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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2. 1973 •Tolland Weekly Lottery Luce, Joslin,Dumontv Palmer Numbers List MOTOR BUS EXGURSHNIS GOP Endorses SAT. AUQ. 24 - SUN. AUQ. 25 By The Associated Press ’ iS S S S S ^ MOW k m n .MR.T. GOP Selectmen Candidates Here is a list of winning m o e r a TO OCON lEIICN weekly lottery numbers from Candidate Slate IT . northeastern states drawn this MWGHESra TO LAKE GOMPOUNGE $ lM iT . Tolland Republicans tantamount to election, since The names of Dumont, Joslin week: MONICA SHEA One of the defeated can­ Thursday night selected and Williams were submitted th e p o st m u st go to a Lv. Manchester 9:00 A.M. for Ocean Beach FRIDAY Connecticut 88512 Correspondent didates, Sandra Young, has in­ Charles Luce, incumbent, by the Republican Town Com­ Republican. Massachusetts 961929 Lv. Colchester 9:45 A.M. for Ocean Beach Endorsed-for two-year Board 742-9495 dicated she will consider a Stuart Joslin, L. Robert Du­ mittee which proposed can­ New Jersey 635748 p rin n ^ fight. Lv. Ocean Beach 6:30 P.M. mont and Theodore Palmer as didates but made no en­ of Education tern» were Roger Coventry Republicans !2 New York 940429 The vote -was as follows: Lv. Manchester for Compounce 12:30 P.M. their candidates for the new dorsements. Gallic and John Perry. Thursday night endorsed Jesse Pennsylvania 298407 Grabowski, 100; Keller, 98; Lv. Lake Compounce 6:00 P.M. Board of Selectmen to be Gilbert T. Ames won endorse­ Brainard, Robert Keller, Henry Luce and Palmer were (Qualifiers BF7) Brainard, 97; John Motycka, elected in November. ment over Charles MacArthur Grabowski and Jcdin Mdtycka nominated from the floor. Maryland 509480 83; Young, 56; and Craig Buses leave No. Main & No. School Sts. Results of the caucus vote, by Under the new charter going for nomination to a four-year as candidates for town council posts. Brainard and Keller are Wallace, 43. Pickups afbus stops along Main St. paper ballot, were as follows; into effect in Tolland there will term on the Zoning Board of Appeals by a 66 to 43 vote. incumbents. In the November election Luce, 99; Dumont, 90; Joslin, be a seven-member Board of each party will run four can­ EASTERN BUS LINES. INC. Tel: 646-0363 82; Palmer, 78; and Clifford Raymond A. Ludwig, incum­ Selectmen no more than four didates. Seven will be elected. Williams, 68. members of the same party. bent, was endorsed for a four- In 1971, Americans spent less year ZBA term, and Thomas J. than 28 per cent of their take- Dawn Potterton and Mary In a five-way race for the Jane Monast were endorsed as Turner was endorsed to fill the home pay for food, clothing and BARBS posts on the Planning and candidates for the Board of two years remaining in an un­ shoes, alcoholic beverages and ^ " ‘"8 Commission, the party By PHIL PASTORET Education over Arthur Tour- endorsed Douglas Prior, incum­ expired four-year ZBA term. tobacco products. nas, incumbent, and Roland bent chairman, and William Perhaps nothing has contrib­ uted more to quick recoveries Green. Saturday only! Excursion Buses Osborn for the two candidacies The vote was as follows: the GOP wishes to submit. from colds, sniffles and such on the part of workers as day­ Potterton, 69; Monast, 85; The party could run three time television. Toumas, 58; and Green, 45. The Peach Festival Lines Were Long,,, candidates, but one would Lunch Eastern Bus Lines, Inc. is + + + Each party will run two can­ ...But The Wait Was Well Worth It running excursion buses from automatically lose because of Remember: if it’s the boss didates in the election and three Boxes The Eighth District’s annual Peach Festival last night purchase of uniforms for the firemen. It was the 16th year Manchester to Ocean Beach the makeup of the commission telling the jokes, he who will be elected. (No Thonnes) With ideal weather conditions, the Eighth District Peach from left Mrs Choman Stpvpn whn i^ a long-range building program. Maxwell home on Union St. nation’s 165,000 retail gasoline interest rate home buyers must case looks like a fabrication, a the Eisenhower administration, burglaries in which he par­ former FBI man told The Catherine Rajchel were Figures released Friday by Wednesday, ending a three-day Tel. 228-9224 This latest wing runs east to Many improvements have also dealers can raise their prices pay for government-backed case that was made up,’’ the at­ manhunt. according to a former agent ticipated during his 10 years in, Associated Press Friday. nominated as ZBA alternates. the Agriculture Department starting Labor Day weekend. who says he acted as a lookout. west and connects the Bissell been made to this portion in­ 0^ Clearance! mortgages, effective today. torney, Lillian Cohen, said He was accused of saying he the bureau. This former high bureau of­ About 90 persons attended the Constable nominations went William W. Turner, now an The FBI break-ins began ficial, who asked not to be wing, completed in 1969, with cluding the addition of a chapel At the same time, the would kill Nixon if no one else Democratic caucus held this to Guy Beck, Francis Hart and named, said Rgosevelt tofd the west wing. ’This new wing just off the main entrance. Agriculture Department dis­ would. The government said the week. There was 'secret Harry Chowance. Hoover that “we have to forget will include an operating suite The original portion houses closed that the nation’s rice Special Home threat was made as Gaudet sat balloting for the town clerk’s some things. The ends justify of four rooms; recovery rooms; the emergency unit and the Canadian Rail supply had dropped on Aug. 1 to at the coffee counter of a (Knal post and four seats on the Board Fall Fashion Allende Making the means.” Photographer a comprehensive lalwratory; hospital business offices. SAVE the lowest level in 12 years, this Street drugstore in New of Education. OFF OUR Roland Laramie of Lakeview report coming a day after Hie Section Tuesday Orleans on Aug. 15. This was at a time when “the Mrs. Nancy LeCIair of Rt. 87 Dr. was elected secretary- Talks Stymied department said supplies of Gaudet was convicted for clouds were lowering” before won the nomination of town Heralding Homes, the Cabinet Changes . treasurer of the American throwing a burning flag on World War U, he said. The clerk over town committee- UP corn -and other feed grain were monthly feature which Society of Photographers at its ORIG. LOW MONTREAL (AP) — Contract negotiations were at>a headed toward a 20-yearJow. Nixon’s car here in 1970. break-ins continued until as endorsed Mrs. Catherine would normally appear in SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — President Salvador Allende is annual meeting held last week standstill today in Canada’s 3-day-old nationwide rail Sharply higher consumer recently as 1966, when Hoover D’ltaliaof HennequinRd., 55 to in Denver, Col. today’s Herald will be New Space Record reshuffling his cabinet for the 21st time amid indications of is reported to have stopped 35. strike that has forced factory closings and stranded prices for fresh fruit, eggs, published Tuesday when the The society is made up of TO SPACE CENTER, Houston dissent in the military over its role in his Marxist ad­ them. Joseph Szegda will head the PRICES ON thousands of travelers, many of them from the United oilseed products and bakery Herald will also carry a members of professional and cereal items were blamed (AP) - The Skylab 2 ministration. Turner, who spoke in a ticket for first selectman. He photographers who have '7' ‘r States. special supplement on fall astronauts, humming along for the increased cost of the . Gen. Carlos Prats, the second His new “national security” telephone interview from his served in that spot from 1965 to received their master of SATURDAY The talks between represen­ fashions for the home. with a new set of gyroscopes in , family market basket. general to resign from administration began collap­ home in San Rafael, Calif., said 1971 when he was defeated by 18 photography or photographic tatives of 56,000 nonoperating dian National runs the ferries. their orbiting laboratory, Allende’s cabinet this week, sing Monday with the resigna­ he helped break into the votes by Republican HoWard craftsman degree. railroad workers and 11 rail The Canadian Pacific rail ferry The basket, compiled by became history’s longest-flying BANKING Air Conditioners. said on Friday that his role as tion of Gen. Cesar Ruiz as Japanese consul’s office in 1957 Bates. Laramie has been a member lines broke off Friday after­ between Digby, N.S., and St. agricultural technicians, in­ space travelers today. SUNNY Allende’s defense minister had transport and public works or 1958. Running with Szegda for since 1969 and a member of the noon, and there was no im­ John, N.B., also was not cludes only domestic farm- At 8:01 a.m. BDT, Alan L. sparked a left-right split in the^ minister after he failed to end This would have been while selectman will be Thomas board three months. He is the 9 AM. -12 NOON mediate word on getting the operating^ produced f(X)d, and is based on Bean, Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Choose from a huge selection army. the crippling month-long Richard Nixon was vice presi­ O’Brien. He is a retired major first from New England to talks going again. 1960-61 surveys of average Jack R. Lousma surpassed the Chrysler Canada, Ltd., Prats, who also gave up com­ truckers’ strike. The entire 15- dent. Nixon raised the issue of of the State Police. serve on the Board of (gover­ MHICKSnil SnTE BUM The federal miediator. Judge amounts of food a family single-mission endurance mark American Motors and Ford mand of the army on Thursday, member cabinet offered its FBI burglaries at a news con­ Mrs. Judith Nelson of Edgar- nors. Laramie is a past presi­ of Famous Brands. . . Fedders purchases annually. of 28 days, 50 minutes set in Alan Gold, said: “I can see no Motor (to. of (Knada, Ltd., all said “a sector of army of­ resignation Thursday night, but ference Uiis week when he said ton Rd. and Ernest Bottomley dent of the Lions (Ilub and is 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER June by the Skylab 1 crew. purpose in continuing my expected to halt their Ontkrio Gear tonight, low 60 to 65. ficers” was responsible for his Allende refused to accept it. such break-ins were widely of Pine St., were nominated for currently district chairman of Oiwn S al 9 A.M. - Noon A percentage breakdown And if all continues to go well Westinghouse, Whirlpool, G. E. mediation.” But Labor operations by the end of the Sunny Sunday, highs mid to up­ decision to quit. He said he Renewed strikes and violence authorized and well known four-year terms on the Board of the Boy Scout. show^ that the market basket and they complete their full 59- Minister John Munro worked week if the rail strike con­ resigned “so as not to serve as during the Democratic ad­ Education. MomborFDIC cost rose 15.8 per cent the past per 80s. Precipitation probabifi- day voyage, they’ll more than Friday compounded the Friday night to bring the par­ tinued. Chrysler’s plants a pretext for those who seek the ministrations of Lyndon B. Dr. Joseph Narotsky, an year, the farm value was up ty near zero through Sunday. double the old standard. It’s a governmental crisis facing the Some floor samples. Most in original factory-sealed cartons. ties back together. employ 12,000 persons. Many of overthrow of the constitutional president. Johnson and John F. Kennedy. assistant professor at Eastern 30.4 per cent, and the Winds southerly about 10 mph record that may stand for many No Rain checks during this clearance. Federal back-to-work legisla- the cars produced at the (Kna- during the afternoon hours a ^ government.” Drivers for the state-run bus Connecticut State (College, was iJl middleman’s share climbed 5.8 years. In Seattle, FBI officials Uon ended the 1966 rail strike in dian plants are sold in the variable 5 mph or less at other Allende replaced Prats as line stopped work, saying they nominated to a two-year term per cent. The Skylab 3 crew is declined comment on ’Turner’s ro o o M c c c less than 10 day^. A spokesman United States. times. chief of the army with Gen. did not have adequate protec­ on the board and Miss Lillian for Munro said officials were Truck transportation was not scheduled to start a 56-day story. Hochberg was nominated to the Citj^ion Of Honoi^ In the ruling on gasoline, U.S. Anchorage 58 52 Augustin Pinochet, the Santiago tion from rioters and an­ expected to be able to fill the flight in November; After that, trying to determine whether the District Judge Barrington D. Boston 71 56 garrison commander. The tigovernment elements. This Japanese Consul-General two-year term to fill a vacancy. current dispute could be settled gap left by the railroad strike, the United States plans no more Tzz: Parker upheld the dealers’ (Kicago 71 70 president met with his advisers left Santiago’s three million Yoshiro Yasui said “there is no Other nominations went to SAVE UP TO without a]^)ealing to parlia­ particularly in the movement of long-duration space trips for at MANCEIESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APPRECIATION FUND allegation that Phase 4 Denver 91 62 Friday to fill Prats’ cabinet residents without public record of our office being Joseph Pepin of Oakwood ment for similar laws. • such bulk items as coal, steel, least five years. : ? regulations unfairly dis­ San Francisco 65 52 post and bring some stability to transportation since nearly all burglarized,” and declined Lane for the town treasurer and ’The impact of the strike was grain, lumber and newsprint. agent for the town deposit fund. MASTER DONOR’S CLUB criminate against them. Washington 85 70 the cabinet. private bus owners and taxi further comment. Turner said OFF OUR felt across the country. The rail situation further drivers quit work earlier this the break-in was done so (Kristopher Albair Rt. 66, was Some 1,500 tourists were snarled the supply of 'newsprint nominated for tax collector. awarded to month in sympathy with the smoothly it would have escaped Q REG LOW stranded on Newfoundland and in Canada and the United truckers. detection. Peter Nichols, a former thousands others on Prince States, already reduced by assessor, was nominated for a °/< The following friends 30 Edward Island because Cana­ newsprint industry strikes. four-year term as assessor. of the hospital PRICES ON Another seat on the Board of Key GOP Leaders Assessors was left vacant. for (he generous support given to (he hospital on (he occasion Family Pools Poly Pools Gyms Francis Mc(Carthy of Whitney other styles to choose from of the ISOth Anniversary of the Terror Bomb Feel Nixon Rd. was nominated for a four- EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES: year term on the Board of Town of Manchester, Conn. EXAMPLE: Tax Review as was Allen Binder Was Convincing of Pine St. and a two-year term 1 8 ’ x 4 8 ” Injures Three went ,to Killian Paul Round BOSTON (AP) — Key Republican leaders feel President Steinmeyer of Pine St. LONDON (AP) — Three men were wounded today, one Nixon was “straightforward, decisive and convincing” at i with 6” Deck . 1 . 5 7 seriously, in an explosion at the Bank of England that Nominations for the Planning the press conference he held in San Gemente, Calif., and Zoning Commission went to . ' ______• R eg. 7 0 followed a week of bombing incidents blamed on Irish NEW MASTER DONORS TO Wednesday, according to a nationwide survey conducted incumbent Leo Goldberg for a Republican Army militants, police said. O u r by the Christian Science Monitor. four-year term and Myron They said the bomb exploded Berkowitz for a four-year term Reg. in a mail room while tte men The survey, conducted by the August 12 through August 22 tory condition after treatment Boston-based newspaper’s "Excellent. Tremendous,” beginning in 1974. ,$249. were trying to shield it with for bruised eyes,, perfqirted ear Washington bureau, shows that was the response from Mon­ $ 1 7 4 1 “ 8.77 sandbag. A similar package drums and facial cuts she to r the first time since tana. "The fact that he went out Zoning Board of Appeals Mr. 4 Mrs. M. Kenneth Ostrlnsky also was in the room but did not received in the blast. (Seorge Watergate scandal erupted, and answered the tough nominations went to Frank Pur­ Mrs. Elsie Bradley go off. Mrs. Mortimer E. Moriarty Brind, 62, suffered shock and a GOP state and national com­ questions — that was impor­ vis for a four-year term begin­ Ihe explosion was the 30th Miss Betty Anderson Mrs. Ernest M. Biron cut hand. , mitteemen from Maine to tant. People are fed up with ning in November 1974 and also bomb incident in London in a Mrs. Isabelle Knofla Mr. 4 Mrs. Norman C. Crossen California are more or less Watergate. They want their for a one-year term to fill a week. Scotland Yard has Police today began cracking vacancy; Carlos Stem for a Mrs. Frederick W. Hyde Mr. 4 Mrs. Lincoln J. Murphey CLEARANCE! down on travel between Britain satisfield With Nxon’s response President to be President Helen T. Warner, M.D. Mr. 4 Mrs. Thomas C. Monahan blamed them on IRA dissidents to scandal-related charges. again.” four-year term beginning in seeking to extend their and Ireland, saying they feared November; Stanley Rosenstein Dr. 4 Mrs. Richard C. Olmsted The Andrew Ansaldi Company A Select Group Of an intensification of the bom­ That GOP leaders should "He answered some very Holiday House Andrew Ansaldi Jr. guerrilla war from Northern express confidence in a GOP rude questions, such as those for a three-year term to fill a Ireland to Britain's home bing campaign. vacancy and'Paul Pepin for a Katherine M. Qiblin Frank’s Supermarket President is noteworthy, the which asked him whether he 26” 3-Speed Bikes island. "All travelers may now be newspaper said, because until had violated his oath of office," Previous targets for the searched or questioned, and now these same leaders have commented a Louisiana bombers were I^ime Minister there are bound to be long been pressing Nixon to "clear Republican, in what appeared range and Our Rpg. Edward Heath, the London queues as ^ result,” a police the air” of Watergate. to be support for the President FUEL OIL Master Donors hove contributed at least $150 to the Mandiester stodc market and the defense spokesman said. . “If he (Nixon) continues with coupled with an oblique poke at Up To ministry, as well as major Detectives raid they were performances of this kind, he the White House press corps. GASOLINE Memorial Hospital Appreciation i^ d department stores and a sub­ worried that terrorists would . ^ 69.99 will be able to build back One GOP leader in | \ way station. take advantage of the,three-day enough credibility to start to Washington, D.C. was quoted as BANTLY OIL Not All Models In All Stores. No Rain Checks. The bombs claimed their-f irst holiday weekend in Britain to govern again," the newspaper saying, "He was ve^ good, COMPANY, INC. JOIN THE GROUP victims Friday whoi a 25-year- plant more bombs. quoted several GOP leaders as much better than in his TV . • I old stock exdiange secretary All luggage lockers at Lon­ saying. speech. He came close to 331 IVInin Street 3 WAYS to CHARGE and her boss were hurt when a don’s railway stations were Hartford County 4-H Fair Royalty “I think he did a tremendous calling Dean a liar and that is dlrect£‘ r t d l 2 i ! 2 L I ^ ^ mjde.by mail to the attenUon of Bert DHtus MANCHESTER letter bomb «q)Ioded as she taken out of service, and post job. He came across with the what Uie American people want Tel, 649-4595 opened it. Sandy Nelson, center, of Wethersfield, was crowned 1973 are, from left, Jill Bancroft, Lisa Gapp, June Riordan and ExT sS phone, 646>1222 iMlUMtRICiWD office employes were told to be intensity he should," one Iowa to hear. A couple more perfor­ Rockville 875-3274 ext. 334. Payments can Im arranged to suit the donor over the next six months. A hospital spokesman said Debbie Dillion, all of South Windsor. (Herald photo by Pin­ 1145 Tolland TpkO. Notallslyleslnanstores. careful handling mail ac- Hartford County 4-H Fair ()ueen last n i^ t at the fair at Republican leader told the mances like this and the public No Rainchecks Joanna Knight was in satisfac­ cumulaating during the holiday. Bradley Field in Windsor Locks. Members of her court to) Monitor. will forget about the tapes." ' PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., SatO, Aug. 25, 1973

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Aug. 25. 1973 - PAGE THREE Theater Scheduled News for Senior Citizens Seeks Title Sheinwold on Bridge Radio for the Week ' by Wally Fortin • S a t u n f a r . Sunday ENTRIES TO DUMMY . Hello everyone! |>roblem we encounter is that A Manchester girl will vie for South dealer because it will formulate plans AFFECT YOUR PLAY ^ “ length. Some staUons carry other This is Gloria Benson, your we have to purchase the tickets, Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, the title “ Model of the Year' Both sides vulnerable for this season. Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, By Alfred Sheinwold NWrts^SS^ information can be fS!?on the program director, trying to Caldor Shopping Plaza — ‘"The Sirs in advance. So far we haven’t tonight at 10, when the contest NORTH ’This meeting and the bowling Caldor Shopping Plaza — “ ’The Assuming that you cannot sde write this column, while our gotten stuck with them, but God Father” 8:00-12:00 is televised from New York & 963 league is open to all Godfather” 8:00 the cards held by the defenders, director is on a two-week’s there is always a first time, and Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, City over the CBS television <0 K85 Manchester Senior Citizens, * Jerry Lewis Cine 2, Caldor how should you play tte trump vacation. With our activities I was a little worried. Caldor Shopping Center — network. 0 K63 I WTIC — 1080 and anyone wishing to bowl i n . Shopping Plaza — “ Lost suit in today’s hand? I INond.jr.Frid.,) WINF — 1230 ended for two weeks, I expected While Jan and I were busy “ Lost Horizon” 7:30 M iss Joan W arnick, 19, ♦ Q542 this league, whether they were Horizon” 7:30 South dealer ' I S:00 Town and Country , « ® S ) News Every Hour On The Hour) to have a quite time to catch up with the registrations, Jim and State ’Theater — “ Mary Pop- daughter of Mrs. Vivian A. WEST EAST (Monday-Friday) on a team last year or are a new State Theater — “ Mary Pop- Both sides vplnerable ! (iOO Bob Steele Show on things. But not this center; it Tom were working hard trying pins” 6:40-9:00-1:00 Matinee Warnick of 117 New Bqlton Rd., ♦ Q ♦ A72 j 1 0 ;« Theatre U Melody 5:00 John LaBeUa player for this year, must at­ pins” 1:004:40-9:00 Opening lead — Queen of is always jumping. to spruce up the center. U.A. East 1 — “ Butterflies won the local contest sfionsored Q7QJ10 4 ^2A962 I ll:as Jean Colbert Show tend this meeting, or be sure to U.A. East 1 - “ Forty hearts. 1 12:00 News, WeaUwr 6:30 Jon Leonard Last Friday night we had nine Bob Doggart, our Mr. Senior Are Free’’ 7:20; “ Forty recently by D&L Store in the 0 8752 0 109 let Bemie, the Parkade Lanes Carats” l:4l5-5;25-9:10; You trump the third round of KJ93 db 10876 1 12:10 Meet Me on the Plaza 6:00 World Newt Round-up tables for setback with the Citizen, dropp^ b y 'to buy a Carats’’ 2:00-9:10; Manchester Parkade. ' 6:16 Jon Leonard Manager, know of your inten­ “ Butterflies Are Free” 3:35- hearts, lead a diamond to dum­ 1 1:00 News following winners: James ticket for the races, and “ Grasshopper” St “ The Accompanying. Miss Warnick SOUTH ! l:UMikeUne 10:00 Jeff Jacobs tion to play. 7:20 m y’s king and return a trump. 4 KJ 10854 2:00 Jay Richard Cumins, 138; Lyla Steele, 138; revealed that he will be 75 years Reivers” 12:00 Midnight to New York is Miss Kathy 2 3:06 Afternoon Edition The league will officially U.A. East - “A Touch of E u t plays low, and you must 7 3 1 1:00 News - Stocks, Weather 4:10 Bring Badi the Bands Eva Lutz, 125; John Kohoe, 123; young on Aug. 27. Congratula­ U.A. East 2 - "A Touch of Heist, D&L fashion coor­ 4:30 Jay Richard start on Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 1 Class” 2:45-4:50-7:15-9:15 play either the king or jack of 0 AQJ4 6:25 Strictly Sports Bernice Caswell,. 123; Felix Class” 2:00-7:15-9:15 dinator. 6:00 The World Tonight tion, Bob; we hope you have p.m. U.A. East 3 - “ HaU to the trumps. Which? 6 A 7:()6 Accent ’70 Jesanis, 122; Robert Schubert, many many more. U.A. East 3 - “ Hail to the 7:35 Edward Newman Reports 6:16 Phil Rissuto YOUR CHOICEI Helen Bumford stopped by to Chief” 2:304:00-5:30-7:15-9:00 To find the best “ percentage” South West North East 8:20 Phaultlesa Phil 122; Robert Fisher, 122, and M. Cruise Report Chief” 2:00-7:15-9:00 7:06 Joe GaragioU tell us that last ’Thursday the Vernon Cine 1 — “ The play, imagine that you must 1 4 Pass 1 NT Pass 8:00 Newt 7:20 Pat Summerall Prior, 121. Vernon Cine 1 — “ The 7:30 Mike Wallace Paul Ryan stopp^ by to give Sunshiners went to entertain Mackintosh Man” 2:00^3:45- play the hand several hundred 3 4 Pass 4 4 'All Pass 6:16 Pop Concert I wish to thank Anna Haupt me a message for the column. Mackintosh Man” 2:00-7:30- 5:35-7:30-9:15 9:06 Nigbtbeat 7:35 Lowell Thomas the patients at the Valley View times. Somebody shuffles the Opening lead — 9 Q 7:46 Jay Diamond 9:30; “ Monterey Pop” 12:00 ■"a 1 11:00 News, Businen, Weather for baking the cakes for our He said, “ Last call for dinner, Convalescent Hospital in Vernon Cine 2 — “ Blume in opponents’ cards each time. , 11:20 Sports Final 11:00 Capitol Area View-point refreshments; because I am dining car in the rear; oh, oh, Midnight 1:00 Sign Off Willimantic. The audience was Love” 2:154:30-7:004:00 ’The correct play is the one that 211:30 Other Side of the Day itching my weight I didn’t Vernon Cine 2 — "Blume in couragement may be just ndiat Monday nights only: that’s the wrong line, we’re rrally exceptional, and loved our East Hartford Drive-In — wins for you more often. 2 (Salurdtjr) aste it, but when one person Love” 2:00-7:15-9:20 he needs for a jump to game. 7:45 Sports Huddle going on a cruise." music. Helen would like-to “ The Steel Arena” 9:30; “ Fury The play of the king will work I 6:00 Town and Country t(ame up to get the crumbs th^t East Hartford Drive-In — Copyright 1973 1 6:00 Bob Steele Show 8:45 Don Sbula Show A reminder that final make amends for omitting on Wheels” 8:00; “ The Wild 9:00 NFL Football when Eash has A-x, but the play 1 10:00 GardenUme ere left, your know it had to payments for the Nov. 10 cruise "The Steel Arena” 9:30; “ Fury General Features Corp. Emmett Farrell’s name from Racers” 11:20 of the jack will work when East 1 10:16 Modern Living on Wheels” 8:00; “ The Wild A Qlrla’ Cotton B lou u l be\good. to St. Thomas and St. Maartens the groups roster. Emmett is East Windsor Drive-In — 210:30 Saturday Showcase (Saturday) has Q-x. These two situations 6:00 Jon Leonard Ipnday morning I arrived at will be due Oct. 1, at which time Racers” 11:20 2 10:60 W nC Outdoors V nack. long or .hon tlaavat. lie also a member of the “ 8’s” 9:30; “ Boy Who Cried will occur the same number of 8:00 World News Round-up back, button Iront Novally tmtll East Windsor Drive-In — 1 11:00 Saturday Showcase paopla print In choica ol fall work about 8:15 to see a line there will be a briefing party Sunshiners. Werewolf” 8:00; “ Hand of the 8:15 Jon Leonard - times in the long run. Therefore 1 12:00 News, Weather paitola. 7 to 14. waiting to sign up for ” 8’s” 9:30; “ Boy Who Cried 10:00 Jeff Jacobs for all passengers, at which Ripper” 11:20 we cannot say that either play 1 12:16 Saturday Showcase Werewolf” 8:00; “ Hands of 11:00 Bring Back the 60s Rockingham Park. By 10:30 time tickets will be distributed. Burnside Theater — “ Paper 1 1:00 News is better than the other. . 12:00 Jeff Jacobs B Qlrit’ Cotton Pantal that morning we had one bus The meeting is tentatively set Milestone Members Ripper’* 11:20 2 1:16 Your Home Decorator Moon” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 What if West has only, one 2:00 Jim Beckwith Brukhad cotton panu wim band Burnside ’Theater — “ Paper I 1:30 Saturday Matinee filled, and 20 on a waiting list for Friday afternoon, Oct. 19, at On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ l^dy 6:00 Jack Warner on Sports Iront. altatic back and culla. Fall trump? The. jack loses im­ I 3:00 Opera cdora. 3 to ex. 7 lo 14. for the second bus. If we fill the J. Stanley McCormick walked Moon” 1:30-7:30-9:30 7:00 The World this Week the center. Sings the Blues” 8:00; “ Badge mediately if West has the I 6:00 Monitor bus we will take it. Blue-Hills Drive-In— "Badge 7:30 BiU Vassar “ I have obtained several into the Senior Center and 373” 10:30 singleton queen. ’The jack gains I 6:00 News, Weather 373” 8:00; “ Lady Sings the 1:00 Sign Off c Jean Top Jackatal Golfers Active more double and single cabins, becam e the 5,000 and 5,001 South Windsor Cinema — nothing, moreover, even if West 1 6:20 Strictly Sports Blues” 10:00 2 6:30 Monitor 100% cotton plaid. Short roll up Monday morning at Tallwood so don’t worry about being on members of the Manchester “ Lost Horizon” 7:30 (Sunday) alaavaa. alaatic cinch waial. gold has the singleton ace. You can­ 1 11:00 News, Weather was another day of golfing by Senior Center. With such a South Windsor Cinema — 6:30 Religious Programming button Ironl. 2 patch pockala 7 the waiting list, call the center Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live not get back to dummy to take a 1 11:20 Sports Final to 14. 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports our Senior Golfing League gone and be assured of a cabin on large membership, now I know “ Lost Horizon” 7:30; “ KilUng 1 12:00 Other Side of the Day and Let Die” 2:004:30-7:05-9:30 second finesse through East’s UIMfST MWXMENT 12:00 Edward M by. The golfers are going of Sister George” 12:00 Mid­ (Sunday) either upper desk or boat deck. why the staff at ^ e center is Showcase Cinema 2— “ Enter queen. PMM IN N m C M U M 12:30 Songs of Erin night 6:30 Sunrise Serenade 0 Cotton Oanim Jaanal strong, as you can see. A1 Bolis “ We will dock at St. always hopping. 1:00 Edward M. The Dragon” 1:15-3:20-5:25- ’The play of the king does gain 7:00 Sunday Strings Baggy atyllng with culla. Ironl had 41; Merrill Dickinson, 43; Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live 6:00 Jim Bechwith Maartens Tuesday at 7 o’clock We are sorry to hear about 7:30-9:40 something when West has the I Frtt Parkin), Frtc Adaiiisita 8:00 News Zipper, tide slit pockets, belt 9:30 Rival Time loops. Also othsr stylet. 3.6X 7* A1 Petke 44; Steve Doyle, 44; in the morning, then leave at the death of our member John and Let Die” 2:004:30-7:05-9:30 Showcase Cinema 4 — “ Tom 8:15 Sabbath Message singleton queen. You'Capture I 10:16 Holy Trinity Church FuH nU* NhtGti ...... 2 .9 7 Charles White, 45, and A1 Wilcox, and Mary Stamler, and Showcase Cinema 2— ‘‘Enter 8:30I rGuideline midnight for St. Thomas, Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- the queen aiid can then lead the ENTIRE PARK OPEN 11:00 Jim Beckwith i PAckag* ol two matching pillow caaat...... 1 .9 7 • 0:00 Newt, Weather Bourret, 45. There were 18 arriving there the next day, send our deepest sympathies to the Dragon” 1:15-3:20-5:25- 9:20 Lord Snowden’s Emmy fVfRY DAY AT 1 P M 12:00 Sign Off jack to force out the ace. 1 0:10 Hymntime a Qlrla’ Body Shirtal playing, as others of group were giving all two good oppor­ their families. We were also 7:30-9:40 Showcase Cinema 4— “ White Award-winning film e ^ y This gives us our percentage 2 0:30 NaUonal Radio Pulpit Bath Towal 100% Stretch nylon. Front zipper, away on vacations, Joe Dupont tunities to do some early Christ­ saddened to hear that Florence Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Tom I 10:00 Sunday Showcase eoller, long sleeves, snip crotch. Lightning” 1:303:30-5:30-7:45- on the problems of growing play. Put up the king in all such 1 Also turtle necks and others. 4 to reports. Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- SUNDAY, AUG. 26 I 12:10 Sunday Showcase E n to m b lM mas shopping.” Anderson had broken her knee 9:55 old, “ Don’t Count The situations. ’The play will win WPOP — 1410 ^ i' 6X. 7 to 14. See you all at Blackledge next 9:20 I 12:46 Travel Trends Bowlers Organize cqp, and was a patient at the Manchester Drive-In — “ The when you capture a singleton Machine Candles,” will be presented' 1:00 Sunday Best (Monday-Friday) Monday. ’The Senior Bowling League local hospital. Glet well soon, Showcase Cinema 4— “ White Legend of Boggy Creek” 9:45; I on “ CBS News Retrospec­ queen. In all other cases, the 2:00 Monitor 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morion Washable Blankets Qlrla’ Knit Pantal We sold all the tickets for the will hold an organizational Florence. Lightning” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45- “ Lawman” 8:00 6:00 News tive,” Sunday, Aug. 26 at 6 play of the king is just as likely 10:00 Tom Jones Washable polyester*cotton Goodspeed Opera House show, Remember now, we still need 9:55 5:10 Sunday EdiUon 1:00 Bill Winters blend in patterned knit. Band meeting at the Parkade Lanes M e a d o w s D r iv e - I n — to work as the play of Uie jack. front, etastlc back, stitched cuffs. thank goodness. 'These theatre about 10 persons to fill the se­ Manchester Drive-In — “ The p.m. 6:00 News, Weather, Sports 4:00 Mike Greene 4 to 14. Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 1 p.m. This “ Cleopatra Jones” 8:22; “ Skin n t r Legend of Boggy Creek” 9:45; 6:30 Meet the Press 7:00 Ray Dunaway 9 -s parties are great, but the only is an important meeting cond bus for Rockingham, and Games” 10:05 7:06 Monitor "Lawman” 8:00; “ Super Daily Question 12:00 Bobby Rivers •bMrbanl RrM we will take reservations until 7:30 Yale Reports . ^ outlNy vfMur. Gmoham Rev-Sharing Partner opens with one chsckt innyour your cAonm of noon on Monday. Beast” 11:30 6:06 Your Box at Uie Opera (Saturday) MANCHESTER heart, and the next player p(nh,yoNoworbluo. Meadows Drive-In — “ Skin 6:60 Eternal Light 6:00 BiU Love — Lou Morton CENTER The shuffleboard courts are Report Filed R7* M M 071 passes. You hold: Spades, 9- I 10:00 Ray Dunaway aiaMiM.Df imatir....Of 6 4 3 - 7 8 3 3 TREE PARK IN G REAR OF THEATRE open for playing to anyone Game” 8:22; “ Cleopatra Jones” 10:25 HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ 6-3; -Hearts, K-8-5; 2:00 Bill Winters wishing to play, but there are ! WDRC - 1360 6:00 (}hip Hobart Diamonds, K-6-3; Clubs, Q- I (Monday-Friday) no scheduled programs. The Final SAM ticut has complied with federal 12:00 Bobby Rivera NOW SHOWING 5-4.2. I *6:00 Bob DeCarlo law by fihng an “ actual use center is open for business as j 10:00 Bob Craig What do you say? (Sunday) usual. report” for $27.9 million in 1 3:00 Dick McDonough Answer: Bid two hearts. This 9:05 Monitor Concert federal revenue sharing funds 2 7:00 Joe Hager + SEE IT ^ The highlight of NBC-TV’s Newest 10:30 Congressional Report J-W AX KIT is slightly more encouraging ■ 12:00 Dick Haddad DUPONT *7 BARDAHL received during the past fiscal (alternate Sundays) BARDAHL E p i Aug. 30 special, “Cycle of than a response of one notrump. , I (*5:00 on Monday) year. Country-Music Star 11:00 News, Weather, Sports I She 's 6 feet 2* of Life,’’ is the scene of a mare I (Saturday) AGAIN AND AGAIN If partner has a long but w e^ 6:00 Religion I Dynamite! Summer Activities in The money, plus interest 1 6:00 Bob DeCarlo CLEANER WAX Two Stroke giving birth to a foal. The film truiAp suit, this kind of en- 7:00 Sunday Through The VaUey — CAR WASH OUTBOARD WITH THAT earned while it was held in * BARBARA * , 10:00 Bob Craig crew and a veterinarian kept a Manchester will sponsor its Cliff Simpson Pre-Softened Paste 1 Cleop a tra J o n e s l 2 6:00 Terry Woods trust, will be transferred to the 8:00 Tom Jones —I vigil for six weeks in order to final concert during I 7:00 Joe Hager Easy Application FLOATS AWAY DIRT MOTORCYCLE OIL SupeRWIfrAGiliSnc ■ General Fund during the 11; 30 Other Side of the Day MOTOR OIL film the event. . MANDREU . I 12:00 Dick Haddad Summer ‘73 tonight at Mt. 1:30 MUce Greene Old Fashioned Paste. W ax Protection MUSIC! current fiscal year. I (Sunday) 8 Oz. Size Quicker Starts Quicker Starts 6:00 Cip Hobart Nebo. The state also must file a Handy Applicator A group of Senior Citizens Increases Power _. ^Clean Combustion Chambers A wide contrast of music ^ and j 6:00 Religious and public service pro­ nanann “ planned use report” by Sept. Included Less Plug Fouling 1 ^ 7 ^ Reduces Piston Varnish from Enfield will be featured gramming m ixn jm ar will be offered, including 14 for 124.8 million that 6>nnec- SPECIAL on the ’TV-30 series '‘Connec­ 'iH E 00-RITEr I 0:00 Scott Morgan ticut will receive during the . ^ SPECIAL SPECIAL ticut Weekend,” Sunday, Aug. original country-folk rock, I 2:00 Dick McDonou^ , WKSS-FM — 96.0 current fiscal year That money I 7:00 Terry Woods BADGE 373 26 at noon. ‘The group will pre­ commercial rock, and 50’s also will go into the General I 10:30 Religioiis and public service pro­ (News two minutes before the hour. CAR sent a half hour of familiar oldies. Three bands will fill 3 FREE IN PERSON gramming K IY SHCS TH M B " I S l Fund to help offset ^1 million 24 hours a day) ItASK musical numbers. the bill 7 to 11 p.m. ’ 12:00 Sign Off (Sundiy-Saturday) in revenue lost through reduc­ appearances - ntr ■ Parking is available at Midnight All stereo music '**411 ONIt fnntor-o>' l$too tions in the sales and corpora­ WRCH — 910 6 a.m. Stereo 06 music Globe Hollow swimming 3,6 L 8 P.M. M m » 7 Et m E m l . W idM i Iw Lutheran Church. NEW) THE 60 SECOND “A rwmarkabk M A I M T A TATUM O'NEAL WHITE veyance tax 942.35. political tatirt.” 1 w RKWHIST N Vrai Barry Dean Guliano, Vernon, A LL STEEL UPHOLSTERED LIVE AND (0^ 3 Alan F. and Judy-Arin Krupp and Denise Anne Belhumeur, 22 7:31 THE CHIEF 1 EM; T e n t ...... 4 H CAR TOP CARRIER LIGHTNING MM to Delwyn E. and Jean D. Nor­ S:30 L • ' ° Columbus St., Aug. 31, Church LETDIE llU M fl Mwino ■Hfe Rm ir S m a cs 0- * 3 . 5 0 BRIDGE TABLE ton, property at 21 Agnes Dr., of the Assumption. INSTALLS IN ** *“'»' FOLDING CHAIRS 1 1 ^ ^ ran pap.rhc 5?b- 3333 l:30-3:30-S-.|0-7:4S-9:S Oi Rm m tTm ...... 9 k KNM-.30-7:05-S-J0 *== Ridt all Ihe ridet e i conveyance tax 937.40. LESS THAN " iniai I mo SKCULS many limet at you want Large 30”x30" tables surface'. Folding Raymond J. and Joyce Ann 60 SE(»)NDS Eacluiive comfort feilurea . . . cushioned rZHTBELU’6*R6ME8illA«JEt**'c^^ MlKBAIWnU y u a i r n ir 9 E U 8 ...... s k J»80 eUR'iSlOE iV l tiST HiRTFUPD ' Vitelli to Philip A. and Linda D. FITS ALL CARS teal No mar plastic feet, Heavy duly heavy duty tubular legs. jS !': PmiM CuMm SMIoM CIMw’iP irtiN ...... 7k STOCK CAR plus ROBOT RECIPES 5 M I^'JTES FROM HTFD 1 64 [ i l T ‘ : McGehan, property at 27 Con- MOSCOW (AP) - Russia’s construclion, Folds flat for easy storage u m u ...... SIM FKaURC 8 RACES SPECIAL . .^cord Rd., conveyance tax first robot chef has been in­ and portability. T H R I L L P A C K E D H IT S I HUf USMEE...... 9 1 M TUES. A SAT. a NIGHTMARE of HORROR litnicin 947.30. stalled in the Rossiva Hotel IKWORUOUMPIONNELLI IMirIZiMntmM O M T O in E I S ...... 9 k STOimriG - SKIP P .II. - r R o m H u n ta n Marriage Licenses here, Pravda reported. * Fits all cart LFROMTHEIIOOIISHBg|HJIITOTHECIMII8flFIIEATHr PM* ir Min I n MUST KEF S M N m ...... 9 k William Michael Long and The computer is capable of * Teletcoping spring permits ea(ensioni FMICNR ...... 9k ROUTE 1S9 Lost Horizon Carol Anne Brown, both writing receipes for 10,000 dif- (rom 25 Va" to 41 " M.-SAN«*Bnli CUNSIFHES ...... $L M AGAWAM. MASS. Manchester! Jeroit dishes, the newspaper * Heavy duly aluminum construclion SPECIAL Oh| If a *r tw|i - OQ m IK HKI II MMT 9 R W I F H E S ...... $ 1 J I said. * Comes atsembled in easy storage vinyl ease f j t ) i*piNttN»»inf tr N 7 9 0 S 4 k h w t i i i v M t man .... [very WEDNESDAY NIGHT ______!t______Nh? OSmt IbiB is POLKA NIGHT 09MtM*9pillw.llnSat Adm.$1.50 in Party Grove mTiHEOiTsanME Starts 7:30 P.M. LADIES’ & TEENS’ 300 C O U N T H aiv:is N o W j..’ §2 " F U R r O N SPECIAL CROUP MENS’ AND BOYS’ r RACERS" l u n s o i i ^ s W h e e i s ". MEN’S SLACKS SPORT-DRESS SWEATERS SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST. THEME PAPER C^ndy Kitchen OR KNIT SHIRTS Long Sleeve Turtle ^ EAST HARTFORD Many Styles to Choose EAST WINDSOR D i p ' n i i p Necks with Puffed MM. Limit One Per Cus­ U.S. ROUTE 5 • - DRIVE-IN' ■ 528-7448 CkHty b Itata V tM li AbOjr From. Huge Selection. lU.S. RTE 5» ■ 'D R IV E -IN * • ■ 623-3079 Sensational Selection Sleeves and Many m m tomer. At This Low 2 P.M. SHOW SAT. AND SUN. rn m O w m V m tM m Sizes 29-38 CALDOR 335 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Regularly in Our Stock I More Sweaters At This Price. ' IN BOTH CINES Reg. 4.00 SAVE Manchester PLAZA 646-2228 at 2.00. Buy Several. 1 Km p Cool WHIi Our... Low, Low Price, “ Hoateae MInta IUttM»IOH.I4«WEmMIMMlNI iTHBMWItH.M.NBMTNIMMIIll Dsinty thin dweidate iqiuucs with s SPECIAL CROUP K N H n COHEiy RMNA m groen mint flning duiihiig through. PAPER MATE HELD OVER - (P8) RefreMiiiidiy taity. SIC PENS STENO ROOKS NEW SUSPENSE THRILLER RNS RM SnREISN DOY’S SLACKS BEST PICTURE I ROSS HUNTEP PAUL NEWMAN ECLAIRS FREE „m iEniinBis 3 PENS WMNEII OF 3 PEN ChcLcgcndof With The Purchase SPECIAL OFFER . ACAOIMY AWARM “ The Mackhitosh Man” “ Btume In Love” Save Now In Center Ruled FAMOUS QUALITY d ! m m jtm m m Boggy Creeh Of a Dozen of Time for 3 6IC PENS and Self- EIB IT HS M Ita AT A L O W Standing o n n 74M i fcH A T n u a sT on v Back lo School For Back t PA BA sir. 1 PA EH. SIT. SAVE T o School if RE on. S FA « ca r. M PA PLUS Burl LfmeMtor, Many Styles PRICE NOW! RoiMfl Ryan, Lat J. Cobb DIP N SIP , Reg. to 3.27 MMkky l.nic»bvl=l 3i38- 0 / / e r S tarts Mon., Aug, 27, to Stuu, SupL 2 ,1 9 7 3 *■ i B t f i E f BURTBACHAAACH HALDAVIO '~tuMriMa|‘mnsiinn|'^ OMBjm MID-NITE MOVIE FRI.-8AT. - 99c bh ij| kU R i IMM e LAWMAN OPEN A.M. to Mldnillht JANIS JOPLIN - OnO OEDOINO - JIMI HENDRIX latMWPiLwrllBlIHRHiifiN 6 ROUn 4. POLTON — TIL Mt-4332 NEWINGTON I WETHERSFIELD I BLOOMFIELD I MANCHESTER I nu$ ird HIT I 7 Days OTEK njOLt m i SDIIDAT Un SW6 P J L 3375 BERLIN TPKE. ■ 1130 SILAS DEANE H’WAY I 1051 BLUE HILLS AVE. I PARKADE SHOPPING CTR, ■ lU A.iyi. lO lUr.IVl. “T O fiODFaTHFB" 9Q« ' MONTEREY POF "SUPER BEASrI Omty Aim ArdUUt Vm VWM WaUlBg PLUS CHAPTER i l l OF ‘THE SHADOW"

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Founded Oct, i, 1881 Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their i. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily befrae 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation ERVICES 1P;i r e c t ORY Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, (]onn.. Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press cond (Hass Mail Matter. LUCA'S 9AMPIN8 Self-Service Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. Laundromat EQUIPMENT Mu iMfaiMi' Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, H IG H G R A D E assumes no financial responsibility for ...... - CinlMiHidt Air Mattresses, Stoves, typiographical errors appemdng in adver­ Mil, rmbwd Lanterns Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Cull PRINTING Payable in Advance •Tailonng The Manchester Evening Herald. »• . •»* S • -*«->-• _ . ^ “ ■ FARR'S S3 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Job and Commerdal One Month...... |3.2S Display advertising closing hours, _ • - • .* • . ~ *— - • - Wi . •• •m' - •Dry Cleaning "Hie Everything Store!” Manch/Vamon Town Line Printina’ Cam p - Bike - Sport Single CJopy...... 154 three full days prior to publication. •Laundry Service THEE T0WIN6 Promiit and EMclent 9 MAIN STREET 176-178 SPRUCE ST. PHONE 643-2467 Printing of AD Klnda By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon at Depot Sqaare prior to day of publication; 12 noon MANCHESTER (tae Y ear...... $39.00 Orive-ln Paiking Open DaUy to 0:00 P.M. OPEN: Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and J . FA RR — MS 1111 Monday to Friday Community Prats Three Months...... >.. $9.75 Monday. 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear Connecticut River All A Sparkle. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) Saturday 8 A.M.-12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 Osfrinsky MANCHESTER Answers Your Needs CUSTOM MADI DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. ning it — Luca Addabbo, whose Nixon Meets The Press Sooner or later everyone motto is “We fit to please you! ’’ MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS Today In MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery needs the service of a fine ’The tailor shop also specializes The criticism from some quarters Senate Committee on Watergate in­ Max Lerner IRON Quality Mtmoriab quality dry cleaner, laundry In reweaving, dry cleaning, Get Awnings Fixed Now service or a tailor. In custom made suits, pants and Seafood. of President Richard Nixon’s vestigators. History Over SO Years’ Experience SCRAP METAL Manchester, Luca’s Laun­ coats; plus all types of Watergate press conference was not In.assessing the criticism in the dromat and Tailor Shop is the alterations and professional CHOICE VARIETY By The Associaled Press Cali 649.5807 There is still time to give check yours and see if the answer to these services. It is unexpected. light of the sources, we feel the Presi­ after the Soviet military oc­ aid PAPER Today is Saturday, Aug. 26, Comments A. AIMBTTI, Prop. thought to summer needs so zippers need replacing or conveniently located at 176 services on mens, womens and cupation of Czechoslovakia. 131 PARKER ST. Qualify First, there is the expected obvious dent handled the matter extremely the 237th day of 1973. There are that you can get them taken repairing. Manchester Awning Spruce St., just around the cor­ childrens clothes. One year ago: Mainland Tel. 64S-51SS or MS-S819 Harrison St, Manchester 128 days left in the year. care of now and not wait till you Co. does the work r i ^ t on the In today’s inflationary reaction along partisan lines that well in the context of the issue before China cast its first veto in the ner from Oak St. - almost next Seafood 8EB Today’s highlight in history: really want them. How about premises and makes their own, to the Nathan Hal School. economy, you will be pleased to U.N. Security Council — to bar 43 O A K STREET '/ Aluminum Roll Dp follows any presidential statement on the courts on executive privilege and On this date in 1944, Allied awnings? Do they need so this is no problem. The business is divided into know that Luca’s prices for ail Awnlnga State of Siege TEL. 649-9981 Bangladesh from membership troops liberated Paris in World STEVENSON recovering? If they do, don’t So many people have boats three sections: (1) Poly-aean tailoring work are most fair. • Door CanoplM any subject. the fact the Senate committee and in the United Nations. War II. MERCURY BROS. put it off, for when warm that Manchester Awning Co. (R) Cleaners, (2) Launi^m at My Addabbo is a master tailor c Storm Doora Today’s birthdays: Alabama In view of the enormity of the grand juries are still in the process of On this date-^ Travel Agency weather is upon us, it will mean receives countless calls for and (3) Tailor Shop. The with over ten years experience. 0 Combination Wlndowu Gov. George Wallace is 54. Con­ KEEP YOUR COOL Watergate scandal — it is almost In 1689, Iroquois Indians at­ NEW YORK, N.Y. - Some will succeed him. It was EXXON a wait for them. Manchester work such as covers for the convenient hours are 7 a.m. to Should you wish your dry Mssnoheuter Awning Ook interviewing people who may or may ductor and Composer Leonard truckers’ strike, which is 646-2756 tacked Montreal and killed its comments on the yeastly South reassuring to be in aii at­ Awning Co., 195 W. Center St., boats, tops and curtains. If 10 p.m., seven days a week, for cleaning (which is done next 19S WEST CENTER ST. obsession with too many people — we not be criminally involved in the scan­ Bernstein is 55. British political only in the sense that 405 Main Straat Telephone 849-8091 200 inhabitants. American scene, where things mosphere where the military is advises you to place your order these do need repairing or if the Laundromat. door in the laundromat) Sean Connery is 43. they want legislative assurance NO SERVICE Manchaatar EetabUfhed 1049 think the President handled himself dal. In 1718, French immigrants happening in scattered coun­ not politicized and where power now and avoid the rush. ’There you need new ones for the com­ Luca’s features the finest in pressed, Mr. Addabbo will do Thought for today: Where against being confiscated and CHARGE Phona 649-5533 founded New Orleans, La. tries cohere into an important will be handed on peacefully. is also another factor to con­ ing season, call Manchester equipment; Maytag Washers, that for you at a slight charge. extremely well. President Nixon, we feel, is quite secrecy or mystery begins, vice nationalized. They also have the RESERVATIONS FOR In 1828, Uruguay declared its pattern: militant support of most of the If the candidate of his p ^ y o Tuna-Ups sider. ’There may be a possible Awning and place your order Hoyt Dryers and RCA Or better yet, he will do your P l ^ Upholstery Granted he perhaps did not answer or roguery is not far off — •HOTELS correct in his stance that it will the independence from Spain. 1 — ’The most volatile situa­ women. should win. Caldera will be the • Ganeral Automotiva price increase, and by placing right now. For repairs or Whirlpool CHeaners. As busy as entire dry cleaning and and IVI Shop Samuel Johnson, English •AIRLINES some of the questions as explicitly as courts, not him, which must finally In 1883, a volcanic eruption in tion is in Chile, which may be ’This is something undreamt elder statesman of the new Repairs on All your order now you will not replacements on canvas, call Spruce St. is, there is pressing. Don’t worry if you get RE-CPHOLSTERINO scholar, 1709-1784. •STEAMSHIPS o MODERN FURNITURE the Dutch East Indies created plunged soon into fraternal of in Uie Mrfxist catechism -r- government. But he is still too Amarican Cars have to worry about a price 649-3091 or drive ,down to the convenient off-street parking in a rip, tear or bum in your some would have liked; but on the resolve this matter. As the post­ 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and ANTIQUES tidal waves that took about 36i- war. Chile is an example of how workers and owners using the young to retire behind the rise. store. the large amesited parking lot clothing. Luca’s reweaving and • ('nstoiii Fiirnltiirr other hand his questioners, as he conference criticism so clearly in­ 000 lives. the pursuit of a dream can run a strike weapon, legislative scenes. He belongs in an impor­ There are many new sample You might be interested in — which is well lig h ts for night mending will make it look like anil .Sliprovrrfi pointed out, were rather narrow in In 1941, in World War II, country and economy into the power and women power, not tant role with the hemispheric YOUR -e . books at Manchester Awning looking at the Flexalum roll up customers. Should you come to new again. ’The tailor shop Tlw Radiator Coolant Ratarvolr KH .S|ii>rlnliziiig in Hand Tutting dicates; whatever he says on the sub­ organizations of the Americas, .XIadp To Order British and Soviet troops in­ ground. for state ownership but against MEMORIAL COMPLETE fcV Co. and they show a very wide awnings — these are self­ the Laundromat and forget hours are different frPm the A Addad CoolanI oapaclty their range of questioning by ignoring ject will never be completely accep­ or with the growing number of Coniplele Selection of vaded Iran. It was one for the history it. What is also undreamt is Uie CORNER STORE color selection. Why not drive storing and most convenient your quarters, don’t worry. Laundromat hours. ’They are 8 A Batlar cooling portormanco yiaterials leaders whom democratic Latin PET CENTER a.m.-to 6 p.m. daily; Thursday non-Watergate issues such as inflation, table to all of his critics. In 1967, the leader of the books when the Chileans voted prospect of using the military in e Party Goods, Magasines down to the store and look over and add a real touch of beauty Luca’s has a machine which FREE ESTIMATES American Nazi party, George Herald a Communist-Socialist coalition a mediating role. America is destined to con­ Canirin- Pataknli these samples? Parking is to your home. makes quarter change from night till 9 p.m. So remember, A Prolaellon agalnat loaa ol Coolant Lower Level of the Parkade fweign policy, and the many vital 0 Groceries, Cold Cuts Ttopicil Fish - Turlln by pravanUng ovarflow 619-6324 This is not say the President should tribute to the United Nations. never a problem here for you Why not give consideration to your dollar bills. Dry cleaning be it washing, dry cleaning, Lincoln Rockwell, was shot to Yesterdays into power. But the coalition is 2 — By contrast, Venezuela is o Fruits—Vegetables Hamslert - Geibils A Quick vlaual chock of Coolant Mon., Tnen., 9-6; Wed., bills now before the Congress. again retreat into seclusion and wait death in Arlington, Va. tom between those (especially the openest system. I had 3 — The country which has • Greeting Cards Mlicd Brttd Puppies can park right in front of the the installation of combination takes about 50 minutes, while reweaving, mending or com­ aupply without ronioval of proo- ThnrR., Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-B experienced the greatest Aquarium Accesswits, dc. plete tailoring service< plus auro cap It is our impression from the another five months for another con­ Ten years ago: Hundreds of 25 Years Ago the Left Socialists) who are in a talked with President Rafael We Depend On Ton . . store. storm and screen sash? your laundry takes about 30 students were arrested in South ft hurry to topple the economic Caldera just before he was sudden change is Urguay. I saw Ton Can Depend On Us! Our Oam Special Blended When you have work done at Manchester Awning C. has been minutes. Your time passes custommade clothes its Luca’s statements made by some Nixon ference with the press. Quite the con­ the Costa-Gavras film, “State Pel Foods Laundromat and Tailor Shop at Vietnam in a drive to halt Thomas Weir, collector of and class structure which elected in 1967, and had another Manchester Awning Co. you are appointed dealer for the Karey pleasantly while you are of Siege,” before my South Open 1 Days A Week 176 Spruce St. MANCHESTER critics is that what they want is not a trary, we would hope he will have demonstrations against the Ngo taxes for the South Manchester worked tolerably in the past, talk with him several weeks MANCHESTER sure that it will be done to Estate combination windows waiting. FM music plus the GLASS American trip. It was a tm Midnight e For ,4uto WhHlihlelde Dinh Nhu government. Fire district, reports that only and those who want to establish ago. 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Before they are clude famed “floating action’’ J. A. WHITE Herald did not publish. agree with some critics who STAR eAXElC*0 domestic enterprises — like, the “pluralistic” South America. I MADE A Sorvica swamped with work — and they expanders to compensate for — By CLAY R. POLLAN- GLASS CO„ INC. To€lfty*s thought it was “objective.” In SUITS changes in the weather; ARID LIBRA 31 Bliwcll S t.— Tel. 648.13tt trucking owners — that they talked also with the two major O f will be as soon as the weather Your Dally AUivlly Gold, the crucial interrogation For Ladies and Gentlemen lifetime stainless steel runners MA». 21 SHT. will be taken over by the state. party candidates, one of whom gets warm — have your aw­ ' ' According to lh» Start, Ccki^tLe scenes, which give the picture Alterations - Cleaning SincMrity for effortless, permanent “AM. Ff This is the meaning of the nings covered and ready to put . A20-2I-3I-43 To develop messoge for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/T? 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FREE PARKING 5 Better 35 Rother 65 You'll Selection of Art Uruguay was an open, fermen­ 6 Be 36 Get 66 Recklessly 45-57-76 Let’s consider hospitality. Capital Fare 61MINI & Framing (Congress and President Nixon over ordered cut-off date of Aug. 15, voted ting system, with a divided and 7 Lock 37 An 67 Obstocles SAOITTARIUS Phon* 643*9149 For many this means keeping \ » , M A r it 8 Briskly 38 By ---— 66 The MOK. Burr Corners, Manchester the Watergate tapes, the question of up with the Joneses, keeping a largely figurehead executive, a 9 But 39 Be 69 Evening Hydramatic Tranumlitlon against the House version of a war Andrew Tally VVj 10 Those 40 Not DK Next to Caldor Babel of debate in parliament Grooming! 70 Tolerant Repairing “war power” is the most crucial con­ powers bill. This bill would terminate balance sheet of whose turn it is 4- 6-19^36 11 Relax 41 Trend 71 Personol 5-15-23-35M to throw the next party, nothing and press, a leftist trade union TOURAINE FOR 148^660-90 12 Of 42 For 72 Moke 47-56-67 1 13 And 43 And AU Work Guaranteed stitutional dilemma facing the nation confederation and a setup of CANCIK 73 Accurote hostilities in 120 days unless the presi­ whatsoever to do with real POODLES 14 Preserve 44 Old 74 Motteri CAPRICORN Texaco Lubrication Service at the present time. hospitality. Up To The Courts “ welfarism” that had gone AND ILL JUHC If ISDeloy 45 Trip 75 Their D K . 22 FINE QUALITY Wo Give Oreefi Stamps dent received specific congressional farther than in South American PAINTS mr 22 16 Your 46 Enjoyable 76 Line Learn to welconie guests BREEDS 17 Your 47Thon 77 Demonstrote JAN. IP The Constitution is clear about who approval. country and made it a state 17-18-27-28 DIAMONDS sincerely, without putting-on- FOR BEST RESULTS 875-7624 ,14-26^38-49 18 Judgment 48'Off 78 Up ’ may declare war. That is up to the WASHINGTON - For “Nixon has dropped the whole that any others...were guilty” payments-and-pensions society. '-60-70 19 Doring 49 Being 79 Beir>g 39-73^1-87i From A Senate bill, sponsored by Sen. the-dog, or showing off. During HOURS 9-5 M t ____ 20 Enjoy 50 Your 60 Beoten AQUARIUS Richard Nixon, that was it. His thing in the lap of the Judicial (except the seven indicted The left m ock^ it for a sitting ft 21 Sitting 51 Wotching 81 Them Congress of the United States. But meals, be careful of getting in BY APPOINTMENT JAN. 20 _ 'BRAY’S Jacob Javits, D-N.Y., passed in 1972 television speech to the country branch.” Watergate defendants). duck, and the right scorned its •22 Afor 52 You 62 Or to private conversations or STUD SERVICE F O R - 23 Romonce 53 Don't 83 Your ni: II •expert Watch Repairing who may “make war”? The presi­ A Democrat, Rep. Thaddeaus talkiness. Now the military has 24 Forethought 54 Plunge 84 Mode and again in 1973, would set a deadline “in” jokes that exclude guests wJ^his last word on Watergate From the viewpoint of due Paint A Cralt Center Poodles, Toys & Miniatures 3- 8- 9-53, •fine Selection of Gifts process, it can be argued that Dulski of New York, may have moved in behind the single 25 Hove 55 Aheod 85 Thixightful dent, as commander in chief? Or it of 30 days. and may embarrass them. Also, scandals outside of a court­ 615 MAIN STREET 26 Peoce 56 Meet 86 Click 54-55-66 £ For All Occasions expressed the reaction of executive power of President SUDS & SCISSORS 27 Moy 57 You 67 Sound don’t monopolize a guest or try room. Nixon’s stand is sound. PISCIS •longine, Bulova that, too, the prerogative of the millions of Americans across Juan Bordaberry, and the army Tel. 649-0300 POSTRO. PIA2A.R1.30 26 Not 58 Social 88 Actions Fit. IP Numerous critics of both bills argue to impress him. White House sources close to Watergate already is before the 29 Knowledge 59 Fair 89 Loyolty Wittnauer and Caravelle the land. Although Dulski was role may soon become «ven VERNON 30 Fovoroble 60 Arsd 90Trock MAR. 10 legislative branch? that rather than curbing presidential Your greatest and only asset the President say he has “no in­ courts. Even though Nixon’s Watches .MANCHES'lrER more open. In Montevideo, PARKADE is yourself. Be real. tention” of entertaining defense of his Presidency as dissatisfied with the )Good Advene 30-41-42-71, 737 Main SI., Manchester power in this area and hopefully what was once a bouncy, 74-77-83-89LS All in all, let yourself be “detailed questions” from one ill-served by his courtiers President’s speech, he asked: PHDNE 643-5617 FULL SELECTION OF talkative capital has become According to Sen. Barry Goldwater, preventing repetitions of the Vietnam yourself, for when everyone reporters at his upcoming news leaves many questions un- “Who am I to take the word of DON WILLIS IMPORTED wary, and a curtain of silence and everything else is gone, all conference at San Clemente — answer^, his insistence that John Dean against that of the AND R-Ariz., the staunchest advocate on and Cambodian experiences, simply has been drawn over it. BARBS you’ve got left is yourself. or, for that matter, at any from now on all questions be President?” Whatever their DOMESTIC The moving force was the GARAGE his side of the controversy, the attempting to “codify” the situations Learn to be happy with future news conferences until answered in a courtroom js suspicions of a White House By PHIL PASTORET court, people tend to cling to a younger army officers who 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 WINES answer is the president. Historical in which a president could plunge the yourself and at peace with all the issue has been decided in legally proper. His excuse for Foreign Car Repairs men. the courts. saying no more is that he belief in the sincerity of the found the Tupamaro movement precedent tends to back him up. country into a war would actually en­ Presidency, whoever occupies more breakable than they had LKpUORS Rev. Eugeife J. Charman Nixon made his position clear refuses to meddle with due Specializing in 244 Center Street Fight Pollution! breath you save may be your People who don't believe in - p l u s - that office. Because a Presi­ expected. A number of them Unidentified Flying Object? By his compilation, U.S. military courage more presidential military Str James Church to a few top Republican leaders, process. Manchester • 646-1995 Every car owner can do plenty own! h a r v e s t HILL dent is perforce a father figure, picked up some of the fire from BRAKE SERVICE haven't seen our neighbors adventures. in Congress before he faced the Significantly, even OPEN 7 DAYS-11 to 9 right now to fight polution! 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They reached out to use in 'em take three days longer discuss Watergate with the performance on the highways — plete tuneups, brake work, elec- No. Gwendolyn the game of to arrive than do those with Adoption A Disposal Center times. Almost half of these military rewrite history by absolving Congress shot left. That is, special the fire to “sanitize the PERSONAL CHARGE press or issue any more this has always been required. tritol repa^, muffler repairs, hopscotch doesn't involve bills enclosed. RDUTE83 VERNDNj - AaXIUNTS INVITED prosecutor Archie Cox’s society,” as some have put it. skipping the next drink. actions lasted more than a month and of any blame for Vietnam. But is is emlanations. Said Strauss: 8ot A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heip! Now, all car owners may do their transmission rebuilding and + -•- -I- 875-0052 relentness campaign in the We are witnessing the result. -I- -F + TEL. 649-M46 “Republicans and Democrats bit lo fight pollution by properly fflgine overhauls on all imported some 103 of them took place outside difficult to find any point in the long courts to get his hands on the 4— The role of the military in Service still means something to us—and seivice There’s a lot to be said for know we have three more years maintaining his car. Charles M. cars. tapes of confidential conver­ South America is an old one, means spending enough time with you to help you moderation in all things, but this hemisphere. and sorry history of Vietnam where of this administration.” So Heiiien, chief engineer for emis­ If you own a foreign car you sations between the President but what is happening now is edect the right paint finish for that job .vou’re plan­ most of us ignore it. either bill would have made any much for talk of impeachment sion control and chemical should be having it serviced by Moreover, recalls Goldwater, the and assorted aides. John Dean that in many countries there is ning. See us for paint and service when you plan vour -f- -F -f ’ or strong-armed Democratic development, Chrysler Corp., the experienrad men at United Constitutional Convention of 1787 difference. The Senate did, in effect, pressure on the President. is convinced the tapes will show a competition of ideologies in­ next project. Sports Car Repair, Inc. on R t 83, Yes, sir, we have a wide­ EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CAR$ | he has told the truth. But Nixon side the armies, among the of­ puts it this way.... awake community. What else, rejected a clause giving Congress the sanction this country’s involvement Indeed, Nixon has used “the “Every vehicle needs periodic Talcottville - next to Vittner’s The only Way some folk can still has the precedent of the ficer groups^ with a motorcycle club in million of words of testimony” maintenance to insure h i^ stan­ Garden Center. stand plane travel is to ride UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, he. power “to make war” and substituted with the Tonkin Gulf Resolution in protection of Presidential con­ Peru is, of course, an exam­ town? to the Senate Watergate com­ dards of emission control perfo^ To serve the tri-city better, thirst class. Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. for it only the power “to declare 1964 by a vote of 88-2. mittee to argue his points fidentiality going for him, plus ple of a left nationalist trend, MJohnsofiPAM CD United Sports Car Repair, Inc. + + + . + + + Phone 646-4485 although not Socialist. Brazil mance. One fouled spark plug can One way to cut down on how The entire question may be plausibly if not convincingly. the eternal reluctance of the increase pollutant emissions by announces that th ^ have been much you eat for lunch is to Dieters are like account­ war.” From brief records of the Judiciary to meddle in the af­ and Argentina were examples 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 ants: they keep track of their ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES None of those words, he told his 10 to 15 times. One spark plug appointed Benelli dealers. They} bring a peanut butter-and- debate, he says, it is quite clear that academic in view of President fairs of another governmental of a technocrat, right-bf-center BUY THE PAINT ITIAT’S WORTH IME WORK expanses. television audience, offered misfiring may double the output have in stock the latest models of sauerkraut sandwich with you. branch. direction. Yet it is remarkable ICASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS the framers at least had a purpose of Nixon’s threatened veto of whatever “the slightest suggestion that I Your IndepMdent of hydrocarbons. A carburetor set Benelli motor bikes and mini -f -f -f In effect, Richard Nixon has to note that the Brazilian VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT had any knowledge of the plan­ too rich an air/fuel mixture can bikes, and offer service to all “leaving to the Executive the power compromise biil Congress finally admitted, again, only that he military gdve scope to the best ning for the Watergate break- increase carbon monoxide by 50 Benelli owners in the area. Most-envied man around 1 DAY CARRY passes. Yet in the wake of the should have been more vigilant economic brains it could get. "Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” to repel sudden attacks.” in” of Democratic per cent or more.” Also, on Rt 83, Talcottville you here is the one with two IN SERVICE in supervising the activities of and has prosperity to show for d M ltr. weeks’ vacation left. Watergate-inspired reaction against headquarters. As for the later A complete tuneup of your car wiU find United Cltgo Service Factory Trained There is agreement on the latter his courtiers. He's right. it. Whereas the Argentine ■f -f -F cover-up, Nixon used benefits you in at l e ^ two ways. Station offering service on aU Teehniclanal the growth of presidential power, However, this is something the military got bogged down and Horse aroand enoogh aid point from the other side. But says arithmetic to defend himself, A property tuned and maintained American cars. Tuneups, tires, people can understand — that gave way — perhaps with relief yoa’U aeqaire some fiae aight- TYPEWRITERS Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D-N.Y., there is an outside chance that a veto pointing -out that “my state­ m will give you the seivice you batteries, mufflers aiid electrical mares. executive can be too trusting of — to a returning Juan Peron, could be overridden. ment has been challenged by want, and fi^ts pollution. The repairs. “after careful study of the Constitu­ only one of the 35 witnesses who his underlings. who is himself caught between ADDING MACHRES tion, I have concluded that the Presi­ ’This may be another case where appeared — a witness who So, the Democrats must be the left and right camps within YOU ALWAYS BUY BITTIB AT M Makes ad MsMi! his movement. CUSTOM INSTMIHI DICK’S oHered no evidence beyond his cautious. Even the most rough- Ms# Seivice en M dent lacks the power to begin or carry constitutional vagueness is the least The continent is watching this / Am J A ^ C ^ own impressions, and whose and-tumble fighters in the party AMERICAN eOvXaSIS RppWSRCSSf high-stakes power game of the ALUMINUM SIDING on a war without congressional ap­ of all conceivable evils. testimony has been con­ don't want to take the rap for SBRNtB'S Vacuum (Seaners, colonels, along with the atten­ tradicted by every other bringing the government to a WINDOWS - SUTTERS Shavers, Teasters, proval for even one day, except in an Again, except in the event of an ac­ dant roles of students, press, witness in a position to know standstill by their demands that WMl-TO-WMJ. CRRPCTIN coNPun AnwnnyE unions, business groups, 8 AMD etc. emergency to repel an attack on this tual or impending attack against the the facts.” Nixon "come clean." Short of Home of Famous Brands churches. Unfortunately, most APPLIANCE United States (which no one argues That witness, of course, was putting the man to the rack, MOTORCYCLE REPMtS country. Nor should he have that people and papera in the United •k Zenith k RCA k k WeetlnglioiiM former White House counsel, there's little they can do if NftXttoOtop SERVICENTER power.” about) no president should have the ® H71 kr NfA, States are incentive, even k Frigidairft k Mavtag k Amana k KHchanAid John W. Dean 3rd, who testified Nixon sticks to his resolve not slumbering, about the high and k Otaraoa k Di^aahara k TVa k Diyara and Ohop rSUI Rep Hpltzman, who led an un­ power to make war without answering Nixon knew of the possibility of to “enter upon an endless OOS CENTER STREET 643-7Sn 'Tm sorry we can’t come over this evening, weighty drama that is being ‘ ★ Etc. 46 West Center St„ Manchester, and a cover-up as early as Sept. 15, course of explaining and rebut­ ic l e v is io n MANCNESTO. CONN. Ojwn MuL-fri 8c38-SM successful attempt to have the to Congress anid the nation—not in 120 Madge. Haroid is upset about the soybean situa- played out in the Americas to m EVES n IPJL On NnUK I434N1 Route 83, Vernon iionl" 1972. Nixon rep li^ that Dean ting a complex of...claims and PHONE: 04S-7000 Saturdays l:30-3M Suprepie Court halt U.S. bombing in days, not in 30 days, but instantly. charges..." the south. It is less a state of “gave line no reason to believe siege than a game of foxes. I PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug. 25, 1973

BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE H t,AAISS UESS SHE JUST ------\ HAWa UPThUCrPHOMB AND HELLO/ 1 6 - WHAff/VOOflOaHT TO THANK \ uM.yAs-,rM SLAP >eu p k ip e p to be THSR^/MY mTERCRses! CICERO... • - « i a u 5: b p i t « n o t t o o \ U HAND ME THE PHONB BOOK/ AW/rrWOULRSAVBVOUWBAR’* v a r u . ORive RXJR SISTER R E A ^ A B U . OFFICERil HAPPEN TO THANKS-— Local______Churches TEACHER! OKOPM! LON& UNTIL SCHOOL) K AM’ TEAR OM MXJR noM, \AC - S T A R T S A 6AIN! CKA3.V, CAUJM S A U . K N P 5 IUUM CLEAMER, AN" STUFF" BB A CLOSE personal FRIENP OF THI5C0ULP OSSALeSMBJAMDSEND* ' Atf 3MIB MtmoM aemu' MAVOR EtfOM AIN^^P HE’S A BESpii«_KlNP N S THEM OCR ID HER FUnrOOTEP AMD BOWLESSa> I COUSIN o r THE GOVERNOR S Church of Christ HOUSE-lOUOHTTD ^MAUUjfrraCKAM’RJKTH/ J WITHOUT A FINISH VOU... Lydall and Vernon Sts. Concordia Lutheran Church St. Bartholomew’a Church .SecONP LOOK 40 Pitkin St. St. Peter’s — I WOULPN'T Eugene Brewer, Minister Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Episcopal Church Union Congregational T" HN/E N0TICEP< Rev. Burton D. Strand Church Wapping Community Church Pastor Sand HiU Road THE TA1LU6HT^ 9 a.m., Bible Qasses. Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Rockville 1790 Ellington Rd. WAS , South Windsor Sooth Windsor 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon; Sunday, Masses at 8:90,10; 15 Rev. Frederick H. Foerster HI Rev. Paul J. Bowman broken! 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rev. Harold W. Richardson “The Eternal Conflict.” and 11,11:30 a.m. Vicar Minister 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Nursery care for small Rev. Lyman D. Reed Minister m children. The Rev. Norman An­ Rev. R. Stanley Eaton “ What is Jesus to You? Miehtv 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ Associate Minister God!’’ ' dre, guest speaker. United Pentecoaul Church Associate Minister 5!^c- 0-fS nion. 187 Woodbridge St. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. North United Zion Evangelical Robert Baker 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD United Methodist Church Methodist Church Lutheran Church Pastor Rockville United vice and Church School. (Missouri Synod) Rt. 44A, Bolton 300 Parker St. Rev. David M. Campbell Methodist Church Cooler and High Sts. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rockville Baptist Church Rev. Earle R. Custer Pastor 142 Grove St. «W£/V HORACE GETS YOU !H Rev. "Charles W. Kuhl 7 p.m., EvangellsOc Service. 69 Union St. THAT RING,. HE'LL SHOW VOU'UP Pastor Rev. John W. Mortimer A L L Pastor Rev. Robert L. LaCounte FOR THE BUM YOU ARE! HE WILL 9:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery, Pastor BUSTER Pastor ABSOLUTELY DESTROY YOU/ 9 a.m. Worship Service. Ser­ Infant through Grade 2. The BACKS 9 a.m.. Divine Wofshlp. mon: “Affirming Today as Full Gospel Christian Rev. John McCollum, guest 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. God’s Gift.” The Rev. Mr. Fellowship preacher. Sermon: “Heuristic Nursery. C C->- Nursery through Adult, in­ Custer preaching. Instant Church of the Auumption Interdenominational Chrtetianity.” ■ .\AIHyAACrTHEgSaET6RAy »4F cluding College Career Class. Choir. Nursery for five-year Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Orange Hall Second Congregational ^ IVTt tiro tr MIA, he, r/4, Iw. uj, r». 11 a.m.. Worship Service. iAW m olds' and younger. Rev. Edward S. Pepin Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Church Bolton Congregational First Sunday of each month. Pastor ' I ^ t o r Church United Church of Christ Holy Communion; Second Sun­ SHORT RIBS Church of the Nazarene Rev. Paul Trinque Bolton Center Rd. Rt. 44A, Coventry BY FRANK O’NEl^L 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Rev. Robert K. Bechtold day, missionary service. 236 Main St. Rev. J. Stanton Conover Nursery provided. Rev. William A. Taylor Saturday, Masses at 5 and and (^len discussion. Sunday Minister Minister 1 WANTTD HOW ABOUTA HAND OF DWW 7:30 p.m. School. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ A::iHE1AKEFBCIM ' Pastor vice. Nursery provided. REPeHfr,Sr/VBf£R... give up SAVE '>OUR FOKER, REI^, MV SOU. ASAINST... SUNRAie PlATE?! Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. mMi THEDEVltS V\ORK.' 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. SOUL/ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. vice. Harold Smith, speaker. PRISCILLA’S POP St. George’s St. John’s BY AL VERMEER Classes for all ages. Episcopal Church w e 'L L Second Congregational Episcopal Church THEY'VE PROBABLY ^ S O M E O N E 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. First Congregational Church Rt. 30, Vernon NEVER GOT SEARCH TEAMS Church Church of Jesus Christ of Rt. 44A, Bolton WILL F IN D L Sermon , by the Rev. John of Vernon Rev. Robert H. Wellner, f in d o u r LOOKINS FOR ‘ P R O M United (Church of Christ Latleixlay Saints (Mormon) Rev. John F. Flora III CAMP/ ^^RIGNT NOW! Cayton, evangelist. Church of Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Rector Y o u the Nazarene. 385 N. Main St. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Rev..Eklwln W. Bartholomew Vicar 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Rev. Felix M. Davis D. Clark Brown, Bishop Minister 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion. Message by the Rev. Mr. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, 10 a.m.. Family Service and 9 a.m.. Priesthood. IP you HEAK ABOUT Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson [ MON/ING...WATCHIN' OUT NOW 1 KNOW 1 Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Vernon 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. MV A/etU J-Q B A S T H E FOR WRECKS/ STALLED Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 xjg A^//aag/. WHBRE THEY GET /Pastors Pastor 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Rev. Donald McClean p.m. FREEWAY TRAFFIC CONTROLLER VEHICLES-HOURS ARB THE HOT-AIR 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. ...REALLY GREAT UP THERE IN United Congregational Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 THE BORN LOSER FROM NINE TO FIVE- FO R THE , , 10 a.m., Sunday School, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Church BY ART SANSOM MY BALLOON - >^Af'-yA/C-K4Ar-- S IC K VaM}a...VAK!YAKl. BALLOON/^ ' 10 a.m.. Worship Service with and ll;ti a.m. Pastor Kendall preaching. Ser­ classes for adults and children. United Church of Girist HUT-0He-TU)O-mK- \ 7 11 a.m.. Service of Worship Tolland rn'm -m -wcB- J. mon: "Don’t Sleep While Avery St. Si . Maurice*B Church and Bible preaching. Nursery You’re Awake.” The Preshyterian Church Christian Reformed Church Rev. Donald G. Miller Bolton care for the little ones, and 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual Growth 43 Spruce St. 661 Avery St. Minister Rev. Robert W. Gonin special children’s program. Group will meet at 371 Oak St. Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor South Windsor Pastor led by Pastor Kendall. 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Rev. Peter Mans, 9:30and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Hymnsing and Bible message. 0:15 a.m., Sunday School. Minister vice and Church School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Gasses for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. POSSWLE Center Congregational 11 a.m.. High School Class. p.m. qUKKSUP Emanuel Lutheran Church Church Worship Service. Nursery 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15, PWepo '---- - Oim 60 Church St. provided. Fellowship. United Church of Christ Services. 11 a.m. ffWR S Rev. C. Henry Anderson 7 p.m.. Evening Service. I*.- 11 Center St. o«n> Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Rev. Lyman G. Farrar Rev. Ondon P, Stairs Sacred Heart Church Co-Pastors Covenant Lists Rt. 30, Vernon MUTT AND JEFF Rev. Winthrop Nelson BUD nS H E R Co-Pastors St. Bridget Church Guest Speaker Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 8 and 9:30 a.m.. Divine Rev. John J. Delaney Pastor Rev. Edward Konopka Worship. Nursery for infants Pastor The Rev. David A. Dean, vice \ JUST d on't un d er stan d FOR TWENTY WONDERFUL ^ n ix . m’lo v e , 10 a.m.. Union Service. The PLAIN JANE THEN W E M ET through 3-year-olds at 9:30 a.m. Community Baptist Church BY FRANK BAGINSKI IX JEFF./ LIFE DEALS OUT YEARS MY WIFE AND I I WAS ONLY Rev. Felix Davis, pastor of Se­ Rev. William J. Stack president and academic dean of Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. I WHAT AND GOT service only. The Rev. Mr. Stairs assumed the pastorate of Community Berkshire Christian College, SOME VERY FUNNV WERE TH E HAPPIEST MARRIED.' JOKING.' cond Congregational Church, Rev. William J. KiUeen Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, VES...ANOARE YOU t/is IS GONNA* BEUEVE HAPPENED? Lenox, Mass., will be guest MARRIED oRSINcbLE, C OH....MARRIED PEOPLE IN THE WORLD.' I ’M THE will preach. His topic; “Testing Baptist Church on March 18. Before coming to 10:30 a.m. and noon. lki| U>ORV

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Fersonels-Announcements 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Aug. 25, 1973— PAGE RT.f.v e n Vetnon r . ■ Campon-Trollsn • Pointing-Poporing Mobile Homos - g 13 Bonds-Stoeks-Mortgagos 27 HMp Wonted W Chrysler The "Action Marketplace” Help Wanted 35 Help Wonted fa s t — Effscthf ‘ RIDE WANTED — Manchester EIXPERIEINCE and low rates MOR’TGAGES - 1st, and 2nd • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers center, to and from Winsted, m o b il e Home 12x56’, 6 years MAN for tire service, with ImM OmifiH on interior painting. Free es­ mortgages — interim financing Adult School Cages • Over 60,000 Daily Readers (Northwest Community old, very good condition. WaU- growing tire concern. Good (1ft Weed Minimum) timates. Call 643-4^ between — expreitious and confldentim EXPANDINe • Fast Results College) daily 8-4:30. Call 647- carpeting, equipped 6-7 p.m. benefits and overtime. Must be < • • ...... H p*r word por dty 1634. service, J. D. Real Estate Begins Sept. 24 * O ty»...... 7g p«r word par day (UlKIMiTTMK HHt kitchen. Situated in lovely married and want steady work. Cabbies (lAViHIKIl AI)VERT1SKMI>^TS Assoc. 643-5129. SECURITY B D d y * ...... H por word por d ^ landscaped park. Call mornings J. P. LEWIS St Son custom Apply in person, Manchester Beginning Sept. 24 free M D a y s ...... s« por word por day It.aMMIMlWRPXMtEtn RtJ( ArMIN between 7-9:30, 646-7611. Happy A d o ...... S1.50 inch decorating, interior and DEPARTMENT Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, MACHINISTS courses in High School NEW YORK (AP) - The Autos For Solo 4 exterior, paper hanging. Fully Manchester. PHONE 643-2m 1968 COLEMAN tent trailer, Equivalency Preparation will city's taxi' drivers, world- insured. 649-9658.' Business Opportunity 2$ 1 48-hour week, company ■ 777;; A r e you In a lob or pay rut? be offered at Rockville High renowned as uninhibited [ 1967 CHRYSLER Newport, slMps 8, good stove and sink. ______!bGn0fitft.' benefits. ApplyAnnlv inIn nAPonn person, ■m WAN Wanted part-time. Lo s t « m f $950. 649-7184. Evenini Step up fo a better way. School for a 10-week period, philosophers, are doomed to N D U LD Found good tires, new exhaust, good RICllARD E. Martin. Full MANCHESTER — Paint store i for janitorial work. engine, air-conditioning, ^ s t for sale. Will sell for less than I K N U R T I Phone I^-0624. three nights a week. become isolated hermits. PLEASE READ' rofessional painting service, Lo s t — Monday, all white offer, 569-2415 after 5 p.m. TRADEWINDS - hardtop, tent stock is worth. Call Mitten I PERSONNEL OFFICE I I*®.’. Mills, Hardinge CMickers, This course will prepare In a model of cabs to become BOX LETTERS Eiterior - exterior. Free es­ Sheet Metal Men, Grinders. male, 4-months old ckt, double £omper, sleeps 6, many extras. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Realty, 643-6930. . 239 Spencer Street S GROUNDS Employes — Apply students for a Connecticut State m a n d atory by 1975 shown YOUR AO $750. Call 872-7527. For Your jw s , vicinity Olcott Drive. 643- NEED CAR? Credit bad? I Manchester I in person only at the Excellent benefits. Must be experienced In high quality equivalency diploma which is Thursday by Taxi Com­ EIGHTEEN hole miniature Maintenance building, between Intormatlon Classified or “ Want Ads’ ’ Bankrm)t? Repossessed? T J. FLANAGAN and Sons, aircraft type work. Capable of set-up and work to recognized by both business and m issioner Michael Lazar, the Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1966 17’ SPACE ,Age travel Interior-exterior painting. golf for sale, house, 6 li^ts, 912 noon, Manchester Country THE HERALD will not are takoi oyer the ptxm as a community colleges throughout driver will be encased in an in­ FOUND — Shepherd type down, smallest payments, trailer. Reese Hitch, electric Reasonable rates. Swirled clubs, balls, etc. 1-974-0142 after Club. ambitious. First and second disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser b ru re. Sink, toilet, gas-electric 6 p.m. ^ the state. It acts as a valid dividual, bucket-seated and ful­ female, cream and white, nee Douglas Motors, 3( ain. ceilings our specialty. Call 643- DRIVERS for school buses, shifts. (High premiums). Apply Fiano’s Motor Inn, 8-10 should read his ad the FIRST refrigerator, furnace. passport for those adults who ly enclosed cabin. advertiser using box letters. collar. Call Dog Warden, ^ 1949. hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:19 MEN — Part-time work in p.m., August 29, 30, Room 101 or call 846-2300, same DAY IT APPEARS and 4555. Excellent condition. $1,350. FOR SALE — fully equipped beverage plant. Hours are 7 want to further their education The design, to be manufac­ Readers answering blind box 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. hours for Information. Ask for George Blake Phone 646-6897. - a.m.-noon, 12:30 p.m.4:30 p.m. ads vriw desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time below book, red with white roof INSIDE-Outside painting. restaurant, excellent shopping ^ p l y now for September. Call or who want to advance in tured by the Chrysler Corp., Must be neat, clean and identity can follow this for the next insertion. Tte Fononals-Announcoments 2 and bucket seats, excellent con­ Special rates for people over w. center location. In Vernon on 6492414. today’s labor market. makes it impossible to attack Route 83, Only $4,300. Call reliable. Opportunity for right procedure; Herald is reqxmsible for only dition, air-conditioning, power Fully insured. Estimates given. In addition to the equivalency the driver from any an^e ^ Motorcjfclos-Blcyclos 11 Owner 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 643-9069. person for full-time, permanent ONE incorrect or omitted HAVE YOU wanted to join the steering, power brakes, Call 649-7883. CHRISTMAS is just around the program, free pre-high school even from the front passenger Enclose your reply to the insertion for any adverti^ European Health Spa? f o y my automatic. Must sell for com­ corner— you need extra money review courses will also be seat. contract for 111 monthly. For pany car. Best offer over |2,900. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all box in an envelope -^ address ment and then oidy to the ex­ makes, models and speeds. GRAD STUDENTS available Privoto Instructions 3 2 now. Earn $$$ in your spare offered to assist those adults It also provides added leg more information call 81^3749 646^791. for painting, 4 ' years time sellLig Avon products. to the Classified. Manager, tent of a “ make-good’’ .. . Semeonf Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, who have not attained an eighth room, luggage space and ven­ after 6 p.m. experience,xperience, fully insured.i Free Call now for details, ^ 4 9 2 2 . Manchester Evening Herald, insertion. Errors which do not n ^ ch ester Bicylce Shop, 649- GUITAR Lessons — For further SEWING OPERATORS grade education or who need tilation for the passenger. may hove wet yee AUTO INSURANCE - com- estimates. Call our competitors m u m . together with a memo listing information call 633-8458 or 633- ROUTE Driver with sales abili­ lessen the value of the WANTED — Ride from Vernon oliappygMt pare our low rates. For a then call us, 649-7034. MAN PART TIME,^ for lavra additional help before entering Lazar noted that the last two 8221. ty for soft drinks and spring the companies you do NOT advertisement will not be cor­ Street Vicinity to University of telephone quotation call Mr. and parking lot maintenance. the equivalency program. murders of cab drivers were water. Neat appearance, plea­ Apply Personnel Oftlce want to see your letter. Your rected by “ make good” Hartford viciiUty, arriving Dolfn at 646-6050. MOTORCYCLE insurance, SPRAY Painting — 15 years Starting time 7 a.m. or earlier. All pre-high school review committed by passengers com e to us for godd rates. Just HUNT SEAT riding lessons, sant personality necessary. letter will be destroyed if the insertion. •there at 8 a.m. Call 646-1752. experience. Fast service, neat Must nave driver’s license. 5 muiutes of your time. Call dressage and jumping, $7 per Only high school graduates con­ classes will be conducted on an seated beside the driver. advertiser is one you've 1967 FORD, country squire, 10 work. Very reasonable prices. Apply in person at W.H. PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty hour, private lessons. Call 649- sidered. Excellent earnings, individualized instructional In the new cabs, the driver mentioned. If not it will be passenger station wagon, 390 Coinpletely insured. 5 2 9 3 ^ . England Lumber Company, Love and Happiness or Louise. 643-1577. 3353. constant incentive for ad­ Hale Rd. Mamdiester basis in order to provide will be only be able to com­ 643-2711 engine, power brakes, power Route 44A, Bolton Notch, Conn. handled in the usual manner. ditional income. Apply in per­ maximum advancement for the municate through the bullet­ RENT, steering, excellent condition. HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, 644-1581 1973SL350 HONDA, 1,000 miles, son. 95 p.m., Monefay-Friday. student. , proof glass and metal screen at SELL. to the Newleyweds Best offer. 643-9044. exterior, experienced. Super Help Wanted 35 SET-UP MAN wanted for § An equal opportunity employer WOO. Phone Pequot Beverages, Spring Anyone wishing further infor­ the beginning and end o f a trip, RUT low rates. Free estimates. (^11 department engaged in light 528-1764 after 9 p.m. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Street Extension, Glastonbury. mation about the classes should depriving passengers of NHlia PATTI AND JEFF 1969 FORD Galaxie, 4-door, 646-2985. machining operations and LEGAL NOTICE power steering, automatic to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- mechanical assembly work. contact the Department of Con­ decades of accumulated NERRUWRNTRD 1973 HONDA, 500-four, Call 643- DISHWASHER wanted, 7 to 3 TOWN OF COVENTRY TWERDY transmission, air-conditioned, hour week. ^lary $375.30 bi- Some knowledge of punch press tinuing Education at 875-8471. wisdom. lU M3-2711 7020, 649-86S2, after 5, ask for and 8 to 3, Monday through GAL FRIDAY — responsible CERTIFICATION OF PARTY-ENDORSED CANDIDATES good tires, low mileage, one Bullding-Contneting 14 weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with desirable. Apply LaPointe In­ 6(1 Owft k, Tm I Guy. Friday. Two Part-time pot WAREHOUSEMEN gal with good typing and phone Ronald Kozuch is principal of owner. 646-7697. de^ee. Many fringe benefits. dustries, Inc., 155 West Main Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed washers, 192, Monday through Applications now being taken personality for diversified the Adult Evening School. With Affection MASON — Plastering, brick Veterans Home and Hospital, Street, Rockville. An equal op­ candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to the 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville — Friday. Part-time stock room f o r individuals with duties in small Manchester of­ 1969 CHRYSLER-lmperial. laying stone laying and con­ Exit 23, off 1-91, West Sfreet, portunity employer. Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the Municipal stock, 650cc, $950 or best offer. person, 9 to 2, six days a week, fice. Salary commensurate Jeffs Mom and LaBaron, loaded, steel belted crete. New and old. FYre es­ Rocky Hill. Call 5292571, exten­ warehouse experience. Unemployment ‘Penny Black’ Happy 18th Birthday Call after 5:30, 646-1917. Monday through Saturday. Call with ability. Call 6497550, Mr. election to be held on November 6,1973 in the Town of Coventry. Peppermint Patti timates gladly given. E. sions 395, 233, 248. PUNCH PRESS operator — Secure, year-round employ: radial tires, air-conditioned, Meadows Convalescent Home, Kiernan. Increases The British “ Penny Black,’’ A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my JEANETTE am/fm radio, excellent condi­ Richardson, 643-0889, 6490608. some die setting experience ment, top wages and excellent nr the world’s first adhesive pos­ 6492321, ext. 52, Mrs. Kingsley. office, being the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building, Love, tion. 11,995. Call 643-9591 before RNs, LPNs — Part-time and necessary. LaPointe Industries, benefits including profit WOMAN for light housekeeping Slightly tage stamp, issued in 1840, is Route 31, Coventry, Conn., and copies there of are availabie for Mom and Dad MOM 5, 649-9746 after 5. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - full-time, 7-3, 911. Also nurses Inc.. 155' West Main Street, sharing. Apply now at: and to assist with semi­ neither the most expensive u * ______Servlces Offered 12 HARTFORD (AP) - public distribution: Remodeling, repairing, ad­ aides, experienced preferred, Rockville. An equal opportunity PORTER — Full-time, mature convalescent woman, four nor the rarest stamp sought Happy Birthday full and part-time. 7-3. employer. individual. Excellent fringe Unemployment in Connecticut h It A Poplar? 1965 DODGE Coronet, 440, V-8, ODD JOBS — Moving ditions, rec rooms, porches and hours daily. 6491740. by collectors today. A number Alternate roofing. No job too small. Call Competative pay scale. Also benefits, ^ p ly in person. East THE MARTM-BROWER CO. rose slightly last month mainly LULU automatic, power steering, appliances etc. to the dump, of the 64 million “ Penny CANDmATES We pooled our monies. 64931A. the best of benefits. Drop in and Hartford Convalescent Home, 200 Presto Park Rd. N o it is not a poplar. It is a utility pole, but not so OFFICE TERM Happy Birthday good condition. |500 or best cellars and attics cleaned. HOUSEWIFE, free during SHORT TERM, part-time help because of seasonal closings, Blacks’’ that were printed Richard D. Breault Just short of a mink. see us. Meadows Convalescent 745 Main Street, East Hartford. East Hartnrt, Conn. Town Council 11/7/73 -11/5/75 offer. 647-1018. Landscaping and tree work. evenings, to attend public needed for snack bar. Please the state Labor Department utilitarian as most. The pole with the leafy coat is on Hart­ survive in stamp albums. To My Special Center, 333 Bidwell St., Albert J. Carilli Town Council 11/7/73 -11/5/75 So we did the next best; 528-8M9. CARPENTRY - Repairs, meetings in South Windsor and call 6499313. said. ford Rd. (Herald photo by Ofiara). "Touch of Class" Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 to report news of that town for WANTED Grocery help, full Rose Marie M. Fowler Town Council 11/7/731-11/5/75 What do you think? 1967 YELLOW Austin Healy remodeling, additions, roofing. TOOL MAKER, machinists, It reported that 90,900 per­ weekdays. T h e Herald. Reporting time, also part time mornings. William R. Schmidt Town Council All My Love, Sprite, fair condition. Asking SHARPENING Service - Call David Patria, South Wind­ milling machine operators, and YOUNG aggressive company in 11/7/73 -11/5/75 sor, 644-1796. Apply in person, Pinehurst sons were jobless, an increase Anthony J. Felice, Jr. Joe |S00 or best offer. Call after 6 Saws, knives, axes, shears, experience helpful, but not lathe operators. Experienced the security field looking for Board of Education 11/7/73 -11/9/77 MACHINIST - Part-time, mor- Grocery, 3(B Main Street. of 800 from the previous month. Love and Kisses p.m. 644-8821. skates, rotary blades. Quick necessary. Phone Alex Girelli, preferrre, will train right man. qualified, self-starting in­ Frances P. Morrone Board of Education 11/7/73 -11/9/77 nings. The Amerbelle Corpora­ 643-2711. The rate of uneihployment and several other categories, . service. Capitol Equipment WES ROBBINS carpentry Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ dividuals with an above Patricia Anne White Board of Tax Review 11/7/73 -11/9/77 Joey, Jim, Janet, Steve tion, 104 East Main Street, BABYSITTER Wanted, remained unchanged at 6.3 per than it was at mid-June. Happy Birthday 1966 MUSTANG, good condi­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. remodeling specialist. Ad­ pany, 121 Adams Street, average desire for success. Monorail Debated Felix Joseph Bastarache Zoning Bd. of Appeals and Brandy Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry Verplanck School area, one 11/7/73 -11/9/77 To The World’s Greatest tion, standard, | ^ or best Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Manchester. Unlimited opportunity in the cent of the labor force. The rate Nonagricultural employment Charles J. Popple Passardi, 875-3325, between hour before school and until Zoning Bd. of Appeals 11/7/73 -11/9/77 Wife, Mother, and offer. 633-8827. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, nation’s fastest growing in­ in July 1972 was 9.1 per cent. was estimated at 1,221,070 last 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ 5:15 after school. Phone 529 Charles Raisch Zoning Bd. of Appeals 11/7/73 -11/9/77 7958. 6493446. FREE TOYS - Free Christmas dustry. Full or part-time. Call The department said employ­ month, compared with 1,233,250 Grandmotheril portunity employer. 7656, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- NURSES lUDE in your free time. Demonstrate 643-9()01 between 4-6:30 p.m. ment was higher in mid-July in in mid-June and 1,187,420 in MOM EVANISKI Happy Birthday dition. Call 643-7635. PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Hours 12 midnight to 8 a.m. toys for Friendly. Call Cathy construction, hotels, chemicals July 1972. RNs-LPNs. All shifts - Full­ WAITRESSES, wanted full or Commisson Okays Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on you-wait printing, zeroxing, new homes custom built, and 3 p.m. — ii p.m. 684-3659. FEMALE, full-time, 5 to 12 Love Always, SARAH time and part-time. Excellent part-time, experienced only midnight, for counter work. September 25,1973 if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in ac­ MUST SELL - 1 9 7 3 Ford LTD, wedding invitations, business remodeling, additions, rec Excellent wages and benefits. Dad, John Jr., Tod, Karen, From, rooms, garages, kitchens fringe benefits. East Hartford apply, Sing-Lee Restaurant Good pay for ambitious person. cordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the two-door, air, power steering forms and cards, letterheads Call Doris Blaln, Director of RN’s—LPN’s — Full-time, part- Keith and Michelle Lee Mom, Dad and Bob remodeled, bath tile, cement Convalescent Home, 745 Main Route 30, Vernon or call for in­ Steady work. Apply in person $4.4 Million General Statutes, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1964, as amended, by and brakes, V-8, cruisamatic. and stationery. Post Road time. Accepting applications on work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ St., East Hartford. Nurses, 6490129. terview 872-8662. CJ’s, 273 Broad Street, Coventry persons other than party-endorsed candidates. 17,000 miles. |2,900 firm. Call Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. all shifts (no rotations). 647-9381 after 5 p.m. tial or commercial. (]all 649 RUNGHESTER RUNOR Modern air-conditioned facility. Manchester. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf 4291. EXPERIENCED painters MATURE Woman for in­ ODD jobs, paneling, household NURSMGHOIIK Burnside Convalescent Home, To Bond Prototype of any enrolled Democratic Party member may be obtained 1968 AMBASSADOR, excellent wanted, at least 4-51-5 years teresting varied employment. 289-9571, East Hartford. BABYSITTER wanted, repairs, carpentry, (^all 649- experience. CaCall 649-4343 385 West Center St. Typing and math required. from Juliette E. Bradley, Democratic Registrar of Voters condition. Air-conditioning. |1,- Buckland School area, days. between 97 p.m. Manchester Savings Bank of Manenester, Cooper Lane, Coventry, Connecticut. Instructions for filing 300. Phone 644-1098. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 15 STORE Manager needed for Call 6491034. New Students TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 923 Main Street, Manchester. growing electronic service and such a candidacy are contained in Part 1, Instruction Page, of CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ NURSES AIDE - 911, full­ 1972 PINTO Wagon, excellent ROOFING and roof repairing, sales organization. Experience PORTER — Part time, days. the petition form, copies of which are available from said ages, additions, repairs, small time. Call 6494519. HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ faith in mass transit,’ ’ he condition, air-conditioned, 4- Ck)ughlin Roofing Co. 6&7707. required; Call Herbert Elec­ Apply in person, Vernon Lanes, Registrar. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the consent of NOTICE OF jobs. Free estimates. Call SERVICE STATION attendant, ticut needs to find ways to move added. speed, many extras, great gas tronics, 523-0001. Route 83, Vernon. Enroll Next Week each candidate to be proposed therein, plus a deposit of 125.00 Stephen Martin, 646-7295. full time, experienced people around cities before it Critics have complained that saver. 646-1831. BIDWELL Home lmi>rovement FULL and part-time mechanics CABpRIVERS— Part-time for for each such candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES Co. Expert installation of and control desk operators, will evenings and weekends. Also, preferred. Apply in person. BABYSITTER, 3 days a week, can expect them to use mass only a limited numlwr of people In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and POWER MOWERS, hand PERSONS Interested in second petition containing the required number of signatures of aluminum siding, gutters and train. Apply in person. Holiday full time driver needed for Surwill’s, Mobil Station 1083 or third income of $100-$1,000, my home, starting reptember. transportation to get from one can be served by the three- 9 of the Town Charter, Notice is hereby given of the adoption by 1973 MONTE CARLO, many mowers repaired, pick-up and MONICA SHEA year and would like to be kept enrolled Democratic members in the Town of Coventry must be trims. Roofing installation and Lanes, w Spencer St. Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. monthly. Write P.O. Box, 1053, Phone 742-7525. city to another, said state Depu­ quarter mile system planned at the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, extras, best offer over $4,000. delivery. Prompl-Relfable- Correspondent on the substitute list, please filed with said Registrar of Voters not later than 4:00 P.M. on repairs. 6 4 9 ^ ^ , ,8799109. shift. You must have a go^ Hartford Conn. 06101 for con­ ty Transportation Com­ Bradley. The two-car train will August 14, 1973, of Ordinances as follows: Call 643-1090, ask for Bill. Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. FULL OR Part-time door-to- WANTED — Part-time help, Tel. 742-9495 contact his office at 742-7317 September 4, 1973, being the 21st day preceding the day of the driving record and be reliable. fidential Interview. , missioner Colin Pease. carry up to 60 passengers at a HORACE Tetrault — Siding, door sales with a group. Must East Hartford Cab, 107 Burn­ afternoons, for mail room, 1 to KEYPUNCH Registration for new students before Sept. 14. primary. SALE OF LAND TO RAYMOND F. DAMATO AND RICHARD 1969 PLYMOUTH station TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving One suitable way, he and time between the Bradley ter­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ be 16 or over. Transportation side Ave., East Hartford. 6 p.m., 6 days a week. Must be ELDERLY Gentleman wanted in the Coventry Schools will be College graduates interested Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, this 23rd day of August, 1973. wagon, $950. Can be seen at large appliances, cleaning Gov. Thomas J. Meskill hope, is minal and a new parking lot P. HAYES nings. (Quality workmanship, provided. $1.85 hourly plus over 18, be bondable and have a 3-4 nights for dishwashing. App­ Monday, Tuesday and in substituting can obtain an Fiano’s Motor Inn., 100 East cellars, attics. Alro will buy OPERATORS with a “ people m over’ ’ or “ per­ Ruth E. Benoit, Ass’t. Town Clerk free estimates. Fully insured. bonus and incentives. Call 649 FULL-TIME positions for fur­ car. Phone 647-9946. with one stop in between at a BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Center Street, Manchester. and sell used furniture. 644- ly Cavey’s Restaurant, mor­ Second shift, part-time. Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 application at the Town of Coventry 872-9187, 6493417. 8147. niture and appliance salesmen, sonal rapid transit’ ’ (PRT). motel that is on state-owned Manchester that the Town of Manchester for the consideration 1775. nings. 45 East Center St. Excellent opportunity for p.m. in all schools. superintendent’s office which is 5-day work week. Saturdays PART TIME — Take inventory “ The system has got to be as land. hereinafter set forth shall sell and convey to Raymond F. 1965 CHEVROLET 283, could housewives who desire extra New students must bring located in the Coventry High ROOFING — Specializing SERVICE station attendant, and nights included. Apply W. in local stores. Car necessary. TRUCK Driver — Must be flexible as cars. We’ve got to Pease said there is a need for Damato and Richard P. Hayes, both of the Town of Manchester, run, good for parts, new TWO handymen want varietyiety of( income. Some experience birth certificates when School. repairing roofs, new roofs, full-time days. Apply in person, T. Grant Co., Manenester Write phone number, experienced, good pay and com­ consider the guy who wants to County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, that certain piece muffler and tail pipe. 228-0290. ■ obs,■ s, lawiula raked, limed, fer- required. Call Data the new parking lot at Bradley gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center Parkade. experience to: I.C.C., Box 304, pany benefits. Apply in rerson. registering and present School Lunches ilizing,zing, mowing. Cellars, at- Processing Manager at 569 work 15 minutes late,’’ Pease and also the PRT. In addition, or parcel o f land located in the Town of Manchester, County of f and repaired. 30 years Street, Manchester. Paramus, N.J. 07652. llie Living Room by Bezzini, evidence for immunization 1964 CUSTOM Ford, four-door, tics, cleaned. Reliable service. ___ 1330. There will be no change in the said in an interview prior to he said, revenue from the lot Hartford and State of Connecticut, south of Tolland Turnpike experience. Free estimates. DID YOU know that most of 519 East Middle Turnpike. against regular measles, Columbia for parts. Call after 6 p.m., 644- Reasonable rates. 643-5305. price of Students school lunch Friday’s meeting of the state will be used to pay off the bonds and known and designated as “ Parcel B’ ’ on a map entitled Howley, 6495361. SALES CLERK - Mature o u r i^epresentatives are rubella and poliomyelitis. 8359. for 1973-1974. Bond Commission. and eventually the lot will “ PROPERTY OF PAUL DODGE ET AL TOLLAND woman, full-time, Five day women? Work the hours rou PORTER — all around man SWIMMING pool instructors, In addition children entering LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, MANCHESTER HONDA The cost of lunch at Coventry At the meeting, the commis­ WINDSOR Roofing & Siding - week, closed Mondays. Selling choose in your spare time. For good hours, good wares. Apply experienced, or will train. becom e a profitmaker for the TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT July 31, 1973 1965 DODGE Dart, standard lawns mowed, trees cut and kindergarten or the first grade High School and Capt. Nathan Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird experience preferred. Shoor details, call 6430513, after 5 PARTS MANAGER Parkade Bakery, Manchester Sabrina Pools, Route 44-A, sion approved 34.4 million for a state. Scale 1’’° 60’, Douglas Prior L.S. #6025’’, which map is to be removed. Cellars and attics for the first time must present shift, good running condition. Roofing, storm windows and Jewelers, 917 Main St., p.m. Fuller Brush. Must have previous Parkade. Coventry, 742-7308. Hale School will be 45 cents. demonstration PRT at Bradley Pease said other airports recorded in the Town Clerk’s office in the Town of Manchester. cleaned. Free estimates. Call evidence of a physical examina­ Town Not Ready Call 6W-2348 anytime. doors, and gutters. Aluminum Manchester. experience with all phases of ’The cost of lunch at Robertson International Airport. ’The vote around the country have plans Said premises contain approximately Forty-Three Thousand 6434000. tion completed after April 1 and awnings. 6 4 9 ^ , 6894849. APPLICATIONS now being inventory control, accounting, GAS Station attendant with SUPPLEMENT your income School and Coventry Grammar was 5-1 with state Atty. Gen. for similar people movers. One Hundred ’Thirty-Nine and 6/10 (43,139.6) Square Feet. 1970 FIAT 850 Spider converti­ before Sept. 1. WANTED — Energetic male accepted for fall. Dishwashers organizing systems and some mechanical experience. with a part-time job serving ice School will be 40 cents. Robert K. Killian the lone dis­ “ The fact that we are first is The consideration given to the Town of Manchester for the ble, 4-speed on the floor, new over 21, high school graduate, cream and sandwiches. There will be no registration ROSSI Roofing, siding, and cook, all hours available, management. Excellent Applv 270 Hartford Rd., Lunches will be served star­ senter. a feather in our caps,’ ’ he said. To Turn Back sale and conveyance of said property shall be by the transfer by radial tires. Only 32,000 original chimneys, gutters. Free es­ V)ith some retail experience, in­ part or full time, days or nights. Manchester. Excellent starting wages, merit of students during the first working conditions, group in­ ting Sept. 5. The state hopes PRTs will But more important, locating the said Raymond F. Damato and Richard P. Hayes to the miles. Excellent value. Call timates, fully insured. Days, terested in management Also waitress, full-time days. increases, uniforms and food week of school. 875-1550. surance. Call 6492789. It is anticipated there will be prove adaptable to urban areas. the project at Bradley will Town of Manchester of that certain piece or parcel of land CERAMIC evenings, 529-8056, Paul trainee prreram. Apply Spree, Apply to Tacorral, 246 Broad St. GAL FRIDAY for Communica­ allowances provided. Hours Bus routes will be published an increase in the price of milk “ It has to have at least the enable Uie state to test it in a Rev-Share Funds located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and Cosgrove, 643-5364. 381 Broad » ., Manchester. tion Cable, Inc., 5 Glen Rd., arranged to (it your schedule. following the registration 1965 (X)MET, good condition, due to the loss of government reliability of a bus and it’s got SUPERINTENDENT for 100* Manchester. Varied respon­ Lunch shifts are now available controlled environment, under State of Connecticut, south of said Tolland Turnpike and known 289, automatic, IMO. Phone 647- TILE dates. reimbursement. NURSE’S Aides - full-time, unit complex. Ability with elec­ HOUSEKEEPER - daily 9 to 2 sibilities include accomplished between the hour of 9 a.m. and 4 to cost less than a bus because all kinds of atmospheric con­ VIRGINIA CARLSON and designated as “ Parcel A” on a map entitled “ PROPERTY 9780. One Cell town does not have ‘‘such an •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• part-time, all shifts, trical and plumbing, general p.m., Fiano’s Motor Inn., 100 typing, light bookkeeping, p.m. No experience necessary. Substitute Teachers There will be free and right now we’re getting killed in OF PAUL DODGE ET AL TOLLAND TURNPIKE Does It All! » ditions and at less cost than if it Correspondent Heating-Plumbing 17 experienced desired. Apply in building and ground East Center Street, telephone personality, Applications accepted from 2-5 The superintendent of school reduced price lunch for school the transportation business and enormous sum of money were built in a downtown area. Tel. 228-9224dl MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT July 31, 1973 Scale 1’’ ° 60’, 1964 CHRYSLER Newport, 4- We specialize in ceram ic tile, person. East Hartford Con­ maintenance. Salary plus Manchester, 6492300. resourceful resi p.m., Monday through Friday is preparing a list o f substitute children unable to pay the full avaiiable’ ’ for the repayment we’ve got to find a better Pease said. It also is a better The town has no plans at this Douglas Prior L.S. #6095’’, which map is to be recorded in the door sedan. Automatic slate, flagstone and quarry BOTTI Heating and Plumbing valescent Home, 745 Main St., apartment. Call 529130() for ap­ positive attitude, recent beginning August 27. Friendly teachers for the coming school price of school lunches. Purser as only |3,043 remains unspent solution,’’ Pease said at the place to detect and correct time to reimburse revenue Town Clerk’s office in the Town of Manchester. transmission, power steering, tile. For complete bathroom — Prompt, courteous service. East Hartford. pointment. DESK CLERK, Mature man, business experience required. Ice Cream, 1155 Tolland Tpke., year. information will be sent home from the government funds. power brakes. Excellent conol- Manchester. An equal oppor­ meeting. problems, he said. sharing funds to the federal Said premises contain approximately Forth-Three Thousand, remodeling, we’ll handle all Call 6491496. Friday and Saturday nights on­ 649-2953 or M3-4472. If you were listed with the with the school children after “ This may or may not work Board Chairman Five Hundred Thirty-Five and 8/10 (43,535:8) Square Feet. iion. Must be seen. $4^ or best carpentry, plumbing and tile HAIRDRESSER wanted — WANTED two part-time maids. ly, 6 to 11 p.m.. Interstate tunity employer. government, although the the offer. 647-9008. Coventry school system last school starts. in downtown areas. That’s why John Sullivan of Whitney Rd. work, ^pert workmanship NO JOB too small. Immediate Experienced preferred. Inquire Manenester Motel, 1 Motor Lodge, Vernon Circle, w a n t e d - Woman for deadline for doing so was Mon­ PURCHASE OF LAND FROM RAYMOND F. DAMATO AND — ______^ ______WAITRESSES at Vernon Farm we’re not testing it in a down­ was elected chairman of the and reasonable rates. ^ service on service calls. Free Excellent working conditions. McNall Street. 644-1563. housecleaning, own transporta­ day, according to First Select­ RICHARD P. HAYES MECHANIC’S special - 1969 LuJon Salon of m auty, 649 Shop earn good money. With town area,’’ said state school board at the meeting estimates gladly given on tion, one full or two half days. man Howard Bates. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Chevrolet, Kingswood estate, 9 Call Mandavllto heating or Numbing. Faucets 1939. EXPERIENCED woman BUS BOY - Starting in Andover. Call from 1-4 p.m., school opening, we are short of Transportation Commissioner held this week. Policem en Bates said he had received a Manchester that the Town of Manchester for the consideration passenger wagon, with air- $1,- repaired or installed. Water wanted for counter work. Part- September, weekd^s, 12-3 742-5050. help. All shifts available in­ James Shugrue. Sullivan, who has been a 643-8678 South Windsor call from the office of U.S. Rep. 075. Call 232-6400. pumps worked on. Complete MACHINISTS wanted - day time; Apply Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak p.m. apply at Clavey’ s cluding weekends. Must be over Accused Of member for about a year, hereinafter set forth shall purchase from Raymond F. Damato “ If we built it (in the city) Robert Steele ( R-2nd District) heating systems, rec rooms, shift. Full benefits including Street, Manchester. Restaurant. 45 East Center PART TIME teller trainee. 18. Apply to manager. Farm succeeds Donald Tuttle who and Richard P. Hayes, both of the Town of Manchester, County Shop, Kelly Circle, Vernon. An and it failed people would lose reminding him of the deadline. 1972 FORD Pinto, excellent etc. Call M & M Plumbing & holidays, hospitalization, major Street. Apply South Windsor Bank & Brutality resigned recently, citing ill of Hartford and State of Connecticut, that certain piece or condition, 4-speed, 2,000cc, low equal opportunity employer., However, Bates said the town Heating, 6492871. medical, life insurance, HELP WANTED - Morning Trust Co., contact Mr. Hilder- health as one of his reasons. parcel of land located in the Town of Manchester, County of mUeage, $1,795. 643-9267. resently on overtime schedule. WANTED — Air-conditioning brand, 1033 John Fitch Blvd., HARTFORD (AP) - Three has "no intention of returning TREE Service — (Soucier) and afternoon shift work. Apply Hartford and. State of Connecticut, south of Tolland Turnpike service man, licensed, WANTED — Babysitter in my School Lunches Tuttle had been on the board for Trees cut, building lots cleared, SEWERLINES, sink lines, EI. E. Hall St Sons, Route 32, Frank’s Super Market, 725 East South Windsor. LEGAL city policemen are named in a 136,642 to & e U.S. Treasury and knovim and designated as “ Parcel A’ ’ on a map entitled 1966 MUSTANG, V8 automatic, minimum 2-3 years experience. home, hours 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 26 years, 25 of them as chair­ trees topped. Got a tree cleaned with electric cutters, South Willington. Contact Ed Middle Tpke. federal law suit charging them Department until he receives a new transmission, tires, Must have own transportation. man. “ PROPERTY OF PAUL DODGE ET AL TOLLAND problem? Well worth phone by professionals.. McKinney Aubin, 41^5010. Full benefits and good salary, MAN needed for 3 or 4 hours, with brutality. letter froni the Revenue radiator, tune-up, all factory year ’round work. 6492319 after Call 643-7809 after 5. Start First Day NOTICE ’The board received notice TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT July 31, 1973 call, 742-8252. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ NEED EXTRA Money? Sarah light pleasant work, mornings. The suit, filed in Hartford Sharing Office in Washington, extras, excellent condition. $650 HOUSEKEEPERJSEKEEPER to help with 5 p.m. Call M3-4000. that the Board of Selectmen Scale 1” ° 60’, Douglas Prior L.S. #6025” , which map is to be pany, 643-5306. Coventry needs you. (Jail after D.C. firm. 649-8737. . care of • elderly person, live-in, 5, 6 4 9 ^ . SPRAY PAINTER - Appliance Lunches will be served in the federal court, charges that recorded in the Town Clerk’s office in the Town of Manchester. REWEAVING burns, moth ADMISSION OF ELECTORS had appointed Walter Schroder references,Tences. Cfall 643-1894, manufacturer is in need of Thomas Murphy, Paul Murray Earlier this month Bates Said premises contain approximately Forty-’Three Thousand, holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ FRANK SCOTELLA PlumbiM, South Windsor schools starting Notice is hereby given that to fill the vacancy left by Tut­ 1988 VOLKSW AGEN Bus, between 95. NEW ENGLAND Tire Com­ painter on the first shift. All prices will be subject to and Peter Mulhare heat four received notice from Five Hundred ThirtyFive and 8/10 (43,535.8) ^ u a re Feet. dow shades, Venetian blinds. repairs, remodeling, new work. the first day. Sept. 6 when the the Board of Admission of Elec- tle. excellent engine and transmis­ Free estimates. No job too pany, Route 6, Willimantic has wages and benefits. Apply change, based on raw food persons arrested on assault Washington that the overpay­ The consideration given to the said Raymond F. Damato and Keys made. TV for rent. a menu will consist of ravioli, tors, of the Town of Board members named Miss sion, asking $895. 228-0384. No small. Prompt service on FABRICATION lead man. an opening in its retread plant. WE NEED A FEuu Personnel Department, The prices and as ordered by charges in July 1972. ment' ^ d been made to the Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 6495221. green beans, Italian bread and Manchester, will be in session Jean Natsch' as school Richard P. Hayes for the sale and conveyance of said property toll from Manchester. emergency, 6497024. Printed circuit board manufac­ If you want to learn a trade, Iona Company. 6 Regent Street, National School Lunch The plaintifh are listed in town and this amount had to be shall be by the transfer by the Town of Manchester to the said turer has an opening for an Manchester. butter, mixed fruit and milk. in the Municipal Building, Town enumerator at a salary of ^ a STUMP Removal — (Sducier). come down today and apply. Program. Free school lunches legal papers as Theodore returned to the government. Raymond F. Damato and Richard P. Hayes of that certain Trucks-Traetor 5 experienced man in set-up of Lunches at the elementary Clerk’s Office, on' Saturday, year. They also named Dr. Unsightly stumps, chipped out, Veteran approved program. fiOQD SALESMEN! Jefferson, 18; his mother, Mrs. Bates said Columbia is one of template routing or related Many benefits. An equal oppor­ CREDIT correspondent — in­ schools will be 50 cents and at will be available to students September 8, 1973 from 4:00 Edwin Basden as school piece or parcel of land located in the Town of Manchester, neatty and economically. 742- Electrical 15 C A U FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTEmnEW Janice Hall; Anthony Bingham, 14 towns in Connecticut that 1968 % TON Pick-up, utiUty procedures. Must be able to teresting position is available in the High School and Timothy who qualify under state-federal medical advisor at a salary of County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, south of said 8252. tunity employer. p.m. to 8:00 p.m., for the pur­ body. $700 or best offer. Phone read blueprints and use credit department of home regulations. Information con­ 17; his mother, Mrs. Patricia will have to make refunds. Tolland Turnpike and known and designated as “ Parcel B " on a CLIFF’S Electrical Service and Edwards School, they will be 55 pose of admitting all persons $500 a year. measuring equipment. Apply to appliance manufacturer. In­ cerning this will be sent home Cook; and Eugene Jackson, 30, Bates had noticed the town was map entitled “ PROPERTY OF PAUL DODGE ET AL EXCAVATING, bulldozing, Repairs. State Contractor’s MAN for general building HALL/HARTFORD cents. The lunches for teachers who are found to be qualified to / The board ratified the con­ Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison maintenance and yard work. dividual should have some ac­ with students at the start of of Meriden. ’lie other four are receiving funds larger than sur­ TOLLAND ‘TURNPIKE MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Julv large and small, septic repairs license. No job too small. 649 21 TOLLAND TFKL will sell for 85 cents and the be Electors of the Town of tract of Elizabeth McLaughlin 1965 GMC, V-6, 8’ body, $200. Street, Manchester or call 649 Call 6492414. Alton counting or credit experience school. from Hartford. rounding towns and had called 31,1973 Scale 1” ^ 60’ . Douglas Prior L.S. #6095". which map is and installations. M wer con­ 7645 after 5 p.m. cost to them for sandwiches Manchester. as a full-time Spanish and Call 646-1523 after 6. 3800. 0. m AMN. Rn Nmt and go

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Apartmenta For Rant 83 Apartmenta For Rant 83 Apartmenta For Rant 83 Out ot Town- Houaaa For Sale 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Aug. 25. 1973 - PAGE THIRTF.r n For Rant 88 Houaaa For Sale 72 Houaaa For Sale MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) MANCHESTER Gardens — 2- ^ Out o1 Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Modem four rooms, including bedroom duplexes, lots of lawn, ROCKVILLE— Modem 3-rdom NEWLY LISTED MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room T O L L A N D — new e x tra heat, hot water, carpeting, quiet neighborhood. Walk to apartment, quiet hrea, stove, Raised ranch 21/2 baths, 2-car LEBANON— 3-bedroom Ranch PRESIDENTIAL spacious Alpine Raised Ranch, with fireplace and huge harvest ELLINGTON appliances, storage, parking. mopping. $169 monthly includes refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ TWD-FAMILY WHEN Y(Mi TWNK REAL ESTATE garagp, stone front, plastered lots of privacy on acre treed lot. kitchen, acre treed lot, large $l90 monthly. 649-2871,646^mS. heat, hot water and parking. VILLAGE APTS. posal, completely carpeted, walls; appliances, city utilities, IDG'LAKEFRDNT SESIOR aitXEH S ^ M E 7% MOftTBAOB Low 40s. Tedford Real Estate, 30x40’ outbuilding, $30,900. Superintendent, 6464)090. large rooms, including heat, large lot, by Ansaldl. (Charles 647-9914. Owners are retiring, moving MANCHESTER THINK Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. CLEAN, 4 room heated apart­ paming area, storage, laundry 3-car garage. Recently Lesperance. 649-7620. to Florida, and want to sell ment, 643-2455. ' WEST Street — 4-rooms on bus faciUties. $160. 6^5635, 64^ No calls 18 p.m. renovated inside and out. Two COVENTRY - $26,500 for this this custom built 3 bedroom line, electricity, heat, hot One and two bedrooms. 9506. separate heating systems. 5-5 B U p m MANCHESTER - Con­ adorable five-room Ranch, 3 home. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths & DISCOUNT SHOPS THREE-ROOM apartment, water, large yard. Security Near schools, churches plus one finished attic room. dominium 3 bedrooms, 2% bedrooms, one-car basement a huge patio with barbecue on tleasant, convenient suburban ^ u ir e d . $135. 633-1835, 649- ROCKVILLE — 6-rooms, $165. REALTGRS-MLS 646-2482 North Coventry and shopping center, on Convenient location. baths, central air, all carpeted, ga ru e. Just right for the berin- which to entertain. Don’t focation, like private home, Five rooms, $150. Four rooms, bus line. CaU anytime. 189 West Canter Street tennis, swimming. Immediate ntoj|lamily. Fiano Agency, 64^ NEW RAISED RXIKHES hesitate. Call now. JoAnn lawn, basement. Working $115. T hree room s, $110. occupancy. Call owner, 646- i I' Our offfcft l8 In constant naad of now llatingo. It Carpeting in family room with Culver, 649-5306. adults. 643-2880. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 Appliances included, beat and 8384. Priced to sell. $31,500. HEAT PAID, four rooms, BELFIORE AGENCY you f» thinking ot nailing, plaaaa call tor confidantlal fireplace, living room, dining 1 appliances, parking, yard for electricity extra. Two rooms, Realtors 647-1413 HEBRON — 6-room oversized room, eat-ln kitchen, 1% FREE CHECKING Present One Senior GOLD CARD HOLDERS kids and Rover. Save W- $140. ' furnished, utilities included, $30 Inapactlon and avaluatloni Wa walcoma your SEVEN-ROOM full dormer Knawn for Quality Ranch, park-like huge yard. A baths, king sized master 24-34 Homefinders, $M fee. 549- weekly, 872-8359.7:30-9:30 p.m. buMnaaal Ramambar, you daaarva only tha baat. So Cape, 3 huge bedrooms, 2 full must-to-see in the low 30s. Ted­ • • B&W • • Order Your ACCOUNTS Citizen Card-Receive ” APARTMENT bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, 6980. SIX-ROOM Duplex, hot water, why not ghra ua a call: baths, 9 closets, large screened ford Real Estate, 647-9914. 10% CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 laundry, 2-car garages, acre to all Senior catisens at Famous lor Service RENTAL OFFICE oil heat, central location near BOLTON Bonanza — Four in porch, garage. 200’ deep lot The BARROWS & WALUCE Co. 10%DISG(HINT on.moot ttems. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Don J m ^ . CharlM Undsw, Budy Portico, Realtors — MLS any pi our branobea. We have a large variety of FENCED YARD - Two bus, adults. Call 649-2139. room, appliances, parking, with fmlt trees, basement rec (XILUMBIA— 6 room Ranch, 2- lots. SUrting at $37,900. ‘flappy carpet, air, dishwasher, beamed ceiling, garages, view. Bob Bfandiard. Paul k m Manchester Parkade - g4»-i3M See our ottier i^eclals deluxe one and two-bedroom bedrooms, heat paid, p room, fireplaced living roorh, car garage lot 108x300, M Ike csniiMs ctedL washer-dryer. $160. 29-31. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. apartments and townhouses basement. Good on the , SPACIOUS 2-bedroom duplex wall-to-wall carpeting, lovingly beautiful in-ground cement FREIXTTE & MARTM Ooed evwy dOy oioopl MMtya Homefinders, $20 fee. 5498980. HARTFORD throughout Manchester. Ren­ book. $155. 23-19. Home/ apartment, convenient loca­ H ia n k You! cared for, many extras. $35,SW0. swimming pool, many extras. REALTORS 647-9993 TOLLAND — Give your turkey Thought” M N RY Street — Immaculate Warren E. Howland, Realtors, NATIONAL BRAY'S tal office open daily from 9-5, $20 fee. 5498980. ' tion. $165 monthly includes 39 mill tax rate. Please call a place to rest. In an 8-room COVENTRY— Six-room apart­ Cape Ckid, 12x24 living room, 643-1108. Raised Ranch on 1.2 wooded BANK 985 MAIN STREET other times by appointment. heat, hot water. 646-1^. Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 228- . 1 | Curtir SL J E ^ L E R S MANCHESTER - Large 3 ment, available September 1st. fireplace, formal dining room, CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 9234. acre lot. Living room, dining ell Today! MANCHESTER wall-to-wall carpeting. Knotty and Trust Co., ilolOCul 1 M Ttantrr 787 MAIN 8T. bedroom apartment, will DUPLEX — 4 rooms, 2 floors, Country setting. Heat and hot 9 room California Ranch. COVENTRY — Five room cot­ with sliding glass door onto pine rec room, treed lot, swim­ NEWLY LlSnO Manchester Ifanchester m i -in s I Ms-sm 1 MANOHESTEB MMTO ENTERPHSES, Mt accept singles. Available im­ ideal for middle-aged or older w ater included. $200 plus Fireplaced living room, formal Bolton tage, fully furnished, (nose to large deck, kitchen with built- ming pw l. Must be seen to ANSALDI CGLGNIAL mediately. Security required. couple. No pets, no children, security. 742-9880, Saturday or dining room, modem kitchen lake. Secondary financing ins, 3 bedrooms upstairs, 1% 2404llMr State Ri, Moidiester appreciated. Only $34,900. moiHL^miio’s $165. 646-1109. central location. Security. $160 Sunday. PRIME AREA with dining area, family room, EXECUTIVE’S RETREAT available, $10,000. Philbrick baths, family room with ■r 64M 021 Armda Realty, 644-1539, Lou Two-bedroom duplex with plus heat and utilities. three large bedrooms, fourth Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. fireplace, fourth bedroom or Airuda. f Many features and extras. family room, one full, two half 10 room Colonial Cape, two Far your A r t and Paint LARGE Family? Low funds? Available September 1st. 649- STORRS— One to two bedroom possible. 2-car garage. study, laundry room % O F F Gall Inquire for details at Rent this spacious 3 bedroom, apartments, appliances, Priced right. Call now! Beautifully landscapd pounds. baths. fieldstone fireplaces, 2 baths, downstairs. Large garage. 10 FIVE-ROOM heated apart­ 2218, 643-4696. Supplies, stap in a t. .. our store. Open Mon.- for only $140. 22-24. parking, carpet,'air, yard, laun­ Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Three-bedroom duplex, for­ 2 garages. 1% acres of Sun Many extras. Principals omy. All regular priced merehan- ment, three bedrooms, two dry facilities. From $125 to 6438953. and Shade! $43,900. 8724815. % Homefinders, ^ fee, 549-6980. Fum/ahad Apartments 84 BELFIORE AGENCY mal dining room, fireplace, Glastonbury 647-9966 1 0 baths, available September 1st. $175. 29-28, Homefinders, $M dlse. Sales and fair traded S a t. 9 -9 :3 0 , Son. 9 - 8 Realtors 647-1413 family room, two full and two DISCOUNT $180 per month. Call 646-1418. fee. 549-8980. HVE GAMGES! THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, BELFIDRE AGENCY merehandlse exeluded. E. A. JOHNSON HAVE Appliances? Move into THREE ROOM furnished Yes, 5 garages go with this half baths. For detalla on Senior Oltitens this first floor, two bedroom. two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ Realtors 647-1413 : ALL SRICK ii MANCHESTER — Jefferson apartment, all utilities, first well located Colonial Cape oNew 4-bedroom brick dutch'* BOLTON NORTHWAY Near shops and transportation. ages, Florida room. Hutchins Each with wall-to-wall PAINT GO. CMd Card privileges; MAMNESTER Apartment, 1 bedroom, wall-to- floor, parking, older people $140. 21-14. Homefinders, $ ^ near East Center St. Do you LAKEWOOD Circle area - Agency, 649-5324. carpeting, all appliances, cen­ ;; Colonial. 3 baths, beamed o H O U S E PHARMACY wall carpeting, dishwasher, preferred. 272 Main St. Bualnaaa Loeatfona- 64’ RANCH CUPET CENTER, u a fee. 5498980. realize what a garage rental Rambling custom desimed 7- tral air conditioning and car­ HEBRON — 20 minutes to ' I first-floor family room with" 728 MAIN STREET 280 N . MAIN ST. appliances, and sliding glass For Rant 87 4 or 5 bedrooms, (family room 311 Main 8t, Manehsotar brings these days? Ideal for room Ranch, professionally MANCHEiSTER — Fantastic port. Priced below new Manchester, huge U&R, four ;; pegged oak flooring, % acre 1 • MANCHESTER (Next to Top Notch) doors to private porch, $185, TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, & H A L E U G O E H DRUG the self employed tradesman. landscaped, 2% oaths, recrea­ five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, bedroom Ranch, 150x300’ park­ ; I wooded lot. Two fireplaces. | [ easily converted to 5th 646-2130 643-1440, 647-1342. refrigerator, heat, hot water. MANCHESTER - 100,000 prices. MS MAIN STREET large kitchen, garage, lovely like treed lot, king-sized master bedroom). Master bedroom Gt»88n MANCqESTEB PABKADE Ma-ma Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main square feet, will divide. tion room, 4 fireplaces, double I , Drive by 236 Minnechaugh'' VILUGER treed lot, meticulously cared lot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. MERRin AGENCY bedroom, floor to ceiling cut with private lavatory and FOUR R(X)MS, second floor, Street. Suitable for manufacturing and BELFIORE AGENCY ;; Drive. $68,500. ; [ for, 2-car garage. Uncom­ $30,500. Armda Realtors, 6fi- Raaltort 640-1180 stone fireplace. A gorgeous shower, formal dining room, centrally located, stove in­ warehouse. 1-226-1206. Realtors 647-1413 APARTMENTS promising quality. Home for 1539. Lou Armda. home. Low SO’s. Meyer, 2-car garage, range, dryer and FREE CHTOKINO SERVICE cluded, no children or pets, Houses for Rent 65 i WARREN E. HDWLAND;; Courtesy and . . . Five-room , 2-bedroom the discriminating buyer. High Realtors, 643-0609, 646-3177. If i f s hardware, middle-aged couple preferred, 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, , Realtor 643-1108' > dishwasher. Large landscaped fd ltA d tim t to our Oold Card Manchester Tire townhouse, wall-to-wall 50’s. Warren E. Howland, MANCHESTER — Words can’t . . . Consideration 649-8733. . BOLT0N Notch, 3-room coun­ office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- describe this 7-room Colonial. A lot. 5%% assumable mortgage we hove it! Senior Cittiens carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ 5. Realtor, 643-1106. HOUSE for sale — Vernon, 7- CUT IND CURL given to try home, newly remodeled. 1- gorgeous home with a beautiful available. Priced low for ditioners, appliances, heat 223-4460. Only if no answer call MANCHESTER — New listing, NEWf LISTING room Colonial with one full and HoRon FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ yard. Keeney Street area. Low WEST Hartford — Split level, 9 quick sale. $37,800. Call Owner 393 Broad 8L Senior Citiiens ot... Open Saturday B ■ 12 Noon and hot water, 1% tiled baths, 521-7373. 466 MAIN STREET - Building spacious 2-family, central loca­ NEW Listing^— Two-family 5-5, Attractive Srbedroom two half baths, attached gar­ MANCHESTER cond floor, Birch Street, heat 40s. Tedford Real Estate, 647- age, 24’ aluminum pool, fenced rooms, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, Direct. for your convenience Senior Citiiens’ washer and dryer hookup, for any business, office, or com­ tion, double garage, bus line, convenient East side location. Ranch, large living room included, security deposit, $165, 9914. in yard, fireplace, refrigerator, exceptional value at ^,500. 649-1948 patio. No pets. MANCHESTER - 9^4 room mercial use, near Center. Call $39,500. Hayes Agency, 6468131. Clean and neat, deep backyard. with Swedish fireplace, MANCHESTER HARDWARE & 649-4498. dishwasher, disposal. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, S H A M ^ A N D Executive Colonial, 2Vk baths, 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ two full baths, paneled 6464200. Cold Cardf Lota-Land tor Sale 73 Prestigious neighborhood, cen­ MANCHESTER Call 649-7620 top residential neighborhood. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 15 cy, 647-1413. $ n $2.25 ORUa SUPPLY CO. CHARLES Apartments — East kitchen with built-ins, trally located to schools, fire, Call for details, Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER 10,000 square rooms, newly remodeled ELLINGTON — Large Raised 877 MAIN STREET 295 BROAD ST. Middle Turnpike, 4^ room large heated recreation MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA police, parkway. Financing Wantad-Raal Estate 77 717 MAIN STREET STATE BANK (Orooslte Sears Roebook) 646-0131. feet industrial space. Fully kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms BOWERS School — 6-room Ranch, aluminum siding, wall- For Senior Citizens Townhouse. IVt baths, all room, lot 100x120, shade zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. available at below bank rates. MANCHESTER sprinklered, loading docks, of­ each side. Large private yard. Cape, fireplace, stove, to-wall carpeting, finished rec SELLING your home or Mon. to Sat. OAUi 1041 MAIN STREET appliances, two air- SPACIOUS 3-bedrooms, trees, picnic area, privacy, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, w is , After 4 p.m., $55,000. 875-7497. COLUMBIA— Six-room Ranch, fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Immaculate condition refrigerator, sundeck off room, fireplace, 1% baths, acreage? For prompt friendly 649-2S17 <49-tf41 MS4428 643-1161 conditioners, carpeting, heat, appliances, parking, basement, city utilities, many extras, 6438666. fireplace, September to June. 0131. throughout, garages. Central k itch en , b e a u tifu l y^ard, appliances, V« acre wooded lot. service, call Louis Dimock hot water, storage, patio, sound yard for kids. Economy minded I $36,900. $250 per month. Security. location. $49,500. Philbrick breezeway, garage. ElvaTVler, Many extras. $43,900. Owner, Realty, 649-9823. proofing. Basement garage. at $160.25-32. Homefinders. $20 TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or MANCHESTER 4,000 plus Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtor, M9-4469. 649-1142. Golden Apidiances and TV Too! From $195 to $230. Call Charles fee, 549-6980. lot, Merrow Road. T.J. BOLTON — Starting Out? ■No Sanrico 649-9659. square feet store-building for Years 'The tovm's leading NOW.. PonticelU, 649-9644, 646^)800. GERARD AGENCY Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ Earn extra income with ALL CASH for your property Charges of any hind with lease. Huge paved parking MANCHESTER— Professional within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, Checkins: STUDENTS — Heat paid, four I Realtors 6498030 fice, 8758279. this property. Two houses hardware store" CBTs Compibnantary 68 456% MAIN Street — Family area. Prime location in town man’s home in a professional instant service. Hayes Agency, Accounts 4 ^ ROOMS, second floor, heat, rooms, appliances, parking, M ANCHESTER- 8 8 Duplex, COVENTRY (North) Choching Accounts, if you'ro unit, security, older children, with hi|d>way access. Hayes man’s area. Very large contem- on two lots and only $16,- 6468131. ^ gas and hot water. MUddleaged yard. Make that big step today. 3 bedrooms each side. Vinyl ANDOVER - 93 acres, 3,800’ 68 or over. blau HAPPY $180. Call 646-2426, Agency, 646-0131. porary Raised Ranch, 500. LDTS GF LIVING road frontage, all buildable, 10 No Service Charge. furniture stores worting^cougle. No children or $165. 14-40. Homefinders, $20 coated steel siding, new roof. beautifully appointed inside and R l IR H ‘ minutes to Manchester. Jason 648-2813 WE WILL buy your house for Unlimited free money fee, 549-6980. out. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- Birches and laurel surround HEBRON — Amston Lake, PROFESSIONAL office,^ Separate utilities, 2-car gar­ MANCHESTER - Faiknor Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No cash. Call anytime, Hutchins orders for Senior dtlzena BIRTHDAY 16^. No calls 1-6 p.m. this eight room Raised Ranch. Small ranch, large living-dining beautiful, spacious. Excellent age. Beautiful condition. High Drive, Desirable expandablexpa calls 18 p.m. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. HARDWARE C a ■ TMi COBMCmiT MMC 456 MAIN Street— Three-room FIRST Floor, carpeted two- Four bedrooms, 2% baths, with savings accounts. AMOTfMTCirTMBV room, fieldstone fireplace, two exposure. First floor, all 40’s. Cape, presently undergoinE 783 MAIN STREET Formerly KEITH’S apartment, heat, $130. Security. bedroom, appliances, parking, 7%-ROOM Ranch, 3 bedrooms, ADS small bedrooms, porch with facilities, parking. Reasonable ting. \^en compl RESIDENTIAL zone wooded built-in kitchen, glass slider SELLING your property? Call MANCHESTER Of Blaneliester Family unit. C^ll 646-2426, 9-5. air, laundry facilities, yard. 6 49-2813 2 dens, (can be used as w o L v e r t o n VERNON heat. References and security rent. 649-im , 649-3549. will include new roof, new lot, close to lake, $2,600. W. J. doors from fireplaced huge us first. We’ll buy your home 3 Branch Officos Ilia Main Street To our $160.31-7. Homefinders, $20 fee. bedrooms), porch, carport. S t t ^ l required. Suitable for working gutters, new amesite drive, two Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. family room to flagstone immediately at a fair price, all NATIONAL BANK In Manchaaiar MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom 549-6980. Low 30’s. Call owner, 649-7706. Open Dally tUl 9 p.m. Senior Citizens couple. Available in September. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 new bedrooms on second level, patio. Hurry and it can be cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, VERNON S a t apartment on bus line includes tin 8:80 o ver 801 228-3792. square feet. Stock Place, rear. carpeting throughout, and COVENTRY - Large building yours. $41,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- Arruda Realty. heat and appliances, prefer DANDY Duplejc, 2 bedrooms, Attractive rental. Call 52^3114. much more at $30,900. For lot with stream mnnlng through older couple, $125 per month. appliances, parking, yard for < > 5306. SOUTH WINDSOR - Two more information, Call properto, lake rights, $3,i COVENTRY North, 7 room MANCHESTER - Client will For Fhotographlo Needs and GOLD CARDS STATE Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 643- kids. Don’t delay? call today! Condominium J | Sonior Citiiens Gold We Carry a Full Line MANvMIti.R CIHUR bedroom furnished house. 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- Jason Brooks Agency,, 647-1632. center hall Colonial Cape, 1% pay all cash for Colonial or IPII TABK RlAb Of rni- 4535. $160. 30-40 Homefinders, $20 to Senior dUienSi WELCOMED AT per square foot including heat, Northfield Green < ’ 2550. baths, first floor family room, • • B & W ftft oversized Cape, preferably on fee. 549-6980. Fireplace, appliances, garage, No calls 18 p.m. 429-3657 of Tonralne Paints and sprinklered offices. Warren E. garage. Excellent residential west side. May consider Ranch IlCords ore honored at SEE:. PLEASANT 4-room apartment, ard, washer-dryer. $200.29-32. S2,DGG The BARROWS (i WALLACE Co. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. RANCH — 6 rooms, 1% baths, location. Immediate occupan­ if in right location. Call Dick Wallpaper Supplies. second floor, adults, no pets. ubmefinders. Fee $20.549-^W. , Less than new units, 3u BROAD Street — 100’ frontage Realtors — MLS Offers Reduced formal dining room, 3 Manchester cy, $39,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Martens at Martens Agency, Call 6^5897 after 6 p.m. ;; bedrooms, 2% baths, fuli;| with a 3,100 square foot Manchester Parkade — 64S.UW Admiasioiis to Smior WOODLAND WIDOW will share 7-room 7800 SQUARE Feet, tmek dock, bedrooms, garage, treed lot. building, could add second 0131. Realtors, 646-2550. N A S S IFF SALEM NASSIFF sprinklered, heavy floor load. $33,900. Philbrick Agency, ‘ > storms. Immediate occupan- <» PAUL'S MANCHESTER - Executive house, 2 bedrooms, large yard, NEW HOMES floor, good business area. F. J. CABEB»A a PHOTO SHOP Citizens on aH fflm MANOR Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Realtors, 646-4200. ;; cy. Owner 6468384. COVENTRY - Small 2- PAINT ft townhouse, 1500 square feet, use of entire house, to couple, Final section of Forest Hills Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. A R M S C O . •29 MAIN ST. program s. 643-1108. bedroom home. Jason Brooks WAIXPAPER SUPPLY formal dining area, 2 huge young or retired. Call after 6 $ 3 1 ,GDC now being built, lovely private MANCHESTER 7M M/UN STRBBI NEW (Colonials — Built by Mak Agency, 647-1632. No calls 18 Ml MAIN STREET 915 BiAIN STREET bedrooms, IVk baths, fireplace, APARTMOffS p.m., 649-3038. lots. Several models to VERNON — 8 acres, one mile M S -lltl Enjoy YoOrsdf — BOLTON NOTCH - By 1-84, Construction, Inc.c. All city p.m. 429-3657. WE NEED A rew includes heat, appliances, nOniOSIOM SlItMl choose, all city utilities. from Route 44, 3 miles from - M7-MS6 M8-78M across shopping center, 1-86 utilities on drop lots. $37,50(). 181 MAIN STREET 9194899 Get. Out To See A Movie carpeting. Full private base­ (Off W. Mhldte T|iha.) FURNISHED two-bedroom Route 15. $15,500. Jason Brooks close, beautifully paneled Call today, they won’t last at ment. $330 per month. Paul W. MANGHESmi house, appliances, dishwasher, $27,000— FOUR-bedroom C!ape, MERRin AGENCY Agency, 647-1632. No calls 18 modern 4,000 square feet, this price. Phflbrick Agency, Wethersfield Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Bum by garage, carpet, yard. Wow! near all schools, desirable RaMtora 040-1180 p.m. GOOD LISTINGSI SiOO. 31-1. Homefinders, $20 fee. suitable offices,, showrooms, Realtors, 646-4200. neighborhood, large yard. OWNER FLOMDA BOUND UftR HOUSING CORP. 5498980. plus storage buildings on 4 ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland The Florist, MANCHESTER - Three- Starter home for handyman. SOUTH WINDSOR - Birch Hill Beautiful custom built, 8 and 2-bedroom luxury acres. Commercial, industrial. SEncEesf^T^^Sc^eSuceJ WU/IWITFOn THE FOLLOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, bedroom apartment includes Owner, 647-9350. MANCHESTER - New Ranch, area. One acre plus, $11,000. room Split. 2% baths. apartments. Features wall-to^ WIDOW will share 7-room Don’t hesitate to call no matter Inc., Billie’s Beauty Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Urbanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s F o ^ Haven, Sam everything m renovated man­ PHASE IV 3 bedrooms, dining room, full Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. Features too numerous to 21T0LUNDTPKL □ wail carpeting, vanity tile bouse, 2 bedrooms, large yard, how little or how much space GRACIOUS, 7 room, aluminum sion. $235 per month. Paul W. lias established the value on basement, quiet street. $34,900. No cGlls 18 p.m. mention. In-law potential. REALTOR' Institute of Hairdressing, Coret Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land Yuyles. baths, built-in oven, range, use of entire house, to couple, you require. 1-223-4460. Omy if Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- sided (Colonial, well cared for Hayes Agency, 6468131. Lovely setting. Original D. SHABAN, REALTOR .0’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, Manchester young or retired. Call after 6 no answer, 521-7373. this beautiful 8-room Split. 1 0 2 1 . dishwasher, refrigerator and home. Three bedrooms, living 40 ACRES of land in 646-1141 MLS Large living room with owners. Only $47,900. disposal, electric heat, 2 air p.m., 649-3038. room, dining room, kitchen, Manchester on East Hartford 122 EAST CENTER Street - fireplace, formal dining room, DELUXE 2-bedroom conditioners, glass sliding family room or den. Three-car MANCHESTER line. Philbrick Agency, M.H. PALMER New first-floor office space, Townhouse, Wt baths, includes Out of Town- 4 iM ^ooms, 2% baths, double garage. Nicely treed and Realtors, 646-4200. 643-6321 529-2479 Doga-BIrda-Pett 41 Articles tor Sato doors, all large rooms. Full convenient location, ample ECDNDMY CAPEII Articlea tor Sale 45 Houaahold Good* SI Houaahold Goods 51 , air- For Rant 68 garage, city utilities shmbbed lot. Holcombe Real Realtors, MLS basement storage area, ample parking, on bus line. WiU sub­ $27,900. 6-room Cape Cod on a private Carefree maintenance, fan­ Estate, 644-2447. ELLINGTON - Building lot, Striving Tcday AFFECTIONATE, cuddly pup- DESKS — Students, knee hole, UTILITY Trailer for snow­ parking. Starting at $175. Han­ EAST HARTFORD - Choice divide to fit your needs, 648- CLEAN USED — refrigerators, TWO-PIECE Colonial wingback Paul tastic view, central air. deep treed lot in a nice near Ellington Ridge Country pies, need lots of love,. Free to and drop lid; maple, walnut or mobile, snow blower, lawn dy to shopping, schools, bus 1180. fe r a ranges, automatic wesEers with sofa and chair, sectional sofa. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, Central Avenue Townhouse, 4% MANCHESTER - Ap­ residential area. 3 or 4 Club. $7,5()0. Philbrick Agency, good home. 6464748 oak. From $44.95, delivered. tractor, etc. Good condition. uarantees. See them at B. D. Colonial student desk, two 646-1021. and religious facilities. rooms, private basement and SENTRY proxim ately 2.31 acres of bedrooms, aluminum storms Realtors, 646-4200. Better TemGrrew Marlow’s Dept. Store, 861 Main $60. 643-9027. EAST Center Street — Recep­ f'earl’s Appliances, $49 Main Colonial end tables, coffee Model apartment open for in­ heating system, 2 bedrooms, no i m . ESTATE SESnCES business zoned land, with 6- and screens, garage, tool shed COVENTRY - Cape with 24 URGENT— Must find home for Street. St., Call 643-2171. pets. One child, $160, 528-2303. tion room and private office, acres. This large 1800, 8-room table. All in excellent condition. TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday 289-4331 room house. Owner, 646-3248, and outdoor barbecue. Fan­ Resort Proparty-For Seta 74 to n e a i C^ompan^ l‘A year old, spayed mixed TAG SALE — 4 families, 78 small complex, reasonable. Cape is situated on 24 acres of fe. 647-1964. renovated mansion. Includes and Sunday. Other times by 649-2330. breed dog. Dog house and TAG SALE — Sunday only, Hubbard Drive, Glastonbury, Write Box T, Manchester tastic situation for a first beautiful woodlands and rolling CARPETS — Wholesale to you everything, plus a fireplace, appointment. ROCKVILLE — Centrally COVENTRY LAKE, five room accessories included. All free. A u g u s t 26, 9 a .m . August 25-26th, 10-5, 1965 Cor- located 5-room apartment, Herald. home buyer. Call 649-5306. fields. A unique blending of SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES at our warehouse. The Carpet THREE Piece cottage Vic­ $235 per month. Paul W. MANCHESTER - ExecuUve Manchester summer cottage, pine paneled, After 8 p.m., 643-1011. Miscellaneous, several vair, motorcycle as is, bicycles, stove, heat, and hot water. ()ne Early American style and Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., torian bedroom set, $200. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- Ranch, prestige neighborhood. fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- households, 211 Mountain Rd., and many other items. Caff: child, no pets. $155 monthly. RHort Proparty-For Rant 66 modern comfort. The home is Manchester. 646-8568. Several other Victorian pieces. 1021. Custom-built for present owner IMMACULATE 900. Hayes Agency, 6468131. BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. ENGLISH ‘ Springer Spaniel, Manchester. Call 872-7013 after 5 p.m. UftR HOUSING CORP. Security. 646-1060. high on a hill with a view of the with all the amenities. Central Cape Cod with all large • •B&W% ftft ...... %...... AKC, black and white female YARD SALE — Electrical DANISH cocktail table, and end 043-9551 COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, valley below. 60’s. Call Warren Phone 646-2311 puppies. 537-5734. MANCHESTER - Older 3- air-conditioning, Pella Ter- rooms, living room, dining Out ot Town-For Sale 75 COME to the biggest tag sale items, wire, etc., utility trailer, Lakewood H eists. Beautiful 5- The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. E. Howland, Realtors, 646-1108. table, $20 each. Combination PRACTICALLY new. Maple room apartment on bus line. Hobart MunloGfe, ReaHor ROCKVILLE— 3% room apart­ mopane windows and doors ever, August 25 and 26, 10-6 as is, windows, aluminum room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call room, huge kitchen, 3 Realtor! — MLS game-cocktail table with 4 Spindle double bed, complete Prefer older couple. Includes 643-9551 ment. Appliances, heat, throughout. First-floor family GLASTONBURY - New FREE KITTENS, calicos, Rain or shine. 88 Huntington doors, baby items, clothing, Mitten Agency, 6 « - 6 ^ . bedrooms, wall-to-wall Manchester Parkade — t4S430( stools, $75. Two black vinyl with box spring and mattress, heat and appliances. $110 per parking. No pets. No children. room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2% exciting Contemporary Raised orange and gray tigers, part Drive, Vernon. Antiques, paper back books, mis­ Stephan J. Uicbon Jr. carpeting, recreation room, chairs, $8 each. Slate-toppM $65. 643-8134. month. Paul W. Dougan $125 monthly. Security. 646- baths, rec room. Call today to Ranches. Minnechau^ Moun­ angora. Call 872-6361. clothes galore, air-conditioner, cellaneous. Saturday and Sun­ Supl • 648-5257 1060. MISQUAMICUT - 4% rooms enclosed porch, 1% baths, gar­ cocktail table, $5. 646-1789. Realtor, 643-4535. inspect his oiulity built home in tain area. Woodhaven Drive. Y d u C A N A L W i curtains, drapes, sun lamps, day, 10-3 p.m., 73 Union Street, heat^, walking distance to age, treed lot. This home must MANCHESTER - $28,400 - AA zone. Philbrick Agency, Top quality construction, FREE — to good home with small appliances, TVs, stereo, Manchester. No pre-sale. beach. Call 6438491. Three bedroom older home FIVE ROOM Duplex apart­ Aniwu to fm ioin Paul* Realtors, 646-4200. be seen to appreciate quality. choice treed lots. High 60’s. land, female mongrel, excellent vacuums, beds, tables, sterling NEVER USED 4-piece Wanted to Buy 58 with 1% baths now in the Mail In ment, $160 monthly, security Now priced at only $36,500. Hayes Agency, 6468131. with children. Call 646-5995 silver, china, books, rugs, en­ bedroom set, walnut finish. Famed Folks Wanted to Rant process of being remodeled. Boaft-Accessorla* 46 deposit and references 89 after 6. cyclopedias, tire rims, luggage, Asking $400. Call 649-1835. WANTED — Antique furniture, WEST Side Cape — 6 rooma, 4 When completed entire interior required. Available October FRECHETTE A NUimN you name it — we have ft. glass, pewter, oil paintings or ACROSS 57 American MATURE responsible working down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall will be like a brand new home 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat 1st. 875-5189. HftMtOW 047-9998 FREE — Two parakeets with MUST BE sold, everything other antique items. Any quan­ 1 Prei idential zoologist adult family wants 5 rooms, no carpeting, fireplace, aluminum offering wall-to-wall carpeting CRYSTAL LA K E -W ater­ Your with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, initials cage. Call 646-0719. POLAROID Land Camera $10. barely used. Mediterranean tity. The Harrisons, 643-OT09, pets. Phone 524-5297 after 6 storm and screens. Near bus throughout, new modern skis, safety cushions. Many FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch Street, 4 Houston’s DOWN front 5-room home with rec 16 mm Projector and Camera, bedroom set, queen size bed, 165 Oakland astreet. p.m. line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER - 7-room Cape kitchen and baths. 50x240’ park extras, all ^2160 after 6. namesakes X room and 400’ frontage on Live Stock 42 $35. Two-piece sofa, chair, $20. triple dresser, 2 night tables, first floor, adult couple, no Realtors, 6468200. on a quiet street, near like yard. (Convenient location, chidren. C!all 649-6987. 8 Irish wit Domino ■ Call 646-7638. men’s dresser, dlnnette set, WANTED — 2-bedroom apart­ everything. Treed lot, all new close to everything. Martens the water, plus 13 acres of 60 FOOT Documented ’Frumpy ANTIQUE furniture, glhss, 12 Have being 2 Name of a onClassif ied Ads! FIVE-YEAR old Dun, grade with hutch, 4 burnt orange round oak tables, cast iron toys, 13 Ilium family of ment or house for rent, under CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently and modem inside, lots of wall- Agency, Realtors, 646-2550. open land. Palace yacht. Has everything. 2 THREE-BEDROOM, first floor mare, rides English and TAG SALE — Saturday and chairs, Lenox china, mis­ collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 (comb, form) $150. One child and dog. Am a restored. 7 fireplaces, summer to-wall. Must be seen to be ap- 648-2813 Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check, to: western, learning to jump and Cat diesels. Your home. Get cellaneous household items. 19 apartment, in newer two- M A rti^e kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new -reciated. F. J. Spilecki, Sunday, 10-4. Moving, electric anytime. 3IiOngcoat carpenter, willing to work on $27,000 — Privacy, 1850 Cape. drive. You’ll love her. Call 649- aboard, head for West Indies or Crosby Road, Manchester. family. Appliances, air- 15 One of the 4 One of the 19 Savor baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, Rl'.ealtor, 643-2121. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD stove, youth bed, rotisseries, seaport honw for partial rent. 568-1441. Country kitchen, two 0682. 742-8628. chairs, dishes, silverware, plus anywhere. $49,000, Appoint­ Saturday^ and Sunday. 10-5. conditioning, and carpeting. Kennedys senses 23 Holding 38 Dominion $58,900. Philbrick Agency, 16 Cupbearers fireplaces, wide floor boards, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 ment 603-522-3636. •••••ooooooooooooooooooooooo $265. Security deposit required. 5 Turkish devices 40 Incident Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - New on much more. 383 Keeney Street. 18 English Apartment Bulldinga- trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- Rooma Without Board 59 No pets. October 1st occupancy. regiment 24 Summers 41 VS, coins market, impeccable 6-room ecclesiastic 6SmallfUA (FT.) 42 Sketch For Safa 70 5324. TAG SALE - Includes TV, Florlat-Nuraariaa 48 USED Frigidaire refrigerator, 643-5836. Cape, 1% baths, breereway, Articlea tor Sale 45 (var.) 7 Japanese fish 25Beby----- 43 Interpret bike, antiques, pet accessories, ve^ good condition. First $60 THE Thompson House — Cot­ 20 Choose by sauce 26 Time (music) HARTFORD— Income proper­ garage, aluminum siding, over- CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig (dial) TWO-FAMILY : Type or Print Ad on following lines — ALUMINUM sheets used as August 26th, 1 p.m. ’til dark. 213 takes it. Call anytime, 875-9190. tage St., centrally located, FOUR R(X)M apartment, heat, vote 8 Distend 27CeUars 44 Baking ty from 8-36 apartments. Price sizea 125x152 parklike Tot. An your own, 90 cents qr potted printing plates, .007 thick, Long HiU Rd., South Windsor, large, pleasantly furnished hot water and stove included, 21 ------9 Conceal“King? 28 Pbilippbic chamto Manchester, duplex style unusual offering. Bel Air Real L-SHAPE i p » l Cole range 1^,000 to $(^,000. Many Rain date, August 27th. $1.10. 29 Mountain Road, REBUILT Kirbys at a bargain rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, $155. Security required, lOSir----- sweeteop apartments, 48, both sideft Estate, 643-9332. COVENTRY - 7 rooms, 2 bath- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 22 EUipticcl 46 ------Bonbtur to choose from. Jason Brooks 114 Unwood Driva Glastonbury. price, call 875-9190. for overnight and permanent parking, 649-4813. Guinness 29 Communists 47 Girl's lume nicely decorated, city Ranch, with 2-car garage, Phpne 643-2711. 24 Unite of 11 Mae----- Agency, 647-1632. No calls 18 Living room, dining room, guest rates. 31 Conductor 48SaIver VERNON Street — 7 room situated on one acre lot and all TAG AND Antique clearance energy 17 Lean 33BrazUian p.tn. utilities, sidewalks. Excellent: k it c h e n , 2 b a t h s , 3 Garden Products 50 MOVING — Duncan Phyfe sofa, SO Ceteris Split, with 2 baths, on lot on 160’ of waterfront. Price in NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Sale — Saturday and Sunday 26 Small branch starter property for the non-' bedrooms, family room, 25th and 26th. 10 ’til dark. 190 newly done, with slipcover. LADIES only, nicely furnished 27 Tribunal 1 2 3 4 r 6 i 4 8 10 IT lOOx^, with swimming pool, the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, cents each. Inquire side door, NOWRENIMG homeowner. For details and fireplace, built-ins, swim­ Manchester Evening Herald. New Bolton Road, Manchester. BUCKLAND Farms — Retail Traditional sofa, down room for rent, community 30 Twaddle Bualnaaa Property - For patio with fireplace, fm it trees, 646-1511. TIm Nmm IZ li R~ private showing, call 649-1000. center, com er Adams Sreet and cushions, GE portable dis­ kitchen and bath. All utilities (colL) Sale 71 etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar­ ming pool. Offered at $44,- 32 Legislative 900. DARK rich, clean loam, 5 Tolland Tpke. Farm fr e ^ fruits hwasher, elegant breakfront, included. Located on bus line [!“ 14 age. Reasonable occupancy. N a m e...... : HOIKSTEM PMK VUME body MARTgiS AGENCY BOLTON $59,900 yards, $23,50 plus tax. Gravel, TAG SALE — Many collectible and vegetables. Delicious chairs, small upholstered and near stores. Call anytime, By Damalo EAST Cotter Street — Office TJ. Crockett Realtor, ^1577. butter-sugar and yellow sweet bench, dresser, tables, comer 644-0383. 34 H i^ regard. 18 is A d d r e s s ...... : sand, stone, pool and patio items, Avons, stamps, etc. as 35 Rubbed out r building, originally set up for Hullora VANTAGE REALTY M EQUESTliUN DOITE com. Easy to serve, fun to eat ■ 4 WWMH IWnHMBNS sand, 643-9504. well as many old and usable cabinet, tmnks, linens, files, 36 Compass point id dental office. Waiting room, 846-2860 C ity...... I out specialty. pictures, quilts, blankets, out­ CLEAN pleasant room. Call FM turtng: two operating rooms, spare 8 7 2 -9 4 G 2 Almost 4 acres of land with a items. Sunday only, 10-5,29 HoU 37 Primates 24 IT R- P h o n e ...... SCREENED loam, gravel, St., Manchester. door jo ck ey bOy, m irrors, after 6 p.m., 649-1425. aSdU d m i rtn o i 39 Hardy heroine room, three labs, half hath, MANCHESTER — 6-room pondsite, a bam, and a corral processed gravel, sand, stone, FUTTNERS - 910 Silver Lane, archeiy set, garden and regular • Lwgi raMgBnrtor 40Ikau(Bib.) ST BT parking, plus three-room apart­ MANCHESTER - $30,900. surrounds this extra large Day to Start...... i 41 Eccentric (Colonial, with 2-car gar­ and fill. George H. Griffing, An-> GARAGE Sale — Moving, fur­ Pick your own tomatoes, bring tools, 649-5051, 643-6733. ment on second floor, $SI),000. Spacious 6 room Ca^ with contemporary Ranch which • Shag GMprtlng wheel ST age. Large kitchen, dining 0 dover, 742-7886. niture, household items, an­ containers. Also ready pickM Apartmenta For Rant 83 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, fli^Iace, formal dinii^ room, MANCHESTER - Bowers includes 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, i tomatoes for canning. • Color eo-oninaled 42 Herd of cattle tiques. 370 East Center Street, STUDENTS Beds — box spring • fWI prhrali basoiMnts 45 Lecture W ■ js r 6468200. 1% baths, oak floors, knotty room, 3 bedrooms. Only Cape, 4-bedrooms, fireplace, private courtyard with pool. and mattress on legs, ^.95 WE HAVE customers waiting pine paneling on second floor, garage, level treed lot, ideal es­ TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for Manchester. Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 • Hook*«pa (or waahar dryor 49 Right of $28,500. For an appointment call Tony covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 p.m. PICK YOUR Own tomatoes, delivered. Mariow°s Dept. for the rental of your apartment succession Houaaa For Safe 72 numerous closets. Immediate tablished neighborhood. SO’s. • mvMO Muui • oimncos 8 49 -2 813 Wasilefsky, 649-5306. 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS-ONLY $3,15 cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- Starsiak, 325 Hillstown Road, Store, 881 Main Street. or home. J.D. Real Estate 51 Correlative JT 43 w 41 JT W occupancy. Convenient loca­ Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, Manchester. Hillstown Rrad, • Waft li ahogphii ft aolMoli of neither 6438666. 6587. ARIENS, 1970, like new with Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 90 MANCHESTER - 8-room tion. Make an offer. Ann Lord Manchester. Modal Apia. Open 52 Arabian gulf W ll Realty, 5268139, MLS Realtors, Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad snow blower and mower, $500 53 Formerly Colonial with 2-car garage, • • B&W ftft CUSTOM Made covers. LOOKING for. anything in real 5288154. MANCHESTER - 3 famUy, SKI BOOTS, 7V4 narrow, plastic or best offer. 649-3455. Dally 12 V I Dark 54 Musical s r u !T first-floor family room, 4 v v o i v e n ^ will b e pla ced the very next day. SWEET corn, tomatoes, Bolsters, twin box springs, nmt- estate rental — apartments, bedrooms, 2% baths, and much central location, live in one molded, never used, $45. Riding M d Ci*o»ii St syllable u The BARROWS t WALLACE Co. f a s t - ACTION PACKED - ADS! cucumbers, sqOash, onionp, and tresses, suitable den, bedroom, homes, multiple dwellings, no JT 11 apartment and build equity in R eiH on- MLS hat, size 6%. 26” bike. Call 647- Haul out yov odds and Mdt, the|1 Iff WMt M it Tfti 55 Departed more. Over 2,500 square feet of f r u it s . 21 A n g e l S t r e e t , living room. Reasonable. 233- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 56 Social events -S living area. Priced in the SO’s. HtraM Ctassified Ml s i M s BM other two, $46,900. Hayes Agen- Mancbeiter Parkade — 64SS306 1125. bring you a profit thni Want Mt TiL m t m , I434S3S IT iM -iin Manchester. 4839. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. (NIWiMnS INnSPSKI AUN.) Zinssff Agency, 648-1511. htess fw svs^ftUsg... STBS ftr yts! cy^,6468131. m PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Aug.-25, 1973 Obituaries EPA Chief Tees Off Thomas K. Mitchell funeral will be Monday at Thomas Kent Mitchell, 63, of ffont Rose Hill Louisville, Ky„ died Aug 15 Mineral Home, 580 Elm St., Against Automakers after suffering a heart attack at the Hurstboume Country Club P**® C h ris t! C h u rch , in Louisville. He was the hus- Wethersfield, at 11. Burial will By HOWARD ULMAN been able to show in Connec­ sees for his future is implemen­ band of Mrs. Ruth Behrend be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, AsMtcialed Press Writer ticut,” he said. “I think we ting plans that have been laid Mitchell, formerly of Rocky Hill. start with a very strong water out since the department was Manchester. Friends may call at the SIMSBURY (AP) - Connec- pollution program and the established in October 1971. The funeral and burial was funeral home Sunday from 7 to ticut’s new environment chief payoff there is already b e ^ - “We’ve gone through literally Aug. 18 in Louisville. 9 p.m. has accused the American auto ningtobefelt a convulsive period in the last He is also survived by a son, industry of being ‘‘utterly lax” lin tasks Costle three years of awakened en­ Thomas K. Mitchell of Hyde Della Fera in try i^ to solve air pollution vironmental concern and the Park, Vt. ; and a daughter, Mrs. problems. determination of the people Robert B. Davidson Jr. of Tuc­ In only eight months the in­ reflects that we’re serious Rites Monday dustry was able to convert from about cleaning up pollution son, Ariz. ~ iliiiiilifillliii Nicholas Della Fera, 82, of 16 peacetime to wartime problems, CosOe add^. Cottage St., operator of the operations in the 1940s, Douglas He also pointed to the Charles S. Connors Hartford Tailor Co. on Oak St. M. Costle said Friday. recently-announced project to ROCKVILLE-Charles S. for many years bedore he f ‘‘My question is vrtiere the convert the state’s solid wastes Connors, 68, of 11 Webster St. retired in 1966, died Friday at hell are they today?” years into usable materials. “We’ll died this morning at his home. Manchester Memorial Hospital after auto missions becme a turn the garbage we’re H6 w ss tli6 husbsnd of Mrs. 3 lon^ ilinoss recognized hazard, the 34-year- throwing away into a gold mine Margaret Dowd Connors. Mr. Della Fera was bom Oct. old California native said in an of raw resources,” he said. Mr. Connors was bora March lo, i890 in Italy, son of Joseph interview. Costle express^ confidence' 3, 1905 in Rockville. Before he and Concetta Chaebo Della Costle, who was acting com- timt the American people are retired, he was employed as a Fera, and came to this country 'missibner of the state Depart­ rrady to pay the necessary foreman at the Kingfisher- 66 years ago. He had lived in ment of Environmental Protec­ costs to assure a clean environ­ Bristol Corp., Tolland. He was Manchester for 61 years. tion since July 1, after the ment. a communicant of St. Bernard’s He was a member of the resignation of Dan W. Lufkin, Church and a member of Cristoforo Colombo Society and. was named commissioner by “The thing that mi»t people Rockville Lodge of Elks. the Sons of Italy. Gov. 'Thomas J. Meskill Friday. have got to understand is ttot He is also survived by 3 sons, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. He serves at Meskiil’s pleasure. we can do it. There’s nothing Jerome B. Connors of Mary Gatti Della Fera; two Besides blasting auto technologically impossible Ellington, Daniel J. Connors of sons, Raymond Della Fera of Honored at Testimonial makers, Costle praised the about doing it. And the cost can Somers and Charles F. Connors Manchester and Francis Della response of Connecticut in­ Douglas M. Costle be made reasonable,” he said. of Windsor Locks; a daughter, Fera of Pennsylvania; and Paul J. McGeary, left, was feted at a testimonial dinner at the Kosciuszko Club, Rockville dustry to pollution problems and portrayed the state as a Mrs. Neil Phillips of Stafford three grandchildren. last night to honor his recent promotion to supervisor of District 1 of the Adult Probation Springs; 2 brothers, Edward J. The funeral will be Monday at national leader in the struggle Connors and Stephen H. Con­ Department of the State. Chatting with McGeary are Vernon Police Chief Edmund Dwyer, to preserve the environment. 8:30 a.m. from the John F. chairman of the testimonial, standing, and Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. who was master of nors, both of Rockville; and 12 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. (^stle, who was deputy com­ ceremonies. McGeary was presented with a check. He had served as chief probation of­ grandchildren. Center St., with a Mass at St. missioner (tf the department The funeral will be Monday at James Church at 9. Burial will ficer for Circuit Court 12 and Tolland County (Superior Court since 1959. The dinner was since January 1972, said ‘‘it 8:15 a.m. from the Burke be in St. James Cemetery. attended by his family, court officials an ^ friends totaling 400. (Herald photo by would be easy” to blame pollu­ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Friends may call at the Richmond.) \ tion problems on industry, “but with a Mass at St. Bernard’s funeral home Sunday from 2 to that’s not entirely fair...people Church at 9. Burial will be in St. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. have to realize that we’re all Bernard’s Cemetery. polluters, each in our own way, Friends may call at the and our own assertion that we funeral home Sunday from 2 to Police Report have to have our own steel box 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to drive to and from work in.” The family suggests that any Winners Chosen The American consumer is memorial contributions may be Deborah Johnson, 23, of 21 the roadway. Police are in^ limited in his choice of cars and made to Rockville General Angel St., was charged Friday vestigating Ue incident. ‘‘it’s an exercise in market ab­ Hospital. In Craft Fair night on American Legion Dr. H erbert Gochee, 26, of surdity” to say he can win the auto pollution battle alone, Cos­ second place for with reckless driving in connec­ Glastonbury was charged on a First, second and third place owl. tle said. macrame wall hanging, third tion with alleged incidents on Cirucit Court 12 arrest warrant ribbons have been awarded to He added that auto makers place for enameled jewelry, Summit St. earlier Friday with deviate sexual intercourse, Leon O. Woodworth craftsmen participating in the ‘‘have a lock on the market” honorable mention for burlap night. second-degree sexual contact COVENTRY-Leon 0. Crafts Fair today from 11 a.m. and have been dragging their wall hanging; Howard Cohen, Court date is Sept. 10. and risk of injury ^ a minor. Woodworth, 86, of West to 7 p.m. at Center Park. feet in reducing pollution from second place for pottery poo­ Police gave no details on Uie Willington, a Coventry native Fair entries were judged their products. dle; Tamar Cohen, special arrest. and former Willington town Friday night by Faith Gaber of ‘‘We’re going to see across clerk, died Friday at Johnson the Craft and Hobby Center on award for patchwork fur rug; Police said that Thursday Robert VanSteenburgh, 26, of the country the federal govern­ Memorial Hospital, Stafford Main St. Laura Debek, second place for night a car operated by Virginia 37 Flower St., was charged ment imposing transportation Springs. Winners are Merilyn Durant, handformed bowl, third place Agostinelli of 268 Lake St. Thursday night with operating a controls, saying essen^lly you Mr. Woodworth was bora in first place for fabric sculpture, for coil built planter; Martha struck a traffic light which was motor vehicle while his license have to limit the mobility of Coventry and had served as third place for cat pillow; Gordan, first place tie for oil lying in the road at E. Middle was under suspension and mis­ automobiles. So far, Connec­ Willington town clerk from 1939 Cheryl Forostoski, first place painting on wood, third place ’Tpke. and Ludlow Rd. use of registration marker ticut has escaped the necessity until the late 1950s. He also had for pin cushion, second place for patchwork pillows. Police said that the light was plates in connection with the of having to go to such extreme been sexton of the Wilington for wall hanging and for Also, Pam Gburske, third ‘‘heavily damaged” and that it alleged operation of a motorcy­ measures. But I don’t preclude Hill Cemetery for many years. decoupage; Diane Plompen, place for crochet pocketbooks; is not known at this time how cle in the Summit St. area. that for the future,” the He had been a member of Uriel tied for first for handpainted Jane Bayrer, honorable men­ the light was knocked down into Court date is Sept. 10. graduate of Harvard University Lodge of Masons of Merrow for plaques, second place for hand- tion for cloth flowers; B. and the University of Chicago more than 50 years. painted pin, and third place for Kathryn, third place for Law School said. He is survived by several lighthouse oil painting and for decoupage-painted horn-of- Pollution from other sources nieces and nephews including an antique mushroom floral. plenty; Barbara Blazinski, first is being attacked successfully Herman Usher of Rockville. Also, Lorraine Woykovski, and second place for crochet Most Restaurants in Connecticut, Costle said. Private funeral services will first place for deooupage doilies, third place,, for lace ‘‘There is not another state in be Monday at the Ladd Funeral coasters; Jeri Lucks, second towel; Barbara Morency, se­ the union that can show the Home, 19 Ellington Ave., place for string art sunburst; cond place for pottery mobile; Still Have Beef measure of progress that we’ve Rockville. Burial will be in Cindy Conway, first place for Marili Legiere, first place for South Cemetery, Tolland. string art flower; Gerald Fried­ handmade quilt, third place for ’The meat shortage has hit at are still offering our “ Big There are no calling hours. man, tied for first place for macrame owl, honorable men­ least one restaurant, but Mac” . If there are going to be Firemen leaded glass items; Muriel tion for crewel pillow; Craig others, to date, are apparently any changes I haven’t heard of P&W Worker Schenker, first place for Woykousky, special award for holding their own. them yet.” Return jewelry; Blanche LaVigne, Friendly Restaurants, home candle bottle; Linda DeLisle, Other local restaurants which Town Firemen were called to Killed In honorable mention for oil pa)n- of the juicy hamburgers, has first place for pottery weed apparently are in “good shape” 222 McKee St., the scene of ting; Linda Gray, second place holder. curtailed selling its ‘‘big beef are Burger King and Burger Wednesday night’s fire, on the Accident for papier tole, third place for burger” due to the shortage. Biil Keiiy, manager of the Main Chef. report of the fire breaking out COVENTOY - George E. apple doll. again. Firemen said that they St. restauarant, said, ‘‘Thiscur- Charles L. McCarthy of Brophy, 60, of Avery Shores, a Also, Fife LaVigne, In 1610 the astronomer found one cushion smouldering. taiiment has been put into Burger King reports press operator at Pratt and honorable mention for band- Kepler predicted that Mars ’The fire which gutled a two- effect in the whole Friendly “everything is fine,” as does a Whitney Division of United Air­ made tie; Robert Sheftel, se­ had two moons. Both mini­ story converted barn which c h a in c o m p ris in g 378 spokesman for Burger Chef. craft Corp., was killed Friday cond place for leather pouch, scule, they were not dis­ housed Sterling Upholstery and when a steel block thrown from first place for pocketbook and covered until 1877 by Asaph restaurants.” Hardee’s of Vernon has “no HaU at the United States At the Burr Corners Friendiy problems.” ’The manager there Holt Industries, is still listed as a press hit him in the chest. The third place for watchband; Sue being of ‘‘undertermined accident happened about 2 p.m. Baker, first place for macrame Naval Observatory in Wash­ restaurant, Dick Kaiagian, says “we have enough meat to ington, D. C. origin.” at the firm’s East Hartford belt, tied for first for macrame manager, said, “We are stili last a long time.” plant. seiling the smailer ham­ A company spokesman said burgers, and of course have Brophy was setting up a 400-ton various other sandwiches and dinners on our menu. It will open mondays the year Vound! Lake Erie press when a small Area Police block of steel, about two by two probably continue this way until Harold K. Litwinas, 334 of a disturbance on Vernon Ave. we alwiyt have ttw iHht grertm ceni, by three inches, was ejected by the price freeze on meat is Chapell Rd., South Windsor, Gilnite was released on a |250 ami ylft wrapping lOf avavy eecasleiL#. the press and hit him in the lifted Sept. 12.” was charged, early this mor­ non-surety bond. chest. Brophy was taken to Ronald McDonald, television ning, with failure to drive right Lyndon M. MacAllister, 23, of Miy your Hartford Hospital where he spokesman for McDonald’s, Sadf It all on a curve in connection with lOB Regan Court, Rockville, w ow ly died, the spokesman said. whose “you deserve a break the investigation of an accident was charged with operating Brophy had been employed at today” generates great lottery on Brookfield St., South Wind­ while his license is under response, especially from the tickets Pratt and Whitney since 1956. sor. suspension during a routine Bora in Kingston, N.Y., he younger set, can still sing his th!hi nAfoeh «f ma)ii4|Wdt| atfairw ayl Police said Litwinas drove check by Vernon Police , early had lived in the Hartford area song, at least for a little while, dornribtm m NninmM aneM nar, w left of center on the curve, lost this morning. He was released for 15 years before coming to l i n g e r Jim Crowley said, control of his car and struck the on a $250 non-surety bond. Coventry six years ago. He was McDonald s is doing fine, we front end of a car driven by An­ At 3:19 a.m., Michael a communicant of St. Mary’s McCarthy, 22, of 11 discovery' Church. drew S. Brown, 62 Northview Dr., South Winder. ’The Brown Rd., Veriion, was charged with Survivors are his wife, Mrs. car was northbound on operating while his license is Sylvia Bruskin Brophy; a son, Brookfield and the Litwinas under suspension. He was G eorge M. B rophy of car, southbound. released on a 8250 non-surety HOSPITAL Manchester; two daughters, Police said the impact spun bond. Mrs. Anne St. Onge of Tolland the Brown car around. Both Lee R. Bonday, 30, and and Mrs. Lorraine Howe of men were taken to Manchester George E. Wilson, 25, of Hart­ APPRECIATION FUND West Hartford; a brother, Memorial Hospital, treated and ford, and George M. Shaw, 24, William C. Brophy Sr. of discharged. Litwinas is of Brooklyn St., Rockville were Kingston,. N.Y.; and seven scheduled to appear in Circuit all charged with breach of the Manchester Memorial Hospital grandchildren. Court 12, East Hartford, Sept. peace at 2:30 a.m. today in con­ 10 . nection with the investigation 71 Haynes StreeL Manchester Vernon of a disturbance in a parking lot In sad and loving memory of Mrs. An­ on Rt. 83. nie Lucas who passed away August 2S, Howard E. Gilnite, 46, of 7 All three were released on f ------————-I 1982. Bancroft Rd.i Vernon, was $250 non-surety bonds. All of Gone but not forgotten. I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. * charged early this morning those charged this morning are with disorderly conduct and in­ Remembered By Daughter scheduled to appear in Circuit I N a m e ...... | And Grandchilven terfering with an officer in con­ Court 12, Rockville, Sept. 18. ■ A ddress...... ; ...... | nection with the investigation „ In loving , memory of James Allen S A m o u n t...... I Holmes, who passed away August 26, 1966. As long as life and memory last. I 1 We win remember you. Open Sadly Missed, Wife, Children and Grandchildren WESTOWN Up to $150., Supporting Donor All Day ? m m We would like to thank Dr. Tehraml, $150. or Over, Master Donor Dr. Lockwood and the nurses at Manchester Hospital, for their excellent rare of Eugene ^llivan. during his short Sunday. illness. We would also like to thank our For more Information call Burt DIttue, Development Direc­ and neighbors, for their kindness All Madidnal Sanricas AvallaUa during our recent bereavement. tor, 646-1222, Ext 334. The family of 455 HARTFORD ROAD Eugene Sullivan 643-5230

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Cybill Shepherd, actress- SULLIVAN (3) MOVIE RLD TURNS (40) MeHALE’S NAVY (40) ABC NEWS model who won the 1968 title — 6:30— (8) DIAUNO FOR DOLLARS (0-40) LETS IKE A DEAL — 8:30 — (24) HOW DO YOUR FOR ALL ' (20-22-30) OF OUR LIVES — 7:30 — Model of the Year, will (3) CBS NEWS (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE DA (20) MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY (8) POLICE SURGEON CHILDREN GROW (8) NEWS — 9:30— (24) SESAME STREET 2:30 - (22-30) HOGAN'S HEROES — 11:00— crown the 1973 winner of the (3) BOB NEWHART (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (3) LOVE IS A 4ANY SPLENOORBD (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (18) MOVIE “ Model of the Year (20) MAKE ROOM — 10*J0 — FHINO (40) NEWS "The Marrying Kind" (1952) (3-8) NEWS Wednesday, August 29 (18) GOSPEL SINGING (0-40) OATINi GAME Pageant,” to he broadcast FOR DADDY (20-22-30) BAFFLE — 9:88 — (20) FILM (20) HAVE GUN — (22-30) NBC NEWS JUBILEE (20-22-30) DO TORS (3) NEWS WILL TRAVEL as a 90-minute special Satur­ (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (24) MUSICAL ENCOUNTER — 10:00— (24) CHAN-SEE WAY (24) JANAKI — 6:00 — (18) SPORTS ACTION day, Aug. 25 (10-11:30 p.m.) (3) MODEL OF THE YEAR sj?:*;*:*:*:': (30) MOUSE FACTORY (3-8-22) NEWS PRO-FILE on the CBS Television Reid Smith stars as an of­ — 11:30— (18) I SPY — 7:00— (8-40) DELPHI BUREAU (4) POLKA (3) MOVIE (20-22-30) ADAM-12 Network. ficer of the Los * Angeles (24) DAVID SUSSKIND BOUTIQUE (20) OTHER WORLDS (24) WHATS THE BIG IDEA? (3) AUDUBON WILDLIFE Police Dept, whose duties — 8: 00— "Susan Slade" (1961) THEATRE I VILLAGE BRIDAL SHOP (8) MOVIE (24) SESAME STREET — 8:30 — involve piloting a helicopter — 11:00— (8-40) ROOKIES (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH The Cass Elliot special, (8) LAWRENCE WELK (3-8) NEWS $ • WEDDING GOWNS (20-22-30) BASEBALL "The Old Man and the Sea" (1958) (8-40) MOVIE “ D on’t Call Me Mama in “ Chase,” one of two 90- (40) WILD WILD WEST (20) NBC NEWS (18) RIFLEMAN ^ • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS WORLD (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON "A Great American Tragedy" Anymore,” will be presented (22) NEWS minute films to be aired on (40) ABC NEWS — 0:30 — (18) ADVENTURER Friday, Sept. 28 at 8:30 p.m. on (24) MASTERPIECE “ NBC Double Feature Night I • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DR SSES (3) CBS NEWS (20-22-30) BANACEK .. — 11:30— CBS-TV. The guest cast list will THEATRE at the Movies,” Saturday, Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Kelly Rd. (8) ABC NEWS — 9:00 — be headed by Joel Grey, an )30) HEE HAW (3) NEWS Opar): Thurs.-FrI. 10-9 Vernon Circle Tel. 643-4809 ______(20) HAVE GUN-WILL Aug. 25 at 8 p.m. The second (8) WORLD UNIVERSITY (3) DAN AUGUST Oscar Award winner for the film on the program, “ The Tuesday, August 28 TRAVEL (18) 700 CLUB film “ Cabaret” and a TonyN (40) HERE COME THE GAMES (22-30) NBC NEWS Magician,” will be aired at (18) NEWS (24) DOUBLE REED recipient for the Broadway BRIDES — 7:00 — 9:30 p.m. (30) BEAUTY PAGEANT — : — — 9:30 — musical “ George M !” 6 00 (3) GOLDEN VOYAGE (4) THRILLER (3-8)22) NEWS (24) MAN BUILDS, (8) TRUTH OR MAN DESTROYS (18) I SPY -- CONSEQUENCES J’ (20) OTHER WORLDS (18) DICK VAN DYKE — 10:00 — (24) SESAME STREET i (20-22-30) NEWS (3) CANNON Sunday, August 26 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) FRENCH CHEF (8) OWEN MARSHALL (40) WILD WILD WEST (40) ABC NEWS (20-22-30) SEARCH (24) RICH AT THE TOP — 6:30— — 7:30 — (3) CBS NEWS (3) THE NEW PRICE IS — 10:30 — — 7 : 00 — — 12:00— (8) ABC NEWS RIQHT (18) LIVINQ WORD (18) WARREN ROBERTS — 9:30— (20) HAVE GUN — (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (3) W HArS NEWS — 11:00 — PRESENTS (3) BARNABY JONES WILL TRAVEL (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL — 7:30— (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (20) BASEBALL (18) c e l e b r it V b o w l in g (3-8) NEWS (20) INSIGHT (18) ORAL ROBERTS (22-30) NBC NEWS (18-22-30-40) NEWS (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS Yankees at Athletics (20) FILM (30) RING AROUND THE (22) LLOYD BRIDGES — 10:00— — 7:00— (22) WAIT TILL YOUR (20) HAVE GUN-WILL WORLD (30) CONNECTICUT — 5:00— (18) LIVING FAITH (3) UNTAMED WORLD . 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The show, which is in SAVIMGS (8) MAKE A WISH (40) IT TAKES A THIEF — 8:30— orchestra (30) WELLS FARGO its fifth season, is aired Fridays S% Dividend paid (30) JONNY QUEST at 8 p.m. } i ( / L O A. ^ (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 — 1O-.30— (40) DANIEL BOONE s >. <) 1 I 1 T I () N (18) LIVING WORD (40) JEWISH HERITAGE — 7:30— Julie Friedgen has joined broin day o f depoaiL (8-40) MOVIE — 10:00— — 2:30— (3) DICK VAN DYKE (18) ALL-AMERICAN — IldW— (30) ALTERNATIVES N B C-TV as program ad­ 4 times yearly- (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (20-22-30) WORLD OF ministrator, film programs. MAeewB8T8e»s eLee«T rieppeiAi i m v i T e T W FOOTBALL (3-8) NEWS (8-40) CURIOSITY SHOP — 3:00— DISNEY — 9dN> — '(-i8-22-30-40) NEWS She has been serving as assis­ / 1007 m a i n ST- MAXCMESTEB » ROUTO n . CQVBINTBY (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (3) CBS SPORTS (24) MAN BUILDS. 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