PAGp FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 15. 1973 I Laughter Hard He Completes Course Area Police Tolland COVENTRY In Maritime History William O’Brien, 17, of Stan- dish Rd., Coventry, was I To Come By John T. Haney Jr., of 160 charged early this morning Parker St. has completed a with third-degree criminal mis­ graduate level course in Fire Station Planned chief and taking a motor vehi­ I In Washington maritime histqry at Mystic Seaport. cle without the owner’s permis­ ■» sion in connection with an inci­ Along with thirteen other By ANN BLACKMAN And, after Agnew dismissed dent at Sanborn Service Station, VIVIAN KENNESON The committee was ap­ homeowners. An80ciated Press Writer allegations against him as students, Haney attended the Rt. 31, Coventry. Police said Correspondent pointed the 'TVFD in June to First Selectman Erwin Munson Institute of American WASHINGTON (AP) - Alice “damn lies,” the vice president that a boy has also been Tel. 875-4704 find suitable land in'the densely Stoetzner, noting that the fire Maritime History, sponsored by Roosevelt Longworth found a took off for a long weekend of referred to juvenile authorities The Tolland Volunteer Fire populated area. 'The 'TVFD has station would fit . in with the Mystic Seaport and accredited bat in her boudoir last week, golf in Palm Springs, Calif. in the case. Department, (TVFD), plana to a five-year comprehensive plan town plan, promised to give But for those who must de­ by the University of Connec­ build a fire station in the to have all areas in town and she couldn’t stop laughing ticut. Lobdell names of several about it. Laughter these days in pend on the highways and Gehring-New Rds. area. covered within three miles of a builders interested in donating A witness told police that two fire station. this muggy, scandal-ridden bridges to lead them to water, The institute’s basic program Kenneth Lobdell, 4‘epresen- land to the town. The com­ is an intensive six-weeH survey youths were “trying to kick in capital is hard to come by. weekends are often syn­ tative of the TVFD land Lobdell, who lives on Gehring mittee would investigate the course in American merchant the door’' of the station. When Rd., says he has spoken with “ You say everyone is onymous with traffic jams. purchasing committee, new information before going to shipping since early colonial police arrived both youths fled depressed?’’ asked Mrs. The alternative? appeared at the Board of other residents who do not the finance board. tinies, and its economic, on foot. O’Brien was ap­ Longworth, the scion of Stay in Washington. And Selectmen meeting Tuesday object to a fire station being Lobdell also requested that, political and social roles in the prehended by police at the rear Washington aristocracy and many do. night to request permission,to built on the residential street. after.the new fire truck arrives development of the United of the building. The other youth President Theodore “ We’re home for the go to the Board of Finance for The inherent problems of noise the 'TVFD be allowed to park its summer, and it’s awful,” said States. escaped but was later c a u ^ t in approval for the purchase of and traffic apparently are out­ Roosevelt’s candid, wispy-thin the area by police. brush trucks in the town garage Margot Hahn, a prominent Research activities were about one acre of land on weighed by a sense of security for the winter months. daughter. “I don’t think in those O’Brien Was released on a terms. Washington hostess who is wife augmented by guest lecturers, Gehring Rd. at $5,000. and lower insurance rates for informal discussions and the 3500 non-surety bond for court “Everyone is hypnotized by of former D.C. City Council Seaport’s G.W. Blunt White Sept. 10. • Watergate. One hangs on the Chairman Gilbert Hahn Jr. boob tube all day long. But "Everybody’s depressed. ’The Library, a collection of 26,(»0 government is in shambles, and volumes and 250,000 Reginald Hutchins, 19, of depressed? I’m not depressed Springdale Ave., Coventry, was at all.’’ the (stock) market’s dis­ John. Haney Jr. manuscripts relating to astrous.” maritime history. charged Tuesday afternoon on At 89, having lived through Rt. 31 with reckless driving ALL BEDDING ON the Harding administration and Like the Hahns, many people remain in Washington for the Police said that Hutchins was Teapot Dome, Mrs. Longworth observed operating his vehicle can’t be expected to lie awake summer because their work SALE demands it. On Capitol Hill Tolland in a reckless manner. Court worrying about Watergate-or date is Sept. 10. even the 2-cent rise in the cost where Congress recessed for 2limersp^Mittressn the summer a week and a half of a loaf of bread. 2l«xSpriRgs But many of her Washington ago, dozens of Senate neighbors fret in proportion to Watergate staffers are con­ VERNON aHM-jHSt tinuing the investigation. Group To Meet the black headlines. The sky A Vernon man is in satisfac­ “Vacation?” grumbled one isn’t falling, biit on the cocktail tory condition at Rockville lawyer. “I’m lucky if I have circuit and in the green federal General Hospital after a car- energy enough to take a cold On Charter Shift work warrens, some insist the motorcycle accident ’Tuesday government is. shower when I get home.” at Windsor Ave. and Stanley St. At the White House, Presi­ So how do Washington VIVIAN KENNESON Stoetzner has promised to Hospital authorities said that residents find respite from the dent Nixon’s lawyers were put­ Correspondent turn over information regar­ David Wakefield, 21, of 65 ting in 15-hour days, seven days high temperatures and Tel. 875-4794 ding persons who have Loveland Hill, Vernon, a a week preparing the pressure-cooker atmosphere? The Governmental ’Transition expressed an interest in serving passenger on the motorcycle, is President’s brief on Watergate. Some leave the city. Committee will meet tonight at as town manager. The hospitalized with a question of President Nixon has spent Near the White House at the 8 at the Administration selectmen approved up to |175 head injuries and a laceration almost five of the past seven Sans Souci restaurant, the Building. for placement of adver­ of the knee. weeks away from the capital. fashionable French watering The committee was “for­ tisements for the post. The hole for administration biggies, mally” appointed by the Board committee will not receive the Maitre D’ Paul DeLisle insists money but will turn over bills to OPEN WED., THURS., of Selectmen Tuesday night, Police have charged the it’s still necessary to book the selectmen for payment after being “unofficially” ap^ operator of the car, Michael C. AND FBI. NIGHTS reservations a week in advance. pointed by Stoetzner in June. from the miscellaneous fund. Gibson, 21, of 99 Brooklyn St., “Business is beautiful,” he U .e 'S h t M Town Fire The purpose of the committee The first order of business at Rockville, with failure to grant Nonfighters said. “Normally, it’s very quiet is to help make a smooth tonight’s meeting will be the Watergate night. In the picture abovp firl ^ ® ^ store Wednesday right of way. Bushmen of Africa’s Kala­ in the summer. But this year election of a chairman. Serving P i n e . . changeover to the town Police say that the Gibson car hari Desert never fight each people have not gone away. manager form of government on the committee are Charles other. Outsiders, who do, are made a left turn onto Stanley Y o u 'll be Maybe because they’re working which will be in effect on Nqv. Regan, Russell Stevenson, considered as short-tempered St. from Windsor Ave.„and was on Watergate. I give Mr. 6, once the new c h a rte r Elaine Bugbee, Ruth Loyzim,' Amazed Nixon and unpredictable as the lions. in collision with a motorcycle H a ld e m a n ’s and M r. becomes effective. Town Ethel James, Judy Dean, Ed Nation Listens The Bushman word “goma,” operated by Michael Poehnert, at this moskey. Dale Tower, John By HARRY F. meaning “animal without Ehrlichman’s table to other Counsel Robert King has ad­ 20, of 49 Loveland Hill, Vernon. evidence...that I had any _ people now. But Mr. Kissinger Trainor, Bette <3uatrale, Bolke Great Editors’ Note: When Presi­ hoofs,” is used for non-Bush­ vised that the committee will Gibson and Toehnert were both ROSENTHAL knowledge of the planning for R. Leslie Knox, 53, is here today, and he was here dent Nixon made his Watergate men as well as lions. have no power but is a study Erickson, and Vivian uninjured in the accident. Colonial Associated Press Writer the Watergate break-in.’’ watched the color set in the Fire Damages Tire Store speech Wednesday night, yesterday.” committee. Kenneson. WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon’s nationwide television Court date is Se^t. 4. Bedroom Buy! Associated Press reporters corner of the living room | Proclaiming anew he was and radio speech and accom­ from the couch, getting up checked the reaction of DAVID KNAPP e m p lo y e of H a r d e e ’s not involved in the panying statement defended his once to get a can of beer. | Many spectators aided efforts to learn the truth about Americans of many walks of (Herald Reporter) restaurant, located across shattered, but the hole was not Watergate scandal, Presi­ firemen in the operation by A R T H U R S - $31995 W atergate- the facts of which life and political persuasions by His wife Barbara, 51, sat in a | A fire, logged by fire of- the street. Fire units arrived large enough to permit the Cfrhonce your bedroom with the "Amtrkon SetSe/'.* dent Nixon has appealed to removing burning tires from in­ the President said, he didouble decide the guilt or innocence television. The following ac-■ asleep in her mother’s's lapInn K th Need a hot comb? Need a blender? Need a toaster? dretseri mirror, chest ond panel bed. Antiqued brow . He concluded with a plea to through the VWioIesale Tire roof in the northeast comor smoke ejector units. Firemen said that two ond porcelain pulls odd charm. of individuals involved. toward the end of the speech, g pumper units and a ladder truck Need most any kind of brand name small appliance? “ not stay so mired in store, 357 Broad St., of the building. “The time has come to turn Their son Paul, 22, and his | responded to the call and that Watergate that we fail to res­ Wednesday night shortly Firemen at the scene were Within dn hour firemen had Then why look any further than your nearby Arthur Drug Watergate over to the courts fiancee Martha Griswold, 19, g 15,000 feet of 2i<4-inch line and pond to challenges of sur­ Related Stories after the store closed at 8 forced to use Scott air packs to the blaze under control and You don't have to^get dressed up. COMPLETE where the questions of guilt or who lives on a small farm in the S 600 feet of 1'/4-inch line were Special passing importance to America On Page 14 p . m . reach the flames through the began clean-up operations. U innocence belong”, Nixon said. and the world.’’ town, were there. Paul sat next used in fighting the fire. Water You don't have to walk a city block to shop at Arthur Drug HOLLYWOOD BEDCi Town Firemen received dense smoke of the burning During mop-up operations And like every purchase at Arthur's your satisfaction is guaranteed Pine Arm “The time has come for the rest Nixon’s long-awaited state­ count was prepared from dis­ to his dad; Martha in a chair :J? was supplied by a nearby fire • Mallrcss u Doxsprif'f 'P S of us to get on with the urgent next to Mrs. Knox. g the call at 8:11, which was rubber. Meanwhile other Michael Kelly, a co-owner of hydrant. ment did not offer rebuttal patches filed by AP staffers Joe firemen cut ventilation holes in • f-ramc I business of the nation.” reported by a woman Wholesale Tire, discovered that Deputy Fire Chief William Watergate questions. “It has Tybor-Chlcago, William The hired hand, Frank Fils, ‘4 the roof with rescue saws, • Choice ol Headboards N Living Room Nixon accepted full respon­ 18, was there, and Dick Smith, a ladder was leaning against a Griffin said that the fire ap­ 69 not been my intention to DiMascio-Harrisburg, Pa., trailer truck van used to store sibility for the actions of his attempt any such comprehen­ John Broder-Miami, Alexander 55, a neighbor from nearby Con- g parently began in the northeast Set 3-pc. aides “because the abuses oc­ toocook wandered in later. S tires, parked to the rear of the corner of the building. sive and detailed response,” G. Higgins-Concord, N.H., Ann store. Upon investigation with SOFA 3-Piece SOFA-BED curred during my administra­ Nixon explained. Blackman-Washington and As the Knoxes gathered g Firemen gained access to the SPANISH tion and in the campaign for my around the set in Newfe Jet Diverted, Manchester Police, Kelly found building through the use of a CHAIR WITH 24700 Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Mark Kautz-San Francisco. that the fiberglass skylight on G re-election.” He also defended Hampshire, among other key which was offered to them Love BEDROOM MAnRESS Ariz., commented that the one of the vans had been his decision not to turn over Americans tuned in were those % by an unidentified employe of Sofa SET president’s address “did not Jeffrey D. A lderm an shattered and a number of snow SOFA-CHAIR presidential tape recordings to add anything to his other in a bar in Steelton, Pa., in an | Lands In Israel the tiri company. Firemen said Associated Press Writer tires had been removed. that entry to the building was the special Watergate speeches that would tend to expensive home in San Fran-tEL AVIV a pilot’s last radio message said, Police said that a skylight on ROCKER prosecutor or Senate Com­ divert suspicion from him.” It was quiet in the large 388"' according to Ghosn. a second van had also been (See Page Sixteen) 299®®199“ mittee. But Goldwater said he supports house at the Knox dairy The plane landed at Lod air­ But he said the Senate the President in his appeal for farm in Weare, N.H. The gressiJnal a de *wat^hprf°?n i Lebanon Watergate committee had Washington. Some Salt L a k e | port under escort of two Israeli MAN-aZE failed to disclose “the slightest President was on television fighter jets, according to SPANISH (See Page Sixteen) Israeli authorities. REUINERS SOFA and BOSTON BEAN talking about Watergate. (See Page Sixteen) t . Hospital Fund Drive A s U w Ai « Cidmond Ghosn, director CHAIR ROCKER BAG Queen general of Beirut Airport, said Israeli state radio said two ..... Ithe Boeing 707 carrying 110 passengers hijacked the Middle Now At $46,030^ $2Q95 CHAIRS Go;.i passengers and 10 crew East Airlines flight. The *89” hijackers, not identified by members was hijacked by Donations to the Manchester RttKnts to muny >348™ Excellent nationality, boarded the plane “unknown persons on board" Memorial Hospital Apprecia­ potitibnsi Velvet Bond iSvID,(ID(n)(D) Bu y >12". Highway Fund Law Boosts over the Mediterranean. in Libya, the radio said. tion Fund have reached a total Matties'. “Someone is pointing a gun at The Israeli state radio said of $46,030. The goal of the drive my head saying he has seized the plane was commandeered is $60,000 and hospital officials 9x12 2-PIECE LANE CO. the plane and ordering me to over the island of Cyprus. are hopeful that the remaining 5 0 , 0 0 0 LIVING R O O M S SOLID Bo»s|)riii',; Mass Transit Prospect in State SPANISH proceed to Lod airport,” the As the plane landed in Tel $13,970 will be raised by Aug. Nylon Priced from PINE MASTER By GARY LUHR Aviv, troops sealed off the air­ 31. As Shugrue understands it, the state port. HUTCH BEDROOM sn Associated Press Writer Meskill wouldn’t say whether the two The funds raised will be used Rug$ can do two things. It can transfer matters were related or if he had asked to purchase an automated blood 4 0 0 0 0 Magnetic Pages HARTFORD (AP) — Mass transit money from one interstate project to Wood to resign. When contacted at his Drawing In Beirut, a spokesman for chemical analyser which will 4 2 r 8}Tstems for Connecticut’s urban areas another or . it can use the money for noxzema >198“ ^699“® home recently and asked if he would Tonight the Popular Front for the perform twelve, or more, in- Coloring Sofa ond Ciwir >299“ Reg. 1O34.0S are “an awful lot closer” because of a mass transit provided it is spent in the Liberation of Palestine, a discuss recent transportation dividual chemical tests on a Right ^39®' le n ly new federal act that permits states to same location as the original highway, Connecticut’s lottery drawing Marxist guerrilla group respon­ 3 0 0 0 0 Photo be said. decisions. Wood replied tersely that he single blood sample. ^ SKIN divert highway funds, says acting state no longer was a state employe and had will take place at 7:30 p.m. sible for several hijackings in Some of these tests may be of Books transportation commissioner, James “But the law says if you turn money nothing further to say. Wood spent 40 today. 'Those using the state’s the past, said no members of particular interest to the doctor Guard HEAVY F. Shugrue. REG. 29c in you still must get approval for the years in the former highway depart­ "Lott Line” are asked to wait that guerrilla group were on the because of known or suspected CREAM Album new project,” Shugrue said. 2 0 0 0 0 Plank Top He says Connecticut will decide ment before it was merged with other until about 8:30 before dialing flight. disease, while others provide DEODORANT ONLY 8 within two or three months how to He said few states were likely to turn state agencies. He came out of retire­ the number. additional information which spend millions of dollars that will in funds if there was a chance they Relatives of passengers TABLE ment in 1971 to head the present The number 182471 was may or may not relate to the ONLY FOR become available under the act. wouldn’t get them back. He said Transportation Department. waiting for the plane in Beirut patient’s illness. $|99 “AITwe know for sure is that the sec­ Connecticut would make sure it had drawn today as the $50,000 top w ^e told it would be five hours 10/100 4 Arm Chairs Wood served as deputy state highway winning number in the weekly In other cases, where the tion of Interstate 291 between 1-84 and federal approval for any project before commissioner from 1951 to 1955 under late. 'The airport runways were patient appears to be in good 9 9 c Reg. *3.99 1-86 wiU not be built. We’ll be turning it sought to transfer fun^. drawing of the Massachusetts Pine or maple deserted. No planes were lan­ health, the various tests are • 16 self-adhesive pages • 9/6" x 11" $ former Gov. John Lodge. It generally lottery. that money in for something else,” he Shugrue also said he didn’t know if 6 ding or taking off, indicating it • Holds all si/e prints • N o pasli* reejuirod was thought that as transportation useful in detecting chemical ab­ Large Finish said. Connecticut would lose more than $8 The number 90671 was drawn had been closed to air traffic. • Photos stay in place under Hcutan* covers commissioner he continued to devote to qualify holders for the normalities in the blood which • 13oi. Can Refl. *1.99 6 oz. JAR • Free from dust and scratclies. 1 Gov. ’Thomas J. Meskill last month million already spent on 1-291 rights-of- were not suspected. In such Reg. *1.09 way. most of his attention to roads. Meskill, Million Dollar Game. » Spiral liindiny scratched plans for an 11-mile section meanwhile, has become an increasing Last Friday night Israeli jets cases the physician may be of 1-291 from F arm in g to n to Meanwhile Meskill’s office released spokesman for mass transportation. In intercepted a Lebanese jetliner alerted to the possibility that a High potency ‘ 199” EVERY DINETTE NOW on SALE Manchester. Environmentalists had a statement Wednesday applauding recent months he has made numerous over Beirut and forced it down disease is present in an early strongly opposed the highway. President Nixon for his decision to sim in Israel. Israel later said the stage. B-complex vitamins CANVAS LUGGAGE in 5 sizes STUDIO COUCH the bill. public appearances to promote Connec­ Fantastic Value MyOtPLE • Dresser Peter's Meskill ordered the department to. ticut’s growing number of express bus operation was an attempt to An additional important use and Mrs. Mark W. Hill, to use as totes, overnites, “The new bill means that we no Golden Tan with 300 mg. C. beach or diaper bags. begin inunediately to consider alter- routes in urban areas. He also has kidnap Palestinian guerrilla of the multiple-test analyser is and Mrs. Stanley Pearlson. 3 4 0 0 F in is h • Mirror Low Price naUves. Hie first step in that direction longer have to think just hi^ways leader Dr. George Habash and to follow the patient's response Allbec wiihC sought pontinued federal funding of the Mrs. M. Kenneth SUN TAN came Wednesday night when Shugre when it comes to expending Highway two of his top aides. They had to treatment, and to regulate ALBEE BFAUTIFULSOFT BEDROOM ,2QQ0y Penn Central railroad, the state’s Ostrinsky. in memory of met informally with citizens in Wind­ Trust Fund monies. We will be able to major commuter line. been booked on the plane but the amount of a drug given, on LOTION with Vitamin C William Ostrinsky; Mrs. Elsie Herculon • Bed sor at the first of several public trade off for such alternatives as buses, Besides 1-291, Meskill has ordered cancelled their flight at the last the basis of the chemistry test Bradley and Miss Betty Ander­ ONLY 1 5 " Rwi. S4./I9 N O W $1.99 meeUngs. exclusive bus lanes and rapid rail tran­ Clear tonight, low 55 to 60. minute. result. VITAMINS the Transportation Department to Friday high in mid 80s. son. in memory of Mrs. Martha 1 6 " R«g. $4.99 N O W $2.99 Approximately $200 million—the an­ sit,” the statement said. That plane was released two Common conditions such as ONLY study alternative routes for a section if Precipitation probability near Anderson; Mrs. Isabelle 1 8 " r .ki. $5.49 N O W $3.99 ticipated cost of 1-291 — now will be • Last month, Meskill said the 1-84 between East Hartford and hours after it was forced down. diabetes and arteriosclerosis, Knofla. in memory of William proposed federal acf was a key factor zero tonight, Friday. Winds 99c 1 9 " Rey. $5.99 N O W $4.99 available for something else in the Manchester, based on the possibility and diseases involving the A. Knofla. Mrs. Frederick W. $ 0 9 9 (»ming years, Shugrue said. He an­ in his decision to scrap the 1-291 sec­ northeast 10 m.p.h. during the 2 1 " ' Rey. $6.99 N O W $5.99 Main St» Manchester that the highway can’t be continued to ' Israel was condemned by the kidneys and liver, may be Hvde, in memory of Frederick ticipated spending “a portion of it” on tion. At the same time, he announced afternoon hours, and 5 m.p.h. or the Connecticut-Rhode Island border. less other times. / U N. Security Council for the detected or their presence con­ W. Hyde. mass transit and some on other in­ that a secUon of 1-291 from New Britain firmed. through the use of these Floral Prints Shugrue was asked recently if all of Outlook for Saturday, !sunny interception, which was the New supporting donors are; terstate projects, including portions of to Rocky Hill would be built as planned. tests. The course of the disease Mrs. Aldina Owens, Gordon 4oz. Size Reg. *1.69 *5.95 Discount these developments, including Wood’s and warm. first act of air piracy by the Shop Wed., Thurs., Fri. Till 9 P.M. 1-84 in Waterbury and eastern Connec­ It generaUy is believed that MeskilTs departure, signaled the end of a Jewish state in its 25 years of and.its response to treatment E. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Her ticut. decision prompted the resignatlo of High Low may often be clearly mirrored transportation era-the “interstate Anchorage confrontation with the Arabs. man V-. Johnson. Caroline Ad w tm m tu ts c u WE HONOR Connecticut will probably receive $90 former state Transportation Com­ 62 43 in the results of one or more of M va tm m m e n $» era’’—in Connecticut. New York disone. in memory of Frank R million from the $23 billion highway aid missioner A. Earl Wood. A single press 79 86 the tests provided in the multi­ isamcju maauMUU’ master charge Shugrue said he didn’t think that was Chicago Israel said today it would con­ Manner; Sherman E. Harris, B WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALt starts to day and bill'that President Nixon has promised release from Meskill’s office an­ 76 70 ple analysis system. Dearington. >Mr. and Mrs f of Manchester the case so much as Meskill’s desire to Denver tinue to go outside international Not R bpo o iAM lor Typoyiphsal Errori ' to sign. But it is unclear just w ^ t the nounced the decision and also his 91 59 New members of the Master runs thru Saturday Night! find alternative ways to solve Connec­ law if necessary on the trail of Michael W. McCrath. Mrs money can be diverted to. acceptance of Wood’s resignation. San Francisco 59 52 Donor s Club who have con­ ticut’s transportation problems. Palestinian guerrilla leaders. George Popik. Mrs. Lucy Spec ...... Washington 88 71 tributed $150 or more are; tor. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thuni.. Aug, is, 1973 Acoustics Play Important Part Sheinwold on Bridge In Design of New Concert Halls South dealer HIDDEN ENTRY TO By WARREN E. LEARY seconds is considei^^ satisfac­ as large panels hung between East-West vulnerable Asiociated Press Writer tory; and in an opera hall, DUMMY. the outer walls and the center NORTH BOSTON (A P) - What’s the where words are sung, a one- a s s u r e s s l a m of the hall to direct some of the A J 1 0 4 and-a-half-second reverb is con­ CONTRACT Approved by the Manchester already received front the most important instrument in a sound directly onto the au­ 1094 sidered good. Board of- Directors Tuesday concert hall? A violin, cello, dience. By Alfred Sheinwold 0 874 Manchester Telephone Beranek said the amount of night, all unanimously, were Employes. drum or piano? It’s the hall it­ After the opening lead, you A 7432 self. reverberation depends on the earn the right to lead by win­ the following additional ap­ WEST EAST The board allocated 91,525 for When musicians say they cubic volume of the room and propriations to the 1973-74 ning the previous trick. It’s im­ ' A None ♦ Q9 5 a backstop at a ball field at Mt, play a certain hall, this stage what sound-absorbing mate­ budget: Public portant to win tricks, but the (5 Q 5 2 C? 63 Nebo and 9500 for ad­ term should be taken literally. rials, including the audience, ... 965,355 to the Educational right to lead may be even more 0 KQJ52 0 1096 3 ministrative and advertising Ihe acoustics in each hall can are present. Special Projects fund, for Records important. A KJ986 A AQ 105 expenses. Both allocations are determine the quality and tone A designer can get the desir­ salaries for teacfaen and aides ^uth dealer SOUTH from revenue-sharing funds. of the music played there, and ed reverberation rate by put­ Warranty Deeds In a remedial reading program East-West vulnerable 4 AK87632 Town Counsel David Barry even determine the selections a ting the ceiling at a certain Green Manor .Constmction Opening lead - King of O AKJ87 for disadvantaged children and was instructed to draft an or­ group chooses to play. height to increase room volume Co. Inc. to William A. and diamonds 0 A to be financed by an equal state dinance pertaining to bazaars Engineers look at concert or putting in such devices as grant. Rachelle N. Leyser, unit in West opened the king of A None and raffles and to schedule it halls as giant sound I n ­ curtains, which can be closed Northfield Green Con­ diamonds, and South won with West Nortii East 15,442 to the Educational for public hearing Sept. 4. struments and at the desi^ of or opened depending on the mu­ dominium, conveyance tax the ace. Declarer looked at the Pass 2 NT Pass Special Projects Fund, for Barry told the directors that these instruments for certain sic played. 335.20. dummy and sniffed., “ Does this Pass 3 4 Pass video tapes for an occupational an April 1973 amendment to effects. Concert-hall design was Beranek said the great-soUnd- Green Manor Estates Inc. to All Pass and vocational program at the state statutes reulres one of the topics discussed at a ing halls of the world, among all belong to m e?” he asked high school and to be financed which he included Boston Sym­ U & R Housing Corp., parcel on sarcastically. Opening lead — O K munlcipaUties to permit the recent meeting of the Acoustic­ by an equal state grant. al Society of America here. phony Hall, Carnegie Hall and MdDivitt Dr., conveyance tax “ Did I promise you any bazaars and raffles only by or­ 313.20. This would give him only the ... 910,000 to the Police Ac­ Dr. Leo L. Beranek, a direc­ the Great Hall in Vienna, are more?” his partner countered. dinance. Prior to April permis­ same four heart tricks that he count, for the salaries of tor of Bolt Beranek and New­ based on tried-and-true designs U & R Housing Corp. to Declarer shrugged his sion was subject to referendum. policemen on special services man, Inc., of Cambridge, said which have evolved over cen­ George E. Saunders IV and shoulders in traditional Gallic was always sure to win, but it On a recommendation by Ac­ and to be financed by eqaul he tells architects to behave turies. But he added that new Patricia W. Saunders, property fashion. This was perfectly ap­ would give him the right to lead ting Town Manager John from dununy. like designers of musical in­ ones designed with modem at 54 McDivitt Dr., conveyance propriate, since the hand was payments from the contractors Harkins, the directors agreed being serviced. struments when planning con­ acoustical techniques in mind, tax 375.90. dealt in the annual Monte Carlo When South eventually got to to consider at a future date a cert halls. such as the hall in Indianapolis, Marriage Licenses tournament. dummy with the ten of hearts ... 991 to the Board of Direc­ proposed 928,000 appropriation Squiggly Things Beranek, whose acoustic con­ can be extremely good. Harry Arthur Stetson Jr., Declarer then laid down the he could safely take the trump tors Accoimt, for its flag fund for a 66-car paved parking lot at sulting firm has helped design "We don’t know how to de­ Lockeboume, Ohio, and Jane ace of spades. West showed out, finesse and thus make his slam and to be financed by equal con­ Salter’s Pool, a basketbal! many halls around the world, sign everything perfectly on pa­ Ann Dowding, 76 Turnbull Rd., and now South had to think. contract. tributions already received. court superimposea on the 1, .0 eta, dr,, in these wamlllSri'JlS' ?s to S S ^ sbid architects have to keep per yet,” he said. “ We simply Sept. 29, St. Bridget Church. How was he to avoid the loss of Dally Queation ... 9100 for to the Camp parking lot’s northwest corner, Kennedy Account, to be some similarity to proven de­ can’t account for all the vari­ Edwin Gregory Emmons, a heart and a spade? Partner opens with two and a footbridge and walkway financed an equal contribution sign and restrain some of their ables because we are not pre­ Vernon, and Christine Ann Ordinary Play* Fall spades, and the next player to the pool from Tracy Dr. more radical creative impulses cise enough in our know le^e to Goodrich, South Windsor, Aug. South thdught of cashing thq passes. You hold: Spadep, 4- Over 100 if concert halls are going to do so. So we must either build 25, Emanuel Lutheran Church. top hearts. This would work 3-2; Hearts, S-4-3-2; more than just pretty boxes full Stores with the idea of later modifying Building Permits well if the queen happened to , Diamonds, 4-3-2( Cluhs, 4-3. of sounds. 2s the hall to get the right sound Ludwik Smarski, fence at 62- drop. It wouldn’t. MM MU-NYIX Flown SHOP Across “ But architects can’t build on or copy successful halls.” 64 Woodland St., 3550. South next thought of leading What do you do? the past except in a general JULIA CHILD W EEKEND SPECIALI Eastern States Building & Answer: Bid two notrump Ihe Nation way,’’ Beranek said. If they Beranek said one reason en­ a low trump to force an even­ Sign Co. for Paul P. Ostashen^ (but make a mental note to want to do more than copy gineers and archite^ have tual entry to dummy with a MINIATURE punch tae dealer in the nose). A SELP-SCRVICI DIPT STORRB existing successful halls, he taouble building new concert additions to dwelling at 137 trump. Then he could take the hand like this is cruel and un­ said, the designer must make halls is that they have to be Croft Dr., 33,000. heart finesse. But the finesse GLAQIQLI usual punishment, but you the hall flexible enough to in­ larger than in the past to be Artcraft Inc. for' Pilgrim would lose. BROAD STREET MAHCHESTER Mills Inc., sign at 440 Oakland should still respond to your corporate new techniques to get pofitable. Other factors also South finally saw a plan that St., 3610. partner’s forcing bid. Imagine Reruns Planned the desired sound. inflate concert hall size. ,V>' would surely work. He led a low •1.88 William F. Shea, fence at 2 heart toward dummy. West how much worse you’d feel if an OPEN 10 A.M. -1 0 P.M. One of the factors taken into Older halls, like Boston Sym­ (Ct$h and Carry) Earl St., 3360. wSto? ^““"Ssters Andrew Ford (left) of could take the queen of hearts. opponent made a forcing bid! account in concert-hall design phony Hall, allow about five Of ‘French Chef C & D Builders for Frechette But South could get to dummy Complete Selection of New Fashion Fabrics is reverberation, or the time in square feet for seating each Copyright 1973 FLOWERS utd ARRAHOEMtHTa FOR EVERY OCCAaiON.. . & Martin, new two-family next time with the ten of hearts. which a sound bounces back person. Beranek said concert General Features Corp. For All Your Back-To-School Sewing Needs! and forth in the hall. Beranek goers now want to be more dwellings at 18-20 Horace St., 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 By JAY SHARBUTT for a three-month vacation each said certain kinds of music are comfortable so new designs 326.000, and 24-26 Horace St _FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. 326.000. AP Television Writer year. That is indeed a good con- best heard at different rever­ k)w more than seven square 2 Walt Disney Hitol tract. beration rates. feet per person. Modem fire J. A. McCarthy Inc., new For an orchestra playing codes also add to hall size by dwellings at 285 Grissom Rd., NEW YORK (AP) - It’s of­ Bach, a two-second rever­ specifying widths of corridors 325.000, and 294 Grissom Rd., Old Sturhridge Village ficial now. Julia Child has bid beration is optimum; for organ and other factors. 325.000. adieu to public television and music in a large hall, up to six Bigger halls mean more vol­ Mrs. Betty VonHone, swim­ Old Sturbridge Village in Village Gun Shop, Tuesday won’t be back this fall with new except Christmas and New ume and added b^conies, ming pool at 82 Walker St., 3900. Sturbridge, Mass., open to the. through Saturday at 12:30 and epi^ es of her “ French Chef” Radio/hack- Year’s. Summer hours are 9:30 which add height to the ceil­ public for more than 25 years, 2:30 p.m. series. The shows you’ll see will a.m. to 5:30 p.m. OUR SPECIAL "GET SET FOR NEW FALL SHOWS” TV Tonight ings, he said, and ttis means affords the visitor an opportuni­ Gun Firing Demonstration: be reruns. that new design is needed to in­ Road Opened ty to witness the effect of the Firing of antique-firearms in It’s not that she lacks an un­ S f Saturday’$ H »n ld tor sure another goodJiall must — first 50 years following the birth front cf the Village Gun Shop, derwriter for her popular Comptaf* TV Uatingo intimacy. To Car Pool of the United States on the com ­ daily (except Sunday) at 12:45 cooking show. It’s just that she While certain ordiestra selec­ SUPER (OlOR HHTEHIIfl mon man in small, rural New and 2:45 p.m. EAST WINDSOR wants to take a break after a tions lend themselves to the Users Only England conununities. The general admission price U.S. RTE 5* ■ ■D R I V E - I N ’ ■ • 623-3079 decade of showing viewers how FDR THE ULTIMATE IN UHF/VHF/FM RECEPTION - 6:00— swelling feeling of filling the The buildings and activities to whip up Gallic eats. BOSTON (AP) - K you’d like to the Village admits visitors to Children Under 12 Always Free (3-8-22) NEWS world with sound, many music to ride the “ road to nowhere’ which are contained within 200 all activities within the Village; “ There are people who would (18) DICK VAN DYKE lovers don’t like their favorite ------, ------~ acres of land make up a living like to underwrite new shows, pieces to sound as if played in ■ morning rush hour, try a there is no additional charge for but Julia’s been working for 10 (20) OTHER WORLD the Grand Canyon car noolpool, «av«says thothe state Depart­ rv.nnw. museum of a large part of the individual activities and special Install One YourseU (24) SESAME STREET United States’ early, history. W ho d o n e years straight,” sayf a To give a big hall the more ment o f Public Works. events. , (30) TO t e l l t h e t r u t h From throughout New spokeswoman at Bostod’s >oid High MACHINE WASHABLE intimate sound of a smaller Starting Sept. 24, the state Old Stu^ridge Village is near nfelAsr WGBH-TV, where “ The Frerich (40) DANIEL BOONE will lift the current 7 a.m. to 9 England, the homes, shops, the intersection of 1-90 and 1-86. Ion Costs one, designers use devices such Chef” Is produced. barns, meeting and worship The Village is open every day - 8 : 3 0 - a.m. ban for cars coming south RAQUEL WELCH OfsmUA 100% COTTON (3) CBS NEWS into Boston on the road— a seg­ places of early New Englanders “ She has a house in France (8) ABC NEWS ment of Interstate 93 — have been brought to the rN/Tw Wirir and she sort of wanted to take a (18) CANADIAN PRO provided the cars have at least Village to recreate the un­ UR6EST AMUSEMENT sabbatical,” the spokeswoman FOOTBALL three persons inside. written as well as the written movie RAHNQB PARK IN NEW EN6LAND said, adding that there is a (20) HAVE QUN - history of the men and women P in wale Other cars will be waved off FORRARENTBANO •K-k-K-k-K-k-K-K-K who came to be known as possibility Miss Child might do WILL TRAVEL by police at Sullivan Sqpare in YQUNQ PEOPLE EAST H ARTFORD occasional cooking specials or (22-30) NBC NEWS Charlestown. “ Yankees.” 'BONUS DAYS & NIGHTS' rt* itilMM* a( M( nltif* a M U.S. ROUTE 5 ■ - D R I V E - I N - ■ 528 7448 start her series again. She said Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live A spokesman for the state A daily program of events __ ««l **Wl *>» ■ulliWlr - 7 : 0 0 - EVERY DAY & NIGHT underwriters are interested in and Let Die” 2:004:30-7:05-9:30 said the experiment is intended provides an insight to early MM* mmm MM4nHn* Ir M«r ctMin. C o rd u ro y (3 ) NATIONAL including SUNDAYS both prospects. S h o w ca s e C in e m a 2 — to encourage car pools among New England colonial life. tsfCHCAtt CINtMAJ 1214' GEOGRAPHIC Among the many events to visit i M l ASIt ASIIinU ENTIRE PARK OPEN - “ But we can’t do a thing “ Poseidon Adventure” 1:00- commuters. e x i t »1(FOltaES STREET)orEXIT58(SIUERLANE)anl-M < (8) TRUTH OR are the following: Cm M MI«Km about it until she domes back 3:00-5:00-7:25-9:45 The “ road to nowhere” is the AFTERNOON • EAST HARTFORD - — ----- CONSEQUENCES Summer Play: Historical •Wit Honor MASTER! after Labor Day and we’ve (20) NBC NEWS S h o w ca s e C in e m a 3 — name given the three-mile, Badges On Sale revue entitled “ Jonathan,” dai­ •U MU MMimS talked to her about it,” the “ Friends of Eddie Coyle” 1:30- -million segment of (22-30) NEWS 3100 rwMtiieuMiiMlaiDM 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. spokeswoman said. "So, there 3:30-5:30-7:35-9:55 Interstate 93, which leads from ly (except Sunday) 11:30 a.m., E 3 (24) ZOOM won’t be a new series of Showcase Cinema 4 — “ Tom the north into downtown 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Good for All Rides (40) ABC NEWS “ French Chef” programs this Boston. Ballad Singer: On the Village __7;30 Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. fall. 9:20 The road was opened Feb. 6, Common, 3-4:30 p.m., daily ******4444 (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (except Monday). rii*M*rMiilttar«« “ There might be a few CHECK THESE OUTSTAHMNC FEATURES: Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, but immediately restrictions Rich new fall colors! Velvety pinwale (20) FILM A T NIGHT specials if she likes the idea. If Parlor Hostesses; Singing • Henr lhtr M ut Omp HoUs Aplsmm KigU Caldor Shopping Plaza — were placed on its use because M D U rO F corduroy for jumpers, jeanS, tops, chil­ (22) THRILLSEEKERS and playing the pianoforte in Badges On Sale she decides to go back into daily “ Scarecrow” 7:15-9:15 authorities feared it would • 24 Bements . . . Pousr To Hmtdh Msitiph Ssts drens clothes, separates. 44 to 45”. (24) ERICA the Ladies Parlor of the Village M m MBU 17 W ITTM production, there might be Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, cause a massive traffic jam in tfpIMtMyMry 6:30.to 10 P.M. • Htarr-lhtr hsshten An PmtkoHr lU n tisU e (30) WAIT TILL YOUR Tavern. 11:30: a.m. to 4:30 another series but it wouldn’t Caldor Shopping Plaza — “ The the city. a*«tM*rw*) Good for All Rides • Sink PsM Pnnsts Wkd tkmags To Isoddp FATHER GETS HOME p.m., daily. be ready for this fail, ob­ Emmigrants” 8:00 The state has begun gradually • Csrroiirs-Rssatmt fmhh (40) DRAGNET 6:30 P.M. to Closing viously.” Vernon Cine 1 — “ The to lift the restrictions. Last Sturbridge Martial Band: Children up to 8 years —8KM)- Mackintosh Man” 7:15-9:15 Monday the evening rush hour Demonstration of fifing and MACHINE WASHABLE (3) THE WALTONS Vernon Cine 2 — “ Pete, Pearl ban for porthbound traffic was drumming in front of the fecouie we deiign, engineer and manufacture the Archer "Super Color" Miss Child, a pleasant Specrol there's no middle mon. That', how we con offer Ihit high quo|. ... and you can (8-40) MOO SQUAD and the Pole” 7:30-9:30 lifted.______*1 .5 0 matter-of-fact woman, began It, at luch o tremendouily low price . . . and still give you high- (20-22-30) HELEN REDDY Manchester Drive-In — “ The lenirtivrty deiign to fight interference . . . cleor piclurei on oft chonne'l Burnside Theater — “ Paper (T-mi t ri-rrm i cooking on public television Solid Color Flannels '(24) PLAYHOUSE NEW Harrad Experiment” 8:15; ond Itrong FM signal. Eoch one i, foclory preoiiembled to you con "do-if- Moon,” 7:30-9:30 Feb. 11,1963, Since then, she’s yourlelf and love money. 15.1704 YORK “ Candy” 10:00 jre IMGEIT East Windsor Drive-In — Stratford, done nearly 330 shows and Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ The - 9 : 0 0 - “ Mary Poppins,” 8:10; “Now Conn. 5 3 .5 0 written several best-selling Mack” 8:30; “ Soul to Soul” 4 MATS WKLY; W*d, Thu, S*t S Sun 3VIE You See Him, Now You Don’t,” Ride all Ihe rides cookbooks. 10:40 EVGS (This Week): Tuit thru S*t *-•»* 01 O'# Secret Agent*" 10:45 as many times as FUUY SYNCHRONIZED f * * * '* * • • • ■ T u n . Ul'U F r l.: 17. 4.50. EXPERIMENT Her show was in danger of State Theater — “ Legend of ta t. M*t. * Ev*. I, 8u*. M a t.: {(, 7.50. (8-40) KUNG FU East Hartford Drive-In — iNcaoA you want going off the air last September AUTOMATK ANTENNA 4-SH UHF/VHF/FM Boggy Creek” 7:30-9:30 Evanings at 8:30. Matinee* at 2:00 (18) 700 CLUB “The Last of Shelia,” 8:10; for lack of an underwriter, ROTATOR AMPUnER-COUPLERS South Windsor Cinema — ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS­ Dress or suit weight polyester-Avril rayon in latest heather (20-22-30) IRONSIDE “ Steelyard Blues,” 10:25 URE Evgs.; Aug. 16, 25, 28, 29. ROUTE 159 which in public TV is a sponsor shades. 44/45" wide. "The Harrad Experiment” Mats.: Aug. 19, 22, 23, Sept. 1. Meadows Drive-In — who pays for cost of the show . i g i Provides full power and —9;3Qe— 7:00-9:00 AGAWAM. MASS. great reception at eoch of “Scream Bl^ula Scream,” m THE COUNTRY’ WIFE MID-NITE MOVIES FBI. AND SAT. - 99e but isn’t allowed to surround it (24) JAZZ SET U.A. East 1 — “Oklahoma ty William Wyeherley.Evgi.! Aug.21, AdmiiitHi 3 9 ® s four different sets from a with commercials. single antenrso. 15-} 130-1 8:37; “ Top of the Heap,” 10:27 24,Sept. 1. Mats.: Aug. 15,16,18,26,30. Rotates ond positions even — l O K W - Crude” 7:10-9:20 ■ M A C B ET H Evgi.! Aug. 17,18, diNEI 2 large ontennos accurately. (8-40) STREETS OF U.A. East 2 — “ Day of the CINE StiiMiiS HIGH FASHION PATTERNS AND SOLIDS 22, 31. Mats.: Aug. 25, 29, Sept. 2 Nirtli on brtmtite 91, cnss m r WOODY ALLEN Powerful broke prevents Jackal” 7:00-9:30 <4 STATE j NOW thru SEPT. 2 , W E PEARL overshoot. Corrosion-resis­ ' £ 3 2 4 * ® SAN FRANCISCO MANCHE8TIB CINTIR I Finally, the Polaroid Corp., TICIttI INfO. A PHONE 8ES.: |S00| 972- M g e on Rinto 190 aM heH "BANANAS” tant housing. 1^1220 (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY U.A. East 3 - “Legend of 1RII PARK RIAR Of TMIATRlI AND THE POLT which had underwritten the Islixi 2756. Coutmet Picnics; (203) 378.7321 n u t North on Roita 159, llgnnHi, Miss. PUIS *m sH U N M r-lie PUIS - TIM SMABMr-lie (24) GILBERT AND Hell House,” 9:00; “ The AMERICAN EXP. t MASTER CHARGE show for three previous years, 2 7 * » Polyester Blend Knits at Slfatford Bos OKIce Only GIXI0 6MEF SULLIVAN FOR ALL Other,” 7:00 decided to do it again for the TICKETS ALSO AT: MANCHESTER irs CAMPY (B ratadl - 1 0 :3 0 - - Buttorttald’*; NEWINGTON - Th* 1972-73 season when no other 6 (18) LIVING WORLD Book Shop *r Market 3q. ClPWm\ support seemed imminent. 99 GIi;:\THEATRES EAST - 11:00- yd (3-8) NEWS D i p ' t t S i p Walter Cronkite, the veteran (18-22-30-40) NEWS reporter and anchorman of the U ^ I i UMh CRUDEI Machine washable knit blend of polyester-acrylic-cotton in (20) HAVE GUN - CBS Evening News, has been n iv A n r a d io INDOOR WUTHnPROOF 33S CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. missing from that weekday AND TV UNF/VHF/FfW HANDY lOW-COST TV high style patterns, solids. 58/60” wide. WILL TRAVEL SIGNAL "W A U YURI" 3-W AY R IM O n InniattorwduMciM. show since May 28. But he’s not USTDUR WITH SFLfTTfR ■NTariRiNci 100% ACETATE (24) AVIATION WEATHER URFHONI ANTINNA CURS ON/OFF riiT iR V 'iioMcxea* m m sa. A ill and hasn’t been declared SWITCH — 11:30— O EO EN D OF TECHNICOLOR* AWOL by the network. 2 2 9 2 9 9 • | 3 9 (3)MOVIE HBU H ou sr He’s just been vacationing, 2 , * 5 9 * • | 9 9 • | 6 9 T h e> EnemyEnen Below” (1957) O T H u r At: 1:00B:40BM M orn in g courtesy of the new contract he En|oy lote movits Splits UHF/VHF/ (8) MOVIE CMUna 88e A l TfeMt For any type leod- Connects 300-ohm Fingertip control End "snow” and MACHINE WASHABLE ond folk shows FM signoH into in. Seals out “A* Dm Sea Rage*" (1959) signed this spring with CBS. line from TV. No for ony opplionce “ghosts" . . . inter­ without disturbing stparott outputs (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON H I E E D O N U T A network spokesman says weather on wall solder required. from up to 15 fte t ference from air­ othtrs. Atloches from your 3004hm up to 13" thick. Glory Prints "SH EER JOYI ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, Quick disconnect away. Use for planes, neon signs, (40) A GIFT OF TERROR the five-year contract provides to TV rodio.15-586 single downleod inside wall FUNNIEST FILMS OF THE Y sIa r I” hook-up, 15-833 radios, TV*s.l5-1160 oppTioncGS. 15-562 _____ -antenna. 15*1138 Kilt Cloth Solids picrte. IS-1200 MaxvonSydow WITH A PURCHASE PAPER MOON MkOCMWmQM Radio OF A ih a o k BYAN O'NEAL @ ‘niWind’ 48 TATWMO'NEAL When a shift in the wind iooi lot ia>i S-9FI CUPOFCOFFEE • Teiv gave a weather-bound ship­ MANCHESTER r d Offer Good ’til Aug. 19, 1973 master an opportunity to sau, Sat-Siai. KMdto MsUnss 1:M he had to assemble his crew Manchester Parkade AWARD and ask, "Gentlemen, what PLUS Machine washable prints on WINNING “WALKQUT” CARTOONl think ye of this t x ^ ? ” If they 388 Middle Turnpike, West OPEH 6 A.M. to Midnight thought it an ill wind the ship natural color grounds. 44/45*: “Where The Matter did not sail. g A ta«o y 'corfowation cgaiwwHT 649-1806 ** *« ^T(S f**' ' - M l ' M idnight With Helen?” 7 Days

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It is our impression that an honest manipulations, of Haldeman and Interest man turned up at the Senate Erlichman seemed even more Earned* *5 6 .5 0 *5 0 .9 0 *6 0 .0 0 Watergate hearings before adjourn­ sinister, than previously, in the ment. The indignation of Assistant At­ Kleindienst-Peter$on testimony. torney General Henry E. Peterson Perhaps it is useless now to Interest was that of a man of integrity speculate what might have become of Earned* frustrated and angered by the loss of the matter if it had been left in the *61.80 *5 6 .5 0 *68.10 an investigation which he said he had hands of the Attorney General and 90 per cent completed. Mr. Peterson. Interest Peterson was referring to the ap­ LILLIPUT ZINNIAS IN^ MUNRO PARK. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) 6 Yet, it is impossible not to wonder if Earned* pointment of Special Prosecutor Cox it might have been handled more *7 2 .5 0 *7 2 .5 0 *76.30 *6 8 .3 0 and the convening of the Senate cleanly without the television drama Special Committee. His office had of the hearings and the undoubted in­ Today \&Iueof been in charge of looking into the jury which they have caused to the na­ FREE ♦♦ W atergate affair and other Inside CHECKING *1944 NO NO *1944 NO NO *19.44 tion and every citizen. in NO NO NO NO NO NO irregularities, notably the Ellsberg We do not mean for one moment psychiatrist’s burglary, up until the that wrongdoings in high places History time it was removed from the At­ should have been condoned or glossed Report torney General’s office and turned By The Associated Press «4o|i over. But, investigation, indictment Today is Thursday, Aug. 16, over to Cox. TOTALS *7074 *40.60 *54.70 *75.94 *50.90 *60.00 *81.24 *56.50 *68.10 *72.50 *72.50 *76.30 and trial in a regular legal fashion the 228th day of 1973. There are Rowland Evans and Robert Novak *68.30, His testimony was very interesting. 137 days left in the year. might have been a bit cleaner than the Today’s highlight in history: He told of advising the President to The White House vs. O^Brien washing of dirty linen which has taken On this date in 1896, gold was WASHINGTON - fire Haldeman and Erlichman but to discovered on Bonanza Creek in March when Grahm Martin, pneumonia. Martin left Republican headquarters in place under the hot lights of the Immediately after Lawrence F. Alaska, setting off the Klondike U.S. ambassador to Italy, was Washington July 15, without the Austin, Texas, the green light keep John Dean on because Dean was O’Brien filed his Watergate suit FREE CHECKING in conjunction with a Savings plan... cameras, and without the legal gold rush. named to replace Ellsworth benefit of having conferred about a month ago to start as Democratic national chair- available at CBT o any saver who maintains a minimum of $3(X) Note: F.p.I.C. regulations permit withdrawals before maturity from term willing to talk and aid the prosecution. On this date— Biuiker as ambassador to South with Mr. Nixon, arriving in scheduling appearances for him •*• Requires $2000 on deposit at 5*A% for each $1000 at 9% — Resulting protections of rules of evidence, cross nian. President Nixon’s senior in his Combined Statement Sa\ungs Account. The $19.44 value was savings accounts and certificate of deposit, provided, with respect to In 1777, in the American Vietnam. Bunker, completing a Saigon July 17 to finally end the across the country. Out of hun­ effective annual interest rate on each $1000 in the $3000 package is 6.83%. Prior to Peterson’s testimony aides developed an obsessive in­ based on a typical■ person who writes an average of 14 checks per month. the amount withdrawn, the rate of interest is reduced to the passbook examination, and all the other time- Revolution, the battle of Ben­ iong and distinguished tenure in vdcuum. dreds of requests pouring into rate and three months' interest is forfeited. former Attorney General Kleindienst terest in causing tax troubies Saigon, thus became a lame proven methods of arriving at justice. nington, Vt., ended in an for him. In the view of worried U.S. of­ Austin (as many as 60 in one had told of his annoyance with American victory over a Hes­ duck at a critical moment in ficials in Vietnam, the absence week), Connally has accepted A We have the uneasy feeling we According to reiiable sources sian force under the British. Vietnam. He left his post May of a permanent ambassedor in two so far: the kickoff banquet Erlichman and his threat to resign if from the White House, O’Brien might have been better off if this In 1861, President Abraham 11, but a slow-moving Senate Saigon contributed to a an of the Republicai) state conven­ became Enemy No. 1 there Erlichman were allowed to go behind Lincoln prohibited the states of did not confirm Martin as hi^ absence of U.S. policy at a time tion in San Diego, Calif., Sept. route had been taken. And we also after the Wategate burglary. It his back and take the heat off the in­ the Union from trading with the successor until June 14—exten­ when the Communists were 8, and the annual Trunk and have the feeling that efforts of Mr. was O’Brien who than led the seceding states o f th e ding the vacuum another full skillfully using the ceasefire to Tusk Republican dinner in vestigation of former Commerce political attock to connect the Cox to prosecute will not be anti- Confederacy. month. improve their military position Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 16. There crime with President Nixon’s Secretary Maurice Stans. In 1914, the British Martin was prepared to leave and develop a “Third Vietnam” will be many more. climatic and in many cases in­ high command. Fearfui about for his new post immediately The exercise of power, and Expeditionary Force landed in within the borders of South Such appearances are essen­ validated by the hearings. France in World War I. what might be uncovered after conferring with Mr. Vietnam. tial for ex-Democrat Connally 0 through O’Brien’s law suit In 1948, the baseball idol. Nixon. But Martin, like many to melt the reserve of against the Committee to Babe Ruth, died in New York at officials before him with a Former Gov. John B. Connal- Republican regulars if he is to 53. Reelect the President, Nixon similarly important need to see ly of Texas has quietly em­ have any chance for the (30P aides responded by planning a the President, simply could not barked on a path many close presidential nomination in 1976. Defamation Mania In 1960, Britain granted in­ counterattack against him. dependence to the colony of obtain an appointment. After friends predicted he would But many veteran Connally- Cyprus. The Senate Watergate cooling his heels in Washington never take: the rubber chicken watchers felt his distaste for The Watergate Hearings, hearings have revealed that the sion. Then Jack Anderson, our leading In 1962, the Mont Blanc tunnel for a full month, Martin finally banquet circuit to establish his grubby campaigning would wandering far from the tasks assigned White House probed private was granted an appointment new credentials as a preclude such a necessary muckraker 'of the day, reported that in the Alps was completed as sources of income for O’Brien, the Senate Special Committee to French and Italian workers met with Mr. Nixon for Thursday, Republican — possibly a course. The fact that he is going G Eagleton had been arrested several unpaid as national chairman. July 12. Republican presidential can­ on the burdensome banquet cir­ under Western Europe’s But the hearings did not propose electoral reforms, has over­ times for offenses connected with highest peak. ■ But on July 12, the President didate. cuit is clear evidence of turned a lot of stones from under develop that presidential aides was hospitalized with viral Connally gave stite presidential ambitions. dninkeness. Ten years ago: Canada conferred at iength about in­ agreed to arm its air defense which have crawled some pretty tensifying Internal Revenue There was no substance to the system with nuclear weapons slimy, verminous stories. Service (IRS) pressure on charges. Anderson later apologized under joint control of the O’Brien. This pressure was United States. We think the latest outrage is the for his error. But, was there any need reflected in memoranda which Five years ago: Twenty-one allegation that Senator George S. may still be in White House to rush in to print with a derogatory persons were killed when a fac­ Capital Fare fiies. McGovern, Democratic candidate for tory making explosives for toy story without full investigation? O’Brien’s tax troubles began pistols blew up in Ibi, Spain. the presidency last year, is being in­ Plain, common decency would say after his election on March 5, Andrew Tally One year ago: Former Presi­ 1970, for a second hitch as vestigated on the charge that he was “NO”. dent Lyndon B. Johnson en­ Democratic nationai chairman. dorsed the presidential can­ the father of an illegitimate child bom J. Edgar Hoover is quoted The IRS ordered an audit of his in Indiana in 1940. didacy of George S. McGovern 1969 tax return. In 1971, the IRS ^Clean Elections^ Bill posthumously as saying that Presi­ despite their differences. Take a long careful look at it before audited his 1970 return. Neither This is politics of the most Today’s birthdays: AFL-CIO dent L.B. Johnson wanted to know audit produced significant ad­ WASHINGTON - In the President George Meany is 79. and to $9,000 if there is a bill is all we’ve got and it could degrading kind. The matter, hitherto ditional revenue for the govem- matter of the Senate’s so-called everything about the intimate lives of Singer Eydie Gorme is 41. primary run-off. be a start if the House goes ment. But after the Watergate “clean elections” bill, I am you decide w here you’re going to save. unpublicized, has sprung up and a Former pro football star Frank But ha! it might be argued, straight and resists the tempta­ the prominent members of his time suit was filed, the IRS ordered Gifford is 43. saving my Hosannas for a sun­ there is also a limit of $M,000 tion to gut it. Two provisions search into birth records in Fort and sphere, with particular emphasis a re-audit of his 1969 tax return nier day. Aside from the fact 'Thought for today: The voca­ from any single donor to all are of spwial interest to the — again, without significant that the bill next month must be Wayne has been reluctantly on their sex lives and drinking habits. tion of every man and woman is candidates and party causes. faceless citizen in his usually recapture of taxes. tossed to the ravening beasts on This chart reflects the total value a savings customer authorized. Senator McGovern has to serve other people — Leo Not quite so. There is nothing to futile efforts to determine who There was a time when this would O’Brien’s accountant, an the floor of the House, what the Tolstoy, Russian novelist and stop a rich man from con­ the devil is really runnj|pg the denied the charge. But denial or not experienced tax practitioner, Senate has wrought is not- would receive if he left $1,000 on deposit for a have been considered morbid and philosopher 1828-1910. tributing as much as he desires country. informed him the audits were exactly a Golden Ag^ of he is smeared by it and even if proven even perhaps unwholesomely to the Elks or anti- One section would require all period of one year . . . including the amount (if conducted with unprecedented political honesty. vivisectionists. If those outfits incumbent officials and can­ totally false it will be remembered. vicarious. intensity. But non-biased tax As passed by a shamefaced then choose to contribute $300,- didates for Federal officq, from any)** he would tend to save on personal checking It used to be that giving scandal was Perhaps the lowest of recent ejq)erts believe it will be very 82 to 8 vote, the Senate legisla­ 000 of this largesse to a can- the President down and in- difficult to positively link the tion appears to sharply curtail didpte, the donor can plead he \ ■ considered sinful. There was a virtue examples is the new book by Norman cjuding sitting judges and top costs over the same period. These figures are IRS audits with the White the influence of wealthy con­ gave to the organization, not to \ known as charity. It consisted in being civil servants, to disclose their Mailer linking the late Marilyn Monroe House obsession to get O’Brien. tributors to candidates in the candidate. outside incomes, stocks, bonds based on the actual savings interest being paid Today’s Federal elections by setting a kmd to your fellow man. It seems to to Bobby Kennedy and theorizing that fFaiting for Martin It is worth remembering that and property. The other series of limits on the amounts the Federal Corrupt Practices decrees that candidates' finan­ by CBT and other banks as of August 1, 1973. have been forgotten, or to lie dormant her death was murder. The continued isolation of any one person may contribute Act, enacted ’way back in 1925, cial reports list not only the in the dictionary until it may be Mailer admits he wrote the book, Thought Resident Nixon from the out­ to any one candidate in any contained a $5,000 ceiling on in­ names of contributors of $100 or Similar charts are available at any office of The revived in some better time. side world, perhaps more in­ election campaign. Moreover, dividual donations — and also more but their occupations and 6 without interviewing anybody, and An incident happened in the tense than ever since the the bill would set up an indepen­ that it had never been enforced principal place of business. \ Connecticut Bank and Trust Company. Come in While this scurrilous type of 1965 Wimbledon tennis finals. only from some sort of research. It Watergate scandai broke, un­ dent agency with powers of sub­ when it was replaced in 1972 by Both provisions would permit The linesman called out character assassination seems to necessarily prolonged a poena and prosecution to en­ a new law with no ceilings. the citizen to be suspicious of \ and ask about your bank's bottom line. was done in a m atter of weeks, and he “Fault” on a player’s second dangerous vacuum of U.S. force the law. Various attorneys general of the votes of an office holder flourish in the hot house atmosphere said he did it because he needed the service. Certain that his ball All right. The fine print says leadership in Vietnam. both parties did not carry in­ who held stock in. say, an oil 9 had been fairly within the line, of politics, it exists elsewhere and we money which it might bring. We hope That vacuum began last the limit would be ^,000 per tegrity to the extreme of company and reported a swatch the player protested to the um­ contributor per candidate. But prosecuting their own ad­ of contributions from assorted may touch on a few instances. the only thing it brings is the end of a pire who upheld the linesman’s politicians, even when they at­ ministrations. petroleum tycoons. But, to go back to politics. What do decision. career which could culminate in this tain the rank of U.S. Senator, Presumably, the new accoun­ No matter what.'' however, THE CONNECTICUT BANK His opponent, however, was are sly foxes. They have you really feel about the dispatching degrading piece of hypothesis. tability provision will take care the big question is whether cer­ also certain that the serve had Herald decreed that the state bodies of, of this problem. The Senate’s of investigator Ulasewicz to Chap- tain people would continue to been a fair one, so when the ball Yesterdays say, the National Association bill would create a seven- violate the law. as in the AND TRUST COMPANY Member EDLC. paquidick, in the guise of a reporter, Something has been lost in came over the net again, he for the Deporting of Rock member bi-partisan Federal American Airlines case. At a America. We once could enjoy the stood aside and did not return 25 Years Ago Musicians^ be treated as Election Commission to police time when American was All M uKhetter Offices open Monday-Friday 9-3. Thunday, 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Friday 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:30 to gather anything scandalous which it, thereby conceding a point. The Town of Manchester ends separate entities. Thus, the new law. Violators would be SKking permission to merge Manchester Office MaiKhester North Main Office Manchester Patkade Office Rockville Office might be injurious to Senator Edward robust ribaldry of the frontier, or the A small gesture you might its best-Jinancial year in its NADRM could spend 50 times subject to a $25,000 fine and/or with Western Airlines. Presi­ 893 Main Street 14 North Main Street 354k4 West Middle Turnpike 42 East Main Street Kennedy after the tragedy there? Was waterfront, or the teeming say. But if that same spirit were history with a balance on hand $6,IXX), or $300,000, per can­ five years in the jug. But I can­ dent Nixon s personal lawyer. taken in a larger measure in the didate. So could labor’s COPE not envision a new Committee it a decent thing to do? neighborhoods of Chicago or New of over $75,000. A tax rate of 24 Herbert Kalmbach. asked im m unity of Manchester and mills is forecast by General and the American Medical to Reelect the Next President American for a $100,000 dona­ York, but no more. In the 1972 cam paign for th e in the wider relations of Manager George Waddell. ■ Association and all the rest of refusing to sneak through those tion and American came mankind, we might be doing such nationally chartered lovely loopholes. For one thing, through with $50,000 in con­ presidency. Senator Thomas Is there a conclusion to be drawn something to solve a lot of our busybodies. 10 Years Ago even if a party is convinced and tempt of the statute prohibiting Eagleton, of Missouri, was dropped by from this? Yes. It was probably best current problems. Besides, the $3,000 limit several of its fugelmen* dis­ contributions from corporate The health department an­ Submitted by would be a myth even without patched to prison, there is treasuries. This was a good Manchester HeraM candidate McGovern after it had been said a long time ago in the words, Ronald J.. Fournier nual report shows an increase that convenient loophole. It nothing in the bill that would example of the fact that in revealed that Eagleton had been “Let him without sin cast the first • Enianuel Lutheran Church in lung cancer, inflammations applies separately to primary reverse the election of the new American politics merely ‘“"Ss and heart disease in races and the general election, hospitalized several times for depres­ stone” . President. saying you can't do that doesn't town. and thus expands to $6,000 — Still, at this point the Senate always work. i ✓ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thitfs., Aug. 16. 1973

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The Baby Has ^ Ice Cream W h e t Ji e r over-sized o t small, pocketbooks this sea­ Time Again son are all soft. The mate­ 1 rials are leather, vinyl and ■ w i a n n H i r i canvas. Neighbor’s Kitchen B e e n N a m e d By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor I______B y Vivian F. Ferguson When I was a little girl home­ Short Hair for Beach made ice cream was the most Short-cropped hair is at­ T tVQO SnlbiMM . . . ___ .•xS^^•x¥x❖ x❖ x•x•x^;:::;:;:;:::;:;¥;:;;;;::;.x;;j^gfXisx^r:•x^^^^•:<^<^4•:•x^^^;»x^^^^o exciting of all sweet treats. On tractive and easy to care for I was talking recently to a a summer Saturday or Sunday at the beach. When wet, hair good friend who is a marvelous braided the husks into rugs, LeBarun, Chad Jason, son of Robert M. and Eva Boober out came the ice-cream freezer can be kept in place with cocrfc. I told her I used left-over stuffed mattresses with husks, LeBaron of Wales Rd., Andover. He was bom Aug. 8 at to the back porch and my father combs and barrettes which corn on the cob by cutting the fed the com to their animals, will keep the style manage­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are and uncle took turns at crank­ kernels off and reheating in a made toys for their children W A Y B E S r able and — ■ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Boober of Marlborough. His paternal grand­ ing it. My sisters and cousins ready to go when frying pan with butter and salt and pipes for their men. The dry. mother is Mrs. Martha Antes of Granby. His maternal great- and I all watched so we could and pepper. Surprisingly, she dried com cobs made excellent grandparents are Mrs. Alice R. Saulner of East Hampton, Morris finally take turns at licking the had never heard of it. fuel. It's a Colorful Summer Somes of Florida and William Boober of Maine. His paternal dasher! I got to thinking about this Siiaker Johnny Cake great-grandmother is Mrs. Catherine Moran of the Meadows Con­ Nowadays some families still Use accessories for con­ and thought of corn chowder 2 cups cornmeal valescent Home, Manchester. His maternal great-great­ like to use old-fashioned hand- trast. If you’re wearing a which makes a good meat sub­ 14 teaspoon salt CHICKEN grandmother is Mrs. Eva Somes of Mt. Desert, Maine. He has a cranked freezers, others prefer monochromatic look, top it stitute. I have been thinking 1 teaspoon baking soda brother, Sean Christopher, 3. to use electric freezers. But off with multicolor beads, more and more of what we can 1 cup sour milk whichever type is used home­ do with vegetables especially 14 cup molasses Teein, (feather Michele, daughter of J. Michael and S. Kaye made ice cream is still the shoes with several different since the fresh ones are now 1 cup suet, finely chopped Sinsel Teets of Vernon Garden Apts., Rt. 83, Rockville. She was greatest culinary treat on the colors and a pocketbook that Olan Mills Photo The engagement of Miss available. Sift cornmeal, salt and soda born Aug. 11 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ food scene picks up the dominant color. Elizabeth Hill Loring of Cora chowder can be made together ^veral times until parents are Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Murphy of St. Louis, Mo., and Mr. For patterns and patch- PINEAPPLE COCONUT The engagement of Miss Augusta, M ^ e , to Edmund V. with fresh or canned corn. The well blended. Add sour milk and and Mrs. V.L. Sinsel of Ogden, Utah. Her paternal grandparents The engagement of Miss Jean The engagement of Miss works, try neutral beads or ICE CREAM Kathleen A. French of Brennan of Brooklyn, N.Y. has early New Englanders always molasses and fold in chopped are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Teets of Lebanon, N. J. She has two sisters, A. Minte of Staten Island, N.Y. Mary Ellen Walker of 3 eggs Manchester to Derek G. Wilson been announced by her parents, one-colored brights. used salt pork when making suet. Bake in shallow pan 30 Shandolyn, 6; and Jamalee, 4. to Thomas R. Barrett W Killingten, Vt. to Michael Paul 1 3/4 cups sugar of Sterrs, has been announced Mr. and Mrs. John P. Loring Sr. chowder. They either broke minutes at 400. Serves six. Manchester, has been an­ Filiault, also of Killingten, Vt., 3 cups milk by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Augusta, Maine. crackers up in the soup or Com pudding is another old Shuhrigian, James, son of James and Winifred Creaven nounced by her parents, Mr. formerly of Hebron, has been 3 cups heavy cream Thomas J. French of Mr. Brennan is the son-^of HEALTH CAPSULES® placed a large cracker in the dish that is made in many parts Shahrigian of Minor Rd., Rockville. He was bora Aug. 10 at and, Mrs. James S. Minte of announced by her parents, Mr. by Michael A. Petti, MJ). 1 tablespoon vanilla Manchester. Mrs. Eklmund V. Brennan of bottom of each dish before ser­ of the U.S. Most recipes call for Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Staten Island. and Mrs. E)arl 0. Lafountaln of 1/4 teaspoon salt Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. Brooklyn, N.Y. and the late Ed­ If harmful -72> Take ving. Following is my version of creamed com or cream-style and Mrs. Thomas Creaven of Watertown. He has a sister. Karri. Mr. Barrett is the son of Mr. Bridgewater, Vt. 1 can (13 1/4 ounces) crushed mund V. Brennan. MeTAMPciL Ev/epy p^y Maine Corn Chowder com which we find in cans. In CHICKEN and Mrs. Kenneth G. Wilson of and Mrs. William Barrett of 95 Her fiance is the son of Mrs. pineapple, drained (about 1 Sterrs. The bride-elect is a graduate Top YE/lR$ 2 3-inch piece salt pork, cut our earlier days, the ladies put Jinkins, Diane Marie, daughter of Jack W. and Charlene A. cup) Washington St. Betsy Wilkins of Hebron and The bride-elect was of Cony High School, Augusta ______J7. through to‘rind both ways about up their own for winter use. Saunders Jinkins of 4 Westview Ter., Ellington. She was bom 1 can (3 1/2 ounces) flaked The bride-elect is a graduate the late Carl Filiault. graduated from Manchester and the University of Connec­ an inch apart After considerable searching, I Aug. 11 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ coconut, toasted (about 1 of Port Richmond High School, The bride-elect is a 1971 High School and will attend ticut in Sterrs. She is employed 1 medium to large onion, cut in found a recipe which calls for parents are Mr. and Mrs. Berlin B. Saunders Jr. of Satellite cup) Staten Island, and is in her graduate of Woodstock (Vt.) f x g school in the fall. She is as a physical therapist by large dice leftover corn. It is taken from Beach Isles, Fla. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lois In a large mixing bowl beat senior year at Grace-New Union High School and is BREASTS employed by Manchester Manchester Memorial 2 cups raw potatoes, cut in dice Herald photo by Oflara the book “ Southern Cooking” Cecilione of 15 Eobo Dr.j Vernon. She has a brother, Michael, 2. eggs until foamy. Gradually Haven School of Nursing. employed at the Sherburne Gift Memorial Hospital. Hospital. 1% cups boiling water Cutting Corn For Cliowder by Mrs. S. R. Dull and printed beat in sugar; continue to b^ t Mr. Barrett, is a 1970 Shop in Killingten, Vt. i Her fiance was graduated Her fiance is a graduate of St. 1 cup fresh (previously cooked) in 1928. Mrs. Dull was editor of Pasay, Lisa Marie, daughter of Philip A. and Gloria Uriano ibnecessary until thickened. graduate of East Catholic High Mr. Filiault, a 1967 graduate because the mixture puffs up few more varities resulting in from E.O. Smith High School Augustine’s High School, or canned corn Home Economics for the Atlan­ Pasay of 327 Woodbridge St. She was bora Aug. 10 at Manchester Add milk, cream, vanilla and School, and is a senior at Fair- of Rham High School, served like an oyster when baked on a its present popularity. and will attend Manchester Brooklyn, N.Y. and Park’s 1 cup milk ta Journal. It is said that Memorial hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. salt; mix thoroughly. field University, where he is four years in the U.S. Navy. He hot griddle. As I drove out of a farmer’s Community College in the fall. College, St. Louis University, 1 cup cream readers looked at her pages Theodore Grey of 105 Green Manor Rd. Her paternal grand­ Stir in pineapple and coconut. majoring in marketing. He is is employed by General Elec­ P^ytLIUM PREPAKA- yard the other day, I wondered He is employed by United Air­ Cahokia, 111. He is employed as salt and pepper to taste before they would turn to the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pasay of 361 Griffin Rd., Wap- Chill. employed by Howland of tric in Rutland, Vt. illc H i M b T/^MUc i L, Corn “ Oyslerg” what a visiter from a foreign craft Corporation Research an engineer by Pratt & Whitney 1 package dark brown society pages. ping. She has a brother, Sean Matthew, IVz. Bridgeport. The couple plan a November FKoMoTe Norm al pow ei. 6 ears com (fresh or frozen- country would think of the sign Churn-freeze according to Laboratories in East Hartford. Aircraft Division of United Air­ FUNuTion py 6ix??ii\n&- seasoning and broth The couple plan an October wedding. thawed) in front. “ Butter and sugar” Corn Pudding manufacturer’s directions for No date has been set for the craft Corporation in East Hart­ NEEPEP PULK U/Hl'CH Try out salt pork, add onion West, Jason Paul, son of Byron H. Jr. and Claudette Falcon your particular freezer. 1974 wedding. V4 cup flour was all it said. No mention of 2 cups corn wedding. ford. Pl£T:fi LACK. and cook until golden brown. West of East Hartford. He was born Aug. 9 at Manchester Makes about 3 quarts, v Hm IHi Ctpnilai gn u h o M InbnMKon. Vz teaspoon baking powder com . 1 cup milk An October 6 wedding is Add potatoes, water, com and Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Claire Note: To toast coconut, KbnetinlmdadtatMofadMtnorticMtm % teaspoon salt Our modern hybrid sweet cor­ 2 tablespoons butter snet(»on7N£seBuom -niKB>FooDsi planned. cook until potatoes are tender. Poisson of Orchard St., Rockville. His paternal grandparents are spread coconut thinly on a shal­ V4 teaspoon pepper ns are the result of painstaking 2 teaspoons salt Add milk and cream and Mrs. Alice W. West of Rockville and Byron West Sr. of New low baking pan. Place in a pre- 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten efforts. The basic discoveries red or white pepper to taste reheat. Season. Even better Jersey. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rupert West of h ^ ted 350-degree oven and, Cut com off cob about 2/3 were made more than 50 years 1 tablespoon sugar served second day. If reheating, Tolland and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pruca of Rockville. He has a stirring often or shaking pan, depth of kernel. Scrape cob to ago but it took a quantity of 3 eggs leave salt pork in while 9 AIRV brother, Byron H. Ill, 2. toast until delicately browned remove remaining corn, but not scientists over another 20-year 2 tablespoons flour refrigerpting. Reheat slowly so — 8 to 12 minutes. any of the cob. Add egg yolks; period to put hybrid corn Cut com , or use leftover. Add milk and cream do not curdle. -ifcop'i Pillion, Alyssa, daughter of Michael E. and Kathleen M. Kyc Four hundred recipes are giv­ blend. Sift together flour, production on a profitable all seasonings. Beat eggs In all of my searching for a Pillion of 164 Eldridge St. She was bora Jund^^5 at Hartford en in the illustrated “ Cecily baking powder, salt and pepper. basis. together until light, put into com chowder recipe, I have M U F p f E U Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kyc Krownslone’s Associated Press Stir into corn-egg mixture; It was the Indian squaw who mixture, pour into buttered never found one that called for of East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cookbook” available by sending blend. Gently fold in egg ' first made cornmeal. Without baking dish and bake in fresh com . Most call for canned Pillion of East Hartford. $4.95 (check or money order whites. the Indian to teach our moderate oven (350). If cooked com or creamed canned com. made payable to "The Associ­ Drop by spoonsful on hot, forebears how to plant crops at too high a heat, it will curdle. The above is just fine and I ated Press” ) to this newspaper S4k T $30 ON THIS HNaY-CR 4HED well-greased griddle. Fry until and how to utilize them, one Texture should be firm, like cup think you will enjoy it. It’s a s i m i o c in care.of AP COOKBOOK, Box nicely browned. Makes four wonders what the survival fac­ custard. Place dish into pan of siFrfepqaA j- ^ K (i4, Teaneck, N.J. 07666. good filling dish too. servings. tor would have been. Com was boiling water and it will cook , If you have leftover com on Despite the fact that the In­ a staple of early life. This was slower. LA hd^ the cob, scrape off the kernels RMUSnCVID/l/FM ------dians had their maize, sweet also true in the frontier com­ I have altered the instruc­ and add them to vegetable soup. com was listed by se^ men munities, such as Ohio, Ken­ tions slightly as no temperature College Note Country people make com pan­ 'BufUER.ijt- only abbut,a 100 years ago. Here tucky and Indiana. was given for baking. I suggest cakes served with butter and in the east, there were only a The western Shakers used that you try baking this in the maple syrup. A fairly old recipe Hit Among the students named to couple of varieties. By the time corn in every conceivable way. water if you have never made STKEO REC EI^-..- is -called corn “ oysters” the dean’s list at the Austin- of the Civil War, there were a Not only did they eat it, they one before. A 7m Dunham Barney School of Business and Public Ad­ ministration, University of Hartford, are Thomas H. 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Tolland - . ” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Aug. 16. 1973 - PAGE NINE Tolland An AP News Analysis Pockett Reward Money Judy Dean Chairman Increased to $9,500 Of Transition Unit Air Power Failed To Bring VIVIAN KE.VNESON dirt portion of Rhodes Rd. r . .'-{k where she had gone to retrieve Correspondent VIVIAN KENNESON Stafford residents have added a butterfly she had left under a ’The committee plans to meet $1,500 to the $8,000 reward rock a few days previously. Correspondent with selectmen candidates Peace To Troubled Cambodia Tel. 875-4704 after the primary filing date offered for information leading State Police, Tolland By FRED S. HOFFMAN Nixon and Congress. to the arrest and conviption of Volunteer Fire Department, Judy Dean was named chair­ has passed,to go over all infor­ isn’t, the“"agreement finally “should not lightly disregard” man of the Governmental Tran­ mation gathered. ’The actual AP Military Writer In Laos, where American completed by U.S. and North any person, or persons, respon­ National Guardsmen, and hun­ planes propped up the Laotian this warning, Nixon said. sition Committee Wednesday. selection and hiring of a town WASHINGTON (AP) - The Vietnamese diplomats in sible for the disappearance of dreds of volunteers par-- M?. army with some 63,000 tons of But the North Vietnamese Janice Pockett of Tolland. ticipated in a week-long search John Trainor serves as manager will be done by the United States raked Indochina January has not worked out as secretary. bombs after the Vietnam Dr. Henry Kissinger, the chief have done just that, so it The original reward was an­ which covered ponds, swamps, new board of selectmen, after with bombs for more than 8W the November election. ceasefire, there is an uneasy U.S. negotiator, had hoped. appears the massed U.S. air nounced Aug. 10 by Lt. William and woods in a six-square-milh The committee is composing years, but in the end all that air an advertisement for a town The last date for filing a peti­ power failed to bring the kind of truce. But the Communist Many of its key terms remain power, including more than 430 Kneeland, commanding officer area, without turning up a trace Pathet Lao and their North stillborn. bombers and filte r bombers in of Janice. manager which will be cir­ tion for primary is Sept. 6 for peace this country sought. of State Police Troop C, when Vietnamese allies dominate The fighting goes on in South Thailand and 150 B52s on Guam, The $9,500 reward money is culated through universities, a the Republican party. If anyone In Cambodia, where the final $8,000 was offered by a group of about 80 per cent of the country, Vietnam, although at a lower held no further terrors for eight Stafford businessmen in deposited in a Stafford bank and New England town manager’s does petition, the primary U.S. raids were flown, an ar­ Hanoi. publication, and the Connec­ would be held Oct. 1. mada of fighter bombers and as do the insurgents in Cam­ level and without American an attempt to obtain informa­ the group’s attorney, F. Joseph bodia. And, while Nixon’s threats ticut Public Expenditure Coun­ B52 heavy bombers may have troops. tion pertaining to the Paradiso, will make any deter­ were being ignored in Hanoi, cil. bolstered the government’s Meanwhile, the North Viet­ Meanwhile, the North Viet­ whereabouts of the seven-year- mination as to claims. The The committee, formed to namese are expanding the Ho the continued bombing in Cam­ The new town charter, which staggering army for the past namese have never stopped old girl. reward will be in effect until make the transition to the new Chi Minh trail in southern Laos bodia caused problems for takes effect on Nov. 6, changes six months. pumping war materiel, supplies Janice is a white female, four Aug. 8, 1974. form of government easier, has to carry in larger tonnages of Nixon at home, costing him the form of government from But the 170,000 tons of bombs and men into South Vietnam in feet tall, 65 lbs., and blonde Anyone wishing to contribute been authorized to spend up to supplies to their troops in South the face of a flat ban on such ac­ much of his remaining war sup­ hair, in pigtails. She was last to the reward fund may do so by Board of Selectmen to town $175 for advertisements and rained on Cambodian in­ port in Congress. surgents during that time did Vietnam, even though this is tivity under the peace agree­ seen July 26 by her mother, contacting Richard Pinney of manager, with a seven- postage. Bills submitted to the forbidden under the Vietnam In fact, Nixon suffered a not force a cease-fire, which ment. Mrs. Ronald Pockett of the Connecticut Bank & Trust member, unpaid board of Board of Selectmen will be paid cease-fire agreement. defeat when he reluctantly selectmen. was the stated American objec­ In March, Nixon announced Anthony Rd. She was wearing Co., E. Main St., Stafford out of the miscellaneous fund. Boosters of U.S. air power accepted a bombing cutoff date. tive, and the future of the U.S.- that the United States had told navy blue shorts with a star and Springs. Remind You Of Someone? claim the North Vietnamese North Vietnam "of our concern Any persons with information backed Cambodian government flag emblem, blue and white looks grim. were forced back to the Paris about this infiltration, and we jersey, white socks and blue are requested to contact State Rep. Bill Ketchum, R-Calif., holds a California egg plant conference table by the heavy TRUMAN’S BIRTHDAY Washington and in turn was presented to Presideqt The raids were halted at mid­ believe it to be a violation of the sneakers. Police Troop C at 684-2741, or- which he says represents the profile of a well-known bombing of Hanoi in December. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Richard Nixon “for inclusion in the White House menu ” night EDT Tuesday under an cease-fire and the peace Her bicycle was found a short write to 3 Buckley Highway, Weekend Special American. The egg plant was received by Ketchum in Even if this is true, and there agreement.” (AP) — Harry S. Truman’s (AP photo) agreement between President birthday on May 8 has become distance from her home on a Stafford Springs, Conn., 06076, CASH & CARRY are those who argue that it The North Vietnamese or any other state police troop. / Persistent a Missouri state holiday. MINIATURE 0 4 69 CARNATIONS doz. I Mountaineers Vets in P&W Program Aviation Showplace Paul Buettner Flo/ik, Inc, Have Club 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARITORD By JON HALVORSEN Wow! It’s dark in there!” Two inquisitive teen-agers Museum, Bradley International Airport, Windsor Locks. Eligible for Benefits peer into the dark intakes of this F-102 Delta Dagger TEL. 528-9586 Associated Press Writer The museum is Connecticut’s aviation showplace, accor­ OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS Interceptor currently on exhibit at the Bradley Air ding to Harvey H. Lippincott, museum director. KEENE VALLEY, N.Y. Always (AP) — From the summit of First Quality Veterans enrolled in appren­ their effort to gain new and im­ VA Mobile Van 4,098-foot Cascade Mountain, ticeship and on-the-job training proved skills.” Harry Gamble’s eyes took in a programs with Pratt and Mostly VA benefits for a To Visit Town 50-mile view of the Adirondacks \ Whitney Aircraft’s Connecticut qualified enrollee with two Manchester and 20 other state in northern New York. He ad­ operations are now eligible to dependents, it was explained, communities are going to be mired the crystalline lakes, the receive Veterans Administra­ could amount to $196 for the visited by a Veterans thick forests and especially the tion benefits. first six months of training, and Assistance Mobile Van within mountains. Misses’ Jeans The action was announced by $8 monthly for each additional the next month. ITCHIN’ TOIMPROVE “Wish we could do it all over the state Labor Department dependent. 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mNCHESTER EVENING CM„.. ELEVEN Muskie Says He’s Long \.

all-occasion special... Buried Memories Of ’72 By DAVE SWEARINGEN for the public interest as Associated Press Writer in the future is for the future to. political value and methods je reviens in a set against the private interests... enforcement of any economic KENNEBUNK, Maine (AP) decide.” ' may be. Those under you have “The calculated effort to controls. — U.S. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, Turning to the alleged actions some sense of whether what appear these things won’t work. Muskie said planning for the D-Maine, says he has long since of the Pi^ident’s associates in they propose to do, or are doing, 6.50 The candidate will have to—in nation’s economic future must buried the memories of his 1972 Watergate, the senator said fits within the political terms of character, background begin now, especially in the Presidential campaign and responsibility must be perimeters of the candidate. If and ways of communicating — area of food stuffs. He called We’ve put one and one tqiBether and come up reacts to the current Watergate delegatecT to the staff by the they don’t, there’s something scandal as an indignant citizen. simply exude these for export controls on food in with a special. When you buy this % politician both in official duties, wrong.” 1974, aimed at giving breaks to oz. bottle of perfume priced at $6.50, we’ll In an informal session with characteristics,’* he continued. and campaigns. Switching to the economy,' newsmen at his summer home Incumbents, he predicted, countries who have historically be giving you this 2 oz. bottle of eau de But, with that responsibility Muskie said the current con­ relied on this nation for here, Muskie said his will be especially vulnerable. comes the establishment — by cologne In an all occasion gift set. trols “are probably as good as supplies, rather than to those experience as a national can­ As for the next presidential th e man. at the top—of they can be, given the mess in election three years away, now looking to America in an Both in your favorite Je Reviens fragrance didate “has been pretty much “guidelines, a tone or spelling which we found ourselves. But, Muskie stated: ‘Tm Just emergency. by Worth of ParlR...that mixture of dewy disUlled of its emotional impact out of the objectives and pur­ whether or not they work as far as I’m concerned.” operating on the assumption poses.” “To get around this business Denounces Israel jasmine and orange blossoms, unlike any depends upon their ad­ of escalating food costs, we’ve “So, I guess I’m as shocked that I was a candidate for presi­ fragrance you’ve ever worn. Come Indulge. The candidate entrusts ministration.” got to worry about what the U tot^ Nations A ^ s s a d o r John Scali denounces Israel’s forcing down of an Arab as mo^t Americans at the dent in 1972, and it didn’t work. political matters to people The White House, continued, iiiiffS I 1 Also from our Je Reviens collection: Whether it will work sometime supply will be a year, or a year (AP photot CouJSl revelations reflecting the abuse “who understand what his own must be more vigorous in the and a half from now,” he added. Perfume: V4 oz., 20.00; 1 oz., 33.00 of power, and the ‘above the Eau de toilette: 9 oz., 15.00; 4 oz., 10.00 law’ attitude of so many of 2 oz. perfume de toilette spray, 7.00 those associated with the President,” he said. 1 oz. bath oil, 6.00; 4 oz. talc, 4.00 ‘H’m concerned also about Use your Master Charge, Bank Americard or the implications of Watergate Butterfield’s charge. Call 646-8400. for our ability to govern and manage our affairs at the pre-' sent time, as well as the im­ plications for the future direc­ KftVTANS tion jOf politics, government V policy and our own world,” he added. I BuTTERflElds During a 90-minute fireside open till 9 p.m., tuesday and.Saturday till 6 chat with three Maine reporters, Muskie said it is MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT 92 probable that President Nixon i¥< K had no prior knowledge of the Watergate break-in but that he now carries the burden for Acupuncture In The Dentist’s Chair proving his innocence in the cover-up. Dentists at the University of Southern California Dental School are testing acupuncture “That really is the question ^ mouth-area pain that doesn’t respond to conventional treat- that the credibility of this ad­ iJJif experimental procedure is not expected to replace Novocaine since it takes ministration hinges upon more about half an hour to produce anestesia with the needles. (AP photo) than any other,” he observed. The senator also said; —The President must be f 1 ^ ' responsible for what his staff may have believed to have been his wishes. Unwed Fathers Seek —The American electorate will carefully scrutinize 1974 candidates, biit will not “reward one party, and punish To Bolster Rights another” as a result of bean bag Watergate. —He has no immediate plans to again seek his party’s By ROBERT MEDEIROS talks about how he has spent ment of Child Guardianship Presidential nomination, AsBociated Press Writer frustrating hours in court, a lot separates said the state is restricted from \ waiting to see what options and BOSTON (AP>—Fathers who of money and sleepless nights actiqg in Tedford’s case and M iilia iii candidates the future holds. are unwed or divorced are ban­ knowing his daughter is living others like his because mix ’em up —The Nixon' administration ding together across the coun­ with foster parents. Massachusetts has nd laws must stop dealing with the iGiff try to fight sex descrimination “I’m starting to win (the defining the rights of unwed economy on a crisis basis, and by the courts in child custody court battle) and I don’t intend fathers. All from Russ Girl for sizes 6 to 14. plan for a future to restore the to quit.” cases. “The present laws... are »*! long sleeve battle Jackets button dollar to its rightful place in the Men are taking a cue from Tedford, from Medway, said definitely biased against the international monetary market. the women’s liberaton move­ he doesn’t blame Peggy’s male,” said Pam Bush, public up the front. Grey-white window —Public financing of ment and demanding equal mother for signing away her relations director for the pan^ phecks are “it,” 18.00 Prraidential campaigns is the rights to their child. “That was rights—in this case, the right to department. Matched up to hip hugger pants only way to eliminate the cor­ their children. her decision. But she had no The U.S. Supreme Court ruptibility of private con­ Feathers United for Equal right to sign away my rights mled in April, 1972 that “an uiv- and you can’t go wrong, 15.00 tributions to those seeking the Justice, Inc., organized here too,” he said. wed father has the right to a Our flower print shirt, 9.00 nation’s highest office. “It’s my duty to provide for hearing on his fitness as a Muskie said he had a feeling this year, plans to lobby and Topped with a button front sweater sponsor legislation to overturn her. In our family we don’t give parent” as any stranger would. of “keen disappointment” when state laws that say a man, un­ our children away or shirk our Massachusetts and several ss"l vest to wear or not, 8.00 his Presidential bid collapsed responsibilities. I went to the like a woman, has no more other states are still examining Doubleknit flip skirt with belt, 10.00 last year, but “those fires of right to his natural child than a Department of Child Guar­ the ramifications of that court disappointment aren’t being stranger has. v dianship before Peggy was decision. S'?' Elasticized waist, belted shirt-jac rekindled by Watergate.” A Groups like it have organized born. In no way have they tried “ The public is finally comes up a sure hit, 17.00 He said it does hbn no good in other states to fight similar to help this situation. Their only becoming aware of the in­ now to think about the cast of laws. effort is to get me out of her life justices that are perpetrated Paired with a knit turtleneck, 7.00 characters who may have “I hope the image of our -pnd place her for adoption. upon the male in the courts in And doubleknit, belted pants, 13.00 sabotaged his campaign. organization does not come “Peggy’s my daughter. She regards to divorce and unwed 1' “Don’t get me wrong. I’m across as a bunch of women wasn’t an accident. She was father cases,” LeClair said. damned indignant about what haters,” said Robert G. planned. We both wanted a ‘"The laws are basically good, they’ve done to the American LeClair, a spokesman for child. We thought it would bring but it is the administration and i i i n C T people, and the political Fathers United. about our marriage,” he said. interpretation of the law that process, and to our country. I “We also realize that women Tedford said Peggy will re­ leads to the injustices,” he said. have a very deep emotional suffer abuses, but the reason main in a foster home until the “The majority of divorce cases open till 9 p.m.; tues. & sat. till 6 feeling about that,” he said. we started this organization is case is resolved in the courts. are started by women and the “But, I’d, rather concentrate that men are abused by the A spokesman for the Depart­ man is later brought into it.” on the bigger picture than on courts. Women are more likely my own disap|x>intment,” he to be abused by the individual said. male.” COHN. SALVAGE Co., Ine. otlos The Watergate, said Muskie, will LeClair said similar groups reinforce the American public’s include the American Society cynical attitude toward the for Divorced Men in Chicago, GLORIOUS EMPORIUM election process. That will con­ United Fathers for Equal tinue unless “there comes a Rights in Baltimore, Md., and new, regenerative, creative United States Divorce Reform GORNER OF HARTPORO ROAD politics,” which he said may with chapters in Pennsylvania \6i come out of the current scan­ and California. dal. “State statutes define the I FIIIE ST, MANOHESTER ■ ON-TTI^ “I suspect in the next elec­ duties of the unwed father but tion, the public will be attracted do not define his rights,” said a Hi bean bag by, even if suspicious of, spokesman for the challenges — especially Massachusetts attorney Neighbor! challenges that represent all of general’s office. short cuts ’n the qualities that seem to have “ In Massachusetts, unwed been negated by Watergate; fathers have no rights or the People think I’m jok­ honesty, openness, real concern. same rights to a child as an ab­ ing when I tell them iong pants solute stranger,” the how my wife limits Mrs. Finney spokesman said. my expenditures, From Just Pants & Jaymee for 6 to 14. Resigns From One unwed father who is both business and - A Sweet Jane floral peplum top gets aware of this is Bill Tedford, a personal When I told State Agency repairman at a bottling plant. her I needed an extra short sleeves and a tie back, 11.00 His. relationship with his 30^ a week to enjoy Trouser style pants are cuffed HARTFORD (AP)-The girlfriend broke off after she chairman of the Connecticut became pregnant. When the the $1.19 lunches • ^ and ready to go everywhere, 14.00 instead of the 89< Traniqx>rtation Authority said child was bom, she signed away Wesnesday be had “accepted ...of course! This sweater top is sprinkled her rights to it. specials, she balked and offered me only a cost-of- with regret” the resignation of For the last three years, Ted­ hving increase of six cents. Now I have to walk out of with flowers. Long sleeved, 13.00 stat^ Sen. Florence Finney, R- ford has fought to gain custody the restaurant sideways ’cause I can’t even leave a tip. Mixed up with plaid, wide Greoiwich, as a member of the of his^ daughter Pegigy. And she won’t let me use much advertising space this waist pants, bold 'n dashing, 14.00 authority. His voice quivers when he week because our huge (for us) 32 page mailer has Robert T. Cairns said Mrs. gone out to the customers who have signed the mailing Our print shirt gets shirred Finney submitted her resigna­ tion several weeks ago, citing 646-1700 PENPALS MEET list. If you didn’t already receive this heart-rending at the waist and cuffs, 13.00 WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP) - brochure, put your name in next time you stop by. I the potential conflict of interest Put on with heather tone knit between her appointing powers After 31 years of think you’ll enjoy reading it and you’ll know in advance as president pro tempore of the correspondence, pen pals, of the special stocks and goodies coming in. flares to go a long way, 13.00 Tessie Czerniawski of Use your Master Charge, Bank Senate and her role as a Westbury and Winifred So come visit this weekend and make it memorable member of the transportation Wheeler of Bristol, England, for both of us. The coffee will be ready and thousands Americard or Butterfield's charge. authority. finallv met as Mrs. Wheeler of new goodies will be ready for peddling. One of the duties of the senate came here for a visit recently. We’ll really be glad to see you. president pro tern is to appoint T h e long-standing three members to the authori­ Savings Ba n k o o f Manchester correspondence between them ty. began in 1942 when a girl in Reniembbr Our Exhausting Cairns said her resignation Member F.D.I.C. Mrs. Czerniawski’s third-grade Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9, C*vC(L«AtU, was accepted at the meeting of class brought in an English , Fridavs 10 to 9 and Satuidays 1() ' the authority Tuesday and that Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River newspaper with a list of to 5. We’re Resting Less. VJBKv U ^ newly-elected Essex state Sen. English school children who wanted tAhave pen pals. MANCHESTER PARKADE...TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT 92 AND COME TO BUTTERFIELD’S Merritt Comstock had been ap­ Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON pointed to replace her. V ;r - - s . » -jf •

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^ H E S T C R T O I N G HERALD ,Mnnph^if^^ ------Musician^s Life Challengihgf But Rewarding Aug. 16.1973- PAGE THIRTRRN BETTY RYDER Women’s Editor ^ have booked playing engagements there.” While it may well be the old lamplighter who is credited Lynn enjoya cooking and with making the nights a little trying to keep pace with their energetic youn^ter. brighter, a local musician has his own special talent for “Mickey worts mostly in the bringing brightness into area evenings, and is home with residents’ nighttime activities. Manny and I during the days CONSUMER SALES she said. Michael (Mickey) Fetidell, who resides at 519 E. Center "One day Manny psked ‘how St., is a versatile pianist and ac­ come daddy doesn’t wort?’ and m 1 had to explain to him that by cordionist, whose repertoire the time he is in bed, daddy’s at ranges from jazz to classical work.” and from "boogie woogie" to ballads. > 0 Despite a career which turns CLEARANCE CENTER His musical career has taken night-into day, life as a musi­ cian has been rewarding. him from engagements in local Fendell says. lounges and clubs, to top enter­ tainment spots in Las Vegas “It’s challenging, but it lets and Miami, and includes perfor­ you share many experiences you might not otherwise be mances on cruise ships sailing to the Bahamas and Europe. exposed to. You get to know more about people. “I started playing the piano “Sometimes I play for wed­ BUYS as a youngster,” Fendell said. OUT ding receptions and it’s in­ “My mother encouraged me, but at the time, like rnany teresting to note the customs SAVE youngsters, I wasn’t alf that and traditions of various enthusiastic. Now, I’m glad I nationalities, the music they OPTO stuck with it,” he added. request, and the songs they ask me to sing.” Fendell, who has resided in 5 Manchester most of his life, Although it has proven a « P P f started playing professionally lucrative career and one in while a student at Manchester which his accomplishments The High School. have brought him to the point 445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER NEAR McKEE “I guess you might say I where he can be selective as to ? started earning a living by the when and where he books time I was 15.1 was playing the engagements, Fendell says he CUCKOO’S piano and the accordion in wouldn’t do if all over again. lounges and nightclubs then,” “It’s a continuous challenge he said with a grin, “and at that to keep an audience enter­ age it sure felt good to have tained, and in the entertain­ NEST ment world, yon are only as PRESOjT JNVENTIIRY money in your pocket.” After graduating from ^ good as your last engagement.” Sale Now Going On Manchester High School, he THE BEAUTY SHOPPE attended the University of Miami and the American Inter­ national College in Springfield, 117 EAST CENTU ST h MAIICICSTER6AS422S RATHER5*™?" than THAN move MOVE NORMAN’S INVENTORY TO 11 *1?. **VE' Mass. Later he joined a group r e m e m b e r THERE ARE lOO’i OF BUYS— THE and played engagements in m .. OUR NEW STORE IN THE PARKADE WE HAVE Orlando, Jacksonville, ( i i «(V., MARKED ALL THE APPLIANCES?flLEm iONS f i r s ^ s e r v e d " ^ ^ Memphis, New Orleans and STEREOS WAY DOWN - PLUS WE HAVE ADDED Atlanta. OPENING my r e d " u S IS z f c la s s ? '® P>ays his rendition DELUXE HOOVER 2-TUB WHIRLPOOL 115 VOLT from the University of Hart­ orchestra. He has played WHIRLPOOL ford. But, after teaching for Miami Beach, the Palm Bay MONDAY UNDER THE COUNTER three or four years in the New engagements for the Hilton Farming Governor Hotel chain; in the Post Rider Club, the Fontainebleau, and WASHER- EUCTRIC York school system, I returned various other clubs in the resort North Dakota Gov. Arthur Bink walks away from a com­ to music.” Room of the Sonesta Hotel in AUGUST 20 Hartford for three years; and area. His credits also include bine loading barley into a truck on his farm near Fendell has performed with DISRWASRER at the Park Plaza in New Boston society parties, house Alexander. Bink left the state capital of Bismarck to help SPIN DRYER various society orchestras in­ S r i DRYER Haven. In Florida he has parties, and wedding recep­ with the harvest. (AP photo) cluding the Meyer Davis tions. appeared at Runaway Beach in Now,, as a relatively young Can You Be There? man in his middle thirties, he can look back to a career that Alaska Expects has already spanned almost 22 years. As the music styles ^ 2 8 changed, Fendell said he once Big Windfall *128 turned to the acid rock circuit. “I came on complete with 4 CYCLE, UNDER THE COUNTER 6-E (208 Vott Uwatt) FAMOUS BRAND LAR6E OAPACIH long hair and funky clothes, but From Oil Fields I just couldn’t stand It or the 8.5 Cu. Ft. SIOE-BY-SlOE By JOHN GREELY surroundings in which I was In addition, the act gives the ut Aeaocialed Press Writer ELECTRIC asked to play.” state an option to buy up to 20 DISHWASHER JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — per cent of the pipeline, if the UnKOUTDR- Fendell’s real love is jazz. I r When Alaska’s oil starts oozing “I love it and especially enjoy t.! legislature approves, and sets to West Ck)ast markets, perhaps out land rental charges geared RANGE performing with a jazz trio. STEPHEN M KHia sometime in. 1977, the state to escalate as industry profits FREE2ER “Nostalgic music such as the FRANK DENTAMAM expects a $500 million windfall kind Gershwin and Cole Porter Formerly of Maey’$ rise. The tax could mean an ad­ and Sage AUan Jiut Returned from Ceiuula in annual tax revenue. wrote, is very popular with ditional $275 million for the ’The total could be as low as nighttime audiences, as are i’fil state during the life of the ^ 5 8 $200 million, depending on show tunes and themes from pipeline, according to state- future oil prices and the out­ svUmr and n movies,” he added. industry estimates. come of secret negotiations A sophisticated pianist, who Passage of the laws was between the state and industry enjoys intimate lounges in spurred by Eagan’s assertions 5 CU. FT. GENERAL ELECTRIC over how to fix a value for which to perform, Fendell likes the state would be bankrupt by Family dog, “Hotsy,” gets an affectionate hug from his mis- /%»! North Slope oil and who should 1977 due to heavy deficit spen­ 2-Spoeil, 3-Cycla, 18-Lb. his work, and it’s obvious at the do it. MROCGREF Black Dog in Glastonbury tress as they sit on the steps of the Fendell home on E. Center ding that has been eating into The talks between Gov. where he is currently working, St. (Photos by Klemens) the $900 million that oil com­ UPIKHT William A. Egan and the seven FILTER FLO WUSNER that his audiences like him. panies paid in 1969 for drilling companies composing the CRSRIURiE When a hush falls over the rights on the North Slope. SAVE $40.00 Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. 4-Bumar Compaot room as a pianist starts to play, Although the Prudhoe Bay REFRCEMTOR have been going on for about a save for the clink of glasses or p

State Leaders Nixon Stategy Teachers Learned First Hand Tell Reactions On Watergate Aillon Defense

WASHINGTON (AP) - qkirt where possible any Of Tensions in Mideast To Nixon Talk President Nixon’s Watergate detailed future comment on Attacks Hair Tests survival strategy is built on a Watergate, heeding his own ad­ SLE KLEMENS Aug. hijacking of a Lebanese NEW HAVEN (AP) - MICHAEL W. MILUCAN of the way the administration belief that his fellow vice to the American people: 10 a tinderbox” during her tour, the findings of FBI special (Herald Reporter) airliner by Israeli soldiers Guillermo Aillon’s lawyer, in Associated Press Writer tpi^responded to the scandal in Americans, while not ready to “ The time has come for...us she felt that “ in retrospect, it’s Agent Frederick Wallace, who the past year. attempting to kidnap Guerrilla the first two days of his Connecticut politicians forget, are willing to forgive. to get on with the urgent frightening.” Apparently, she testified for the state. When two Manchester leaders. defense, has attacked evidence clicked off their TVs after “ It will quiet some of it He seeks to tap the people’s business of our nation.” had not realiz^ the serious Wallace said the hairs teachers stepped off their plane ‘‘They pushed iis right that showed Aillon might have President Nixon’s Watergate (criticsm ), but there are those reservoir of faith in the He did not ask Americans to nature of her situation until niatched the characteristics of in Beirut, Lebanon, during a through,” Mrs. Hogan been in a house where three speech with Democrats still didiards who will continue to presidency and their desire to forget Watergate, but rather to after she left the Middle East. Aillon’s under the microscope. tour of the Middle East, they recounted, “ without even P«rMns were killed last August. critical of his handling of the criticize the President,” he move forward together in<> learn a lesson. He sought tacit In a more light-hearted mood, • Collom said he could not see said. were welcomed with a massive looking at our entry cards.” She The trial of Aillon was scandal and Republicaiu sup­ meeting the nation’s problems. forgiveness, saying “I ask Mrs. Hogan highlighted some of all the characteristics Wallace array of tanks and machine said the group was not aware of scheduled to continue today. He porting his call to turn toward Democratic state Chairman The strategy emerged between tonight for your understan­ the enjoyable aspects of the had jnentioned because of the guns. what was going on until after ^ accused of entering the North other national problems. John Bailey said the President tour, a journey which unfolded way the hairs were mounted in the lines o f the President’s ding...! ask for your help...I ask Mrs. Doris Hogan, a social the hijacking. Haven home of Mr. and Mrs. J. looked “ evasive” while “ like a story out of the Bible.” slides for viewing. Both Gov. ’nunnas J. Meskill television address Wednesday for your support.” studies teacher at Bennet f ^ r g e Montano and killing delivering the speech. Later, the group was During a boat ride on the He was not asked whether the and state GOP Chairman J. night. It was underscored in in­ Whether he will get that sup­ Junior High, and Mrs. Rosalie them and his wife, who was the “ I thought President Nixon scheduled to travel to Libya, Dead Sea, which is composed of hairs could have been Aillon’s Brian Gaffney said Nixon was terviews with those familiar port is uncertain. Some Whitesell, an English teacher Montanos’ daughter. gave the impression of a man but were informed that their 35 per cent salt, Mrs. Hogan although they did not match correct in telling the country with the President’s thinking. members of jiis own party still at Illing Junior High, received Wellon E. Collom, a on the defensive who is try in g airline reservations were had accidently fallen over­ exactly. He did say, however, that many people had lost their Nixon believes increasing are troubled by bis refusal to an extracurricular lesson in specialist on hair and fiber in to evade the issues involved,” canceled. Members of the tour board. The salty dip produced a that even the hairs from the perspective on Watergate. numbers of Americans are release tape recordings of current events — a lesson which the Allegheny (Pa.) County cor- Bailey said. “ He almost asked group had suspected that the dress “ nice ‘n’ stiff with salt,” same person vary somewhat. Speaking from a two-day growing weary of the drumfire Watergate-linked White House Mrs. Hogan termed as °!*®*'’ * o ffic e , d isagreed that Watergate be swept under hijacked plane was blown up, she admitted. On Tuesday and part of meeting between New England of Watefgate and, in the words conversations. "unbelievable.” she said. Wednesday in Superior Court the rug by saying it wouldn’t, Other ups and downs of the Wednesday a blood specialist governors and the premiers of of one aidp, are “ ready to turn Their commercial plane had that four hairs found in the happen again. He obviously Although she was not ap­ trip included a ride on a camel. criticized the tests which eastern Canadian provinces at the comer.” house “ microscopically landed in Beirut the night of the prehensive about being in “ such “ It’s comfortable once you’re matched stains found in the Prince Edward Island, Meskill won’t be a candidate again.” In the weeks ahead, he will matched” Aillon’s. up there,” she recounted,” but Montano house with Aillon’s said, “ We ought to get on with try to steer them around that “ I have never seen two hairs it’s the coming down that’s blood type. the problems facing the coun­ comer through a series of Bailey said he didn’t think hard!” microscopically match,” Dr, Alexander S. Wiener, the try.” public pronouncements and Collom told the 12-member Nixon’s speech would convince The value systems of the Mid­ co-discoverer of the RH factor, Gaffney reacted to the Nixon appearances intended to show jury. the public that the President Israel To Ignore dle East and the Western world maintained, despite forceful speech: “ The President said he is ready “ to get on with the Under cross-examination, had no knowledge of either the were a major difference cross-examination by State’s Watergate is important, but urgent business of our nation.” however, Collom acknowledged Watergate break-in or the sub­ between the two cultures. Atty. Arnold Markle, that the tltere are problems affecting all He has picked a friendly that all the characteristics of sequent attempt to cover up Censure By U.N. “ Many nomadic men, owning tests were not complete enough of us, like inflation, that luve audience — the Veterans of the hairs which he could see White House involvement. ^ousands of camels and living to produce definite findings. been put on the back burner. Foreign Wars convention in through a microscope matched “ He’s in a very hard position. B y ARTHUR MAX in a goatskin tent, are con­ This should be corrected. New Orleans - for his first was found that the wanted men ---- ^ _____ Many people feel he knew what Associated Press Writer sidered to be wealthy,” she “ In the last few weeks public followup. His address Monday were not aboard. Number 312 btoin St. has not changed too much in appearance since it was going on,” said Bailey. said. r . opinion has been realizing that will focus.on foreign policy. JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel The United States and the was a p n e r a l^ o ce r y store owned and operated by John Hand stan- When asked whether he During a visit to Israel, Mrs. Then Watergate, the finding of truth Next will come a news con­ ■ warned the world today that other 14 members of the Securi­ believed Nixon was unaware of Hogan commented on the Washington ?Waikiki? *" *‘‘8 groceryman’s apron. Frank in all that is Watergate, isn’t ference during a two-week late despite condemnation from the ty Council voted unanimously H owy, left, was working for Mr. Hand at the time. Solid plate elass the affair, Bailey said: “I’m productiveness of the country. the beginning and the end of all August stay at his San U.N. Security Council, it will Wednesday to condemn the ...and not going tp make a judgment Barren land was transformed windows have replaced the four-paned front windows, and an encfosS our problems,” Gaffney said. Clemente, Calif., estate. not let thb rules of international Israeli action. Israel’s am­ Warsaw? on the President of the United law stand in the way of its hunt into groves of olive and orange staiTOay to bving quarters above are the only visible changes to the The GOP party leader said This session, his first with bassador to the United Nations, States. But in my experience, trees - “ the desert literally building which IS presently the Village Barber Shop. The "then” pic­ Nixon’s speech, televised newsmen in five months, fits for Palestinian guerrilla Yosef Tekoah, rejected the con­ We’ll do it. . . gladly! the President usually knows leaders. bloomed!” she commented. Now ture was loaned to The Herald by Thomas Hooey, brother of the young nationally from the Oval office, into the White House search fw demnation, terming it “ the Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeymoons what’s going on in the White “ We will stiU get those that Through her insight into the man in the picture. (Herald photo by Pinto) ^ ^ should answer some criticism ways for Nixon to publicly ad­ customary pne-sided text that House.” tour, a NEA (National Educa­ Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel dress such issues as the advocate the liquidation of tois organ has been producing T h ttt 0 ld Gang of Henryks tion Association) trip which Israel and those who continue in the Middle East situation.” NO SERVICE CHARGE inflation-troubled economy. TUs it a test patten to took the group to Israel, determine ’The Herald’s |viqt- to engage in murder,” Israel’s He said it showed the world But indications are Nixon will Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt and This picture dates to about 1908, according to its owner, Henry Mutrie retired town ing quality. chief of staff, Lt. Gen. David body “ is unable to cope with in­ Jordan, Mrs. Hogan hoped that f left in the front row. It was taken down near Moriarty Weicker Met Elazar, said at a military ternational terrorism in she had become a more objec­ Bros, at is now Broad St. on a Sunday morning after the boys had been to Mass CLIP AND MAIL TODAY ceremony. general and with Arab tive teacher. “ There is no way to get to terrorism in particular.” Henry said. Standing are Felix McEvitt who is remembered as a West Side baseball '"After this trip, I can’t make With Burglars them, within international law, The censure resolution was a Sthpp Fogarty, William MeSweeney, Frank Quish and Francis Mahoney the ravel w a decision as to who’s right or LEARN INCOME TAX ; but we have the right of compromise introduced by Bri­ father of ormer mayor and now state Rep. Francis Mahoney. Seated are Paul Mahone^^^ 67 East Center St., Manchester •• Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat 101 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. COURSE wrong.” the four, only Barker has - existence and the right of self- tain and France following three Mutrie, Clifton Carter, and Michael Foley who later became a priest. ' 647-9949 Lowell P. Weicker has con­ appeared before the Senate ■ Indudw cutranl m Ian, ttitoiy. and ! defense.” days of debate and negotiations. firmed that he met for more TO EARN ysfc**"" «• praeUcad ki Mock •<- panel. Scaa fnm eaaal W coaaL He added that “ international Egypt, Iraq, the Soviet Union, than five hours at the federal Weicker declined to divulge With /^nu'nc.i s L.irqest • Cholea o( daft and data Imaa. law is not enforced against the Sudan, Indonesia, India, Tiix St'rvict* prison iii Danbury, Conn, with the specifics of his talk with the • terrorists.” And he warned that Yugoslavia and China all IN MANCHESTER: four of the men convicted of men. • CMca of baale or adaanead eainaa. the world can expect more favored a stronger resolution, last year’s Watergate break-in. s B L O C K operations like the interception 250 North Main 8t. POLIDENT POLIDENT TABS The request from Barker for e n r o l Cn n o w i ranging from harsher condem­ at Main St. DENTUREClEANSERTABLETS The Connecticut Republican the meeting came last JOH I M l Rvi{ AS AVAIL AHl F last Friday of a Lebanese air- nation of Israel to urging all Denture Cleaner K)« BIST STUDfMS Classes Start Sept. 12th said the meeting took place Wednesday, he said, the final " liner the Israelis thought was countries to withhold aid from IN EAST HARTFORD: Monday at the request of Ber­ | l U ^ 6 j 7 3 ______I carrying four guerrilla leaders. the Jewish state. But anything day of committee hearings 1150 Sumalda Avenue 48* 12c Off nard L. Barker, the Informal before the current August - Contact the D O T O B L O C K .Sffke'TiMr'Sir^^in “ L TTie plane was diverted to an tougher could have drawn a leader of the Cuban Americans reces?. 3H R Waal MIddIa Tpka. — 846-S440 ^ Israeli airfield, held for two veto from the United States, 601 Silver Lane convicted in the break-in. The four have not received a *f****!-***y^" AMERICARD * hours and then released when it Israel’s strongest backer. Di s c o u n t Weicker, a member of the final sentences for their convic­ Twr^o^SoSS fc? ■*1? J!! Ti» Cana. M Senate Watergate committee, IN MIDDLCTOWH: tions. U.S. District Court Judge CHICK OKI: □ lASIC COURtl □ ADVARCID CtURM said th? four. Barker, Fraidc John Sirica gave them R a u f ______G Sturgis, Eugene Martinez and provisional maximum ADDRESS______■ ■ ______: Virgilio Gonzalez, indicated a sentences after last winter’s CITY ______broad knowledge of testimony trial, pending a study by the -PHONE Blue Cross Asks exceorin taken during the committee’s U.S. Bureau o f Prisons. LSTATE- -ZIP CODE-- “The Extra Strangth three months of hearings! Of CLIP AND MAIL TODAY ‘Direct Pay’ Hike Pain Rellavar"

HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ discontinue its “ SP-100” plan, a ticut Blue Cross has asked the direct-payment contract which state insurance commissioner provides coverage for semi­ to increase “direct-payment” private hospital care with a subscriber rates by 13.6 per |100 deductible. Blue Cross cent. asked to delete the plan in its AGWAY request. The rate hike, which would Altermatt said it would become effective Oct. 1, would deprive subscribers protection affect about 170,000 persons un­ against long-term illnesses. FROZEN FRUIT & Last year Blue Cross asked der a “ direct-payment” program, in which subscibers Altermatt for a hike of 8.5 per deal directly with Blue Cross, cent but was granted a 3.2 per not through group plans, a com­ cent Increase. VEGETABLE SALE pany spokesman said. 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.1 ■ ' • ■ " : m mi9m Nation Listens M m ^SREVEN lN G HERALD. M .n.U ri V-.... ^.... Obituaries jnanrljpBtpr Eeming Mmitii Tax Receipts (Continued from Page One) cian, but 1 believe him. I got John Dean is doing today or to.” what John Ehrlicbnuu) i^ght Tax receipts totaling just un-' Fire District — $449,134, City businessmen viewed the Oliver J. Peters Jr. Mrs. Hannah S. Miller In another clundeliered room be doing.” der 40 per cent of 12-month es­ apinst U-month estimates of Oliver James Peters Jr., 53, BOLTON - Mrs. Hannah address from a private club. in the Doral, site of the His wife countered: “ He is so timates were reported for the $1,176,719; Special Downtown of 37 Steep Hollow Lane died Serena Miller, 83, of Colchester “ I think at first I was Republican National (Conven­ aloof. Here is this little Greek month of July by the Taxing D istrict — $10,057 Wednesday at Hartford died Wednesday at her home. probably sympathetic to tion Headquarters in 1972, Joan god, but instead of sitting on Farrar Preaches Manchester collector of collected, $33,600 estimated; Hospital after a short illness. She was the mother of Clayton Nixon,” said Leslie, a burly and Dick Tannenbaum, both 27 Mt. Olympus, he is sitting at revenue office. Manchester’s Water Fund — $129,083- Mr. Peters was born July 23, Miller of Bolton. man who was bom in Montreal. and in Miami Beach for a vaca­ Camp David.” 1973-74 fiscal year began July L collected, $706,700 estimated; 1920 in Statington, Pa., and had Mrs. Miller formerly taught “ I think there are very few peo­ tion, watched the same speedi. “ Excellent, ” said David E. His Last Sermon Reported were tax receipts to Sewer Fund Fund — $41,850 lived in Manchester for 30 at Bacon Academy, Colchester, ple who could be hung out on a “ He’d kill his own mother for Quinney, 54, former executive the General Fund totaling $4 - collected, $649,847 estimated. years. He had been employed at for many years. clothesline like that and be a postage stamp,” groaned of a general construction Him. 939,995. Estimated tax receipts Hamilton Standard Division of Other survivors are another questioned about every little Joan as Nixon reiterated his “ He laid the facts out and didn’t At Center Church for the 12 months of the fiscal United Aircraft Corp., Windsor son, two daughters, a sister, thing. refusal to release the try to whitewash himself. I’ve yrar are $12,566,727. All first-half taxes were due Locks, a before he retired two seven grandchildren and “I’m wondering how well Watergate tapes. "If he’s inno­ always thought Nixon was a . ’The Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, by Aug. 1. Those not paid by years ago. He was a member of several nieces and nephews. anyone would do. I’m sure I cent, he doesn’t have to make good speaker.” co-pastor of Center then are subject to an interest Turning Down the Professional Engineers’ Funeral services will be wouldn’t do very well myself. speeches.” In Washington, D.C., Waring Congregational Church, will penalty of three-quarters of one Association. Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Bel­ ‘ "rhere’s a lot of things that Contractor Robert Smith Patridge, 27, an aide for a preach his final service at Proposal Cosily . per cent per month. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. mont Funeral Home, 19 S. Main go on this farm that I don’t watched from the Steelworkers Republican congressman and a Center Church Sunday at the 10 NEW ORLEANS, La. (A P )- a.m. worship service. His The collector’s office is Alice Cummings Peters; a son, St., Cc'.chester. Burial will be in know about,” continued Leslie, Bar, a tavern a half a block former worker in Vermont for Minnie Bennett was robbed of topic: “ Amazing Faith.” levying a legal penalty also on Oliver J. Peters III of Berkeley, Linwood Cemetery, Colchester. who says he and his wife are from the Bethlehem ^ 1 plant the Committee for the Re- $51 at gunpoint after she water and sewage bills unpaid Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Friends may call at the Republicans who voted for in Steelton, Pa. election of the President, He will be assisted by Miss refused to marry the bandit, JoAnne Philbrick of Warehouse funeral home Friday from 7 to 9' Nixon in 1972. “ ’This man is either responsi­ watched the speech, his head in Susan Royce, Center Church’s after the 30-days grace period police said. has expired. It, too, is three- Point and Miss Katherine p.m. Across the country, in the ble or irresponsible,” said his hands, elbows on his knees. student-in-care, who is studying Miss Bennett said Delenore quarters of one per cent per Peters at home; a sister. Miss expensive Presidio Heights sec­ Smith, 50, a Democrat who did “ It had nothing of sub­ at Andover Newton ’Theological E. Kelley, 32, asked her to Seminary. month. This levy has been dis­ Elizabeth Peters of Schulkill tion of San Francisco, lawyer not vote for Nixon. ‘”rhey’re stance,’’ said the Yale marry him. When she refused, Mrs. Frances Cersosimo regarded by the town for Haven, Pa.; and two William K. Coblentz, 50, not my words, I read ttem graduate. “ I had the feeling The Rev. Mr. Farrar has she told police, he pulled a TOLLAND — Mrs. Frances several years. It is being grandchildren. watched the speech in his three- somewhere. But that sums it that three-quarters of what he accepted a post at the Lan­ pistol and took her money. Russo Cersosimo, 81, of East reinstituted on the advise of the The funeral will be Saturday story, brown shingle home. up.” bad given us is a bitter pill and caster (Pa.) Seminary and will Police said Kelley was ap­ Hartford died Tuesday at St. town auditor. at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. “ I thought it would be a finely ’The .owner of the bar, Peter he’s saying ‘swallow it, we have assume his new duties Sept. 1. prehended several hours later. Francis Hospital, Hartford. She Other collections reported for Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. calibrated combination of pre­ Colello, 62, Wes'more economy- three more years’!” Mrs. Farrar, who has been a was the mother of Mrs. July are: Toym of Manchester Center St., with a Mass at St. emptive omission and protec­ minded. “ I voted for the guy teacher at Bennet Junior High James Church at 9. Burial will' Frances C. McCain of Tolland. tive apology and that’s exactly but never again,” (Collello, a About Town School, will join the Franklin be in St. James Cemetery. Other survivors are 5 sons, 3 what it was,” said (kiblentz., a Republican councilman, said. Marshall College faculty in ’The Salvation Army will have There are no calling hours. o t h e r d a u g h t e r s , 21 liberal Democrat who donated “ I was payiiig $1.45 a pound for Lancaster this fall as a part- i r s a Bible study meeting tonight at grandchildren and 17 great-' money to the McGovern cam­ capaccoli (Italian lunch meat). time professor in the English 7:30 at the CitadeL ’Die meeting department. grandchildren. paign. “ It was a well- Now I’m paying |2.47. He’s too Mrs. Frank J. O'Connell is open to the public. The funeral is Saturday at orchestrated speech. Listening damned busy trying to alibi The release telling of the Rev. .Lyman G. Farrar Mrs. Mae F. O’Connell, 67, of 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan to it, I think I have become himself to do the country any Rev. Mr. Farrar’s new appoint­ acktoschoou North Palm Beach, Fla., a Members of the Manchester Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., more of a cynic than ever good.” ment follows. Emblem Club will meet Friday operating budget of $3.5 million Manchester native, died East Hartford, with a Mass at before.” A1 and Eileen Massura Tuesday at St. Mary” s at 7:30 p.m. at the Callahan working with and developing a St. Rose Church, East Hart­ Coblentz, a member of the lounged in the paneled family Lancaster, Pa. - Dr. James TIME AT * Hospital, Palm Beach. She was Funeral Home, 1602 Main St. constituency of support for the ford, at 9. Burial will be in St. Burning Tires Removed University of California board room of their 160,000 four- D. Glasse, president of Lan­ the wife of Frank J. O’Connell. East Hartford, to pay their college which included friends, Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ of regents who opposed conser­ bedroom, split-level home in caster ’Theological Seminary of Mrs. O’Connell was bom in respects to Mrs. F. R. Cer­ faculty, trustees, alumni, and DOWNTOWN ford. Oak Lawn, a suburb of Chicago. Volunteers help firemen fight the fire at Wholesale Tire, 357 Broad St., by removing bur­ vative Republican Gov. Ronald the United Church of Christ, Manchester and had lived in the sosimo, whose daughter. Rose church, foundation, and M e ra l Friends may call at the Reagan on a number of issues, “ He spoke in generalizations has announced the appointment East Hartford area before ning tires from the building. The burning tires caused the building to fill with such dense Hodge, is a member. funding sources. Working with funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 watched the program with his as he usually does," said Eileen of a new director of develop­ moving to Florida a few years smoke that when fire units arrived it was impossible to breath near the building without an the College Development (Com­ and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 family and some friends. Massura, 48. “ He failed-'to ment for the seminary, effec­ ago. air pack. Firemen used smoke ejectors and ventilation holes in the roof to aid in clearing mittee and the Board of p.m. “ Gad, he looks like a explain himself on specific Saves Bankas tive Sept. 1. BOYS’ She is also survived by a son. the smoke from the building. (Herald photo by Pinto) Trustees, he brought to comple­ cadaver,” Jean (Joblentz, his 'questions.” Arm y Lt. Col. W illiam C. He is the Rev. Lyman G. tion a capital funds campaign wife, said of the President. Her husband Al, 47, retorted: M oney; But O’Connell of Marietta, G a.; two Frank J. Tuttle Farrar, currently co-pastor of raising more than $2.5 million FOR ALL YOUR “ What does he have to SPORT SHIRTS ELLINGTON - Frank J. Tut­ Agnew Probe In the luxurious Doral Beach for two new dormitories and a sisters, Mrs. Helyn Godfrey explain?” Not His Own the Center Congregational Fancy Patterns and Solids tle, 91, fom erly of Somers Rd., Fire Damages Hotel in Miamj Beach, Fla., Church, United Church of new libriuy on campus, and Mrs. Florence Buck, both Massura is a masonry con­ Sizes 8-18 died Tuesday night at Johnson Resumed By Zack Smith, there for an in­ PITTSBURG, Calif. (AP>- climaxing Tougaloo College’s of West Hartford; and five tractor in business for htoself. CJirist, Manchester, Conn. He Memorial Hospital, Stafford surance convention, said before Two masked bandits phangoa centennial year celebration. grandchildren. Grand Jury His wife has an M.S. in psy­ had formerly been director of Springs. Nixon spoke: “You’ve got to their minds about robbing a Elarlier in his professional Reg. ’The funeral will be Friday at Tire Store chiatric nursing. development and public 2 , 4 4 Mr. Tuttle was bom in Proc- BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - A tmst your President like you bank when the assistant career, the Rev. Mr. Farrar $ 8:15 a.m. from the Burke “ I’m sure he (Nixon) couldn’t relations for Tougaloo 6>llege, 2.98 torsville, Vt., and had lived in special grand jury today (Continued from Page One) believe in (Jod.” After watching manager warned them opening Miss., historically related to had served as pastor of Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., stood-by to treat smoke inhala­ have known everything that Ellington most of his life. He resumed its investigation of an the speech in his carpeted hotel the vault would set off an the United (Church of Christ churches in Wisconsin and Rockville, with a Mass at St. tion victims. was going on,” he said, ‘ "rhis alarm. BACK-TO-SGNOOL was active for many years in alleged bribery and kickback also gained through an “ ap­ room, Smith, 27, a bachelor through the American Michigan and was a certified Bernard’s Church, Rockville, at Police and fire officials are man as president has to oversee BOYS’ FLARE LEGGED the former Talcottville Fife and scheme involving Vice Presi­ parently unlocked garage bay from Asheville, N.C., said in his Instead the robbers made off Missionary Association. minister of (Christian Education 9. Burial will be in St. Ber­ investigating the cause of the . very many things. It’s not just a Drum Corps. dent Spiro T. Agnew. door.” slow southern drawl: “ I believe with the bank officer’s wallet in suburban Westbury, N.Y. nard’s Cemetery, Rockville. blaze. matter of watching over what Tougaloo College, until recent­ Survivors are 3 sons, Frank Two of Agnew’s long-time ’em. I know he’s a damn politi­ which contained J42, police ly, was the only private ac­ Professional experience in the SLACKS Friends may call a t. the said. N. Tuttle of Broad Brook, associates were believed credited institution of higher local church also includes cer­ Pernfi. Press, Solids and Fancy Prints funeral home tonight from 7 to The large inventory of tires 9. Edward K. Tuttle of Hialeah, among the first witnesses education in the state of tification as a laboratory in­ Sizes 8-16 t filled the com er of the building, structor in the teaching NEEDS! Fla., and George H. Tuttle of called in today’s session. ; Mississippi that served a where smoke and flames were Anaheim, Calif.; 5 daughters, Meanwhile, the Justice 725 EAST MIDDIE TSSimKE — — primarily black constituency. ministry on the senior high Mrs. Rosanna B. Vezina in the heaviest concentration Beg. Mrs. Edna T. Edwards who is Department confirmed omsnt SI. immmrs aua For the past two years level. He was a chaplain’s ANDOVER — Mrs. Rosanna Ellington town clerk, Mrs. Ruth Wednesday that Atty. Gen. MAAGHESTa : development of the seminary assistant in the U.S. Army from 4.98 Bombardier Vezina, 92, of and blocked firemen from 3.99 Clark of Mansfield, Mrs. Lilia Elliot L. Richardson met with •mMN.ATIIES.iAJLIatrjL- ttlS. m UT. t AJi li II PAi has been the responsibility of 1954 to 1956 and a public school * Lakeside Dr. died ’Tuesday at a reaching the fire more quickly. T. Houlihan of El Segundo, Agnew privately to discuss the seminary Vice President teacher in Templeton, Mass., in There^s more of Manchester convalescent Firemen used flood lights to onecEN Calif., Mrs. Margaret Michaud status of the investigation. STAMPS Horace S. Sills who resigned in 1953-54 and 1956-57. home. She was the widow of direct.- the firefighting. ac-; of B ^ in g , Calif., and Mrs. ’The m eetinf took place Aug. June to become president of the In Manchester, Conn., he has' Alfred J. Vezina. tivities. GirU' Alice Owings of Manhattan 6, according to department IDOUBLE S&H GREEN Fenn C ^ a l Conference of th# been one the organizers and everything Mrs. Vezina was born in Beach, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. spokesman Horace Webb. United Church of Christ, effec­ first president of the Quebec, Canada. DOUBU CORDUROY SLACKS Raymond Lathrop of Windsor; The over-all investigation Fire Department officials STAMPS tive Oct. 1. Manchester Area Conference of Survivors are 2 daughters, Supoi*inark(^ts 20 grandchildren and 29 great­ began last December, but did said that, while no official es­ SF* STAMPS (Churches, an ecumenical con­ in downtmvn Mrs. Rose Brown of North SWEATERS grandchildren. not involve Agnew until this timate of damage has been In announcing the appoint­ ference of Protestant and Abington, Mass., and Mrs. Funeral services will be spring. Subpoenaed records made yet, the building WEDNESDAY ISAT. NITEi^Hu ment of the Rev. Mr. Farrar, Roman Catholic churches. Florena Rautio of Halifax, DRESSES Friday at 11 a.m. at the Ladd date back through Agnew’s sustained “moderate to con­ Dr. Glasse said: “ We are At Center Church in Manchester,,, Mass.; 2 sons, Adolord Vezina MEATS t Funeral Home, 19 Ellington term as Baltimore county siderable damage.” Deputy delighted that the Rev. Lyman Manchestei he has shared in all PLAID SLACKS of Broadalbin, N.Y., and “The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere” facets of the parish ministry Ave., Rockville. The Rev. executive and governor of Fire Chief Griffin said that ap­ Farrar is joining our staff as Sizes 7-14 Napoleon Vezina of Pop- Russell Camp, interim pastor Maryland. proximately 150 to 200 tires director of development. He within an experimental model Your Choice • Mix or Match ponesset Beach, Mass; 14 of mininstry, the co-pastorate, of Ellington Congregational The New York Times were damaged by the heat and Center Cut has a solid background in parish grandchildren and several and led the 1700-member con­ Church, will officiate. Burial reported in Thursday editions about 60 auto mufflers, also ministry and a record of ac­ great-grandchildren. gregation in redesigning the Reg. will be in Wapping Cemetery. . that Richardson told Agnew stored in the garage, were complishment in college 'PARKING The funeral and burial will be teaching ministry with There are no calling hours. that prosecutors have damaged by heat and water. development work. We expect 5 .9 8 in Randolph, Vt. children. ’Through his work with *4.88 The family suggests that any statements from more than, 20 him to provide strong and im­ Friends may call at the the church’s Board of (Christian memorial contributions may be Maryland businessmen who say Aithough there were no in­ aginative leadership to our Potter Funeral Home, 456 Education, the design moved made to the Friendship Class of they gave cash to Agnew juries in the fire the programs of student recruit­ CARTER'S 'SELECTION Jackson St., Willimantic, away from a traditional ap­ Ellington Congregational associates in return for state Manchester Ambulance Service ment, alumni relations, and tonight from 7 to 9. proach to church education to a Church. contracts. resource development. more open education approach SPANKY PANTS “ We welcome him in our ad- within a learning community Sizes 8 -1 6 mininstrative team at a time that accented teaching teams 'VALUES when we are balancing our and learning centers. Reg. Nixon Talks budget, attracting increasing The Rev. Mr. Farrar holds a Sweet Life 3 for 2.25 HEADING FOR CDUE6E? 6 0 WITH ITALIAN GROUND BOILED numbers of students, and B.S. degree in education from 3 »*1.8 0 ducting the investigations,” developing innovative Fitchburg State College, 'SERVICE (Continued from Page One) Nixon said. “ I did hot believe RACON programs of professional Fitchburg, Mass., and the Americans to recognize the newspaper accounts that BREAD CHUCK HAM education for parish ministry. master of divinity degree from GIRLS’ DRESSES dangers to the country and the suggested a cover-up. I was He has responded to our Garrett ’Theological Seminary, Sizes 3 - ex world. nengJaaiaaB convinced that there was no challenge to assist us in the Evanston, 111., where he was Large assortment of Perm. Press Dresses, 'QUALITY George Bush, chairman of the cover-up, because I was con­ search for resources tp match president of the student body in Multi Colors, Plaids, Solids. Republican National Com­ vinced that no one had anything $ 1 3 9 our educational innovation in 1960. He has done additional mittee, called the speech to cover up.” $ 1 1« partnership with pastors and post-graduate study in (Chris­ “ credible and very Reg. Nixon only obliquely referred We Have Been parish churches. tian education at New York reasonable.” He said he is con­ 1 to former acting FBI Director Theological Seminary in New 6.98 >5.8B vinced the American people L. Patrick Gray Ill’s assertion At Tougaloo College, the Rev. York City. want the country freed “ from Your that he told the President on Jfr. Farrar grained expertise in ’The Rev. Mr. Farrar, 40, was M EN ’S the Watergate obsession.” July 6 last year that “ people on the organization and implemen­ born in Framingham, Mass., His counterpart, Robert your staff are trying to mortal­ LUGGAGE tation of fund raising, par­ and grew up in Mason, N.H. and , SPORT SHIRTS Strauss of the Democratic ASPAMBUS 33< BLEACH. ly wound you by using the CIA ticipating in several Townsend, Mass. He is married Long Sleeve, Polyester and Cotton National Committee, said the and FBI...” to cover up the Ripe, Red, Juicy — CHARin SALE ------professional fund raising to Betty (Caroline Whisnant, Solids and Prints President “neither add^ nor HEADQUARTERS probe. seminars and institutes. originally from Elizabethton, subtracted anything from Nixon said his own investiga­ Tenn. She is a teacher holding Reg. where we were before he went Do your share and par­ tion was prompted because “ I an M.A. in English literature Since 19 11... His job called for the develop­ 3.98 on the air.” from Nortewestern University. *3.44 learned of some of the ac­ ticipate In this sale. All Nixon reaffirmed the stand ment and supervision of a staff tivities upon which charges of WATER­ The Farrars have three his lawyers have taken in proceeds go to the of six people with a branch of­ cover-up are now based.” children, Mark, 13, Helen* 12, federal court — that by fice in New York City and M EN ’S He said he was told of fund­ Manchester Memorial and Evan, 9. ’They will be living releasing tape recordings made Choose from these extensive travel throughout the raising for the Watergate at 519 W. James St. in Lan­ of conversations in his office Hospital Fund. nation. CREW NECK SWEATERS defendants, but not that the caster. ’The Rev. Mr. Farrar and on his telephone “ the con­ Primary responsibility money was to buy silence. MELONS was ordained to the (Christian fidentiality of the office of the Top Brands centered in maintaining an Blue, Tan, Beet, Moss. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Marl-Mads Youth Spodaity Shop 6 Nixon added that, he was told a ministry in 1961. President would always be AutliBiiticny I member of his staff had talked M arlow ’s D a | A Stora suspect. 42,000 FREE Blau Furniture to one of the defendants about Michael’s Jewelers “ That is why I shall continue clemency “ but not that offers They’re The Best! R ib Brass Key Restaurant to oppose efforts which would 1 * M organ’s, Ltd. of clemency had been made.” S&H GREEN STAMPS lE G E IN SEPTEMBER? 8 . 8 8 Burton’s set a precedent that would crip­ SILVHICOm lOiv eoMhicatlonal CoHcg* often ponorallzod The Music Shop ple all future presidents by in­ AUCTIDN TONIGHT at 6 P.M. • SAMSONITE® SILHOUETTE ISOGLPbi. loducatlon, wmll clasMo, and Intimato atudant- M EN ’S CoiNiactlcut Bank & Trust Co. hibiting conversations between And he said he learned about Nassiff Arms Co. FRIDAY & SATURDAY at 6 P.M Iteeulty dlalogua. 3-yaar B.A. and 8.8. progranw art The. Craft & Hobby Center them and those they look to for blackmail attempts by E. • AMERICAN TOURISTER PAPER lavallabte. KNIT SLACKS Nassiff Camara & Photo Shop advice,” he said. Howard Hunt, demanding $120,- an locatod on a a ^ le 150-acn ocoanakto Straight and Flare Legged Economy Etoctrlc Supply Optloal Style Bar, Inc. Nixon said from the time of 000, “ as the price of not talking ilothel I be mcNoiied'off W each of PLATCS ^ Juat 90 mlnutaa from Boaton. Prfma Solids and Fancies, Sizes 30 - 42 Fairway Dept Store the break-in “ I pressed about other activities, un­ • VENTURA • SKYWAY Ouellottes of Manchester Hmee. AN nreceeUipreceeUe w H lo Nw In cn a tion a l ana. VaraHy and Intramural aporta repeatedly to know the facts related to Watergate, in which |0 J. Barman, Clothiers Paul’s Paint Store he had engaged.” t m £ Iprognm . Reg. and particularly whether there • ATLANTIC Glaziar's Corset & Uniform Shop Regal Men’s Shop was any involvement by anyone IPro^m a In Ubaral A r| | , Buainoaa Adminlatration, 11.00 and 12.00 8.99 ■— 1 Toachor PniMration. * Harrison’s Stationers at the White House.” The President said the Savings Rank of Manchester ' He said he depended on allegations were in general Hartford Eiectrlc Light Co. Shorwin*Williams Paint Co. Justice Department and FBI in­ Prices? Why maitOW of Course! terms and not supported by 50* OFF SAMT FRANCIS COLLEGE House & Halo Dept Store Shoor Jewolars vestigations and assigned White details or evidence. fK T m EKBIYTIIIG SHCE M ill 702 Pool Road Bkktetord, Maino House counsel, John W. Dean 10HM.,11.eL . Lift the Latch Gift Shop Tweed’s SpadaHy Shop I Ftor doto/fad kaomtatton, tniuH r atudanta and proapae- III, to monitor those in­ ’The statement conflicts with \nia traahman ahoirid contact Manchester Drug, Inc. Watkin’s Furniture vestigations. Dean’s testimony, who said he TIDE XX Mr. John Surdyka Manchester Evening Herald Weldon Drug Co. But through the summer of was specific and told Nixon in VOU'RE //Up 1972, Nixon said, he was told no March that the demands might Auguat 14,15,1G'lrfM-9dW P.M. to Manchester Hardware & Supply Wilton’s Sift Shop White House members were in­ DOWNTOWN RUIN STROT. UANCHESTER Holiday Im, Mardten reach $1 million. Dean said the Manchester Savings & Loan Ass’n. Your 61ft Gallery volved. President said that should be no Ufa I MVS - I N K NCRTS 'DL M t ■ M AlM i 239-1211 m m SHOT AM FIMEU PAHOM Manchester State Bank Carriage House Bam “ I trusted the agencies con- problem. O th f dataa; S29-B753 945 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER

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and now... P c H u c ki Farts of Hartman Property Involved in Proposal This is an area photo of part of the area to be construct a shopping center, churches, libraries, commer­ SPRINGDALE MAIL developed by MAP Associates under its proposed develop* cial shops and recreational facilities in the development on ment plans which were submitted to Ronald Blake, assis­ land being purchased from the Hartman Tobacco Co., in ROUTE 20 tant town planner, Wednesdayi A public hearing on the SouthJ^indsor and Manchester. Plans for the South Wind- at ROUTE 21 proposal is scheduled for Oct. 1, at a meeting of the Plan­ s o jp ^ o ion of the development have not yet been submitted BOSTON ROAD SPRINGFIELD ning and Zoning Commission. to Sou h Windsor zoning authorities. The black lines on the The developer is asking for three zone changes to pictur\^^border some of the Hartman properties in Business III Zone, Comprehensive Urban Development M a n ch e^ involved in the proposed development. (Herald (CUD) Zone and Industrial Zone. The developers plan to photo by Ofiara) ’GRAND OPENING SPECIALS’ both stores NOW THRU SEPTEMBER 1, 1973

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PRICES to volunteer in the river 5'/2 - 9 Chemerka, 17, of 39 Hartl Dr.; Watters is scheduled to cleanup day activities Saturday South Windsor] Randy Lundmark, 17, Risely appear in Circuit Court 12, 'V E N IM IS k lN A ’’ Vernon for whatever hours they can Rd.; Robert Buckley Jr., 17, Rockville, Sept. 4. AHD work. Kelly Welles Rd.; and Gregory CONVERSE 114 Beautiful English Leathers South Windsor Ctwose tram ihese Famous Makm <‘WEHAVEPLEHn” | The linear park committee is GOP Pelletier, 16, of 106 Hartl Dr. COACH** The youths were released on Josqih E. ’Theriault, 19, of 220 p ies FAMOUS an arm of the Conservation Beelzebub Rd., South Windsor, Sneakers Motel Commission. Authorization of $250 non-surety bonds for K fllR TS BRANDS Caucus appearance in Circuit Court 12, was charged with failure to the park was established this BRUSHED obey stop sign, failure to drive EaL • LEVIS waterproofI year with the passage of The South Windsor Houn’ Dawg NORMAL PRICE *’’’ Rockville, Sept. 4. A TYPEWRITER • LEE Okayed 55 Peter R. Frazier, 16, of proper lane and overcrowding a wmoMS legislation by the General Republicans will caucus August Little Gents motor vehicle in connection SOMnniNG THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN AND WIU USEI t m w i School Bags Assembly. Talcottville, was arrested • MAViRICKI -22, at 8 p.m. at the South Wind­ 8V* - 12 with the investitttion of a two- Gym Ratifying action taken by the The committee will seek to sor High School to choose party- Marlow’s Has All The Bmiids! LEG Vernon Zoning Commission, the Youths car accident Wranesday at Rye rAINTER lo M liT l obtain easements from proper­ endorsed candidates for the 12’/2 - 3 St. and Famham Rd. Bufffle Bags town’s Planning Commission ty owners along the river where local elections in November. About Town •MWAL OOLim Tl n. parts • CHEAP has voted to allow construction Boys Police said Theriault collided Rylon JacK6ts| the park will be established. Ef­ Contests are anticipated for Full Gospel Christian Fel­ with a car driven by Joseph DVERALLS lEANS of a 152-unit motel in Talcott- forts Saturday will be concen­ the available noi^iinations to the 3V i- 6 ville. Rulut II lowship, Interdenominational, Giggey, 19, of 114 Griffin Rd., • REWIWTOILRAND Rain Parkas trated in the Rockville section Planning and Zoning Commis­ will have a Bible study and open South Windsor, who was • POPULAR The Talcottville Develop­ of town. sion, Board of Education and discussion tonight at 7:30 at ment Co., developer of the traveling north on Rye St. No tOLVMnA • SMim-comwA Volunteers are asked to Town Council. All registered Orange Hall. injuries were reported. • PRACTICALI proposed motel, now has to gain Republicans are urged to attend OUR SALES—aEBVICE—REVTAL^L—8UPPUEB8 IR permission from the Town of Theriault is scheduled to (Abo: Bnatnew MscMim* and Office Furniture) and participate in the caucus. A Bible study will be held lURRERI Manchester as a portion of the appear in Circuit Court 12, EaM motel site is in that town. tonight at 7:30 at the United Hartford, Aug. 27. / RTLOM PRICE Pentecostal Church. The complex will include a Dumb Prices Start-Af iCOLORS: p

South Windsor w FOR Notes To Delay Order Nobody Listens, •- The South Windsor Chamber for a dance which Will be the For Record* Everybody Talks of Commerce will sponsor a WASHINGTON (AP)The sorority’s major fund-raising Justice Department asked a I beer festival Saturday and Sun­ P™ j^t to support service ac­ By HAL BOYLE About the most useless thing day on the grounds of the federal judge Wednesday to tivities for the year, will be delay his order requiring that NEW YORK (AP) — Jumping on earth is a picturesque post Maskel Construction Co., 1209 completed. card from someone you dislike Rt. 5. The chamber hopes to ■M'- certain White House documents to conclusions; The dance is scheduled for be turned over for his inspec­ The deadest art in America is who could afford to go to -a I make the festival an annual'af­ Sept. 8 at the Elks Hall, East fair. tion in a suit challenging an in­ the art of listening. You can better vacation resort ^ n you Hartford, and will feature crease in milk prices. went to. The hours on Saturday will be hardly hire anybody, even a Music by the Main Streets.” The order by U.S. District No matter how much smarter 11 a.m. to midnight and on Sun­ psychiatrist, to listen anymore. Anyone interested in attending Court Judge William Jones you are than the other fellow, day from noon to 10 p.m. There Everybody wants to be heard; the dance should contact Mrs. requires that the documents Be when everyone talks at once, you are always wilPing to listen will be continuous entertain­ William Gilnack, Syracuse Dr., delivered Thursday. who is left to listen? What we to his advice on two subjects — ment provided by the Britmore East Hartford, or Mrs. Gerani Government attorneys asked need is a NatimialGlam-Up Day how to cure the hiccups and Dixieland Band which will play SHOP MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES Dugal, Femwood Rd., Vernon. for a stay of the order pending during which^ everyone, from how to get rid of a cold. for listening and dancing. an appeal to a U.S. circuit c h i l ^ centenarian, would shut Most men go to their graves In addition to beer, Outoor Concert SEE THE ADS FOR SAVING ON TODAY’S HERALD’S PAGES The South Windsor Parks and court, or a seven-day extension up and enjoy himself — and secretly convinced, no matter refreshments will be available. to allow the circuit court to con­ perhaps listen to the echoes of how many other goodies life The festival will be held inside Recreation Department and the South Windsor Cultural Arts sider an indefinite stay pending some of the wise things said but showered on them, that a large tent and an area for free appeal. unheard yesterday. somehow or other they never parking will be nearby. Committee will co-sponsor an outdoor concert Aug. 23 at 8 Ralph Nader and other plain­ About the worst thing you can managed to get their fair share J William Barcomb, vice presi- of sex. And they wonder who p.m. at the portico of the Town tiffs sought the documents in tell a woman is that she snores. Most Ninth’GradersFeel] ‘ dent of the Chamber and past Hall. their suit, alleging that the No woman will admit she does. did get it. .presidents Dexter Burnham God "never made a canyon, Bill Stanley’s Pop Concert government raised milk price But it is a feminine delusion Jand Lou Dube are co-chairmen man never dug a well, as deep What's New In Band will provide the music supports in response to political that only men snore. The ;Jof’the fund-raising event. contributions from dairy medical fact is that men and and empty as the drained faces Lack Of Achievement and those attending are of tired people you see any day i Sorority Event organizations. women snore about equally, School Supplies? reminded to bring along chairs in a New York City subway. Fifty-three per cent of the college education. One-fourth j Beta Xi, South Windsor s'* The judge ordered the White that is, in actual numbers. But direction in planning a career, or blankets to sit on. Parking They look as eroded and students in a 5,200-student sam­ indicated no definite plans for {chapter of Beta Sigma Phi House and the Office of in quality of performance, the the need for specific guidance will be free in the Town Hall lot changeless as an abandoned ple of Connecticut high school the future. Less than 10 per cent I International, will officially management and Budget to snoring of women is far inferior planning activities is See It All At Plaza and the Wappinng Community farm, fixed by time in indicated a junior colleges ^ a • open the sorority year Aug. 30 Church lot. turn over the papers for his to .that of men. No woman could freshmen see themselves as demonstrated. BIG COUNT FILLER PAPER hopelessness. Nothing shows achieving below their ability, next step. Eight per cent “Through the use of data ►at the home of Mrs. William The concert is being private inspection to determine ever match the depth of wheezy expressed a preference for BIC PEN BARGAIN PAKS which might later be submitted raspings, bottomless gurgles, more dramatically what is with 13 per cent viewing their processing, this project also ,Gilnack of East Hartford who is presented in conjunction with wrong with civilization than performance as being far below post-secondary technical provided each counselor with a FELT TIP MATCHES |president of the group. the Local 400, H artford in evidence. stentorian sighs, cacophonous training. The government argued that snorts, and snorous roars of a this expression on subway their ability. printout of his students’ NYLON TIP MARKERS !. This event is a prelude to the Musicians Association,' Music faces. This was one finding in a — Least attractive to girl responses, so that each student COLORIFIC BINDERS ;fall rushing parties, installation Performance Fund. In the executive privilege protects the fat, middle-aged man sleeping students was the decision to documents from disclosure. off a huge dinner of pig Heaven might get more federally funded counseling was identified as needing par­ jof new members and service event of rain it will be held Aug. recruits if one of its attractions become housewives. Less than HOLE PUNCH-STAPLE REMOVERS Citing the opinion of White knuckles, sauerkraut and beer. priority survey set up as a ticular guidance programs or ^projects. Final arrangements 24. was more often pointed out: it two per cent indicated this ELMERS GLUE — CRAYOLA House Counsel Leonard Gar­ The biggest problem in the demonstration project by the activities.” is the one place left where you choice. ment a Justice Department average business office is what State Department of Educa­ — AND MUCH, MUCH MORE can go and get away from infla­ tion. — In the area of career Qudllty Products, Budget Prices lawyer argued, “The mere to do with a homely girl who production of these documents can’t spell either — but who is tion. You can also escape death The purpose of the survey development, 20 per cent were W K “ and taxes there. interested in work in which they Sun Screen I Insurance Industry ... creates a substantial breach too nice to fire. was to identify information useful to counselors in helping could be of direct service to Sun can be harmful, espe- in the constitutional doctrine of cialiy on the face. So if you students achieve career and people. Sixteen per cent separation of powers.” expressed an interest in outdoor plan to be on the beach for an Concerned Over Several of the 47 White House Pole Supply Dwindles educational goals. extended period of tim e be I n m DEPT. STORE Spectators Have Different Styles (inducted this past January work, 10 per cent in clerical and memos are addressed to Presi- Boston (AP) — Besides siire to use a sun screen to (W« Hav* A No«on To Ploasa) dent Nixon, Ten other tory control at Boston Edison and February, the survey secretarial work, and 10 per Taking her own special version of the seventh-inning stretch is Tracy Pierson, daughter of reported shortages of beef, Co. prevent damage to delicate Naxt to Frank’s Suparmarkat Air Quality Rules documents are memos between covered ninth-graders in 24 high cent in working with their facial tissues. Neil Pierson who coachbs the CSiarter Oak Restaurant softball team. At this point it looked wheat, shoes and chickens, EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER 0MB officials. “Thus far, the shortage has schools and junior highs in 19 hands. I as though the ice cream cone was winning, but Tracy emerged the winner. (Herald photo there’s another one to worry caused some delay in new communities ranging from big — Less than three per cent by Klemens) » about — the utility pole shor­ work,” he said. cities to small towns. showed an interest in oc­ HARTFORD (AP) - In­ that a facility would comply tage. A spokesman for New The schools included three in cupations involving the surance executives accepted with original construction stan­ 433 File Utility companies say they’re England Telephone Co. said the Bridgeport, two each in Dan­ processing of materihl (oil, with reservations Wednesday a dards. behind in stringing telephone utility “has been experiencing a bury, Manchester, and Milford, steel, plastics, wood, leather) in proposed addition to Connec­ He added that companies High Risk Cases Subject Complaints and power lines because they significant shortage of wooden and one in Ansonia, Bethel, bench work occupations (TV ticut’s air quality plan. which lend money also would can’t get enough wooden poles. poles, and in some cases our Bristol, Derby, Glastonbury, repair, electronics, assembly, make sure the. facilities in On Price “We use about 5,000 poles a suppliers have been unable to Hamden, Hartford, Litchfield, watch repair): and in struc- which they invest comply with year of various sizes for meet full commitments.” JJ/wo-getherness Of Heart Attack Study HARTFORD (AP) - The dis­ Newington, Old Lyme, Somers, •tural. work occupations The addition, discussed at a various state regulations, to knockdowns, replacement and However, the spokesman public hearing, covers the new trict director of the Internal Southington, Stamford, (welders, painters, elec­ protect their investment. By WARREN E. LEARY Intervention Trial in conjunc­ risk factors but didn’t show if it new work, such as housing added, “It is felt the over-all in­ Revenue Service in Connecticut Willimantic, and Winsted. tricians, grinders). category of ‘‘complex James Barbour of the Aetna AP Science Writer tion with the Harvard Universi­ would make a difference if the developments,” said Joseph ventory will noticeably improve ehecks said Wednesday that 433 com­ Other highlights of the sur­ — Nearly 60 per cent in­ sources.” A complex source is Life and Casualty Co. said BOSTON (AP) - Boston ty School of Public Health. factors were changed at a cer­ LePore, division head of inven­ in the near future.” plaints were received in all vey; dicated that they could use help one that affects air quality in operating permits should be heart researchers will conduct Dr. Dawber, a founder of the tain age,” he added. more than one way, such as a categories of the Phase 3 price — Ckiurses in which ninth- in career planning, with 26 per issued and renewed part of a national study to see if renowned Framingham Heart ■Dr. Dawber said males cent wanting information about shopping center which creates the incidence of first heart at­ Study which discovered that between the ages of 35 and 54 freeze. graders showed the most in­ automatically once construc­ Joseph J. Conley said 217 terest were physical education, training requirements and 20 air pollution from its own tion standards were met, and as tacks and coronary heart dis­ smoking, high blood fats and would be used in the study heating plant as well as from complaints involved the food in­ business education, per cent indicating problems long as no significant change in ease can be reduced in men high blood pressure were risk because men run a much the automobiles it attracts. dustry, 37 involved dairy mathematics, and industrial revealing a lack of understan­ Now, the look is all together again. compliance occurred. with above-average risk. factors for heart disease, said greater risk of heart disease ding of work roles, behaviors, The six-year study will follow Wednesday that most of those than women. products, 60 were about meats, HARVEY’S education. Both men said that if tougher The chief concern of the in- 20 concerned produce, and IN THE CALDOR SHOPPINO CENTER — Twenty per cent said they opportunities, and trends. But many ways together, thanks to standards were adopted at about 12,000 male volunteers at in the new study will have two If males from a wider age wance people, who invest there were 100 others. 1144 TOLLAND TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER felt that their strongest ap­ — One thii^ said they had beautiful return coordinates. some future date a business ' up to 20 clinical centers across or more of the risk factors. range and women were used in made no progress in achieving Ahe ot ritoney • in real' etate through the country to see if counter­ The presence of any one of the study, he said, it would be In the petroleum area, there titude was their ability to use operator shouldn’t lose his per­ were 146 complaints regarding OPEN MON. - FRI. 10 - 9 - SAT. 10 - 6 a career goal, and one-fourth mortgage loans, was a proposed mit. Instead he should be given measures against high blood these factors nearly doubles a too costly, would have to run their hands and bodies well. system of dual permits transportation fuels, ahd eleven Eighteen per cent identified were still uncommitted to any a chance to meet the newer pressure, elevated blood fats person’s chance of acute heart much longer and the numbers requiring developers to get attack or coronary heart dis­ about heating oil. Disabled Veteran Of The Year social activity as their career goal. standards, they said. and cigarette smoking will of participants would be dif­ Jackets and pants made for separate permission from the ease. And having two or more Conley also noted a refund strongest aptitude. . When asked how their schools The hearing, one of a series reduce their risk of heart ficult to manage. BACK TO SCHOOL Department of Environmental problems. of these risk factors may give a “So you settle for a popula­ and rollback previously an­ tiS 'im 'U f’”' “'■*^5'“' V*?''’ **■> ■>« Iwnored as the Disabled Veteran ot the Year at — Fifteen per cent said might be more helpful concer­ each other with all the extra spare being held throughout the state, nounced by the Cost of Living the 1OT3 convention in Miami Beach. As a Marine lance corporal, Mike lost his less and ning goals, students said they Protection for construction and was required after a federal The National Heart and Lung person three to ten times tion you think will be young mathematical ability was their parts you’ll need. operation. greater chance of having heart Council’s freeze group, which four fingers when a Viet Cong land mine exploded under him. (AP photo) strongest aptitude. Only 11 per felt that a variety of activities count in Washington, D.C. ruled Institute of the Department of enough for the changes to be Health, Education and Welfare trouble. beneficial and old enough for rescinded a July 1, 1973 in­ SAVINGS cent said their strongest ap­ were needed each year to help that states must involve crease in major medical in­ awarded contracts totaling $2,- “The real test of the program you to see the change in a titude was verbal ability. them to better course selection themselves in land-use and surance premiums charged by Blazers - pants - skirts • jersey’s and The spokesmen said their 460,773 this week to bring the is to find out the effect of reasonable time,” Dr. Dawber New Arrivals — While 53 per cent felt that and in finding out about trans- portation control in order Connecticut General Life In­ companies would be reluctant number of participating changing any of these risk fac­ said. they were achieving below their careers. to carry out the Federal Clean surance Co. to subscribers at vest. to invest large sums if there medical centers to 15, with an tors over a long period of time The results of looking at the ability, only four per cent The use of student survey Air Act of 1970. Yale University. 100% WOOL PLAID AND OBEY was a chance that a facility, additional five centers to be and to check the feasibility of worst-risk group could be reported they were receiving ^ t a for more effective plan­ once built, couldn’t operate. The proposed changes in The rollback involved a re­ Japanese Expressing ning of guidance programs is Connecticut’s plan were to be funded later. doing this in the general pop­ applied to women and other age Rtg. grades higher than they fund of $4,200 to 2,043 university Dr. Thomas R. Dawber and ulation,” Dr. Dawber said. groups, he added. $38.00 expected. clearly demonstrated by the filed with the federal En­ employes, and was a direct BLAZERS *20 John Hart of the Connecticut Dr. H. Emerson Thomas Jr. of “This study is a direct out­ Dr. Dawber said the project — ’Two-thirds reported being project, according to C.H. TEL. 643-9016 vironmental Protection Agency result of a consumer complaint^ Steinborger, counselor for General Life Insurance Co. said by Wednesday. But DEP said it the Boston University Medical come of the Framingham will begin recruiting and CABLE KNIT ACRYLIC Gratitude Through Aid aware of some problem in com­ operation, which identified the Conley said. “ there already were adequate Center received a $359,035 grant screeing volunteers in January, pleting a high school program. guidance services in the state had been granted 30 additional safeguards through building and will conduct their part of 1974. Mentioned as the most signifi­ education agency. days in which to receive citizen TOKYO (AP) — Only a few tipn of Economic Aware of the Mitsubishi dona­ He said, “When you can iden­ and zoning inspections to assure comments. the Multiple Risk Factor SWEATERS years ago, Japan was receiving cant problems were acquiring IN POWDER BLUE. WHITE, CRANBERRY, Organizations. “We feel quite tion and approached itself by study skills, completing course tify two-tMrds of a ninth grade O /d jo fu l large dollops of American aid. indebted to the United States. four Yale professors, Sinnitomo class as needing help to gain YELLOW, RED AND GOLD Now Japan feels the United assignments, and earning T America helped us after the decided to do its rival one satisfactoiy grades. satisfaction from educational ^ ' ®®UTE88,TALC01TVILLE,C0NN. States can use some financial war and it still helps us today— better. achievement, or one-fourth GRAND OPENING Reg. assistance itself. — One-third indicated a com­ Mon., Tueo., Wed. 10 - 6 • Tbim ., FM. 10 ■ 0 • S n t. 8;S0 • with its nuclear umbrella for ‘"nie Yale professors came reporting complete lack of Two Speak AT OUR NEW LOCATION IN MANCHESTER - AT THE In early August, Japan’s mitment to seek a four-year $ 12.00 defense and raw materials for to us saying they needed money BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA - NEXT TO CALOORS Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka our industries. for its Japanese studies On Rules For announced his government was “And so for past — and pre­ program as government and SME-ALLEN I'SELLE PRA6UE SHOES RADIO SHACK A.G. PETHSER SO-FRO FARRIOS DIAMORR SHOWCASE THE CHEESE SHOP W.T. ORAHT Guarantees granting |10 million to 10 U.S. sent — favors, we are giving foundation grants were being KKKKS MSCOIMT WOMEN’S SHOES universities. The money is ear­ America a sort of ‘o-chugen’ reduced. And in view of the Mit­ HARTFORD (AP) - Oniy LIGHTWEIGHT ACRYLIC MOCKTURTLE NECK marked for Japanese studies (midsummer) present,” subishi gift, we decided to grant two witnesses appeared (FORMERLY OF WEST HARTFORD CENTER) programs which have been hurt Miyoshi added.. Yale |2 inillion — twice as Wednesday for a state Depart­ SWEATERS by decreasing funds from the Mitsubishi made its donatic^ much,’’ said Shozo Hotta, the ment of Consumer^ Protection Famous Name Brand IN NEW FALL AND PASTEL COLORS U.S. government and private to Harvard after a recommen­ chairman of Sumitomo bank. hearing on guarantees. Reg. foundations. dation by one of its professors, “Of course, a major con­ tri- cit < ^ 0 : Last September, the Mit­ az a Chinese law expert. ’The sideration was that we The proposed regulations are $10.00 subishi industrial group of 26 the first of many that will be WOMEN’S SHOES money will go to sponsor a Japanese haven’t forgotten how companies donated H' million to teaching post for Japanese law America'helped us immediate­ written to implement a tough Harvard University. Not to be at Harvard. ly after the war.” new consumer fraud bill passed RIBBED LONG SLEEVE NYLON outdone, the rival Sumitomo ROUTE 83 & 30 EXIT 95 Off 1-86 e VERNON, CONNECTICUT by the 1973 Connecticut General group gave |2 million to Yale Assembly. University and another |1 % ” % TURTLE NECK JERSEYS V 25 50 IN A RAINBOW OF COLORS million to the Japan Society of ecw cL i The regulations require clear OFF New York this June. V) EVERYTHING FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL disclosure of what product or Japan, now affluent and TIME FROM parts a guarantee covers, what Regular Nationally Advertised Prices $ 5 0 0 ranking third in the world in service will be performed and $9.00 terms of gross national who will perform it. They also AT MAKERS REQUEST, product, has suddenly turned CLITIES U.REABT HUE TO MATERIU. FOR CLOTHES TO* OE MAOE TO TMOSWOS OF require that a guarantee state philanthropic. See Us / o r . . . SHOESfOROWH, WHin, OLUK MO HER RLOE) TO FRHTS WITH CIFFS MO FMTS WITH WlOE how long it is good and what, if NAMES NOT ADVHITISED Japan was able to rebuild anything, an individual must do WOOL AND POLYESTER FLAIHS, BAR6T LEO SIMRS, BLOOSES, ORESSES MO SWEATER FOR THE COLO-OORR-TO A after World War II with to benefit from it. generous Am erica assistance. • DESK SETS RICE PLACE TO HAVE THEIR SCHOOL CLOTHES CIEMEO HERLMSES OF FASHIOH MO OR- And the Japanese, evf^ mindful • STATIONERY OHURT W EM TO HAIRnVLES OF C M E, WATCHES M B RIHfiS M O OEAHTIFHL THIHfiS HM O- Advertisements proclaiming CUFFED PANTS / EXCELLENT SELECTION OF IN A VARIETY OF PLAIDS AND CHECKS of - favors dona them, would BARS M O BELTS JEH S M O PEHCILS, CRATOHS, HOLERS, ERASERS, M O COLOREO PAPER C M ­ ‘‘satisfaction or your money • ADDRESS BOOKS back,” “Lifetime guarantee” claim they would like to repay OS M O Bins TO EOHCATIOHAL TOTS M O TOTS FOR FOR (HOT JHST FOR THE TOHHR) WHSIC HARD TO FIND SIZES what they consider a moral • CALENDARS . of “guaranteed never to be un­ Reg. M OF AU SORTS (RECORBS MO TAPES) 4S,33M0 A TO CASSETTE MO S TRUR T N , VIC- SQH.S-ITSO obligation or “giri.” r dersold” must explain under • PEN AND PENCIL SETS^ TR O U ’S (REMEMRER THEM) TO STEREOS WITH M M T SPEARERS (TO N HOMEWORR O T ) M O $13-$27 “I thiiik it has to do’with our what conditions such claims are SPORT SHOES - DRESS SHOES psychology,” said Masaya • POSTERS (WHEW!) BOOBIES FOR THE LHHCHBOKS AHO FHHHT LOHCHBOXES TOO-MB WHILE TM SHOP good. CLOGS - SNEAKERS - BOOTS Miyoshi, an official of the in­ • SCRAPBOOKS RICE PUCES TO STOP- FOR BHEMFAST, LOHCH, SHPPEH OR COFFEE T N MO O N SAVIHOS Joe Donohue, executive vice fluential Keidanren — Federa- OMR MERE THE U ILHEH CM WATN THEIR HNET BMW president of the Connecticut • PLAQUES Retail Merchants Association, You are invited . . . I WINTER COATS said he approved of the new Get there first with the youngest, raciest MINK, RABBIT. OR FOX TRIMMED STYLES • HALLMARK CAROS TO MtOWSE IN A WHITE NURSES SHOES BLAME8 MOM regulations. shoes. High-riser ties with fleet-footed RELAXED ATMOSPHERE Reg. DALLAS, (AP) — A man John Wanchek of the Connec­ stepped into a grocery here, ticut Citizens Action Group crepe soles. Something to dash in for at $70-$80 >40 - >50 picked out a few items and A n d THAT'S JUST THE BEGINNING AT asked why the hearing was » placed them on the check-out 20.00 CO needed since the regulations SNORKEL JACKETS counter. He told the checker he duplicated those of the Federal STORE HOURS would like to go out to his car Rout* 83 Vernon IN RED AND GOLD > Trade Commission. OpMi Dally 0:30-5:30 OPEN Y tsffMhea “to see what else mother Department attorney Robert wants.’’ Shortly afterward, Thur*. 0 FrI. Ull 9 P.M. Mon. Thru Friday Where Reg. $ O R 0 0 when the store was free of Sills said they were needed to 643-9802 10-9 Every Day Is $38.00 M W tri- cit plaza govern businesses that operate ISHOES FOR WOMEh other inistomers, he returned Saturday SALE DAY BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER solely within Connecticut. He YOU MAY LAYAWAY YOUR COAT and said: “Mother said to clean- 10-6 that register out.’’ Brandishing, (NEXT TO CALDORS) I said the FTC regulations RUHR CORNERS SHOPPINS PLAZA - MANCHESTER UNTIL OCT. Uu a pistol, he picked up $400 and OPEN MON. - SAT. 10-9 applied to- interstate com­ NEXT TO CALOOR S - EXIT 93 AT INTERSTATE 86 fled. O H RE6USIIEHSSR0P HIGEHTS RAHOAU STATIORERS MORSE SHOES MUSIC ISLAHD FISHER OPTICIAHS ALRERT A LARRPS REAUH SALIR merce.

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BUGS BUNNY . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 16, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRi^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WOlXPXXJ UKE P rX'MfiOW ' W Y! NO HARP FSSLIN6S , fTAIMTeONWABe TOOK THE WORPS TOSAMLLAIC/ ZSMOULP HAVE U M .V A S .X TRIED TO ^-1 b e a r t a l k F anyone "S THOUSH, HUH?LETS; M E WHO UMIAKkSLES RUSHTOirrOF REASSURE YOU AS YOU FLOWER? KNOWN VOU'RE SHAKE ON rrj THIS HOSE/BO^'TH' MVAAOUTH/ HIS FO R M E R WHO C A N J f l e p ^ a p p a r e n t l v you B E S T W AS A Camp Conducted For Blind-Deaf Children WAV TH'BEST OF ^ t a l k a ^ THIS RAMILYPirrs WERE TOO PISTRAUSHT.' TAR7AN YELL B E A R IN TO By GARY LUHR saying she liked riding horses, STUFF AW«/WHEN WHEN T H E nine other deaf-blind children cluded in the program. prinking Associated Press Writer swimming in the ocean and he does something for the first ’ THEVIRE THROUSH H O T Wa t e r busters felt about the three weeks they “It’s gratifying to me to see time. WITH r r IS A SHAA0E I REASSURED THE BEAR i/\ OUIT IN THE C O F F E E sleeping outdoors for the first spent at the Oak Hill School’s --HOW LAZy CAW WITH A FEW FRIENDLY SHOWER: time in her life. them take part in all of the ac­ “We teach them the same (SRUNTS.THEH OFFERED A - MAY B E A seaside camp this summer. tivities. I think it’s fantastic,” things normal children learn at PEOPLE a e rr/ legitimate WATERFORD (AP) - When Susan, a 16-year-old S N A C K .' fortunately , The private Connecticut said camp director Paul camp,” he said. iw. hero/ a visitor asked Susan D’Acona Fitchville resident, is deaf and HE DRINKS COFFEE, school has sponsored the camp Farina. Most of the children have t : if she was enjoying herself at legally blind. But with help for blind children for the past 15 Farina said the deaf-blind some useful sight despite being camp she clapped her hands from an oral interpreter she summers. This year, children youngsters showed no more legally blind. But the deaf-b.tnd and nodded. It was her way of left little doubt how she and )i£\ who were , also deaf were in­ reluctance than any child when youngsters stand out because they verge on being hyper­ active. MICKEY FINN “They’re always running. BY HANK LEONARD They always want to be I'VE BEEN HANGING WELL, IVE FIGURED OUT T YOU , exploring. It’s a real job for the I WAS AROUND — NEAR A WAY FOR YOU TO J / MAX/P"? Mm, staff to keep them in place.’’ he LOOKIM' CLIO'S HOUSE (SIGH) said. FO R YAJ HOPING TO CATCH A GLIAAPSE OF HER WHEN 0 R A T The deaf-blind children SHE COMES OUT/ LEAST ranged in age from 7 to 16. To •' THE prepare for them the camp staff had to learn the deaf sign ^ IS s language and new discipline W H/ MOTHERS OET SRAV techniques. i« . TM i. Because they are so active the counselors have to use more force. Farina said. Anyone who 0-16 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL knows the story of Helen Keller and how she was taught knows what he means. SENT ALCEADY THg/VE US ANn-AClD The other campers took a WERE SURE DeVEUDPlNe P0£D CHIOcENJHarPOSS TABLETS' A LOT OF HBAPe WITH A N D a p p l e R E / special interest in the deaf- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER TWE AMERICANS. blind children, said camp counsellor Karen Quinn. SOMEONE IS IN AND NOW, WITH DEEP TROUBLE.' RUNNERS ON SECo.-.!.^ ‘If they ran off the others 1 CAN AND THIRD, GRIMSLEY would help to bring them back. FEEL IT.' ‘ IS IN DEEP .TROUBLE They also liked learning the sign language,” she said. r ^ 0 [ Farina said getting the others to accept the deaf-blind 0-16 children was not a problem because they were together w THE FLINTSTONES much of the time at school. BY HANA-BARBERA Farina said only time would tell how much of their experience the deaf-blind 'O. . . . y o U 'L L WAKE THE children would remember away from camp. 8-16 RULER/.,. But as he watched Susan THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM mount a horse and ride across an open field he said he was BEiyKliilM fc TO 65T THE sure she would remember Smell The Flowers something about the moment. WM a O f \ T . “ If she never has this Going For A Ride Susan D’Ac o m , W, who is deaf, and legally blind, smells children spent three weeks at Oak Hill School’s summer experience again at least she’s me flowers in the garden of Harkness Memorial State camp. (AP photo) •had it,” he said. “To me that’s Park in Waterford where Susan as one of nine deaf-blind satisfying.” riding a horse led by Kathleen

O Q MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER 6-M> High Food Prices PLAIN JANE iJ/oH.DEAR, 1 SHOO/ 6 0 WAY/ BY FRANK BAGINSKI THERgfe No b o d y I HE w o n 't m o v e / > HOME To WHAT CAN I DO o o k o n « May Bring Better HIT I'K W RITING. A B help ME.' T o SCARE HIM/ NEW AND UNUSUALWA/ST o fAEGT MEN^ Health Dividends harmful, Mrs. Winston By ALTON BLAKESLEE or more of all their calories J I*** cautioned in an interview. Im AP Science Editor from fats. Heart experts urge KICKOFF OF FALL SPORF S4I///V6 “Don’t just substitute omelet reducing it to 30 per cent, with NEW YORK (AP) - Today’s for beefsteaks because eggs are less of the total fat being the runaway meat prices possibly cheaper. ’The yoke of one large "saturated” type, which AF THE H/OI\DER^ORLD OF LEIS can bring a dividend of fewer egg contains 250 milligrams of hardens when left standing at Ccfnc^rt 197) heart attocks and strokes, says cholesterol. Our Heart Associa­ A'dti* K 4r nMOTMtt room temperature. a food expert. tion recommends you try to The fat around meat is highly Americans generally eat too take in no more than 300 saturated. WINTHROP much fat and some meats are a BY DICK CAVALLI milligrams a day, averaged out Three ounces of lean beef major source of it, says Mary over the week.” provides 8.4 grams of fat and BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Winston, nutritionist of the An excess of cholesterol, a 189 calories. H E V , L O O K A T T H A T American Heart Association. waxy material, is blamed for Three ounces of chicken MAKI/HE AUJSr B E A high intake of fat is con­ A C H IM N E M 6 WEEP. clogging arteries of the heart provides 5 grams of fat, and ISO sidered harmful to the heart, and brain and producing heart calories. she explains. Being overweight attacks or strokes. But that’s for chicken without *%iii also taxes your heart. Food prices may well have the skin. Eat the skin, and the WEMU9TBE So, eating sm^ler portions of profound effects on American three ounces give you 14 grams PAS9 IN© meat “would be a plus factor.” patterns of eating, and of fat, and 248 calories, b^ause CA/ER9CWIE So would the right choices of housewives need some most of the chicken fat lies on DUCK vegetables to substitute for the guidelines to assure good nutri­ the inside of the skin. HUNTEB9 . proteins contained in meat. tion for their families, says Three ounces of most fishes During World War II, the Mrs. Winston. She was nutrition supply 4.5 grams of fat and 126 death rate from coronary heart consultant to the new calories. Tne fat in fish is un­ attacks went down in countries “American Heart Association saturated. ' where" once-rich diets were cut Cookbook,” containing more Meats, poultry and fish, eggs, back in total fat and calorie than 400 recipes from skim and whole milk, yogurt BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE content. appetizers to desserts. and cottage cheese, are But a wrong choice of sub­ For years, Americans have “complete” proteins containing WHAT DIP NOU THINK OF THAT A HE MAY LOOK UKE CAPTAIN EASY MR. WALLACE, BUZF WILLY WALLACE, YOUVE GOT TO STOP BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE stitutes for meat could be been getting some 40 per cent all eight proteins considered es­ LITTLE ) A MOUSE, BUT HE'6 TIN K E R IH G WITH THIHSS THAT BLOW UP. MOUSEF/ ATISER QMAWED sential to good nutiition,plus YOU COULD HURT YOURSELF. }■ '!:? ,( HUg/PARLIMG, WE CAN TAKE INVEMTQg.V WHILE MAROONED IN THE ATTIC.... others. BY VISIONS OF "OK/tY,BABV.' V iln morwing.hRight now i must Vegetables differ in content I SREATNESS. XHOPE m a y b e IHVENTING THIG child off to BED! DEAR ~ ^ 1 o [ r k ! a )L \" OKAY, HOW ABOUT DOESN'T RUN THIG...ATWCHErTER of the essential eight. Soybean THINGS IS N 'T THE- EVEN our WBWiili m f s e a m m m m flo- . ^ G A M E J WORD, MEANING A INTO TROUBLE. BEST WAY TO GET ucCc III Tuct /UJI‘JI'!"*1 IBIB “ /' — * BlllllllftWW NOBODY- BUT New York Obscenity contains seven, lacking one n e w IN m t iuiiiiimiiiy.iiiii;— u ------nobody-- packg" WOULD HELP! y COUPLE OF IPIOTG... FAMOUS AFTER COUNTRY! STARTING WITHTI',' called methionine. Com meal ALL. C TINA 8. OPPER OFF TO BED! Law Ruled Illegal has that, though, so a combina­ tion of the two foods make up a NEW^JORK (AP) - A State requested preliminary injunc­ diet as effective as one based on RFL FOOTBALL, PVMPdTEESETS SAFE *4 our rtg. 12.88 S u p re t^ Court judge has tions to bar further showings meat. ORJOENAMATH FOOTBALL GIFT SETS declared unconstitutional the while criminal proceedings are Various other combinations underway against the fill the protein demand, such as N FL O fficial size and weight pebble grained ball. Air NFL PRO FOOTBALL OUTFITS state’s civil statute on obsceni­ pump and tee Included. ty. exhibitors of the noddles with kidney beans and JOE NAMATH: green and white pebble grain |r. size Pro-type designed helmet with face guard, padded The ruling by Justice films—“Behind the Green walnuts, grains and dried ball and deluxe "Cycolac" helmet that fits all boys. Door,” “High Rise,” “The In­ shoulder pads, two-color cotton jersey and properly Abraham J. Gellinoff came beans. Rice is not a “complete” padded football pants. Boys' sizes S-M -L W m WITH DUMBBELL ALLEY OOP !_<• WJ MIA. Uc . T lA US f A w f nocent Abroad” and “The New protein. But a little meat added b y V.T. HAMLIN ’Tuesday when he turned down requests for preliminary in­ Comers.” to it wipes out the deficit, B A R A N D m E R - T H A T 'S A ...SINCE THEY HAVENT ’Theater operators obtained LOCKING CUPS CHANCE W EIL junctions that would have making it quite sufficient. S/WEH ourrofl. 5.8S SAFE/VOIF our rsg. 5.48 FIRED fT BEFORE NOW, STEVE CANYON copies of the films and con­ On other points of advice, HAFTATAKE, r FIGURE THEY'LL WWT BY MILTON CANIFF halted the showing of four sex OONNEU..„ UNTIL DAWN TDO IT... films seized by police as tinued showing them after Mrs. Winston says: authorities seiz^ the movies —The potato is much AND I MUST RETURN ’ allegedly pornographic. 488 KEEP WANTINgT ^ THAT WOULpV WHATHATAM^ AM 7b WHERE I AM NOW MEANW HILE...y WRGILIA, WHY DON*f' The judge labels the-state last month. maligned as “fattening.” But it TO TELL EVE STARR KILL SOME OF THE l !SAVING..? J W y TOU SECRETLY FIX IT WHAT I AM EXTEMPORANEOUS po;I THINK law “ overbroad in ifs Judge Gellinoff noted that in is the butter, the sour cream, DELUXE •‘CYCOLAC’ ‘ GO ON, V FOR POTEETTOACTUAUy AU-PVRPOSE DOING... aiALITYOFMY I MIGHT , E V E ..J T GET A BIT BWTIN A RIM provisions and therefore un­ five obscenity cases decided and other goodies that people FOOTBALL HELMETS ANI I BEING A PRIZE June 21 by the U.S. Supreme PRO-SPORT SHOES constitutional as violative of put on the potato that makes it Heavy-duty Shok-Sorb th e First and 14th Court, the justices ruled that high in calories. Tough vinyl uppers with padding throughout; 6- Amendments” of the U.S. community and not national —If you are cutting back on foam padding and ydUR CHOICE polnt web suspension; fun standards were to be used in butter and milk, which are good cushioned ankle. Rubber linebacker's face mask, Constitution. soles with 22 studs. Boys Red-white-blue. determining what is obscene. sources of iron and vitamin A, 12-adult 20. White-Blue. “’There is no evidence before ■^iuE^ benches: But Gellinoff added that he consider having beef liver once « lIMftEAMBI Si»k8«l*# ImUMI* ^ this court, at this stage of the personally found the films at a week, because it’s another case, to enable the court to rjtfid HabMiY. IkNM) SAFE *2 our rog. 8.88 issue “obscene” and “patently good source of these nutrients. S/WEH our r«g. 4.88 gauge the contemporary stan­ fOEOxtra oomfoft SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER —Frozen dinners “are terri­ BY BILL HOWRILLA offensive.” dards of this community,” ’The effect of his ruling was ble, nutritionally and (jellinoff said. viewed as allowing the sale, dis­ economically.” The judge also said the —An all-vegetable diet could J tia - L B . BARBELL tribution, display and exhibition state’s criminal statute on NLE of films, books and pictures be deficient in vitamin B12, or­ obscenity “exceeds the per­ dinarily supplied from mfeit SrADRJM SEATS ^ ^ 0 BELC:STr0^ JR. YOUTH S U E without interference, for the missible limits on state regula­ & ^ udiwiaa W ban, turn IS lb. SPALDING FOOTBALLS LI’TTLE SPORTS time being, from law enforce­ and dairy products, but green m BY ROUSON tion of obscene material.” leafy vegetables do contain it. Thick foam padding on J ' ■ lour 10S>.diManNlfours Official jr. size rubber ball ment agencies. Herbert Kassner, a lawyer seat and back. Steel ^ 1b. diaea. Phis e o ^ with deep pebble permalite City Corporation Counsel ■—To fill up, don’t go for representing the film snacks like potato chips, cheese braced back for comfort , antfWorfcouf cover. Doubla fabric Norman Redlich and Manhat­ exhibitors, said he believed that ■* Uned for superiof wear. tan Dlst. Atty. Frank S. Hog^, puffs, things that contribute lit­ Stadium cushions. 1.M m . as a result of Gellinoff’ ruling, .' it V * » who brought the court action tle nutritionally. mJHk “all prosecutions in the state, —Many Chinese dishes are against the sex films, said they' all civil seizures in the state, would appeal Gellinoff’s deci­ good, bemuse they contain lean now are subject to question, to meat with vegetables that meet sion “jointly and expeditously." say the least.” 381 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Redlich and Hogan had the protein needs. 0 tin ^ NIA. he. e u H D M S lU A 0-16 RoVinv t *■ V *

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 16, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN The Dry Side 's Sharp Soccer Duel of Sports Baseball Ends in Tie By Dean R. Yost Playoff Nears After 60 minutes of good, competitive soccer and NEW YORK—The American excellent defense, the Manchester Wildcats and the In­ League California Angels , Getting sharp for the playoffs which Moriarty’s could manage just four traded infielder Billy dians played to a scoreless tie last night at Charter Oak in start next week in the Twilight hits off Bart Beardsley, but DiMauro Grabarkewitz to tbe a game called bwause of darkness. Thus, neither team can Auto Racing Jottings Baseball League, Eastern Division had two of the safeties, including the Philadelphia Phillies of the claim.the mythical town championship. champions, Moriarty Brothers made RBI triple. Walks hurt Beardsley as National League for a player to On the basis of comer kicks, shots taken and over-all Richard Brooks, went to TaUadega, Ala., without a car it five wins in a row by edging Bristol both runners to score for hforiarty’s be named later. control of the ball, the decision would be in the Indiims’ ^ without a ride, and captured his first and biggest payoff last night, 2-1, at St. Thomas reached on passes. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - favor. Wildcats' goalie Tom l^n e rejected numerous in winning the Talladega 500 Grand National race Sunday. Seminary in Bloomfield. John Serafin Bristol tallied its lone run in the Veteran Minnesota Twins ^ o ts on goal. Also playing well for the Wildcats were Tayo Brooks won |14,500...David PearsoQ, shooting for the picked up the win, scattering six hits. firat frame. An error, a single, and a pitcher Jim. Kaat was sold to Stimac, Manual and Sepio Marino and Ronald Dube. magical million-dollar mark in career earnings, placed wild pitch brought the score across. the Chicago White Sox m a Standouts for the Indians were Bruce Ballard, Paul Taft, The Gas Housers fou^t off a 1-0 straight cash deal. third and won $6,340, boosting his payroll to $992,780, only deficit* in the third frame. 'Two walks Tonight at St. Thomas, at 5:30, the and the three-man forward line of Tony Bairett, John $7,220 shy of the goal. To date, Pearson in the Wood set up Frank Wicz’ RBI single with MB’s close out their regular season Paquette and Dave Lima. Brothers’ Mercury has won $166,055 in racing. Pearson’s two outs. Frank DiMauro belted a slate against West champion Hartford Golf Tlie best performance of any player was given by Bruce next outing should be Sept. 3 at Darlington, S.C....Four I long triple to drive in Bob Barrows Insurance. ’The game is a replay of a TULSA, Okla. - Mike Ballard, the Indians’ fullback. NASCAR modified events are left at Stafford Speedway in­ I with the winning run in the fifth inn- 1-1 tie. The tw clubs combined have Baldoza of Fort Worth, Tex., The scoreless deadlock closes out the summer program cluding the Stafford 200, Sept. 3. A record purse of $16,660 I ning. won over 30 games this season. shot'four consecutive holesSin- with the exception of the Junior All-Star game. The is up for grabs, with $3,000 going to the winner...Stafford one and beat Charles McIntosh Wildcats-Indians face the Manchester Indians’ “A” squad will bring down its racing curtain on Oct. 7, when the track of Decatur, Ga., 7 and 6 for the at Charter Oak Monday at 6 p.m. will host the NASCAR L^te Model Sportsman...The Inter­ $50,000 top prize in the World Putting Championship. A national Motor Sports Assn. (IMSA) Goodrich C3iallenge V. r ^ ' - 1 for ‘Baby Grands’ sedans and Camel GT Twin-100 races, Browns MONTCLAIR, N.J. - Three- time national amateur golf Pro Football Roundup Herald photo by Pinto will be,held Sept. 15 at Lime Rock Park. Over 80 entries, champion Mrs. Stephen Sander Herald pboto by Pinto including Corvettes, Camaros, Datsuns.and Pintos will in­ Appear scored a 7 and 6 victory over Charter Oak Park Auraett Crated, at Softball Game,. Stand, are fitted: and lale-eomer, ,tand along outfUld fence. vade the road course...Drivers representing 15 countries Mrs. John Oliver Iff of Eagles Underdogs and five continents will converge on Watkins Glen for the Pittsburgh and advanced to the Crenshaw 15th running of the United States Grand Prix Oct. 7. The Rugged third round of the 73rd U.S. event over the 3.337-mile circuit will be the richest on the Women’s Amateur Golf Cham­ Against Steelers 4P In Debut Grand Prix tour this season...The Bob Oliver-Al Green- CLEVELAND (AP) - The pionship. prepared No. 10 modified coupe is now being driven by Er­ Geveland Browns have con­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia Eagles, Armory Defeats Dorn’s sistently produced winning foot­ fresh from a 45-21 trouncing at the hands of the Cincinnati nie Caruso, an up-and-coming star in the NASCAR ranks. Tennis At Sutton Caruso replaces Roy Wyckoff in the seat...Bobby Isaac, ball teams, and it doesn’t look Bengals, collide tonight with the tough Pittsburgh Steelers >A like this year is going to be any HAVERFORD. Pa. - Jean in a National Football League exhibition game. . SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - Ben who campaigned once in the famous K&K Iiuurance different. Chanfreau of Paris upset Eagles’ (XMich Mike McCor- , . ^ Crenshaw went into his first Dodge, has quit grand national racing. Isaac this season topseeded Alex Mayer of Since 1950, when the Browns mack can be forgiven if he has not be on the sidelines. The golf tournament as a Wayne, N.J., 1-6,64,64 and ad­ whs wheeling the Sta-Power small-block Ford, without joined the National Football the feeling that things are going Notre Dame quarterback, who In Softball Tournament professional confident, self- much success...Dave Humphrey has accumulated 714 vanced to the quarter-finals of reached one of the high points League, they have had only one to get worse before they get contained and ready to points to pace the Northeastern Midget Assn, standings. losing season. the 74th Pennsylvania Lawn better. His young team is a of his professional career when challenge the giants of the Tennis Championships. TONIGHT’S GAMES Mike Zotta’s two-run triple lifted Wholesale Tire past Humphrey in the Bulldog Stables Mack Truck Bader, is 11 The Browns wound up with a heavy underdog against he won the Heisman Trophy in game. 1964, reached one of the low Multi. Leon Pouncy, Jim Celio, Bob Godin and Don Palmer points ahead of Butch Walsh...Bob Keyser, who drives the 104 record last season despite INDIANAPOLIS - Top- Pittsburgh. “ No special feeling,’’ seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain points Wednesday when he was Oil Heat vs. Charter Oak, 6:15 Robertson each poked two singles. Multi’s Tim Cunningham enjoyed Moriarty Brothers-sponsored No. 10 midget, is eighth in numerous injuries to both offen­ Steelers’ coach Chuck Noll shrugged the long-haired, 21- 1 sive and defensive tines and rallied for a 7-6, 6-0 second- plans to give McCormack and placed on waivers by the Bears Winner of Oil-Charter vs. Nelson, 7:30 Robertson a fine 4-4 showing and Bill Hilinski ripped three safeties. year-old before teeing off today the standings with 387 points. and unclaimed by any club. Wholesale vs. Dorn’s, 6:15 Fitzgerald losing three of their first five round victory over Australia's the Eagles the Steelers’ best in the first round of a $200,000 games. Bob (Carmichael in the U.S. Gay shot. He’ll start the same team Coach Abe Gibron said Armory vs. Vito’s, 7:30 Fitzgerald tournament. Water Skiing Competitor y This year’s group appears to Court Tennis Championships. that opened against Miami in Huarte is a free agent and “It’s not like I’d never played might play football in Canada Megan Fitzgerald, a 16-year-old student at East Catholic have some question marks on last season’s American Foot­ Need $3,000 for Trip in one of these before,’’ defense, but is solid offensively. ball Conference playoff game, where another Heisman winner Dusty League titleholders, Telephone, plus two other en­ High, will be comi^ting in the Women’s National Water from Notre Dame—Joe Crenshaw said before making Nine-year veteran Rich led by quarterback Terry Skiing Championship at Petersburg, Va., Aug. 16-19. General Theismann-currently plays for tries became spectators last night as the Town Slow-Pitch his long-awaited debut as a pro. Jackson, who had a knee opera­ Bradshaw and running back ROTONDA WEST, Fla. - Toronto. Double EHmiifation Softball Tournament continued. Bob & “I’ve had a little experience. Miss Fitzgerald captured the Eastern Regionals earlier tion, already has been cut from Franco Harris on offense, and Dutch speed skater Ard Schenk New York Giants Coach Alex Marie’s Pizza and Multi Circuits were the other two clubs Softball Benefit I’ll be okay.’’ this month which were held at Sanford, Maine. She is one the squad. The Browns had high “Mean” Joe Greene on defense. and American world pole vault Webster said he still was un­ to have two defeats. He comes to the pros-there of 15 girls nationally to hold a masters’ rating in slalom hopes that he would do wonders Terry Hanratty is expected to record-holder Bob Seagren decided about his starting Surprise of the evening’s five games came when Armory never had been any doubt about skiing. (AP photo) as a defensive end. spell Bradshaw in the second Slated Thursday him eventually leaving the each won $10,000 first-place quarterback for the regular Tavern, Charter Oak L e a p e ’s top entry, trounced Dorn’s In regional competition. Miss Fitzgerald took a first in *Dudes* Off the Playing Field Another defensive end, Joe checks as division winners in half. amateur ranks-with a glossy The Steelers are 1-1 in exhibi­ season, but announced that Boys, a strong, favorite to challenge for the title, 14-4 at the slalom event and was fifth in trick skiing.'In the meet Jones, is coming off a knee the $82,000 Superstars all- record behind him and un­ tion play, beating Baltimore 34- Norm Snead would open against Fitzgerald'Field. Already crowned Connecticut and New England she will perform in only the slalom. operation. It remains to be seen Sports semifinals. the Jets Saturday and Randy animous expectation of a fan­ Dolphins* Larry Csonka^ Jim Kiick what he can do. 7, and losing to Minnesota 10-6. _ tncioiu riK Johnson probably would start In the night’s other activities, Manchester Oil Heat Women s Amateur Softball Assn, champions, Groman’s (Herald Ptioto by Dean Yost) tastic career in front of him. Noll expressed dissatisfaction Bob Briggs and Nick Roman against Pittsburg Aug. 26. edged the Telephone crew, 12-7. Charter Oak Restaurant Sport Shop of Manchester is looking forward to a trek to Rec League Softball Champions Crenshaw, who won a flock of played the end spots last with his offense, declaring it rebounded for an earlier setback, and dealt Bob & Maries Chattanooga, Tenn. where the National Tournament will amateur titles including a cou­ The Final Word lacked "intensity.” Miami said it would keep star Losing twice in 13 outings, season, doing an adequate Job. running backs Mercury Morris a 1^7 loss. Vito’s came-from-behind to defeat Nelson be staged. Granato, Dean Gustafson. Front ple of national' collegiate Already into the Town Slow-Pitch Softball Double University of Arizona defen­ Harris, the St^lers’ leading There is one big obstacle — money. Manchester Oil Heat won the Ree crowns while at the University runner last season as a rookie, and Larry Csonka out of action Freightways, 8-7. Wholesale Tire, which has now won two row, Dick Klein, Ted Delude, Bob Elimination Tournament, the following were the in-' sive end Bob Crum was picked again this week. Morris has not in a row, eliminated Multi Circuits, 9-8, at Fitzgerald. Softball League title with an 11-2 Martin, Dick Suhie, Dave Rose and pf Texas, probably is the most dividual winners of the eight town leagues. up in the third round of the draft has been used sparingly It will cost an estimated $3,- ASA finals. Play starts Aug.30 record. Team member, baek row, highly-touted youngster since Grid Coaches because of a bruised thigh and seen any game action after suf­ Dick Sunie’s three singles powered Manchester Oil’s at­ 000 to send the 15 girls out to the for 32 teams. Frank Hurley. Missing Ron Carr The only club to go through the 14-game schedule un­ in an attempt to fill that need. fering a hip injury before the Craig Repoli, Ken Ferry, Bob Jack Nicklaus. . However, coach Nick Skorich knee, but has been pronounced tack. Skip Krob with a double and single was the only felso Thursday night a special fund and Dave Hennequin. beaten was Charter Oak Restaurant of the Indy League. recent College All-Star game. player with two hits. Simler, Mike Manning, Jim He outscored both Nicklaus repeatedly has noted that no fit for tonight. raising twinbill has been and Arnold Palmer on the days Armory Tavern took Charter Oak League honors with a 12- McCormack, who compared Csonka has been out since the Added at MHS one has taken charge of the end All-Star contest with a leg b scheduled by Carl Silver, of the 2 i^ o rd . Groman’s repeated as Silk City’s best with a 22-2 Charter Oak’s Carl Ogren, Ray Brann, Greg Johnston he played with them and ended positions as yet. his club’s performance against Rec Department. and Steve Cianci all contributed three'hits. In a losing ef- up as the low amateur in the mark. Telephone came up winners in the Dusty League, Linebackers are another Cincinnati with a high school : fort, Dick Davis, Dennis Correll and Rich Sieczkowski Tri-Captains All proceeds will enter the Masters for the second year in a sporting a 114 slate. Vito’s (12-2) clinched the powerful By Dean Yost problem. Dale Lindsay, a team, will start with young ; each added two base knocks. fund to send the girls On to row. Candlelight circuit while Manchester Oil Heat claimed regular inside, is plagued by John Reaves at quarterback, New Britain,-Central Connec­ Chattanooga. Three Night Tilts World Games The varsity football assistant coach position at ■ Pounding out 21 hits. Armory scored 10 runs in the first ticut’s football team will have He also finished in the top 20 Rec-honors with a 9-5 record. Nelson Freightways carted Manchester High School has been finally filled according knee problems. Veteran John and substitute with veteran The first half of the attraction New Britain — Central at the tough and prestigious ’ away the Eastern Loop title sporting a 11-3 mark. The Garlinjgton has been sidelined Roman Gabriel in the second SPORT MAirr j. two innings to easily defeat Dorn’s. Bob Gorman and Brian tri-captains for the first time at 7 will feature Groman’s to principal, George Emmerling. X Sullivan each produced three singles. Six other players during the 1973 season. Leading Connecticut’s football team will Colonial National Invitation and Women’s League was won by Cut & Curl with a 13-1 with a pulled hamstring. half. men’s team, Silk City cham­ play three away night games Starting Today challenged for the title M ore Three comerbacks are retur­ Washington will be at Buffalo Heedquerten the Blue Devils will be two record. They also won the playoffs. n followed with two safeties apiece. pions, against a foe to be an­ on Friday, while on Saturday members of the defensive unit, during the upcoming season. finishing sixth in the Houston In Senior League I basketball standings, Crockett (7-0) ning to the lineup: Tom Darden, ; Vito’s, playing their third victorious game in as many nounced. The main game will Open. Baltimore will play Detroit at tackle Harold Crocker of New The Blue Devils will do battle claimed honors with MCC (5-1) finishing second. The Steven Lindberg, a graduate Garence Scott and Ben Davis. I nights, relied on Wally Irish’s 3-3 showing to defeat Nelson. feature Groman’s girls and an MOSCOW (AP) — The recurring battle for sports While Crenshaw’s pro debut of Assumption College in Bobby Majors, picked up as a Memphis, Houston plays Green Hockey - Skiing Rochelle, N.Y., and Gary under the lights at Bridgeport Cagers (6-1) walked away with Intermediate I laurels. *Mike Orolowski also produced three singles. Nelson’s Bill all-star team from the Feline on Oct. 6, Montclair State or supremacy between the United States and Russia was on will oiicupy a great deal of Worcester, Mass., will handle free agent last year, has shown Bay at Milwaukee, Minnesota jMapotta and Dave Bower each stroked three base Myers of New Britain and run­ League. will be at Kansas City, Chicago & Tennis ning back Bill Montgomery of Oct. 13, and at Glassboro State again today as the seventh World University Games began, attention, Lee Trevino and the varsity controls along with some promise In camp and f knocks. The State ASA will contribute Bruce Crampton rank as the rookie Jim Stienke could add at Miami, New England at Woodbridge. in an Oct. 26 clash. The dates the Americans have sent first year head mentor Larry only $100 for the trip. men to beat foi* the $40,000 fint Olsen. some depth. Atlanta, Oakland at Los with Montclair State and their largest contingent—well Special The Nationals will be a dou­ ty and Charles Maguire of Penn prize in this 72-hole evettt. The o^y defensive spot the Angeles, St. Louis at Denver Glassboro State are in the over 300 men ancl women—to Interleague Play ble elimination affair. State-were trying to hold off Crampton, an Australian, tops Browns are not worried about Golf Pro and New Orleans at Dallas. Eastern Football Conference. compete in eight sports. Of Groman’s will carry the Region the strong challenge of the East the season’s money-winners Lindberg, this summer tried are the tackles. Walter Johnson On Sunday, Paul Brown goes TENNIS B ills these, many were swinging into Nine banner, an area which Europeans. with $270,000 and has won four out with the New England and Jerry Sherk are among the Head golf professional at against his old team when his 3 DAYS ONLY-AUG. 16, 17 action on the first full day of Major Discussion comprises Connecticut asd Gold medals were to be titles. Patriots at their rookie camp league’s best pairs. Pine Valley Country Club Cincinnati Bengals play the competition. * 1 .9 3 .. Rhode Island. decided in these two events and Other standouts include and was invited to their Tbe offensive line is solid, in Southington this season Geveland Browns at Columbus, Kathy Schmidt, a 19-year-old in the men’s shot put. The defending titleholder Bruce summer camp. with Bob DeMarco at center. is Al Gayson of Ohio, a cross-town rivalry will six-footer from Long Beach, 'MILWAUKEE (AP)—Interleague play was the primary Wllaon-Spsldlng Americans had two shot Devlin, host pro Paul Harney ' Gene Hlckerson and John be resumed at New Haven, Calif., who has been chasing the topic as American L^gue baseb^ officials met an hour Manchester. A former Psnn-Dunlop .putters-Dana La Due of the and Masters champion Tommy DeMarie at guard and Doug Conn., when the New York women’s world javelin record, longer than planned late Wednesday, but their hopes for its assistant pro al the Invitational Softball University ^of Texas and Jesse Aaron. Governor's Cup Also added the the coaching Dleken and Bob McKay at Manchester Country Club, Giants play the New York Jets, looked like America’s brightest I adopti(m in the foreseeable future seemed dim. Stuart of Western Kentucky . staff is Paul Rashaw, who will tackle all returning from last and San Diego will be at San 7 PMk tt, loakvai^ I hope in Lenin Stadium tc^ay. The meeting was to resume early^ today, prior to a joint Following are the atartlM timei (or Gayson served as pro at University-in the field. Saturday’!'a Governor'!Governor' CupCiy> GolfCiolf Totima-1 be Barry Bernstein’s assistant year. Francisco. JtL 87S-t1M Tourney for Women Kathy’s best throw is 208 feet, Other medals to' be decided Excel in Openers meeting of the American and National Leagues. However, one ment at Mancheater (^untry Club: Connecticut Golf Land for When the Bears try to put an 8:82 Kieman, Schilling, Pierro, W. in the junior varsity ranks. First-round draft choice MB :M taO I M b This is the season for slow with Groman’s winning top 1 inch, less than six feet short of Thursday were in men’s foil New Britain — Central high official, who asked to remain unidentified, said an In­ Ferguaon offensive guard Pete Adams nearly a decade before end to Miami’s 21-game win­ Mm l i p j L the world mark. terleague play reconunendation already had been rejected in an Rashaw„,will teach industrial pitch softball tournaments and honors. The New ' Haven fencing and the women’s team Connecticut’s football team will 8:M Karpuaka, Glguere, Levitow, arts at lUing. could turn out to be a good taking the Southington ning streak, John Huarte will The most spectacular track Miatretta. ready to gain the spotlight next Socialities were second best. gymnastics in optional exer­ be attempting to extend a vir­ executive council meeting. 8:16 Bamingham, Maddox, Moran, backup. position. , month will be the second annual Both teams are expected back. event of the day’s program was cises. tual “tradition” in its Sept. 15 The recommendation was presented by Bud Selig, Milwaukee Wilka. the gruelling 10,(XK)-meter run. Brewers’ presMent and member of a four-man committee which 8:23 Ottaviano, Kozlovich, Novak, Manchester Police Union-Rec Forty teams can be ac­ The real importance of these opener at Edinboro State. The AgoatInelU. D epartm ent Women’s In­ comodated, Brooks said. Play Two Americans—Richard games is that they could be a Blue Devils have won their last h u studi^ the idea for several months. 8:20 Ogden, Mattern, R. Gordon, Bowerman of Indiana IJniversi- trial run for the 1980 Olympics. eight opening games. Today’s joint session was to be the final business of the major McFarland. GM»Y MAZM HAS tW lARCEST W H Y vitational Tournament at will start Saturday, Sept.8. 8:37 R. Tarca, Matava, Phelan, Heat. Charter Oak Park. Other first round games are set league’s annual sununer meetings. 8:44 Daley, Attamain, J. Calamarf, Joe Brooks, of the Police for Sept.9, 15-16. /^erican League President Joe Cronin said after Wednesday’s Harvey. session that interleague play still was being discussed. 8:51 Gingraa, Tracy, V. (Hementino, D. Department, will serve as One defeat and a team will be Tarca. general chairman. sent to the sidelines up to the Asked if he ezpecM a formal vote at the joint meeting, Cronin OF ROTARV-BKIIB CARS IN NHV ENOAND DISCOUNT Last year, 16 teams entered semifinals. Trophies will be said, “You never know. This is a joint venture, not one league ON IN STOCK awarded the top four teams, against the other.”- Tough to Blank plus individual trophies to However, the American League has been nearly unanimous in [HOUSE PAINTINGI favor of some form of in te rle a f play, while National League of­ New Britain—It has to be an­ members of the winning squad ticipated that Central Connec­ and a special award to the most ficials have maintained a united front against it. Exterior and Interior Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, uiio favors it, said he ticut’s 1973 football team will valuable player. be able to put points op the ( ) fExp erienced and Reliable “wouldn’t want to evaluate whether it’s dead or not.” Teams are expected from scoreboard. Over tbe past eight 5 Very Reasonable Rhode Island and “You know bow we’re going to vote, don’t you?” one National League official asked. seasons, involving 72 games, Fr«« Estimates Massachusetts. Entries are the Blue Devils have been being accepted by Brooks and Asked if that meant against interleague play, the official nodded affirmatively. blanked only three times. In 568-3117 Carl Silver at the Rec Depart­ contrast, they’ve posted 21 New 73 ment. The former may be shutouts. All Colors and Options AvailiUe Now! wodeaaoaaBa reached by calling 643-0355. 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Tanner gave Wood the EXPBUBKE^TAKE A KMOHSYIUTIOH RIK! lifiMMt!!- Modernize with chance to win the game and the reg i^ game that would fol- THE BEST BIKE RIDERS the prolesslonals WE'RE ONLY MINUTES AWAY! AVAILABLE At (Herald Photo by Dean Yoat) from SAVINGS • Aluminum Siding Busty League’s Top Club Wood gave up a run in the New Engjand - Now York - Now Jorsoy 5 yr./59,QH Mile Weinmty Oe All Gredy Meiie Sotsrye PHONE • Free Estimates 2l8t Inning but the White Sox Telephone rdplured the Duely Soft- came back with four in the bot^ SUDES - SPILLS - THRILLS DIRECTIONS: West of 646-1460 Krob, Ia^ Zahaba. I.arr> Carlson, tomhalftowin64. Inthesec- ” • Fully Insured ball league title with an 11-4 Clem Langiois, Bill Conwav. SPORTMRAN - PROF^IONAL Hartford On (•04 S&S BUICK ood game. Wood blanked the w o rd . Team memliers, baek row, .Missing Bill Shields, Butrh Exit 41, South 3 Milos 88 ADAMS 8T., MANCHESTER TEL. 849-4571 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester Jim MeArdle, Gene Gale Bob Lynn, IniHans w ^ foUT httS and WOD MrDowell, Bob Mfnney, In- Foster, 44). So in one n i^ t, Wood gave GRODY MAZDA Member Manchester Chamber of Commerce Art Noyes, Howie Edwards, Sher Rirh Holman, George Chrustowski one run in 14 innings and MOTOIICYCU RMMG ( ) (Your Noaroet Mtsda Doalor) S67-227I Hill, Wayne Johnson. Front, Skip and'Don Miller. marked up his 12th and 13th 5 victories of the spring.

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TWENTY-NINE The ^ ^ 1 Fast — Effective STANDINGS Seaver Brilliant The "Action Marketplace” Herald flassified Ads Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Worked to Perfection (15 Word Minimum) AMERICAN LEAGUE With Two-Hitter Over 60,000 Daily Readers East ^ ...... -SC; per word per day Fast Results W L Pet GB SAN DIEGO (AP) — New York said, “but I’m not disappointed. I’m happy ...... per word per day . NEW YORK (AP) — There were nearly 21,000 people in Dave John^n added his ^ d to highlight the 19-hlt Atlanta attack Baltimore 65 52 .566 righthander Toin Seaver has coihe it was a shutout (his third of the year). I ^ a t sent the reeling Cubs to their 10th consecutive loss and the “They hit some ^ o ts right at people.” 5 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR the Three Rivers Stadium stands Wedne^ay night. There Detroit 66 54 .550 within a whisker nine different times per word per day were two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning, and Cin­ ^nd in their last 42 games. Evans’ homer tied him with Stareell New York 86 57 .537 2 The Padres were surprised that Seaver, ...... P®'’ word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS for the major league lead. of pitching his first no-hitter. who walked one auid struck out seven, cinnati’s Jack Billingham was facing one of baseball’s Boston 62 56 .525 3W ...... $1.50 inch 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION However, he wasn’t disappointed tended to downgrade his performance. most feared hitters-Pittsburgh’s Willie Stargell. Cjams 11, Phillies 2 Milwaukee 59 59 .500 6W San Francisco powei«d Juan Marichal to his 237th career vic­ Wednesday night to settle for a two- “He was overpowering, but then he’s Deadline for Saturday and Monday There was no score, and a bad pitch to Stargell could have aeveland 47 73 .392 19W tory, making hinri the winnlngest active pitcher in the major hitter-both infield slngles-as the Mets been that way every time I’ve ever seen is 12:00 Noon Friday meant disaster. West shut out San Diego 7-0. leagues. Marichal and Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals had Kansas City 70 51 .579 him,” said San Diego cleanup batter Nate PHONE 643-27U With the less-threatening Rich Zisk on deck. Reds’ Manager “I wasn’t really pitching all that well,” Services Offered 12 been tied for the lead, but Willie McCovey’s three-™ homerin Oakland 68 51 .571 1 Colbert after Seaver’s 14th victory in 15 HERALD Sparky Anderson decided to gamble and walk Stargell inten­ said the 28-year-old star who has the b ^ PLEASE READ Help Wanted 2 * Help Wented tionally. Minnesota 58 60 .492 lOW lifetime decisions against the Padm . POWER MOWERS, hand 35 CsS*"* earned run average in the majors at 1.77 “The longer he went, the better he got.’’ BOX LETTERS The idea paid off for the Reds, as Zisk tapped harmlessly in Chicago 58 63 .479 12 mowers repaired, pick-up and Astros 3, Cards 0 ' and leads the National League in Seaver retired the laist 11 batters to face YOUR ad delivery. Prompt-Reliable- BERRY’S WORLR REAL Estate sales — no front of the plate and was thrown out to end the inning. Then Cin­ (talifornia 54 63 .462 14 For Your limitations on income and this Run-scoring doubles by Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson in the strikeouts with 182 in 213 innings. him and only once was he in danger of Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. SEARS ROEBUCK HAPPY ADS Texas 42 76 .356 26Vi Information aassified or “Want Ads” could be far beyond your expec­ cinnati scored a run in the ninth to defeat the Pirates 1-0 for sixth inning supported a fivehltter by Jerry Reuss Seaver, 15-6, was backed Wednesday losing his shutout. s X AUTOMOTIVE CENTER | Billingham’s seventh shutout of the season. Wednesday's Games THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a tations. Due to our growth and night by three homers, one a grand »iam That was in the sixth inning after Jerry TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving In other National League games, the Atlanta Braves crushed p o th er highlight was provided by Jim Wynn’s spectacular Oakland at Boston, postponed disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser large appliances, cleaning /$ looking tor further expansion plans, we California 3, New York 1 by catcher Jerry Grote. The others were Morales beat out a high bouncer to Garrett have openings in our East Hart­ the staggering Chicago Cubs 15-1; the San Francisco Giants 1^ ^ ^ Tyson drive in the St. Louis second inning. He solo blasts by Wayne Garrett and aeon advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST cellars, attics. AIm will, buy part-time help. Kansas City 5, Qeveland 1 for a single. John Grubb followed with a ford and Vernon offices. Jones. Readers answering blind box d a y it a p p e a r s and and sell used furniture. 6 ^ bombed the Philadelphia Phillies 11-2; the New York Mets SrstaitoSt walk, then both runners moved up with Experienced start immediate­ blanked the San Diego Padres 7-0; the Houston Astros shut out Milwaukee 5, Chicago 4 ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time 1775. , Apply in parson to The Padres, who had won three in a row one away when Seaver committed a ly, inexperienced will be the slumping St. Louis Cardinals 3-0, and the Los Angeles T, n „ . Dodgers 7, Expos 2 Baltimore 5, Texas 1 identity can follow this for the next insertion. The and six of their last seven, never had a throwing error on a pickoff attempt at se­ TWO handymen want variety of AUTOMOTIVE CENTER throughly trained plus con­ Dodgers downed the Montreal Expos 7-2. *'?">ered, doubled and singled, scored two runs Minnesota 9, Detroit 1 procedure: Herald is responsible for only tinuous on the job training. and 1^ ^ s Angeles over Montreal. Don Sutton and Jim Brewer chance after the Mets pummeled starter cond. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ „ SEARS Braves 15, Cubs 1 Thursday's Games Steve Arlin, 7-11, for six early runs. Five ONE incorrect or omitted Manctiostor Pariudo Very attractive commission combined to help the Dodgers maintain their 2V4game lead over Cleveland (Tidrow 9-11) at However, Seaver struck out Dave Enclose your reply to the tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ Darrell Evans cracked his 34th home run of the season and came in the fourth inning when Arlin was insertion for any advertise­ IX n M)ua/ opportunitr mnploiwrl schedule plus bonuses and the Reds in the League’s Western Division. Kansas City (Splittorff 15-6), N Roberts and retired Colbert on a fly to box in an envelope — address tics, cleaned. Reliable service. benefits. For more details and driven to cover. ment and then only to the ex­ Reasonable rates. 643^53%. Oakland (Blue 12-7) at Eoston revive New York’s title hopes. Though to the Classing. Manager, confidential interview call Chet “I wasn’t concerned about a no-hitter,” tent of a “make good” Curtis (11-9) they are in last place, the Mets are oidy Manchester Evening Herald, Govang, Holland St Ruhlander said Seaver, who had the fans rooting for insertion. Errors which do not LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Only games scheduled 7% games behind the Eastern Division together with a memo listing Real Estate, Inc., 528-9307. • . . Someone him to such an extent that they b o ^ loud­ lessen the value of the lawns mowed, trees cut and RN’s/LPN’s wanted for full and Don’t wait, our training Friday's Games leaders, the St. Louis Cardinals. the companies you do NOT removed.. Cellars and attics art-time, on all shifts. Apply to ly in the fifth inning when Derrel Thomas advertisement will not be cor­ sessions start soon. may hovo tontyoe Rangers Easy for McNally Chicago atBaltimore, N “You can bet we’re not out of il-maybe want to see your letter. Your cleaned. Free estimates. Call Blirector of Nursing, ^Imon was credited with the first San Diego hit. rected by “make good” « happy oiH Kansas City at Boston, N now we’re on our way,” said Seaver. letter will be destroyed if the 643-6000.. Brook Convalescent Home, off It was a liner that went off Seaver’s insertion. RN FOR Director of Nursing at V until Toby Harrah led off the Royals 5, Indians I Minnesota at aevelahd, N The Mets and Paihes were both idle advertiser is one you’ve House Street, Glastonbury, 633 "" NEW YORK (AP) - The glove and was fumbled by Garrett at 5244. an A-1 90-bed convalescent seventh inning with a single. A1 Fitzmorris scattered New York at Texas, N today. San Diego opens a long road trip mentioned. If not it will be TREE Service — (Soucier) home. Contact Mr. Dailey at Washington Senators moved shortstop. Trees cut, building lots cleared, The only other hit off the seven hits for his fifth straight Milwaukee at Oakland, N Friday at St. Louis while the Mets return handled in the usual manner. 6 43 -2 711 Burnside Convalescent Home, to Texas but couldn’t get “I should have caught the ball,” Seaver trees topped.-nJot a tree NURSE’S AIDES wanted for Baltimore left-hander was a victory since his recall from the Detroit aCalifornia, N home. 870 Burnside Avenue, East I Belated I away from Dave McNally. problem? Well worth phone full ancLpart-time, on all shifts. Hartford. 289-9571.- home run by Bill Sudakis in the minors to lead Kansas City to a L o s t and Found'j Campen-Trallen caU, 742-8252. Apply to Director of Nursing, a Happy 95th Birthday They may be the Texas eighth. 5-1 verdict over Cleveland. 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EXCAVATING, bulldozing, holidays, excellent insurance PFOT vs. Blue Moon, 9 streak in 1968, when the team “I’d like to establish myseU in the major leagues,” says benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route EARN Extra money week after ^ MOM AND DAD White ^ x 5-4 and the Minnesota game for the Twins, the Tigers San Francisco 65 53 .551 9Vk Det, .330. large and small, septic repairs You tried to ‘communicate telephonically' with me week as an Avon representative was in Washington. He can’t the California Angels’ infielder. this afternoon? Honey. I think you watched those 6 & 44A., Bolton, Conn. Happy Anniversary Twins downed the Detroit had tied it 7-7 in the top of the Houston 64 59 .520 13 RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 86; LOST small white toy female MOBILE Home 12x56’, 6 years and installations. Sewer con­ in your spare time. Many Avon INTERMEDIATE I explain it, only enjoy it. Tigers 9-7. Rain postponed Atlanta 58 65 .472 19% He will-if he heeps hitting like he did Wednesday when he Otis, KC, 79. Poodle, vicinity Lyness Street. old, very good condition. Wall- nections. Loam, fill gravel for Watergate hearings too muchl" representatives earn an es­ Love, Social Lepers 33 — (Bob Duf­ eighth on Ed Brinkman’s home Call 646-3793. to-wall carpeting, equipped sale. Owner operator, quality EXPERIENCED painters McNally had a no-hitter going Oakland at Boston. San Diego 43 77 .358 32% singled home the winning run in California’s 3-1 victory over the RUNS BATTED IN- timated $40 a week or more, Sue, Barbara fy 13), Gesics 28 — (Bookie run. kitchen. Situated in lovely work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 643- wanted, at least 4-5 years Wednesday's games New York Yankees. R.Jackson, Oak, 94; Mayberry, selling famous Avon products. ^ lan d 8) FOUND Large gray persian landscaped park. Call mornings 7172. 742-94‘n. Building-Contracting 14 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgegea 27 experience. Call 649-4343 and Daryl Atlanta 15, Chicago 1 The hit was Llenas’ 13th as a pinch-hitter this year and the RBI KC, 91, between 37 p.m. Couldn’t you do the same? Call Demolay 38 — (Bill Wilson cat. Call 649-6307. between 7-9:30, 646-7611. 289-4922. San Francisco 11, Philadelphl was his 15th. He enjoys his role with the Angels. HOME RUNS—R.Jackson, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - MORTGAGES, loans first se­ 14), Rinky Dinks 20 — (Wes Smith Status Questionable 2 “Everybody has a job to do on this team and my job is to come TRAVEL TRAILER, self- new homes custom built, cond, third. All kinds. Realty WANTED two part-time maids. g Happiness la watching i? Kildish 12) Oak, 27; Mayberry, KC, 23; FOUND young male tiger WAITRESS W anted, Aardn at a Glance Cincinnati 1,’ Pittsburgh 0 off the bench and get a hit,” said Llenas, a soft-spoken native of Otis, KC, 23. kitten. Vicinity Tanner Street. contained, tandem wheels, air- lERAMli remodeling, additions, rec statewide. Credit rating un^ Inquire Manchester Motel. 1 experienced only, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. I JERRY AND KIDS | rooms, garages, kitchens McNall Street. 1973 Home Runs 28 BOSTON (AP) - The status that induced Smith to walk out Houston 3, St. Louis 0 the Dominican Republic. • STOLEN BASES-North, Call 643-5495. condition^, awning, private necessary. Reasonable. Con*. Apply P & L Restaurant, 550 g Delivering 5:30 a.m. SENIOR II •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TILE remodeled, bath tile, cement Most Recent Home Run July31 of outfielder Reggie Smith was New York 7, San Diego 0 How does he get the job done? Oak, 37; Harper, Bsn, 30; bedroom, and bath, carpet. See fidentlal, quick arrangements. East Middle Tpke. 646^7. papers. Fred’s 63 — (Bill Dyson 20, of last Friday’s game with anytime, lot 63, Arrow Acres One work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. CRIPPS is opening a new men’s 1973 Games Remaining 49 Los Angeles 7, Montreal 2 “I try to stay as loose as I can when the late innings come Carew, Min, 30. Panonala-Announcementa 2 C a ll John Reichardt 19), Vito’s 36 — a question mark today as the California are all right. Trailer Park, Corner Highway tial or commercial. Call 649- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ clothing store in Manchester. Thanks Big J I Babe Ruth’s Career Record 714 Boston Red Sox prepared for an Thursday's Games around. I stretch and do exercises in the dugout and try to keep PITCHING (10 Decteions)- DoaaltAIII 4291. An interesting job for an (Mike Botticello 12, John Lom­ “Reggie can play whenever RIDE NEEDED, Hollister 195-44, Storrs. We specialize in ceramic tile,i ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Aaron’s Career Home Runs 701 afternoon game with the Atlanta (Harrison 7-4) at my mind off the game. I try to be mentally relaxed.” Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32; experienced clothing salesman bardo 8). , he feels he can,” Manager Ed­ Street to Traveler s. Call 643- slate, flagstone and quarry aERK TYPIST Aaron’s Magic Number 13 Oakland A’s. Smith underwent Chicago (Pappas 5-10) Once he gets the call, he thinks of nothing but the game. McDaniel, NY, 11-3, .786, 2.36. MASONRY — All types of con­ MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd in this new better clothing dis­ gHappy 18th Birthday^ Gimps 57 — (Kevin Tierney die Kasko said Wednesday, 5465 after 6 p.m. TRAVEL Trailer, 17’, 1969, tile. For complete bathroom For diversified work. Must be Henry Aaron grounded out, extensive x-rays and had both Philadelphia (Brett 124) at “Concentration is the most Important thing for a pinch hitter,” STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Kinney, self-contained with crete and stone worx. Free es­ mortgages — interim financing count store. Salary, permanent. I KEN r 16, Butch Ahl 12), Boys 52 — “but he definitely isn’t going to remodeling, we’ll handle all Cripps Famous Brand Clothier, good with figures. 35-hour hit into a force out, singled, knees checked out by play unless he’s healthy.” Sail Francisco (Bradley 9-11) he said. “When you have men in scoring position, you have to con­ 275; Blyleyen, Min, 184. NEED A RIDE to Atlanta? stove, sink, refrigerator, flush timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 — expeditious and confidential (Ron Lavigne 11, Bill Peoples centrate.” carpentry, plumbing and tile after 5. 525-0897.- week, company profit I Good luck in school' walked and doubled home two orthopedic surgeons Monday 'Ilje Red Sox will close out Only games scheduled Leaving Saturday, August 18, toilet, sleeps 6, $1,400. Phone service, J, D. Real Estate 8). work. £ ta p ^ workmanship Assoc. 643-5129. sharing. Call in person only. I Love forever, runs in five trips to the plate and Tuesday. their current home stand with Friday's Games Llenas wastes little time once he steps into the batter’s box. NATIONAL LEAGUE single girl or couple preferred. 6434824. Gimps captured the Senior II and reasohanle rates. PART TIME floor salesman, 3 Wednesday as Atlanta beat The Red Sox w ere told Los angeles at Chicago “I like to swing a lot and I usually will go for the first pitch,” he BATTING (275 at b ats)- 649^1885. . STANDARD I Diane tile with a perfect 6-0 record. three weekend games against MOBILE Home, 60x12, fur­ RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 16 Buelnaaa Opportunity 2B 9 p.m. and Saturdays. Retail Chicago 15-1. Wednesday that the ailments Kansas City. Atlanta at Montreal, N says. “You can’t be a pinch hitter and take strikes. I enjoy the Rose, Cin, .345; Watson, Htn, Call Mandevllle experience desired. Immediate challenge of batting in a pressure situation. When I come .314; Cardenal, Chi, .314; Autoa For Sale 4 nished, washer included, lovely EDUCATORS, INC. Cincinnati at New York, N park with pool, nice lot with 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 ROOFING and roof rep MANCHESTER — Paint store opening, not temporary work. throu^, I really feel. I’ve contributed to the team.” Cedeno, Htn, .314; (taughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707T 180 No. Main St. San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1969 RALLYE KADET, 46,000 trees and garden, 429-8829. for sale. Will sell for less than Phone 646-6261. California Manager Bobby Winkles compares Llenas to the RUNS—Bonds, SF, 102; stock is worth. Call Mitten Manchester miles, excellent condition. BIDWELL Home Improvement 10-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. EIKINEERS - DESHMERS Greenberg Was Spared Hate Mail Philadelphia at Houston, N best pinch hitters in baseball. Evans, Atl, 90. , ^ Must sell. 649-7^9. 35x10 MOBILE Home, $2,150 on Realty, 643-6930. ACCOUNTANT - Senior - One “Right now, he’s in a class with Gates Brown of Detroit as the RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, PROFESSIONAL scything Co. Expert installation of or more years exposuure to DRAFTSMEN San Diego at St. Louis, N lot., immediate occupancy. Call aluminum siding, gutters and best pinch hitter in the American League,” says Winkles. “It’s Cin, 88; Evans, Atl, 86. 875-2376. done, hard to mow areas, EXPANDABLE part time, public accounting. Experience Immediate openings for ‘ ' “NEED CAR? Credit bad? trims. Roofing installation and in preparation of various tax important to have a guy on the bench like that.” h o m e r u n s—stargell, rgu, Bankrimt? Repossessed? Pgeneral landscapinx- and light business. Excellent for teacher qualified applicant having hauling. Call CiimpbelT’smpt repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. returns helpful. Send resume to WANTED — Woman for light Llenas has started a few games this year as a designated hitter. 34; Evans, Atl, 34. ; Honest Douglas accepts lowest Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 11 or retiree, Illness forces experience in design of Landscaping Service, 4294959. sacrifice at 80 per cent of inven­ Robert J. Pue St Co., CPA, Ver­ housekeeping and to assist NEW YORK - (NEA) - Rookies Cut His latest base hit ^oved his batting average to .304. STOLEN BASES-Morgan, ; down, smallest payments. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, non Professional Building, Ver­ building services including I Douglas Motors, 345 Main. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all tory cost. Approximately $3,800 semi-convalescent woman, 4 Even today, after 35 years, FOXBORO,, Mass. (AP) - “It doesn’t matter whether I start or not,” says Llenas, “as Cin, 51; Brock, StL, 44. HOME secretarial work, roofing, storm windows, aw­ non, Conn., 06066. hours daily. 649-1740. HVAC, electrical and plum­ taxi drivers and shopkeepers PITCHING (10 Decisions)- makes, models and speeds. required. Write P.O. Box, 159 bing systems and related site Three more rookies were long as I come up and produce when I’m needed.” experienced, professional. nings. Quality workmanship, LaSalle Rd., West Hartford, and guys on the street fan the Brett, Phi, 124, .750, 3.23; Os­ 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, free estimates. Fully insured. utilities. released on waivers Wednesday Before Llenas had a chance to produce. New York’s Mel |175 or best offer. Call 646-2161 Manchester iBicylce Shop, 649- Typing, transcribing, light Conn. WANTED — Energetic male legend. “ It must happen a teen, LA, 14-5, .737, 2.83. bookkeeping, letters, 872-9187, 649-3417. over 21, high school graduate, We offer interesting hundred times a day,’'^ said by the New England Patriots, Stottlemyre and California’s Steve Barber were tied 1-1 after after 4:30 p.m. 2098. TOY DEMONSTRATORS seven innings. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, envelopes, legal documents, EIGHTEEN hole miniature with some retail experience, in­ assignments, good working Hank Greenberg. “I hear, cutting the team’s roster to 59. ROOFING — Specializing wearn 25% commission plus 182; Carlton, Phi, 176. OLDSMOBILE 1969 Vista BOY’S Raleigh Chopper, 3- manuscripts. Call 228-9188. golf for sale, houses, 6 lights, terested in management conditions, convenient loca­ 'Hank, if they hadn’t stopp^ repairing roofs, new roofs, clubs, balls, ect. 1-974-0142 after S&H Green Stamps — 20% to trainee program. Apply Spree, tion, attractive salaries and pitching to you because you’re Cruiser 6-passenger, original speed, orange, good condition. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 6. hostesses. 4-color catalog, 381 Broad Manchester. a Jew, you could have broken PLAINVILLE owner, excellent condition, ?!,- (Jail after 3 p.m., 649-2477. Painting-Paparing 13 benefits, relocation and r e p a ire d . 30 y e a rs FREE starter kits, guarantee Assistance. Ruth’s record.’ 800. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2183. experience. Free estimates. STADIUM HONDA SL350, 1971, good con­ Help Wanted 35 of commission on all your paid FEMALE — Pleasant, varied Call or send resume to: RICHARD E. Martin. Full H ^ley, 643-5361. sales! work in precision glass/optics “ And I tell them, ‘Non- 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced dition, 4,500 miles, $550. Call rofessionai painting service, rense.’ They pitched to me. I SaL8P.M .aug.l8 MANCHESTER B D B B f American Home factoiy. Opening in inspection DUBW M NOELL BIOOME I below book, red with white roof 646-7609. Siterior - exterior. Free es­ WINDSOR Roofing & Siding- REG ISTERp Nurses 3 p.m. just didn’t hit enough homers. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Toy PartiM, Inc. and light machine work. Will ASSOOATES and bucket seats, excellent con­ timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird train. Benefits. Opportunity in Anti-Semitism had nothing to dition, air-conditioning, power MOTORCYCLE insurance, hour week. Salary $375.30 bi­ Tel: 876-1332 312 Parh Road do with it.” AUTO RAGES TIRE, INC. Roofing, storm windows and small growing company. Apply steering, power Drakes, come to us for good rates. Just T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, doors, and gutters. Aluminum weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with Wool Hirtlord. Com. 06119 5 minutes of your time. Cali degree. Many fringe benefits. Woodbury Glass Co., 34 Burn­ Hank Greenberg, like Hank $500. to win automatic. Must sell for com­ Interior-exterior painting. awnings. 64^9444, 688-4849. side Ave., East Hartford. 203-236-1604 Aaron today, came close in pany car. Best offer over |2,900. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty Reasonable rates. Swirled Veterans Home and Hospital, .6464791. or Louise. 643-1577. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, CARPENTERS or carpenter’s 1938 to breaking a Babe Ruth HANK GREENBERG today ceilings our specialty. Call 643- ROSSI Roofing, siding, helpers, experienced with tools. home run record. Greenberg and back in 1934 as a young 1949. chimneys, gutters. Free es­ Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ SAFETY CHEC AUTO INSURANCE - com­ RUPP Bandit minicycle, used 6 sions 395, 233, 248. Call 6 4 3 -^ . hit 58 homers that season, two t o o slugger. * w W h a a i t months. Excellent condition, timates, fully insured. Days, short of the single-season re­ pare our low rates. For a INSIDE-Outside painting. evenings, 529-8056, Paul $100. Call 8754821. MATURE experienced woman NURSES AIDE - 311, full- cord set by Ruth in 1927. Aar­ people,” says Greenberg. telephone quotation call Mr. Special rates for people over K. Cosgrove, 643-5364. time. Call 649-4519. on, of course, is closing in on ‘People want to believe it. Dolfn at 646-6050. Fully insured. Estimates giveg. for bookkeeping work. Apply in HELP WANTED We Check S ervices Ottered 12 Call 649-7863. erson, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Maam Ruth’s career homer record of Jews are proud of Jews, and ^ PART TIME Janitorial work. 714. 20 1967 DODGE DART, 4-door MACHINE OPERATORS they would like for me to have heats Must have transportation. Call •F R O N T E N D •BALL JOINTS sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, ODD JOBS - Moving J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom Spare ratm briai span cadi these Prevloua laclory axparlanco daairad, atoady work Aaron has been openly dis- broken the record. It’s like a Adm.$3JiO appliances etc. to the dump, 649-5334. lot of legends. They don’t die. power kteenng, radio, excellent decorating, interior and Cart - Hie HaraM OatsHied U i RNs, LPNs — Part-time and wilh good pay, lull company paid Inauranca usted by the racial hate mail 6 to 12 yn. 990 • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS condition. Asung 1 ^ . 643-9708, cellars and attics cleaneed. exterior, paper hanging. Fully full-time, 7-3, 311. Also nurses program . fe receives, some of which Don’t most of us still believe Undor 9 yooro. Hoof Landscaping and tree work. aides, experienced preferred, FULL and part-time mechanics that George Washington no answer call M7-1908. insured. 649-9658. and control desk operators, will begins, “Dear Nigger.” The 5284649. Haatlng-Plumblng 17 full and part-time. 7-3. AMER6ELLE CORPORATION writers of these Tetters are chopped down the cherry •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS, Competative pay scale. Also train. Apply in person, Holiday tree? 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, 1200. 649- GRAD STUDENTS available Lanes, 39 Spencer St. 104 Eaal Main 81., Rockvilla incensed at Aaron’s icono- ANDOF COURSE 7872 after 2 p.m. SHARPENING Service - lor painting, 4 years B O m Heating and Plumbing the best of benefits. Drop in and clasm, that he is stepping on “ The legend of Ruth grows, NEW USED Saws, knives, axes, shears, see us. Meadows Convalescent An equal opportunity employer alnee 1936 YO U R T IR E S experience, fully insured. Free •— Prompt, courteous service. EXPERIENCED exhibit the toes of a spiked-shoe deity too. Time adds glitter to re­ skates, rotary blades. Quick estimates. Call our competitors Call 643-1496. Center, 333 Bidwell St., in Ruth. 1969 FORD Econoline, 6, |1,700 builder wanted. Excellent oi cords. You hear old-timers firm. Excellent cohdition, new service. Capitol Equipment then call us, 649-7034. M anchester. 646-2321, 9-3 talking now and they tell you —Fast, Courteous Service — Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. weekdays. portunity. Call Displaycra:t Greenberg says he received B i a c u s tires, battery, belts, muffler, NO JOB too small. Immediate Manchesser, 643-9557. very little hate mail or even how great they were. They LAROEOT SELECTION OP clutch, water pump, tune-up, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ABC Painting — 15 years service on service calls. Free neyer strpck out and every 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ caUtalls from the stands dur­ NEW BICYCLES IN THE 643-5451. experience, low, low prices that estimates gladly given on EXPERIENCED man to repair ing that 1938 season. swing was for a base hit.” VERNON AREA _____::______I 7958. can’t be beat. 646-63z9. heating or Numbing. Faucets nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ tion, 104 East Main Street, and service Hotpoint washers C B T In 1938, Ruth had been re­ SPECIAL OF THE WEgK 1966 PONTIAC Lem ans, repaired or installed. Water Although it was a time of Profesiionafly Aiwmbled Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry and dryers. Also a man to O f f e r s tired for three years. His leg­ automatic stick shift, best SPRAY Painting — 15 years pumps worked on. Complete repair and service, air- Temporary Part-Time open anti-Semitism in the Wa HoMt Chain Cvdi experience. Fast service, neat heating systems, rec rooms, Passardi, 875-3325, between United States — many major end was growing then — the offer, 872-8713 after 5:30. Folay-Sharp 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ conditioners, refrigerators, 60-homer season-was referred SAW ft TOOL SHMPEMN work. Very reasonable prices, etc. (tall M & M Plumbing St garbage disposals, and electric firms refused to hire Jews, MARATHON-78 POLYESTER 6 (tampletely insured. 528-^98. Heating, 649-2871. portunity employer. TELLER POSITIONS and much housing was also to in newspapers of the day as 1967 CHEVROLET, 2-door 1 -4 2 9 -3 6 3 1 ranges. References required, 6 closed to them — mere was a “The Golden Mark” — but he hardtop, automatic, radio, Rediscover the joy ot MACHINISTS - We have the Oakland Manor Apartments, was not yet a confirmed hero heater, good condition, $550, Building-Contracting 14 SEWERLINES, sink lines, 647-9771 or 643-6006, surprising degree of sympa­ H 79 x15 working with a sharp tool. cleaned with electric cutters, following openings — Lathe, PREMIUM PAY thetic feeling toward Jews for the ages, as he is today. 8434751. Bridgeport, Vertical Turret MoekwaR Your work will be easier, MASON — Plastering, brick by professionals. McKinney MATERIAL handler for ship­ Join us as a regular substitute. Work as we here. ‘ ‘We accepted that someone faster AND safer. Bring your laying stone laying and con­ Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Lathe, Cintimatic. The Purdy PIW 2 J 0 $ 2 4 0 0 1968 SAAB, V-4, gas saver, Corp, 586 Hilliard Street, ping and receiving. Must be need you. Primarily Monday and Friday, or Recall, in June of 1938, Joe was going to break the 60- tools In today for fast, expert crete. New and old. Free es­ pany, 6435308. reliable. Knowledge of elec­ homer record. Jimmy Foxx F M L E x .T n rebuilt carburetor, transmis­ Manchester, 649-0000. Louis knocked out Max very much. He hit his last lives in the present, too. He is sion, new clutch, brakes, $500; service. timates gladly given. E. trical products useful. before and after holidays. Schmeling in one round. had almost broken it in 1936. Richardson, 6434889, 6494608. FRANK Scotella Plumbing, Excellent benefits. Call Tom He hit 58, too,” said Green­ home run of the'season with now 62 years old and seeming­ 6494919 after 5:45. BIMi Hardwtra, Manch., S4S-4121 SchmeliM was the darling of five games to go on the sched­ Star Trua-Valua Hardwara, repairs, remodeling, new worx. Wilson, Economy Electric Excellent opportunity for former tellers to berg. “Just because someone ly as fit as ever. He is a NEWTON H. Smith St Sons - Free estimates. No job too Hitler Germany. This was ule. He got five hits in 15 wealthy man, having been ...... ■ ...... i^nnnnnnnjmm^riTinnnnfij 1968 FORD Torino Squire RodnWa, S^MSAS; SSington ITS- Supply, 6432830. was going to break Ruth’s - ______return to Banking and earn experienced hailed as a victory over the times at bat in those last five POST ROAD SHOmNO PtAXA Wagon, V4, automatic, power 30S1 Remodeling, repairing, ad­ small. Prompt service on TRUCK DRIVER record, though, didn’t detract successful in stock invest­ MAIN BTlilB T. ROUTS » W.H. England Hardwnrt, Bolton ditions, rec rooms, porches and emergency, 6437024. Nazi “ superman*^’ theory. games. He played a double- ments. He plays tennis res steering, power brakes, $495, Must be 21 years of age. DRIVER for delivery truck. teller hourly pay, or we will train you. Americans also sympathized from Ruth. We all knew that ysRN^coNiL nn*m Neleh, S4S-520S roofing. No job too small. Call Must have good knowledge of header on the last day of the larly. At 6-3 and one-half, he u b s 643-1319. Agwtf, Ine., Maneh, S4S-S12S Knowledge of greater with the underdog, and the Babe Ruth was the greatest Open Mon., T ., Wed. 9-5:30 649-3l|4. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• area roads and good driving Call Collect: home run hitter.” season: in the first gamCi Bob is still powerful-looking. EXPERT REPAIRS Hartford area helpful but Nazis’ profane treatm ent of Fellep, the opposing pitcher, MEYERS Manx Dune Buggy. Flooring 19 record. Excellent benefits. Call Robert DeBord In Hertford at 244-5480 Jews did cause a reaction in I ‘I hate to talk about race in ONBKYCLES CARPENTRY - Repairs, not necessary. Some heavy Tom Wilson, Economy Electric Newspapers of the day car­ set a strikeout record of 18 in Thurs., Fri. 9-9 • Sat. 9.1 Call 646-7966. remodeling, additions, roofing. Yvonne Hendrtckaen In Mancheater at 244-4378 the United States to Germany. ried no references to Green­ one game. He got Greenberg this context,” said Greenberg. Mon. thru Sat 9:30Mn.to 6;30pm PRIN'nNG P.D.Q. - While- FLOOR SANDING and lifting. Supply, 6432830. “jNothing should detract from Call David Patria, South Wind­ Refinishing, (specializing in And Greenberg himself was berg’s Jewishness in the last twice. In the last game of the OPEN Thura, A Fri, Csanhoi 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, you-wait printing, zeroxing, sor, 644-1796. Must be able to pass month of the 1938 season. The season Greenberg went 3-for- Aaron’s accomplishments. We 'TH 0 convertible, V-8, power wedding invitations, business older floors). Inside and outside physical exam required for EXPERIENCED counterman unlike the stereotype some all know that prejudice exists painting. John Verfaille, 643 for electrical distributor. Must had of Jews. Greenberg was a records do show that Green­ 3, all singles. “There were steering, good condition. Call forms and cards, letterheads WES ROBBINS carpentry interstate deliveries. berg’s memory is good on even some catchers near the in the world.” SHARPENINQ before 6 p.m., 875-9010. and stationery. Post Road 5750, 872-2222. have product and application big, handsome, ruggM, soft- remodeling specialist. Ad­ knowMge. Excellent benefits. spoken All-American-type whether he was pitched to end of the season who were Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, An Equal Or^rtonity Employer going down the stretch. calling the signs for me — Cc o o d A e a i i Trueka-Tractw 5 Call Economy Electric Supply, THE COiyNECTICUT BANK slugger. "**^RASSSHlARo!*^ MANCHESTER built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 6432830, ask for Linda. CAPTAINS ARMY TENNIS Apply in person or call they wanted to help me,” said ODD jobs, landscaping, 649-3446. AND TRUST COMPANY Why then the legend that He hit 12 home runs in Sep­ WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - ANo KHIVSO, SCISMNIS, ETC. Moving-Trucking-Storaga 20 6431101 tember, which is a substantial (Ireenberg. “Most ballplayers 1968 DODGE A108, Van, runs household repairs, carpentry. the pitchers wouldn’t pitch to Jim Armstrong, of Crosby, great, $725.6434510 after 6 p.m. Cali 649-4594. FULL OR Part-time door-to- ONE CONSTITUTION PLAZA number. And in his last 11 like to ^ee records broken. AU IICVetJB A RmtIRS AUIED PRINTIlie door sales with a group. Must Greenberg at the eqd of ’38? They live in the present, not Tex., will captain Army’s 1974 Ask for eSuis or Phil. Roses Rre Rei Weiets h e Dlit, MADjCHESTER Delivery — HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT games, he batted 45 official eUWRANTtn Light trucking and package SERVICfS, INC. be 16 or over. Transportation “ It’s all a figment of the times — which means he like some fans.” tennis team. Last spring, Arm­ TIRE INC. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Want Us In Grawf 87S SM «S T m M W. delivery. Refrigerators, provided. $1.85 hourly plus strong compiled a 14-3 record ‘niAOl.'iM iAoovno 1968 FORD, half ton, pick-up ages, additions, repairs, small M Get Resaits Tae! ManahMltr, Cim . imagination of a lot of Jewish could not have been walked Greenberg is a man who ARCO 0 washers and stoves, moving bonus and incentives. Call 643 An Equal Opportunity Employer for the Cadets. RlVaMAOl 288 Broad Ot 843-1181 truck, good condition, low iobs. Free estimates. Call Cal 6432711 mileage. Call 644-2932. itephen Martin, 646-7295. specialty, 649-0752. 8147.

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N ▼ A 13J V S 0 8 D I W I T f l d PAGE THIRTY— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Aug. 16 1973 M p W t n f d , 35 H t lp W u iM 35^ ' Dogt-Blnl$-P9t» 41 Out of Tbwn- Houses For Sale iWACHINISTS wanted — day 096E(;VAMCE I SO WMAT? V. Horn** For 8ah 7 t shift. Full, benefits including GERMAN short haired OF-^EQUALTUvfE" fo r Root 66 Lots-Land lor,Sale 73 a 'M IK) A Manchester Aniwer le Previein Paisle holidays, hospitalization, major Pointers, AKC, excellent hun- WE HOW Ql\/E -fME M U iin n v // Ung stock, 170, 649-6910. ROCKVILLE—Attractive first BOLTON — Miller Rd., 166x100 Things of All Sorts medical, life insurance, supermarket IMMACUUTE DR. LAWRENCE E. LAUB presently on overtime schedule. floor, 4 rooms, carpeting, lot, residential zone, close to ^REE to good home, fuzzy CME0)[ER-OUTERS security, |130-|140. 643-OT43. Cape Cod with all Urge L. E. Hall & Sons, Route 32, take $2,600. W. J. Barcomb, ACROSS DOWN Michigan South Willington. Contact Ed angora kittens, male and TWEIR RAV IM- rooms, living room, dining Realtor, 644-8000. ICpvnred mmale, potty trained. Call ^ - ROCKVILLE — 5-room single 1 Masculine Aubin, 429-5010. 9 COURT------singli room, huge kitchen, 3 passageway appellation Diet is iike house, secunty_____ requiirequired. $165 bedrooms, wall-to-wall LAKEWOOD CIRCLE AREA MUTH WINDSOR - Birch HiU 7 Degreesof ' 2 Underdone, Sues Oil GAL for general office work, 5 l O ITEMS monthly.onthly. 742-6519, 7:30-8 a’.m. carpeting, recreation room, area, one acre plus, $11,000 progression .as steak or 87M350. 13 Bulkier days, 40 hours week, all FREE 4 month old kitten to C J*?3 by United re-dm Syndott, Inc. enclosed porch, 1^ bathsi gar­ Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. 3 Retinue bank account |M ^ o m e , box trained. Call .O R L E SS No calls 1-6 p.m. 14 Poinpous 4 Time past. Company benefits. East Hartford ^ nl/.J age, treed lot. This home must show location, 289-2735. VERNON — People are in love 5 Obliterate A m d i- / SOW?/, MADAM, with Northgate. Spacious well be seen to appreciate quality. •2V4 baths 15 Small space 6 Expunge ^ N D ; - BUT, MANCHESTER — 102x632’ AA 16 Three-legged 7 Seaport (ab.) LANSING, Mich. (AP) — ’The FREE to good home, 2 year old lO O NTSTAM P ,OH«. NOW appointed apartments in a love­ Now priced at only $36,500. • Recreation Room zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. HELP Wanted part time and '* i o R . MADAM- stand 8 Scottish 22 Facial feature 38 Certify By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. l" the diet still uses a large state has filed a $1.2 million brown miniature Poodle with ‘ •em, i j u s t ^ O O P s r I TAKE OFF ly section of Vernon, one and • 4 fireplaces 17 Recent woolen cloth portion of calories from f a t— full time. Apply Arthur p r ic e s ARE FRECIETTE & MMmil 23 Bargain event 39 Sand hills Dear Dr. Umb - is there damage suit against an oil com­ Treacher’s Fish & papers. Call 646-3464. RING'EM-* fORGOr MILKf a l l THESE two bedrooms with private en-* 18 East (Fr.) 9 Satellite of 24 Well-ordered 4 0 I s b o r ^ the fat calories that are al­ Pilflrim Mills is expand­ Chips, .OUTRAGEOUS 647-tgM • Double treed lot 20 Adolescent pany and a driller as a result of Manchester. BE r ig h t COUPONS X trance, private dec^ or patio, Uranus 25 Lifetimes 41 Health resorts any scientific basis for the ready- in the body available ing our sales staff. We FREE white Love Bird. Cage V BACK.' « D R o a n D walk-in closets, fully carpeted • Meticulously cared for TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building years 10 Donated 27Rroair statement that eating more for use. natural gas eruptions that need experienced, 21 Everlasting 42 Ireland included. Call 646-3464. Qtv/E'iOU- and maiw other extras all well MANCHESTER - 8-room •2-Car Garage lot, Merrow Road. T.J. 11 Biblical 28 Poker*bker! stake 43 Shower food in the evening and less in forced scores of families to flee mature saleswomen and MACHINISTS - Turret lathe, 23 Fixed look garden 29 Poems When a person is under kept ana managed. Plus your (Colonial with 2-car garage Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ 28 Grand time 45 NauUcal term the morning hours adds their homes in an area of Lower , cashiers part time or full Bridgeport, full or part-time. • Uncompromising quality 12 Hardens, as 31 Greek war 46Filmq>ool starvation conditions, such as Michigan. time to fit your schedule. PouHry-SuppIlBt own full size washer and dryer first-floor family room, 4 fice, 8 7 5 ^ 9 . division cement weight faster than the same Call 643-0716 or apply in person 43 47 Upper limbsumi number of calories distributed being in a plane that crashed If you like fabrics, you’ll right in your own apartment bedrooms, 2Vt baths, and much Home for the ducriminating buyer. 27 Chinese 19 Sawhorses 32 Oriental coins 49 Sorrowful Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank J. at Ability Machine & Tool, 315- bigwig more evenly? in an area where no food is love working In our R Broad St., Manchester. RINGNECK pheasants and Bob and a dishwasher as well. Rent more. Oyer 2,500 square feet of ELLINGTON — Building lot, 21 God of love 37 Secluded ' 51 Devoured Kelley said Wednesday toe suit exciting store. Stop by from $185 includes heat, living area. Priced in the 50’s h ig h 5 0 s near Ellington Ridge Country 30 Jason’s boat available, like in the Arctic, he filed in Grand Traverse White quail for sale. 228-9585. (myth.) t z 3 4 6 s 7 8 9 to it 12 Dear Reader — There’s not the body spends the fat depos- for an interview. . . parking, etc. Call superinten­ Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Club. $7,500. Philbrick Agency, a particle of truth to this. The County Circuit Court asks $265,- FUIiL Time Real Estate Realtors, 6464200. 31 Onager t3 *» L ihe energy needs management, secretary with dent, 872-6011 or come to - w a r r e n E. HOWLAND 32 Dispatch w simplest way I know to ex­ 000 in actual damages suffered Northgate, 300 South St., Ver- of toe ^ y . This will continue previous experience, salary Articin tor Safa 45 CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 33 Prmrari^ates 15 plain the effects of calories on by the state and $1 million in non. 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 40 ACRES of land in 34 Route (ab.)' i4 until all of toe fat deposits are WgtimAiUls wages, immediate employ­ acresc 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, obesity and the body functions gone. At that point, toe prote­ punitive damages. 434 Oakland SI., ManchasiwBhesiw beamed celling, garages, view. htanchester on East Hartford 35 Grafted (her.) 1/ ■ s r is to think of it simply as a ment. Call 875-2612. ALUMINUM sheets used as 36 European in in toe muscles is mobilized, Monday thru Saturday 10l:00-0:30| EAST Windsor — 3V4 room Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. line. Philbrick Agency ■ checking account. The calo­ printing plates, .007 thick, Realtors, 646-4200. river converted to sugar by toe liv­ Kelley’s suit blames the April FULL Time — Efficient typist duplex, all utilities, air- MANCHESTER — Gracious Manchester ries in the diet are calories 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for SI. living and a perfect place for 37 Relative (ab.) a 'M er, and used for energy. You 14 eruptions in the lor pron-amming department Phone 643-2711. conditioned, wall-to-wall 38 Peruvian 27 W 29 i in, or calories depos­ may recall that toe emaciated APPLICATIONS are now being in the glamour world of radio. carpeting, recently remodeled, Manchester entertaining guests, 7-room COUMUt-COMIO’S Out ol Town-For Sale 75 mountains 30 ■ ited. They are used or spent Williamsburg area on a well large yard, porch and cellar. custom built Colonial, desirable war prisoners from World accepted for counter girl, hours 646-1230. W .I.N.F. Radio, NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Two-bedroom duplex with 39 Gobi and (calories out) for the daily War n had lost muscle mass. drilled for American Oil Co., 11-4. Apply in oerson Burger 63 $240 a month. 623-1783,289-0418. Keeney Street area. In the 40’s. BOLTON — Home and Sahara t needs to provide the energy Manchester. i cents each. Inquire side door, LEAVING country — household 2 FAMILY family room, one full, two half K I This occurs because the mus­ which is operating in Michigan Chef 235 Main Manchester. 4V44V4 rooms, each unit, _ Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. business. Lovely 8-room 41 Pathological for the normal body functions, under the name of Amoco Oil Manchester Evening Herald. and garage items for sale. 456 MAIN Street—Three-room baths. fluid 36 H 3 7 cle protein was mobilized and Between 8-11. HOUSEKEEPER wanted to IVARTMENT 94 VILLAGE Street, Rockville. bedrooms, large kitchen and modern house, built-ins, mcluding the beating of the converted to blood sugar Co. Also named is the Cactus Beds, couches, tables, chairs, apartment, heat, $130. Security. Two clean apartments. First CUSTOM built, air-conditioned Three-bedroom duplex, for­ 44 Be seated take care of elderly man, live- DARK rich, clean loam, 5 living room, all newly fireplace, extra large rooms, 45 Constellation heart, the movement of the (glucose) for toe body’s vital Drilling Corp. of Texas, which CLEAN Outdoor work with a rags, pool and ping pong tables, RENTAL OFFICE Family unit. Call 646-2426, floor, 6 rooms, $150 a month 9 room California Ranch’ mal dining room, fireplace, 1814 acres of land, out n m f m ■0 muscles and even respiration. in, references. Call 643-1894, yards, S23.50 plus tax. Gravel, games and miscellaneous, 643- We haver a large variety of renovated-heating, wiring, 48 Musical IL energy needs. This is an im­ was drilling the well for future. Full-time with national­ between 9-5. 'plus deposit, no utilities. Second Fireplaced living room, formai family room, two full and two buildings, plus a summer instruments sand, stone, pool and patio deluxe one. and two-bedroom IMMEDIATE Occupancy, sun­ carpeting, painting, inside and If there are more calories portant lesson about protein — Amoco. ly known lawn service com­ sand, 643-9504. floor, small 4-room apartment, dining room, modern kitchen half baths. business highly profitable. 50 Tradesman 4T toe body can and does convert apartments and townhouses ny 4 rooms for newlyweds, no $110 pi outside, new driveway. Must with dining area, family room, 53.Short aria in than calories out, the bal­ An Amoco spokesman had no pany. No experience necessary. FULL and part-time work )lus deposit, no utilities. Could be expanded, ^ i s choice ance is deposited — as fat it to glucose and excess glu­ USED one maple twin bed with throughout Manchester. Ren­ pets, • utilities extra, $140. 6844^ be seen. three large bedrooms, fourth Each with wall-to-wall (var.) immediate comment on the Immediate openings. Call now. available at Pilgrim Mills SCREENED, loam, gravel, property located main highway. 53 Prize (bank energy balance). Physi­ cose is converted to fat. 247-6526. mattress and box springs, $40. tal office open daily froni 9-5, Appliances included. 6336026. possible. ’2-car garage. carpeting, all appliances, cen­ Full price $95,000, $28,()00 down suit. warehouse, 99 Loomis Street. processed gravel, sand, stone, RCA Whirlpool electric stove tral air conditioning and car­ 54 Felt cal activity increases the need It is usually better to have Work consists of marking and other times by appointment. VERNON — Modern 4 room _ WEBB in AGENCY B^utifully landscapd grounds. payment. Frank Mott, 643-5658. 55 Strengthens The suit charges toe com­ and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ 30”, $35. 647-9645. MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom port. Priced below new for calories and is spending multiple sma_..ill meals than any NURSE’S Aides — full-time, folding fabrics. Apply in person dover, 742-7886. , apartment with heated garage, "tatof* _ 6A-11M Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, (NIWSPAPU INTIRPRISC AMN.) calories. The active person panies were negligent by part;time, all shifts, ^Minr.QiTEims.K,_ apartment on bus line includes stove, refrigerator, heat and 643-5953. prices. 60’ U & R built Raised Ranch on one single large meal One drilling a well to about 6,000 or call Miss Cobum, 646-1000. SOLID cherry dining room set. needs to have more calories in must be careful that freq___ experienced desired. Apply in heat and appliances, prefer hot water, no pets. Adults, $165 wooded acre, 3 large bedrooms, o u t 75 luent TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for Hutch, table and 6 ladder back odder couple, $125 per month. MERRin AGENCY ot Town-For Sale Out ot Town-For Sale 75 because he’s a “big spender” meals don’t become multiple feet in depth and allowing gas person. East Hartford Con­ FABRICA*riON lead man. monthly. Also 5 room apart­ fireplaced living room, formal (calories out). at an extremely high pressure covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 chairs. Call 872-9515. •46^1021 Paul W. Dougan,•ugan. RealtorReal 643- ment, $160 monthly, 875-2600. MANCHESTER - Added in­ RMitors 646-1180 large meals. valescent Home, 745 Main St., Printed circuit board manufac­ cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- 4535. come plus a home, 5-5'Duplex, 3 dining room, oversized eat-in COVENTOY (North) $38,900 HEBRON — 3-bedroom Ranch to seep to the surface in East Hartford. kitchen, two full baths, Now, just as in the checking It’s not necessary to eat all 6 turer has an opening for an 6587. bedrooms, separate furnaces, UKEHtONT with fireplace and huge harvest Williamsburg and nearby APARTMENT size GLASTONBURY------.Prospect -OSpi carpeted paneled family room. THIS HAS IT ALLII account,, it doesn’t matter essential nutrients in one experienced man in set-up of good location. W.J. Barcomb, CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently Brand new Raised Ranch on kitchen, % acre treed lot with Acme. SECRETARY — Appliance refrigerator, $20. Call 647-1193. MANCHESTER — Jefferson PLEASANT 4-room apartment, ^artments,■ ■ ■ . r8 minutes------fromfr( Want to get lost? You will Mid 40’s. Principals only. Call whether the calories are de­ meal as some uninformed template routing b- related CUSTOM-Built stereo cabinet SMond floor, adults, no pets. Realtor, 644-8000. , restored. 7 fireplaces, summer over an acre lot close to large 30x40’ outbuilding, $30,- manufacturer is in need of a procedures. Must be able to Apartment, 2 bedrooms, wall- Hartford. SpaciousJpa ~ ____ 3 rooms. probably have a Manchester kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new owner, 647-1322. 900. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- posited in the morning, or at advocates have stated. The — Lafayette components. MOVING — Frigidaire 30” to-wall carpeting, dishwasher, Call 649-5897 after 6 p.m. carpeting, stove, refrigerator’ mailing address, most folks recreation and UConn. 2 gar­ noon, or in the evening, or secretary for its purchasing read blueprints and use Asking 1500., 528-1719.. SIX-ROOM Ranch in excellent baths, kitchen. ’IVo-car garage, 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. nutrients are retaineqiglong Kelley said the natural gas department. Individual should electric range, excellent condi­ appliances, and sliding glass paneling, heat and parking in­ will think you live in Bolton, NOR’TH Coventry — Custom ages, 2 baths, equipped during a midnight snack, it’s enough for the body to assem­ measuring equipment. Apply to tion. $100 or best offer. Frost condition, IVb baths, garage, $58,900. Philbrick Agency, still a deposit. Similarly it “so disrupted toe environment have good typing skills and Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison doors to private porch, MANCHESTER - Executive cluded, $180, 643-1440, 647-1342. but your five room Ranch Realtors, 6464200. built, center hall Cape, first kitchen, large sundeck off VERNON — 714 room stone ble all of these various chemi­ as to cause a threat to public BARN SALE — Grandpa’s bam free Coldspot refrigerator 643-1440, 647-1342. ’ fullbasement, walking mstance floor family room. High 30’s. doesn’t matter a lot when the ability to handle a diversified Street, Manchester or call 646- townhouse, 1500 square feet, to all conveniences. In the 30’s. style home will actually be in dining room from a glass front Cape, 4 bedrooms, 114 cals to accomplish its various health, welfare and safety and and Grandma’s attic! Wagon freezer, good condition, $65 or Hayes Agency, 646-0131. calories are spent — whether functions within a 24-hour per- work load. Shorthand preferred 3800. wheels, old bottles and boolcs, formal dining area, 2 huge Call 649-3100., ,, Vernon, with frontage right on MANCHESTER — New Ranch, slider door, fireplace & baths, rec room, walk-out base­ to cause damage to the natural but not mandatory. Apply Per­ best offer, 643-0477. THREE ROOMS for rent, se­ bedrooms, 1V4 baths, fireplace, you exercise in the morning, iod. Beyond 24 hours you run plow, etc. mgs, studio couch, the second Bolton Lake. You 3 bedrooms, dining room, full beamed cathedral ceiling. Joe ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, resources of the State of sonnel Dept., ’The'.Iona Com­ cond floor, heat and appliances. includes heat, appliances, Business Locations- VERNON many extras. Cream puff. at noon, in the evening or the risk of having a momen- TWO n u rsery a tte n d a n ts many miscellaneous. Friday, will enjoy summer activities, basement, quiet street. $34,900. Gordon, 649-5306. even get out of bed at mid­ pany, 6 Regent Street, AnUquet 56 One month’s security required. carpeting. Full private base­ For Rent 67 Hayes Agency, 6464)131. Upper 30’s. W. J. Barcomb, tary deficiency, vitamin C, Michigan. needed, five mornings a week, Aug. 17 and Saturday, Aug. 18. such as swimming, sailing and 1134)900 RANCHII night and ran two miles. i-.__i J i ..__ TKaThe lattralawsuit asks to recover Manchester. approximately 15 hours each Available September 1st. Call ment. $330 per month. Paul W. Realtor, 644-8000. for example, is rapidly excret­ 127 E. Middle ’Tpke. (across ANTIQUES for sale — Ginger­ 646-1098 after 5. outdoor barbecues, but the New listing.. 3 bedrooms, 114 Die BARROWS & WALUCE Co. ed from the body and should the expenses of the Michigan attendant. AppApply to Manager, from MHS main entrance). Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. MANCHESTER — 100,000 SEVEiH naif MANCHESTER - Fat deposits are calories RN’s-LPN ’s ilications Parkade Lanesines. No phone calls. bread clocks, cut glass, Vene­ squafe feet, will divide. frosting will be, year ’round $28,400-Three b^room older baths, garage, formal dining Realtors — MLS HEBRON — Country living at available to spend, just as be replaced on a daily basis. Department of Natural being accepted for a._. tian glass and much more. Mel FOUR R(K)MS, second floor, beautiful views through your room, wall to wall carpeting, Manchester Parkade — 64S.53W This does not mean that it shifts at 1970 ARIENS with mower and MANCHESTER - Three- Suitable for manufacturing and n u M M iR c m home with 114 baths now in the its finest! Spacious Raised your bank balance is cash Resources, state police, Burnside Convalescent Home, & Hopes Antiques, 1 McNall centrally located, stove iri- warehouse. 1-748-5634. picture window overlooking fully equipped kitchen. A hard Ranch, 3 bedrooms, cathedral available to spend. If you’re needs to be replaced at each highway department. Public SNACK BAR waitresses snow thrower, like new. $500. bedroom apartment includes process of being remodeled. meal of toe day. 870 Burnside Ave East Hart- needed, evenings and Street, Manchester. 644-1504. cluded, no children or pete, the lake, from your warm and When completed entire interior to find value. Won’t last long. ceiling living room, formal not putting in enough money, Service Commission and Public Call 649-3455. everything in renovated man­ COVENTRY — 7 rooms, 2 bath- ford, 289-9571. A wonderful weekends. Will train. Apply to middle-aged couple preferred, 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, Three huge bedrooms, 2 c o ^ fireplaced living room. will be like a brand new home For an appointment call Tony dining room, 114 tiled baths, you use your checking account (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Health Department. place to work! 649-8733. sion. $235 per month. Paul W. Ranch, with 2-car garage, Manager, Parkade Lanes. No SUPER Stuff, sure nuf! That’s Wanted to Buy 58 Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- full baths, 9 closets, large This one-owner four-season, offering wall-to-wall carpeting Wasilefsky at 649-5306 right eat-in kitchen including dis­ balance to meet your needs. phone calls. 5. throughout, new modern situated on one acre lot and all hwasher, disposal, self-cleaning The body does the same thing, Blue Lustre for cleaning 1021. screened in porch, garage, mini-paradise is being offered now. , on 160’ of waterfront. Price in Stnrf your quuHoni to Dr. Lamb, It also seeks compensation to PART TIME and full-time carpets. Rent electric sham- WANTED — Antique furniture, kitchen and baths. 50x240’ park oven. Beautifully wooded, com­ if you’re not eating enou^ in c a rt o l tb it nowspapor, P.O. Box waitress. Apply in person. Fan­ 200’ deep lot with fruit a t only, $34,800. Don’t • • B&W • • the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, pletely landscaped acre plus lot calories you use the fat depos­ “correct the environmental DRIVERS for school buses, ppoer, $1. E. A. Johnson Paint glass, pewter, oil paintings or DELUXE 2-bedroom 466 MAIN STREET - Building like yard. Convenient location, Die BARROWS & WALLACE Co. 1551, Radio City Station, New Yorii, nie’s Kitchen, 1015 Main St., -X. ------____ .... for any business, office, or com­ trees, basement rec room, hesitate, quickly pick up thaf 646-1511. ^ which provides a majestic 400 its of calories to provide the harm” to Williamsburg and hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:15- Co., 723 Main St., Manchester, pnesioentml Townhouse, 1% baths, includes phone. close to everything. I^rtens Realtors — MLS N.Y. I0OI9. fo r a cop)r o l Dr. Lomb't Manchester; 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. 649-4501. mercial use, near Center. Call fireplaced living room, Agency, Realtors, 646-2550. Manchester Parkade - MS.S3M yeqr ojd oak and professionally body’s calorie needs. ’This is Acme creeks and Grand VILUBEilPTS. carpeting, heat, appliances, air- wall-to-wall carpeting, WEST HARTFORD - Split built fieldstone retaining wall. why a person on a reducing booklot on low blood sugar, ttn d 50 ^ p ly now for September. Call conditioning, and full private 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. cents to the tamo addross and ask Traverse Bay as a result of the DO YOU need extra income to M/UICHESTEII lovingly cared for, many level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 Many other extras, excellent diet with very few fat calories 643-2414. TAG SALE — Antiques, Morris basement. $260 per month. Paul m a r te n s agency $27,000 — Privacy, 1850 Cape. fireplaces, exceptional value at lor "Low Blood Sugar" booklot. natural gas eruptions. help take care of the ever in­ ANTIQUE furniture, glass, One ^ two bedrooms.) MANCHESTER 10,000 square extras. $35,900. Raalton condition. Upper 30’s. Call oak chair, mahogany table, W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, Country kitchen, " two ANDOVER — Historical Daniel $48,500. Philbrick Agency, Amoco officials said last A creasing food and other bills? owner, 228-3934. SECRETARY — Excellent maple chest, cobalt, Lemoges, round oak tables, cast iron toys, Near schools, churchesi 646-1021. feet industrial space. Fully 646-2S80 fireplaces, wide floor boards, White Inn, 200-year old Realtors, 6464200. April that there was no proof Solve your money problems by opening in scientific research collectibles of all kinds. 6 4 3 -^ sprinklered, loading docks, of­ trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- Colonial, currently being u s ^ l»ing qn attendant in our excep­ miniature oil lamp, depression, and shopping center, on, that the gas bubbling up from area. Familiarity, with office Ninon, and hand crafted ar- anytime. fice area. Hayes Agency, ’646- WMIREN L HOWLAND 5324. ’ as investment premerty. Two Jurors Allege more than 100 craters was com­ tionally clean landromat. Flexi­ bus line. Call anytime. 0131. THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, COVENTRY — Five room cot­ skills necessary, especially tides includin miniature oils, 143-llN Commercially zoned. Call for tage, fully furnished. Close to BOLTON ing from the company well. The ble hours, evenings or typing and jihorthana. Go^ paper tole, Rooms Without Board 59 NOW RENTIN6 two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ MAR’TIN SCHOOL — 7-room details, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. weekends. Call 646-8749. locals. Friday, lake. Secondary financing Pressure Used eruptions went for about three starting salary with full com­ August 17th., 9-5. 100 Scott 6 46 -26 23 TIm Maw ' MANCHESTER 4,000 plus ages, Florida room. Hutchins (tolonial, 21/2 baths, 2-car gar­ available, $10,000. Philbrick CLEAN, Furnished room for square feet store-building for Agency, 649-5324. age, city utilities, plastered LAKEFRONT PROPERTY - weeks. pany benefits. Ample free Drive. TOLLAND $33,900 Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Second lake, 123’x235’. $7,800. LAUNDRESS — Opening for parking. Hartford area. Call working gentleman. Inquire 4 HOMESTEM PIUIK VUM E lease. Huge paved parking walls, 30-day occupancy. Amoco says the company has mature woman in modern con- In Reaching Verdict United Aircraft Research THREE Family Garage Sale— Pearl Street or call 643-9353. By Damato area. Prime location ui town MANCHESTER-Your MANCHEIS’TER — Fantastic (Carles Lesperance, 6 4 ^7 ^ . SPANKING CLEAN B()LTON LAKE — Oversized spent about $140,000 helping dis­ valescnet home. Burnside Con­ Laboratories, 565-8900. Monday- with highway access. Hayes tunity to purchase in low __ five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, Recently decorated 6room placed families clean up and Older things, furniture, bric-a- II 2 ledriM TwAimi brick Cape, 7 rooms, rec room BUSINESS ZONED over 2 CHRISTIANSTED, St. Croix was involuntary and due to valescent Home, 870 Burnside Friday. An equal opportunity brac, andloys. Friday, Satur­ LARGE room for mature Featuring: Agency, 6464)131. ties! An older (tolonial in apple- large kitchen, garage, lovely Ranch on a huge high treed lot move back into their homes. Ave., East Hartford. 289-9571. MANCH^TER, 4 rooms, $135, lot, 65x300’. Oiwner relocating. in basement, beach privi" acres, 660’ frontage. (AP) — Two jurors in the Foun­ pressure of informations being 0 employer. day and Sunday, 9-Dark, 56 working gentleman, completely no utilities, no pete, security • Sett dm met pie order. Three bedroomst 1% TWO-FAMILY with a view and privacy. Good $36,900. Owner, 643-6513. $22,000. redecorated and newly fur­ PROFESSIONAL office, baths, fireplace, 1...... $30,500. Amida Realtors, 6M- sized L-shaped living room, tain Valley murder trial have carried in and out of the jury Wedgewood Drive off West deposit. Available September •lir p refrifentir 1539. Lou Amida. CREDIT correspondent — ELECTRICIAN I Middle ’Turnpike. nished, private bath, entrance' 1st, 643-1408. beautiful, spacious. Excellent LaPoll Company, Realtors, Manchester, duplex style Two Bedroom Expandable filed affidavits stating they room.” Interesting position is available • Sing G irp ^ 1030. large kjtchen & dining area, Maintenance. Install and main­ M d^^king. Call after 5 p.m., exposure. First floor, all apartments, 44, both sides- oven and range, 3 bedrooms & North (toventry Cape, large 90’x200’ country voted for guilty verdicts Allick was foreman of the in credit department of home tain electrical wiring, equip­ GARAGE Sale — Tables, •Celtr c *« in iM facilities, parking. Reasonable MANCHESTER - Falknor lot. New furnace. $23,5(io. because of pressure from the jury. All of the jurors were appliance manufacturer. In­ FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ Drive, Desirable expandable nicely decorated-, city a rec room. Move right in. Joe NEW MISED RiUKiES ment and apparatus, in modern chairs, glassware. Friday, cond floor, Birch Street, heat • M prinrta bitinwb rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. MANCHESTER - JNew on judge and other jurors. black or Puerto Rican, except dividual should have some ac­ THE Thompson House — Cot­ •RNk-qgi fir imhir ir p r market, impeccable 6-room Cape, presently undergoing utilities, sidewalks. Ehicellent Gordon, 649-5306. Carpeting in family room with Soviet plant. Minimum one year Saturday and Sunday, 271 Main included, security deposit, $165, starter property for the non­ Lionel Rodgers and Myron for one woman. counting or Credit experience experience. Good starting St., Manchester. tage St., centrally located, 6494498. ^ . • hinte paOit t Mirincis 122 EAST Center St. New first- Cape, 114 baths, breezeway, face lifting. When completea, fireplace, living room, dining will include new roof, new homeowner. For details and • • B&W • • IWYER, REALTORS Allick filed the affidavits It was expected that all the and good typing ability. Apply salary with full company large, pleasantly furnished floor professional office space. garage, aluminum siding, over­ The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. room, eat-in kitchen, 114 6434609, 646.3177, 649-5524 G • W dktoihiffiact tthnit Tuesday night, a day after five jurors would be questioned in­ Economy Personnel Department, The benefits. Ample free parxing. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, Convenient location, ample sized 125x152 parklike lot. An I gutters, new amesite drive, two private showing, call Realtor! — MLS baths, king sized master Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, CHARLES Apartments — East Modal Apts Open unusual offering. Bel Air Real : new bedrooms on second level, Manchegter Parkade — moavvi black men were found guilty of dividually by the court to deter- Hartford area. Call Umted Air­ for overnight and permanent Middle Turnpike, 4Vi room parkjng and on bus line. Will bedroom, 2 othei bedrobms, Manchester. guest rates. Dally 12 V I Dark subdivide from 100 square feet Estate, 643-9332. . carpeting throughout, and MABTENg,AGENCY first-degree murder, assault nriine if they had been in­ Assessed ______craft Research Laboratories, Boata-Acceaaorlea 46 Townhouse. 1% baths, all J laundry, 2-cas garages, here b i «f Cwgws Si to 2,000 square feet, to fit your much more at $30,900. For RoMora TOLLAND — 114 year old 50’ and robbery in the deaths of fluenced by activities outside 565-8900, fdr an interview ap­ appliances, two air- GLASTONBURY - New lots. Starting at $37,900. SALES Representative — pointment, Monday-Friday. An FURNISHED ROOM for •ff West N dii Tfhfc needs. 646-1180. MANCHESTER — Centrally ' more information. Call Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 214 eight persons at the Fountain the courtroom. Energetic self-starter with 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 conditioners, carpeting, heat, located on large corner lot, 7 . Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- 646-28S0 exciting Contemporarvg Raised baths, nestled on wooded lot in MOSCOW (AP) - The Setviet equal opportunity employer. h.p. Mercury, Snowco tilt gentleinan, homey atmosphere, hot water, storage, patio, sound Til W 43II. 1414^ ir 10-1121 Valley Golf Club on St. Croix The jury was sequestered mechanical ability to includes kitchen and parking. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 room older Colonial, newly v2550. Ranches. Minnechaugh Moun­ FIIE(»ETTE & MUTM executive area. Many extras. last Sept. 6. during the nine days of Union’s gross industrial produc­ demonstrate and sell portable trailer plus extras. $750 or best proofing. Basement garage. tain area. Woodhaven Drive. REALT66S 647-9993 tion is running ahead of planned WAITRESS and kitchen offer, 646-7679. Security. Call 649-4936,649-3436. square feet. Stock Place, rear. redecorated. $33,000. Owner, Asking low 40’s. Owner, 875-,, deliberation and delivered its construction equipment and From $195 to $230. Call Oiarles 649-6089, no agents. Top quality construction, 7183. goals but the weaknesses that woman, wanted days 8 a.m. - 3 Ponticelli, 649-9644, 6464)800. TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room Seven of the victims, in­ verdict after three weekend chain saws to contractors, Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car choice treed lots. High 60’s. sent the Russians seeking' p.m., or 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. Will 12’ ALUMINUM Starcraft with ROOM for rent, parking, renovat^ mansion. Includes l-SHAPE RANCH cluding two Miami couples, murders that shocked and municipalities and utilities. kitchen privileges. Call before 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents garage, stone front, plastered Hayes Agency, 646-0131. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• American economic aid remain train the ri^ t person. Top Hat trailer and 35 h.p. Evinrade cyciything. plus a fireplace, Manchester 114 Un wood Driv e COLUMBIA — 6 room Ranch, 2- were white and one was black. frightened residents on this Excellent startiM salary plus Roast Beef, 257 Broad St. 10:30 a.m. or after 3:30 p.m. $235 per month. Paul W. per square foot including heat, walls, appliances, city utilities; Wanted-Real Estate 77 glaringly persistent. motor, Best offer. 568-7598. I living room, dining room, TOLLAND — 9-room Colonial, car garage lot 108x300, Authorities investigated the U.S.-controlled island of some commission. Full benefit 649-8974. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- sprinklered offices. Warren E. large, lot, by Ansaldl. Charles Tliis was apparent today from program including vehicle and WOODUND USV LIVINO kitchen, 2 baths, 3 with 4-car attached garage, beautiful in-ground cement possibility of racial conflict in 35,000 residents. A total of 15 PART-TIME, day and evening 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat 1Q2L'' Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Lesperance. 649-7620. smiiiiiiiiitfswimming pool, many extrasextras. SELLING your home or , seven-month performance expenses. Send complete CENTRAL, gentleman, plea­ In a spacious Colonial with bedrooms, , family room, swimming pool, 114 baths, the case but said they found murders have been reported on positions for males and females with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, KUNOR large modern carpeted fireplace, built-ins, swim­ modern kitchen. 450’ frontage 39 mill tax rate. Please call acreage? For prompt friendly the case but s£ figures published in the weekly resume in confidence to Branch available at A. C. Petersen sant master bedroom, with MANCHESTER - Older 3- 7600 SQUARE Feet, track dock, MANCHESTER - Con- Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 228- a®cvice, call Louis Dimock nothing definite. St. Croix in the past year. Manager, Homeline, 164 East skis, safety cushions. Many kitchen with pantry. Seven ming pool. Offered at $44,- on Route 195. Has many com­ newspaper Ekonomicheskaya Farms, 238 North Main Street, extras, all M6-2160 after 6. telephone, next to shower, room apartment on bus line. sprinklered, heavy floor load. dominium 3 bedrooms, 214 9234. Realty, 649-9823. In his statement, Rodgers Sources said the jurors may Service Rd., Hartford, Conn. parking, 649-6801 after 6. UPWTMEIITS Howland, Realtors, rooms, big walk-up attic, gar­ 900. baths, central air, all carpeted, mercial benefits for right type have learned of the latest Gasyeta, or Economic Gazette. M anchester. Call 646-0836 HoiTiMtMd Streut Prefer older couple. Includes of business. Over 9 acres of land said “the verdict delivered An equal opportunity employer. between 2-5 p.m. heat and appliances. $110 per 643-1108. age, deep lot. Mid 30’s. tennis, swimming. Immediate ALL CASH for your property murders, even though they ’The newspaper reported that M/F SAILBOAT - DC14, Cat, 14’ (Off W. MiddI* Tpk«.) with toiyiarcel. Priced at only COVENTRY - $26,900, five after nine days of deliberation over-all industrial output for long, main and jib sails, good month. Paul W. Dougan VANTAGE REALTY occupancy. Call owner, 646- room ranch, 3 bedrooms, one within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, does not represent my honest were not to have had access to Apartments For Rent 63 MANCHESTER BOLTON NOTCH-By 1-84, 8384. Priced to sell. $31,500. $75,000. 'T J. Crockett, Tolland toe first seven months of 1973 BABYSITTER wanted for the condition. $750. Call 646-3444 Realtor, 643-4535. - office, 875-6279. car basement garage, Fiano instant service. Hayes Agency, judgment.” news about the trial or events Built by across shopping center, 1-86 F. J . SnLECKI 872-G402 6464131, was up per cent over the coming school year, responsi­ ask for Steve. ^ WE HAVE customers waiting Agency 646-2677. "My verdict was not volun­ surrounding it. 7.3 ble babysitter for my IVi UAR HOUSING CORP. close, beautifully paneled 643-2121 MANCHESTER - 7-room Split same period last year. ’The PART-TIME for the rental of your apartment modern 4,000 square fe€t, FranhEplNU Level on treed lot, plenty of tary. It was the end result of Defense attorneys said they months old baby, 3 days per or home. J.D. Real Estate 1 and 2-bedfoom luxury •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coventry RfXlKVILLE — A-1 condition, WE WILL buy your house for might file for a new trial on the planned target for the period Hours 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. week,, 2:45-6 p.m; Must have OUTBOARD Motor, 1966 suitable offices, showrooms, 6ob GonMaB shade, eat-in kitchen, formal cash. Call anytime, Hutchins pressure applied by (U.S. Evinrade, folding, Li^twin, 3 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. apartments. Features wall-to- Furnished Apartments 64 2-family, kitchen, living room, basis of the statements by was 5.7 per cent, toe paper said. Answering phone and taking transportation. Call 649^)692. plus storage buildings on 4 •TWO-FAMILY duplex, 15 dining room, fireplaced living dining room, 4 biedriwms first Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. District Court) Judge Warren Industries mentioned as ef­ h.p. with carrying case, like wall carpeting, vanity tile, acres. Commercial, industrial. room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Allick and Rodgers. Convicted messages. Some typing rooms, newly remodeled floor, 6 rooms second floor. Young, who refused two ver­ ficient performers were com- *********••••••••••••••••••• new, $100. Call 742-7788 after 3 LOOKING for anything in feal baths, built-in oven,' range,' THREE, ROOM furnished Don’t hesitate to call no matter rec room, heated garage. SELLING your property? Call Monday in the case were experience is necessary. estate rental — apartments, VERNON Street - 7 room kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms Excellent investment. Mid 30’s. dicts, and the majority of the .puterized machine tools, p.m. dishwasher, refrigerator and! apartment, all utilities, firot how little or how much space each side. Large private yard. Upper 30’s. F. J. ^ilecki. CAPE us first. We’ll buy your home Warren Ballentine, Ishmael Situation Wanted 38 homes, multiple dwellings, no floor, parking, older people W. J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644- jury, who to me seemed to have automobiles, farm machinery FIRST NATIONAL disposal, electric heat, 2 airi you r^'iire. 1-223-4460. Only if 10^300, with swimming pool, Immaculate condition R ealtor. 643-2121. Frank 8000. immediately at a fair price, all premeditated verdicts,” he Labeet, Beaumont Gereau, BALBOA 20, retractable keel fees. Call J.D. Real Estate preferred. 272 Main St. no answer, 521-7373. Spilecki, Bob Gorman. IV /f/i 2 4 A c re s cash. Cali Lou Amida, ^1539, and plastics. . STORES TWO boys looking for odd jobs Associates, Inc. 643-5129. conditioners, glass slidingi patio with fireplace, fruit trees, throughout, garages. Central said. Meral Smith and Raphael in Manchester vicinity. Call sloop, 1971. Fully equipped, doors, all lai^e rooms. Full! etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar- location. $49,500. Philbrick Amida Realty. The upturn in industrial out­ t a t A Oafefend A m . mam, jib, Genoa, head, galley, LARGE One room, furnished Allick said in his statement, Joseph. Each of them was East Hartfonl 647-9811 ask for Allan. .age. Reasonable occupancy. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Executive BOLTON $59,900 put above 1973 plans came as no 6 h.p. Johnson. Sleeps 4. MANCHESTER Gardens -r- 2 basement storage area, ample' efficiency apartment with Resort Property-For Rent 68 'hiis large 1800 6room Cape is “I was one of the 12 and I have sentenced to eight consecutive parking. Starting at $175.' T. J. CYockett Realtor, ^1577. Ranch, prestige neighborhood. situated on 24 acres of THINKING of selling your surprise to Western experts in An equal opportunity Excellent condition. Many bedroom Duplexes, lots of dining alcove. Large bath, 2 Custom-built for present owner Ml EQUESTRUN OaiTE to say the verdict I turned in life terms and six 15year terms UCENSED mother will babysit RANCH — 6 rooms, 114 baths, Almost 4 acres of land with a home or acreage? ’Think no the Soviet capital. Last year’s amployar extras, $3,950 including trailer lawn, quiet neighitorhood, walk Handy to shopping, schools,: closete. Country setting, close COVENTTIY Lake — Cottage, with all amenities. Central air- beautiful woodlands and more, call Hagler Real Estate, was not from my free will. It in prison. in her home, Waddell School to shoming, $169 monthly in­ DRIVE by 42 Strong Street, formal dining room, 3 rolling fields. A unique blen­ pondsite, a barn and a corral disappoinling performance of and slip. Clall 875-5092. bus and religious facilities. to 1-86, $115 monthly. Call 643- Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- bedrooms, garage, treed lot. conditioning, Pella Termopane we are in neeiTof listings again. area, neay Parkade, 646-4447. cludes neat, hot water and 1126, 9-5. room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call Lombardo im­ ding of Early American style surrounds this extra large the Soviet economy, Model apartment open for. mediately at 647-1413. We warn $33,900. Philbrick Agency, windows and door3 throughout. Call 6434624. aggravated by a crop failure, parking. Superintendent, 646- Mitten Agency, 64M930. First-floor family room, 2 stone and modern comfort. 'The contemporary Ranch which RFSPONsIBLE 14 year old girl •••••••••••••••• 0090. Dection 1-6 p.m., &turday' X°P’ .‘p.see this majestic Realtors, 646-4200. forced the party and govern­ NURSE’s Aides — applications fireplaces, 214 baths,, rec room. home is high on a hill with a includes 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, MANCHESTER - Client will LEGAL NOTICE ipphcations wants to babysit. Call 649-2W1. Garden Products 50 d Sunday. Other times £y Colonial IS to buy it. Belfiore ment to stress 1973 as the ^ing accepted for allill shifts at ______Agency. Call today to insp^tjUiis quali- view of toe valley below. 60s. private courtyard with pool. pay all cash for Colonial or TOWN OF ANDOVER MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) appointment. Houses tor Rent 65 NEW COLONIALS - Built by Burnside Convalescent Home, > Mak Construction, Inc. All city te built home In AA zone. Call ^ For an appointment call Tony oversized Cape, preferably on PUBLIC HEARING OF THE decisive year of the 1971-1975 BUCKLAND Farms — Retail Modern four rooms, including Wanted to Rent 69 five-year plan. 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ mt b j utilities on deep lots. $37,500. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Wasilefsky, 649-5306. west side. May consider Ranch ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 6 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 center, corner Adams Sreet and heat, hot water, carpeting, Calf: BOLTON Notch, 3-room coun­ Manchester .< ford, 289-9571. A wonderful Call today, they won’t last at 6464200. WARREN L HOWUWD if in right location. Call Dick The Zoning Board of Appeals of toe Town of Andover, It was thought probable that place to work! Tolland Tpke. Farm fre ^ fruits appliances, storage, parking. USR Houalng Cigrp try home, newly remodeled. 1- MATURE responsible working Martens at Martens Agency, FREE— Adorable mixed breed , BUT TIC HUT ; this price. Philbrick Agency, Blltors 643-1106 • •B&W** Conn., will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, August 22,1973, 1973 targets were intentionally and vegetables. Delicious $190 monthly. 649-2871,64i08ffl. 643-9551 223-4460. Only if no answer call adults want 5 rooms, no pets. In this centrally air- NEW Listing — Charming 7- Die BARROWS & WALUCE Co. Realtors, 646-2550. set lower than probable produc­ 7-week old puppies. Phone 646- butter-sugar and yellow sweet 521-7373. Phone 524-5297 after 6 p.m. Realtors, 6484^. Reallon — MLS in the Town Office Building at 8:00 P.M. to hear toe following hairdresser wanted - 7769. Robdri Murdock, Rtaltor conditioned contemporary room oversized Cape, 3 appeals asking relief from the zoning laws of toe Town of An­ tion as a morale-building spur corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat MANCHESTER — 5 room bedrooms upstairs, fireplaced Manchester PatkaAr — majMii Experienced preferred, out specialty. 643-6551 Split in one of Manchester’s WEST Side Cape — 6 rooms, 4 dover. to the nation. pcellent working conditions. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, cellar and SIX room older house, 3 MARRIED COUPLE seeks living room, formal djning f^GLISH Spritager spaniel, garage, quiet residential area. StMHcn J. |,uchon Jr. bedrooms, nice condition. On quiet apartment in Bolton-East finest locations. Pour down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch, While the defense-oriented LuJon Salon of Beauty, 643- AKC, black and white female carpeting, fireplace, aluminum room, den, 114 baths, enclosed 114 baths, three bedrooms, RIPE Tomatoes, any quantity Request mature adults, $180. 'iu p t - 816-5287 . bus line. $275 per month. Paul Manchester area, 2-family bedromis including king sise porch, garage, patio, all this ANDOVER — Furnished cot- INVITATION No. 107 Charlton F. Reinke Jr., Mansfield Center, Conn. Re­ heavy industry sector was excellent bloodlines. for canning. Also pickling Call 649-5824 or 6494)390. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. house preferred, one cat, no master suite with private 'Storm and screens. Near bus fireplace, wall-to-wall bounding ahead, the consumer line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, and more on large private treed tage,'enjoy remainder of season questing toe following variances in order to construct cucumbers and free dill. Joseph children, no major appliances. Mth, large living room with carpeting, built-in dishwasher, and be ready for future summer goods sector was lagging. In ad­ EXPERIENCED body man on­ Realtors, 6464200. lot in preferred location. Mid disposal, range with hood. One- TO BID a house on Bausola Rd. Krawski, 178 Foster St., Wap- SK-ROOM Duplex, hot water, MANCHESTER — 914 room Call 643-9781 and keep trying. Moor to ceiling stone 30’s. Principals only. 6494166. enjoyment at beautiful Andover Sealed bids will be received dition there were soft spots in ly, top wages for right man. WHITE Female Miniature poo­ ping, 6444)839. MANCHESTER — Gigantic 6- car garage. Priced for quick Item Required Requested Apply or call 228-3176. Superior oil heat, central location, near room apartment available im­ Executive Colonial, 214 baths, nreplace, formal dining room Lake. Only $10,900. Tedford in toe Office of The Director of industries connected with dle pimpies. $40. Before 2:30 bus, adults. Call 649-2139. top residential neighborhood. sale, $^,900. T. J. Crockett, Real Estate, 647-9914. Frontage . 200 ft. 105 ft. Auto Body, Route 6, Columbia. p.m. 8754)216 or 646-6861. mediately. Security requir^, eat-in kitchen with breakfast ’TWO family house in very good Tolland office, 875-6279. General Services, 41 Center energy production, whose $165, 646-1109. Call for details, Hayes Agency, Duslness Property - For HENRY STREH condition, on prime location Street, Manchester, Connec­ Area 40,000 sq. ft. 33,779 sq. ft. growth is essential for develop­ Household Goods 6464)131. ® ' nook, first-floor family room BOOKKEEPING Clerk - proof 51 Sale 71 Gracious older Colonial, with extra building lot. Call HEBRON — Ranch extremely ticut until August 31, 1973 at ment of the Soviet economy. FREE — German Shepherd, 2%baths,2H:argarag;,Sa5 owner, 643-9678. long and low, 114 acres, machine or general ledger part collie, excellent watch MANCHESTER - Large ^ extras. Call for private recently redecorated, offering East Hartford MLS 11:00 A.M. for toe following: No. 108 John and Frances Gaudino, Spencer St., Manchester, Singled out for insufficiency experience preferred but not (XEAN USED — refrigerators, yiLUGEB ' COLUMBIA—Six-room Ranch, ROUTE 6, Andover, 314 acres formal entrance foyer with p^restige area with a 32’ pool. Conn. Requesting toe following variances in order to with children. bedroom apartment with fireplace, September to June. showing. 1. RECONSTRUCTION OF were industries producing oil necessary. Apply main office, ranges, automatic washers appliances. Available im­ commercially zoned land. This pouse has wallpaper, constriict an addition to a house on Lake Rd. 647-9879. with guarantees. See them at B. $250 per • month. Security. <^ien staircase, formal dining ELBQW ROOM PURNELL PLACE exploitation and refining ap­ South Windsor Bank & Trust BfMlTBIENTS mediately. Security required, Four-unit income property. ceramics, family room, Item Required Requested D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or Many possibilities. Hayes room, modern kitchen, 3 Lots-Land lor Sale 73 Throughout in this overoized fireplace, attached garage and 2. DEMOLITION OF 31-33 paratus. steam turbines and the Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., PUREBRED Siamese kittens, Rve-room, 2-bedroom town $155. Eastern Real'Es'Sstate, ' 646- ‘ " 649-9659. ^ bedrooms, walk-up attic, re­ 4-bedroom Cape in good OAK STREET Rear yard 75 ft. 40 ft. South Windsor. St., Call 643-2171. 8250. Agency, 6464)131. split shingle siding. Jason ministries for chemical nine weeks old, housebroken, house, wall-to-wgll carpeting Real Estate Stfvices cent aluminum siding, ANDOVER - 93 acres, 3,600.’ of neighborhood. Formal (lining Brooks Agency, 643-5832. Bid forms, plans and Side yard 20 ft. 19 ft. machinery and rolled steel. $20. 647-9288 or 643-1387. 2894331 CARPETS — Wholesale to you fireplace, 2 air conditioners 414 ROOMS, second floor, heat, MANCHESTER —/314 room E ^ T Center Street — Office excellent residential area. road frontage. All buildaole. room, first floor den, large specifications are available at Also reported were shortages KITCHEN Aide — part-time, Ten minutes to Manchester. opening 9 a.m, - 2 p.m., 5 days a at our warehouse. The Caipet appliances, heat and hot gas and hot water. Middleaged duplex. Stove, refrigerator, building, originally set up for ’This lovely home is in “move- living room, nice lot. City TOLLAND — Here it is, the one the General Services Office, 41 At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard in production of sulphuric acid KITTENS — free, two males, Merchants, 1310 Tolland T^ke., wattf, 1V4 tilpd baths, washer carpeting. Immediate occupan- dental office. Waiting room, in” condition and priced at Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. utilities. Low 30s. you have been waiting for, new Center Street, Manchester, and written communications received. Said appeals are on fi]p and caustic soda, basic week for mature woman in part Siamese, part angora. Call working couple. No children or MANCHESTER - Profps,i™o7 Manchester. 646-8568. and dryer hodkup, patio. No pete. 6&4068. ^ Lease, security. Only $145. two operating rooms, spare only $33,900. No calls 1-6 p.m. custom built Alpine Raised Connecticut. . and may be seen in toe office of toe Town Clerk. chemicals essential in oil modern convalescent home, 289-7475. man s home in a S S Ranch; 2-car garage, over one ^ l y Burnside Convalescent pets. room, three Tabs, half bath, man s area. Very la V g e ^ J ^ ' Town of Manchester, Dati^ in Andover, Connecticut, this the 11th day of August, refining, fertilizers like TWIN Bed, wrought iron head- parking, plus three-room apart­ VERNON 8 acres, one mile acre treed lot. Privacy and a Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East ST. BERNARD dog, one year FIVE Room apartment, stove, porary Raised RTnch'” MARTENS AGENCY SENTRY Connecticut 1973. superphosphates, synthetic board, very good condition, $25. C antM S-7620 45614 MAIN Street — Family ment on second floor, $5(),000. fcautifully appointed inside and RMHoni from Rt. 144, 3 miles from Rt. Itaai Estata SanrtcM fish pool, too. Easy access to I- Hartford. 289-9571. old, gentle. Call 875-6896. heat, no children. Security 15. $15,500. Jason Brooks Agen ■84. Low 40’s. Tedford Real Robert B. Weiss, Andover Zoning Borad of Appeals fabrics, and pulp atid paper Call 647-9702. deposit. Call 643-5223, 1-4 p.m. unit, security, older children, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-2S80 289-4331 $180. Call 6^2426, 9-5. 646-4200. iSi cy, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. Estate, 647-9914. General Manager Stephen F. Willard, Secretary processing. PAGE THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 16. 19:^3 Lewiston Firm Battles Leaking Natural Gas Manchester, conn., Friday, august i7, 1973 - vol. xcn. No. 270 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS By PAT SHERLOCK just drying up. Every pipe joint “We’ve been pouring the Associated Press Writer on South Avenue was leaking sealer on a weekly basts since like heU.” LEWISTON, Maine (AP) - last August,” he said. “In J[une Manhole covers were first On a damp February morning we began pouring on a monthly lifted and then holes were I ^ in 1970, an explosion ripped basis. Accepted standards are drilled in them to aerate the through the home of Dr. and every six months or every city’s sewers when gas was Mrs. Robert J. Wiseman Jr., year.” later found at high levels stuttering the quiet residential The system, he said, present­ throughout the system. lieighborhood. ly has a leak occurrance that is “It was a very touch and go less than half the national Agnew Probe Shrouded hto. Wiseman’s body was' situation,” Clifford said. “We found in the rubble. Her hus­ average. And the odor lev^ is were losing up to 20 per cent of band died of bums two days above federal requirements. later. the gas in the distribution “We’ll spend as much money system, and Northern Utilities’ Thirteen months later, Mrs. as is necessary to do the job,” attitude was not very satisfac- Armanda Castonguay, 81, and Del Camp said. tory; They finally agreed to in­ But neither Clifford nor In Secrecy, Uncertainty *A;> her daughter, Rita, 46, were crease the odor content of the Orestis feel the job is being ' killed when their home was torn BAL-HMORE (AP) - The tion of Baltimore County of­ vestigation into alleged apart by a similar blast. gas so people could smell any done as completely as i£ should. might arise concerning the Appeals, said in Columbia, S.C., leaks.” grand jury investigation of Vice ficials and engineering firms. kickbacks and political corrup­ possible prosecution of a vice Witnesses said the Wiseman “I’m satisfied only with what he would assign an out-of-state President Spiro T. Agnew Agnew, who was notified two tion in Maryland in the last president in office, which never home was lifted 20 feet into the has been done,” Orestis said. judge to handle the Agnew “I’m not satisfied with what’s remained shrouded in secrecy weeks ago he was under in­ decade — before, during and has occurred in the nation’s air and then engulfed in flames The situation began in 1967-68 phase of the Investigation as going to be done.” and uncertainty today, vestigation for possible after Agnew was governor. history. when it crashed back to the when Lewiston was converted soon as he receives a formal Both Clifford and Orestis feel following high level meetings violations of bribery, extortion, A source close to the in­ The 23-member grand jury ground. The latter explosion from the “wet” manufactured request from Chief Judge the system will require a between federal probers and conspiracy and tax laws, has vestigation said “there is met for two hours Thursday tore apart the first floor of the gas to the “dry” natural gas. Edward S. Northrop of the U.S. greater nuinber of sealer the head of the Justice labeled as "damned lies” the nothing mysterious about morning, then was dismissed District Court in Maryland. Castonguay home, dropping the Manufactured gas kept the pipe applications than the company Department’s criminal divi­ allegations he had accepted Petersen’s interest. He came until next week. The only All nine Maryland federal dis- second floor into the burning joints moist and swollen tight. plans to apply. sion. kickbacks. here to be briefed on the status witness was a tax agent who trict judges here have rubble. Natural gas failed to do this and “I know where we are; I Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. of the probe.” has been working on the case. withdrawn from participation “We’re not exactly living in the joints began drying out, Clifford said there are about 82 miles of underground gas don’t know where we’re going,” Petersen came here from Petersen and Beall are said In another development, Cle­ on grounds they have had fear,” Lewiston Mayor John C. allowing the gas to escape. to have discussed ways to in­ piping, most of it dating to the said U.S. Atty. George Beallj Washington Thursday, his se­ ment F. Haynsworth Jr., ^hief business, ^litical or personal Orestis told The Associated “The company with its exper­ spect Agnew’s personal finan­ 1920s and 30s, but some of it amid reports the Agnew phase cond unannounced visit with judge of the 4th circuit C o ^ o f ties with A gnew ^ Press. “The people are aware tise should have known this was may be temporarily stalled by cial records, which the vice goes back to the late 1890s. He Beall. He sat in on an interview of the situation and want to see going to happen,” Orestis said. legal complications. with a Maryland businessman president has offered voluntari­ wants the sealer applications It straightened out.” Clifford agreed with his However, persons close to the who reportedly implicated ly, without jeopardizing any increased to eliminate any Investigators have attributed successor. He said that after investigation indicated some in­ Agnew in an alleged bribery later effort to bring him before 7 possibility of future explosions. the explosions to leaking the conversion, there were no dictments may be returned and kickback scheme. the special grand jury. Magruder Pleads “I just don’t think the natural gas that followed old indications of any problems and shortly in the probe that began Both Petersen and Beall Another report indicated sewer or utility lines into the city officials were not aware of average citizen should have to last December as an investiga­ declined comment on the in­ their talks centered on possible basements of both homes. what was happening below bear that risk,” Clifford said. constitutional problems that Guilty To Charge Neither Wiseman nor Mrs. ground. Castonguay used the gas ser­ Since then. Northern Utilities vice. has been * pouring chemical Of Conspiracy There are about 42,000 people sealer into the systemxto plug in this central Maine city living leaks and keep the joints moist Quarles Named GOP’s Town Slate To WASHINGTON (AP) — Jeb Stuart Magruder, a star above the leaky gas distribution and tight. Utility crews have witness before the Senate Watergate committee and a key system, which the utility is dug up streets every 12 feet to To Head EPA witness in the case federal prosecutors are building, has tiding to repair. tighten and re-clamp the joints, An official of Northern WASHINGTON (AP) - Have Many New Faces pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy charge. and the company has assigned a Utilities, Inc., parent of the sophisticated gas-leak detec­ President Nixon has accepted Magruder^looking tanned and also plleged that Herbert L. the resignation of Robert W. Lewiston Gas Light Co., said tion truck full-time to patrol SOL R. EOHEN re-election, incumbent Director constables, also has decided not fit after a European vacationn Porter, former scheduling his firm has been “spending Lewiston’s streets. Fri as deputy administrator of Herald Reporter James Farr, a former to seek re-election. With, his family, entered his director for the campaign com­ money with a vengence since “We’ve spent more than the Environmental Protection The Reflublican slate of can­ Manchester mayor; and incum­ Berte said the news of the in- guilty plea during a brief mittee, lied on the witness bent school board members last August” to repair the $250,000 on that system since Agency and said he would didates for local office to be cumbents’ plans “were appearance ’Thursday in U.S. stand at the Watergate trial. Robert Spillane and M. Philip system. He estimates the job4s last summer, and about 60 per nominate John R. Quarles Jr. to offered Manchester voters Nov. received with regret” Thursday District Court. He also Porter, along with Magruder, succeed him. Susag have announced they about 60 per cent complete. cent of it has already been 6 will contain only one incum­ night, when the GOP executive acknowledged he had agreed to had admitted during testimony won’t seek re-election. Summer It was after the 1972 explosion sealed and re-clamped,” said Quarles, 38, who has been bent for the Board of Directors board, sitting as a nominating be a government witness in'any before the Senate Watergate Spillane’s three-year term that fire department crews Michael S. Del Camp, Northern assistant administrator of the — Vivian Ferguson — and none committee, met to prepare a future Watergate trials. committee that he had lied in expires this November and Magruder waived his right to began checking gas leak leveb Utilities vice president of a g e n c y sin c e 1971 w as for the Board of Education, slate of candidates. The board an effort to cover up in- Nights Susag’s in November 1974. ^have his case considered by the throughout the city. operations. designated by the President to GOP Town Chairman A. Paul accepted the recommendations volvementt of presidential In addition, Martin Foley, one grand jury and pleaded to an in­ “That was when we really got Since Del Camp took over last serve as acting administrator Berte revealed today. campaign aides in the June 17, frightened,” said former hbyor until the Senate conflrms the He said that, in addition to in­ of three Republican incumbent (See Page Twenty) formation filed by the special 1972, Watergate break-in. August, the utility has set up prosecutor’s office. It charged A Manchester is a lively place Robert W. Clifford, now a state nomination of Russell Train to cumbent Director Charles A spokesman for the more than 200 points at which it him with conspiracy to wiretap, on a summer night. Sports senator. “We found gas all over head the agency. McKenzie, who announced last prosecutor’s office declined to pours the sealer into the to obstruct justice and to enthusiasts keep busy under the city because the joints were system. Fri had been acting ad-<, month he is not a candidate for comment when asked if Porter ministrator since April 30. defraud the United States. lights at ball fields and had agreed to cooperate with He was the second former the government. courts. In the top photo, Water Main presidential campaign aide who golfers keep in shape at a agreed to cooperate with the chip and putt course. The government. Frederick C. photo below it shows people LaRue pleaded guilty to a Step Up who need a little less elbow Subterranian Gym nastics Capsules Breaks am single conspiracy charge June 27. 0 room amusing themselves Attacks Jimmy Oliver, hoists Peter Laurazano from a hole leading to a gas line. The men, employed The charge carries a at a miniature golf course. The wooden main which ’The apparent low bidder for by the Ford, Bacon and Davis Construction Co. of South Windsor, were molding material brings water from the Roaring the installation of new pipe is A. maximum penalty of five years SAIGON (AP) — Communist The onlookers in the photo at around a leaky pipe on Main St. (Herald photo by Klemens) Buses Recalled Brook Reservoir in Glaston­ Dzen of Manchester with a bid in prison and a $10,000 fine. forces have stepped up probing left are Brent, Laurie, and of $64,011. His bjd was one of There is no minimum penalty. attacks on the outer western I • PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - bury to the Manchester system Curtis Bonnema of 25 Apple five opened Wednesday. ’The The details filed by the and southern defense line of General Motors is recalling 3,- was ruptured again this mor­ Orchard Lane, South Wind­ highest bid was $85,773. prosecutors in support of their Hue, the South Vietnamese 915 buses to replace a power ning by construction crews and Nipcon Feared Prolonged Hearings Since the road improvement conspiracy charge against the military command said today. sor. The town’s lighted ten­ steering bracket and bolt. town workers were draining the line in preparation for repairing in Glastonbury is a state 38-year-old Magruder, former More than 300 mortar rounds G nis courts, bottom photo, GM said the bracket might it. project, the state will pay half deputy director of the Nixon were fired ’Thursday night at in­ also get plenty of use. develop a crack or separation the cost of the pipe installation. reel^tion committee, hinted at fantry and airborne units guar­ (Herald photos by Pinto) c which could result in steering The main was shattered nine GHRYSANTHEMUM Bids are being reviewed and the cases the government is ding the approaches of the If You Only Do Detailed Watergate loss but added that no accidents days ago and a repair was com­ Fill in those empty spots and spaces now. contract has not yet been developing. former imperial capital on the or injuries have been reported pleted within 12 hours. The awarded. One act described as part of coast 400 miles north of Saigon, as a result of the defect. town put into operation wells at ALL COLORS, IN BUD, MARKED. The wood pipe is 18 inches in the conspiracy to obstruct the command said. One Thing For GM said no school buses were Love Lane and at Charter Oak Statement Junked diameter and the replacement justice was "that certain co­ Ground assaults followed on R ot. n .2 5 sow OHIT included in the recall, which in­ St. to boost the pressure in the system. will be 24 inches. Eventually conspirators would misrepre­ several government positions, WASHINGTON (AP) - the scandal staining his ad­ than his television speech. volves buses on short runs as Your Lawn Public Works Director Jay the town hopes to replace the sent that the Central but only one South Vietnamese President Nixon junked a ministration. Nixon conceded that it “does well as intercity buses. Giles said this morning’s break entire five-mile length of the Intelligence Agency had an in­ soldier was killed and four were, voluminous Watergate state­ “He’s already answered the not answer many of the conten- occurred about a mile from the main. terest in limiting the in­ wounded, the conunand said. This Fall; ment because he feared it questions,” one White House of­ tions raised during the reservoir. The flow was shut off Those most directly affected vestigation.” In Phnom Penh, meanwhile, would prolong the Senate in­ ficial declare as he pounded Watergate hearings.” Admiral Dies at the reservoir and the line by the break in the line are the Magruder was not specifical­ the Cambodian command said vestigating committee’s his fist on texts of the “The facts are complicated, Feed h i WASHINGTON (AP) - Adm. permitted to drain. 250 Glastonbury customers ly listed as being among those activity by antigoverment televised hearings, sources President’s Wednesday night’s and the evidence conflicting,” Arthur W. Radford, chairman Giles said it would be difficult served the Water Department un-named co-conspirators. forces had dropped sharply in report. speech and statement and his he told the nation. "It would not Food It OMontial to all living things of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in to say how bad the break is and of Manchester. ’The government information the last 24 hours. The sources, who are in a previous May 22 and April 30 be right for me to try to sort out ...and your lawn Is no excopHonl the Eisenhower'administration, how long it would take to put position to know the President’s Watergate responses. the evidence, to rebut specific died today, the Pentagon an­ the line back into operation. thinking, also said Nixon has no The P re sid e n t’s la te st witnesses, or pronounce my nounced. The wooden main was built intention of expanding on his written statement was 2,800 own judgments^ about their 3 Radford, 77, served as JCS by Cheney Bros, in 1920 and was BUY wm OMIY $ 3 .a i most recent statements about words, considerably shorter credibility.” chairman from 1953 to 1957, acquired by the town when it MLADIDMS , The White House sources Food Shortages, Costs N O W O N LY when he retired. bought the water system. A r psb. M Miasl NWIillG gave another reason why the A spokesman said he died of span of 1,000 feet of it is Exme; nowM, couNnu President decided not to give a cancer at the National Naval scheduled to be replaced with lht$3J5 IMSIinS detailed, point by point rebuttal to pmk at wli Hkr. unMS, Medical Center in Bethesda, modern pipe in connection with Hit School Lunches lEIMUl, Fltnu. HIMTIK, and analysis. Sheriff Searches Md. the road construction project in FRMtt, m H MJS •3.95 If he had, they said, the A bill before Congress may Glastonbury bn which the crews HARTFORD (AP) - said Ann Tolman, a consultant START YOUR FALL FEEDMG Senate Committee would have Thousands of Connecticut increase t|ie subsidy two cents with the child nutrition N O W O N LY Vow To Fight were working when they struck For Additional begun an extensive examina­ the line last Wednesday and school children” will need for every’ meal and five cents program in the state Depart­ AND SEEDRK NOW! SAVE WORK A MULCH SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - tion of Nixon’s account, again this morning. another nickel or dime to pay for every free meal. But even ment of Education. NOWNITNFliRARK! Striking truckers and their **rmitates Nature** digesting it in the televised Ironically the first accident for hot lunches this fall. with these increases, school of­ "In most schools, the milk hearings Nixon would like shut families stood guard over their ficials say it will be difficult to SCOTTS TURF-WILOfll 19 kill hr odY $24JS Murder Victims occurred at one end of thel,000- For some poor children, there will go up from five to nine •2.95 off. trucks in fields across Chile may be no hot lunch at all. hold the line of prices. cents for a half-pint,” she said. foot span and today’s occurred 10.000 sq. ft. $10.45 today, vowing to fight if the “They would have gone on at the other, according to Giles. Faced with shortages of some Because of cutbacks in Milk purchased with meals is 6UENFIELO WINTBIFEEO HOUSTON (AP) — The Galveston County sheriff plans army tries to take over their and on and on, they would keep Today’s break was at a point foods, cutbacks in f^eral funds federal Model Cities programs, still subsidized but students to search a stretch of beach today for graves of more vehicles and end the 22-day-old 10.000 sq. ft. $8.45 moving over the same ground close to the edge of Hebron and skyrocketing prices, school 1,400 children in Bridgeport who want an extra milk also rasuB ~