MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1974- VOL, XCIH, No. 275 Manchester-A City of Village Charm t w en t y -f o u r pa g es _ t w o 3e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Bill Allows Local Rule Greek Prisoners Over Funds WASHINGTON (UPI) - The $11.2 Freed by Turks billion housing and community development bill to be signed today4>y By United Press Internutional nearly two weeks ago but stopped, with President Ford is designed to give only a score or so released, after the Turkey said today its troops on local governments more control over Turkish offensive opened up Aug. 14. Cyprus have be^n freeing Greek how federal aid money is spent, and In New York, the Turkish mission to the Cypriot civilian prisoners and Cypriot will allow more people to buy houses. United Nations announced that Turkish President Glafkos Clerides said he roving Ambassador Nuri rn has brought The three-year bill consolidates eight will meet shortly with Turkish messages from his government for Presi­ federal programs, including Model Cities dent Ford and Secretary of State Henry and urban renewal, into one block grant. Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash in a , 1 Kissinger. Its contents were not disclosed. The federal government would establish possible first move toward a peace goals that cities must meet, such as settlement. elimination of slums and housing for the . 'ki Clerides said he hoped to meet Denktash poor. But beyond those general goals local within 36 hours. However, the Cyprus officials determine how their grant money government later announced Clerides will is spent. fly to Athens Friday for urgent talks with It also raises the ceiling on home the Greek government. This made it un­ Ford Eyes mortgages insured by the Federal Housing likely Clerides and Denktash could meet Administration, establishes a new federal before Saturday. rental assistance plan and continues the United Nations representatives on the 1976 Race controversial sections of the home island have been trying to arrange a ownership and rental assistance meeting between Clerides and Denktash. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gerald Ford programs, which former President boyhood friends, for the past two days. has been President less than two weeks, Richard Nixon wanted to kill. Water rationing was introduced in but he apparently likes it enough that he The mortgage limit on FHA-insured Nicosia during the day. The pumps fur­ intends to run for a full term in 1976. single family homes is increased from nishing most of the capital's water are Using a breathtaking but lowkey $33,000 to $45,000, reflecting the rapid rise behind Turkish lines and the Turks have method. Ford orchestrated the announce­ 4ew in real estate values. barred Greek Cypriot technicians who fled ment that he has changed his mind and in­ Dnary The maximum mortgage loan a savings during recent fighting to return to main­ tends to head the Republican ticket in the and loan institution can make for a single­ Swinging Summer Away tain them. next presidential race after he serves the family home is increased from $45,000 to A U.N. spokesman in the east coast port 2'/z years remaining in former President $55,000. It was an all-star performance with Tess Coder, Colleen couldn’t get down. Just kept right on swinging, like it or of Famagusta, captured by the Turkish Richard Nixon’s term of office. 0 Rourke, Lisa Cobb, and Diane Westlake until Kelly Together, the quintet helped swing summer away in army a week ago, said livestock aban­ Vice President-designate Nelson A. nded The $8.6 billion block grant program, Coder got into the act as the littlest swinger. Alas, she Bradford, Pa. (UPI Photo) don^ by fleeing Greek Cypriots were Rockefeller told reporters Tuesday that , easy which requires no local matching funds, replaces Model Cities, urban renewal, drinking water from the sea. Ford gave him the impression he had rehabilitation loans, open space and urban Swedish U.N. troops continued to man “every intention” of running for president beautification, neighborhood facilities, ad­ eight observation posts in Famagusta on his own. On Wednesday, White House vance acquisition of land and the basic Building Condemnation Mulled despite a Turkish request that they leave. Press Secretary Jerald F. terHorst, in a water and sewer facilities programs. A U.N. spokesman said the Turkish casual announcement that sent reporters soldiers in Famagusta were holding up scurrying to telephones, said Ford “is now Those narrow categorical grant By SOL R. COHEN programs often were unwieldy to ad­ Present, in addition to Bayer, were food supplies to the 550-man Swedish of the opinion he will probably run in the building but pointed out there were 1976.” minister, and resulted in extra work for What to do about the vacant and William Sleith, committee chairman; tenants on both sides of it. peacekeeping contingent. Blue-bereted local governments in applying for each deteriorating building at 811-821 Main Francis Handley; Bruce Watkins; Dennis “There must be some way,” he insisted. Swedish soldiers trundled food supplies on Later Ford parried questions from separate program. Now they will make St., empty for about three years and Brown, consultant to the committee; “Someone has to get nasty, to condemn handcarts to their posts in the old walled reporters who wanted the direct word one application outlining their plans for last occupied by the W.T. Grant Co., Richard Clark, president of the the building and knock it down. There’s no city because Turkish soldiers refused to from him. He said he thought Rockefeller using the money. was the question posed this morning Manchester Chamber of Commerce; doubt it’s a health hazard.” allow their vehicles into the area.. “well expressed” his position. largeable Mayor John Thompson; and Leon Turkish military authorities announced While it appeared to be a major thrust to Funds will be distributed on the basis of by Irving Bayer, a member qL the Sleith said it is his understanding, unless poverty, population and overcrowding, Enderlin, executive director of the the building is architecturally unsound or in Ankara that Turkish troops have turned build up a Ford-Rockefeller ticket and to Mayor’s Downtown Action Com­ Manchester Housing Authority. over about 40 Greek Cypriot civilian eliminate any other contenders, neither with poverty given double weight in the mittee. unless a tax lien of sufficient value is out­ formula. Bayer said he refuses to believe the standing, nothing could be done. prisoners to the United Nations Ford nor his aides were prepar^ to say ^ a u s e of the sparse turnout of com­ town can’t take steps at once to condemn peacekeeping force. whether Rockefeller would be Ford’s run­ The new $1.2 billion rental assistance mittee members, its meeting was short, He acknowledged a tax lien exists, but ning mate. program will pay the difference between the building. He called it an unhealthy said it’s of insufficient value to institute Freeing of Cyprus war prisoners began with discussion centered around possible situation — with floors buckling, ceiling fair market rents and 15 to 25 per cent of action for condemning and demolishing court action. He said he will contact the the gross income of eligible lower income tiles fallen and apparent water seepage owner again and impress upon him the the 72-year-old structure and with routine damage throughout the building. He families. business touched lightly. health hazard concern. Sleith said the acknowledges there weren’t any tenants in owner had told him previously he wouldn’t jnd fixed repair and renovate the building until he GNP Down Again case. gets a tenant. The building is owned by Abraham M. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Gross A two consecutive quarter decline is the Druckman of New York City, who Rocky’s Fortune Near $1/2 Billion National Product dropped by 0.8 per shorthand definition of “recession” but acquired the property in 1961. The cent during the second quarter of the administration economists have insisted WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice The value of his extensive stock holdings building, constructed soon after the turn of that the situation is not bad enough to presidential nominee Nelson A. Is believed to have declined considerably • Rockefeller, speaking at a GOP fund the century, is assessed at $111,440, town year, the Commerce Department said raising dinner in Newport, R.I. was warrant that term. Rockefeller’s personal fortune — in the past two years because of poor records show. today. It was the second straight heckled three times but he handled the in­ With the exception of the 12.3 per cent which he said he will disclose to con­ market conditions. McCarthy said the town will look into quarterly decline — the theoretical rate of price increases in the first quarter, Rockefeller told the chairmen o.tthe two terruptions like the seasoned political the situation for possible action, provided definition of a recession. gressional committees handling his veteran he is. the April-June inflation rate was the confirmation — may total a half committees handling his confirmation this a health hazard can be proved. The 0.8 per cent figure was a slight im­ biggest three-month rise since the first week that he would give them whatever • Rockefeller has begun to put together billion dollars, according to family Brown,' commenting on the situation, provement over the preliminary figures quarter of 1951. financial data they requested. a high-powered vice presidential staff of said almost every town has it. He said he’s for April to June issued by the department friends and business associates. men with long backgrounds in public life, Commerce Secretary Fredrick B. Dent One of the few known facts about never been able to solve similar problems last month which showed a 1.2 per cent said the modest softening was “an im­ They ^aid the $500 million was “only an many of them who worked in Albany, Rockefeller’s fortune is that he paid an in­ and, many times, had to answer to show- drop in the GNP. provement” over the first quarter but rface for estimate’’ and one added, “He probably come tax “in seven figures” the years he N.Y., when Rockefeller was governor. cause orders from the courts. On the other hand, the department said 'rimmer doesn’t even know himself what he’s “nevertheless validates the essentiality of was governor of New York. In 1964 it was Thompson remarked that it seems to inflation in the second quarter rose faster President Ford’s battle to cut the inflation worth. Only his accountant knows for estimated he had a yearly income of him the committee’s efforts now should be than reported last month — 9.6 per cent at rate.” sure.’’ around $5 million, with his weekly income addressed, not alone to cleaning up and a seasonally adjusted rate instead of 8.8 Both the growth and inflation figures Rockefelier’s wealth is concentrated in from stock dividends exceeding his $50,000 dressing up the street, but also toward get­ per cent. were part of the department’s quarterly aTON® three areas — stock, land and art, and his annual salary as governor. ting some tenants into the vacant proper­ The small improvement in the GNP, report on GNP, which measures the total holdings in the last two categories carry atn ties. which measures the growth rate of the value of goods and services produced in the label of “priceless.” In related developments: • Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., chair­ Clark revealed the Chamber knows of no U.S. economy, did not change the fact that this country in a given period. Like most wealthy families, the man of the Senate Rules Committee, has Considerable fog tonight with occasional actions at present for filling the vacant the economy has failed to show “real” or Rockefellers have kept the extent of their rain; low temperatures 65 to 70. asked the FBI, the Internal Revenue Ser­ stores — on both sides of Main St. noninflated growth for two consecutive empire a closely guarded secret. Much of Considerable cloudiness Friday, con­ vice, the Library of Congress, and the The committee’s next meeting will be quarters. The first quarter decline was 7 tinued warm and humid, with a 40 per cent Rockefeller’s wealth is in trusts for himself General Accounting Office to begin in­ Sept. 5 at 8 a.m., in the Municipal Building per cent and was due chiefly to the energy and his heirs. chance of rain. Highs in the 80s. Equality vestigating Rockefeller’s record. Hearing Room. crisis. grip In Race active /IS120 Equal opportunity for all. That’s what members of the fairer Clark Resigns Post sex have been advocating and winning more and more support every day. Fifteen years ago a woman sought 5, the other With Town Chamber to compete in Manchester’s annual . #MS140 Five Mile Road Race and was turned Richard G. Clark, president of the back. Greater Manchester Chamber of Each year since, women have run Commerce, has resigned effective Sept. 15 ' the annual holiday feature. 24 to accept a similar position in Will they be allowed this Nov. 28 to Florida. run? Action was taken last night at a Clark, who has headed the local chamber meeting of Nutmeg Forest, Tall since December 1972. will become chief Cedars of Lebanon. executive officer of the Greater Plantation Complete details are on Page 13. Chamber of Commerce, near Fort Lauder­ dale, Oct. 1. “My wife and I leave Manchester with deep regret,” Clark said this morning. “The Florida position,” he added, “presents a BULLETIN challenge which I feel I cannot refuse. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House “ I sincerely apreciate the splendid released today the historical final cooperation I have received from the report of the Judiciary Committee on Chamber board, its members, our civic of­ impeachment, changing some ficials, and most of all, the warm hospitality language but still maintaining that of our community,” Clark said. “We shall former President Nixon lied, violated always have a soft spot in our hearts for laws and subverted the Constitution. Manchester,” he said. Burl L. Lyons, chairman of the Chamber’s board who accepted Clark’s resignation, said, “We sincerely hate to lose Mr. Clark. Our chamber has experienced great growth under his dedicated leadership but we RICHARD G. CLARK recognize, and can certainly appreciate, the challenge of the new position in Florida. We INSIDE wish him and his wife the best of success.” LOTTERY Clark, 31, is a native of Peekskill, N.Y. TODAY (Herald photo by Dunn) Before coming to Manchester, he was direc­ WINNERS tor of retail and consumer affairs with the “i/oM) Is It On G fis?” Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 8, 9 Stamford (Conn.) Area Commerce and In­ Business new s...... Page 5 dustry Association. “How is it on gas?” wonders Debby Bray, four, of 24 his rear-view mirror as he prepares for a demonstration Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 11 Hamilton Dr. as she studies this custom-built vehicle. run. Paul’s free-wheeling conveyance is made from a This week’s winning number in the Lyons said the local Chamber is, starting an extensive search (or a new chief Driver-creator Paul Kenefick of 16 Hamilton Dr. checks scooter front, a bike wheel, auto mirror, bicycle Road race allows females .. Page 13 Connecticut State Lottery is 64981. executive. his passenger, Sean Prescott of 122 Carpenter Rd. through headlights, and lawnmower rear wheels. Baseball game or inches ... Page 13 PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., August 22, 1974- PAGE THREE NATIONAl WEATHER SERVICE FOREtAST I* 7AM EST S 7 4 Discoverer of Cyclamate Confessions of a - 7 3 ( ^ I V 30^ Woodstock Vote Set SAFE LIVING 3 tt2 4 ^ WOODSTOCK (UPI) - started out with in 1790, was MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE SEAT Blames Politics for Ban Residents of this small rural one of the few Connecticut com­ TV Junkie community will vote again on munities elected to stay “dry” T V T O N IG H T By JA.MES V. HEALION studies indicated no cancer- feed cyclamate exclusively to Oct. 17 on whether to end a 40- in 1938 after the repeal of Arljficial Respiration and every three seconds for BOSTON STAMFORD (UPI) - The the rats, but in combination FRANK S. SWKRTLOW — and the radio. producing or other adverse year “drought” during which Prohibition. Would you be able to help a children. Keep at it until the On the second day, we discoverer of the artificial effects were found in test with saccharin and another sub­ the sale of liquor has been Residents last voted on the person resume breathing? You victim can breath on his own. NEW YORK (UPI) - Most reached Northeast Harbor, — 6:00 — sweetner cyclamate is c a l l i n g animals which were fed large stance, which included, Sveda W prohibited. issue in 1965. can if you know how to restore 6) Get medical help. people watch television for Maine. (3-8-22-30) NEWS N E W YO RK for its return to the market, quantities of cylamate or a said, the rats’ urine and feces. The town, which has only 2,- The latest call for a vote was breathing by artificial respira­ If you can’t get air into the pleasure; I watch it for My wife demanded a Holiday (18) I SPY saying its 1969 removal by the cyclamate-saccharin combina­ He said in an interview that Clipper 000 more inhabitants than it initiated by the owner of a golf tion. Knowing how to ad­ victim, roll him onto his side, business — a reviewer for UPI. Inn. 1 refused: “They might (20) FILM government which linked it to tion. the opinion of the National club. (24) SESAME STREET J0.15' cancer in rats was based on minister artificial respiration give him a slap on the back, “Hey, I bet you can’t go have a TV set there.” •A N FRANCISCO Cyclamate was moving fast Academy of Sciences, whose comes in handy in helping vic­ wipe out his mouth, roll him without watching television for “Why this place?” my wife (40) BONANZA questionable scientific judge­ in 1969 and under heavy attack members include the nation’s ment. • tims of near drowning, gas back, and try again. a week,’’ said a cynical friend asked. — 6:30 — from the sugar lobby and others foremost scientists, was of poisoning, electric shock, heart of mine. "It's a gold mine,” I said. (8-22-30-40) NEWS Dr. Michael Sveda says there when the government banned it. great consequence in the failure, and suffocation. To use the chest pressure- LOS ANSCLCS ■is also evidence suggesting “You’re on," I snapped back “They don’t have a TV antenna — 7:00 - A spokesman for the sugar in­ removal decision, but it was Seconds count when a person arm lift method: politics was involved in the with an air of assurance. and I bet nobody ever heard of (3-22-30-40) NEWS terests later boasted the amateurish. “I think they owe is not breathing. Move fast! 1) Place the victim face up. “Anybody can give up the tube. cable television in this town.” decision and that the restora­ removal was due to pressure he the country a public apology,” Clear or clean the mouth. Put (8) TRUTH OR BUSINESSMEN Start artificial respiration at It isn’t like smoking.” I was at least half right — the tion of cyclamates would cut helped exert. he said. USE YOUR HEAD... once. Don’t take time to move something under the victim’s CONSEQUENCES down on the public’s sugar in­ The bet was sealed. I place had no TV. (18) DICK VAN DYKE LOWEST TEMPERATURES At the time, one pound of “First, it (the academy’s OPEN A FREE the victim unless the location is shoulders to raise them so that wouldn’t watch television for take which he says f is now Day three was the toughest. (24) ERICA SOQgT^ - - SO NEW ORLEANS cyclamate cost 60 cents and exam ination) was done so ■ BUSINESS CHECKINQ unsafe. the head will drop backward. seven days of my vacation. It MIAMI hazardous to health. produced the sweetness hurriedly. One of the axions of 2) Kneel at his head. Grasp I started off on the wrong (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH ACCOUNT AT There are three basic sounded easy. 3 ^ , 0 “There is no place for sugar equivalent of 30 to 35 pounds of science is to check and recheck. his wrists, cross them, and foot. I read the television sec­ MANCHESTER STATE methods of artificial Then I got jittery — no Mary tion of the newspaper first. — 7:30 — •lEGEND* in the quantity we eat it. We sugar selling for 11 to 12 cents a There are flukes and it is bad to press over lower chest to force (3) RX: KEEPING WELL WITH b a n k respiration: mouth-to-mouth, Tyler Moore or ABC Sports or "There’s a good movie on have a sweet tooth. We can’t pound. eat your words later,’’ Sveda - FULL chest pressure - armiift, and the air out. Johnny Carson for a week. JOHN TYSON M.D. 70 I RAIN g P ^ S N O W control it,” Sveda said. He and The official reason for its said. “Second, the tests were COMMERCIAL SERVICES 3) R elease pressure by tonight,” I said to my wife, im­ [ back pressure — arm lift. Maybe I was too rash. mediately recognizing my slip. (8) THRILL8EEKERS others contend it plays a part in removal was linked to testing not designed for cancer but pulling the victim’s arms out­ (18) A SEASON OF , If you use the mouth-to- I told my wife. “Just kidding,” I said. She r/vjSHOWERS ^ now coronary heart disease, obesi­ by chemists in Maspeth, N.Y., were a long range check for to /yi , Dvfj, mouth method, follow these ward and upward and backward “You’ll never give it up,” she CELEBRATION ty, diabetes, and dental who were under contract to Ab­ toxicity,” he said. - J ** J over his head as far as possible just smiled, and we went to the UPf WEATHER fOTOCAST ^ basic steps; said. “You can’t, you’re a TV beach. I just hoped I didn’t run (20) FILM cavities. bott which sold cyclamates. Third, Dr. William C. to cause air to rush in. 1) Remove any foreign junkie. You’ll go to pieces.” (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE Imported and domestic sugar The chemists detected bladder Hupper, an official of the t ” ^ 5 C.» ^ ■ 4) Repeat this every five into some wise guy with a matter from the mouth. Tilt the A friend laughed when he STARS is expected to total 12.5 million cancer in rats they were feed­ National Cancer Institute said seconds. Keep checking to see battery powered Japanese TV. head back so the chin points up. heard about it. (24) MAN BUILDS For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Thursday night will find showers and thunderstorms tons in 1974 or 25 billion pounds, testing over a two-year period. as far back as 1942 that rats if the victim’s mouth is clear I didn’t and the rest of the day 2) Place your mouth tightly “You’ll lose,” he said. “Not went smoothly. MAN DESTROYS in the Pacific Northwest, northwestern Texas, the lower Lakes area and in most of according to Department of Fast Decision should not be used for bladder and his airways are open. over the victim’s and close his watching TV is un-American. (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, Agriculture predictions. The cancer work because they ’The back pressure-arm lift On the fourth day, a calm The government swiftly nostils with your fingers. Don’t let the boys at the (40) DRAGNET maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 ( 86), Boston 66 ( 84), Chicago 60 ( 78), total divided by America’s 200 readily get infested with a tiny method can also be used to help came over me. I heard birds called on the elite National 3) Blow into the victim’s networks hear you’re trying to — 8:00 — million population averages out worm, known as a nematode, restore breathing: sing. I didn’t care if I ever Cleveland 60 ( 80), Dallas 70 (92), Denver 52 (85), Duluth 46 ( 68), Houston 67 (91), Jackson­ Academy of Sciences for an opi­ mouth until his chest rises. break the habit.” (3) MOVIE to 125 pounds a year. which can cause cancer. 1) Place the victim face down watched Barbara Walters or ville 71 (90), Kansas City 67 (83), Little Rock 68 ( 94), Los Angeles 64 ( 77), Miami 77 (90), nion — which it rendered in one Hospital Auxiliary Plans Cruise 4) Remove your mouth and With such confidence behind "Senior Year" Less Sugar Needed “Fourth, none of the rats and clear or clean his mouth. Dick Cavett again. I spoke in Minneapolis 51 (74), New Orleans 71 (91), New York 69 (85), Phoenix 76 (102), San Fran­ day, and Secretary of Health, let the air come out. me, I perused my library for a (8-40) TEMPERATURES Dr. Aharon M. Cohen, a were fed pure cyclamates,” Bend his elbow and place his full sentences instead of clipped cisco 55 (71), Seattle 56 (71), St. Louis 62 (85), and Washington 68 ( 88) degrees. Education and Welfare Robert Jfrs Walter Fuss, left, and Mrs. William O’Neill display the poster that describes the 5) Repeat this procedure few good books to bolster my RISING scientist at the Hadassah hands one upon the other. Turn phrases. v Finch then ordered cyclamate Sveda said. Yankee Clipper evening cruise sponsored by the Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary every five seconds for adults nerves on the trip. I though of (18) SHARING OUR FAITH Medical Research Center in his head slightly to one side, The next three days went out of the American rereading “Gone With the (20-22-30) MAC DAVIS Jerusalem who has spent years Sept. 28. Boarding will begin at Steamboat Landing, Haddam, at 7 with a 7:30 departure. making sure the chin juts out. well. I read a lot and talked a marketplace. Wind,” but dismissed it. NBC (24) EVENING AT POPS researching sugar, suggests The cruise will feature a hot buffet, and music for dancing and listening provided by the 2) Place your hands on the lot. I worked on my tennis Finch apparently made the will show it in the fail. Americans could get along on 13 Maurice Bergeron orchestra. Reservations mav be made by contacting Mrs Fuss 275 victim’s back so that your game. I played chess. — 8:30 - removal on the basis of the 1958 Academy Role MANCHESTER STATE BANK I contemplated Flaubert for or 14 pounds of sugar annually. Timrod Rd. by Sept. 11. Other committee members are Mrs. O’Neill, chiarman Mrs John palms lie just below an im­ I was a doer — not a spec­ (8-40) JUST FOR LAUGHS Food Additives Amendment Sveda wrote Dr. Philip awhile, then Dante’s “Divine tator. Cohen appeared in 1973 before Barry Mrs. Robert Bassett, Mrs. Jay Giles, Mrs. Roger Lemlin, Mrs. Leonardo Paria and 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER aginary line between the arm- — 9:00 — sponsored by Rep. James J. Handler, the president of the Comedy” — a possible for the Senate Committee on Nutri­ Mrs. Stephen Pirog. (Herald photo by Barlow) Sat 9 A.M. - Noon - Mombor FDIC pits. This was how it was in my (8-40) KUNG FU THEATER SCHEDULE Delaney, D-N.Y. which bans National Academy of Sciences, ABC’s Wide World of Enter­ tion and Human Needs whose 3) Rock forward until your parents’ day — before TV. (18) WFL FOOTBALL “ the use of food additives and asked for an explanation tainment? Finally, I suc­ On the seventh day, on the chairman, Sen. George shown to cause cancer in man last year. Handler replied no arms are almost vertical and Chicago Fire vs. Wheels - Detroit Showcase 2 - ‘ ‘SPYS, ” 2:05- 5:40-7:45-9:50 cumbed to a satchel full of way home, it hit me. I had won. U.A. East 1— “The Tararind McGovern, D-S.D., said there or animal, either when in­ committee of the academy the weight of your body exerts (20-22-30) IRONSIDE 4:05-5:50-7:35-9:30 Showcase Cine 4 — “Alfredo thrillers and a pile of old I could walk away from the Seed,” 7:00-9:20 was no definite proof sugar was gested, or after appropriate ‘“recommended cyclamates be steady pressure on your hands. (24) INTERNATIONAL Showcase Cine 3 — “Upt6wn Garcia,” 1:25-3:35-5;45-8;00- magazines — but not one copy Cyclops — my great 21-inch one- U.A. East 2 - “For Pete’s a health hazard. scientific tests.” banned.’” sim ple PERFORMANCE Saturday Night,” 1:30-3:40- 10:15 of TV Guide. eyed monster. Sake,’’ 9:30; “ Oklahoma “But there is sufficient Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., He said the committee 4) Draw the victim’s arms up — 9:30 — "We’re going to Maine,” I I called my friend. Crude,” 7:35 .research, with disturbing im­ said in 1972 the Delaney amend­ merely reviewed the data toward you until you feel (3) MOVIE huffed at my wife as she “Maybe we can franchise it,” U.A. East 3— “Herbie Rides plications both here and ment should be amended or provided by the Federal Drug resistance at his shoulders. "Manhunter" (1974) puttered around the kitchen. he said. “You know, TV-Aholics Again,” 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 ' abroad, to take a close look at repealed because “the adverse Administration and reported What might otherwise Then lower his arms to the “Why Maine?” she huffed Anonymous or Un-television.” — 10:00 — Manchester Drive-In — be an embarrassing this matter,” McGovern said at findings in laboratory animals the tissues in quesJon did ground. back. (8-40) STREETS OF SAN “Bananas,” 8:15; “Sleeper,” HARTFORD COUNTY 4-H FAIR the hearing’s outset. situation can often be showed that ill effects, on an demonstrate a neoplastic 5) Repeat this procedure “I don’t think they have elec­ FRANCISCO 9:45; “Everything You Always Sveda discovered cyclamate solved by the emergency August 23, 24 & 25 equivalent basis, in humans change. every five seconds. Keep tricity,” I replied. (24) JEANNE WOLF WITH Wanted to Itoow About Sex and by accident in 1937 while a repair afforded by a would require the consumption “ And that the data warranted checking the victim’s mouth to She was incredulous. Were Afraid to Ask,” 11:00 graduate student at the simple safety pin. — 10:30 — Just North of Bradlay Fiald, RL 75. Windsor Locks of about 875 bottles of dietitic the conclusion those changes make sure it’s clean and that the On our first day on the road, Vernon Cine 1 — “Three Univeristy of Illinois and was drink per day...” airways are open. (24) JOURNEY TO JAPAN were the consequence of the in­ America changed presidents. It Musketeers,” 7:20-9:15 compensated until the patent In his removal order, Finch clusion of the cyclamates in the And the simple solution - 11:00 - FRIDAY NKXIT took place at 55 miles per hour, Vernon Cine 2— “The Sting,” Band “Electric Cowboy” ran out in 1959. emphasized in the “strongest dietary regime of the an- to many of your storage (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS 7:10-9;30 somewhere between Connec­ Doodlebug Drew He says he has no financial in­ possible terms that we have no nimals,” Handler wrote. problems Is to sell them Which ever method you use, ticut and Massachusetts. (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Meadows Drive-In — “Sonny terest in Abbott Laboratories of evidence at this point that He said the FDA concluded for cash with a low-cost make sure you continue ad­ I was frantic. I stopped at a Carson,” 8:25; “ Legend of - 11:30 - SATURDAY MGHT Country-Folk Bend “Dft The W a r North Chicago, 111., which cyclamates have indeed caused the findings warranted the Want Ad. ministering artificial respira­ gas station to dial my friend for (3) MOVIE Nigger Charley;” 10:10 Horse Draw asked last November to have cancer to humans.” cyclamate ban, and not the tion until the victim breathes a reprieve. Showplace Theatre — “Pippi "No Highway Is the SKy" (1951) cyclamates restored to the No Evidence academy committee. In a normally, a doctor arrives and “Not even if the world (8-40) WIDE WORLD in the South Seas,” 1:00-3:00; Horse Show - all day government’s GRAS list, an in­ The point Sveda now makes is signed statement, H. L. Ley Jr., declares him dead, or his joints ended,” he said. “A bet’s a bet.” SPECIAL “Butch Cassidy and the Sun­ SUNDAY Sheep Dog Demonstration dex of substances generally that the National Academy of the former FDA commissioner stiffen. If the victim has to be I returned to my wife and car (20-a.M I JOHNNY CARSOV dance Kid,” 7:15-9:15 regarded as safe. The request is Sciences had no evidence and others, said the academy moved, continue artificial Blue Hills Drive-In — This printing test pattern is pending. cyclamate itself caused cancer “recommended the removal of respiration. THEATRES EAST “Tough,” 8:30; “Junior 2he HeralJi w •I'.I M H •.« part of The Herald quality con­ Abbott Appeals in the dozen or so test animals. cyclamates” from the safe sub­ Bonner,” 10:17 Plenty of Free Parking CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .1 trol program in order to give Abbott said new world-wide The testing laboratory did not stances list. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,-Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974— PAGE FIVE iHaurliPstpr tupiitim Hpialft Whatever Happened ______OPINION BUSINESS To Bushels And Pecks? WASHINGTON (UPI) - 6 — Ample. NAMED MANAGER When the Agriculture Depart­ 7 — Heavy. Francis S. Keery of Ellington ment says rice supplies will be 8 — Abundant or plentiful has been named tnanager of fully adequate, almonds more which can be used in­ Rogers Corp.’s Mektron Divi­ than adequate and dry bean terchangeably. sion in Rogers. He recently stocks ample, it doesn’t mean S N p i The Amnesty Issue returned after three years with to put ail those supply Rogers’ subsidiary in Ghent, situations in the same class, of­ WORLD ALMANAC The dictionary defines amnesty as serving means to avoid the risks of Belgium. ficials explained today. FACTS forgetfulness: 1, the voluntary military life in time of war. Now with Keery graduated in 1965 from The explanation came after the University of Detroit with a newsmen were puzzled by a overlooking of an offense by the one the risks gone and the prospect of fif\' B.S. in electrical engineering food supply report filled with offended; 2, the act by authority (as a some form of alternate service, many and holds an MBA from terms like “adequate ... more these dsys, government) by which general pardon of these will undoubtedly avail Western New England College than adequate ... fully adequate in 1968. Prior to joining Rogers, ... ample ... generally adequate it’s Aie of an offense is granted often before themselves of an opportunity for he was a senior engineer at ... heavy ... abundant ... plen­ trial or conviction, especially to a redemption. Hamilton Standard Division of tiful ... tight.” , and the United Air Craft Corp. large group of individuals (as war The President is quite correct in Is an “ample” supply heavier Keery and his wife have two than a “more than adequate” few price criminals). seeking means to evaluate this matter ,'t^ A sons. stock? they asked. Does “fully that ceuntsi Thus in discussing proposed amnes­ on an individuai basis, particularly in adequate” mean more or less than plentiful? ty for young men who evaded service the cases of desertion. TWO PROMOTIONS Two promotions in the enroll­ A spokesman for the in the armed forces during the Viet­ While we of this generation may be ment division of Blue Cross of Agricultural Marketing Service The bagpipe is a musical replied that the agency’s instrument which probably nam conflict or deserted their units, able to forget, history wiil not, and Connecticut have been an­ originated in Mesopotamia, James M. Nothem nounced. Brancis S. Keery monthly Food Marketing Alert we should keep in mind that “ forget­ how we eventualiy resolve this issue used the following bottom-to- The World Almanac says. . ^ eaOHGTOMAH, John P. McCallum of The bagpipe in various forms fulness” is not the same as goes beyond the effects it may have on ASSISTANT SECRETARY Manchester has been named top ranking for the supply was popular in most Euro­ sidiary, has received a contract status of individual items: "forgiveness.” That is to say, the the lives and families of those who i m a n m om James M. Nothem of Coven­ manager of the Hartford office pean countries, but its widest try has been appointed assis­ and Richard Pilon of West totaling approximately 8322,000 1 - Tight. use has been in Scotland, granting of amnesty is by no means an fled from their duties. J TO THE EARTH' tant secretary in the special ac­ Hartford has been named from Lockheed Missiles and 2 — Generally adequate. England and Ireland. The admission by the offended party that As we see it, this is the tight rope counts marketing division of manager of the plan’s Norwich Space Co., Inc., Sunnyvale, 3 — Adequate (which means bagpipe is mainly used for i - /i office. Calif., for the design and there are no shortages). folk music, but during the the offender was right in what he did. the President is trying to walk on the "1 - the casualty-property commer­ 1700s it became popular in cial lines department at The McCallum joined the non­ development of ground 4 — Fully adequate (which is ■■■ handling and support equip­ military march music. This is important, we think, since so issue. How do we as a people, Travelers Insurance Com­ profit health care plan in 1966 a little better than plain ment for the C4 Trident missile adequate). (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) much of the advocacy for uncon­ “forget,” yet not set a precedent panies. as an enrollment represen­ tative and served in the capaci­ system.. 5 — More than adequate. Copyrighl ' 1974 ditional amnesty is not unconditional Nothem joined Travelers in which could weaken or destroy us in 1964 as a field assistant and ty until May 1973 when he at all. The advocates want amnesty some future conflict? three years later was named assumed the manager’s post in Norwich. McCallum and his granted because they believe the war Yes, it is time to heal up the wounds associate underwriter at the Detroit, Mich., office. In 1969 wife Eieanor and their six was morally and legally wrong and of the Vietnam war. An unconditional he returned to the home office children reside at 13 Morse Rd. therefore the evaders and deserters amnesty we fear would be intolerable as an underwriter and later served as senior underwriter DECLARES DIVIDEND were morally and legally right in their to most Americans who served or had if' and account executive. Directors of Colt Industries actions. sons who served and suffered wounds Nothem received a B.A. have declared the regular 25 In other words, there are those who or death in that confiict. It will take degree from Marquette Univer­ cents per share quarterly divi­ \ sity. He and his wife Judith and dend on the company’s common are using the amnesty issue as a basis time, much more time that what has The United States Pavilion at Expo ’74, Spokane Wash. (Expo ’74 photo) ♦WORK APPAREL* their two children reside on stock, payable Sept. 30 to for indicting America for its involve­ now elapsed, for these to “forget.” Shady Lane. stockholders of record Sept. 10. jtock more styles of work am \ ment in Vietnam. But if the President is really hoping Th board also declared NET INCOME regular quarterly dividends of any other store in the TRM only 10 days left! * If there is a case for such a blanket for a compromise position of redemp­ TODAY’S (^nsolidated net income of 40 cents a share on the com­ With Names Like: indictment, and we do not think there tion, we think it is time we as a nation Connecticut Natural Gas pany’s 81.60 cumulative conver­ MAX LERNER tible Series A preferred stock is, it should be presented as such and get on with it. As each case is THOUGHT Corp.was 84.6 million for the 12 months ended June 30, 1974, and 81.06V4 per share on the not by using the highly emotional reviewed and assessed, each man’s 84.25 cumulative convertible * compared with 83.2 million for Series D preferred stock. Both STREAM issue of amnesty. fate can be determined on its merits. Don’t Praise The Lord, the 12 preceding months, Anyway! are payable Sept. 30 to President Ford, in re-opening the Once this is done, then will be the Robert H. Willis, president and Since childhood. I’ve often heard the The Immunity Bind chairman, announced. stockholders of record Sept. 10. SIZES amnesty issue, we feel, is not really time to determine whether it is in the phrase “well, praise the Lord, anyway” After deductions of preferred 3 t ( offering amnesty at all for he stressed used when things go wrong. We have been dividends, earnings were equal national interest and humanity’s in­ GETS CONTRACT conditioned to thank God for everything NEW YORK CITY - The larger part of But the immunity question is a larger to 85.37 a share compared with those seeking it would have to "earn” piece of political machinery. It is a symbol Kaman Aerospace Corp. of terest to forget these transgressions good and blame the devil (or evil, etc.) for Social wisdom, as of individual, is whether one. We are clearly in a bind on it. If laws 83.94 a year ago. Consolidated Open Every < Sat. of our national identity, part of our un­ Bloomfield, a Kaman sub- m frN.F.I.B . it. To our thinking, this is not true by granting amnesty on an individual everything bad. And we have been taught we put the right questions to life. have been broken by anyone — high or low, conscious ties with each other, as well as revenues were 841-6 million 872-2906 to believe that “Praise the Lord, anyway” On the problem of criminal indictment powerful or weak — then equal justice part of our consciousness. compared with 837.1 million in OFF “forgetfulness” nor forgiveness, but or collective basis. is prayer. It may be prayer, but ii lacks or criminal immunity for ex-President requires us to treat all such acts equally. Seen thus, the image of a former Presi­ the preceding 12 months. an offer of a yet to be specified means We have recently gone through a. power. Praise the Lord, anyway implies Richard Nixon, there is a double question. The Constitution says that a President dent sitting in jail for what he did as Presi­ For the six months ended on every of redemption on an individual case trying time in which the very fun­ that God wants us to thank Him in spite of One has been put clearly and widely. It is must be impeached before he can be dent can lead to a national trauma and June 30, earnings per share whether we intend to live up to the were 84.h compared with 83.21 basis. our troubles. The scriptures clearly state criminally tried. Which is to say that the start anew the social divisiveness which damental concept of our democracy that God is able to work all things for good requirements of equal justice before the political process must operate before the we have for the present happily avoided. for the first half of 1973. red tagged Thus it would appear that the young was shaken. The concept that we are a for those who love and trust Him, and that law. criminal one is invok^. The political We need to go slow on this, to give the The other has not been put as clearly. It man who truly rejected his country’s government of laws, rather than of He wants us to be thankful in everything— process has now operated. With Nixon’s people a chance to find their moral and regardless of how evil and miserable our is not whether we are to show compassion resignation, the criminal process can now psychic bearings on it. In the end the coat! call because of moral reasons would men, was most strongly reaffirmed. situation appears. and charity, or whether Nixon’s loss of of­ start, and by the requirements of equal specter of social divisions may not loom as not find this ac^ptable if his beliefs God gives each of us the choice — go on fice is punishment enough. Compassion is justice it must start. darkly as some think. It may ^rn out that Bimaiiza. Each and everyone of us are ac­ thinking our difficult situations are con­ important, but even more important is the 'This isn’t a question of abstract legality, our pre-seoson were truly fundamental. On the other no substantial segment of the people are countable to the law and this applies trolled by the devil or evil or whatever, question of how much we care about however. There has been widespread ready to make a martyr of the former ^ PUBLIC hand, there are no doubt many that to all, including presidents, draft and by your lack of faith in God’s supreme divisiveness in the society. cynicism among Americans about President and turn their hatreds against coot sole ends power make it difficult for Him to work It would also be wise to keep the used the "moral issue” as a self- evaders and deserters. whether equal justice is just a w q^ or a those whom they believe to be persecuting RECORDS out His plan for you — OR you can believe problem of a criminal indictment for reality". The vigor of judges and cour’te in — as well as prosecuting — him. on Aug. 31 $t! Nixon from getting entangled with still The family restaurant that God is at work, thank Him for the Watergate cases has done much to Emotionally, a further legal process everything, and thereby release His power another question — that of the legal restore the law’s credibility, but failure to against the President could act as a Warranty Deed to work in your life. ownership of his tapes. The impounding of prosecute Nixon could undermine it necessary purge for the nation or it could Joseph R. and Elaine C. Cam- ‘Fair traded items not ‘Jawboning^ Submitted by the tapes by President Ford’s order — for further. Thus the legal argument, if it is yield an unhealthy harvest of social poiseo to Everett E. Gilman Jr. included in this sole! Margaret M. Webb that is what it amounts to—was the right not an abstuction, really becomes an hatreds. The bind is a tight one, and and Lois A. Gilman, property evenafather South United decision to make. With a continuing set of argument about how the people feel judgments could go either way. For on Porter St., 838,000. current trials and grand jury in­ The President has opted for the curb inflation, “jawboning” or out- Methodist Church toward their government and laws. myself, my feeling that we need to go Marriage Licenses vestigations, they will have to be readily The other part of the immunity bind is time being to take the “jawboning” slowly means that I take the dangers of Vincent Thomas Sinosky, and-out price controls, they will not available, and if Nixon himself is tried the part of the same problem. The Presidency getting mired down in divisiveness pretty Vernon, and Deane Pauline could love. approach toward holding down prices. work unless the public cooperates. tapes will be crucial evidence on, both is more than any President, more than a seriously. Langlois, 215 Tudor Lane, Aug. sides. Liberal Democrats feel a new Cost of Prices will go up as long as someone 31, St. Bridget Church. Living Council with no enforcement Robert Joseph Hawey, East here’s your will pay them. Wages will go up as Hartford, and Maureen Anne powers is doomed to failure. long as prices can go up accordingly. Farrell, 96 Dartmouth Rd., There’s nothing like sitting (iown to a last chance Aug. 24, St. James Church. delicious steak dinner after a hectic Sunday. Events may prove the liberals right, The inflationary spiral is a vicious ANDREW TULLY Building Permits Because Btinanza offers more than just but in the light of past experiences thing in that the ones who have fixed HERALD Heritage Builders Inc. for to save 20% on tempting steaks and baked potatoes, salad with economic controls, we hope they George Schack, alterations to \ V<<;. or limited income are the ones who YESTERDAYS nv and Texas Toast. will work. dwelling at 29 Westwood St., 1974’s news suffer. Stupidity 82,500. It offers you a little atmosphere, carpeted Perhaps most of us take a too- We oppose price controls because Joseph L. Swensson Inc., new floors, without the crush of congregations of making coatsi limited view of “jawboning” in that 25 Years Ago dwelling at 84 Ashworth St., they do not solve the problem and under oath that although Jacobson offered people pushing for their food. British American baseball team leaves WASHINGTON - “I calc’late Big John fee for his services. You don’t get 830,000. we expect industry and business to the money, Connally had refused it. To And when it comes time for the collection, there is ample evidence to indicate for national championships in Wichita, is worth around 89-million,” said the something for nothing, Mac. Roger A. Dion, alterations to bolster the story, says the prosecution, back off just because the President or Kan. Those making the trip include coach Texan who has known former Texas Connally’s Taxas friend had to be in­ dwelling at 391 Woodland St., you’ll be surprised at just how reasonable a controls really compound it. Connally gave Jacobson 810,000 out of his Johnny Hedlund, players Dick Cobb, Governor John B. Connally for 25 years. dulging in hyperbole when he remarked 82,200. family restaurant can be. the CLC says a price hike is in­ Therefore we have little choice but own pocket to place in a safe-deposit box ■ v\- Charlie Varrick, Vic Taggart, Walt Ford, “But you know how millionaires are — that millionaires are always short of cash. George Ridel for Robert Roz- We find that most people who eat at flationary. And the same can be said always short of cash.” in Austin. man, additions to garage at 345 to put our hope in “jawboning” with John Green, Herman Correa, Nonny Zaz- But he may have hit it on the head when he Bonanza are moved to give thanks for a about wage increases. zaro, George May, Mike Saverick, Cliff When asked by the judge whether he But, adds the prosecution, Connally Hackmatack St., 81.600. the hope that the public, in making its called back with a personal appraisal of family restaurant even a father could love. Keeney, Jack May, Cal Lyles, Hayden paid a bribe of 810,000 to Connally in made two fatal mistakes. The cash put in Connally. Stylarama for John Harlon, “Jawboning,” if limited in concept the box had been issued by the Treasury buying decisions, can give “jaw­ Griswold and Tony Berbue; also Hal exchange for Connally’s recommendation John is tough,” said the old pal, “but he. alterations to condominium Even if they don’t have a family. to verbal slaps on the wrist from the Turkington of The Herald, bat boy Jackie — as Treasury Secretary for Richard Department he himself headed after the ain’t smart.” unit at 66F Ambassador Dr., Amen. boning” the muscle the CLC needs to deposit supposedly had been made. Con­ 1 Love it.' President or the CLC, cannot be Hedlund and Manager Bill Kelley. Nixon — to increase milk price support, 82,680. keep wage and price increases within Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsoii replied in a nally allegedly realized this belatedly and Leon Cieszynski for John expected to be very effective. tolerable bounds. 10 Years Ago low voice, “Yes, sir.” replaced it with another bundle of bills, Papineau, alterations to Jacobson, a former attorney for dated before the deposit. But some of lianrljPBtn dwelling at 198 Porter St., 84,- The real crux of “jawboning” ef­ The time has come for most of us to Miss Mildred Simpston, 59, head Associate Milk Producers, Inc., pleaded those bills had not been placed in circula­ 000. forts to curb price and wage increases ask not how we are going to pay for a librarian at Whiton Memorial Library, guilty to making the payoff in return for tion until several months later. Eiirninii BpraUi Richard J. Bissell, demolish is not how business and labor react dies suddenly at Lowell (Mass.) General the dismissal of all other counts on the in­ It boggles the mind. True, John Connally tool shed at 20-22 Centerfield new car or a new home but rather why Hospital. FOUNDED OCT. 1,1881 but how the public does? dictment in the milk case, and a prosecu­ is an underprivileged millionaire by Texas St., 820. we shouid even consider such a PubliBhad by the Published Bvary tion agreement to drop pursuit of an un­ standards, but he was hardly so poor he Manchetler evening except Sun- Isiah J. Repsher Jr. for purchase at the present time at pre­ related Abilene, Tex., case in which needed that piddling 8IO1OOO. Moreover, he Publlshlnq Co., Herald days and holidays. Angeline Ponticelli, alterations Today, you’ve got to got as much for your money as you Jacobson is accused of misapplying funds wanted to run for Pfesidenraiid thus had Square. Manchester, Entered at the to dwelling at 104 Homestead The public will be informed of those sent prices? C onn. 0 6 0 4 0 , Manchester, Conn., can...so, do lt...N0W, or chances are, you’ll bo sorry, • II r w T r • of a Teicas bank. every reason to keep his hands cleaner Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second St.. 84,900. price and wage increases which the 12 3 The success of the new ad­ 4 3 I ; I I 10 Earlier Harold Nelwn, former general- than those of, say, a precinct captain. (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. James M. Garrity, swimming come Septomborl CLC deems inflationary. 11 12 13 U IS U 12 manager of Associated Milk Producers, Always presuming Connally’s in­ BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER ministration’s anti-inflation effort 13 II 20 21 22 23 23 pool at 78 Diane Dr., 8550. Don’t miss out...the selection’s the greatesti We’ve got exciting 21 21 22 21 21 30 nocence, it is still fair to ponder the ques­ The test of this approach will then ALMANAC had pleaded guilty to a charge that he con­ Mr. and Mrs. David H. - f(..'X'V will hinge on business and labor spired to bribe Connally. Connally has tion of why he would even discuss any kind SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES Sylverne, fence at 115 Faiknor new coats by the hundreds...we’ve every Important Took...every PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 0 come in the market place. If the cooperation it is true but without con­ been indicted on five counts of accepting of a payment with Jacobson, especially Dr., 8100. Important length...every Important fabric...lavish fur trims and un- public is convinced by the “jaw­ By United Press Inleriialional an illegal gratuity, perjury and obstruc­ since Nixon had decided to raise milk sup­ Single C opy...... 15c 3 Months...... $9.75 Ettore Rodelli for Mrs. trlms, fake furs, tool sumer support this won’t be enough. Today is Thursday, Aug. 22, the 234th tion of justice. port prices to avoid an even bigger boost Weekly...... 75C 6 Months...... $19.50 boning” of CLC, for example, that the ONE Month ... . $3.25 One Year...... $39.00 Theodore Grey, alterations to Balancing the federal budget will be day of 1974 with 131 to follow. So what? So John Connally is innocent by a Democratic Congress. If Connally is Mall Rates Upon Request dwelling at 19-21 Durant St., 82,- General Motors slightly revised The moon is approaching its first guilty, the answer is the pursuit of power. For MISSES, for JUNIORS, for PETITES helpful, but when consumers move until proved guilty. But if the charges Subscribers vrho p.m. should telephone 500. r . Shown, a mere sampling of what’s In store for you... increase in 1975 car prices is in­ quarter. stand up, if a jury believes the testimony Even a Presidential candidate — as tall to receive their the circulation depart- toward balancing their own budgets The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, of Jake Jacobson and Harold Nelson, Con­ Watergate has shown—can be so obsessed Herald belore 5:30 ment, 647-9946. All at Worth’s - at 20% OFF - only ’til Labor Dayl flationary and too high, it can post­ too, maybe, just maybe, the demand Jupiter and Saturn. nally will be convicted not only of certain with gaining or increasing his power that CHARGE your Fall or Winter Coat NOW at any one of Worth’s The evening star is Mars. he will take money wherever he can get it. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation pone or not buy a 1975 model. It can crimes but of greed compounded by AVERAGE AGE pressures may cool enough to make Those born on this date are under the I^ t a different way, the ambitious seven stores...and you will not be billed until Octoberl stupidity. The Manchester Display advertising DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - shift to other brands, foreign and sign of Leo. politician seeks to become known to big inflation manageable. Yes, stupidity. Connally, it is charged, Publishing Co. closing nolours: Three The average age of United or, use our convenient Lay-Away Plan! domestic, which have not raised French composer Claude Debussy was contributors as a man who gets things lull days prior to “Jawboning” isn’t the whole was personally rewarded with the con­ assumes no llnanclal publication. Methodist church pastors born Aug. 22, 1862. done, because he will need their money prices. Or it can back up the CLC by tribution of 85,000 each carried to him by responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald holding an active call is 45.1 DOWNTOWN: 9:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. PARKADE: 10:00 6:00 Mon. answer to inflation. Its effectiveness On this day in history: later to finance his Presidential cam­ typographical errors classllled advertising: his old friend, Jacobson, former appearing In adver­ years according to a study Thurs. till 9:00 P.M. 10:00 9:00 Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8i FrI writing letters to GM, etc. In 1851, the U.S. yacht “America” beat paign. If Jacobson and Nelson are telling 12 noon prior to dayol 287 MIDDLE TPKE. W. as a tooi though is up to each of us and legislative counsel to President Lyndon tisements and other publication; 12 noon completed by the church’s PATHMARK PLAZA, SPENCER 10:00 6:00 Sat. The point we are making is that no the British craft “Aurora” off the coast of Johnson. When the story began to leak out, the truth, Connally wanted to emphasize reading matter In The Friday lor publication Manchester Evening General Council on Minis­ TEL. 649-1154 how we choose to respond to it in the England to win the silver trophy known as Connally is alleged to have agreed wjth the importance of his assistance to Saturday and Mon­ TEL. 846-2770 matter what the government does to Herald. day. tries. coming months. the “America Cup.” Jacobson on an alibi: They would testify Associated Milk Producers by charging a PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22. 1974— PAGE SEVEN Farmers Block Food Shipment MARSEILLE, France (UPI) demonstrated all summer ficient. BoMarCo Picnic — More than 100 farmers against foreign food imports, The Poiish cargo ship, the succeeded Wednesday in setting fire to trucks and Noowiejski, left Marseille port blocking the unloading of a blocking highways. after the demonstrators said Planned Saturday Polish ship carrying 1,200 tons They say the prices they get they would not permit the un­ oPENDAjLYi^^^ FRIDAY, S A T U R D A Y ^ of frozen pork from China. for their produce are insuf- loading of the cargo. l i e r a i t i H e r a ld BOLTON Members must also bring a French farmers have Now... potluck dish. Those who wish Area Profile 3 Ways It Donna Holland may bring their own games. Area Profile Bolton Married Couples Club Chorgo-lt Hosting the event are Mr. and at K Mart (BoMarCo) will hold its August Mrs. John Sheetz, Mr. and Mrs. PRIOR SERVICE I — 7 1 function Saturday at Herrick Siddinq Sattar and Mr. and Mrs. UIMI (M»_ Memorial Park from 4 p.m. un­ Richard Porteus. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? Staff Chang es Approved] til sundown. Bolton Ancients Second Wine, Cheese Fest If you have prior service or are a senior in high school, you are The group will have a family Tickets are now available for picnic and corn roast. Supper probably interested in some extra income for the new car, house or BOLTON Eastern Connecticut State school staff members have sub­ the annual wine and cheese other purpose. We can offer one of several enlistment options in a College. will be at 5 p.m. festival sponsored by the Donna Holland mitted resignations: Mrs, Kerensky is being In First Competition Members are reminded to Republican Town Committee. unit of the Army Reserve depending upon your situation. CorreHponilent Miss Shelia Cronin, science; replaced by Miss Lorna Philbin bring a complete place setting It will be held Saturday, Sept. Prior servicemen can enlist for as little as one year and possibly in Tel. 646-0375 Miss Susanne St'ethers, physical who earned her BS at Eastern parade as well as at the and beverage for each member 14 at the St. Maurice Church the grade held when discharged. As a HS senior, you may enlist and Raymond Allen, superinten­ education; Miss Claire BOLTON Connecticut State College. reviewing stand. is a former drum sergeant for of their family. parish center. sel^e for a period requiring only three years active unit par­ dent, reports staff changes Bessette, math and science; Donna Holland The resignation of Mrs. Making up the color guard the Old Guard Ceremonial An­ Wine and cheese will be ticipation. Whatever your status, we have a place for you and many have been approved by the Mrs. Leslie Dubaldo, business (^orreftpondenl Francis Panaia, half-time were Donald Sposito, Douglas cient Fife and Drum Corps for provided. There will be dancing opportunities as pn active reservist such as good pay, excellent Board of Education for the 1974- education; Jeffrey Heintz, 616-0375 learning disabilities teacher, Moore, Cindy Charboneau, the President of the United to Ron Dinardo’s band from 9 training and other benefits. 75 school year. guidance counselor, and Brenda The Bolton Ancient Fife and Youths Get was accepted. She resigned Elisa Zachmann and Michael States. p.m. until 1 a.m. The following teachers’ Briggs, cooperative work Drum Corps (BAFDC) took se­ For further information without obligation, contact one of our because she found a full-time Zachmann. Mary Ellen Greenleaf of East Air Trips Donation to the event is $9 per resignations because of retire­ experience teacher. cond place in the group’s divi­ Army Reserve Career Counselors at: position. An appointment to Drummers were Kathy Hartford is the fife instructor. couple or $4.50 for singles. ment were approved by the Noreen Moberg, secretary, sion at a state competition in that position is pending. . Moore, Jed Higgins, David She is a fifer for the Connec­ Saturday 819th Station Hospital board: resigned and her position has Rutland, Mass. Sunday. It was Tickets may be obtained from Warner and Jeffrey Warner. ticut state senior champions. 700 S. Quakar Lana Mrs. Gladyce Bissell, high Mrs. Elsa Robinson, Grade 2, been filled by Mrs. Lois Hills, the first competition the Saturday, more than KX) boys any RTC member. Fifers were Shelley Char­ Barbara Sposito, publicity Co-chairmen of the event are school English; Mrs. Evelyn was granted a one-year leave of who was previously secretary BAFDC participated in. Thir­ and girls from the Vernon and W. Hartford, Ct. boneau, Lis Sposito, Laura chairman, said, “Looking at the Halloran, Social Science Center absence. Mrs. Barbara to John Flek, guidance director teen of the group's 25 members Hartford areas will be treated Barbara Smith, 643-4662 and ,203-233-2062 Sposito and Diane Miller. dedicated and talented people School; Mrs. Sylvia Patrick, ■ Nicholson has filled that posi­ psychologist, and Raymond competed. to a day of fun and flying, under Charlotte Ferguson, 649-2301. LAWN The BAFDC is directed by who are instructing and leading Road Program If you wish, mail this coupon to us: Grade 3; and Mrs. Bertha tion. She received her BA from Allen, superintendent. The annual state competition the BAFDC it is easy to see why the sponsorship of the Rockville Pembroke College and her ME FOOD Bill Smith of Vernon. He is a Donald Massey, town McGarrah, Grade 3. John Eagles reported the of the Massachusetts Fire they are doing so well.” Exchange Club and the Central from Harvard University. Mrs. 20-10-S major with the Whip City and highway foreman, reports that They will be replaced by Mrs. following elementary and Drum and Bugles Association At this time the uniform of Connecticut Aviation Associa­ TO: Recruiting Officer Nicholson had been employed center school staff who have Silhouettes Drum Corps, state tion (CCAA). the following roads will be oiled Patricia Lewis, Miss Laura 2 Inc., was attended by 24 corps the corps consists of black champions for a number of Szczchowicz, Mrs. Janis as a half-timt kindergarten submitted resignations: from Connecticut, pants, gold long sleeved shirts, Owners of private planes Friday, weather permitting: years. 819th Station Hospital Kerensky and Michael Solenzio, teacher in Bolton. She has six Mrs. Marion Gofdon, Massachusetts and Vermont. black tie, black belts, dark have offered their services to Williams Rd., Dean Dr., birth Ken Carey of Vernon is assis­ Mt. Rd., Tinker Pond Rd. and 700 S. Quaker Lana respectively. years teaching experience. Due secretary to the principal; The local group did a splendid socks and white sneakers. the sponsors for the “holiday tant director. He is a former Mrs. Lewis earned her BA at to decreased enrollment in Sharon Donovan, science and job for their first competition flight,” out of Brainard Field in Villa Louisa Rd. W. Hartford. Ct. 06110 member of the Colonel Johns The corps members are Kent State University and her kindergarten, a half-time math; Angela Goepner, and represented their town East Hartford. Bulletin Board and the St. Patrick’s St. presently wearing wool berets MS a t the University of teacher is no longer required. French, and Susan Smith, proudly, the judges reported. which wilt be replaced soon by The fully licensed pilots will The Bolton Extension Group Anthony Drum Corps in Hart­ Bridgeport. She has had two The resignation of Mrs. Irma physical education. The judges said they were a tri-cornered hat, keeping take the young people, ages 5 wili hold a special meeting Golden Vigoro ford. NAME- years of teaching experience. Meridy, school nurse, was also The resignations reported by amazed at how well the the theme of an ancient corps. through 15, for a 20-minute Tuesday at the Town Hall at 10 Vigoro GOLDEN Joe Randazzo of East Hart­ Miss Szczchowicz taught accepted. The position is open the principals have not yet been children performed during the Group members will also be flight some 2,000 feet in the air. a.m. 2 and applicants are being inter­ confirmed or accepted by the LAWN FERTILIZER ford is the drum instructor. He Bert Palumbo, past president The purpose of the meeting is Grade 6 at Bolton Center LAWN FERTILIZER getting either tunics or vests ADDRESS- viewed. Board of Education. The school and lace dickies. of the Rockville Exchange Club to make the necessary plans for School. PLUS WEED CONTROL Mrs. Kerensky taught Grade The resignation of Norman board has not met since July 1. Members may not enter com­ and a CCAA pilot, will be coor­ the group’s participation in a LAWN FOOD New Construction 4 at Bolton Elementary School. Shaw, principal of Bolton High It was its intention to next petition unless in full dress. dinator for the event. He said Christmas workshop being held .TELEPHONE. Solenzio earned his BS at School, was also accepted. He meet on Sept. 19 for its regular The BAFDC will participate more than a dozen planes will Oct. 7 and 18 at the Tolland $488 Eastern Connecticut State will leave the position as of meeting. »3*» $ 3 * 7 Agriculture Center. Set at $5 Million in tw o competitions in be used in the airlift program. Aug. 31. The Board of Educa­ Due to the appointment of a Palumbo also confirmed that College. J.E. Shepard Co, ($693,000), and September. The first will be at tion expects to make an ap­ principal for the high school Locally formulated for soil and weather SOUTH WINDSOR Gov. Meskill will be one of the Miss Szczchowicz is being One feeding clears out ugly dande­ Herwin Mason Supply ($600,- Lake Quassapaug in pointment to the position at a and staff changes needing its conditions. Greens grass fast and keeps it lions and other broad leaf weeds, Reg. 4.67 Jufly Kuelinel pilots as he was for a similar replaced by Mrs. Charlotte green for months. 25 lbs. feeds 5000 sq. greens your grass, and keeps It 000) were reported during July, Middlebury, on Sept. 1. The se­ special meeting Monday. attention, it has called a special Fast acting water soluble Fertilizer greens CorrcHpondent program last year. Atherly who earned her BS at ft. green for months. 1973. cond will be in Wethersfield, on Shaw said the following high meeting for Monday. lawns fast. 22 lbs. feeds 5,000 sq. ft. Tel. 644-1364 February of this year was the Sept. 8. Gardner Ruggles, president 25 lbs. feeds 5000 sq. ft. of the Exchange Club, said The South Windsor Building slowest construction month Anyone interested in joining |BacK to School with only $115,400 reported. the local junior corps may do .so arrangements for transporta­ SOU'HE //v,p Department’s end of the year tion- to the airport are being 'o a t a n t t o ' fiscal report shows over $5 Three dwellings, two in-ground at any time by calling Mrs. tanks and four additions to Dale Higgins, 643-0472 or Mrs. arranged by club members. The million in construction took children will also be served Priority Goals Listed place during 1973-74. homes were reported that John Sposito, 643-2628. month. The BAFDC is open to refreshments. Exchange club The new construction brought members have also offered to FOR G IR L S in $36,322 to the town in building Most months were over $200,- children ages 8 to 18. (Children assist in supervising the young Big Savings 7 TO 14 permit revenues. 000 in construction, and on from area towns are welcome three occasions the monthly to join. people. long sleeve For Elementary School The largest construction for girls month for South Windsor was total exceeded $500,000. The BAFDC presently meets rib knit July, 1973, the report shows. A total of 80 dwellings were at the United Methodist Church During that m onth, $1.69 constructed duiing the last on Boston Tpke., each Monday ROCKVILLE p o lo s BOLTON developing more wholesome in­ establishment of an “everybody million in construction was con­ fiscal year; 56 swimming pools from 7 until 9 p.m. Donna Holland terpersonal relations by the reads” period in Grades 1 ducted. and 11 industrial projects, in­ T he present corps HOSPITAL Correspondent following activities. through 6 each day for 15 A Large industrial projects in­ cluding new buildings, additions membership is about 25 2 . 4 4 - 646-0375 Included are the encourage­ minutes, to bring in consultants NOTES ment of good manners, en­ cluding C.R.T.D. Associates to existing buildings or students although not all are Girls' great Priority to help with the in-service of ($116,000), Monsanto ($600,000), alterations. ready for competition. perma-press looking long sleeve, couragement of pride and the new spelling and English rib knit turtleneck John Eagles, principal of respect for the rights and long sleeve polos. M ad e of Bolton Elementary School and program, to "develop screening Admitted Wednesday: Alma SO'Ni polyester, and property of others and service procedures that insure early tooo «e. FOOT sill' b lo u s e s 5 0 % cotton fabrics. Bolton Center School, has com­ to school wide projects to Bush, Bamforth Rd., Vernon; In white, navy, piled a list of priority goals for identification of reading and 1 lb. net Deercrest Farm Certified David Chase, W. Main St., hunter, berry, and develop environmental pride in learning disability problems. gold Size s? to 14. the 1974-1975 school year. our surroundings. Top Quality HEBRON Rockville; Bernadette Dunay, '■ 3.88 The goals were cooperatively The third goal is to expand Nancy Foote Stafford Springs; JoAnn An advisory committee on the professional efforts of Long sleeve • tailoretj style prepared by the principal and a U dress code will be established CorrcHpoiidiMil Farrar, Maple Dr., Coventry; blouses. Maije of polyester anij representative group of sharing accurate information Jennie Kelly, Hoffman Rd., cotton fabrics with three button ; that will set minimum with parents concerning ins­ WATERINS Tel. 228-3970 cuffs. In Super colors of be/ry,j BLUEGRASS SEED, 1 LB. teachers working together. guidelines for dress that does A Hebron couple, Louis and Ellington; Terrie Kingery, white, hunter. Sizes 7 to 14. Their intent is to work toward tructional programs and in­ FOUR-WAY SPRMKIER Elizabeth Bronzi have received k'* fr- Warren Ave., Vernon; Kathleen not conflict with personal rights dividual students progress by achieving the listed goals and standards. Parents, CAN Reg. the Connecticut Certified Farm Kolpinski, Park St., Rockville; the following activities: Infor­ during the coming school year. 3.47 Market rating from the Connec­ Andrew Mattesen, Stafford save on girls' students and teachers will be mation hours during the day for Regular 2.57 The first goal is to instill in asked to serve on the com­ Regular 2.83 K mart’s* “Kentucky" bluegrass mixture for an at­ ticut Farm Bureau. Springs; Elissa Motola, Henry students a greater concern for parents in the area of reading, Rd., South Windsor; William double knit mittee. Waters 4 different tractive lawn. 1 lb. covers 1,000 sq. ft. Owners and operators of the other person with a view of math, handwriting, spelling and $ ^ 7 1 1ST Deercrest Farm, on Rt. 94, just Muska, Broad Brook; Christine s la c k s The second goal is to contimie language; develop an IGE (in­ lawn shapes. G over the Hebron town line in Shuteran, White Rd., Eilington; to expand instructional efforts dividual guided education) in­ GRASS SEED 7a« Slbs., Reg. 10.97...... f Glastonbury, they grow 95 per Theresa Winchester, Court St., to better meet the needs of each formation booklet for parents; cent of tlje in-season fruits and Rockville. 4.66 individual student in the basic re-evaluate pupil progress vegetables they sell. Discharged Wednesday: Mrs. Girls' it's all yours A REGULAR CHARGE Investment skills of reading, writing, reports to parents at the The Certified Farm Market Barbara Agli and daughter, and just in time speaking and listening. kindergarten through Grade 6 for school. Acrylic ★ MASTER CHARGE permanent pres* program is new in the state and W indsor Locks; V eronica double knit pull- Chatter Individual students growth level and parent teacher con­ at present nine farm markets \ Alaimo, Enfield; Mrs. Ruth on slacks. Flared, will be encouraged by activities legs and elastic d r e s s e s ference effectiveness at the have achieved membership. Brewster and son, Kibbe Rd., waist. In solids such as the language arts com­ kindergarten through Grade 8 and prints. Berry, NEW YORK (UPI) - GARDEN To be a certified a farmer Ellington; Richard Brown Jr., mittee studying the existing level; invite parents to visit the navy, and hunter. Wiesenberger Services Inc. must: Oak St., South Windsor; Denise Sizes7to 14. developmental reading schools as observers during SPECIAL says it feels the stock market is 1. Be a farm market Butler, Dailey Circle, program, attention to more American Education Week and 5.88 “in gear to etch a major bear operator. Rockville; Raymond rrg 6S8 throughly implement the Noble at other times throughout the SALE! RAKES market low” before the end of 2. Be a member of the Chouinard, Wappingwood Rd., Plaids, prints, checks, and Noble handwriting system. year. Connecticut Farm Bureau. Rockville; Irene Connors, easy mixers for v / and combinations of the year. It says the 7(X) level of plaids and solid fall Dow Jones industrial level PATIO At Sale 3. Be dedicated to building his Orchard St., Rockville; James colors in crisp, bold probably will be “penetrated business upon the confidence of Day, Storrs; Fred Desjardin, guys on the go! shapes you'lt love. Made of polyestericotton authoritatively" but that the the consuming public. Pinney St., Ellington; Kenneth double knit acrylic Prices in our boys' department final low will be above the 600 STOHES Other qualifications: Diamond, Park West Dr., fabrics. S iz e s? to 14. level. Substantial portion of in- Rockville; Leo Ferguson, Jobs Reinforced Dark green, season farm products at the Hill Rd., Ellington; Norman StrideRlte small, market be locally and/or Gauvin, Vernon Ave., Bache & Co. advises in­ Mom, bring the kidi in 50’ reg. 904 for their free iron.on Connecticut grown. vestors to “concentrate...on in­ SALE Rockville; Pamela Johnson, "Take a w alk" patch. Physical facilities be neat, stitutional quality stocks, many Pinney Brook, Ellington; M E N 'S LO N G S LE E V E Gat them walking again! GARDEN HOSE permanent and well painted or Dolores Lentocha, Lawrence of which...are selling..at price- Don't delay, suppliei Blue, earnings multiples that have 18" Hexagon x 2" stained. St., Rockville; Muriel Meyer, shirts are limitad. Flexible, nylon-reinforced. small, not been touched for a decade Ample safe parking space. Court St., Rockville; Ella St. Reg. 1.64 reg. 2.57 Clean neat interior and Germain, Ellington Rd., or more.” It offers the belief SALE exterior. that the major decline in com­ Green, 2 Tolland; Irene Thompson, 3.99 0 8 7 Advertising signs shall be mon stock prices “provides a large, Bakos Rd., Tolland; Dionald regular5.00andi 5.98 18” Round X r planned and appropriate and significant upside potential” Reg. l8 7 Wentzel, Hany Lane, Vernon; • 100% Ban-Lon Knit Shirts there shall be no misleading in­ Harriette Wetherell, Grove St., for investors in shares of high- Reg. 1.54 SALE 100% Ban Lon texturized nylon ihirts. quality companies. formation. Rockville. Long or short sleeve styles. Buttoned Rain Checks Displays that are well kept placket front. Solid colors. Sizes s, m, I, Birth Wednesday: A son to xl. and plainly priced and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dusto, The current selloff in large • 100% Cotton Flannel Shirts de.scribed. Union St., Rockville. institutional stocks is “a nor­ Sales personnel who are neat, 100% cotton flannel, pre-shrunk flannel m al phenomenon” SYSTEMIC shirts. Tw o pockets, spread collar. Plaid courteous and informed. patterns. Sizes s. m. I, xl. characteristic of final stages in / 2 Merchandise be in fresh con­ bear markets, according to ROSEnd Aintrak Mulls • Permanent Press Dress Shirts / dition and as represented. Harris, Upham & Co. It points ✓ Polyester-cotton permanent press blend I Pack be well filled and meet Weekend Train save 1.96 needs no ironing. Long sleeves. Big 4- out that this development Fiiwa inch collar. Pastel colors. Sizes 14 1/2 to legal requirements. “bodes well” for the general / To Vermont 17. / boy's perm press - PLAY Qualifications for market since it provided CARE / MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - / membership be publicly dis­ men's jeans “greater liquidity” for future ✓ J2 / Amtrak, the nation’s passenger slacks t -t - t ptAHT FOCJ played in the market. save on boys' D enim s or Corduroy investing. X- train system, is “giving careful / “If the member market 100% acrylic SAND consideration” to a weekend violates this code of ethics, / Boys' Perm Press Sport Shirts 6.99 / * ' * W ' . day train to Vermont for the sweaters / membership shall be revoked reg. 7.98and8.98 first assignment / winter months. Gov. Thomas P. Polyester ■ cotton permanent press blend nev«r NEW ADMISSIONS and all material denoting con­ reg. 6.98 reg. 10-oz. blue cotton denim. Four patch THE SHOE THAT REALLY FITS YOUR CHILD BONE MEAL FOR RDSE FOOD / Salmon said Wednesday. needs ironing. Long sleeve styles in solid colors 50 lbs. nection with this association and fancy patterns. Sizes 6 to 18. satal SI 5.98 pockets, flare bottoms. Waist sizes 29 to NORTHFIELD, Minn. AZALEA AND Reg. 1.17 5 Lbs. / The only train now serving Famous maker flared slacks in plain 38. We sell Stride Rite shoes because they are pro­ SOIL ENRICHMENT •must be removed from public bottom arKf cuffed models. All 9 (UPI) - The Lutheran World permanent p.«ss polyester blend Boys' Famous Knit Shirts the state runs between New 100% acrylic sweaters in Cotton corduroy jeans in Hare and Federation has admitted fessionally designed in more shapes and widths CAMELIA FODD display.” fabrics. In solids and fancies. Also. SYSTEMIC Long-sleeve, famous maker knit shirts in collar, crewneck, turtleneck and straight leg models. Navy, brown, wine, Excellent for all L*. Er.ii- York and Montreal, passing 10 0% polye«»ir knits. Regulars and three new Lutheran bodies to for a more perfect fit. And we fit both feet, At Deercrest the Certified I crewneck and turtleneck styles. Solid colors and cardigan stylet. In a variety of beige. Waist sizes 29 to 42. flowers, lawns and through the state during late slims. Sizes B io 18. fancy patterns. Sizes 8 to 16. Fallcoiori. Sizes i. m, I. not just one, so when you bring your child to Farm Market signs with their its fellowship, bringing the vegetables. 4 lbs.* S l b s . FLOWER CARE night and early morning hours. us, he'll get shoes that really fiti bright orange windmills are Elizabeth Bronzi is proud of the orange windmill sign of a membership of the federation PLAY SAND Salmon said David A. Watts, to 91 churches representing Reg. 1.74 Reg. 1.17 displayed at both entrances to Certified Farm Market that has been hung on the Deer­ Register to Win a FREE BICYCLE Reg. Reg. 1.27 the director of state and local 55 million people in 50 coun­ Reg. 2.77 10 Lbs. $ | 6 S the market parking area. Inside crest Farm post on Rt. 94. (Herald photo by Foote) (no purchase necessary) 2.57 the fruits and vegetables are at­ affairs for Amtrak, indicated it Circular Sale Now Going On. Many More Values at tries. tractively displayed. Antiques might be possible to institute a The LWF’s executive $ ^ 6 7 Feeds plants, kills sucking and an old handmade quilt train between Philadelphia and committee approved the insects. 5-lb.* can. White River Junction, Vt. Similar Savings. Pick Up Your Money-Saving Circular 97« decdrate the walls and two tivities. In all their efforts the green beans and summer membership of the Evangeli­ P /u w uu e i 6 0 0 0 9 chandeliers provide light. A Bronzi’s are assisted by their squash are abundant. Later, Salmon had asked Amtrak to at... cal Lutheran Church of the rocking chair and a fireplace three small children. Theirs is winter squash, pumpkins and consider a day train along the Central African Republic, the complete the scene. truly a family business. apples will be featured with same route, but Watts said Chinese Rehnish Church of 825 Main Street, Manchester Elizabeth Bronzi handles At this time of the year many other fruits and financial and operational House & Hale • 945 Main St • Manchester Hong Kong and the Tsung peaches, plums, tomatoes, problems made that impossi­ Tsien M issionralso of Hong most of the customers while vegetables. charge accounts welcome; use your Master Charge or Prague's charge Louis supervises the farm ac- green peppers, cucumbers. ble. I Kong. Manchester — 239 Spencer St. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 Sewer Commission Plans Hearing MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., August 22. 1974— PAGE NINE T« i U ^ :______it-. £ ______i. . . . • O In the coming months the for suggestions, prior to next sewer project is passed, once South Windsor Sewer Commis­ month’s meeting. i Oldest Object completed all that will be done President Signs Education Bill The portrait of George sion will hold a public hearing, “ We'^11 finj out from will be small areas where •3 lIZM WASHINGTON (UPI) - Washington by Gilbert followed by a possible 1975 Washington if there will be sewers may be needed. • •Ihrtr "In general, I am opposed to compliance with integration credit bureaus, law enforce­ Stuart, which hangs in the • g a d g a t o President Ford Wednesday referendum on what will be the more or less federal funds Recently a sewer project INSTANT the forced busing of school orders. ment officials and others. East Room of the White • Intarloeka aaaUy signed a $25.4 billion education H e r a ld town’s last major sewer project available for sewer projects,” made big news in town when it children because it does not ’The legislation also contains ’The anti-busing provision is House, is the oldest posses­ • try tham,)rou1IHka Miami H e r a l d for a while. DIIAVER0R6AIIIZER8* bill imposing new limits on lead to better education and it Wxt said ’Throwe. ‘"There may be was discovered a $234,000 cost r a g . 43 * a provision under which parents the strongest yet passed by sion there. Brought to the ex­ school busing and guaranteeing more belt-tightening before overrun existed and residents SPECIAL infringes upon traditional and pupils must be granted Congress, but it was a com­ ecutive mansion in 1800, it Area Profile The Sewer Commission is Area Profile new privacy rights to students than.” were asked to approve an ad­ freedoms in America,” Ford access to school records so that promise and some southern and was saved by Dolly Madison n o w and their parents. when she escaped Washing­ now drawing up a list of those Officials said that if the next ditional appropriation. said. they may check for misinfor­ northern congressman felt it areas which will need sanitary Ford said at the signing the mation and correct errors. In ton in the wake of British did not go far enough. troops in the War of 1812. sewers in the future. If the new law “contains an ordered The measure bans use of addition schools would be proposed project passes a and reasoned approach” to federal education aid for busing Wapping Fair SepL 6 8 Orientation Programs prevented —unless the parents CLIP AND MAIL TODAY spring referendum, it will be j^rcm foclorii" dealing with school segregation and ends court-ordered busing consented —from making the the last construction job for but he said he wished it con- if a school district proves it is in students’ records available to South Windsor for a while, ___Cayi tmitm, Tmm tained a provision for INCOME TAX SOUTH WINDSOR A parade will kick off Satur­ many other public participation possible several years, officials Planned for Personnel reevaluating existing court LEARN COURSE day’s activities at 12:30 p.m. activities. said. orders on busing. The first Wapping Fair was • IncM m curraM U i Im i . ttw ory. m 4 The fair gates will open at 1 Sunday, the beer tent will The commission will meet [MMI-YiluRSELfl “we have every little thingr Ford has told Congress there •PpfcAUon M pncticdl In Bk>di ol- heid in the early autumn of p.m. TO EARN Ben Tram com to com . feature the “Sounds of RA” and Sept. 10 and expects to hold a I P K iw E n u u m iig i Of Town School System might be inflationary aspects to CATHOLIC BURIAL 1890. Saturday visitors to the beer two folk singers, “Nan and With America's Largest • Choke ol don ind clan Bmn. public hearing on its proposed the bill but the needs for quality Should your family’s burial place reflect your faith? Tax Service Beginning Sept. 6, the South tent will be entertained by Max Mike.” • Coillficolo owofdod upon groduoUon. list in Novemver, and the Wt cut th( mottMing md tlM glass...thtn htip you education were more pressing. Windsor Jaycees and the Wap­ Sanborski and His Polka Vaga Anyone interested in par­ “w here a Oj] VERNON If you think so, selection now is the best way to assure it. • Choke of book or advanced coum . referendum in the spring of with mrythine itao. Tho right tools mako tho job He also said he would oppose OCs[kIBLOCIC ping Grange will jointly sponsor Vonds in the afternoon. The ticipating in the fair may call 1975. nsy-and you got profottioiMl rosultsl d ollar’s Orientation programs for excessive funding of the legisla­ Mmm It offtrtd dally for tho ENROLL NOW! the Wapping Fair, 1974 style. Blue Horizon will be featured in new curriculum guides. Richard Bowman at E a st JOB INTCRVItWS AVAIUBIE th e following people: James ’Throwe, commission w orth a tion during the inflationary repot# of tho aoult of thooo Classes Start Sept. 11th The fair will run through Sun­ Vernon School system per­ ’The same day, from 9:30 to fOR BEST STUDENTS the evening. Exhibitors, Marion Smith, 644- chairman, said Main St., Plea­ Fine Art Prints School; guidance personnel T lw ra s n 3 day, Sept. 8, and will be held at d o lla r!" sonnel will start Aug. 29 with a 11:30 a.m ., supervisors and period. The law authorizes an burlod In our Arehdiocotan Other ^tertainm ent for the 1077; commercial space, Gor­ sant Valley Rd., Farnham I MW from the New York with Francis Shortell, Middle ______o w ra ^ E elMd loeaUoiid. Nevers and Ayers Rd^. DWn: meeting for administrators, directors for Grades K-12 will outlay of $7.2 billion during the Comotorloa. day will include magic acts, don Gibson, 644-1866; road race, Estates, Wlndsorville and other Geographic Society School; psychological Contact the D O tU lB LO C IC office nearest you: Beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, supervisors, and directors at meet in groups. Elementary first year. beliy dancing, sky diving, bingo Jim Snow, Town Hall; Phil areas will be included in the examiners. East School; nurses 3S6 R. Watt MIddto Tpfea., Manchtster, Conn. (06040) LAPP PLAZA the Sykes School cafeteria at 9 level staffs will meet with their The bill, which extends the the fair will feature a rock and exhibits of all kinds. and hygienists with Mrs. Olive ST, JAMES CEMETERY ^ PIMI# MoO fr«4 ioftfM illM oLah I tiN H4R 8lMk iMMit Tn Cm t m . Gerber, 644-1022; parade, Dick hearing, following their sugges­ basic federal aid to education TMi li festival with the Back Street a.m. respective principals in regard raoHMl fK amy aiiO pIm h oia oaOar •OMfoIlM Sunday’s events wili begin at Morse, 289-3171. Rf«t«A3, Vtrnoii Ferguson, Northeast School; 300 Rroad Straat 9iir6ll. tion for sewers by residents. At 1 p.m. on the 29th Albert programs for another four Boogie Band. Other Friday 1 p.m. and will include a five- to the Continuous Progress and C H E C K O N K : □ 8A8IC C0U88C □ ADVANCID COURSE ’The theme of this year’s Wap­ Meanwhile, ’Throwe said the Ti. c- . a M Varnon Ckelal and curriculum supervisors years, includes a provision that Mandiestar, ComMctiGut features will include rides, mile road race, sanctioned by , Tuat-Wad-Thurs-Sat 9 ;30-B;30 __ a a a a Kerkin, assistant superinten­ /I.G.E at the Center Rd. with the Sykes School staff at NAME ______ping Fair Parade is “The Years commission is asking residents I Ffiday-Noon to 9 cloaad Mon. P M M « 7 2 * 8 0 2 2 Read Herald Ads a student cannot be bused amusements, games, bingo, the AAU, a karate exhibition by dent, will meet with the Plan­ School. Sykes School. Phone A D D R E S S . Before the Revolution.” beyond the next closest school 646-3772 food and a beer tent with Ed Paul Arel, an art show ning and Placement Team to go On the intermediate level, the All schools will open for a full district, unless a court rules the CITY______PHONE_ Walenta and his Polka Band. featuring Richard Doyle and over new referrals that came in staff of the Sykes School will d ay on Sept. 5, and all child would otherwise be denied -Z IP C O D E . during the summer. meet with the new principal, cafeterias will be open to serve his constitutional rights. w o m e n ’s On Sept. 3 there will be a Fred Ramsdell, to prepare for lunches. meeting of the general staff at the opening of school. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY dress wedge 8:30 a.m. at the Middle School. On the secondary level, Messiah Lutheran From 8:30 to 9 staff members Rockville High School and Mid­ You’ll feel very confident in this will register according to the dle School, personnel will at­ 725 E. Middlo Turnpike “'COUPON" handsome shoe. Bump toe, tricot school where they will be tend the following staff Will Plan School lining, adjustable strap and buckle. located. meetings; OPEN MON. AND TUES. ^ a rich light tan. 5-10. Student Development Ser­ Language Arts and Reading, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. vices social work, speech, and WED. THRU SAT. E X T R A S U I For Fall of 1975 Room 28, R ockville High psycological examiner staff School; Social Studies, Room GREEN 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. 99 will sign in at the table 61, high school; Math, Room 50, STAMPS SOUTH WINDSOR designated for the Talcottville high school; science. Room 18, "Now 3 Fine tREEN STAMPS School. Judy Kuehnel that amount,” the Rev. Mr. high school; art. Middle School Supermarkets To Handbooks .will be issued to (iorrespondenl Gurgel said. art room; physical education, % Serve You Better!” new teachers and new inserts high school gym. Tel. 644-1364 He said the actual expenses 1M ZOO 300 w o m e n ’s provided for the present staff. Wa Ratarvd Ths Right To Limit Qutnilllti The town’s only parochial of running the school are still Vocal and instrumental Supermarkets save 2.99 on these beauties From 9 to 10:15 a.m., all staff school — now in the develop­ not known and that the music, music room. Middle EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA members will attend a general ment stage — is progressing screening of a teacher will take Step-in wedgie School; print and media, high w o m e n ’s Pricai rapidly, with the town’s place in January. meeting in the auditorium; school library; industrial arts, With $10 with $20 with $30 The ultimate in casual comfort! $ 10;30-noon, the principals of the high school shop; hom e EttectlvB purchase purchase purchase smallest parish already over “The teacher wiil be selected Outstanding feature? A cross Auguti 21 - Augu$t 24 MMTS a V half its financial quota toward in January to take over duties fashion shoes various schools will conduct economics, high school food DOUBLE S&H GREEN establishment of the school. in summer,” said the Rev. Mr. strap with metai trim. Crepe soles too Today’s fashion in three staff meetings at their respec­ lab; modern language. Room Golden brown. 5-10. STAMPS SATURDAY The Rev. Karl R. Gurgel of Gurgei. “Salary will be deter­ fantastic styles. Beautifully tive schools; from noon to 1 63, high school ; business educa­ Seed Thurs., Fit. snd Sst, Messiah Evangeiical Lutheran mined this winter and the perforated, with pinked edges p.m. staff members will go tion, high school; Title I 7 TO 10 P.M. August 22, 23, 24 Exespt during wherever they wish for lunch. DouMs Stamp Hours Church today said the parish teacher’s quaiifications must on a chestnut finish that regularly 8.99 reading teachers, high school; now has 20 appiicants in­ include experience in a one- looks hand rubbed. Deceptively From 1:15 to 2 p.m., prin­ and Vo-Ag, Vo-Ag Center at terested in starting classes in room school concept: have a inexpensive. 5-10 cipals, department heads, and high school. the fall of 1975, when the church minimum number of years hand* supervisors will meet with all From 11:30 to noon, all basic .D.A. Choice, FIRST CUT will start its first year of experience in teaching lower new staff at their respective area supervisors will meet with school. grades.” bag schools. Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant The parish intends to hold All unassigned teachers will superintendent, in the East The concept of the school will Soft urethane classes for Grades 1-5 under center around the Christian ap­ f prepare for the opening of School Building; all Student with lots of snaps, school at their respectiv Fresh, Lean, Pork one roof, when 25 students from proach and “one that gives a re,Development Services staff ALL South Windsor and surrounding child a sense of direction in the and deep pockets. schools, from 1:15 to 3 p.m .;^kfill meet with Kerkin in the towns comprise the first class. use of academic direction,” he and the same day, from 1 to 3 East School cafeteria; noon to 1 IS USDA CHOICE SPARE Within three years Messiah said. p.m. there will be a pre-school p.m., lunch hour. ‘The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere" Lutheran expects to have a He said the idea for the school screening of incoming At 1:15 p.m. the R.l.S. staff RIBS school built on the nine acres developed from a nursefy kindergarten students at the will meet with Blaine Girard to which abuts its 300 Buckland Maple St. School. coordinate programs. The school program held each U.S.D.A. Choice CHUCK ROAST | Rd. parish. Tuesday at the church. On Sept. 4 elementary student meeting will be at the Center Swilt's Premium w U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless I For the time being students “This was the same way we trainees from Eastern Connec­ Rd. School; a reading and math ticut State College will report will attend classes in the envisioned the actual school, as workshop for Eastern Connec­ DAISY BONELESS ROLLED .CHUCK STEAK .lb. parish’s educational unit; the being run through the Christian to meetings with their super­ ticut State College interns will U.S.D.A. Choice Fresh I second cluster of 25 students, framework,” said the Rev. Mr. vising teacher in the morning. by conducted by Lynn Anderson HAMS A O U.S.D.A. Choice (CHUCK) I which would begin ciasses in Gurgelm. Also on Sept. 4 there will be and Mrs. Connie Kelly at the lb. another session of pre-school Center Rd. School; the Student GROUND CHUCK ^ .LONDON BROIL 1976, will be taught in the main That same program will lb. part of the church, and the third resume Sept. 17 and be held screening -of incoming Development Services Instruc­ year — ” if everything goes as each ’Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 kindergarteners at the Maple tional staff will meet at the anticipated and we have 50-75 a.m., he said. St. School from 8:30 to 2:30 Talcottville School. students” — the school will be parish is now forming a Friends a.m. Also at the same time the the new home. of Christian Education — a From 8:30 to 9:30, all social work staff will meet with The Rev. Mr. Gurgel said he parent organization for anyone l^givay has them all! teachers of Grades K-5 will Mrs. Beverly Cochran, social does not anticipate an enroll­ interested in fostering the meet in the cafeteria of the worker, at the East School; the ment of 100 students in the ideals of Christian education Middle School to discuss the speech and hearing staff with school, and that the facility will and do a few projects that be run on a non-profit basis. would aid the development of Shoes for back-to-school and everything you do. ’The parish had to raise half the school. The Footstompers the initial expenses for desks, He said this new group will books, etc., by Jan. 1, 1975 and start in September and anyone "we have already surpassed is welcome to join. Will Entertain at U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS - PERSONAL SERVICE - S&H GREEN STAMPS School Repairs Made Democrats Picnic TOLLAND COUNTY mittees, participate in games, BOLTON ‘"The Footstompers,” spon­ take cake walks, or purchase Doniiu llollumi Vietch cited a young high sored by the Vernon Friends of ice cream, popcorn, and other school student who, through the Music, will open the Tolland food items. An outdoor bar will Tel. 646-0375 Cooperative Work Experience County Democratic also feature the sale of beer and Program, has been working un­ Association’s old-fashioned pic­ James Vietch, superintendent c. other beverages. of buiidings and grounds for der him during the summer. nic Sunday starting at 1 p.m. at For the children, there will be Bolton schools, reports that the The young man, Todd the Bolton Lake House, Bolton. a pie-eating contest, pony rides custodial staff has been very Redden, is a good worker and The last call for ticket sales’ and sack races, and swimming busy this summer getting the has learned a lot, Vietch said. has been issued. ’Those planning if they wish. schoois ready for opening day. .Secretary Resigns to attend are asked to make During the afternoon, besides Vietch said extensive repairs Mrs. Marion Gordon, i reservations as soon as possible the ragtime concert, there will “Freshest Produce Sold” " were done to the south wing en­ secretary to the Bolton 799 by calling Mrs. Ruth Ventura of be an old-fashioned sing-along trance at the Center School in­ Elementary School and Bolton J a c k & JjH shoes! Vernon at 875-5290 or their local lead by Terry Beagle of Vernon, Mix ’n Match cluding a new ceiling, roof and Center School principal, has 4 5 ' town chairman. accompanied by Linda DeGroat SPECIAL VALUES! lights. resigned after nine years of ser­ The public is invited to stroll of Ellington. Peaches, Plums, A totai of eight rooms were vice. N aH ona'lV Slldfen’a fashion, the newest knee-highs! the mini-midway, visit the A buffet dinner will be painted this summer, six at the In a letter to members of the young feet in tne Cable-stitched stretch booths to be sponsored by available. Tickets are $5 for Strictly Fresh Grade A high school, one at the elemen­ Bolton Education Secretaries a girl’s pafent-look and orlon or striped bike Tolland County Town Com­ adults and $2.50 for children. Italian Prune Plums tary and one at the center. Association, Raymond Ailen, socks in stretch NEW A planter was constructed for superintendent, said courtesy nylon. 9-11. the front of the elementary indicated the announcement I ^ (aURYHHRTS school. Vietch said donations of should be mailed to BESA Girls'sizes: 8 ______^______- POTATOES SiadkiR ictbdrg shrubbery are being accepted. members instead of posting due Connally Resigns Ail electrical plugs were to vacations. GRAPES...... ,b. 49< LEnUCE...... — head 31^^^ changed to three prong in com­ Allen said if any members A , -1 eggs pliance with OSHA regulations. NECTARINES...... ib.3l9« ONIONS 1...... ,a. 49^ were interested in the vacancy m e n ’s Bank Directorship A new boiler room door was they should apply as soon as Medium doz. ■ w also hung. 10179 possible. HOUSTON (UPI) - Former to the banks,” the spokesman I “From The Dell"r “Dairy Speclela" About 14 doors were planed suede m o n e y b a c k “The Beer Allen and John Eagles, prin­ said. Sergento Burger Yellow, Ripe down to prevent sticking and Treasury Secretary John B. cipal, expressed sincere regret ‘ n denim GUARANTEE a Connally has resigned as a Connally has not resigned were rehung. over Mrs. Gordon’s resignation We fe so sure you'll love our shoes we 1^2 ROILED SLICED can make this oiler. At Tagway any pair director of First City National from other boards of directors Importad .Several new outlets were in­ "after many years of high W Lb. boots ol shoes accompanied by the sales slip Bank of Houston and First City on which he serves nor has he stalled in the science room and leANNAMfKtCAIID HAM CHEESE quality and loyal service.” can be returned lor lull refund or National Bank of Floresville, any plan to sever his Importea 6-ot. BANANAS in the new office of the school Be as rough as you They said her work was exchange within 60 days* Tex., a spokesman for his law relationship with the law firm ireakitona secretaries. exemplary. want in this boot. SWISS CHEESE .'/i.|b. SOUR CREAM...... pi. < CMfFON MARGARINE firm said. of Vinson, Elkins, Searls, Con­ Cerendo Itellen Cooked 4 9 Features pull on loops, ttai n' Stupa Coltiga M t Site Connally has been indicted by nally & Smith, the spokesman Kai. back-pocket design and CHEESE...... 12.0X. a federal grand jury in said. SALAMI 4 7 * m lined shaft for durability. men’s wing-tlp oxford Washington on charges of acep- WEEKEND SPECIAL Blue suede and blue F n r everything you CASH & CARRY ting an illegal payoff, con­ denim. 6V2-12 . A walk-away favorite because of its V-A j c r *o ^ ---- spiring to obstruct justice and Tithe Custom NUN THIS COUPON MITN TNIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON MM1N THIS COUPON WIIN INIS COUPON WITH TNIS COUPON low platform and fashionably higher itSOOPUACMAU 4 13 00 PUIICN4Si perjury in connection with The tithe (from Old English A 1100 PtMCNASI S S3 00 PUaCMASi 4 S3 Of PVlICNASE 4 S3 00 fUNCHAii Sweetheart heel. In very black. 6V2-12 . government action in 1971 to "teogothian” meaning tenth) 98 1799 raise milk price supports. was a custom datlM oack to Roses ...... regularly 11.99 s . •bunch The former Texas governor times of the Old l^stament pleaded innocent Aug. 9. and adopted by the Christian 9 12< OFF io< OFF 8« OFF 35‘ OFF 7‘ OFF 10« OFF 5 "Since the U.S. Comptroller church. Lay people were sup­ K-MART SH0PPIN8 MALL posed to contribute one tenth m o A H ifai# 5 u.p«abanr c n D c*Niapig«. c n D Flimif Fmo d m Q Paul Buettner Rorist, Inc, Taaisay of the Currency can request an BISQUICK ------MARGARIME TEA BAGf ------MIXER TOTAL 207 Spencer Street of their annual income to the FLOUR •aaO Tim Aa|. 24 laaO Tim Aag. 14 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford indicted bank director to church. The money, or its laaa Tim Ail. 24 W tndTln«a|.M taa Ttn Rra 14 •M4TlmAao.t4 a n d MANCHESTIR •m C«9M Par Nm8| iBRCRuararaaai aRt cua«i ra laub ~ Sunday Morning resign, the voluntary equivalent, was used to sup­ OPEN EVERY DAY resignations were submitted to port the clergy, maintain The Store With Hesri' 10 to 10 avoid possible embarrassment churches and assist the poor. PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. (]onn.. Thurs.. August 22. 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Something for Everyone pimmmuHuuim,,,, By Rosette Hargrove foxes - red, silver, black, PARIS - (NEA) - Variety beige, white — featured in St is the spice of the Paris enormous collars, cuffs and THE BABY winter collections. hems. Fox also trims mink Ocean Freshf Live, Maine Coats as vast as a and Persian lamb coats — FROM YOUR gilding the lily, so to speak. IS NAMED parachute or as straight as a ...... stovepipe. Dresses umbrella- II The fabric story highlights skirtea or cigarette-slim printed challis, mohair, loden NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN sheaths, not to mention the and jersey, along with knob­ By VIVIAN FERGUSON Frank, Devin Joseph, a son of William M. and Kathleen by tweeds for daytime. For LOBSTERS return of the chemise. Hems Jacobson Frank of Ft. Collins, Colo. He as born Aug 12 in Ft. reaching from below the evening, velvet, lace, ■-VV Collins. His maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. knees to below the calf. Lin­ taffetas, silk crepes and jersey. Jacobson of San Rafael, Calif. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ings absent from coats as New Englanders are apt to and Mrs. Ralph E. Frank of 96 Frances Dr. His great­ well as dresses. Hats are a must for the think of California when ■ - f grandmother is Mrs. Myrtle Pritchard of Los Altos, Calif. No m ore ukases from coming winter, as casual or fashion dictators. Instead, a formalal as you please. “Tur­ walnuts are mentioned, Did you bans, berets akin to shower know that the colonists of the Frunzosa, Emily Clirisiine, a daughter of John C. Jr. and hundred suggestions which allow a woman to dress ac­ caps, helmets, knitted bon­ 16th century planted the Per­ Susan Douglas Franzosa of Buffalo, N.Y. She was born Aug. 12 In cording to her way of life, her nets with their accompany­accomp sian walnut in the east as well Buffalo. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. tastes, her pocketbook and, ing three-yard long scarfs, as in the southern part of our Franzosa Sr. of 50 Norman Dr., South Windsor. Her paternal certainly not least, her felts complete with chin Country? It was;iot a successful HIGHLAND PARK lb. great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ricci of Arlington, silhouette. strap, fur toques pulled down crop. Mass. She has a sister, Elizabeth, 6. Women the world over will to eyebrow level, all with nary a hair showing. And In Connecticut, we have our welcome the news that the native Eastern Black Walnut Burn-ru, Diiviil Sroii, a son of David W. Diane Timreck prevailing mood is utterly finally, there is the lure of “T/ie ChoicBBt Meat In Town/” feminine, as soft as a kitten's veils on pert topknots for the with its own distinctive flavor. Barrera of 18 Cambridge St. He was born Aug. 12 at Manchester This tree provided the wood for Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn ear, that the waistline is a cocktail■ Iho hour. movable feast, that skirts can many fine gun-stocks, early Timreck of 37 Linmore Dr. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Connecticut furniture and pan- Besides the '‘^Choicest Ernestine Sullivan of 82 Linnmore Dr. His maternal great­ float and swirl according to "N whim, that pants are rele­ eling.The Japanese Walnut also grandmother is Mrs. Sophie Trembulak of Hartford. His paternal Meats In Town,^’ Breyer’s gated to the informal scene, BACK-T0-8CH00L grows here. Lite ’n Rite great-grandmother is Mrs. Florence Wilke of Manchester. He that suits — the conventional The Franciscan Fathers We Also Pride Ourselves “All Natural” has a sister, Denise Marie, V k . Ojalas Present Concert version — are back in force, SPECIAL planted the first Persian On The Friendly^ Old from the casual tweed or Good thru SspL 13lh walnuts in California in 1769. DunieU, Joiteph Andrew Vinrent, a son of Walter A. and Lin­ flannel version to that essen­ Avon Ojala and his sister instruments including the Any S ta n ^ Today, it is a major California Fashioned Service We ICE LOW FAT da Simko Daniels of 117 W. Center St. He was born Aug. 12 at tially beguiling black-velvet crop. Mancheser Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Miss Jay Ojala of New Zealand organ, bass guitar and trom­ number which can go any- l^)rMlle Give Our Valuable 2 TTie word “walnut” comes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simko of Milford. His paternal grand­ will present a concert of gospel bone. He has produced a where at any time. Diamond Walnut Kitchen Photo music and song Friday at 7:30 Cape-Jacket by Jules-Francois Crahay for Lanvin is from an Old English form of the ^1 Customers and Friends; parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Daniels of Thomaston, Ga. number of records, presented What used to be known as TYPEWRITER TURKISH WALNUT-RICE SALAD CREAM MILK His great-grandparents are Mrs. Barbara Simko of Bridgeport p.m. at Calvary Church, 647 E. concerts in many countries and the little Paris black number rust wool mohair, worn over brown woolen skirt. Cleaned, Adjueted, word “Welsh-nut.” It is ThaVs Something You ’/k GALLON believed that the walnut CanH Buy Anywhere- Michael, and a sister, Lianne. The concert, which is being Christ movement in New versa. There is a return also forest green, coral, rose sponsored by the Maranatha Zealand, Canada and the United in chiffon, velvet, crepe or to the “period” dress — wide quartz and amethyst. from there to southern Europe is combined with a great varie­ Turkish Wulnut-Rice IPs Free at Highland satin. ‘14.95 £ , and thence on to England. Christian Coffee House of the States. skirt and fitted bodice with Boots will be tramping all ty of other things — meats, fish, Salad Shuiitirk, Tliere»a Mae, daughter of Charles A. and Lea L. church, is open to the public. A Capes, as wide as a tent shoestring straps or dropped over the lot at all hours of the (No DoHvory or Plek-up) Walnuts are a rich source of Park! Miss Ojala, a vocalist, coat or fitting closer to the vegetables — you name it. Be 2 cups water Gagnon Shattuck Jr. of 85 S. Ridge Dr., Willimantic. She was free-will offering will be recently arrived in this country shoulder decollete. day. Usually knee high, they WITH THIS AD $2.00 OFFI protein and a fine source of sure to include nuts. SAVE 3041 2 body, are another feature 1 teaspoon salt born Aug. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal received. to join her brother. A graduate Other than black, which have normal soles and high energy. They’re good for the We throw rice at weddings 1/ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonid Gagnon of 198 Parker St. which will appeal to women. has made a massive come­ heels. Evening features T- YALE V4 teaspoon oregano The Ojalas are the children of of Queens College, Dunedin, They belong to the daytime children though they are high in following old religious rites of V. back, the newest colors are y% teaspoon grated lemon peel Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Shattuck straps, sling heel and other TYPEWRITER SERVKE calories. While there is fat in Salvation Army officers in New New Zealand, where she as well as the evening scene. all the beiges and off-whites, forms of sandals, with the Chinese and the Hindus. 1 cup long grain rice Sr. of East Hartford. She has two sisters, Bernadette, 4V4, and 41 PURNELL PLACE nuts, it is relatively un­ Zealand. Ojala received a majored in general arts. She Shawls strike a romantic copper, plum, chocolate slender four-inch heels. Oriental peoples view rice as a 1 cup chopped celery Michelle, V k \ and two brothers, Charles III, 2, and Joseph, 15 MANCHESTER saturated. degree in mechanical also has been active in Youth note. In simple crocheted brown, slate, orange brick, Stealing the show in the fur symbol of prosperity and fruit­ 2 tablespoons finely chopped months. engineering from Wairarapa wool or chenille yarn, they • 649-4G88* When I was growing up, my for Christ for seven years, department are the various fulness. Rice at a wading sym­ onion College and also completed the traveling with teams to various complement the most formal mother would make a gelatine bolizes fertility. The ancient Waite, Norman Edward, son of Norman A. and Donna Kosky Salvation Army six-year Corps evening number. salad, containing apples and V4 cup coursely chopped toasted countries presenting gospel Romans threw nuts as well as walnuts Waite Jr. of Bread and Milk St., Coventry. He was born Aug. 16at Cadet course. He plays many music. The d r e ^ blouse is yet an­ crunchy walnuts. Other fruits sweets at the bride. This other revival which women V4 cup sliced pimiento-stuffed Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are can be included with whatever custom probably was the front­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kosky of 49 Hyde St. His paternal grand­ will appreciate in these days green olives lu f...... flavor gelatine you like. It runner of today’s confetti. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Waite Sr. of East Hartford. of careful budgeting. In satin, lemon dressing brocade, chiffon, tie silk, silk makes a nice lunch. With the thought of rice and crisp lettuce jersey, they have softly tied Commercial harvesting of nuts at wedding, why not a yogurt All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! Reisrlierl, Andrea Susan, daughter of Frank and Susan necklinescklit or, befrilled at walnuts is, of course, recipe containing these two in­ Perras Reischerl of 27 Jarvis Rd. She was born Aug. 17 at Heat water to boiling with neck and wrist, contribute mechanized. A big shaker gredients. It should be easy to salt, oregano and lemon peel; Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is the “now” look to a suit. ABOUT TOWN removes the nuts from the make and easy on the bride’s add rice, cover and cook 20 U.S.D.A. Choice Mrs. Leon Perras of 20 Litchfield St. Her paternal grandmother The supersumptuous eve­ trees. Some nuts from each U.S.D.A. Choice budget. While it has an exotic minutes, dr until water is ab­ is Mrs. Helen Reischerl of Willimantic. She has a sister, Pamela, ning number is superseded batch are opened and sampled appeal, it was created in the 514; and a brother, K.C., 4‘A. Dr. Barney Wichman, by more casual, easier-to- sorbed. Cool thoroughly. Add BOTTOM ROUND A Bible study is scheduled for as to color, then stored accor­ California kitchen of the Dia­ celery, onion, walnuts and BACK RUMP Manchester podiatrist, recently wear formals, reaching to the dingly. They are also govern­ tonight at 7:30 at the United ankle usually, with embroid­ mond walnut people. This is olives. Pour lemon dressing Ringlilooin, Kirk Mirliael, son of Michael T. and Marcelle J. participated in sessions of the ment graded as to size in the something different for year- ROAST Sullivan Ringbloom of 51 Cooper St. He was born Aug. 17 at 62nd annual meeting of the Pentecostal Church. ery used sparingly. A notion over all and toss lightly. Serve to be adopted from the show­ shell. round entertaining. I thought on crisp lettuce. Top with small ROAST Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is American Podiatry Association After sorting, the walnuts are you might find it helpful now in Mrs. Ida Lavasser of 74 S. Adams St. His paternal grandparents ings is the long evening skirt spoonfuls of yogurt. Serves six. in Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Wichman’s gathered around the cleaned to remove dirt and your outdoor serving. At this are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ringbloom of Elizabeth, Pa. His pater­ wife also attended the meeting. Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ waistline teamed to a sleeve­ stains from the shells. Next, point, we have probably all had nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Leona Ringbloom of West Mifflen, A duct a theocratic ministry less, short or lon^-sleeved they go into drying bins where our share of macaroni and Lemon Dressing Pa. We Give Old Fashion Mrs. Agnes Buccino, regent school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ top. Here imagination, color they stay for two to four days. potato salads. V4 cup salad oil lb. 1.4 7 of St. Margaret’s Circle, vice meeting at 8:30 at sense and color combination Butcher Service*^ lb. 1.65 Then, they are packed for ship­ Rice and toasted walnuts are 2 tablespoons lemon juice Krol), Jeremiah Charles, a son of Allen C. Jr. and Linda Daughters of Isabella, was a Kingdom Hall. can be given full play. A skirt ment or off to a cannery. served with a tangy lemon Vt teaspoon salt Lean, Sugar Cured Hawkes Krob of 119 Porter St. He was born Aug. 10 at delegate to the recent inter­ can be in a printed design _ We all know that the Oiinese dressing. It is just as good hot teaspoon pepper Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are national convention of the with a monotone top or vice and other Far Eastern peoples, or cold, equally good with Combine all ingredients; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hawkes of 22 Essex St. His paternal grand­ Daughters of Isabella in live on a large diet of rice. meats, fish or poultry. It would shake or beat well. Boston. SWEET LIFE BACON .*1.09 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Krob Sr. of 119 Maple St. His While the rice is eaten plain, it be marvelous with shish kebob. U.S.D.A. Choice - w w maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wallbeoff of 16 Essex St. and Mrs. Louis Pacak of 819 Center St. His paternal East Hartford High School U great-grandmother is Mrs. Charles Krob of Amston Lake, is class of 1964 will have its 10th maternal great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Grace Terry of reunion Sept. 28. Members 85 East Center St. CUBE STEAKS, *1.89 Food for Americans U.S.D.A. Choice ...... ■ M W W Manchester. wishing more information may at Summit St. contact John J. Muirhead Jr., 126 School St., 646-7366. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI Egg Noodle Clam Chowder EYE OF THE ROUND ROAST .*1.89 The Prayer Group of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will RED ROSES a.. *2.36 By Aileen Claire meet tonight at 8 in the Guild NE^A Food Editor Room of the church. OPEN 'Ul 9 P.M. THUR8., FRI. NITE8I Chowders are quick to put iiiiiiiiiiiii together and make ideal meals for family and friends r D r. L a m b during chill fall days. Stir Grocery Specials flavor and nutrition into a chowder made of enriched Franco-Amerlcan Produce Specials egg noodles, cream of mush­ Hormones after room soup and minced clams. Italian m n w l Serve with bran muffins, cel­ hysterectomy? dresses - sportswear • ery salad and baked apples. SPAGHETTI 15-Oz. PRUNE PLUMS .lb . I By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER EGG NOODLE CLAM others it is very useful in con­ CHOWDER Firm, Jumbo DEAR DR. LAMB - I am trolling symptoms and pre­ MANCHESTER (Makes about 3-1/2 quarts or 34 and have had a complete venting changes. 10 servings) hysterectomy. I was told a In any case, you do not die 8 ounces fine egg ICEBERG LEnUCE . head I woman could not live without because your body is not pro­ noodles (about 4 cups) 1.00 Fancy CalHornIa estrogen, and yet I know ducing a large amount of Salt SAVINGS quarts boiling water Sifireet Lite, Stems & Pieces several women who have had estrogen. My advice would be the same operation who have to find a doctor and get a slices bacon AVOCADOS cup coarsely chopped Crisp, Tender gotten along without taking good examination to find out Charge onion shots or pills. A couple of what you need, not what your COME ON INI 3/4 cup coarsely chopped MUSHROOMS them were in their 20s. They mother needed or your girl Accounts celery 4-Oz. bunch j said the only thing was they FALL CLOTHES ALREADY PASCAL CELERY friends needed. Only then you Invited 1/2 cup coarsely chopped were thrown into the change can know if YOU really need MARKED DOWN carrots First of The Season of life early. Could you please any additional female hor­ Billing cupe milk explain the difference to me cant (10-3/4 ounces mone or not. For more infor­ May 8e RUSSET P0TAT0ES5i69* as I am confused, and I don’t mation write to me in care of OVER each) condensed cream BAKING OVER Dafirred of muahroom soup, 4IM .00 have a doctor anymore as our this newspaper, P.O. Box undiluted 2 8 0 0 PAIRS Star Klst, Chunk doctor left the area. 1551, Radio City Station, New SKIRT RIOT 5 0 0 PAIRS 7(7 Oct. 1 bottle (8 ounces) clam I was taking estrogen shots York, N.Y. 10019, and ask for Solids: Cranberry, green, rust, brown, grey, black, red, and navy. broth and pills, but 1 am taking the booklet on menopause. Bank 3/4 teaapoon thyme leaves, H llllllllll nothing now. If I can live Send 50 cents to cover costs. • High waist • Novelty prints Charges crushed LIGHT TUNA without estrogen 1 would teaspoon white pepper DEAR DR. LAMB - Can • Pull on • Plaids Welcome rather. My doctor never said being overweight cause pain cane (8 ounces each) 1 had to take it at all in the in the chest? • Sash belt minced clama, first place. It was my mother DEAR READER - Yes. It S i m 8-18 Harvey’i Rich chowder fights fall’s chill. undralneJ STORE Deli who says I need it. Cookad bacon, contributes to causing a her­ Rag. 10.00-2S.00 Pr/ca « . io « crumbled, optional DEAR READER - First, nia of part of the stomach 6 HOURS: 2 just having a complete hy­ through the normal, but Gradually add noodles and Special sterectomy does not mean 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly enlarged, hole in the FAMOUS Vary Fine that there will be any loss of diaphragm. This is quite a MAKER boiling water so that water OPEN estrogen production at all. common problem in our JR. PANTS Pre-Season Sale! continues to boil, Cook un­ WEAVER Estrogen is produced by the society in middle aged and covered, stirring occa­ Mon.-Fri. ovaries, and these may be left sionally, until tender. Drain older people. • Jean 8tyla APPLESAUCE in place when a complete hy­ The hernia causes a leak of MENUS in colander. Meanwhile, in a 17-Oz. ’Till CHICKEN sterectomy is done. And, normal acid digestive juices • Pattorm Boys’ Super-Warm Reg. 21.00 5-quart saucepot or Dutch usually they will be left in into the esophagus. This irri­ • Solids Elderly oven, fry bacon until crisp. 9:00 unless there is some disease tates the lower esophagus Drain on paper towels and set ROLL of them that requires their Arctic Snorkle Parkas and causes a burning pain at The following menus will be Wednesday: Spaghetti with aside. Saute onion, celery and removal. The difference bet­ the lower end of the carrots in drippings over SAT. and SUN. ween whether the ovaries served Aug. 26-30 at Mayfair meat sauce and meat balls (3), 31*1.00 breastbone. It can also cause SWEATERS GALORE Gardens and West Hill Gardens tossed salad, vegetable soup, medium heat until onion is were taken out or left in is the esophagus to go into tender, about 5 minutes, stir­ Del Dastino, Imported ’Till one factor in the different spasm, creating pain in the • Baited Vaat • Vast • Cabla Pullon • RIbbad Pullon • Turtia Nacka (or all Manchester residents whole wheat bread, butter or ring occasionally. Crumble responses women have to this middle of the chest, not over 60. Reservations are taken margarine, fruited jello bacon and stir into onion mix­ 0:00 type of surgery. unlike a heart attack. Now 16.99 in person only at the Gardens on (strawberry flavor), milk or ture. Add milk, mushroom If the ovaries are taken out Rag. Harvey’s t E t O ITALIAN TOMATOES Then obesity contributes to Authentically styled Air Force Parkas. Rugged nylon shell with thick po­ Monday prior to the week of the coffee. soup, clam broth, 4 teaspoons 16-Oz. then a young woman will •10“-*10** luncheons. Menu is subject to heart disease, which leads to Price lyester filled nylon quilt lining. Pile lined snorkle hood framed with fake Thursday: Broiled chicken salt, thyme and white pepper. Specials Are have a premature chest pain. It also contributes change. with gravy, mashed sweet Heat until hot, stirring fre­ menopause. However, to the problem of arthritis. fur. Giant zip front with flop. Sleeve pocket. Many colors. And ifiochina Monday: Broiled cubed potatoes, buttered lima beans, quently. Stir in cooked noo­ Good Thru estrogen is also manufac­ Dr. Lamb welcomes ques washable, tool Sizes 4 to 20 for boys and girls. Use our easy loyowoy steak, vegetable soup, buttered corn bread, butter or dles and undrained clams. Vz lb. tured by the adrenal gland. tions from his readers, but Plan. Sat, Aug. 24th Deciding whether any CLASSIC broccoli, enriched white bread, margarine, fresh slice of honey Cook until soup mixture is because of the volume of mail butter or margarine, peach dew melon, cookies, milk or heated through. Do not allow 1.00 woman, with or without an he cannot answer personally. STYLE SHIRTS halves, cookies, milk or coffee. coffee. to boil. Garnish with addi­ operation, needs estrogen is Questions of general interest M a n c h e s t e r dependent upon the results of Tuesday: Fillet of cod with Friday: Stuffed cabbage with tional bacon, if desired. will be discussed in future 100% Nylon or Polyastar (To Reheat Noodle Clam a medical examination. Some columns. Write to Dr. Lamb • Solids • Prints lemon wedge, tartar sauce, tomato sauce, buttered string women go through the P a r k a d e mashed potatoes, buttered peas beans, mashed pota^ies, rye Chowder: Heat over medium in care of this newspaper, • Button Down Fronts Rag. $ f i heat, adding milk, clam broth menopause with no problems P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ and carrots, enriched roll, bread, butter or margarine, and never take estrogen. In •12-*14 U or water as necessary to tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. butter or margarine; tapico pineapple slices, cookies (2), achieve desired consistency. pudding, milk or coffee. milk or coffee. Stir frequently.) i n i n i i i i m i PAGE TWELVE — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 ...... EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN Rain Is Everywhere Exeept New England POLICE REPORT r ive Mile Road Race Thanksgiving Morning MANCHESTER • In response to a caller at Magel of 28C Thompson Rd. TOLLAND ELLINQTON Ronald St. John, 33, of 111 3:35 a.m., police went to the recently. Missing are 10 half­ David B. Chase, 24, of 60 W. Lillian B. Jonston, 7 Bancroft hour lashed Clovis, N.M., Wednesday Wells St. was arrested today at Army & Navy Club on Main St. gallon bottles of whiskey. United Press International Main St., Rockville was taken Rd., Ellington was arrested night as a storm dumped more than a half 10:15 a.m. and charged with As police approached the • ’The mailboxes of George to Rockville General Hospital Thundershowers stretched from the operating a motor vehicle while building, a white male about six Wednesday on a warrant issued Open to Females Officially for First Time inch of rain on the community. Beisgen and Harold Bagot of Wednesday for treatment of a by Circuit Court 12 charging her upper Great Lakes across the lower Sedgwick, Kan.,‘ 15 miles north of his license is suspended. Court feet tall wearing a blue flannel apartments at 801 Main St. and leg and finger injury suffered with issuing a bad check. Missouri River to the southern Wichita, received more than five inches of is Sept. 9. shirt and having long hair came of John McDonnell of 709 Main when he failed to negotiate a Police said the coihplaint was Rockies today, but not a drop of rain rain Wednesday night, and Topeka has around the building, running. St. were forced open try fee being assessed each contestant. The fee will be 31 showed up again, and this time, although waved off the curve while driving’ a. motorcy­ made by the Ellington Food By Earl Yost and run annually on Thanksgiving until 1934 and then « was in store for drought-plagued New received more than an inch of rain. William A. Chesters, 28, of 55 The man dodged the police Wednesday before 2:20 p.m. and all money realized in this manner will help swell the starting area, jumped in and unofficially, finished. She was cle on Hunter Rd., Tolland. Center. She was released on her Fourteen weeks from today the 1975 Five Mile Road dropped for lack of interest until 1945 when the Army & i England. A few thunderstorms dotted the eastern Wells St. was arrested today at cruiser. Patrolman Edwin and the contents taken. ’The Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Entry fee must accompany one of three women who entered, and finished. The others Police said Chase had a promise to appear in Circuit Navy Club came forth as a sponsor. 'The 1945 race at- « Gulf Coast and the southern and middle 1:43 a.m. outside Ed Wilson’s Ciolkosz reached out the U.S. Post Office inspectors of­ Race in Manchester, sponsored by Nutmeg Forest, Tall application. The New England drought — the area’s learner’s permit. No police ac­ Court 12, Rockville Sept. 3. were Diane Lechausse of Manchester and Chris McKenzie tracted just eight entries and has grown every since. $ Atlantic seaboard. Citgo station at Spruce and cruiser window and grabbed his fice has been called into the tion was taken. Cedars of Lebanon, will have a ‘‘new look,” following ac­ Last year 31,358.54 was realized on race day by passing of New York. worst in 27 years — combined with the dry Today the Manchester Five Miler is the second biggest 'I spell which withered crops in the coun­ Fog shrouded much of California’s south Eldridge Sts. and charged with shirt but it ripped leaving a case. tion taken at an organizational meeting last night. special containers throughout the crowd. Each year since, there has been pressure from many independent race in New England, topped only in number -ii: try's midlands, was expected to cut sharps and central coastal valleys and fog and fourth-degree larceny. piece in his hand. • A room at Fiano’s Motor A year ago there were 692 entries of which 600 showed up quarters to allow females to compete. The AAU relaxed its Police went to the station in ’The man ran to the rear of of participants and spectators by the world-famous Boston ^ ly into the supply rf corn and hay needed haze obscured visibilty at many locations Inn at 100 E. Center St. Love is a giving thing Wilbert Hadden, general chairman for the sponsors, said at the starting line on lower Main Street, opposite School long-standing ruling several years ago to permit members from the Atlantic to the lower Great response to an anonymous call Bennet Junior High School and sometime Wednesday morning. Marathon. for the winter months and was likely to this year’s race will be open officially to both males and Street, with 538 crossing the finish line in ai steady stream of the opposite sex to compete against one another in track result in an increase in the price of milk. Lakes, the Ohio Valley and the lower about a man at the station. got away. A TV set valued at 3200 was females 14 years of age and older. Many National intercollegiate and AAU champions as | So, give a Keepsake that took more than one hour. The winner was Amby Bur- programs. Forestry officials banned campfires and Mississippi Valley. Patrolman Edward Tighe found ’The south side front window taken. The Five Miler, the No.l sports drawing attraction in well as Olympic and Pan-American Games’ runners have Chesters and his car with four was smashed. All appeared diamond ring to reflect foot, former Wesleyan University star and national long Last year there was a peaceful demonstration staged cigarette smoking in some of the New Visibility was zero at Lebanon, N.H., this City of Village Charm, will be staged on the traditional competed in bunion hops here annually. S this morning. old batteries in it that ap­ okay inside the building. Police Other police action included: your love in its beauty distance figure, who completed the grind in 22:37. outside Race Headquarters at the East Side Rec by both England forests and have ordered some Thanksgiving morning, Nov.28, starting at 10:30. Entry blanks will be distributed early in October. | Early morning temperatures ranged parently belong to the station, suspect entry was not gained • Vandals broke the fence at and brilliance. Keepsake The biggest change in the Turkeiy Day classic, which has men -and women against the ban. parks closed becase of the tinder-dry con­ This year’s race will be the 24th under the sponsorship of No post entries will be accepted. All runners must be ditions. from 42 degrees at Evanston, Wyo., to 90 police said. due to their arrival. the house of Harvey Laquerre diamonds are perma­ attracted as many as 10,000 spectators in the past, has to The decision to open the 1974 race to all was unanimous. Chesters was released on a the Tall Cedars. All proceeds will again enter the Muscular registered with the Connecticut AAU. ^ Farmers and ranchers still were hoping degrees at Blythe, Calif. • At F r a n k ’s P la c e , a of 27 Lydall St. sometime nently registered and be the open door to female runners. Charles “ Pete” Wigren will again serve as race direc­ 3100 non-surety bond for court restaurant at 444 Tolland ’Tpke., Tuesday night. Dystrophy Fund, national objective of the organization. Now that the door has been open to all, race officials are I for more rain in portions of Oklahoma protected against loss. Back in 1960, Julia Chace appeared at the starting line tor. Sept. 9. Jerry Sullivan woke up at 4 • A rear window on the se­ A second major change will find for the first time an en- looking forward to another record-breaking field of thin- $ although recent rainfall, heavy but late, and tried to run but was refused. The following year she The Five Miler was born in 1927 by the Rec Department clads. S has halted the withering of crops and a.m. hearing noises. Sullivan is cond floor of the building at 153 started turning pastures and ranges green Chris Page, 17, of 86G Rachel the owner of the Polar Freeze Main St. was smashed again. Topsoil moisture was adequate in Cotter Suggests Rd. was arrested Wednesday at store in the same building. He sometime Tuesday night. the northwestern portion of Oklahoma, but Special Meeting 7 p.m. and charged with was sleeping in his store over­ • The house of Anthony the Panhandle, southwestern and central operating a motor vehicle night. Eafano of 119 Campfield Rd. areas still thirsted for more rain, crop WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. William without a license and operating Sullivan got up and went to was struck by eggs recently. A reports said. R. Cotter, D-Conn., has asked President an unregistered motor vehicle. the restaurant part of the tomato was jammed into the oil The midlands are just recovering from Ford to seek an emergency session of the He was seen by police riding a building and discovered two fill pipe. The house had not been what some experts have called the worst UN Security Council on the Cyprus ques­ small motorcycle on the lawns, youths, one pryid'g open the can­ entered. Baseball Remains Game of Inches, drought since the Dust Bowl Days of the tion. sidewalks and in Rachel Rd., dy machine and the other • Seven rear windows were 1930s. Cotter said the UN contingent on the police said. Court is Sept. 9. prying open a pinball machine. smashed in the house under THOUGHTS But rain was the rule in much of the war-torn island should be increased in size He tried to sneak up on the construction on Tracy Dr. country’s midsection today. •in order to end fighting between Greek and With the help of phone callers youths but bumped a chair. recently. APLENTY Warm, humid air over the Gulf of ’Turkish forces. and a store owner, police They fled out the south side win­ • A large plate glass window By LEN AUSTER Mexico collided with cool air hovering ’’Innocent civilians are being killed and thwarted three stealing efforts dow they had cut open. An un­ on the Park St. side of the Allen Spoils No-Hit Bid by Morel over the northern Plains, touching off this must be ended through UN action and this morning. Police reported known amount of coins were Singer Sewing Center store on thundershowers. your own personal efforts,” Cotter said in them as follows: taken, police said. Main St. was smashed with a single in the ninth • In response to a call at 1:10 Football Seasons Upcoming By Earl Yost Wind gusts of more than 70 miles per a letter to the President Wednesday. It is the second break sometime Wednesday night with two outs. Chicago a.m. from a person in Squire recently at the store and one of with a board left on the Fall practice begins Monday morning for the East FENWAY PARK, Boston Village apartments off Spencer several breaks in recent weeks sidewalk. Nothing appeared rallied in this game to top Catholic and Manchester High football teams. Eagles’ se­ - Baseball is still a game of the Angels. St., police w^nt to the parking in that area. missing from the store. cond year Coach John LaFontana expects about 67 can­ inches. lots there. Swinging a big bat for the • The 1968 Mustang of Otis jeepsake* didates to report for the opening drills while Indians’ men­ String-bean Red Sox They saw two white males Other breaks reported recent­ REGISTEREO Red Sox was rookie Jim Colemqp of 33 Park St. was ^ DIAMOND RINOS^ tor Larry Olsen, also beginning his second season at the crouching behind a sedan. When ly include: stolen from his house sometime pitcher Roger Moret can Rice, the home run king a OBITUARIES Butterfield^s Still Vacant approached, they fled on foot • Three cars parked to the between 1 and 6 a.m. Police helm, anticipates approximately 80 hopefuls. attest to that being a fact. year ago with Bristol in the leaving behind a tape deck and rear of the Lincoln Center found it on St. James St. with LaFontana, who compiled a 3-7 mark in his rookie cam­ Because Moret just mis­ Eastern League and the No. Neil Ellis, one of the owners is a principal in that firm also. the tape, ’’Bridge Over Wednesday evening were all the ignition wires cut. paign, will have an entirely revamped coaching staff sed - by two inches at the 1 producer of homers in the of the Parkade building Butterfield’s opened Nov. 12, broken into. Joanne Palazzi of Jiiiiies llorvutli Jr. Troubled Water,” by Simon and • The 1964 Impala of David except for Al Freheit who returns as offensive backfield most - Dick Allen’s one-hop International League with formerly housing the Butter­ 1971. On April 23 this year, Garfunkel. Glastonbury reported a Blackwell of 598 Center St. was coach. New assistants are Ted Perry and Frank Driscoll liner back to the box with Pawtucket this season. field’s department store, said three of its largest creditors Both youths had long hair. pocketbook witn fzu in it mis­ reported stolen from his home from East Hartford who will handle the defensive line and one out in the seventh inning James Horvath Jr. of 36 Proc­ Recalled this week. Rice Thursday, ”We have no plans which claimed debts totaling One had a white T-shirt and the sing. Teresa Lenares of sometime between 2 and 4 a.m. backfield respectively while Jim Reagan from Manchester yesterday, the southpaw tor Rd. died late this morning. (for the building) at the present over $5 million forced the firm other a red shirt. One car had Glastonbury reported a tape drove in two insurance runs Glastonbury Police reported has been appointed offensive line coach. Reagan is an East was prevented from pitching He was the husband of Rika time.” into involuntary bankruptcy. been gone through but nothing deck valued at 3M missing from with his second hit of the finding the car there soon after graduate who also saw service on the Central Connecticut Carlosn Horvath. Rumors persist among After a clearance sale, it was missing. Police do not her car. Jack Cunfign of East a no-hit, no-run game. game, a bases loaded single the report early this morning. State College gridiron eleven. Bob Leavitt will serve as Detaiis were unavailable at businessmen that the 70,000- closed forever May 11. know where the tape or tape Hartford reported missing a • Five bikes were reported The late-blooming Moret in the eighth. presstime. square-foot store will soon The empty building is deck came from but suspect it bag of 20 tapes although a tape head freshman coach with an assistant still to be named. had to settle for a 4-0 one- stolen and two found. Several MANCHESTER PARKADE Tough-luck loser was The John F. Tierney Funeral house a branch of the Forbes & assessed for 3708,740. was stolen by the two youths deck and a pocketbook in his case of thefts are being in­ hit, 12-strikeout success Wilbur Wood, making his Home, 219 W. Center St., is in Wallace department store com­ who fled. car were left. vestigated with the help of vic­ against Chicago before an 35th sta rt of the year. He charge of arrangements. pany of Springfield, Mass. Ellis • The storage bin of Donald tims, police noted. Morning Workouts Only unbelievable weekday allowed seven hits in losing crowd of 32,227 paid on a his 15th game. He has won Interim “We’ll be working in the morning only,” LaFontana beautiful afternon weather- 18. Moret shows a record of \ commented. “We’ll start about 7 and finish at noon with Raymond F. Canfield Rate Hike wise. seven wins and five defeats. Funeral services for Ray­ some breaks in between. We’ll go 45 minutes, take a break, Extending the Red Sox Moret’s dozen strikeouts mond F. Canfield of 151 Said Okay and start again.” win streak to four straight was the most since Ray Culp Glenwood St., who died The Eagles open the campaign Sept. 14 on the road at and a six-game edge over turned the trick in 1970 and Tuesday at Manchester HARTFORD (UPI) - Chief Rockville High, a club which upended East a year ago, 30- Cleveland in the American the crowd m arked the 12th Memorial Hospital, are Friday U.S. District Court Judge T. common sense about money 27, on some last second heroics. “The boys are anxious for League East, Moret had the straight better than 20,000 at at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Emmet Clarie has reaffirmed this game,” LaFontana noted, “I think the two teams White Sox in the palm of his Friendly Fenway. Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. the authority of the Connecticut should be about equal.” hand all afternoon. Only one Oakland will be next at Burial will be in Center Public Utilities Commission to The second year skipper’s main task is to find a replace­ great fielding gem was Boston after a day off today Cemetery, Rocky Hill. i^sue interim rate increases to ment for quarterback ^ b Love .'Running back slots seem turned in, that by Moret utility companies. When you compare investments, the good old savings account with Luis Tiant, Bill Lee and Friends may call at the to be solid with returning veterans Joel Desimone and himself when he grabbed funeral home tonight from 7 to Clarie Wednesday denied looks better and better. Time was a few years back, Americans Juan Marichal scheduled to 9. claims by the Hartford Con­ Cephus Nolen. Elsewhere newcomers are expected to fill Buddy Bradford’s liner in face Vida Blue, Jim Hunter Survivors include a son, sumer Activists Association, were looking for “go-go” investments. Not today. The invest­ the voids. the ninth and started a and Ken Holtzman in that Frank R. Canfield of Rocky which includes Hartford city ment world has been through sobering times lately. game-ending doubleplay. order Friday and Saturday Hill, whose name was omitted council members, that the com­ “I don’t believe it,” Moret night and Sunday afternoon. in the obituary in Wednesday’s mission prejudgeid the case by Two Sessions Planned told newsmen after the (DPI photo) Tickets for all three games Herald. issuing interim increases. The time has come to think about the safety of your money, near-gem. “ That’s a no­ Winning Form Exhibited by Boston^s Roger Moret are at a premium. quality of investment, steady reasonable returns, and the avail­ Tribe Coach Olsen has plans for two-a-day sessions with hitter because I should have Dick O’Connell, Red Sox those in the morning getting under way at 8 and running for stopped the ball. It hit the general manager, who ability of your funds. an hour and three-quarters. Afternoon practice is slated fingertips of my glove. It appeared that Morel Yesterday marked the se­ without allowing a base hit. hitter and home run leader enjoyed the game as did for two hours. “The ground ball was had little chance to get the cond time this month that Against Milwaukee Aug. 7, in the American League, owner Tom Yawkey from When you look at it this way, nothing measures up like an insured Olsen will have the same assistants he had last year — right there, right near my ball which was glove-handed Moret, who has caught the he held the Brewers hitless also ruined Nolan Ryan’s bid the sky-view boxes, gave Steve Lindberg, Barry Bernstein, Paul Rashaw and Tom glove, and I missed it. For back of second base by Doug winning habit with the until Pedro Garcia singled for a no-hitter last month Moret a new contract after FIRE CALLS savings account. That’s why, since 1891, local families have Conran. Like his crosstown counterpart, Olsen will have to me, that’s a no-hitter,” he Griffin but no throw was division-bound champions, with two outs in the eighth. the game calling for a $1,000 find a new signal-caller. Heading the list of candidates are added. made to first. went into, the late innings Allen, the spoiler, a .310 raise. made the foundation of their investments an insured savings Billy Wilson and senior Co-Captain Jack Maloney, the MANCHESTER Wednesday, 2:23 p.m. — auto Wednesday, 12:37 p.m. — a accident in Willington account with us. Over the long haul, a Heritage Savings account leading rusher a year ago with 6(X) yards. leaking propane tank in a closed responded to by Tolland Fire is a wise investment. A scrimmage with South Catholic after the first week of car but no fire in front of Department and rescue truck. practice has been slated for the Manchester gridders. Grant’s store at the Parkade. AMBULANCE CALLS / Following the Labor Day weekend, school resumes and (Town) MANCHESTER INSURED SECURITY. Deposits here are insured by the Federal workouts will be restricted to a single afternoon session. Wednesday, 1:15 p.m. — gas Wednesday, 12:29 p.m. — Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S. The season commences Sept. 28 with a road date at South American League Roundup Walt Williams Levels Off washdown by overflowing car young man had spell on side of Windsor High. The home opener is the following Saturday gas tank in parking lot at road by his car Exit 92 of 1-86. Frank’s market on E. Middle Government. with Central Connecticut Interscholastic League (CCIL) (Manchester Ambulance) foe Wethersfield High. Tpke. (Town) TOLLAND COUNTY The Silk Towners have nine contests on the calendar, At Yankees^ Bobby Murcer TOLLAND COUNTY Wednesday, 12:29 p.m. — THE STRENGTH OF HERITAGE SAVINGS stands behind your Bibby Wins 18th Wednesday, 10:26 a.m. — motorcycle accident on Hunter eight CCIL bouts including clashes with new league NEW YORK (UPI) - One of the half-dozen other places, but he picked smoke in house on Warren Ave. Rd. (Tolland Ambulance) investment. Heritage Savings is one of the strongest Savings and members East Hartford High, Enrico Fermi of Enfield oldest codes in baseball is “don’t this particular one. (Vernon Fire Department) and Enfield High. Wednesday, 2:23 p.m. — bike Loan Associations in the State. Reserves are considered a meas­ Stopping Orioles knock the organization” and the last “Don’t knock the organization,” Wednesday, 10:35 a.m. — accident on Grant Hill Rd. The two Meriden schools, Platt and Maloney, and the thing a club trying to work its way Murcer told Williams. brush fire on Apple Rd. (Tolland Ambulance) ure of financial strength among savings institutions, and our two Bristol entries. Central and Eastern, dropped out of (Tolland Fire Department) into contention for the pennant in late “I’ll tell you one thing,” Williams reserves exceed national averages by a substantial margin. the league to form a new conference with several others. NEW YORK (UPI) — Texas defeated Baltimore, 5-1; August needs is a player who breaks said, his remarks directed at Transportation costs and proximity are two of the reasons New York beat Minnesota, 4-1; Cleveland rallied for a 7-6 that code. reporters but intended for Murcer’s for the switch. victory over Kansas City; California shaded Detroit, 2-0, In the last analysis, common sense tells you, the place for your But when you’re the last man on the ears, too. “I’d hit more than seven and Milwaukee topped Oakland, 5-3, in other American club, the one who’s told to get a bat home runsyin this ballpark” — an ob­ money is at Heritage Savings. WHERE you save DOES make a League games. when the ^team is nine runs ahead or vious reference to Murcer’s disap­ Rangers 5, Orioles 1 difference. Bits and Pieces behind in the last inning and someone pointing output this season at Shea Jeff Burroughs’ two-run homer, his 25th, enabled Jim comes up and asks “how’s it going?” Stadium. “And I don’t care if I hurt Entering his 28th year as Manchester High’s head soccer Bibby to win his 18th game for the Rangers with the late in­ sometimes you forget the code. myself by saying it.” coach, Dick Danielson has recorded a 239-86-28 won-lost- ning relief help of Jim Merritt and Steve Foucault. Ross Walt Williams, the squatly-built After the two players exchanged a tied ledger thus far. He’s guided 11 clubs to CCIL titles and Grimsley suffered his 11th loss for the Orioles. UPPLIES WALT WILLIAMS muscleman they call “No-Neck,” few remarks, some of which dug a bit three to state championships. Doug Pearson, a member of Yankees 4, Twins 1 stuck it out by breaking the code after deep, Williams resumed his story. TENTS ON SALE the 1962 state champs, will be Danielson’s assistant once Graig Nettles had a run-scoring double and a two-run his New York Yankee teammates “There’s no way I’m going to play SLEEPING BAGS again...Fenway Park fans are tops. Last Saturday after­ single for the Yankees as George Medich raised his record Fosse Returns beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 in New York next season,” he said, noon, Harmon Killebrew and his Minnesota Twins’ team­ to 15-11 with a six-hitter. Nettles’ single capped a three-run Wednesday afternoon at Shea “even though I’d rather play here COTS - AIR MAHRESSES mates were in. Each time up, the “Killer” received a third-inning rally which helped to hand Bill Butler his sixth OAKLAND (UPI) - Catcher Stadium. than anywhere else.” warm reception from the highly partisan Boston Red Sox setback. Ray Fosse, sidelined since June “It’s embarrassing,” said Williams, Williams, noted as a hustling with a disc injury in his upper LIFE JACKETS followers. After he belted his 557th career homer in the Indians 7, Royals 6 an outfielder who looks like a weight- ballplayer and therefore popular back, returns to the Oakland ICE CHESTS ■ STOMPS fifth inning, Killebrew was lauded by a standing ovation Charlies Spikes hit a two-run homer in the first inning lifter but seldom has been allowed to wherever he has played, came to from a goodly number of the 28,000 in attendance. Bean- and capped a two-run ninth inning rally with a run-scoring A’s’ roster today as they head TAKE YOUR BIKE for Boston to start a nine-game lift so much as a bat or his backside spring training with the Yankees full single to give Tom Buskey his first victory in his 36th relief ON VACATION... town fans realize this might be the end of Killebrew’s il­ road trip. off the bench this season. “I just don’t of enthusiasm. Heritage Savings lustrious career and they wanted to indicate their ap­ appearance for Cleveland. Vada Pinson hit his eighth Rookie Pitcher Glenn Abbott feel like part of the team. Somebody “I hit .289 playing every game the preciation for what he’s done for baseball...After hitting major league grand slam, and Fran Healy also homered (4-4) was returned to Tucson of asks me how we did today and I say second half of the season with BKEMMS 13 Loan Association • Since l(S9l his tee shot on the 12th hole in the final round of the Sammy for the Royals. the Pacific Coast League to ‘the Yankees won or the Yankees Cleveland last year,” he said, “and I Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open, Ray Floyd started down Angels 2, Tigers 0 make room for Fosse, who is lost.’ I could help this team but I just thought this might be my best year. ’ 13”. the fairway. A member of the gallery blurted out, “Come Denny Doyle went 3-for-3 and drove in a run helping expected to be in the lineup in haven’t been given the chance. The I’m only 30, in my prime. That’s why about a week. lyetv Shipment on Ray, lock up second place.” Floyd’s response was to Andy Hassler win his third game against eight losses for man (Manager Bill Virdon) just has it it’s so hard to just sit here when I point to his hip pocket. He proved prophetic with a closing the Angels. Lerrin LaGrow was tagged for only five hits Sooner Suspended in his head that I can’t hit. I know I know I can hit better than some of the round 66 for a 272 total and 322,8()0 second money behind but saw his record dip to 7-14 for Detroit. can.” guys on this club. They can’t be all NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - RALEIGH BIKES Coventry Office: Rt. 31, Coventry 742-7321 Californian Dave Stockton...At this printing, Manchester Brewers 5, A's 3 Williams was unburdening his that great if we’re still seven games Main Office: 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4588 Waymon Clark, the senior High still hasn’t selected a new head basketball coach. Jim Ken Berry’s two-run single and Darrell Porter’s RBI out of first.” fullback for Oklahoma who frustrations, saying how he was being 2 MAIN ST. Moriarty resigned from the post five months ago after double were the big blows for the Brewers who handed K-Mart Plaza Office: Spencer Street, Manghester 649-3007 gained 1,014 yards last season, overlooked by Virdon and wasted in Averaging more than 300 at-bats a compiling an 8-10 season. A head coach should be selected John Odom his fourth defeat despite a two run homer by has been dropped from the the prime of his career, when Yankee season through his seven seasons in lARR’S Formerly Manchester Savings and Loan Association quickly. This is no way to keep an on-going program Reggie Jackson. Kevin Kobel and Tom Murphy combined Sooners’ 1974 roster for dis­ captain Bobby Murcer came over, os­ the majors, six of them with the clicking on all cylinders. A headless Tribe leaves a bunch to hold the A’s to three hits with Kobel picking up his sixth ciplinary reasons, (k>ach Barry tensibly to use the mirror nearby to Chicago White Sox, Williams has been of Indians without any direction. triumph. Switzer announced Wednesday. dry his hair. He could’ve chosen a to the plate only 45 times this season. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August ffl, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974- PAGE HtFTEEN National League Roundup WFL Roundup Mets Still Dreaming ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ For Another Miracle S^EBOARD Like Old Times for Ellis Philadelphia Coach Mad STANDINGS HOUSTON (UPI) — Games like the mistakes, mental mistakes, WFL Standings one the New York Mets won everything we did was wrong.” National League EAST Wednesday night are enough to A walk. Tommy Helms’ error on a EAST W L T Pet trigger a dream. possible double play ball and hits by- W L Pet GB As Pirates Continue Streak Florida 6 1 0 857 Consider first that the good fielding Rusty Staub and Wayne Garrett got St. Louis 65 60 .520 About Officiating in Loop New York 5 2 0 714 Philadelphia 63 61 .508 IW Houston Astros committed five errors the Mets off and running with three NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s like old times for Dock Ellis snap the tie and Ellis followed with his RBI single. Phila 3 4 0 .429 Pittsburgh 63 61 .508 V k Jaxnvl 2 5 0 .286 and several other poor fielding plays runs in the first inning Wednesday. Montreal 58 63 .479 5 and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Kirkpatrick’s fifth homer with a runner on base in the NEW YORK (UPI) — Birmingham and New York may other officials to a station wagon in the parking lot. One CENTKM, giving away a ballgame 10-2. Staub, the former Astro sidelined New York 53 67 .442 9Vi Ellis posted records of 19-9 and 15-7 in 1971 and 1972, second inning accounted for the Pirates’ first two runs as W L T be the hottest clubs in the World Football League on the fan kicked the car and put a dent in it. Pet Second, left-hander Jerry Koosman, with a pulled hamstring the first two Chicago 50 71 .413 13 respectively, when he led Pittsburgh to consecutive divi­ rookie Ed Halicki suffered his seventh loss in eight Brmnghm 7 0 0 1.000 battered in two previous appearances games of the series, drove in four WEST sion titles. However, he dropped off to 12-14 last season as decisions. field but the Philadelphia Bell is definitely very hot in the The Bell took a 14-0 lead as Corcoran threw TD passes of Chicago 5 1 0 ,833 against the Astros, fired a six-hitter. runs. Garrett, a .213 hitter, got three W L Pet GB the Pirates finished third and was saddled with a less-than- In other NL games, Philadelphia clobbered Cincinnati clubhouse. nine yards to John Land and 34 to Paul Dunn. Two one-yard Memphis 5 2 0 .714 And third. Manager Yogi Berra, hits and two RBIs. Los Angeles 78 46 .629 spectacular 3-8 record through July 14 of this year when 10-3, Atlanta shaded St. Louis 5-4, Los Angeles beat While Birmingham and New York continue to ride im­ plunges by Emery and a pair of action points gave the Sun Detroit 0 6 0 .000 with his Mets 9Vz games out of the The three early runs were all Cincinnati 75 50 .600 V k the Bucs were seven games out of first place. Chicago 7-5, New York routed Houston 10-2 and Montreal pressive winning streaks, the Bell are hot about what a 16-14 lead. Alan Thompson scored for Philadelphia and WEST National League East lead, said his Koosman, 12-8, ne^ed. Atlanta 67 56 .545 lOVi At that point, the 29-year-old right-hander, who set a club nipped San Diego 8-7. Coach Ron Waller calls, “jaded officiating” . Tony Adams passed 11 yards to Dave Williams for a W L T Pet luck may be returning in his quest for “I had a little bit of everything Houston 63 60 .512 HVz record for starting pitchers in 1971 by winning 13 straight, Braves 5, Cardinals 4 Alonzo Emery scored his third touchdown of the game Southern Cal TD before Corcoran hit Mike Carter with a S. Calif. 4 3 0 .571 San Francisco 56 59 .455 22Vz another miracle finish like the one tonight,” he said, “but mainly I was regained his winning form and Wednesday night ran off his Mike Lum and Darrell Evans hit home runs to help from a yard out with just 52 seconds left Wednesday night 27-yard scoring pass for a 28-24 lead. Houston 2 4 1 .333 San Diego 49 76 .392 29Mi to lift the Southern California Sun to a 31-28 victory over In other WFL action Wednesday night, Birmingham Hawaiins 1 6 0 .143 which carried New York to the NL keeping, them off stride. That’s the Wedncscluy’s Regulta seventh consecutive victory when he tossed a seven-hitter Atlanta beat St. Louis and give the Braves a sweep of the name of the game.” the Bell. The Sun marched 80 yards in 11 plays for the win­ nipped Jacksonville 15-14, New York crushed Houston 43- Portland 0 6 1 .083 crown in 1973. Los Angeles 7, Chicago 5 and contributed a run-scoring single in the Pirates’ 4-2 three-game series. Evans’ homer was his 16th and his third WedncHilay's Results Despite giving up a home run to Lee Montreal 8, San Diego 7 triumph over the San Francisco Giants. The win, the in three nights. Buzz Capra, with eighth inning relief help ning TD, aided by two 15-yard penalties, and that’s what 10, Memphis humiliated the Hawaiians 60-8 and Orlando Florida 11, Portland 7 “I don’t see why not if we can get May in the fifth and a run scoring Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 2 Pirates’ 24th in 36 games since July 14, moved Pittsburgh from Tom House, got the win to raise his record to 11-6. caused the temperature to rise in the Philadelhia dressing downed Portland 11-7. Chicago is at Detroit in the national Memphis 60, Hawaiians 8 something started,” he said late sacrifice fly to Cliff Johnson in the Atlanta 5, St. Louis 4 to within, 1 Vi games of first place St. Louis in the National Lou Brock stole his 86th base for the Cards. room. television game tonight. S. Calif. 31, Phila 28 Wednesday. “We haven’t had a win­ ninth, Koosman was in control for the New York 10, Houston 2 League East Division. Dodgers 7, Cubs 5 (UPI photo) “This is jaded officiating,” Waller fumed. “Philadelphia Americans 15, Sharks 14 New York 41, Houston 10 ning streak all year. We are only six-hit complete game win. Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 3 “I’m not now, nor was I ever the ace of this staff,” Ellis Mike Marshall, appearing in his 82nd game this season, Sharks* Tom Durrance (20) Breaks Clear is the low man on the totem pole. Southern California, Charlie Harraway plunged two yards for a touchdown Birmingham 15, Jaxnvl 14 seven games back on the loss side 'The loss meant little for the Astros, Thursday's Games maintained after turning in his fifth complete game in his preserved Andy Messersmith’s 14th victory in Los Chicago and a few other teams are endowed with more with 19 seconds left to lead the unbeaten Americans past Thursday's (iaincs with 42 games to go.” who open a three-game series at home No games scheduled last seven starts. “We have 10 aces. Anyone pitching in the Angeles’ triumph over Chicago. Marshall, notching his Americans’ Warren Capone (55) Grabs Hold money so the officials put us down. the Sharks before 27,140 in Jacksonville. Grant Guthrie had Chicago at Detroit The Mets now travel to Atlanta against Philadelphia W h games Friday's Games “They called one penalty they said was defensive clip­ field goals of 31 and 51 yards to give the Sharks a 6-0 lead Cincinnati at Montreal, N majors is an ace. I’m really not pitching that great. 18th save, stopped the Cubs without a hit over the final 12-3 hoping to capitalize on their good for­ behind NL West leading Los Angeles. They’re hitting the ball hard but the difference is it’s going innings. Willie Crawford homered for the Dodgers who ping. It’s a disgrace to our league. I’d rather not be here if before Matthew Reed threw 27 yards to 4fred Jenkins for tune and hoping never to experience Pittsburgh at San Diego, N I have to put up with this.” a Birmingham TD. Tommy Durrance ran five yards for a But every victory the rest of this New York at Atlanta, N to the right place where we can make a play on it. completed a sweep of the three-game series. such a trag^y. King Corcoran, the WFL passing leader who threw three Jacksonville score and Reggie Oliver threw to Keith Krep- month will mean something special to Chicago at San Francisco, N “Statistics don’t mean anything to me. I don’t care if I Expos 8, Pudres 7 Maynard Blasts Ewbank Applications Set “I’m just glad we didn’t play that Berra. He has some late season plans. win 100 in a row as long as we keep winning.” Barry Foote and Ron Hunt contributed RBI singles as TD passes, also got into the act, claiming, “I’ve seen fie for the action point before Harraway’s decisive TD. For Swim Meet way,” Berra said. “The whole month of September we American League With the score tied 2-2, Willie Stargell led off the Montreal rallied for two runs in the ninth to edge San NEW YORK (U P I)-D on short while back but I had a anything to help the guys out better refereeing in the Atlantic Coast Football League. Stars 43, Texans 10 Houston Manager Preston Gomez Let the WFL fine me. On one play, the referees were Bob Gladieux ran for three TDs and caught a pass for play our own division,” he said. “We EAST Pirates’ eighth with a single and pinch-runner Gene Clines Diego. Gene Locklear had given the Padres a 7-6 lead in Maynard, the leading pass death in the family and on the club. Just look at the Deadline for registering for hoped it never happened again. arguing with each other about the call.” another as the Stars ran their winning streak to five games play Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 13 W L Pet GB moved to third on Richie Zisk’s single. After a forceout at the eighth with a pinch-hit home run. Bob Bailey smacked receiver in pro football some other personal roster of the guys who won the annual Manchester Rec “This is the worst game we’ve games the last two weeks, so if we’re Boston 69 54 .561 second and an intentional walk to Ed Kirkpatrick loaded his 16th homer for the Expos. history, is happy to be back problems and I never did get the Super Bowl. How many Irate fans from the crowd of 14,600 in the City of by routing Houston before 12,042 in New York. Gladieux Department Town Swimming played all season,” he said. “Physical not in it, we’ll give somebody hell.” Cleveland 61 58 .513 6 the bases, pinch-hitter Paul Popovich hit a sacrifice fly to in uniform again, this time back to them until last week. of them are still in the Brotherly Love even chased referee Bob Cooper and the scored on runs on one, one and four yards and caught a Championships will be Friday at 5 p.m. Baltimore 62 60 .508 6>/z in the World Football I just want to see what organization? None. Every five-yard TD pass from Tom Sherman, who also threw a New York 62 61 .504 7 League. But he’s still bitter happens. It’s good to be back 25-yard scoring pass to rookie Kreg Kapitan. The meet is slated Tuesday at guy who has left from that Manchester High. Maximum Milwaukee 60 64 .484 9% toward his former in the game and I like the club has gone under difficult Southmen 60, Hawaiians 8 Detroit 58 66 .468 W 'k employers, the New York Webster Resting^ John Huarte threw for four TDs in the first half and then age is 15 for boys and 16 for Schmidt Owns Reds’Hurlers Pitchers Key new rules this league has to circumstances. girls. WKST Jets. took the rest of the night off as the Southmen set a WFL offer. It’s not like the Application forms are CINCINNATI (UPI) - It’s quite ob­ Jim Lonborg picked up his 14th vic­ W L Pet GB In Little League Maynard, who has caught single game scoring record against the Hawaiians before Oakland 71 54 .568 National Football League, available at all town pools. vious that Cincinnati Reds pitchers tory against 11 losses as the Phils more passes for more yar­ “ Weeb Ewbank is just Attack Ruled Out 23,123 in Memphis. Ed Marshall and J.J. Jennings each Kansas City 64 57 .529 5 World Series which is 20 years behind the are going to have to make some pulled within I'/z games of St. Louis in dage than any receiver in times.” concerned with how much ELIZABETH, N.J. (UPI) scored two TDS for Memphis and the Southmen defense th e National League East. Texas 63 62 .504 8 adjustments as far as Mike Schmidt is 60 64 .484 10^ history, has signed with Maynard spent 13 years money he can make and — Former New York Giants tant to the hospital ad- ran back two interceptions for touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Reds dropped 3Vi Chicago concerned before they face the Phils Minnesota 60 65 .480 11 Houston of the WFL and with the Jets and combined someday, people in football football coach Alex Webster minstrator. “If we let him Blazers 11, Storm 7 Bradshaw Hurt next week in Philadelphia. games behind Los Angeles Dodgers in California 50 75 .400 21 WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI) made his debut Wednesday with Joe Namath to form are going to find out what has been told by doctors to have visitors, we’d have Bob Davis threw 20 yards to Greg Latta for a TD and LATROBE, Pa. (U PI)-’The Schmidt slammed three hits, two of the West. Wcdiii'Hday's Results — The pitchers were the night as the Texans were kind of p y he really is. One rest in a hospital in everybody in the whole then passed to Latta for the action point as Florida beat Pittsburgh Steelers conclude difference on the mound and at one of the most explosive them homers, to lead the Phils to a 10- What has brought about the change New York 4, Minnesota 1 bombed 43-10 by the New passing attacks in football. of these days, the owners Elizabeth, N.J., after world here.” the Storm before 15,451 in Orlando. Ken Johnson brought two-a-day work sessions today, 3 victory Wednesday night. And if the in Schmidt, who batted only .196 with Boston 4, Chicago 1 bat Wednesday as Maracaibo, are going to wise up to him. Webster complained of minus wide receiver Chuck Venezuela and Red Bluff, Calif, York Stars. He had one pass He was a key factor in the Webster, who resigned as winless Portland to within a point with a one-yard TD but 25-year-old Philly slugger can handle the Phillies last year? Cleveland 7, Kansas City 6 thrown in his directon and He’s got them all chest pains. coach in 1973, played with Les Perry’s 24-yard field goal won it for Florida and kept Dicus and concerned over the advanced to a semifinal show­ Jets’ march to the Super throwing arm of quarterback quick fame as easily as he does Reds’ “I really can’t say because he didn’t Texas 5, Baltimore 1 caught it for a 17-yard gain. brainwashed.” Webster, 44, was told the Giants from 1955 to 1964. the Blazers a game ahead of New York in the East. Milwaukee 5, Oakland 3 down today in the Little League Bowl in 1968 but he doesn’t Terry Bradshaw pitchers, then Manager Danny Ozark do anything last year and I didn’t World Series. “I feel I can still play the hide his feelings about the Wednesday to remain in the has no reason to worry about watch him to closely,” said Reds California 2, Detroit 0 intensive care unit of St. Thursday's Gaines Mark Keluche, a 5-foot-ll, game,” Maynard said. club now. Maynard was at a virtual Schmidt’s future head size. Manager Sparky Anderson. Kansas City (Splittorff 12-12) 250-pound full-blooded Indian, "Houston contacted me a “I wouldn’t say, it was reunion in New York against Elizabeth Hospital although The two homers and a single Scmidt However, Ted Kluszewski, the Reds was too much for Equismalt, at Cleveland (J. Perry 13-8), N bitterness but more disap­ the Stars. Former Jet team­ a hospital spokesman said collected were three of 16 hits in 32 at- batting coach, did. British Columbia. The 12-year- Texas (Jenkins 17-11) at pointment with the Jets’ mates included Stars Coach he was “not in serious con­ bats against the Reds this season. And “ Schmidt was trying to hit Baltimore (Palmer 4-5), N old struck out 11, fired a two- dition.” hitter and singled to ignite a organization,” said the 37- Babe Parilli, Gerry Philbin, those 16 hits, including seven of everything out of the park last year,” Friday's Games year-old Maynard, who was Webster, of Sea Girt, N.J., PRE-LABOR DAY three-run rally in Red Bluff’s 3- George Sauer and John Schmidt’s 32 homers, have accounted he said. “He had a long sweeping Cleveland at Chicago, N entered the hospital 0 quarterfinal victory. traded to St. Louis last Elliott, all members of the swing. This year he’s popping the bat. Kansas City at Milwaukee N for 13 RBIs in the nine games the two season and was eventually Jets’ Super Bowl team. Tuesday after suffering clubs have played. His swing is sort and compact.” Texas at Detroit, N Alfredo Urdaneta capped his one-hit pitching performance chest pains but doctors Minnesota at Baltimore, N released and finished out the “Just seeing Gerry and with a solo homer in the denied Webster had suffered California at New York, N' 19th HOLE year with Los Angeles. “I John and the Babe brings it seventh inning to give a heart attack. Oakland at Boston, N gave them 13 years of my all back,” Maynard went on. TIRE SALE Maracaibo a 1-0 victory over (UPI photo) “He’s in the intensive care Mets^ Cleon Jones Scores Ellington Ridge life both on and off the field “Those are the p y s who Jackson, Tenn. and after all that, they just really know the story. Like I unit so he can get the atten­ Red Bluff and Maracaibo will Following are the pairings shipped me down the river. remember Gerry getting up tion and rest he needs and to meet in the second game of a Evades Astros’ Catcher Cliff Johnson and starting times for Satur­ Full 4-Ply Polyester Basketball They embarrassed me and at a meeting before the keep the visitors away,” FREE SAFETY CHECK semifinal doubleheader today day’s and Sunday’s Gub Cham­ said Dorothy Shea, an assis- they embarrassed my fami­ SENIOR II after favored Kao Hsuing, Westchester Classic Opens pionship at Ellington Ridge. Super Bowl and vowing that Three J ’s 65. (Tim Allen 21, Taiwan, takes on Tallmadge, 7:30 Maddalum, Pagan!, McGonigle ly- we’d win the damned thing Whitewall Tires Art Pierce and Ray Tllden 7:37 Sanbom.’Schiller. TanUIlo “ It was something I despite Weeb. And he Jay Howroyd 10), Shelly’s Boys Ohio. 7:44 S. Tantiilo, Oldham, Davidson NBA Talks take great pride in their 44 (Jay Murphy 16). Red Bluff got only five hits 7:51 McCarUiy, Meurant, C3ark should have expected, treated George like a little work. Art has 14 years of JUNIOR off loser Mike Bull in their 7:55 Vlgnatti, Zaccaro, Thomas though. Weeb Ewbank boy and George got fed up 8:05 Smith, Thomas, Kuehn Held Today SIZE F.E.T. REG. SALE experience all in brake B ea rs 41 (F le u r e n t 13, quarterfinal win but scored its 8 12 Brown, McCrary, CTiannin (former Jets’ coach and still and quit. He got rid of a lot Johnny Miller Plans 8:18 Salad, Vignatti Jr., Roherto Jr. work. Ray, employed by Shelton 8), Rinky Dinks 38 three runs in the fourth inning DETROIT (UPI) - Official 8 26 Indomenico. Lomhardo, (Jreen- general manager) never did of other good people, too. C78X13 1.99 23.99 Nichols-Manchester Tire, (McKeon 16, Wyman 11). on Keluche’s single, an error, a tield approval of the sale of the Inc. for the past 5 years, Social Lepers won by forfeit fielder’s choice and a single by 8:33 Tulin, Goodman, Moutron lietroit Pistons and a possible A78X13 E78X14 2.24 26.99 *20 Greg Shoff. 8:40 Lingua, Kelly h a s 13 years total over Leapers. Heavy Golf Schedule expansion of the playoffs to 10 F78x14 2.41 27.99 * 2 1 Karen and Rusty Herbert teams are the main topics F.E.T.1.71 experience. For safety Country Club G78X14 2.55 28.99 $ 2 2 HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) - Johnny cuts. The tournaments I’m playing in. Do Well in Kayak Races today at a special meeting of Reg. 22. sake, put your car in the Following are the starting the National Basketball Miller is planning a comeback. I’m finishing. I’m not doing bad. I just H78X14 2.77 29.99 * 2 3 hands of men that know times and pairings for the Dominating the men's intermediate kayak 1,000-meter Association Board of Gover­ haven’t been playing much, that’s all. service. What? Member-Guest Tournament at class at Salt Fork, Ohio, recently was jgusty Herbert of nors. Tough, no-thump polyester G78X15 2.63 28.99 $ 2 2 “I’m gonna be playing a lot from “All I need is just having enough cord rides smooth, retards MAJOR LEAGUE Manchester Country Club Manchester. Herbert won the men’s singles title and teamed Commissioner Walter H78X1S 2.82 31.99 * 2 5 now until the end of the year,” Miller enthusiasm to play good.” wear giving longer mileage. We Check Saturday. with Shawn Sullivan of New York to cop the doubles crown. Kennedy of the NBA has Modern tread design. ☆ ☆ LEADERS says. “You’ll hear from me again.” 8:30 Ferguson, Rossitto; Bolin, During three days of racing, he defeated several members of scheduled an afternoon news 178x15 3.13 34.99 * 2 6 Richard conference to announce the Can be Initellad at alight extra charge. •SHOCKS Miller, the 27-year-old 1973 U.S. 8:37 Karszes, Swan; S. Leone, Jinks the 1972 Olympic team and several past national champions. 8:44 Pietrantonlo, Guest; McGurkin, Rusty's sister, Karen Herbert, a recent convert from swim­ board’s actions following the HOME RUNS Open champion who won five tour­ Does he have that enthusiasm now? • FRONT END Leading Batters Duggan ming and only paddling for three months, did almost as well special session. NATIONAL LEAGUE; naments in the first four months of “I don’t know.” 8:51 Green, MacDonough; Taylor, • DISC BRAKES NATIONAL LEAGUE as placing second in the women’s doubles kayak with her The NB A Board of Governors Schmidt, Phil 32; Wynn, LA 28; this year and then said he was Quaker State 10W30 • BALL JOINTS G AB H Pet Miller isn’t the only big name 8:58 Lapolt, Kohlinskl; Shea, Shea partner Bonnie Losick of Niles, Mich. Miss Herbert placed is expected to give its approval Bench, Cin 25; Cedeno, Hou 22; “drained” from winning so much so Tire Ciearance Garr, Atl 122 520 187 .360 player overcome with ennui on the 0:06 Nadaskay, McKenzie; Dvorak, third in the women’s 500-meter individual race. to the sale of the Pistons earlier • WHEEL BEARINGS 412 135 .328 Perez, Cin 21, Partridge Motor Oil WHILE THEY LAST SALE LIMITED Zisk, Pit 113 fast, has set up a busy schedule for eve of what was once the tour’s 9:12 lurley, RoUi; Pierro, Lasson this month. Fred Zollner, one of • COMPLETE AMERICAN LEAGUE: Rusty and Karen teamed up in the mixed 500-meter race QUART SIZE Our TO STOCK. NO RAIN CHECKS. Smith, St.L 107 378 123 .325 himself the rest of the year. richest event but now is one of only a 9:19 Jones, Peracchlo; D. Anderson, and placed fifth in the field of nine finalists which included the NBA’s founders, sold his EXHAUST Gross, Hou 118 440 142 .323 Allen, Chi 32; Burroughs, Tex Smith All weather super Reg It starts today with the first round half-dozen tournaments offering a 9:28 Barningham, Hemlock; Teets, post national and Olympic competitors. team or $8.12 million to a nine- Power Custom 4-Piy Nylon Whitewal 25; Jackson, Oak 24; Tenace, blend pure Penn.oil. 74" AND OF COURSE Brock, St.L 117 484 154 .318 of the $250,000 Westchester Classic. half-million dollars or more in prize Latsbaw The Herberts will continue training for the U.S. team member group headed by Limit 6 quarts per C78X13 F ^ .T .1 .9 9 Reg. 21.99 $15 Oak 21; Melton, Chi and 9 33 0>nklin, Ellis; Giguere, Giguere YOUR TIRES Garvey, LA 119 495 157 .317 His appearance here marks only the trials for the World Championships early next summer. Detroit-area industrialist customer. F78X15 F ^ .T . 2.42 Reg. 22.99 $15 Darwin, Minn 20. money. 9:40 Lennon, Dehne; Schilling, Lowney G78X15 F.E.T. 2.63 Reg. 24.99 Oliver, Pit 109 452 142 .314 third tournament for Miller on the 9:47 Skinner, Buren; Brown, Gahel William M. Vadison. Bucknr, LA 108 428 134 .313 RUNS BATTED IN 9:54 Lavey, Susanin; Karpuska, J78X15 F.E.T.3.01 Reg. 28.99 $18 U.S. tour in more than two months, in 1 Mntanz, Phi 109 385 120 .312 NATIONAL LEAGUE: Mirarecki — Fast Courteous Service — Jack Nicklaus flew in here early 10 01 Eagleson, Meagher; Annulli, HAVE YOUR BRAKES SAFETY-CHECKED TODAY! Premium Plus 4-Ply Nylon Whitewall Schmdt, Phi 124 431 134 .311 Schmidt, Phil 98; Bench, Cin keeping with the plans he made in the Aiudl Wednesday after a quick trip late last Stan Smith upset 650x13 F £ .T . 1.76 Reg. 22.99 $15 SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS AMKIHCAN 1.EAGUE 94; Wynn, LA 88; Garvey, LA spring to wind down his activity after 10:08 Simon, McCrary passing $200,000 in 1974 money win­ week to Tokyo, where he’s designing a 10:15 Hockenherry, Guest; Lehledz, 700x13 F £ .T .1 .9 5 Reg. 23.99 $15 G AB H Pt 87; Cedeno, Hou 85. Phelps 775x15 F.E.T. 2.16 Reg. 27.99 $17 Carew, Min 119 471 172 .365 AMERICAN LEAGUE: nings. course, and stops earlier this week in 10:22 E. Anderson, Richardson; Complete Brake SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Hassett, Tedford , 99 317 108 .341 Burroughs, Tex 102; Allen, Chi Pensacola, Fla., on Monday and Deluxe 100 4-Ply Nylon Blackwell Hrgrve, Tex But now Miller wants to start 10 29 Mikolowsky, Kemp; Zamaltls, David Fells Goliath Yaz, Bos 116 405 128 .316 85; Bando, Oak 82; Darwin, playing again. Nashville and Cincinnati on Tuesday. Mitchell Overhaul ^ q 88 700x13 F£.T.1SS Reg. 19.99 $12 Jacksn, Oak 115 395 124 .314 Minn 78; Henderson, Chi 77. “I’m a little more interested now 10 38 D. Tarca, Martin; Pelllcane, People already are beginning to Krumh DRUM TYPE "T W McRae, KC 107 386 122 .316 STOLEN BASES forget about him, even though he’s because I had a good tournament in Wide Dval 70 Series RWL Whitewall Randle, Tex 117 397 124 .312 NATIONAL LEAGUE; 678x15 GOODYEAR still the year’s hottest golfer, and the PGA,” said Nicklaus, who Following are the starting In Pro Tennis Open DIm brak.. $20 axtra. Include, turning of rotor, E70X14 F £ .T .2 .4 4 Reg. 23.99 $19 Allen, Chi 116 423 131 .310 Brock, St.L 86; Morgan, Cin 51; $21 some even are going so far as to day— finished second there to Lee Trevino. times and pairings for the an­ BROOKLINE, Mass ln.toll.Uon ol promium quality pad*. G70x15 F.E.T. 2 J4 Reg. 32.99 Orta, Chi 105 387 120 .310 Lopes, LA 48. and Roscoe Tanner, of Big the match on a perfect F.E.T. 3.04 Reg. 29.99 $ 2 2 “I think that was probably the best nual Father and Son Golf Tour­ We inspect master cylinder and brake lines, repack and inspect front wheel H70x15 99 318 98 .308 AMERICAN LEAGUE: get this, now — M ill^ is in a slump. (UPI) — David fells Goliath. Canoe,Ga., (13)—-alsowere Mad(lox, NY tournament I played all year. I didn’t nament at the Manchester volley return to Smith’s bearings, rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders, replace linings on all 4 wheels. All POIYGLASS POWER BELT 123 464 140 302 North, Oak 45; Rivers, Cal, That brings a snap |^ c tio n . Small ousts large. Obscurity upset in Wednesday’s action brake drums are turned and resurfaced, we adjust for proper drum contact, Wide Dval 60 Series RWL Whitewall Scott, Mil Country Club Sunday. Tourney backhand on what appeared “Anybody who would'say I’m in a win simply because a guy just played bleed and fill system with H.D. fluid. It needed, new drums, master cylinder FSOxIS F£.T.2.92 Reg. 27.99 $20 Pinieia, NY 107 397 120 .302 Lowenstein, Clev, Patek, KC will be Selected Drive Scotch is better than fame. at the Longwood Cricket to be a successful passing and Carew, Minn 30. slump has to have rocks in their a little bit better than I did, but it and wheel bearings are extra. American cars only. 060x1 S FX.T.3.03 Rag. 30.99 $23 Ball. In other words, unseeded Club, but third-seeded Hie shot from the frustrated of­ PITCHING head,” Miller protests. “I don’t con­ brought a little of my interest back for No Ir.do-ln; evry out, or rilght extra chg. tor In.t.lteUon 26-year-old Jun Nastase of Romania, fifth- ficial tournament favorite. $4floo NATIONAL LEAGUE: sider this a slump. I’m not missing the remainder of the year.” 10:36 Nadaskay- Nadaskay. McKenzie- Kamiwazumi of Japan ranked Arthur Ashe of Plus Billingham, Cin 15-8; McKenzie. Car Care Chemicals - Your choice 10:43 Wall-Wall, LaFrancls- swarmed all over the court Miami, sixth-ranked ISetv Coach Messersmith, LA 14-5; Gullett, LaFrancIs. Wednesday to pull off the up­ Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ STP Oil Treatment...... Reg. 9 9 * DAYTON, Ohio* (UPI) - Cin and Carlton, Phil 14-8; P. 10:50 Goodwill-Goodwill, Stevenson- Professional Stevenson. set of the $100,000 U.S. tina and seventh-ranked B.rcoton. Spray Undarcoat.. Reg. 1.19 Wright State University has Niekro, Atl 14-10; Lonborg, Phil 10:57 Tarca-Tarca, Whiston-Whiston. Diagnostic & Pat Torza Fourth Professional Tennis Cham­ Manuel Orantes of Spain all Du Pont No. 7 Liquid Pollih... Reg. 1.29 named Ron Nischwitz, former 14-11. ii:04 Moran-Moran, Damato-Damato. Tune-Up Open Mon., Tues., Wed., FrI. AMERICAN LEAGUE: 11:11 Barnihgham-Barningham, S. pionships, ousting top- won to move into the third Turtte Uphotetory C l.an .r ...... Reg. 9 9 ° K K Ea pitcher for the New York Mets, Leone-B. Leone. SAT. 8 P.M. Turtle Vinyl Top Cle.nw ...... Reg. 99° Cleveland and Detroit, new Tiant, Bos 19-8; Busby, KC 18- AND 11:18 Clough-Clough, T. Leone-S. seeded Stan Smith in a round. Analyzer 8:00 - 5:30 10; Wood, Chi 18-15; Hunter, In Links Tourney Leone. fierce, nerve-wracking se­ The 5-foot-6 Kamiwazumi head baseball coach. 11:25 Kristol-Kristof, Giglio-Giglio. AUG. 24 Thurs. 8 to 8 Oak 18-10; Bibby, Tex 18-14. 12:28 Conklln-Conklin, Riggott- cond round match, 5-7,6-2,7- bedeviled the lanky former For 4, 6 and 8 cylinder RADII 5. U.S. Army captain from Sea PLAINVILLE STADIUM s a v e ’ 2 0 ! Moving up into a tie for fourth place after two rounds of ^2% Carlo-Carlo, Faulkner-Faulkner. Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers cars and trucks. Per­ 12:42 Jarvis-Jarvis, Tyler-Tyler. Kamiwazumi, son of a MODIFIED AUTO Sat. 8 to 1 the ninth annual 54-hole Connecticut State Women’s Pines, S.C., with a variety of forms all electrically The 12:49 Connors-Connors, (%arlehois- former tennis star and a TONIGHT Amateur Golf Championship at Aspetuck Valley Country Charlehois. ground strokes and volleys Prevent Uneven Tire Wear Q 0 9 9 based tune up tests. 12:58 Bolin-Bolin, Jones-Jones. WA b L Reg. Large, easy to read Muffler That’e 9:00 (18) WFL Football; Club in Weston is Patty Torza of Manchester Country Club. three-time Japanese aimed at Smith’s backhand. For a smoother, safer ride, 1:03 Steeves-Steeves, Herdic-Herdic. national champion in his RACES 5 2 .9 9 dial. Guaranteed for Fire v». Wheels Miss Torza carded a 78 for a two-day total of 163, trailing 1:10 Lennon-Lennon, Crockett- “His forehand is very let us check your shocks today. Crockett. LAP 7.99 MCHOmUNCNESTER TIRE, INC. own right, has never won a big,” said Kamiwazumi. "I the leader Barbara Young by 10 strokes. She open^ with a 1:17 Wilson-Wilson, Ogden-Ogden. EACH, INSTALLED as long as you major tournament. But, on MOMFIED ^ BROAD ST. (Opposite Sears Automotlva) Stone Soars double bogey on the first hole but settled down to rattle off 1:24 Hassett-Hassett, Mutty-Mutty. tried to think every time to own the car... 1:31 Pagani-Pagani, Lavey-Lavey.' the other hand, neither has hit to his backhand,” which BERLIN (UPI) - Dwight eight straight pars. She had one birdie on the par 3 ,121- 1:38 oTeksinskl-Oleksinski, Annulli- PUIS HEATS 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Manchester Stones, the world high jump yard 12th hole where she canned a 20-foot putt. Annuill. he ever lost to Smith, whom he did with remarkable con- SALE; 875-2517 1:45 Hllinski-Hilinski, Hamllton- he beat in June in their only sistencey. LAP PLEASURE 'cOOD'^FAil' record holder from California, Wendy Ehrlich of Ellington Ridge Country Club fired a Hamliton. 1145 Tolland Turnpike WED. thru SAT. Phone soared 7 feet, 5 inches 1:52 MIoganoskl-Mloganoski, other confrontation at the PLUS HEATS BakkUmhicmo second round 87 to go with her opening 85 for a 172 total To avoid Smith’s Open Late Every Night ARCO 0 Wednesday night to win his McMahon-McMahon. French National Cham­ forehand, Kamiwazumi S3 Adm. 6-12 fra. 99e 843-1161 OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP while farther down the list are Pat McKee of MCC with a 1:59 Warren-Warren, Price-Price. Except Sat. ’til 9 P.M. ROUTE 83 specality at an international 2:08 Nordeen-Nordeen, Meiton-Meiton. pionships. rushed the net with a Under 6 yean FREE MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE 184 and Nancy Narkon with a 187 total. 2:13 Pierro-Pierro, Mikolowski- track and field meet in Olympic ’Two other seeded players The final round will be played today. MUiolowski. vengence which was exactly Racing Every Sal 8 pm stadium before 20,000 fans. 1:11 Deniko-Demko. Dohkin-Dohkln. — Jaime Filial of Chile (11) where he stood after iceing PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEN

Junior Women Sponsor NEWS CAPSULES ^Gei to Know You^ Tea Youth Pleads innocent in Rham Bomb Case VFW Still Against Amnesty By United Press International CHICAGO (UPI) - Despite the convention passed a motion "I must say to you this Newington Children’s Hospital. VERNON pleas from President Ford and morning that in the action you The dance, scheduled for by Pat Bohmer, a Vietnam The Vernon Junior Women’s Robert Cranfield, 18, of nection with the June 25 bomb charges placed against him, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Saturday, will start at 8; 30 p.m. veteran from Minneapolis, took, I believe that you were in Club will sponsor a “getting to Marlborough pleaded innocent incident at Rham High School pleaded innocent previously D-Mass., the Veterans of error.” and will feature entertainment Ambassador Named Minn., reaffirming the group's know you” tea Tuesday at 7:45 to charges of first-degree arson in Hebron in which one student and is also awaiting trial. Foreign Wars convention has by Max Creek, a local five-man “total” opposition to any form The President, Kennedy told p.m. in the Edith Peck room of and conspiracy in Tolland Coun­ suffered minor injuries. The in­ WASHINGTON — President Ford has named William reaffirmed its unswerving op­ combo. Two others, James Ellis, 18, of amnesty. the veterans, had gone to the the Rockville Public Library ty Superior Court Wedesday. cident happened two days of Hope Valley Rd. and David Crawford, a career diplomat, as ambassador to Cyprus, position to any form of amnesty VFW "as a commander in chief Residents of the apartment Departing from his prepared for club members and women His name was assigned to the before graduation. All four ac­ Poirier, 17, of Rt. 85, both of replacing Rodger Davies, who was assassinated Monday. for those who refused to serve would to his men ” with "a complex raised more than $130 text, Kennedy had scolded the who may be interested in jury trial list but no trial date cused were graduated but were Hebron, arrested on the same in Vietnam. propo^l that had mercy and to donate to the hospital, Crawford, 46, is now ambassador to the Yemen veterans' group for its passage joining the club. has been set. not allowed to attend the charges, had their cases con­ Republic. Angered veterans stood and leniency built into it.” ■proceeds from a Memorial Day Tuesday of resolutions opposing Any woman aged 18-40, living Cranfield, and three other ceremonies. tinued to Sept. 3 in Superior shouted “No! No! No!” dance. Charles Simone is social amnesty. That action followed in Vernon, Tolland or Ellington youths, were charged in con­ Eugeiie Turner, 18, of Rt. 6, Court. Wednesday when Kennedy by one day Ford's speech to the “ It was these basic virtues is eligible to join the club. director for the club. Andover, who had the same asked if they had "faith enough that he placed before you,” Benefit Dance Hospital Shelled convention calling for some Several new projects are to be generous and the strength form of amnesty to allow Viet­ Kennedy said. In a news con­ On r^ u e st of the Board of being considered for this club SAIGON — Communist gunners shelled a military to be, as he (Ford) said, nam war expatriates to work ference prior to his speech, Elducation, the Vernon Town year. One of them is a “New ••v.swls hospital today in a district town 30 miles northwest of lenient.” their way back into their coun­ Kennedy said he thought Ford Mother’s Tea,” sponsored by Council has agreed to return Kennedy called on the had been “excellent” in his $16,931 to the board’s budget Saigon, field officers said today. Nearby, two battalions of try. the homelife committee of the veterans to be “large enough, “It was wrong to turn him first week as President. J i club. when funds are received from militiamen were fighting to free another company at Suoi Cao outpost. The company has been surrounded by Com­ courageous enough, to heed the (Ford) down without even For this event it is planned to the state in September or Oc­ call of a man who sought your Kennedy said that, if Ford munist troops for the past two days, the officers reported. hearing his proposal in full,” have a nurse from the Rockville tober. support. On this issue, he can deal effectively with infla­ The money is for three Kennedy said. “ I believe it was tion, “he would be extremely Public Health Nursing Associa­ deserves it.” wrong for this great gathering tion on hand to answer any programs the board wished to formidable for anyone to un­ OdoosOmcL GARDENS But a few hours after to be the first to turn against implement during the summer ‘Sorry and Afraid’ seat” in 1976. questions the new mothers may Kennedy’s speech, delegates to him. SEN. EDWARD have. and during the J974-75 school DETROIT — Rudolph Acosta says he’s sorry and afraid KENNEDY An amateur art show is year. Let Us Help You With Your Lown and Plant Problems Famous Sheriff Dies — sorry a 12-year-old girl died in a hail of bullets intended planned for September and in As the state funding would SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN Accident Claims Buford Pusser (left), made famous by the movie “Walking Tall” as the crime-fighting November the club will sponsor not be available in time, the for a hired assassin and afraid outraged citizens may try to Another Victim 166 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER 6 4 3 -8 4 7 4 lynch him. sheriff who survived seven assassination attempts, died in a flaming car crash Monday in a bloodmobile program. Also board took the money from its NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A Prisoners Going Free Selmer, Tenn., hours after announcing he’d signed another film contract. Here he is shown planned for the fall is a budget. When state funds are SPECIAL - NOW ONLY Acosta, 24, surrendered to authorities in Detroit weekend automobile accident with Joe Don Baker, the actor who portrayed him in "Walking Tall.” (UPI Photo) scholarship fund-raising dance received they automatically go Wednesday on a murder charge demand^ by angry that killed a young man has and the health committee will to the general town budget. citizens of nearby Highland Park, where the shooting oc­ claimed another victim. be doing extensive work with The board has followed this curred. Wendy Sarnowski, 15, of New HARTFORD (UPI) - About the state Supreme Court, claimed they were being held il­ the area senior citizens. procedure in the past, asking Britain died Wednesday in New 120 prisoners at facilities nullified an act by the legally under sentences im­ Those planning to attend the the council to return the state Britain Hospital. She had been across the state are going free legislature giving Circuit posed by Circuit Curts prior to Voters Table Ordinances Tuesday tea are asked to call funds to the board budget so First Appearance critically injured in the wreck today and Friday because of a Courts the power to give the ruling. Nearly 80 men will Mrs. Robert Smith at 872-6909. there would be no cost to the in Southington Saturday. Killed ruling by Superior Court Judge sentences up to five years. not be freed immediately, Benefit Dance town. All Colors, In Blossom. Fill In Those WASHINGTON — Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller makes her Heading Home in the accident was Nicholas Leo Parskey in a case earlier As a result, nearly 200 writs however, because of such On Excavating, Insurance The Nutmeg Village Country The three programs, all ap­ Empty Spaces Now; They Last and first appearance in Washington today since the nomination Michael Cerrate of Bridgeport heads home from the Napoiitano, 16, of New Britain. this year. of habeas corpus were granted problems as parole violations, Club in Vernon, the social club proved, are; Adult Basic of her husband to be vice president Tuesday. “Happy” Frank Sarnowski, 18, driver of Wednesday by Superior Court other warrants lodged against LastI 3 for *4.45 Cheshire Correctional Institution after his release Monday Parskey ruled that Circuit of the Vernon Nutmeg Village Education, $12,000; Career Rockefeller, whom her husband said was not “presen­ the car and brother of Miss Sar­ Judge Walter J. Sidor and Cir­ them, and possible mental ANDOVER prohibiting an insurance agent Electors unanimously ap­ Education workshop, $3,811; Still Available: BEDDING PLANTS. GERANIUMS. VEGETABLES, RED and following a state Supreme Court order limiting the senten­ nowski, was critically injured Courts in the state cannot im­ cuit Court Judge Nicholas F. or any member of his household apartment complex, is planning table” enough to make the trip Tuesday, was to be Betty cing power of Circuit Courts to one year maximums. (UPI problems. Court personnel said Don iia llolliind proved appropriating a $3,500 and Summer Work-Study, $1,- GREEN CABBAGE, PARSLEY, ENDIVE PLANTS and much, much morel but reported improving. pose a sentence of more than Armentano. from serving on the town in­ another in a series of fund­ Ford’s guest at a White House luncheon. the rest would be freed as soon About .35 residents attended a for a dump truck. The total raising dances to benefit the 120. Photo) one year. His ruling, upheld by Motions from 198 prisoners as paperwork is finished. Town Meeting in Andover surance committee, they tabled amount needed for the truck PERENNIALS SHRUB PLANTING action on an ordinance Evw tM tIng Wednesday at which all but two will be $13,600. It will be paid Plant N ow SPEOAL! NOW’S THE BEST TIME items on the agenda were un­ providing that no member of for by revenue sharing funds. IMphlnunw, StaUe*, Plenty for Pets OwMluim, Luplm, PInlw, FORSYTHIA animously approved. James the insurance commission or The initial amount was ap­ Agwihim, StiMte Dalty Potted 2 to 3 ft. OF THE YEAR TO WASHINGTON — Despite the summer’s drought, Hohmann III was moderator. their family shall gain any proved at a Town Meeting More Residents Complain Coral Balia, Sadhima, financial benefit from the TTiymat, Hailia, Pkia many SPREADING there’ll be enough grain on hand through the coming year Action was tabled on an or- earlier in the year. ^ ottwr varMlaa. purchase of insurance by the About Parker St, Traffic EU0NYMU8 to feed dogs and cats, says Agriculture Secretary Earl L. diance prohibiting excavation Residents authorized the first Larg*, Hardy FEED YOUR LAWH! town. Potted 12"-15” Butz. Butz got a flood of irritated letters earlier this month on any town road or right of selectman to enter into the 5” Pota We’re Headquarters for'SCOTTS, Residents again felt they Multi-Jurisdictional Prime The petition follows on the when he said that if critics who wanted Americans to eat way without first obtaining a Another petition regarding ONLY...... 9 9 * ONLY *2.99 GREENFIELD, ORTHO, HUBBARD- permit from the first select­ would like more time to study Sponsor Agreement for Com­ Parker St. traffic (doubled heels of one signed by 32 other HALL, and MILORGANITE. less meat in order to save grain were really serious, they Spree! of course! man. Residents felt they would the ordinance. prehensive Manpower since July 5, when Woodbridge residents of Parker St. and 3 for *2.99 could save large amounts of grain by eliminating half of reasons why 3 like more time to study the or­ Residents unanimously ap­ Programs for Hartford Labor St. traffic was rerouted to delivered to town officials HANGING POTS This Week*s Specials the country’s 32 million dogs, 22 million cats and 8 million proved the following ap­ Pretarva Your greatest selection ^ dinance. Market Area and Capitol Parker St. because of the Tuesday. Drfvowoy Rag. $9.99 horses and mules. Although voters approved propriations to the 1973-1974 Region State of Connecticut un­ collapse of the bridge over The latest petition reads, • ORTHO GROW LAWN of bikes to chooQo’# ^^'^dreds JEM TEJ.16 NOW ONLY rescinding action taken at the budget; highways general; ?1,- der Comprehensive Employ­ Bigelow Brook) has been “The greatly increased traffic FOOD Pi'fces ... check thfo Low annual budget meeting in 1962 911, .social security, hospital in­ ment and Training Act of 1973. delivered to Police Chief James since the closing of Woodbridge DRIVEWAY SEALER Covers 12,000 sq. ft. Accused of Bias surance, retirement. Reardon. St. has caused air and noise *5.95 Reg. $10.95 '^hat we meant a nw see Signed by 17 residents of pollution, continuous annoyance Indoora or Out NOW O N L Y ...... BUCHAREST — Feminists accused the U.N.-sponsored care. VVe’rp n«t ... we Parker St., from Green Rd. to and great hazard to |^8a30 EXTRA LAME 8IZEI • HUBBARD-HALL World Population Conference today of “incomprehen­ E. Middle "Tpke., and circulated pedestrians, bicyclists and Plants • Plants • Plants PLANT FOOD sible” bias and demanded a greater say in drafting plans to ^eppy. Satis/actlon^ ^°^’''e other motorists in this by Mrs. Francis Wetherell of Chryaanthamuma, Larga and Small Follaga and For flowers, vegatablsa, limit the earth’s inhabitants. Spree! is all a b S 343 Parker St., it requests that neighborhood.” Tarrarlum Planta, Qloxinlaa, MIxad Pota, RuaHc shrubs; feed them now - Author Betty Friedan said the United Nations organized Sub Teacher Rates are Approved “the Traffic Authority of Bids were opened Wednesday Baakata, Aialaaa, Rhododtndrona, AIrlean VIolata, the last time. and much, much moral Thouaanda to chooaa Irom. the conference “over the prone body of woman.” Writer Manchester take immediate for a new Woodbridge St. 50 lbs...... Germaine Greer said the delegates treated women as bridge, with the apparent low 10 days of work substitutes will He cited board member steps to enforce the posted TeiririiiiL S Bonzai Sunoifes • HUBBARD-HALL mere baby factories. ANDOVER bid just under $50,000. Town receive $40. Ronald Kauffman for the hours speed lim it (25 m ile- per LINE_x_x. ■ »x.i • • • i.*_5 9 _lbSi 9 9 * LAWN FOOD Doniiii Hollanil hour)” on that portion of the Manager Robert Weiss has es­ Dr. David Cattanach, and hours of work he did, LIME_...... i....,80 lbs. *1.25 10-6-4 or 20-10-5, Corr<-H|iond<'til superintendent, reported that street. timated a new bridge could be T. l. (146-037.5 without which there would have covers 5,000 sq. ft. School Aid Lost he has been meeting with the in by early October. The Board Eliminate Brown Spots In Your Lawn ONLY ...... The Board of Education un­ been trouble opening the school custodian weekly concerning of Directors will consider an and Crabgrass with “CLOUT,”... We also carry: Castur Pomace, Cotton HARTFORD — A new federal financing formula may animously approved the on time, not to mention the Smokey’s Fate building and grounds appropriation at its Sept. 3 Knockout Chinch Bugs with “K W IT . Seed Meal, Dried Blood, and Roes Food... reduce the share of financial aid for education of disadvan­ following pay rate for sub­ money he saved the town. Up to Senate maintenance. meeting. stitute teachers. Termite Inspection taged children in Connecticut’s largest cities. State Educa­ He said the building is in good WASHINGTON (UPI) - Only The board unanimously ap­ tion Commissioner Mark R. Shedd said Wednesday that Those hired for a short term shape and the custodial staff action by the full ^ n a te stands will be paid $20 per day. After proved hiring Terminex at a Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven may lose about 10 to is doing a good job. between Smokey Bear, now in price of $1,040 to rid the school deteriorating health at the 15 per cent of the federal aid they received last year. of its termite problem. Ter­ National Zoo, and his eventual minex will also conduct an an­ return to his New Mexico home. nual inspection for termites at The Senate Agriculture Com­ Someone Shoots a charge of $50. mittee Wednesday approved a Bids received for ridding the resolution to return Smokey building of termites ranged MS\NK can 521-7150,,,, Bear to his native Capitan Moun­ Minister's Poodle from $1,040 to $1,730. tains of New Mexico after his The school board will inform death. A similiar resolution NEED HELP? Tuppins, the 17-year-old, “I planned to let him go in his the finance board of its deci­ liAivw m iiL iiiK i; white, miniature poodle owned already has been aproved by own way,” the pastor said. sion. the House. by the Rev. Michael Ricci of 652 "But when I looked him over Open Election Day N. Main St., was found Monday The black bear, symbol of Monday night, I saw he had not The board approved the use at 8;30 p.m. in the middle of the campaigns against forest fires, been struck. There was a hole by townspeople of the school’s IaUE A M IN . Evci*Ytliiii{| road in front of Jhe pastor’s was found by firefighters after inpoLine charoeH in his lower left side.” multi-purpose room on election suffering burns in a forest fire Alwayt Op«n For Your Problem $RO charge H house — shot. , SAVE Officer Curt Wilson of the day, Nov. 5. A couple passing by saw the nearly 24 years ago in the our rag. 69.99 SAVE 15.99 Manche^er Police Department The area can be closed off so dead dog. They picked it up and Capitan Mountains. In i need is sit MwVBSXl Funded by the State of Connecticut our reg. 94.99 has been filling in for Dog *79 as not to interfere with the and United Way of Qretfter Hartford off the road. Neighbors told HUFFY THUNDER ROAD 20** COLUMBIA 27dNCH Warden Lee Fracchia this regular school day. TENNIS, ANYONE? them jt belonged to the minister week. He examined the dog also MOTOR CROSS STYLE BIKE MEN*S 10-SPEED RACER BIKE Electrical Bill PALM SPRINGS, Calif. who is associated with the and concluded he had been PROFESSIONAL GRASS SEED MIX Mrs. Susan Baker, board (UPI) — There are now more » Features 20x2.125” blackwall knobby tires, As.sembly of God church on E. killed by a wound caused by a Only 10 per cent of the calls About 13.2 per cent of the clerk, reported that the elec­ than 200 tennis courts in this The newest breakthrough in lawn grass seed in years. Two rugged twin cantilevered frame with extra- Middle Tpke. The couple left small caliber bullet. received by INFOLINE are calls from residents of the East 27” gumwall tires, sure-grip center pull dual trical bill for the school for the desert resort, excluding those specially developed grasses combine to give you toughness, wide toe plates and finished in flat black. the dog at Pastor Ricci's house Wilson said the police have from residents of the Hartford-Manchester area con­ caliper hand brakes, stem mounted shift month of July was $367, with $98 at private homes, according beauty and weather resistance. Pennstar for ryegrass tough­ Low profile crossbraced handlebar, telling his mother they thought not had anything similar to this Manchester, East Hartford, cern problems of public protec­ levers, front, side and rear reflectors, rac­ of that amount being the fuel to the Palm Springs Conven­ ness and low mowing tolerance, Pennfine for Kentucky blue- coaster brake, rat trap pedals and thick it had been hit by a car in the in recent months. He could not and South Windsor areas, said tion. These are questions ing saddle. Zingy yellow. adjustment. tion and Visitors Bureau. grass beauty. Highly disease resistant. (84-1317) padded saddle. road. say whether Tuppins had been the coordinator of the region’s dealing with legal information The minister was not sur­ shot from a passing car or not. information and referral or fuel distribution or other prised the dog was dead. It was The dog never went far from his program. public services and utilities. c h a rg e H almost blind, could hardly bark, 8mm jWuttatM. house much less out of his yard. Mrs. Helen Fisher said There were no calls concerning SAVE 13.99 and was on medication. The vet He might have been shot and | 9 5 MR. PETE although the three-year-old ser­ rehabilitation or special educa­ had told him the dog was on Pilgrim Mills our reg. 82.99 then staggered to the middle o f . PEAT MOSS vice is available to any Capitol tion. “overtime” and that most the road where he expired. Region resident, she does not “This would indicate that miniature poodles last no more The pastor reported the case Prime Canadian sphagnum believe that residents east of many residents are not fully peat lor mulching and gen­ than age 16 at most. to the police mainly to help FABRIC SALE the river are fully aware of the aware of our services,” said COLUMBIA 2 6 INCH But Tuppins was not in pain. eral soil Improvement. Also Mrs. Fisher. protect other pets. Whoever great for insulating plant­ service and how to use it. MEN^S 10-SPEED RAUNG BIKE Besides, the parishioners of INFOLINE answered over 2,- shot his dog might shoot others, ings lor the winter. (87-3116) INFOLINE is the only 24- Pastor Ricci's first church in he said. hour telephone service 700 calls during this year’s first England had given him Tup­ BIGGEST SELECTI9N ^•UKmmA/hm available to help residents quarter, but most of the calls Sensational with ten speed derailleur, stem mounted shift levers, pins, Then and since, people reach the proper agency for any came from Hartford. Callers dual caliper hand brakes, stick Maes Bend style handlebars. The TITAN LAWN SWEEPER jazziest in blue finish. referred to Tuppins as the Legion Plans GRAPERY & SLIPCGVER Converts from hand pushed type of help offered in the com­ were given information about “assistant pastor” wherever model to trailer model quickly munity. many services, including fami­ his owner went. and easily. Clears 26" swath and ALL SPREE BIKES COME FULLY ASSEMBLEDI Son^s Unit FABRICS IN THE AREAI holds up to 6’/, bushels of cut­ “We help people get through ly problems, assistance to older tings, leaves and other yard 6 cu. It. the system and to the help they people, legal aid assistance, debris. Folds lor storage. welfare, health, employment, COVENTRY (82-3155) need to solve problems,” she Sponsor Squadron said, adding that the com­ financial worries, recreation, SAVI 48* Bike Tour and consumer protection The Green-Chobot- AGWAY HP CYCLONE plications and confusion of the DORCY DELUXE 4-PIECE FRAME 4 Full BoHs system has reached a point questions. REFLECTOR KIT our r*g. 1.98...... I aOU Set Sunday Richardson American Legion- ROTARY TILLER SPREADER SOUL M G AQWAY Post 52 on Wall St. has voted to Values to where people are having dif­ “We are making every effort Briggs & Stratton engine, ver to reach suburban areas so that The last August bike tour sponsor a squadron of the Son's <5.98 yd. yd. Accurately and effectively UMESTONE TOP DRESSING ficulty in getting through. DORCY DELUXE TIRE PUMP O C A sponsored by the American 1a99 tical rewind start, forward, spreads fertilizer, weed kill­ Consists of sand, loam and our service can be more used by of the American Legion. A MUST FOR BICYCLISTS our reg. 4.44...... neutral and reverse. 16 un­ er, Insect control materials troubled people,” said Mrs. Youth Hostels will start Sunday Robert Long, senior vice composted manure lor con­ breakable tines. Tills 8" deep In an 8' arc. BiaJiopper. ditioning, leveling and im­ at 9;30 a m. from the meeting commander of the post, will act Spear Wounds Fisher, indicating that at some SAVK 2a88 and 26" wide. (82-1011) (82-3451)^ Rag. 27.20 proving turf. Improves good place at the parking lot of the as the advisor to the group. Any point in everyone’s life help or DORCY V x 1/4 ” FULL SAFETY $C drainage, thatch control and Prison Guard charge It Mary Cheney Library on Main male heir of an American NOW quick information is needed. "A CHAIN AND LOCK ourreg.8.88...... V charge it $ 1 8 9 9 5 aids in feeding. (87-3022) SAN QUENTIN, CAlif. (UPI) SAVE 4.99 St. Legionnaire is eligible to join call to us at 521-7150 will SAVI 99« SAVE 9.99 — A San Quentin Prison correc­ produce results as quickly as “ our reg. 46.99 our reg. 65.99 Steve P’ink is the leader and without any age restriction. 50 lbs. DORCY SPEEDOMETER ...A DELUXE MUST $ 7 *23** Great for "sweetening' tional officer was wounded possible,” she said. he will determine the pace of Some of the goals of the Sons FOR ALL BICYCLESourreg. 7.99...... » an over-acidic soil. $ - | 5 5 Wednesday when a convict FAMOUS MAKER QIRL8’ OR BOYS’ FAMOUS MAKER 2 6 " LADIES’ OR the tour that will include some of the American Legion include “In order to make more peo­ hurled a spear —made from 20-INCH HI-RISER BJKE SAVI 2.88 hills. teaching Americanism, ple aware of INFOLINE, one of MEN’S 3-SPEED BICYCLE rolled newspapers and a DORCY EXTRA ROOMY STANDARD Fee for non-members is 25 patriotism, citizenship and the 1 Only our staff makes a guest Sensational at this price, with top features $i A "Express" coaster brake model features 26 ” sharpened toothbrush —at him. BIKECARRIERourreg.1ZS8...... I V cents. history of the American Legion. appearance each week day on like safe and sure coaster brakes, 20” blackwall tires plus chrome touring-style Prison officials said G. W. Harold Newcomb, post com­ WTlC’s ‘Your Right To Know.’ poster-wall tires, custom banana saddle, SAVI 2.88 handlebars, full-length fenders and a deluxe r ■ STORE HOURS: Come to the ^eenest store in town! Lawson suffered minor in­ This has increased the number FIRST GAME mander, reports that the Mon. T u m . Wad, DORCY SUPER LARGE DELUXE C saddle. Brown only. A terrific buy! juries. They identified his reflective pedals, more. Yellow and blue. BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - American Legion Post is spon­ 8:30 to S:30 of calls from suburban towns,” BIKECARRIERourreg.ll.8<...... > W Thurs. 8:30 to 8:30 assailant as George Warren, 25, she said. Argentina's first organized soring, in conjunction with its Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 EOUIPMENTSHOP: Mon. Tuas. Thurs. FrI. a convicted murderer. rugby match was played at Women's Auxiliary, a tag and INFOLINE is funded by the SP-636 M'3SUriL|f'J6 8:00 to 8:00 A spokesman said Warren state and the United Way of the Buenos Aires Cricket and rummage sale starting at 10 AG WAY,® Inc. Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 FABRIC DEPARTMENT^STORES rolled up the newspapers, Football Club May 14,1874, in a.m, on Sept. 7. Anyone wishing B40 NEW STATE ROAD. Buckland 643-5123 CLOSED WEDNESDA'^ Greater Hartford. It is a moistened them and let them program of the Community accordance with rules estab­ to donate articles can contact MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off. 1-86) 3 8 1 Broad St., Manchester dry before inserting the Council of the Capitol Region, lished in England in 1871. Newcomb at 742-8009. toothbrush. Inc. Sale In effect thru this weekend 1 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22. 1974 ^N C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN Young Long Hairs Form Dead Inmate Was a ‘Misfit’

AMARILLO, Tex. (UPI) - The end came just after noon “When they did, shots were rushed back to their eighth Top Painting Company Darvin Ray Meharg was in­ Wednesday when the rebels fired at each,” Baker said. floor cells and surrendered. subordinate, an embarrass­ rejected an offer delivered in “Meharg died of a shotgun blast Mrs. Thiel and the three other ment to the men he worked writing by Sheriff T.L. Baker, and Hosford was hit once in the inmates were arraigned Slory and l*iioloH bigger can to dip the roller. He with, “a typical misfit.” In which did not include freedom, stomach with a pistol blast.” Wednesday night on a charge of puts a screen over the “five” the prisoners wkwked up a Hy ]\1ul Harlow short, he couldn’t cut it as a The trusty was hospitalized in aggravated kidnaping, a crime instead of using a tray. policeman. flight of stairs to their seventh serious condition. that carries a maximum 99- “We got kinda bored and so Low Prices “He was a misfit in the police floor fortress. “1 did not know if either the year sentence, for their part in we started painting houses in “Our prices weren’t high in force and had many problems,” At a prearranged signal, of­ prisoner or the trusty had the abortive escape attempt. March, 1973," says Peter the beginning,” Peter said. Wichita Falls, Tex., Police ficers hiding around the comer knives when they lunged at our Department of Public Safety Belliveau, 21, president of the “But they got higher as we Chief C.C. Daniel said. “He was from the stairs charged the deputy,” Baker said. “That’s Patrolman Cal Hinkle and Belliveau F^ainting Co, learned more about painting.” a problem.” steps. Hostage Stan Snitker, a one of the hardest decisions a Deputy Sheriff George Giner Peter now runs one of the Their volume of paint con­ Meharg, 39, joined the force deputy, jumped out of the way. peace officer is forced to make received minor leg wounds. most active painting firms in sumption is so high that they Jan. 16, 1956. He resigned, Meharg and trusty Edward — whether to fire or not to Baker said lawyers were the Manchester area with nine now have most of it trucked to following two suspensions for Hosford, who was not an active fire.” checking into reports that five employes and a sieadily their home. insubordination, two years p articip an t in the escape Immediately after the women inmates in the jail were growing list of satisfied “But we still use local paint later. attempt, lunged after Snitker. shooting, the other prisoners abused sexually and physically. customers. dealers as well,” he said. Wednesday, Meharg was shot "We didn't plan out to be a “Am I making money? R’s and killed in jail while trying to company," said the easy-going hard to say. I’m making a lead a band of fellow prisoners part-time student at living,” Peter said. to freedom. Three other per­ Aged Should Try Yoga Manchester Community “Our prices have been going sons were wounded, but a depu­ College, up. But they are still very ty who had been held hostage BERKELEY, Calif.(UPI) - trying yoga, meditation, tai-chi body awareness techniques and F’eter was born in Williman- reasonable.” was rescued. A behavioral scientist says and other such techniques for consciousness refinement tic and lived in Coventry until When giving an estimate, ‘‘He was a typical misfit,” troubles await older people who mental and physical develop­ techniques promise a greater age 4 when his parents, Mr. and Peter said, “People don’t take Daniel said. “Of course, in due become brittle and vulnerable ment. personal mastery and control Mrs, .Joseph Belliveau of 142 a big view of me. They’ve heard time he had to get out of the by clinging to out-of-date “ For those who need to over mental and physical Diane Dr., moved to about me. business.” perceptions of reality, develop their intuitive capacities. Manchester. He has four sisters “I usually wear what I have Meharg had no criminal “As a person ages, an in­ awareness of reality and “Older people should try and a brother, 13, who has . on, usually painting clothes. I record prior to his stint on the tuitive awareness should be become more open to change, yoga,” Kuypers said. worked with him in the com­ drive up on my motorcycle. Wichita Falls police force, but developed to help cope with pany. 2 “I breezed up to Pratt & he had been arrested several changes in society and the Peter graduated from Whitney Aircraft that way. I times on misdemeanor charges body,” according to Joseph A. Manchester High School in 1971. wore a T-shirt so they could pin after he resigned. Kuypers. PLAZA DEPT. STORE "I u.sed to want to be an the plant visitor badge on me. “It is very embarrassing for “ Some people become (Wa Hava A HoHon To Ploata) architect," he said, explaining Children of U.S. Ambassador Rodger P. Davies, slain Mon­ right, son John, 15, embraces Davies’ mother, Mrs, John Next to Frank’s Supermarket “Jim, who came to help me day in Cyprus, have a tearful reunion with their grand­ the police department that he prisoners of their mental struc­ his first semester of college in bid, had to pin the badge onto L. Davies. At left, daughter Anna, 20, embraces Davies’ ture,” said Kuypers, aif assis­ East Middle Tpke., Manchester mothers at Hamilton Air Force B,ase, Calif., Wednesday, once worked here,” Daniel the School of Architecture at his chest hairs. It must have mother-in-law, Mrs. C. Ralph Burgess. (UPI Photo) said. “You hire them and tant professor of social welfare the University of Miami. hurt.” The children accompanied the body of their father. At sometimes you get one of these at the University of California. Then he put in a semester at Present Staff fellows who turns out bad, and How can a person tune in to CRAFT SUPPLIES Manchester Community There are now seven painters this “heightened awareness” 2 you’re sorry for it.” For Holiday and Fair Prelects... College. and two wallpaper men in the On June 1 Meharg allegedly that helps keep the mind and With Greg Kelley, 20, he went Connecticut News Roundup Belliveau company. held up an Amarillo liquor store body pliable? Need Something? Aak Plazal on a cross-country trip of 13,000 They are Jim, Keith, Mark, with Barbara Thiel, 40, and By copying the younger miles in four months. They Doug Spaeth, 20, Rob, Rick Agency Decision Plants and Berries Bill Would Aid pistol whipped the 70-year-old generation, says Kuypers, and stopped in Colorado, Ponchak, 20, and Peter as store owner. He was arrested in Washington and finally in Santa painters. Greg taught himself Angers Woman New Mexico and transferred to Anna, Calif, where they stayed Can Cause Illness Fire Departments how to hang paper and then HARTFORD (UPI) - The head ol the the Potter County Jail here. seven weeks. HARTFORD (UPI) — Wild plants and SEYMOUR (UPI) — If the legislature taught his younger brother, state’s year-old Commission on the Status Just after midnight Tuesday They paid their way with berries can cause serious illness for young passes a proposal being drawn up by the Brian. of Women is angered because the commis­ he led a band of four other in­ Manpower jobs, and super­ children in late summer and early fall, ac­ Yale Law School Legislative Service, a Rick, Doug, Keith, Jim and sion will not be allowed to print a flyer mates, including Mrs. Thiel, in market jobs. Greg stayed in cording to state health officials. state agency will be created to provide Mark are all painters and have promoting the state Equal Rights Amend­ an escape attempt. Armed with Santa Anna when Peter came F. Weston Pierce, director of the state assistance to municipal fire services c m see taken courses at MCC. Most are ment. kitchen knives, the prisoners home. Poison Information Center, said this week throughout Connecticut. continuing their studies of both “Not only should we be allowed to do overpowered two guards and The First House Peter Belliveau art and other subjects at MCC. that 13 of 104 calls received by the center The measure is being drafted in con­ took them hostage. He was back in MCC again this,” said Kay Bergin Wednesday, “but in July involved children under five years junction with the Fire Service Planning Mark is also a photographer. it’s our business to do it.” The prisoners later freed one when he got bored. His mother He is also the only married old who had eaten wild plants or berries. Committee, which represents all of the guards who was injured. why: "We were very well weather is bad on wood homes, The proposed amendment to the Connec­ works at the high school and member of the company. His “Our chances of serious cases increase segments of the fire ;services. Sen. But they threatened the life of knew a teacher who had a house satisfied. We’ve given Peter the painting is frequent per ticut Constitution will appear on the ballot as the number of poison inquiries in­ William C. Powanda, R-Seymour, said wife, Eileen, has worked for the in November. the other, demanding freedom. that needed painting. It was at many, many jobs over the house and the customers company a few times. volving plants will probably climb when Wednesday. demanding. Mrs. Bergin called a decision by the M r n r 89 doane St. months. Everyone we referred Another young woman, Wen­ we head into September and October and Powanda said the proposed legislation to Peter has been happy. He's Legislative Management Committee He and Keith Merrill, 20, “He taught us all the tricks,” dy Morrison, has also worked plants mature,” he said. would create an Office of State Fire Ad­ May To Keynote thought they could do as good a saved people money and still Peter said. Tuesday “incredible.” Plant poisoning can cause severe pain ministration, whose responsibilities would on some of the jobs. She is a The committee rejected a bid by the job as any and went ahead. gave them a good job.” Jim does things the "right” friend of Peter’s. and distress and swelling and irritation of include: Insight Seminar "There was more scraping on By this time, the Belliveau way. He knew how to use commission to spend $1,000 of its own the mucous membranes, he said. Pierce —Development of a state fire plan to All the members of the com­ Some of the company are busy painting an older home on Harold May, executive that house than 1 ever did,” firm had five employes. They different tools to get the most Bride, and Mark “Kelly” Palmer. Note the portable radio budget to print 125,000 pamphlets urging a said that if a child eats a plant that cannot provide adequate long range planning. pany are Manchester youths. Cooper Hill St. They are, from left, Peter Belliveau, Jim “yes” vote on the amendment to ban sex secretary of the Governor's A recalls Peter. were Peter, Keith, Jim Bride, out of time and paint. in the grass. They like to work by music. be identified, vomiting should be induced. —Representing the municipal agencies Most are attending, did attend, discrimination. ■Committee on the Employment But he is proud to point it out 23, Rob Bickford, 20, and Greg Jim urged Peter to buy the in dealings with federal agencies. of the Handicapped, will or plan to attend MCC full or The committee said the state should not as his first, and gives it as a who had returned from Santa company a spinner. Peter part time. —Developing fire prevention programs provide the keynote address at reference to prospective Anna. would not. Finally he broke spend taxpayer’s funds to promote or op­ Nothing Bad and services, including a centralized infor­ The men have gotten quick deal ended many months ago. an In sig h t ’74 b re a k fa s t customers. They did a church and some down and got a spinner. All it and worse.” “ He’s so young. I couldn’t pose a constitutional amendment once the mation library. and sure on even the biggest They are usually very quiet as seminar being sponsored by the The Real Start older homes in the center of does is spin the brushes after Robert Wolverton of the believe he’s got seven or eight question is put to the voters. About Rocky —Establishing a central file on loss of jobs. It only takes them a few Wolverton Real Estate Agency .they come home tired at night “Our mandate requires we attempt to Greater Manchester Chamber His second job that March Manchester. They did a long they have been washed in men working with him. He’s a MARRIED? STAMFORD (UPI) — Howard Hunt’s life and property through fire and equip­ days to complete an outside job. at 168 Main St. owns the and spend much of their free eliminate sex discrimination wherever it of Commerce on Tuesday, Aug. pushed Peter into forming a string of single-family homes. turpentine. But it keeps the remarkable young man.” literary agent says the convicted ment available in the state. “I am the boss,” Peter said. building at 17 and 19 Pearl St. It time painting pictures. See Us for a occurs and this is clearly in our purview,” 27, at 8, at the Manchester serious company. Peter's sister, Mrs. Lorraine brushes usuable much longer Richard Merritt of the Watergate burglar has laughed off reports —Standardization of methods, equip­ “They all know that.” is a large, two-family frame References Large Selection Mrs. Bergin said. Sheltered Workshop, in Lincoln U The Blanchard & Rossetto Bycholski, knew Peter needed and has saved cleanup time, Merritt Real Estate firm at 122 that documents taken from Hunt’s White ment and materials throughout the state. “Painters are known for beer dwelling built as a solid, quality Most accomplished painters of Contrary to the legislative view, the at­ Center. Realtors of 189 W. Center St. more help last October and Peter said. They do not know E. Center St. said, “Peter does House office contain information — Coordinaton of mutual aid drinking. But I say, ‘If I can home many years ago. refer prospective customers to Wedding Invitations torney general has ruled that printing the May is scheduled to present asked him to paint their office urged him to give a "kid” a job. what they would do without good, good work. He painted damaging to Nelson A. Rockefeller. arrangements. wait till the end of the day, you Through the years it had past jobs. Peter has reached pamphlet would be a legitimate commis­ an overview of the employment on the corner of McKee and W. The kid became the oldest their spinner. our top two floors here. I paid See The Rest... Today’s Hartford Courant said Donald —Liason with, the legislative and of the handicapped and com­ Off/ can wait till the end of the day.’ “slipped,” especially on the in­ that point. His firm has done sion activity. Mrs. Bergin said she also Center Sts. It was an older member of the company, Mark Either Jim or Peter is in him. Then, without prompting, Then Get The Best MacCampbell of Stamford lunched executive branches regarding fire service ‘‘They’re good workers. side of No. 17. Wolverton con­ over 100 jobs of all types and has unofficial backing of the secretary of ment on the Manchester home, it needed much repair, Palmer, 27. Mark, often called charge of the many jobs they he came back to finish off a Tuesday with Hunt, and asked him about requirements. When I’m not around and the tracted with Peter’s company sizes in the area. COMMERCIAL the state and the Elections Commission. Sheltered Workshop program and the firm wanted it to be a Kelly which causes much confu­ do. Despite their youth they part of the job. He did an eight cartons of missing documents taken Powanda said his own experience as a OH <0Hi STtJff THst customer comes in, they very to repair and paint the inside of Peter gave a long list of hap­ The brochure would outline the amend­ within the scope of the state's stunning house for their sion, has been an art student. claim very little friction. excellent job. He’s dependable PRINTING from the office after the June 17, 1972, volunteer fireman showed him the need seldom see someone goofing No. 17 and paint the three-story py customers. We contacted ment and urge voter support. effort in the employment of the business. "He’s like my most steady Jim graduated from MHS in and reliable.” BUSINESS CARDS Watergate burglary. for a central agency to coordinate fire ser­ l>iPHr More FHsr off. I get a lot of compliments building. several and this is what they handicapped. G Apparently they got what man,” Peter said. "I can leave 1970 and has been going to MCC Tom Crockett, age 24, of the $9.00 per 1,000 Hunt “laughed and said there is nothing vices. on them.” Four of the company began said: The Chamber-sponsored they wanted. him and he’s not going to mess part time since. T.J. Crockett real estate and in­ about Rockefeller in these papers,” The House the job Dec. 31. They were “Very weli satisfied,” Robert seminar will be the first effort StrmH, Svhmfh tr&if “ That's what got me it up on me." Other "tricks” Jim uses are surance firm at 244 Main St. MAR-SHA SALES MacCampbell said Wednesday. “ It was the worst looking Keith, Greg, Jim and Peter. Blanchard of Blanchard & to establish a closer started," Peter says. “They The Cape Cod Pro to buy five gallon cans of paint said, “We recommend him 203 MAIN ST. 046-J043 MacCampbell said Hunt termed recent house we ever worked on,” “One of us said, ‘This will be Rossetto Realtors on W. Center relationship between Greater ' gave me so many referrals.” Jim Bride worked for instead of gallon cans. And, highly. He gets there when he Mon.-Thurt. 0-8 P.M. Nuclear Facility reports of the vice president-designate’s OW dfILL etc, Peter said of his present home. my room if we rented this St. Suspect Wants Manchester’s industrial com­ Robert Blanchard explained painters on Cape Cod where the when roll painting, use the says he’ll be there. He’s very Saturday 1-5 P.M. involvement in Watergate “absolute com­ “There were holes in the walls place,’ and another said, “We are still very pleased munity and the capabilities of clean.” Still Scheduled plete fabrications.” Unopened Mail oa 'That’s gotta be mine’.” Peter with Peter’s work,” said Mrs. the Sheltered Workshop. FH ) duR. said. Donald E. Harrison of 45 HARTFORD (UPI) — Northeast MacCampbell said Hunt believes the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Black Libera­ papers have been destroyed. Foreign ISeivs Commentary “You know how painters just Frances Dr. “He did our dining Utilities plans to build its third nuclear tion Army member charged in a New MacCampbell said, however, that Hunt ?((teesL talk to keep- their minds going room, living room, upstairs hall power unit on schedule in Waterford un­ Haven bank robbery says jail officials are less finances dictate otherwise, according told hirh he would have liked to have the when they work. We were just and papered the kitchen and opening confidential mail from his at­ Serious Condition talking.” painted the cabinets.” to a company spokesman. papers because they would be useful in his torney. LOTS »F Heej Ford Faces Review of Cuban Policy appeal of his conviction. WASHINGTON (UPI) - But they kept taiking. Peter notes modestly that the “As things stand now, we wouldn’t defer James Haskins, 26, of New York City, is By PHIL MIWSO.M MacCampbell said Hunt is not penitent Army Chief of Staff Creighton Peter soon made a deal with Harrison house “came out real­ construction unless we were unable to seeking a U.S. District Court order to pre­ Oft t h e IIPI Foreign ,\'ewn staff of the Senate Foreign about his role in the history-making event. W. Abrams is in serious condi­ Carlos Andres Perez, has said —Among Latin American Wolverton that if he bought the ly great.” finance it,” Ernest L. Grove Jr., vent officials at the Brooklyn Correctional i i u vh Relations Committee. "He told me ‘I was h ir ^ to do a job,” tion today just 11 weeks after A I I he expects Venezuela and Cuba nations there is a growing con­ paint, the four of them would “ He did wonderful, lovely Northeast vice president, said Wednesday Center, at the east end of the state, to stop leS/ fft, Too. Cofte Among the far-reaching Despite Kissinger’s assertion said MacCampbell, who has been a removal of a cancerous lung, to renew ties this year. In 1964, viction that Castro has live there rent free for three work and we were very pleased of the $65 million plant termed Millstone opening his mail. that the State Department literary agent “off and on” for 20 years to this time with a blood clot in his problems pressing President Venezuela accused Castro Cuba retreated from his previous months. with it.” said Mrs. Herman D. III, scheduled to be operating by 1979. Haskins said this week officials have efSN Ford for early review is the validated Holt’s passport only Hunt, a prolific author as well as former right leg. CONN. SALVAOl Co., Iik , oRot Tho / ^ A a V ^ of intervening in Venezuelan af­ attempts to export the Cuban “ We did a pretty good job Gates of Highland St. “He did Grove said a shift to nuclear plants the “opened and inspected” mail marked question of Cuba. “reluctantly” for his Cuban CIA agent. The four-star general, who is fairs, and it was this that led revolution to other Latin seeing as we were going to live the living room, kitchen, the size of Millstone III would save the compa­ “confidential attorney-client cor­ For a dozen years the U.S. trip, the thought persisted that Hunt’s memoirs, titled “Undercover,” nearing 60, had been working directly to Cuba’s expulsion American nations and is willing here,” Peter said. “Did you halls and will do the bedrooms ny 12 million barrels of oil a year and respondence.” * V y trade embargo has been in Kissinger’s department had the will be published in October, detailing his part of each day while glorious emporium from the OAS. to conduct his relations through notice the trim work?” next. reduce over-all costs by $40 million. He John R. Williams, Haskins’ attorney, effect against the Communist U.S. Cuban policy under serious 20 years in the CIA. recovering from the surgery —Colombia’s new president, normal diplomatic channels. The house is a bright red with “It was so hard to get anyone said his figures were based on operation at said Wednesday a recent U.S. Supreme Cuba of Fidel Castro. Since 1964 review. when he was readmitted to Alfonzo Lopez Michelsen, has —Also there is the question of white trim. It can be seen from to do it. Peter comes when we 70 per cent of capacity. Court ruling prohibits prison officials CORKRDFHIUnFORDROW /O tiE - Rsv the declared policy of the In a report issued early this Walter Reed Medical Center suggested his nation also will economics. With Canada alone, Main St. and is striking. want him. He’s very good and from reading letters written by a defen­ month. Holt concluded that the Saturday suffering from Organization of American renew its Cuban ties, and Cuban trade is approaching the very kind. We couldn’t say but Bill Would Ban dant’s lawyer. i mi SI., m m ta-m m ^ c o t .' "United States policy of Peter and the others still live shortness of breath. States has been to isolate Cuba, speculation in Bogota is that it $200 million mark, some of it the best about him. Williams also said it is a state Correc­ isolating Cuba has been a there even though the original 2 Toxic Materials diplomatically and also will come this year. The with firms with heavy U.S. in­ tions Department policy to inspect all economically. failure." action of these two could set off vestment. GAMES FOR THE WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Robert H. mail for anything considered contraband, He also concluded that Now, however, the United a chain reaction among Costa —Finally, there is the attitude Dodd Seeks End Steele, R-Conn., today announced he will which he said includes “incendiary infor­ Cubans would welcome better States finds itself close to a Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala and of Castro himself who sees a introduce legislation banning the use of mation.” minority position in the OAS relations with the United States Of GI Deadline Panama, joining six other gradual thaw in Cuban-U.S. highly flammable and toxic materials Williams said he has been sending but that the first step would PRKXOF and, as a policy matter, risking already having relations with relations, beginning with trade NORWICH (UPI) - Christopher J. from the interiors of mass transit Haskins a variety of political tracts to the same isolation it sought to have to come from Washington. Cuba. and tourism. There is specula­ Dodd, Democratic congressional can­ vehicles. prepare Haskins for his case, which he Ibdoy Business As Usual impose on Cuba. Prodding Washington toward BROWN'S —A growing number of Latin tion he would like to rid himself didate from eastern Connecticut, says the Steele, the Republican gubernatorial called "political in nature.” The tracts, Despite denials by Secretary a change in policy have been American countries have shown of his present total reliance on government should remove the time candidate, said the federal government Williams said, included literature from, of State Henry A. Kissinger, a other factors: TIRE SHOP restriction from G.I. benefits. 2 a determination to decide their the Soviet Union. now has no such regulations. Marxists, the Symbionese Liberation shift in the U.S. position seems —Venezuela’s new president. 333 Main Street, Manchester own foreign policy. Under Actively supporting the lift­ “Presently, a returning veteran has 10 He said some substances being used are Army and the Black Panther party. probable. (Across from the Hospital entrance) pressure from Argentina, the ing of the embargo against years to take advantage of his or her highly flammable, and others give off Trial in U.S. District Court for Haskins Rightly or wrongly, strong United States agreed to license Cuba has been President Luis OVER 20 YEARS AT THE SAME education benefits,” Dodd said this week. toxic fumes when burning. and Harold Simmons, 27, New York, and Tonighl M m iVc A S c u lp lo r impetus to such speculation sales of vehicles manufactured Echeverria Alvarez of Mexico “I favor removal of this time restriction “The federal government cannot ignore Michael Alston, 20, Plainfield, N.J., has came from the visit to Cuba last LOCATION! by U.S.-owned firms in Argen­ in a tour of seven Latin because it serves no useful purpose and the dangers of fire that presently exist in been set for Sept. 24. The three are July by Pat M, Holt, chief of CRITICS ORGANIZE tina to Cuba. With or without American nations. The result actually works against the spirit of the mass transit vehicles,” he said. “The con­ charged in the $10,000 robbery May 3 of a WATERFORD, Conn. (UPI) program, which, as I see it, is to reward U.S. approval, the Argentine could be that the United States We Otter: tinued use of such substances presents a New Haven bank and a shootout in which Day and night courses at the University of NOTICE OF BIDS - The American Theater governtnent said it would go could find itself outvoted in the the former member of the armed forces.” highly significant hazard to the public.” two policemen were wounded. Hartford can make the difference between night Critics Association was The Manchester Board of ahead with the sales. OAS 11 to 12. The three also face state charges in con­ organized here this summer and day. Give ypurself credit. Do it yourself, Education solicits bids for •LUBRICATION •TIRES nection with the incident. by 23 critics from all parts of for yourself. University College offers an Smoke Monitoring Equipment SPECIAL SEPT. 5 DRAWING. the country. •OR CHANGE eSHOCKS unequaled choice of graduate or undergraduate and for a Security Alarm PUBLIC SERVICE / SECURITY On Thursday, September 5, we'll draw two winning ARK HILL-JOYIX FLOWER SHOP System. Sealed bids will be Manchester Community College offers for the fall • TUNE-OPS eAUTOAR CONDITIONER WORK Lottery numbers. Now A Journalist program?. You'll find quality and diversity received until August 29,1974 as semester the following new courses or courses of •FRONT ENDAUGNMENT WEEKEND SPECIAL! at the University of Hartford. follows; First, the regular Lottery number worth up to $100,000 BERNARD A. LOZIER, special Interest; in top prize money. NEW YORK (UPI) - said, would be on the city, in- Smoke Equipment 3:00 p.m. INC. • FREE PKKUP & DELIVERY Politician- turned- media- star corporating Lindsay’s Security Alarm System 3:30 22 REGENT ST. Public Service 201 urban planning And second, a special Bonus number worth $2,500 and John V. Lindsay may be doing a experiences in New York with Arts & Sciences Business & Public Administration p.m. Celling Repairs free subscription Lot.tery tickets, good for a year. series of television specials for his recent European travels. Daisies Education Engineering Hartford Art School At the time listed the bids will i Replacements Public Service 203 public fiscal policy and budget We Have Regular as well ABC News, according to Sheehan said he expected the Ward Technical College Continuing Education be publicly opened. The right is Quality Carpentry Work, development BUYA HANDFUL QF GREEN TKKETS TODAY. William Sheehan, senior vice details of the negotiations to be •1.49 „ „ Register today. Call 243-4387 reserved to reject any and all Patios • Additions They're on sale now wherever you buy Lottery tickets. Security 111 introduction to aecurlty methods as Lead Free Hightest president for ABC News. finalized shortly. bids. Specifications and bid & Remodeling Don't pass 'em up. It's your chance to play 2 Lottery Sheehan said he and the Lindsay has just returned to forms may be secured at the • games for the price of 1. former New York mayor were New York after an eight-month (Cash and Carry) Business Office, 45 N. School Free Estimates Register on August 21, 27 or 28 from 2-7 P.M. In the Gasoline. negotiating a deal that would vacation in Europe where one Street, Manchester, Connec­ administration building on the Bldwell Street campus. “Commercial Accounts Welcomed” have Lindsay discussing con­ of the highlights of his tour was fLO W enS tnd AnRANOeMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION... University of Hartford ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Phone 646-4464 temporary problems in a series a bit part in the forthcoming Classes begin on September 3. Dlitrlbuted by Mercury Oil Company coNNEcncun $ioaooo l o t t e r y 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 Business Manager of news specials. motion picture, "Rosebud.” He 200 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut 06117 FREb Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. AAorewaystowIn. More fun than c m The first special, Sheehan played the part of a senator.

V PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., August 22, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. August 22. 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Stie 23 Hornet For Salt 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet lor Sale 23 Hornet tor Sale 23 HAPPY ADS MANCHESTER — New homes Offered by the SOUTH WINDSOR - 8 rooms, 2 Order Your in desirable Porter Street area. 1/2 baths, 4 bedrooms, 15x18 □ MISC. SERVICES Foundations now being dug. kitchen, plus large formal Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, MORTGACE MONEY GENERAL dining room, top quality. Many, WE FIND THE HOUSE “Happy 60S...T.J. Crockett, Realtors, f lU R K K many extras. 80s. For appoint­ Servleet Ottered 31 YOU MAKE THE HOME 643-1577. AVAILABLE ment call, June Skinner, 528- RtALTOK FACTORY 5225 or Suzanne Shorts, 6463233 VETERANS SHARPENING Service - daniel 1. rsale MIS J. Watson Beach, 647-9139. Saws, knives, axes, shears, UENCY skates, rotary blades. Quick She Heralh Manchester CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- 7 V 2 % HELP service. Capitol Equipment Today! room Gambrel reproduction 'Manchester Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Georgs Poplk Is anxious to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEST-SIDE on 14 acres with panoramic NON-VETERANS Hours daily 7:365, Thursday Spacious 7-room Cape, 3 NEW HOMES show you any or ail of these homes PIONEER view. Large count^ kitchen, 7:369, Saturday, '7:364 643- that Just came on the market Can bedrooms, carpeted living O O A FHAmortKises-10% Down under CHFA 7958. CAU (43-27U fireplace, 3 baths, 30x130’ OAK QROVE STREET - New O /O program 646-4S28 for an appointment and room with fireplace, formal bam with 10 horse stalls. Raised Ranch, living room, poraonai attention regarding your PARACHUTE dining room, spacious DONT WAITII Now Is Uw Him to purehoso ■ homo REWEAVING burns, holes. ... Semeone Manckester GLASTONBURY - Colonial dining room, large kitchen, 3 through us, whilo thoro Is mor^sgo m om v svall- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. real estate needs. kitchen, paneled family room bedrooms, wall-to-wall COMPANY may have «ent you with wet bar. 8V4 rooms on large treed lot, 2 ablo at thasa RATES undar tha CHFA programs. Window shades, Venetian Evening full baths, family room, den, throughout, 2V4 baths, family blinds. Keys. TV for rent. PHONE 643-2711 a happy odl sewing room, 4-car garage, room with fireplace, laundry Call ut today to tee N you quality - or drop by our oHIce. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Hale Road Herald pool, cement patio. $49,900. room, 2-car garage, huge Manchester, Connecticut 646-1186 patio deck, park-like yard. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. EAST HARTFORD — A now offering Is thia clean Cape. COVENTRY — Mark Drive, Only $52,900. Living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, carport, room for Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Rositors, Inc. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Apply PerBonnel Office I MERRin AGENCY Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, spraying.Fully insured. expansion. Suitable for family living. Many extras. A rare □ N O TIC E S PLEASANT WORK at Hartford BOOKKEEPER - For construc­ BABYSITTER wanted - Before modem kitchen, living room PERKINS STREET - New 646-4144 . Licensed. Free estimates. offering at $31,900. Road Dairy Queen. Woman to tion - oriented businesses in with fireplace, 2-car garage, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living Phone 633-5345. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and after school. Hill View iil REALTOR 263 Main Straat, Manchastar work evenings, 5 days a week, Vernon area. Full-charge Apartments, Green Road area. 644-1581 Happy Birthday pool, wooded lot, 170x325, $39,- room with fireplace, dining MANCHESTER — Beautiful six room Cape on private lot Lost and Found 1 6-12 p.m. Must have ice cream responsibilities, part-time. Call 643-6542. .500. room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) In good location. This home must be seen to be ap­ fountain experience. Good pay Pleasant new modern office An Equal Opportunity Employar to-wall throughout, full base­ Trees cut, trimmed or topped, preciated. Anxious owner will consider all offers. Call now LOST - Mixed breed brown, tan, and working conditions. Apply facility. Send resume indicating UTILITY MAN Apply in per- ALICE I PLYMOUTH LANE - ment. Only $39,900. Ma n c h e s t e r ANDOVER - 5-room year stumps removed, fully insured. for a personal tour. |3S,900. black female dog. N.Y. license, Hartford Road Dairy Queen, experience and salary Got a tree problem? Well worth son, Stygar Gage;e Company, A beautiful woman is like fine wine, MANCHESTER - Centrally Garrison Colonial 24’ front to OWNER MUST MOVEII ‘round home close to lake, vicinity Route 66, Hebron. mornings 9-12. requirements to Box "CC'^’ 1445 Tolland T p k e ., back living room with GRANDVIEW STREET - Will a phone call. 742-8252. MANCHESTER — New Ranch In town quite suitable for Reward, 267-2603, 423-5194. located six-room bungalow in beautifully landscaped, Manchester Herald. Manchester. She Improves with age. excellent condition. Fireplace, fireplace, formal dining room, build to your specifications on 8 room Cape close to fireplace, garage, enclosed convenient neighborhood living. Five rooms can’t tell the 3-D BRIDGEPORT Operator, EXCEPTIONAL Management ■ilUR TO SCHOOL CLOTHES LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, Love always, Tom, Laura, Mark garage, full basement, in 3 b^rooms, Itli baths, large this gorgeous lot. everything. Owner must leave porch, $26,900. Lessenger Co. whole story. Call now and design this home to suit your LOST - Large German lathe operator jig bore COUNTER PERSON - for Opportunity - Male or female cellars and attics cleaned, taste. $44,900. PAINTING Estimator - PiNCHMG YOUR BUDGET? Bowers School area. $29,500. screened porch. $45,900. in a couple of weeks. 2 baths, 3 Realtors, 6468713, 423-9291. shepherd, black and tan with operator, cintimatic operator. luncheon shift, Tuesday - Excellent opportunity for in­ interested in full management Earn extra money as an and the "Doctor" or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced lawns mowed, small tree work. tan collar and tag. Answers to ^xperienced onlyinly. 1 of a unique early-American fur­ T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- Exi ■ . pay, all Friday. No experience dividual with experience in all AVON representative. Sell 1577. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 16 FM living room, shed dormer, rec MANCHESTER - Just listed, 5 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. MANSFIELD — New listing Is this 2 year old 6+5 Duplex. Shane, vicinity Wickham Park, fringe benefits.5. Le-hLe-Mi t'orpora- necessary. Ideal for housewife niture shop carrying authentic phases of estimating and quality AVON products while room antique Colonial com­ FRECHETTE & MARTIN room and garage. Move in 1/2 room Cape, 11/2 baths, gar­ Living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 114 bathrooms, Reward. 643-8872, 646-0609. tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, or college student, start at once project coordination. Send brief reproductions of furniture, ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ aluminum siding, two heating systems. All this on nice clocks, lamps and fireplace fur­ your children are in school. MANCHESTER - Two- pletely restored and in REALTORS, INC. before school starts. Tom age, eat-in kitchen, Waiflell Manchester. or after Labor D ^ . Apply in resume to P.O. Box 8232, East eling, rec rooms, offices, rural 44 acre lot. Build equity fast In this owner-investor nishings. Must have experience Call for details. 289-4922. bedroom Duplex Condominium, excellent condition. 4 Brennan, eves. 644-8424. School area. LaPenta Agency, person. The Pizza Place, Route H artford, Conn. 06108, All Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 one full, two half baths. Call 644-4144 Realtors, 6462440. household repairs. Phone 649- offering at $42,000. REWARD ATTRACTIVE position for gal 44A, Coventry, Conn. in this line plus sales or fireplaces, 2t4 baths, income- EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 4594. For information leading to return of replies confidential. owner, 6461357 in our Data Processing Depart­ business knowledge. Will be COUNTER GIRLS - Must be HOSTESS and Bus boy, apply LOVELY RANCH producing 3-room studio BARROWS & WALLACE ELLINGTON — Elegance galore Is this large Raised yellow Murray Sabre tO-speed bike located in Manchester. Salary willing to work nights and MANCHESTER - West side CENTRALLY located - New stolen at Parkade Bowling Lanes, ment, 5-day week, 8 a.m. to 5 MAID wanted for motel work, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk, Friday, between 67 p.m. Vito’s Clean as a hound’s tooth, apartment and 2-room antique NwemtWr Hm Havtn Harttord listing. Buy of the month, 67 2- LAWNMOWERS repaired and Ranch on beautiful wooded lot. 2,300 square feet contains p.m. All benefits. In East Hart­ apply Connecticut Motor open. Send resume to Box weekends, must be over 18. shop. Ranch, first time offered. S4S-830S 3S7-1B1B 278-1802 sharpened, pick-up and Thursday, Aug. 15. No questions asked. experienced. Excellent fringe Restaurant, Villa Louisa Road, ready for occupancy. family. Double garage, lot over living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2'4 baths, ford with pleasant surroun­ Lodge, 400 Tolland Turnpike, “BB”, Manchester Herald. Apply in person, after 6 p.m.. Bolton. Manchester Garage, enclosed porch, many delivered, Call Sharpall now for 646-6851 benefit program. Contact Mr. Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad Aluminum siding for easy extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ 290’ deep. Only $39,900. Pasek 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, hardwood floors, and many, dings. 289-2735. Mr. Lawrence, Manchester. Berson, 6462830. RAISED RANCH built in 19®, TOLLAND - Non-development your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Street. maintenance. Three RENT WITH OPTION tion, 6460131. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- many extras. Builder offers this new home at $88,900. BABYSITTER WANTED - LICENSED real estate 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ 6room Country Cape, acre lot. 8243. SALESWOMAN - mature, part Vicinity of Cooper Street, hours saleswoman - to handle apart­ bedrooms, fireplace, large TOSUY eled family room, with $32,900. Owner, 872-6323. LOST - Blue parakeet, answers GAL FRIDAY - 9 A.M. to 3 LPN, two days weekly, 7-3:30, VERNON - Lake Street School. CASH Registers and adding MANCHESTER — Charm and convenience describes this MAINTAINER time evenings, three nights and 7-9 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. starting ment rentals on a commission family room In basement. Available to move in im­ carpeting, formal dining to name of Patrick, vicinity of P.M. daily. Experience September. 647-1883. for a small facility for the Five-room Ranch with full machines. - Sales, service, 9 room Colonial Cape. Some of the extras Include stove, Hartford Road. Call 643-6058. Saturday. Harvey’s, Caldor basis. Eastern, 646-8250. Two car garage. Move right mediately-- room, modem kitchen with MANCHESTER - Owner Plaza, 646-3100. required. Typing, shorthand elderly in Manchester. Contact, walk-out basement on *4-acre supplies. 15 years experience, refrigerator, dishwasher, corner fireplace, 2 car garage, Maintainer wanted to do Sister Mary Therese, 647-9908. In without painting or built-ins, fireplace, two-car anxious, 7-room Cape, full wall and basic bookkeeping 1. Older 7-room home, plus, secluded dead-end street. Avanta Realty formerly with NCR. Free carpeting, call for a personal tour. Offered at $36,900. FOUND - Three small puppies, grounds and custodial work in LABORER - To work on con­ papering. Many extras. Call garage on 1 ^ acres. $39,900., fireplace, colonial decor, big Estimates. C.R.S. Company, OUTGOING Person for part techniques. 646-4220. crete sidewalks. Must be able needs work. $225 month­ $30,900. Starkweather Realty, bedrooms, double garage, one black male, 2 wnite Manchester Community DISHWASHERS MAN WANTED as truck driver to Inspect. 6465353, ,647-9237. 646-9461 Coventry, 742-6381. females. Call Dog Warden, 646- College, 60 Bidwell Street, time phonework, delightful sur- to drive dump truck. Call 528- ly'. Deposit. private yard. Thirties. LIST YOUS HOUSE IN ... roundings, call 649-4814 Men or Women and yard man. Must have class 0834. CUSTOM BUILT 7-room 4555. Manchester, Conn. Call Mr. II license. Apply in person at W. BaFIdE AGENCY Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646 CUSTOM MADE draperies and between 4-9 p.m. Apply 2. Six-room Cape, garage. Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful MANCHESTER - 543 Vernon 8713, 423-9291. Manchester Madden or Mr. Mancarella at H. England Lumber Co., Route a iA L T O R S 6 4 7 -1 4 1 ) Street, charming older 7 room bedspreads, wide selection of 646-4900, Ext. 216. MACHINISTS Rein’s New York $300 monthy. Deposit. wooded setting, deluxe coun­ BEALE’S CORNER FOUND - Dachshund, brown Bullard operator and all- 44-A, Bolton Notch, Conn. home, surrounded by trees on a f a b ric s . Phone 649-1786 female. Call Dog Warden, 646- CLERK to work part time in try kitchen 14x20, formal GOOD N PLENTY 173 MAIN STREn retail store, must be mature, Stifle EXPERIENCED 3. Two-family, 65, first 160x200’ lot. 649-5547, 742-8749. MANCHESTER anytime. PHONE 646-4323 4555. around machinists needed for MAN with license to drive van dining room, family room Good income and location and evening and weekend hours second shifts. Set up and Dell-Resteurent AUTO MECHANICS MANCHESTER - Newer 65, floor vacant. $225 with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 plenty of room and con­ available. Profit sharing retire­ Route 30, Vernon for warehouse deliveries. Apply two-family, 3 bedrooms, living monthly. Deposit. TO SETTLE ESTATE HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot FOUND - Mixed breed, black WAITRESSES wanted - operate from blueprint. 55 Arthur Drug, 942 Main Street. General Motors experience full baths, walk-out basement, venience. Older Colonial 2- ment plan. Apply in person 875-0944 room, kitchen, wall-to-wall I FREE clearing and landscaping work and brown female. Call Dog Experienced only please. Apply hour week. Paid insurance preferred. Four-day work 2-car garage, aluminum 7-R06M DUTCH CDLONIAL family, 7-6, with store front done. Free estimate. Weekdays Cumberland Farms Store, 1063 carpeting, air-conditioned. Our trained sales staff will Painting-Papering 32 STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, Warden, 64y-4555. in person at La Strada East, 699 with major medical. Modem, MAN for lawn and parking lot week. Fringe benefits. Apply siding. Centrally Located attached. Two-car garage. call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. Main Street. Main St. Manchester, Conn. Immediate occupancy. The |give you, at no charge, a fireplaces, flagstone terraces, air-conditioned shop. maintenance, 7-1, must have in person to Mr. Bergeron, Just reduced to $41,500 Weekends anytime. COLLEGE Graduate students concrete repairs, inside and TYPIST - To $115 per week. driver’s license. Apply in per­ price is only $47,900. Frechette ■current market evaluation of IV) baths, 2-car garage, Bonde-Stocke-Mortgagee 8 J.D. MANUFACTURING CO. Service Manager. & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 6 ^ FRECHETTE A MARTIN, RANCH - 14x20’ living room, available for exterior and in­ outside. Reasonably priced. TIRE MOUNTER - Part-time, Good typing skills and dic­ son at W. H. England Lumber lyour house. Your fireplaced living room, formal Vernon TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ terior painting. Six years 643-0851. 11-3 or 11-5 daily, small shop. 36 Sheldon Road 4144. large formal dining room, bay SECRETARY taphone experience plus im­ Company, Route 44A, Bolton SASRUICK REALTORS, INC. ■neighborhood Red Carpet dining room, large well GOOD INVESTMENT ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, experience. Fully insured. Free MORTGAGES, loans first se­ National Brands Tire, 229 Manchester window, 3 bedrooms, We are looking for a secretary mediate availability are only Notch. 81 ADAMS STREET 283 Main Straat iRealtor is an acknowledged landscaped lot. and trimming. Attics, cellars estimates. Call our com­ reentry and cond, third. All kinds. Realty m Ave., Glastonbury. 643-4243 requirements to be considered MANCHESTER - Bowers aluminum Siding, $32,900. Four-family house, 4-4-4-4, to work in our main office. MANCHESTER School, 4-bedroom Ranch, Manchastar, Conn. |specialist in real estate plus 2-family house, 5-4. Cen­ cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- petitors, than call us, 649-7034. masonryy work, additionsidditions and statewide, credit rating un­ « Hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., for this position. Fee paid. Rita RELIABLE WOMAN to care Only SSOpOOO 5305. remodeling necessary. Reasonable. Con­ DISHWASHER WANTED - living room with fireplace, properties. trally located. Sold as a ling. Free estimates. A. Girl, 164 East Center Street, for 4-year old, Tuesday - COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in INSIDE - Outside painting, Squillacote, 649-0811. fidential, quick arrangements. Friday and Saturday nights, 12 Monday-Friday. Company Manchester. 646-3441. dining room, kitchen, rec room, 643-8152 package, $68,900. paid fringe benefits. Apply MAN PART-TIME Mornings Friday, approximately 9-5:30 in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• garage, treed lot. Just im- MANCHESTER - 64, Duplex, 1970. First floor family room WINDOW CLEANING - Will fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. midnight to 4 a.m. Must be over my home or yours. 647-1107,523- wash your office, house and fac­ 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ for janitorial duties, 8-10:30 Butlnett Opportunity 14 maciflate. 40’s. Frechette & separate furnaces, 2-car gar­ with fireplace and built-in Fully insured. Estimates given. MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, 18. Apply in person. P & L MEN and Women - Positions 5261. “FORWARD PROGRESS" tory windows. Special discount Call 649-7863. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. A.M. daily. 646-4220. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 6464144. age, excellent condition, im­ bookcases, beautifully SMALL 2-bedroom home on block, stone and concrete. Restaurant, 550 East Middle available days in Fall, nights For all your real estate needs prices for August. Work Reasonable prices. (Jail 643- Tpke., Manchester, 646-4047. CHENEY RROS., MANCHESTER - Centrally mediate occupancy. Char-Bon equipped modem kitchen with i H i D i m i Coventry Lake. Assumable 7 immediately. Also, full-time Agency, 6461483. guaranteed. Our men are CEILINGS, inside painting, 9508. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd INC. LATHE HANDS - Overtime, clown. Apply at Burger King, located variety store. Excellent large eqt-'in.area, formal REALTORS ® 1/4% mortgage. 742-6133 after 3 paid holidays, excellent in­ lease, tremendous business p.m. bonded and insured. Call 649- p ap erin g , floor sanding mortgages — interim financing GRANTS is looking for a sales 31 Cooper Hill SL 467 Center Street. COOKS dining room, 4 bedrooms, 214 5334. surance benefits. Metronics, and potential. Ideal set-up for man RRAND NEW DUPLEX OF MANCHESTER AVANTE refinishingBti ' ■ ' ((specializing----- in BUILDING - Remodeling, — expeditious and confidential ^ecialist in their Furniture Manchoetor, Conn. $29,500 - Colonial baths, aluminum siding, b'eed older floors). John Verfaille, roofing, concrete steps, service, J.D. Real Estaze Department. Experience Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. DENTAL Receptionist - and wife. Owner retiring. T. J. Located on a wooded hillside LEBANON CENTER - 8.9 WAITRESSES Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. with 3 bedrooms, living room, lot. i CALDOR PLAZA acres, 11-room home, 3-car gar­ REALTY 646-5750, 872-2222. fireplaces. For estimates call Assoc. 646-1980. preferred but not necessary. Secretary - East Hartford Full and part-tlma, days or lot in Vernon. Each apart­ G & H Paving & Construction 649-1142. We will train the right man. RELIABLE warehouse Orthodontic Office, full-time, ment has 3 bedrooms, huge dining room, eat-in kitchen, age, much open land, $44,900. 646-0461 Company-Paving, sealing, con­ REAL ESTATE - Need for one delivery man wanted, full-time. nighta. Exparlanca not Situation Wanted 15 garage, and city utilities. 6 4 6 - 1 1 1 7 Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646 WALLPAPER Hanging - No job Paid vacations and nolidays, diversified interesting position. kitchens, and living rooms, BUILDING LOT — 214 acres, crete work, septic systems in­ too small. Call 647-1295 or 6fe- eager salesperson for active Apply Blau Furniture, 1115 necessary, will train. Perfect starter home. 8713, 423-9291. CARPENTRY - Additions, rec sick pay, low cost group life in­ Will train mature. Intelligent separate heating systems and $13,000. stalled. Commercial and 6784. Ask for Bill. rooms, decks, and roofing. Free □ EMPLOYMENT surance. Apply Personnel Of­ local real estate office. Main Street, Manchester in per­ individual. Call 569-2460. Apply in person only RESPONSIBLE MOTHER r e s i d e n t i a l . 26 y e a r s Experience not necessary, will son. babysits in home before/after walk-out basements, all BLANCHARD estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 fice, Monday through Friday, HOWARD JOHNSON aluminum siding and storms WE NEED US'HNGS NOW! experience. Free estimates. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom p.m. 10-5. No phone calls please. tram. For confidential appoint­ school or all day. Verplanck Lota-Land tor Sale 24 649-5233. Help Wanted 13 AROSSEHO Thinking of Selling Your decorating. Interior painting. Grant City, Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ ment call Rick Merritt, 646- PART AND FULL-TIME help PART-TIME RESTAURANT School. 643-2518, 6460867. and screens. Plus an 1180. wanted, grounds maintenance. Positions available in our deli 394 Tolland Tpke., assumable 9V4% mortgage. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 Property? Call TODAY! MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. MASON CONTRACTOR - non, Connecticut. 189 Waal Cantor Straat DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree Remodeling. Exterior painting. Plastering, custom built stone PART-TIME work at home, on Apply at Tallwood Country department and check-out WILL CARE for toilet-trained $54,900. excellent location. Char-Bon the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995, Manchester work, clean-ups, raking, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. or brick fireplaces, chimney NURSES AIDES - Part-time, Club, Route 85, Hebron. counters for mornings, after­ pre-school or school age child, Agency, 6461483. plowing, appliances moved, Monday-Friday, Waddel School Fully insured. For estimate call repair, block and cement work. weekends only. Excellent noons and evenings. Must be BLANCHARD painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, WAITRESS - Part-time, days. P A R T-TIM E BABYSITTER wanted to stay area. Process of getting ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 BOLTON Acreage - $6,500. 649-9658. New and repairs. E. Richard­ salary, good opportunity to earn at least 18 years old. Apply AROSSEHO 528-8649, Experienced preferred. Apply JANirORUL CLEANING some money on weekends. If with house and children FEMALE - part-time help licensed. 647-9074. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, PHILBMCK Treed property in low traffic son, 643-0889, 649-0608. in person. W. T. Grant Co., 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. desired, may schedule for an weekend of September 68. Call store manager: needed. Apply in person to C. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 living room, family room, 2 area. Owner anxious. Call Red PAPERHANGING and ceiling Manchester Parkade. Manchester Area occasional double. East Hart­ 646-6614. FIRST NATIONAL J.’s Giant Grinders, 273 Broad MATURE WOMAN would like 189 West Centw StTMt fireplaces, central vacuum Carpet Realtors, 646-1117. ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, painting - Reasonable rates. system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. BUREnHOU ford Convalescent Home, 745 FOOD STORES, INC. Street. babysitting jobs, your home or tuning, maintenance - Ward’s ATTENTION - Housewives. Call 649-5334 Main Street, East Hartford. mine. Have own transportation. garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646 AGENCY SOUTH WINDSOR - 80 acres, School of Electronics graduate, IMPROVEMENT CO. Sell toys and gifts now through K-MART Shopping Contor PART-TIME mechanic needed Phone 8761475. 1483. cleared level land with frontage 7 years experience. Trust your PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Christmas. Free sample kit. NURSES AIDES - All shifts, DEAN MACHINE 209 Sponcar Shoot for evenings and weekends. MANCHESTER - Striking 4 on two roads. Central location, instrument to skillful Five years experience. Barns • Sheds • Patio Covert OUTSIDE WORK - General MANCHESTER bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ MANCHESTER - Redwood REALTORS Excellent references. Pete, 742- Additions • Rec Rooms Commissions from first party! experience preferred, excellent PRODUCTS, INC. Mechanical experience and NEED YOUR house cleaned? RR zone. Call June Skinner, technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ Call or write Santas's Parties, landscaping. Must have own starting salary, good fringe An Equal Opportunity Employar U/F knowledge needed or helpful. Hourly or daily. Will do most wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 528-5225, J. Watson Beach, 647- nings. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m, Kitchens • Roofing floor family room. Prime loca­ Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- transportation. Call 528-9241. benefits, paid lunch period, on anything. Call 647-9070. baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 9139. Aluminum SIdbig 102 Colonial Road tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. &Sons- 673-3455, Also booking parties. bus line. East Hartford Con­ dining room, $42,900. Hayes COVENTRY counseling center Working with old Bam Boards and DAY OR night help with some Howland Realtors, 643-1108. APPLICATIONS now being valescent Home, 745 Main MANCHESTER WILL Babysit in my home Corporation, 646^131. QUASETT LAKE - Woodstock- — individual and family Interior and exterior painting. Hand Hawn Baams A Spaclalty PART-TIME janitorial work, accepted for Msitions available cash register experience. Apply Lanes, Parkade Shopping weekdays. Health Spa area. Pomfret area. 50x100’, high counseling information and ap­ Also paperhanging. (Jail 643- Street, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Executive Roger Barrett 649-0822 mornings or evenings, after Labor Day.Jay. Must be 18 or in person, 7-11 Store, 305 Green Center. No telephone calls. Call MANCHESTER — New 5-5 two- elevation, reasonable. Call 649- pointments. 742-5091. 7361. Manchester area. Call 649-5334. over, ^ p ly in person evenings, DAYS and NIGHTS Road. family in Eighth District. Contemporary in one of 6214 after 5 p.m. HOUSE CANVAS enumerators ASSUMABLE Manchester’s finest locations. U-A T heatre, M anchester full or part time wanted for the Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, WEDDING Invitations - FULL-TIME Janitorial Parkade. PART-TIME Janitorial help, big kitchen and separate 8%% MORTGAGE Four large bedrooms, 2V4 OLD SCHOOL HOUSE PROFESSIONAL FOR ALL TYPES of Manchester city directory, app­ MANCHESTER - 7 surveyed Brochures, Business Forms, remodeling: additions, roofing Superintendent needed for also experienced floor VACANCY basements. Mid 50s. T.J. Large 8-ro6m Colonial, 4 baths, magnificent* view of $29,900 acres in excellent rural residen­ Letterheads, Envelopes, ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lee Hartford skyline, sunken patio PAINTING or siding, call Robert E. Jarvis, apartment buildings. Free KITCHEN HELP - bus boys, a BRIDGEPORT scrubbers. Call 643-5747. Board Clerk — Part-time posi­ □ E D U C A T IO N Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. bedrooms, IVi baths, 2 tial area, close to Glastonbury Tickets, Business Cards and Company, Room 9, 164 East off family room, fieldstone COLUMBIA — A unique offering near Columbia Lake, 5- Painting, Paparing and 643-6712. Free estimates. apartment, good salary. Must over 16, apply in person after 5 Center Street, between 9-12 on­ MILLING MACHINE tion (20 hours per week in SUpt. fireplaces, enclosed sun room home which used to be a school house. Lovely set­ line. Ideal site for horse lovers. other printing services offered. Small Carpaniry p.m. Mama Mia Cuisine, 477 BABYSITTER wanted for 9 fireplace, dressing area off be dependable, handfy, and ly. An equal opportunity Set-up and operate. Office 2 evenings per month — porch off living room, family ting with large maple trees towering over, new 2-car gar­ $18,000. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- General Printing Services, 623- willing to work at maintenance, Hartford Rd., corner of McKee month old in my home daily 3 to Private Inatructlona 18 master bedroom and tri-level nBESTHUB-nurmaB TOP QUALITY work - Septic, employer. Board meetings) room, breezeway with 2-car age, breezeway and LOW TAXES. Hurry on this onel 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., 5379. sewer connections, bulldozing, minor repairs, and lawn care. St. Manchester. midnight. 6461741. B EST BUYSm construction are just some of Manchester office, 647-9139. 646-29S5 Duties VOICE AND PIANO - Artist garage, deep, private this home's many attractions. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. Seeking adult without children. • BROWN AND SHARP wooded lot. Write Box “B" Manchester DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted - FIRST COOK LUBRICATION HELP - • Prepare agenda for pupil of Dolf Swing, N.Y.C., BY BELFIORE Reluctantly offered in the mid RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 64^ MILLING MACHINE Street, Manchester. Roofing PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ 5114. Herald, giving age, experience, part time, 1-5 p.m., four days Needed immediately for second mpotings'. JuiIIiard School, Hartford 60’s. Warren E. Howland Butlnett Property 26 previous employment. weekly in South Windsor office. Set-up and operate. shift. We have openings for • Resnonsible for board Conservatory. 649-7801 NEW LISTING Realtors, 643-1108. and (buttering. Painting - ting, wallpapering, spray/brush We have an immediate Interior - Exterior. 646-1399 or painting. Fair prices, fully in­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Experienced preferred. 644- opening for a first cook experienced lubrication help minutes Oversized Cape with full BUSINESS Zone 2 - West 2136. 646-1186 SEVEN-ROOM Cape, newly 647-1272. sured, experienced and depen­ BOOKKEEPING Assistant, experienced in quantity a HARDINGE CHUCKERS for greasing trucks and trailers • Assigned duties in office shed dormer, two front Center Street, 20(T frontage, BIDWELL Home Improvement with a mobile unit. Starting remodeled, fireplace, 2-car gar­ dable. 643-1671. filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - cooking, special diets and Set-up and operate. Excellent fringe benefits. □ REAL ESTATE dormers, two full baths, two 250’ deep. House on property. WE PAY $5 and up for junk Co. Expert installation of 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe SUPERINTENDENT wanted - rate $3.35 hourly with a chance fireplaces, and a two-car MERRin AGENCY age, pool and appliances Call owner, 643-6273. supervision. Preparation will Apply: Superintendent of negotiable. Asking $38,900. cars. Don’t give them away. aluminum siding, gutters and benefits, on bus line. East Hart­ Full-time, for large apartment for advancement, all fringe Schools Office Box 356, Coven­ garagel Qraclous and complex. Must have be for 240 patients at Hornet For Sale 23 r e a l t o r Lessenger Co., Remtors, 646 742-9673 or 423-2632. Building-Contracting 33 trims. Roofing installation and ford Convalescent Home, 745 benefits, uniforms and tools try, Conn. 742-7317 spacious first floor family INDUSTRIALLY Zoned - 2.3 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. experience. Pays $3 hourly, Meadows Convalescent a TURRET LATHES furnished. For appointment call 8713. acres off Adams Street, Main Street, East Hartford. room. Two-zone heating SUNSHINE painters and MASONRY - All types, Interviews will be taken from 9- Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Set-up and operate. 688-2233. COVENTRY HILLS area - 71/2 Manchester. Close to 1-86. system. All this and more on MANCHESTER- 5 1/4% VA FIVE-ROOM Bungalow for papers. Floor cleaning and win­ fieldstone, brick, concrete. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, FULL AND Part-time 11 a.m. Call 528-1300. Manchester. See Sister room Ranch, three bedrooms, House on property, price ...... — ------' beautifully landscaped country a parklike yard. Lovely, quiet assumable mortgage, 3 sale. Call owner for appoint­ dow cleaning. Free estimates. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., roofing, storm windows, aw­ mechanics, control-desk Mildred or call 647-9194 reduced. Homeseekers Realty, EXPERIENCED and trainee acre plus, immaculate condi­ street with practically no traf- bedroom Cape, large wooded ment, 6465811. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 643-1870 or 644-2975. nings. Quality workmanship, operator, will train. Apply in a INSPECTORS 646-4353. 649-1590. free estimates. Fully insured. person. Holiday Lanes, 39 positions now available for men tion, baseboard oil hot water fic, yet well within lot, fireplace, new roof, full Experienced. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 872-9187, 649-3417. Spencer Street. on our first and third shifts. heat, built-in stove, Manchester proper. Oh, yes, basement, immediate occupan­ cy, $31,500. Meyer, Realtors, Manchester Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Please contact Multi-Circuits, PHARMACIST - Full or perma­ HEY KIDSI refrigerator, stereo system, four bedroomsi Real Estate Wanted 28 Inc. 50 Harrison Stret, 646-3800. OVERTIME wall-to-wall carpeting, 6463860, 6468776. NEW LISTING Aluminum Siding ditions, rec rooms, porches and ROOFING - Specializing TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, nent part-time. Greater Hart­ Want to make good money working only a lew houra roofing. No job too small. Call repairing roofs, new roofs, ood benefits. Apply Knudsen and aluminum storage shed, large AAZONE Custom Bulit by a craftsman Kitchsn Re-mod«llng ford area. Call J. Mastriani, a week. No lltt^lt to how much you can earn. Three MANCHESTER - Beautiful 61^ SELLING your home or .649-3144. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Brothers Dairy , 1100 Burnside mornings at 527-1164. ALL BENEFITS 75x30 patio, gardens, many Seven-room Colonial Cape (the fine details show). Solid 5 Ntw Additions CLERICAL POSITION nights per week. We train. extras, convenient location, room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 acreage? For prompt friendly and repaired. 30 years Avenue, Cast Hartford, 289- AVAILABLE with a two-car garage on a room Ranch with lovely service, call Louis Dimock R.E. MILLER, Builder experience. Free estimates. 1501. Small manufacturing firm has walk to golf course. $39,700.742- baths, 3Vi bedrooms. arage, CARPENTRY - Repairs, SALES POSITION available - dead-end street. Beautiful, applianced kitchen, interior Realty, 649-9823. remodeling, additions, roofing. Howley, 643-5361. opening for a capable person, Apply in person to Wild Cargo 9443. Principles only. treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten lealty. Call 649-1421 An oquol opportunity omployor Call 647-9946 entirely customized Nappane Realtors, 643-6930. completely redone by present MID TWENTIES Call David Patria, South Wind­ WANTED - Fellow desiring to able to handle diversified Pet Shop, 1139 Tolland Tpke., kitchen that would cost a owner. Also basement rec ALL CASH for your property sor, 644-1796. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, be cook. No experience Manchester. ANDOVER — 5-room home close to Andover Lake, assignments. Share duties of COVENTRY small fortune to replace. 28' room. Private treed yard. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, chimneys, gutters, free es­ necessary, just willing to learn. Manchester Evening Herald enclosed porch, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, garage and 4-gal office, for typing, phone, NEW 7 ROOM RANCH fireplaced living room, Ovmer wants immediate ac­ instant service. Hayes Agency, WES ROBBINS carprpentry timates. Fully insured. Days, Good pay, benefits. 649-5271. PUBLIC HEALTH Staff Nurse FEMALE Cashier wanted - IMMEDIATE beautiful deep country lot. Call todayl 646-0131. WILL CLEAN gutters on your record keeping, filing, etc. Ready for a family seeking spacious formal dining room. tion - therefore the realistic home, $25. All kinds of carpen­ remodeling specialist,st. Ad- evenings, 529-8056. Paul - Generalized program, Lumber yard. Monday through Cosgrove 643-5364. For interview appointment country living, yet minutes to Family roAn In basement. OCCUPANCY price...$37,900. For appoint­ try work. No job too small. Call ditions, rec rooms, dormers, F’ULL AND part-time qualified supervision, salary Friday, 8-4:30. Many company WE WILL buy your house. Call built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, experienced salesladies wanted call Mr. Melp, 646-6560. comparable, 35 hour week, 11 benefits. Call for appointment, Hartford. 2 baths, built-ins, Evergreen-surrounded rear Gracious Colonial on HENRY ment call Ruth Heffeman, Since 1950 between 5-7 p.m. 649-7838, 643- anytime, Hutchins Agency, 8414. 649-3446. ROOFING - Installation and at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, WARD paid holidays, 3 weeks vacation. Peter Albert, 525-9355. M/F, An 1st floor family room with a yard. Quick .occupancy. Call STREET that features front- 342-1923. Realtors, 6465324. repairs, gutters, storm win­ 434 Oakland Street, 646-4422. Call 228-9428, or write Com­ Equal Opportunity Employer. fireplace, cath ^ral ceilings, 3 nowl to-back living room, formal MANUFACTURING CO. DRAPERIES - Personally LEON Cieszynski builder - new dows, doors. Experienced munity Health Service, Route READY TO EMDARK bedrooms and 2 garages. dining room, kitchen with SELLING your house? Call us quality workmanship. Fully in­ 289 Adam s S t, M a n d M S tir J. W ATSON custom made, work homes custom built, RECEPTIONIST - Monday - 66 Columbia, Connecticut, WAITRESSES - Are you Please call Joe Gordon, eves. ALUMINUM SIDING appliances, basement first and we’ll make you a cash sured. Free estimates. Thursd^, 5-9, Saturday 9-3. An •qutl opportunity omphfor guaranteed, call anytime, 649- remodeled, additions, rec 06237. looking for part-time work with ON A CAREER? 643-5314. Is just one feature of this big playroom, IV^ baths, walk-up BEACH CO. offer. One day service. T. J. rooms, garages, kitchens Reasonable prices. Rick Reply Receptionist, P.O. Box full-time pay? We have it. Per­ 4266. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Colonial newly listed by Joe attic, 2-car detached garage. Realtors-MLS Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. remodeled, bath tile, cement Burnett, 646-3005. 222, Manchester, Conn. CUSTOMER SERVICE - East manent, part-time positions, A prominent local Insurance agency Is looking for TOOLMAKERS HARROWS & WALLACE Lombardo. Wall to wall Excellent residential area. Manchester office 647-9139 ALTERATIONS and work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Hartford distribution center excellent hours, no Saturday, Equal Hotuing Opportunity GROUP (5 to !()) of tial or commercial. Call 649- Heating-Plumbing 35 MANCHESTER - Real Estate needs additional full-time ALL-AROUW MACWMSTS Sundays or nights. Monday several ambitious and personable Individuals RMnCMvIlr MW navM IMnlOni carpeting, lovely first-floor Priced at a very negotiable dressmaking done in my home, 849-8304 S97-1818 2761102 professional people - Dentists, ladies’ and children’s clothes 4291. investment company seeks at­ representatives in their order BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS through Friday 10 a.m. to 2:30 family room. Lot Is nicely $37,900. Interest rates may be MANCHESTER - Custom 6 LYNN’S PLUMBING - who are giving serious consideration to their doctors, lawyers, accountants, only. Call 647-1598. tractive secretary-receptionist, department. Good telephone Top wagee, Iringo bonoflto p.m. Excellent pay, good landscaped, location Is cen­ bullish but low taxes and the room Split, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 architects, etc. to share one- CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Repairs, remodeling, new con­ 9-5, Monday through Friday. personality, typing and general and ovartlme. Minimum 3 working conditions, fringe future plans. Selling experience Is not necessary MANCHESTER - Small two- tral and convenient. Call Joe price on this lovely home will baths, 2-car garage, air- story building on main artery in ages, additions, bathrooms, struction. Water pumps. Good typing and steno skills office duties. Excellent yaara axparianca raquirad. benefits. Call 565-5562 for inter­ family, ideal investment. Good for further details. make you and yours happy conditioned, many extra town. Parking for 65 cars, air- TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving kitchens, houses, repairs. Free French spoken also. 875-7263. required. JllO weekly. Apply in view. but desire to sell Is Imperative. If you are serious­ benefits,. Will train. Please call Must ba abla to sat up and location and condition. Low MANY OTHER8 and content for years to come. features. Must be seen. •REALTORS* CO. conditioned, central location. large appliances, cleaning estimates. Small jobs. Stephen erson, 139 East Center Street, 528-9386, Mrs. Dombek. ly seeking an Interesting career In the Insurance 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Immediate occupancy. Top Call Keith Real Estate, 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, lanchester. work from bluaprinta. Apply CALL U8-WE WORK Won’t last! Do call soon... cellars and attics, also will Martin, 646-7295. NURSES’ AIDES - Private du­ 643-4535, 646-1021. area. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, Rte. 44A, Bolton 1922, ask for Stillman Keith. deliver small loads sand, stone, cleaned with electric cutters, R at 643-1333. Rte. 32, M ansfleld NURSING student needs oc­ ty, 7-3 or 3-11. Experienced, field with a reputable established agency please and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY by professionals. McKinney BABYSITTER wanted - McKee casional babysitter. Girl 6 PARAGON TOOL hospital trained, convalescent MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- BOHORE AGENCY NEED SOMEONE to handle Carpentry and general contrac­ Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Street area, 4 mornings a week, years, boy 3 1/2 years. Must be forward your qualifications to Box D, Manchester REALTORS _64M 413 MUST SELL - D rastically, 646-8713 423-9201 COMPANY home or related experience, car garage, excellent location, your rental property? With us RADICAL ting. Residential and commer­ pany, 643-5308. 7 to 8:30 a.m. for 4 year old girl, mature, dependable. 7 a.m. to dependable With references on­ good income. Just reduced. MiIARTENSe reduced. Nine-room house, lot the owner pays no fees. For fast cial. Whether it be

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BENJY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., Augurt 22. 1974 - PAGE TWEN’TY-THREE Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 OH -O H ! PLEASANT 4-room apartment OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN HO{^ with stove and refrigerator. BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE TAI-/^A^UTF& Adults preferred. For details THIS w a tc h is e w A c io u s / USTEN... STILL FOR THAT PWlCE HEY.' O U rr SHOVIlV.' 1 call 647-1193. ABSOUTTELY DON'T ANYBODY F/^'YOU 0KF5 SHOULD REALIZE THAT \^AT^PO'ATP/ RUNNIN’/ T H E R E S S O r ONLY aSTTIKJ' VVEARIN' IF YOU Doesn’t it make sense to buy the INDESTRUCTIBLE ?) ouc h m b i THAT 0P/\A HMMM,' BESOMETHINA SOME DRIPS OW MY T , 0ISC0URTE0115,' AFTER e a r p l u g s ' KN O W -W ATCH r JUST TWISTED < FOUR ROOM A partm ent - WRONG WITH SHOULDER AW* NOW ALL YOU VE HADTRAlNINfi IN THE SHOW5H0W SO MUCH FFOflA I MYSELF AROUND SOCIAL GRACES AT THE MANOR' Birch Street, first floor, $150 ■Y IT/ I'M SETTIN'SOME On MUCH HOW monthly, security, phone 646- car* from the #1 Honda dealer?’ SOIHAT I'M ONLY \VA6HIH&T0H/ s e t t i n 'a f e w WE'VE COMEYOU 1189. KEStOOD DRIPS ON ONE LEARNER H A V E N T 4rJudg«d by the Envlronnwntal TRUE. BUSTERS CAR POES SOUND MAJOR S E N T A LIKE A B U N P E R EJECTING A CfirouT ROCKVILLE - 34 Grove Street, Proltctlon Agtney u th« low­ VHQI POSTCARD FORGOTTEN SPOON, BUT YOU HOME? 4 pleasant, second floor, apart­ est ponuling autoinobll*; *5 CANT LEARN UNLESS YOU USTEN,' ment. Adults or one person. also receiving highest lasisd Security and references. 872- gas mileage (29.1 MPQ) certl- 9247. ticatlon against all others tast­ FOUR ROOMS, 2-family house, ed. Healing-Plumbing 35 Articles lor Sale centrally locate, heat and hot 41 Garden Products 47 Apartments For Rent 53 water, garage. $160 monthly. 4fAwarded this honor by the S23s. American Honda Motor Com­ NO JOB too small, toilet GARAGE SALE - Saturday - LAWN AND Garden Tractors - Security deposit and WE HAVE customers waiting references. Wednesday and pany for their excellence In all MICKEY FINN repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Sunday, August 24-25. Utility Save $300 on GE Electra-Trac for the rental of your apartment BY HANK LEONARD Thursday call after 6 p.m., aepects of Honda Sates and faucets repfaced, repaired, rec trailer, riding lawn mower, 12,14,16 hp. W. H. Preuss Sons, . or home. J.D. Real Estate s-xa Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 649-8M5. Service. rooms, bathroom remodeling, mini bike and many other 228 Boston Tpke., Bolton. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. WELL, DIRK— 1 CAN TELL 1 DON'T FEEL SO YOU THIS — BOBBIE ROYAL heat modernization, etc. Free goodies for electrician and for DIRK—you HAVe BAD MYSELF estimates gladly given. M & M ROCKVILLE - Three rooms NO IDEA HOW GLAD DOESN'T THINK YOU carpenter (6x6” lumber, 12-24” CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig LOOKING for anything in real —BECAUSE MY DIO IT/ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. long, 2x6” , 20’). Corner of with heat, hot water, stove and 1 AM TO SEE y o u /. FATHER SAID HE our own, $1. 29 Mountain estate rental — apartments, refrigerator. $145. Adults only. Rosemary Place and Valley oad, Glastonbury, near homes, multiple dwellings, no BELIEVES ME< LITTLE TOWNE Plumbing Service, Street. If interested call 643- Parking for one car. Security DETAIL Minneachaug Golf Course. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate deposit required. Call 643-9678. MANCHESTER HONDA repairs, alterations, vanity 4569 for lumber. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. HE OVER- cabinets a specialty. Call to LOOHEPs Stop At The S-IL 8:30 a.m, , 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- ARTS and Crafts Sale - in the WORKING COUPLE? - 24 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER (ExR93 off Routs 86) .> «a. Vie.. ly. ha. m w. Q-VL 4056. yard, 186 Wadsworth Street Immediate occupancy. Apart­ Extension. Friday and Satur­ CORN ment - quiet neighborhood. PRESIDENTIAL Business lor Rent 55 CAPTAIN tASY FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, day. Utilities extra. No pets or 1941 MERCURY coupe, needs ■ 1972 PLYMOUTH Duster - BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE repairs and remodeling, to be finished. $350 or best children. $145. 633-6026. VILLAGE APTS. Brown with white interior, 340 T V PAIR OF CROOKED ^ecialize in hot water heaters. GARAGE SALE - Thursday, SMALL STORE or office for offer. Call 643-2920 after 6:30. CRIB MANCHESTER rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. automatic, 34,000 miles. ) Y A N K COW MEM. Prompt service on emergency. Friday and Saturday. 186 For ambitloua poopit unablo MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Excellent condition. $2,000 or U S T E N l WB APMIT THAT'S WHO YOU 643-7024. Reasonable. Contact owner, WE'RE NOT KEENE / ARB... IN CAHOOTS Wadsworth Street, Ext. Cups to grow thair own vagatablaa bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, One and two bedrooms. 1973 VEGA GT - Gold, low best offer. 742-6591 before noon and Saucers, antiques, and 643-6273. mileage, immaculate. Call ANP CHESTER! A , WITH THIG we offer a full line of pick full basement, includes or after 5:30. GWINPL1NG collectibles. appliances. $270 per month. Near schools, churches after 5 p.m., 649-1961. Flooring 36 your own and ready picked and shopping center, on GROUND FLOOR - Front of­ FEMALE! vegetablea dally, 10 a.m. - 6 P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 fice for lease, private 1965 CJ-5 JEEP - New top and TAG SALE - Friday and Satur­ or 646-1021. bus line. Call anytime. 1%9 VOLVO 144S - Excellent paint. Best offer. Call 872-3646. PRISCILLA’S POP FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, day, 10-4. Furniture, bric-a- p.m. bathroom, wall-to-wall condition. $1500. 647-1128. BY AL VERMEER (specializing in older floors). 648-2623 carpeting, air-conditioned, YOUR b r o t h e r brac and miscellaneous. 84 Buckland Road MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 1970 340, Dart Swinger, 4-speed, THAT MAKES FOUR K N O W W H A T I THINK HE'S Ceilings and inside painting. Tanner Street, Manchester, plenty of parking. Call John H. 1965 FORD Galaxie 500 - Four- WAS IN MY DREAM NIGHTS IN A Row John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- SOUTH WINDSOR bedroom Townhouse, full Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. headers, gears, excellent condi­ AGAIN LAST NIGHT' 1 T H IN K C ‘S T A R T I N G TO between Princeton and Bowers. door hardtop, power steering, .PRISCILLA? SERIOUS! 2222. private basement, includes tion, will sacrifice. Call 643- heat, appliances and carpeting. VERNON - One-bedroom running condition, needs work. 0875. 120 base FARRARI accordian, A ntiques 48 $250 per month. P.W. Dougan, Call 646-6073 after 6 p.m. apartments immediately Wanted to Rent 57 excellent condition, $150. Call Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. available at Town House 1971 PLYMOUTH Crlckett, 4- □ MISC. FOR SALE 649-7578 after 5. WANTED Antique furniture, 1970 GREMLIN, 6 cylinder, 3- cylinder, 4-speed, new battery, Gardens. This suburban apart­ WANTED - House to Rent - speed, excellent condition, $1,- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or THREE-Bedroom apartment in ment community of unusual brakes, clutch, pressure plate, COLDSPOT Refrigerator - Business man, wife, 17-year old 600. 649-3739. Articles lor Sale other antique items. R. new 2-family house - Full architectural design and exhaust system, tune up. $900 or 41 Frost-free, coppertone, 14 cubic Harrison, 643-8709. daughter, two or three-bedroom best offer. 643-7376. carpeting and appliances. Cen­ beautiful landscaping features home in Manchester or vicinity. STEVE CANYON feet, automatic ice maker. $50. tral location. $250 monthly. private entrance, private patio BY MILTON CANIFF DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 643-7361. Wanted to Buy Call 464-2759 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE - 1968 Chevrolet 4- $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, 49 Broker, 646-1180. with sliding glass door, wall-to- % wall carpeting, range, door sedan. Good condition, CURIOSITY ODL.CANYON. ..WITH THAT Of THE X THEN, IF THAJA'S stone, gravel, pool and patio TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-4, NEEDED - Florida couple reasonable, $495. Call 643-8601. , , -.-THEY WISH TO COMPARE sand. 643-9504. WANTED - Wicker furniture, 3% ROOMS - Im m aculate, refrigerator, garbage disposal, HOME-GROWNaANIPEX ROUND HAD HIT rain or shine. Lake Road, An­ any kind. Phone 872-0930. desire furnished 2-bedroom I WASN'T EXPECriN^ THE ASSASSINATION JOBS TURNING UP IN A MORE VITAL restored Colonial home. Heat, master TV antenna, storage house or apartment for dover, 7/lOths of mile from hot water, parking, central. No and laundry facilities in base­ 1968 CHRYSLER New Yorker - 8-Z2 € 1174 kir KA. iO’HE GRAND TOUR.' J JUICE IN VDURWbUNP.,. THE in d ic t e d K, SPOT... ALUMINUM sheets used as route 316. Tools, furniture, baby September and October. Very good condition, low T M. Rm. U 8. n t Ml. printing plates, .007 thick, children, pets. Middle aged cou- ment. Total electric. No pets. Excellent references. 646-2855. THE BORN LOSER items, 10-speed bike, lawn ^l^referred. 643-2171 before 6 For appointment please call mileage. Best offer. 1974 Pinto BY ART SANSOM 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. mower, and miscellaneous. □ R E N T A L S wagon, brand new. 647-9656. Phone 64,3-2711. 872-0528 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. QUALITY Tag Sale - Sony tape Autos For Sale 61 1968 PLYMOUTH Road Runner NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 PLEASANT Six-room flat - deck, provincial coffee end Rooms tor Rent 52 Garage, carpeting, central, AVAILABLE September 15th, - 383,4-speed, good running con­ cents each. Inquire side door. tables, cook books, stained NEED CAR? Credit bad? dition $800 or consider older car Manchester Evening Herald. adult family unit preferred. No four room apartment, security glass, women’s, child’s THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? NEED trade and cash offer. 643-7900. children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- required, no pets, $185. in­ clothing. Veiw cheap. Next to nished rooms, centrally 6733. Honest Douglas accepts lowest WE BUY and sell used fur­ cluding heat and appliances. down, smallest payments. Manchester Parkade, 458 West located. Kitchen privileges. Call after 5, 646-4786. 1%9 CHEVY Caprice, power niture. Cash on the line. One Middle Tpke., Saturday- Parking. Reasonanle rates. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. piece or an entire housefull. FOUR MODERN rooms, east brakes, power steering and air. Sunday, 24-25. Phone 649-2358. Posi-traction, excellent running 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 side, second floor, ample NICE 3-room apartment, se­ JUNK CARS removed free. Main Street Rear, behind parking, heat, appliances, $225 cond floor, heat, stove, condition. G ^ gas mileage. WANTED - Single woman to Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. Call 643-6312. Douglas Motor Sales. monthly. Phone 646-8243. refrigerator. $140. Near 528-1990. INFANTS help share expenses, own Parkade, call 643-6802. bedroom, kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, CLEAN USED refrigerators, FURNITURE SALE Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. TOYOTA - See us for reliable THE FLINTSTONES ranges, automatic washers, Cribs and chesU 50% off unfurnished, nice yard, close to used Toyotas with our 60-day Trucks tor Sale 62 BY HANA-BARBERA Main Street. $130 monthly plus with guarantees, B. D. Pearl's Floor models only APARTMENT 100% warranty. We also buy COMMUNITY looking for security. 1-564-7855. 8-2Z. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- m em b ers, on farm , $110 RENTAL OFFICE used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 1967 FORD, half ton pick-up, 8’ 2171 SPREE TOY STORE monthly per person, Coventry, 345 Center Street, Manchester, fleet side body, excellent condi­ ALLEY OOP WELL, THAT'S ....w hat do MV 381 Broad S t REMODELED Four-Room We have a large variety of 646-4321. tion, $750. 649-7578 after 5. BY V.T. HAMLIN TME THESE MODERN you s u p p o s e 742-9429. Duplex - No appliances o’ heat. G U E S S IS SCREENED loam, gravel, Open 10-9 deluxe one and two-bedroom ESCA l ATOF? m e c h a n i c a l h a p p e n e d P O W E R , One older child accepted. 644- OUR USED CAR LOT ^ HEY, IT WAS STILL „.WHY DONT WC processed gravel, sand, stone, Monday - Saturday NICE QUIET room next to bath apartments and townhouses 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, WHAT ARE s t o p p e d / g a d g e t s f o r <3 f a i l u r e .' and fill. Cfeorge H. Griffing, 0727 after 6. PARKED BY OUSTCRACKTMAT for gentleman. Centrally throughout Manchester. Ren­ V-8, automatic, radio, posi- M5UTWO TH E ROAD RIG- FIND OUT y o u / Inc., 742-7886. tal office open daily from 9-5, traction, good gas mileage. Molorcycles-BIcycles 84 DOING located. Call 643-5331. MANCHESTER - Large one NEEDS , WHEN WE WHAT LURCH other times by appointment. Original owner. M3-2880. HERE? l e f t .' UX3K, HAS INSlOe, LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 and two-bedroom apartments, AAore G ood C ars & TrucKs. LOW COST motorcycle in­ SMITTY.., AN'BEAT nr? ONE LARGE room for air-conditioned, carpeting, surance, immediate binding. ) yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare gentleman, new private bath. appliances, pool and See us for your needs, Crockett LOVABLE GRAY KITTEN Call 643-6930. DAMUTO ENTEHPnSES, MG. our low rates. Young drivers IF YOU PLAN TO SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury free to good home, female. playground. Available im­ 240-H Nee State Ri, Maadwater welcome. For quotation call Agency, 643-1577. above-ground pool distributor is Phone 646-1308. mediately. Security required. 64S-1021 Rod Dolin, 646-6050. FURNISHED ROOM for $170 and $195. Eastern, 646-8250. BUY SOON ... HARLEY-Davidson - Motor­ over stocked on 1974 pools. Will gentleman, use of kitchen and sell and completely install a STUD WANTED immediately 1971 PLYMOUTH CRICKET, 25 cycles, parts and accessories. parking. Security. Call 649-4936, MANCHESTER - Large 3 1/2 SEE US NOW! Expert service. Harley- huge 16’x31' o.d. swim pool, for AKC Champion line 649-3436. CHARLES APARTMENTS - miles per gallon. Owner moving complete with fencing, sun Yorkshire Terrier. Call 644- room apartment in stone man­ out of state. $1,100. 643-2559. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, sion on landscaped grounds. East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 WE GIVI MO n ON GOOD Hartford. 247-9774. deck, filter and pump. Now only 9555. GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free room townhouse, 11/2 baths, alt -O r . $795; full price financing Heat and appliances. No 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu - USEDCARSw ^ I Siaous— parking, central location, children, no pets. Security. 646- appliances, carpeted, 2 air- MOTORCYCLE Insurance - e -a x J available. Call Tony collect: GOLDEN Retriever puppies - kitchen privileges. References conditioners, heat, hot water, Automatic, low mileage, good (413) 732-3158. Sire, producer of 42 Champions. 0885. condition. $1500. Call 289-2268 Easy Bank Financing Lowest rates available. required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. storage, 2 garages, sound­ Immediate binding. Prompt MR. ABERNATHY W I N A T BRIDGE Quality litter, excellent pets. for appointment. proofing, washer^ryer hook­ after 5. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY USED COMMERCIAL washing $175. 644-2224. MANCHESTER - Five Claim service. Call Clarke In­ luxurious rooms, first floor, up, fireplace, fenced in patio. surance Agency, 643-1126. machines, dryers, gas burner FURNISHED ROOM, near $2M. Charles Ponticelli, 646- 1971 FIAT 850 ^ o rts car, $700 ...GIVE HERALITTL£ V^CHRDJ’f'xMM and boiler and parts. Call 649- ELEVEN month old Shepherd- two bedrooms, formal dining 0800. 646-1540. or best offer. Cfood Condition. / m o r iJ [HERS/ Manchester Center, clean, room, fully applianced kitchen, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 0aBBDNArETDB2lN& Be asks plaintively, “What 2718. collie female, all shots, Phone 875-7786. THE- The bidding has been; quiet, homelike atmosphere. huge living room with makes, models and speeds. UP THE G AS.' good are big cards when 22 medium size, housebroken, MANCHESTER - Brand new Holmes finds clue to make 6 Parking. Mature gentleman fireplace, carpeting, porch, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, (30LDHSH THB nothing breaks for you?” W est N or East South WASHER and dryer - Avacado good with children, 649-8412. preferred. Phone 569-2525. one-bedroom Townhouses. Full 315 Canter Street I HAS color. Moving, must sell. garage, treed lot. Lease, securi­ 1965 CORVE’TTE, new interior, Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- SAME P ass 2 A private basement. Includes side exhaust, radial tires, two Manchester 2098. ASIDO O 0 O , Bolmes replies, “Since you Asking $150. Call 643-5534 9-4. WANTED - Good home for ty, references. Mr. Blanchard, } meeswn P ass P ass ? MANCHESTER Suburbs - Beat 646-2482. neat, appliances, carpeting, tops. Phone 872-8470 after 3:30 « 0 M FOR only bid six, the cards did affectionate 8 month old puppy. private entrances and patio. Phond 643-5135 You, South, bold; inflation. A home away from p.m. LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has NORTH 22 break for you. My diamond BABY CRIB - Maple crib and Loves children, all shots and $235 per month. Paul W. Dugan SOO, ^ O n 0 ° In this hand from ♦ A Q 6 5 4 VAQ6'54 4A K ♦ 2 home. Share expenses and up­ 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, gas motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ 4 874 lead was an obvious mattress, extremely good con­ spayed. 646-3825. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. o O O 9URP.' “Sherlock Bolmes-Bridge What do you do now? keep on lovely 9 room home. heat, hot water, garage, proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 f J109 singleton. All you had to do dition. Call 649-2766. Detective,” we find Bolmes A—Bid four notrump. You in­ (Florida living). Comparable working couple. Phone 649-4068. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- ♦ 932 was to play ace, king and a FREE - male kitten, to good apartment would be ap­ MANCHESTER - O.K. kids, 3 on lead against a six-spade small spade.” tend to bid six if your partner 1558. 4 a kqs LIVING Room and bedroom home. Call after 5, 647-1023. bedrooms in 2-family house, ^7 contract. Be makes the nor­ shows no aces. proximately $400 plus a montn. FIVE ROOM apartment. North J VtWFS-F EAST furniture and miscellaneous Professional people preferred. air, carpeting, yard, $250 a WEST mal lead of the four of dia­ Bolmes was right, as ex­ Manchester, second floor, stove 1972 HONDA 350 - Low mileage, o RI06EWAY 4 J io s 4 - TODAY'S QUESTION items. Reasonable. Leaving FREE - to good home, playful, Laundry. Complete house month. (34-56) Call Rentex, $30 monds, since Watson bid the pected in a book about him. and refrigerator, two rooms $400. Call Peter, 742-9159. f 643 VQ872 You bid four notrump. He town, must sell. Gall 649-1577. 10 month old, shepherd, good privileges, parking, private en­ fee, 549-6980. suit. Be would win that trick and carpeted. $175 a month. 568- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ 4 ♦ KQJ1065 shows one ace. You continue with with children, has all shots. trance. References. Call 649- 1971 TRIUMPH 500, excellent have to lead either a heart or TAG SALE - 272 Vernon Street, Needs room to run. Call 643- 8765. 4986432 ♦ j 107 five notrump and he shows two 3056 between 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. MANCHESTER - First floor of condition. Phone 646-3721. Poor Skurry, the unfortu­ club. That would put the lead kings. What do you do now? Friday August 23, 10-4. Ski 6897, after 2 p.m. 2-family house. O.K. kids, yard, AT 'rtXl RBALL-Y SHOW ED YtaU SHOW ED A WQ; gTgON<2» VIOLENT SIO S^ SOUTH (D) in dummy for enough dis­ boots, lawn furniture, mis­ 4 AKQ9632 nate opponent takes his ace HOUSEKEEPING room - All parking, $180 a month. (34-19) 1970 MAICO all re b u ilt, UF»THATBie H I M U P A S of diamonds, remarks that he cards to make the slam. Answer Tomorrow cellaneous items. AKC registered labrador utilities included, 272 Main Call Rentex, $30 fee, 549-6980. V A K 5 S & S excellent shape, call 646-6832. BULLV, JEFFIE. T H E © I S S V ♦ A87 really should have bid seven (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) retriever, one handsome yellow Street. VILLAGER and lays down his ace of ATTENTION Collectors - Rare male left. Call 742-8228. Also, two rail motorcycle T H A T H E lO . ♦ - original Moscow mule mugs. APARTMENTS trailer. trumps. ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet, Homes lor Rent 54 North-South vulnerable Sealed bids only. Call 647-1128. FREE To Good Home - Lovable convenient lo catio n . 224 Two-Bedroom townhouses. We Still Have A Answer to Previous Puzzle Campers-Trallers W est N orth E ast South When East shows out of 9-month old half collie, half Charter Oak Street. 643-8368. Fireplace, Wall-to-wall EAST HARTFORD - Two- Mobile Homes 65 Sports GOLD VELVET Love Seat - Shepherd. We just don’t have carpeting. Two air- 28 trumps, Skurry says some­ R 1 a $300. Maple desk, $200. 647-1128. bedroom house, appliances, P ass 34 34 68 E N a enough room. 742-9474. Apartments For Rent 53 conditioners, appliances, heat yard, parking and dishwasher. GOOD thing about his rotten luck. S i_ WINNEBAGO travel trailer, P ass P ass P ass Then he runs off several ACROSS DOWN and hot water. Tiled bath. No Only $250 a month. (31-19). Call 14’ with overhang, excellent e. A H WASHING Machine - Philco 2- Livestock 44 rounds of trumps, plays out 1 Links sport 1 Obtains y MANCHESTER - Two bedroom p0ts Rentex, $30 fee, 549-6980. condition, complete living con­ Opening lead- 48 5 Football— 2 Fish speed, white. Call 646-6073 apartment, large living room SELECTION his ace and king of hearts in before 2 p.m. of Brand New ditions, with extras, $850 firm. 9 Gadget for a 3 Unaspirated TENNESSEE WALKER and kitchen, redecorated. Call 649-7620 VERNON - Spacious 9-room the hope that the queen will golfer 4 Wards off 643-9249. PICK. gelding^ Also one pony. Best Available immediately. Securi­ house, fireplace, garage, dis­ B y Oswald & James Jacoby drop, leads his last heart to 12 Fencer's sword 5 Golfer's term GARAGE SALE - Brass, silver, C4VAIH 6 Awn (hot.) offer. Phone 643-5251. ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- 9 1174 ly MW, He. TJi, Hn. Ul. PBL Oi. Watson’s queen and winds up l3Sto40-71 STodoy 35 Emotionally 65 Day 9-2041-42 36 East Indian No pets. Adults only. $110 6 Vour 36 Or 66 For 53-58814 Bolton. required, $250 monthly. 643- GIMINI herb 15 16 17 DREXEL French Provincial monthly. Security deposit OFFICES FOR RENT- while we still have planned and controlled com­ BUZZ SAWYER 7 TiK)-of-war 37 And 67 importont SAGITTARIUS 5700. Excellent location in munity with privacy and BY ROY CRANE 0 MAY 21 8 Adhtrt 38 Now M Questioned 37 Take into twin bed, box spring and mat­ Sporting Goods required. Call 643-6396. 9 You've 39 li 69 And NOK. custody 18 19 20 46 Manchester. Parking, heat, natural surroundings. You can 20 tress and double dresser with Apollos * LeSatires 10 Toll* 40 Special 70 Liktiy DK. 38 Italian city janitor. $10fr monthly with or save money and live better. Let "there is a TREASURE, SWEEHEl >) Work 41 Decisions 71 Demonds 21 22 23 full mirror, $100. Call 742-9971 TENT for sale - 10x14’, 7-1M2-43 .8-19-3841^ 39 Mend socks w ithout le a se . C all 649- Centory Luxus Regals Jensen’s give you a new key to OARA BELLE HID IT FROM BUBSA, D'54-63-73 12 Shouldn't 42 Moking 72 Messoge 41 Theological after 6 p.m. excellent condition, one year if HAP A GUN . . . 1 1 13Stx 43 Over 73 Matter 52-57-68 24 25 26 28 2$ 30 31 W e Feature Q uality^ 5334„643-1393. living - security and peace of HE'S GONE AFTER HER. w eV E CANCIR degree (ah.) old. $45. 742-6617 after 5:30 P.M. clobbered J I 14 In 44 Keep 74 Contocts CAPRICORN ■ And Electras mind. Jensen’s, Inc., Rollings IS Ptrtonol 45 An 75 With 42 Aged 32 33 34 35 MOVING - Forced to sell. Bfcaiu* 17 y a rt of buUiUnf ond numogtHg i^rtmoitU SOT TO STOP HIM. '1DU FEEL ^ OK. 22 ^ WHERE ARE YOU? 16 Brings 46 Disturbed 76 Clinics 44 Three-handed Refrigerator, electric stove, hat laugkl lu wAal roally mallw*. VERNON - Route 83, office Hills, Route 44A, Mansfield, UP TO IT? Ijul'y It JAti. I» V l Garden Products 47 space available. 250 square Mrs. Young, 26 Old Wood Road, J 17 Portonol 47 EspKttd 77 Institutions card game 36 37 furniture, Kirby vacuum AvolUbU immodUlolyi on* mud two bodroom BUZ... 3-14-25-36 18 Could 48 Small 78 Impreuive 1-12-23-34, 46 Clergymen cleaner, carpeting, 1968 Cutlass tflfumhoHtot. inelmdot hoot, oir eondUlonor, dUktoathor, feet, 350 square feet, and 400 429-1786. Main Office, Route 10, 5'47-59-TO 19 To 49 To 79 In 1458780861 49 Rips 38 39 40 FARM-FRESH eggs delivered 1 THINK so.' 20 Great SO High 80 Personol Oldsmobile. Call 649-5018. wall to wall carpal, ladlvldual basomoni, prioalo patio, square feet, wi,th one, two and Southington, 1-6284)317. u o AQUARIUS 53 Uncle Tom's ■ to your home. Call AN-JO Modols opon dally from 3i0O until BtOO p,m. 21 K ten sorv 51 Money 81 Evtry 42 43 44 45 three rooms. Nice building, j jw r 21 22 Hord 5211 82 Your JAN. 20 friend F’arm, 644-9430. MOBILE HOME, 12x55, three 53 Potentiols 83Th« 54 Snare for mice BASEMENT SALE - Rain or excellent location. Very L.AU8. 22 23 Postpone 46 47 48 49 SO 61 62 S & S BUICK rooms and bath plus two added ' ' HID IT 24 Seems 54 Some 84H M d M l. II 56 Masculine reasonable. Telephone 644-2314. shine, Saturday-Sunday August ^ 4-15-26-37 55 Up LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own H M i n B V End of Confess St., off W. Middle Tpke., rooms. Call mornings, 647-9343. IN THE 25 Business 85 It 2-13-24-35/' nickname 53 b4 55 24-25, 8-8. Old organ, fishing - quality pole tomatoes - Ml KfU s.. Manchester. "New England’s Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Dealer" I&!48-5fr79-87 26 Papers 56 Belongings 86 Letter 14681-82-90'. 57 To be (Fr.) 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W -8389 Sf c 5089-78 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 22, 1974 Innovative Education Projects Stress Evaluation and Research THE CANDIDATES ARE SAYING Evaluation and research are kindergarten-through-Grade 12 prove special education ser- liantljf0trr Enmtnn Mpralh on the rise in projects that have physical education program. vices to Spanish speaking been approved for funding with The program — which will use pupils. Muriel Yacavone federal money marked for MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 276 computerized records — will — Career Awareness, another state Rep. Muriel Yacavone, Mrs. Yacavone, should be Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES educational innovation. present objectives and build on Hartford project. Is designed to Dem., Ninth Assembly District, taken up now, in preparation PRICE: FIFTEEN CEN TS Seven of 16 new projects in skills developed in previous help middle school students today expressed concern over for the January session of the the state funded under Title III years. Students will be provided explore career areas. the “increasing number of bicy­ legislature.” of the U.S. Elementary and individual learning programs A follow-up study of recent cle accidents in the past year- She said, “In the next session Secondary Education Act are that include team and lifetime female graduates of Hartford and-a-half,” and said “it’s time of the legislature, I will support concerned with evaluation, sports and other activities, all high schools will cover career for an examination of the mandatory registration of all research, or dissemination of designed to develop specific and educational opportunities state’s statutes pertaining to bicycles and a mandatory information. The other nine physical and mental skills. for women. the use of bikes.” program of bicycle-safety deal with classroom and in­ The new projects will be run — Parent Education, spon­ She said she has asked the education for all elementary No-Growth Economy structional innovation. by six local districts, two sored by the Capitol Region General Assembly’s transpor­ school children. At a time when Projects include an regional school districts, and Education Council, will provide tation committee’s chairman to bicycle use is rapidly in­ educational data bank, ^ follow­ three regional educational ser­ workshops and other programs place bicycle safety on the com- creasing as a healthful pastime up study of women's oppor­ vice centers. The programs are for the parents of handicapped mittee’s agenda for its and as a means for cutting tunities in the Hartford area, a run — usually for three years — children. September meeting. down on the use of cars, we training program for school ad­ with the guidance of the State — Project PLUS, in Regional “Discussion of possible must take action to prevent loss Seen Despite Federal Acts ministrators, and a leadership Department of Education and District No. 13 (Durham, changes in the laws and the of life and serious injury to program for gifted students. Middlefield), will continue Dossibilitv of new laws,” said bicycle riders.” are evaluated by department WASHINGTON (UPI) — A respected 0.8 per cent. This was far less severe than One program — Project TIPS specialists. developing individualized in­ Ford a bill designed to make sure that pen­ economist says the United States is in for the 7 per cent drop of the first quarter, sponsored by the Capitol struction by setting up sions will be waiting for workers whose Another 33 ESEA Title III 1 at least another year and a half of reces­ caused partially by the energy shortage. Region Education Council — is projects are in their second or curriculum centers. h lp w a n ted employers have pension plans. But the bill ; I ’ """" sion, inflation and unemployment — no Two straight quarterly GNP declines is a cooperative program between third year. — Leadership Colloquia, does nothing to increase pension payments matter what the government tries to do the classical definition of a recession. public and nonpublic secondary sponsored by Project LEARN or to require employers to pay pensions. Some highlights of other new about it. • The Dow Jones Industrial Average schools. East Hartford High projects: in Madison, is a program for • Assistant Agriculture Secretary Testifying before the new Senate Budget continued its descent, closing Thur^ay at and the Kingwood School in gifted and talented students Clayton Yeutter, after meeting with a — Educational Resources commlMlon and fringe Committee Thursday, F. Gerald Adams of 704.79, down 6.80 points. It fell below the West Hartford, Simsbury High which will use political Japanese government team, predicted Center at the Area Cooperative the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton 700 level for the first time in more than and the Westledge School in problems to develop creative Japan voluntarily would cut its purchases Educational Services (ACES) , • Pleasant working conditions in modern phar- School of Finance and Commerce foresaw four years. West Simsbury, Penney High in in New Haven will expand the thinking. of livestock feed grains from the United I • Some experience necessary with patent medicines a no-growth U.S. economy whether or not East Hartford and East capability of its state and — Project USE is an intensive Greets Aquarium Visitors Gasoline Tax States by nearly 10 per cent. He said this Congress took President Ford’s advice Catholic High in Manchester, national computerized educa­ training program for ad­ ! . *PPly to the manager: • The White House said the Ford ad­ would make legal export controls un­ He s a fish and he greets visitors to his glassed-in pool at the Mystic Aquarium with this and cut federal spending by JIO billion. and Suffield High and Suffield tion data bank. ministrative personnel in the } LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY ministration had under study “along with necessary despite the sharp drop in the Academy, wiil work in tandem West Haven schools. smile as he comes from the inside of a rotted, overturned row boat. In real life, he is about Spending Cut many, many other things” a 10-cent-a- U.S. crop brought on by drought. — Diagnostic Pre-School, also ___MANCHESTER PARKADE on teacher initiated projects. at ACES, is a special education three times as large. (Herald photo by Barlow) The spending cut might reduce the gallon increase in federal gasoline taxes Rains Too Late Students in the program — and identification service for projected 1975 inflation rate from 8.2 per with the revenue — perhaps 010 billion — • The Agriculture Department said the which will begin operation in area preschoolers. cent to 7.7 per cent, Adams said. But it used to offset a cut in personal income worldwide drought was relieved by August the spring — wiil work on such — The City Semester, in Hart­ also would produce an unemployment rate taxes for the poor. “It’s just one of many rains, particularly in hard-hit mid- projects as electronic music, ford, will conduct a study to of 6.7 per cent instead of 6.3 per cent. proposals in the mill,” said Jerald America and also in wide areas of China the biological aspects of determine the feasibility of a Currently unemployment is running at terHorst, Ford’s press secretary. and India. The rains arrested the declines physical fitness, and a program 308 Main Street, Manchester residential program for in­ a u p f r j w about 5.3 per cent of the civilian work • Kuwait and Venezuela announced they in prosvective output, but came too late on humanistic education. dependent school students from Phone 643-6662 CALL COLLECT.’.. force. And Adams foresaw a 1974 inflation were cutting back oil production because “ to assure good yields in some key In North Haven, physical outlying suburbs. OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • THURS. A FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. rate averaging out at about 10 per cent. they said oversupply was pushing prices producing areas,” the experts said. education instructors will — A Little Love, also in Hart­ nOOR COVEHNt His gloomy forecast came against a down. Kuwait, currently producing 2.55 The Commerce Department report on develop a comprehensive TEMPLE’S ford, will help evaluate and im- gloomy background of economic million barrels a day, already has cut back the economy during the April-June developments: but will lower production even niore to quarter said the country’s inflation rate u a t d M GNP Declines keep prices high, the Arab country’s oil was 9.6 per cent for that period. The first H U R R Y - TIME 1$ RUNNING OUT! • The Commerce Department reported minister said. quarter rate was still higher — 12.3 per MANCHESTER the Gross National Product dropped Pension Bill Signed cent. These were the highest rates of infla­ during the second quarter of this year by • Congress completed action and sent to tion to visit the United States since early HOSPITAL NOTES 1951.

Discharged Wednesday: Vernon St.; Fiorenti Zanlungo, Mathew Guastamachio, 649 125 Spruce St.; Erma Belyea, Deming St., South Windsor; Willimantic; Kenneth Wilcox, TAKE ADVANTAGE NOWI FREE SAMPLES SHOWN IN YOUR HOME! of the Ford Helping GOP Candidates Preparing Entry Forms for Tolland Fair Rayond Couchon, Pine Lake Glastonbury; George John- Shore, Coventry; Joan DuBois, drow, 44 Pearl St.; Nancy JoAnn Gerber, left, and Kathy Dia­ fair will continue Saturday and Sun­ 471 N. Main St.; Michael Futterlieb, Maryanne Dr., By HELEN THOMAS TerHorst has said Ford would like to run departments and agencies — a Nixon in­ showmanship and a watermelon mond, both of Vernon, are busy filling day at., the Tolland County Charkovich, 94 North St.; Coventry; E. Frederick Par­ UPI While House Reporter for a full term this time and Democrats, novation — as part of his transformed eating contest. Sunday's,main event like Senate majority leader Mike operation. out health forms for their Holsteins Agricultural Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. will be the horse show. There will also Solomon Diengott, 333 Bid well sons, 36 Susan Rd., Vernon. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford St.; Albert Kubis, 411 Graham Aiso, Wayne Zura, East Hart­ Mansfield, think he will be a difficult man Other Suggestions (relaxing in the background.) Fhe Exhibits are set up in the main be a dog show, turtle race and frog­ is unable to campaign personally for girls are preparing for the Tolland Rd., South Windsor; Ralph ford; Ralph LeChausse III, 64 to beat. “He is, by far, the best man they He also apparently intends to go along building along with a food booth. jumping contest. (Herald photo by Republican candidates, but he is trying to have,” Mansfield said Thursday. County 4-H F air which officially opens Saturday’s events will include dairy Fahr, East Hartford; Alice Tanner St.; Janet Nevue, 110 ThiNQWAXFIatir give them all the help he can. with the suggestion of his transition that Richmond.) Bernardi, East Hartford; this afternoon for some activities. The showmanship, baking contest, sheep South Rd., Bolton; Ryan Before Congress began an extended Busy Schedule advisers on national security, budget, Richard Carabillo, 658 FitzGerald, Glastonbury; uptoQx12KitTR|tB|M ^ |np.axtr8 Labor Day recess Thursday, Ford took Mansfield will lead off a series of domestic policy, the economy, personnel Eliington Rd., South Windsor. Kerry Dermody, 110 Wood Dr.; time to pose for separate photographs presidential appointments today in what and his legal counsel have equal status and Also. Elsie Davies, 54 John Brown, 16 Lilley St.; ExnlSRt^icapf coign with 135 (JOP congressmen who will be on has become typical in the Ford White access to the President. On Manchester Teaching Contracts Woodhill Rd.; Joseph Conti, 71 Alfred Clough, 202 Center Rd., the canipaign trail during the next few House. Others will include Syrian Foreign Ford also is expected to reduce the Pitkin St.; Joseph Marcin, 128 Vernon. s g g o o weeks. 'Two days ajgo, Ford posed with Minister Abd al-Halim Khaddam, the White House staff substantially. several senators who are up for re- Farm Family of the Year and represen­ Ford had a busy day Thursday, starling election. tatives of senior citizens’ organizations with a 45-minute medical checkup in the Road Deaths Down in July Ford.seems to think the way to get help among many others. morning. His personal physician, William Arbitration Board Decision from his friends in Congress next year is While Congress is away. Ford was Lukash, concluded he was “in excellent lives saved during July, and a to help them win elections in the fall. expected to begin restructuring his ad­ health and fully capable of meeting all WASHINGTON (UPI) - The total of some 6,800 lives saved Before he became President, Ford ministration. physical demands and mental stresses of highway death toll for July —a since the beginning of the barnstormed across the country — visiting Interior Secretary Rogers C.B. Morton the presidency.” Expected Early Next Week month of heavy vacation year.” 40 states — helping GOP candidates and has said that Ford has agreed to curtail His only advice to Ford was to lose six driving —dropped 16 per cent, The decline in traffic > - trying to prevent a veto-proof Congress the authority of the Office of Management pounds — get down to 195 — by football both parties in the past, especially when according to government fatalities —there were 56,000 in with two-thirds Democrats. and Budget over the policies of federal season. By DOUG BEVINS figures. the arbitrators’ decisions have been un­ and a neutral arbitrator agreed to by both 1973—coincided with the energy Not Running Right Now An arbitration decision on the contract parties. They are, respectively, Atty. The National Highway Traf­ \b u V e seen beautiful Armstrong animous. crisis. Some highway experts dispute between the Manchester Educa­ Michael Boyle, a member of the Hartford fic Safety Administration said Although Ford’s press secretary, Jerald High school teacher Peter DiRosa, chief credit less driving by motorists m tion Association (MEA) and the Board of law firm of Gould, Killian & Krechevsky; Wednesday it was the ninth F. terHorst, did not rule out campaign contract negotiator for the MEA, has said and the 55-mile-an-hour Bank Bandits End Education is expected to be released early Neil Macy, administrator of employe- appearances close to election day, he told monthly decline in a row and next week. Asst. School Superintendent it’s likely teachers will return to school nationwide speed limit for the X reporters “The President is not running employer relations for the Hartford Board “represents an estimated 800 . ANY 12 9 ROOAA IMOLEUM RU6S Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said today. next month even if they don’t have a con­ drop. for anything right now and he feels the of Education; and Peter Adomeit, AS LOW AS A three-member arbitration panel, tract. in your favorite m ogozine. CHOICE silEpTlON best politics is right here in the White associate professor of law at the Universi­ Up Empty-Handed which heard arguments from both sides in MEA President Arthur Glaeser House running the affairs of government.” ty of Connecticut, Hartford branch. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT III. $14.9; two lengthy sessions a month ago, has wouldn’t confirm that decision today, Ford, according to terHorst, expects his suitcase containing the loot before they now see one in your own home ® 1 ® NEEDHAM, Mass. (UPI) - Two reportedly reached agreement on all though. He said the MEA membership will vice president-designate. Nelson A. masked bandits held the wife and baby of a could reach the scene, the FBI said. NOTICE kitchen floor again today, when we could be ® issues except the hotly contested meet next Tuesday to discuss the over-all OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE could be Rockefeller, to campaign widely, es­ bank manager as hostages while he emp­ All of the money was recovered. Your economic package, Deakin said. matter of contracts. COMPlETat WSTUIEO pecially if he is confirmed before the tied the safe of money, but they were FBI special agent James Newpher said In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 *1 "*•“ auiiiiicai, siiimesi room in your home with no- $9J 5 “The arbitrators are still trying to get a If either the Board of Education or the of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the shining SMret is Solarian’s special Mira-bnd'“ BM HUBOR t DESNaOi SOUMMI November elections. foiled when a workman came across the two men broke into the home of Stephen unanimous award,” Deakin said, MEA rejects the arbitration award, wear surface that keeps its high gloss, without waxine far SUGMnYMGHER R. George, manager of the Needham INSIDE Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, explaining that he understands they’re negotiations will have to be reopened. August 13, 1974, of Ordinance as follows: 9*’*^.***^mf yinyl floor. And the cleaner you keep it Heights branch of the Needham National snmes! Stop in today to select your co?or- preparation of floors, still “far apart” on the salary issue but Negotiations for a new teacher contract PURCHASE OF LAND - PARKER STREET ful Solarian design, and get a Tree estimate. You oiuld be 9x12 Bank, shortly before 8 a.m. They bound his TODAY if m t s t s n , a tra have resolved most of the non-economic started last January and ended un­ _cnjoying your sunny Solarian floor tomorrow! wife and 1-1/2-year-old bady girl and BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Judiciary Committee disputes. successfully in May. The dispute went Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the total ordered George to go to the bank, remove before state mediators, who decided that NYLON RUGS The Board of Education has offered the sum of Six Hundred (600.00) Dollars from Sidney B. and Elsie T. Shaga Sculptured all the money and leave it in a suitcase on arbitration was necessary. Gardening with Atwood ...... Page 9 Cushman of the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and a grassy slope near Rt. 128 on the outskirts MEA (which represents Manchester’s 550 Complete A ll Ends FInIchcd Closes Dlixoii Case Old Codger ...... Page 3 State of Connecticut, that certain piece or parcel of land situated of town. public school teachers) an economic Other Issues in the Town of Manchester on Parker Street and being more par­ CERAMIC TILE I R e g . 89.95 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The case of to resign from office when compared with “George drove himself with instructions package amounting to a 5% per cent in­ Among non-economic issues to be Lottery N u m b ers...... Page 18 ticularly bounded and described as follows: Richard M. Nixon is closed as far as the the accomplishments of his ad­ from them to take the money and put it at crease over the old contract. The MEA, decided by the arbitrators are a teacher Bicentennial Committee____ Page 12 ministration.” citing the “skyrocketing cost of living,” layoff procedure, teacher participation in Beginning at a point in the easterly street line of Parker Street, BATHROOM f House Judiciary Committee is concerned, a particular location,” Newpher said. Herald Angle...... Page 10 with every member concluding that he Cover-Up “The two men, who were armed, has asked for increases totaling about 14 decision-making, and policies dealing with said point being located four hundred sixty-eight and 51/100 Inatalled up to per cent. leaves of absence, extracurricular ac­ (468.51) feet northerly of the northerly street line of Lydall should have been impeached if he had not But even Hutchinson said Nixon had remained with the wife and child until 100 tq. ft. Chances are the arbitrators will decide tivities, teaching facilities, and I become the first president in history to been involved in thp Watergate cover-up. they were sure George had taken the In Saturday’s Herald: Street, the line runs in a northerly direction along the easterly REMNANTS on an increase somewhere between eight negotiating procedures. resign. A legal case for obstruction of justice was money from the bank. He then returned to street line of Parker Street in the arc of a circular curve to the and ten per cent. The panel of arbitrators consists of an The committee’s final report was made against Nixon, Hutchinson Said, and his house.” left having a radius of four hundred seventy-three and 5/10 (473.5) The “economic package” includes MEA appointee, a school board appointee. Girl Watching at Globe released Thursday. The 525-page docment he joined his colleagues to make the com­ feet for a distance of one hundred twenty- two and 24/100 (122.24) n o teacher salaries, wage increments based feet to a point of reverse curvature, thence along the arc of a cir­ with a dingy tan cover is historic. It is the mittee support for an article of impeach­ Vinyl & Inlaid on length of service, and fringe benefits. cular curve to the right having a radius of seventy-one and 95/100 result of the first presidential impeach­ ment on that count unanimous. Sizes up to 6x15 The arbitrator’s award will be merely ment inquiry held in 107 years. It accuses Hutchinson, as did nine other Cypriot Leader (71.95) feet for a distance of sixty-one and 96/100 (61.96) feet to a an "advisory” report, Deakin said, and Old Newspaper Pickup point in the easterly street line of Colonial Road; thence in a Values to $89.06 Nixon of lying, violating laws and sub­ Republicans on the committee, joined in the decision is not binding on either party. Material and Labor Included h verting the Constitution. support of Article 1 only after Aug. 5, the northerly direction along the easterly street line of Colonial Road Prepares for He added, however, that arbitration WE ARESPECIALISISIIVI ' | About half of it was written by the chair­ day Nixon released three transcripts of for a dis^nce of thirty-two and 24/100 (32.24) feet to a point; said DISCONTINUED awards have generally been acceptable to Program in the Black point being located at the Intersection of the northerly property INTERIOR DECORATING | man, Rep. Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., and Oval Office tape recordings made six days the staff counsel, John M. Doar. Even after the June 17,1972, Watergate break- line of the grantor with the easterly street line of Colonial Road; AND DESIGNING | CARPET Conference thence in a southerly direction, along other land of the grantor, in stronger language is in the “supplemental in. That day he admitted they showed his The first five weeks of Manchester’s Foulds, in one of its trucks, and taken to the arc of a circular curve to the left, having a radius of one hun­ SAMPLES views” of indiviual members and groups. complicity in the cover-up and that he Peach Festival newspaper pickup program (July 1 its Parker St. plant for recycling. dred forty-two and 13/100 (142.13) feet, for a distance of one hun­ Evidence Overwhelming had lied about it. By United Press International through Aug. 2) yielded 67.66 tons, or Rockville Scrap bills Lydall & Foulds BATHROOMS Reps. David Dennis, R-Ind., and Delbert dred twenty-two and 41/100 (122.41) feet to a point of reverse cur­ 20 “The evidence is overwhelming that President Glafkos Clerides of Cyprus Set for Tonight about 13.5 tons per week, Director of for the expense of baling and Sanitary vature, said point being located In the proposed easterly street <88. R. Latta, R-Ohio, each in separate views, Public Works Jay Giles reports. Refuse bills Lydall & Foulds for the Richard Nixon has used the office of flew to Athens today for talks with the Take about 2,000 pounds of peaches, stir line of Parker Street; thence in a southerly direction along other explained their refusal to vote for Article 1 That amount, he said, is about double expense of transporting the newspaper President to gain political advantage, to Greek government in advance of this up about 125 quarts of homemade whipped land of the grantor, in the arc of a circular curve to the right in committee and their change of mind on necessary to reach the break-even point. from Manchester to Rockville Scrap. retaliate against those who disagreed with weekend’s preliminary peace talks with cream, serve on about 150 dozen biscuits, having a radius of two hundred twenty-five and 4/100 (225.04) COMMERCIAL 27” STAIR CARPET Aug. 5. He added, however, that incomplete him and to acquire personal wealth,” con­ Turkish Cypriot leaders. wash it down with about 80 gallons of feet, for a distance of fifty-eight and 10/100 (58.10) feet to a point; Latta said: “At the time the vote was figures show the pickup during the three RUSBER RASE cluded 11 liberal Democrats. Clerides, leader of the Greek Cypriot coffee, about 10 gallons of milk and about Price Coni|uited t^iiurleriy thence in a southerly direction, along other land of the grantor for RUNNER Jfd. taken in the Judiciary Committee in this weeks since Aug. 2 have averaged about RUBBER BACK The ranking Republican, Rep. Edward community, said he would discuss in 100 cases of soda — and you have a Lydall & Foulds, on a quarterly basis, a distance of thirty-two and 24/100 (32.24) feet to the point of Hutchinson of Michigan, weakly offered a matter, this evidence of direct presiden­ Athens the economic and refugee 7.5 tons per week. computes the average market value of the beginning. Said piece or parcel of land having an area of five hun­ S-P-E-C-l-A-L successful and record-breaking Peach defense. tial involvement had not been revealed problems caused by six weeks of warfare Giles explained that Sanitary Refuse is baled paper (averaged between New York dred fifty-two and 35/100 (552.35) square feet. KITCHEN CARPET Festival. “ History, ” he said, “will deal more and was not before us.” on Cyprus. paid $5,000 per year, or $96.15 per week and Boston prices), subtracts from that Said premises are shown on a map entitled “Land Deeded to • Tightly Woven And, that’s what the Manchester, Eighth kindly with Richard Nixon than did his Other Views In Ankara, Turkish Premier Bulem (under its contract) to pick up paper at the what it paid for baling and for transporta­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER from Sidney B. & Elsie T. Cushman 3 ROOMS District, Fire Department intends to have curb on Thursdays, Fridays and Satur­ 100% Cont. Fil. Nylon WITH . . . contemporaries. “As the Watergate affair Other views stated that the authors Ecevit said Turkey is not considering the tion, and applies the net amount to the Date: 11-8-74 Scale: 1” aquals 20’ ’’ which map is to be re^ tonight, starting at 5:30, when it conducts • Easily Cleaned moves into the past it may be seen for agreed with the conclusion in favor of im­ partition of Cyprus between Turkey and days. debt the town owes it. cored in the Land Records of the Town of Manchester to which HI-DENSITY its 17th annual Peach Festival — a WALL TO WALL what a little thing a President was forced peachment but not every piece of evidence The debt stems from an agreement reference may be had. • Perfect for Kitchens Greece, nor does it have any intention of successful and record-breaking one. It will Town’s Net Gain FOAM BACK that supported it, stated reasons for annexing part of the island. At the present net gain to the town of made about 18 months ago. Lydall & This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this be on the parking lot at Mam and William • Great for Offices, Denr 12 and 15 foot widths 100% NYLON G AR Pn & RUBBER PADDING agreeing with one article but not another, “We are willing to continue the $13.47 per ton, Giles said, at least 7.14 tons Foulds contributed $12,900 toward the $18,- publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Sts. — rain or shine. Tent^have been set [• Tweed Colors To Hide 15 ft. widths gave reasons why additional articles negotiations over Cyprus within the per week must be picked up. 000 cost of the town’s recycling station. after this publication of this Ordinance, a petition signed by not up. Soil 12 NEW 1973 COLOR COMBINATIONS should have been recommended and framework of the Geneva conference,” Giles explained the newspaper pickup In the 18 months since the agreement, less than five (5) per cent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ Regular $459.95 A multitude of people are involved — the Stainproof stated for historical purposes the value of Ecevit told newsmen. “We are not program as follows: $1,147.57 has gone toward retiring the loan mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, WEATHER volunteer firemen, their wives and kids, the impeachment proceeding cut off Aug. thinking of partitioning Cyprus. Neither and volunteers from Mayfair Gardens, Sanitary Refuse deposits the newspaper — leaving the balance $11,853.43. In addi­ has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to tion, under the same agreement, Lydall 4 a special Town election. Cloudy, warm and humid with periods of 9 by Nixon’s resignation. are we thinking of annexing part of the housing for the elderly. in a ”roll-off” (a trailer-like vehicle, Others argued against granting Nixon without top or wheels) at the town's Foulds contributed $765 to the Conserva­ Phyllis V. Jackston Reg. $6.95 showers and thunderstorms. Locally hea­ island to Turkey.” Entertainment will include an immunity from prosecution and against Radio Bayrak, voice of the Turkish recycling station off Olcott St. When tion Commision. Secretary, Board of Directors vy rains with possible urban and highway appearance by the Stewart Highlanders allowing “national security” to be used as Cypriot community, began Thursday to filled, the “roll-off” is transported by In those 18 months — without a formal Manchester, Connecticut sq. yd. YD. flooding. High near 80. Partly cloudy Pipe Band and organ music by Art Bjork. an excuse for future acts of government. call the Turkish-controlled areas of Sanitary Refuse truck to the Rockville town program for curbside pickup — 142 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 16th day of Aumist tonight with the lows in the mid to upper About 90 door prizes have been donat^ by <359 Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, took space in Cyprus “The Autonomous Turkish Cypriot tons of newspaper was taken for recycling 1974. " “ ’ 60s. High Saturday low to mid 80s. Chance local merchants. John Christensen is Scrap Co. in Vernon, where it is weighed by Lydall & Foulds — for 1.82 tons per of precipitation 40 per cent today and 10 the report to insert the committee roll call Administration,” radio monitors in chairman and Frank Felleter is co- and baled. '' \ per cent tonight. vote on each article of impeachment. Ankara reported. chairman. The bales then are picked up by Lydall & week. V 4