FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1971 PAG E- T W E N T Y -T W O Average Dally Nef Press Ron The Weather PVtr The Week Ended Showers likely and poeslbly July 17, 1071 thunderstorms today, tonight Eli I. 6. Okrant, son of Mr. Fuel Oil Bids and Sunday. Highs today and and Mrs. Gerald Okrant of 49 Carnival Day iianrI|Tfitpr lEupmttg Hrralb Sunday 76 to 80. Lows tonight About Town LX Waranoke Rd., and Lee Potter- 1 5 ,0 0 0 In the upper 60s. ■nie Rev. George Noetrand, an,j jjrs. George Cookout Listed Opened by Town PLAZA DEPT. STORE rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal .potterton of 171 Avery St., have Manchester— A City of Village Charm Three companies are apparent (We Have A Notion To Please) Caiurch, will CMiduct a service named to the dean’s list On Camp Agenda E. MZDDLiE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) Sunday at 8:18 a.m. on radio. the University of Connecticut low bidders for fuel oil to town OPEN Wia>.. THUBS., FBI. tUl • VOL. LXXXX, NO. 256 (EIGHTEEN PAGES— SE (7nO N ) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1971 (Ctaeslfled' Advertising on Page 16) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS station WINP. ’The program Is jqj. yie spriilg semester. Manchester’s Camp Kennedy, and school facilities. The follow­ TV sponsored by the Manchester which completed two thirds of ing low bid pluses are above the Area .Council (rf Churches and Sabbath services will be held Its six-week season today, has per gallon prices for New Haven Open Till 9 Tonight the Clergy Association of Man­ at Temple Beth Sholom tonight two big events scheduled for tank cars, as Quoted In-the chester. at 7:30 and tomorrow at 10 next week—a cookout on Tues­ Journal of Commerce: day. and a Carnival Day on CODenATIONS W. C. Mason Co., Glastonbury, Yacafion Bound? Girl Found David A. Fletcher, s(m of Mr. Wednesday. Next east of the old armory fected young .O.C. with a long- No. 2, .0312: Tennenco Laurel PLAZA HAS ALL THE NECESSARY ITEMS Deadline Nears and Mrs. John Fletcher Jr. of The cookout will be given by cn Weils St. was an open lot. Ing to emulate Ms feat. Ihat Corp., Hartford, No. .4, .00«6; 76 Irving St., has been named to Campout Slated the Manchester Army and Navy >xiie boys had a small baseball lingering hope persisted for a Hampton Oil Corp., Springfield, Swim Caps Swim Trunks Unharmed Astronauts onto Moon, the dean’s list at Alfred (N.T.) Club, wMch conducts similar (hamsHid there with an old tin number of years until he met a Mpss., no. 0, .0102. TkAHMc Swim Suits General Oil Co. of East Hart­ University, where he Is a At Playground events every .vear for die camp­ dust pan for home plate and friend already proficient and inongs children ft Mdles ford submitted a .007 low bid On Steel Strike sophomore. ers and volunteer staff. various rags, pans or stones lor wtHlng to teach Wm. It really In Durham ’The Manchester Recreation for No. 2 but was disqualified Ear Plugs Playwear The Carnival Day is being the other bases. Isn’t very difficult to learn to By NEIL GHiBBIDE Counts. ‘“This is a basic in Department Is sponsoring a for lack of accompanying surety. AP Labor Writer dusti^ of .tremendous Impor- DURHAM (AP) — Heather Wallace B. Whiting of 12 Ly- campout lor children age 6 to Planned and a n ^ g e d by “C ^ p Once the ball went across the stay on the wire and walk, QUALITY PRODUCTS — BUDGET PRICES dall St. has been named to the It also submitted a .018 bid for WASHINGTON (AP) — La- tance to our economy.” Bird, a 13-year-old mentally re- 12. next Friday from 6 p.m. to Kennedy Volunteers, ’ with street and broke one of Mr. But to perform other tricks bor negotiators bargained today Steelworkers now average tarded girl, sat huddled under d ew ’s list at Rensselaer Poly- at 8 a.m. at the West exoense to be borne southwlck’a windows, which had mulUplles the dllflcultles im- No. 4. Prepare for Ride Buggy toward a midnight deadline 33.48 per hour in straight time a tree, talking to herself as rain technic Institute for the spring Side Oval. Moriarty Bro^.. Tayior Rent- mensely. And strange as it may Other bids were .0318 for No. 2 to be pedd for. Luckily window by Tenneco; .0100 by Savin that may bring the first steel wages. Overtime and incentive drenched the surrounding under- semester. ’The son erf Mr. suid Children must register lor All, and Jim Herne’s Hobby panes were not so large then. seem to some people, it is much By HOWARD BENEDICT Mrs. Harold A. Whiting, he Is a easier to w ^ a slack wire than Fuel Co. of East Hartford for industry strike In a dozen pay bring the average up to brush. the campout by Wednesday at Shop. That was a much lesser catas- years. $4.36 per hour. "D o you want to go home?” AP Aerospace Writer chemical engineering major. a tight one, unless you cany No. 4; and .0218 by Mason for the playgrounds. There is a hlg event this week at giropiie than 'When “ BUdo” something to retard developing No. 4. “ Some slight progress is ><i didn’t have very much volunteer fireman Dennis Crook­ SPACE CENTER, Hous. registration lee which must ac- camp for retarded children let a stmie^ go through a being made but not enough to progress to report,” - Mokmy shanks genUy InQuired, ton (AP)— Ajwllo 15 ex­ U3AF Sgt. Charles A. Pearl, permission slip. a cookout yesterday, with window of Watkin’s (tore. imbalance, such as a balance predict what wlU h a i^ h ,” said gold after Friday night’s brief 'I'*® 81^ nodded "yes,” and plorers David R. Scott son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Steve ThM^’ toe irill "'cover "’mustard; hamburgers (enough for three Hls’ fatterhad to 'p a y ’it off'hi P®’®’ ®tc. These Vice President Joseph P. Medo- meeting of the union’s 600- the pair trudged through a Pearl of 152 Hollister St., has NEW! — EXiOenNO exclusive relish, punch, ice cream e,p 3 each), p ^ t o sticks,..mm m u__ s ^L Installments and “BUdo” got a “ ^e " t c ^ r e X T l e ^ ' t ny of the AFL4JIO United member Basic Steel Industry heavy downpour to a nearby and James B. Irwin step­ been transferred from Forbes and relish suppUed by Albert yewng every night unUl final ped onto the moon at Had­ and film rental. twitch a slack wire over under, NATURAL HEALTH Steel'workers. Conference which will make the farmhouse. Heather, who had AFB, ’Topeka, Kan. to Keesler Children must bring hot dogs ZamalOs of 68 ’Ihck Rd. s^es payment was made. That’s the way we describe Molohy, whose union is seek- decision to accept ata offer or been barefoot, wore the flre- ley Base today and pre­ AFB, In Biloxi, Miss, where he . his center of gravity and then FOOD SHOPPE or hamburgers and buns. manageroooa for GUdden-Durkee time a merry-go-r<mnd every St. Charles Custom Ing hefty wage hikes from the call a strike. man’s bj>®ts. Alternately they pared to make man’s first will teach electronics. He is Foods. marshmallows, a sleeping bag A T TH E Kitchen we build. Each is a one- nation’s basic steel Industry, All nine of the companies walked hand-in-hand and he driving expedition on the married to the former Marilyn In addition cupcakes (also ® t*ve feel and precise timing can described company <rffers so and ground cover, a flashlig:ht, in a^non, cupewes {. running In that lot east of ^ acouired bv practice In- of-a-kind kitchen built to one carried her. lunar surface, a moon Gray of Manchester. They have and toilet articles. enough for three each) wore w araa nreftv wpII “ ® acQmrea py pracuco in PARKADE far as ’’less than stingy.” Heather disappeared ’ITiursday a son, Michael Kevin. Sgt. minoHed bv Mrs ZamalUs non- arm<»T- « was pwtty well yoiying many falls. particular person’s own exacting , ®®«® o* banking blast furnaces Heauier oisappeareu mursaay buggy ride to a deep can­ Transportation to and from UGGETT PHABMACY preparaUon for a possible morning from Stonegate school. Pearl’s brother, Robert, Is stay- Rif^iriAa patronlxcd at 6 cents a ride once when the wire was too requirements. Visit our show­ yon and an ancient moun­ the West Side Oval must be slc^s ^ Eltaa^ta a^ Mar- ^ chance for a free ride if nigh in the bom and O.C. fell c l ^ l v ^ a t X d ‘ ht shutdown if the unlwi ^ s on where she lived with about 120 l ^ i ^ t h him also They ^ at ,, u,e camper. Chll- room and see the kind of job ciOGely w^ched by the I^ o n gtrike. other mentally^ retarded child- tain. BUoxi, y«i_were lucky enough to g ^ b a-straddle of It, he was certain ““2200 —Gulce “PI., Miss., 3 ^ hamtargers SU ^^j^'Ti’e'more P^ten- “ e^ouid’ = we’ll do for you. Molony said he expected a More than 24 hours later, With a color television cam­ and would like to hear from a.m. on Saturday as there will dozen hamburger rolls and three customers In sight, the form on the old bed mattress, decision at a 2 p.m. EDT meet- when Crookshanks discovered era relaying remarkably clear their friends.