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foot, $2,136,000 ; 8,600-square feet teaming dlsabUitiea, business Clear and cool tonight; lows Junior High of major alterations at $36 per subjects, and typing; and ex Apartm ent Fire Destroys Principal Fire Calls 55 to 60. Mostly sunny, pleasant square foot, $297,600 ; 4,000- pansion of the present 3,300- Thursday ;hlgh near 80. Outlook square feet of minor alterations stjuare foot media center to JO,- Old Pavilion Selected Monday, 12:36 p.m,—Eighth for Friday . . . chance of rain. Additions at $17.60 per square foot, $70,- 000 square feet. Project District firemen to 86 Lydall St, Manchester^^A City of Village Charm 000; updating exits, detectors, These would increase the pre (Oonttnued from Page One) for a car fire which caused ex etc. to comply with the state sent 34 learning areas to 83. For Illing tensive damage to the engine y,g pulpit on his 100th Approved fire safety code, $30,000, Preliminary plans also call Okayed der control at 3 ;S6 and officially VOL. XCI, NO. 252 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (Classified Advertising on Page 29) compartment, birthday anniversary, and MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Also, roof repairs, driveway, for 63 more parking stalls in (Cotittmied from Page One) out at 4. (Oontimied from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Monday, 2:02 p.m. — Eighth oirinu^/ stage light controls, $68,000; front of Illing and east of the Truman Hills, grandson of District firemen to Exit 94 off about 2,600 persons turned out two physical acc®Pt them, it w«* pointed ^vilbur Hills, the bulldqr of the as an adjunct faculty member ted to the electorate as a Nov. elevator for existing second police station; Interstate 85 for a small grass to shore the evening* with him. floor west, $30,000; site develop education fields added to the grove some 70 years ago, said at the University of New Hamp- Are. He spoke in a strong, clear r referendum. Contingent upon The east and west sections picnic site was used for shire. Central Connecticut State , . . „ , incut,ment, ^xtni.uvu,$190,000; arcniieciarchitect's s anu and present c six; i a , citpaiioiv/nexpansion of the ______Monday, 3:07 p.m. — Eighth and firm voice to his audience College, and St. Joseph College, voter approval,-- the Board O f Ed- ciiKiiiiit;!engineer's a it-ea, fees, ^^w,uw, $200,000; equip- kitchen miuand atuumivastudents' and w e r e o n c e o i ^ separately anwitlnn- and various------OCCaSionS SUCh District firemen to Tolland seated on amphitheater West Hartford; is co-director of ucation has set a completion tar- ment, $200,000; and contingency teachers' cafeterias; expansion were piaimM lor a p- dances every weekend, wed- Tpke. and Parker St. for a gas benches, lawn chairs and blan- Instructional Syslems, an edu get date of September 1974 for fund, $179,600. of the mechanical and electrical >oent separately before the i>- dings, firemen carnivals and washdown following an auto ac- kets spread on the grass, ocoa- both projects. Additions and al- The preposed addition, which systems to meet addltlwial Region Development Oorp, the Wapplng Fair one year. cational consulting firm; and McGovern, Awaits Reaction cldent. slonally competing with a dle- the author of four published teratlons would enable nilng to would be largely at the north needs; and updating the entire purchased the land about two Nothing that “ he was Just Today, 7:34 a.m. — town fire- ggi switch engine working near- boy when the Grove was opera articles on education. hause 1,180 students; and the east sectirai of the existing building to comply with the fire ye'srs ago. men to/ 32 Walnut St.; smoke, by. Bennet complex, 1,340. building, would contain seven safety code. The 14.4-acre east parcel. ting in “ full swing” . Hills said He received a BS in 1968 from The feasibility study, conduct academic classrooms; two gen In the Bennet complex, the formerly the Bunce property. he recalls “ sneaking down to CCSC, with a major in social ™ ' ed by Lawrence Associates, pro eral science laboratories; one feasibility study prepared by will support 95 apartments con- watch the dances and knew of science and a minor in sociol vided the following breakdown each for art, music, home eco Mankey AssoclaUons includes a taining 265 bedrodms. one youngster who, armed ogy: his MEd in 1960, with a major in secondary school ad- To Eagleton’s Disclosure of the $3.4 million Bllng cost: nomics; two industrial arts 28,000-square foot media center "nie 18.6-«cre west parcel, for- a slingshot, caused many, Construction of a 61,000-square- areas; two physical education and gymnasium, extending merly the Zelvln tract, wlH con- a rumpus at the picnics. He minstration, and his sixth-year gor, head of the Republican foot addition at $38 per square stations; one room each for south from the quadrangle to tain 279 apartments with 465 later became a commissioner diploma, with a major in ele CUSTER, S.D. (AP) — ter further, saying: “I’ve had would be selected by the Demo complete surprise. ------Wells St. and connected to the bedrooms. of the State Police," Hills sold. mentary school administration, Rejecting Thomas F. Eag campaign to re-elect President the last thing to say about it cratic National Committee. Jerry Bryan, press secretary Barnard and Franklin Buildings The housing corporaUon, In recent years the pavilion both from the University ot leton’s offer to quit the Nixon, Indicated at a news con that I’m going to in this cam In Washington, the White to Gov. Warren Heames, said at one floor. which is privately endowed, will was used by youngsters as a Hartford; and his PhD from Dem'ocratic ticket, Sen. ference today Bagleton’s medi paign.” House and The Committee for that "when he was lieutenant Paul Greenberg, building and receive federal subsidies to al clubhouse. the University of Connecticut in George McGovern says he cal history would not be a cam Later he scheduled a news the Re-Election of The Presi governor, Eagleton was treated sites committee chairman, said low rentals to low-income fam The fire is under investiga 1965, with a major in admln- paign issue. He said Nixon has conference for today and said dent declined comment. In Spo for nervous exhaustion.” wants to “wait and see” the Instructed persons connected he would answer additional Missouri Secretary of State SUMMER that it would be necessary to in ilies, according to William Hlr- tion and Fire Marshall Lan- stratlon and curriculum develop reaction to his running kane, Wash., a spokesman for stall elevators in all five exist schon, executive director of the ning says that youngsters were ment, •> THREE DIAMOND with him “ govemmentally and questions on his treatments. Vice President Spiro T, Agnew James C. Kirkpatrick noted corporation. mate’s revelation that he pollUcally" not to comment. If Eagleton should eventually that Eagleton displays "a tre ing complex buildings —Bar in the area at the time the fire Dr, Llndgren’s civic activities \m i DlAM0\i)5 also declined comment. nard, Franklin, Main, Adminis The apartments will range was reported. Include membership in Lions received psychiatric care Pressed repeatedly by report leave the ticket, his successor The first Republican reaction mendous amount of nervous SALE DAYS from one-bedroom flats for the and shock treatments. energy” during his campaigns tration Annex, East fflde Rec— International, in, which he has ers on the matter of Eagleton’s came from Sen. Lowell Peter to meet state fire code require elderly, to two- and three-bed held several offices; and educa tUhA IH * Mc(3ovem’s top political ad health, MacGregor declared, Weteker of Connecticut. He said and added that "he seems to be room townhouse units, Hlrschon JULY 26 thru JULY 29 ments. He also estimated that Johnson Funds tional chairman of the Bast viser, Frank Manklewlcz, said “ We will make no comment in a speech prepared for the calmer since he was elected to WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. it would cost $296,000 to bring said. Farms Civic Association, New the next three days will be “ a whatever about the disclosures Biilletin Senate today that he has the Senate.” Architect for the project is In Foundation these structures in conformity ington, 1966-'H. Soft Corn Oil little touchy," and that the in from South Dakota yesterday.” worked with Eagleton on the Eagleton’s disclosure was Lawrence Associates of Man CUSTER, S.D. (AP)—While with the code. He also has been or is a mem Margarine cident can’t be a plus for the Eagleton told reporters on a District of Columbia committee made to a newsman after he 4 Racks Dresses 20% Off chester. Leuidscape architect is BOSTON (AP) — Howard D. Mrs. Filbert’s Sen. George McGovern re In casting his negative vote, ber of the American Association Democrats in their uphill battle flight to Los Angeles that “ time and "should he win, I have no met with McGovern Tuesday (Ladies - Petite - Half Sizes - Super) Edward C. Cape of West Hart Johnson, 75, who started with a mained secluded at his South Susag question^ the economics of School Administrators, Asso to take the White House from will tell” how the public reacts doubts he will fulfill with dis morning at the South Dakota ford. Quincy drug store in 1925 and Dakota cabin retreat, tele of the two proposed projects, ciation for Supervision and Cur President Nixon. to his disclosure that he volun grams began arriving from tinction the duties of vice presi senator’s Sylvan Lake retreat 1 Rack Culottes & Pant Dresses In other business last night, created a restaurant-motel em in the Black Hills. when compared with the pro riculum Development, Connecti Beech-Nut Baby Food ';fi6c Manklewlcz said that he tarily hospitalized himself In supporters and most urged dent of the United States.” Uie PZC; pire, left the bulk of his estate posed Southwest Junior High cut Education Association, and thinks “ a lot will depend on 1960, 1964 and 1966, because of him to drop Sen. Thomas In Eagleton’s home state of Eagleton’s hands trembled, 10% Off ______— approved relocation of a to the Howard Johnson Founda- Newington Teachers’ Associa but his voice was firm as he School, which was defeated by Seneca Frozen Drinks how the Republicans handle it. "nervous exhaustion and fa Eagleton as his running mate Missouri, where he served as the voters last November. Based small parking lot at the R o ^ r vrlll showed Monday tion. made the unexpected announce If they take it and run, there tigue.” In the wake of his disclosure attorney general and lieutenant Swim Suits (Ail Sizes) 20% Off on the anticipated housing of 750 Apartments on Highland St. p ie yied jn Suffolk County Dr. Llndgren is married and Kraft Parkay Soft Corn Oil Margari ment. could be a considerable back When he arrived in Los Ange- of psychiatric care and of governor before his election to more studenU at Bennet and 111- devrfopers of the 32-unit project the lather of three children, lash,” he said. Hie immediate Impetus for Probate Court. Kraft Parkay Soft Margarina ges, however, the Missouri sen electric shock treatment for the Senate in 1968, the dis Ladies’ Suits (Also Glengerry Knits) ling, he said, the per pupil cost the c h ^ to save sev- Johnson died June 20 in New ages 11, 10 and 2. In New York, Clark MacGre ator refuaed to discuss the mat Vanilla Wafart nervous exhaustion. closures did not come as a (See Page Eight) irtb o u t $9,000. York City. Nabisco Cookies 10% Off The proposed junior high, de- The foundation, a charitable Broccoli Spaara In Buttar Sauca signed to accommodate morp I V M o n / f PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., \^DNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER E \ ^ I N G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. ^D N ESD A Y , JULY 26, 1972 PAGE THREE Is It Looting? SAM Film Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge T V T on igh t Miners Stay Home to Mourn Nine Comrades RANGE AND SAM's movie at .Center FILM RATING GUIDE LATIN OPTIMISM BLACKSVILLB, W. Va. (AP) Saturday evening, trapping the FUEL OIL Village Craftsmen Teach Park had to be canceled last after the closed meeting. “If manently sealed by massive of the mine the "critical period GETS BAD RESULT NORTH Living Off Land nine inside. night because the film didn’t For Parents and S«e Saturday’! TV Herald — Some 17,000 m iners of the they want to sympathize, let slabs of concrete Tuesday. on whether or not the seals will GASOLINE for Complete UsUnga. By AIoFRED SHEINWOU) 4 K 108 6 42 More than 300 miners in arrive. It came this morn United Mine Workers Union are them sympathize with the wid A series of explosions Mon Their Children People tend to play bridge ac Z> K 84 UMW Local 1688 who worked at day afternoon led to the deci hold.” ing, so SAM will show it to off the job today as part of a ows and send donations.” BANTLY OIL night at 8 ;46 In the park. The 5:00 (8) All About Faces cording to their temperament, 0 A 109 Blacksvllle No. 1 met Tuesday sion to seal the mine, and any Meanwhile, U. S. Atty, Paul Others Art of Creating MIOMNCtS or even according to their na 4 Q Viet Soldier’s Way 24-hour memorial period de night to discuss the disaster. The local appointed a com hope for the nine men inside film Is "Bye, Bye Birdie," . AHAtNAdAlTOd (18) Jim and Tammy Camilletti said Tuesday a COMPANY. INC. tional character. You can see WEST EAST clared by the union In honor of Sources reported there was talk disappeared early Tuesday By JAME£ GERSTENZANG dyed textiles, worx in the hall- a spoof on the 19B0's rock- E (24) Mister Rogers By HOLGER JENSEN Prisoners of war and cap- mittee to oversee relief efforts grand jury Investigation to de woodworker for a number of this most clearly In the Bridge 4 A95 ♦ J7 nine men lost in a fire at the of carrying the memorial peri when air samples taken 331 Main Street Associated Press Writer way of an old farmhouse in foul and-roll era. (SO) Hogan’s Heroes Assoclated Press Writer tured documents indicate that for the widows and children of termine possible violations of years, a city planning consul (40 I Love Lucy Olympics, and today's hand <0 75 3 2 J 96 Blacksvllle No. 1 mine. od further. through a bore hole showed le the federal Coal Mine Health rAMNTM, qm»4mci SAIGON (AP) — Tank tur- the Communist command has the nine victims. Tel. 649-4595 L A Y T O N , N .J . (A P ) weather and on the lawns in tant for two years, and has a 5:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannle ' may Illustrate the difference be 0 65 0 KJ843 The UMW ordered all District But the youthful leader of Lo thal methane gas. A micro and Safety Act was "not con bachelor of arts diegree from tween the classic Latin and the ♦ A73 2 4) 10 9 5 reta on the northern front are stricter rules against looting '31 mines closed from midnight cal 1688, Ronald Statler, urged Officials from the U. S. Bu phone dropped through the — In an old, northwestern times. a s (22) Hogan’s Heroes festexmed -wdth war booty — than the Saigon regime. But templated Immediately.” Cam Rockville 875-3274 N ew Jersey village, the craftsmen joined togeth- the University of Virginia. I Police Report | Suitable P w n m iM M (24) Electric Company classic Nordic character. SOUTH Tuesday to midnight Wednes "I hope there Is not a sympa- reau of Mines and the West same ho'e picked up no sounds. illetti said he "would rather tires of Honda motorbikes, deck refugees say the North Vlet- day to mourn the tragedy, federal government and a hand- *‘®c«ntly for an old-fashioned "There is no free ride but the (SO) OUUgan’s Island North dealer 4 Q3 the men to return to the mines Virginia Departm ent of Mines A spokesman for Consoli wait and see some of the super Joseuph C. Kamor of 76 Devon chalrs, trussed pigs and even namese rarely pay for "appro- caused when fire erupted In the “and make safety an Issue.” continued a close watch on' the ful of young craftsmen have bamraising: In a few days they edge is taken off of the econom (40) News Both sides vulnerable AQ 10 dation called the 72 hours fol ficial facts revealed by the Bu divided the old. single-story Dr. was treated yesterday after t^ w rite rs. Pilfered ducks and prlated” foodstuffs and other Consolidation Coal Co. mine thy strike,” Statler, 24, said burning mine, which was per lowing the permanent sealing joined forces to preserve and ic need," be said. 5:55 (3) What’s Happening Opening le ^ "^ "T w o of 0 Q 72 reau of Mines Investigation.” bam into a two-floor structure, noon at Manchester Memorial 4 KJ864 chickens peek from the ruck- supplies. Read Herald Ada promote traditional American Willner and the other crafts _rUieqwbwsmepseVi*# 6:00 (8-8-22) News Hearts doubling the floor-space avail Hospital and discharged after he NfwiterAdNli Qnrima (18) Movie In the first room of thp match ®°l^‘ers fighting their Saigon’s Infantry divisions arts and crafts — many with a men produce their works for North East South Wert y n o Quang Tri City. based in a fixed operational able. Potters' wheels and clay sale in the group's store and on struck a wall while riding on a (24) Hodgepodge Lodge between Australia and Italy, Pass 2 « Pass modem design. motorcycle at Deepwod Dr. and (SO) To TeU the Truth 1 4 fill the winterized basement of commission from private cus Chmlllo Pabls ■ Tied won the 2 4 Pass 3 NT All Pass th^ I’® Working in 10 old buildings — the bam. Devon Dr. Police say he was (40) Daniel Boone heart opening lead with the mountAlna I t Jungled spect about looting, because including a country store, sev tomers. Prices range from 25 Much of the reconstruction of heading south on Deepwood Dr. 6:80 (S) CBS News queen and optimistically led the ^llflv^s of J have to maintain good re- men *s and young men *s apparel"—— eral farmhouses, a bam, and a cents for a musical string toy to and failed to negotiate the turn ^ NOOtMUMOtn ITACMMTTlfl the buildings has been done by 11,400 for a quarter-globe (8) ABC News queen of spades, losing to the won. Now the ninth trick was restored 1830s manor - on land onto Devon Dr. He skidded near lAse limit meyvenr (22-30) NBC News where there is n^re to desfroy owned by the NaUonal Park '^•’o left their lathes shaped wood d ^ nnade by ace. In the bank, and declarer could ^ finest labels in MEN'S CLOTHING UW..CU uy uiv rar» temporarily to work ly 30 feet before leaving the road (24) Maggie and the Back came a heart to the ace, afford to switch to spades. The Winner’s colleague in the wood and being thrown into the wall, Beautiful Machine (R) Some call It looting, a time- anything left behind by S lt d Serv,ce._ potters, wood sculjv „„ ^ volunteer tosis. Members and the Italian declarer led a defenders got their two spcule tors and jewelers, among oth working bam, iUrl SeemuUer, according to police. Kamor was worn cliche of the Indochina “ ®eing a battle zone Is of the park service, responsible 6:55 (40) News spade.to try a finesse with dum tricks, but Smllde took four ers, are creating works of art Many of the goods — hand- charged with operating a motor conflict. But others recall that flnders-keepers. If for the maintenance’’ of the 7:00 (S) Big VaUey my's ten. East won with the spades, three hearts, (me dia and teaching others to follow in . “hT woven fabrics, ceramic cups cycle without a license and oper THEATER TIME (8) Truth or Conse Ola raided French wine cellars “’e Item Is too bulky for a foot their footsteos grounds and the building baked in a kiln made by the ating an unregistered motor ve jack of spades and led a third mond and one club to make his in World War II. soldier to carry, tHIre’s always u iw iooisieps_ teriors, a so have helped SCHEDULE quences heart to dummy’s king. contract. The group, known as the Pe- craftsmen, silkscreened sta hicle. Court date Is Aug. 14. (22-30 News Perhaps the Vietnamese sol- “ triendly jeep or armored per- Students attend courses given Declarer could cash the rest It was the fable of the ant ters Valley Craftsmen, has tionery, silver earrings and Burnside—‘Godfather” 8:00 (24) Oleanna 'Trail dler Is more justified because carrier to help, by the resident craftsmen dur- leather bags — are in the $5 to of dummy's spades, but he was and the grasshopper, but in the he Is paid less. Much of his never find dead bod formed a nonprofit, tax-exempt _____ j . , Police served three persons Cinema I—"Godfather” 1:30, (40) ABC News then stuck in the dummy with end the six Italian grasshoppers organization. Their homes and \ 235 range. 5:00, 8:30. 7:30 (8) Lassie looting Is motivated by a *®® wearing watches, yesterday with 12th Circuit Court no way to reach his own hwd. won the championship. Bridge simple desire to make life more ^‘hto units like the marines studios are owned by the gov- ^ ^ The designs are original and warrants. August E. Pezzentl denm a II — "Snoopy Come (18) Dick Van Dyke When declarer led the queeh of many reflect a modem bent. (22) I Dream of Jeannle tournaments don’t always follow comfortable In the field. and airborne have to travel Outsf«inding Savings During Our 2 Home” 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, ernment and are part of the Jr., 17, of 31 Marshall Rd. was clubs, West won with the ace of the fables faithfully. A front-line private earning light. Moving as they do from charged with larceny In the third 9:00 (24) Conn. Newsroom clubs, cashed the last heart and numerous crafts, including The craftsmen set the prices (SO) Circus! DaUy Queatloo 3,(X)0 piasters a month —that’s province to province, spear- Recreation Area for their products. The group degree In connection with the State — “Now You See Him led a diamond. The defenders Partner opens with one sp4Mle, wood design, ceramics, leather recent theft of a guitar from the Now You Don’t” 1:13, 3:00, 6:40, 8:00 (3) David Steinberg $8 — isn't about to spend a heading assaults and fighting In The craftsmen's village, takes a 10 per cent commission (8-40) The Super thus got two spades, one heart, and the next player pooaea. You quarter of his wage on one the toughest campalgins, they termed in its brochure a "pilot ^ h e tin g . Gaslight Restaurant on Oak St. 8:30; Short Subject 1:00, 2:43, one diamond and one club, de hold: Spades, J-7; Hearts, J- on products made and sold to 6:30, 8:20 (18) Canadian FootbiUl lunchtime chicken, especially cannot afford to encumber order and 25 per cent on prod (24) Election ’72 feating the contract. 9- 6; Diamonds, K-J-8-4-S; Ohiba, ANNUAL SUMMER SALE Catherine A. DeRubbo, 20, of UA Theatre — "The Other” Nordic Caution when they’re running around themselves with plunder, S - fortr;^rk% rvict eoS^r* fd" ucts made in the store. East Hartford was charged with (22-30) Adam-12 (R) 10- 9-5. untended In a battle zone. Pork But they pride themselves on 2:00, 7:30, 9:25 In the second room, declarer tVliat do you sayf The residents pay $30 a being an accessory to larceny In Manchester Drlve-In — "Duck 8:30 (8-40) Corner Bar is another tasty supplement to their ability to live off the land, month in studio fees, they rent the fourth degree. She was re (22-30) Cohimbo was Roelof Smllde, an Austral Answer: Bid 1-NT. The hand field rations, but piglets cost Paratroopers and marines You Sucker” 8:45; “Hang Em ian of Nordic descent. Smllde, Is worth a response, but you On Our Famous Brand Name their cottages and homes, and leased on a promise to appear. High” 11:15 (24) Movie three months’ wages unless you leave a trail of chicken feath- receive 50 |wr cent of the $50 Court date is Aug. 14. 0:00 (3) Medical Center (R) likewise declarer at three no- are not strong enough to bid 6 East Hartford Drive-In — regard them as the spoils of ers, butchered hogs, and plun- The program began several weekly tuition costs paid by (8-40) Marty Feldman trump against the heart open two diamonds since that would from 18 to the 50s, with the Dexter Wllllams-Bey, 22, was “Legend of Nigger Charley” ing lead, won the first trick with show at least 10 points. If part dered vegetable gardens. They years ago when the wife of the gyeragg ggg 3j years ojd each of their students. 9:30 (8) Kopykats (R) The biggest prize is an aban- break up houses for firewood district director of the Nationa v:,;,-™ rearrested on a charge of lar 8:40; "Little Fauss ft Big Hal (40) Merle Haggard the queen of hearts and saw ner opened with one club, you Dart caw-.,iaa hi, fha ijaa r.f Visitors aio welcome in the ceny In the fourth degree and sey” i0:30 that he would have only eight . motorcycle, and tear doors off their hinges Many of their raw materials 10:00 (3) Mannlx (R) would be delighted to bid one worth 200.0M piasters or $500. sleeping boards. Suits, Sportcoats and Slacks trying toTr^^^ve^^^Nei^e^^^ ‘"vited to tour come from the surrounding held on a $300 surety bond for East Windsor Drive-In—"Now (22-30) Night Gallery (R) tricks If the spades behaved diamond since a response at the area. Large logs and tree court this afternoon In East You See Him Now You Don’t" (24) Forsyte Saga (R) badly. level of one promises only 6 ^ ta t L the arm of one 8:35; “A New Leaf” 10:10 chUectlirl builchngl and styles, trunks are piled outside of Win Hartford. He was arrested in 10:30 (8) News Inquiry Special Smllde took precautions by points. S ahho^th f ^ paratrooper reflects their phl- connection with a recent shop Meadows Drive-In — “Duck as it originally s L d . w iiou ner’s studio, and Janet Decker, (18) 700 Club leading a club at once. West Copyright 1072 findS their ’heir ^way Into the hands o f *°aophy:_, “Eat well, make love lifting incident. You Sucker” 8:50; “Hang Em (40) McHale’s Navy played low, and dummy’s queen General Feature Oorp. turning it into a museiim. t n u L a resident in crocheting, ex High” 11:24 the nearest-officer. “ possible, never She decided the government ~ “>ey are acquir^ plained that she was growing Jerry Lewis Cinema, South 11:00 (S-8-22-30-40) News Most officers do little to dis- .... , - , flow ers — m arigolds and 11:30 (3) Movie might preserve the village and h Windsor — “Nicholas f t Alex courage looting; some particl- , the mlll- open it up as a work center and daisies — to convert to na. iral A young girl about 12 attempt (8-40) Dick Cavett pate. A lieutenant earns 10,000 "marines ed to snatch a purse from a andra’’ 7:00 (22-30) Johnny Cbrson display case of the arts and mftQmpn ha«» iif dyes for her fabrics. piasters a month and a major paratroopers vlrtt Saigon craW that have been nart of draftsmen have their own living woman yesterday morning in the 14,000 —$25 or $36. between campaigns. The men Some of the large pieces of Purnell PI. parking lot. The wo JOGS EVERYWHERE American culture since ^ l l a l LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dr. Government forces advancing camouflage fatigues are no- It IS not a commune one equipment are owned by the man chased the girl and the girl In the Quang Trl counter- torlous for satisfying their ap- school and some belong to the dropped the pocketbook. Harrison Brown of California Thus, the Peters Valley in iho- Institute of Technology be offensive had a field day when P®t‘tes In expensive restaurants individual craftsmen. i lieves he is the only person they reached the site of several brothels, then tearing up Craftsmen eventually was ,._y apcnrrfina ♦« And ^E uT tttn3 JERRY LEW IS'CINEMA tou ted la who has jogged in each of the SULLIVAN AVE. — 644-8544 — SOUTH WINDSOR ambushed convoys on Highway the joint if the owner presents ^.n ol Uytoa la Saasn „ Four tires valued at $95 were six continents. He travels ex 1. a bill. . stolen recently from .a Woodslde Published Daily Bzeept Sundays Anoa. pigmy buffalo, is the tensively around the world as and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, Undeterred by the grisly re- Tough, well-trained and hlg^i- T S O \© The resident craftsmen have a'l'^antage of the oppor- St. garage. It was reported to foreign secretary of the Na Manchester, Cotm. (06040) I NOW SHOWING! I mains of hundreds of military disciplined In battle, the ma- smallest of all wild cattle liv police yesterday. Telephone 643-37U stu^o sM ^fhere -^T evS^“?*‘y *" ing today. It is a miniature of tional Academy of Science. Second Class Postage Paid at and civilian dead, soldiers rines and paratroopers consider Wherever he is, he tries to get Manchester.' Conn. swiftly appropriated repairable the free food and free women woodworkers share a bim economic the water buffalo and is nor SUBSCRIPTION RATES “NICHOLAS AND ALEXANDRA” (PG) rnninnort oanHinn ^fessuTes of the outside world. mally shy and elusive but can IN THE MIND in at least five miles of jogging Payable In Advance A t 7H)0 PJtL Only motorcycles and bicycles, their due for fighting the hard- and^aSi^ - ^tter^' ““ "" opportunity to be vicious when attacked. It is WINCHESTER, England each day whether in Asia, One Year ...... $39.00 Adults $L50 • Senior Oltlxens f t Students 90c stripped vehicles of tires and ®3t battles in an endless war. Africa, North America, South 3lz Months ...... 19.50 Monday thru Thursday with thrir clay and w em= ^ a native of the Celebes Is (AP) — A Hannpsbire Three Months ...... 9.75 other parts and rummaged They are disdainful and often whMls ire m a earaw Md Professional craftsmen," lands. schoolteacher reports that America, Europe or Australia. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MATTNIEE through the luggage of refugees resentful of the fat-cat clvll- when she asked her class to “INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET (G) who had been gunned down by Ians, influence peddlers and When we run a sale it’s the real with Don Knotts J describe "imagination” in brief At 2:00 PM . the North Vietnamese. rich draft dodgers living In the sty le, one 11-year-old boy Adults 90o — Obildreo 50c By the time army tow trucks capital, ff'indsdr TTie first painting presented la wrote: "A bee's stinger is only arrived to begin a more organ- “It would be nice If the ene- thing. You will realize substantial a watercolor of a child licking a fraction of an inch long. The Ized salvage operation, none of my invaded Saigon,” an alr- Two Paintings an ice cream cone by Jean rest of the 12 inches is imagina the rolling stock had wheels, borne captain recenUy told his Pierre DeBemay — Hallmark tion.” Parts of It were being sold on American adviser. "We could savings on a special selection of artlst/deslgner who was a spe the black market In Hue. sit In a sidewalk cafe and di Given To Town cial guest exhibitor at the show. MEADOWS ON 1-91 NOR’Ho* JC I ..I I-84 M'fD rect air strikes on the million- DeBemay’s work has appeared TAKt lAST-'WFST SiBViCi 00 l»iT TWO BIO WES1XBN8! The South Windsor Art League in a large number of exhibitions famous brand quality men’s wear. has presented two paintings to of national importance ttarougfi- WANTED U DUCK YOU. SUCKER! H A N G 'EM PENNY WISE the Town Council. The i>aintings out the country. James Coburn Clean, Late Model were both on exhibit at the Con The second peiinting Is an HIGH! (PQ) • Rod Steiger CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Not every item in every color or necticut Artists' Exposition '72, acrylic work by Bernard J. U S E D C A R S (API — Every week for two l i t p i ' , an open-air art show which took Boucher of East Itortford — a years, James Cox, a coin place on the Town Hall Green 1963 graduate of the Hartford Top Prices Paid collector here, boii,^nt $10 UtRGEST AMUSEMENT in South Windsor and was co Art School. Boucher has accum worth of pennies in coin wrap size, but there’s plenty to choose PARK IN NEW ENCIAND sponsored by the town. Diane BLUE HILLS MfecMduhJKkMdulnR For All Makes! pers. He went thi-ough the ulated a number of awards In TOBISSIU 6RIOCI E KIT WFST Smith, general chairmali of the the two years he has been ex ICET AT BLUE HHLS AVENUE | H j (jnfcrBfigm. AlterGariuMcL ] coppers each week taking out CARTER CHEVROLET those he wanted for his collec 'BONUS DAYS & NIGHTS event, expressed the league's hibiting. A rn tta i^ and kdcs ra te . appreciation tor the town's con t m a m a i p m m m CO.. INC. tion and saving the others. from to make your visit worth L Recently he lugged 120,000 EVERY DAY & NIGHT tinued support in fostering art FOUR IN ROW r 1229 Main St. appreciation. SOIMERBLUE Knoii^ge* pennies to the bank to make a including SUNDAYS CLINTON, Mo. (AP)-The Phone 646-6464 $1,200 payment on a new while. ENTIRE PARK OPEN • 1 P.M, fourth of the daughters of Mr. truck he was buying. and Mrs. John Chapin has AFTERNOON been elected to attend the ses . - ■ I III - I . f i Badges On Sale Tlie sions of Missouri Girls State Snoopy^ sponsored by the American 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Legion Auxiliary. Daughter C o m e Two distmctivo dmmi room* Good for All Rides Dee was elected in 1967, Carol _ TIi b v - Home )o the job in half the time represented her school in 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. GoSralher 1969, Marsha was picked for 45 East Center StTMt Manchaatar GodPalhEr DAILY AT: «*«*«*«*»** AWN.riicw.THUIS.tPJM. | 643-1415 1.3.(5. RL-SAT.7i00.10i10 attendance in 1970. In their San.>Tfanr. AT NIGHT footsteps, Jo Chapin was cho FrLSot. 7 -0 1 SUNDAY 3iOO-5i004:M 1:90 - 5:0 0 - 12:80 >3:30 • Badges On Sale sen as a 1972 representative. “iSTfBouuMr' lOM r*.cs 1 .. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8:30 7 :0 0 -1 0 . am M i ^ 9 9 9 WOODSTOCK fi 6:30. to 10 P.M. URNSIDE PP.ESENTS Reg. $100. - $160. Good for All Rides I I 6:30 P.M. to Closing ' a . \MNDS0R “ OF THEE 1 SING” v a t t _“TD Hr the grand musical play Children up to 8 years from the book by George Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind MEN'S with music and lyrics by Geotgo and Ira Gersh'wln *1 .5 0 MW1WSEEIIM, JULY 27, 28, 29 at 'gp.SO P.M. Mon.-Fri. 2 -7:30 -9:25 MDC Auditorium, Bldwell Streej off Hartford Road Sat. £ Sun. 1:45 - 3:35 - NOW SERVING ... .NOW \DU PONT general admissian $8.00 —istudents $1.50 Sportcoats 5:30 • T;25 ft 9:25 TECHMCOLOR* .*£ *3 .5 0 for reservations, call 646-490Q, ext. 259 or 230 Ride all the rides Reg. $45. - $89.95 as many times as KURTRUSSELL CESARROMERO^ you want 2 TOP HITS LUNCHEONS ;jancheste ^Feature Shown First 12 N O O N - 2 P. M.DAH.Y MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT a ROUTE 159 4_J f ■ /r^ Except Frl, ft Sat. 2 AGAWAM. 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CHARLIE BROWN” OUR COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Slacks ^ 1 0 ,0 0 Reg. $18. - $30. ■ ■ ^ MANCHESTER TEEN NOMfYOU COMMUNITY PLAYERS D0NT£ On Behalf of l O H TUES., JULY 25 — WED., JULY 26 MONDAY - FRIDAY TILL 9 ( I in AIN .s ::m I'.M. KURTRUSSELL-CESAR ROMERO SATURDAY TILL 6 EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL JOE aYNN’JIM BACKUS-WILLIAM WINDOM si:\\ ^|■\ 11 Ko \i) cobAMK AUIN HfWin • J()Y(X MENIZS ■ RX3IARD BAKAtyW • EDW CUEBYIASfWOOD TECHNICOLOR‘S XlSEPHTScEVEElY-iSl-RONii^ IK KL'I-S: Xtliills S.’.iHi Slihlmls ,’sl.,‘iO w*KweuowvwT*ceiiwuTE*6asc.eie72W|iiieiwm*ei* E. A JOHNSON PAINT 00. • Sriiinr ( Mi/riis .VI .nO Manchester Porfcade Beriln Wetetor Squore “ 8HOB1'SUBJECT , COLOR by peiwM 723 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER “WIND WAGON SMITH’’ I i''WV^’'0^ "}'^ ^ ^ ^ -''',* I7t ■f PAGE^FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1672 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE -FIVE Lester H. and Esther S. Wol RECYCLED CHURCH Board Okays Public Records cott to Hayden L. Griswold Jr. JEFFERSON. Wis. (APi - NKWI — EX O ITIN a Protestants Warranty Deed* and Walter S. Fuss, property A 70-,vciir-ol(l brick church Downtown Traiiic Plan HEW Launches ^udy Anthony J. and Gail P. Ber- at 192 Main St., conveyance tax Iniildiiig is now being used as n a t u r a l HEALTH Staff Shifts lenski to Dennis R. and Joanne $60.50. ollices of an abstract lirtn. Halt Work Still Alive^ Says DOT B. Naumec, property at 62 Del- Building Permit Tbe tii'm, in an attempt to FOOD SHOPPE Of Death Experiment The Board of Education, mont St., conveyance tax $23.10. Leon Sieszynski for Ronald preserve the church atmos Monday night, approved these phere, made minimum AT THK In Belfast In June of 1970 the Manches Thompson. Police 0ilef James Frank S. and Marjorie A. Ny Tanguary, alterations to the ter Board of Directors unan Reardon and sevOikl Main St. WASHINGTON (AP) — The syphilitics In order to deter faculty appointments for next man and William F. Taylor to house at 137 Oak St., $3,000. chiinges inside and added gas Department of Health, Educa mine through autopsy at the y e a r : lights on posts and a church PARKADE BELFAST (AP) —^ITiousands imously approved installation by merchants. Weiss, ■ when the Anthony J. and Gail P. Berzen- of Plotestant workers walked the state of a new traffic-llght- Board of Dlrectoi|8 approved tion and Welfare has launched time of their deaths what dam William CYimmins, a resident skl, property at 68 Delmont St., New York’s Atlantic coast- bulletin board outside. The a full investigation of a federal age the untreated disease can of Rockville, as a part-time in board is being used to plug off their jobs this morning: to Ing-parklng plan on Downstown the project In Junfe 1970, esti conveyance tax $37.96. line is 127 miles longer. observe “a day of mourning" Main St. Because Main St. is a mated It would be two or two- experiment In which;some Ala do to the human body. dustrial arts teacher at Illing local events. bama black men died because Tuskegee was chosen, PHS Junior High School. He receiv for victims of Irish Republican highway — Rt. 83—the entire and-a-half years be(ore the new Army violence In Northern Ire $100,000 estimated cost of the traffic system would be In oper they were denied prbper medi officials say, because It had the ed a BS frofn Central Connect cal treatment for sjphllis and highest syphilis rate in the na icut State College last year, land. traffic-control system, to In ation. The work stoppage shut down clude walk phases, was to be at Exactly one year ago this Its side-effects. tion at the time. taught metalworking at Rippo- ITie Investigation was an The doctor responsible for in wam High School in Stamford many offices and factories but state cost. week, Weiss and iReardon re did not paralyze the city be State Rep. N. Charles Bog- viewed preliminary ^lans for the nounced Tuesday night by Dr. itiating the experiment was one year, and last year in Glas Merlin K. DuVal, assistant sec Identified by PHS officials as tonbury. cause It did not affect such es ginl says he had been asked proposed new trafflfc light-park sential services as electric pow recently by Manchester officials ing system. retary of HEW, who said he Dr. J. R. Heller, assistant sur * Mrs. Rose Marie DeBartleo, was shocked and horrified to geon general in. the service’s to teach Spanish at Bennet Jun er or public transport. and businessmen, to check into The plans were prepared for learn of the experiment. The venereal-disease section who ior High School, A Glastonbury British troops bulldozed Into the status of the project. Boggtni the state by Morton S. Fine & announcement followed dis later became division chief. resident and former Bennet another Roman Catholic strong Is a member of the legislature’s Associates of Bloomfield. closure by 'The :Associated Current PS officials say they teacher, she received a BA hold in Belfast to smash IRA transportation committee. Frederick 8. Hesketh, the Fine Press of the 40-year study. have questions about the moral from St. Bonaventure Universi SUOOR barricades. They claimed their He said Robert M. Wllllston, engineer handling the project, ity of the study, particularly ty and taught three years in seizures of the guerrillas' arms director of traffic for the state told Weiss and Reardon his firm "Although the study was be the post-World War II decision Manasquan. N.J. had cut their operaUons In half. Department of Tranaportatlon, had been given considerable lee gun In 1932, and although the not to treat the syphilitics with Parker Morgan, to teach bi Soldiers with armored bull assured him the project Is still way by the Department of opportunity to bring treatment penicillin, then a proven readily ology at Manchester High OPEN dozers and mechanical diggers alive and that he thinks It wlU Transportation to develop a plan to these men has long passed, I School for the fir.st semester. tore up 10 earth-and-steel barri go through as planned. that Incorporates recommenda am today launching a full In available cure for the disease. He received a BA from Central THURSDAY cades In the Andersontown sec Bogg:inl says he has asked tions by Manchester town offi vestigation Into the circum Originally, PHS officials at Connecticut State College. He TO tor. The only resistance was a Wllllston to send him a letter cials. stances surrounding It," DuVal the Center for Disease Control lives in Plainville. barrage of gasoline bombs, bot to that effect, and that as soon said. In Atlanta told The Associated Mrs, Janet Sterling, to teach 9 P.M. tles and stones from youths— as the letter Is received he (Bog- MAJOR GRADUATES "I especially want to deter Press that the study involved the new learning disabilities de but none of the sniper fire that glnl) will make It public. WEST AM WELL mine why the study was per 600 black men divided into three velopmental kindergarten. She They Play at Beer Test has opposed previous sweeps The state plan mixes angle TOWNSHIP, Pa. (AP) - mitted to continue past the groups; 200 not suffering syph 2 has been a teacher of the pre Into IRA-controlled territory. parking with some parallel Richard Gulick, the ma.vor of time penicillin became the ef ilis, 200 with the disease and school h.andicapped class at The Hartford Bavarians offer a toast as they prepare for the forthcoming Ba The day of mourning was parking. Estimates In June 1970 this township, a farmer and fective drug of choice against treated with the best methods Keeney St. School for the past varian Beer Fest to be held at the Manchester Parkade. The three-day fest, called by two Protestant were that 47 parking spaces 1948 college dropout, has the disease,” he said. "I can known a t the tim e and 200 not three year.s" ,and w as previously sponsored by the British-American Club and the Manchester and East Hartford groups, the Ulster Defense As would be lost on Main St. The graduated from the Rutgers say with certainty that such a treated for syphilis at all. a teacher aide in the Bennet Lions Clubs, will be held under a big tent, tomorrow and Friday from 3 to 10 sociation and the Loyalist Asso purpose of parallel parking, College of Agriculture and study could not be launched to However, after the study was mentally retarded class one p.m. and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Bavarians will play German folk mu ciation of Workers. state experts had explained, was Environmental Science. day." disclosed and CDC officials year, both on a part-time basis. sic Thursday and Friday and Milt Flynn and his orchestra will provide music It was specifically designated to Increase the traffic, flow on Not to be overshadowed, his HEW oversees the Public rechecked, they said they found Before coming to Manchester, Saturday night. German food and thirst-quenching drinks will be available. as a tribute to the victims of Downtown Main St. wife, Elsie, who alread.v has a Health Service, which. In 1932, that none of the 400 men who .she taught kindergarten one Proceeds will benefit local charities. last Friday’s bomb blitz In Bel Bogglnl said those asking him master’s degree in nursing, has Initiated the Tuskegee Study, had syphilis ever was treated year in Coraopolis. Pa. fast, but also was called In re to check Into the status of the received a second master’s an experiment which withheld for it, doubling the size of the T he following resignations membrance of all who died project were Town Manager degree in parent-child nursing proper medical treatment from g^roup exposed to disability and were accepted: 6 through Irish Republican Army Robert Weiss, Mayor John from New York University. a group of Tuskegee, Ala., death. Miss V'iolet Bump, social Physical Fitness Jamboree Tomorrow violence in the three years of worker, for retirement pur sectarian strife. poses. The town-wide Physical Fit F o r boys 11-12; B aseball 9 a.m., and at Bowers, Buckley, SALE A fire badly damaged a Mrs. Ethel Hawkins, teacher ness Jamboree will be held to throw for accuracy. 50-yard Highland Park. and Charter three-story rope-making factory of the perceptually handicapped morrow at the W’e^t Side Oval dash, standing broad jump, pull Oak Park at 9:40 a.m. in Belfast. It had been started at Bentley School. from 10 a.m. to noon. In the ups. All playgrounds will remain by two armed men who poured Miss Ulane Koehn, mathe event of rain it will be held F o r g irls 11-12; Modified push open during the Physical Fit gasoline around the building matics teacher at Illing. Tuesday, Aug. 1.. Participants ups, 40 - y ard dash, standing ness Jamboree; however, all and set it ablaze. No one was Mrs. Claire Kusmik, language are limited to two of the fol broad jump, softball throw. special events for that morning Injured. learning disivbility teacher at lowing events plus the medley Boys and g irls 13-14: S tand have been canceled. A second blaze broke out In a Bowers School. relay, and can sign up at their ing broad jump, 60-yard dash, block of offices In the center of Dr. Da\id Winer moved that area playground. baseball throw, and pull-ups. Japanese railroads cover 17,- Belfast and also caused heavy the administration study the For boys and girls 5 to 7; Ribbons will be awarded to 600 route m iles and are avail damage. feasibility of modifying the 20-yard dash, standing broad the first, second and third place able in most parts of the coun ' In another sweep into the present sick-leave policy and re jump, obstacle course (modi winners. Transportation will be New Barnsley area, troops ar Open Till 9 try. In comparison, in 1961, they BuTTERflElcIS fied); and slt-uf>s. port at the first October meet provided for participants. Buses had 91,000 m iles of highways, rested one man and captured 98 ing. He recommended consider For children 8-10; 30-yard will pick up contestants at the ENGLISH PEWTER VALUES rounds of ammunition, In with just a little over 10 per dash, softball throw, obstacle ation of a policy that would following schools; cent of the roads being p>aved cluding some armor-piercing course, and standing broad grant a teacher 180 days' leave At Martin, Keeney, Ver ones. shells. Again there was no IRA a year, with no accumulation. jum p. planck, Waddell, and Valley at fire. He reported that several Long TANKARDS An army spokesman reported Island districts experimenting 36 shooting Incidents In Belfast with such a plan found that ab 1 PT. CAPACITY and 13 in Londonderry In the senteeism decHned. On the other with GLASS BOTTOM previous 24 hours, a 60 per cent hand, he said, towns using the drop from the nightly average 3 LETTER MONOGRAM traditional system of a' limited $7.99 This Is a $110 Toss of more than 100 last week. ENGRAVED FREE number of days, plus accumula The American Cancer Society is $110 richer as a result of the efforts of South tion. remained stable over a pe riod of years. Reg. $10.00 Windsor teenagers who participated in the Frisbee Marathon Tournament recent^ At Edison National Historic ly. Donald Gabes, assistant treasurer of the South Windsor Bank & Trust Co., Site In West Orange, N.J., On recommendation of the J at left, accepts “round” check for that amount from Craig Doering of 711 Gov everything has been preserved State Department of Education, just as it was when Thomas A. the board rescinded an earlier ernor’s Hgwy., president of the South Windsor International Frisbee Associa tion. Proceeds are from tourney sponso/ing parents and interested viewers. Edison died In 1931. On the lab- action and voted to put out for Disguise Your ratory bench Is a bundle of bid, windows in thp original Jeff Nesteruk of 1286 Main St., vice president of SWIFA and Joanne May of plants, one of 16,000 kinds that Robertson School being reno 52 Murrdy Rd., tourney contestant, smile their approval. The SWIFA topped Edison tested in search for a vated for central administra SEMI the international record of Frisbee throwing with a total of 241 hours and 8 source of rubber in UJ3. He be tion offices. Upholstered Pieces . . ♦ minutes over a 10-day period. Previous record was held by a fraternity at the gan this research at the age of Subject to budget review, to University of California. (Herald photo by Pinto) 80. 8 ascertain if authorization had AMNVAE already b.een voted, the board U instructed the administration, to Now At Sale Prices! pay for the burglar alarm sys FURNITURE Israel Happy with Soviet Expulsion tem that was installed a few years ago at Verplanck School JERUSALEM (AP) — Pre place, the significance of which Mrs. Melr said even an Inter for president Nixon and the on a trial basis. mier Golda Melr cautiously should not be underrated," im Arab-Israell agreement American support for Israel. Mrs. Melr added, “but It Is ear could make a "real contribu welcomed Egypt’s expulsion of She said after the August 1970 Soviet miUtarjp advisers and ly as yet to appraise its con tion on the road to complete called today on President An sequences.” and agreed peace.” She reiter cease-fire, Soviet arms ship General Motors war Sadat to "strike out on a The premier praised the So ated Israel’s “basic policy of ments that continued to Egypt OVAL - SILVERPLATED new path” toward peace. viet government for refusing to constant preparedness to with had upset the balance of power, L Sees Decline “Let us meet as equals and meet Egyptian demands stand aggression and constant but early this year Washington In Car Sales make a joint supreme effort to “which. If met. would have readiness to make peace," and had agreed to sell more Phan SERVING TRAY arrive at an agreed solution to caused and made possible the said: tom Jet planes to Israel. DETROIT (AP) — A sales all the outstanding problems,” renewal of the war.” She said "This appeal of ours does not "The government of the decline by General Motors Mlrs. Melr said in Israel’s first the Soviet refusal to give Egypt stem from weakness, but out of United States and its President Corp. nearly wiped out strong official comment on Sadat’s ex- offensive weapons helped save a deep awareness of a need for deserve our full appreciation the Egyptians from another de gains reported by the three oth Reg. pulslMi of the Russians last peace.” and gratitude for this,” she de er major U.S. automakers in $1 A.95 week. "The well-being and fu feat. Mrs. Melr had warm praise clared. the middle 10 days of July. But $14.00 ture of our nations depend on Mrs. Melr appealed to Sadat industry sales for th ’e y ear such a dlalo^e.” “to strike out on a new path, passed the five niUllon car The premier told the Knesset, never to return to the course landmark during the period. which has led to death, d^truc- Israel’s parliament, that It was tlon and frustration without GGeneral Motors sold 142.203 too soon to make a reliable cars ag ain st 165,663 last y ear, a evaluation of Sadat’s action. bringing peace. . . decline of 26.1 per cent on a But she said “this highly sig "It would seem that this hour daily selling rate basis. nificant event in the life of In the history of Egypt can, Mack Worden, GM vice presi Egypt may even contribute to nay, should be the appropriate dent-marketing, said the de pofliti^ -developments In the hour for change. If It Is truly cline was due in part to a lower BIRTHSTONE area. the hour lor change, let It not level of sales incentive cam "An upheaval has taken be missed.” HNB paigns during the period this MANCHESTER year. Ford, Chrysler and American SLIPCOVERS RINGS Motors all had very strong re OFFICES sults in mid-July. You can perk up your home with slipcovers that are made-to-order Men's — Ladles' — Children's Ford sold 81,640 cars, up 19.3 from Watkins, NOW AT SALE PRICES. Choose the fabric just right per cent; Chrysler sales were for you from a large collection of vat-dyed and pre-shrunk fabrics. Complete Stock Reduced up 26 p er cent at 44,346 and IT’S FUN These are long-lasting and easy-care for they are Scotchgard® or AMC sold 9,179 cars, up 52.7 OPEN per cent. Zepel® treated for soil repellency. To make your selection easy for you, take advantage of Watkins Shop-at-Home Seiwice and a representative will be at your home with samples. TIME rt FARR’S 2 To insure perfect fit, slipcovers are cut and pinned in your home, then skilfully matched. Welts are handmade and self-welted, finished with %- % 9-3 isM -m jdo JUST RECEIVED . . . NEW SHIPMENT DMIY box or kick pleat skirts, then installed when completed. 10 40 Prompt EVENING HOURS Dependable SALE PRICES FOR SLIPCOVERS ONLY OFF TWO MAN Miiddle Turnpike Office Buying Reg. SALE BOATS 320 Mididle Turnpike West ■^Sofa 15122.50 S 9 9 . 6-8 Thursday *Sofa and 1 Chair $183.00 Rubber, made with two With Pump and 2 Service 81S5. HURRY compartments for extra ■^Sofa and 2 Chairs $250.00 9210. safety. Two brass valves. Floating Paddles Manchester Green Office *Am Caps are Extra. FO R REST Two seats. Rope all FO R YO U R around. SoUd rubber brass Color Yellow and Blue 621 Middle Turnpike East *Sofas up to 78” in length. All others require more fabric. SELECTION ringed oar lock^______LA TE M ODEL *Wlng and Channel backs require 1 extra yard of fabric. 6-8 Friday ■*1 cushion chairs — All others require more fabric and labor. BOAT CUSHIONS SURF RIDERS CAR OR TRUCK 11,8. Const Guard North Manchester Office A pproved WeAboTrade Down REUPHOLSTERY 220 North Main Street NATIONALLY ADVERTISED $3.49 WESTCLOX 6-8 Wednesday Premium Prices You may have an old, worn out piece that is a favorite. If so, inquire about quality reupholstery at Watkins. All pieces are stripped and W A T C H E S * ELECTRIC KITCHEN CLOCKS loose joints reglued. Bases ai’e rewtbbed, springs handtied, and new First Manchester Office for Low Mileage fillings added. The fabric you choose is meticulously hand cut and Assorted Colors matched, seams and waitings custom sewn. To complete the expert 10% to 30% off Values to $6.00 A4390 Kapok filled, elec Heavy Rubberized A QQ 595, Main Street FINAL SHOE CLEARAISCE . . . Come and stock job, exposed frames are polished. After that work out, the old favorite tronically sealed In four Fabric BARLOW t Discontinued Models vinyl bags. Has two grab ' up 6-8 Thursday is sure to be young again! You can choose from an exciting collection *2.99 strtqis. ______up add some great looking styles to your shoe of new coverings by calling 643-5171 for Watkins Shop-at-Home Ser Motor Scries vice, there will be no extra cost or obligation for this service. Or if wardrobe and save. Butterfield’s super sale now in you prefer, stop in. .This is an ideal time during our SEMI-ANNUAL ALL YOUR CAMP AND W e’re with you all the way Open 9 a:ih»;9 p.m. SALE. v a c a t i o n n e e d s a t cludes our entire stock of summer mid-heels, flats, Sot. 9 o.m.-5 p.m. Use HARTFORD NATIONAL OPEN TUES. THROUGH . FRL TILL 9 P.M. e A o o ■ c ^ sandals ^nd clogs. r A K K 9 BIANCHESTER Rt. 83. ROCKVILLE Your SUOOR BANK> y \ { ■„ . / ■ . . _ / / ■ / BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C S E teR , CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE SEVEN ,PAC® SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, CONN., “\^DNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 Vernon ucation budget for travel ex penses for the administrators Hanoi has not come forward with more '«[ to go to various colleges to re Student Sought in Shooting of Dean iimirlypBtpr dramatic proof of what such figures as cruit needed teachers. Now, he said, only $25 is put in the budg NEW. YORK (AP) — A 20- mand that his suspension for Coleman, 46, graduated from Secretary General Waldheim fear, or Teaching et. This is mostly used for ad year-old suspended Columbia poor grades be lifted and that Columbia College in 1946 and Etipntng what some Swedi^ diplomat In Hanoi Inside College student was sought to he be readmitted to the college. Joined the faculty two years lat vertising. Why Spiro? H t That there’s no dearth of to fill and they are in the spe too many of the teachers who PUBLISHED BY THE alleges, or what some American religious teachers for public school sys ciol area of Industrial arts and Dr. Llnstone added that many day for questioning into the Christopher ’Trump, assistant er. He was appointed dean of MANCHESTER PUBLISHING CO. are graduates cf the same col other school districts In the state shooting of Dean Henry S. Cole dean of the Graduate School of students for the undergraduate 13 Bissell Street leader reports, should, in our opinion, be tems is evidenced by the fact art. TTie lA teacher is needed lege. He said a number of the Manchester, Conn. that the Vernon School system are not even bothering to Inter man, apparently following a Journalism, said McKinney had college of Columbia University BURL LYONS for the high school and the art positions have been filled with taken as assurance that we have not yet Neighbor received more than 2,000 appli view most of the applicants. heated argument In his office. argued the matter with other in June, 1971. P u b lish er Report teacher’s time would be divided experienced teachers and sev Founded O ctober 1. 1881 set out to open North Vietnam’s dikes. cations to fill less than 25 posi Recently Vernon advertised Coleman, who Is dean of stu university officials Tuesday and A popular figure on campus, between the Talcottvllle School eral by teachers who have Just then announced he was going to Published Ever>’ Evening Except Sundays That will not and should not cure By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak tions. a n d the Vernon Elementary finished college. the position of principal for one dents, was shot five times Coleman won a reputation for and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Burl Lyona, Publisher Dr. Robert Llnstono, assis School. of the elementary schools and Tuesday and taken to St. see Dean Coleman. calmness and sympathy during Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall our uneasiness over the possibilities In Dr. Llnstone said there is no 71 applications were received M atter. tant superintendent of schools, Dr. Llnstone sold the Vernon longer a need for the adminis Luke’s Hospital where he was A search of university build the violent confrontations be volved. WASHITIG’rON — Although the Presidential nomination in "break up a winning combin for the position. s sold only two positions are left administrators have tried to In- pronounced in good condition ings failed to turn up a trace of tween students and police in SUBSCRIPTION RAT6 1976. ation.’’) trators to go out into the field P ayable in Advance many political realities dictated tervl/ew as many of the appli to recruit teachers as was the after surgery for chest and oth McKinney, who had Just com 1967-68, when he was acting One Y e ar ...... $39.00 There is a general, danger that Presl- j Jumping the gun on his time dean. Six M onths ...... 19.50 President Nixon’s decision to Despite the Jan. 2 embrace ’The pace is quickening at ’The Herald these days as wo cants as possible in an effort to practice two or three years ago. Bits of candy Eind nuta sprin er wounds. pleted his sophomore year, Chi Throe Months ...... 9.75 dent Nixon’s policy in Vietnam may be table, President Nixon effec of Agnew, however, Ashbrook get ready to launch into the compl/etely cold typo or nearly Police said the student, EI- cago police were also hunting He and his wife and three One M onth ...... 3.25 run again with Spiro T. Agnew, tively slopped this antl-Agnew get a good cross-section of He said hundreds of, dollars kled on top of a plain cake Single Copy ...... 15c veering toward a pattern In which a kept running for the Republican all electronic ijaethod of composing news stories and ad teachers and -to avoid having used to be allocated in the ed turns it into a fancy one. dridge McKinney of Chicago, for McKinney, police here re children live in New Canaan, By Carrier ...... w eekly 75c the most importtint was prob tumult before it picked up mo Presidential nomination. He lit &>urt Cases had met with Coleman to de ported. Conn. bomb-loosed flood may become the next ably Democrat John B. Connal- mentum. In doing so, he side vertisements for the printed page. M EM BER O F no fires in the primaries, but For a while wp will actually be producing a large part THE ASSOCIATED PRESS step. Whether It does may depend Just as ly’s all but total refusal to run tracked a potentially divisive Nixon agents still worry over of the newspaper in the area that once served as our entire The Associated Press is exclusively en for Vice President himself. struggle between the party’s CmCUIT COURT 12 ■ P P iP i titled to the use of republicaiion of all much upon Hanoi as it does upon Wash possible right-wing defections, editorial departm^ent. We’re hoping for a gradual transi "Connaliy Just didn’t want left and right wings which Rockville Seaaion news dispatches credited to it or not other ington. In that Hanoi c-m, of course, es particularly in crucial Califor tion into the electronic method of production. By begin wise credited in this paper and also the it,’’ a top-level confidant of Mr. could have left debilitating nia. ’They want a strong Ash local news published hero. wounds. ning shortly, it is our feeling we can have the new process A Vernon 19-year-old received ^'Known for Quality, Famous for Sdvice, Since 1874'' All rights of ropubltcation of special dLs- cape not only flood, but every kind of Nixon told us, ’’so the discus brook endorsement of Mr. Nixon. master/ed before making the move into our new addition a 60-day suspended Jail sentence patches herein also reserved. American bomb punishment by com sion came down to one thing; Containing that left-right the sooner the better. TTie pre the absence of serious alterna split, in fact, has been one of in early October. with probation for two years The Manchester Publishing Company a.«j- ing to the peace table ahd compromis mature announcement that Aff- To help us accomplish the task better, a number of our plus a $100 fine for a prank Bumes no financial responsibility for typo tives.” Mr. Nixon’s enduring political new will remain on the ticket personnel will be visiting other newspaper Installatltms for graphical errors appearing In advertise ing. occupations since last Decem which back-fired. Jack L, Up ments and other reading matter in The With Connaliy unavailable could appease these anti-Nixon a first hand look. Manchester Evening Herald. and nobody else desirable. ber, when right-wing Rep. John dike of 20 Jan Dr. was told by But if Hanoi proves obstinate, and conservatives and defuse the ’Thus, we’re looking forward to a few bpctlc weeks and Judge VWlllam Bleluch to con- Full ser\’lcc client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. President Nixon’s decision to Ashbrook of Ohio confounded party’s platform fights at Miami they are likely to be Just that. One thing we’re going to Publishers Representatives — Mathews. President' Nixon is indeed engaged, as keep his explosively controver the White House and announc 6l^er himself lucky to have been Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency Beach. strive for and that is to do everything possible to be on ■ let off so lightly in view of the —New York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. the continuing intensification of bombing sial Vice President was ordain ed his own Presidential candi time with your daily newspap»er. There will be times when ed many weeks ago, but his an dacy. There was, moreover, one Injury. The youth admitted &■ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA we will certainly appreciate your patience and understand V'/atkins And Stearns Foster raids on North Vietnam might indicate. other powerful factor working throwing firecrackers from a TIONS. nouncement of that decision Ashbrook’s decision to offer ing. In what is merely the latest and fiercest last Saturday definitely was himself as a rallying point for for Agnew. To capture New car In the Rockville High School Display advertising closing hours York, now better than a 80-50 However, we strongly feel that the new equipment and parking lot on June 16 to F o r M onday — 1pm. F rid ay effort to bomb Hanoi to its knees, not. conservatives unhappy about the new addition will enable us to be of more and better For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .^turday To the contrary, Mr. Nixon Mr. Nixon’s welfare reform prospect, Mr. Nixon needs the frighten two teenage girls, how For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday then the greneral spread of bombing support of that state’s increas servlcve to the community and in essence that is the real ever one of them received a cut For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday desperately wanted some cle plan and his nuclear arms con reason for our existence. For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday which would incidentally open the ment of uncertainty to enliven trol negotiations with Moscow ingly powerful Conservative in the face requiring stitches. Classified deadline 12 Noon dav Party. The Conservative Party We shall bum a lot of midnight oil in the weeks ahead. Updike pleaded no contest to a before publication 12 Noon Friday dike system could become merely the what looks to be the dullest triggered secret negotiations That’s why we would appreciate receiving copy earlier for Saturday and Monday publica nominating convention in this between conservatives and top threat not to run Mr. Nixon as count of illegal charge of fire tion. next turn of the pressure screw and, the party’s Presidential nominee than usual from our many flive news correspondents. century. So he quietly passed White House political aide Neither do we wish to delay the stories of weddings, en works while another count of Wednesday, July 26 therefore, appear necessary and inevit word to political advisers that Charles Colson. in November unless Agnevt is reckless endangement, 1st de renominated was taken serrtHSIy gagements, or About Town items, but in the beginning of gree, waa noUed. able for President Nixon. he would say nothing until mid- Using the threat of all-out our conversion program to a new type setting fn^thod, August— or the very eve of the at the “White House. Eugene S. Spak, charged support for Ashbrook, the con we’re going to need all the lead time we can get in proces 9 Meskill Picks Up Ribicoff’s Idea What President Nixon is steering close Aug. 21 Miami Beach conven servatives made three de The major political concern sing them before they appear in the newspaper. with possession of controlled to is a revival of the theory first put into tion. mands : first, keep Agnew on of the silent minority of antl- • * • « * drug was fined $250 and given A few weeks ago, Senator Abraham Agnew Republicans now is a 80 day suspended sentence operation by President Johnson and his What disrupted that Presiden the ticket; second, drop the A short time ago we conducted a shopping survey for a RiMcoff, In a speech before a Connecticut tial timetable was the sudden, family assistance section of the whether a typically bombastic store In the Manchester Parkade and you may recall that with two years probation. advisers — the theory that North Viet Agnew campaign this fall will Raymond C. Plavell, 47, of 30 O N LY ^ 5 5 Catholic audience, married a familiar uncontrollable surge of "any welfare-reform package; third, one was taken in Dovmtown Manchester earlier. Both sur nam could be bombed into submission. body but Agnew" appeals from step up arms spiendlng. Some of coat Mr: Nixon millions of votes. veys draw some interesting comparisons. Orchard St., Rockville was flned standing proposal of his — for tax credits Mr. Nixon may share the same $100 on a count of operating a One difference between now and then, moderate and liberal Republi the President’s chief advisers, Of those shopping the Parkade. the survey revealed that to parents who were spending money for cans. notably former Atty. Gen. John worry. At last Friday’s Cabinet 77 per cent are from Manchester compared to 80 per cent motor vehicle while his license which sits well everywhere. Is that Presi meeting, he praised his Cabinet is suspended and $20 cm a count $QLD NATIONALLY FOR the college education of their children — These public attacks on Ag Mitchell, counseled acceptance who shop Downtown Manchester. dent Nixon has been taking land troops new came from such obvious of all three. officers for "positive accom Of those shopping in the Parkade, 62 per cent have In- of tampering with a motor ve to the issue of how to help the Catholics plishments" and urged an "af hicle. A number of counts were out whereas President Johnson was send sources as liberal Sens. Jacob Although the President re comea exceeding $10,000 per year. ’The survey in Down preserve their parochial school system. K, Ja-vlts of New York and Wil fused to budge on welfare re firmative" high-road campaign. town Manchester revealed that 63 per cent have incomes nolled, sill stemming from $79.95 ing them in. liam Saxbe of Ohio. But the an- form, he quickly caved in on Sitting silently across the under $10,000. severe domestic difficlultles. In The Ribicoff proposal then became one ti-Agnewltes actually embraced the other two demands. ’That table from Mr. Nixon, neither One should probably realize, of course, that if ever an cluding twb oounts of criminal But the other difference is that, in both trespcuis, m degree; three to give credit, or. the Income tax return, far wider political spectrum, was the real explanation of his speaking nor spoken to, was untruth is told it probably relates to what he or she takes the fury and the wide expansion of reaching into the White House sudden, unexpected plug for Agnew. Those present thought homie in salary. counts of Eissault, 3rd; two for any expenditure, at any educational targets for our bombing attack, Presi staff Itself: a silent minority of Agnew in his long television in the President was making a not- Perhaps a surprising factor in both Interviews though counts of breach of peace, and level, for the private education of Republicans fearful that Agnew terview with CBS reporter Dan so-subtle point to his Vice Presi is that the shopper or shoppers had specific purchases in one each of threatenng and dent Nixon is making the Johnson era burglary, 2nd. A psychiatric ex- children. will exploit the Vice Presidency Rather Jan. 2. (It would be dent. Whether he got the mes mind and there was little comment that they were simply bombing effort look like gentle raps on to gain control of the party and foolish, said the President, to sage, only time will tell. browsing. Eunlnatlon was ordered by the the wrist. He is bombing North Vietnam, * * • * « court. Now, though he seems to pretend he Getting back to take hom/e pay, we once knew a fellow Fines were Imposed as fol does not know where the proposal at last, pretty much the way the Air who operated a small firm and paid all his employes in lows: originated, Governor Thomas Meskill, a Force generals would have liked to be cash. Harry Maslchuk, 45, of Reed able to bomb it under Jolmscn. At the pay window, the employe’s check was broken Rd., Rockville, operating under Catholic vidio has been insistent in his ef O p e n F o r u m into cash in, five divisions. Each one waa explained thor the influence rt years ego she was Something to think about: Why is it that we are in such of pesme, $60, with counts of re Ribicoff proposal. ent chance of peace from a tragic trans Band and other musical activi pay their own way. only a choir teacher for the ele a hurry to get up when we fall down? You might think we sisting arrest and being found ties in our Junior high school They will spend that week in would lie there and rest awhile. Intoxicated noUed. formation into the deeper, bloodier dead mentary schools. She now holds Such an examination should be in would certainly agree that this rehearsal preparing for school the highest position in the Hlg^ • * « • * Mlquel A. Fernandez, 24, of tensive and it should be unhurried. lock which will be worse lor everybody. . denial is a terrible Injustice to opening in September. Mr. Ma School Music Department. I President Nixon’s seVec'tlon of the All-’Tlme Baseball 62 Village St., 'Rockville, oper Team drew both praise and criticism from the nation’s Everybody from the Catholic hierarchy Mr. Macaluso. caluso does this at his own ex can’t help but wonder Just how ating a motor vehicle without a Even more appalling was the pense and receives no pay for that came about. sports writers. We can surmise that George McGovern will Ucense, $20. to the organizations dedicated to “questioning’’ of his qualifica the extra hours ' he devotes. Mr. Macaluso’s quallficatirais name his team any day now in keeping with th^e equal PhiUp Kozlowsld, 26, of 127 separation of church and state should be They Did Not Learn tions. After 13 years of teach Needless to say, he puts a lot are also there for anyone to time, equal space provision. Terrsice Dr., Vernon, disorder ing at Bennett he has proven In the case of President Nixon though, he’s lucky his involved. of time and effort into Ws de see. How a board ot seven, with ly conduct, $25. A social-studies class at Ansonla High to be an excellent music teach mand for excellence and our reasonable intelligence and ob selections didn’t have to be confirmed by Uve Senate. IPlesuling innocent and elect School took a poll of Juniors and seniors But after enou^ people have become er and band leader. The Bennet children are the ones who bene jectivity could come up with a ing trial by Jury in Elsist Hart last spring. The poll, which included Band, under his direction, has fit from it. 7-0 vote is beyond my compre- An item in Around Washington, in the Elks magazine, ford were: Donald A. Hall Sr., Involved in examining it, the big ques questions on the students’ political pref hensicn. 'Political influence and says monthly bills are hand delivered by uUllty companies S3, of 126 West Main St., Rock- tion is going to be in order. erences, was an excellent Idea, especial —or personal motivation should in the District and in the Northern Virginia suburbs. Vir vUle, charged with assault, 3rd ly In an election year, and the class ginia Electric & Pow^r Co. estimates it will save $200,000 The big question will be whether this not have entered into their de degree; John L. McDougal, 26, should be complimented for carrying out cision. a year; Potomac Electric Power Co. expects a saving of of 83 Park West Dr., RockvlUe, proposal may be, at long last, not only a such a worth-while project. $79,000 yearly. Y(i>d don’t read aboqt famous Steams & Foster I question why he was not, qarged with speeding, and This mattress has been designed for firmness $m4 fdatoree wa offset partial answer to the Increasing burden The answer to one of the questions, Current Quotes first and foremost offered this Since deliverers for the companies are forbidden by law JuUus Ursin of Tolland, charg biding in national advertising... you sleep on iti however, reveal that the students who from using mail boxes they stuff live bills into mall slots, innerspring unit with fine white ftlt quilted in two lajrers beneath the of financing college education on the position. With a masters de ed witho peratlng under the in were polled had not learned much about gree in' music and 13 years ex door Jamba, behind screen doors and sometimes hang them fluence of Uquor. quilted ticking and a foam cushion. And now Steams & Foster has Bdttuse for 126 years — longlu- than any other average American family, but also an American history. "On three occasions in my assessment these huge amounts perience at our Junior High on door knobs with special envelopes. Alan Leroy Lund, 21, of 130 offered Watkins Brothers a substantial reduction on this fine quality fjbMding manufacturer -^ Steams & Foster has answer, folldwing the same central prin One question was: life, I have voluntarily .-jone of tax on high adjusted gross School, Just who could be more Vernon Ave., RockvlUe pleaded bedding, and we’re passing the savings on to youl AU merchaim^ / put its mdney in making a better product, not ciple, which is not religion-oriented at all, "Who was your favorite President? into hospitals as a result of ner Inccme groups merely because qualified? Innocent to larceny, 3rd degree available for immediate delivery to your home I See this and maiq^ othw (This is based on your knowledge of U.S. vous exhaustion and fatigue." a fraction of one per cent of the Sincerely, and will be tried by the court fine Steams & Foster bedding buys in our THIIfiD FLOOR SLEEP ^ into advertising. Results: The finest quality lux to the problem of how to make it possi history.") — Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, cases report no tax due.” — Alice Obermeler Aug. 16 and Robert Richardson, ^O P . Queen size avidlable for $168. ury bedding you cap buy .. and enjoyl ble for parents who desire to do so Of the 226 students who answered the Democratic vice presidential Edwin S. Cohen, "under 89, of Prog Hollow Rd., Elling to buy private education for their young question, 149 — or 66 per cent — chose nominee, telling newsmen secretary of the ’Treasury, de A Thought for Today ton will be tried for breach of John F. Kennedy. Next was Abraham about his medical history. fending the tax system. Herald peace Aug. 1. er children. Lincoln with 10 per cent. Three presi Abide in me and I in you. As gather their strength from the enlarges. against Marie Rose dents received about 4 per cent of the “Both Tom and I decided the branch cannot bear fruit vine. By this IdehUfication Jeeus Modelewski of evading respon- If this is found to be a clean, harm vote — Theodore Roosevelt, George “He said he wanted to shoot Yesterdays by Itself unless it abides in the )se that if we were going to truly three or four people, and this was Indicating that He would slblUty and failure to show or less principle, a clearly constitutional Washington and .Franklin D. Roosevelt. wage that kind of open cam vine, neither can you unless you be the life and the strength of surrender Ucense or registra Nirc ethers got 11 per cent among them. would have enough Impact . 25 Years Ago abide in me. John 15:4. formula, and something no American of paign that we said we were go across the country that the Su ail those who came to Him by tion were dismissed. If the choices were really “based on ing to wage, run the kind of Brownies give a puppet show Jesus knew very well what faith. Charges of possession of con any class or affiliation has any real rea . . .knowledge of U.S. history," — that preme Court would put capital would be the strenjlh of His open administration with full punishment back on the at Camp Merrie-Wood on Gard My friend, place your person trol drug were nolled In the son for opposing, it could turn one of the knowledge must have been slight indeed. disclosure of everything, that ner St. people in the world. ’Itieir case of Uncoln Mead, 16, of 62 Sleep Sofas For the students’ list of favorites is far, books." —Allie Mobley, associ strength would not rest In them al faith in Him today and lot most divisive Issues * on our domestic we ought to disclose this too-’’ Him be your life and strength. Skinner Rd. and Howard WU- far different from the list of any histori — Democratic presidential ate warden at the Fort Worth selves. ’Their strength would son, 16, of 21 Emily Dr., both scene into an area of healing. Let the ex Federal Correctional Institute, 10 Years Ago an. nominee Sen. George rest in their relationship with Submitted by, of Vernon. The two were with amination of its possibilities continue. Washington and Lincoln are far and after an 18-year-old youth held Manchester Country Club Him. Jesus goes on to say that a third youth who was arrested McGovern explaining the deci five hostages at gunpoint for Norman E. Swensen, away the "favorite” presidents of any sion to reveal vice presidential places blanket ban on all nine- He la the vine and we are the Pastor and sent to Juvenile court lor two hours before surrendering. hole play. body who knows anything about U.S. his nominee Sen. 'Thomas F. Eagle- branches. The branches always Trinity Covenant Church possession of hashish, however *319. tory. Historians rate them the greatest, ton’s medical history. according to prosecutor Joseph Not Yet, But They May Be Next the most Influential, the most interesting Paradiso there was no evidence and he most worthy of study. More '"There are a variety of views these two were Involved. Perhaps one immediate way to dispose books have been written about them on the war represented^ But Rldiard D. Oote, 28, of High of the controversy over whether Ameri than about any ethers. They have estab that doesn’t concern me If BUI Whitaker Manor Trailer park uncondl- can bombs, intentionally or incidentally, lished the flrest grip on the imagination they’re willing to listen to the tlcnaUy dlschaiged on a count of historian and ordinary American evidence with an open mind. of reckless driving with counts have been destroying the dikes without alike. After all, I started as a strong of breach of peace and threat which much of North Vietnam would be There Is nothing in the record of Ken supporter of the war.” — Dan ening noUed. come a drowned country is to say that, nedy’s achievements to place him in the iel Ellsberg, a defendant in the Also noUed: company of the great presidents — noth Pentagon Papers trial, after a Jean E. Blgge, 39, of 87 Union if the general flooding had been unleash ing, even, that would make him seem a Jury was selected to hear the St., RockvlUe, Intoxication and ed, we should have no lack of pictorial better than average. case. disorderly conduct. proof of the same. If a general coUaiwe Students who rate Kennedy o.ver Timothy A. Brennan, 26, of Washington and Lincoln simply know 79 Glenwood Rd., South Wind of the dike system were taking place, “I want especially to deter very little about those men. And if they mine why the study was per sor, operating imder suspension Hanoi, we can be sure, would be in'vltlng know little about those key figures, then mitted to continue past the and faUure to drive in estab the world’s newsmen and the world’s they know little about American history. time penicillin became the ef lished lane. Terry S. Briitner, 19, of 66 camera men in by droves, to record and The quiz shows other astonishing re fective drug of choice against sults. the disease." —Dr. Merlin K. Vemwood Dr., Vernon, larceny, certify and spread the tragic fact. Theodore Roosevelt, a good president Duval, assistant secretary of 4th degree. room. Tito rdaidng comfort is made p o s^ lf b; but not one of the greats, got more votes the Department of Health, Edu Charles Burdick, 64, of 98 fMrtuiirmr The Bedight Constriliptak*^ Instead, what we have is a smattering than Franklin D. Roosevelt, the greatest cation and Welfare, announcing Grove St., Rockville, disorderly noxlU bad bfd^t to insure eased^ of reports and surmises that here and president/ since Lincoln. an investigation of federal ex conduct ahd being found intoxi cated. Bed/nature Mves a sit-up ppsition for. ‘ ~ there some dikes have been hit, or weak Andrew Jac^fson, one of the most fa periment on syphilis in which ttiionc mous, got no votes at all. some Alabama blacks were Columbus Gibson, 64, of 99 ing-TV, aniFidlows deanmg phdpr;^ . ened by near-hits. When such isolated ■ Ulysses 'S. Grant, universally consider allowed to die. Brooklyn St., RockvUle, breach moving it.' A. The Sturbridge Wing .. ____ in reports and surmises are denounced as ed one of the worst, got a vote. So did ____ > / of peace. Olive, Brown, Blue or Red Plaid, . Brown Rene E. Hlrth, 22. Sandy false by our own officials, including such Herbert Hoover, a fine man but one ut "The, best combination of eco tore. B. The Kenton Sleep Sofa is availal .... Blue or terly incapable of filling the office of Beach Rd., Ellington, criminal Brown texture; Gold or Olive Stripe; a respected figure as Secretary of State nomic news to be released on president cf the United States during the bne day in this decade.” — trespass, 1st degree. Also AvaiUtole at toe sale price ox =$819. is A L>vely Rogers, we Americans know what and Great Depression. Anyone who thinks Michael S. Lebel, 20, of 24 Herbert Stein, the''chief White Grove St., RockvlUe, operating lAWSon Sleep S o ^ Be sure to stop in WirifliiiM to ay whom we ought to believe, but find it dif Grant or Hoover the greatest president House economic advisor, after more handsome Sleep Sofas now ai‘ S^BUI-ANNUAL either slept through his American histo without a Ucense. ficult. The whole history of the Vietnam the government reported the Helen A. Mayette, 21, of 29 SALE PRICES. ^ ry class or had ineffectual teachers. rise in living costs slowed in Pearl Dr., Vernort, disorderly war has been such a record of false Surely it is not too much to expect of June while workers’ buying conduct. fronting by our own officialdom that our schools that they teach their stu power increased. Robert Q. Soucler, 21, of Met OPEN TUESDAY TOflOUCB IRIDAY TIU. .9 PAA words of denial no longer have the power dents that John F. Kennedy, for fell his calf Rd., Tolland, breach of many virtues, was not the greatest , "We should be slow to con- to make us sure of anything. peace. 985 Main St., Manchester — Open Sat. 9:80 A.M. to 5:80 iP3(. • Closed Mondays — Phone ,648-8171 Use 80 Day Clton^ or Master Charge Longer Terms Availsble American “president. —^ ANSONIA EVE (ierim- a federal Income tax sys- James R. Yost of High St., For the moment, however, the fact that NING SENTINEL. tern that produces by voluntary RockvlUe, disord«rly conduct. m m .. (S» - / ; ^ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JU tY 26, 1972 'Business Mirror- New England Economy 3 Council Delays Action Philippines Crack Down on Loggers McGovern Awaits Reaction No One Is Sure On Hospital Rate Hike MANILA (AP)—Stunned by trolled logging In the Philip Another problem Is unedu has 878 forest rangers. Tanco ‘Brain-Trust’ Businesses pines’ lush forests Is stripping says he needs 4,000. HARTFORD (AP) — The Francis received a six»per cent the extent of damsige in the cated peasant farmers who do To Eagleton’s Disclosure away nearly 500,000 acres a Philippine law requires log state Council on Hospitals Tues- rate increase lELst December. slash-Eind-burn farrrling, leaving worst flooding in recent memo year. Tanco said It will take gers to replEUit two trees for ev (Oonttnued from Fag» One) learned in general about Eagle- was ridiculous even to bring it Why People Save dEiy balked at approving a 10.4 Combined with the new re b e h in d ugly, scarred land when ry, the Philippine government "$1 billion and three gener ery one they cut but Tanco Eagleton's disclosure apparent- ton’s medical background last up, and I think he Just did it as per cent rate increase for St. quest, that would meEin close it will no longer produce crops, Replace Heavy Industry says it will crack down on the ations” to repair present dam says: "This law Is being vio ly came from the Knight News- week, but that most of the dls- a kind of a courteous gesture. I By JOHN CUNNIFP Francis Hospital. a total 17 per cent Increase. to TTie Agriculture Department often high savings rates of re nation’s hard-to-control timber age. lated like nobody’s business." papers, who told a McGovern cussion took place on the staff don’t think he was vepr AF BusIneM Analyst cent years—the norm is close ’The hospital officially asked In Its request last week, the (Continued from Page One) dirt cheap. It’s a place to put England is Its supply of skilled Industry. Powerful logging Interests aide they planned to print on level. about it. I certainly don t take to 6.5 per cent rather than the ■ for the increase lEist week, say hospital said 5.9 per cent of tHb businesses.” workers. NEW YORK (AP) —The an ” I will not issue Emy timber stand in the way of proposed Wednesday a complete account Although Eagleton said ”my wo.i.tnn first-quarter’s 8.6—may be due ing It would cause the normal hike is needed to pay off Its New York has been the selling _ . „ ..o.. swer to why' people save hsia licenses to anyone under any reforms. Wood-bEised industries continuing of Eagleton’s medical history. intention coming here was to McGovern Md g to a new life style. room rate to go from $68 to $78.' new $21 million McGovern become not only one of the pretext,” President FerdinEind employ 160,000 persons and years has A copyright story by Robert make this statement today.” denied Uiat drinking w ^ - ’The hospitals council decided Building. more puzzling aspects of con ’’There Is said to be devel E. Marcos sEild angrily, Erfter bring in $2W million in exports Hiurs. & fri. only! S. Boyd and Clark Hoyt said McGovern said In an interview volved In any way wltt to invite Consumer Protection Denial of the rate request ?oJUn>«e Headquiu- I" “ T ,,'’” ^ “ “ •'1 sumer behavior but each yeEir oping a desire to resist ma vast areas never flooded before annually. . — .Kot oKi« iiQo manufacturing s share of em- says Albert J. Kelley, dean of Eagleton had ttrst offered to with The Associated Press that M lssou^ senators ^ ComnjlsBloner Barbara Dunn “ will result in a finEmcial crisis becomes a more importEUit ele terialistic urges, to avoid osten were left under several feet of re-webbing kits ^ k a?,^mo^t Z Ployment declined f^ m 46 per ^ ‘ - College’s School of Man- withdraw as vice president he and I didn’t really get into stay. .h»ru« and several state legislators to smd will seriously Impair our ment in understanding the tatious products, to live more water in storms that hit t^e ADOPTS COYOTE .... cent to 32 per cent of the work agement. over the weekend and quoted it seriously” until Tuesday “ "Y ‘ "t® a meeting next Monday. At that ability to both repay the bonds for chairs and chaises 1 j force “ We’ve had a technological ‘ economy’s immediate future. simply and CEtsually,” it stated. islands this month. LITTLE RIVER, Kan. (APl him as saying that he was tre morning. “*■ whatsoever, Eagleton time, administrators from the (on the new building) and also What makes New England a ^ base all along,” he ^ says. In the second quarter of the "Small cars, providing ‘basic Agriculture Secretary Arturo — A mothci' cat at the Gene every color! reg. 39c pkg. 26* good place to reside also makes Economists say an area’s mendously relieved to ”be un to continue to provide quality “ Watches, shipbuilding and tex "Once I heard the story,” .. ih year, for exEimple, the rate of transportation,’ seem to be hospital will be asked to detail Tanco Jr. estimated thateaslly Deeds home has adopted a It an attracUon for tourists, an eccncmlc well being depen^ on burdened” of the secret of the care to our patients,” said hos tiles were the high technology McGovern added, ” ho and I J o m t- M c G o v ^ dfter-tax savings dropped to 6.6 growing in popularity. Retailers their reasons behind the rate half of the flood damage was bahy — a coyote pup a. few industry that is full-erown in tts ability to export its products J**®® * ^ story. pital Administrator Sister Mary li^ustry ttat IS full ^ w n m ,.,.,rtnns and Cinir In industries of their day. Now it s both agreed that the thing to do d i s c e d at per cent of income after report many Instances of con increase request. due to indiscriminate logging. days old. some parts of southern New to ether regions and bring in ” I’ve been living with It for Madeline. electronics - - - to tell everything that we heal^ had been achieving a nearly unprece sumer preference for ’bottom- The council’s role is only ad Trees’ roots hold down soil "It only took about 5 min England, such as Cape Cod, outside money. However, serv- 12 years,” the story quoted k„ew about it the time------he was being consld- She SEdd the remaining 4.6 dented rate of 8.6 per cent in of-the-llne’ models, functional visory. If It denies the request, and help it absorb water. When utes for her to make up her and is expanding rapidly in ices can be exported as well as Three small technological in Eagleton as saying. ”It’s been 3 ,^,^ meeting, attended ered for the rice pwridentl^ per cent is needed to pay for the comparable three months of but without extra features or the hospltEil may appeal to the trees are cut, the soil is left mind she was going to take New Hampshire, Maine and manufactured products. dustries that seem well suited a miUstone around my neck. I themselves and their nomlnaUon. Asked if he naa increases in salaries and oper hul at yes, we to New England and could 1971. fancy decorations.” Internal Revenue Service. loose, ready to be washed away him,” Deeds said. When he Vermont. In Maine, for in- "One expert service is educa- always knew It was going to ^ ^ 3 3 jJagldton offered to drop heard ating costs. sell Whatever the explanation, it At a meeting Tuesday, it was by the next hard rtiln. had found the pup, not know stance, the Department of Com- tlon,” says Frederick Giants, grow rapidly have been pln- come out one day.” the ticket. McGovern said ho had asked As a result, money begEin is complex and multiple. A bet torn between Its objections to Backed by the president, ing what to (io, Deeds had 50c conn, merce and industry predicts a an ’e c o i ; ; W F^7emi McGovern, after stoutly de- ..j tell Sen. McGovern,” some people about flowing into consumer markets, ‘a:ru;^' Inc., the‘’y Cambridge research ter understanding of It is acute the size of the increase and Attach a pocket on the side Tanco suspended eight logging placed it along with the cat’s lottery 9 per cent growth in tourist Reserve Bank of Boston, fending Eagleton and his place 3,3 Missouri Democrat said lat- Eagleton had such as for cars, houses Eind of your clothes basket and keep own kittens. "She’s adopted firm. appliances, at the rate of an ly needed because the ability of fears of financial hardship for permits and said 120 permits business this summer. student coming into col- on the Democratic ticket, 3^. 3,3 -that if my can- tor drinking and they said it your sun glasses In it. They him and claims him as one of i vAroeW ______tickets additional $16 billion a year, Americans to save or spend the hospital If the added funds that expired last year won’t be For much of northern New jgg^ j,ere from outside the re- The biggest is the computer . planned to spend the next two ^t any time became an was "a lot of nonsense, will be at hand to use when her own. We’ve had quite a j ^ d o w n t o v m days resting In his caWn with embarrassment to him. or in In Washington, ^ n a t e ^ m ^ boosUng the economy into vig rises each year, often taking were not approved. renewed. England, particularly Maine, brings in outside doUars Pe'^Pi'oi^ industry, p ^ u c e r the entire economy with It. The council noted that St. heuiging out the clothes, saving mie government says uncon steady stream of visitors." which has felt little penetration » of auxiliary machinery thofthat ex no public events scheduled. ^„y ^ hindrance to his cratic Leader Mike Mansnwu orous recovery from 1971’s re your eyes from sun glEire. from the high technology busi pands the capacity of a big, ” What ho wante to do Is take a campaign and his chances of said he is routinely iir fo r m ^ ^ cession. nesses, an Important resource central computer. two-week vacation In two achieving the presidency, I the Senate''i^yslclan if senators • Why do people save? Once is the land Itself. Technology Much of this work is already days,” Manklewlcs said. would withdraw as a candidate have medical problems bm has we thought the auswer weis ob In Maine, 87 per cent of the done by the giants of the com Mc(3ovem had opened a nows ^3^ vice presidency.” never received a ” P®" vious. ClEussicELl economists, puter business, but Massachu conference ’Tuesday by detail- -jja very promptly and very Eagleton. ” 1 think he s in ex- land is covered with trees. Fills The Gap who liked precise, neat an "' There is a beautiful coast and setts alone has about 100 small ing plans for the two Democrat- magnificently said that he cellent physical and mental swers, believed that tui in- .;»S' SENSATIONAL PRE-INVENTORY! thousands of miles of lake fron er firms that make these prod (AP photo) Ic nominees to run fully coordl- didn’t even consider that within health.” cre u e in Interest rates encour S a v i n g s ucts. The development and pro nated campaigns centering on u,e reach of possibility,” Eagle- Sen. Abraham A. RlblcoM, u- tage. and has the same effect on the Nigerian robber prays with priest moments before aged people to add to savings. duction they perform require the credibility of the Nixon ad'■ tnn added Conn., said he, too, knew “ Our biggest asset is the economy as a person in Callfor- he was shot by army firing.squad before a crowd of Sounds logical, but doesn't t ^ a l o r e more highly skilled professional ministration, its economic McGovern said, ” I thought it Eagleton to be in good health. land,” says Prof. John Coup»e, nja buying a New England- about 50,000. About 170 armed robbers have been higher interest mean that the workers than does construction record and the continuing war chalrman of the University of ‘made camera. shoit in Nigeria since 1970, when the military gov cost of living is higher etlso? of central computers. in Vietnam. ^'"■ouslioui M a ^ s ecOTomics department 3 ^ . ernment decreed death for the criminals.______And don’t people tend to dig C i i l d o i The the handsome, 42-year- From the point of view of hospitals from outside Another ,, , promising , ,,,, , . industry., ,, into their savings In order to old Eagleton, noting rumors Court Told Hunger Strike Slott r e recreaUon, I think there is tre- according to Uttl^ is blonaedlc- mEdntain their life style? Good circulating about his health, mendous potential. And in a instruments^ This Industry is quesUons, with debatable Ein- said, “ On three occasions in terms of breathing space, there f somebody in New ° E n g ird by House Committee In Progress at Prison swers. CLEARANCE! my life, I have voluntaudly gone are types of firms that could lo York buying a product made in John Maynard Keynes, the into hospitals as a result of ner cate here and not suffer a dis* ^ Fnc^iand rfoeq •• nological complex, A Somers prison Inmate, af- him in this because of the iMk British economist of the 1930s vous exhaustion and fatigue.” y ucansave advantage In the kind of prod- ^ ^ , ‘ *u * develop- ter being given permission to of proof. Before Best made h^ who influenced to some degree SAVE AN O ucts they produce. Other service Industries that ment and production of sophls- He said the treatment Includ- Calls for Pullout address the court today, and announcement, C l^ n c e lto>>- almost every economist who ”Transportation through most England has successfully tlcated pollution control equip- ed psychiatric care and, during outlining his grievances to erts, another Inmate, slmUariy followed, approached the ques- of Maine is good,” he said, attracted Includfe the insurance ment. Although most of this in- a four-week stay at Barnes g„nerior Court Judge Jay E. charged, also addressed **’“ . — - 6___ _ — — — “ WASHINGTON (AP) — For- does he know whether his pro- a four-week stay at Barnes guperior Court Judge Jay E. charged, also addressed the Uon from euiother angle, stating and certain types of firms, if companies of Boston and H^rt- justry is composed of com- eign-ald legislation scrapped by posal actually would force U.S. Hospital In St. Louis in 1960 and nubiimw, glanced at the clock, court in an effort to get States insteito why people spend. SEild they are pressed by congestion, tord, mutual funds plus engl- ponies that make bulk metal the Senate has been resur- troops out of the war by Oct. 1, a three-week stay at the Mayo observed' it was 12:17 and an- Attorney Donsdd Caldwell to ac- he; to could come here.” neering and management con- products, and probably would rected in the House with a di- he said. a in lc In Rochester, Minn., in „ounced that there is now a cept a letter concerning vlola- * 3 5 The idea that as other areas suiting firms. not do well here, there is poten- rectlve tacked on for withdraw- Unlike the Senate measure, 1966, electric shock treatment hunger strike going on at the tlon of the rights of the prison- .’’ The fundamentEil psy On flU up, businesses will be All the New England states tial for companies that can re- al of all U.S. military forces which would have cut off mon- ’The third stay, for about gegregatlon unit at the prison ers charged with assauK. chological law, upon which we Listen lie (!opperloiie OffQ] are entitled to depend with drawn toward northern New report a continuing shift from fine basic equipment and from the Indochina war by Oct. ey for the war, Hamilton's three days, was right after because of the way the Inmates As an example Roberts said Oral Antiseptic Suntan Lotion England’s open spaces, is ech- manufacturing to export serv- rcsarch pollution problems. 1. amendment directs that all Christmas 1964 at the Mayo .^vho are charged with assault their visiting hours have been great confidence...Is that men W c r R i c oed by Edgar Miller, Maine’s ices and their cousins, the ------The Oct, 1 war pullout in re- U.S. military forces engaging Clinic. gj-e being treated by guards, reduced. Judge Rublnow told are disx>osed, as a rale and on E state eccttiomlst. beauty parlors, TV repair shops NEXT: As the nation’s econo- turn for release of American in hostilities in or over In- A check of the files of the St. >pbe inmate, Allan N. Best Best to continue to try and get the average, to increase their "Maine is relatively unool- and other services that do busi- my recovers from its current prisoners and a cease-fire "to dochina be withdrawn by Oct. 1 Louis Post-Dispatch showed ^ras charged with 11 counts of an attorney, and if he couldn’t consumption as their Income in- CASTA UM 6RILL luted as far as people go,” Mil- ness only in their home com- slump. New England’s may the extent necessary to achieve on three conditions. that each of the hospitalisations assauK, in connection with the to contact him and he would try creEtses ...” - 59' ler says. "W e’ve got land here munlUes. not—unless pepole work hard to ggfe withdrawal” of U.S. forces These are: Hanoi’s release of had been reported, but that the May 22 incident at the prison and get him one. Atty. Caldwell Well, correct els he was on 14 oz. KilLs germs 4 oz. unbreakable jntire Stock that in comparison to Boston is Another attraction of New save it. was approved Tuesday by the American prisoners, an ac- reason given Included a virus ig which one guard was injur- observed that Best was using many Issues, it now seems on contact. bottle. El House Foreign Affairs Com- counting of Gls missing in ene- Infection in 1960, a checkup ed very seriously, told the court the occasion to sound otff. cleEu: that Lord Keynes missed Our .95 to 129.9.'> mittee, 18 to 17. my territory, and "a cease-fire after the loss of 14 pounds with- he was brutalized by guards There was no one available this one. The evidence of recent itire Slock It was the first war-pullout between the United States and in two weeks in 1964, and tests and his life threatened because at the prison to verify or deny years, when Income rose and so 88 directive ever initiated by the North Vietnam and those allied for gastric disturbances in 1966. of the assaults. He said he had the strike, at press time. Three did savings, seems to provide Our Reg. Our Reg. O bituary Galley Petitions doubt If not proof that he was •97 97 13.99 to committee and reversed its en- with North Vietnam to the ex- Since the three hoepl- no proof end couldn’t get an at- of the Inmates were in court 3.99 to to 26.99 dorsement two months ago of tent necessary to achieve safe talizatlons, Eagleton said, he tomey at the prison or the CSvll today as motions to dismiss in wrong. 74.99 Choose tabl^portable or permanent styles Miss Margaret Reardon President Nixon’s offer of U.S. withdrawal of such remaining has learned to pace himself Liberties Union to represent each case were being argued, Perhaps one of the chief rea SOUTH WINDSOR^Miss Mar For Second Trial withdrawal four months after a forces.” better and "for the past six sons for the Incorrectness of garet Reardon of West Hartford, total Indochina cease-fire. The committee had endorsed years, since 1966 to date, I’ve CEurly theories is that they a South Windsor native, died (Continued, from Page One) ter crash four months after the The antiwar measure was Nixon’s May 8 pullout offer by experienced good, solid, sound on’ t thought of consumers as Fevlo- Our Reg. Monday at a West Hartford con assault. written into a new $2.13-blllion a 19-18 vote. health.” Army W Dump Sludge vlsn creatures that responded Bronio Seltzer Head & Shoulders Low Smash Summer Savings! Popular Make valescent home. answered that we were to kill ..fjo other witness testified to military foreign-aid bill, cut by The committee also aK>roved Both McGovern and Eagleton automatlcEtlly to stimuli or en- 50% OFF Pricet N E W HAVEN (AP) — ceff they would dredge on a Miss Reardon was bom in evervthlne—everything that this fact,” the petition states, the committee $162 million be- an amendmeht offered by Rep. said the Missouri senator failed „ „ . v 1 j... viromnentEil conditions. For Fast Relief Shampoo everyuu g ry s respectfully submitted low Nixon’s request. Donald F. Fraser. D-Mlnn., to to menUon his medical history ’O'® Army Corps of Bnglnwrs slow-but-sure basis j ^ e Yale ALL FISHING LURES 22-i lie’ll South Windsor and had lived in ^'^^3^' If that were ever so, it is be ALL ROCK AND FOLK Hartford before moving to West Gruver also stated he recalls that Graver’s tesUmony will The Senate voted 60 to 45 prohibit buying chrome from when McGovern asked him at coming less so, particularly in In Our 5tock iMolorizefl D-Conn., that it scientists studied the water, the Hartford. „„not „ be ... merely______cumulative,____ and Monday night in favor of cut- Rhodesia in defiance of the Miami Beach "if there were h®*” kidicoh, the United States. As industrial •Garcia -Daredevil -Mepps Survivors are two sisters, Medina saying such an order newly discovered------evidence.’ ting — o off------all money for the war United------Nations embargo any problems in his past that a l ^ said. societies develop, individuals ■ CP Swing -Johnson• Rapala -Rebel RECORDS IN STOCK B ar-B -g llie sludge will be dumped 6 Mrs. Harold J. Dillon of West came from Lt. Col. Frank In a separate trial, Medina within four months. The meas- against that country unless the he thought were significant” in smuS® from New Haven harbor acquire discretlonEiry Income— 1.75 Size 1 1.95 Size 1.65 Size No Rain Checks - limited to our inventory Choose fro"’ * -^eil Young • Jethro Tull • Roberta Flack G r ill Hartford, with whom she made 3arker task-force commander, was acquitted of all charges in ure was written Into a $1.8-bil- president declared such U.S. terms of tailing the vice presl- Long Island S o ^ d if ^ south of toe h^bor. income that they ^ ceui either King size 4' i oz. TUBE I JAR I LOTION Our Reg. jL.. bio storsi , Carpenters • Rolling Stones • .More! her home, and Mrs. James M. Barker was killed in a helicop- the My Lai case. lion military-aid bill which then purchases to be in the national dential nomination. lutes the water, the senators (m v . TOomas J Mesiall save or spend. Income beyond container. 4.3 OZ. I 5 oz. I 6.5 oz. the bio ’ Goldrick of Pompano B e a c h ,______------was killed bya 48-42 vote. interest. **T am fully satisfied," office Tuesday. asked the Army to delay the Low immedlEite needs. 25% OFF Prices Fla. , House leaders are pressing The House committee cut $76 McGovern said, "and if I had An aide said Ribicoff was P^Ject unUl fall to protect the George Katona, who heEided ■99 The funeral will be tomorrow Funeral H om ^ 400 Main St., OUR OurReg. 13.99 I • Tornado Zone for a quick vote to send the million from Nixon’s $844-mU- known every detail that he dis- told that without the dredging PYSter crop, the Survey ReseEurch Center at SAVE 99 '49 9 97 at 9:15 a.m. from the Dillon Manchester. The Rev. Lyman ALL RODS & REELS new fereigii-aid bill back to the Uon request for military sup- cussed with me this morning, there was danger of a tanker the University of Michigan until REG. Funeral Home, 53 Main St., AN In Our Stock m m D49S E598 F698 Mood, spit and motor 2 wheels for Disaster Area Senate next week. porting assistance and $46 mil- which is exactly what he has grounding and an oil spill. The population of New York recently, studied the phenome LOW Hartford, with a Mass of the C hurch wUl ofHciate Burial will • Garcia -Diawa •Zebco .■\11 Labels: Columbia, Atlantic, A&M. Warner Bros., Capricorn. easy mobility ’The pullout language was lion from his request for $780 just told you hero now, he "There could be a much great- State is 18,190,800. R has In- non Eis closely els any man Eind EXTRA PRICES Resurrection at St. Peter Claver b e j" G^^e Hill ^metep^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The proposed by Rep. Lee Ham- million in military grants. would still bo my choice for the er pollution problem if the proj- creased by 8.4 per cent since 20%OFF • Ilcddon -B erkley flVlore! Ode, Capitol 24'''’ Deluxe Motorized (rrill. Friends may call at the fu developed several bEtsic theo Church, West Hartford, at 10. Small Business Administration For Albums containing more than I LP, multiply by above prices. Reg. 17.99 13.97 neral home tomorrow from 7 llton, D-Ind., who said he has It transferred $4.6 million vice presidency of the United ect doesn’t go ahead,” the aide 1960. New York is the second ries now widely accepted. i m p o r t e d No Rain Checks - 150 per store Burial will be in St. Mary’s ON ANY PALM BEACH Tuesday declared Middlesex no estimate on prospects for for internaticmal narcotics con- States.” said. most populous state in the na- Katona found that people Cemetery, East Hartford. to 9 p.m. County in Massachusetts a dis House approval next week. Nor trol into a drug-control bill. McGovern said he had The engineers promised Rlbl- tlon. It ranked first in 1960. don’t spend merely because Friends may call at the fu aster area because erf tornado Gerard F. Garon they have the ability to spend. SUNGLASSES Boutique neral home tonight from 7 to 9. damage July 21. VERNON — Gerard F. Caron, That’s only one of the In Stunning fashions from oround the World! This makes residents eligible gredients. They Eilso must have Mario PBfiaro 58, of 328 Main St. died this f morning at his home. He was^ for long term, low interest $ willingness to spend, he found, Mario Panaro, 47, of 39 Over Flat Fix Emergency Aerosol Tire Repair mrhusb^d'o? iil^r je^ette loam to repair or replace^ - Emd this willingness depends land St. died Monday at Oedar- Peiiitier Caron. homes, personal property. upon psychological as well as Inflates tire til you reach repair station. 99‘ i i crest Hospital. Newington. He K H , « V nan Mr. Caron was born Feb. 21, bus nesse s , churches and economic factors. ^ the husband of Mrs. Vanda schools. Every year V Wk race And people save for the fu Dow Chrome and Vinyl Cleaner Pace Panaro. employed as a car. be accepted ture, of course—for a better For chiome trim, tops, upholstery. 88 ‘ Mr. Panaro was born in Italy ” Vemon Depart- the 8BA Boston regional of- home, to educate their children, Sunbeam (ieneral Eleetrie 2 Slice and had lived in the Greater ^bllc Works ^®®> -^obn Fitzgerald Kennedy on the Baja. to provide for their retirement. Evereatly Wrangler Flashlight Hair Groomer Aiitoniatie Toaster Hartford area before coming to g„rvivnr<. hesidps his wife Federal Building, Government ’They save for security, as when 4-position switch, bright reflector. fs99* Manchester. a r f Ms mother M r f M ^ l Center, in Boston, a spokesman they permit CEish to accumulate Our Survivors, besides his wife, WilUmanUc; 4 Reg. in insurance policies. Caldor “ D'''’ Flashlight Batteries ou rR eg. a are four sons, John Panaro, Ml- daughters, Mrs. Freda D e sJ a r-______Ev e ry y e a r SPECIAL 12.97 People also seem to save be chael Panaro, Angelo Panaro, Plalnvllle, Mrs. Beatrice -EDITION Kyr radios, toys, tape recorders. 2 foifor 33< ^ ror22‘ INTERIOR cause they 'are educated, and Brush,10.97 comb and massage attach Choice of9.97 !) toast shades. Clean, and Joseph Panaro, A l l^ Man- Lafferiere of Auburn, Maine, ggjj Charter Oak St widow the level of education—if not of Parkline Deluxe Padded Play Yard ments. Gives hair more body for compact modern design -T17 P ^ a r o ' of M ^chestw ^'^T is Mrs. Renette M cD o^ld and Alexander R. Johnsiin, died they w in . wisdom -rises Inexorably. The 116 ”x36 ", easy-roll casters. new, natural, dry look. ijlEC-l______BENRUSI mother Mrs Anna Clofa’nl Pa- yesterday at a Manchester Oon- Survey Research Center found 16.44 moiner, lurs. anna c^ioiani r-a Bangor, Maine; 2 sons, Allen vwx-v,,. that Ein absence of liquid assets naro of Rocky Hill; a brother, cgj.Qn of Bangor and Arnold „ Tnhnonn woo hnm Tnn SPECIAL is strongly correlated with little Off Our Reg. Low Prices on CLOSE OUT! Anthony Panaro of West Hart- caron of Madwoncake Maine- *l°bn8on was born Jan. crMTir>M education. ford; and three sisters, Mrs. ,our stepdaughters. Miss Marie J®’ PAINT kAM lSiS 4 k / dT The Morgan Guaranty Trust ^Popular Crafts & Models Lightweight Vinyl Teresa (Jentlle and Mrs. Mary Madore of Vernon Mrs Patri- *®^ Alexander and Mary Reid published an examination of the ZippemI Luggage Petrlcclone, both of Rocky Hill; oepour rd ' S '. 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LADIES Steam & Drv Iron Augustine’s Church, Hartford, Maine; 2 sisters, Miss Yvonne Private funeral services will Gyms with slides, swings, etc. 18 per 2')“ ONcrM iis. Jtog. 19.99 1 5 .3 3 at 9. Burial will be in Cedar Caron of Vemon and Mrs. Ger- be tomorrow at the Watkins Fu- Over some of the roughest terrain in the store, no rain checks. Reg. Hill Cemetery, Hartford. trade Pellltier of Norwich; and u®tel Home, 142 E. Center St. world. The Baja Desert. Against all sorts oj We’re to " .Men‘> Suit C.iirrier 19.9914.99 Friends may call at the fu 10 grandchlldrertL 'U'e Rev. Robert Eldridge of competition. And the VW's have finished first. .14" Ladies' Dress (hirrier 22.991 7.40 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Funeral services will be Fri- South United Methodist Church Off Our Reg. Low Prices s.Manual 10.70 spray button, water Five times, in five consecutive years. day at 10 a.m. at the Burke officiate. Burial wUl be in 3*9- wimlow. temperature guitle 2.i celebrating wjth the O n Reil Tagged Lamps & .liiiiilio SliouUler Tote 11.99 9.59 * Except Fair Traded Items. Styles Vary in All Stores. Earl A. Randall Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., East Cemetery. We're celebrating these victories with the Did You Ever Make steam venis. «K92. ROCKVILLE — Earl A. Ran- RockviUe., Burial will be in St. There are no calling hours. Baja Champion SE. A limited production Super THE RING TEST Selected Gift Items Not all sizes or colors in all stores ------mm Durini That dall, 79, formerly of 60 Reed Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. Beetle with special features. St., died yesterday at a Man Friends may call at the fu Baja Champion SE. Time-of-tho-month ? Ceramics, brass, china, cheeseboards. political glassware.______chester convalescent home. neral home tomorrow from 2 to »Like silver metallic paint. Does your ring slip olT your finger MagnifleenI Save on This Great Combination! Mr. Randall was bom Aug. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.' easily-or does it hopelessly gel ^ Herald • Special sports wheels. B o 8|o ii Book Case 6, 1692 in Fairfax, Maine, and stuck below your knuckle rluring the Bell & Classified Ads (lays of the pre-menstnial and men had lived in Rockville and St. • A special plaque and certificate. Mrs. Agnes M. Johnson Get Fast Results strual period? It may tell whether Howell Chiideraft Petersburg, Fla., for the past Mrs. Agnes M. Johnson, 83, » An optional leatherette interior as standard equipment. you are retaining fluid in the sys- Dolly .Madi.soii six years. Before he retired in • And the same type of rugged construction and tem-hodv-hloating water that often Doorkeopor Zoom 1966, he operated his own groc builds up due to overtirednes.s. stress 29s87 C'.rih ami our dependability that beat'fhe Bdja. during the menstrual stages. Amai- ery store in Collinsville for Ing new X -P E L ’’Water P ills"-a Dual 8 Sliding louvered doors for Finest Colgate many years. And for all that, it only costs a little more gentle diuretic—helps you lose as INSTALL magazines, liquor cabi FLET€HER GUSS GO. much as 5 pounds of this water- Projector Mallress Survivors are a stepdaughter, than a regular Super Beetle. net. etc. Mrs. Ernest Dowd of Manches weight gain, and helps to relieve iKxly-bloating pufTiness when body- 2-Drawer ter; a grandson, two nieces and Over 26 Years of Experience of MANCHESTER Like we said. The Baja Champion SE is a limited production car. NOW i IT water retention "swells" your waist, Night Stand a nejrfiew. We don't have many. So come in soon. Look over the Special thighs, tummy, legs, arms. ■ YOURSELF Stay as slim as you are. Ask for 70 Fimeral seraices will be Fri Auto-Plate - Wiildow Glass - Mirrors • Glass Edition Beetle. And any other VW that catches your eye. day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes AUTHORIZED X-PEL “WATEU PII.LS" on I No Rain (Checks Euily .American Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & VOLKSWAGEN our guarantee of 6 per store They're all made as if they were going to the Baja. DEALER satisfaction or style fill), hail Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work a n d . f (I a m AT money back. Oel it OurReg. 114.99 Open space for ladio, Total Val. 84.96 Personal Notices UKtav at Electronic phone. Heavy western matti'ess Collector’s Items Reel to reel automatic thread. Shows reg sugar pine. ’ ready to Also see many Recently Reduced In Memoriam Danish Plates SHOP-RITE DRUG ular or super 8. Terrific valuel finish. Red Tog Cleoronce Cribs In lovln^r memory of Harry Snov- Manchester Garage Door Opener 649-4S21 Presidential 6S7 East Middle Tpke. er, who passed away July 26, 1967. --Decanters NuUne How I miss yoU, no one knows. Estimate. Gladly Given FOR SECURITY A.ND SAFETY! M 2 WAYS TO CHARGE My thoughts are always with you. Reproductions Unit will operate double ® ™ ■ ■ Prom eariy room ’til evening close. Open Thurs. ti Fri. till ft P.M. Incorporated door. Includes 1 door SALE: Wed. thru Sat. Friends may think you are forgot Sat. till 5 P.M. Plastics in Stock opener; light goes oil when MANCHESTER - 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ten. TED TRUDON / Keep Happy- door is opened. Chain and Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.pi. But the wound Is as fresh today, I/,” - 3/16” - W” As when you left me broken heart 54 McKee St., Manchester ROUTE 83( TALCOTTVILLE PHONRMANCHESTER^283t cable drive. D HP-motor. LS-'—^ 1 v.V ed (Off Center S t.r Stock Sheets or Cut Sixes Keep Smiling \ Just five years ago today. Wife, Gertrude Snover wl+h a Harald Happy Ad. A X M W /A PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 19t2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN Manchester Area Heralding Politics Yolith Slot McGovern Man Charged Broached B y. By Sol R. Cohen • West Hartford Deputy Mayor member of the Legislative Pro With Attempt School Board Arthur Fay has announced gram Review Committee. The He Sought To Change One-Issue Image MEATOWN publicly he Is not a candidate appointment was made by Sen A t A rson (Continued from Page One) for thfe (30P nomination for ate President Pro Tempore merling, MHS principal, and Editor’s note—This Is the First District congressman and Charles Alfano. the record mostly, because andand I think I think that’s that’s the the first first Ume time borbor on on various various legislative legislative Is- Is | 1215'/i SILVER LANE — BAST HARTFORD David K. Dutton, 25, of East others on the subject of student third of throe articles onnn the tha,-., i ...... , , , ■ _ _ _ T. has called for "unanimity” there were few, to hear him. it looked like he might rake in sues. But when he left, two hon | H ||B Q ,O pen Tues. ft Wed. till 6 p.m., Thurs. ft Fri. Hartford, was arrested by South representation. He also sug life of Democratic presidential around the candidacy of South Alfano has appointed Mrs. It has been his drumbeat the pot. Early on, it was an orary union cards he had been I w U l l O i till 9 p.m., Sat. till 6 p.m., Closed Mondajrs Windsor Police last night and gested a fairly specific set of nominee George McGovern. since. He once compared the Windsor Atty. Richard Ritten- Turza Perry of Vernon to the enormous act of faith and I presented with, remained for charged wltti criminal attempt guidelines under which student nature of the war to on ele band. 21-member State Commission to must say an enormous self-as gotten on the lectern. to commit arson smd criminal representatives would function. By HARRY F. ROSENTHAI, phant in a cage with a ' gnat. Rittenland defeated Fay by Plan a Department of Human surance. He’s an extremely There has been some friction mischief, second degree. Associated Press Writer "Neither can kill the other,” he /'s “Pa f tie Time at Meat own! an 85 to 67 count on July 8, Resources. Die arrest was made In con Following up; a printed set of self-contained and self-sus with his aides In the course of WASHING’rON (AP) — It said, "all they can do Is to keep tained man. Even In New the first time First District nection with a complaint made six objectives distributed at the his advance to the nomination. • We’re Selling Thousands Each Week Robert P. Adler, ^9-year-old was a grateful George up a constant harrassment of Hampshire, he really thought Chinnlngham, who has been Republicans held their nominat by Mrs. Jeannette Woods of 66 meeting, Rick Oowen, YC one anc’.her." 4 H president of the Blc Pen Co. of Colony Rd., South Windsor. McGovern who took the ros he might pull it off." with McGovern since 1955, was ing convention. chairman, sold that he would When seven years later, the ALL BEEF PAHIES Milford, has been named chair Mrs. Woods reported to the po trum at Miami Beach to accept His respectable second place bypassed in the presidential Since then, a federal court like to see two young people Senate beat down, 55 to 39, the 26 In 5 L m man of Connecticut Business lice, about 9:30 last night, that the Democratic party’s nomi showing in New Hampshire, the' •campaign—and was known to reapportioned the state's six on the board tn ex officio po Hatfield-McGovem amendment I and Industry for the Re-election the east side of her home had nation for President of the first primary, must have been be put cut about it. TTie two congressional districts and new sitions, one elected by his peers to end the war, McGovern told of the President. been soaked with gasoline and United States. heartening for a man who had aides who traveled most with LEAN SIRLOIN PATTIES C lb. AC conventions were ordered for of the SA and the other by the a reporter he was only tempo the telephone wires had been "I have been the beneficiary rated only five per cent In ear- McGcvem during the primary 26 In ® box Aug. 5 for both parties. The YC. 'The precedent has been set rarily discouraged. cut. of the most remarkable politi 1 y-y e a r polls. Wisconsin, campaign—Gordon Well and Democrats had held their first for local representation, he con "I'll recover by tomorrow," Police said, Dutton, an ac cal organization in the history though, was halfway to the top press secretary Kirby Jones— nominating conventions on June tinued, with students currently he said In his quiet voice. "I today s F U N N Y quaintance of Mrs. Woods had of this country,” he said. "It Is of the hill. have been shunted aside for the MEATOWN 24. on the boards In East Hartford would have liked to have seen a been at her home earlier and, an orguulzation that g;ives dra last quarter-mile. Well will No surprises are anticipated and Enfield. stronger showing. But I sup "H e’s not one to evidence any according to police, he was matic proof to the power to great melancholy or depression probably coordinate policy re $1 on Aug. 5. All six Democratis klNDERGARTNB^ pose It’s the first time in the PATTIES later seen in the woods to the Glen Cooper, 8A president love and to a faith that can lit or great euphoria," says 'Doug search work in Washington. nominated June 24 and ail six history of the country that 39 BUSTLE rear of her home. He was ar next year, said that he sees stu erally move mountains." herty. "After Wisconsin, I think Jones, who read about his Im Republicans nominated July 8 senators have stood up in the 50 In rested later at his home, held dents on the board functioning George McGovern had he was more relaxed. I think it pending political demise in the are expected to be named again, SPROUTS middle of a war and voted to overnight at the police station as advisors and establishing a worked and planned and was noticeable In the way he newspaper before being In including Democrat William cut off funds." under a 510,000 bond and was more direct line of communica worked for this moment since spoke to crowds. He spoke bet formed officially. Is unsure of FULL SLICED Cotter of Hartford and Repub By speaking out on tax re to be arraigned in Circuit Court, tions between the board and the the Democratic convention of ter. Early on, he felt—and you his status. form, welfare, military spend SEN. MCGOVERN 2 lican Rittenband in the first four years earlier, and who East Hartford, today. senior and Junior hlg^ school have to remember that pedago Dcnald Peterson, who . man District, and incumbent Repub ing and other issues, McGovern VERNON student bodies. knows how much longer than gical background—he felt he aged McGovern’s 1962 .Senate A C 0 N lican Robert Steele of Vernon that. changed the image of a one-la- John Hearn m, 38, of S3 by the action of the full con had to explain himself. He felt campaign, came In conflict and Democrat Roger Hllsman He added that he didn’t feel The history of this son of a sue candidate. And In the four Windemere St., Manchester, vention seating the full delega he shouldn’t leave anything out. with secretary Pat Donovan youth members would burden poor, pious preacher of the years since 1968, it also was a of Lyme in the Second District. was arrested early this morn In the course of Wisconsin, as and McGovern took Miss Dono the boafd with too many prob plains was always one of changed nersonallty that stood tion. The First District Aug. 5 Re ing by Vernon Police on a war he became more assured that van’s side. Petersen was at the lems, since most could be work reaching to a higher rung: arms akimbo In victory before McGovern began thinking se publican convention will be at rant issued by Circuit Court 12 he was getting across, he began Miami Beach convention seek- charging him with non-su{^rt. ed out with the school adrainis- From crack high school and col- the thousands at Miami Beach. riously about running hard for 10 a.m.. in Wiliiam Hall High to trim down. His speeches In 1 n g support for Eugene He was held overnight In lieu tration. . lege debater to professor; from the presidency soon after Chi School. West Hartford; and the that period began to get notice M'Carthv for nresl"’ cnt ar.1 ei of a $500 bond and was to be party organizer to congress cago 1968, when he got 146% Democratic convention will be ably shorter. Before that, I ther Edward M. Kennedy or at 2 p.m.. in Bulkeley High 11)0111 fo presented In Circuit Court, East Digain expressed a personal man; from Food-for-Peace ad votes after less than three 6 . John Lindsay frr vice presi Koionnc Rider Displayed temper think he was compelled almost School, Hartford. Hartford, today. concern to provide representa ministrator to senator. weeks as a candidate, says 1972'by NEA. lac Flinl, Mich. in delegate fight to Introduce everything about dent. Asked about his antipathy The Second District Aug. 5 tion for those young people who And then, after a last-minute George Cunningham, his long to McGovern, Peterson said "I himself." Republican convention will be To ■ V PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.; WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE t h i r t e e n DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB The Bahy Has But It Takes Strength 4 Been Named This Exercise Can Be Done By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. so effective for the lower and lift the head up touching abdominal muscles arid tens the chin to the chest. The ing the lower abdominal Dear Dr. Lamb—In one of abdomen. lifting of the head will put a muscles in this position as Pudelka, Richard Jr. son of Richard and Deborah L,. your recent columns you rec Some people have trouble mild strain on the upper ab firmly as possible for a few Poglltsch Pudelka, 118 Main St., East Hartford, formerly from V.;.;■■in' -i ommended an exercise to doing this exercise because seconds daily will help a dominal muscles. It is not a Manchester. He was bom June 7 at Manchester Memorial strengthen the lower abdomi their abdominal muscles are number of people with the vigorous exercise either, but Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert nal muscles. You suggested so weak that they are not problem of the lower abdom •'Potpourri" . . . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for strong enough to lift the these people need to start Poglltsch, East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Frank putting your feet on the inal pot. today's busy woman, to save you time and money. Don t Pudelka, Czechoslovakia, and Mrs. Frank Pudelka, Hartford. Virginia Choir couch and then doing sit-up body. For individuals with with very li^ht exercises if His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Louise Poglltsch, New exercises. Did you ever try this problem I would suggest they are going to do any After these types of exer miss us — We're here on the women's page each BritEiin. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. To Give Concert this? I have tried it and I that they start with the legs thing about the problem. cises have been done long Wednesday — just tor you. Pierre Roy, Lac Megantlck, Canada. find it impossible. stretched out on the floor Still another exercise that enough, most people can do with the legs extended. This ) Dear Reader—It is impos everybody can do is simply sit-ups with their feet on the At South Church means they will be using the Barry, Ryan Patrick, son of David M. and Judith Leclerc sible for some people. But in to voluntarily tense or con couch, unless, of course, they Barry, 473 E. Center St., Manchester. He was bom June 28 at hip muscles some for an as have arthritis or some de The Youth Choir of the Cham- specific answer to your ques tract the abdominal muscles Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is sist, but after all their ab formity in their spine that berlayne Baptist Church in tion, yes. Not only have I as tight as they can and hold ...... Around Town Mrs. Walter N. Leclerc, 23 Main St. His paternal grandmother dominal muscles are too limits the amount of move Richmond, Va., will present a tried it. I do it every morn the muscle in for a few sec is Mrs. John F. Barry, 32 Scarborough Rd. He has a sister, weak to do much else. Indi ment they have. concert Friday at 8 p.m. at ing. The reason for putting onds and then relax them. Senior Citizen Spetiial Joan, 10; smd three brothers, David M. Jr., 8, Michael, 8, and viduals who can’t do sit-ups A Favorite South United Methodist Church. the feet up is literally to This can be done either while (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) For Baby Mark, 3. bend the thighs at the hips with their feet up on the lying, sitting, or standing. Need perking up? PARIiSIAH * * * ^ I. The concert Is open to the pub COIFFURE at Oak St. will so that you won’t be using couch are the very ones who The holding of the abdomi Trying to tok. of/ a fow povndl? 66 DRESS lic free of charge. offer on any Tuesday, Wednes Levesque, Michele Ann, daughter of Roderick and Mary the thigli muscles for sit-up need abdominal exercises nal muscles and the seat If so, you'll want to road Dr, Lamb's The 26-member choir will con day or Thursday, a shampoo Elchten Levesque, 55 Nike Circle, Manchester. She was bom exercises. In this way the the most. muscles in a tense position booklet in which he answers your SHOP clude its Eastern Seaboard tour and set for $2.60 w d a haircut June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal principal load will be put on Another exercise that will for a few seconds and then questions about this subject. Send grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Elchten, Lake City, with Friday night's concert. The relaxing and then repeating If needed for $1.60 more or a group will also give a collectlmt- the abdominal muscles and help with the abdominal 50 cents to Dr, Lamb, in core of Minn. strengthen them. This exer muscles for individuals who this helps to strengthen these this newspaper, P.0, Box 1551, Radio permanent including shampoo »•**.*. free concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. cise is particularly good for have very weak stomach muscles appreciably. City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. haircut and set for $9. Tel. 643- KOUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE Bllmniel, John Edward, son of John A. and Nancy Sul at the Hartford Central Baptist 9832 for an appointment. Church. the upper abdomen and not muscles is merely to lie flat By the way, sucking in the Ask tor "Losing Weight" booktet. livan Blimmel, 200 Andover Rd., East Hartford. He was bom T E L 643-9016 June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- The Rev. Kenneth Archer, Your young son will not partents are Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan, 74 S. Adams St., considered one of the South's Few Women Seek FBI Jobs have to be coaxed to wash his Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil leaders of in the field of youth lace, neck, and behind his ears, Court Stops KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — SO females have applied for FU EL O IL liam Blimmel, Lxmg Island City, N.Y. He has a sister, Laura, 2. and religiously oriented music, if you give him one of dad's old Acting FBI Director L- Patrick Jobs as agents. will direct the choir. Mrs. Arch Graduate shaving brushes to apply the Priests’ Show Gray says women are not rush "It has come as a surprise to 17.9 VanAmberg, Christopher Thomas, son of Daniel K. and er and the Rev. William Smith, lather. ing forward to become FBI me," he told a news conference 900 CM. HOn. Bonnie A. Kathan VanAmberg, 89 Nike Circle, Manchester. He pastor of the Richmond church, MISS ANNE MoAWLEY NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — agents. Tuesday. "I expected many 1 Day Notl4se F a t DeUvety was bom June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mater and Mrs. Smith are accompany 14 Edgerton St. U.S. District Judge Robert C. Att: Handlcrafters Gray opened the FBI to wom more applications." 94 Bhmr Bm ner Santoe nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kathan, Bellows ing the Rev. Mr. Archer. Meriden-Wallingford Zampano granted Tuesday a KNITTERS WORLD, Man Accommodations and meals School of Nurslni; motion to enjoin three Roman en aa special agents after he Gray made his comments on MANCHESTER M a s Falls, Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. K. chester Parkade has elII the was named by President Nixon a visit to the Knoxville FBI of VanAmberg, Utica, Mich. His maternal great-grandparents are for the choir will be provided Catholic clergymen from Stam OIL HEAT, INC. Jennifer and Elizabeth Roberts and new family. (Herald p'hoto by Pinto) supplies, kits and instructions to succeed the late J. Edgar fice, his 25th stop on a tour of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Kathan, Brattleboro, Vt., and Mrs. Clay by members of South United ford from staging their road 6 4 9 ^ 9 0 8 you need for that summer proj Hoover. Gray said about 26 or the 69 FBI field offices. ton Currier, Amesbury, Mass. His paternal great-grandparents Methodist Church and Hartford Historic Tree production of "Jesus Christ, Su ect. Get started today. Continues ace Mr. and Mrs. R.Tucker, Royal Oak, Mich., and Mrs. H. Central Baptist Church. perstar." VanAmberg, Gaylord, Mich. His maternal great-great-grand The Choir raised all the funds Down In Storm The motion also prohibits ad Serving over 50,000 satisfied clients for over 12 years. Mother to Mother Message needed for its tour. vertisement of the show. mother is Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Bellows Falls, Vt. He has a DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) — A The suit was filed on behalf brother, Michael, 2. 60-milc-an-hour gust accom It WEifl case of women's In- So. . . .Mrs. Taylor trotted left perhaps for food and then V «' • • of the holders of the copyright ...... Main Street panying a thunderstorm has tuition all the way and It really the cat off to the veterinarian didn’t know how to get back in. AiLL SALiES FINAiL CASH SAIiES ONLY Mundell, Stacy Ann, daughter of David and Annette Dow ,CO O KIN G to the rock opera. It main bitjught down the mighty Avery tained that the production in psdd off for a lost cat when it to get his expert advise and he Undaunted the women re- Beach Beauties Mundell, 253^ Talcottville Rd., Vernon. She was bom June 28 Oak, a tree that was full grown f appefired on the scene on Tunxis confirmed the fact that It was moved the very heavy grating j 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents IS FUN fringed that copyright, accord MANCHESTER JULY 24^27 ^ 3 Have you seen those sand when the town was founded In \ODRESS RoEUf in Bolton Monday. Indeed a mama cat. from the sewer by themselves, are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S. Dow, Dubuque, Iowa. Her paternal ing to the copyright holders' O X G006 chairs at FAIRWAY on Main 1638. M V r M r t i u c r f m m o v h r a m i m r o m o s a m p u s Ifie female cat, described as The plot thickened. . .where put u ladder down and brought grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mundell, Vernon. She has lawyer, John (Jlancy of Bridge D N D , VA. c Street? Until it was struck by light SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 0#t custom mooovrod for your toilorod lulti, ond otyk ond tito. 2 ' ?2 2 black EUid white and beautiful, were the kittens? with mama tfi® kittens up to a very grate- two sisters, Tina Marie, 5, and Diana Lynn, 4. port. Imagine enjoying the beach ning in the 1938 hurricane, the aroused the suspicion of three cat's persistant uneasiness, tul mother cat which, if It could without the grit. WHY NOT A SUMMER I, CECIIV IIOWNSIONE Hie three Stamford men re MENS MENS MENS LADIES MENS LADIES LADIES LADIES tree was five feet In diameter. KNIT SILK/WOOL Holbrook, Donald Francis, son of Richard P. and Donna ferred to in the suit were iden SPORT PANT SLACKS KNIT DRESS READED women who live on Tunxis again their women's intuition have talked would probably still The tree, property of the SUITS s u m COATS SUITS SUITS SWEAHRS Jones Holbrook, 40 Olcott St., Manchester. He was bom June PORCH REFRESHER tified as John T. O'Reilly, Jack Road, Mrs. Penny Taylor, Mrs. told them something was wrong ^ expressing gratitude to her The cut surface of a partly Dedham Historical Society, was $ 6 0 .0 0 $ 4 6 .5 0 $ 3 5 .0 0 $ 4 5 .0 0 $ 1 6 .5 0 $ 4 5 .0 0 $ 3 8 .0 0 $1 0 .9 5 VACATION IN FLORIDA? 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather Crisp Wafer Cookies Coyne and Robert (Jassldy. A Elizabeth Roberta and Mrs. and with further prodding by rescuers. eaten cake won’t dry out if It is BOO yards away from the Fair spokesman for the U.S. District Allison Boisoneau. The ladies "m am a" they discovered the fu™riy is now resting covered with slices of bread Take Advantage of Low Summer Excursion Fares is Francis A. Jones Sr., 85 Prospect SL, Manchester. His pa Iced Tea MENS UDIES PACKAGE DEALS MENS MENS 1430 banks House, known as the old Court in New Haven stdd they c o n o N / LADIES LADIES READ ED K A surmised that the cat was try- problem. . . the kittens were comfortably on the back porch attached to the cake’s cut sur ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Holbrook, Bol CRISP WAFER COOKIES 3 MENS SUITS CASHMERE KNIT SILK 10V5 - 24W est frame dwelling in America. DACRON CASHMERE GLOVES ton. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter were affiliated with a Stamford TOPCOAT SHIRTS SUIT TOPCOAT Ing to tell them something and down in a storm sewer. Appar- Roberts home being face with toothpicks. cc/f4 These are very thin, brittle It got its name from Dr. Wil $ 1 39.95 SHIRTS UDIES well-fed and getting much at "T y " Holland, High St., Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil organization known as the Con $ 5 8 .0 0 $1 0 ,9 5 $ 4 5 .0 0 $ 5 8 .0 0 their women’s , intuiUon told ently the mother cat had fol- For the layered look . . . and lacelike. $ 4 .5 0 $ 4 .5 0 tention. The lovely shell-stitch $llQ.oo liam Avery who, according to A. Johnston, Cape Cod, Mass. His paternal great-grandparents temporary Mission. them it must have to do with lowed a pipe through, used the a sleeveless dress under Sleep Sale makes fast work of this 1/4 cup com syrup an old story, was trapped by a A really happy ending to this a loose-fitting jacket! No. are Mr. and-Mrs. Porter Holbrook, Braintree, Mass., and Er FOR APPOINTMENT; CAIL MR. (Excluding Ou*y 4 Moiling) some kittens. sewer for a maternity ward. . . Famous Steams and Foster pretty set for baby! No. 1/4 cup butter blizzard on the second floor of 1 M EN S SUIT "tale of the cat" would be to 1430 with PHOTO-GUIDE is nest Travegallnl, Framingham, Mass. Honey requires no digestion 1 SPORT COAT bedding Is now specially priced CC-114 has crochet direc 1/3 cup firmly packed light his home and escaped over the but goes directly into the tdood- 1 PAIR SUCKS K. RABRY at MANCHBanCB MOTIX, TKX. aM.UMM have its owner claim it. The in Sizes 10 V4 to 24% tions for items shown as PLUS 1 SHIRT (bust 33-47). Size 12%, at WATKINS BROS. Reg. $79.96 brown sugar tree’s branches. $ 1 1 0 .0 0 women feel it is not a cat that wel! as a cardigan (not stream. T tU K H O N I ANYTIME: IF NOTIN. LEAVE YOUR NAME A RHONE NUHIER. 35 bust . . . dress, !■% each. Now only $55.00 each. 1/2 cup unsifted flour Singer Ordered To Rest was dropped off by anyone as sh ow n ). Price ,. ,75i. AN OCEAN FRONT HOTEL FOR JUST Ambrose, Johnett Denise, daughter of John Donald and yards 60-inch; jacket, Queen size available for $168.00. 1/2 cup chopped (medium fine) ^ it was wearing a flea collar To order, send 75f, includes Betty Warner Ambrose, 28 Scott Dr., Vem ■ \. PAGE FOURTEEN Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a i j ). Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., w e d it o sb a y , ju l y 26.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 26, 1972 BARBS Columbia Tolland Tolland Manchester High Honor Roll By PHIL PASTORET SENIORS Karen Gilmore Scott Leone Sharon Munsie Unfortunately, the cars niKh Honor* Mary Lou Gracyalny Linda Magi Mark Obermeier with the largest horsepower Police Asked to Patrol John Abbott Thomas Grenier Karen Magnuson Scott Odell often go to the fellows with Public Act 490 Explained Permit Granted For Temporary Gravel Pit SuSan Ackerman Steven Grube David MalinoeM Jean Pastel the least horse sense. Joseph Mihaltak has been James Oomish,Oomi^, chairman of Saturday’sSaturday's registrationregrlstratlon ses- Fellowship at 10 a.m. until noon Debbie Adler Nancy Guterlch William McGugsin Alan Press g^ranted periitiSSl^n lO CiU.»nciujn the Board of Education,Fdncntinn. re- slimninn will includeInrlitdo an rhr«rttPApractice floa.ses- at nt thothe church. Kim Anthony Maureen Guzik Richard Mitchell Karen Press Swimming Area at Dike PutMc Act 490 offers a prop, eligibility for tlie act. when you ' assessments inriiided gravel------and ------make ------stone -----andml quested uio olmii the, aim rescheduling uLiya a r e of aaae the i slcn, and boys are asked to David Barrett before the property declarations property Paula Haldem^ Susan Mosler David Rldolfi out should watch our arty tax ataelter for large land- seek to file an application.” in October. in one of the court d^lelons f^'o^essed gravel at his gravel meeting so decisions regarding bring shorts and sneakers. Manchester Ev^enlng Herald John Benoit Robert Hayes bank for the next two weeks, the school budget can be Bulletin Board James Nelson Delrdro Shaw home town ball team. was honored recently a t'th e deveS "ttielr*^d° ..Hi?®® attending Qualificatloiis according to Simpson, is that Tolland correspondent Bette Robin Bergnmlnl Thomas JRte Thomas Neumann First Selectman Howard Bates services, actlvltiea, and work The permission was granted adopted ait the next school ’The outdoor film festival will Quatrale, tel. 875-8845. Linda Splnnato says there havg been increasing Faculty Center with a testi To many of these pooDle it tinn ^®I® '‘®®' ^ eligible for inclusion assessments must be based on Robert Blake Linda Hlivyak Linda Plsch Curtis Stager accomplished du^jkthe current by the Zoning Board of Appeals, boaid meeting Aug. 9. have its second performance to- Paula Brlsson Nancy Hungerford complaints of people using, the year and to ben»M«mpUshed monial . dinner. means aimole survlval^of their ^® u®* which claims you under Public Act 490, a land- “the agricultural use to which which acted on Mlhaltak’s re- Attending the finance board night at 8:16 at Oandall’s Cheryl Rogers Craig Steely end ni~._ T. .__ make a certain amount owner must use his prop- the land is actually put by the ^ , a . mi h . i ... Barbara Brody Michelle Hurteau Erdonl Rd. Dike area for swim during the ensumg ^ a r , ac Sixty-five fellow workers and farms and family plots. If forc .1 1 Park on the tennis courts. Mrs. Agnew Christopher Saunders Martin Szeber ming purposes. ’This is a retrict- of money from your farm to erty as an operating f a r m f ^ t taxpayer on t^le assessment ™®®“*^ '^®’’® "l®l" Claire Brown James Hyland Daniel Silver John ’Talley cording to the charter. invited guests' and relatives at ed to pay taxes on current earlier this week. bers A. Scott Warner, John A double .feature is scheduled Deborah Burt' ed area and residents say peo The charter also outlines new tended. Bemltt received a mon maricet value of their property, ^allfy under the provisions of wasteland and woodland can be date, rather than some other Bonnie Irwin Eric Stafford Diane ’Treadwell “*® _ included as part of the farm. use vddeh might be of a higgler The gravel bank is located Burokas and Roger Gallic. Miss- including Laurel and Hardy in Isnt Worried Cynthia Caprllozzl Jeffrey P. Johnson ple using the area are there duties for the first selectman etary gift from his fellow work they could not do it. on the shores of the Wlllimantic Ing were Stewart Joslln, chalr- ’Beau Hunks” and five W. C. Carol Starkweather Peter Uzupes sometimes until 8 or 4 a.m. If the application is turned Forest land must Include at potential value.” Debra Carroll Sue Kahn Bradford Sylvester Lisa Vaughan concerning the budget. It will ers and other gifts. ^ *In Tolland, however, the as Rlver near Depot Rd. man; Gordon Busher and Nor- Fields short films, including About Dangers Ruth Cary Kristine Keeney ‘ Bates has requested State Po be his duty to present a pro sessments placed on land de exDiatnpd” t^Mo- *t®h®.^™®l. a® *®^ “ ®®*’®® ‘*® a-pproved Thus, farmland must be as- ZBA approval for the con- man Edmonds. The Great McGonigle, Circus SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Judith Szarka Jill \Wnter lice to patrol the area more of Donald Chamberlain Gloria Kilpatrick Debra Vater Donald Woods The key to a successful posed budget to the Board of Mandiester Evening Herald clared under P. A. 490 are con- Inv* t!? ^ ®*®^® '^rester- aessed at that value, irregard- strucUon of a house addition. Football Registration Slicker, ’The Great Chase, The Mrs.Spiro T. Agnew says the ten and to make arrests if neces "blderably higher than the advo rn^atercH mall The open space provision, less of surrounding property use Demise Chambers Elissa Klein Janet Veal Honors picnic is often missing from Selectmen by no later than Sept. Columbia correspondent Vir was granted to Robert S. Strout 'The Midget Ftootball League Big Sun, and Hurry, Hurry. possiblity of danger to her hus- Donald Charlamb Susan Klemans the can of sardines. sary. He added that parking con 10. ginia Carlson, tel. 888-9884. cated rates included in the act refusesraM.aa to... aceptao«r,t 1 it.. ® cloM Hot ss yot sppiy in Tol- \4ddch could be commercial or of Grandview St. providing the Is looking for new members and The Conservation Commission band during campaigning is Pamela Walch Doreen Ackerman ditions during daylight hours land, since the plan of develop- Industrial. Randall Cole Jeffrey Klojzy Marcia Wickman Karen Ahem His budget message must out and upheld by several court de- Two lanes of recourse can be addition remains at least 16 will hold registration sessions will meet tonight at 8 in the something "we don’t think Mark Coleman Nancy Knight have become almost unbearable line a proposed financial policy ment for the town has not yet ’The court decision also cited feet from the adjoining lot at tonight from 6 until 8 p.m. at Town Hall. about or dwell upon.” Walerie Wilbur Andrea Balbonl and Bates feels that this means 1 . complaining land- been, adopted. ’Ihe open space rental rates based on a state- Charles Deltatto Alisa Kove Margaret Wilks Karen Bengston Hebron of the town describing import ^ ^® owners, the courts on an annual Tomorrow the Town Plan Ad- Mrs. Agnew accompanied her Mark Denley Deborah Krar someone will be hurt sooner or ant features oi the proposed of increasingly mlUtant rela- Z r ; ! ’ i r “ "".“r;. land musT Te' decter^d w ld r a v :;;g e ^ d decis: “fring to build an attached porch. JiL®Church. vlsory Committee will meet at husband" during an appearance Helga Wlrtz John Benson later in that area. Tax Collector’s Uons between the landowners ‘ the Board of Tax Re- on the plan of development for ions upholding the act and its Mary Ellen Doll William Krause Colleen Young Janice Butler budget plan, indicating any ma walkway and garage to his Last year’s divisional 8 P "'- In the Town Hall, and her® ’Tuesday amid tight Secret Susan Donovan Entries Sought Out-of-town cars have been and the assessors, as well as the the town, before it can be in- rates, Simpson noted, David LaForge Honors Gall Byram jor changes from the current plons, the Tolland league the Tolland Junior Women’s Service security. Darlene Drown Mary Lalashuls observed in the area and this is year and the reasons for them. Notice Board of-Tax Review. The courts are admittedly eluded under Public Act 490. The advantages of Public Act Debra Ackerman Kim Cardello In Harvest Fair not permissible. Bates said. Li Property owners complaining and many of the Road Signs create a new pony dlvUlon this Cl«b Education Committee will She said she was ”very Nancy Edwards James Lapenta James Aldrich Dennis Chartler ’The first selectman must also Conveyance Tax 490 were little known in town Road Superintendent William year for older boys Games will tTieet at 10:30 a.m. at the Koe- pleased and happy with Presl- Lynn Elmore cense numbers are now being TOWN OF HEBRON of the situation attended Mon- last n‘«ht could see ’The last session of the legls- until the onnouncament of the Peter Lawrence Brian Ballard Ann Marie Ctvltlllo ’The Hebron Harvest Fpir estimate revenue, presenting in Taxes on the Town of Hebron Sevclk has turned to the town’s------be scheduled with area towns home on Old Stafford Rd. dent Nixon’s decision to retain Donald Farr Peter Leber recorded. parallel columns the itemized day night’s meeting, called by reason why they should Ijave lature instituted a ’’conveyance revaluation was made by the A crafts workshop will be held her husband as his running Joann Beller Linda Clark Committee is now accepting en Residents said it took the State Grand List of October 1, 1971 tax” section to the bill as a "4luea In notl- including EUlngton, East Wind Mary Farrell Francine Lefebvre receipts collecte din the last Robert Baas, chairman of the '®^®' ‘*'®*'‘ assessors. boosting land values ^Im of missing or dam- sor. South Windsor, Coventry, by members of the United Con- mate, but she added, “I can’t Marguerite Blakeslee Dennlse Dellsle tries for animal and article ex Police one hour last week to ar are due and payable in two in Conservation Commission, to P°s‘tlon was already contained means of recapturing taxes if by over 300 per cent Linda Findlay Margo Lehman Bridget Bossidy Sharon DellaFera hibits, according to Adrian fiscal year, receipts collected aged road signs. Hebron, Bolton and Stafford. gregational Church Women’s say I was really surprised.” Nancy Forde Diane Lemieux rive at the scene and Just be during the current year and es stallments. explain details of the act. ^® ® provisions and had the declared land Is sold for de- The announcement came too Donna Lee Brown Kent Demers Caron, chairman of the exhibit fore the cruiser arrived every ’The first Installment on taxes Anyone knowing oi a missing Boys between the ages of nine Victoria Gallo Richard Lescroart Thomas Cameron timated receipts to be collected They heard George Simpson upheld in other court velopment within ten years of late for land owners to apply Ernest Demko committee. one left the scene. on the Grand List of October 1, Its purchase. ’The Connecticut under Public Actrt.4.,1, 490,-RtTv andcum trig- LX* damaged street name sign and 15 years of age are ellgt* Jill Gearhart David Levine William Csistagna Susan Derby Caron said that entries will in the ensuing year. oi the OnmecUcut Farm Bureau eases. James Geyer Robert Levy After the police left, two cars He must also list an estimate 1971 becomes duo and payable explain the act, and urge them Stanley Goadz claimed the Farm Bureau did not support gered a rigorous controversy |^^^?a^^ice^'^'t'w een T a m SI,® the midg;et lea^e Bonnie Chace Carol Derewlanka be accepted lor the horse show, arrived again but the police did July 1, 1972. Taxes due July 1, the clause, which also appeared which had its affects on the . . ______.. „ first practice session wUl MID-SUMMER ^ SPECIAL Gregory Gozzo Meg Lucas James Colla of available surplus. to fight the assessments if they should pay for the legal Sandy Dickinson swine, sheep, livestock, goats, not return. 1972 will become delinquent Au are unfair. i®6s for the landowners out of to be unpopular among many adoption of the town budget and ^ Monday through I ^ be held Aug. 14, with the first 15 DAYS ONLY Linda Gullo Elizabeth Lunt Donna Cowles Rolsin Doherty poultry, pets and fancy stock. For the first time there will Sandra Hanley Marilyn Manseau According to residents in the be a public hearing prior to the gust 1, W72 and Interest will be Without P. A. 490, a land- the tax money It collects, of those at the meeting. budget referendums. games set for Sept. 10. Mary Curtis Robin Douglas In the article category, entries area affected by the noise, chil charged at the rate of \ of 1% owner of 100 acres could find Ted Blow, chairman of the Value Difference Until die revaluation, land signs will be ordered. Soccer Registration All New Driveways Suzanne Heller Kathleen ManzoliUo Lynne DeCampos ’Therese Downing can b|6 made in the baking con October town meeting (at least Meeting Postpone -pjig Board at Recreation will Pamela Heritage Richard Marshall dren must stay in their homes ten days) when the representa per month as of July 1 until himself having to pay taxes Board of Tax Review, promised Locally, the assessors have values were so low, based on Kimberlee Delaney Roxanne Edgar test, photo contest, salon prints because of the abusive language taxes are paid. placed tdgher values on land the______1960 valuation,______, _ that__- owners The Board of Finance poet- registration seseione for its W ill Be Sealed Free Abbie Horowitz Ronald Massey Michael Doane tives from all agencies and the based on a 1240,000 assessment to lower the assessments to the Karrie ElUs category and snapshot contest. being used at the dike. Payment may be ■ made by while under the act the same levels contained in the act, but declared under the various (®lt no need to look for an al- P®"®** night’s meeting goccer program, tomorrow from Cheryl Howe Marian Matushak Deborah D / / PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALR, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY-26^ 1972 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 \ fllanrlfJBfer Ew nitts WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 Pages 17 to 32 LAST 3 DAYS! Robertson Park Day Gamp . . . i t j i A t t e w s t m p i APPLIANCES • TV • *^^I^^URNITURE • RUGS OPEN Get 'em while they lost! Six of these, two of those, three of them, lota of onesies only. It's o Cleon sweep of hundreds of bargains we could not even begin to list. So if you're In the morliet TILL 9 for furniture, TV, or applianees now, or in the future, moke a beeline for Blau's in downtown Workmen unload big fish catch at Boston, but sta Main Street, Manchester. . . tistics show the New England indus'tfy is slowing EVERY down (A P photo) Money? Leave It at home! We've got gentle terms with no money down and up to three yecws EVENING to pay. Shop in relaxed comfort every day of the week tin V P.M. and all day Saturday, and of New England Fish 5^T. TILL 5:30 ®***” *' ^ porking right at our front door. It's only once a year. Don't miss it! Are Disappearing / By PHIL CANNADAY world by exploitation.” said BOSTON (AP) — The waters Thomas Norris, vice president oi the Atlantic off the New of the Boston Fish Boat Corp. England coast no longer hold Norris said foreign fishing 4-Pc. PIN E the lucrative catches they did fleets have "depleted herring only a decade ago, leaving the so badly in the last four or five BEDROOM SET area’s fishing industry In a sad years that herring is now in a DreMwr, BOmw, B«d, SpaeloMi d iM t • state of affairs. critical state.” And he said the FotoelalB Knobs " I t ’s now Am erica's last in- same ships are also endan- R og. 4SS.N Vataw dustry in terms of recognition,” gerlng schools of haddock, 288~$as says Hugh F. O'Rourke, execu- mackerel and silver and red ^lE iiii. bMW oM m w tlve secretary of the Boston hake. *319.00 Fisheries Association. brightest spot in the In- Linda Washburn, director at Robertson Park Day Camp, joins Datnd Gutman in a game of “Sockey,” while interested campers look on. O'Rourke says there are now dustry is the lobster Industry, 14 fish processing companies the heart of which is located based at the Boston Fish Pier along the Maine coast, which handle about 32 million Lobster prices rose to $8.4S a Story by Betty Ryder pounds of fish a year. Just a pound on the wholesale market decade ago there "Were 21 com- last winter, largely because of Photos by Al Buceivicius panics lining the pier to handle increasing demand from inland IIS miUion pound annual catch- points where lobster is flown es. daUy. Ifoving a sticky ‘fin n ^ f it is little Darya Hirschfeld as she squirts glue onto a 7 "W e ’re going out of the fish- Many New England fish piece of cloth toT v^firch she will attach colored pipe cleaners to form a pat M anchester ing business in New England,” ermen are urging Congress to O'Rourke said. "The wild part expand the coimtry’s territorial tern. Camp activities have attracted some 50 campers daily. is that we're the country pur- water limit from 12 to 200 miles chasing a bilUon dollars of fish to protect suppUes of various SAVINGS from abroad” each year. species. Last March, a lobbying Americans hunger for fish group for New England lish- - A Fun Place For Kids has taken the reverse trend ermen told their congressmen In Manchester, the 6- to 12- A L O A N from the New England in- that quotas were ineffective, Bastem ConnecUcut State Col ly between 2 and 4 p.m.” Miss dustry, O'Rourke said, aver- llie committee of the New yeariold set have it made this lege, has worked for the recrea Washbury said. ’ tion department for eix years. Day camp activities are held Association aging il.2 pounds of fish per England Fisheries Advisory summer. capita in 1971. But now 70 per group said the International "T h e children bring their own near the swing and seesaw sec And It's all happening at the cent of the fish crossing Ameri- Commission for the Northwest lunch, and we provide milk,” tion of Robertson Park and a can dinner tables is imported. Atlantic Fisheries, the agency Robertson Park Day Camp, Miss Washburn said. large green building on the John J. O'Brien, an official of charged with setting catch sponsored by the town’s recrea "Our d ^ ly activities include grounds is used to store equip tion departnvent. ment. the National Marine Fisheries quotas for 16 member nations, drama ana pupp.etry, arts and jry^7 54 -1 ! I PAGE EIGHTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENIim HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEftMESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 M a n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., W^:b^^^:sDAV, j u l y 2g, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN. Residents Ask Light Island GOP Tonight Will Hear Open Burning Highly Restricted THE Regulations for the abate parts, and paint and paint re trol of disease or pests; and for Rittenband and Almquist ment air pollution which went Delays lated solvents. agricultural burning for vegeta FAMILY At Center-Roosevelt into effect June 1 strictly con The Manchester Republican Almquist, 33, is a third-year tion management. trol open burning in Connecti There are certain types of Town Committee will hear two student at the University of Residents of the Roosevelt St. aresi of Manchester off Remap cut. ^m lng of many types of fires which are allowed and do T h e state air compliance unit lAWYER speakers tonight — Atty. Rich- Connecticut School of Law. He Centei- St., concerned with ainrarent hazardous traffic materials are prohibited and not require burning certificates must issues permits for fires foi** ard Rittenband of South Wind- Is a former field coordinator for HARTFORD (AP) — Secre- even when burning is permitted provided they do not create 'a- -the dlepoaal of dangerous mate ^'Greatest Show ’ f- of another t,.^ of'ti.e'sTate Gloria Sci^fVe; Almquist of New the MeskUl M foru . Governor,m Com a certificate of open burning nulsance. These fires include rials where there Is no reason must be obtained first either barbecues or other outdoor fires able alternative method of dis on Earth" □ .0 from the town’s air pcdlutlon of for the cooking of food; camp- posal. pemion b,Mr._ conUr-SI. .b . lobd TS w" M y s i . " SS m Iw . ■ \ V'.. 't ; PAGE TWEim- BIANCHfiStEiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Social CLOSED Security MON. THRU6AT SUNDAY Q&A OPEN ’TH. NUDNIGHT Q. My husband died three SHOP-RITE COUPON years ago. I will be 60 in a few TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF Toward the purchase of CHECK OUR QUALITY! CHECK naonths ar.d I want to apply for $1 OR MORE THIS monthly Social Security widow's COUPON $1 or more payment. Must I wait un'iil I'm WORTH Fresh Meat 60 to apply? I BEEF, LAMB. VEAL. FORK. POULTRY FRESH MEAT FROZEN MEAT NOT INCLUDED) A. No, ■you should apply two Limit One Coupon or three months before you 4 0 ' Coupon tipirei Juljrlt, Coupon KOOd At eny ShoP'Ril# Supernxrktt reach 60. You will neel your BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. PORK. POULTRY OFF OWER OVERAU PRICES! YOU m birth certificate, marriage cer FROZEN MEAT NOT INCLUDED tificate and your husband's So cial Security number when you apply. You should not delay corAacting the Social Security office because you don't have all the items listed. The people FIRST WANT TO SHOP ANYWHERE I at the office may be able td help you obtain them. CUT Q. 1 started getting Social Security checks in January and MUCK at that time I estimated my WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES earnings would be $2,500 for m i 1972. However. I have just been Fresh Produce! CNOKE laid off and I ax>n't earn $1,680 SEEDLESS IT S W H O ! this year. Should I notify Social SWEET CALIFORNIA Security of the change In my BONELESS W DNO CRR M f estimated earnings? STEAK BONELESS A, Yes. You should do so right CALIF. CHUCK ROAST BEEF RIB STEAK ADDED) away since it may be possible FULLY COOKED that you are entitled to more GRAPES iH m m o payments this year since your rusoT( O A c 'isoTI $ 1 0 9 earnings have dropped from ( dio^ lb CHOici $2,500 to $1,680 S|19 Bec^ Q. I'm a homemaker. I've Smolteci never worked outside my home except last summer when I worked in a friend’s store. SOUTHERN BONELESS BEEF BEEF SHOULDER O T C M I # ^OK LONDON Could I get a refund of my So w I EMIm HHuiL * 1 “ cial Security contributions from SW EET 9 CHUCK POT ROAST that job? SteolbA OVEN PEACHES O READY QUARTERED (CHUCK) A. Social Security con Hant FIRST CUT BEEF CHUCK GROUND 4 tributions cannot be refunded. PRICED SLIGHTLY $109 / ■ : But the work credits remain on ROAST HIGHER fANY SIZE" PORK LOIN your record, and if you take an PASCAL [p a c k a g e - 'WM-j ‘-BOTTOMbottom ROUNDround • LONDON BROIL other job covered by Social Se CUT FROM •SHOULDER curity, you'll continue to build CELERY 29« FRESH BUTTS - SHOULDERsh o u ld er rROAST o a st w B * * your Social Security protection. ------"FRESH CUT"------29 EXTRA FANCY S T E W L E A N 9 9 1 PORK ROAST -59*1'= 49^ G. I’m a 52-year-old widow get r CMCKEN MRTS ^ M lb. ting a monthly Social Secur LEGS BREAST WITH RIBS CUBED ity check for myself and my son, who is now 17. He plans Veal Steaks i b o 9 ^ Veal Steaks > 9 9 ' to enlist in the service. BY THE PIECE 5 9 - 6 9 * Should I report this to Social Slab Bacon i b 0 9 ^ Beef Liver > 6 9 ' Security? 3 ° 2 3 ^ L WINGS lb 3 9 ^ j * A. Yes. Since you are receiving WHY PAY MORE? SHOP AT SHOP-RITE payment because you have a child under 18 in your care, -Health & Beauty Aids!- your payment will stop when CLEAR ORCLOUDY your son enters the service. Your son’s check may also COLGATE of 60 SHOP-RITE stop depending on wdien he TOOTHPASTE BREADED, PEPPERED OR CUBED enters and his estimated sheets A I earnings for the year. You 11* should notify Social Security SHOP-RITE VEGETABLE as soon as you know the date WHY PAY MORE’ LAUNORY BACON LIVER OH BEEF DOG FOOD 15-01. VEAL PATTIES your son will enter the serv Ajax Detergent Ui 5 9 ' Salad Oil Red Heart can ^7 HINDQUARTERS WITH PARTS OF DACK ice. 2-lb.$*| WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE POWDER ANTI PERSPIRATNT SPRAY carl J L quart 4 5 ' Have a question about Social Grapefruit Juice 'S'39' Mayonnaise (FROZEN) Security and Its retirement, sur Arrid Light ? r8 9 ' HUNTS TURKEY LEDS > 0 7 vivors, disability or Medicare SHOP-RITE 10c OFF L / ^ L Pineapple Juice4'.‘.i’9 9 ' Tomato Sauce 6 1 8 - 0 1 . SUPER R ICH T-A U MEAT benefits? Write to Questions & Peroxide bll. WHY PAY MOREI WHITE HOUSE ^ 2-lb. c 4 ______I . . ! _ _ Answers, Social Security office, JOHNSONS A n n ip TomatO JUICe 4 cans'll Minute Rice 657 Main St., East Hartford 14-oi. R Q ^ O tors J . SPANISH RISOTO STROGANOFf • r6 9 ' VANITY FAIR 3 PAK REGAL PRINT roll of m ^ FRIED CHICKEN BEEF 0 ^ 0 ^ ^ REGULAR AND SUPER 06108. Baby Powder can ^7 b ,x $ 1 1 9 80NDEO BLADES SNMIESS FRANKS Facial Tissue 5 9 ' Rice-A-Roni 2 9 ' Kotex FRESH REGAL PRINT BATHROOM TISSUE 0 ^ ^ SHOP-RITE 9 INCH WHITE WHITE. ASSORTED. OR DECORATED ■ .A * .... (PUHlOt Wilkinson 14 oz. SKIN CREAM Vanity Fair j,v;"39' Paper Plates .?iio 8 9 Scottowels POTATO SOtlTNERN), l 6 .o .$ 1 1 9 MACARONI OR COLE SLAW ***"'■ Court Cases Noxzema jar i L A&P SALADS SHAMPOO lo -o i.Q Q ^ -Frozen Food Savinus!- CIRCUIT COURT 12 Lemon Up $iie HAIR COLOR or H.iddock CORN. PEAS AND PEAS AND CARROTS FRESH THOMPSON Manchester Session Nice 'N Easy Cases disposed of or nolled at n . , $ ' SHOP-RITE » . . . S i Monday’s session included: pkgs. ^ bags ^ ■ Roger P. Beck, 25, of Storrs, •General Merchandise!- charged wdth fourth-degree lar VEGETABLES ceny, nolled. COCONUT OR CHOCOLATE MIGHTY HIGH 16 OZ CAN 65c "GREAT FOR SNACKS LAYER CAKEARIXES Gian V. Benaquista, 21, of CITRONELLA Orange Juice 4 * 99^ Cream Pies COLLECE INN Glastonbury, failure to display W l a llg c -iUIVeC “T 3 ALL VARIETIES SWIFTS MEAT , Dutchie Pretzels3 ’S;'39' headlights, nolled. CANDLES ALL UAHIfTlFS m OR LINKS BROWN AND SERVE ^ MORTONS 5 8 OZ. PKGS. 95c 0 ^ » Carl P. Etabert, 17, of 453 S« V i V V ^ ^ ih- Center St,, fourth-degree lar Sh0D-RiteBagels4S7 9 9 ' Sausage pirg 69^ Macaroni Cheese 3p°g"^l 2 . . . /NO ' CAULIFLOWER CHEESE SAUCE._ei CAN HINES ALL VARIETIES TIP TOP DRINKS OR ^ ^ ALL VARIETIES m ceny, nolled. SHOP-RITE 10 • 6-OZ. CANS 99c T" 4^ C H E Is E s a u c e . ONIONS IN CRkA V WHITE CORN AND BROCCOLI SPE TOMATO JUKE SWEET-FRESH RED-RIPE Charles R. Ferland, 21, of Lemonade 5 2 p° 9 ‘ 7 9 ^ Swanson Pot Pies 4 p k g V 9 9 ^ Amston, failure to display mark In Our Dairy Case! -Vegetables” ’Delicatessen Dept!* er plates, nolled. PLASTIC JUICE I GALLON SiZl ^ Appetizer Dept!- Richard C. Gill, 19, of 18 Decanter ..2 9 ' (1-LB. BOWL) r LONGACRE VAC-PACK Blaehewiie/A T e m a ln c / 4 Margaret Rd., reckless driving, IRONSTONE CAMPFIRE pleaded guilty, fined $45. Bowls 3 ,..‘ 1 CHIFFON SOFT W H ITE MEAT JliTJiTTI; CUCUMBER Roy H. Goding, 27, of 96 Wells ELDORADO 16-OZ. SIZE a ■ 24 01. A. St., operating a motor vehicle G TURKEY ROLL .1 SLICED BACON while his license is under sus IceTea Glasses o PAGE TWENTY-FIVE. p a g (e t w e n t y -p o u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WED^IESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 South Windsor South Windsor HEALTH CAPSULES® Superintendent Report hy Mlcheel A. PetU, M.D. W IT o j e . - T o LET V d U P . To Become Agendo Item irMILPRlM WEAR^NIAK£R$ Few Oppose Plan High School Changes Planned OP The TiMt ^ Something new was added to computer shwld ^ When school begins in Sep- He added he did not feel the student lunches by five cents, ^ the Board of Education agenda the en(J ^ Mini-pricing" means more service! More quality! ^ % i tember, high school students lounge snack bar would inter- with elementary students pay- §? when Dr. James P. Kennedy, cest will be s ^ t ^ For Sewer Lines will find four major changes in fere with participation in the ing 45 cents and the secondary i ; superintendent cf schools, at- totm and «® b »l ^ the building layout: the moet regular school hot lunch pro- grades 50 cents, and a proposal tending his first session Monday added that thero be The Sewer Commission last though she was not having significant one be \ ■ : / PAGE*TWENTY-SrX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,, 1972 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHfiSTEE. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUl^Y 26, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN ‘Relief Pitching is an Art,’ Said Mets’ Tug McGraw, Two Unknowns Lead Amateur Play, Specialist Shuts\Out AL Power in All-Star Classic Stan Hilinski One Stroke Behind "I went Into retirement be for his argument, the left-hand three straight All-Star games, blanket on Aaron's accom- by Atlanta's Hank Aaron, the plishment. However, the Na Wrong Man Gets MVP Helinski of Manchester, (Jonn. first round of the New England the New England Amateur Golf Ed Barry, Needham, Mass., ATLANTA (AP)— Tug cause of close games like NEW IJAVEN (AP) — er had much more to say after the American League field boss ing in the last two innings, hometown golden boy, and tionals tied the game in the Morgan, ever the romantic, Three former New England championships. Championship’s first round, 36-36-72. McGraw is awfully glad that," said Murtaugh. "I didn't has never picked a relief pitch-, striking out four batters, before Cookie Rojas of the Kansas ninth on Lee May’s run-scoring wished that Aaron would have Two amateur golfers who champions were tied back at “ This course is unique. 1 played Tuesday at the Yale Joe Browning, Weston, Mass., winning his first All-Star game. see anything out there tonight that he doesn’t pitch in the er for his staff. Cincinnati's Joe Morgan came City Royals. bouncer. won the Most 'Valuable Player hadn’t gotten very far in 76: Fred Kask and Pete Zac- heard it was a very testing Golf Course. 36- 36-72. "Relief pitching is an art," that makes me want to untTS- American League. He’d No Recognition through with the game-winning Crowd Plenser Aaron called his home run trephy Instead cl himself. previous shots at the New cafpiino of Wethersfield and layout and I wanted to play it,” Bob Capobianco, Goodwin John Suisman, Tumble Brook, he said, “ and only the National single in the 10th. Aaron coaxed the standing “ the most dramatic" he’s hit. “ When Aaron hit that homo tire.” Bloomfield. Conn., 37-35-72. “ Earl certainly doesn’t recog John Ruby of Stratford. Congdon said. Park, Hartford, Conn. 35-35-70. probably never hiake the League recognizes that fact. “ It was some kind of break room-only crowd of 63,107 to an “ It made me feel good because run, it was like watching a Hol Weaver, who managed last England title are tied for Duane Haley, Hop Meadow, nize us,” said McGraw. Capoblano, who failed to get Play was interrupted for 35 Bruce Congdon, Foxboro, All-Star team if he did. Specialization is the National ing ball, but I don't know if it ear-splitting roar when ho belt most of the folks came out to lywood movie,” said Morgan. year’s 6-4 American League the lead with even par 70s beyond the first round of the minutes by rain, but only the Mass., 37-33-70. Simsbury, Conn., 37-36-73. "They don't recognize relief League way, the modem way. McGraw was certainly recog was a slider or curve since I've ed a two-run homer over the see me hit one," said Aaron, “ It wculd have been nice if he victory at Detroit, refused to after the first round of the Connecticut amateur champion final threesome failed to finish. Stan Hilinski, Manchester Skip Rotondo, Avon CC, jpltchers over there like they do I'm glad that my league has nized as one of the best pitch never seen him before," Mor 375-foot mark in left-center to who has un'-ade.1 6.69 career was the hero, playing before change his All-Star stance on New England Amateur ship two years ago, said “ ev They will complete the first Country CTub, Manchester, Avon, Conn., 38-35-73. in the National Laguee," the underlined the importance of a ers on Atlanta Stadium's play gan said of the pitch he hit for give the Nationals a 2-1 lead in homers in his chase' toward his hemetown fans." relief pitchers even after Tues Golf Championship at the erything was going In the hole. round today. Conn., 36-36-71. Kevin Morris, Candlewood New York Mets' bullpen star relief pitcher. He's really the ing field Tuesday night, al a run-scoring single off Balti the sixth inning. Babe Ruth's record 714. Danny Murtaugh, the former day night’s result gave the Na- Yale Golf Course, It was unbelievable. I used 27 After the second round, the Dr. Ted Lenezyk, Indian Hill, Valley, Danbury, Conn., 36-37- said Tuesday night after help- 10th man on the team.” though there were several other more southpaw Dave McNally, Then Rojas, one of the un- His latest blast was collected Pittsburgh Pirate manager who tlcnals a 24-18-1 edge In the Bob Capobianco, 20, of Hart putts today." field will be cut to the low 40 Newington, Conn., 35-37-72. 73. In the National League. " the All of McGraw's remarks standouts in one of the best- the losing pitcher. likeliest home run hitters on eff Cleveland’s Gaylord Perry, came out of retirement at the series that started in 1038. ford, and Bruce Congdon, 30, of Congdon blrdled the 13th, ).4th plus ties. Thirty-six holes will George Wilson Jr., Race Bruce Zienski, Dudley, Mass., midsummer classic with a were, of course, directed at the played All-Star games In recent Actually, the whole affair the' field, delivered a pinch-hit an old "friend." He hit his game, was ner%’cus right to the “ I think all of my pitchers Foxboro, Mass., lead the field and 16th to come in with a 33 be played Thursday to com Brook, Orange, Conn., 33-39-72. 37- 36-73. tense 4-3 victory in 10 inning.s. American League—but mostly years. never would have gotten to the clout with a man aboard in the 600th h'-mer off Perry when he request of haseball commission did well tonight." said Weaver. of 160 New England golfers. after going out in 37. He said plete the tournament. Bill Dokas, Silver a ty , Wal Edgar Wholey, Harmony, As if his powerhouse pitching toward Manager Earl Weaver McGraw held off the Ameri extra-inning stage except for eighth inning to give the Ameri was pitching in the National er Bowie Kuhn to manage this “ It was just one of those Third at 71 is 64-year-oId Stan he has never gone beyond the Here are the top 15 winners In lingford, Conn., 34-38-72. R. I., 37-36-73. didn't speak eloquently enough of the Baltimore Orioles. In can League with shutout pitch- some game-turning dramatics cans' a 3-2 lead that put a' wet League. spine-tingling end. things.” S A S K E T B A U t S a n Diego -It- 'Iji Legion Misses Opportunity scoxes, INTERMEDIATE I Acquires New IRAll ’ m IOM Ruel’s 47—T. Hagarty 21, S. PLA1 kLY Hagarty 18; Eagle Jrs. 21—Mof- A B A Team To Gain Spot in Standings fitt 4, Tierney 4, M. Nolan 4. SAN DIEGO (AP) — This Bv PAUL GLIHA South Windsor bounced right and stole second on the next Boys 40 — Mlstretta 11, M. Paganl 13, LaBelle 9; Lions 21 city, which lost Us National SERIOUS WORK— Kathy Rigby, of Lo:ig Beach, Calif., is all concentration as T Qcf nio-Rit in 'toiith back with two runs oft starter pitch. Bryant Hoyt walked, j ^ Kloro Ken Irish. After one out, Paul loading the bases with the score —Roback 11, Deegan 3. Basketball Association team a she works out on the balance beam yestei'day during training sessions at Yale Windsor, Manchester blew Kingman fanned. Jeff Hoyt year ago, is the apparent win HY SENIOR I University lor the U.S. Olympic Team. She is a top contender in the event. a three-imn lead in the hot • Qreg Kubis singled to score grounded to third, the throw ner of a new expansion fran- MCX!? 43—Freedman 6, McGee chise from the American Bas- tom of the seventh, allow- Tollsano. Hank Adams popped came home for the force, and 12, Prince 6; CC5 41—Kennedy jcetball Association, It was re- rut to shert. KuWs stole second, the bases remained loaded, ing the home club to tie the 12, Gamber 8, Reynolds 8. ported today. Bin Kingman doubled to center, Levesque fanned to end the In- game, 5-5, and in so doing UAC — Riordan 28, Brunone The Son Diego Union quoted saw a big chance to be in scoring Kubis. Russ Bilodeau "ing. Manchester was grateful 17, Clark 16; Langon 64—Mar- the dperator of the San Diego Dallas first place go down the ‘ hen relieved Irish and got Jeff to come out of the game with a Bowman 14 Choice Sports Arena as saying he had dmin al least for the time » » i,«a .. him h.r j . ^ ------been told by ABA officials j nine- pte, John Basch and Paul To- Tuesday that the franchise was awarded to Leonard Bloom, a Thurs^dav^'^H'hr Manchester picked up a run Hsano both had a double and San Diego dentist. Simv^n,^ i" ‘he fourth when Maloney single, and Bill Kingman had ainst Local The ABA made no announce All-Stars strain on Manches- ^ Bannlne hit to the a double for the South Windsor ter’s pitching as they now play walked. B ^m g mt to me Club. Bob fJorman had a dou ment but scheduled a news con - 1 - three games in a row, then skip shortstop who hobbled the ball ference today in New York. NEW YORK (AP)—Bob “ With a group of guys like the O iiefs’ ISth draft choice in a day before facing E a s r H a ^ allowing runners to end up on ble and two singles for two Basebal RBIs. Bloom, who heads a group Devaney has a string of 23 ‘h*®' we feel that if we got any 1971. ^ Smday Coach second. Saplenza was called U.S. Capitol Corp., told coaching victories and 32 coaching to them at all, we Franco Harris, the Pittsburgh yygn pgrtm summed 'up by The locals face Rockville to night at Mt. Nebo. Game time the Union by telephone from would have a good chance. I Steelers No. 1 draft choice, commenting that his boys cer- McKeon hit to short, and the unbeaten gaipes, but if he is 6, and A1 Noske will get the Chicago that he could make no know they’re going to give it a signed a multi-year contract j^miy learned a lesson that no P'^^ was to force Baimlng comment on the reported sale. hopes to continue that nod to pitch this one. ALUMNI JUNIORS great effort Friday night.” with the team. The terms for game is over until the final out. at third, Maloney scoring. The ABA was meeting in Chi streak, he had better have Hollk filed out to center, and Manchester <6) ^1 The All-Stars will be led by the former Penn State player jjg ^Id them that the whole E RBI Paul Greenfield scored on a cago and was expected to a few aces up his sleeve. quarterbacks Jerry Tagge and were not announced. was thrown out at Maloney. 3b 0 0 Devaney, coach of the 1972 team got just a little too sure of Banning. 2b 5 passed ball to enable Fire & Po award franchises to replace the Van Bronson, both of Nebraska, The Baltimore Colts sig;ned themselves, and when things third after the catch. Sapienza. if Callege Ail-Stars, has been lice to defeat Mari-Mads, 9-8, defunct Pittsburgh and Florida veteran wide receivers Eddie started happening, they lost Lanky Phil Levesque took McKeon, lb drilling mskio squad 1 in- prepara- ktut,, , PEtt Sullivan of j Auburn, the Hollk. c 0 last night at IlUng Field, teams. qofiT All Heisman Trophy winner. Hinton, Ray Perkins, and Jim their pcise ccmpletely. over on the mound for South Gorman, cf San Diego was the home of tion for BYiday night’s 39th All Windsor in the filth, struck out Noske, ss j Dave Ruther had two hits for O Brlen who s also a placekick- Manchester started scoring in Roy, rf 0 the winners. Dave Robeck and the NBA’s Rockets until a year “Coach, Do I Really Have to Rtoh Toni^rt?” Star Game against the Super The Cowboys are 16-to 17%- six batters, and gave up one Tug McGraw Baffles AL’s Batters Victors Celebrate Nate Colbert's Run Hank Aaron, Gaylord Perry Watch Blast er, and defensive back Tom the third when Joe Banning Smachettl. rf j Dave Kershaw contributed key ago when they were sold to a Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys point favorites in the game, hit to Bob Gorman. Irish, p in Chicago. which the pros have won 27 walked. Tom Sapienza’s bunt Bilodeau, p 0 safeties for Mari-Mads. group in Houston. Wendell Tucker, a four-year thrown away by the pitch In the bottom of the seventh, TYie veteran Nebraska coach, times while losing nine and ty- Totals 27 "g Fire & Pcllce 140 031 9-6-2 _ ------wide receiver, was cut by the gr, moving Banning to third the roof caved in on the locals. Pact Calls for $2,625,000 Over Five Years whose teams have won two ‘"K twice. Mari-Mads 232 010 8-6-2 St. Louis Cardinals. Second- gjjj Sapienza to second. John Larry Warshavsky bombed a South Windsor (5) Major League straight national football cham- Elsewhere, the San Francisco triple to deep center field. John Adams, 2 0 0 0 T w e e d 1 e, ^Greenfield and year kicker Skip Butler was re- McKeon and Jack Hollk fan- B, Hoyt. 0 Snuffer; Plerro and Jones. pionships told, a Junior Cham- 49ers reported that rookie wide by the New York Giants, Bob Gorman then lared a doubled to left, scoring Kinmaii, 2b Sports Slate All-Star Classic 0 ----- = L e a d e r s = s ber of Commerce luncheon In reclver Terry Beasley has bro- .^^ho also said rookie linebacker aonWedouble to left center,eenter qeoHno-scoring Warshavsky.I/, Don VHavck ^ground- Levesque, P ,J*> lb. p ( Sanderson Gives Bruins Chanee Chicago Tuesday he was well ken a bone in his right big toe. 0 ALUMNI TODAY Jim Evans will undergo knee mns. short stop, who bob Warshavsky, c : T Rockville Legion vs. Man- AMERICAN LEAGUE aware of what the National The former Auburn All-Ameri- bled the ball, then threw over Basch, 3b ; BATTING (216 at baU)— surgery. A1 Noske singled through the Havck, cf ; 1 J*”*"'® Chester Legion, 6:00 Mt. Nebo Football League champions can had just returned from Mike Tilleman, a Houston de- middle, scoring Gorman. Ren the third baseman’s head in an Tolisano, rf ; 1 Odell and Ed Adamy, Nasslff To React Against WHA Offer Scheirtblum, KC, .324; Plniella, could do. being out eight days with a attempt to pick off Basch, who Kubis, If J; Arms turned back Manchester ’s KC, .'317. fensive tackle, was reported in Roy singled to right, moving ""''"T THURSDAY Explodes With HR on the play. Havck stay Totals 2 “ After a study of Cowboy pulled hamstring muscle, good condition after explor- Ncske to third. Ken Irish, 5 7 B State Bank, 3-1, behind the bril- Moriarty’s vs. Hartford In BOSTON (AP) — The Weston Adams Jr., president “I prefer to stay In Boston,” RUNS—Rudl, Oak, 58; Har game films, we decided to con- Chuck (Hixson, who set many ed cn first. Paul Tolisan bunt Manchester 0 0 4 10 0 ® liant feur-hit pitching of John per, Bsn, 67. atory abdominal surgery. Doc- grounded to second, and when S. "Windsor 0 0 2 0 0 0 surance, 6:00 St. Thomas Semi- er, Tug McGraw the third baseman, who made it Into tlie of the National Hockey League he added, “ but I don’t think centrate our game preparations national passing records at ed to the pitcher, whose throw 2B; Gormw. Kingman, Basch, Koepsel at Mt. Nebo last night, m,™ ATLANTA (AP) — Joe AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia Blazers of the RUNS BATTED IN—D.Allen, tors said they found an abcess the ball bounced off the fleld- Tolisano; 3B; Warshavsky;: SB’SB; /-I ,__ •• • « 4. J z iittiy choice. Rojas was fourth. contest as a pinch hitter for Bruins, was reported on vaca there's any chance the Bruins on punting and kickoff re- Southern Methodist, announced to second for the force was a George Kanehl had a double. Morg-an didn’t like the way East new World Hockey Associ- Chi, 66; R.Jackson, Oak, 67. on the abdominal wall but no er’s glove Into right field. Sapienza, Kubis, Bosch, ’Tolisano; FTIIDAY “ This was one of the most starter Rod Carew only be tion and unavailable for com ■will ever come close to match- little wide and too late. SAC; Sapienza; DP; Hauck to and Dave Coleman produced the script for the JSi-d ma W. L. Pet. G.B. tion have made Boston HITS—Rudl, Oak, 109; Pi- turns." Devaney joked after In- Ids retirement after the Kansas malignancy, ■nileman, 28, a Noske scored. Roy was picked Basch; LOB; Manchester 7. South k„_„ i,.. ,_____ Manchester Legion vs. Wind dramatic home runs I ever cause the Minnesota infielder ment. in-' to do too b-\dly.“ Greg Kubis grounded back to Windsor 5; BB; J. Hoyt 3, Levesque base hit for Ithe losers. jor league All-Star Game Detroit 51 37 .580 — Bruins center Derek San niella, KC, 107. troducing his squad. City Chiefs said he had been seven-year veteran, had a ma- off as he rounded second on ithe sor Legion, 6:00 Windsor hit," Aaron said. “ I felt com had a recurrence of a rib in The Blazers already have The Bruins reportedly have In a more serious vein, he traded to Buffalo. He never growth removed from play, the mound, and the throw to 2; SO; Irish 2, Bilodeau 5, Levesque Nasslff 130 OOx 3-6-0 wa.s going so the little Cin Baltimore 50 38 .568 1 DOUBLES—Rudl, Oak, 22; 6; Hits off; Irish 3 for 2 runs in 24 n n , ooa . . o fortable hitting against Perry. jury, said he hit “ a dangling In derson an “ utterly fantas lured away two Bruins — John offered Sanderson a five-year first was wide, allowing Havck innings; Bilodeau 4 for 3 runs In 44 State Bank 001 000 1-4-3 SUNDAY Boston 45 41 .623 5 Plniella, KC, 21. noted: played in a NFL game. He was ^is stomach in 1969. In their half of the third, cinnati Reds’ infielder took (Gaylord, formerly of San tic’’ offer. Attorney Bob contract calling for $600,000. to score, and moving Tolisano Innings; J. Hoyt 4 for 5 runs In 4 Koepeel and Odell; Davey East Hartford Legion vs. side slider. New York 42 43 .494 7% “Pie" McKenzie, hired as a TRIPLES—Blair, Bal, 6; innings; Levesque 1 for 0 runs in 8 _____. things into his own hands. Francisco and this year a 16- Woolf says. player-coach, and defenseman The Star also quoted Sand to third. Kubis stopped at first innings; HBP; ^plenza. Llvengood. Manchester, 2:00 Mt. Nebo. “ It really felt great and I Cleveland 36 51 .414 14% Fisk, Bsn, 6; Rudl, Oeik, 6. The extravanganza turned game winner with Cleveland) Woolf confirmed the offer Ron Plumb, one of the pro erson as saying he will not play thought we were going to win Milwaukee 35 52 .402 15% HOME RUNS—D.Allen, ChL into a most happy event for Tuesday night when asked to tected Bruins in the NHL draft. for Canada against the Russian “ The pitch I hit off him was a it. At first I thought it would be West 22; (Jash, Det, 18; Epstein, Nicklaus’ Infected Finger Morgan, whose 10th Inning run- spitter. It wasn't one of his best caught but when I rounded first comment on a Toronto Star re Plumb signed a three-year con hockey team unless ex-NHL Oakland 66 35 .615 — Oak, 18; R.Jackson, Oak, 18. Slow Pitch scoring single gave the Nation spitters, but it was a spitter." base, I saw it was out. port quoting Sanderson as say tract. star ^ b b y Hull is on his team. al League a 4-3 triumph Tues Cailcago 49 41 .544 6% ing he expects to sign a $2,626,- “ Why would we play the Rus STOLEN BASES—D.Nelstm, Jeopardizes PGA’s Defense “ I then thought l only need The 26-year-old Sanderson day night before a record 63,107 Danny Murtaugh, who retired Minnesota 45 42 .617 9 000, five-year contract with the sians without our best team," Tex, 28; Campanerls, Oak, 28. 630 more to catch Hank Aa has spent five NHL seasons crov^ at Atlanta Stadium. after guiding the Pittsburgh Pi Kansas City 44 45 .494 11 Blazers. Woolf said the. figure Sanderson was quoted. “ Bobby PITCHING (8 Decisions)— COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — University Hospital, who added rates to the World Champion ron.” 40 with the Bruins. He is known as But only two Innings earlier, California 52 .436 16% was correct. Hull is the best left-winger In Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22 An Infected finger has sent pro- professional golf’s PRE-INVENTORY one of the league’s most color it appeared that Cookie Rojas ship last year, led the NL to its Texas 37 53 .411 18% Wcolf said he, Sanderson and the world. I wouldn’t play with Odom, Oak, 9-2, .818, 2.40. , , , leading money winner would ful performers, a top face-off Softball fesslonal golfer Jack Nicklaus ^ ^ would be the hero, alter he put ninth victory In 10 games and Tuesday’s Results James Cooper, president of the out him." STRIKEOUTS—N.Ryan, Cal, Citklo! man and one of the NHL’s best put them ahead in the series National League 4, American Blazers, met in Worlf’s office Hull, a former Chicago Black 156; Lollch, Det, 164. to the hospital, casting doubt on The ailment kept Nicklaus the American League ahead 3-2 penalty killers. on a two-run homer off Mon which started in 1933, to 24-18-1. Scalping 3, 10 innings for seven hours Monday night. Hawk, has signed a $2.5 million NATIONAL LEAGUE whether he will be able to play from playing in an exhibition “ It’s games like these that Wednesday’s Games TONIGHT’S GAMES poor defense, Manchester Oil TIRE CLEARANCE “ They (the Blazers) wanted in an interview with Star col contract 'with the Winnipeg Jets BATTING (216 at bats)—Ce- in the $200,000 PGA Team match Tuesday with Bob Hope treal’s Bill Stoneman. ATLANTA (AP) — Thirty- sent me Into retirement," the No games scheduled him to sign right away but I umnist Milt Dunnell, Sanderson of the WHA. He has been deno, Htn, .366; B. Williams, Wilbanks vs. Pero’s, 6 :15 Fitz- downed Hartford National Championship Tournament at at the new Jack Nicklaus Golf Earlier Hank Aaron, pushing two persons were arrested on toward Babe Ruth’s all-lime jovial Murtaugh said of his one- Today’s Games told them we’d have to give full commented, “No matter how banned by the NHL from play Chi, .342. Bank, 18-13 at Mt. Nebo. Ligonier, Pa., next weekend. Center near Lebanon, Ohio. Lee charges of ticket scalpjtng at DeCormler vs. Acadia, 7 :30 The winners Ted DeLude, __ home run mark of 714 with 659, day triumphant return. Kansas City at (3vlcago, 2, consideration to this utterly this thing cemes out, a skinny in'' in the international com RUNS—Morgan. Cin, 81; Unless the infected index fin- Trevino substituted for him In the All-Star Game In Atlanta Fitzgerald and Dave Rose punched out .stroked a two-run blow in the Rojas was disappointed that twl-night fantastic offer, and also give kid from Niagara Falls with a petition because he jumped to Bonds, SF, 72. the right hand heals the Hope House charity event, Tuesday night. Dillon vs. Gorman, 8:45 Fltz- three safeties apiece, with Bob sixth inning, putting the Nation the American League didn't Detroit at Milwaukee, 2, twl- the Bruins every opportunity, ninth grade educatlcn isn’t go the new league, which has yet RUNS BATTED IN—Bench. quickly, it also could jeoptardlze The finger reportedly became Sgt. A. L. Elsberry, head night als up 2-1, and sending the win but was thrilled about his then make a decision.” ing to do too badley.” to play a game. Cln, 72; Stargell, P^h, 68. gerald Simler, Dick Klein ^ M k Hu^ Nicklaus’ defense of his PGA infected after Nicklaus received of the police gambling sec Boston at New York, N home town crowd Into a frenzy, home run. HITS—B.WllUams, (Jhl, 128; ^ n a n j» vs. BA, 6^5 Keeney ley ^ d Butch G ^ o n a h title at Oakland Hills Country a manicure last week. It began tion, said he and nine oflier Cleveland at Baltimore, N Army & Navy vs. Pizza, 6:15 collecttag two hits each. One of ^ giving the Atlanta slugger near The little Kansas City second Brock, StL, 120. 3. to hurt him while he played In plainclothes officers infUtrat- Mlnnescta at Oakland, N Nebo Simler s was,a homer. ly a two-minute standing ova DOUBLES — Cedeno, Htn, 23; The infection was termed a pro-am event in Columbus ed the crowds several hours Texas at California, N Lenox vs. WINF, 7:30 Nebo The losers’ Lee Morley led tion. Bonds, SF, 23; Tolan, Cln, 21. "not serious” by doctors at Monday. before the game. NATIONAL LEAGUE McCusker Puts Out Fire, WINP vs. Uneman, 9 :00 Nebo the attack with three singles. "When Aaron hit the homer it Sheehan Inks Pact “ The scalpers were lined TRIPLES—Brock, StL, 8; East Bowa, Phi, 6; Sanguillen, Pgh, Savings Bank vs. Multi, 6:15 followed by Dennis Lajoie, Ken was like watching a Hollywood up from 120 all the way to NEW YORK (AP) — The W. L. Pet. G.B. 6; Morales, SD, 6. Robertson Schofield, Don Lewis, and Bill movie," Morgan said afterward the stadium. They were In Pittsburgh 55 33 .625 Cougars vs. Bobcats, 6:15 Osteen with two hits each. in the winners dressing room New York Raiders signed cen HOME RUNS—Bench, On, ter Bobby Sheehan to a multi all the parking lots. We had New York 49 38 .563 6% Moriarty’s Down Herb’s Illlng Manchester Oil Jerry Quarry Quits Ring “ I thought he should be the 24; B.WlUiams, Chi, 22; Ctd- year Wertd Hockey Association a field day for a while then St. Louis 45 43 .611 10 CHARTER OAK (X)4 806 x 18-19-8 hero. Then when Rojas hit it, I the bottom fell out of the bert, SD, 22. contract Monday. Chicago 45 44 .511 10 the frame with a triple and scattered throughout the lineup. Three runs in the bottom of Hartford National said, 'Gee, it’s not supposed to market,” Elsberry said. Rich Riordans fielder’s STOLEN BASES—Brock, StL, After Brother Mike’s TKO The 5-foot-8, 160 pound Shee Montreal 40 47 .460 14% scored the first run on Rlordan’s Rich Shek led Herb’s attack the seventh powered Center 102 034313-14-2 be that way." Officers said $12 tickets choice in the bottom of the 36; Morgan, Cin, 36; (Jedeno, han, a native of Weymouth, Philadelphia 31 57 .352 24 single. Two Herb’s errors allow -with two hits, both singles. Htn, 26. Congo to an 6-4 victory over ------Morgan then won it for the were offered for as much as fifth inning scored Steve PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jerry like he did was seeing him go Mass., scored 20 goals and West ed Riordan to circle the bases Morlarty’s rest a day before PITCHING (8 Decisions)— Fliller Package at Fitzgerald C’ANDI,.ELIGHir LEAGUE NL in the 10th after Nate Col $50. whose dream qj ^ through the same frustrations added 26 assists for 46 points Cincinnati 55 33 .626 — McCusker with the winning to- make it 2-0. Jim Balesano engaging Hartford Twilight’s Nolan, an, 13-2, .866, 1.81 Mar Field last night. Walnut barbers held Wyman Quarry...... — ------— - through.” bert walked and was sacrificed while appearing in all 78 games Houston 51 41 .554 6 run as Moriarty Brothers singled and eventually scored best, Hartford Insurance Group, shall, Mon, 7-2, .777, 1.84. Dick Qorskl stroked three hits oil scoreless after the first in- heavyweight boxing title eluded Quarry, interviewed by tele- to second by San Francisco’s for the California Golden Seals Los Angeles 47 42 .528 8% defeated Herb’s Sport on Bob Carlson’s sac^lce fly. at St. Thomas Seminary at 6 STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, Kil, for Congo, while Kevin Connolly ning to post a 9-4 triumph un- through seven years as a phone, was in Pittsburgh to Chris Speier. Morgan crisply of the National Hockey league Atlanta 42 49 .462 14% Shop, 5-4, last night at Mt. In the fourth, Carlson dou p.m. tomorrow. 201; Seaver, NY, 129. spanked a line drive single to Horse Sale collected two der the professional, says he has quit promote a rock concert for Rtb last season. San Francisco 41 52 .441 16% Nebo. bled, and singles by Mike Llap- Puller's Bud Buder and Pat George Quag^n the ring to pursue a career in Foster Associates, the same right center and Colbert easily The New England Whalers of San Diego 33 56 .371 22% McCusker, working in relief pes and Bill Merill brought him CoUett contributed three hits three safeties, with te ^ m a te s ^ relations «rm which handled publicity strolled home with the winner. the WHA drafted Sheehan last Prices O ff Today’s Games of MB starter, Brad Steurer, around. each, while Tim Gurske and and T T o o m m Ansatai, Ansaldl, Ron Riordan, ‘ p The 27-year-old Texan said for his flghte; Morgan was voted the games’ February, but the Raiders re No games scheduled who lasted four and one-third Herb’s exploded in the fifth J. R. Chevalier added two hits Dan Webb, and Jerry WaUach ”I decided that If the right Most Valuable Player, with Aa ceived him in a trade for their each producing two hits ^ ______Thursday’s Games Innings, put out the Sport Shop scoring four times off the left- __ came last June 27 after he position came along I would ron second and winning reliev No. 1 amateur choice In 1973. In Q osing Chicago at Philadelphia, fire with a brilliant. relief role. handed Steurer. Congo 001 020 3-6-10-3^ -1 0 -3 dan’s dan’s two two bits were h°m^ ,„atnhoH w a t c L r hiahis'’ brother brother Mike Mike gft Eft take Take It.”It,” Quarry noted. noted “ The LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — twl-night The husky hurler picked up Steurer, who worked himself Puller 001 100 2^.11-4 Wyman s Rich Peck ^ knocked out by George Foster only regret I have Is thalthat I nev- Although prices tailed off some New York at Pittsburgh, the victory as he allowed two out of two bases loaded jams McNamara, and Sparky Cartier in a light heavyweight bout in er attained the heavyweight what in the final session, twl-night harmless hits, walked one, and early In the contest, met big SILK CITY each had two blngles. Las Vegas. championship. But everything St. Louis at Montreal, N struck out five. problems In the fifth. Mark Walnut 501 300 0 9-14-2 Ih»- f.up (,rv A TKtrn f’AV Keeneland easily set a world Moriarty’s won by forfeit over Quarry himself was TKO’d in else came out just beautiful.” thoroughbred auction record San Francisco at Atlanta, N Morlarty’s jumped off to a Swayne singled, a walk and an Sportsman’s Tavern. Wyman 400 OOO 0 4-10 4 the same ring later that night Quarry won 43 of his 63 pro San Diego at Cincinnati, N quick 3-0 lead in the first in out followed before Mike Mc ROAD KING T I R E S Tuesday night by collecting $12 by Muhammed All. fights, but his Mds for cham- Donald blasted a Steurer last- DUSTY LEAGUE million for 318 yearlings In a Los Angeles at Houston^ N ning, Frank DiMauro led off Groman’s Sport Shop halted “ I lost my deklre when Mi’ i. / p a g e TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST^®, CONN;, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 lilANCHESTER EVENIITG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-NINE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE REIMS A FIN AN CIAL. I SOTTA STEP PEBSOMAL AMAuyS) S The Economiccri W ay The “Action Marketplace” COMSUL.TAKJT M UST BE OUT FEB A FEW EXC-rriN S... hlAKJDUM S ^ U S MV INTKPBETATIONj TV«» 15 AN E X A C T K m .lC A MINJUTES! KEEP O f T R O J D S OF THE MAYFLOWER, Antwtr to frtWoui Puiilt PEOPl-EiS MOMEy.. MAWNS A M E V E . ON> UNDSRUVIMG m a r t m a ; o n e o p m v To Advertise I Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers THINGS, WIUU PBESEMT ANCESTOR^ M ILES HOOPLE Happiness !?■------COMDITIONJS STANDISH. WAS ABOARD I Over 00,000 Daily Readers O F COUK _ IN D IC A T E t h a t 15 words, 8 davs ...... $1.89 s u v ' m o b :, IN lb20! UNFoenJNATELV. ACROSS sound "AAAALSAMATEr HE N EG LEC T E D TO USE 15 words, 6 davs ... I Fast Results S H O E L A C E S HIS FULL NAME.' 1 Vigor 61 Boy's . . . $8.24 I S A < 5 0 0 0 4 Pleased nickname BUV 8 Mirth 15 words. 10 davs . . . . $4.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 12 Dutch town DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 13 Learning 1 Shift 20 words, 26 davs . .. $14.56 14 Lubricates 2 Thought 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 15 Ever (poet.) 3 Glee Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch 16 Body of water 4 World Deadline (or Saturday and Monday 18 Tangle 5 Localities l8 12:00 Noon Friday 19 Melted cheese (Latin) part 43 Exist over toast 6 Rugged crests 26 Gaelic 43 Kind of sore PHONE 643-2711 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 21 Goddess of 7 Goddess 27 Sediment throat (ab.) peace (Latin) 28 Forest 44 Banner THIS MAN KNEW HE WOULD NEVER GET 23 Anger 8 Leave pathway 45 Body of PLEASE READ Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 Building Conrraerinq 14 OUT... AND STRANGE AS IT MAY BE, HE 9 Citrus fruit 29 19th-century freshwater HERALD 24 Shade trees YOUR AD GIRL’S RALEIGH 3-speed ba MASONRY — All types of ^ THE FIRST COUPLE OF VEARS IN TAUGHT ME A NEW PHILOSOPHY' YOU 26 Sailor's 10 Ardor French dance 46 Exude PRISON, I THOUGHT OF NOTHING ELSE CAN BE ASSURED, SHERIFF... I COULDN'TI patron saint 11 Italian city 30 Fawner 48 Ireland Classified or “Want Ads” nana seat, bike, very good con- stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Order Your BUT K ILLIN G TODD KRONE WHEN I GOT HURT ANYONE... NOT EVEN TODD 28 Former 17 Mighty 31 Sailors (coll.) 49 Being (Latin) BOX L E H E R S are taken over the phone as a dlOon, 336. Call 649-3761. concrete steps, sidewalks. No HAPPY ADS OUT./ THEN r MADE A FRIEND— A KRONE... OR IRENE' Russian ruler hunter (Bib.) 33 Herons 50 Bamboolike convenience. The advertiser BERRY'S WORLD Job too small. Free estimates. 29 Central 20 Wear away 35 North Dakota grass For Your should read his ad the FIRST TWO COLUMBIA 3-speed boys Over 20 years experience. Af “Happy Standard 22 Right side city 53 Faucet Information DAY IT APPEARS and RE 26” bicycles. Good condition. ter 6 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Time (ab.) (ab.) 40 French 56 Nova Scotia PORT ERRORS In time for One $40, other with odometer f k ^ELECTING 32 One who 25 Coat collar province (ab.) i m ! HERALD will not dls- the next Insertion. The Herald $4S. 644-0506. DORMERS, garages, porches, Thought” m 7 ✓ A the makes reed cloM the Mentity of any ad- 1* reeponsible for only ONE m MU. fc., TM I.L uiL r» OK B 'yr / \ TARSET»7-26 T“ r" r~ r" r - r~ J- r r nr IT rec rooms, room additions, furniture q vertiier using box letters. Incorrect or omitted insertion Business Services 13 kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, 34 California city 12 IS 14 Readers answering blind box for any advertisement and Today! 36 Expectorant then only to the extent of a siding, general repairs. Quali (pharm.) ads who desire to protect SHARPENING Service—Saws ty workmanship. Financing OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN IB 15 IT IT tlwlr Identity can follow this “make good" Insertion. Er knives, axes, shears, skates, 37 Redactor procedure: rors which do not lessen the available. Economy Builders, 38 Superlative It rotary blades. Quick service. Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve ending i^ue of the advertisement Capitol . Equipment Co., 38 I STILL COWT VEAH, HE‘5 Oh) H IS F E E T ,B U T HlS Bncloee your reply to the will not be corrected by nings. 39 Iranian coin 25 Main St., Manchester. Hours CALL 643-2711 S E E WHY YOU HBAD’5 STILL FULL C3FCOBWEBS 41 Bird beaks box In an envelope — address ‘ make good” Insertion. --AKJ'HE WOU’T B E PERIOKJCS M I? B IT to the Classified Manager, daily 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, WES ROBBINS carpentry re PRISCILLA’S POP I FULL-TILT TILL LUWCM T IM E .' 42 Cuplike metal Saturday, 7:30-4., 643-7968. BY AL VERMEER ' WHEKJ WE DIVIDE UP TH' CAMP object Manchester Evening Herald, modeling specialist. Additions, Manchester s r together with a memo listing M 3-2711 rec rooms, dormers, bullt-ins, . . . Semcon* SITE CHORES WE'LL HAVE TO 43 Sun TWO Handymen want a variety CAM'T TOU DO WHAT PUT HIM OW A F T E R N O O J D E " 44 Armada s r the companies you do NOT bathrooms, kitchens, 649- Evening may hova Mnt you SOMETHIMQ- ME?] C A N 1 TAIL-^HEMli&HT BE WITH 47 Colonizer want to see your letter. Your of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, 3446. A B O U T VX^ DO« IT BV THEWJ 51 Escape 5T letter will be destroyed If tfre Automobiles For Sole 4 attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns o h ap p y a d i POP.» (slang) advertiser Is one you’ve men and gardener’s service. Call LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — Herald 52 Step of a tioned. If not It will be han 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bus ex 643-6305. new homes custom built, re series JT 4B U 1 dled in the usual manner. cellent condition. Will accept 54 Noun suffix u ■T modeling, additions, rec beet offer. Call between 4-7 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also rooms, garages, kitchens re 55 Related ST B4 p.m. only. 1-537-1827. 57 Land measure moving large appliances. modeled, bath tile, cement 88“ Burning barrels delivered. $4. 58 Chemical Bl r Lott and Found 1 1965 OLDSMOBILE convertible, work. Steps, dormers. Resi Happy Birthday suffix 844-1776. dential or commercial. C/all 59 Receives U IT LOST — Male Siamese cat, blue Dynamic 88, power steering, 60 Small bird _a power brakes, asking $296. 646- ALL TYPEJS of masonry and 649-4291.______coUar, vicinity of Lawton Rd., 7559. (NEW SSAMS ENTERPRISE ASSN.) reward. Phone 643-9962. repair work, stone, brick, BOB block, flagstone. Also fire Roofing - Siding 16 1967 PXJRD Falrlane station LOST — Tan €uid white male places, chimneys, patios, stone GUTTERS and roofs repaired * To the guy whose age wagon, good condition. Call walls, steps, sidewalks. 649- Siamese kitten, 8 months old, 649-3216 after 6:30 p.m. and replaced. Excellent work TJA . UA Nt. on. vicrfnlty Oliver Rd., reward. 1604. manship. Reasonable prices. now matches his birthiJate — 7 plus 27 ■ CARNIVAL BY D1C»L TURNER «4»-4707. 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, ex AGWAY Driveway Sealing at BYee estimates. 646-1399. tra engine and transmission. Love, LOST — White Samoyed male reasonable price. Residential BIDWELL Home Improvement GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN puppy, 3 months old, vicinity 660. Call 647-1676. and light business. Call Rick, © wi1771 by NEA, Inc. • Co. Expert installation of alu Sandy Vernon Street, near Convales 1963 DODGE Dart, 6 cylinder, 646-2013 or Glen, 872-8166 tor minum aiding, gutters and 7-Z6 NgAT I cent home. Answers to Chico. standard, new tires, radio, free estimate and more Infor trims. Roofing Installation and rnctlL-^ ^AfSte 1>»E LATE starter Reward. 643-0188. "I didn't think you people played tennis!" mation. l-iNkDW/ -W eytiL. R t* HU. ha. TM. W (tt fw. M good condition. $126. Call 649- repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. AM AR\f^r/Me^^^ 7180. Congratulations WAt z : h i M 6 m Y t t v . ! BOUND—Black puppy, vicinity LOAM, fill, gravel for sale. WITH SEAMLESS ALUMINUM gut- Manchester center. Call 646- 1969 FORD Galaxle, excellent Licensed for septic and drain ters, expertly installed. Call and Good Luck SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 6569. motor and body. Must sell, age work. Payloader, dozer, Rain Master tor free esti need smaller car. 11,660 Call Automobiles For Sole 4 Trailers - backhoe, sitework. LatuUppe mates. 649-4148, 668-6063, LOST — Poodle dog, black, one Bros., 872-4366 or 742-9477. PATRICIA’S year old, female, name Is Glgi. 646-0424. Mobile Homes 6>A ATTEMPTeD- 1966 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, Roofing and Call 649-8466. good condition. $496. firm CeJI TREE RE3MOVAL, pruning, DIDNY SUCCEED! 1968 PONTIAC Custom Tempest SALON OF BEAUTY wagon, automatic, power 644-2647. spraying, etc., fully insured. Li Chimneys NOThJiu is hereby given that L(X)K ! censed. BYee estimates. C?all 3 T : OpUonal Share Book No. 14135 brakes, power steering. $860. 633-6346. ROOFING — Specializing re Love, Phone 742-6889. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, White wlBi issued by the Manchester Sav red leatherette Interior; fac pairing roofs of all kinds, new IT 2 ings and Lx»n Association, In 1970 cniTLASS Supreme, W-31 DELUXE OLD ENGLISH—Car TREE Service (Soiicier)—Trees roofs, g(utter work, chimneys, Russ, Sue, Matthew, Petie, Timmie, tory air; new brakes, genera peting throughout. Beautifully corporated, has been lost end package. Four-speed, four new tor, distributor; recent tune-up. cut, building lots cleared, trees cleaned and repaired. 30 years Kenneth and Jon application has been made to Michelln tires. Showroom con furnished with skirting and topped. Got a tree problem? experience. BYee estimates. Good condition throughout. patio. Reduced to: said Association for payment dition. Call after 6 p.m., 643- Quick sale at $1,166. Call 646- Well worth phone c a ll. 742- Call Howley, 643-5361. To Happy Birthday 6046. $10,996 8252. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl of the amount of deposit. 6766, 872-2176. TO THE BEST DADDY C ^lce of homesites. Heating and Plumbing 17 BOB HUBBARD BOUND—Brown, male mongrel MONTE Carlo 1971, all power, 1963 T BIRD lor local transpor CARPENTER available, days, in the whole world. plus air-conditioning, low mile NEW 2 BEDROOM — Front evenings, weekends. Additions, NO JOB too small. Immediate UIHOOP’EE puppy. Contact Coventry Dog tation or parts. Needs work. kitchen. Matching appliances. Love, Warden, 742-86(8. age, vinyl top, whitewalls. Make an offer. 646-8328 alter alterations, repairs. No Job too service on service calls. Free "The older you get" Best offer over $3,700. 640- Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lovely small. BYee estimates. Call estimates gladly given on Bobby, Christine 6 p.m. home. BOUND — COLLIE shepherd 6200 after 5. Stephen Martin, 646-7296 after heating or plumbing. Faucets "The harder it gets" and Michael '1HE BEST SHE COULD DO'^ mostly brown, female. C^tact 1969 COUGAR, XR7, power $6,696 4 p.m. repaired or installed. Water WAS ID TURN HERSELF 1968 DODGE Dart GTS, 383, 4- Trades welcome. Coventry Dog Warden, 742-8648 steering, power brakes, pumps worked on. Complete "Try harder" NANA and MOTHER INTO A FRDO. barrel, Hurst 4-si>eed, stan leather' interior, vinyl top, new CEILING and ceramic tile spe heating systems, rec rooms, BOUND — CtolUe Shepherd dard, positractlon, low mile GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO cialist, one ceiling or all, re tires. Very good condition. $1,- BEDROOMS. Ready to live In. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & "You'll have to" mostly ibrown, male. Contact age, very clean. Call 643-9909. 760 firm. 646-3693. paired, replaced. Rooms re Heating, 649-2871. A Coventry Dog Warden, 742- Very well kept home. paired, remodeled. Light truck- 1968 FALCON station wagon, 6 8648. CHEVROLET ImpalaT^ $3,696 ' ing. No Job too small, special B o m Heating and Plumbing cylinder, automatic transmis Excellent financing avtiilable rate. Work done on weekends — Prompt, courteous service. Happy Birthday! sion, power steering, clean, door, good, low coet transpor- BOUND—^Black and white male taUon. Phone 643-7464. and evenings, anytime. 647- Call 643-1496. ilalmatlan. Cmtact Coventry economical. $896. 649-6260. HARMONY HOMES 9232. Happy Belated Dog Warden, 742-8648. 1962 CHEVY Nova—^2-door, 301, SAM Watson Plumbing and 1966 CORVETTE, Silver, black “Leisure Living at It’s best’’ TWO YOUNG married men will heating. Bathroom remodeling Anniversary I Interior, 360, 4-speed, 8^4 ” hi - performance motor, new Personok clutch. Needs transmission. Cooke St. Plalnvllle, Conn. do small repair Jobs and paint and repairs. BYee estimates. JOYCE and CHARLIE mags, excellent condition. ing, also cellar cleaning and CJaU 649-3808. from Happy Birthday . Mornings, 643-6320, after 6 $300. 649-8970. BY ROLSTON J o n e s and FRANK RIDGEWAY WANTED — Ride to Travelers Please call, light trucking. Call 646-2692, The Ones from Manchester, east side, p.m., 649-7071. 1966 OLDSMOBILE, i a , red 1-747-8883 646-3726. J. G. B. B. and E. TOO. ArtE THE TRUTH, Millinery. Across The Street WINTHROP hours 8-4:30 p.m. Phone 649- CHEVROLET, CJaprice, 1970, 4- with black vinyl top. Hurst POCTOR-fTte BY DICK CAVALLI 0105 after 5 p.m. four - speed, excellent ccmdl- NORTHEAST Explorer, 1970. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Dressm ^ing 19 door, vinyl top, power steering, Used one season. Sleeps 6. Cost fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Good Luck CONTASlOUS, ISNV it ? brakes and seats, air-condi tion. 80,000 miles. Snow tires, LOSE weight with New Shape extra wheels. 649-4004. $1,000 new, asking $650. PhOne All concrete repairs, both in CUSTOM made ladies dresses, May the bluebird of Tablets, 10 day supply only tioned, extras. Two snow 648-0618. side and outside, railings, suits, bridal gowns and veils. happiness shine on your 61.49. Weldon Drug Company. tires included. Excellent condi 1964 PX5RD, radio, heater, alr- landscaping. Reasonably Also hand set fashion Jewelry. new venture. tion throughout. Seen B & J. condltloner, needs some re 1971 MARK rv, 12x80’ mobll priced. Call 643-0861. 649-1133. PAT WOLLENBERG Automobiles For Sole 4 Auto Repairs, 367 Oakland St., pair. $260 or best offer. Phone home, completely furnished, beginning at LAWNMOWER Service, sharp Love, Manchester. 646-1302. Mediterranean decor, porch, Jim Carty's Roe and Eddie Nedorostek 1970 GRAND PRLX, air - con- shed, skirting Included. Ideal ening and repairing. Pick up Moving - dltlonlng, poiArer steering, win 1966 TRIUMPH TR4, good con CHEVROLET, 1966, Impala SS, for newly married couple. Set and delivery. L&M Equip Trucking - Storage 20 3 years later dows and brakes. Very good dition. New seats, new clutch, 283, console, automatic trans up In Storr’s, can be moved. ment, Route 83, Vernon 872- Good Luck We wish you the very best. condlton. Best offer over new generator, good tires. Call mission, bucket seats. Asking Entrance fee included In price. 8311, Monday - Thursday 8-6, MANCHE5STER — Delivery — Love, Marriage 62,000. nione 1-429-8389. 646-8496 alter 7 p.m. $476. 646-3766 after 6. Phone 1-429-7410 after 6:30 BYlday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. light trucking and package de PATRICIA'S SALON livery. Refrigerators, washers and Happiness p.m. O F BEAUTY 1964 RAMBLER, Classic, Household ^rvices 13-A and stove moving specialty. Love, BUZZ SAWYER wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, 1971 STARCRAFT camper, Folding chairs for .rent. 649- Love, BY HOY CRANE THE GOOD GUYS very good condition, best offer. COMMERCIAL or residential, B.A.B. Dot, Paul, and (torlnna, sleeps 6, used two weeks. Ex 0762. ______Dublac IN T H E 872-4472. cellent condition. $1,200. Phone cleaning, cellers, attics, lawn BE5\PE« SAM BUNKER, p e n n y , t Y E S . GAVE HER NAME AS GENEVIEVE HER NAME'S KITTY FURR/ SHE RUNS THE JOINT. mowing, lawn maintenance, Happy 39th Birthday 5USPE~6tt : V --M- 4*. lO. - - A - A>. PAGE THIRTY-TWO JlatttljpjBtw Ittfttittg iifralb WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O ’Clock 130 Give Pint of Blood Lottery Number ,The Weather A total of ISO people gave John E. Welply Jr. Gerhard K. Eltel blood yesterday when the Red William H. Bayrer Mrs. Barbara Hammersla 8 7 6 7 5 Mostly cloudy, chance of oc Cross Bloodmoblle visited Con Stephen Hale Mrs. Marjorie Howard casional evening rain; low ;;in cordia Lutheran Church. Miss Catherine L. Adams Lawrence J. Maron See Page 8 60s. Becoming partly cloudy Of the total number of donors, Harry Baskind Edwin L. Oates Jr. Friday; high near 80. Saturday 86 kept appointments and 62 Robert E. Brown Walter H. Joyner Manchester— A City of Village Charm . . . partly cloudy. were walk • in donors. Eight Howard S. Peters Miss Karen L. Winter other people appeared to donate Miss Cheryl A. Schaffer David J. Swanson VOL. XCI, NO. 253 (TWENTY PAGES) blood, but were turned down for Mrs. Claire Sullivan Shannon A. Farrell MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page IT) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS various reasons. Mrs. Shirley Clemson Miss Linda E. Wrobel Leading the list of donors by Mrs. Ann M. Kibble Lawrence C. Wilson reaching the eight-gallon mark William D. O’Neill Mrs. Edna Christensen REGAL'5 were Austin Chambers of 32 By- John J, Naretto* Miss Margaret E. Mulkem Earl E. Anderson o-on Rd. and George L. Legier of Mrs. Harriet A. Mitchell William Matushak 36 Jarvis Rd. Mrs. Betty H. DeMartin Nixon Aide Glerm MirtI Other persons reaching gailon Mrs. Norma C. Coughlin Mrs. Joyce S. Young marks were: Mrs. Helen Asel- Mrs. Merideth Ray Robert J. Bujak Sees State McGovern Concerned, tine, six gallons; Peter F Mrs. Harriet B. Haslett Miss Robin Franklin Kelly, five gallons; George E. Robert H. Sines SUMMER Mrs. Judith S. Sharp Cullen, three gallons; Miss William T. Strain Mrs; Patricia Nielsen Difficult Margaret E. Fish, Mrs. Jane M. Mrs. Anne Marie Piggott Zemke, Antone Cosme and John Arthur E. Raymond By SOL R. COHEN B. Harkins, two gallons; Her Two Airlines Daniel J. Gallagher (Herald Reporter) bert O. Undahl, David C. Still Backs Eagleton Mrs, Joan O. Hamilton Moyer and Mrs. Phyllis Le- Fight Merger CLEARANCE Robert P. Kennedy “ If we win in Connecticut, mieux, one gallon. THE COMPUTE MEN'S STORE WHERE YOUR DOUAR BUYS MORE f CUSTER, S.D. (AP) — Daniel LeBIanc the president is a shoo-in The next Bloodmoblle visit to Of Two Others The chief spokesman for Frank N. Seringnese in the nation,” said Jeff Manchester will be August 17, Peter A. Cullen WASHINGTON (API — East Democratic presidential can- ern Air Lines and National Air Almquist last night at a from 12;46 to 5:30 p.m. at KofC Mrs. Priscilla Davis candidate George McGovern Home on Main St. lines battled jointly in court meeting of the Manchester Mrs. Thelma Woodbridge said today there was “ con- The complete list of donors is David Gourley Tuesday against a CSvll Aero Republican Town Commit ah follows: nautics Board order approving ceni” in the senators staff Whitman West tee. over Thomas Eagleton’s Mrs. Anne M. Gworek a merger of Northeast Airlines FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER APPOINTMENTS KEPT and Delta Air Lines. Almquist, 23, of New medical history but McGov- Mrs. Sandra Hiurston Fred W, Wllmot Hartford, is one of six dis Miss Terrie Gadarowski Eastern and National asked a eni remains firmly behind Fred W. Badger federal appeals court in the trict coordinators for the his running mate. Mrs. Ruth Lloyd Mrs. Claire I. Johnson Connecticut Committee to Mrs. Constance Adams District of (Jolumbia to review Richard Douherty, McGov Raymond A. Grasso Jr. the CAB decision of April 24 ap Re-elect the President. The John S. Alvord Jack J. Lappen REGAL INTRODUCES FAMOUS ern’s press secretary, met with proving the merger, and to stay oldest of the six is 26. newsmen after McCJovem can Frank J. Berk Mrs. Janet C. Wright All the merger pending the review. celed a press conference. He Douglas R. Hayes are veterans of the Meskill WALK-IN DONORS ITiey acted in view of a CAB said that McGovern "felt it Joseph F. Parker for Governor campaign. Duane L. Brown ruling Monday denying their re would be pointless” to hold the Mrs. Jacqueline Doenges Almquist said that the Repub Miss Linda G. Brown quest for reconsideration of the • a • • conference because McGovern In-in W. Gartside MAKER DOUBLE KNIT lican national commlttete, know Miss Joann I>wire April 24 decision. felt "he had nothing further to Joseph Roy ing of the 1(X),000 lead in regis Mrs. Cynthia Brezinski The CAB, in refusing also to add.’’ The meeting with news Albert Garceau • FAMOUS NAMES trations held by the state’s Dem Mrs. Alice Ansaidi stay the merger pending court men was announced Wednesday. Rolland Wood ocrats and recognizing the im Spencer Roman review, said "W e plainly be • SOLIDS Miss Allison Kuehl portance of winning in Connecti McGovern Wednesday had lieve that the likelihood of court Miss Marion G. Anderson John R. Romanowicz • FANCIES cut, is concentrating much of its said in a brief statement " I ’m reversal is remote. Dustin C. Wood Jr. Paul Romanowicz • VALUES TO 25.00 efforts here and will append much 1,000 per cent for Tom Eagleton A Delta spokesman said that 1 4 . 0 0 Owen V. McDonough Jr. Charles J. Porter Sr. PANTS of its funds here. and I have no intention of drop • FREE ALTERATIONS Miss Elise M. Kloter Mrs. Karla Caglanello airline plans to take over ping him from the ticket.” James J. Brezinski Northeast’s obligations Aug. 1 ' He said the state committee is Doughert y said that Miss Diane Lemieu-x setting up headquarters in 38 Richard Lescroart Edward G. Bates Jr, to make the merger effective McGovern had not talked with William Strickland as of that date. towns. Including Manchester, Eagleton since the Missouri Mrs. Jean Chaplin and that each h«eadquarters will Charles Griffin Philip F. Pierce senator left here Tuesday for a be fully staffed, possibly with a Gary L. Bogli Thomas R. Barrett campaign trip to Los Angeles, • FAMOUS NAMES full-time paid director. He said George M. Blake Lawrence Hagler Hawaii, San Francisco and Jef DOUBLE KNIT Roy Thompson will be chairman Michael T. Loferski Miss Susan MacLean • SOLIDS & FANCIES ferson City, Mo. FUEL OIL of the Manchester (Committee to John Farley Charles Button Asked what the general reac H If paid In 5 dnya Re-elect the Pnealdent and that Mrs. Susan M. Quinlan James A. Stratford • VALUES TO 95.00 tion among the staff was on the If M .tram date of Atty. Thomas O’Mara will assist Mrs. Loraine Livesey Thomas D. Duff Jr. Elagleton disclosure and pos ddtvMT • FREE ALTERATIONS him. Mrs. Anne A. Gechas Laurence Leonrd 5 9 .’ o sible political impact was, Miss June C. Werdelln Everett J. Livesey (M-Hr. NoMoe for SUITS "It will take a lot of money Dougherty said "one of con Mrs. Beverly Herzog Edward H. Gunn DeUvety) for offices, staff and program,” cern." Asked the precise nature Almquist said, "and we expect of the concern, Dougherty said Eric Bengston Mrs. Suzanne Hardy S4-Hr. B am er Service Arnold C. Jensen Robert J. Fluckiger Sr. much of it will come from Wash only, "I think that's obvious.” Burdette Webb Jr. Mrs. Carole B. Kelly Coepfrathfe Oil Co. ington.” McGovern ’ a statement Calvin D. Fish ' Mrs. Catherine Regan He said the program for voter Wednesday echoed his en- 315 Broad SL, Blaiielieoter • FAMOUS NAMES Miss Margaret O'Neill Mrs. Betty J. Baranowskl DOUBLE KNIT registration and for contacting dorsemnt of Eagleton voiced Daniel Fraher Leyton L. Wilmot PHONE MS-15SS Tuesday after McGovern first • SdLlDS & FANCIES (See Page Three) learned the details of his nm- • VALUES TO 65.00 Sen. George McGovern wearing his bathrobe, sits nlng mate's medical history, 3990 on front porch of his Sylvan Lake cabin near Cus which includes visits to the hos • FREE ALTERATIONS ter, S.D., with secretary Pat Donovan. (AP photo) pital in 1960, 1964 and 1966 for SPORTCOATS nervous exhaustion and fatigue. With this worm weather and this bw every day price on SEALTEST South Viet Troops Eagleton had been under the treatment of a psychiatrist, and and BREYER'S FAMOUS ICE CREAM . . . Ice Cream business is on two of the occasions re ceived electric shock treat booming at PINEHURST GROCERY! Retreat from Citadel Eagleton Affair: ments. Select Group Men's McGovern said he was re SAIGON (AP) — Badly maul- tlons east of the provincial cap- peating his endorsement of • FAMOUS MAKER ed South Vietnamese para- Ital. Eagleton "to assure no misun 20c off on all 1 / 2 gallons of Breyer’s 1.49 Ice Cream making it 1 a V2 SHORT SLEEVE troopers retreated from the Hie official announcement A Staff Mistake? derstanding on my part.” • STRING KNITS Quang Trl Citadel carrying gave no explanation, gallon . . . and 20c o ff on all gallons of Sealtest Ice Cream making the An AP News Analysis aide on the matter, McGovern But as McGovern was com- their dead and wounded in rub- Other sources in Saigon con- • SKINNY RIBS By CARL P. LEUBSDORF never received enough detail to P°®‘" f Atty. Richard M. Rittenband of South Windsor, center, GOP candidate for ber ponchoa slung from poles, firmed that the paratroopers 1.09 flavors only 8 9 ^ V i gallon. take the matter seriously. vacation cabin at Sylvan Lake First District congressman, is congratulated by GOP Town Chairman M. Adler giving up the bloody fight for had suffered heavy casualties near here Wednesday, many of • ZIP & PLACKET COLLARS CUSTER, S.D. (AP) —Ques This suggests that his staff Dqbkin on his talk last night to Manchester Republicans. Seated is Mrs. Mil the 19th century fortress, field and need time for refitting. his supporters were voicing KNIT SHIRTS for tions about when, and how has not always taken sufficient • VALUES TO 12.00 2 a°o dred Schaller, secretary of the town committee. (Herald photo by Pinto) informants reported today. South Vietnamese military _____much. Sen. George McGovern concern about the possible care in keeping him Informed. At Pinehurst threat to a Democratic victory were taking 160 casu- spokesmen in Saigon and Hue knew about Sen. Thomas F. And McGovern knows that ultl- altles a day and it just wasn’t had sought to leave the impres- Eagleton’s medical history re created by Eagleton staying on this week, with any 10.00 grocery purchase . . . buy one or both of these worth hanging In there" . tu - t ...... - - . .. . . mately any blame for staff mls- as the vice presidential candl- u .1 haps will fall on him. U.S. adviser told Associated Citadel was held K„ by the...... para- _ a of communications commu- date. specials Rittenband Says Cotter Win Press Neeld in they stormed it gaps withwlth his staff that have „,-atlons lapses at the recent Eagleton himself said in Select Group iveeia in Quang Tn. earliec this week. But officers plagued the Democratic presl- Honolulu on Wednesday: "If D emo c r a 1 1c National Con- An official announcement at the front indicated the para- dentlal nominee. my visceral feeling is that my LAND O' LAKES DOMINO Select Group ventlon. from the Saigon command said troopers had never been inside candidacy is untenable I won’t SHORT SLEEVE Will Cost Jobs at P&WA McGovern says he knew very After McGovern met with the paratroopers in Quai^ Trl the fortress for very long and wait for George McGovern. I’ll little until Eagleton’s dramatic relatives of U.S .prisoners of By SOL R. COHEN Speaking at a meeting of the propqsal for $32 billion cut in being replaed by ma- never held more than a small disclosure here Tuesday. get off myself." BUTTER ^ war, a statement was issued in In Washington today, Eagle SUGAR (Herald Reporter) Manchester Republican Town defense spending would prevent hines, who had occupied post- com er of it. Some aides knew of reports n^me that raised for the ton’s office reported receiving Admitting that his IS a Committee last night and at a the production of the F-15 Air ______Eagleton had been hospitalized ^,.3^ possibility NYLON 55 telephone calls from around picture of “ doom and news conference In front of Pratt Force fighter plane and the for exhaustion and one, Gordon m^ntalnlng U.S. troops KNITS the country and all but eight 400 _gloom,” but insisting _ that * Whitney in East Hartford F-14 Navy fighter plane, the en- Well, was assigned to check Thailand if an end to U.S. in- urged the senator to remain on the potentiality exists, the this morning, Atty. Richard Rit- gines for which are to be pro- this point before the Missouri yoivement failed to bring the ticket. Aides also sold tele Repub'lican candidate for tenband of South Windsor insls- duced at Pratt & Whitney. senator was picked as prisoners home. grams were running 2 to 1 5159 • BANLONS McGovern’s running mate. Qne top McGovern aide, JACKETS First Dis^trict congressman “ The election of Bin Cot- "Can you imagine," asked Pot Shows Promise against Eagleton quitting. Weil’s phone check, press Frederick G. Dutton, was as- • 100% POLYESTER PRICE • SNAP FRONT said in Manchester last t®'’’® Rutenband, "what a nearly fifty That was just what the 42- By customer request, we are featuring Imported Lean Ham» in cans niirhi- atiH Atrain in mean a depression in the p^j. cent shutdown of Bratt & secretary Richard Dougherty tounded when shown the state- year-old Missouri senator was said Wednesday, produced „,gnt. The assistant . . . at Pinehurst low prices! • ZIP & PLACKET COLLARS • NAVY & OLIVE Hartford this*^oraing that '"J ’s ’S ’fmni'.m T 1 S who encouraged to do by Queens In Glaucoma Care nothing of substance . ,jrafted it, John Holum, con- County, New York, Democratic • VALUES TO 15.00 the election of George H e S , X ' r n . . ' ‘er.“ ‘“ - f X S t McGovern was never told atout u represented an elabo- cSiairman Matthew Troy, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An ception, or peripheral vision, an Govern as piesident could cumbent in the district. ford area ?" it and that night when he asked ration of McGovern’s position, early McGovern backer. H AFNIA HAM HAFNIA HAMS OSCAR MAYER ^Defense Secretary Melvin accidental discovery during re- During the intensive eye ef- Eagleton if there were any mean a possible 50 per cent Wlthout waiting for a reply, The next day angry demon- in a telegram to Eagleton 5-lb. size 3-lb. size shutdown at Pratt & Whit- Laird has warned,” said Ritten- search into the effects of smok- ^ problems in his background, he Save 90c can at save 50c can at loglst. Dr. Robert S. Hepler, de- strators filled the senator’s ho- Wednesday, Troy said: BACON ney Aircraft.” band, "that Sen. McGovern’s (See Page Twelve) got and accepted a negative an tel lobby to protest his state- . .there is a serious possl- ing marijuana suggests that pot termined that marijuana sig- swer. may be effective in treating nlficantly reduced intraocular ment. McGovern finally spoke billty that your presence on the Even after Frank Mankie- to them and insisted his South- ticket could mean the dlffer- 6 .0 9 3 .9 9 99® glaucoma, a major cause of — internal eye — pressures, wicz, McGovern’s top political REGAL'S blindness, researchers say. The normal pressure ranges adviser contacted an Eagleton (See Page Eight)- (See Page Eight) The ultimate problem will be from 10 to 20 millimeters of Hot Italian Ham New England Economy 4 SUITS & SPORTCOATS TO to develop a nonintoxicating de- mercury. In the test group, the ------Mother Goose LEAN SLICED SIZE 60 rlvatiye for use as regular me- average pressure after marl- BOILED HAM .b 1.59 dication in treating glaucoma juana smoking dropped from Livenwurst MEN’S SHOP . PANTS TO SIZE 64 —an eye disease characterized 14.3 to 9.2. TJLL Pulling Out of the Slump by excessive fluid pressure in Hepler followed up with a Tavern Loaf LAND O’LAKES SLICED CHEESE the eyeball, according to Dr. marijuana test on a patient Rockwell Corp. Awarded Freshly Mode ,b89® Ira M. Frank, an assistant pro* with severe glaucoma and a Potato Salad GROTE & WEIGEL Will Take Special Effort lessor of psychiarty at UCLA. peak pressure level of 66. “ We can't have people walk- The 42-year-old woman puffed Cole Slaw FRANKS ,b 1.19 ing the streets high because of her marijuana after standard Space Shuttle Contract Macaroni Salad EDITOR’S NOTE: Following ing up the healthy ones al dustries that he says could fill their glaucoma medicine," ex- eye drop drugs had lowered the ls the final Installment of a four ready here and easing the more than half this gap. They plained Dr. Stephen Stephen Szara, Szara, a a pressure level to to 29. An hour hour WASHINGTON (AP) —North The 120-foot-long craft with a than 60,000 jobs ^amd add as part series on the status and fu- death pangs of the ones that ore electrical equipment and collaborator with Frank. later thepressure reading was American Rockwell Corp. has 79-foot wing span are to be in much as $4 billion to the state’s REGAL CHARGE-MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED ! ture hopes of the New England are expiring. supplies, nonelectrical machin- Szara, a National Institute of 17, captured the $ $2.2.6-billion con- full operation by 1980. They are economy over the next 10 LEAN economy, compiled by Assocl- "It is absolutely necessary ery, chemical and allied prod- Mental Health researcher, ad- tract to build the Space Shuttle to be used over and over again years "Preliminary evidence from CORNISH HENS ated Press newsmen and pho- that we deliberately pursue an ucts, transporation equipment dressed the International Con- one B-lAiicoma natlent siio-creats orblter vehicle that will jet into to carry men, satellites and The cargo compartment of :J ^ a i^ e r s in the six-state industrialization program," and instruments. gress on Pharmacology . on “ tv, 1 11 <■ J orbit like a rocket and land on equipment into earth orbit and the orbiter will be able to carry 22*oz. size CUBE S T U K S area. Today’s final article says James Howell, chief econ- several other New Ehigland Wednesday. points out that unlew people omist at the First S.ocSr'SS.*.'!. ‘“" T . “ • ■“ 5 »■> z T '“ r National industries, either because of reduced to normal levels for a North American’s Space Dlvl- back to earth. W 115 miles above the earth, work to build the New England Bank of Boston, custom or poor marketing, are few hours by the administration Downey, Calif., won North American's Rock- ^ ® compartment rnay be used economy it may not recover “ In our mature economy," he ^^t meeting regional demand Accidental on some missions to carry as from an 8 per cent unemploy of marijuana, Szara said in a °''®‘‘ ^ ‘‘c® '■'val bidders etdyne Division of Canoga '•a lb sals, there is no inherent ten- and have to be supplemented Discovery paper on the project. Wednesday to get the National Park, Calif., won the first big many as a dozen scientists and ment level. .39 dency to perpetuate a respect- by imports from other parts of "Further experiments are in- Aeronautics and Space Admin technicians. n able rate of g^rowth consistent uje counttry, Howell says. They For launching, the orbiter MarijuEtna’s effect in reduc- dicated and are under way to Istratlon contract to build five By DANIEL Q. HANEY with full employment, are lumber, furniture, printing ing' pressure levels within the explore the mechanism of ac- vehicles over a six-year period, Jobs Will Boost will be mounted piggyback on a "We must encourage. REGAL MEN'G GHGP publishing, paper and fab- eye was discovered last No- tlon and to verify these findings The delta-winged craft that large expendable propellant BOSTON (AP) — As the na- California Economy tank and two recoverable and 4 4 n H economy along a rlcated metal products. vember during a UCLA study in a larger number of glau- will carry men Native Tomatoes are here.,. Summer Squash, is lower at IQ lb. tion'9 economy recovers from will carry men and materiel "THE COMPLETE idEN'S STORE" careiuLiy cn^en patn. The gap between new Eng- on how marijuana smoking af- coma patients," he added. reusable solid-propellant rock ,){s current slump,. New Eng- between earth and orbiting sat and we feature FANCY CUCUMBERS at each At England to slice its j^nd demand and production is fected driving ability. ipranie aniH in o inton^ioTw ets. 1 v n o v n/\f* 0Qr\mcs anrtnr\. . . . 4 __4_ s ______ai__ * ' ellites are expected to be a Space Shuttle plum about a MANCHESTER VERNON lands may not Some econo- unemployment rate from the about $600 million------a _ year. If AdvertisemenU in the Daily Daily th^t toe first steo In t h f ^ l o J boon to the aerospace Industry y®»r ago—a $5(X)-milllon con- Shuttles used for i„. civilian pur- The Finest Yellow Bananas at lb. mikte,,, ,say it wtU . continue . . , to current current 8 per per cent cent to to 4 per per cent cent that that were were mies filled, h Howell^w^ii says, it it Rmin. Bruin, ttoi UC3LA.a campus news-...... that the first step in the follow 901 -907 M AIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA up study will be to observe the in California. Estimates range tract to d®vel^op 36 of the main “ slide unless people work hard to by 1975 will mean creating could open up 5,000 new jobs paper, attracted a flood of vol- __ Up to 60,000 more jobs over the engines for the three-engine or- Cape Kennedy, Fla. Those on save it. 1,695,(X)0 new jobs, or about 175,- pressure effect of one marl- military missions will rocket 643-2478 •72-0538 annually. untsers for the pot smoking juana cigarette on a group of next years. biter. Shop Pinehurst Thursday 8 A M . till 9 P M . "The New England economy (XX) a year, according to How- 20 10 off from Vandenberg Air Force Ihese 5,000 jobs, Howell says, said Under the initial payment of Employment spread out OPEN MON. thhi SAT. 0:80-6:80 OPEN MON thro FRL 10:00-9:00 won’t recover unless we do ell. Presently, 435,9 .V J ■ .1 but DISTRESS 80II ■- In kriou ihirt- y lbs! ,i u,i\ Itt lu\, twl\ f'lt tiri'l kf-{< only eight months. In 1963, U He spoke at a union hall In speech; Abuse Report Said ‘Whitewash’ College under their combined perintendent of schools for cur when he became the first to de who would support this." But together. I think there was al PRICES, SO STOCK UP NOW! nr, uriiiht nt n I drr.itnrd nf hnl.iitu:. ' \U^ K> n "Amertoon noliHos will never bio-chemlcal program. She and riculum; and Cathy and Linda nounce the Vietnam war on the later he cooled off. The ques most a sort of psychic sigh of North Bend, Ore., trying for la > < h n w iin f \u,t\./k. V .’/f. "H im ! .inrtrd nn \-// Rn{u< ■ NEW LONDON. Conn. (AP) patient abuse, nepotism, malad- tices In all of its institutions,’ her husband, Bennet, reside in Larivee auid Ed Sinnamtxi of bor support, lining up with la be the same again." k \i»i/ ' floor of the Senate. It was for tion, of course, became moot relief. He gambled an awful lot Plnix, I Utmhiti I'nx '{nu ti tn — A report last spring on con- ministration, and mis- the report said. Quincy, Mass. the YC and SA. WHOLE SIRLOIN ditions at the Seaside Regional appropriation of state property ______Center for the mentally re- and money for personal use, ^Now I can do so many things / war right away. Sometimes they pass me by ^ ashamed to do before like swimming and and then turn around and call me back..^ tarded' concluded there were according to the report. says Mrs. Ken Schmtdt tennis. “ writes Mrs. Schmidt, ‘ t enjoy TIPS of BEEF They Just can't believe it's the san\e old admlnlstraUve difficulUes at The three-man committee of Norfolk. Neoraska wearing dresses sizes U -I2’s rather than Marge They ask how I did it and how 13 to 16>lb. Average 20>/}. E\en my friends don't recognize me the center but that there was was headed by Myron Bem- / feel. They think I look so nice. “ no direct testimony to support stein of East Haddam, chair- Shopping For Money ??? allegations against Supt. Fred man of the state personnel ap- VOB ^ SMILINGMSIRVICI L Flnn of paUent abuse. peal board. The other two BIG SHQE But a union leader represent- members were the Rev. Joseph I__ 31__ L Z } 1 _ Eat Well...Lose That Fat! ing some of the employes at the Gengras of Bloomfield, chair- center ’Tuesday branded the re- man of the state Council of SALE! So you want to lose 5, 10, 25 or more pounds of excessive weight? . . . Here now is an extraordinary easy figure-slimming Plan port a “ whitewaah." Mental Retardation, and Robert See Us . that offers you a way to get rid of unsightly, superfluous fat you're The report, prepared by a J. McCully of Stratford, a staff carrying — without strenuous exercises. . and, most important of special three-man Investigating member of the Bridgeport Men- ail, without missing a meal. team, after complaints against tal Health Center. Satisfy your appetite and peel off those excess, extra pounds, Finn by some employes, was " i think less than nothing of - too. Now with the X-11 Reducir$g Plan, you can remove 4.99 7.99 given to state Personnel Com- that report ... (the committee) pounds and inches from thighs, neck. legs, waist — all LabofAtory Scianct h«s missioner Edward Simpson in purposely avoided the strongest req. 14.00 ■ 22.00 OVER — stabilize reduces weight that you may dream about parfaciad a tiny p«a maal 31 JL J L ■^as you follow this Plan. While you eat satisfying meals, no labiA With a plan rhai lata March. It was made public witnesses . . . In my opinion it you aai 3 t«na>bla maaU / longer will you be the prisoner of the overeating habit, be a day, piua iwaan maal Tuesday as evidence in new was a complete whitewash," cause with the X-11 Plan, you eat less — want less. You anacka Now get fabulous savings on a great selection of famous ] r loseweight . . . while you eat well. hearings on charges against said Warren Caverly, business Finn. The Health Department representative of Council 16 of brand spring and summer shoes. Choose from your I 3L ordered the new hearings after the American Federation of favorite colors of either white, black, blue or bone. the union pressed Its charges. State, County and Municipal You’ll want to purchase more than one pair of these famous SATISFACTION GUARANTEED The report said there was Eyiployes. You must be completely satisfied or "no direct testimony which On administrative problems, names . . . at a beautiful low price. simply return tor a full refund. could be substantiated on the report said, "It appears Shoe ’n’ boot shop. Downtown only. \ i c Get your X-11 Reducing Plan today. If SHOP-RITE DRUG patient abuse by Mr. Flim . . , that he (Finn) has certain fall- flabby fat doesn't disappear, just return ’The aUegatlons should not be Ings as an administrator and O t Z I D C l the empty package for an immediate re- accepted as they pertain to Mr, we are not qualified or knowl- furxJ — no questions asked. 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE FH™-’’ edgeable to assess his fiscal Z3( The report was written after management." a c z i c w ill cut into Boneless Sirloin Steaks, Roasts, or Any Way You So Desire!______informal testimony was taken ‘"There appears to be little in X on earlier charges including the delegation of authority and responsibility and this does not LEAN AND TENDER make for an effective and ef a C I D L ficient organization. Flim tries 1C to do too much himself and flC Z D C SIRLOIN HIPS of BEEF problems of employes’ Job dis 2 PUMPS satisfaction result," the report □LZIC 20 to 25 lb. Average continued. STRAPS The report also noted that SANDALS c z D c : two of Finn’s children were em BRAIDED RUGS ployed in permanent positions MED. HEELS at the center and that young LOW HEELS Manchester State Bank offers a 1% relatives have been employed CASUALS annual percentagj^ rate refund on In summer jobs. DRESSY A U VIRGIN WOOL "Nepotism may exist at the any type installment financing for center, children of Mr. Phm prompt payment. . . . We call it should not be working under his 15 C O L O R S I 9 X 12 8 X 10 6 x 9 administration, m e office of ^ "REWARD-A-LOAN." . . . It means we mental retardaUW should issue — appreciate your business. It works like policy dlrectlvet^on such prac- RED GREEN BLUE this: on a n e w ca rlo a n the ratp is 9.30% BROWN GOLD $ 86^ ' $ 48" annual percentage rate lest 1% annual WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SELECTION Meskill Won’t percentage rate for prornpt payment, this OF QUALITY BRAIDED RUGS. Boycott Lettuce comes to 8.30% annual percentage rate for 36 months . . . the same 1% annual per HARTFORD (AP) — Oov. centage rate refund is given on other types of Hiomaa J. Mesldll said Tues day that he would not Join In a loans too . . . shop for your loan . . . see us MANCHESTER boycott of Iceberg lettuce, today for your REWARD-A-LOAN . . . 1% Mesklll said in a letter to the Court of Common Council of annual percentage rate refund for prompt payment. Hartford that "the state as a CARPET CENTER purchaser of goods . attempts to BONUS SPECIAL! MEMBER FDIC w ill cut into Sirloin Steaks, Roast,, or Any Way You obtain the best buy for the tax D e s ir e ! payers dollars.” SANOAIS Mesklll said It that to "to be WE SELL 60c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS 646-2130 fair to our state’s taxpayers, A FULL we must continue to purchase 4.99 “A BEAUTIFUL and EXCITING SHOWBLACE of FAMOUS RUGS and CARPETS" Items at the best price obtain SERVICE Wo Accept Federal Food Stamps! Come to the Manchester Carpet Center for All Your Carpet Needs. able. State tax dollars should MANCHESTER STATE BANK BANK SEE A SPECIALIST! not be Used to support ^ny spe SPCXHALA FOR THURS., FRI. AND SAT.! |v OPEN DAILY TO 5:30 — THURS., FRI. TO 9 P.M. cial interest grroups.’’’ \ V" \ w^^amaaammmmmmmmmaaMammamaaa 311 MAIN STREET (Opposite State Armory) MANCHESTER Several labor organizations MANCHEStER. CONNECTICUT 06040 ' • TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 WE.RESIBBVE THE BIGHT TO UBHT QUANTITIES have urged support of the let 1041 MAIN SlflEET tuce boycott.