MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 13. 1973- VOL. XOT. No. 266 Manchester-A City of Vilhge Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Town Challenged To Seek Industry

Spanish Plane f I Leaders Told insi 73 Crashes in Fog CC Auburn, N.Y., LA CORUNA, Spain (AP) — A Spanish Aviaco airlines Mlmer carrying 79 passengers and a crew of six crashed ■ i l today in a residential area near the fog-bound airport here. Success Story Aviaco officials expressed fear all aboard may have SOL R. COHEN quo. What status quo means is bwn killed but airport officials said at least one man sur- (Herald Reporter) vived. that you’re giving your children “The responsibility of a town a community that’s going down The twin-engine Caravelle is to its young people growing hill.” flight frofn Madrid plowed into and was to land at La Coruna at 9:10. up - to provide them with good homes in the residential area of Returning to the concept of a The airport was under low job opportunities at home, after mini steel plant for Auburn, he Montrove after three un­ V visibility because of the fog and they ft leave school — to keep ^aid he had a 334,000 feasibility successful attempts to land at them where their roots are, the plane made repeated study and report made for Alvedro Airport at this port city with their families and attempts to land, officials said. Auburn by Battelle Memorial 320 miles northwest of Madrid, friends.” Most of the passengers were Institute of Columbus, Ohio, a officials reported. So spoke the mayor of Spaniards, many from Madrid, nationally recognized research The Europa Press, a Spanish Auburn, N.Y. this morning, at a headed for summer holiday firm. Of the 334,000 cost, 324,000 news agency, said five persons continental Dutch-treat was paid by the State of New were killed on the ground when resorts near La Coruna, reports said. breakfast at Willie’s Steak York and 310,000 by Auburn’s the plane crashed into the F/ House. Today’s crash was the fourth • non-profit Industrial Develop­ homes. Paul W. Lattimore spoke at a major air disaster in Western ment Foundation. Officials said the plane, a “Creative Approach to In­ Europe this year and the second Lattimore took the feasibility medium-distance French-huilt dustrial Development” involving Spanish airlines. report to the U.S. Department craft, apparently burst into seminar, sponsored by the Chi March 5, two Spanish jets of Commerce, which dis­ flames while it was still in the Greater Manchester Chamber tributed copies to embassies air. collided over western France, of Commerce. killing 69 persons in an Iberia throughout the world. The plane took off from He has been in Manchester Airlines DC9. ’The other jet, a I" “Responses began coming in Madrid at 6:50 a.m. local time. since Sunday as guest of Mayor Spantax Coronado 990, landed Herald photo by Pinto at once,” said Lattimore. Industrial Development Discussed John Thompson and the Town “They came from Canada, safely with 106 persons on board Development Commission. His unhurt. Europe, Japan. A cablegram Beef Packers visit stems from a recent arti­ On July 11, a Brazilian Varig Paul W. Lattimore, mayor of Auburn, N.Y., tells Roy Normen, co-chairman of the Industrial-Commercial from the steel people In Japan Await Court Manchester business and community leaders how his town cle in the Wail Street Journal, said they wanted in immediate­ Airlines Boeing 707 jet crashed Development Council of the Greater Manchester Chamber describing his success in brought reverse foreign investments there and predicts ly. Canadians, Germans, near Paris’ Orly Airport, killing of Commerce, sponsors of the seminar. Seated between recruiting international in­ Decision 122 of the 134 persons on board. Manchester can do it also, if it wants to. He spoke at a Italians, Swiss and others Lattimore and Normen is James J. Musante, chief of the dustry to Auburn. called us by phone.” Producers, packers and con­ A British chartered jet “Creative Approach to Industrial Development” breakfast Connecticut Development Commission’s Division of “Always keep in mind,” said He said he and other Auburn sumers awaited a federal crashed in Switzerland on April seminar this morning. Seated at the head table at the left Lattimore to a group of about25 I;; Locational Services. He told of the state’s activities key people visited Japan, then judge’s decision today on 10, killing 106 persons. is Manchester Mayor . John Thompson. At extreme right is business and community whether the ceiling on beef toward bringing investments to Connecticut. Europe, “essentially on the leaders, “the well-being and steel proposal but, also, to let it prices should be lifted im­ future of Manchester should be mediately. be known other industries also in your hands. I will not trust are welcome in Auburn.” U.S. District Court Judge the growth of my town to the Morejl Sharp in Seattle, Wash., . The decision was to invite the News Capsules J Cox Argues President state or federal government. Japanese venture to Auburn. promised to rule today on a suit I’ll .use their tools, yes. Under a New York enabling brought by the Western States However, only the know-how Meat Packers Association. act. Auburn has an Industrial right in Auburn can make us Authority. It owns the land the There were fresh signs that Continue Search Skylab Flight Must Obey Subpoena move out — can make us ad­ mini steel mill is being con­ the beef shortage is growing. vance.” GREENWICH (AP) - SPACE CEN’TER, Houston structed upon. U will build the Ceilings on the prices of all Auburn, N.Y. Is a town of Greenwich police were (AP). Mission Control is min and will equip it to the foods except beef were lifted .WASHINGTON-,(AP) - immune (rom.couct orders “in­ with a 33-page brief In which It about 36,000 population,,with searching today for Robert becoming more confident that Watergate special prosecutor consistent with our entire con­ Japanese firm’s specifications. last month as the first stage of hUIlhouse, 48, of Stamford, mis­ called Cox’s attempt to get the another 15,000 scattered among It will provide them with 100 Phase 4 which went into full the Skylab 2 astronauts will be Archibald Cox filed a legal brief stitutional tradition.” tapes “a well-intentioned effort sing and presumed drowned able to return to earth Sept. 25 its suburbs. It is about 25 miles per cent financing, by selling effect today. Beef prices re­ today arguing that President He argued that the grand jury to obtain evidence for criminal west of Syracuse. after a boat capsized off in their own ferry ship and that Nixon has "an enforceable under whose authority the sub­ bonds on the open market. main frozen until Sept. 12, and prosecutions.” Lattimore received national Gr^nwich Point Sunday after­ a rescue flight won’t be poena was issued “is not In addition; said Lattimore, cattlemen have been legal duty not to withhold It referred to the courts ps “a attention for his plan to con­ noon. necessary. seeking to control the President his town has developed several withholding livestock, hoping material evidence from a grand co-equal but not a superior struct a 324 million mini steel Police said Millhouse and Asked by newsmen Sunday if jury.” in the exercise of his con­ other interesting ideas for for higher prices later. branch of government” and mill plant in Auburn and to three companions in a 14-foot it now appeared the astronauts stitutional powers, for, as we foreign investors, “all pressing “Even the highest executive said that for the courts to com­ lease it for 20 years to Attacks outboard boat were caught in a will make a normal trip home, officials are subject to the rule show, he has no constitutional for 1974 involvement and for pel the President to act “would Ltd. of Japan, a steel-producing squall on Long Island Sound flight director-Charles Lewis of law, which it is emphatically power to withhold the evidence setting up shop as soon as be a clear violation of the con­ company with sales totaling |4 about 4:15 p.m. said: "At this point, you’re sought by the subpoena merely possible.” the province and duty of the stitutional separation of billion iast year. Police rescued the th r^ com­ probably correct.” courts to declare,” Ck)x argued by his own declaration of the He said, “For many years, powers.” He said he realized three panions and recovered the boat. But as a precaution, a rescue in the latest round of the legal public interest. U.S. money has been invested years ago that the concept of ’The Coast Guard joined in the rocket and another Apollo craft battle over access to tape “The grand jury is seeking “The issue here is starkly mini steel mills was to grow in search for Millhouse Sunday will be moved to a Cape evidence of criminal conduct simple: will the presidency be (See Page Twenty) Sunny and warm this after­ recordings and other presiden­ the U.S. and throughout the afternoon. that the respondent happens to ailowed to continue to func­ noon. ’The high 85 to 90. Clear Kennedy, Fla., launch pad tial materials subpoqaned by world. After researching the Cox. tion?” the brief conciuded. tonight with the low in the up­ Tuesday. The rocket could be have in his custody—largely by subject for two years, he his personal choice. The White House brief was per 50s to low 60s. Sunny and Texas Slayings launched Sept. 10 or later If The special prosecutor filed became convinced the concept needed. primarily the work of Charles continued warm Tuesday. ’The HOUSTON (AP) - With his brief in U.S. District Court “All the court is asked to do is was desirabie for Auburn. Groman’s hold that the President is bound Alan Wright, professor of con­ high in the mid to upper 60s. authorities continuing the Astronauts Alan L. Bean, Dr. in response to the White House “Auburn,” he said, “lost its stitutional law at the University Precipitation probability- search that has unearthed 23 Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. argument that the courts lack by legal duties' in appropriate main industry, the Inter­ cases just as other citizens.” of Texas, who is acting as a Wins NE near zero this afternoon and bodies so far, one of the youths Lousma began the 17th day of the authority to compel Presi­ national Harvester Co., to special consultant to the Presi­ tonight, 10 per cent Tuesday. accused in some of the their planned 59-day orbital dent Nixon to obey subpoenas. When Nixon notified Cox and Memphis, Tenn. right after dent for this case. Tourney Winds northwesterly near 10 homosexual slayings here goes journey, yiith commander Bean ‘"The subpoena was properly Sirica he would not turn over World War II. Even though When it comes time to argue miles per hour this afternoon. into court today to ask for a set to try out a jet-propelled directed to the President and the tapes, the special International sold its plant to the case in court, Wright will Variable winds five to 10 miles psychiatric examination. back pack that looks like the court has power to enforce prosecutor asked Sirica to the town for |1, it didn’t do the M anchester’s G rom an’s represent Nixon. per hour tonight and Tuesday. Sheriffs from both (Chambers something out of Buck Rogers. it,” Cox qpid. order the President to'obey the 2,000 employes any good. The Sport Shop girts’ softball team subpoena. Outlook for Wednesday: fair and Galveston countibs start He called the White House move ro ck ^ the community will be going to the National Cox will argue the case for and continued warm. digging again today along the argument that the President is ’The White House responded for almost 15 years.” Slow Pitch Tournament at the prosecutor’s office. Gulf of Mexico beach where^ Insurgents Attack Since then, he said, com­ CSiattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 29. High Low Eventually the case is two bodies were found Friday. panies like General Electric Groman’s won the New Anchorage 59 46 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia expected to reach the Supreme Elmer Wayne Henley, 17, and the Singer Co. Climate Con­ England regional crown over Boston 89 69 (AP) — Khmer Rouge in­ Court for consideration. faces .his first court trol division have moved to the weekend. The team had Chicago 83 62 surgents attacked a govern­ Phase 4 Rules As solicitor general during appearance. Police say Henley Auburn. captured the Connecticut Denver 85 60 ment position less than five the Kennedy and Johnson ad­ has-admitted slaying nine of the “If a town sits back and does Amateur Softball Association Los Angeles 83 65 miles west of the Phnom Penh ministrations, Cox argued Tampa -89 76 young victims. airport today. nothing, that’s just what will (ASA) crown a week ago. Now In Effect scores of cases before the high happen — nothing,” he said. Details are on the sports court. “’Ihere’s no such thing as status pages.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation is now under Phase 4 Examination Of Agnew^s wage-price regulations, which took effect today. Under the new rules imposed by President Nixon, prices Small Cars To Take set by small and medium sized businesses may>be in­ Maryland Records Begins creased to reflect cost increases since the last quarter of 1972. WASHING’TON (AP) - The office would send a represen­ ’The records covering his 1966 said, is to permit inevitabie Spotlight For 1974 However larger firms, the 1,- tative Monday to select records U.S. attorney's office was gubernatorial campaign and his 700 companies with business of price increases to take place it wants. prepared today to begin picking vice presidential races in 1968 million a year, will have to gradually, rather than sudden­ DETROIT (AP) — Spurred by U.S, market with the Wankel American manufacturers He said the combing of the 3100 through a mountain of sub­ and 1972 show that consulting give 30 days notice of any price ly, and to limit increases to cost the gasoline shortage, small car rotary engine, has soid 73,055 expressed confidence their documents was necessary poenaed documents spanning engineers, architects and other hikes. increases and not allow profit sales are higher than ever and cars so far this year, compared small-car offerings would Spiro T. Agnew’s past public because “it would take a truck” contractors doing business with hikes. are expected to take the with 27,210 for the same period further blunt the inroads of years in an investigation of to haul all of them. Radoff is to the state contributed signifi­ Exempt from the new Officials hope Phase 4 will be spotlight when the U.S. auto in­ last year. foreign cars into the U.S. Maryland political corruption. appear before the grand jury cant sums of money, the regulations will be businesses the last attempt to control the dustry presents its 1974 models The increases have occurred market. Ibursday. A ^ew was told about two newspaper reported. with 60 employes or less, as will nation’s economy. Treasury next month. despite the dollar devaluation There was general agreement weeks ago by U.S. Atty. George The subpoenas call for all The Star-News also said the lumber industry and public Secretary George P. Shultz has Ford, General Motors, that made imports more expen­ among them that the foreign- Beall of Baltimore that the vice papers and records pertaining many of the same contractors service industries. said he doesn’t expect to an­ Chrysler and American Motors sive. “The dollar devaluation car share of the U.S. market, president was under investiga­ to. Agnew and a former Agnew also made contributions to Gasoline and petroleum nounce Phase 5. all put heavy emphasis on their didn't help, but the fuel crisis which reached 15 per cent in tion for possible bribery, extor­ aide back through 1962. But a Democratic Maryland Gov. products will remain frozen un­ Shultz said he believes either new offerings at the smalier, did,” said a spokesman for 1970 and 13.3 per cent last year, tion, conspiracy and income tax check with state officials Marvin Mandel’s 1969 cam­ til Aug. 19, and beef prices will Phase 4 will be the last such lower-priced end of the line. Voivo, which reported sales of would be reduced next year. law violations in connection showed that records on file only paign. be frozen until Sept, 12. , program or he won’t be the The U.S. automakers sold 1,- 34,122 cars in the first six Chrysler president John J. with a probe of corruption in go back as far as 1966, the year There is no legal prohibition Special rules will apply to the secretary if Phase 5 is needed. 759,706 compact and subcom­ months this year. That's aimost Riccardo said. "The trend Baltimore County and the state Agnew successfully ran for against corporate contributions insurance and health industries. Food prices were partially pact cars in the first seven 7,000 more than in the same toward smaller vehicles has of Maryland. governor. in Maryland elections. ’The 5.5 per cent wage in­ unfrozen in July and some months of 1973, an increase of period last year. been in effect now for some Agnew has unequivocally It has been reported that Asked about the possibility crease guideline is to continue government officials have 436,333 over the same period The U.S. automakers aren't time, several years, and with denied any charges that he some of the documents will tbah his campaign records from Phase 3. shown concern over the price last year. The small cars ac­ ignoring the big cars — which the emphasis on gasoline and accepted political payoffs, show Agnew received political would show such campaign con­ Commerce Secretary increases since then. counted for 29.3 per cent of U.S. George Romney, former presi­ the shortage thereof and the calling them “damn lies” and contributions from some of tributions, Agnew said at a Frederick B. Dent says Phase 4 Pork and eggs have been two domestic auto sales in the first dent of AMC, once called prices thereof and one thing and added that he had “absolutely those being investigated by news conference Wednesday: will probably be ended this of the fastest rising items, and seven months of this year, com­ "gasoline guzzling dinosaurs." another, that trend will un­ nothing to hide.” Beall for alleged kickbacks and year, but no firm date for en­ officials say they also fear a pared with 22.4 per cent in the But it appeared virtually cer­ doubtedly continue." Subpoenas were issued last bribes. “I would suspect they do, ding it has been set. jump in the cost of bread. same period of 1972. tain that the hot spot in the 1974 The U.S. auto firms also in­ week to the Maryland Hall of In its report, The Washington because anyone that’s been *nbe. administration has not “We expected an increase ... Small foreign cars also are auto sales rpce would be the tensified studies of alternate Records and the State Board of Star-News said Sunday it ob­ around the political scene in the made predictions as to the but food prices clearly have selling well. Volkswagen sold small car field. power plants, like Wankel, a Election Laws for Agnew’s tained cq>ies of the records. United States who would expect results of the new program and gone up higher than we 296,934 cars in the first six Entries such as AMC's new German-developed engine that campaign records. The newspaper said “almost all that campaign contributions no'target for the rate of infla­ expected,” said Kenneth Fedor, months of this year, compared compact-sized Matador II has only one-third as many On Friday, Morris L. Radoff, the donations appear to be in don’t come from' contractors tion by the end of the year has director of the Office of Food with 265,366 in the first half of coupe and Ford's rejuvenated parts, half the size and half tlw state archivist and records ad­ accord with the election laws doing state and federal business been set. Price Monitoring in the Cost of 1972, Mustang line were typical of weight of a comparable piston ministrator, said the attorney’s then in effect.” is quite naive.” ’The goal of Phase 4, officials Living Council. Mazda, the only car bn the offerings in that category. engine. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 13, 1973 WORLD ALMANAC ■SAM Play PACTS TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Cm... M,„.. A... l.V “ The L,and of ABC,” a tasy, written by Lee Hay, a S m Sctuntejr'o HoraM t o r Harlan Taylor Emcee r. children’s fantasy presented" North dealer Manchester High School CompMo TV Uatlngo NOT ALL FINESSES ^'.by SAM (Summer Activities Neither side vulnerable i'Give B lood Wediiesday^ English and drama teacher, ARE WORTH TRYING -n n Manchester), will run for NORTH At Shea Testimonial will be performed outdoors, Ry Alfred Sheinwold ;Us second performance and will last about an hour. ♦ A Q 5 Wednesday will be a day to do —8K)0— Certain combinations of A 42 . Harlan b . Taylor, a former making the need for blood even greater r-Tuesday, Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. at Admission is free. (3-S-22) NEWS something exceptional — to help save a cards are dealt just to tempt us. 0 A Q 82 town director, has been named than during the rest of the year. In order SLEEP SHOP "A(erplanck School. The fan­ life. How? By being a blood donor when (18) I SPY “ Try a finesse,” these cards 4 1 9 7 master of ceremonies for the to ensure that these hospitals are able to (20) OTHER WORLDS would say, if they could talk. Sept. 8 testimonial in honor of the Bloodmobile comes to Manchester for have blood on hand and ready for instant .SPECIAL OF THE WEEK WEST EAST . its monthly visit. (24) SESAME STREET “ What can you lose?” In 4 10 8 74 93 John F. Shea Jr., who im been use, it is imperative that donors continue The Bloodmobile will be staUoned at the MICHCASt CINEMAf 1234' (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH / today’s hand, nine declarers out i;? K 10987 appointed a Superior Court to support the Blood Program. judge. North United Methodist Church, 300 ■ EXIT fKFOBBES STREtTjof EXIT 5a(SILVER LANE) on t-14 EAST HABYPOlin^ - 8 :3 0 - of ten would try a trump finesse 0 J 9643 10 5 The jieed for blood takes no vacation, ACRES OF FREE UGHTED PAHKIWG • TEL. 56>-siiiA Parker St., from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. (3) CBS NEWS by leading the queen of hearts 4 A K 3 Q 1084 2 The announcement was made nor do the many people confined to URUmaOTI Each pint of blood voluntarily donated to (20) HAVE QUN - « toward dummy. This foolish SOUTH by Mrs. Jack R. Mercer and hospitals. Efforts are being made this 2:00 JAMESBONO^, Mrs. Rosa Parks initiated the Red Cross Blood Program is made i n WILL TRAVEL play would lose the contract. 4 K J 62 Raymond F. “ Sonny” Damato, month to encourage past and infrequent the first nationally signifi­ June B. Toihpkins available without charge to patients in the North dealer QJ 653 cochairmen. donors to give again; also, to recruit first­ Twilit cant direct civil rights action (22-30) NBC NEWS 45 Connecticut hospitals. Neither side vulnerable 0 K 7 Taylor, besides being a time donors and young people who have 9:5 ANDlCTDil by the American Negro -T r tH )- T I'I.M.I.I Iv ory ton Opening lead — King of clubs 4 65 former director, has served in a During summer months, donor turnout reached the age of 18 years. community when she refused (3) MOVIE AT BLAU FURNITURE STORES i Nutmeg Summer public government as a is traditionally at its lowest level. Appointments for the Bloodmobile can Che Ugend of to give her seat to a white Opening tonight and con­ , West leads the king of clubs, North East South West man on a bus in Montgom­ "Seven Seat to Calala" (1961) Playhouse ' member of the last two charter However, increased surgery s^edules be made by phoning the Manchester Red (8) TRUTH OR tinuing through Saturday is the continues with the ace and 1 NT Pass 2 4 Pass WHERE THIS SPECIAL PURCHASE IS MADE POSSIBLE | [Boggy Creeh ery Ala., on Dec. 1,1955, The revision commissions, is a along with more frequent accidents and Cross office, 643-5111. Walk-in donors will EUdtoCiwtar zany musical about the life of leads a third club^ You ruff the 2 0 Pass 3 9 Pass ATmM STOMV World Almanac recalls, "rhe CONSEQUENCES 4 ^ All Pass former chairman of both the serious injuries compound the problem by also be welcome throughout the day. I m iSt 1M Ml I J I 3:N ScN f:4S II (18) DICK VAN DYKE the Marx Brothers, “ Minnie’s third club and can now afford to With BLAU'S New 3 Store Buying ■ Montgomery bus segregation Tom Turnford of 95 Town Redevelopment Agency (20-22-30) NEWS Boys.’ ’ Performances are Mon­ lose exactly one trump trick. Opening lead - 4 K ordinance was d e c la r e un­ Deepwood Dr., Hebron, is and the Town Development Power — Hundreds of Twin Sets _ constitutional by the U.S. (24) VINCE LOMBARDI day through Friday at 8:30 If you- lead the queen of playing crap-shooting Nathan best chance against a 4-1 break Commission, and is a former Suprem e Court on N ov. 13, (40) ABC NEWS p.m., Wednesday matinee at hearts. West must cover with Detroit in “ Guys and Dolls,’’ is to lead a low trump to the member of the board of direc­ FIRM ECLIPSE MATTRESS N 1965. 2:30 p.m. and two shows on the singleton king. You can take -7:30— currently playing at the ace. This will wprk if the tors of the State Chamber of. ^oovfioht ^ 1973 Saturday at 6 and 9:30 p.m. Box the ace and the jack, but East is MATCHING BOX SPRINGS | (8) POLICE SURGEON singleton trump is the king. Commerce and the Capitol Gli^iLTHEATRES EAST office 767-8258. bound to get two trump tricks. They Gamble $7 Million viOOLf vinc-tSTf R'.K (18) MOVIE In today’s hand, a low h ^ p Region Planning Agency. MATCHING SETS! ■ 'PH The contract will surely be "F)ve Agalnat the House" (1955) to dummy’s ace would have He is a m em ber of the serving Connecticut homemakers .since 1909 Oakdale Theater defeated. (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Republican Town Committee, a uKLllhUMrtUKUUE This is not merely bad luck. solved R uth’s problem. When On Subscription Films (24) CHAN-ESE WAY Don Rickies will entertain corporator of the Savings Bank Harlan D. Taylor Your play of the queen of hearts you n e ^ several tricks in a (30) MOUSE FACTORY audiences tonight through of Manchester, and is manager f wBnagarmaapmi will seldom lose anything, but it suit, don’t lead the queen for a (40) POLKA Saturday. For a one-night stand finesse unless you can afford to of the Physics and Elec­ By BOB THOMAS can never gain. the government long ago FREE blau - 8 :00 - Kreskin comes to Oakdale on have it covered by a singletown tromagnetics Laboratories at Associaled Press Writer catastrophe,’ ’ said the furniture stores Consider All Possibilities A limited number of tickets banned major companies from 0EUVERY EAST WINDSOR!! (8-40) ROOKIES Sunday. Curtain times vary. king% United Aircraft Research producer. U East has the king of hearts, are reported available, and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Will “block-booking”—selling more '■ (■- I S t,i,t. •> V . . - U.S. RTiS* • 'D R IV E -IN ' ' ' 623-3079 S' (20-22-30) BASEBALL Box office, 265-1551. Daily Quealion Laboratories. “ The average cost of the 3*16-6606 383-5300 euS-llSO your finesse will lose. You they may be obtained from American audiences buy season than one picture at a time Jo S^nam aSSaSni WORLD Partner opens with one His wife, Saunda, is a former films is $800,000, but the could surely do just as well by Mrs, Warren Albert at 575 Main tickets to see quality films once theaters—and the Justice PER OF JOE QARAQIOLA Shakespeare Festival notnimp, and the next player vice chairman of the GOP town equivalent of $1.9 million is on MB’S THB OBVILTMBY y * FUi FOR TK RHOU MMIV!'' leading a trump to the ace and St., 649-9894; or Dariiato at 240 a month? Department stalled the deal. NAMED THE tSLAND FORI (24) CAMBRIDGE DEBATE T h ea ter pasaea. You holdi Spadea, K- committee. the screen. That w as ac­ 1116 Main St., Manolwiter another trump back. New State Rd., 646-1021. Producer Ely Landau, Meanwhile Columbia suffered ON WOMEN’S LIB The committee expects some complished only because of the 643-1160 Four plays are played in What if West has the king? He 7; Hearta, 6-5; Diamonda, K- Tickets are $12.50 per person. American Express and a Cana­ reverses and dropped out. “PIPPI K 450 to attend the testimonial, passion of creative people to do - 9 :0 0 - repertory through Sept. 2, with will then play it on your queen. J-6-2( Clubay Q-J-6-S-3a Tables for parties of ten only dian investor are gambling up­ Landau went ahead on his which will be held at The something a cut above the LONGSTOCKING” (3) HERE’S LUCY performances Tuesday through Then you will still lose a trump What do you say? wards of $7 million the answer own. Mat ■! 2 Md 2:4B Colony on Rt. 83 in Talcottville. will be accepted, and reser­ norm. OPEN TONITE and EVERY NITE ’til 9:00 (8-40) MOVIE Sunday at 8:30 p.m. and trick. Somebody, after all, is Answer: Bid three notnimp vations should be made with will be yes. “ We accomplished the im­ IESCHPEO FROM Em at 7 mi IsSS There will be a social hour at “The maximum salary for (Open Saturdoys til 5:30) "Fled Tomahawit" (1997) matinees at 2 p.m. on sure to have three trumps; and With 10 points in high cards you Mrs. Albert by Aug. 27. “ We’re , out to prove H.L. possible: eight pictures made (18) 700 CLUB , 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. actors was $25,000, fdr directors • Cash • Charge • Budget Tamia • Up To 3 Years To Pay Wednesday, Thursday, Satur­ even three trumps headed by want to be in game, since Mencken was wrong when he since last October, on-budget DEVIL'S ISLAND and writers, $30,oiM. (24) MYSTERIOUS MR. day and Sunday. Playing are partner promises 16 to 18. said that nobody ever went an d without major ELIOT the nine will be enough to get a SIdnay Poltler “ Measure for Measure,’ ’ “ The trick. Game in a minor suit is too broke by underestimating the -9 :3 0 - Country Wife,’’ “ Macbeth,” remote a possibility. taste of the American public,” “THE ORGANIZATION" NEW JOHN WAYNT In short, you must lose one (3) DORIS DAY and “ Julius Caesar.” Box of­ trump trick if the opponents’ Copyright fVTS Hebron says Landau. \ General Features Corp. Landau is the guiding force EAST HARTFORD ‘XAHILL -1 0 K M )- Tom Turnford fice, 375-4457. trumps are divided 3-2. Your '■•M B L'lUTE 3 • • D RIVE-IIM ■ • S2B-744B (3) MEDICAL CENTER behind the American Film U.S. MARSHAL” Theater, a bold experiment in Evas 7:20 - 0:18 (24) THE SESSION Triangle Playhouse s h e e r j TTT o iT' o ^ h e T r Ig ^ niONE 040-0333 movie presentation. Starting Wonderful World of Wicker Nutmeg in the Jorgensen FUNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEARI” -1 0 ;3 0 - “ Heaven Can Wait’’ is Three in GOP Race Oct. 29, 519 theaters in the Auditorium at University of MON. EVE -990 (18) LIVING WORD currently playing at the United States will begin (24) HOW DO YOUR Connecticut in Storrs. Triangle Playhouse in Far­ f i 'i - The Old Redhead For First Selectman monthly showings of a series of Based on the stories of PAPER MOON CHILDREN GROW mington through Saturday. Cur­ eight films, all of them made Broadway bard Damon Ru­ tain time is 8:40 p.m. ^ x of­ RYANO'NIAL @ - 1 1 : 0 0 - since last October. nyon, the musical is staged fice, 677-9119. Decorative Italian (3-8) NEWS Recalls TV Debut ANNE EM T Serving as an officer in this Among them: Katharine Hep­ TATUM O'NEAl nightly through Saturday. (18-22-30-40) NEWS Correspondent capacity, Mrs. Preli’s duties burn and Paul Scofield in 7 30 I BARGAIN MATINEE I Nancy Daniels of 49 Russell OPEN J30 SAT..S0N.H11;30P,M.| (20) HAVE GUN - Tel. 228-3971 will be the studies of peoples, Edward Albee’s “A Delicate A s s ’t Dr., Vernon, is also a member By JAY SHARBUTT tried to see approximately I___ M L SEATS 99c I THE MOST RANTASnCl WILL TRAVEL The Republican Town Com­ their backgrounds and B alance” ; Zero M ostel in LATE of the cast. Box office, 429-2912. AP Television Writer where the camera was poin­ ffi£t PfiRrilC 5?a-i333 UNpBlSEA ODYSSEY I (24) JANAKI mittee has announced it will Ionesco’s “ Rhiriocerous” ; Lee C h e s tn u t ting.” economics of other countries, EVERY NIGHT caucus on Thursday at 8 p.m. at to provide aid to those Marvin, Fredric March and -1 1 :3 0 - NEW YORK (AP) - Major Barber began in 1930 as a 35- 580 BURHSIOI iVE tiS T HfiRTFURQ (3) MOVIE the Gilead Hill School All- requesting, on a long-term Robert Ryan in O’Neill’s “ The league baseball on TV is old hat cents-an-hour announcer and B a sk e ts 5 HiNUTtS FROM HTfO I 84 i n Theater Purpose Room for the purpose development plan basis through Iceman Cometh” ; Stacy Keach THE "Harry Blacli and the Tiger" (1958) Coachlight Dinner , today. But it all started in sportscaster for the campus (8) MOVIE of selecting party-endorsed government and private in Osborne’s “ Luther’’; Your Choice T h ea tre Brooklyn 34 years ago, with the radio station at the University NEPTUNE "Short Qraaa" (1950) Schedule candidates for municipal of­ drgahizations. Laurence Olivier and Alan Hon. Red Barber presiding over of Florida, where he was Our Reg. 2.99 ' (20-22-30) JOHNNY CAHSON Bruce Gordon and Linda fices to be voted on Nov. 6. Mrs. Preli is an ex-president Bates in Chekhov’s “Three blurry, black-and-white history. working his way through liiby lerican FACTOR (40) HOWARD COSELL WITH Kaye Henning will head a ten- Two candidates - Mrs. of the local women’s club and Sisters.” Oil Last 3 Woeks As one newspaper put it then, school. n u a John Waynara Claaolo THE MAIMI DOLPHINS member Broadway cast in the East Hartford Drive-In — “ I Patricia Mulligan and Chet presently is serving as a No tickets are to be sold for 1 ^ thraSapt. 2 “ Major league baseball made It led to a 925-a-week job in CULPEPPa UTTU 00. Coachlight Dinner Theatre Escaped From Devil’s Island” Thompson — have previously member of the publicity com ­ . individual performances. *a a 6 M b M n iMii« its television debut as the 1934 as a staff announcer at a comedy “ Born Yesterday” 8:10; “ The Organization” 10:00 announced they will seek the mittee. Subscribers will pay $30 per Dodgers and Reds battled liC o n n . starting a six-week' run South Windsor Cinema — Cincinnati radio station, where position of first selectman. season for night performances, through two games at Ebbets Caldor Saccharine Tuesday, executive producer “ Naptune Factor’’ 7:00; he covered Reds games five Saturday, Rhymond Burt of $24: for matinees. There will be 2.47. Field before two prying electric years. 4 M ATS. W K K L Y : Wed., Thurs., Sat. & Sun. CT-rii 1 ji r r m . 1 Sam Belkin has announced. “ Culpepper Cattle Co.” 9:00 Rt. 6 declared his interest for Tea printed programs and inter­ B ottle o f lOO ‘eyes’ of station W2XBS..” The women’s club also an­ EVaS. THIS WEEK! T ies, thru Sat. Gordon played the notorious U.A. East 1 - “ Oklahoma Then came 15 years—and his that post. missions, as in the legitimate Cur Reg. 39c The station belonged to NBC, nounced that it will hold a theater. "MARVELOUS. IT THRILLED ME - Barnes, N.Y. Times Herald i Frank Nitti in the television hit Crude” 7:10-9:20 greatest fame—as the voice of It appears now that this is the Woven Rattan which has brought Barber out membership tea on Aug. 21 at 8 serial “ The Untouchables” and U.A. East 2 - “ Day of the the Brooklyn Dodgers. only contest, unless other “ We’re not aiming at the pre­ ■ MEASURE FOR MEASURE Evgs au, le 25, of retirement to be guest com­ p.m. at Mrs. Preli’s home. Caldor Super Plate Holders 28, 29. Mats.: Aug. 19, 22. 23. Sept. 1. Yesterdays later Gus Chemak on “ Peyton Jackal ” 7:00-9:30 nominations for other positions sent movie audience,” Landau mentator for tonight’s national­ Any young women wanting to Imported GREAT FUN EVENING Barnes, N.Y. Times Place.” Miss Henning was the U.A, East 3 - “ Sound of are presented from the floor. said. “ We’re presenting motion Platinum Blades petite redhaired star of “ Pet­ ly televised baseball show, pit­ Incumbents who have join may contact Mrs. Bonnie pictures for people who have by WILLIAM WYCHERLEY. Music” 2:00-8:00 Pack Q f 4 Wicker ■ THE COUNTRY WIFE ting Cincinnati against Fitchel or Mrs. Kathy Korbich. lost the motion picture habit. Pkg. of 10 Evgs.: Aug. 21, 24, Sept. 1. Mats.: Aug. 15,16, 18, 26,30. 25 Years Ago ticoat Junction” and “ Green Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live ^4 expressed an interest in seeking Acres.” Pittsburgh. re-election are A. Pete Dallaire “ This will be a chance for Cur Reg. 59c “UNUSUAL. CHALLENGING PRODUrTION."- e a rn .., n .v , r/m .s C.. Gideon Rice is named new and Let Die” 2:00-4:30-7:05-9:35 Hampers Coachlight Dinner Theatre is Things are a bit different for selectman; Harry Wirth for them to see motion picture fare MACBETHEvgs.: Aug. 14,17, I8, 22, 31. Mats.: Aug. 12, 25, 29. president and general manager Showcase Cinema 2— “ Mary Your Choice B now. Six color cameras will Thank You that doesn’t play down to the of the Manchester Lumber and located at the junction of 1-91, Poppins” 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:30 Board of Finance; Edward Caldor Baby Oil Cur cover the game, slow-motion The women’s club also thanks lowest denominator of the B JULIUS CAESAR Evg : Aug 15 Fuel Company, which changed Rt. 5 and Main St. in the Showcase Cinema 3 — “ The Hinchliff for Board of Eiduca- Reg. the Bolton Junior Women’s 16 oz. bottle Cl 972-2756; Evgs. 8:30. Mats. 2:00. Warehouse Point section of replays will abound and the tion; Mrs. Marion Foote for human mind. You can count on PANAViSIONS t g f k ownership. Richard F. Dimock Friends of Eddie Coyle” 1-30- Cur Reg. 80c 1.29 Tuei. thru Fri. Eves, t Wed. A Thurs. Mats.: Orch. & price of a 60-second commer­ Club for its donation of a two hands the number of in­ METROCOLOR MGm VU was named treasurer of the East Windsor. Call 522-1266 for 3:30-5:30-7:45-10:00 Family Dining town treasurer; Wilbur Porter He::. $8.00/ Bale. 55.50. Sourmet Heaks: (203) 370-7321 company. reservations. cial will exceed an NBC vice for Board of Tax Review; duplicator to the Hebron Club. tellectually provocative films AMERICAN EXPRESS & MASTER CHARGE accepted at Stratford Bos Office Only. Showcase Cinema i — “ The president’s salary for all of Is Best Charles Eaton for Planning and that have been made in the past -i ■! . Legend of Boggy Creek” 2:00- Caldor Baby Powder llO u r inMES GOBUilN 1939. Zoning Commission; James five years. They’re- just not Shop^af Sar^kli NEWINQTON-Th. 10 Years Ago 3:55-5:50-7:45-9:45 Mon. thru Thurs, Tax Meeting M M 10” Round, Great for Barbecue's ./ Reg The Old Redhead recalls his Derby and Emery Taylor for done.” 14 oz. size JENNIFER miENl Atty. Arthur J. LcGair Jr. is Goodspeed Opera House Assessor, Harold Maddocks Cur Reg. S9c U to Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, TV debut well, partly because SOME HOUSE Zoning Board of Appeals; and Landau had previously elected president of the has announced that a special 14.95 TOs is the final week of “45 Caldor Shopping Plaza — he didn’t have a TV monitor to Roger Crosby, Eula Berglund, produced two prestige films, Manchester Bar Association. „ SPECIALS meeting will be held Aug. 20 at HE CAREY Minutes From Broadway” “ Scarecrow” 7:15-9:15 help him describe the pictures a Donald Belanger and Raymond “ Long Day’s Journey into CAUMM 7:30 p.m. at the Gilead Hill currently playing at Goodspeed Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, few hundred vie7ers were Burt for constables. Night” and “ The Pawnbroker,” FLAZA ■wwleM iwMt of chlckM Olnl School to answer questions ONE WEEK SPECIALS! 646-2228 IRIEJUMIENT in Eiast Haddam. The George Caldor Shopping Plaza — seeing. Those seeking election for the as well as the Play of the Week regarding forest and farm land ^ PANAVISION' m o v ie M. Cohan musical will play “ Theatre of Blood” 7:30-9:30 “ I was supposed to have a .M mI s m m | series on public television. He Q IM nNOB first time are Mrs. Janis Preli classifications. Monday through Friday at 8:30 Burnside Theater - “ Paper I'RMNNeM FORPARENTBANO headset which would connect for the Board of Education; t . ^ took his "plan for the American p.m., ^turdays at 5 and 9 p.m., Moon” 7:30-9:30 13.50 to $5.95 Film Theater to American Koiidchrome younqpeople me with the director, Burke Robert Dixon for Board of Tax Last week Maddocks notified :CP SC' with Wednesday matinee at State Theater — “ Man Who Crotty, outside in a truck,” said Review; Edward Foote for property owners in town who Express in January of 1971 and 7*> « M* nMip k M Mmb 2:30 p.m. Loved Cat Dancing” 9:05: the 65-year-old dean of ElEGANT Planning and Zoning Commis­ own 25 acres or more of either drew enthusiasm from board PSEPAtO m H* MMM timnt *)> M«r cMMm. Fifteen minutes prior to show “ Slither” 7:30 PROCESSING American sportscasters. sion, and Ian (k)oke for alter­ actively used farm land or chairman Howard Clark. /, time, Joel Schiavone perches on BANQUET MAILER Vernon Cine 1 — “ Pippi “ He was supposed to tell me nate to the Zoning Board of woodland tracts that with the American Express wanted *F OH MOVIE FlUA orSUDCS jAUAUt ABNinU the edge of the stage and the comfort of an established AMMIMlwn Longstocking” 2:00-7:00-8:35 from time to time what p io FACILITIES Appeals. current reappraisal program a creates a special mood for the Vernon Cine 2 — “ Pippi tures he was getting so I could Incumbent Tax Collector substantial increase in taxes on film company, and so Columbia show by rendering a number of For n io 300 Fooph Longstocking” 2:45; “ Cahill, make some reference to it. Mrs. Marian Celio has acerage parcels would result. Pictures entered the plan. But A U M U AMH1T H Cohan melodies on his banjo. U.S. Marshall” 7:20-9:15 UertiiMMiit Fri. • $il G E N E A L inMalSuUMntHMM Well, that communication expressed an interest in the Beginning Aug. 20, Manchester Drive-In — “ The broke down. 872-02(9 I7S44I1 position of town clerk. Mrs. He explained that state HACKMAN PACINO lARGEST AMUSEMENT Goodspeed will feature Man Who Loved Cat Dancing” “ Now, when a camera came Celio is an unaffiliated voter statutes provide for relief from BRING YOUR G.E. Automatic 20 Ex. Slide/8mm PARK IN NEW ENGIAND “Something’s Afoot,” a new [ a«leB-4eclnle Um R O nin Proctor Silex TJrWHiSSk, eaiM V - 9 8:15; “The Carey Treatment” on, a red light on the camera and is also being presented at fair mailcet value assessment ■k-k-k-k-k-k-K-K-k Mtniciu murder-mystery musical. 17 iMuirat 10:15 would go on. So I tried to look at the Democratic caucus on Aug. for owners of active used farm WELFARE-UNION steam & Dry Iron 2 Slice Toaster Processing Mailer NrtMirMuliAMMtn Box office, 873-iS668. FrM VsniM (Me tt. 83 'BOiNUS DAYS & iNlGHTS Meadows Drive-In — the two cameras to see which 21 for this position. units and owners of tracts of OR ^ S C f m R f M “ Graduate” 8:35; “ Carnal one had the red light going. I NirfliibMrtSMbs Women's Club woodland. Our EVERY DAY & NIGHT Storrowton Theatre Se“^ Q Q c VINCENT PRICE Knowledge” 10:42 The Hebron Junior Women’s INSURANCE Reg. 1.29 including SUNDAYS The final presentation in Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ The Club has announced that Mrs. At the meeting, Maddocks 8.99 _ 9.97 Mon. - Tims. (AfiHMlMyiary All London - Phase 4 Ml Seats Mack” 8:30; “ Soul To Soul” and a representative from the PRESCRIPTIONS 6.70 Toast shade selector for the For processing of Ko- ENTIRE PARK OPEN -1 P.M. Storrowton’s (liildren enter­ Janis Preli of Hall Rd. has been 10:40 Department of Environmental At the flick of a switch for APTCRNOON tainment program will be elected to the Connecticut State toast you like. Hinged crumb dachrome Anscochrome - East Windsor Drive-In — Protection will fiilly explain Parrott - Mam - Hi - plenty of Ironing Steam. Light­ tray for fast easy cleaning. Ektachrome. Processing by Badges On Sale Thursday. Pla^ng at 11 a.m. Federation of Women’s Clubs, PINE PHARMACY “ Cahill, U.S. Marshall” 8:10; Junior Membership, Inter­ Public Act 490 which gives this weight, easy to handle. #13112 Heat resistant handles. #T17 quality Independent Lab. will be "The Golden Goose.” 664 CENTER STREET r 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Box office, 522-5212. “ The .Thief Who Came To national Affairs Department; preferential tax treatment. Deram Good for All Rides Dinner” 10:10 S T J I k l T E ; |2?l*rCTTr] -J <5 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. 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j^ G E FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.; Aug. 13, 1978 fUandiratpr iEttPuiu^ Iipral^i i Bolton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Aug. 13. 1973 — PAGE FIVE Founded Oct. i , 1881 Today^s Cheney Tells Status Of Roof Leak^^^^STl School Costs Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their DONNA HOLLAND project to carry over into pleased to be informed by him Choiey to discuss toe situation. Correspondent winter when freezing weather had shown good faith and com­ Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30, that Mr. Gordon of the Barrett Cheney was requested to have plete responsibility in the Offset Less Enrollments Thought 646^)375 would prevent any work. Co. had authorized him to nudce 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the .circulation Leinhard arrange a meeting matter. HARTFORD (AP) - The in­ ticipated decline in enrollments Douglas (^eney, chairman of Donald CorreU, vicfi- repairs to toe brokm mem­ with Kemble and also to look total local spending for educa­ Published every evening except Sun­ departm ent, 647-9946. , Happiness for us this year the Public Building Commis­ presldent of Peaslee, wrote On July 12 Leinhard inspected creasing cost of educating the was a justification for failing to tion actually will increase $73 branes at the two expansion into toe pMsibility of a cutoff- the school roof and wrote state’s public school children days and holidays. Entered at the was returning from our vaca­ sion, attended a recent meeting Fishman in November 1972 joints at the school. increase state aid to local million, and that reduced school Member Audit Bureau of Circulation tion in Iowa and discovering date as to when toe work should Fishman that he was at a loss to will offset most of the an­ education or for holding in­ Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ of the Board of Education in telling them to make the Leinhard relayed toe infor­ ^ completed. enrollments would result in Member of The Associated Press that our neighbors had weeded explain why toe exposed ply of ticipated savings from creases to a modest level. cond Class Mail Matter. answer to an invitation by the necessary repairs at once. mation to Dr. Castagna who in­ Cheney received a letter from reducing school costs by only our garden. board to review the status of Leinhard wrote Aetna in membrane base flashing on declining school enrollments, But CCM President John J. about $7 million. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher formed him that another leak Leinhard dated July 3 enclosed canted surface of expansion There is something .December 1972 explaining that the Connecticut Conference of Sullivan, first selectman of Projections of public school The Manchester. Publishing Co. the roof repairs at Bolton had occurred in the roof above with a copy of a letter from joints appear to be spaced out fascinating about w a tc ^ g Elementary School. roof leaks had developed at the Mayors and Muncipalities Fairfield, said the state board costs by CCM showed expen­ assumes no financial responsibility for another classroom. Leinhard Fishman dated July 3 and a from under the ply, or perhaps (CCM) predict^ today. plants grow and re a ^ z in g location of two expansion joints did not release projections of ditures of $770 million in 1973- typographical errors appearing in adver­ Voluminous correspondence requested Fishman investigate Copy of a letter dated January several plys were away from A study by the group shows how important they really are has passed between the Bolton through the entire structure local school expenditures which 74, $840 million in 1974-75, ^14 Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in toe leak and make necessary 1973 from Aetna. This was toe toe wood cant. continuing inflation, higher in our lives. Man has a lot of from foundation to roof surface he said would corroborate million in 1975-76, $984 million Payable in Advance Board of Education, Bolton repairs. ^ first time Cheney had seen toe He asked to be present when The Manchester Evening Herald. other uses for plants besides at the school. „ teacher salaries, the rising cost CCM’s findings and show the in 1976-77 and more than $1 One M onth...... $3.25 Public Building Conunission; Leinhard wrote Robert Aetna letter. toe remedial work was done of supplies and services and Display advertising closing hours, food. Cotton, linen, tobficco, Malmfeldt Associates, He said that in both cases the need for substantial increases billion for the 1977-78 academic Single Copy ...... 15? Dingier,' field sales nna^ger, The Aetna letter said toe and joints opened up for view. fixed costs not affected by in state aid. three full days prior to publication. newspapers, furniture, tires architects represented by cap sheet forming the base year. By Carrier, W eekly...... 75? Eastern Division, ’The Celotex since its principal was able to As a result of Cheney meeting school population variations Sullivan said CCM’s research Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon and rope, to name only a few. Robert Leinhard; A.F. Peaslee, flashing had split at the canted Corporation, in March 1973 The state legislature One Y e a r...... $39.00 respond to its obligation, they, with toe school board and the will force an increase in per indicates an average $66 million prior to day of publication; 12 noon Plants which have been Inc., general contractor; surface. The roof is not subject asking to be informed when the as surety, were cons^ln^ provided for no increase in Six M onths...... $19.50 last meeting of the PBC, pupil spending despite reduc­ increase annuaily in public state aid to education this year Friday for publication Saturday and extinct for many years are Fishman & Sons, roofing con­ to leaks unless ponding, caused firm planned to remove toe from interfering in toe conduct Cheney will write Leinhard to tions in school populations. Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. luseful, too. They provide j;as, tractor; and Aetna Life and by ice on the roof surfaces, school expenditures that should for the first time since 1961-62 flashing and investigate toe of its business affairs. arrange toe requested meeting The CCM said the State Board reach an level of more than $1 dye, sweet sceiits and oil. Our Casualty Insurance C. to deter­ reaches the point of the cracks although there will be an in­ cause of tear in membrane. ' Leinhard said that if all cor­ and hopefully have toe roof of Education released projec­ billion by 1977.-78. He said that uses for plants are tremendous. mine the cause and respon­ in membrane, he explained. crease in the cost of providing In May Fishman wrote respondence wais reviewed toe repaired before winter sets in. tions of school enrollments last during the projected five-year “And God saw everything sibility for leaks in the roof of Leinhard wrote Aetna that pubiic school education that is Leinhard to say that he, along relationship of Aetna as surety, week suggesting that the an- period, from 1973-74 to 1977-78; that he had made, and behold, it the elementary school since the condition was first reported expected to be about $62 with William Kemble of the The Celota Corp. as principal million, Sullivan said. Purnell Pl.^ was very good.” completion of the school in in June 1972 to Peaslee who Celotex Corp. and Gordon went and Fishman & Sons as roofing Bolton “Very Good” almost seems August 1969. r^uested repairs be made by to the school to check the leak. contractor would emerge. like to weak an adjective. The Celotex Corporation’s Fishman. A second request was Kemble sai^ he felt the bond Fishman, claimed toe crack in Insurance Fund Barrett Roofing bond, held by made to Fishman in November could not cover movement membrane was caused by DON'T "BORROW Submitted by Aetna, guaranteed the roofing 1972 with copies sent to Aetna between two portions of toe deflection of steel deck and The appropriation of $50,000 for im­ explanation of the insurance credit Ronald J. Fournier and flashing installed by asking repairs be made under building. He said toe material Celotex desclaimed respon­ Adult Education Fishman for a period of 20 the terms of the bond. itself was properly installed sibility to cover toe cost of SOMEONE ELSE'S provements to I^irnell PI. is a big step fund. Emanuel Lutheran Church years beginning Aug. 1,1969. At Leinhard repeated the and firmly' attached to the repair work under terms of toe toward keeping Downtown Acting Town Manager John Harkins the same time a two-year request to Aetna in December wood. bond. Topic of Survey PRESCRIPTION guarantee was received from and suggested repairs be made Manchester alive. did comment the other day that the in­ Theleak itself would not admit Fishman. by Fishman. ’The leaks were much water to toe building PRARIE DOG COLONY (At Animal Fairo) (Photo by Reginald Pinto) His associates, said Lein­ DONNA HOLLAND Memorial Park toe Sauers will surance credit fund dollars are The Fishman guarantee caused by ordinary wear and except that toe condition was We can’t help but share the dismay hard, disputed toe contention Correspondent play Clerk Wellpoint. claimed the firm would, at its tear of toe elements and not by aggravated by a ponctog of taxpayer dollars, not those of town that steel deck had deflected 646-0375 Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at of some town directors when it was own expense, make any repairs unusual conditions listed in toe tvater because of poor employes. bond he said. and enclosed details of expan­ The Bolton Junior Women’s Herrick toe Bombers will play revealed that financing of the ap­ necessary to maintain the roof drainage. Recommendations to Club, at toe request of toe installed by it against defects of It was the opinion of his sion joint construction, a the Aces while the Spoilers play In the meantime, we hope the correct the problem were review by engineers and con­ Board of Education, has been propriation is to be achieved from an The Innocent associates, Leinhard wrote, given. the Striders at the high school. town’s Board of Directors gives its % workmanship or materials, in­ cluded with a directive to conducting a survey to deter­ jury from any cause other than that the breaks had been caused Bulletin Board insurance premium-credit fund. Max Lerner Lainhard answered Fishman Fishman to make rquirs and mine if there is enough interest full stamp approval to the $50,000 ap­ / % ordinary wear and tear of the by toe vulnerability of mem­ that he could not accept toe There will be a special Directors should be the first to know determine toe cause of separa­ to warrant an adult evening meeting tonight from 7:30 until elements excepted. brane in toe location which explanation of toe cause of toe propriation. It will be ef positive step Bystander tion of cant block and vertical education program in Bolton. 8:30 p.m. for anyone wishing to and of course it is fitting that they be Superintendent of Schools Dr. appears to be separated from break in toe base flashing that 2x6 curb block which had The survey should be com­ comment on the Bolton toward halting the declining tax base Joseph Castagna, wrote toe cant strips and may accord­ occurred directly over toe cant. made aware of any surplus funds at Comments transmitted stress to toe mem­ pleted Wednesday. Summer Recration program. in Downtown Manchester. Leinhard, the architect’s ingly be subject to stress that He said he felt toe cap flashing budget time. 4 rt Hoppe would not be present in toe mem­ brane, causing toe crack. Questions include whether or At 8:30 p.m. those directly af­ representative, on Sept. 19,1972 of toe expansion joint was toe not you are interested in such a To our knowledge, the appropriation brane followed and was in con­ Leinhard said as a result of filiated with this summer’s about the leaks. The leaks were culprit and had caused the program, if you would be At the same time, though, let’s Would You Buy A Used Tape... tact with toe surface of toe cant his May letter, Fishman had program will meet to review it will also be the first concrete step the Two Conversations located in the halls outside the crack in membrane of base willing to pay a fee, areas of in­ Dear Mr. President: I, Joe strip. accept^ the directive and and outline plans for next Aunt Susie's medicine was pre­ don’t pass judgment on Town Town of Manchester has taken in owner. When it clears the bank staff room, girl’s lavatory and flashing. struction you would be in­ ...... Sikspak, American, take pen in Copies of Leinhard’s letter planned to do toe work when toe year’s program. you can come in and s ip the reading room, in the South If removal of the cap flashing terested in, if you would be in­ scribed for her alone— don't think Manager Robert Weiss until we have some years toward keeping Down­ hahd to stick a couple of oars in was sent to the general contrac­ weather and periodic visit of papers.” vestibule leading to the revealed that toe adjacent wood Kemble coincided. terested in teaching and toe had an opportunity to hear his the fire. I see where you’re not tor, toe roofing contractor and that it will necessarily benefit you town Manchester alive and well. CARACAS — Two of the most /everything with bayonets instead of to the Venezuelan “I don’t get to test drive it?” kindergarten win} and in two curb construction on each side He apologized to Cheney that best times for courses to be interesting conversation I have except sit on them; that what people, became Betancourt’s going to let nobody listen to says Houlihan. classrooms. to the Barrett Roofing Division of toe expansion joint was in­ taught. your private tape collection. of the Celotex Corp. the m a tte r had been so. because you've got the same symp­ had here were with men now the colonels and generals have minister of mines and “I told you I already test Castagna wrote Leinhard that correctly or inadvertently If anyone has not been con­ RANdE AND Leinhard stressed toe urgen­ prolonged but was sure Cheney out of active public life but who done has been to take over in­ petroleum and launched a Like you say, you been over drove it,” says Honest in­ he had previously indicated the spiked together the respon­ tacted and is interested in such toms! Only a doctor can determine cy of toe repairs and said his would recognize to patch the FUEL Oil still exert a great influence. dustries, which isn’t the same policy of squeezing the oil com­ those tapes with a fine-combed dignantly, “and it is perfect.” roofer planned to correct the sibility would be toe general program, he is requested to call tooth just to see if you done associates felt Fishman should cracked membrane would be r.ASOLlNE what medicine is required for your Expert Cites Reasons One was with Romulo Betan­ as socialism; that the earlier panies which has made history “If it’s perfect,” says situation that summer. He said contractors, said Lainhwl. He to ignore toe underlying cause either Esther Haloburdo, something wrong that might take immediate steps to make court, the other with Perez regimes, influenced by the not only in the Americas but in Houlihan, “how come I don’t he hoped some remedy would add^ he was sure Peaslee and invite its recurrence. Laurwood Dr. or Judy Sienna, good health. Alfonso. Each is an original — aristocracy, had been short on the Middle East. have escaped your memory. get a crack at it?” be forthcoming before the roof toe necessary repairs in toe would accept the costs of cor­ School Rd. BANTLY OIL assumption the cost of the ’Ihe school board questioned one a man of a action who social justice; that military For it was Perez Alfonso And sure enough, by George, “Because,” says Honest, froze. rection in toe event. Softball Play-Off For Rising Food Prices you didn’t! repairs would be reimbursed whether or tiot Aetna could COMPANY. INC. thinks, the other a man of regimes are notoriously un­ who, very early, got the idea of “you may be one of these In October 1972 Cheney wrote However, until toe cap was assign another contractor to to The men’s slow pitch softball Only, like you say, there’s through toe bond. thought who acts. stable, and that whether in building a world organization of suspicious types. You hear a Leinhard saying toe PBC had removed tte eventuality could toe necessary repairs. play-offs begin tonight at 6:30. 331 Main Street Why, all of a sudden, are food prices always a couple of suspicious In January of this year virtually regardless of cost. The same Both are in their 60s, but time Peru or Greece, the danger in oil-producing companies, which normal little plink or clunk and expected the situation would not be determined. At toe Bolton High School field, Tel. 649-4595 WESTOWN t:^es who might hear the tapes soaring? condition applies increasingly to the has not bypassed them. The un­ the future is that one military would act together in their com­ you would attack my integirty. have been corrected by then Leinhard wrote Fishman to say All of which led to toe invita­ Leinhard said that would be St. George’s will play the ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ iversity students follow other mon interests. The Arabs took diflerent. So, in the interest of This I cannot afford. Don’t you and that they did not want the Rockville 875-3274 According to one expert — L.H. coup will be succeeded by that his associates were tion by toe school board to unwise inasmuch as Fishman Crickets, while at Herrick 4SS HARTf-ORO ROAO ' '■ ! ■' producers of eggs and pork, to leadership symbols, yet the in­ others. it up, added a political bent to getting at the truth, we got to trust me?” Simerl of the Cooperative Extension dairymen and to the operators of cat­ fluence of these two men will Betancourt still ruggedly it, and it is now the formidable take your word for it. “Not much,” says Houlihan. Well, that’s okay by me. If • I of toe University of Illinois’ College of tle feedlots. remain long after the holds his basic thesis that the OI^EC, which casts a long “Okay,” says Honest with a fashionable campus ideologies shadow over the oil distributors you can’t trust you, who can you Agriculture — there are four main problems of Venezuela are of a sigh. “Mail me an extra ten (3) The disappearance of price- have withered and grown stale. pyramidal structure of society and consumers of Western trust? And now all you got to do bucks and I’ll toss in a money- causes, and none of them developed stabilizing reserves of farm products. I knew Romulo Betancourt in and the economy, with an un­ Europe and Japan as well as is convince Houlihan. Ever back parantee.” New York in the late ’40s, when equal distribution of wealth at North America. since Houlihan bought a used “What can I lose?” says all that suddenly. For most of toe past 40 years, the he was drumming up American the top, and with children at the Perez Alfonso’s passion today car from Honest Anastasia, he Houlihan. So he sends Honest (1) The rising incomes of con­ government helped stabilize farm support for the first postwar base of the pyramid who don’t is for ecology and education, hasn’t trusted man nor beast. $810 and goes down to get the but he feels it forms a whole What happened, see, is sumers. prices by buying when supplies where democratic regime. He still show up in school because there car, which is a 1958 wreck. carries on him the burns and with his thinking, about oil. He Houlihan reads this ad in the The increased prosperity of most is no breakfast for them at '' “I said ’73 registered,” says excessive and selling when there were scars from the assassination home. wants Venezuela to keep cut­ paper: “A Steal! ’73 registered Honest. “Look at those new Americans is readily apprent to shortages. attempt by Rafael Trujillo’s As I see Betancourt’s great ting oil production and raising Goliath-8. $800 down to earth plates. Now s ip this $2,000 loan price.” everyone who has observed the goons. But his thinking-is canny talent it has been to translate prices, so as to keep the state’s for the balance. Like I said, Now, the government has only and vigorous, his phrases vivid. his vision of distributive justice oil revenues the same. The So Houlihan calles up Honest. $800 down.” changes in personal and family living small reserves that can be sold to There is no one quite like him in into functioning party curse of modern governments, “What’s wrong with it?” says “ ‘To earth,’ says Houlihan. Latin America — the retired he says, is the rising revenues Houlihan. conditions over the past 10 or 20 years, meet rising demands from our own programs and governments, “Where else?” says Honest. political leader who still which lead to terrible Honest is offended. “I have writes Simerl in Patrons Guide, and to do it without “But I take it you are not people and from other lands. dominates his party and has the demagoguery. President governmental waste and cut the personally test driven that satisfied with your $10 money- published by FS Services of Mendota, (4) The growing tendency of world respect of most parties as a Rafael Caldera’s party, incentive for innovation. He is beautiful car for twelve hours back parantee.” lU. kind of gray eminence. COPEI, gets its own vision of himself a Socialist, and sees the and it is absolutely perfect. It demand for farm products to increase “That I’m not,’’ says He has sharp comments on sociai justice from liberal future as belonging to was owned by two little old Houlihan. Grain-fed-beef, for example, once a faster than production. the nondemocratic regimes Catholic thought, mpch as socialism, but Venezuela (he ladies who could not operate a “Okay,” says Honest. now making their challenges. says) is not Sweden, and is not motor vehicle and thus used it luxury enjoyed only by higher income Until recently, the optimists who Eduardo Frei’s similar party “Here’s your $10 back.” About Peron: That his political ready for it. He putsi his as a gazebo. Therefore, it has families, has become a “necessity of and government did in Chile, So, like I say. President, believed that the world could feed all comeback is due to a large and Caldera (like Betancourt) energies now into education, only 78.3 miles on the while I’d trust you any day of life.” Despite recent protests — and, its people seemed to be right. But nostalgia for the “good days” has shown shrewd pragmatic preaching a combination of the speedmeter.” the week over Honest, when he squandered huge sums bent. work 6f head and hand — a kind “Criminy nettles,” says toe abnormal situation regarding beef 1971 and 1972 brought short crops in Houlihan’s a bitter man. He’s and built popular support; tl|,at Perhaps democracy has been of John Deweyism in a Latin Houlihan, “78.3 miles?” — food is more abundant pnd is not-going to buy no used tapes many places — Russia, China, India, he has always shown skill in possible in Venezuela because American setting — which has “Why quibble?” says Honest. from you without checking out floating over chaos, but at 77 he had little effect thus far. I’ll make it 48.2.” available in more convenient forms. Southeast Africa and elsewhere. Bad these two visions can compete the plinks and clunks. is chronologically overdue, and He has influenced the oil “I’ll be down in ten minutes More consumers now can, and do, buy and coexist. Perhaps it has After all, he says, you’re not weather plagued most of the United the crisis will come when he been because of the revenues policies of three successive to tool it around the block,” even handing out money-back these foods with much less considera­ States. has left the scene. from its oil wells and Venezuelan governments and is says Houlihan eagerly. parantees. About Allende’s regime in refineries. Yet the oil wealth of behind much of the economic “First,” says Honest, “kindly tion about prices than their parents This year, the principal U.S. crops, Truly Yours, Chile: That the blunders of the the Middle East hasn’t kept nationalism on oil. My guess is send me your check for 800 •Joe Sikspak, American and grandparents. soybeans and feed grains, may again Communist-Socialist coalition feudal and despotic regimes that he never foresaw what clackers making you the proud have brought a collapse of OPEC would do to create ten­ One result is that normal changes in be skimpy. Short supplies always from being built on it. sions between the oil-producing production and an economic I found in Perez Alfonso a We can’t tell you, in this ad, exactly which supplies now cause much larger price produce unstable prices. squeeze on the regime’s op­ and oil-consuming states. U I The neigliborliood garage sale is sort of an man of fascinating contradic­ American institution. Like baseball, apple pie, models and styles and colors. After all, there are swings than in earlier years. All of these great changes — con­ ponents, including severe tions. He studied medicine at were he, I wouldn’t be happy expropriations not only of fac­ with the current consequences, Open Forum and Chevrolets. over 6000 Chevrolet dealers across the country. Johns Hopkins, mqved away (2) The increasing specialization of sumer prosperity, specialization of We're simply here to suggest that if you’re tories but of small farms; that from it, studied law • and especially the present mood Keep Spirit Alive So it seems only natural that Chevrolet farmers. this is neither political freedom about the world’s energy crisis. should have a Garage Sale. even remotely in the market for a new Chevrolet, farmers, diminishing stocks of grain became an oil concessions To the Editor: Moreover, in a few years we In earlier times, farmers produced nor social justice. But the subject of oil politics, in Ah, but unlike some garage sales you’ve you ought to go down to your dealer’s and browse. and short crops — have combined to lawyer, was shocked by the dis­ The great success of the shall be joining the rest of the About Peru’s military covery that the huge profits Venezuela and elsewhere, is been to, Chevrolet is not selling antiques. Just With a little luck you’ll come up with a a variety of crops and livestock. They Manchester sesquicentennial nation in celebrating the 200th produce larger swings in the prices of regime: That you can do were going to the oil companies one for another piece. Rockville - Vernon shiny new cars, and some tough new trucks. I big bargain. anniversary of the signing could make adjustments to changing celebration was due to many ct farm products, says Simerl. factors. the Declaration of t weather and market conditions. Now, None of this will be of much con­ "Psst!” One of these was the hard and Independence. most farmers are specialists. They effective work done by the Would it not be well to set up solation to harried housewives, or to a permanent civic festival com­ Tolland members of the various com­ produce only one or two crops or kinds toe person on a fixed income. But at mittees which planned the mittee to stage not only the 1976 of livestock. observance but to plan an an­ least it indicates that there is no one i program. A broiler producer, for example, Another was the p eat in­ nual program of civic “villain” responsible for toe current terest aroused among the peo­ festivities and celebrations in often produces nothing else, not even Carriers Needed! phenomenon of shortage and inflation ple of the town who par­ addition to those we now toe feed he uses. He must buy feed. ticipated in performances, observe? Mayor Thompson has shaking the nation’s dinnertable. loaned valuable furniture, pic­ already suggested informally to tures and other materials for the directors that consideration CbcTeUe Malibu Estate Waf^on. A great looking wagon. •r- be given to the establishment of siz4d to lit most families. You'll love how it feels on the exhibits, attended the great The Herald Is looking for responsible carriers to deliver Chcvvllo luiguna ('oup4>. Chevvilo n( ils Ix'itt. parade, the historic exhibit at such a committee. I assume the road. The Herald In the Rockville, Vernon, and Tolland areas. Its dislinciivi' fioni eiul Today in History the Whiton Library, The that it is not intended to change is coYoml wiih rcsilieni urvllunu'. Evening with the Performing any existing arrangements such Earn money while delivering Connecticut’s finest local as those for Memorial Day, Ar- B)r The Asaociated Preaa Arts, and the other interesting newspaper. Please Inquire at The Herald’s circulation rendered Manila to American Ten years ago: West nriistice Day and Summer Ac­ Today is Monday, Aug. 13, the .and well planned events of the forces as the Spanish-American Berliners staged an angry tivities in Manchester but to department. 22Sth day of 1973. lliere are 140 celebration. War ended. demonstration at toe Berlin develop a propam of civic, days left in the year. As a consequence of this In 1937, the Japanese at­ wall, shouting insults at their great interest and activity a athletic and cultural events " i Today’s highlight in history; tacked the Chinese city of own police and throwing rocks which can be carried on ,On this date in 1621, the mighty stimulus was given to Shanghai. at the wall. community spirit and to pride throughout the year, and which (’hcvellc .Malibu (‘oupe. Tor iH'tiplo who love Spanish conqueror, Hernando In 1961, Communist East Ger­ Five years ago: Greece’s will keep active the community driving as much as wo do. .\ irailK tonal Cortez, captured Mexico City in the town and its ac­ favoriio. many sealed off the border Premier George complishments. spirit aroused by the recent from toe Aztec Indians. between East and West ^ rlin Papadoupoulos escaped injury sesquicentennial. On this date— We must not let this fade. We to halt the flow of refugees to when a Iramb exploded near his I feel that such a project iEumin^ M In 1688, King William’s war must foster it in every way the West. car on a road outside Athens. possible. would command wide popular began when Indians attacked One year ago: U.N. Some people are already support. I trust that the direc­ CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT North Yarmouth, Maine. In 1967, American bombers Secretary-General Kurt asking why we cannot have tors will give careful considera­ Chevrolet In 1848, toe American flag pounding targets in North Viet­ Phone 647-9946 Waldheim said the idea of some of these festival occasions tion to carrying out the mayor's was raised over Los Angeles for nam struck a rail yard find suggestion. i toe first time. maintaining peace through a (the concert and the square 16 Bralnard Place Manchester highway bridge only ten miles concert of great powers was William E. Buckley Building a better way to see the IL S A In 1898, toe Spani’sh sur­ from the China border. dancing, for example) as a outdated. rep lar feature of our com- 560 East Center St. munit!M;^life. Manchester PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,' Conii., Mon., Aug. 13, 1973 ’ 4 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug., 13, 1973- P A G E .SRVfiiN In Hartford ' Area Police Naturalized VERNON from the home of William WANTED Halpin, 1146 Main St. Police Street Crime Study Planned Eric Burgess, 44, of 61 Regan Three area residents became COM. Ilk M M said that entry was gained to Court, was charged early Sun­ naturalized U.S. citizens during day morning with operating a the home through an apparently July ceremonies at the U.S. HARTFORD (AP) - A half- be put into effect by the end of unlocked door. Two consulting firms, have elude increased security, motor vehicle whhile under the District Court at Hartford. USED CARS million dollar study will be un­ this year and may serve as a been hired to gather data on the physical alteration of struc­ influence of liquor or drugs in A tape deck and five tapes They are: Ms. Maritza Elena dertaken in two Hartford model for other U.S. cities T o p P r l c n M i neighborhoods. They are Urban tures to increase surveillance connection with a one-car acci­ were taken from a car owned Vega of 138 Birch St., neighborhoods, one seeking ways to reduce crime forMlIakM Systems Research and and lessen “ target or victim dent on Rt. 83. Police said that by Anthony Markelon of Manchester: Ms. Danuta Mary predominateiy black and the rates, said Brian L. Holiander, Engineering of Cambridge, vulnerability,” better lighting the Burgess car struck five Warehouse Point, The car was Labrie of 39 Riverside Dr. Ver­ CMTEtaEVROin other white, in an effort to institute president. Mass., and Survey Research and programs to foster citizen fence posts. No one was injured parked in a parking lot on non; and Ms. Fumiko Ando determine ways of reducing The two areas chosen for the Program, a-joint venture of the concern and neighborhood in the accident. Sullivan Ave. at the time of the Malon of Pucker St., Coventry. street crime. study are Asylum Hill, a theft. University of Massachusetts at cooperation against crime. Burgess was released on a The Hartford Institute of predominately white area com­ Boston and the Joint Center for Hollander said there is a cor­ $250 non-surety bond for court Golf clubs and a golf bag Criminal and Social Justice an­ prised of privately owned Urban Studies of the relation between citizen fear Sept. 4. were taken from a car parked nounced today the study, funded middle-income apartment at 75 Sharon Dr. Massachusettes Institute of and increased crime. As peq>le SOUTH WINDSOR by a federal Law Enforcement houses, and an area of North Technology and Harvard retreat to the safety of their Douglas Ferguson of Oakland Assistance Administration Hartford, which is populated Kenneth L. Szelnga, 17, of 96 Dr. reported that his truck was University. homes, the streets bi^m e lets grant of |486,807, wilt define largely by blacks and Spanish­ Lawrence Rd., South Windsor, entered while parked at his They will canvass resident at­ safe, he said. A major goal of types of crimes in relation to speaking people living in public was charged on a Circuit Court home and a tape deck, several titudes as well as surveying the the project will be to get people and low-income housing 12 arrest warrant with second- tapes, a scuba diver’s watch the environment in which they physical layout of the two areas back on the streets. are committed. developments. degree larceny. Police said that and two motorcycle helmets and also interview convicted “ As the momentum of fear ia The resulting plan for ^ - the arrest is the result of the were stolen. What the two areas have in offenders who are known to broken and citizens perceive creasing the risk to the offender continuing investigation into common is a high crim e rate— have operated in the less crime danger they may and the security for the theft of a 10-speed bicycle assaults, robberies and neighborhoods. begin to act in ways wUch neighborhood residents should burglaries. and a Honda motorcycle from a Utilizing this data, Hollander enhance safety,” , he explained. gasoline station ht 555 Dart Hill Dite! said the institute will develop a “ This is especially true since It Will Be Replaced Rd. plan for each neighborhood to the concepts to be employed do Police said that the stolen This IS what happened to the 40-year-old Olcott St. bridge use in combating criminal ac­ not emphasize the fortress Brook and for re-opening Olcott St. to through traffic. The items have been recovered. A tivity. following the torrential rains which hit Manchester on mentality, but rather will Mard made no committment of funds, pending a favorable Long-hokJing Weicker Wants Some of the methods that stimulate a more open and par­ June M The Bpard of Directors last month authorized bid. Weiss estimated the cost at about $47,000. Bids will be South Windsor Police report FASTEETIfPowdec A might be employed, he said, In- ticipatory society.” Town Manager Robert Weiss to advertise for bids for a several thefts over the opened Aug. 31 at 11 a.m. in the Municipal Building. It takes the worry N ixon T o pre-stressed, steel replacement bridge, for spanning Hop (Herald photo by Ofiara) weekend. A shotgun was taken recently out of wearing dentures. The Way It Was i/ne$sIs... ‘Come Clean’ Two More Divers ILLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT Coventry An unidentified U.S. Air Force ground crewman prepares tv air conditioned iV NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. sequent cover-up, but they did to load bombs onto a waiting B-52 at Utapao Airbase south Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., result in a shift in power from Join D oria of Bangkok, ’Thailand. The bombs were ^ in g used to sup­ TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL TRUST FmAST:.F0B HOWEST VRlHi; 1 wants President Nixon to the Executive branch of the port hardpressed Cambodian troops near Phnom Penh. 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING-$ 1 .5 0 "com e clean" in his speech PZC Will Hear government to Congress. The bombing missions are slated to end Wednesday under about Watergate this week and Moreover, Weicker said on Salvage Venture an agreement between President Richard Nixon and Quality Speed Queen Egulpmept warns that, in terms of his the CBS-TV program “ Face the Congress. (AP photo) credibility, it “ will be his last- Nation” and in a subsequent in- NANTUCKET, Mass. (A P )- Bids Tonight go-round as far the American 17 years ago when she and the BELCON LAUNDROMAT “ 309 Green Rd. terview, after the publicity Two former Navy skindivers Swedish liner Stockholm people are concerned.” ^its going to 1» a long time have been joined by another collided in patchy fog and MONICA SHEA Women’s Softball before anyone tries these stunts diver in their efforts to salvage Correspondent The Coventry Women’s Soft- again.” darkness 40 miles south of Nan­ Weicker, a Republican an estimated M million worth tucket. 742-9495 ball team finished first place in Weicker said it was impor­ member of the Watergate com­ of valuables from the sunken The divers already have cut The Planning and Zoning the area town league. The Trttt tant for Nixon to “ com e clean” mittee, said Sunday Nixon’s ocean liner Andrea Doria. into the port side of the foyer Commission (PZC) will hold a league consists of teams from with the public. “ The fact that previous statements about Robert Hollis, ^ a deck, midway in the 11-deck public hearing!, tonight at 8 at Tolland, Vernon; Bolton, he makes mistakes — we all do Watergate were “ obviously in­ photographer, joined Sunday ship, and sent silverware and the Town Hall to act on the Willington and Coventry. The complete.” that,” Weicker added. Donald Rodocker, 27, and ^^ S u m m er Saver! application of the Coventry ship fittings to the surface. ’The Coventry girls have won first IVflh Rna,. ^ “ I’m not a President-getter,” He said that the 37 days of Christopher DeLucchi, 22, both spokesman for the salvage Development for a change from place in this league two years in he said about Nixon’s future. hearings so far have not yet of San Diego, Calif., in their un­ crew declined to estimate the River Zone to Light Industrial a row. This season they ended “ It’s up to the President to shown whether Nixpn was in­ derwater tank-like habitat value of the valuables. infants’ & Toddlers’ Zone for a tract of land con­ with an 11-1 record. fi'rcfs Fi/fl f decide what he’s going to do.” cans volved in the break-in and sub­ which is fastened to the side of .The spokesman said the No IronPlayWear taining approximately 52 acres Coventry also has a women’s the Andrea Doria. divers have been hampered by on the easterly side of Rt. 31. team sponsored by Guidd’s “ cans 7 A spokesman aboard the sup­ fatigue and minor problems The land fronts 2,8(X) feet on Super Market which plays in 0/ o _ Short and shift sets, Rt. 31 and is bounded on the do port vessel Narragansett said with their diving tank but he the Willimantic league. The !s | r tennis dresses, sun- w5 cans Si 7 Mystic Merchants Hollis would “ relieve the work* said, “We’re going to get in suits, swimwear, east and south by the Williman- team has a 7-1 record. load” in what has become “ an etc. tic River and on the north by An all-star team will be there. Morale is high.” I Criemo-, PkO-■”'8 9 ' around-the-clock commitment. The divers can keep up to half the lands of Mary Cummisk and playing in the second annual Burgers ® ‘*" Miffed By The three divers began ef­ St. Mary’s Corporation. Women’s Softball Tournament of the valuables and money they ""'CkMeal forts Sunday to cut into the recover under marine salvage Infants’ & Toddlers’ The PZC approved his zone in Manchester on Sept. 8 and 9. B ag elr' '’''"■Egn'■ i « Sunday Blues purser’s office where they hope change on Aug. 14,1972 but the This team will be sponsored by " Onion law. The ship’s owner, Italian Summer Apparel 3 to haul out four safes holding an Line, and its underwriters have decision was appealed to the the Coventry Recreation Com­ estimated |1 million in cash, Diaper sets, Court of Common Pleas by mission. MYSTIC (AP) - The rights to the rest. The exact dis­ Many of the shoppers who bonds and jewelry. creepers, slack Richard P. Rayes, who claimed The team’s coach is Jake Revolutionary spirit has been tribution will have to be deter­ patronized the stores expressed The Italian luxury liner sent and short sets; brig, that procedural defects existed Bohr. ' revived among a group of mined by a court. year round and to sympathy for the merchants’ 'iA- in process^g the zone change The team’s activity has merchants in a colonial-style plight. Summer styles. 2.99 1.29 BANQUET application and that the zone grown over the past two years shopping center here. "Imagine the fantastic \ l change would devaluate the and it welcomes participation A dozen of the storekeepers in Give Your Driveway Lasting business these shops could do,” Early Birds Get The property owned by Hayes adja­ from any town women who wish COOKIN’ BAG Old Mistick Village openly said Charles Hunter of W ith O u r -Jen n itii. Best Buys on All The Infants’& Toddlers’ cent to the Coventry land fill to play. Any girl over the age of rw aTttSrzaPW Sr------defied the state’s blue laws Sun­ Warwick, R.I., who was visiting J-16 BLACKTOP SEALER Apparel & Sleepwear area. 18 wishing to sign up for the SAflJU EE day despite warnings from the Museum with his family. SJSiM- Grivy with Turkiy On# c o d M ali, pr###rv#t, walarprooh. wt#d- Fall & Winter On July 26, 1973 the Court of spring team can contact Jack Stonington Police that their ac­ “ Stores are open in Rhode Coveralls, ChickM-Ali-King proot# driyawaya, walk#, pfilo a. Infant & Toddler crawlers, sets, Common Pleas decided that the Bohr of Mrs. Paul Haddad. Bumn CAKE tions might result in prosecu­ Island on Sundays if the Siliihury Slaik Fait-drying, alUconiiing paving pitch raalata dresses, sleep- Reg. action by the PZC was null and c h e c k PO U EV tion. Fashions ers, Pj's for boys, to Practice Tuesday i . employes are willing to work waathar, pll, graaaa, aeida, gatollna, anll- void based on procedural Ghocolili ’The shopping center, opened and the stofeowners are willing Ira a n . gif's. 3.99 The Panthers Midget Foot­ Flame-resistant Sleepwear Hooded Jackets 1.89 defects involving mandatory I310Z two weeks ago, has quickly to pay them. I don’t see statuatory requirements. In ball team will begin practice Trust Finast tor become a favorite attraction of , MANCHISTER HARDWARI New Jemiti j.ti Terry, intertocK and R eg.3.99 Orion • pile, zip or PK| anything wrong with them brushed fabrics. Non- Reg. 4.99 rendering its decision, the court Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the - y S S S R B . . - tourists visiting the adjacent Sand Mx tar SIm gripper close. Bright Fall Honest Value! opening for business.” lanuiaM 64>.44a Slopkn Ortvewifi ’ skid feet, gripper-gro Girls’ Two Piece did not consider any of the other Miller-Richardson Field, Rt. Mystic Seaport Museum. But colors, infant/toddler •'■It,' waists. sizes. * grounds for appeal. 31, South Coventry. while the museum does a land 3.33 3.88 Summer Sets Trust FInast for Also tonight’s agenda is a Ail boys who will be at least office business on Sundays, the Honest Value! Sleep & Play Coveralls Snowsuits public hearing scheduled for nine years old by Sept. 1st and merchants must remain closed I Roa 2 99 Shorts and skirts I .Boys or girls styles; gilt a Nylon or pile, 1 and 2 sets, sizzler and Reg. 8:30 on the application of the less than 14 by that date are because of the blue law restric­ boxed. Brushed fabrics, J :^^„pRANGES First O’the Fresh From the Fussy Bunch at Finast! pieces. Styles for boys, tennis dress sets, to Mansfield Training School for a eligible to try out. WELCHADE tions. newborn/inlant sizes. Im o m b ^ w girls; infants and 4 to 14. 5.99 AUGUST 14-15 special permit under Section Players must weigh a ''' 3 } * .■ W u ., / Madam Mandarin , W Regular or Red toddlers. 2.22 r s » r i < s . Shopkeepers said they were 10.99 2.1.4 of the zoning regulations to minimum of 70 pounds and a told by police that Harold B. I'C'if.niHO''- TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Curity Underwear, Layette, Bedding Sale! use a 8ingle-family house at Rt. maximum of 125 by the start of Dean, 10th C ircuit Court Girls’ Spring & 44A and Richmond Rd. for the season in early September. NECTARINES prosecutor, had received a I Snap Front Short Sleeve Shirt Rtg. S4c 8 9 ^ Layette Gowna, Kimonoi Rag. i.as 1 .4 9 The younger, lighter weight 1 educational purposes. The 46 07 ■ complaint that stores were Sllpon Short Sleeve Shirt Summer Slacks boys including all nine-year- i I R.g.74c 5 9 ° 21x40 Gauze Dlapera, doz. Rag- 3.s« 3 .1 9 application was filed by Joseph (gratin g on Sunday. olds, will compete for places on I Training Panit R.g.64c Polyester, woven Seigle, administrative director. But the businessmen main­ 4 9 ° No-iron Fitted Crib Sheet Rag. i.aa 1 .4 9 plaids, prints and Reg. Old business on the agenda in­ the Panther “ C” team. The tain that the law reqairing them Receiving Blankela, Pkg. of 2 Rag. i.rt 1 .4 9 I solids. Sizes 4 to to cludes the proposed Hayes older, heavier boys will try out . . . I to close at least one day each I** 5.99 for positions on the Panther PAM PERS Newborn 3 0 't 147 2.22 eight-lot Subdivision on Plains 3 weekend for “ religious” 1 .2 9 Overnight ’s 8T?’'7 9 ® 12 Rd., and South St. Ext. and the varsity teams. Both the “ C” lb reasons is discriminatory. proposed Gutterman four-lot team and the varsity teams will SPAGHETTI SOLID WHITE At noon Sunday, while dozens Beach Bags subdivision on Parker Bridge play a seven-game schedule RAGU SAUCE TUNA of tourists wandered around the Summer Handbags Clearance! STARKIST Rd, Public meetings were held against out-of-town teams of shopping complex peering into Plain or with M e a l & Sandals Orig. to 7.99 Boys’ Sum m er W ear July 9 on these two items but similar ages and weights. Packed in Oil the windows of the closed Orig. to 2.99 straws, canvas arid action was deferred pending Boys interested in playing, shops, about 20 of the s tu n n in g series to wear right vinyls!■ • '"''“odGood 'O'lor receipt of further reports. A but not yet registered, may get merchants gathered In the school. R.g. to 2.99 now 'til Fain Fash­ b a ck to 1.69 KL™ 1.99! State Health Department sign-up forms at any of tbe spaOMC' iM ii' 7 0/ white steepled replica of a Great values! Shorts S A U c r fu e l ions at a price! report was requested on the opening week practice sessions, Rtg. to Z 49 iNISH HENS colonial meeting house nearby S u m m e r Halt 1.99 S r.. 2.49 ! Hayes proposal inasmuch as slated for each weekday night to discuss tbe situation. Shortly " ■ ^ s this subdivision is adjacent to from 6:30 to 8 at M iller- before 1 p.m., the meeting Richardson Field. 99 Flivir Ill'll iiiir Ladies’ Swimwear Ladies’ Dresses Save 50 % on Men’s the|Coventry land-fill area. Ad- 53 broke up and a dozen of the ditibnal reports are being ob­ Head coach for the Panther Thill yliay liidir merchants opened their stores. Short Sleeve tained from the Soils Concerva- Midgets will be Tommy Morris, LIlHi kIrUi in Tlie retailers generally were iliiit III iiiit Farm Fresh Dairy Vaiuest rn m m tioh Service and Dr. Thomas former team captain of the tight-lipped about the situation Dress Shirts, Jill run Ilk Holzer. Hartford Knijghts professional and declined to comment on Croamy ” t in i wllk wIM riei Sport Shirts, The Gutterman Parker football team. A resident of N. Finast Mayonnaise Smoom V ' 55' their decision to open. «3?,*5F^4*5 9 Smart fashions lor juniors, misses, e and Bridge Rd. proposal is involved River Rd., Morris has named For Ftoort SOUR CREAM Stores in nei^boring areas of Knit Shirts Mop n’ Gio 99' lb ...... Ill 11^ wom en.1. in $ boundary line dispute with Bob Martin, Fred Sansone and the town were open, catering to 8"x10" Ajax Dish Liquid Quick ft Easy an adjacent land owner and no Dean Kies to serve as his assis­ V 59' a large number of tourists and Orangt ZMborry Tender and so meaty 5 to 7 lbs Rath's Ladies’Slacks action is anticipated until the tant coaches. Zarex Syrup FruH Punch V 69' visitors drawn to the communi­ Ladies’ Tops Save 50% on Men’s 16 iz i dispute has been resolved. Mike Levandusky, head coach Finast ^ d a AN Flavors 3 4$ 02 $4 ty by an art show. bfls I Short Sleeve of the Panther Pony League Pasteurized The operators should have bailey Relish Tlirkey Breasts Sausage Meat 791 I Recycling team for boys age 14 to 16, 4 Homogenized beeen “arrested on sight,” Orig. 44 c Crewknits, The Conservation Commis­ reports that almost all positions Paper Plates Richmond WhiU ------Dean said Sunday n i^ t. “ If to 89' /■------*No Handling Orig. Tennis Shirts, sion will be sponsoring a on the Pony team are filled and, Ranchers Pride Indiv. Servings Ranchers Pride Indiv. Servings Parkav Squeeze Margarine they were open and made sales, 10.99 Finast Marshmallows ''ll** ’5.r 29' 5.99 “ R « y c le Day” on Aug. 18, in his opinion, “ the team looks there should have been an on­ ♦ Babies — children — adulH — groups — 1 Special Short PJ’S ReddI Wip Dessert Topping from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. at the strong and like a winner.” ’T P site arrest. K they (the poUce) of each person singly $1.38. Groups $1.38 per Meadowbrook Shopping Center G ard en Club Beef Patties Veal Patties haven’t made any arrests, they person. V------> V______/ Fresh Finast Bakery! on Rt. 44A. An informal meeting of the can come to me with evidence Body Shirts Misses’ Loungew ear The commission will have the Coventry Garden Club will be of sales for a warrant.” ♦ Select from finished pictures in radiant'block and Ladies’ Summer Seafood Favorites! Mr. Deli Specials! Reg. to 8.99 ass(stance of the National held on Tuesday at 1 o ’clock at Stonington Police said no white and living color. O ur Rag. 3.99 COUNTRY Sandals Guard which will supply the the home of Mrs. Judson De Turbot Fillet Snow Whitt 791 Imported Sliced lo Order arrests were made. D o For your m om ents of RIGHT GUABB STYLE ♦ Bonus quality "Guaranteed Satisfaction." r e i j Ideal with pants or manpower and the trucks Cue on Depot Rd. Mrs. Byron Oiodorant-Nalural- “ There are many businesses leisure and a glam­ Wedges and Hals _ Flounder Fillet 89» Post delivery — courteous service. skirts. Short orous you! Wash­ necessary to move the paper Hall will be co-hostess. Powder or ta il Persp which are open on Sundays sleeves, many 4.88 " 1 assorted " * 9 . > | I 4 Boiled Horn able. sizes S. M, L Plans for the program for the Haddock Fillet ‘“si'j;;'’ ♦ Limit — one Special per person. styles. S. M, L. 2.99 Summer colors. 5 !? and. bottles to the land fill. MF6 List 1.75 991 which I’m sure could be to to. 2!.99 1.44 Robert Martin’s Boy Scout coming year will be discussed. questioned,” ^ said Stonington Red Snapper Fillet Austrain Swiss C h e e s e 75' ■4££2yN awriMga Troop 57 will also assist the "'“Bayer Aspirin Police Lt. Alden Greene. “ I Sthior Citi«ent Invited | commission. Jumbo Smelts SaifiMd Tieal Turkey Roll 'jjn'? 55' don’t have a breakdown of the Summer Shifts Misses’ Blazers "'“Ultra Brite Toothpaste Finast Fresh Photographer Hours: 10 A .M . to 1 P.M., 2 The commission reminds all law and it’s not strictly en­ /// WONDER WHERE'THE "^Vaseline eSns:. Cleaned Whiting Rtady lo Cook Potato Salad FresNy Had# ^ 39' or Jackets Ladies’ Sandals, those who wish to recycle HEIRLOOMS WENT? Finast Lemon Pies 49' forced because stores usually P.M. to 6 P.M. Rag. to 4.99 AvadaUt in stores wtih Seivce Oeb Orig. to 10^9 bottles to sort them by color WINDSOR, England (AP) - Tr Colgate Shave Bomb Finast Angel Cake have a few technicalities in the WtOUHAVtACmilCtt For the hot days still Summer Shoes 'pV,' 4 9 ' tell. Permanent Seersuckers. Oxfords., and to remove all of the metal Antique dealers have been back room which allow them to Checks.' Solids. Sizes 8 Strippings, IVWWhMVhMVMhrhUMMVAVMAV^'I^VhYIIMMVAMVIlVhVhMIMVMMAV^ [^VhVhVAYhmVhYMhVhVAVAVAVAVAV^ { “ *BRING A FRIEND press. Many styles, straps, various rings on the bottles. asked to stop buying silver­ open. It’s not strictly black and sizes, S. M, L and to 18. 2.99 heel heights Orig. They will accept all ware, jewelry and bric-a-brac | p eg WlthThfS i n ' ff s ^ t e .” extra. the more for your and shapes, to newspapers, magazines and offered them by schoolboys of Ij Oil Coupon L\3 Oil Coupon A department spokesman Many colors. 6.99 3 i i 2.88 catawgues, including telephone Eton College here. iS1^ TawarlipwctaMa-lZaicaiiiitwarfti pureMM f-12 02 caul 3 S ^ iS 3 TMirW purcliaM bwcIu m o a m tn t2 » 02 ai ^ w ^ ! 3 TowardsTaiaaidi poreftaw praduw o eat m 5 5W * l tla | | towards purchase ono 1C 02 can 'N 3 * il 3 Towards purchasa one pkg 25 Towards pwrehasa one 14 02 caw Sunday night said no decision 5- 10. H i moneysworth store V The boys had been adding ex­ had been made about seeking bo(^i8 ! If this recycling day is a tra pounds to their pocket mon­ evidence on which to draw a 3 WAYS TO CHARGE I COCR COLS « ill RESm"S.''*J|i MINES MEAIJ||HI1 1 SBB 0 S ." J I| BES PAK J ji LEMON PLEDCE success, the commission will ey by selling off family heir­ warrant against any o f the SALE: Moil, thru Wed. MANCHESTER sponsor another one in early ^ looms sent with them to school i .shopkeepers. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 ajn. to 9:30 p.m. 1^ their well-to-do parents. October. Wt Rfserve the Right to Limil Quantities Prices m Thrs Ad Ellecirve Thru Sal Aug 18 1145 Tolland Toke. Saturday 9:00 a.m. lo 9:30 pjn. 'I A y PAGE EIGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Aug. 13,1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 13. 1973- PAr.R wmit Vernon frS5SSSKS-:5l¥SWW:WSaW:¥*:ssJ?:W::s::S5:Sf;:;¥;:.:.y.:.:.:j^^ Exhibits Manchester Rockv^le L ibbery, W addell; 2. Ann EASY MONEY MAKES Softball Throw (9,10)11): 1. Sue Lessard, Bowers; 3. Janet Steeves, Verplanck. e a s y TRAVELING To Be Readied Hospital H o s p ita l Playground Notes Ann Prignano, Keeney; 2. Pat Whorff, Valley. ^ Burgess, West Side; 2. Scott A b o u t Tow n Six Potato Race: 1. Mary ATOENS (AP) — Travelers Packard, Green; 3. Karen Tire Race (up to 5): 1 Henry Pesmaris, Bowers; 3. Chester^ For Fair Notes N otes Priskwaldo, Bowers; 2. Laura McConnell, Valley. Preston, Verplanck. to Greece now have the con­ Pawlowski, Highland Park; 2. venience of almost immediate The VFW Auxiliary will meet Council To Meet B^gasser, Buckley; 3. Rosean- Softball Throw (12-13): 1. Girls 50-Yard Dash:l. Kendra Those participating in the an­ , Discharged Friday: Madeline Admitfed Friday: John Corey Kapitke, Keeney; 3. Bret service in exchanging money Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Post na Zocco, Valley. Shirley Adams, West Side; 2. Lawrence, Bowers; 2. Robin nual Tolland County 4-H Fair to E. Forsman, 69 Timber Trail; Cohnelly, Meadow Brook Rd., Special Event Winners Marshall, Highland Park. all over the country. Home. Sack Race; Girls — 1. Darcy Melanie Butteraorth, Waddell; Washington, West Side; 3. be held Saturday and Sunday, Henry Cowdiy, 333 Bidwell St.; Ellington; Kaye Teets, Vernon Boys Tire Race (9,10,11): 1. Oh School Funds Kapitke, Keeney; 2. Sloan 3. Kathy McCarthy, Bowers. Joanne McCarthy, Bowers. will be setting up their exhibits Daniel G. Landerfin, 64 Russell Garden Apts., Rockvillej'Henry Steven Byrne, Verplank; 2. Bowers: Debbie Dudzic Keeney: Kathy Klotzer. Mahone, Keeney; 3. Stacey Base Run (9,10,11) : 1. John Boys 50-Yard Dash: A special meeting of the Ver­ pupil stations, and the starting Thursday night. St.; Morris Riback, 68 Warfield, Broad Brodc. > Tommy Lerch, Valley 3. John Buckley: Brad Pendleton. Valley: Tom Bombardier. Spears, Charter Oak. Hanley, Keeney; 2. Don Mike Mirucki, Green; 2. Peter non Town Council will be held architects, William McHugh The fair will be held at the Wedgewood Dr.; George E. Disdiaiged Friday: Cberyi Burke, Green. Colostomy Supplies Cljarter Oak: Laura Ireland. Verplank: Eric Bloking. Boys Sack R ace: 1. Bob Sunislaski, Charter Oak; 3. Krupp, Green; 3. Mike Wednesday immediately and David Eveleth are Girls 30-Yard Dash: 1. Lori Tolland County Agricultural Ruoff, East Hartford; Joseph Covensky, Rt. 30, Rockville; Gfeen: Mike Mirucki. Waddell: Jeff Durant. McConnell, Valley; 2. Kevin Gram MaePherson, Verplanck. Weiss, Highland Park; 2. Falkowski, Highland Park following a public hearing at assuming an 80 per cent ef­ Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. All Campanelli, 79 Mather St.; Pattrick Mills, Enfield; Shirley Marks, Charter Oak; 3. Jock Highland Park: Daryl West Side: Patrick Silver. Base Run (12,13): 1. Jeff Sharon Sloan, Bowers. Girls 60-Yard-Dash: 1. Donna MARSAN 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Center ficiency operation. livestock exhibits must be Monica Buckley and daughter, Powell, Mt. Vernon’ Dr., Blagrove. Tardis, Waddell. Field Day Durant, Waddell; 2. Bob Smith, Boys 30-Yard Dash: 1. Kiffy Trudeau, Verplank; 2. Peggy Middle School. It has been estimated that the brought in by 9 p.m. on 181D E. Middle Tpke. Rockville; Linda Sutherla^, Baseball Throw (9,10-11): 1. K ickbail K ick: 1. Mary Verplanck; 3. Jay Ricci, Silver, West Side; 2. Vincent Stevens, West Side; 3. Robin UNITED - DAVOL The hearing will consider two population of the high school Thursday. Starting Friday at 8 Also, Jacqueli Collins, 2 Ham­ Ward St., Rockville; Robert John Prignano, Keeney; 2, Verplanck. Laria, West Side; 3. Steven Luz- Matterelli West Side. ordinances on appropriations will be some 2,413 by 1981. As a.m. other exhibits may be mond St., Rockville; (jertrude Wendus, Range Hill Dr., Lionel Lessard, Verplanck; 3. Girls Tire Race (up to 5): 1. zi. Charter Oak. Boys 60-Yard Dash: 1. Cnris COLLY-SEELS for proposed additions to far as core facilities are con­ brought in and set up. The A. jolivert, 596A Loomis Rd., Rockville. Randy Stansberry, Waddell. Caroline McCoqneli, Valley; 2. Girls 40-Yard Dash: 1. Gwen Merisotis, Waddell; 2 harv Rockville High School and the cerned, the school will buildings will close at 10 p.m. Bolton; Kathleen S. Sharpe, Births Friday: A son to Mr. Baseball Throw (12-13): 1. Danae Marshall, Highland Duff, Verplanck; 2. Sharon Luz- Burby, Waddell; 3 school’s VoAg Department. presumably serve the needs of and open to the public at 9:30 Warehouse Point; Susan and Mrs. James Shanrigian, Spencer Moore, Green; 2. Gary T b lla n d Park; 3. Kathey Burke, Green. zi. Charter Oak; 3. Susan Howard, Charter Oak. MEDCO SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Revised plans for the the town indefinitely. a.m. on Saturday. Davenport, (}edar St.; Minor Rd., Rockville; a son to Nelson, West Side; 3. Randy Girls Tire Race (6,7,8): 1. Krupp, Green. Winning Playground: proposed expansion of the high The hign school will go on On Friday there will be Catherine Hudson, East Hart­ Mr. ind Mrs. Michael Laqria, Lanzano, Verplank. Keeney. 340 Main St. Phone 646-4148 Margaret Hanley, Keeney; 2. Boys 40-Yard Dash: 1. Gary school call for an appropriation double sessions next month. judging of exhibits and several ford ; Patricia A. Stead and son, Glen Dr., Tolland; a dau^ter of $5,020,000. This amount will This decision was made after a contests will be held which will Mansfield; Betty G. Anthony, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Em­ be SO per cent funded by the second referendum, a year ago, not be open to the public. These 218 Main SL; Theresa Palmer, mons, Stafford Springs. Curriculum Adopted state. turned down expansion plans as will include a judging of sheep 26 N. Park St., Rockville; Susan Admitted Satu i^ y: Charlene i i,VIVIAN KENNESON The expansion of the Vo-Ag had a referendum the previous breed classes, oxen demonstra­ R. Price, East Hartford. Jinkins, West View Ter., The team made recommen­ Correspondent building will be 100 per cent March. i tion, swine showmanship and a Mary Ann Ray and son, 33 dations of related methods, ac- Rockville; Fred Ramsdell, Tel. 875-4704 funded by the state as the It was estimated last sheep blocking contest. Gardner Rd., Vernon; Michael tivities, and materials Nutmeg Village, Ellington; I The Board of Education school serves towns other than September when the academic At 5 p.m. those attending are W. B reto n , 8 Depot S t.; available to teachers. They |l Marion Teabo,, Spring St., recently adopted an English Vernon. core expansion figure was at asked to buy their supper and T im oth ea A.. K a ro l, 165 spent a day with the state J I! Rockville; Leigh Wajda, Lanz Arts Curriculum for $6.1 million, that it would cost support the 4-H food booth. Ferguson Rd.; Laura J. Gurry, elementary reading consultant, The special meeting has been Lane, Ellington; Naonoi Weeks, kindergarten through Grade 12. the average taxpayer about There will be dedication of the 20 Winter St.; Douglas E. and listened to presentations by called to consider adoption of Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. The 440-page guide is the $27.79 annually. Assessments new livestock building at 7 p.m. Wetherell, 460 Miller Rd., South representatives of six Arnu&Haininer Cott Soda i|Cha nbornlli the two ordinances and, if Discharged S k tu ^ y : Kfrs. result of five weeks of Scott bwels levied in Vernon are based on 65 and a beef showmanship con­ Windsor; Devon M. Comeau, publishing companies. adopted, to set a date for a Janet Boynton and baby, Staf­ research, evaluation, and per cent of valuation of the test at 7:30 p.m. The buildings Hartford; Robert G. Petit, East T he success of the Laundry Gingerj| $ l| Coffee 140 referendum on the ap­ ford Springs; Emma Conway, writing by the summer writing teii property. will close at 10. curriculum will depend upon Fruit 0 Hartford; Anthony E. Krapf, Broad Brook; Joycq. Davis, 32 oz. m 0 propriations. team of Gloria Matthews, Plans for expansion of the Events scheduled for the West Willington; Russell; E. the teachers, who implement No Return | II b. Count The Board of Education and White Rd., Rockville; Joseph Marge Nishan, Dee Zarolinski, Ale 11 high school have been in the public on Saturday will include MacDonald, Glastonbury. and develop it. The team looks Bottles Drink the Town Council, adopted in Deslaures, Crane Rd., Joseph Pacheco, Donald 70 oz. BOX works for about six years. The a dairy showmanship, police Discharge Saturday: Anna forward to receiving teachers’ Can 1 Ply Roil 46 oz. CAN concept the $5 million expan­ Ellington; Russell Firtion, Sierakowski, and Andrew \n voters gave approval to dog demonstration, beef breed Lanz, Ellington; Juan M. reactions for revision in the , WITH COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE WITH COUPON AND 55 PURCHASE ^ WITH COUPON AND S5 PURCHASE | WITH COUPON AND S5 PURCHASE sion plan which is just an Somers; Louise Gagne, Dnnn Winans. j Aug, 13—Aug. 18 Limil one box per customer ^ ll^ A u g . 13—Aug 18 Limit lour btls per cuslomeri - - ^ A A, a - WITH COUPON AND S5 PURCHASE ■ ''I purchase land adjacent to the classes, to be held from 10 a.m. •spring. ------p ...... w . .W, ...... iwui W».e. >it.t g1 3 Aug, •'A—13—Aug. rsug. lu18 , u Limit iim i SIIIBone 1,011can pciper t,USlcustomer I Aug 13—Aug. 18 Limit one roll per customer | Aug. 13—Aug. 18. Limit one can per customer ^ expansion of the core facilities Gomez, 72 Seaman Circle; Hill Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Anne existing school with the expan­ to noon. Sierakowski explained that The team thanked School without any extras. Marjorie P. Anderson, 670 Henning and baby, Lanz Lane, 5^' sion thought in mind. This was After a break for lunch, there the team aimed at Optimum Hartford Tpke., Vernon; J. Ellington; Carmela Houser, Superintendent Dr. Kenneth It would accommodate 2,400 accomplished at a referendum will be a series of sheep show­ levels of performance, and Scott Willoughby, 104 Walnut Ward St., Rockville. MacKenzie, members of the ed- pupils. The plans call for 3,003 three years ago. manship classes from 1 to 2:30 noted there should be one cen­ St.; Geneva M. Gagnon, New­ Also: S^n Kelley, East Hart­ duation committee of the p.m. followed by a go-cart tral authority to coordinate all port, Vt.; Helen P. Lussier, ford; Catherine Lixige, Glen Tolland Junior Woman’s Club, obstacle course race, different viewpoints as to Vernon East Hartford; Deborah J. Lane, Vernon; Lucille Long,, and Tolland Middle School watermelon eating contest and minimum stondards after the Parents for assistance. Nelson and daughter, 50 Gem Dr., Rockville; John swine breed classes. curriculum is put into use. Farmstead Dr., South Windsor; Margelony, Tolland Ave., Special thanks for the final m i iM 8k inlihiriiiing you your At 4:30 p.m. there will be an The curriculum is on-going, preparation and typing go to: Judith A. Shepard, 50 Pine St. Rockville; Nicholas Pawluk, auction with tljis to be followed and was accepted as a working Pat McCune, Annette Jones, Also, Alison M. Novak and King St., Rockville; Roitort by a chicken barbecue and a document to be revised next Sue Peacock, Heidi Ross, Win­ Road Race Series son. Stony Rd., Bolton; Russell, Westland Rd., spring. parade of the champions. At 7 Maryann Wallison and n ie Horsman, Dorothy Ellington; Lorraine The team reports its aim is to p.m. the 4-H’ers will present a daughter, Glastonbury; Eva L. Barrows, Fran Emmick, Cathy Thompkins, Clark Rd., advance as far as the student’s talent show followed by square Lebaron and son, Wales Rd., Small, Mary Mount, Carol Starts Thursday Rockville. ability allows during the course dancing. The exhibit buildings A n d o v er; T h e re s a A. Burke, Joan Lamb, Key Toppi Admitted Sunday: Gladys of the year, after determining The Vernon Recreation race may do so by calling the will close at 10:30 p.m. Willnauer, Brewster St., Coven­ and Gloria Luster. Adams, Stafford Springs; the level of previous achieve­ Department will sponsor a Recreation Office in the Lottie The main event on Sunday try; Jean A. Walker, Glaston­ The board approved 150 Sto p eSh o p siiio rth ! Shirley Dalla Corte, RFD 2, ment by testing in all areas of series of three road races, the Fisk Building, Henry Park or will be the horse show which bury; Claudette C. West and copies to be p rint^ ; however, a Rockville; Agatha DeMuro, English — speaking, writing, first to be held Thursday may do so the night of the first will get under way at 10 a.m. son. East Hartford. paper shortage may delay the Mountain St., Rockville; reading and listening. evening in the Henry Park area. race. with events to be taking place Also, Patricia A. Cun­ printing project. Slam Mt*. Ah . 13 — I I I a h . 1* Thomas Isch, Janet Lane, Increased reading, The exact time for starting has Paul Prachniak of the recrea­ at various times during the day. ningham, 24 Carpenter Rd.; Rockville; Lorraine heightened effectiveness of not been set as yet. tion department staff will be in At 12:30 there will be a pony Laurene A. Demers, 587 W. How much are you paying Thompkins, Clark Rd., expression and reasoning are California^ ^l^eak o f the Seci^n”! The course will cover about charge. hitch demonstration and at 1 Middle Tpke.; Ruth A. Fowler, Rockville; Jean Williams, the ultimate goals of the 'THAT’S A LOT three miles and will end at the p.m. there will be a dog show 1210 W. Middle Tpke.; Francis ^ ■ “ lor these famous brands? Overhill Rd., Ellington; Denise program. The team advocates OF RUBBER parking lot by the pool in Henry followed by a turtle race and a E. Carter, Rt. 30, Vernon; Wieliczjca, Snipsic Lake Rd., variation in presentation and AKRON, OHIO (AP) - The Park. Trophies will be awarded frog jumping contest. Clarence Harding, Glaston­ auto industry will put a billion 100,000th Rider Ellington. choice of learning materials to in five categories and will go to At 2 p.m. the premier show­ bury. pounds of rubber parts in its Discharged Sunday: George keep interest high and prevent the top finishers over Uie three- man awards will be presented Discharged Sunday: Paul J. cars in 1973 — not including week period. Ceremony Planned Repairing Retaining Wall Bassett, Plains Rd., Tolland; boredom. and at 2:30 there will be another Quish, 37 Ulac St.; Charlotte their tires. ntalou p esSI John Connelly, Meadow Brook In a ll cases it is Men and women are eligible At Burr Corners auction with the fair to official­ M. Matzow, East Hartford; According to the Goodyear Rd., Ellington; Frank Morelli, recommended that the student Top with Stop & Shop 100% natural vanilla ice cream for a to participate. There will be a ly close at 3 p.m. S S ScS'^SVan the cement topping on a retaining wall at Mary A. Osella, 4 Village St.; Co., the average car now has 250 qqc women’s division for 14 years of HARTFORD (AP) - Donnel Rd., Vernon; Jessie be made aware of his own COUNT PXG.Od delightful dinner time dessert. Great eating. Lynn Gadzik of Storrs is Alyce C. McArdle, 16 Benton more than 600 rubber parts, to­ SunGloryAssLNapkins age and younger; an open class, Ceremonies are planned Mohrlein, Baitimore, Md.; progress in skill development. president of the fair associa­ St.; Jeanne L. Follansbee, 424 gether weighing trover 150 divided into a category for Tuesday morning to honor the Susan Parker, Somers; Adrien Resources . for the report Borden's WHIPPED Potatoes'.*4 '49‘ tion; Heidi Miller, Coventry, W. Middle Tpke.; Judy M. Bom­ pounds. Tlus includes about 30 residents of Tolland, Ellington 100,000th passenger using the Riendeau, West Rd., RockviUe; were mainly those already in pounds of seat c u s h i^ and C b lp S s O U R C R ^ AND ONION '• ) recording secretary; Mark bardier, 428 W. Middle l^ke.; Potito 49‘ and Vernon; and another for state-subsidized commuter bus Harold Schliphack, King St., th e school system, crash pads; 15 pounds of e n ^ e Wright, Ellington; Dawn Lugin- Richard F. Modean 481 Parker those from other towns plus a between Burr Corners in Rockville; Mrs. Elllse Sullivan supplemented by materials r mounts, body insulators and Penn Dutch .r’^c'fe Mushrooms c.“ 39‘ Scope Mouthwash buhl, Tolland; and Kay Vander- S t.; Richard A. Freeman, East iiiaster’s division for those 40 M anchester and downtown poel, Vernon, directors. Vernon and baby, Stevens Rd., Tolland. eadily available for use by bumper parts; more than 10 Slop & Shop Salad Dressing f»49‘ Stock the bathroom cabinet and get $' Hartford; Yvette M. Parent, your Stop & Shopsworth. years of age or older. Hartford. teachers. pounds of hose, and at least 95 I Blueberry Hill, Tolland. Six trophies are to be James F. Shugnie, acting James Cornish, Board of pounds of rubber stripping, Step Saver Floor Care 69‘ Also, Katherine J. Donahu awarded in the open division commissioner of the state A b o u t Tow n Educatiiin chairman, asked chunks, bits and pieces. Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 45‘ Adorn Hair Spray A b o u t T o w n Democrats To Complete Slate and son, 30 Virginia Lane, how much in the curriculum is and first and second place Transportation Department; REGULAR, ULTRA OR $ Lakota Council, Degree of Tolland; Sandra M. Schroll and St. Margaret’s Circle, Pfeiffer’s Dressings 39* (tatian Prune Ptums trophies in the other categories. State Comptroller Nathan G. already being done. The team HARD TO HOLD «'>' son. East Hartford; Mary A Daughters of Isabella, will have BARBS Coll Slaw. Rut'.im. 1000 islandi or lUd Wmi Vimear Annually, at the end of the Agostinelli; and Deputy Com­ Pocahontas, will meet estim ate up to 90 per cent, Ittti’i oileicd tor sale ^ol The nominating committee of were consolidated in 1965, the Wonsik, 20 Christopher Dr., a hotdog roast Tuesday at 6 avlillbie in cor loti oi Ftorida Pure Orange Juice T 79‘ races, a trophy is presented in missioner F. Colin Pease of the Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Odd flounced his intention to seek a listed Ss content objectives, By PHIL PASTORET i (Frozen Food Buys] 10 otoi' leiail 'draK't the Vernon Democratic Town first election saw Democratic p.m. at the home of Mrs! Rose or wtioK'.aitM Tame Creme Rinse Transportation Department’s ‘Fellows Hall. There will be a third term . Rockville; Barbara Edlund and which would facilitate the im­ memory of Leo B. Flaherty Sr. Committee will meet tonight to candidate Thomas McCusker social and refreshments after daughter, 137 Brookfield St.; Schwoerer, 106 Mather St. Some fellows look well LEMON. REGULAR OR 1 6 c; Runners from Vernon, Bureau of Rail and Motor review the slate of candidates Although no public committ­ plementation of the Freezer Queen 2 tb. Meats the meeting. elect^ as mayor. In following ment has been made by James Cheryl .Hawkins and daughter, Donations are $1.25. with a beard. Others look W ITH BODY ° Ellington and Tolland, in the Carrier Services plan to be on to be presented to the caucus curriculum. 99 elections the Republicans have RFD 4, Coventry; Jacqueline just — well . . . SLICED TURKEY WITH GRAVY open division, are the only ones hand for the ceremony. Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Roche, chairman of the Lack of current curricula in « 4 « FROZEN Members of St. Mary’s Guild taken the major office. In 1967 R. Grant and son, Storrs. OR SALISBURY STEAK eligible for this particular Since it was begun on July 10, Federal Savings and Loan, Democratic Town Committee ford; Scott M. McFarland, 29 the system was found by the Jokes with whiskers on Dressed Smelts Stop & Shop Plastic Strips John Grant was elected mayor Also, Carolyn Butler, 190 trophy. 1972, the express commuter bus are reminded of the picnic and a former councilman, he is writing team, and much of that m Park PI., Rockville. and in the two following elec- Lyman Rd., Bolton; MaIImb j . , them are to be found in FROZEN A mini-priced buy . . . enjoy the i l ^ C Wednesday noon at the home of Abby Rd., South Windsor; Gene$ee Valley Cauliflower 4 lH ! *1 savings with sacrificing quality. The races will be held on service has carried aq average When the town governments reported likely to get the nod LeGault, 1 Union PL; Cynthia had net been written in the for­ barbershop magazines. Flounder Fillets *1” tions Frank McCoy was Frederic J. Hollis, East Hart- of 375 people a day on round Mrs. Clara Robinson, 369 from the Democratic Town mat of behavioral objectives. Chopped SpinachcENESEE valleys p kit. three consecutive Thursday elected. McCoy has just an- H. Fish, 4 Strong St. M PEELED AND DEVEINED S339 nights with the final awards to trips from the state’s free, 330- Burnham St. Please bring place Committee for the post of The team is prepared to make Jeno's 12 PACK Cheese Pizza ?kr89< IV1 lb. bag Stop & Shop Peroxide settings and folding chahs. mayor. recommendations when the be presented Aug. 30. space parking area at Burr Slop & Shop bfonds represent A |?Q Those wishing to. enter the Corners to the downtown South Windsor Um^ comes to replace any text­ Fish Sandwich Squares' ‘>°’V‘99c meaningful savings • business district. The aim of The Restaurant Bowling Three of the present books now being used. Morton Cream Pies the program ]s to reduce traffic League will meet Wednesday at Democrats on the town council Under the heading of content Coconut. Lemon, Strawberry, Giflette foamy Shave Cream i downtown by encouraging com­ 8:30 p.m. at Holiday Lanes. All have indicated they will seek objectives, the team explained ClMcolate, Neopolltan or Banana. ^ WAinwilGHT muters to leave their cars in the captains are reminded to at­ Asplund to Seek re-election. They are Thomas what was being done presently potpourri of menus for your family! REGULAR. LIME OR MENTHOL Chickens always get up at Macaroni & Cheeae stop a shop y ." 3 9 < Hubby wilt love the cool shave. p r o b i e m ? suburbs and take the bus to the tend. Others wishing to attend Wolff, Peter Humphry and inj language skills. Secondly, dawn because they’re equip­ 69° inner city. may do so. Thomas Benoit. Robert Houley, tl| e y sought to specify what per- Ta$te0’SeaFi$hN'Chips ’,V.'75» USI ped with alarm clucks. Ra‘ l The round-trip ride costs $1, Post on Couneil who was appointed to fill an un- - fqr'mance standards were ' 0 * ♦ M rs. Paula Onion Rings ;.V49‘ Oven Ready Lamb Legs 99^ Schick II Blades Manchester WATES will expired term, has indicated he r^uired of students for each Blowing your own horn considerably less,than the cost Herbert F. .Asplund of 177 Polident Tablets ‘ coun. pxo E-LIM of parking downtown on a daily meet Tuesday at the Italian- Asplund said he considers will not run for any office. cbntent area, inserted in the is all right, if it’s not in Birds Eye Orange Juice Laurel St., South Windsor, has sensible planning as a key fac­ Lamb Shoulder Roast NEW Z^LAND FROZEN ' lig_ Excess water in. the body can basis where parking spaces are American Gub. Wei^iing in Houley was a state senator and Ki'tchenAiel curriculum as performance the key of G-whiz. announced his intention to seek tor for the future of South Wind­ Nourishing goodness. <>« i Noxzema Skin Cream X te uncomfort#bl«;E-LIM wm at a premium. will take place from 7 to 8 p.m. declined to run for re-election objectives. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the Republican nomination to e r . He has a bachelor’s degree dishwasher or trash compactor * 16 >t help you lose excess water The buses operate from 7 to 9 Members with initials D for that post. 49 J & J Baby Shampoo ;‘ . 8>ttc Ml. w ei^ t We at run for the Town Council. REGISTER NOW. NO OBLIGATION. * a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. weekdays. through L are reminded to in mechanical engineering from Taste O’Sea Clam Platter 69< Eats Joy Breaded Veal Steaks f S * r reconunend it Asplund, who has lived in _Yw can win your eholea of on# of thata wondarful KltehanAM Umaaavart A similar service is available bring fruit for the basket. the Polytechnic Institute of Right Guard Deodorant South Windsor for seven years, It has not yet been announced Downy Flake Pancakes ’°aV29< Featherweights for the month Brooklyn and a master’s degree THE UMVERSITY OF CONNECIKOT O n ly $ 1.50 Worn Corbins Comers in West who the Democrats will put up MODB. KDC-17 has been active with the in mechanical engineering from Non-CrMllt Exltmlon Sara Lee French Crumb Cake 79< Maid-Rite Cubed Beef Steaks T Amplon Panty Hose > colors ^ 49< Hartford and Caldor’s of Avon, are Mrs. Michael Misovich with for the other candidates to the Republican party since 1970. He the University of Connecticut. KItchenAld CUSTOM Pelite-Medium & Medium-Tall Our Regular 79* a pair. UaaETT REXAU and service was recently begun a 7^pound loss and Mrs. Fran­ council nor the Board of Educa­ and PARKADE PHARMACY served as advisor for the BUILT-IN DISHWASHER 119 between Branford and New cis McCaughey with a 6 pound He is employed at Pratt & tion candidates. International Vegetables t lb. package ______W W. MkMte Tplw. Teenage Republicans in 1971 Whitney Aircraft. Birds Eye-Oanlsh, Parisian. i fw Our Bakery D PI) Haven. loss. The Democrats and THE COHHECnCIIT ASSOGUTIOH Colonial Extra Mild Franks 6 and 1972 and is now vice presi­ He is a member of Our Savior Hawaiian, Chinest. Italian Republicans will each nominate MOOB. KDR-67 dent of the South Windsor Lutheran Church and is or Bavarian. 2 ^ 8 9 ' 1 lb. package $12 9 one candidate for mayor and KltChMlAkJ I OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS Hot Dog OR HAMBURG Rolls POLLUTION SN IFFER Young Republicans and> a superintendent of the Sunday ‘ 1 eight candidates for the Town REGENCY E Praaant Hendriei alfL Sandwiches t;'„T469< Colonial All Beef Franks STOP 4 SHOP VICTORIA, B.C. (AP) - The member of the Mass ’Transit school and a member of the Slop 4 Shop Barbecue fixings. C ouncil w ith 12 co u n cil PORTABLE Hendries Kninch Bars Ii ft 69* SUGAR CURED COMPLETE pollution control branch here Commission. ChrisUan education com­ $149 4 K '1 members to be elected. DISHWASHER t REAL ESTATE t lb. JLg. has acquired a $75,000 mobile mittee. Km oiirDairYDaiiil Home Kitchen °sAND°A°cu Bread3 Ic.n ^1 Each party will nominate two Colonial Sliced Bacon air-quaUty laboratory, nick­ He was on active duty with Homestyle Spice Cake X 59 candidates for a six-year term PMRaPLES ARD PRACTICES named Snifferbug, a spokesman W a te rb u ry the U.S. Army as an officer j This course meets the minimum educational requirements oeii-Hui SDecials ] Zf siopGSfiop Kiichens 1 INSURANCE said. on the Board of Education and MODB. KCS-100 Stop & Shop Sour Cream Strawberry Rhubarb Pie 69' from 1961 to 1963, was in the ac­ I as set forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. School Board three are to be elected. They KltchenAM TRASH COMPACTOR Stop & Shop.quallty products are ^ O I T C (Jtiiek & Kmy M eals! tive reserve from 1963 to 1969 I (Approved for Veterans) pm will also each nominate one exceptional values on tale or not. a iM M Deutchmacher Bologna and was then discharged with motel Faces S u it candidate to fill a vacancy for a Lin HARTFORD GERMAN STYLE CIlC Stop & Shop Large Pizza English Muttins the rank of captain. Cracker Barrel Sticks X 79< REGULAR OR SPLIT m „ SERVICE two-year term and a vacancy ; 'Session A -r starting Monday, September 10 — Instructor: A lunch lime family favorite. n> Q M We make these pizzas ourselves and Broil topped with cheese ond A 0*9 I WATERBURY (AP) - A suit Asplund and his wife Betty pa know your family will love them. f U ,, hotel for a four-year term. ' Gerard T. Wholey Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail V « M bacon for a delicious lunch ipme. * I charging violations of the have two daughters, Elizabeth, ihJ ‘ I** ^ KItchenAld products awarded In Deutchmacher ‘"ue" Salami V 85< Hie Republican caucus wiU Senslon B — starting Wednesday, September 12 — Kraft cS' Parkay Margarine 2 m ; 89< state’s Freedom of Information '6, and Carolyn, 17 months. Instructor: Gardner Dogherty Deutchmachers°V>.Knockwurst M?.* Chicken or Beef Pies X 59* Slops Shop Pineapple Pie training be held Aug. 22. FruH Flavored Drinks3 .'isl.’ l Marble Pound Cake ' ' ° ' law has been filed in Superior 6N00YY 6H0UP PRUIT PUSICH or PUCKER UP LEMON Turkey Roll White Meat WAISOX 5 6 5 * Macaroni & Cheese Men-Womon Court against the city’s Board IN MANCHESTER s l ic e d SWISS Rye FUMFEMICKIE Bread l . r 3 9 * L',*, 75'< AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATURING A SERVICE DELI of Education by the Waterbury ietarting Thursday, September 13 — Instructor: Ben Rigjaisy WHITE Real Couplos Stop & Shop style Yogurt Slfced lo o td tf. ffOh d4>ly. CHEHHY n n c American-Republican. O’Connell Jarlsberg Cheese by the piece »i « imported Ham PINEAPPLE i> 99 Our best Q , . , „ S 1 WANTED Slop & 5bOP ^ I Estate The suit, brought by publisher P ER S O N A L 3 1 , 1 9 7 3 "ceiveo oy 5 p.m. oaFrIday, Aufluat Cjm es meet 7:00-10:00p.m. for 12 sessions — FEE $66 Peach, Bluelterry. Piiwappla, 010 FORI . -la: f-'f'.'j Aamobantar N.Y. state Ched. Cheese UyThc Picci ‘1‘? stop & Shop Ham Salad 79*- William J . Pape H, alleges that Established brokers should request a brochure describing SUawIterry or Rasptiarry. Mo axportMin nacMsary the board held two meetings P-". on Thur., 8 w « .b « » more advanced offerings In the Real Estate Profession. Qualify quickly lor well paid avar In­ without giving proper public C H E C klN O creasing opportunitlea In motsls, PlMM wirofl m« In tlw «bov« court* In Hwtford/8**tion A — Hart- hofala, reeona. ate. Study at home or notice and later refused to y X Z S S i," " "-"nna. *» \ford/S«Mlon B — Minch**t*r (PI**** tp*cHy). Endo**d I* my eh*ck SAVE 12^ SAVE 15^ | SAVE 10^ | SAVE W SAVE 25° ■ SAVE 10 Saturday resident dateaa. Keep your fSAVE'SinSAVriF ■ ------I !. lA/iTH WITH THicTHIS rniionu COUPON f-■’’'wiTH THIS,COUPON ! WITH THIS COUPON ■ WITH THIS COUPON ■ supply a copy of the minutes of ipr mon*y ord*r mad* out to Th* UnhwrtHy ol ConnacUcut for 168. MaH WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ■ WITH THIS COUPON on a 37 Of of I ACCOUNTS *(Vold where prohibited by lew OellMrv in.*.ii.fi»n iA a 37 or M ine el I on a 30 cfttfoi af I M « T4 pr' (If ti I M a I? e: can of I present Job while training. Free the meetings or a record of the to: Ttt* C«rtHlcat* Program, U-B8RE, Th* Univartity of Connactlcut en en I «t. i«r el I ena i$M. phf. el on a 3S or pkf of I nation-wide placement servtca. federal, state and local taxe?aS ■ votes taken during the sessions. Storra, Conn. 06268. Tal. 486-3234 REALEMON HEFTY ! LIPtON j JOHNSON I PILLSBURY APPROVED BY CONN. srATE Free cfiecAa. Free sfateihenta. MAXIM j GENERAL I POWDERED j Extra Light ROBERT J. SMITH, me. BOARD OF EDUCATION Tlie 10-member school board LEMON GARBAGE I ICED TEA I Favor Lemon f APPROVED FOR VETERANS' and its clerk, Vivian S. No Minimum Balanco Frwze Dried 1 MILLS I DISHWASHER | PANCAKE jAddn INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 training McKinney, were ordered to COFFEE { I ALL j JUICE BAGS I MIX I FURN. POLISH I For Free Information Writs CHEERIOS MIX (Straai) Itmifenapip ptr(u>to*i«r § limit ofif lif p6' custeintr ^ liM it oAc can f«* (Hitamai I Umiianopki p«fCaila4Raf appear in court Sept. 4 to U«il M |er per culemer LIAM Me hM per cmiMwr liMilOAfpkt ■ Ijnii o«4 III M' ChStomr Coed Mm 13 ■ Good Uoft Av« IS • " Coed Mm . Auf IS • Coo) Mw . A«t IS • •Md Mm.. Am . I I - m m I Good Mm .. Au| 1 ) ' ■ Cm o Mm . Awf I ) • COUNTY SCHOOLS answer the allegations. Seed M . A |. 1} • Sal. A«| II. i I73 S at. Au| II. 1173 S a l. Au« te i«r? Sat . A«| I I. I lls MANCHESTER STATE BANK H (CHy) $ a t. Aim . llT it T I Set.. Am - II. 1173 Sll. NM tl. itri • S a t. Am I I . tin 649-5241 The' Detrq)aper said tte suit IwSSlke >717 Mam It, Bpt. I aataumMOmOm nLBvaoM ^ amuiNa resulted from numerous un­ 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER (Zip Coda) 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER successful attempts during the W W M S lta 263 Middlh Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Une...0peit 8 ajii. W Midnighi’MeiL thru Set Open S a t 9 A.M .-N oon next TO SfOP ■ ^HOP f Talaphon* ...... Social Saeurlty f . (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) an past year by its reporters to gain access to the school MomborFDIC board’s committee meetings. n t i M L I • '

_ _ I ___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cohn., Mon.. Aue. 13, 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN Glamor Added To Lqungewear Duplicate^ Bridge Swiatkiewicz-McComb Results of the Manchester Martin ^ Mrs. Sam Pierson- I The Baby Has KofC Bridge Qub games played third, ^Jrs. Staidey Craft and Aug. 9 are as follows: North- Mrs. Robert Dunfield. ™ Weddings Engagements ' South, first, Mrs. Maury Brown and Mrs. Philip Holway; se­ Results of. the Andover j Been Named cond, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bridge Club* games played I, Stein; third, Mrs. Edward Stan­ recently are as follows: Pint ton and Miss Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal- O’Donnell. swnd, Mrs. MoUie Gworek and Guillette-Bartoo Vivier-Goodskey Also, East-West, first, Mrs. Mra. Paul Barton; third, Mrs Paul Willhide and Mrs. Arthur Howard Boyd and Mrs. Carol I rlianMki, Kimberlee Ann, adopted daughter of Henrv anH Shorts; second, Mrs. Stephen Del’Angela. ‘ Janice Rothberg Urbanski of 145 Pine Tree Lane, South Windsor r ""Eternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rothberg of Hartford grandmother is Mrs. Rose Urbanskf of

Czarnecki, Kevin Michael, son of John A. Sr. and Marvann a ? ^ n EHington. He was b o S H Hospital. His maternal grandmothef’is l^s. Anthony J. Choma of 28 McCann Dr. His Mtemal erand- Czarnecki of 31 Davis^ve Rockville. He has two brothers, John Jr., 3; and Eric, 1.

Bissell, Scon Allen, son of Roger A. and Linda Roscoe Bissell of Meadowood Rd., Tolland. He was bom Aug. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Roscoe of Storrs. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bissell of Coventry.

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J Bolton Congregational Bridesmaids were Mrs. Church, Bolton, was the scene Marie Besson of New Britain, Aug. 4 of the wedding of Miss sister of the bridegroom; Miss Jean Christine Hoar of Bolton Mary Ann Codi of Bolton; and to Joseph Ralph Nylund of New Miss Christine Klukowski of LOUNGE or have sweet dreams in a languorous black John Kloss design is in Caprolan tricot. Three petal-shaped Britain. - i t . sleepgown of Caprolan nylon tricot. Soft, flattering double W e' have a wide New Britain. slits accentuate the neckline of the carved empire bodice The bride is the daughter of They wore gowns matching tiered pleats enhance the scoop neckline, left, by Ralph of a gown by Ralph Montenero, second from right. Soft selection of Accutrons by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoar of Montenero for Blanche Lingerie. The dramatic, one- that of the honor attendant’s folds of fabric are gathered into a circular see-through in- Buloya. This is the per­ 391 West St., Bolton. The gown and carried colonial shoulder gown, second from left, is designed for come- bridegroom is the son of Mr. GOP Country Fair . S6t, right, fan out gently to shape the bodice and long, full sonal timepiece u'ith a Kohner Photo bouquets of pink and white hither glances. A curved side cutout exposes one hip and skirt, also of Caprolan. vibrating tuning fork and Mrs. Ralph Nylund of daisies. shirring travels diagonally across torso and bodice. The Plainville. as the timekeeping Mrs. Francis J. Swiatkiewicz Miss Cheryle Hoar of Bolton Set For Sept, 22 Sperzel Photo The Rev. Stanton Connor of and Miss Nancy Nylund of element. From $100. /Is Mrs. Paul A. Guillette Bolton Congregational Church, Plainville, were flower girls. pictured, loith yellow Our Savior Lutheran Church officiated at the double-ring They wore pink and lavendar A Country Fair will be held Republican candidates for the wore a light green garden hat ceremony. Sept. 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. fall election will be on hand to gold-filled case, $171. in South Windsor was the scene and carried a basket of mixed Miss Karen Roberta Bartoo Miss Denise 'L. Bartoo of dresses and carried fresh The bride, given in marriage meet the public throughout the Aug. 4 of the marriage of Miss flowers. of Cheshire and Paul Andrew Cheshire was her sister’s maid summer flowers. at Mt. Nebo. The event is being Easy Payments by her parents, wore a white sponsored by the Manchester day. Nancy Ann McComb of East Bridesmaids were Miss Guillette of Stafford Springs of honor. She wore a mint green John Nylund of Plainville was American Heritage Photo dotted Swiss Emoire gown Mrs. Jack Mercer, Mrs. Paul Windsor and Francis Joseph were united in marriage July 28 flowered gown and a green his brother's best man. Ushers Republican Town Committee New Commission Member About Town Shirley McComb of East Wind­ fashioned with a scooped Berte and Mrs. Richard Den­ Swiatkiewicz Jr. of South Wind­ at St. Matthew’s Church in wide-brimmed hat. She carried were Ralph Nylund of Plain­ and the Manchester Republican sor, the bride’s sister; Miss neckline, with flounced ruffle at Women’s Club. nison are general chairmen for Manchester Chapter, sor. Cindy McComb of East Wind­ Tolland. a nosegay of pink carnations Mrs. Raymond R. Vivier ville, brother of the Seeks Women’s Equality SPEBSQSA, will rehearse sleeves and neckline. She wore Admission to the fair, 99 the event. They will be assisted ’The bride is the daughter of sor, also the bride’s sister; and The bride is the daughter of and baby’s breath. bridegroom; Thomas Lipka of tonight at 8 at the Community cM id a d ^ ,^ II li J - mt p ic tu r e hat of dotted Swiss cents for those 16 years old and by Joseph Swensson, finance; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Miss Linda Childress of Nor­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bartoo Michael Narkawlcz of Miss Louise Ann Goodskey of New Britain; and David Besson Y. The rehearsal is open to all JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 United States. They will'resldea finger-tip veil attached. over, will include a free hot dog Wallace Irish and Roy Thomp­ McComb of past Windsor. The folk, Va., the bridegroom’s of Cheshire. ’The bridegroom is Rockville was best man. Manchester and Raymond of New Britain, brother-in-law By MARGIE FREANEY five-year term on the commis­ men interested in barbershop- in Hartford. She carried a multi-colored and beverage. Proceeds will be son, refreshments; Mrs. Roger Mrs. Menousek considers her 9 U Main Straal In Doamtoam "tn rtiaiiaf bridegroom is the son of Mr. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ushers were Stephen Friedrich Richard Vivier of Hartford of the bridegroom. Danbury News-Times sion. sister. Mrs. Vivier is a graduate of bouquet of roses, carnations used to replenish the com­ Bagley and Mrs. Donald Kuehl, husband, a high school biology style harmony. and Mrs. Francis Swiatkiewicz of Coventry and Duane Pfisfner were united in marriage Aug. 4 A reception was held at the WASHINGTON, Conn. (AP) Established by the 1973 They wore peach dotted Swiss Guillette of Torry Rd., Tolland. Hartford High School. She is a and assorted summer flowers. mittee’s treasury. publicity; and Carl Zinsser, teacher, a horn male chauvinist AI»o • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown of Tolland. KofC Hall in Manchester, after — “I’m not going to beat my legislature, the commission of 539 Griffin Rd., South Wind­ gowns with short pouffed The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin of at Immaculate Conception member of the Phi Nu Chapter tickets. — “but he’s come a long way in sor. Miss Barbara Brocketto of which the couple left for Things “to buy and to amuse” husband with a black whip just will investigate charges of sex sleeves and embroidered St. Matthew’s Church offered A reception was held at the Church, Hartford. of Beta Sigma Phi. She Is Flyers and tickets were 12 years of marriage.” Bolton was maid of honor. She Virginia Beach, Va. For will be offered ,at various because I’m on the com­ discrimination, review state ’The Rev. Ronald Erbe of flowers under the bodice and at the nuptial Mass and performed Peck Lane Sportsman’s Gub of ’The bride is the daughter of employed at Aetna Life & mailed today to members of the Ann’s father is Andrew wore a white gown with multi­ traveling Mrs. Nylund wore a booths, including crafts, penny mission,” says Ann Menousek, statutes affecting women, South Windsor officiated at the hemline. They wore peach gar­ the double-ring ceremony. ’The Cheshire. For a wedding trip to Mrs. Mildred Goodskey of 13 Casualty Co. Mr. Vivier, a town committee and women’s Spencer, a founder 0 colored flowers, Empire waist, navy and red print smocked candy, elephantalla, plants, an­ a member of the new state promote qualified women for the double-ring ceremony. Two den hats and carried basket of church was decorated with Old Orchard Beach in Maine, Oxford St., and Arthur graduate of Hartford State tiques and a mini-auction of club and to other Republican University of Hartford vee-neckline, and pouffed dress. They will reside in New Commission on the Status of She floral bouquets decorated the mixed flowers. white flowers. Mrs. Guillette wore a green Goodskey of Hartford. The Technical College, is employed new items. There also will be Party workers. Additional stete appointments, study the recalls a childhood sleeves. She carried a colonial Britain. Women who likes to think of rights of women in general and where church. Donald Miller of South Elijah Fuller of East Windsor The bride, given in marriage slack suit and white shoes. ’The bridegroom is the son of Mr. at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ games and prizes, rides, white tickets may be obtained by con­ women were viewed as lu bouquet of white and pink Mrs. Nylund Both Mr. and herself as feminine. full Windsor was organist. was best man. Ushers were by her father, wore a white couple will reside in Stafford and Mrs. Arthur Vivier of Hart­ ford. daisies. elephant sale for children, and tacting Zinsser, 176 Ralph Rd. make recommendations to the professional equals with men. Mrs. Nylund are graduates of “I guess men expect women’s 1974 General Assembly. The ’The bride, given in marriage Russell Koehler of East Wind­ chiffon gown fashioned with Springs. ford. a clown. Although she majored in Tunxis Community College in libbers to be foul-mouthed, work begins next month. by her father, wore a silk sor; Larry Allen of Rockville; stand-up collar. ’The veil was Mrs. Guillette is employed at The Rev. Joseph P. Sheehan iSSiifSaSKiS: English at Central Connecticut Farmington and will attend cigar-chomping dames who What women need more than organza gown fashioned with and Norman Boutin of Enfield. made by the bride’s grand­ Richard Daniels Cadillac Co. officiated. About Town state College, and despite her iUMMEft high neckline, fitted bodice, A reception was held at the mother, Mrs. Lucile McBride. Mr. Guillette, a veteran of four Miss Elona Beadle of New Central Connecticut State dress in frumpy clothes,” she anything else, she believes, is College in the fall. Mr. Nylund family’s advice, Ann decided semi-full skirt, fitted capped Polish National Home in Wind­ The bride carried a white bible years service in the U.S. Air Britain was maid of honor. Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta said. self confidence. One of her aims is a psychology major and Mrs. Rely On Vegetables she didn’t want to teach. She BEST GIVING sleeves with fullness to the sor Locks. For a trip to the with a spray of white roses and Force, is employed at Colt Pa­ Bridesmaids were Miss Corkie Sigma Phi will hold an “I enjoy being a woman and I is to encourage industries to Nylund is a sociology major. He •named, at age 19, “the most wrist, with bodice and sleeves White Mountains in New Mountain Laurel leaves. tent Firearms. Carcano of Torrington and Miss executive board meeting for all like men. I just don’t like to see hold seminars for women in is employed at Southbury exciting man I’ve ever met appliqued with re-embroidered Hampshire, Mrs. Swiatkiewicz Linda Goodskey of Manchester, officers and committee chair­ For Economy Meals women put down or ridiculed.” search of jobs. Training School for the and spent nearly 10 years ' BLOOD Alencon lace accented with wore a peach and white dress the bride’s sister. Miss Mildred man, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Ever since the 32-year-old “Once women realize their Retarded. Mrs. Nylund is an raising her children and WITH ALL Venise in a daisy pattern, and Goodskey of Manchester, the home of the new president, STORRS — Rely on fresh dishes high in protein and Washington, Conn, resident was own potential, all those fears keeping house. with white embroidered T omlinson-Gledhill assistant manager at THE REST ruffled chapel-length train. She bride’s sister, was flower girl. Sara Savos, 101 Tudor Lane, vegetables in season to help vitamins. Desserts and appointed to the 17-member men have about women taking flowers on the bodice. ’The cou­ McDonald’s of Manchester. stretch your food dollar .this beverages also can supply some commission, she’s been over just might come true,” she “I loved being home,’ she wore a matching picture hat ple will reside in Enfield. Ron Andreotta of Hartford, Apt. K, Manchester. There will summer. protein. drawing sidelong glances and said. said. “I’m concerned that the with streamers. She carried Mrs. Swiatkiewicz attended the bridegroom’s cousin, was be a brief discussion period and You can combine vitamin- Scrambled eggs with com, curious comments from people movement will make women yellow carnations with white East Windsor High School and best man. Ushers are Roger plans will be made for the com­ rich vegetables with protein cooked green beans, cucumber who once thought her who want to stay at home feel rosebuds and trailing flowers. is presently employed as a Kraut of Enfield and John Bot- ing year. Refreshments will be foods such as milk, eggs, salad, toast strips with peanut “harmless,” she said. Wezowicz inferior. Why should everyone Mrs. Jane Fuller of East stenographer at the Pratt & ticello of Manchester, cousin of served and a social hour will cheese, fish, meat, dried beans butter and cantaloupe a la mode “I rnay look feminine, but I’m conform to a stereotype?” Windsor was her sister’s Whitney Aircraft Division of the bride. follow. A reception was held at the GLOBE or rice for economical, well- for dessert. no clinging vine or shrinking To Address r? matron of honor. She wore a United Aircraft Corporation. Irish-American Club in balanced main dishes, says Chef’s salad, using a variety violet,” said Ann, who already light green dotted Swiss gown Mr. Swiatkiewz attended South Manchester Women’s Club Travel Service Janina Czajkowski, Extension of prepared salad greens, has begun collecting Rotary Club fashioned with short pouffed Windsor High School. He served Glastonbury, after which the couple left on a tour of the members who sew and wish to 555 MAIN STREET I nutritionist at The University of chopped celery, onion, statements from women who sleeves, and embroidered four years in the U. S. Navy and participate in a “Sew Your Connecticut. When you are making up a 643-2165 tomatoes, cucumbers, green feel they’ve been victims of dis­ Richard W. Wezowicz, of m i ONE H m OF flowers under the bodice and is presently employed at Pratt Own’ fashion show at the crimination. package of cherry-flavor gela- pepper, cubes of cheese, flaked Ellington, assistant warden for to, add canned dark pitted along the ruffled hemline. She & Whitney as a technician. Olan M ills Photo September club meeting are When you consider tuna or slivers of ham all tossed Ann is pretty. She wears tiny Authorired agent in Manchester vegetables in planning meals treatment and training at Hart­ cherries (drained from a can) YOUR BUSY SUMMER reminded to contact Mrs. J. for all Airlines. Railroads and together with your favorite gold earrings and lipstick. She Clubs Plan The engagement of Miss Judy without meat or with very little ford Correctional Center, will and walnuts. Use this mold as Larry Cochran, 53 Meadow Steamship Lines. dressing. Serve with whole sp^ks softly, has three young Ann Hubbard to Richard Field, meat, keep in mind all the other be guest speaker Tuesday at the a salad on a smorgasbord or as CAN BRING LIFE AND Lane, during August. grain or enriched bread or rolls, children, loves her husband, is a Horse Show both of Manchester, has been sources of protein available. Manchester Rotary Club a dessert for a Tegular meal. margarine and an orange great cook and a former announced by her parents, Mr. Foods that supply high quality meeting at 6:30 p.m. at HAPPINESS TO SOMEONE I-.— sherbet float. member of the Washington Manchester Country Club. Most cookies may be stored The third annual horse show and Mrs. Warren Hubbard of protein like meat are fish, milk, 805 E. Middle Tpke. cheese and eggs. Old-fashioned succotash Garden Club. She wears her WeTOwicz is responsible for in the freezer for as long as six WAC To Step Out sponsored by the Hillstown (cooked com and lima beans), long brown hair piled demurely vocational, educational, and months. Leather Pounders 4-H Club and Her fiance is the son of Mrs. The less expensive vegetable Barbara Field of 118 Glenwood tomato and cottage cheese on top of her head and admits to psychological rehabilitative the Manchester Jaycees is protein in wheat, rice, com, St. and the late Elmer Field. salad, brown bread and a peach a wardrobe of “feminine’’ programs at the correctional In New Uniforms scheduled for Sept. 9 at the beans or oats can be clothes. milk shake made with nonfat center. He has been in the cor­ ■J Manchester Community The bride-elect is a 1972 supplemented by eating small TO ALL VACATIONERS milk. Ann work's fulltime as assis­ rectional field for four years, By TOM DIEMER the new style, or a modified College campus on Wetherell graduate of Manchester High amount of the more expensive \ Tom atoes stuffed with tant editor of the weekly and was a counselor for the Associated Preaa Writer version, will become standard St. School. She is employed at Ann O f Manchester animal protein foods. ■ macaroni and cheese, baked un­ Brookfield Journal, placing her Community Release program travel NEW YORK (AP) - A new next summer. Miss Bailey said Prizes and ribbons will be Marie’s Restaurant in East //- and Varnon Certain combinations of mer . I'. Ofhe« w.Vspend°THE“« in'^h osX'l.*’'* til tender, cole slaw, com bread &-year-old child in day care. She in Hartford before assuming his look in the Women’s Army adding her personal reaction: awarded to winners in each of Hartford. vegetable protein foods, such as and frozen pudding for dessert. feels women who are working present post. Corps, being outfitted in light "I love them.” 43 different classes. Proceeds Mr. Field is a 1970 graduate “The Formal rice and beans or corn and agents For more ideas for meatless and competing with men in the A native of New Britain, he mint-green*unifonns und ready “We are women, and women* will benefit the Leather of Cheney Technical School and beans also provide economical meals, write for “Money job market should concentrate received a BA in sociology in You wllUuiov vour va.a,lo„ far i, h..|„„i uth™ ilve ,u to take up the slack in an army don’t wear the same kind of Pounders and the Jaycees’ is employed at Kargo Repair in Wear King" sources of high quality protein. ceurse New Haven. . pLiCH for the , Saving Meatless Meals,” 73-27, on “being themselves,” not 1969 from the American Inter­ Men, women — age, experience no forced to depend on volunteers, clothes men do,” she said. “It’s youth programs. ■n Miss Czajkowski offers these Bulletin. Room, U-35, The conforming to any women’s lib national College, Springfield, barrier. Training program arill not in­ was previewed ’Thursday by a (the new uniform) more Last year, nearly 1,000 per­ The couple plan an Oct. 20 .7 Largest menu suggestions using University of Connecticut, stereotype.” terfere wiUi your present job. For r e m e m b e r . . . giv, a pin, pj ^lood befare you Itovo. wedding in South United •A f'fr Mass., and has .done graduate brigadier general, the second womanly.” sons w atch^ more than 150 r.t'-jt If vegetables as the base for main Storrs, Connecticut 06268. House speaker Francis details phone 374-6187 or write WAC promoted to that rank. Methodist Church. . Selection work at the University of Hart­ cduimr schools ’The winter uniform also will Sestero Photo horses and riders circle the two iy Collins, R-Brookfield, ap­ ford. “ At one time they could show rings and compete for pointed Mrs. Menousek 3717 M am « t , E rt8| I H t t Caw . be redesigned, although the good things happen when you help manage without us,” Brig. Gen. Mrg. Kenneth W. Tomlinson prizes. •I STAR GAXERl'oO (pronounced men-OO-sek) to a Mildred Bailey said at a news regular olive green color will be retained. A pants-sutt uniform Jeff Keith of the Jaycees and •• .4! FOniUL ARIES By CLAY R. POLLAN- ^ conference. "This will not be Miss Anne Elizabeth Gledhill H. Ryan of Enfield, was her Miss Peggy Jacobs of the MAR. 2) X Your Daily Activily Guido LIBRA is under consideration for cer­ Edie Adams true in the army of the future.” and Kenneth Walter Tomlinson sister’s matron of honor. She Leather Pounders are co- AM . f> T According to the Sion. V ’ tain situations, but the general PBnUNDIT BLOODIVIOOIL.E VISIT Because of the end of the Jr., both of Manchester, were wore a blue chiffon dress and chairman of this year’s show. CUT & CURL , 1- 2-11-23 To develop message for Tuesday, sold that, d^pite easing of WEAR draft and the push for equal op­ '37-47-68 TMd words correspoi^ing to numbers 4- 7-2064, marital and child-bearing united in marriage Aug. 10 at blue picture hat with blue Refreshments will be BEAUTY SALON ^ T A U R U S of your Zodioc birth sign |6 ^ 7 4 ^ portunity for women, the Army the Church of the Assumption in streamers. She carried a available during the event. 393 Broad Streel I Be regulations, the army is not ^ \ aM.20 31 And 61 Herd SCORRIO SPECMLS has embarked on a recruiting Manchester. Tickets will be available at the 2 A 32 Pushing ready for a maternity uniform. bouquet of yellow and white Catering to Wedding FOR ( MAT 20 62 Ruts ocr. 22^ 3 Bestow 33 1s FOR JULY A N D AUQ. drive to double the strength of The bride is the daughter of daisies. gate. 4 Social ^ 63 Requisite WOK. 21': Parties with Early V^35-39-54-59 34 Motters 64 Lead the women’s Army Corps. Old regulations, which Those wishing more informa­ <£^62-67-89-90 Mrs. Anne M. Gledhill of Avon William Tomlinson was his 5 Assistonce 35 You'll 65 To 13-18-30-334 GOLDEN CHARM 6 Awaits In the past year, the director required that a woman must be St. and the late Henry W. tion may contact Mrs. Carol Morning Appointments GEMINI 36 Could 66 Important 49-63M7T brother’s best man. Ushers RENT 7 Invitation GItfES YOU TIME _____ 37 Your 67 Freedom of the Corps said, the number of single to enter the service and 649-2517 ^,5 ;, MAY 21 8 Fovors SAGITTARIUS Gledhill. ’The bridegroom is the were Frances Ryan of Enfield, Hawthorne, 649-4258; or Miss 38 Your 68 Tur>e women in' the army has in­ must leave when pregnant, 9 You 39 Break son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. the bride’s brother-in-law; and Jacobs, 643-6197. JUNE 20 10 Now 69 Need East of the River... 40 And 70 Excellent 0EC .2I ^ 1 creased 4,000 to an all-time high have been dropped. Tomlinson of Manchester. 0^44-55-58 11 Lender 41 Interests ZOTOS PERMANENT Michael Linnell of East Hart­ All the latest stt^Tes and colors in '70-75-79-86 12 Seek 71 Lighten p l a c e .u n it e d METHODIST CHURCH of 18,000. Marital status now- has no We also stock 42 The . 72 Accept ^ 8 -1 0 -2 S O The Rev. Paul Trinque ford, the bridegroom’s uncle. stock . . . nothing to send away for. CANCER 13 Moture 43 Plons' SEiLiSil L.fyMlEA* ’To help keep pace with the bearing on a woman’s eligibili­ 14 Public 73 Of ?!?• » SMI CM- offered the nuptial Mass and A reception was held at the Ruffled Shirts in We stock sizes from boys' sizes 4-20, UUNE 21 44 You 74 Contoct CARRICORN "Wl-staot 15 Faith 45 Rest ®*J«I**. -**hard IMoa. AHon v m Is brsaOit ta sih-slou after which the couple left on a 36-52 Long. 38-52 Extra Long. 36-42 i ^ l ’5-17-56-57 77 Hond taken when pregnancy occurs. 18 Approoch 48 SwoppirKl about to be discarded by the played and sung by a folk ^oup trip to Lake (3eorge, N.Y. They ly60-71-82-88 19 Relotions 78 Easily 12-16-40-42^ SYHA-M iA R a lill DretStorw, wiUiMt OMd Includes Shampoo, Cut and Style This Ad Sponsored By Extra Short. 4 9 A ^ 79 For WACs, at least in the summer Miss Bailey believes the 20 Could 45-52-69 V of which the bride is a member. will reside at 85 Summitt St., LEO 50 In 80 Well O'’® of our Stylists 21 Refrain 51 Get AQUARIUS time. Army is ahead of the civilian It was under the direction of Krause m r 22 81 Aspected M9.280^_ 649-2807. “Let’s Get Together At The Manchester. Whatever the Occasion — See 2? Don't 52 You JAN. 20 Clarke Insurance Agency Three versions of the new business world in offering equal aug 23 Dance 82 Your INTRODUCTORY OFFER Golden Charm." Michael Kakut. Mrs. Tomlinson is a graduate :-33^ . 22 53 Out 83 The CBT Manchester Evenine floi'ist c- Greenhouse^ 24 Hesitate n i. II Worth *1.56 summer uniforms are currently opportunity to women. The bride, given in marriage H-29-32-38 54 Out 84 Act Herald ® Watkins Brothers of East Catholic High School 25 For 55 Formulate . 5 - 6- 9-22, Holmes Funeral Home being tested at Fort McClellan, “Whatever you want to do in 26 Selling 85 Future Buy one email alxa Watkins Funeral Home by her brother, Charles A. and attended Manchester Com­ 56 Good 86 Success 24-27-72 5 1 0 VIRGO. 27To 57 Humor Warren Howland Ala. a line of work, you can do in the Gledhill of Los ^igeles, Calif., REBAL RfEWR 87 Accordingly Syna-Claar... gat on# Frtol Moriarty Brothers WINF Radio munity College. Nb'. Tomlinson AUG. 22 28 Benefits 58 Hove PISCES BOLDEN CHARM The uniforms, of polyester Army,” she asserted. ‘"There TH( co.«i>ifrf MfN j iron 29 From 88 Lood EEI. IP Real Estate wore a jersey eyelet gown is a graduate of Manchester 59 Of 89 Is Manchester Parkade: sen. 22 30 Now i m E n i B u m - Regal Men’s Shop double-knit in a bright pastel, isn’t any type of specialists that fashioned with h i^ neckline, 901-907 Main St. Tri-CIty Plaza 60 Helps 90 Near MAR. ' CMFHflaS J. D. Real Estate Butterfidd’s High School and is attending ^14-19-26-31 Lydall, Inc. shade of green, can be cut the armed forces don’t n e ^ .” Empire waist and full sleeves. MANCHESTER VERNON I

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BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ^ ^ » H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aur. 13. 1873 - PAGE THIRTRe n H6WARE you HOW ABOUT TWATZ ALU X A S ke O >tXJ COMIN6 , BU&5 ? THIS IS LET'S OWE HIM F m s/ WA FEW ’ EVER BAT SOME SOTfcHA'-WE LEFT THE T O D O VMA5 T O A 0 tr / MINUTES WE'LL TURN TH’VOL- RBPAtR A PIPE r STOLEN GREEN MAJOR SNOOZIN’ OUTSIDE Hunter Aims To ALU PINISHEP, CONNECTION! APPLES AS A WITHOUT TELLlN' HIM A J'L P0TUNIAI KID? you G ET BEAR WAS PROWLIN’ ) I, rreserve Wildlife In African Bush Recount Show Win ASLOWFEELIN* AROUND! HE COULD BE / « By ELIZABETH BASSETT tion, and van der Walt went to Natural History’s Dr. Richard OF A HORRIBLE IN /HORE TROUBLE THAN ' CAMP ZINAVE, Mozambique and/the social composition of Africa and now ruminants are m i s t a k e .' A t i g h t ROPE WALKER work, taking blood samples and van Gelder. All that is neces­ his herd, is learned. A year or jdaces where they have died (AP) -— In the coolness of measuring - the ear, hind foot, darted regularly for disease WITH DOUBLE dawn, the hunter left camp and sary is to dart, measure and so after the initial immobiliza­ out. Or darting can be used to In Rhode Island Vote B VISION! Kv^\ tail, body length and horns. Fi­ studies. capture animals for zoos. set off into the bush. mwk a representative male tion, he will be darted and As a result of this plague and nally, a broad kelly green vinyl and female of a species in each measured again to study his In the Zinave area of Mozam- He wanted a waterbuck, the its d i^ r o u s effect on the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - An official tally Tuesday I.L.V collar was laced around the migratory or home area. growth and development. Kque, there is an additional ■Ayr, large lyre4iorned gray antelope ecosystem, as well as man’s A statewide ballot re-6ount on night had indicated the proposi­ of eastern and southern ^rica. buck’s neck for identification Then every time the animal But the study of a specie’s and tragic reason to dart: Ev­ and he vras given the code encroadiment on wildlands, Rhode Island’s constitutional tion lost by a 28-vote e^e. He checked his rifle one last is spotted the date and locality migratory habits and develop­ ery year thousand of animals name “Zeca,” after one of the species which at one time flou­ are killed or maimed in poa- convention referendum ground Now, the convention will con­ time. is entered on a punch card. ment is not the only reason for to a halt with the proposal win­ .v'-'-’-v. rished have almost dis- diers’ snares. Furious and out vene Sept. 4 with a mandate to SSHm-^llrrfU Sff'i With Jose Tello, a former Portuguese hunter-trackers. Eventually an idea of the ani­ immobilization. At the turn of From their case of drugs, sqipeared. Tranquilizing ani­ of their minds with pain and ning by ah official margin of 92 consider four topics, iw»liiHii.g WE DON’T poacher turned game warden mals’ movements, based on the the century, rinderpest wiped mals in areas where they still votes. want To EYICITE Tello and van der Walt pre­ fear, the only way those that removal of the ban on state MICKEY FINN and hunter, and Baron Werner availability of food and water. out hundreds of thousands ani­ abound allows them to be relo­ The final results were 21,302 BY HANK LEONARD THE BEAR IF pared an antidote and jabbed mals in huge areas of southern have a chance to live can be lotteries and an elimination of EVERTTHINGSALL von Alvensleben, whose hunting the buck’s flank. His eyes cated and reestablished in treated is to tranquilize them. in favor of holding the conven­ I'VE GOT IT FROM THE ^ M A t WELL^VOU'D BETTER ▼ T'LL exploits over the past 35 years the five^iollar-a-day ceiling on GRAPEVINE THAT HOE HORACE TAKE HIM UP ON I T - J BREAK RIGHT! CLIMB A opened, he gazed around and tion and 21,210 against it. state legislators’ pay. ^£9^' HAAMAER— I CXW'T ^ CHANCE! CLEO IS GOIN' TO CHALLENGI I !$ NO TREE AND TAKE earned him the name Munjun- WANT T'SCARE VDU-BUT YOU'RE \ t(XSED HIM OR CLEO WILL THINK / HIM IN staggered to his feet. Slowly, he YOU TO A MATCH — TO WRESTLER! YOU'RE AFRAID! A TWO! A LOOK jonjo, “the great one," he Slw» Newsi M m . - Sat. • • |0. IN DANGER OF LOSIN' VOUR GIRL TO 1 O^EP FOR WIN HER BACK/ walked, then ran into the pro­ A CHARACTER NAMED HORACE HOEJ ME! drove quietly through the taw­ ny scrub. tective covering of fiie bush. 7 ^ W1 7 i The hunters of Zinave, one of a l l ' m e a n s , A few minutes past 6, they the richest game areas in Af­ li^^LETS NOT e x c it e ; lo tted a herd of waterbuck, rica, no longer kill. Fourteen C536km4 V <^TH E BEAR.= their white bulls-eye bottoms HEROES ARE MAPE-UOT BORN A im If M Ah*. years ago, von Alvensleben TM ■!. A t Pit 8-<3 n ; i t r H iA .U t.T fa . lUf. t f i. f .t, OH. *<■ fe- and black-whorled horns stand­ opened the area north and ing out clearly through the south of the Save River as a diorn trees. hunting playground for ,the Carefully, they moved their rich. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL open-topp^ Land Cruisers But the leathery white hunter FOOD ^M ARKETS closer and the hunter reached had a change of heart. After HOW?\HeS60IN& > f.AS A RECREATION for his gun. The shot was good! more than 30 years of living in The frightened herd scattered PM CB OUP PREMIER ID LOAN AREA R3R HIS AIDES. the bush, knowing it and ani­ EfFEO IV E HAS OFFERED THE ANERIOM SIBERIA TO and the buck ran with ^em , mals’ moods and tempers and PRISCILLA’S PO P BY AL VERMEER PRESI PENT SOME HELB-. THE INDENT.. confused by the noise and the realizing how man could, A U G . ISfb A pain in his shoulder. EVEN 'tOUR 'X see WHAT VOUR IT MEANS 1 GETT thoughtlessly, destroy it all, THRU SISTER HOPES N . He was not dead because the GETTING LOST STUCK WITH von Alvesle^n decided killing A U G . Illb FOGD STAMP YOU WON'T OO IN THE WOODS THE DISHES' hunto* wanted to conserve, not for sport was not Uie answer. ^LOOKING FOR M e A N S T O kiO. The hunter was Keyser BIGPOOT.'__ ^ ^ H E R ? The answer lay in conservation. ONLYI CUSTOMERSI Enjoy a van der Walt, head of the de­ And so three years ago he partment of veterinary medi­ stopped hunting south of the cine at South Africa’s On- Save, turned Qnave into a R a f o a-i3 0>ieiLe-i3 derstepoort, a part of the Uni­ camp for photo hunters and versity of Pretoria, and he was founded the Zinave Wildlife leading a group of American search Station, designed to THE FLINTSTONES veterinarians on an experience Party BY HANA-BARBERA study the entire ecosystem of unique to “outsiders,” a game the area for the benefit of man. immobilization hunt. Ifis north-of-the-river hunting 4JL Al w a y s Van der Walt had his buck camps remained open to pro­ STANDING with a barbed dart containing O [ LOOKS LIKE vide the desperately needed in t h e tranquilizer. They dragged the funds for research but they too 0/ THE ECOLOSV WAY OF buck into the open where Tello THE BORN LOSER 0 NUTS ARE PROGRESS soon will be phased out and Ae BY ART SANSOM carefully worked the dart out of whole 3,500-square-mile area X \ PROTESTING n the animal’s left shoulder. ^ A g a i n / will become a game reserve. ThCT Tello, director of the Zinave’s scientific program fledgling Zinave Research Sa- began last year in association with The American Museum of

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A i 9d v s oaDiw irnd PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 13, 1973 Chattanooga Next Stop ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Aug. 13.1973- PAGE FTITTRpm Herald Angle I 14 Titles Jack Nicklaus Unconvinced CLEVELAND (AP) - V Jack Nicklaus’ victory in the PCA National Cham­ For Groman Softballers By Earl Yost pionship Sunday gave him a career total of 14 major He’s Greatest Golfer Ever championships, sur­ Groman’s women’s softball team Groman’s pitcbing, which allowed Sports Editor passing the all-time record won* the Regional ASA Slow Pitch an average of one run per game, kept he shared with the late CLEVELAND (AP) - No Tournament by defeating Parco of that mark intact in the final game. said the game’s No. 1 Golf Club opponents and Bohhy Jones. matter what his rivals say. superstar Sunddry, even —12 major pro cham­ last of the major tour­ Providence once and Warwick PAL Paced by Linda Hamm’s 2-for-2 and brought these testimonials; pionships, one more than Here is a year-by-year Jack Nicklaus remains un­ though he had just shattered naments for 1973. twice at PlainviUe’s K of C Field over great defensive play, the locals took a Black Book Jottings Crampton - “It was a Walter Hagen’s previous account of Nicklaus’ convinced he’s golf’s Jones’ revered 46year-old He did, with a concentra­ the weekend. 6-1 decision from Warwick, the 1973 pleasure to be an eye­ record. major titles: BMeball fMs can expect to hear a pro as part of NtiC’s greatest player ever. major title record of 13 vic­ tion seldom attained by his Groman’s started the tourney by Rhode. Island ASA champ. witness to history being 1959—U.S. Amateur. Monday night major league baseball broadcasting crew “I don’t know if Bobby tories. —Just over $50,000 modern day i^ivals. clouting Parco, the runnerup in the made. He borders on toe un­ short of $2 million in of- 1961— U.S. Amateur. Jones is better or I am,” “I do know he achieved his Crampton finished at 281 Rhode Island tourney, by a score of believable. Here’s a man in ficial tour earnings since 1962— U.S. Open. Mary Favale scattered eight hits in shorter tim e,” said the with a final 70. 11-1. Linda Hamm had three hits, in­ N^w vSJkVan?"®® walking papers from the his early 30s who could do 1962. 1963— Masters, PCA. and Becky Best provided three RBIs Yankees, for telling the truth against the wishes awesome Golden Bear, Mason Rudolph, one cluding a three-run homer, and played this so early and with such —49 official tour vic­ 1965— Masters. and two hits. Phyllis Kendrick, Jean of toe managenaent. Barber has been living in Florida and whose final round charge to stroke behind Nicklaus with weU In the field. ease.” tories, not counting his 1966— Masters, British McAdam and catcher Donna Schaffer ^ t in g a wmkly column for a Miami daily ...Eddie Blanda^s a three-under-par 69 gave upstart Don Iverson through In the second game, pitcher Mary Tom Weiskopf - “Jack’s two British Opens. Open. came through with fielding gems for Feigner and his four-man softball team will be in Hartford him a 277 total and a bulging 54 holes, struggled to a 73. Favale allowed only 24 Warwick the greatest player who ever —Five victories in 15 1967— U.S. Open. the newly crowned Region Nine u ?.-*- Bartending School. The Dillon Stadium four-shot decision over He shared third at 282 with players to bat enroute to a three-hitter Heroics played the game. There isn’t tour appearances this year 1970— British Open. champs. exhibitwn starts at 8 with proceeds earmarked for the runnerup Bruce Gampton. J. C. Snead and Lanny and a 9-1 victory. Betsy Gilmarten, a shot he can’t make. He’s including 13 times in the 1971— PGA. WiUi the win, Groman’s will go to N ew m a n Home and Hospital and the Doc Hurley Midget “At 33, I know I’m going Wadkins, both with 69s. Julie Bradley and Linda Hamm had toe greatest ever because top ten. 1972— Masters, U.S. Chattanooga, Tenn., for the National j" Hartford-Joe Diminico has bwn Key Win to play a long time,’’ Nicklaus put his rivals Open. three safeties apiece for the winners. the caliber of play is so —$245,424 in 1973 away with consecutive bir­ Tournament, which begins Aug. 29th. added to toe Manchester Country Club staff as an assistant Nicklaus added, “and the 1973— PGA. much better now. It’s earnings, second to dies on six and seven for a STAFFORD SPEEDWAY pro. He 11 replace Pat Cooney who resigned. Another new only way to compare is when Jones, who retired after NEW YORK (A P ) - “It’s im­ tougher to win.” Crampton’s $270,841, two shot lead. His advantage Proving to be the fastest car member of the Pro Shop is hardworking Billy you’re through. his Grand Slam season of portant to play tight preseason Consider these a c ­ with the $45,000 first never dwindled under that I on the NASCAR modified cir- McKee...Rich Riordan, perhaps toe most improved golfer “The only measuring stick 1930, built his total of 13 games,” said Oakland Raider complishments for a man prize check. figure down the stretch. I cuit this season, Ron Bouchard m toe ^^chester Country (Jlub membership, manages to Coach John Madden. “I’m today is major titles. You with four U.S. Opens, five Billie Jean f just reaching pro golf’s Nicklaus arrived at the His four shot margin I of Fitchburg, Mass., won Satur- get in at least one round of golf every day. He’s had several thankful.” can’t compare stroke U.S. Amateurs, three I day night’s 361ap feature at prime age: 6,852-yard course without a equaled another record. It fme 69 scores this season. Golf hasn’t affected his batting Madden might have added he averages. The courses are British Opens, one British ' Stafford Speedway. —Four Masters, three victory in his last five tour­ Bows, Walks average as he’s second best in the fast Hartford TwiUght was especially thankful for so different,” he said. matched A1 Geiberger’s Amateur. . The 26-year-old Bouchard, PGA, three U.S. Open, two naments. standard for PGA medal League and No. 1 with Manchester’s Moriarty’s. having the “old man” around to Nicklaus’ powering game Other leading players Herald photo by Pinto wheeled the Bob Johnston British Open, two U.S. “I’ll have to change that,” play established in the 1969 Off in Huff I Congratulations are due Manager Gene Johnson who has help him win those tight games crumbled his Canterbury and their major tourna­ Tennis Tips from the Town Champion prepared Pinto into the — preseason or otherwise. A m ateur. he said on the eve of this, the PGA at Akron Firestone. ' winner’s circle for the 10th time a p in p id ed the MB’s to a divisional title. ...When Bill ment victory totals are: NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - * R ^ er tried his comback against Moriarty’s last Tuesday George Blanda, the 46year- InoL R * singleg tennis champion, summer program offered by Manchester Community I this season. Bouchard is one old whiz, provided the last Walter Hagen 11, Ben Margaret Court hasn’t lost her * J ck Redfnond, a ^et^an pro, instructs a beginners' College andthe Rec Department. Classes are held evei^ I victory away from Bugs night at Mt. Nebo toe 46year-old Volkswagen pitcher quarter heroics again Saturday Hogan 9, Sam Snead 7, faith in women’s lib. ' I Stevens ali-time record of 11 proved he wasn’t superstitious. He wore No. 13 on his un­ night for enrolled players only. ^ when he booted a 16yard field Seasoned First Win Gene Sarazen 7 and Byron AW.V.V.V.V.V.W After whipping Billie Jean ^ I feature wins. iform...Ralph DiNicolo reports play has never been Nelson 5. King 6-3, 44, 6-2 Sunday in the ■ goal with four seconds I The popular, well-liked heavier at the Manchester ^untry Club golf course than remaining to provide the Among contemporary $30,000 women’s tennis classic I h i I. ------1 9 th I Bouchard passed Lou Austin on this s^son. The course has been tabbed in excellent shape Raiders’ 27-26 margin over the players, the leaders are Ar­ here, she stuck to her earlier Hole For Betty Burfeindt the ninth lap and was never Md with many physical improvements it has never looked Dallas Cowboys. Blanda’s 36 nold Palmer 8, Gary prediction that Mrs. King would challenged for the front spot. Tonight’s beat Bobby Riggs Sept. 20 in the Country Club better...Dave White, the slugging softball player with yard field goal earlier in the WADSWORTH, 111. (AP) — Betty Burfeindt, the little Player 6, Peter Thomson MB’s Division Kings, Ellington Ridge Steady Eddie Fiemke came quarter started the Raiders Houston Astrodome. Saturday Groman’s, is now taking up tennis. gal with toe big swing, won her first 1973 tournament Sun­ 5, Lee Trevino 4, Billy across the finish line second comeback from a 2614 deficit. Schedule Mrs. Court, top seeded in the BEST 16 Saturday day and became the year’s third leading money winner on Casper 3 and Julius Boros while Denis Giroux was thM. Here ‘n There In other Saturday action, tourney, has already lost to Class A - Terry Schilling 64-7- BACK NINE toe Ladies Professional Golf Association tour. 3. SOFTBALL Tom Cassella captured the Atlanta beat Baltimore 34-20, Playing Home Tuesday Riggs in straight sets. 57, Woody Clark 59-2-57; Class Class A - Ed Keating 35-2-33; All-American six-cyclinder State Trooper Tony Morianos is already getting in shape Miami beat New Orleans 1613, Miss Burfeindt, a 5-foot4, Dorn’s vs. Multi, 6ilS “She’ll beat him if she B - Vic Daley 64-945, Ray Gor­ Class B - Dick McRory 36-4-32, Fitzgerald event. for toe Five-Mile Road Race Thanksgiving morning...Paul the New York Jets trounced the 116pounder, said putting was doesn’t let him psyche her,” don 65-9-56, Bill Phelan 68-12-56, Herb Delasco 37-5-32; Class C - Jimmy Fund RIVERSIDE PARK CoiTOTti, an ex-tennis player, is now a golfing buff and San Francisco 49ers 34-14, the key to her explosive win in By Dean Yost Vito’s vs. Dean, 7i30 she said after the victory Sun­ Walt Ferguson 65-9-56, Bob Bar- Les Baum 41-6-35, Bob Zaiman Auto Racing Fitzgerald Bill Greco, former track p rries all llhandicap...Manny Leibert, veteran Hartford Chicago beat Houston 367, the $30,000 women’s event. day that earned her $7,000. mingham 67-11-56, Lee Levitow 41-635, Stan Strouch 42-745; Ticket Outlets champion at Riverside Park, boxing and wrestling promoter, plans to run shows at the Green Bay defeated Buffalo 16 She surged from four strokes Sporting a 13-8 regular season Army & Navy vs. Armory Mrs. King, suffering her first 70-14-56; Class C - Herm Dvorak Class E - Fred Cavedo 42-1632; TALLADEGA, Ala. — Dick Important note, all remaining Tavern, 6il5 Robertson picked up his sixth feature Columbia Music Hall in West Hartford...John Groman, 3, St. Louis defeated San Diego Tickets are now on sale for back with a closing of five- record, Moriarty Brothers have cap­ loss since early ay, was asked 72-19-53, Rudy Pierro 71-17-54; Clara E - Tom Heslin 44-11-33, Brooks, from Porterville, scheduled games will be played at triumph of the season to a 56 sponsor of Groman’s Sport Shop girls’ softball team, which 17-13, Cincinnati swamped the 10th annual Jimmy Fund under-par 68 to win the $4,500 B ob & M a rie ’s vs. in the clubhouse by a television low gross - Woody Clark 69; Lou Apter 461633, kickers - Calif., drove his Plymouth to tured the Hartford Twilight League 5:30, due to the loss of sun light. lap test before a small turnout Philadelphia 45-21 and softball promotion on Tuesday first prize by three strokes with Wholeeaie, 7:30 Robertson reporter if her loss would affect blind bogey Walt Ferguson 77, John Richmond, Tom Heslin 70; copped toe Connecticut Amateur Softball Assn, title a victory in the Talladega 506 Eastern Division title. The defending Dave Cichon, a former minor of 3,312 fans. Geveland and Los Angeles tied night, Aug. 21 at Charter Oak a 56hole total of 212 over the BASKETBALL the Riggs match. Rich Riordan 77. Jack Channin, Tom Donovan, week ago ahd added the New England Regional last week Pjtrk. mile stock-car race in which Twilight champions, hold a game Greco was followed'across' 21- 21. 6,523-yard Midlane Country driver Larry Smith lost his life leaguer, continues to set the pace in Medicated vs. Six Pack, “Let’s talk about the match PRO SWEEPS Pete Naktenis 76. to earn a trip to toe Nationals in Chattanooga, Tenn., later advantage over second place East 7:45 the finish line by Bobby Bard. Kansas City hosts Detroit Outlets are at the Rec Club course. in a crash. the batting race with a .456 average. to n i^t,” she requested. The Gross - Woody Q ark 69, MYSTERY WINNER this month will receive just $100 for expenses from toe Department, Town Hall, BA Lotireg vs. Raiders, 9 PLAINVILLE Monday night. Deadlocked at 215 for the Hartford Merchants. The latter, 9-13, Cichon has accumulated 26 hits in 57 reporter refused and Mrs. King Erwin Kennedy 72; net - Steve First - Howard Latimer; se­ Club, Army & Navy Club, VPW, Elton Hill took over first posi­ State ASA office...Riverside Park Speedway will be Norm Van Brocklin said the . runnerup spot and earning $2,- has played one more game than the plate showings. Moriarty’s Rich Rior- Crockett vs. MCC, 7:45 Matava 74-549, Joe Novak 78-9- cond - Tom McCusker, low walked out, immediately tion on the eighth lap and jammed Tuesday night when the All-Star Racing League’s Falcons’ victory over the Colts Legion Home, Elks Lodge, Ar­ 995 each were 18-year-old Laura Gas House Gang. dan has totaled the most hits with 28 Langan vs. Eagles, 9 69, Bob McGurkin 76-6-70, Sher gross Class A - Ed Keating 74; caught a plane for Los Angeles proceeded to lead the next 42 top drivers compete for a $1,000 first-place check. Grand was an education for young mory Tavern and Sportsman Baugh and the leader for the Three dates remain on the current Ferguson 75-5-70. a a ss B - Floyd O’Brien 76; Tavern. and sports a .394 average. and did not talk further with circuits to capture the 561ap American, Volkswagen and figure-ej^ts will also be on quarterback Pat Sullivan. first two rounds, Debbie Austin. BOLAND baseball schedule, as the season ends newsmen. Sunday Class C Ed Dickman 80; Class Ray Peck reports he expects Other MB players over the .300 bat­ grind at Plainville Stadium, toe card....Manchester’s Tom Kelley won both starts with “I’m sure Patty learned a lit­ After a pair of 70s Miis Mrs. Court’s victory was her BEST 15 D - Fred Cavedon 89, Carl to raise more than $3,000. Wednesday night. Hertford In­ ting mark are Jim Balesano .366 Saturday night. Richmond in toe International League last week and now tle bit about linebacker play,” Austin fell to a final 75 and saw MOTORS surance, despite an impressive 16-4, third straight over Mrs. King, Class A • Frank Kieman 57-7- Mikolowsky 89; Class E - Tom Co-featured will be slow pitch which includes four homers; Gene Friend, Check A determined Dave Aikas, boasts a 64 won-lost record...Wally Widholm reports East Van Brocklin said of the Miss Burfeindt charge into record still hasn’t clinched the who was seeded second. She 50, Sher Ferguson 55-5-50; Class Hralin 87. softball games between the QUALITY Johnson sports a .347 average and battling for the top spot, was Hartford will field two American Legion baseball team second-year quarterback’s first command with a closing round Western title. The New Britain Lost in Battle won 6-2, 4-6, 64 March 11 in B - Joe Lebiedz 63-1349, Henry FRONT NINE credit^ with second position No.I and No.2 teams in the that showed five birdies and 13 Frank DiMauro upped his mark to Class A - John Pionzlo 36-3-33; 'ftext summer.;;Mark toe date down now for toe an­ start in the National Football Feline League, Cut & Curl and Falcons, 15-7, play two games while Chicago and 6-2, '6 4 April IS in Rockwell 60-10-50; Clara C - while Ron Vanesse was third. League. pars. USED CARS .320. CINCINNATI (AP) - Clara B - Floyd O’Brien 37-4-33, nual. Jimmy F’und softball doubleheader at Fitzgerald WINF and Groman's, Silk City Boston. Hogan Zamaitis 64-1648, Mike The former Heisman Trophy Miss Burfeindt, heading Hartford also has two tilts left. If New Pete Sala is the winningest Moriar­ Romania’s Ilie Nastase, his Tony Tantillo 36634; Class C - champs, and Conrex of Mrs. Court jumped out to a 3- Sibrinsz 66-17-49; low gross - Field - Tuesday night, Aug.21. Tickets will be available at winner completed 11 of 22 towards this weekend’s $30,000 SINCE 1935! Britain wins Both and Hartford loses, ty pitcher with a 3-0 record and an 0.85 temper as quick as his Ed Dickmon ' 38-6-32, Stan (AP photo) Southington. First game starts 1 lead in Sunday’s first set and Sher Fergusim 70; blind bogey - , passes for 91 yards and a St. Paul Ladies Open with $^,- the Falcons will clinch the title. backhand, won another tennis Strouch 467-33; Ray Peracchio Midgets Start to® gate...The New York Yankees lost some face with at 7. 389 CENTER STREET ERA. The league’s best. Workhorse Mrs. King got only as close as 4- Bob LaChapelle 100. touchdown, but had three 750 a lre a d y banked, had Moriarty Brothers (13-8) will play title Sunday, but lost a friend. 467-33; Class D - John Rich­ their faitoful foUowing yesterday by literally throwing Jack Nicklaus 'Kicks' in Birdie Tickets will also be available Rtiom: 8468320 John Serafini has hurled 68 innings, 3 the rest of the set. PRO SWEEPS Football Drills passes intercepted, two by Colt previously finished second four Herb’s Sport Shop Tuesday night at And maybe a |9,000 paycheck. Mrs. King won a strange se­ Gross - Woody Clark 71, Dick mond 42-634, Andy Repko 42-6 awaj^heir game against Oakland. For the second straight at the gate. times this year. struckout 59 batters and has a 2.46 “We were friends before, but linebacker Stan White. Mt. Nebo and W ^nesday evening at ERA. cond set in which she broke ser­ Steeves 73; net - Sher Ferguson 34; Class E - Tom Heslin 43-11- All boys who have signed up day, Hoarce Clarke at second base came up with damaging not no m ore,’’ said Manuel “It was quite an education,” St. Thomas Seminary against Bristol vice four times and Mrs. Court 70-5-65, F i ^ Kieman 73-7-66, 32. to play midget football must errors and shortstop Hal Lanier, subbing for an a iling Balesano is also the leader in RBI’s Orantes of Spain, who lost to agreed Sullivan. Cassins. did it three times. Mike Karpuska 78-1147. Sunday report to Charter Oak Park w n e Michael, failed to do the job. What club is going to with 20. the top-seed^ Nastase in the Also receiving an education Mrs. Court led all the way in Ladies Kickers - Matt Chupas, John Monday night at 6. Win toe American League East title? Your guess is as good men’s singles finals of the |75,- was Chicago Bears rookie the last set, breaking service' Sunday Harrigan, Don Oldhom 79; Any boy who is interested in M the next man’s. None of the four clubs — Detroit, signal-caller Gary Huff, 000 Western Tennis Cham­ $teve Cavey, Tom Ferguson 70. pionship. ' • three times, including the last POUR BALL BEST BALL playing football may register at Baltiinore, New York or Boston - appears any better than formerly of Florida State. Neipsic Netters Lose9 game. Florence Barre, Rudy Pierro, FATHER-SON Charter Oak Park Monday, “It’s ridiculous,” he said. the other. “The kid played pretty well,” Nellie Johnson, Rose CarjHiska, CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday and Wednesday nights DUON DOES IT AGMN Nastase won the $9,000 first Bears’ coach Abe Gibron said. Fogarty Ten 62. First gross - Class A - Tony- at 6. Candidates must have Junior Play Promising prize with a 5-7, 6-3,64 victory Steve Tantillo 76; first net - their birth certificates and Clements Standout over Orantes after a fiery out­ UNBELIEVABLE YEAB-END SAVINGS ON NEW FOBDS Over the weekend, Neipsic Logan-J. Logan (F) def. L. Notches Win Talhoood C.C. Andy-Jim Thomas 68; Class B - must be accompanied by a burst, but was refused the win­ Tennis Club played host to the Pratt-0. Pratt, 7-5, 6-2. gross - Tony-Tony Jr. Raberto parent. They must also bring a ning when meet referee Jim Two Day Member-Member Farmington Field Club and lost There is a great deal of in­ Fogarty Brothers’ softball 84; net - Her6Pete Pagani 66; slip from their doctor saying Meakin lodged a charge of un­ Tournament four out of the six matches. terest and enthusiasm on the team defeated Maple Grove of Class C - gross - Les-Mike they can participate. Giants Victors, Price sportsmanlike conduct. Dick Brewer-Norm Muccio Fighters Results - men’s doubles; junior tennis level. Although Rockville, 10-3, Sunday in the Baum 85. RIVERSIDE The Cincinnati official said Goolagong 60- 22-122; Steve Cassano-John Groobert-Sink (N) def. the locals lost seven of 10 East Windsor Tournament. The MOTHER-DAUGHTER LEXINGTON, Ohio — Mark SPEEDWAY Nastase, who angrily Crowley 62-61-123; Dave Schatten-Spitzler, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5; matches played, all were close. Oilmen were paced by Rick Sets Plan CHAMPIONSHIP Donohue captured the $15,000 Muessig-DeRahn (F) def. questioned two calls by Bromley-Jeff Clarke 6142-123; Pats Improved Marsh with three hits, and John First gross - Blanch-Amy Dave Proctor, Neipslc’s tennis Jim McDonald-Ray St. Louis first prize in the Buckeye 1073 FORD PINTO Werbner-Kahn, 6-0,6-1; Women linesmen, told him to “shut up” Stone 55; first net - Rene-Annet SPEirrACULMPiNlinTHINS pro, has been doing a great job Seabury, Bob Plaster, Matt For 1974 61- 62-123; low gross - Jeff Clark CanAm by charging into the 2-Ooor 8«d«i. 1600 mglnu, 4-tpMd, front and raar 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - Albert-Schwab (F) def. and added an obscenity. Moser 5 6 1 2 ^ 5 ^ . FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — No one disputes the fact that PRESENTS working with the juniors. Giardinn and Pete Burnett with 70, Jim McDc^ld 74. lead with five laps to go and bumpar guarda, undareoat and daalar prap. Plllarad Hardtop. 351 V-8, auto, trana., radial tiraa, powar Mauck-Gamble, 7-6, 6-1; Mixed “If he can understand Roma­ Ladies Outstanding players this two safeties each. Roger Petrin BEST BACK NINE holding on to it as he took the National Football League coaches see games in a slightly ataaring, powar brakaa, ANN radio, lintad glaaa. undar- - M. Wall-W. Wall (F) def. M. clubbed a two-run homer. nian, he can take my money,” FOUR BALL co a lln g . month have been Rick Plepler, CINCINNATI (AP) - Tom Kokoska 33, Roger checkered flag. different light from “Joe Fan.” However, even the Macko-M. Macko, 6-2, 6-1; T. said'Nastase, who threatened to Australia’s Evonne Goolagrag, First net - Dora Keilner, Bin- Fred Macko, Andy Brown, leave the court with the score Parrott 33, Nick Paiiolis 34, coaches occasionally see things differently. ALL STAR LItt $2228.03 List $3794.46 Andy Schubert, Jackie Spencer, maturing on schedule at age 22, Paul Saari 34, Jim McDonald nie Vandervoft, Natalie MILWAUKEE.- Wally That was toe case Sunday night as the New York Giants Fogarty’s plays again Satur­ at four games each in the first will peak in 1974 and be the O’Brien, Diane Kueza 64; first Pillion Discount $419.46 Monica Murphy and Mary set. 34, Walt Kokaska 34, Bob Tobey Dallenbach held off a challenge rode a pair of field goals by Pete Gogolak and Norm STOCK Dillon Discount $79.03 Catherine Murano. day in their quest for an initial prime challenger for the Grand gross - Mary Heslin, Vera Hon- by Billy Vukovich to win the PUIHVILLE Meakin, and most of the 34, Steve Cassano 34, Joe Cap- Snead’s third period touchdown pass to Gary Ballman to a tourney triuipph. Slam of Tennis, her coach non, Bertha Kunzli, Deva Baum Tony Bettenhausen 206mile Next week’s junior schedule crowd of 4,000 who heard it, pasella 34. 167 exhibition victory over the New England Patriots Spocial Pries Spsciai Price S 3375 includes a Tues^y match with predicted Sunday. 83. race for Indy-type cars. $ 2 1 4 9 STADIUM said the expletive was a well before a crowd of 49,209. 8N 3878 8N 3366 Windsor and Thursday against “I said nine years ago she RACING 1 ^ ^ known American expression. Ellington Ridge. would reach maturity to 1974.1 “The Patriots are very much improved defensively, es­ All American stand by that. I can see it all pecially in the front four,” New York Coach Alex Webster LEAGUE coming together,” said Vic said. Edwards, KOss Goolagong’s 63- “We got knocked off toe line, we were out-charged,” NAME TWO CAPTAINS Top Stock Car Drivers year-old strategist and legal said New England Coach Chuck Fairbanks. “We did not WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - guardian. Terry Youngbluth, of South Eu­ play well in a coordinated manner on defense. We look^ clid, Ohio, has been elected In Riverside Park Field Miss Goolagong, who ranks li|te a lot of individuals out there.” . among the world’s top five 1973 FORD F-100 DMVERS captain of the Army swinnining Tfae Giants, who rolled over San Diego 263 in their pre­ 1973 FORD LTD team for the 1973-74 season. As The All-Star Racing. League women players, will open her season opener, had their hands full against toe Patriots, Stylaalda Pickup. 30i V-0, Explorar packaga, waat coast 8-Passangar Country Squira. 400 V-O, auto, trana.. powar Olsen, Jerry Cook and Ron Nar- i m a junior, Youngbluth special­ bid for the Grand Slam to the naicliM U T i» H mirror, powar ataaring, automatic tranamisalon, amp and ataraing, powar brakaa, alactric clock, whaal covars, con- comes to Riverside Speedway ducci are making a run for All- alUuHigh they had a 21-17 advantage in first downs and a artnrt h «k« MftknW... Tm ized in the butterfly stroke. in Agawam, Mass., Tuesday Australian Open early next ttMi...*Krfr apbiil S rim oil gaugas, ARN radio, raar. stap bumpar, undarcoating. vsnlanca group, wsw liras, daluxa bumpar group, AM Tues. 8 P.M. Aug. 14 Star honors, will head up the of­ year. The other ttoee major 321-236 margin in total offense. ...TMtknMNIIttkntl radio, undarcoating. " Allen Sample, of Frankford, night. •um WwiiiMM M fine* List $3785.03 ficial league contingent. Lazz- tournaments are the F re ^ “We beat ourselves,’’ Fairbanks said, with many CoA Vm Hmr M M a o A (No ratal date) Del., will captain the indoor Billy Greco and Bob Stefanlk Jtrry CMfe JehRay Hrartl List $4961.00 hack team for Army. He was a zaro won the Riverside All-Star' Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. observers in agreement. “I’m very disappointed because n»R NraUMCi M lUllllR Diiion Discount $486.03 ADM. $2.00 currently battling it out for event a y ^ ago. km L«i8qr hm HeHrm* Piiion Discount $801.00 consistent performer in the 35- track championship honors will Open at Forest Hills, N.Y. we played like a non-disciplined team. We definitely could ‘ la p SUMW fid Hmtm 6-12 yrs 99e, under 6 Free Other threate include. Fred f n i OeSptE IrM QHm pound weight throw. be official host drivers on the She picked up the ^,000 first have won toe game, but we made toe mistakes a young MlVMfi Faritm VRipMiMifM Spsciai Pries $ 3 2 9 9 DeSarro, Bill Heame, Richie I m IwzMt CkralNJiRiraMi banked quarter-mile layout. prize Saturday tothe $75,000 team makes. The mistakes killed us. We’ll just have to go BidM Evm M OtAapI* * 8 N 3586 •< Spsciai Price $ 4 1 6 0 Evans and Bugs Stevens. Western Tennis Chanqiionships Buzzie Reutimann, Jim Lan­ b^ck to work starting tomorrow night.’’ A n y and all Modified drivers are 8N 3574 COLLEGE IN SEPTEMBER? dry, Charlie Jarzombek, Lou by defeating top-seeded rival Webster was happy over a few things, including toe play eligible to compete in all League Among those expected from Qiris Evert 6-2, 74 before a races if the car meets League Lazzaro, Jim Hoffman, Budd the New England NASCAR Cir­ o f running back Vin Clemtnts, the pro sophomore from specifications. record crowd of 4,100. Ckmnecticut who gained 64 yards in 10 carries and caught cuit are Ed Fiemke and Gene Miss Goolagong announced three'passes for 30 yards. Bergin, both former champions she would pass up the nation’s HSiiSbS at Riverside before m o v in g on No. 2 tournament % the U.S. “Right now Gements is No. 1 at fullback and Charlie GRMID OCMntkto to NASCAR. Leo Cleary, the Open Clay Court Cham­ Evans will have to beat him out,” toe coach said. “Norm AMERICAN DIVISION 1973 FORD LTD 1973 FORD LTD WAGON wmpus - just ^D mlnutM from Boston. Primt winner of the original Riverside pionships — next week due to a Snead still is our No. 1 quarterback too, even though Randy 2-Door HT. 351 V8, auto, bana., powar ataaring, powar ramattonal area. Varsity and Intramural sporta All-Star event back in 1967, Ron promotional commitment. Johhson started here and will start against toe New Y oit an ’ •‘•^"0. power brakaa, alec- rXCITING trie wheel covere, body tide molding, convenience proorflnia Bouchard, currently the top A full schedule this year Jets next weekend.” b ra l^ body sMa moMIng, alactric dock, glow paint, wsw Ursa, convanlanca group, daluxa bumpar group, air g ro y, front and raar bumpar guards, AM radio, under- fJ l c u i i l name in New England and Den­ helped Miss Goolagong’s steady Webster said he thought toe Giants were “a little VOLKSWAGEN conditioning, AM radio, auto scat back rdaaaa, tinted co etln g. nis Giroux are other improvement, said Edwards. sluggish” against the Patriots, who tied Oakland last week probabiUties. Ollie Silva is glass, whaal covars, undarcoating. List $4646.47 “Hiis is the ninth different afttf losing to San francisco. RACES another strong possibility. ' surface she played on this year List $4900.91 . Diiion Discount $746,47 APPlIANCEPARTi Drivers from other in- “We couldn’t get organized early in toe game,” Webster THI^ TUESDAY SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE and its helped her game said. “We also experimented a lot, shuttling a lot of Diiion Discount $800.91 702 Pool R <«l WASHERs'ilRYERS dependnet New England ovals tremendously,” be said. “Ac­ AUGUST 14 For dotalM IntormaUon. transfer students and prosoec- RANGES DISHWASHERS will also be on hand loiddng for tually this was Chriraie’s sur­ Runners-Up in Division D SocceT"'^”"" players. When our first team was in there, we controlled Spsciai Price $ 3 9 0 0 thra frsishman should contact a starting spot in the 100-lap face.” toe ball pretty well.” STARTS 8 P.M. Spsciai Pries $ 4 1 0 0 * SN 3428 REFRIGERATORS event. The Chiefs lost out to the Cosmos Sean Phillips, Dave Johnson, Mark Fairbanks had. plenty to moan'about as he studied toe 8N 3481 Mr. John Surdyka Her victory over Miss Evert Among the Riverside in Division D Junior Soccer League Simonelli, Jim Moriarty, Mike Zot- statistics, which sowed toe Patriots taking 10 penalties and Ccwral AdmitiiM $4.00 Augdst 14, 15, 16 1:00-9:00 P.M. PPLIANCE left their career series at 44 to CMMrtfl w.4*r 12 $1.00 “shoes” out to k e ^ the money play this summer. Squad niembers, ta. Front, Bill Masse, Brian having two passes intercepted, one in toe end zone. Holiday Inn, Merdlen Evert’s favor, said Edwards. See. tens Maw 7SMJM REPAIR r i ^ t at home are Jim rji«h rear. Coach Werner Caeace^ Stuart “The team is trying real hard, but the image I have seen 238-1211 “But Evonne’s won the big Harkins, John Gallant, Niki ■laaFORtST ST,M^N^Hf5:Ffi Jack Lecuyer, Lou Torro, Hank ones — Wimbledon and the Harkins, Matt Farrell, Myles Cacace, Devin Donahue. Missing is of a team that loses a lot,” the former Oklahoma coach RIVERSIDE PARK 319 RIAIN STREET IHANCHESTER ______Other dates: 520-8753 .till ■ Stevens, Lou Tabone and Italian championship in McCurry, Tim Barry, Steve Begin, ROUTE in • NUIVAM UBBI U P H O N E g « said. “There's got to be a new purpose and urgency on DILLON FORD a l U a J Charlie Glazier. were Paul Hohenihal, John Janen- FNEE PARRIN6 Rome,” 'he added. Mike Luby. Middle, Tom Wood, da, Dave Lantmey. everyone’s part to eliminate mistakes.” 1 1 i . PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 13. 1973

MM CHESTER EVENING HERALDJUanchester. Conn., Mon.. Aug. 13. 1973 - PAGE SEVENTP.F.N. ♦ . The Cepeda Having Ball With RSox, Major League Fait — Etfective STANDINGS Leaders The “Action Marketplace" i Herald (2as$ified Ads • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers NATIONAL LEAGUE Enjoys Cha Cha on Base Paths NATIONAL LEAGUE (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers East BATTING (275 at b a t s )- W L PCT GB BOSTON (AP) — For a guy with two bad kneeS) Orlando Ro8e, Cin, .346; Cedeno, Htn, .1 ...... per word per day • Fast Results St. Louis plate, I don’t plan to do any single thingn such as going to .318. 61 57 .517 Cepeda is having a ball doing his favorite dance, a personal bat with men on base. In 427 times at bat, he has 129 hits, I ...... 7c per word per day Montreal 57 59 .491 3 right dr trying to pull the ball. I just go up there and swing RUNS-Bonds, SF, 98; Rose, version of the Cha Cha on the basepaths for the Boston Red including 21 doubles although he often hits 380-foot singles 5 ...... per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Pittsburgh 56 58 .491 3 the bat.” ® Cin, 88. Sox. because of his surgery scarred knees. He has driven in 71 ^ ...... 5c per word per day CL\SSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Chicago 56 61 .479 iV i Cepeda is so pleased with the way he is hitting that he RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, runs and scored 45. Philadelphia 54 63 .462 6^ Cepeda, whose career appeared ended until the even can' compare it with his greatest season since he Cin, 88; Stargell, P ^ , 84...... $1.50 inch 12:00 NOON OAY BEFORE PUBUCATION American League adopted the designated hitter rule last Cepeda seems to hit best when the pitcher gets ahead of New York 52 63 .452 IV i broke into the major leagues in 1958. in 1961, he hit 46 HITS-Rose, Cin, 169; Garr, Deadline for Saturday and Monday winter, drilled five hits in a row, including his 18th hoiner him on the count. All five of his hits Sunday came when he West homers and drove in 142 runs for the San Francisco Giants. Atl, 147. is 12:00 Noon Friday Los Angeles 73 45 .619 Sunday in helping the Red Sox to a 14-8 victory over the had two strikes. DOUBLES-Stargell, Pgh, PHONE 643-27U Cincinnati 72 47 .605 IVt Clalifornia Angels. “ Sure, I remember those big years, but I still think I’m “ I think I’m a better hitter when I have two strikes,” he 30; Cardenal, Chi, HERALD Painting-Papering 13 Help Wanted San Francisco 64 52 .552 8 The 35-year-old slugger limped across the plate four now,” the first baseman said. “ I like to get behind. I .seem to bear down more. TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 13; 35 Help Wanted 35 Houston 62 58 .517 12 said. This designated hitter rule is made for me I’d be Matthews, SF, 9. PLEASE MAD times after hiking his average from .294 to .302. He also Notice what I do. I almost always take the first pitch. I like RICHARD E.' Martin. Full CUSTODIANS — Experienced working in the sugar fields without it. Just give me a bat BOX LETTERS Atlanta 56 65 .463 18V^ drove in one run, moving to within one RBI of Duke Snider to look at least at one pitch. 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Evenings, Manchester, 643- ‘ I think I’m hitting the ball as good as I ever have, Cepeda’s late father, Perucho, is a legend in baseball in Information Classified or “ Want Ads” Connecticut, la looking tor Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2 STOLEN BASES-Morgan, 5691, 3 to 6 p.m. has hit safely in 16 consecutive games, going 27 for 64 in THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a tha following help In our Houston 3, Chicago 2 maybe even better,” Cepeda said. “ When I go up to the Puerto Rico. The Red Sox hope his boy will continue on the Cin, 47; Brock, StL, 42. | T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, the stretch. And, since Aug. 1, he has 17 hits in 31 times at disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser eutomotivo center. Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 2 path to becoming a legend in Boston. PITCHING (10 Decisions)^ Interior-exterior painting. EXPERIENCED painters advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST Reasonable rates. 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Call Displaycraft, The best performance was by applause Sunday in the Giants’ Must sell. 649-7559. fleet, guaranteed year 'round New York 64 56 .533 2% STOLEN BASES-North, 6271. Manchesser, 643-9557. Boston’s Orlando Cepeda, who 4-1 victory over the New York work with overtime. Call 643- g Congratulations | Milwaukee Oak, 37; Carew, Min, 28. ABC Painting — 15 years 57 58 .496 7 THERE ARE A LOT of ways of doing it but it is best to 2414. went five-for-five with a home ^ohamer of Clevetend, above, and Paul Popovich of the Mets that made left-hander NEED CAR? Credit bad? experience, low, low prices that WANTED — Man to wash I R.J.F. I Cleveland 47 71 .398 18% avoid the runner trying to break up a double play at­ PITCHING (lb Dwisions)— 1972 HONDA 450 CB, runs run and California’s Frank picagp Cubs, Rennie Stennett of Pittsburgh and Eddie B ryant 17-8 this baseball Bankrimt? Repossessed? can’t be beat. 646-6329. painted walls in small house. West tempt. 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Bryant’s six-hit pitching was 1962 LINCOLN remodeling, additions, roofing. helpers, experienced with tools. to Box “ C” , Manchester nings 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- fidential, Quick arrangements. man. Opportunity for ad­ Excellent benefits. Call Tom Scott then lashed his own somewhat unnoticed, just as his Call David Patria, South Wind­ Call 6 4 3 -^ . Herald. CONTINENTAL. Needs repairs 7958. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7OT1. vancement if right in­ Wilson, Economy Electric Monday’s Games TONIGHT sor, 644-1796. single for the winning run as the success was overlooked last or parts. |200. Call 643-6627. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Supply, 646-2830. California (May 7-11) at New 7i25 Angels vs. Yankees gredients present. Brewers came from behind to month when he was left off the ford. Evenings, 233-6879. REAL ESTATE sales — no York (Medich 8-6), N WINF PRIN'nNG P.D.Q. - While- WES ROBBINS carpentry GET RICH limitations on income and this nip the Twins 10-9. National League All-Star team. 1960 PONTIAC automatic, you-wait printing, zeroxing, Apply In parton to DRIVER for delivery truck. Oakland (Odom 2-9) at mechanicaUy good. Needs body remodeling specialist. Ad­ could be far beyond your expec­ Tlgers’6, White Sox 2 He allowed the Mets only one 7:25 A’s vs. Red Sox WTIC wedding invitations, business MORTGAGES - '1st, and 2nd Must have good knowledge of Boston (Tiant 159), N work. |75. rtione 289-6113. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, U r. Uurphy In Your Spare Time tations. Due to our growth and Designated hitter Gates run, and that was unearned. 8:15 Reds vs. Pirates Ch. forms and cards, letterheads mortgages — interim financing area roads and good driving Chicago (Forster 3-4) at built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, further expansion plans, we Brown and Jim Northrup 22, 30 and stationery. Post Road — expeditious and confidential record. Excellent benefits. Call The southpaw is aiming for 649-3446. DILLON Full'tlimra have openings in our East Hart- Milwaukee (Slaton 8-9), N 1963 CORVAIR MONZA conver- service, J. D. Real Estate Tom Wilson, Economy Electric blasted hohe runs, powering the his first 20-victory season, but 10:25 Mels vs. Padres Plaza^ Vernon, 875-4819. (ord and Vernon offices. Baltimore (Cuellar 9-11) at WINF tible, excellent condition, Assoc. 643-5129. SALES & SERVICE gel even rldiarl Supply, 646-2830. Detroit Tigers and Jim Perry to said Sunday, mechanically perfect, body LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Experienced start immediate­ Texas (Siebert 6-9), N ODD jobs, landscaping, MiMCHESTER a 6-2 victory over Chicago. new homes custom built, EXPERIENCED counterman ly. inexperienced will be Detroit (Fryman 4-7) at excellent, new tires, collector’s household repairs, carpentry. Bualnaaa Opportunity 28 Represent LIBRARY It was the 16th triumph in 20 remodeling, additions, rec for electrical distributor. Must throughly trained plus con­ item. $795. 568-3388. Call 6494594. PLANNING CLUB in your Minnesota (Blyleven 14-11), N Pride of the Yankees Set Back 15 Years rooms, garages, kitchens have product and application tinuous on the job training. games since the All-Star break MANCHESTER - Paint store area. A really new concept in Only games scheduled remodeled, bath tile, cement MACHINISTS - We have the knowlrage. Excellent benefits. Very attractive commission for the AL Eastern 1963 T-Bird, with extra parts. CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ for sale. Will sell for less than Book Clubs. Commissions Cater Manages $350. Phone 742-8934. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ following openings — Lathe, Call Economy Electric Supply, schedule plus bonuses and Divisionleading Tigers. ages, additions, repairs, small stock is worth. Call Mitten tial or commercial. Call 649- Bridgeport, Vertical Turret paid on repeat sales as well as 646-2830, ask for Linda. benefits. For more details and Orioles 10, Royals 6 jobs. Free estimates. Call Lathe, Cintimatic. The Purdy new memberships. Complete confidential interview call diet Courville Wins Disgraceful Play in Loss BOSTON (AP) — Danny Cater, a before 20,522 fans. 1969 RENAULT, R-16, sedan 4291. Earl Williams slammed a Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Corp, 586 Hilliard Street, training provided. Managerial Govang, Holland & Ruhlander AUBURNDALE, Mass. (AP) utilityman in his 10th major league “ Here I get four hits including my wagon. Call 647-9012 after 4 Help Wanted two^run homer and designated NEW YORK (AP) - “ I don’t think p.m. MASONRY — All types of con­ Manchester, 649-0000. positions open, for THE JOB MARKn Real Estate, Inc., 528-9307. — Jerry Courville of South hitter Tominy Davis added a “ As far as making mistakes, I’m season, likes to get a chance to play, POWER MOWERS, hand Don’t wait, our training we’ll win the pennant,” said Sam first homer in more than a year and crete and stone worx. Free es­ REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. experienced people. Write: Norwalk, Conn., shot a final right up there with the rest of the but he fully understands his role with mowers repaired, pick-up and REGISTERED Physical East of River sessions start soon. two-run triple, highlighting a McDowell of the New York I’m overshadower,” Cater said with a 1968 DODGE CORONET, V-8, timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- LPC, 1351 Washington Blvd., round two over par 73 Sunday to delivery. Prompt-Reliable- therapist, full-time position third-inning rally that sparked guys,” said McDowell. “ Hell, I made the Boston Red Sox. 4-door, automatic, vinyl top, after 5. hour week. Salary $375.30 bi- Stamford, Conn. 06902. FEE P A ID Yankees.“ We don’t want it badly grin. “ Orlando Cepeda has to go and Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. open. Apply in person. East RN FOR Director of Nursing at win the rain-abbreviated Fran­ the Orioles to a 10-6 decision a mistake by grooving a pitch to At the age of 33, Cater probably has radio. Excellent transportation. weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with SECRETARY — Top notch, enough. “ It makes me sick to my get five hits, including a homer. Guess Hartford Convalescent Home, Include your home phone an A-1 90-bed convalescent cis Ouimet Memorial Golf Deron Johnson. Asking $1^ . Call 643-5291. over Kansas City. the perfect attitude for a player who I just can’t win.” TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving degree. Many fringe benefits. number or call (203 ) 325-4111. sales background helpful. home. Contact Mr. Dailey at Tournament at Woodland Golf stomach. This was the most dis­ 745 Main St., East Hartford. Indians 7, Rangers 6 Johnson hit his home run into the must come off the bench without ad­ large appliances, cleaning Veterans Home and Hospital, Salary to $150. Burnside Convalescent Home, Club. graceful game I‘ve ever been Cater drove in a run in the third as 1967 FORD COUN'iRY Squire, RooSng-SIdlng-Chlmney 18 Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, Walt Williams singled with left field seats in the sixth inning with cellars, attics. Also will buy RN’s/LPN’s wanted for full and 870 Burnside Avenue, East vance notice. He manages to keep Boston took a 3-0 lead and then hit a 10-passenger, 390 engine, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ SECRETARY — Good typing, Courville shot a 36-hole total two out in the 11th inning and associated with in my 13 years in the and sell used furniture. 644- part-time, on all shifts, ^ p ly to NURSES AIDE - 3-11, full­ Hartford. 289-9571. no one on base, so it wasn’t the most smiling, and help everyone else stay automatic transmission, power ROOFING and roof repairing, sions 395 233, 248. general office work. Excellent one under par 141 to overtake came home on Chris big leagues.” three-run homer in the fifth. It was 1775. Director of Nursing, Mlmon time. Call 649-4519. damaging blow. The worst thing that loose with his keen wit. steering, power brakes, Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. benefits. Start $105. by one stroke defending cham- Chambliss’ double to give The crowd at Yankee Stadium was tee 61st homer of his major league Brook Convalescent Home, off SERVICE station attendant, pion Bill Mallon, the happened to New York was the in­ Cater, who had watched games excellent condition. 643-9044. House Street, Glastonbury, 633- PART TIME Janitorial work. full-time days. Apply in person, Cleveland a 7-6 success over apt to agree with the New York left­ career, and naturally, (^ter had a BIDWELL Home Improvement ACCTS PAYABLE - Expan Massachusetts amateur champ. ability of the Yankee fielders to catch from the dugout for two weeks, hardly ENGHEERS • DESKNERS 5244. Must have transportation. Call Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center Texas. hander after tee Oakland A’s erased a comment. OLDSM OBILE 1969 V ista Co. Expert installation of ding company needs and throw the ball. 649-5334. Street, Manchester. six-run deficit to pull out a wild 13-12 was surprised Sunday when he “ I’ve finally tied Roger Maris,” Cruiser 6-passenger, original aluminum siding, gutters and DRAFTSMEN experienced accounts payable An error by Hal Lanier at shortstop trims. Roofing installation and NURSE’S AIDES wanted for victory Sunday. reported to Fenway Park and learned Danny said, still grinning. “ I was owner, excellent condition, $1,- FoUfjf-Sharp Immeijiate openings for full and part-time, on all shifts. BOOKKEEPER- clerk. Salary d.o.e. SALES CLERK - Mature allowed two Oakland runs to score in 800. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2183. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. The Yankees made five errors—and he would start at third base because beginning to wonder if I’d ever hit SAW & TOOL SHAiiPOMG qualified applicant having Apply to Director of Nursing, TYPIST—General bookkeeping, woman, full-time. Five day Redlegs Hotter the fourth inning. Then in an out­ Rico Petrocelli will be out a few days 1-429-3631 experience in design of Salmon Brook Convalescent billing and payroll for small The above is a partial listing. week, closed Mondays. Selling several more that weren’t listed in the another home run in this band box. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced building services including Home, off House Street, local health agency, Many secretarial positions experience preferred. Shoor box score. rageous seventh inning, when the A’s with a sore right elbow. “ No, I don’t think I hit the ball real­ Rediscover the joy of roofing, storm windows, aw­ below book, red with white roof HVAC, electrical and plum­ Glastonbury, 633-5244. experienced preferred, con­ available. Start looking now Jewelers, 917 Main St., scored six runs to tie, the game at 11- Making just his 39th appearance and bucket seats, excellent con­ working with a sharp tool. nings. ^ a lity workmanship, “ We didn’t deserve to wear the ly well. I rather think I was lucky, and bing systems and related site venient location, parking. 649- for that fall job. Manchester. 11, the Yankees made two infield this year, the drawling Texan, dition, air-conditioning, power Your work will be easier, free estimates. Fully insured. Than Weather pinstripes today,” said a disgusted I’ve always said I’d rather be lucky utilities. HEAT TREAT Trainees - Se­ 5389. faster AND safer. Bring your 872-9187, 649-3417. errors, one by second baseman reached base fiye times, collecting his steering, power brakes, cond and third shifts. Excep­ RITA GIRL NURSE — We have a night posi­ NEW YORK (AP) — August is hot, but the Cincinnati McDowell. “ I’ve never in my life seen than good. It has been a long time tools In today for fast, expert We offer interesting Horace Clarke that allowed the tying first homer of tee season, a double automatic. Must sell for com ­ tional opportunity for right men FURNmRS SALESMAN MAHCHE8TER tion where you get paid for Reds are hotter. a team make so many mental mis­ since I played third base, too, and I pany car. Best offer over $2,900. service. ROOFING — Specializing assignments, good working taking it easy. ’This is the only run to Score. to buila future with a growing lSelling experience preferred. Oppor-il 646-3441 takes. It was a disgrace.” and two singles and winding up on was surprised by my fielding. 6464791. Bliah Hardwar*, Manclk, S4S-4121 repairing roofs, new roofs, conditions, convenient loca­ way to work. Call and get more The surging Reds continue to pressure Los Angeles’ company. Opportunity to atf- [tunity to earn over S figures a year.i “ We just let it go down the drain ” first on an error. He drove in four runs Star Trua-Valua Hardwara, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned tion, attractive salaries and McDowell refused to single out any However, if I can play a few positions vance into schooling. training [complete fringe benefits. Apply ' ’ EXPERIENCED part-time informatioin, 649-2358. front-running Dodgers in the suddenly tight National AUTO, INSURANCE - com ­ Rockvffia, 1^8-4845; EMiiglon STS- and repaired. 30 years of the Yankee culprits, except said McDowell. “ We set the ‘Pride of and scored four as the Red Sox over­ reasonably well I can stick around for benefits, relocation program and supervisory service station attendant, League West race thanks to a pace that’s even hotter than pare . our low rates. For a 3031 experience. Free estimates. assistance. GRANT CITY WORKING MOTHER desires himself. the Yankees’ back 15 years.” powered tee California Angels 14-8 a while.” positions. Please apply in per­ Vw u m Orel*, VtmM nights and Saturdays. Apply in the weather. telephone quotation call Mr. W.H. England Hardwara, Bolton Rowley, 643-5361. mature woman for babysitting. Notch, 648-8203 Call or send resume to: son, Klock Company, 1366 L,,,i person. Dick’s American, 653 Dolin at 6464050. 9-5:30, 4 days per week, When the Reds whipped St. Louis 7-2 Sunday, it stretched Agway, Ine., Maneh, 643-8123 DUBM M M aL BLOOME Tolland Tpke., Manchester. An Center Street, Manchester. WINDSOR Roofing !t Siding — equal opportunity employer, preferably in Keeney St. Area. Cincinnati’s current winning streak to five straight and Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird Truckt-Tractor 5 ASSOCUTES LOOKING for a job? Full-time References. 643-8842. eight victories in the last- nine games. Manager Sparky Roofing, storm windows and and control desk operators, will 312 Nrfc Road RNs-LPNs. All shifts - Full­ or part-time days or nights. CRODY MAZDA HAS I K URCESl SUPPLY doors, and gutters. Aluminum train. Apply in person. Holiday ^derson’s crew has logged a 33-10 record since July 1, Russell Smith 1971 FORD — % ton pickup, V- time and part-time. Excellent Many available positions. Apply H your nest is too smaN, check the awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. West Hartford. Com. 06119 Lanes, 39 Spencer St. popping 9Vz games off Los Angeles’ once awesome West 8, 4-qieed, Am/FM radio, 18,000 ’TWO handymen want variety of 203-238-1694 fringe benefits. East Hartford at Burger King, 467 Center Herald (3assified kds and find the hone Division bulge. Swim Standout miles. Asking $2,495. 643-2080, jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ Convalescent Home, 745 Main Street. with room for your brood. ROSSI Roofing, siding, PRODUCTION helper - Some 6434074. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ St., East Hartford. The Dodger lead remained at IV t games over the OF ROTARV-raKD CARS IN NEW chimneys, gutters. Free es­ heavy work, $2.50 an hour to Swimmers from 15 area tics, deaned. Reliable service. streaking Reds as Los Angeles rallied to beat Philadelphia timates, fully insured. Days, start, advancement. Syndet towns competed during the past im p o rt'_____ Reasonable rates. 643-5305. MATURE experienced woman 2- 1. evenings, 529-8056, Paul Products Inc. Route 6 & 44A, week in the Central Connecticut Mobm NofflM for bookkeeping work. Apply in " \ l V Cosgrove, 643-5364. person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main TEMPORARY WORK Bolton. 646^)172. Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 2 Swim League Championship. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Auto Service Writer 16’ Sh a s t a with overhang, Good Money Young aggroMivt with mechanical background to Pete Rose's second double keyed a five-run second in­ In the Junior Division, held at lawns mowed, trees cut and Heating-Plumbing 17 MEDICAL Secretary — sleeps 6, completely self- removed. Cellars and , attics aaaiat aervica manager in firat clasa QM aarvica ning that carried the Reds past the struggling Cardinals. It Glastonbury High School, eight- Flexible Hours experienced, personable, ( ) contained, heater, oven, storm cleaned. Free estimates. Call RNs, LPNs — Part-time and department. Many banafits. Call service manager at physician’s office, good typist, was tee seventh straight loss for St. Louis and chopped tee year-old Russell Smith of 5 windows, carpeting, Ready for BOTTI Heating and Plumbing full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses 6434000. Apply now - start work for insurance forms, transcription, 423-7746 or 647-9448 for appointment Redbirds’ NL East lead to three games over Montreal and Manchester Rec was the most winter camping. 649-4184. $1,- — Prompt, courteous service. aides, experienced preferred, that extra holiday money. Monday-Friday, 9-5, Medical Pittsburgh. outstanding male swimmer. IDS* Call 643-1496. full ana part-time. 7-3. TREE Service — (Soucier) Placement Service, 232-5226. Smith was awarded three first- Trees cut, building lots cleared, Competative pay scale. Also WENEiO: Dodgers 2, Phillies 1 NO JOB too small. Immediate COVENTRY LAKE - 1971 trees topped. Got a tree the best of benefits. Drop in and WILE MGT6RS, ^ The Dodgers came from behind to beat Steve Carlton place medals and one second- service on service calls. Free • Spcratarles place silver medal. Schult mobile home, 65’xl2’, 3 -problem? Well worth phone see us. Meadows Convalescent • Bookkoopors RFD 1 Wllllmantic, Com. 06220 and tee Phillies 2-1. All Colors and Options Available Now! bedrooms, baths, with estimates gladly given on Center, 333 Bidwell St., Smith broke the 25-yard call, 7424252. • Koniunciiars Greg Luzinski’s 19th homer accounted for the game’s storage shed. On lake, excellent heating or plumbing. Faucets Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 INSURANCE freestyle record with a time of repaired or installed. Water • Typists condiUon, $7,800. Call after 5 REWEAVING burns, moth weekdays. only run until the eighth inning. ’Then, rookie catcher Joe 15.0. In the breaststroke, he tied CHOOSE FROM 5 MODELS pumps worked on. Complete p.m. 742-9898. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ CHALLENGING Ferguson tagged b pinch homer, tying tee score for Los heating systems-, rec rooms, the existing record with a • COUPES • SEDANS • STATION WAGQNS dow shades, Venetian blinds. MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ m n n m n iu H s OPPORTUNITY Angeles. etc. Call M & M Plumbing L clocking of 20.7. His first place t r a v e l t r a i l e r , self- Keys made. TV for rent. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ ALSO A 4 CYLINDER OHC Heating, 649-2871. 89 L Cantor 8L, Mandiestar In tee ninth, the Dodgers pushed across the deciding run in the 25-yard butterfly was MAZDA SPORT TRUCK!!! contained, tandem wheels, air- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. tion, 104 East Main Street, 646-3443 Interesting, diversified posi­ on consecutive singles by rookies Tom Paciorek, Steve done in 18.3, and with a time of conditioned, awning, private Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry tion in the Manchester Claims BRAND-REX SEWERLINES, sink lines, bedroom, and bath, carpet. See STUMP Removal — (Soucier). Passardi, 875-3325, between Office of this established Yeager and Dave Lopes. 18.5 in the backstroke, he MAZDA- cleaned with electric cutters, anytime, lot 63, Arrow Acres Unsightly stumps, chipiied out, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ progressive insurance com­ Now hat opening for male and femalo finished first. by professionals. McKinney Astros 3, Cubs 2 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! ...luickw... Trailer Park, Cohier Highway neatly and economically. 742- portunity employer. Production Workers on 2nd ft 3rd ahifta. Twelve-year-old Leslie Scott Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ WANTED - General pany... Stumbling Chicago dropped its eighth straight with Jim­ smaller... iinfltr 195-44, Storrs. 8252. Good telephone skills A Brand-Rex offers: won the 5()-yard backstroke in a ...tiRMlbtr... pany, 643-5308. machinist. Overtime, paid my Wynn scoring Houston’s winning run in the eighth in­ .„ .f a A Completdy NEW and SATISFYING holidays, excellent insurance MUST. Excellent starting rata time of 34.3. Her time of 1:13. in EXCAVATING, bulldozing, TOWN OF ning of a 3-2 victory. ^ quitlir., m iri FRANK Scotella Plumbinf benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route the 100-yard individual medley EXPERina-TAKE A DEMONSTRAnON RIDE! large and small, septic repairs SOUTH WINDSOR Good working conditions •Hi«i«nl!!. 11 repairs, remodeling, new work 6 Sc 44A., Bolton, Conn. Liberal employe benefits. Wynn walked in tee eighth, raced to third on Cesar placed her second overall. She COMPANY DRIVEN Motorcjrcfes-SfcycfM and installations. Mwer con­ •ling, ni Group Hoalth Insurance Free estimates. No job too EMPLOYMENT Cedeno’s single and scored on an infield out. took a third in the 50-yard VEHICLES ALSO nections. Loam, fill gravel for We will consider business Paid holidays and vacatlona EXPERT bicycle repairs, all small. Prompt service on WOMAN WANTED to work in Pirates 3, Braves 2 wm ONLY MINUTES AWAY! AVAILABLE AT sale. Owner operator, quality RETURNEE. Excellent op­ butterfly and an eighth in the makes, models and speeds. emergency, 643-7024. OPPORTUNITY home for elderly ladies. Call Employment close to home. Pittsburgh closed to within three games of first place in 50-yard freestyle. 5 yr./50,000 Mils Warranty On All Grady Mazda Rotarya SAVINGS work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 64^ portunity to start a second Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Part-time Landfill Attendant. 649-5985. Apply a t the Paraonnol OtNca Monday-Friday the NL East as Willie Stargell drove in two runs with a tri­ (Dther Manchester Rec 7172. 742-9477. career. Call for interview ap­ Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- Healthy, outdoor work, 20 - - 2098. Flooring 19 RETREADERS - Tire mold pointment. 9:90 12:00 and 1:30 4:30 ple and a double, leading the Pirates to a 5-2 decision over swimmers who placed and DIREaiONS: West of EXPERIENCED, Freelance hours weekly, no age operator, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tire .Atlanta. helped add to the total team typist. One or 100 pages, neat, limitations, $2.SS per hour. MR. F. BRESCHER 649-5301 Hartford On l-SA MOTORCYCLE insurance, F L O O R SANDING and buffer, 3:30p.m. -12 midnight. score were: Beth and Marcy irofessional business letters, Call the Department of Public BRAND-REX “ Pd have to say we’re fortunate,” said Pittsburgh Exit 41, South 3 AAilet come to us for good rates. Just Refinishing, (specializing in Start at $3.30 per hour. A Part of Akzona, Inc. MacDonald, Scott Smith, Julie ferm papers, court notes, Woriu by Friday, August 17, SAFECO Manager' Bill Virdon, whose club is closer to first place GRODY MAZDA 5 minutes of your time. Call older floors). Inside and outside Excellent benefits. Apply to CTMPWMTt West Main Street Wllllmantic, Coim. Tucker, Guy Gunderson, David envelopes, etc. 538-3501 for 1973, at 644-2511,.Ext. 37. than it has been at any time since May 12. ( ) 80 FENN ROAD NEWINGTON (Your Naanat Msxds Daslar) Crockett Agency, ask for Betty painting. John Verfaille, 646- Firestone Retread, 20 Bidwell IBS N w ll MshI SI Mm c Rw I Simonelli and Pam Sloan. 5 S67.2271 prompt, efficient service. or Louise. M3-1577. 5750, 872-2222. Road, South Windsor, Conn. 7 i \'

, PAP^ EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 13, 1973 Houses For Bale 72 Out ot Town-For Sale M^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Mancbwter, Conn., Mon.. Aug. 13, 1973 - PACE NINETEEN .H «/p W ant9d 3 5 Artlcl»$ tor Salt 4S Room$ Without Board 59 75 .Out ot Town-For Seim 75 Business Locations- 7 D-DO WE HAPTA HAVE Heuaea For Bale 72; BOOKKEEPER - Excellent riTV THE POOR For Rent 67 NORTH Coventry - Custom A Foot Stompin - Eye FOR SALE — Girl’s clothing, »sS.THE F-RAN ON IN BOLTON $59,900 OR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB position for capable UGHT HOUSEKEEPING TWO-FAMILY built, center hall Cape, fitS size 10 through teen. Includes c a t a l o g u e J^-JANUARVf^ Poppin’ Beautyl bookkeeper. Must be able to room, fully, furnished, stove, floor family room. High 30’s M iQUESTRUN DEUTE rain coats, coats, slacks, refrigerator and linens SLAVESrTriEy BOLTON N O TC H -B y 1-84, Manchester, duplex style perform without detailed super­ sweaters, etc. 649-0387. Hayes Agency, 646-0i3l7 MANSFIELD rovided. 801 Main St. Phone HAVE TO w o r k 'I across shopping center, 1-86 apartments, 44, both sides- Almost 4 acres of^land with a BUT NOT RECOMMENOPn vision. Firm location in Vernon. 169879. S I X M O N T H S close, beautifully paneled nicely decorated-, city ^ b^ room 50’ Ranch. 22’ long pondsite, a bam and a corral Send resume to Box “A” TWO PIECE Maple bedroom A N M V E R - Historical Daniel g OUTOFSVNC.- modern 4,000 square feet, NEW COLONIAL utilities, sidewalks. Excellent Hying room with floor to surrounds this extra large Manchester Herald. set, dressers, mirrors, dishes, White Inn, 200-year old ROOM for woman, parking, suitable offices, shoiyrooms, starter property for the non- Colonial, currently being used ceiling white brick fireplace, contemporary Ranch which knick-knacks, electric heaters, kitchen privileges. (^11 before plus storage buildings on 4 7 Rooms - baths - PAYROLL CLERK- Paid homeowner. For details and as investment property optional central air con­ includes 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, machinist tools. Call 643-8^. 10:30 a.m. or after 3:30 p.m. acres. Commercial, industrial. training. Good salary and Fireplace - Aluminum Siding, private showing, call CommerciaHy zoned, d l l for ditioning large bath with full private courtyaid with pool. High protein diets simiiar 649-8974. Don’t hesitate to call no matter benefits plus'. Now inter­ Storms, Windows - Wall-to- details, Hayes Agency, 646^ 131. dry basement, For an appointment call Tony r e d w o o d lawn furniture, two how little or how much space viewing. Call Army Oppor­ wall Carpet - Stove, partially finished Z esr gar- Wasilefsky, 6465306. By Uwrence E. Lamb, M.D. club chairs, new cushions, FURNIIHED ROOM, complete you require. 1-223-4460. Only if MARTENS AGENCY ories Don’t Count,’’ recom­ tunities, 646-3089, or 643-9462, Dishwasher, Disposal - Cen­ GLASTONBURY - New is not necessarily a very good each. Small round table $5. 646 light housekeeping facilities, no answer, 521-7373. neighborhood for mended limiting the carbohy- nite variety of different kinds tral - Mid 30s. R m io r a exciting Contemporary Raised • • • • 1)ear Dr. Lamb — I pur­ way to go about it. 555 Main Street, Manchester. 0518. ^ ® ^ e a d end street. ONLY The BARROU^ WALUCE Co. drates Mverely, but not com ­ of vegetables. Well-known private entrance, swimming Kanches. Minnechaugh Moun- chased Dr. Robert C. Atkins’ 846-2880 Realtors — MLS plete elimination at the beein- The ketosis you develop on naturalists consider that early pool and parking. 649-0358, 646 Resort Prpperty-For Rent 68 toin area. Woodbaven Drive book, “ Diet Revolution’ ’ and LAW ENFORCEMENT - No TWO COLOR TV sets, both not 6266. M«hcliester Parkade — 6495306 ning of the diet. Also, Dr the Atkins diet is the same man, particularly those from experience required. Good working, reasonable. Call 643- Top quality construction, am about to start on Us pre­ chemical imbalance an un­ warm and jungle-type cli­ COVEN’TRY Lake — Cottage, MANCHESTER beautiful 7- Taller recommended large salary and'many benefits. Now 1680. N Q ,r r KEITH choice treed lots. High 60’s dick sellg scribed diet. I now reca ll a treated severe diabetic devel­ mates, received a major por­ A f t e r a l l . Lakewood Heights. Beautifuf6 room (^pe Cod, 4 bedrooms, 2 amounts of safflower oil I interviewing. Call Army Oppor­ Apartments For Rent 63 ISNT . Hayes Agency, 6460131. COVENTRY - $26,900, five Dr. Taller who, a fe4tr years ops As it progresses in the tion o f his food from carbohy­ •niEREAREOHLV room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call ^ Real Estate full tile baths, full shed d rmer, BEALTOB 7 4 2 -9 flg believe you are correct that tunities, 646-3089 or 643-9462,555 FASHIONAIR GE, 7,500 BTU, ME' 1648-4126 646-1622 room ranch, 3 bedrooms, one ago, was known for his high- diabetic it can produce diabet­ drate sources. Early cave HO M ORE Mitten Agency, 643-6930. large kitchen with formica he ran into some legal diffi­ Main Street, Manchester. air-conditionei-,, retail price, WE HAVE customers waiting car basement garage; ^hno fat d iet He had trouble with ic coma. drawings of the most primi­ countertops, dishwasher and culties, apart from the Ameri- $229 sell for $160. Call 6^7844 for the rental of your apartment SHOPPING- DAVS EAST HARTFORD Agency 6462677. the American Medical Assn., tive type demonstrate acquir­ Wanted to Rent 68 can M ^ ica l Assn.’s opinion of I notice some very distinct WANTED BOOKKEEPER, after 5. or home. J.D. Real Estate TO CHRISTMAS.' disposal, nice size dining area South Windsor Excellent 6room large Ranch, or else he was arrested. I am Us diet. ing honey from wild bees, and MANCHESTER - Falknor similarities between Dr. Tell­ experienced keeping complete Associates, Inc. 643-5129. off kitchen. Enclosed side ,. tiled baths, -Ireplace,nr vague as to what happened, the northern European primi­ MATURE responsible working Drive, Desirable expwdable porch, full finished rec room er’s book and Dr. Atkins’ set of books. Permanent posi­ CUSTOM-BUILT stereo cabinet Cape, presently undergoing A REAL CREAM PUFF appliances, enclosed jalousied but I know his diet was prov­ You can lose weight on tive men mixed honey with adults want 5 rooms, no pets. with bar, laundry room, gar­ book. Both follow the premise tion. Fringe benefits. — Lafayette components. LOOKING for anything in real m n e ii face lifting. When completed, 7V4-room Ranch. Walk-out porch, garage, beautiful treed Wanted-Real Estate 77 en dangerous. If you are fa­ these diets because you usual­ fruit juices into a form of Phone 5 U -5 W after 6 p.m. age, large storage room in that man was originally a References required. Call Asking $500., 5261719. estate rental — apartments, HU/tPsV/LLE, Am. will include new rooL new basement. New 24’ pool with landscaped lot, near school and miliar with Dr. Taller’s diet, I ly end up eating far fewer mead. Both books then erro­ basement. Beautiful treed lot, bus. 30-day hunter and lived on meats and between 9:30-12 noon or 1-3:30 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• homes, multiple dwellings, no gutters, new amesite drive, two deck. bus. 30-day occupancy. Asking SELLING your home or would appreciate your telling calories. The appetite disap­ neously be^in with the theme fees. Call ■ J.D. Real Estate MARRIED COUPLE seeks city water and sewers. ’This is a acreage? For proippt friendly animal food, without any ap­ for interview. Wetstone Tobac­ Boats-Acceaaorlea 46 new bedrooms on second level, $45,000. (Carles Lesperance, m e the similarity between pears because of the chemical that man is not naturally a Associates, Inc. 643-5129. quiet apartment in Bolton-East spotless home near Main Street $28,900 6467620. service, call Louis Dimock preciable quantities of carbon- co Corp., 646-3111. carpeting throughout, and Us and Dr. Atkins’ diet. imbalance. In fact, some peo­ carbohydrate eater and, in­ Manchester area, 2-family and all schools. Priced in mid­ Realty, 6469823. ydrates. This does not square 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 much m ore at $30,900. For ple feel slightly nauseated deed, contain many similari­ house preferred, one cat, no dle 30s. Call Manchester Realty M.H. PALMER REALTY HEBRON — Ranch, only $35,- with known historical facts of MECHANIC TRAINEE - No h.p. Mercury, Snowco tilt MANCHESTER — New one and more information. Call Ikar Reader - Yes, I am because of the type of food ties. I cannot recommend children, no major appliances. Co. Ted Goodchildj 6464348. 529-2479 500. Five rooms plus uniquely ALL CASH for your property man’s origins. Even prehisto­ experience required. Good trailer plus extras. $750 or best two-bedroom townhouses, full Martens Agency, Realtors, 646 familiar with both diets, and Uiey must eat, and the sharp either diet to the general pub­ private basement and en­ Call 643^81 and keep trying. BeaHora - MLS finished rec room, 1.8 acres, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ric man had grindIng-type lic. salary and many benefits. Now offer, 6467679. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2550. : haye read both books. They limitation of carbohydrates in 63 teeth characteristic of vege­ interviewing. Call Army Oppor­ trances, patios, heat, Apartments For Rent Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town- Manchester fireplaced < living room, 1(4 instant service. Itayes Agency, are both low carbohydrate diets. Uie diet. Losing weight alone (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) appliances and carpeting in­ Business Property • For baths, 2 car garage, are just a 6460131. tarians, as opposed to carni­ tunities 6463089 or 643-9462, 555 12’ ALUMINUM Starcraft with For Rent Bale 71 TWO-FAMILY duplex, ^ Dr. Atkins’ diet differs in that isn’t 'necessarily an outstand­ cluded. From $215-$265 per Mandiester 66 few of the attractions. Call vores who had overriding can­ Main Street, Manchester. trailer and 35 h.p. Evinrude MANCHEiSTER — 2-bedroom rooms, newly remodel^ EASY LIVING he recommends eliminating ing goal. It’s desirable to lose StnJ your questions to Dr. Lamb, month. Paul W. Dougan, BOL’TON — $39,900 buys this 8 - Jesdor Realty, MLS, 6361411, ine teeth. Related animals or motor. Best offer. 5667598. NOW RENTING apartment on bus line includes VERNON vicinity — Wall-to- kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms In a spacious Colonial with all carbohydrates to a point weight, but it should not be in care ol this newspaper, P.O. Bon Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. ROUTE 6, Andover, 3Vi acres Room Ranch with 2-car base­ 6461421. primates, such as the apes are EARN Extra money week after heat and appliances, prefer wall carpeted 2-bedroom, each side. Large private yard. large modern carpeted WE WILL buy your house for that a chemical imbalance lost at the expense of the 1551, Radio City Station, New York, commercially zoned land. ment garage, 4 bedrooms, den, "especially vegetarians. week as an Avon representative 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat older couple, $125 per month. appliances, yard, parking, laun- Immaculate condition kitchen with pantry. Seven cash. Call anytime, Hutchins called ketosis persists. N.Y. 10019. For a copy ol Dr. Lamb's Four-unit income property. fireplaced living room, kitchen body’s general health. You in your spare time. Many Avon with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, HOMESTEAD PARK V U A C E Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 643- dry facilities. $160. throughout, garages. Centoal COVENTRY (North) $38,900 Agency, Realtors, 6465324. Early man had available to booklet on balanced diet, send 50 Many possibilities. Hayes. rooms, big walk-up attic, gar­ with new carpeting plus dis­ can lose weight from tubercu­ representatives earn an es­ skis, safety cushions. Many By Dam ato 4535. Homefinders. Fee | 2 0. 549-6980 location. $49,500. Philbrick Dr. Taller in his book, "Cal­ him nuts, fruits, even honey cents to the same address and ask WOODUND Agency, 6460131. age, deep lot. Mid 30’s. hwasher, lots of house for the THIS HAS IT ALLII losis and cancer too, but that timated $40 a week or more, extras, all ^ 2 1 6 0 after 6. 1& 2 Bedroon Townhouses 626. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 3 SELLING your property? Call from wild bees, and an infi­ for "Balanced D iet" booklet. selling famous Avon products. PLEASANT 6room apartment, money. Come take a look, Brand new Raised Ranch on us first. We’ll buy your home MANOR Featuring: E ^ T Center Street — Office Couldn’t you do the same? Call second floor, adults, no pets. Fiano Agency, 6462677. over’ an acre lot close to immediately at a fair price, all 25’ OWENS CABIN cruiser - • Sdf dean range ROCKVILLE — 6rooms, first building, originally set up for F. J. SPILECKI 289-4922. head, galley, radio, depth Call 6465897 after 6 p.m. floor apartment with stove, recreation and UConn. 2 gar­ cash. Call Lou Amida, 6461539, Hearing Slated a e ^ mr APARTMENTS •Large refrigerator dental office. Waiting room, Y o u R w u m e "«««■ 643-2121 TOLLAND — 6room Colonial, Arruda Realty. finder, compass. (]hevy, V-8 in- HomMtMd StrMt close to center, two children two operating rooms, spare Frank SpHocU ages, 2 baths, equipped H A R T F O R D (AP) - A An AP News Analysis ' STOCKROOM CLERK - Paid •Shag earyeting MANCHEISTER — Executive with 4-car attached garage, oard 643-0555. (ON W. Middle Tpke.) accepted, no pets. 1-684^1. room, three labs, half bath, kitchen, large sundeck off hearing to decide bag limits and training. Good salary and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Celer oe^rdbated townhouse, 1500 square feet, p H E R M d feob Gorman swimming pool, 1V4 baths, THINKING of selling your parking, plus three-room apart­ dining room from a glass seasons for migratory water- MANCHESTER • F ii private basementt formal dining area, 2 huge modern kftenen. 450’ frontage home or acreage? ’Think no benefits plus. Now inter­ Sporting Goods 47 ROCKVILLE— Attractive first I Could be 2867475. ’Try it slider door, fireplace & Built by ment on second floor, $50,000. on Route 195. Has many com­ more, call Hagler Real Estate, fowl for the 1973-74 season will viewing. Call Army Oppor­ • Noek-ies far wadier Ayer bedrooms, IVi baths, fireplace, floor, 4 rooms, carpeting, land see our selection of MANCHESTER - Con­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, mercial benefits for right type beamed cathedral ceiling. Joe we are in need of listings again. be held Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. in the tunities 6463089 or 643-9462, 555 BRUNSWICK pool table, U&R HOUSING CORP. • Private paties t entrances includes heat, appliances, security, $136$140. 64:m43. dominium 3 bedrooms, 214 646-4200. ICapes. From $27,900. of business. Over 9 acres of land Gordon, 6465306. Call 643-6624. state capitol. Main Street, Manchester. excellent condition, 414x9, $225. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury carpeting. Full private base­ ;baths, central air, all carpeted, • Waft to shopping I schools I Immediate occupancy on with thiiyiarcel. Priced at only The U.S. Department of the Highest Food Prices Call 643-1680. ment. $330 per month. Paul W. apartments. Features wall-to- ROCKVILLE — 6room single I two of them. •tennis, swimming. Immediate DEMONSTRATORS - Free Model Apts Open Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Houses For Sale 72 $75,000. ’T J. Crockett, Tolland Interior allows states to choose wall carpeting, vanity tile, house, luired. $165 /occupancy. Call owner, 646 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. kit. Toys and Gifts. Top Cash Dally 12 'til Dark monthl office, 875-6279. Realtors — MLS one of several options, depend­ Garden Products 50 batbs, built-in oven, range, 7:30-8 a.m. 6384. Priced to sell. $31,500. MANCHESTER - Client will Commissions (up to 30 per End of Congress St CAMBRIDGE St., — 5 room or 875 MANCHESTER - 8-room , PASEK-RUnERFORD Manchester Parkade — 64D-5SM ing on the interests of citizens dishwasher, refrigerator and Colonial with 2-car garage, TOLLAND — 6room Ranch, pay all cash for Colonial or In History Possible cent) no deductions for kit. first-floor apartment, con­ BUCKLAND Farms — Retail off West Mkhle Tpke. I289-747S RMltorfrWS >J.ots-Land tor Sale 73 oversized Cape, preferably on in each state, according to Name Brands: Fisher-Price, disposal, electric heat, 2 air sisting of living room with first-floor family room, 4 1^ baths, three bedrooms, center, corner Adams Sreet and Tel 6466363, 6434535 or M U M l VERNON — People are In love west side. May consider Ranch Douglas M. Castle, acting Cosco, etc. Best deivery ser­ conditioners, glass sliding fireplace, formal dining room, bedrooms, 2% baths, and much fireplace, wall-to-wall HEBRON — 3 or 4 bedroom Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits with Northgate. Spacious well MANCHES’TER - 102x632’ AA if in right location. Call Dick director of (he state En­ vice-. Call collect. Treasure doors, all large rooms. Full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, modem more. Over 2,500 square feet of carpeting, built-in dishwasher, Cape, large country kitchen, By DON McLEOD cent, or half a billion dollars, of and vegetables. Delicious appointed apartments in a love­ zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. Martens at Martens Agency, failures which necessitated the House, 1-491-2100. 4V4 ROOMS, second floor, heat, bath. Also garage. Available living area. Priced in the 50’s. disposal, range with hood. One- full walk-out basement area. vironmental Protection Depart­ butter-sugar and yellow sweet basement storage area, ample ly section of Vernon, one and RANCH — 6 rooms, 1% baths, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, httS, Associated Press Writer the increase is directly at­ purchases, other failures or dis­ gas and hot water. Middleaged Zinsser Agency, 6461511. car garage. Priced for quick Lake privileges. Priced below Realtors, 6462550. ment. corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat parking. Starting at- $175. September 1st, $175 monthly, two bedrooms with private en­ formal dining room, 3 6434666. tributable to the scarcity appointing harvests of wheat CLERK TYPIST - No working couple. No children or security required. Call Martens sale, $32,900. T. J. Crockett, replacem ent cost. $29,900. WASHINGTON (AP) - New out specialty. Handy to shopping, schools, trance, private deck or patio, bedrooms, garage, treed lot. caused by a sudden boom in and protein products like Experience required. Good pets. 649-4068. Agency, Realtors, 6462550 Tolland office, 875-6279. Cross-Dallaire Realtors, 226 reports of record crops which bus and religious facilities. walk-in closets, fully carpet^ $33,900. Philbrick Agency, TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building export of U.S. food. peanuts and Peruvian salary and many benefits. Now 0065. are still not big enough and PICK Your own cucumbers, and manv other extras all well Realtors, 646-4200. lot, Merrow Road. T.J. Non-government estimators interviewing. Call Army Oppor­ Model apartment open for A’TTRACTIVE 6room apart­ MANCHESTER - Three- possibly the highest rise In food anchovies, created a worldwide bring own containers. $1.50 a kept and managed. Plus your Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ North Coventry tunities 6463089 or 643-9462, 555 inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' ment, heat, electricity, stove, bedroom apartment Includes SEVEN-ROOM WEST HARTFORD - Split Nixon Signs prices in history indicate place the figure considerably food crisis. own full size washer and (uyer NEW COLONIALS - Built by bushel. 4-8 p.m. Volpi Farms, fice, 875-6279. level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 higher. They assert almost the Main Street, Manchester. and Sunday. Other times b y refrigerator, references, no everything in renovated man­ Mak Construction, Inc. All city n ew RAISED RANCHES Americans are still paying for a Apparently no one in this Volpi Rd. Box 327, Bolton. right in your own apartment fireplaces, exceptional value at pets. $125. 6465825, 228-8540. sion. $235 per month. Paul W. FU U DORMER GAPE Carpeting in family room with entire explosion in food prices country anticipated just how appointment. and a dishwasher as well. Rent utilities on deep lots. $37,500. ELLING’TON — Building lot, $48,500. Philbrick Agency, grain shortage brought on by ELECTRONICS TRAINEE - Dougan, Realtor, 64645M, 646 can be traced in some way or much grain the Soviets would frona $185 includes heat, Call today, they won’t last at near Ellington Ridge C ou n ^ fireplace, living room, dining Realtors, 646-4200. last year’s huge sales to Russlq. Paid Training, good salary and FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ 1021. Landmark other to the grain shortage. Call: parking, etc. Call superinten­ this price. Philbrick Agency. buy from U.S. dealers, but the almost FREE ’Three huge bedrooms, 2 Club. $7,500. railbrick Agency, , room, eat-in kitchen, 1V4 Wheat futures prices shot benefits plus. Now inter­ cond floor, middleaged couple Realtors, 646^^00. On Wsdnudsy, Augutt IS, tin UAR Housing Corp dent, 872-6011 or com e to Realtors, 6464200. baths, . king sized master COVENTRY — Five room cot­ ■ over the $4-a-bushel mark to Lack of Grains impact was immediate. The viewing. Call Army Oppor­ preferred. Security $125. 646 DELUXE 2-bedroom full baths, 9 closets, large Northgate, 300 South St., Ver­ bedroom, 2 othes bedrobms, tage, fully furnished. Close to price of wheat doubled from tunities 646-3089 or 643-9462, 555 643-9551 1265, mornings, or after 8 p.m. Townhouse, 1V4 baths, includes screened in porch, garage, all-time highs last week, while ’The lack of wheat, other non. WEST Side Cape— 6 rooms, 4 40 ACRES of land in lake. Secondary financing July to September. Main Street, Manchester. Robert Murdock, Realtor carpeting, heat, appliances, air- 200’ deep lot with fruit laundry, 2^aur garages, here Highway Bill a loaf of bread on the grocery grains and soybeans has been CORN CRIBS ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall Manchester on East Hartford YARD FOR Kids, spacious 6 lots. Starting at $37,900. available, $10,000. Philbrick shelf went up 3 or 4 cents and blamed for higher prices in Slow to react, the Agriculture On Tolland Tpke. and 643-9551 conditioning, and full private Business Locations- ' trees, basement rec room, carpeting, fireplace, aluminum line. Philbrick Agency, room duplex, stove, parking, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Trust Fund for mass transit im­ beef was virtually unobtainable primary products such as flour, Department maintained an MATURE BABYSITTER - my Buckland Rd. will sell all StepHen J. Luchon Jr. basement, per month. Paul For Rent 67 fireplaced living room, storm and screens. Near bus Realtors, 646-tiOO. WASHINGTON (AP) - home, 8:15-4 p.m. St. Bridget’s neat as a pin! $200. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, provements. in some areas. bread, corn for the dinner table export subsidy on wheat until vegetables at one-half price. wall-to-wall carpeting, line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency^ FRECHETTE & MARTM BOL’TON LAKE — Oversized President Nixon signed a com­ area. References. Call after 4 8up*t. - 646-5257 , Homefinders. Fee $20. <649-6980 6461021. In a statement released as he September, holding down the We reserve the right to limit MANCHESTER — 100,000 lovingly cared for, many Realtors, 6464200. • H o r s e Lovers REALTGIS 647-9993 brick Cape, 7 rooms, rec room promise $22.9 billion highway The U.S. Department of and cereal for the breakfast p.m., 6465696. 13-1. price for the Russians and quantities. square feet, will divide. extras. $35,900. in basement, beach bill today, hailing it as a signifi­ signed the measure in a White Agriculture announced table. FIVE-ROOM apartment, 77 Paradise costing U.S. taxpayers $400 MANCHESTER Gardens — 2 Suitable for manufacturing and CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently $36,900. Owner, 643-6513. cant move to ease urban con­ House ceremony, Nixon said domestic grain crops will be The scarcity of grain also has SURVEYING TRAINEE - Oak Street, $180 Includes heat. restored. 7 fireplaces, summeii ,L E 8A N 0N million. bedroom Duplexes, lots of warehouse. 1-7465634. COVENTRY — 7 rooms, 2 bath- gestion by opening the Highway the legislation “ reflects a spirit lower than originally estimated driven up the price of com­ Paid training, good salary and VILLAGER Security required. 742-6567. kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, nev^ Enjoy checking out- this 3.5 lawn, quiet neighborhood, walk Ranch; with 2-car garage, of constructive cooperation” and international grain modities dependent on feed Some European countries benefits plus. Now inter- CORN, 90 cents dozen, beet WARREN L HOWLAND baths, kitchen. Two-car garage,' TOLLAND $33,900 to shopping, $169 monthly in­ 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, M t in 6461101 acre homesite, perfect setting situated on one acre lot and all between Congress and the ad­ were reported to be hoarding viewing„ Call — —Arm] ly Oppor­ greens 35 cent a lb., green authorities predicted continued grains and other feedstuffs, in­ cludes heat, hot water and APARTMENTS TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in office, etc. $160. Call 6462426,6 $56,900. Philbrick Agency,! for you and your horse. Pic­ on 160’ of waterfront. Price in SPANKING CLEAN U.S. grain because the price tunitiestumties 6463089i...... or 643-9462, 555 beans, 25 cents, yellow beans 30 renovated mansion. Includes Realtors, 646-4200. « INVITATION ministration. worldwide shortages and cluding meat of all kinds, milk, parking. Superintendent, 646 5. ture^ him galloping through the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, was so good, while Americans Main Street, Manchester. cents, summer squash 15 cent Five-room, 6bedroom town everything, plus a fireplace, Recently decorated 6room The three-year bill authorizes record prices. butter, cheese and eggs. 0090. 6461511. were heading toward $I-a-dozen Gleason Street, 649-7591. house, wall-to-wall carpeting, $235 per month. Paul W. over 2 acres of hai^ield. 200’ Ranch on a huge high treed lot TO BID $2.9 billion more than requested But the biggest bombshell of As people turn away from 466 MAIN STREET - Building MANCHESTER - New Ranch,* eggs and $1.40-a-pound bacon. MAN to wait on customers in fireplace, 2 air conditioners, Dougan, Realtor, 6464535, 646 CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 of gravel driveway and with a view and privacy. Good by Nixon, but is $5 billion below the week was the statement by meat because it is unavailable MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) for any business, office, or com­ 3 bedrooms, dining room, full! GLASTONBURY line - 8 Sealed bids will be received in lumber yard. General Building RIPE TOMATOES, any quanti­ appliances, heat and hot . acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, excavation for home already sized L-shaped living room, the spending level voted by the or too expensive, the increased Although the Soviets haven’t Modern four rooms, including 1021 mercial use, near Center. Call basement, quiet street. $M,900.' rooms, 2 baths, 4 huge the Office of The Director of the Agriculture Department Supply Co., 367 Ellington M ty for canning. Also pickling beamed ceiling, garages, view. Hayes Agency, 6460131. * done. See it now ...... $13,000 large kitchen & dining area, House. bought as" much this year, the heat, hot water, carpeting, water, 1% tiled baths, washer 6462426, 65 p.m. bedrooms, countiy kitchen, 2 General Services, 41 Center that f ^ prices may rise as demand drives up the price of East Hartford, 2^3474. cucumbers and free dill. Joseph MANCHESTER - Older 3- Hutchins Agency, 6465324. global strain on U.S. supplies appliances, storage, parking. and dryer hookup, patio. No ANDOVER fireplaces, giant family room, oven and range, 3 bedrooms & Nixon complained, in his much as 18 to 22 per cent this the meat substitutes. Krawski, 178 Foster St., Wap- room apartment on bus line. Street, Manchester, Ckinnec- continues. Total exports for the $190 monthly. 6462871,6460^. pets. Business zoned lot. Acre plus. trees, $42,500. Hutchins Agen­ a rec room. Move right in. Joe statement about the higher year over last. The biggest Since the demands of World CONSTRUCTION - No ping, 644-0839. Prefer older couple. Includes CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, ticut until August 31, 1973 at year appear to be going even -222’ frontage, amesite cy, 6465324. Gordon. 6465306. spending but added, “ I am con­ jump on record was 21.3 per War II died out in the late 1940s, experience required. Good heat and appliances. $110 per 9 room California Ranch. 11:00 a.m. for the following: higher than in 1972. MANCHESTER — 4 room, Call 64&-762Q [ Convenient I NEW (»L0NMLS fident that the act can be cent in 1947. the United States has produced salary and many benefits. Now Household Goods 51 month. Paul W. Dougan Fireplaced living room, formal driveway, artesian well and • • B&W • • A. Bridge construction-Olcott third floor apartment, stove, Exports High interviewing. Call Army Oppor< Realtor, 643-4535. dining room, modem kitchen In Manchoatnr ;l,006gal. septic already in­ The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. St. properly administered so as to more food than it could eat, sell refrigerator, modem kitchen, Realtors — MLS or even give away, depressing tunUies 646-3089 or 643-9462, 555 (XEAN USED — refrigerators, with dining area, family room, stalled. Rt. 87, just off Rt. 6. B. Installation of 10’ ’ Water not violate my commitment to B ig Ju m p The Agriculture Department ranges, automatic washers garage, adults. $130. 647-1888. ■ DOWHTOWN I Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 prices and building up huge Main Street, Manchester. FIRST FLOOR, heat paid, 2 three large bedrooms, fourth Now o n ly ...... $10,900. Coventry Main a noninflationary budget.’ ’ The, department had an­ predicts wheat exports for the with guarantees. See them at B. possible. 2-car garage. • stores of grain. 1973-74 season to be slightly less 37,500 Special attention is called to the The bill for the first time nounced it expected Americans IMMEDIATE OPENING — If D. Pearl’s Appliances, M9 Main Beautifully landscapd grounds. dick sellg COLUMBIA — 6 room Ranch, 6 allows trust fund money to be ’That picture gradually has than last season, but nearly a St., Call 643-2171. ! OFHCE I City U tllltit requirements of the Davis- to spend about $135 billion on you have good figure aptitude; Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, MALTOft 742-9718 car garage lot 108x300, used in the second year for bus been changing as the rest of the billion bushels have been Bacon act Labor & employment food this year, compared to $125 maturity and neatness and like PRESIDENTIAL 6465953. beautiful in-ground cement purchases and in the third year world sought more and better registered for export already. CARPE’TS — Wholesale to you Furnished Apartments 4 4 Mam Street location t standards. billion last year. to deal with the public, we have VILLAGE APTS. 2 PHILBRICK CAPE swimming pool, many extras. for bus and rail capital in­ food and found the money to And Commerce Department at our warehouse. ’The Carpet CARPETED one-bedroom, THREE acres, 6room Ranch, Out ot Town-For Bale 75 B id forms, plans and But a 20 per cent increase several positions in the MANCHESTER — I Ideal for attorney or* A goiw y With 24 Acres 39 mill tax rate. Please call vestments. buy it. figures show overseas shipment Manchester area. Olsten Ser­ Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’I^ke., appliances, laundry facilities, 2%-ROOM FURNISHED two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 226 specificaitons are available at would take it closer to $150 'Ismail business. I Nixon called this a "land­ What had been a slow trend of corn running 60 per cent vices, 549-5561. Manchester. 646-8568. One and two bedrooms^ parking, on bus line, near ficiency, carpeted, patio. AH ages, Florida room. Hutchins 64M200 9234. the General Services Office, 41 billion. utilities included. Call 6462252. ROCKVILLE mark provision” and said it will became a runaway boom last ahead of a year ago. Near schools, churches shops. $l40. Homefinders. Fee Agency, 6465324. ’This large 1800 6room Cape is Center Street, Manchester, In rounded numbers this 22 CUBIC foot refrigerator, GE give states and localities “ the summer when the Soviet Union At the same time, the LINEMAN — No experience and shopping center, on $20. 5466980. 12-8. I Will redecorate to sulti GOOD INVESTMENT situa,ted-t)n 24 a cre s o f VERNON Connecticut. translates to $125 more spenton washer and dryer, crib, RECENTLY DECORATED 6 $28,900 ATTRACTIVE five- flexibility they need to set their bought 440 million bushels of Agriculture Department is required. Good salary and bus line. Call anytime. I tenant. Rental $100 MANCHESTER } 7 and 6. Kitchen, living room, beautiful woodlands and Town of Manchester, food this year by every man, matching chest, all baby needs. DANDY DOUBLE - kids, pets room apartment, attractively J room Ranch. Huge lot. ’Trees, 1134,900 RANCHII U.S. wheat, 275 million bushels falling back on its earlier crop many benefits. Now in- $28,400—’Three bedroom older! dining roohn, 4 bedriioms, first rolling fields. A unique blen­ own transportation priorities.” woman and child in the United Danish modern den, im­ furnished, (^uiet location.... {monthly Includes! New listing. 3 bedrooms, 1(4 Connecticut terveiwing. Call Army Oppor­ O.K. ’Two bedroom double, gar­ garden, privacy. Hutchins home with 1V4 baths now in the t floor^ Kitchen, living room, ‘ "The law will enable them at States or $500 for the average of com and 40 million bushels of estimates. It now predicts the maculate condition. 644-2978 Utilities and parking. Security. ding of Early American style Robert B. Weiss tunities, 6463089 or 6469462,555 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 age, yard. Put your money in Agency, Realtors, 6465324. process of being remodeled. | baths, garage, formal dining last to relieve congestion and soybeans. wheat crop will be 11 per cent evenings only. 6467743. I heat. Call Mr. Dwyer. I dining room, 3 bedrooins se- and modern comfort. The General Manager family of four. Main Street, Manchester. the bank. $160. Homefinders. room, wall to wall carpeting, greater than last year, with When completed entire interior | c]mi^i-:i Amida. aides on the televised speech he mediately. Lightning Leaves PIANO, upright, reconditioned, Call 6461922. Agency, 646-0131. COLONUL-CONDO'S 15 M asculine can river Wr3ai=ilit I iidKHHIJIM dover. 223-4460. Only if no answer call room, huge kitchen,. 3 7 Bacon skin .=iiJiNkdw I plans to deliver abopt the mid­ U.S. District Court Judge tun^ and delivered, $145, 742- OAKLAND Street — 2- appellaU on TOLLAND - Custom built 52’ The qualificaitons are as 521-7373. Two-bedroom duplex with 16 Signal qf dle of the week. He has not set PROFESSIONAL office, bedrooms, wall-to-wall 8 Spanish cheer - Morell Sharp in Seattle, Wash., CHARLES Apartments — East bedroom, appliances, parking. family room, one full, two half distress 9 C a ttle genus 25 Turn out substan ce Ranch, 2-car attached garage, 3 follows: Applicant must be beautiful, spacious. Excellent carpeting, recreation room, the time. promised to rule today on a suit 450 Powerless Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 Middle Turnpike, 4V4 room Comfortable at a good price. baths. 17 Mountain 10 Urge (Scot) 26 Juicy fruit 43 Blackthorn edrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 eighteen years'of age, must be SIX room older house, 3 enclosed porch, IW baths, gar­ The highway bill was ap­ brought by the Western States Wanted (o Buy 58 Townhouse. IVk baths, all $170. Homefinders. Fee $20.546 exposure. First floor, all nym ph 12 K i ^ o f diet 28 C lass 44 Confined acres. Newly carpetM living bedrooms, nice condition. On ’Three-bedroom duplex, for­ a resident of the Town of An­ Saturday’s storm left ap­ The spokesman stated that no ADORABLE mixed breed 7- appliances, two air- 6980. 624. facilities, paridng. Reasonable age, treed lot. ’This home imist 1 9 N a u ti< ^ 13 Vaticinator 30 F eeling 45 Boy’s name room and formal dining room, proved by Congress before it Meat Packers Association. bus line. $275 per monto. Paul dover, if foreign bom must be proximately 450 customers “drastic results” occurred WANTED — Antique furniture, conditioners, carpeting, heat, rent. 646lm , 6#3549. mal dining room, fireplace, be seen to appreciate quality. term 18 A n sw er 34 Food fish 46 Diminutive kitchen with built-in oven and broke for a summer recess ’There were fresh signs that W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. anaturalized citizen. because of the power outage. glass, pewter, oil paintings or •hot water, storage, patio, sound STUDENTS! Heat paid. 3- family room, two full and two Now priced at only $36,500. 21 S tick y 19 Swiss city 36 Noisy sales o f Sam u el range, cabinets aplenty. Aug. 3. The three-year bill had the beef shortage is growing. without power in town, accor­ 20 Steam er (a b .) talks (slang) 47 Music, as other antique items. Any quan­ bedroom double, appliances, 122 EAST Center St. New first- half baths. aubstance Breakfast nook. Plus many Ruth K. Munson been stalled for 10 weeks while ding to Roy Normen, manager The Town and Eighth District proofing. Basement garage. MANCHESTER - 9W room (co U .) 21 Asian antelope 40 South A fr i^ w ritten Ceilings on the prices of all tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, carpeting, parking. Beat the floor professional office space. FRECHETTE & M M m N extras in this fine home; Price Town Clerk of the Hartford Electric Light Fire Departments reported no From $195 to $230. Call Charles Executive Colonial, 2% baths, Each with wall-to-wall 24 Wrangles 22 Sp eech ify fox 49 Legendary conferees debated whether foods except beef were lifted 165 Oakland astreet. msh! $185. Homefinders. Fee Convenient location, ainple ■ M M n ______M 7 -m 3 in the low 40s. Milt Tedford, for Board for flooding in the area, but the Ponticelli, 6469644, 6460800. top residential neighborhood. carpeting, all appliances, cen­ 27 G rade 23 D esert garden 41 Pecans, tor bird trust funds could be diverted to last month as the first stage of Co. (HELCO) Manchester of­ Articles tor Sale 45 $20. 5466980. 1-39. parking and on bus line. Will marketplace spots instance 50 Indonesian Agency, 8763673. Admission of Electors Town Fire Department said Call for details, Hayes Agency, tral air conditioning and car­ rail transit lines. Phase which went into full fice. AN’TIQUE furniture, round oak subdivide from 100 square feet 29 T o o m ature 24 C upolas 42 C hem ical , of Mindaiwo 4 MANCHESTER - Gigantic 6 vrlW/lol, Helco officials said that light­ that two houses, one at 131 ALUMINUM sheets used as port. Priced below new SlE ^iochs effect today. Beef prices re­ tables, crank phonographs, oil room apartment available im­ MOVE ’TODAY! ’Two-bedroom to 2,000 square feet, to fit your MANCHESTER - Eighth Mountain Rd. and one at 74 prices. ^StarinCetus r~T~r 4 r J” r 1 5“ r The diversion was supported main frozen until Sept. 12, and ning struck two poles, on *W7 thick, paintings, trains, cast iron toys, mediately. Security required, duplex, appliances, parking, needs. 6461180. SINGLE HOUSE, dining room, District, for sale by owner, 33Pn»oseasa by Nixon, but he initially Bissell and Pearl Sts., causing a Ludlow St., were struck by 23x32 .la cents each or 5 for $1. guns, knives, glass, china, $165, 6461109. yard for Rover. A deaf at $145. vr IT 14 Wanted-Real Estate 77 cattlemen have been fireplace, large yard, MERRin AGENCY older Colonial, 7 rooms, large candidate objected to the amount of two-hour power outage in that lightning. No fires wee caused Phone 6462711. oriental items, steins. Most Homefinders. Fee 549-6980. STORAGE wardiouse, 10,500 withholding livestock, hoping references req uIre fr d , $210 RMltan MI-1180 lot, bam, city water, sewers, 35 Shades o f 14 i4 in either case, firemen said. anything old or collectible. Call MANCHESTER - Large 2- 9615. square feet, Shxd: Place, rear. money to be taken from the for higher prices later. area. A transformer in the Bat­ monthly, 6465983 gas, centrally located. $33,000. Firemen said that lightning NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 anytime, 6466535. bedroom apartment with Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. No realtors. 6466089. ^littlalum ps 14 14 fund. ’Threats of a pocket veto tista Rd. area was also struck What b Your Property Worth? also struck at the Helco su6 cents each. Inquire side door, appliances. Available im- 38 P igpen ■ were dropped after Congress in­ Officials at the Army’s Ft. by lightning, causing an outage COLUMBIA—Six-room Ranch, 39W i& ^ 19 z r w Manchester Evening Herald. Rooms Without Board 59 mMiately. Security required, 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents BEAUTIFUL Five-room MANCHESTER - Green Ws w ill view your property at NO COST or obligation, dicated it might hot act on the Ord training base near for an hour and 25 minutes in station on Olcott St., but caused fireplace, September to June. (sla n g ) J $155. Eastern Real Estate, 646 per square foot including heat, Ranch, two bedrooms, stove, Manor 5W room Ranch, comer 24 a n and suggest today's market value. bill until after the recess. Monterey, Calif., said no beef that area. no damage. DARK rich, clean loam, 5 THE THOMPSON H ou se- Cot­ $250 per month. Security. sprinklei^ offices. Warren E. ■ 8250. APARtlHElit refrigerator included. Garage lot. Excellent condition. No A m erican X The bill allows $200 million in would be sold at the com­ The Manchester Police Sta­ Lightning also struck the yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, tage St., centrally located, Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or Howland, Realtors, ^1106. fr ask abo ut our guarantee sales plan to o a y iii 6469659. under all aluminum exterior.' agents. Call 643-8641. 4 2 V ip a r trust funds to be spent on the missary after today because of tion and Manchester Memorial WINF radio tansmitting station sand, stone, pool and patio large, pleasantly furnished RENTAL Of FIGE 45 Points of RE’ITRED COUPLE preferred. Priced to sell. Starkweather a purchase of buses in fiscal 1975 Hospital were forced to go on on Love Lane. Station officials sand, 643-9504. rooms, parking. Call 6462358, We havf a large variety of 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, defaata the shortage. New 2-family house, first Hoor, Realty, 6465353. MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room said that the station was off the SIX R(X)M, 6bedroom house 48 Sou rce o f .w ise 289-7475 and the entire $800 million ear­ “ Our suppliers just cannot emergency power for some for overnight and permanent 5 rooms, carpeted, heated deluxe one and two-bedroom sprinklered, heavy^ floor load. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car gar­ X SCREENED loam, gravel, guest rates. within walking distance north answ ers PASEK marked for urban highways supply us with the amount of time ^turday. air for about 11 minutes after porch for washer dryer. Rent apartments and townl^ouses. Warren E. HowlaiKi, Realtors, SEVEN ROOM oversized Cape, age, city utilities, plastered ST X processed gravel, sand, stone, end business center. Front IJNoIVtoy could be spent on rail transit Sgt. Gerald Calve of the lightning disrupted signals on a $200. Gas heat not furnished. throughout Manchester. Ren­ 6461108. ^ treed com er lot, 100x150, Mid walls, 30-day occupancy. 3 2 C o n ^ beef we need,” said Col. J.E. and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ porch, yard. $200 a month. 43 a Manchester Police Department telephone cable used by the sta­ FURNISHED ROOM for References, security, no pets. tal office open daily fronq 9-5, 30’s. 6494166. No agents please. Charles Lesperance, 6^7820. ^Aoeufflulata systems the following year. Skaggs, an operations official dover, 742-78W. gentleman, homey atmosphere. Write Box P, Manchester ■ tion to transmit radio signals Write Box M, Manchester other times by aiqwin^ent. 54WestI^inter 46 44 RUTHERFORD Highway Trust Fund at the base. said that the station was on Herald. ii Includes kitchen and parking. Herald. MANCHESTER - Fantostic MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room 608 Burniido Ave., East Ibirtfoni RaoKors-MLS revenues from gasoline and Navy commissaries in San auxiliary power for ap­ from their Parkade studios to TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for Security. Call 6464936,6463436. DOWN 42 Inet Xrt M , VMsts Its I five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car Si other road-user taxes previous­ Diego ran out of beef Friday; proximately five minutes. A the Love Lane transmitter. covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 MANCHES’TER - 3Vi room IPhilipidne Mambart of National Auociatlon of Raal Estata Boards, Tha Connacticut MANCHESTER — four rooms, 24M Nm )M i M , ii Nnl Ms Nrt Crawy large kitchen, garage, lovely garage, stone front, plastered 44 Instituta of Raal Estata Boards, also tfia Hartford, Manchastar and ly had been restricted to hospital spokesman said that Approximately ihches of cents per pound. 872-9032, 872' WANTED—Female, oyer 18, to duplex. Stove, refrigerator, wreetaop 41 rationing was reported at other central location, stove. $108 M M ImRt Till lot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. walls, appliances, city utilities, Varnon Multipla Listing Sarvicas. emergency power was used at rain fell in town during Satur­ 6587. share aparthient with same. 1461821 carpeting. Immediate occupan- 2 Farm highway-related projects. ’The California bases; and Norm plus security. Adults. 6469274. $30,500. Amida R ^ltors, 644- large lot, by Anuldl. Ourles day’s storm. Call 647-1913. ^ Lease, security. Only $145. M I4 6 n il (HIWSFAFU IN T U n m i ASSN.) fund was established in 1956. Maffit, a spokesman for the the hospitalJQr about in-hpur. 2867475. 1539. Lou Amida. Lesperance. 6467620. I P ^ E . TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn Mon,. Aug. 13, 1973

Obituaries Boycott Instigator

Mrs. Francis Dutton Discouraged Mrs. Annie Hickey Mrs. Eleta M. Dutton of Clin­ Mrs. Annie Tierney Hickey of ton, fortnerl^y of Glastonbury MANCniESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 267 West Hartford diied ^turday at By Phase 4 Prices Manchester--A City of Village Charm and Meriden, died early this SIXTEEN PACES St. Mary’s Home, West Hart­ PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS morning at a Saybrook con­ ford. She was the widow of John valescent home. She was the Mrs. Barbara Shuttleworth of Mrs. Shuttlewdrth, the wife B. Hickey. wife of Francis Dutton. Vernon, whose meat boycott ac­ of Richniond Shuttleworth and She was born in Ireland and She was born in Cranston, tivities on the local scene last the mother of two children, lived in the Hartford area 60 R.I., and had lived in Clinton April was instrumental in says President Nixon should years. She was a member of the for 18. years. She retired six bringing about a nationwide have stopped beef exports, and Daughters of Isabella. years ago as a cottage-mother boycott, is discouraged with the not just put a ceiling on beef She is survived by a sister, at the Meriden School for Boys turn o f events since President prices. Mrs. Martha Gardner of Nixon’s Phase 4 became effec­ She said people are hoarding Cambodia Bombing To End Tonight where she had been employed Manchester. for 20 years. tive. in the belief that prices will rise The funeral was this morning Funeral services wiil be ‘‘I don’t know what can be when the ceiling is Ufted, but from the John F. Tierney Wednesday at 11 a.m. at St. done now,” she said, “ it’s very they are actually depleting the Funeral Home, 219 W. Center James Episcopal Church in discouraging.” supply. St. Burial was in St. Mary’s Glastonbury. Burial will be in “Beef is still'available at Mrs. Shuttleworth, who was On Burr Corners Commuter Bus Cemetery, East Hartford. Stop Ordered Buckingham Cemetery, much higher prices, and the guest on the Dialogue ‘73” in­ cost of other meat products Glastonbury. There are no Grace Bouton terview program of the Connec­ continue to rise.” ticut Public Information calling hours. Grace Bouton, 94, died Sun­ By Congress “ I have been buying less beef Network Sunday, commented The Holmes Funeral Home, day at a local convalescent than I normally do, and have then that greed is causing the Vernon Woman Honored 400 Main St., Manchester, is in home. been trying to hold on to some present meat shortage and beef WASHINGTON (AP) - The their bombing runs. The Cam­ charge of arrangements. She was born in Ridgefield of it for my family. I’m not is being held off the market last U.S. bomb will fall on Cam­ bodian military has only 50 and lived there until moving to As 100,000th Rider hoarding, I don’t even have a during the shortage. bodia by midnight (EDT) small fighter bombers. Emil E. Born Manchester four years ago. freezer, but I would like a little “We are not going to have tonight, ending history’s The Nixon administration Emil E. Born, 73, of She is survived by a brother, on hand,” she said. anything but a mess when you longest air war that saw In­ took the position that U.S. bom­ Brunswick, Maine, formerly of Hiram Bouton, of Norwalk. stop the controls,” she added. BE'TTY RYDER gratulations from Deputy Com­ was driving through the heavy dochina blasted with a rebord bing support of the Cambodian Manchester, died Saturday Funeral services and burial This was the damage done over the weekend by a group of PoUcC ReOOrt Does she plan to start another missioner F. Colin Pease of the traffic to work, and I decided to 7.4 million tons of explosives. army was needed to bring about night at his home after a long il­ will be Tuesday in Ridgefield. Women’s Editor vandals at Buckley School, Vernon St. Approximately 35 ^ meat boycott? “ No,” she said. Transportation Department’s start taking the bus myself,” The extra six and a half a cease-fire there and North lness. He was the husband of The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, A Vernon woman had the dis­ Vandals Shatter Bureau of Rail and Motor months of bombing in Cam­ Vietnamese compliance with Ida Stiefel Bom. Windows were broken in an apparent rock-throwing spree Otis P. Cook, 25, of 484 W. “ I started the ball rolling,” tinction this morning of being she said. 225 Main St., is in charge of bodia after the Vietnam sections of the Paris agreement He was born in Germany, at the school. Ted Fairbanks, superintendent of school she said, ‘‘now it’s up to honored as the 100,000th Carrier Services; and James F. Mrs. Boyle’s daughter, Mrs. local arrangements. Middle Tpke., was charged with ceasefire has added to doubts requiring Hanoi to pull its July 10, 1900, the son of somebody else.” passenger using the state- Shugrue, acting commissioner Carolyn Clouthier of 101 South School Windows grounds and maintenence said that the damage done to the second-degree assault, breach about the ability of air power to troops out of Cambodia. Frederick and Louise Muller of peace, interferring with a subsidized commuter bus of the state Transportation St., and a friend Susan Harrison windows would cost the town over $1,000 to repair. (Herald force political settlements in But toere is no Cambodian between Burr Corners and Department. of 130 Vernon Ave., both of Ver­ Bom. He was a member of the photos by Knapp) police officer, and operating a wars of this kind. cease-fire and no real prospect United Methodist Church in A rock-throwing spree at lodged in a ventilation duct motor vehicle while under the downtown Hartford. Mrs. Boyle, employed in the non, also make the daily trip to Fire Calls Despite the backing of more of one. U.S. intelligence es­ Bmnswick, and a member of Buckley School, Vernon St. over grate near the top of the influence of liquor, Sunday Mrs. Doris Boyle of 49 law offices of Murtha, Culina, Hartford. than 430 U.S. bombprs and timates the North Vietnamese the Eaton Rapids Masonic the weekend cost the town over building. Some light fixtures The Town Fire Department Merline Rd., Vernon, who has Richter and Pinney on Pearl St. They all agreed “ it’s more night in the parking lot of the fighter bombers, Cambodia’s have about 30,000 soldiers in Lodge in Michigan. ?1,100 for the replacement of reported being called to 185 E. been using the service since in Hartford, really enjoys com­ convenient and a whole lot Hay Named were also smashed by the van­ Manchester Shopping Parkade, army of about 190,000 men was Cambodia, most of them in a During his youth he was an glass alone, according to Ted dals, according to Fairbanks. Middle Tpke. on the report of last fall, received con­ muting by bus. cheaper than taking a car.” to the rear of Treasure City squeezed into enclaves by a position to threaten South Viet­ accomplished gymnast in Fairbanks, superintendent of Department store. smoke at 8:47 p.m. Saturday. “ I’d see them going by as I Commenting on the Burr Interim The lights were used to il­ Houston Police Communist-led insurgent force nam. Switzerland, r hining several school grounds and Police said that Cook was Town firemen were also Corner bus transportation. luminate the area for the pur­ about one-fourth its size. As the The prolonged air strike in events at the National Gymnast maintenence. pose of discouraging vandals. called to 549 E. Center St. at Pease said, “ This arrangement Chairman observed operating his vehicle U.S. bombing drew to a close, Cambodia, and for a limited Competition in Geneva. Approximately 35 windows in an erratic manner in the 9:30 p.m. Saturday to has caught on like wildfire. We Fairbanks said that a two- the insurgents held about 80 per time in Laos after the Vietnam Mr. Born lived in Manchester HARTFORD (AP) - Ray­ were broken this weekend, rnan team of Board of Educa­ Criticized parking lot. The other charges extinguish a tree on fire there. have expanded the parking News Capsules cent of Cambodia’s territory. peace agreement was signed in from 1949 to 1951, and moved to mond A. Hay of Greenwich has Fairbanks said. tion workers has been working against Cook stem from his facilities and plan to expand .1 Pentagon officials said no one January, added.to the heavy Bmnswick in 1953 where he been named interim finance The damage found by for the past 14 months replacing HOUSTON (AP) — The police them further. jVe have also put & ott said that, after Mark alleged reaction to being can forecast with any con­ cost borne by the United States operated the Dairy Frost until chairman of the Connecticut custodians at the school this broken glass in town schools. are resented bitterly by some arrested, polide said. telephones in the parking lot to failed to return, he wrote fidence what will happen after in waging the air war, which Republican Party, state GOP morning, carries a price tag of parents whose sons have been Digging for more bodies has assist comnnuters at the Burr his retirement in 1955. Fairbanks said that most of the Cook was held overnight in Agnew Probe dates back to 1965. chairman J. Brian Gaffney said missing for as long as three Austin police twice but stopped for now. the American warplanes halt Other survivors are a son, an additional $300 for labor, glass was broken due to van­ lieu of a $500 surety bond and WASHINGTON (AP) - An Comers lot.” today. years and may be among the received no reply. Houston Harry F. Born of North Fairbanks said. dalism. was to be presented in court aide to Vice President Spiro T. In Houston, a reliable source Acting Commissioner Hay is executive vice presi­ grim remains of Houston’s police said that Mark was 18 Hollywood, Calif.; a daughter, Some large Tocks were used To emphasize how big a today. A ^ ew has hinted that Agnew confirmed that the Harris Shugrue, in presenting Mrs. dent and a director of the Xerox mass sex murders. and, even if found, could not be Mrs. Ellen B. Dietrichsen of to “ pound on” some of the win­ problem vandalism has been at will turn over to federal County district attorney’s of­ Boyle with a framed certificate Corp. He also is president of "W e’re highly disgusted with made to come home. Bolton; a sister, Mrs. Anna dows, Fairbanks said. He town schools, Fairbanks said Michael Twerdy, 17, of 738 prosecutors the financial and fice plans to ask a grand jury designating her as the 100,000th Xerox’s U.S. operaijion. the Houston police After the niece telephoned Town Directors Hauenstein of Zurich, stated that some of the broken that the cost of labor and Tolland ’Tpke., was charged tax records they seek in an in­ today to Indict Elmer Wayne passenger,said, ‘"Thank you for Hay is to serve in an interim departm ent,” sUid W alter him, Scott said he called police Switzerland; three window panes were made of Vi- materials for replacing win­ with reckless driving in connec­ vestigation of political corrup­ H enley, 17, and David 0 . using the commuter bus service capacity until a meeting of the Scott. His 18-year-old son Mark and told them: “ My son is dead. Brooks, 18, for murder. grandchildren and several inch plexiglass and would dows broken by vandals in the tion with an incident on Tolland tion hi Maryland. and thanks to the other 999,999 Republican State Central Com­ left home with parental permis­ You had news of it. You should To Consider nieces and nephews. withstand “ a lot of force.” 1972-73 fiscal year was over Tpke., early Sunday morning. i: “ I would not find it surprising Brooks, Henley and Dean commuters who have used it.” mittee, which is expected to sion for a trip to M exjco in April have called ... I’ve got tolook to Funeral services will be Other rocks were found 320,000. Police say that the Twerdy if it develops that the lawyers Allen Corll, 33, who Henley said He said figures show that this confirm him as permanent 1972 and never returned. a newspaper for the death of he shot to death last Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the vehicle was observed going are proceeding in that particular bus service since its successor to William Bush of “ They could have helped and my son.” Appropriations Brackett Funeral Home, 29 across lawns in the vicinity. manner,” J. Marsh ’Thomson, Wednesday, allegedly were in­ inception at Burr Comers has West Hartford. Bush resigned they didn’t.” Other parents had similar Federal St., Bmnswick, with Court date is Aug. 27. Agnew’s press secretary, said volved in a homosexual torture- eliminated approximately 75,- last month. Scott said a niece had told reactions. murder ring. the Rev. Robert H. Plummer Friday night. 000 car trips going in and out of him she had read Mark’s name Mrs. Selma Winkle, whose SOL R. COHEN officiating. Burial will be in Donald Dinwiddle, 18, of 300 Agnew disclosed last week Hartford. Town Challenged in the newspaper as possibly son Malley is among the mis­ (Herald Reporter) Riverside Cemetery in Hartford Tpke., Vernon, was that he is under investigation by Also on hand to congratulate being one of the 23 murder vic­ sing and presumed dead, told of Heading the agenda for the Manchester Board of Direc­ Bmnswick. charged with operating a a federal grand jury for possi­ Mrs. Boyle were Mayor John (Continued from Page One) But, you can suggest and you tims found in mass graves in this exchange with police when Friends may call at the motorcycle without a motorcy­ ■ B B E C E E ble violation of tax, bribery, Thompson and State Comp­ tors’ meeting tonight are two proposed appropriations can provide them with the op­ the Houston area. she reported her son had not Higher Bread funeral home tonight from 7 to THE BUZZ WON’T overseas. Now, reverse invest­ cle operator’s license and extortion and conspiracy laws. troller Nathan G. Agostinelli. which were aired at lengthy public hearings last Tuesday portunity to expand and you can Only five of the 23 bodies have com e home: 9. BRING THE FUZZ ment is the trend in the world. operating an unregistered Prices Expected ’The express commuter bus provide the ne^ed facilities.” been identified positively. Mark Police: Lady, we just don’t TUs is. a test patteni to He called any charges leveled — $5.6 million for additions and renovations to Illing and HOUSTON (AP>a— a Hous­ Foreign investors have the motorcycle Sunday afternoon service has carried an average have the time to chase every determine The Herald’s print­ against him “damn^ lies.” HARTFORD (AP) - Grain ton detective says anti-theft de­ money and they want to invest Lattimore said that, as a was not one of the five. on E. ^ n te r St. Court date is o f 375 people a day on round Bennet Junior High Schools, and $50,000 for Improvements runaway. ing quality. will be in short supply for the vices on new cars help very it here. I suggest to you —let result of the “ reverse industry” Medical examiners continued Aug. 27. Seek Indictments trips from the free parking lot to Purnell Place. actions on the part of the town to work throughout the weekend Mrs. Winkle: Malley is not a next few weeks as a result of little in preventing a car from Manchester officials, too, go to at Burr Comers to downtown The school board is Directors’ consideration and New Haven Seeks runaway. HOUSTON^ (AP) - the 60-day price freeze which being stolen. Washington and find out about of Auburn, “ we have more new with dental records and X rays Hartford. Authorities sought indictments gave way ^ n day to Phase 4, a 100,000th Passenger Climbs Aboard requesting that the proposed action. To Broaden “The professionals always reverse investnments for your industry coming into Auburn to identify the badly decom­ Police: If you get any leads, Aimed at reducing traffic in today against two tousle-haired business representative said. $5.6 million appropriation be Judge of Probate William seem to find the ways and than we’ve got room for. Some posed bodies. we’ll chase them down. ITS TIME TO COME TO Police Force town. Your community is much teen-agers charged in the the downtown area, as well as placed for referendum as one FitzGerald will present the means to take cars they want,” of it will have to go beyond city Houston police have said they Like others, Mrs. Winkle felt Farmers limited grain state Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli, at left, and Mayor John W. Thompson assist Mrs. like ours. You, indeed, have a largest mass m u ^ er in the to cut down on pollution, com ­ question on the Nov. 6 voting Cheney Hali report. Stephen NEW HAVEN (AP) - The burglai^ and theft Det. J. D. limits, but that’s alright. The haven’t the resources to follow that drugs, widespread in her production because of the price Doris Boyle as she boards commuter bus this morning at Burr Corners. The Vernon lovely community. You have nation’s history. muters are urged to leave their machines. The $5.6 million con­ Cassano, a member of the city of New Haven today in­ Hunt says. job effect still will exist.” control, and full supplies will woman was honored as the 100,000th passenger to use the bus service to downtown Hart­ much to offer anyone wanting up every runaway .report as neighborhood’s schools, were cars in the parking lot and take sists of $2,881,000 for Illing and Human Relations Commission, itia te!^ broadened program to Late model cars have been The recovery of four ad­ not reach the market for three ford. Manchester’s mayor is also a daily commuter. (Herald photo by Pinto) to locate here.” Lattimore, serving his second thoroughly as parents would part of the problem. Acting on the bus to the city. $2,719,000 ifor Bennet. wiil present the Group Homes attran more black and rolling off the assembly lines ditional bodies Monday at a or four months, said Arthur L. term as Auburn mayor, is a like. There are over 5,000 information from a private Buses operate from 7 to 9 The plans for both schools are report. Hispanic applicants to its police equipped with what manufac­ beach on tfte Gulf Coast brought Woods, president of the Connec­ Lattimore has been in Democrat who was backed for runaway reports in Houston detective, she went to the nar­ a.m. and from 4 to 6 p.m. scaled-down versions of plans Public hearings will be hdd force. turers call improved ignition ■ to 27 the number of victims ticut Business and Industry Manchester since Sunday and re-election by the Republicans each year. cotics division of the police weekdays and a special bus is drawn in 1972 by Arnold at the 8 o ’clock meeting on two During the remaining 1V4 safety systems and other items found since last Wednesday. Association. was taken on a tour of the town also. He is chairman of the New The last word from Mark department. But that produced mn to the Aetna Insurance Co. Lawrence for Illing and proposed ordinances—toth con­ months of the police recruiting such as locking steering wheel York State Conference of Scott was a postcard sent from no results. 3 Canada Liniits Exports and its industrial locations. The The round trip ride costs $1. Richard Mankey for Bennet. A cerning a proposed land swap period the city’s civil service mechanisms. Burglary alarms Mayors. He serves as chairman Austin. He wrote that he had a Mrs. Winkle said lack of on a few makes of cars were Town Development Commis­ Mrs. Boyle, Who prepar^ to proposal for a $6.8 million ap­ with Iteymond F. Damato and office, where applications are of the U.S. CoAference of job and was planning to come money did not allow her to pur­ offered as optional equipment. sion had a luncheon for him board the bus wearing an orchid O’TTAWA (AP) — Canada has merce, said the controls are in­ meats. Most exports to the propriation ($3.4 million for Richard P. Hayes, who plan to received, will remain open until Mayors’ special task force on home. sue the matter. “ A big screw driver is usual­ Sunday at Vito’s Restaurant in corsage presented to her by imposed export controls on tended primarily to prevent the United States fall in the prime each school) lost in referendum construct an industrial building 8 p.m., three hours longer than the energy crisis. Manchester U.N. Continues ly all it takes to break the Bolton. A dinner for him at the Robert D’Onfrio of the pork and beef to head off a meat Canadian market from being category. last November. off Tolland Tpke. usual. In addition, a mobile Mayor John Thompson said steering wheel locks,” Hunt Steak Out in Talcottville was Transportation Department, shortage«similar to that in the raided to make up for the meat The program included a The $50,000 for improvements Under the first ordinance, the recruiting station operating out Lattimore, in Manchester for says. “And thieves have even attended by the Manchester McGovern Reflects ID said, “ As soon as I had paid up United States. shdrtages in the United States. toughened-up food price review to Purnell Place, which runs town would convey 43,139.6 of a police bus will take the Debate Over u s ^ wreckers to haul away Board of Directors and officers expenses only, usually gets a my month’s parking fee in ’The government of Prime For that reason, he added, the board to search out and north to south, one way, behind square feet of land south of appeal to minority-group some cars.” and directors of the Chamber. $3,000 consulting fee per diem. Hartford, I switched to taking Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau government will administer the publicize- examples of un­ downtown Main Street stores, Tolland Tpke. to Damato and neighborhoods. Mayor Hunt says the last real im­ A luncheon was held for him at Chairman of this morning’s On Watergate Israeli Action the bus. ’The costs can’t com ­ announced the controls Monday program in a flexible manner, warranted price increases and is backed by the Mayor’s Down­ Hayes. Under the other, Bartholomew F. Guida said. seminar was Roy Normen, co- provement on cars came a few noon today at the Manchester my fellow citizens in 1972.” pare.” night in an apparent respose to granting exporters licenses to a call for a conference of town Action Committee, the Damato and Hayes would con­ The department also will sta­ years ago when one manufac­ chairman of the Chamber’s WASHINGIDN (AP) - Sen. Country Club. Following a tour He said it takes a period of Her daughter said, “ I work in pressure from opposition keep up most business with federal and provipcial officials Greater Manchester Chamber vey 43,535.8 square feet of land, tion recruiters at the civil ser- turer stopped making ignitions Industrial-Commercial George McGovern says Presi­ of Pioneer Parachute, he left spiritual and physical rejuvena­ U N ITED NATIONS, N .Y . (A P ) — All 15 m em bers o f the the same office as my mother. politicians and housewives up­ their traditional customers. to develop coherent food of Comnierce, the Main Street also south of Tolland Tpke., to vice officer to answer where the car could be started Developemnt Council. ’Thomp­ dent Nixon’s election victory, for Auburn. His expenses in tion, a few tears and an oc­ U.N. Security Council agree that Israel should be censured We get out of work at 5 p.m. and set at the rising costs of bacon, 'The controls will limit export policies designed to guarantee Guild, those businesses backing the town. questions. without the key — in the “ off” son introduced Lattimore and and the Watergate revelations Manchester were paid by the casional outburst of bitter the bus, which stops right in hamburger and other meats. of prime table meats to all Canadians will get adequate on the street, and Town In another action related to The city recently reduced its instead of “ lock” position. explained why he was invited to since then, may be better for for forcing down an Arab airliner last weekend. But a split Town Development Commis­ anguish to recover from a front of our office, leaves at Alastair Gillespie, minister countries but will leave the way food supplies at reasonable Manager Robert Weiss. the proposed industrial minimum height requirement ‘ "That was changed and it Manchester. the nation than a McGovern win may develop over Arab demands for punitive action. sion. 5:10. You can’t beat that.” of industry, trade and com ­ open for export of lower quality prices. Weiss has proposed the ap­ building, the directors will con­ for police and fireman would have been. presidential defeat. probably had some effect on Speaking briefly was James Debate continues today, and a vote is not expected propriation be financed from sider allocating $3,000 toward applicants to 5-foot-6 in hopes of the ‘joy riding’ thieves,” Hunt J. Musante, chief of the Connec- McGovern said he felt that “ The industrial base of a The South Dakota Democrat had he won, uncovering the before Thursday. accumulated and unused the cost of bringing water lines attracting more people. says. tuicut Development Com- town,” said Lattimore this offered his reflections on the Watergate might have looked ’The United States, Israel’s liner, hoped to negotiate a com­ insurance-premium refunds. to the Damato-Hayes property. missiAn’s Division of morning, “ is the goose that lays results of last November’s elec­ traditional backer, indicated it promise resolution that would The board’s regular business The $3,000 would be under the Locational Services. He told of like a political vendetta, and the golden egg. I^om its taxes tion in an article in Sunday was ready to join in a censure get U.S. support and still carry meeting will be at 8 in the town’s Industrial Guidelines the commission’s activities in wonder^ if all the facts could flow all the good things a com­ editions of The Washington some form of penalty or threat Cox Outlines Information Municipal Building Hearing and would constitute 50 per cent have been uncovered under motion as the 15-nation council promoting export opportunities of the estimated cost. munity should enjoy.” Post. Democrats. opened the debate Monday. But of penalty against Israel. Room. and export trade, and of its in­ The board will consider Hostess Wore Pajamas “ And, after months of tiying "Watching the high and a U.S. spokesman said his Israeli jets intercepted the Beginning at 7, the directors terest in recent years of accepting an auditor’s report He predicted an ever- to sort through the debris of the mighty who so arrogantly PUgnmAAUts delegation would oppose any plane . over Beirut Friday night will hear two informal reports. reverse investments in Connec­ FABRIC OEPARTMENT^STORES for the 1971-72 fiscal year and But The Guests increasing demand in the U.S. November defeat, I have about engineered Mr. Nixon’s re- resolution going beyond cen-, and diverted it to a military air- He Hopes To Get From Nixon The first will be a status report ticut. will consider a reconunenda- for new products and new in­ concluded that the shattering election now humbled by their HaneliMton 4«4 Oakland Straal (XiH 94 off 1.99) sure. 1*^14 ^ Israel in hopes of cap- on plans to purchase the “ Some of it has been brought tion by Weiss, the auditor and dustry. Nixon landslide, and the even own testimony (before the Lebanon, the owner of the air- turing George Habash, the historic Cheney Hall and to Didn^t Mind At All here and we’re looking for WASHING’TON (AP) - the break-in at Democratic —Meeting of June 20, 1972, for E. Howard Hunt Jr. and that several directors to approve an more shattering exposure of the Senate Watergate committee), leader of the Pi^ulw Front for preserve it for public more,” he said. Special Water|gate prosecutor National Committee between the President and there would be no problem additional position of “ The question is,” he noted, corruption that surrounded I have been struck that such the Liberation of Palestine, and ownership. The second is on the REDWOOD CITY, Calif. “ She is the most amazing George Shenkman, a. vice Archibald Cox has given the headquarters, Nixon met with aides John D. Ehrlichman and raising $1 million to buy the bookkeeper in the coilector of “ who’s going to get it? The peo­ him, have done more than I humiliation would have looked three other guerrlUa leaders. status of a Group Homes or­ (AP) — The hostess wore woman I ever met,” said Jan president of'the Chamber, public his first detailed sum­ H.R. Haldeman, then his staff Haldeman. "The contemporary silence of the Watergate defen­ revenue office, at $8,208 annual­ ple in the ^ u th went after it could have done in victory to like a g r a c e l^ vendetta had it The four were not aboard. dinance, now being drafted and rumpled white pajamas and Gregory, who sh ar^ the room thanked Lattimore for his talk mary of what he hopes to learn chief, and John W. Dean III, evidence of that meeting should dants. years ago and grabbed it away, awaken the nation to what been executed in the wake of a Lebanese Ambassador to be offered soon for Board of ly. didn’t get up to greet he^ with Mis . Hoffman when she and his message. about Watergate from tape then his counsel. show the extent of the —Two meetings on March 21, while those in the Northeast, Henry Adams called the Democratic presidential vic­ h i Edouard Ghorra and other Arab guests. But nobody at Ruth “ Yoii’ve inspired us all,” said recordings of presidential con­ Dean told the Senate knowledge of the illegal activity 1973. Participants included was hospitalized recently for with their great wealth of know­ ‘degradation of the "democratic tory,” he said. speakers told the council that Hoffman’s party seemed to Shenkman. “ I feel that, before versations. Watergate committee the by the participants or any effort Nixon, Dean, Haldeman, back surgery. “ Ruth insisted how, sat back and let them get dogma’,” McGovern wrote. ■ ‘ He suggested that Watergate' the interception was an un­ Little Brother Sets mind. the day is out, Dick Clark W estern , Northeastern­ Cox included the summary in President congratulated him to conceal the truth from the Ehrlichman and Ronald L. upon being wheeled up to the away with it.” McGovern said the “ may stir us enough to regain I FUNERAL HOME precedented act of "state Mrs. Hoffnian, 57, held the (executive vice president of the Increasing cloudiness this a 68-page argument filed Mon­ for doing a good job. Dean said respondent (Nixon).” Ziegler, presidential press surgery section every day just Watergate disclosures “ are for­ our constitutional system of terrorism.” ’The Israelis “ have party for more than 100 family to cheer me.” Lattimore warned, “ Before] Chamber), with -his love for afternoon with likelihood of oc- day in federal court in support he interpreted Nixon’s remarks —Telephone call June 20, secretary. Haldeman quoted cing us to face the corrupting of checks and . balances and to •^Established 1874-Three Generations of Serrict either sunk to the level of A Good Example members and friends Saturday Mrs. Hoffman said her one worrying about new industry,^ committees, will form a “ Lat­ casional rain or of his request for a court order as evidence the President was from former Atty. Gen. John N. Nixon as saying there would be our political process — an reverse the disastrous drift hijackers of have elevated in her room at Sequoia Hospital concern was that doctors keep however, a town must pay timore Committee ’ for Ac­ I 142 East Center Street Manchester thundershowers developing late compelling President Nixon to aware of the cover-up. Mitchell, then director of the no problem raising $1 million. examination I was unable to toward executive secrecy and hijacking to a state policy,” Lennie Gauba. 25, of East knowledge to work. Paul here. her alive until the party. “ After attention to the needs of its tion’.” in the afternoon or evening. surrender the tapes. Haldeman, who told the com­ President’s re-election cam­ He added that the President provoke,effectively for most of presidential monarchy.” Ghorra said. Hartford, is a Big Brother to cleared the blood and tom skin She learned she had terminal that, I don’ t care. I ’ ll be existing industry. It’s folly to Highs around 80. Rain and Nixon refused to comply with mittee he had listened recently paign, to Nixon. "This ap­ said it would not be right to pay I Announces A Lebanon, Egypt and the Paul Gauthier, 14, of 354 Main from the cat's mouth and throat bone cancer the day before ready,” she said. bring in new industry while thunderstorms tonight and a subpoena from Cox deman­ to the tape of the meeting, siaid parently was the first direct the money. Soviet Union called for sanc­ St., and Gauba is very proud of and, right there at the roadside, Mother’s Day and began plan­ paying no attention to old. ’True, most of Wednesday. The low ding the tapes of nine presiden­ there was discussion of the contact after the break-in Public Service... tions against Israel. A draft —Meeting of March 22, 1973. what the liling 8th-grader did massaged it back to iife. ning the party a short time you can’t tell them what to do. tonight in the mid 60s. Highs tial conversations. Watergate case, ,but denied between respondent and NEW TaHors resolution under discussion Participants were Nixon, Dean, Friday night and wants the They placed the cat in the car Iqter. Instead the usual aiUdee about our service, this Wednesday 75 to 80. Nixon congratulate Dean on Mitchell ....” SPECIAL OFFER IN MANCHESTOUNMN of would ask the International Ehrlichman, Haldeman and world to know about it. and took it to a veterinarian “ I want to see and talk with space will Be available, every Monday lo pubNcixe Precipitation probability 60 U.S. District Court Judge his efforts to thwart the in­ T o r 2 Days Only - Aus. 13 and 14 Civil Aviation Organization, a Mitchell Resignation Mitchell. ‘ "This meeting was That night at about 11:30, hospital in Manchester. The cat and touch them all I can,” she Your Dog*s Sake' | 2 K N I T . ^ . A per cent this afternoon, 90 per John J. Sirica gave the White vestigation. underwent surgery, its jaw was For Appohitintin CoN Mr. A. M. R m COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS on a r U.N. agency that regulates —Meeting of June 30, 1972, apparently concerned ... with Gauba was driving Paul home said as the visitors streamed cent ton i^ t and 80 per cent House until Friday to file any wired and the skin stitched. |s u i t s ^ t 1 9 fjQ^|eQ2 basis, courtesy of Watkins Fun« commercial air traffic, to take Objective between Nixon, Mitchell and political assessments ... and is on 1-84 when they saw a large into her flower-laden room to CONN. MOTOR LODGE Wednesday. additional arguments and ifm z wnwnwi| Two Limitations are Necessary: , “adequate measures against likely to reveal the knowledge cat hit by two cars. Gauba and Paul were told the sign a guest book, hug her and Winds variable 10 miles or scheduled courtroom debate for If the tapes confirm Dean’s Haldeman. Mitchell has' SMrttna 1. The measaoe must In some way benefit the i. Israel” to insure the safety of and motives of the par­ cat will be alright. chat. UadM Thai Oaly less this afternoon, tonight and Aug. 22. version, said Cox, “ it will tend testified it concerned his im­ community. civil aviation. It also would Not entirety satisfied with the “ We all have tp die, and I ALL BREED DOG iCil&toiJWttlS^ABK Wednesday with chance of to establish that a conspiracy to pending resignation as cam­ ticipants.” Gauba stopped his car off the I ■•SnraTaTMiAdnniiii 2. it may not be controversial or political. threaten action by the Security Eight Meetings outcome, they returned to the wanted to have a party for my MOwMIw higher gusts in thunderstorms. obstruct justice reached the paign director. It “ strains —Meeting of April 15 between main pavement and the two ran ALL WOOL s i l l Please clear ydur requests through Mrs. Smith of the Council if Israel interfered scene of the accident Saturday friends,” she said. “ I feel GROOMING SALON Outlook for Thursday: fair The tapes demanded by Cox highest level of government.... credulity to suppose that »Nixon and Dean. The ousted to the cat, iying at the side of W ORSnO I I ' Manchester Evening Herald by Thursday the week again with foreign air trafflc. White House counsel told the and began searching for the wonderful, Fm surrounded by ConvMlMiay LoeaM M Tha VHaga 3 SUITS *149 and seasonably warm. cover eight meetings and one "If Haldeman’s innocuous Watergate and how Watergate the road. Gauba said the tiger- 2 8uHi2SWrtt before publication of our ad. between 11-12 A.M., ^ Israeli Ambassador Josef owner of the cat, on the streets the people I love.” firaan, Whara East Cantor Straal Maals telephone conversation version of the meeting can be affected Mitchell and the cam­ Senate committee the Presi­ and-white male cat wasn’t phone 643-2711. . •f. High Low Tekoah told the council that along 1-84. 'They located the Amid ihe quiet chatter and At SOI East MMdto Ttanplw V T V o S r between June 20, 1972, three sustained, it is because the paign were not topics of conver­ dent told him he had only been breathing, that it had a broken Anchorage Israel had acted in justified owner on Ford St., East Hart­ lau^ter, Mrs. Hoffman’s face SHk Mid Wool Sliaifc Skins S WATKINS FUNERAL HOME days after the Watergate break- meeting only involved an inno­ sation.” joking in his reference to jaw and, apparently, had U Boston 67 self-defense because the United ford. bri^tened as she held her 5- Phom 643-2081 For Appbliilmtiit 2SuNl2IlilHs Directors in, and April 15, 1973. cent discussion of political in­ —Meeting of March 13, 1973, raising $1 million and that he choked to death on its own TREVIRAS Chicago Nations and the world com ­ The owners were "tickled year-old grandson, Scott Gage, m tm tm ti » . a . o. i m William Lennon In his brief, Cox noted that on terests. The question of Dean’s between Nixon, Dean and had been foolish to discuss biood. for \biir mmi Denver munity were failing to combat pink," as Gauba said, and will and softly sang, "R o ck a bye, 2 Suits Roy Thompson Sept. 15, 1972, after a federal perjiiry would then arise.” Haldeman. Dean told the com­ executive clemency with Gauba is a first aid instructor Stiippins PtaMM GONDmONB) CONN. MOTOR LODGE San Francisco 67 claim the cat as soon as it can baby, in the treetop.” Bruce Watkins | “ the plague of terrorism grand jury had indicted seven Cox offered some conunents . mittee that Nixon said he had Charles W. Colson, former for the Red Cross and Paul is 28tilrts TEL 643*1555 Sttisfwctlon i be moved. Washington sweeeping across the world.” men for their participation in on other tapes he seeks: approved executive clemency White House special counsel. one of his pupils. Putting his

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