl YOO-MOO.' OHf CRUSHED, MISS MARTIN. TVE HAD'HOTHNfi MOW H O R R IPIC , MR.WIILASOM! WHOOM FIRST aoaiN i^^ IGOEYIEVE MARTIN. TVE COME AREMDU BUT TROUBLE THE LAST FEW PAYS. VANDALS EAiaii WOULD DO SUCH fiUASTlY TMlNSSf' HAVE BROKEN MY WINDOWS, GIRDLED MY ILL? BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE a M/-aRtlT0L-41MH RICHER .X 'I . TREB5, SHOT MY PET DEER. . WONT ACHTION NAMES, gUT CAPTAIN EASY T. M..-4MRTH HAVEN-4MH nOHER a T.MMNTtRtURY-«MH RICHER A F.»-«TAMFORI>-410,g00 RICHER A GUY IS TRYING TO SCARE A COOL HUNDRED BUCK^-- c mon MG TO SEU «Y p r o p e r t y . ' ; u tn » FOR OK0 0 CeK0 ..rONl6 HT 9PLIT THI» OR WO, NIXA SWEETIE ? JOINT! IT!^ WITH FULL SERUKE UH-ALONO PRlVEOUrON 1 % LOCATION! lOnCER SHOPPinC h o u r s ! Ml . EUERV 2 BY V. T. HAfilLIN ALLEY OOP > DEPHRimEIIT W. M/-MERIDEN-«1IM « RICHER C. l^WATERSURY-tnim RICHER aD0 AND 1 WILL HERE^ shtururv rrCMYCGSTS 50J TOFIND OUT! 8 TAK E 0V6R 'SLUDGE' FOR THE ^ monunv thru I jnCFA-nnsi rAucO! • 7 n.ni. uniiL Ask these lottery winners. They won a total of $235,000 on June 16th. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOlNN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 PAGE THIRTY^NE Ali Wants Joe Frazier and Foster Wants Ali Pitcher’s Battle Phillies Set for Mets Quarrys Stopped, In Two-Game Series Won by Falcons NEW YORK (AP)--Re- Owens. nlng homer. The Reds wrapped membiH: the old gag about Th® took the opener be^ it up with three runs on only first prize being a week in tilnd Ferguson Jenkins’' six-hit one hit In the sixth. Downing By DEAN YOST out of position, Rich Rlordan LeadoCt hitter, Art ConaletU Philadelphia and second Relative Jailed Drive tw n weeVa th e r e ? “ *® triples by Rtm San- Pete Richert walked in another Excellent pitchiuigr by chased down John Oregorezyk’s paced the attack with two of his TONIGHT’S GAMES yiiiiV twu wwiLS tiicrc • on/i Tjin t ry New Britain’s' Chris'^Ryba to right which knocked club’s five hits. PoUce A Fire vs. Wipco at ar«ii ____ North and J. C. after errors by third baseman (A P )— Muhammad Ali wants Joe Fi’a- Well, two National L e ^ e Martin’s double and wrapped It Garvey and shortstop BUI Rus- tuned the notent mins of J**" Buccherl ground- Morlarty’s wUl play Herb’s Waddell zier and wants a bout with Ali after a short Moriarty Brothera last ®** ®“t to Gene Johnson and on Sport Shop Thursday night at Oilers vs. Barbers at Ver- '^ 2 ? ® .x® *r X three imeamed runs In sell and Denis Menke’a single and sad night of boxing for the Quarry brothers. _'4. zzi XT u the throw to first, Oregoresyk St. Thomas Seminary In Bloom- planck the City of Brotherly Love the sixth. loaded the bases. Bobby Tolan After Bonanza va Medics at Buck- Tuesday feeling a lot better lUke R3ran drove In four runs drove In driiat proved to be the Meanwhile the Quarry clan ^ J" * ^ «®W- for 6 about things. 4or the PhUs in the second winning run with a sacrifice stuped in their flghte Tuesday other fans after falcons posted a 2-1 ■vio- throw, Stan Slomclnsky rifled o’clock, ley tory over the defending Hart. New Yoric and FhUadelphia game with a homer, single and fly. night, a Quarry relative yraund j ^ defeated. Mother _ - the bcdl over Johnson’s head as New BriUlii (t) ford Ti^lght uapie Cham- oregorezyk trotted home with ab r e rM NATIONAL LEAGUE <^n a two-game series tonight double and Darrel Brandon • * • up in jail after a melee in the ^rawanda and sister Diane 0 0 with the Mets right back in the pitched 5 2-3 stnxig Innings of GIANTS - BRAVES ♦100 seats after the All-Je^ involved, along with Rob- p lw before some 175 fans., A what proved to be the winning Pavsno, ■*, collection of $48.64 was taken, nms ------WIez.--- c. Scoring In every Inning except thick of it In the NL East fol- reUef. Bonds’ leadoff shot In the the Quarry bout In Las Vegas Con- Colbaugh, 28. of Noiwalk, ...x ...... ConBtantlno, rf, STANDINGS The Falcon’s Mg righthander, (layer. If, the fifth, Moriarty Brothers lowing a 7-4 victory over front- • * • igth inning off Atlanta’s Cecil vention Center. Calif., a brother-in-law of XQke W L Pet OB Rybo, had Mbriarty’s In check bombed wlnless VFW, 22-1, last running Pittsburgh and the METS - PIRATES Ujishaw stretched San Pran- The SO-year^)ld All, 21614, and Jerry, 6 0 1.000 Oremrezvk. Falcons throughout He issued lone hits Su^erT'^.®'' nlght at Buckley Eleld. last-place PhlUles just happy to The Mets made it two in a cisco’s longest winning streak clowned with 27-year-old Jerry, As security guards restrained The MB’s were led by Kevin have a ♦victory to come home row over the Pirates and pulled of the season to four games. Hartford Ins. 4 to Bob Carlson, Rich twut Rlordan & . P ’ph. 198, early in their heavyweight Mike. Clark County Sheriff’s Hlers, BIU KeUy and Greg on. to within one game of the Bucs Hot-hitting Chris Speier hom- Orioles 3)4 and Gene Johnson. The latter’s Cariln,' p. bout. He stood in the com er deputies arrested Colbaugh, Holmes with three hits each. They got It in the second port on Jim Fregoel’s fie-breaking ered for the Giants’ first run Moriarty Broe. 4 .600 2H blow was a booming line drive Totals and gestured as If to say, who was booked for investlga- 23 2 Mike McCarthy slugged a horn- of a doubleheader In Chicago, three-run homer In the seventh, and scored the seccxid after Herb’s 3 -SSS 8 that sailed over the centerfield Morlsrty'i (1) "Come on. Give me your best tlon of battery and held on $250 er for the winners. also by a 7-4 score, after the the first pitch thrown by rellev- singling. The Braves Ued It In Jets 3 .280 8% fence, some 400 feet away. wiordan rf ab r e rbl 0 0 Moriarty 278 208 22-18-0 Clubs took the opener 6-8. er Bob MiUer. Before the the ninth on Felix Millan’s two- punch." ball. No other arrests were re- Volkswagen 4 .800 4 Ryba was in trouUe in two in- DIHauro, 2b, Alt, making Quarry his sixth ported, ------nlngs. In the third frame with Baiezano. «». VPW 00 010 1- t-2 "We needed that Mie badly, series, the Mets had seemed to out single off Jerry Johnson Mumford, KeUy, Mbdean and very IxuUy,” sold Manager be staggering, losing 12 of 17 after starter Sam McDowell victim In six bouts since losing Despite their troubles, there DEJECTED — Wade The loes snapped a two-game one out, the MB’s had runners s io m & k /'lb , KeUy; Doyon, Koiva, Wilson Ftank Lucchesl, whose haras- games. was forced to leave the game to heavyweight champion Fra- were cosh rewards for the BMwingame didn’t get Moriarty winning streak. The at flret and second. Ryb* got and MeUa. sed club ended a 3-10 road trip. But Fregosl, who had driven when he deflected a smemh with iler last year, started hitting Quarrys-8200.000 for Jerry and dne batter out in his Gaa House Gang now sports a Frank DIMauro to pop up, but HarriU, c.' 2 "It wUl make that flight home In only two runs In his previous his pitching hand. Jerry at will in the fifth round M5.000 for Mike. All earned pitching debut with 2-4 record while the Falcons are Jim Balesano brought the fans StiSikR’ AHERIOAN LEAGUE 30 minutes shorter.” 26 games, matched that total * • * and punished him with innu- WOO.OOO and Foster $80,000 as the Yankees last nij^t undefeated In five outings. It to their feet with a smaih to Spencer,' Dave (torriea spun a neat two- Elsewhere, OnclnnaU edged with a biases-loaded single in ASTROS - PADRES merable blows in the sixth. crowd of 6,M9 in the a i^ n st Detroit. He was the third time this season dead center, but Oregorezyk, lappes, pm. , 7,500 stat arena paid $849,800—a hltter as Sears upended DiUon slumping Loa Angeles 6-4, the first inning. The Mets then Houston’s Dave Roberts Ali landed about a (AP photo) that the two squads met, one on the run, made a fantasUc Nevada record gate. was reached for one SSlSls 1 2“ 4^ 8®7 T^tsli Ford. 4-2, at Waddell Field. HoiMton Manked San Diego______6-0, withstood Pittsburgh home runs blanked hU former______San____ Diego blows before Uie fight UPPERCUT LANDS Challenger Mike Quarry misses Bob Foster with a w ^ and three con­ meeting was rained out and one-handed catch. io Meanwhile, All. who pre- New Britain has won two. |Ihe Fhicon hurler walked 0000010 1 ^®* FSdorchak Ban Francisco nipped AtlanU 8- by Richie Hebner and A1 Oil- teammates on six hits while the (AP photo) stopped 19 seconds Into the sev- , , . ^ jj * .a i. u sweeping right hand, as Foster lancled a solid uppei’cut to the chin in third. secutive home runs. 2B: Oorssletu, Shaolro, Gregor- hits for Sears with Jim Murphy, 2 on Bobby Bonds' lOth-innlng ver, tied the score with two Astros banged out 14 In eight th A viously has Indicated he would The veteran Pete Sola work- three consecuUve batters in the FAIR EXCHANGE— Muhammad Ali takes a left to the chin from Jerry Quar­ wKi: RoasUlo and Corriea home run and St. Louis runs In the sixth and w « i It In mnlngs off loser Steve Arlln. ed on the hUl for the MB’s but fourth to load the bases but got ry but not before he countered and plastered the aggressor with one of his own. Fos^:^ 33. handled Mike ^ B i ^ e n r t ^ 'ShapIro; LOB: New singUpg one each. stretohed lU winning streak to the seventh. hurled a

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Detroit *s Rip Van Winkle Hitters Come Alive The ‘‘Adlon Marketplace” JAiL disUicdcL ChuflsL f Tlw Economical Woy fiO R TH£RCTiON. To Advortise YOVWART I Over 15,000 Paid Subseriben By I Over Daily Deaden FARL YOST words, 8 d a y s ...... Three Consecutive Homers in K . .. $1.89 D Fast Results Sports Editor 16 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 D ETRO IT (AP) — De- and thrust the Tigers two full -Then Yankee Manager I t for 2. and Mickey Stanley 2 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR tro it Titrpr n itch er M ickev games ahead of seccnd-place Ralph Houk walked out'to talk fer 3 in the bat revival. Jo* tA)*em , . 16 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 to the Norther Section qualifying round CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Black Book Jottings iS ic h w S to under jo BMtlmore in the American tc M s pitcher. It was the Wggert o u t^ rin g 20 words, 26 days ...... Big Buzz Keeney, one ot Manchester's in the State Junior Tounmment Itiurs- Longue East. ’Ihe Orioles lost -T hen .241 hitter Willie Hor- of Detroit hits in a long Ume. the ^ . .. $14.66 12:99 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUOAX10N leading volleyball spikcrs and softball day,- July 6 at Chippandee. If successful, n m su rg erv to ja v . « . ton blasted a homer off the up- "I know this.” offered Man- JB^ton for f o ^ he’ll move dcwn to the Watertown Gold Tuesday night his teammates ~ ii„ \riu-Hn “thev the Orioles In the nmt of two. Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday player, and former Manchester High presented him with his 12th vie- It was ex-Houston Astro the bat like ^ The Yankees poked 10 hits, is 12:00 Noon Friday and Central Connecticut State College Club for the fouivlay play starting Mon­ PHONE 643-2711 tory by performing ma'ior sur* Blaslngame’s starting debut as Then Houk took Blastn- including a »6lo homer by Bob* basketball player, is wearing a broader day, July 10. The tall, good-lcoldng gery on New York Yankee a Yankee, quite a contrast to game, 0-1, off the operating >" long umo. ♦ by Murcer in the eighth. The smile than usual these days. His wife, youngster may have to pass up defend­ pitcher Wade Blaslngame. Bill Slayb.ack’s ma. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, SWniaaNO Instructions for cal education teacher and coach at Ben- led up the alley. The runner on second mous oarsman, Dick Stero, who tall, vicinity of Hawthorne St. cleaned and repaired. 80 years adults and children, private, net Junior High, on the arrival of a sec­ missed third base. On an appeal^ he was won single rowing’s most CaU 64944W after 6:W, any- 1968 PL-yMOUTH Fury, low experience. FYee estimates, semi-private and classes. CaU Best Wishes, ond son in the Dooman household in Bol­ called out. The umpire then ruled the sought after prise In 1966. tlms w«9kands. mileage, exceUent condition. OaU Howley, 643-6861. 876-4688. JIM POTTER runner, who was on second, was the Best offer. CaU after 8:30, 649- ton. The youngster also has a brother Dietz’ task is far from easy MU8INO— Ume green 10-speed Roees are red, Mary, Art, Tom, and sister. . .Lincoln Downs will present third out for passing a preceding nm- this time. 3878. u L. rea d in g —^Remedlaj and cor- Violets are blue. ncr. An inning-ending doubleplay! The btoyole, OCaC, Gran Touilno, H eO tingO ndP hindblng 1 7 loctlve. Does your chUd read Ellery, John, Meg a 10-race daytime program Tuesday, He should have a relatively $10 reward. CaU 647-9623. 1968 PONTIAC, four-door, run­ If I’d known you had mono, July 4. Night racing will resume second runner should have been allowed easy first round against Patrick B O m Heating and Plumbing Obtain the answer to I wouldn’t have kissed you. and Jimmy to score. . .(2) A base runner missed ning condition. $100. Phone 648- this question. I wiU administer Wednesday. Up to Tuesday's daylight Wolfe of Ireland. But from then LOST— Black cat, white paws, 6826. O i*n kf NiA, iw. — Prompt, courteous servlco. home plate and the catcher missed tag­ on it wlU be a dUfletdt course white chest, Oekland Street an Individual diagnoaUc bat­ show, the usual after-dark schedule will ging the runner. The plate umpire ruled CaU 648-1496. Happy 16th Birthday be staged thru Saturday and including to the finals Saturday. area. 648-8868. tery of reading tests (oral, sk­ Happy Birthday safe. The catcher then was alerted that 1966 PONTIAC OataUna, excel­ "Listen, my friend, if you don't put your seatback up— SAM Watson Plumbing and lent, Ustenlng, phonics) foUow- JEANNE“ VNNE GERHARD Monday. . .Randy Smith, well-known Looming menadngiy In the LOST — Miniature OolUe, vi­ softball player with Groman’s Sport the runner missed home and he grabbed same half eciallst. 644-8129. Mom, Aurelia, Philip, "Out!” The ump claimed that he was in­ JjCrecasUky, DleU’ New Yort grel with white legs. OaU Dog Molorcyele»>8ieyeles 11 Business Servfees 13 Puffy and Clark University where he lettered structed that he had to make a call, one (AP photo) Free estimates, idus quaUty Ronald, Marie, John, in basketball, baseball and soccer. he appeared at Shea Stadium for Old Timers Day Athletll: Club colleague tram Warden, 644-4666. work. 643-6841. Sc Ik m Is « kI C Io u m 33 way or another, a missed tag by both GRAND ENTRANCE — Baseball’s one and only New Rochelle, N.Y. 1971 HONDA, CB 460, low mUe- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also ______^------Claudette, Franeine, Happy the runner and fielder, which is wrong. Saturday. Here he arrives in a one-horse carriage. 1963 PONTIAC Tempest, needs age, exceUent shiqpe, with ex- moving large appUances. ^O JOB too smaU. Immediate IKSSONS, beginning In O ff th e C uff Casey Stengel was given red carpet treatment when Also In contention were Sean FOUND — Beautiful, large worii. $100. Phone 742-6904. Jackie, Mike and Barry 8th Anniversary The ump should have kept his mouth Drea, a burly Iritiunan who gray long-haired cat. CaU 649- tras. 'Must seU due to death In Burning barrels deUvered. $4. service on service calls. FYec elementary guitar, flute and Foiled in his bid for the State Amateur 644-1776. tnunpet. Music education Sorry we're late. golf championship Monday. 16-year-oId shut and given no decision. . .This only rows for the Vesper Boat Club, 619t. 1963 DODGE DART, $196. famUy. Can be seen at Regal estimates gladly given alred or instaUed. Water scon Coventry Dog Warden, 742- dean. 649-7180. 1968 HARLEY DA'VlDeON, 3- 6904. Lulu and Kim lina. 8048. wheeler, electric start, bucket $10 per cor. 876-6880. pumps woriced on. Complete Get well soon, Not Ordinary Run of the Mill Triple Ploy “I hope to do better this time seats, new paint. Phone 646- heating systems, rec rooms, 1968 CAMARO SS, fOur-speed, etc. OaU M k M Plumbing 4c Hdp Wanted Femott 35 I miss you. Happy 16th Birthday and have been training really FOUND — BLACK male mon­ new tires and exhaust system. 6670 after 6 p.m. Housetioid Services 13-A J Love, What Happens with Billy C hard," said Dietz. “•But the grel dog. OaU Dog Warden, Heating, 649-2871. SB3CRBTARY, Manchester JEANNIE competlUon lo(*s very tough.” 646-4666. $ 1 ^ , firm. Moving. CaU 649- YAMAHA im , 260 enduro, OIH> jobs of aU kinds, attics area, experienced In phone Mark Love, Something New in Baseball BALTIMORE (AP) — "I feel more relaxed now, Drea meets Britain’s Chris completely set up for enduroe. and cellars cleaned, trees re- typing, filing, one-glrl office. While Manager Del Cran­ knowing that if I hit 0-for4 Daws In the Diamond’s first FOUND — Blkck and tan fe­ 1966 FORD, Custom line, V-8, EboceUent cendtUen. CaU 648- moved, free estimates. Phone M ffllnery, Fringe benefits, good salary. Happy Birthday Mom, Cathy, dall and the Milwaukee one oayday or go badoau a couple Krecatsky takes male shepherd type dog. Call Asking $2to. firm. Phone 649- 6187. 6464S489. Dressmdiliig 19 Mature woman preferred. TO OUR G EM Puff and Mitt AMERICAN LEAGUE days In a row that I m stUl ^ England’s Tom Bishop, and Dog Warden, 646-4666. NEW YORK (AP) - In aoubic. S ^ e d T p ' - East front office have express­ 2276. Write to P. O. Box 642, Bol­ You are one.. ing to play. That removes a lot Miller’s ““’e* is Harry O’Callaghan----.r . MAN’S 26” ENGUSH PhlUlpe LIGHT TRUCKING, ceUar and CUSTOM made ladles dresses. ton Branch, Manchester, Oenn. 31 years of professional fastest run- trlole p la y —something most W. L. Pet. GB ed a desire for the return of pressure from me.” FOUND — SmaU black male 1962 CHEVROLET Station 3 - speed bicycle, good con­ attics cleaned, odd jobs, suits, bridal gowns and veils. Happy cf Ideland. mongrel, Ccntact Coventry 06040. Love, baseball. Bill Rigney has American League, outfielders never manage in an Detroit 35 26 .574 — of suspended outfielder Lahound said Conigliaro wagon, autumn gold, exceUent dition, new tires end tubes, lawns, trees cut and removed. Also hand set fashion jewelry. 20th Anniversary seen plenty. But the man- f^m third and entire career, .541 2 Dietz has also teamed with Dog Warden, 742-8648. 649-1183. E. D. and L. Baltimore 33 28 Billy Conigliaro, teammate "must have deep-seated person­ Krecatsky for the double sculls cendition. Original owner, etc. $80. 646-8761. CaU 643-6000. WOMAN for small o«ce, ac Cleveland 27 32 .458 7 al problems, since baseball It great 2nd car. $296. 628-7968. counts receivable, billing and MARION and RUSS 0 ager of Iho Minnesota -PP^-nay, Joe Lahoud is not thrilled challenge cup. FDUND SMALL brown female POWER mowers, band mowers Love, Boston 26 33 .441 8 over the possibility. not an easy life. It affects mongrel. Contact (Coventry Business Services 13 phone duties. Saturdays to' Happy 14th Birthday baseman Ken run in tne sevenm mmiqf wucu .441 8 “'Ihls seemed a good Idea In sharpening’ and repairing ser- MoVinQ — Mom, Dad, Three Sisters something new. go. Third New York 26 33 "I could care less," Lahoud people In different ways.” case anything goes wrong In Dog Warden, 742-8648. eluded. Apidy to person. Flow­ BARBARA ANN and Husbands, off Spencer's he tripled and came home on Milwaukee 23 37 .383 “So many things must have 1970 DODGE, CTiallenger, RT ALL TYPES of masonry and vice.. Call ’’SharpoU.” Free T m cM lig - StO fO ge 20 er Fashion, 86 E. Center St. "When you think you’ve seen McMullen cut said prior to the Brewers’ Tues­ the Diamonds,” he explained. l E I I M — special edition, automatic, repair work, stone, brick, ^pick-up and deUvery. 643-6306 11 Ifleces and Nephews o second Sandy Alomar’s two-out single. West day night game ageUnst Balti­ been spinning around his head Love, 20 .677 — But he still won’t be able to power steering, alr-conditlon- blachToday 742-6419. ing, sidewalks and driveways. made wiiUe you wait. Tape re­ office. Good typing and short- 646-2821 7:30-9:30 a.m. for appointment. • • • night. would have taken over as the the club and I have In myself.” on Yogi’s ’’day off.” Reasonable. Please call after Phone 643-0339. corders for rent Marlow’s, 867 the finest to interior, exterior, hand required. Please send r e - ______ROYALS - WHITE SOX Detroit (Coleman 9-5) at Bos- wallpapering and ceilings. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) —Tlie 1986 CHEVROLET Oorvalr, 6 p.m., 649-6842. Mato St, 649-6221. sume to Box ”0 ”, Manchester DBJMONSTRATORS — Bam collejOB Grads — Have you John Mayberry enjoyed a ton (Siebert 7 4), N. Free estimates. FuUy Insured. Herald. ------more profits•- — to cash .»— by dem- Baltimore (Cuellar 4-6) at Phoenix Suns of the Ntttlonal Fhst, dependable service. looked at sales? Three year Burda’s Homer Big Blow perfect nij^t at the plate with a Basketball Association were to H Building Contracring 14 cnatroting Laurene's gift and training program that offers homer, double and two singles, New York (Peterscoi 6-9), N Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, toy line. Also, earn $100 free to Only games scheduled. name a successor to coach Cot­ quaUty, settee. CaU day or income while )rou learn. CaU scoring two runs and knocking ______!______7879. and gardener'ssrardener's service. CaU MASONRYm asonry — AU tvoestypes of merchandise wUh only $160 to for our free aptitude test. Rus­ Thursday’s Games ton Fitzsimmons today. BUI 1969 MACH Four-speed, 648-6806. stone, brick fireplaces, walls. night, 643-7875. RN sales. CaU coUect 401-2100 be­ in two as Kansas (3ity whlK>ed van Breda Kolff appeared to be sell Stevenson, 278-7770. Curtis Settles Down Chicago. Oakland at Chicago, 2. twl- stereo, foliUng back seat, low *** . a f te r 6 1—___ .. ...'tt'—z— ------r----- concrete stepe, sidewalks. No fore 6 p.m. nlght. the strongest contender. mUeage. CaU 646-4681. and jwneled, $200. CaU after 6, laWNMOWBR Service, sharp- estimates. C E II^G ^ c l a m -„«q>ert 11 to 7 A.M. The first baseman had a job too small. Free estimates. workmanship. One celling or REAL EISTATE Career —Grow­ Kansas caty at Minnesota 2, Shortly after the Phoenix Ga­ 646-0496. entog and repairing. Pick up Over 20 years experience. Af­ Part-time or FuU-time. RN-LiPN, U-7 rfilft, part-time, 3 ing office, room for advance­ double in the second inning, an 1967 BDRD Country Squire sta­ and deUvery. LkM Gkjuip- aU your ceilings repaired and evenings weekly. Apply Bum- RBI-single in the fourth , hla twl-nlght. zette reported Tuesday that von ter 6 p.m. 648-1870, 644-2976. Very modem Geriatric facil­ ment. Must be personable, sin­ Cleveland at Milwaukee. Breda Kolff probably would tion wagon, V-8, automatic ment. Route 88, Vernon, 872- painted. Also interior painting ity. Eixcellent wages and side Convalescent Home, 280- After Opening Inning eighth homer of the year in the and waUpapertog. Call 289- cere and willing to work. For Detroit at Boston, N. have the job within 24 hours, transmission, power steering, - Pc 8311, Monday ■ Thursday 8-6, ROOM adN station wagOH) 6 clear^trees Donner. 2894449. hanging and house painting Manchester Manor EXECUTIVE 0 U i torv by the Boston Red Sox "Everyone la welcome to cylinder, automatic transmis­ toig>ed. Got a tree problem ?______\______done part-time, by experienc­ Nnrslng Home SECRETARY 2 (Jurtis gave up two runs in A’a - RANGERS East speculate as mucdi as they sion,, power steering, nice sec­ JOB WeU worth phone caU . 742- NEWTON H. Smith k Sons-Re- ed painter. CaU 64S-9U2. AUTO MECHANIC W. L. Pet. GB want," said Suns’ general man­ 6 4 6 -0 1 2 9 the first inning on three walks Oakland swamped Texas with ond car. $996. 6494290. 8262. modeling, repairing, additions. INSIDE)—outside painting. Spe­ We are looking for a mature We have an opening for an ex­ and two hits, including Ron Lol- relief pitcher lolUe Fingers Pittsburgh 39 23 .629 — ager Jerry Colangelo. “We do rec rooms, porches €uid roof­ Individual who enjoys dealing .609 1 1966 BUICK Electra — 4-door AU. MASONRY WORK done, cial rates for people over 68. perienced auto mechanic. It wlU ich’s bases-loaded single, then contributing a two-run homer to New York 89 26 have a press conference sched­ ing. No job too small, CaU 649- un- 3Vi hardtop, power steering, pow­ brick, block, cement finishing, Call my competitom, t h e n j rejcEPTIONKT - 8«:ret.ry S^t^^iJivrTc^re^ “to SmalTm^lU^tr^nti^^Stan stopped the Indians on one hit the A’s attack. Sal Bando broke Chicago 36 27 .571 , uled for noon today and he may ilWB W« 3144. me. Estimates nven. 649-7863. __ , x. usual opportunity. Contact Stan 31 33 .484 9 or may not be the man se­ er brakes, air - cmidiUcning. patio work, barbecue pita and __ , ^ ______-______wanted tor modem downtown our mental health center. This ^ rv ip e Mamirer the rest of the way to run his a tie with a two-nm single In St. Louis $676. Savings Bank of Man­ record at 4-3. The loss went to relief pitcher Rollle Fingers Montreal 28 36 .438 12 lected.” flreplMes. Alro w ^ r proofl^ LEON OiESZYNSKi buU(ler ricihaRD E. Martin. Eftill pn>- dental specialty office, pleas- individual must have exceUent Manege chester. 646-1700. wett basements,o u m .n . CaU 649-1640 new homes custom buUt, re- , — ,— , — ant surroundings and benefits secretarial skills Including MORIARTY BROS. Vince Colbert, now 1-6. tagged his secMid ctireer homer Philadelphia 23 40 .366 16V4 Van Breda Wolff, the 60-year- I ISoiro kmstlsan lenri fessional pointing service. In­ West between 10-4. m

PAGE THIRTY-POUR IL4kNCBESrER EVENTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 28, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1972 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartments - Hots - Apartments - Flats - Out of Town PAGE THIRTY-nVE Tenemento 63 Tenements 63 For Rent 66 H o m u For Salt 72 Heoits For Sol* 72 Houses For Sale 72Houses For Sole S lO P ID >/l6«T AM OLD FRIEKlO, AMO .TieMTR/1D PRy'EM LOOSE.' DELUXE ene-btoroom ^pait- 7 the IMMEOlArELV - SUT.OEAR- NWAVtf AlO « throui^iout. complete appU- baths, aU appUancoa. fully oar- In W ck ||W « TOLLAND — 10-room Garrison wiw e .mWAMNA u ju a Vanity bath. CentraUy peted, alr>ooiHUtionan, heat b u l l ^ - Totol g c g r io . Almort 8000 sq. feet of Uvtag you BOTH area at its finest. A huge c ^ P U J I R R STYLED FOR Colonial, detached studio ga­ ^CAirT ^ «ee*MECl4D ^°**^*^i located sm. monthly. R. D. and hot water, atorago and rage, 2 wooded acres, 6 bed­ ADVERTISING OOKIOW WAMTCO temporary home with fee- ^ Of Powder Ridge Fest 1D GO AMx OFTME Murdook, 64S-MU. parking. On bua line, con- mont CONTEMPORARY rooms, 8 fireplaces, plank MA, ------venlent to abopplng. Eight- Couple with w ‘**| ^ P "^ ** turee too numerous to men- a t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HOUR AGO**. M O V lE f MANCHESTER A R EA -l-room apartment monthly, ted. Abeolutely no peU. |W tkm. 5 bedrooms tope the list, A r y p ^ V ¥ LIVING floors, pewter fixtures, top HARTFORD (AP) — The or- April, 1968, Fllibertl aided Sac- was Initiated some weeks latir. 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. i^artmant which Includea o tte r apartm enta^ 178 Eaat monthly, $160 ^ e this home was custom buUt. ^ X quaUty, $62,800. lipm an ganizer of 1970’s Unsuccessful co in concealing and transfer- Fllibertl, 41, pleaedd guilty to Chorches, 872-0671, 648-1869. heat, hot watar, caipeUng, ap- mjaaie Tpke. Raymond PonU- CaU Jamea J. Oeamy, at 870- ^ $66,800. For more ratbel rai»"H via wv>m> Powder Ridge Rock Festival ring nronertv belonging to Con- ?® Informatloa oek for TUnv Wnsii r a n o t — 7v4 rooms, ------rr;— rz- , ^ ^ . . . 27, 1971, after testif)ring to In- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADWT. pUaneea, lauwhry, atora^, 6M-0800. MB-86M. ______' uMunuwwa BM TOT TOny waeU. cattedrsl ceUtags, fireplace. BOLTON — T room Oolotaal. was indicted Tuesday by a fed- nectlcut Structures, Inc., a vesUgators ^ ____ about his relation- paiMng, for $180 monthly. OM- U:M NOON DAT BEFOKB PDBUOATION BOLTON —South Ridge Park rec room, 2-car garage, large S«n. 646-0688. ®*’®* J'l'Y on charges that steel fabricating company. The ship with a small realty firm DMtdliiw for Satnrday mad Monday Is U M Noon Friday ^>artments. Deluxe one-bed­ • • B & t W e . wooded lot, aluminum siding. place,“ two-car "attached “ga­ ■ he participated in an $80,000 charges claim Sacco counseled, used to divert money collected rage. $84,900. Hutchins Agen­ THREE ROOMS, with heat, room. Carpeting, alr-coadltlon- BARROWS and WALLACE CO. ♦“ •*®®- bankrupty fraud. induced smd precured the by promoters. He was sen- cy, Realtors, 64941834. atove and raMgerator, aeoond Ing, dlahwatter, private base­ The three-count indictment, fraud. tenced to four years In prison, REAL/IXNRS—MLS RANCH—Large modem kitch­ TOUB COOPERATION W IU . floor, no pete, near bua Une. ment. Available Immediately MUndMster Parkade Vb jin ON— Florida bound own- connected with the rock The lone "overt act” alleged but is out on appeal bond, en, Uvtag rocm with fireplace, • BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 AvallaUe July lat. CaU after $160. J. D. Real Estote, 646- er wonts a fast sale on lovely ®°ncert, charges Raymond E. was in July, 1988 when Fllibertl Sacco is serving a 13-year Mlanchester 649-6806 * bedrooms, one excepttonaUy 0 p.m., 646-1066. 7881, 6490871.______■ 3-bedroom Ranch with fire FlUberU and another New collected $24,0(X) from a con- prison term at the federal pris- -ulnqinB Two-Famlly plus sUi- e»nxM^* $M.900- Yorker, Frank Sacco, with pro- tractor. The Indictment said the on In Atlanta, Ga. for a loan- ROCKVILLE —Rookland Ter- placed living room, baths, Continued Prow Preceding Poqe ^ .***”?* noo Ten-room Colonial. Former equipped Idtclien, .one-car at­ vldlng the bankruptcy officer money was owed Connctlcut sharking conviction in Florida, race Apartments — Large and The POLYARCH structural system of molded fiberglass with Information on only part Structures and could have been He faces trial for extortion in beautiful 8 and 4-room apart­ 25s? Babcock Tavern with four-flre- segments combines with mahogany window, door tached garage. Finished rec Tim CHARUS bake ovens, wide roL tartudS bar and pod J*® company’s assets collected by the company’s Baltimore, Md., and loan Help'viranle ^ ments. Includes heat hot wa­ fl^eoki, Belflore Agency, 647- floor boards, oroes summer and solid panels in an unlimited arrangement of plans * ’ TheI-rs A 4 indictmentmmI VMssmA aim claims! In creditors when the bankrupty sharking In New York. ter, all appUanoes, with dish­ to meet the requirements of the contemporary home table. Many otter lovely ex­ APARTMENTS beams and ‘much more. MUst washer, disposal,, carpeting, buyer. tras. Large lot ta good nelgh- 17S-lt6 B. Middle Tpke. pool and your own private ter- MAMCHB8TBR — 8 -r o o m ~ ^ •®“ * W » c ttte d . bortiood. CaU Doris Smith, Jar­ As builder/dealer for Polyarch Homes, A. F. Edwards nice in a country setting. vis Realty C!o., Realtors, MLB, Open tor Inspeotion DaUy 1-4 I^vri home. 8 bedrooms, 114 DUTCH COLONIAL — Huge for- Co. can make planning your own home an exciting Foote Defends Superintendent From $160. Sony, no pets. 872- Muhs; oaipeted Uiring room, mal dining room, large Uvtag 643-1121. adventure. For information, contact; MAINTENANCE or By Appotaitment 6860, 8290686. dinliv and kitchen; room, four bedrooms, H4 baths, BOLTON — Beautifully iand- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — the commissioner Monday that found ’’nothing to substantiate paneled family room with bar; $28,900. A. F. EDWARDS CO. scaped grounds on 2 acres with State Health Commissiimer superintendent Fred Finn charges Mr. Caverly had 4V4-Boom iqwrtmento GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom ROCKVILLE — 4-room epart- encloeed screened porch. Franklin Foote said Tuesday he should be replaced because of made.” apartment first floor, m clu ^ ,138 monthly, heat In- 357 E. Center St. Manchester, Conn. (203) 647-1852 woods, stream and Dond. Six- Hoi water, Indlvlduri thermo­ Large private backyard with COLONIAL — Large modem room oversized C a p e ^ th 1% «>e superinten- the charges, OPPORTUNITIES heat aid>llances, carpets. $300 eluded, stove, refrigerator, no OR For com plete brochure, send $2 po(S, flreiSace and garage. hUchen, extra large formal dta- baths, fireplaced IMng room, <*®"‘ ‘ *>® S®“ ‘®® R®glonal Caverly had charged last statically cootroUed heat, montly. Paul W. Dougan, Real- ^ children. Ooodchlld - {First fthift) Articles For Sole 45 Household Goods _n Rooms Without Roord 59 M^rritt Agency, 646-liaO. hig room, Uvtag room with fire- kitchen with appliances, walk- ^®"‘ ®'‘ ‘ *’® m®ntolly re- month that Finn had beaten Hotpoini kitchen, range, re­ tor, 6480885 or 646-1031. B arU ett Realtoro. 74$0786. —------place, den, IH baths, 4 bed- All-Dry School out basement, garage. Mid tarded despite allegations of some of the patients at the cen- PLAYER Plano, reconditioned I BUY anything and everything. THE *mOMPSON Kouae—Oot- frigerator, ^dhqMsal, dlsh- MANCHESTBIR — 6-6 duplex, rooms, garage, aluminum sld- r i MAIN STREETP — four room 643-2098, 869-1744.______30’s. Principals only; owner, misconduct. ter. Finn has denied these al- Aids Bartenders 2 ► ELECTRICIAN and electrified, ^ rood m a tely Furniture, appUances, houae- tage St., centraUy located, waaher, 2 itir condUlonera 8 • large bedroonu, buUt-tas, tag, good neighborhood. $87,000. Warren Caverly, represents- legrations. apartment. Stove refrigerator, VERNON ARBIA— New duplex,' Homes 643-9783. industriai oxporisnco In factory powor equipment 100 rolls $400. Snow Ures and wares, bric-a-brac, etc. House- large, pleasantly furnished dead end street. Two-car ga­ POLYARCH five______of CkHincil 16 of the Ameri- Foote ___ said there____ will be a ROANOKE, Va. (AP) — Vlr- each apartment IH colored garage, 'lowriy yard^ $1W. , bedrooms. 1% baths, carpet- A Division ot Rudkin-W lloy Corporation wiring plus knowladge of machine control circuitry. wheels, 700-lS. used 6 weeks, hold lots wanted. CaU 646-7679. looms, partdng. QOl 649-2S58 rage. Ckiod income. LaPenta OLDER HOME — Six rooms in ®“ ' Federation of State, County hearing within two or three Ktola’s first bartending school tile baths, soundproofed GoodohUd - Bartlett, Realtors, $38. Room divider, amber, $10. ------— ------for overnight and i>ennanent Ing, appllsuices, basement Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. condition. Won’t last at *" and Municipal Employes, wrote weeks Into the charges, and about to open ta Roanoke walls, basement laundromat, 6690744. yard, sundeck, 2890686, 389- ______$28,000. that no action 'will be taken there Isn’t a drop of alco- Phone 644-1688.______BaTA TE S and househtdd lota to ------master TV .antenna and tele­ WHETHER buying or seUlng, ______► REPAIR MACHINIST 3873. be sure to contact the profes­ against Finn until then because premises. TWO METAL Tool boxes, for buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-8347. aBUnUCMAN only. Centrally phone Jacks, patio and pctilo INVEST LARGE OOloalal-Cape—8 rooms, 1* ACRES, gozgeous four-bed- Q u t o l tOYVIl Maintain and repair a variety of machine repair tools formal dtatag room, modem *w>m Oontemporary. Beamed s._i. ” we find no reason for that.” Proprietor ol the Patrick pick-up truck, $10 each. Phone ^ — located. Comfortable room, doors, garage and' guest park­ sionals at Jarvis Realty. We Manchenter Area and other factory production equipment. Repair S49-2930 O.E. REmUOBRATOR, $78 or utchen privUegee, parking. lY DAMATO In thla 2-famUy Duplex, kitchen with buUt-ins, first-floor ceilings, paneling, two baths, »~wi a o iB ______75 need listings in aU price ' The commissioner also said School of Bartending is M.W. machinist training and experience required. ing, storage, fully carpeted, The Ultimate in Apt. Living Resort Property ______!______best otter. OsU after 4 p.m., 289-9661, 868-7889, 649-4996. 641 rooms, aluminum sid­ family room, four bedrooms, to"® fireplaces, double garage. t OILAND ranges. For quick, courteous r ’i-l F o u n d that Caverly had made similar Patteson, who combines BRACE YOURSELF for a ttriU 649-6861. washetslryer hookups, e n d THE For Rent ______ing, 2 separate heating garage. $29,6(X>. Sweeping views. Hutchins service, call the glrU at Jarvis ^ U U U U C J a iC charges against Finn In Decern- “ e form and voice of a Marine Good wages and benefits A HOME WITH LAND!! ber, 1971, and that an Indepcnd- master sergeant with the cheer- the first time_ you use______Blue______ROOM for gentleman, with air- apartment has fireplace and CXIVHINTRY LAKE— Nice cot­ systems. Many mor^s facil­ Agency, 64941824. Realty today. 643-1121. Apply In person to Personnel Oept ities. RANCH — Five rooms, on large Large Raised Ranch on a beau- After Search ent three-man committee In- Alness and ebulUence e 1 ***** modem eat-ta kitchen, — — of privary. $33,900. Please call 644-1839. Somers at 6:10 a.m. today af- A Doctor in Sweden Science reading room. ^ € t C 0 Q S throughout, superb location, room cottage, sleep# 7. Bun- form al dtatag room, 2% baths, B R O O I O T ^ Street - - E l ^ 649-6806. t®*- ® night-long search by State outboard motor, exceUent con- e^teakers. Reasonable. 848-2388. tjjrjjbj . r q OM apartment, heat hot water and $260 monthly, deck, two baths. $136 weekly. fUU baths. Oarage, fireplace, T ^ . „ . . L . About 140 bottles—no two cooking. 2 fireidaces, 4 bedrooms, waU- room Colonial, Sunporch, two * * g ^ , ARRUDA REALTY t^e Stafford Sprtags gL ^ G ‘ ^ N - Prof. Brian Abel- allke-adom the rear ol the 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut (UUon. $128. Mercury centrl- q e n e r a l electric harvest Porter St area, utilities and Paul W . Dougan Mrs. Carter, 743-8142, 742-8887. to-waU carpeting, 2-car garage fireplaces, four bedrooms. Im- _ fugal clutch, 1", $16. One mini- self-cleaning electric parking, July 1st 286-0664, af- SELUNG your home or acre- Troop, police bloodhounds ta T ta ‘ “l965^‘ ttt^ c^ t ® Oiariea PonticelH, 649-9644 Realtor -and personnel from the Tolland “ ® are fiUed with colored water. An oovo/ uppurfunify umphysf M/F blke, 3V4 h.p., $40. Phone 643- yke new. ter 8 p.m. » /IF A /1 1 1 /«a r l n a ' a «\>i a r a 4#xl a w i « a r a a • ...... Raymond PonticeUl, 846-0800 of educating a physician was signs proclaim that no alcohol- 643-4886 Wanted To Rent 6 5 country Uvtag. Only $84,600. ' jq-. 669-1744 648-7887 Realtors—MLS vice, caU Louis Dimock Real- R ^cue Squad, ______MANCHBOTER - Five U S S or Police said the child was re- *" ScoU oi^ *® ‘>«verage8 are available, FAMILY of five wishes 8-bad- Paeek Reattors, 889-7470, 742- NEW and beautiful contempor- ’______Manchester Parkade ty, 649-9828. REEL MOWER, gasoline. seU- * rooms, near center. Security ------646-1021 ported lost about 8 p.m. yester- **l‘'!5.*?J***"j IS YOUR WIFE an RN or SitUOtlORS WOBted - propeUed. good condition. Best c ^ ^ o n , required. $166 month- THREE rooms, tile bath, heat room apartment to rent on or LPN? Do you know that she ^ 3 0 $100. Wringer type washing 2U ______^***'**^ * ' ______AIL CASH for your property Sar;;fter“^h7 had Vone'to^ a ™ ™® *"<* “e explained. Is derterity end P®* ‘ *'® agad adulto. security dep ict. rent. 648-0940. dweUlngs, both 641, 3 bed- r ^ .. ®® nine-room Raised Ranch, tape, instant service. Hayes „ „ r-amn wd in .®®"'t references. No pets. Psridog. rooms, cs^y located, good ^ u,o outside from Rlcharf Martin school. Hayes <»•«ers. She had stravedstrayed awav away from *“,000. poured. porary summer help or our keeping, pre school children or Lustre way from carpets and er, $40. Pool table, $28. Can b e UH School street, second appUances. New b€0h. $160. WANTED — three -bedroom 3-11 shift. Free transportation Heat, electricity included, house or apartment, two pre- ^ e . Merritt Agmicy, .646- STtaride. Gorgeous spiral stair- Agency, 6464)181. Phone 872-8926. tm in AwmG to vour two other children who accom- one adult. Phone. 646-7894, 649- upholstery. Rent electric seen at 32 Strong Street, Man- floor, scroei from Ehtst Side can be provided if necessary. WOODLAND Lease and security. Hayes school chUdren. Non-smokera case Witt skyUght, 8 or 4 b e d -______^___ ir :______...■ HEBRON — Minutes to Man- panled her, police said. 0066. shampooer $1. Plnewood Furnl- cheater, 649-8993. rec, near Main St. Call Mr. Tollsano, for further MaMBBBEBBBBBBBEBEBEHMi ture Shop. Agency, 646-0181. and drinkers. 647-1808. State Police are investigating Inconsiderate Owners information. 646-2321. Musical Instrumonts 53 AVAILABLE four-room apart- bedroom deluxe Raised Ranch. you make them wUl determine. p a r k e r l a w n sweeper, $ib. .nnii.tiMa «m- MANCHESTER — New fl^- _ . ^ __ break Into the Miner home Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 b^r*rMi^?4vHtt aU buUt-ins, ^ floor mud P*^’ Two^^fliwpiaces* oven“**‘Md to a large degree, your ability uio MAN WANTED as truck driv 25” Rotary mower, $25. 21” a t j.e tj ORGAN, 44 note man- tral locSloil! $1^ monthly. Se- room d/ one of Manches- «*««>• *M-9®®- Haves Asren- paneled famUy room with bar. Bolton Center Rd. The break Apply In person at the W. H. lent ctmdltion. 649-7927 after 6 soeoker, excrilent condition, cy, 646-0181. wish to discuss the reel estate plon field trial and hunting HOMESTEAD ST. Reduced for quick sale. Ar- ‘® ''« teiUders. Has to be Oarage. Large heavily wooded allegedly occurred Monday By VIVIAN BROWN regulations concerning the alr- England Lumber Co, Route p.m. ______$i,800. CaU 878-9370. PLEASANT 8-room epartment, monthly, no lease. Phone 646- SITE FOR shopping center, ex- seen. market and the specific con­ dogs. Registered with Ameri­ DBF W. MHHMj: TPKE. ruda Realty, 644-1689, Lou MANCHESTER — Seven-room lot and more! $33,800. Oo'vang siderations that may be in­ about 8:30 p.m. AP Newsfeatures ing of animals. 44A, Bolton Notch, Conn. can Field. Very reasonable. convenient suburban location, 8070 after 6 p.m. ceUent location with water and Agency, 643-9674. VERNON njuTtsff ft r r -“ — 46 TRUMPET with case, good MANOHBSTEB Amida. RAISED RANCH — 7-room, 8 t'kUonlal. New kitchen, two volved ta the sale of your M ^ *^® worth their Most dog wardens do not en- 742-8764. BWllS at Accessories ^ beginners. $40. 742- fumllaiices, basement, Uke p r l - _____ — ------—7 ®ewer on dual highway In a de­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A vote home. Working adults, DUPLHIX, live rooms, 1% vrioplng area, 23 acres. Hea- baths, rooms. Bncl^d gouTH WINDSOR — 6 - room homo, please caU Dave Ode Phlllp E. KozlowskL 26, of 127 weight In loyalty and affection force the rules unless they re- 1, 2 and 8-bedrw»n luxury A l u m ^ riding. I ^ ^ g;ard. Realtor. _There Is of Terrace Lane, RockriUe, was jo owners, but they may be a celve complaints. They under­ MAONIFTCENT Great Dane EVINRUDB outboard moton, 6904. apartments. Features wall-to- 843-2880. baths, modem throughout, aonably priced. Terms. Ksts ou ioil^ »»»», m i “ reom «id «Mi« r,^ PART — TIME Positions, now b e garage. Hayes Agency, 646- national aX u^ 647-1800. course, no obligation. Odegard charged yesterday with disor- ^^^1 nuisance to neighbors. In stand It Is vlrturily Impossible pups, home raised, black ‘ Holsclaw and Mastercraft HHHHMHI waU carpeting, vanity tile Near shopping, schools and bus corp 88 Kane St, West Hsrt- ______- ______U a .a.na -.alaaaAH ' . - - , i y n ; « y derly conduct. He was released gummer dogs are aired for to keep a dog on one’s property available, . for Individuals , seek- , masks, AKC, cropped, diots. trailers, sales - service. Oom- AntK|UDS 56 batta, buUUin oven, range, EXiEQANT five-room apart- Une. Quiet neighborhood. No 06119. 838-0867. Realty, MLB, 648-4866. OOVBUITRY — Simply Im­ on a $80 cash b w d for areear- jonggp periods and may mess all the time. The most obedient Ing high ln ~ m e in commission appointment, 644-0610. plete service depoxlment, boat- ____ — __ , ~ “ diittwiaBher, refrigerator and ment, 20x80’ Uvlng room, with pets. 649A32S, or 643-2393. UUUSUUMMMSUHUEM MANCHEBTEIR —Newer four- sales. Must be neat and per- ______ing suppUes. accessories, THE BIRCHES Antiques re- maculate six-room Ranch on ance In p l f ^ i Court 12, Rock- yp everything In the neighbor- dog will be lured occaalonally dUqpoaal, electric heat, 2 air- 2 fireplaces. Large formal din- M H U H L a n d FOT S d ie bedroom, 2H Lath Colonial. TOWN OP VERNON ^ PH Garlch’s locating at Twin HWls Drive, conditioners, glaaa sUding lovely large lot. Lake privi­ vllle, July.... 28.n. hood—^flower beds, terraces, from his property by another sonable. Hours 6 to 11 p. m.. ENGLISH SETTER. PDSB reg- Woolsey paints. tag room, two bedrooms. In- FumiSlMa ------UVE ORAGIOUSLT ta this old- S?^'^Li,*’^t*^floor paMlsd Double garage, large treed lot BOARD OP EDUCATTON Cbventry, Conn. Hours — doors, aU large rooms. FuU leges. $20,900. Worth more. Mr. call for appointment, Mr. Mil- Istered, one year A BOLTON —78 acres, near cen- er six-room Colonial, with or with country Uke atmosphere. driveways. TTiey overturn gar- dog or on animal scent, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, basement atorage ares, am- ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, ” ______ter, high level land, open and family room, dou’ole raised SpUecki, Belflore Agency, 647- ler, 549-5783. female. 646-8030. T^ke.. Buckland, 643-2368. without extra lot. TVro-car ga- F. Blanchard, INVITATION bage cans. ' In apartment But the daily troublemakers 10-3 p.m., Sunday 1-6 p.m. Ott­ ]rie parking. Starting at $178. 643-4838 or 64A-1031. NEWLY Decorated, 8-room fur- wooded. Reasonably priced. 1 hearth fireplace, beautiful cus- Upper 80s. R, 1413. 646-2482. houses, there are yapping dogs should be reported, THREE, free, kittens. One fe­ er times by appointment. 742- Handy to sht^ing, schools, ____ nished apartment. AU utiUtes terms, Katx Oorp. 88 Kane St., NOTICE Help Wanted - bus and religious facilities. TO BID to contend with all through the Anyone with a dog problem male, Calico with beautiful Garden - Form - 6607. NEW 3-room apartment, Uvlng incju^tag heat. Parking. $138 West Hartford, 06119. Mr. ragi>. ELLINGTON 37 Model apartment open for bU'MMIT STREET — Fouisbed- The Board of EMucatlon of PUBLIC HEARING year. might consider these solutions: Male o r Femcde markings. Two adorable m room, kitchen, bedroom, fuUy „jonthly plus security and ref- RusseU, 6284»67. TWO - FAMILY NEW HOME FEVER? Dairy Products______M IruqiecUcn 12-6 Saturday and house, tally q o LONIAL — offering charm room Colonial within walking the Town of Vernon, Connecti­ BOARD OP DIRECTrORS One elderly woman living If a dog visits your yard oc- REAL ESTATE career. Fast males. 643-6731. Wanted - To Buy 58 Sunday, otter times by fq>- carpeted. Range, refrigerator, erences. Please reply box rented. West Center St„ close ^ in»clousness. Tm rooms, distance to many sohoois, 1% Well, we have a very nice alone has been driven to dis- caslonally, you might accept PICK YOUR OWN strawber- WILLmOTON — Ten lovely cut will receive sealed bids for: TOWN OF MANCHESTER, growing company has open­ pointment air-conditioners, basement „ jj„ Manchester Herald, to shtw tag and on bus line, modem kitchen vdth baths, garage, level lot. Excel- that shouldmake CL.5.SSROOM FURNITURE. traction, she says, by “ a nice the fact that your neighbor ties large field, bring contain- CASH for your trash. Attic, cel- storage and laundry. Parking wooded acres, close to aU ma­ CX5NNECnCUT ings, part . timers considered. enclosed porches, garage and ^uUUns. Two large enclosed lent value at $38,900. T. J. You smUe, 7 rooms with 2 fire- Bids will be received at the Notice la hereby given that Young couple who keep their may not bo able to control the PUPPIES half Labrador half children please. Slater lar, barn contenU. WIU buy Bunt by for 2 cars. Near bua and shop- THREE-ROOM furnished apart- jor hlg^hways. Louis Dlmock, Pasek Realtors. MLS 289-7476. driveway. ExceUent c ^ t i m . gaxagt. Crockett, - -Realtors, - 648-1677. P**®“ ’ office of the Superintendent of the Board of Directoi^ Town of locked up all day while situation. Doga will stray from ______cocker, $6. CaU 649-0141. ^ ' Manchester. Hours 8:30-8 moat anything old, 1930ish on ptag. CaU Peterman Realtor, ment, heat, hot water, stove, Realty, 649-9623. famUy room, all on over on Asking price, $86,000. CaU 648- " " Schools, Park and School Manchester, Connecticut, will ^ e y work.” In the early morn- time to time. But If It Joins a $100 WEEKLY, salary, plus bo part-angora P-^- St®**”’ U & R Housing Corp. 649-9404. refrigerator. Apiriy Marlow’s - R(X>M Ranch, tivo acre of nice wooded land, 0935 evenings. TEN ROOM cmitemporary EUOHT Streets, Rockidlle, Connecticut, hold a Public Hearing ta the ^ ^® evening, the dog pack. It should be reported to Windsor, 528-8477. 867 Mata Street. Houses For Sole ------— ------r ~ Ranch with 8-room studio apart- acres, two baths, two fire- priced right at $34,900. OaU t o __ Rentals by n until 12:00 noon, TuesdaY, July Hearing Room of the Municipal aired, and the couple doesn’t the owner. BhUeJ'^B^^ukom^^^*'^ STRAWBERRIES, cor ■WEST SIDE, four-room duplex, ___ jlANCHBSTER --9 rooms, Im- in-law suite, over IH ,—places, two garages. „— ------Recrea- Tony WasU, 64945306. car necessary. Glode Brothers' Berryland and WANTED EDISON or Vlc^ Rchert D. heat, stove, refrigerator, no THREE rooms furnished, first MANCHESTER 11th, .1972, and then at said Building, 41 Center Street, Man- ®®-*‘® "where she vlrite." ------Murdock dyman’s q^eclal, only $i9,9uo. ^ view, red- tion room, pond, brook, trees. ^ ------yourplck own, on Tolland phonographs, marble top and pets. $160 monttriy. Phone 643- floor, utilities. Older adults or TWO APARTMENTS place and time publicly opened, cheater, Connecticut, Tuesday, The woman’s porch is used If a dog Is permitted to roam Call 233-9626. Frediotte A Martin Realtors. construction. Large tter- $36,600. Hutchins Agency, 649- • • B&lW • • " X k m f r \ r B ^ ? ' ' 8 t * T r Street.-at the East Hartford. arXlque furnituro. china caM- Realtor 643-2692 1488, 649-8690. couple. No children, pete. 272 PLUS 647-9998^______m\ipane windows. 8324. read and recorded. July li, at 8:00 p.m. to consld- ^ comfort station. To make every day, the dog owner la in- ®t. or line nets, old banks, curtoe and col­ of hla neighbors ■ 649-0274. 648-9861 - ..------z:-----r z m z Main. Central location, first floor pro- BARROWS and WALLACE CO. Slpetlficntlons and proposal er and act on the extension of matters worse "the dog often considerate MATURE lectibles. CaU evenings, 648- 646-6936 ^ five-room, bediwm fesslonai office space plus two 76 CONWAY RD. --Ranch, 3 — 3 bedrooms, Immac- MANCMESTBR — New listing, Realtors—MLS forms may be secured from the sanitary sewer service from brings a friend with her." and hla dog, who Isn’t happy SALESPERSON i ^ E TO good home, adorable STRAWBERRIES -- pick your 6638. duplex. PMtry. JlTO BusIlieSS LOCOtloilS s-room apartments. Plenty of bedrtxnns with bullt-ta^ o<^- condition througliout, 1V4 4 bedrooms, Uvtag room, dta- Manchester Parkade office of the Superintendent of nq. 12 to No. 84 Lodge Drive The lady doesn’t want to being a tramp. That neighbor puppies, 7 weeks old. CaU 647- own, free containers, adults ______No pete. Immediate occupan' pletely remodeled kltaaen, fireplace, 3-car garage, tag room, large eat-in kitchen, Manchester 649-8306 Schools, Park and School and from No. 131 to No. 183 t**® ®*’®'*1 '*'‘ ® to should be given a kindly warn- only, 8-12 a.m., 6-8 p.m. daUy. WANTED —antique furniture, p Q f R e n t 6 4 off street parking. ExceUent ta- NEEDED 1679. cy. 649-0120. ______come. On bus line, in center of dUoiwaaier,dUhwariier, dl^weal,dl^weai, customcu^m beautifullyueauUfuUy treed and shrubbedshrubbeil garage. Only $26,900. Prechet-Frechet- ■ - ■— —------—— Streets, Rockville, (tonnecticut. Bdgerton Street. use a repellant on her porch to tag that his dog Is a nuisance. Berry Patch Farm, Oakland glass, pewter, oU paintings m NEWLYWEDS — Or to be—-We buUt tool shed, garage, lar^ dead end street. $82,600. te A Martin Realtors, 647-9093. VERNON -11-room house, (m e rjght Is reserved to re- Anthony 1F. Pletrantonio, discourage the dog. a gate If the owner continues to Ig- If you like kids, this is the otter antique items. Any quan­ have the apartment you’ve LBDGECREST Apartments _ THRICE - ROOM corner office town. Immediate possession. CUTE PUPPIES, mixed breed, Rd. Route 30, South Windsor. lot, patio, $29,000. 649-4182 af­ acre of land. International As- . ^ Secretary, erected as a barrier at the nore his dog’s wanderings, ta- position for you. Will train tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, been looking for! Shades for Brooklyn Street. RockvlUe. »ulto. Houro * H ^e 963 Asking $60,000. Mr. Lewis, 649- English Pointer and Springer ter 6 p.m. W e NEED LISTINGS M a n c h e s t e r 7-room coioni- sociates, 647-1800. when such action Is deemed ta Bcard of Directors porch “ was so light, it was vestigate town ordinances. If you in the proper fitting of Spaniel, shots and wormed. $20 PICK YOUR own ^ w l^ r r ie s Oakland Street, privacy, carpet for quietness. One-bedroom, $127 per month; Mata St. Phone 643-4846. 5306. Manchester, Ckmn. blown down and the dog was dog-roamtag Invokes penalties. children’s quality footwear e^h. 647-9546. Bunker------Hill ------Rd.. Coventry. - . 40 ^ J 1 appliances for hunger, laundry 2-bedroom $161 per month; 8- q f FICE for rent at 386 Mata NOW! “Thinkiiqr o f ^ 1 1 - ANDOVER - 7-room Raised the best interest of the Boaiti Please apply In person to: cents a qtiart. Weekday 8 to 8 USED B O T P ^ T ^ ^ w a ^ a j n ejeanUnega, tdr-condltioner bedroom $174 per month. Rent- Ideal location. Former ..B&lW.. « ie r „ yW P^^^rty?" Call '* “ « y ^Z tlT ro^enr^ of E7ueati7nT Dated at Manchester, Connec- back again within a few min- coll It to the attention of the Shoe Department Manager ENGLISH SETTER, good with p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m good condition with two burn­ T O D A Y ! 2 p l u s ^ ^ o t . A fine Raymond E. Ramsdell, tlcut this twentieth day of utos.” dog owner. One m ^ had great for comfort, parking for the al includes heat, hot water, all M-RJI. office. Near hospital. BARROWS and WALLACE OO. twotemlly, two-car garage children, needs yard to run. Sun^y, 3 to 6 p.m. 643-0326. ers. WlU pay maximum $3 ’ home and investment ta a Superintendent of Schools Tune 1972. An operator of a kennel has success ta having an owner two-car couple, basement star- utlUtles, parictag, waU-to-waU everything. Next to Per- Realtors—MLS Qfilet residential area. Three each. 742-9412. MANCHE:STE31— New on mar- rural setting, minutes from used dog repellante and says build a pen for his dog. He had D & L Asking $38. CaU between 9-5, —------age for the wedding gifts. Only carpeting, range, refrigerator, gonallzed Floors. 849-9288. Manchester Parkade large bedrooms for the owner, ket, four - bedroom Colonial. Hartford. $33,000. Coll Warren' MANCHESTER PACKINQ CO., good ones may be obtained solicited the help of other ______End of the season $176 per month for "3” rooms. Applications being accepted. ------Manchester 649-6306 live rent free. Only $83,900. Manchester Parkade Rooms Wltfiout Board 59 heat and hot water included. CaU RockviUe, 878-0789 or Mer- ______Two baths, garage, rec room, E. Howland, Realtor, 648-1106. INC. NOTICE from veterinarians or dog neighbors, and told the dog ______MATURE KTPTENS, free. Very gale a t th e Call now 742-8248. PHILBRICK convenient location. $80,900. MANCHESTER shops and these work quite o'wner that there was consider- MANCHESTER — Large clean Lease and security deposit iden, 237-8868. Equal housing DOCTOR’S OFFICE, excellent. HIGHLAND Estates — 2-year TOWN OF COVENTRY SILK SCREENER —experienc- alert, outdoor only. Scrap diet. p^yj'y^'pQ WAREHOUSE Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9382. VERNON — Manchester line, 3- CONNECTICUT well. There are the aerosol type able feeling about the dog ta furnished rooms, parking. may be flexible. P.S. This opportunities. Phone 649-1680 or 649-3649. dd, 8-room Raised Ramdi. Se- ZONING BOARD ed printed circuit boards. Phone 643-6669. __ bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec 06040 and some that are diluted with the neighborhood, and that if Maid service. Phone 649-2813. may fit your needs even If ------—------— ----- — eluded setting, over 1% acre AGENCY OF APPEALB you’ve been married for 60 FOyR roonw, w^ hd wooded lot, large oaks. Four PASEK Lots For Sede 73 room, m bathe, \ acre lot, At tho Piihiio Hanrinir nt ^'ater. She also has found the someone should report Fldo to Screening, restln and touch up. goARDING Altered. innocu- j to 5 ^p m odally swimming pool. Asking $29,- First andntid secondseeond shift. ApplyAddIV ,. . j *bv "anDotatment______. i WJ o p.iii. uaaiy awt> F»r> ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, years. CaU Mr. Peterman, water, stove, refrigerator, cen- smaU business ot s t o ^ e 1(W bedrooms, 2 baths, large Uvlng 289-7478 Reoltors-MLO 742-8243 NOTICE use of chlorine bleach diluted the warden, the fine might be MANCHESTER — B-zoned two- 900. CaU Mitten Agency Real­ _ Tuesday, June 22, 1972, the REALTORS TO CONTRACTODS J with water quite effective. She $80. The dog owner took the Fenros Cattery, 876-9131. THiw newer (built 1969) Raised family lot. $8,000. CaU J. D. tors, 643-6930, 649-9890. Manchester. INVITATION TO BID ^ ^ v ? n t r e " ^ j i ” S ’ wM “ P * P**®“ ® *’“ ®*'®* *’*"*’ ***'* "®‘ *’°*‘* * *™‘**f® LAND Ranch Is located on a pleas- Real Etetate associates, 648- " . ’ - the solution and keeps it handy against his neighbors. SIX ADORABLE kittens. 6 ^196 spruceSonice at.St. LARGE,— ■ sunny, ^ qulet,^’ \ 4-room IMMEDIATE occupancy.------3-1 P "'” Monday-Friday,______!------872-8062. loom. ^oiea ^rec room Sealed proposals will be re-i* approved. Die petition*\ArlTinrt uwas rao Tfti*for ■ * •' o o IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN GS weeks, free to good homes, 646-8248 anUy wooded acre lot ta a con­ 8129. BOLTON CENTER -Six-room ^ - to wash the porch. For a little outlay of money. FOR NURSING STAFF house trained, aU colors. 646- FURNISHED room for working erator, no pete, $138. Immedl- room apartment, heat, hot wa- MANC^STER — Warehoi^ Birch venient, yet rural, Manchester 646-4200 Ranch Witt 2-car garage, dead “ ®P®®‘** ''*‘1*"9® ®PP®®»tog elderly couple’s problem a dog pen can provide great ------tHtchen hath nccnniuicv 6.33-6026 tor. Central location. Security and industrial space. 16,000- jwounuun wun tine view. MANCHESTER — Five acres end street. 200x260’ lot. Excel- * .^ ® ’ the >‘e®trictions Impend T^elr real joy In life happiness to a dog. Its owner PICK YOUR own strawberries, ate occupancy, 633-6026.______deposit. No children. $128 100.000 square foot unite, avail- ^or ^ e by owner. Very low Alcohol & Drug Dependence Dl- ______a 'fireplaced Uvtag SLX - ROOM Cape, wiclosed lent value, only $27,900. No Manchester. ComecUcut. not b, section 10.3 of the ^ ven try ,3 0,3,^ ,,3^ 3^ ^^^^3^ ^ut they and the neighbors, \ision MINIATURE Schnauzer pup- Grisel's Route 85, Bolton, WE HAVE customers waiting monthly. CaU 643-8609. able Immediately. Heated and B*>one 649-6870 anytimo. basement. T. J. Crockett, Re- a ^ ®n- Zoning Regulations to allow can- 3^3 ^,3^3 miserable by their One veterinarian suggests across from School Rd., daUy room, convenient eat-ln kitch- breezeway, attached grarage, w-ivArtnn Airencv Realtors Blue Hills Hospital pies, AKC, wonderful dls- . . . ™ RA.. ^ C ^ . CAI ^ ^ iES55i5ii-riSSfTnS en ^ tt dishwasher, formal ^eep tre^ lot. patio. Partly ^ olv e^ Agency. Realtors. alter, 643-1877. stroction of an tagrouwl swim- neighbor’s dog trampling over pens of 6 by 10 feet or 10 by 20 8-12, 4:30-8, weekends 8-8. q e in t l e MAN — Center Lodge ment or home. AT 10:00 A.M. EDST Head Nurse — $10,696-$12,339.08 position, great with children. price for this 6-room home. atatagdtatag area, »8 bedroomsoeoiw ina withwmi Mnjg|ieqflnigtied basement.iiasemem. tjotiveiuemConvenient ______rjrvT-ivwTM t ahtt imnTJT ooIH mlng pool. 7 . . . — . their ineir plants pianis and ana overturning ovenurning feet,leei, depending uepenamg onon theme amount has new paneled and carpeted tate Associates, Inc., 643-6129. Staff Nurse — $9,001-$10,818.82 644-2222. complete appliances, 2 air- ^ ______Ideal for starter with 14x24' large cloeete (the master bed- to bus Une and highways. Call CJOVENTRY -BuUdtag lot vrith ^ ^ t a g e , exquisite lot wltt promslte s ^ ll publicly be open- 28^OT2 ^*^** ° " ** ^ elr garbage palls. They are of space available. A pen Household Goods 51 rooms available, on bus line. wwkm Via a a hal# hoihl rOCTear fVumer. ..„«.ii I a Ita. vHcrKfa _____> «_____ " ^ ^ . 28, ly 72. O’AHInp’ tftft rtM trt rtn iinriAPPR. ah/iiilrf a lw n v a ha la no w r tha n LPN—$6,793.54-$9,082.84 ______conditioners, full basement, o a l L T.J. Crockett, Realtor at fireplaced living room, kitchen room has a half bath) recrea^ evenings, 633-41iK. Ovmer. drilled well, lake rights. four-room year ’round home, g,] (gr furnishing of all mate- getting too old to do unneces- should always be longer than CaU 643-9831. tion or family room, separate ______:— ------Terms. $2,900. Upman-Chorch- Signed: sary chores, they point out. wider to keep the dog ex- Methadone Maintenance Articles For Sale 45 63-PIECE Kensington china. washer-dryer hook-up, ■vanity 643-1877 for office space. AU wllt-ln oven and range, Rare opportunity. Hutchins rjals, labor, equipment and in­ Raymond A. Desimone, Program petit fleurs, 8 jdace settings, FURNISHED light housekeep- VILLAGER type bath, glass sUdtag doors shapes and sizes and prices. ^ Huge lot. laundry and furnace rooms, os. 872-0671. 643-1869. Agency, Realtors, 649-8824. cidentals to construct the Weth- These are not Isolated In- ercistag. A square pen Invites large ceramic-tiled bathroom CMonlal, "■ 2M baths, 2-car ga­ Chairman stances. In some large cities laziness. Staff Nurse — $9.001-$10,618.92 picNiC TABLES extra sturdy origtaaUy $200, asking $128. jng room for working or retir- onto patio. $220. per month. New and old. Let us know your ^olverton Agency, Realtors, erell Street Sanitary Sewer Ex­ APARTMENTS v49’2ol3t and a 2-car garage. Exterior rage, finished famUy room. MANCHESTER — Beautiful Coventry Zoning ' ' 646-8176. ed lady. If interested caU 647- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, demands, we •will do every- tension from the Bldwell Street dogs have become such a prob- Big dogs—Labrador retriev- Positions offer liberal state all bolted. AU sizes and s t y le s .______features Include a cmraled BeautitaUy wooded lot. Mr. .^rooded lot, 100x160’. Ebccluslve Board of Appeals lem that owners may be ^ven ers, German shepherds, dober- 1193 or 649-0641. Immediate Occupancy 643-2602. thing for you ex ce^ make the MANCHESTER — and Wetherell Street Intersec- , benefits, 40-hour work week, From $30., delivered. W. Zink- ENGLISH Pedigree baby car- Bowers horse barn which could be a Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- residential area. Call owner. payments. ____ NOTICE tion, approximately 1,828 lineal summonses if dogs are not curb- mans—need sturdier fencing, $300 cost of living Increase in er, WtadsorvlUe Rd., Ellington, riage, navy and white, excel- LARGE furnished room for MANCHESTER Newer 2 bed- School, 8-room Bungalow, Im­ cfaUdren’s play bouse, kennel 1418. days 646-4440, evenings 649- NOTICE ed when they are walked. In such as chain link attached to 6-Room Townhouses, 1>A' maculate condition, modern feet west. October. 876-0397. condition. 647-1029. male only, parking. $16. week- tiled bcUhs, complete Q.B. , room Duplex, half of 2 famUy, flouseS FOT Rent or storage buUdtag If you pre- jja n c HESTBR - Raised 4796. PUBLIC HEARING most communities there are or- stanclons, and a strong gate, 65 kitchen, aluminum aiding, dou­ Contract Documents Including PUBLIC HEARING kitchen, waU-to-wall car-4 including appliances, $170 per fer. Expertly mata*^^ for * ^ 3^. 7 roomo, 2V4 baths, two dinances to cope with such situ- But little dogs can be success- CaU Director of Nursing 566- u v e BAIT - Open 24 hours .rv'r im uAivin nomw-rtone re- 'J"' 846-0223 after 6. ble garage with loft. Hayes REPEAL OF ORDINANCE drawings and technical specifi­ REPEAL OF ORDINANCE 5218 or Personnel A^iu, Ksaii #/«. (uarnHre KELVINAI'UK. coppenon e r^:------petlng, private basement, month. Paul W. Dougan Real- LARGE eight-iuom Colonial comfortable famUy Uvtag at ___,____ M >»m oH n n OUT Of TOWH ations. These may provide pen- fully penned with sturdy wire daily, ring beU for service, frtggrator, excellent condition, u g h t housekeeping room, ful- washer-ttyer hooktip. Agency, 646-0181. fireplaces, beautiful recreation BOARD OF DIRECTORS cations, are on file at Griswold BOARD OF DIRECTORS tor, 643-4838 or 646-1021. fireplace, large lawn, parking $88,400. Odegard ReoUy. 648- room, two-car garage, patio, For Sale 75 allies for those who ' ignore or wooden fencing or both. LADIES Earn large amount of Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 Moving. $75. Phone 628-6667 af- ly furnished, stove, refrigera- Charles Lesperance TOWN OF MANCHESTER. & Fuss, Inc., 210 Mailn Street in TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Manchester, MANCHESTER _ Six-room Co­ 4865. trees. Hutchins Agency, 640- CONNECTICUT extra cash part • time with Demlng Street, ter 6 p.m. tor, Unens provided, 801 Mata 649-7620 MANCHESTER — Available cation. Working adults, 643- BOLTON LAKE — Brick cape, CONNECTICUT Manchester, Connecticut. Rawlelgh Household Products Route 30, South. St. 649-9879, after noon. July lat, 2-bedroom apartment, 2ggo. lonial with 3 huge bedrooms. 6324. 3 bedrooms up, large Uvtag PROPOSED ORDINANCE Copies of Contract Docu- PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE bath, generous kitchen and din­ IT HAS THE (ETC) Notice is hereby given that the Stm time to help with that SCREENED loam gravel FBIGIDAIRE elMtric range, ------V bs/ \55s/ Vtes/*' heat, hot water, stove, refrig- ' ______MANCHESTER - Eight - room room, dining room, den, eat- Notice is hereby given that the mente may be obtained by de- PUBLIC HEARING family vacation. Write R a w - ____«il almoat "«W- Motorola LARGE double furnished room. ing room, 18x24’ living room. Town of positing Ten Dollars ($10.00) Board of Directors. Town of family vacation. Write Raw- processed gravel and fill. _ erator, dishwasher, disposal, MANCHESTER — Six • room Large country lot, many tower­ home with income potential, ta-kitchen, rec room ta base- Board of Directors, TOWN OF MANCHESTER. OONNECTICUT console maple stereo, $*0. kitchen and bath, 643-1387 af- 474 MAIN STREET, three- carpeting. $190 monthly. 649- Cape, available July 11th, $226 Immaculate condition. $29,600.- ment IH baths, large lot. near Manchester, Connecticut, wlU with the Engineer for each set Manchester. Connecticut, will ______^ ^______^ leigh Co., Box 1349, Albany, ing trees, lovely patio. Custom four rooms down, four up. Two Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town ot George H. Griffing, Inc. 742- ^^aWe remrte cont^i Tv! room apartment, second floor. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, N. Y. or phone 518-449-5629, ter 8 p.m. 3978 or 643-6168. monthly. Lease, security, ref­ bulK 18 years ago by Gambo- baths, two kitchens, extra private beach. Owner, $38,900. hold a Public Hearing In the of documents so obtained. Each hold a Public Hearing In the Mancheeter, Ckinnecticut, will herfd a public hearing at 8:00 p.m., ■^888. ______atand, $80. 649-1491, mom- Heat, $128. Security. FamUy 649-2818. collect. erences, two children, no pete latl.■nri -i-ni.Ih ls lovelylovBiv .Cape »n e iia»has 4 buUdtag niiiinimr loilot. Walk n u n tou school 643-6613. Hearing Room at the Municipal such deposit will be refunded If Hearing Room at the Municipal juiy n . 1972, in the Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, 41 ALUMINUM sheets used as tags. ______unit. CaU 648-2426, 9 to 8 p.m. AVAILABLE July 1st, to worit- Haves Agency. 646-0131. aU‘ ims Hwe y pe duuoi^ • Am »n------Bulldins 41 Center Street Man- the drawings and Contract Doc- Building, 41 Center Street. Man- Center Street, to determine whether or not the public interest, ______— tag couiUe, 3-rocni apartment. MANCHESTER — 7 room Co­ VERNON -F ir s t time car garage. ParkU^ 160x opportunity adopted to reject any or all Bids. E cono m 1 c Opportunity Neil H. Ellis and Constance E. Kaplan " T ’ , Manchester Herald. stone, ma^}^e. pool and patio n e CXHI-AIco sewing ma- Manchester Conn until ------peeking for one car CaU 647- large kitchen, refrigerator and three or more bedrooms, 27’ garage, many extras, wooded 300 lot. ^ unusu^ by the Board of Directors on Each Bidder must deposit adopted by the Board erf Di­ 886 Parker Street $ D8.40 sand. 643-9804. chine. Unclaimed lay-a-way, tor for anything in real “ ® ^ stove. CaU 648-1478 before 10 Uvlng room, formal dining 286-7476 Realtors-MLS 742-8243 lot. Mid 408, CaU 64<^8446 af- Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9832. ggp^g^^er 7, 1968. with his Bid, security in the rectors on Septemlier 7, Catholic Cemeteries Association of the SENIOR CITIZENS, Do you Archdiocese of Hartford, Inc. TAG SALE In the cellar, June never used, origtaaUy $149.60 m a t o “ “ Pef™®"*®’ — ______P-m. room, heated sun room. Ideal ter 6 p.m,______GLASTONBURY — New Rail- A copy ol the proposed Ordl amount, form and ^subject , ,u to thet 1968. need help? Odd jobs? House­ A cony of the proposed Ordl- 700 Middletown Avenue now $69.80. Buttonholes, mono- l“ >"es. multiple dwellings, no f IVE-ROOM tportment, heat ______home , and office combination. HIGH ON a hUl, charming 7- _ 6-Roora Ranch, wall- ed Ranch, two-week occupan- nance may be seen ta the Town conditions Prorided ta the In- work? Companionship? Gall nance may be seen ta the Town North Ita ve^ C ^ 4,082.70 *^°***'^ to-waU carpet, baseboard heat. cy. Cathedral celUngs, rec Clerk’s office during business strucUonsrucuons tovo Bidders.Diuucro. nance iimj ... *------Moriortv Brothers Inc 649-9296 for details. ^ U - etc Guaranteed. 822-0476 deal- eatlons are available at the goclates, Inc. 64341129. able July 1st. $178 monthly. Se- * bed im s at $188 toctodM Realtors, 649-2818. No Bidder may withdraw his clerk’s office during business Center Street Furniture, glassware. “ . General Services Office, 41 Cen------en with fireplace . ^ screened porch, garage, trees, room, 2% baths, 3 bedrooms, hours. 1,820.00 er. curity required. No chUdren, no “ eat. hot water w a U -t o -^ hewn oak beams, 1V6 baths, Dated at Manchester, Connec- Bid within thirty (30) days after hours. MATURE experienced house­ ques. ter Street, Mai^chester, Connec- MANCHESTER — New deluxe carpeting, appUances, dls- NINE ROOM oversized Cape, sowers. Hutchins Agency, 649- $41,000. Tongren Real Es- Date Leocadia G. Tomuslak pete. 649-1834. car garage, wotxied lot. $40,- the actual date of the Bid open­ Dated at Manchester, Connec-gg Meadow Lane 1,001.00 keeper available for day work. 2-bedroom Townhouse, superb poe^, air-cmidlUantag, swim- m baths, buUt-tas, fireplace, 5324, tate, 688-0488. Itout, this 20th day of June 1972. TAG SALE —Outboard motor, CLEAN, used refrigerators, ticut. 000. Principals only, owner. ing. tlcut, this 20th day of June 1972. Mary and Michael Maasaro Call 649-4669. Town of Manchester, location, includes heat all 6-ROOM DUPLEX, two chil- mlng pool Emd parking. Stor- four bedlam s, dtatag room, Anthony F. Pletrantonio, _ _ fish finder, bar bells, all size ranges, automatic washers 649-6681. MANCHESTER —3 famUy, 4-4- VERNON — 80 miles view, H i William Bogner Jr., Anthony F. Pletrantonio, 67 White Street 838.87 Connecticut modem appliances, $260 per dren accepted. Security requlr- age and laundry in building, recreation room, office, TTeee. Secretary, TWO GIRLS Looking forhouse shutterette, and mlscellane- with guarantees. See them at 4, central location. S-car ga- acres, hUl top estate. 2400 President Secretary, Die above listed estimated assessments represent 50% of Robert B. Weiss, montt. Paul W. Dougan, Real- ed. CaU after 6:30 p.m., 649- No pete. CaU 876-1668 or 278- $28,900, Hutchins Agency, 649- CAPE, 6 rooms, flreirface, car­ Board of Directors, the cost of cement concrete sidewalks. cleaning work. Call Peggy or ous. 113 Box Moimtata Drive, B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 649 rage. Quick sale wanted to set- square foot brick Ranch. Ex­ Manchester, Conn. Donald M. Bogner, Board of Directors, General Manager tor, 643-4638, OE 646-1021. 8917. 1610. 5324. peting, heated rec room, trees. ANTHONY F. PIETRANTONIO, Secretary Karen at 289-9064. Vernon, Friday and Saturday. Main St CaU 643-2171. ile estate. Bel Air Real Estate, ' ceUent area. $84,900. Hayes Vice President Manchester, Conn. CbH owner, 643-8621 after 6 BOARD OF DIRBCTORfl 643-9332. , Agency, 6464aSl. p.m.