PAGE THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 16. 19:^3 Lewiston Firm Battles Leaking Natural Gas Manchester, conn., Friday, august i7, 1973 - vol. xcn. No. 270 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS By PAT SHERLOCK just drying up. Every pipe joint “We’ve been pouring the Associated Press Writer on South Avenue was leaking sealer on a weekly basts since like heU.” LEWISTON, Maine (AP) - last August,” he said. “In J[une Manhole covers were first On a damp February morning we began pouring on a monthly lifted and then holes were I ^ in 1970, an explosion ripped basis. Accepted standards are drilled in them to aerate the through the home of Dr. and every six months or every city’s sewers when gas was Mrs. Robert J. Wiseman Jr., year.” later found at high levels stuttering the quiet residential The system, he said, present throughout the system. lieighborhood. ly has a leak occurrance that is “It was a very touch and go less than half the national Agnew Probe Shrouded hto. Wiseman’s body was' situation,” Clifford said. “We found in the rubble. Her hus average. And the odor lev^ is were losing up to 20 per cent of band died of bums two days above federal requirements. later. the gas in the distribution “We’ll spend as much money system, and Northern Utilities’ Thirteen months later, Mrs. as is necessary to do the job,” attitude was not very satisfac- Armanda Castonguay, 81, and Del Camp said. tory; They finally agreed to in But neither Clifford nor In Secrecy, Uncertainty *A;> her daughter, Rita, 46, were crease the odor content of the Orestis feel the job is being ' killed when their home was torn BAL-HMORE (AP) - The tion of Baltimore County of vestigation into alleged apart by a similar blast. gas so people could smell any done as completely as i£ should. might arise concerning the Appeals, said in Columbia, S.C., leaks.” grand jury investigation of Vice ficials and engineering firms. kickbacks and political corrup possible prosecution of a vice Witnesses said the Wiseman “I’m satisfied only with what he would assign an out-of-state President Spiro T. Agnew Agnew, who was notified two tion in Maryland in the last president in office, which never home was lifted 20 feet into the has been done,” Orestis said. judge to handle the Agnew “I’m not satisfied with what’s remained shrouded in secrecy weeks ago he was under in decade — before, during and has occurred in the nation’s air and then engulfed in flames The situation began in 1967-68 phase of the Investigation as going to be done.” and uncertainty today, vestigation for possible after Agnew was governor. history. when it crashed back to the when Lewiston was converted soon as he receives a formal Both Clifford and Orestis feel following high level meetings violations of bribery, extortion, A source close to the in The 23-member grand jury ground. The latter explosion from the “wet” manufactured request from Chief Judge the system will require a between federal probers and conspiracy and tax laws, has vestigation said “there is met for two hours Thursday tore apart the first floor of the gas to the “dry” natural gas. Edward S. Northrop of the U.S. greater nuinber of sealer the head of the Justice labeled as "damned lies” the nothing mysterious about morning, then was dismissed District Court in Maryland. Castonguay home, dropping the Manufactured gas kept the pipe applications than the company Department’s criminal divi allegations he had accepted Petersen’s interest. He came until next week. The only All nine Maryland federal dis- second floor into the burning joints moist and swollen tight. plans to apply. sion. kickbacks. here to be briefed on the status witness was a tax agent who trict judges here have rubble. Natural gas failed to do this and “I know where we are; I Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. of the probe.” has been working on the case. withdrawn from participation “We’re not exactly living in the joints began drying out, Clifford said there are about 82 miles of underground gas don’t know where we’re going,” Petersen came here from Petersen and Beall are said In another development, Cle on grounds they have had fear,” Lewiston Mayor John C. allowing the gas to escape. to have discussed ways to in piping, most of it dating to the said U.S. Atty. George Beallj Washington Thursday, his se ment F. Haynsworth Jr., ^hief business, ^litical or personal Orestis told The Associated “The company with its exper spect Agnew’s personal finan 1920s and 30s, but some of it amid reports the Agnew phase cond unannounced visit with judge of the 4th circuit C o ^ o f ties with A gnew ^ Press. “The people are aware tise should have known this was may be temporarily stalled by cial records, which the vice goes back to the late 1890s. He Beall. He sat in on an interview of the situation and want to see going to happen,” Orestis said. legal complications. with a Maryland businessman president has offered voluntari wants the sealer applications It straightened out.” Clifford agreed with his However, persons close to the who reportedly implicated ly, without jeopardizing any increased to eliminate any Investigators have attributed successor. He said that after investigation indicated some in Agnew in an alleged bribery later effort to bring him before 7 possibility of future explosions. the explosions to leaking the conversion, there were no dictments may be returned and kickback scheme. the special grand jury. Magruder Pleads “I just don’t think the natural gas that followed old indications of any problems and shortly in the probe that began Both Petersen and Beall Another report indicated sewer or utility lines into the city officials were not aware of average citizen should have to last December as an investiga declined comment on the in their talks centered on possible basements of both homes. what was happening below bear that risk,” Clifford said. constitutional problems that Guilty To Charge Neither Wiseman nor Mrs. ground. Castonguay used the gas ser Since then. Northern Utilities vice. has been * pouring chemical Of Conspiracy There are about 42,000 people sealer into the systemxto plug in this central Maine city living leaks and keep the joints moist Quarles Named GOP’s Town Slate To WASHINGTON (AP) — Jeb Stuart Magruder, a star above the leaky gas distribution and tight. Utility crews have witness before the Senate Watergate committee and a key system, which the utility is dug up streets every 12 feet to To Head EPA witness in the case federal prosecutors are building, has tiding to repair. tighten and re-clamp the joints, An official of Northern WASHINGTON (AP) - Have Many New Faces pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy charge. and the company has assigned a Utilities, Inc., parent of the sophisticated gas-leak detec President Nixon has accepted Magruder^looking tanned and also plleged that Herbert L. the resignation of Robert W. Lewiston Gas Light Co., said tion truck full-time to patrol SOL R. EOHEN re-election, incumbent Director constables, also has decided not fit after a European vacationn Porter, former scheduling his firm has been “spending Lewiston’s streets. Fri as deputy administrator of Herald Reporter James Farr, a former to seek re-election. With, his family, entered his director for the campaign com money with a vengence since “We’ve spent more than the Environmental Protection The Reflublican slate of can Manchester mayor; and incum Berte said the news of the in- guilty plea during a brief mittee, lied on the witness bent school board members last August” to repair the $250,000 on that system since Agency and said he would didates for local office to be cumbents’ plans “were appearance ’Thursday in U.S. stand at the Watergate trial. Robert Spillane and M. Philip system. He estimates the job4s last summer, and about 60 per nominate John R. Quarles Jr. to offered Manchester voters Nov. received with regret” Thursday District Court. He also Porter, along with Magruder, succeed him. Susag have announced they about 60 per cent complete. cent of it has already been 6 will contain only one incum night, when the GOP executive acknowledged he had agreed to had admitted during testimony won’t seek re-election. Summer It was after the 1972 explosion sealed and re-clamped,” said Quarles, 38, who has been bent for the Board of Directors board, sitting as a nominating be a government witness in'any before the Senate Watergate Spillane’s three-year term that fire department crews Michael S. Del Camp, Northern assistant administrator of the — Vivian Ferguson — and none committee, met to prepare a future Watergate trials. committee that he had lied in expires this November and Magruder waived his right to began checking gas leak leveb Utilities vice president of a g e n c y sin c e 1971 w as for the Board of Education, slate of candidates. The board an effort to cover up in- Nights Susag’s in November 1974. ^have his case considered by the throughout the city. operations. designated by the President to GOP Town Chairman A. Paul accepted the recommendations volvementt of presidential In addition, Martin Foley, one grand jury and pleaded to an in “That was when we really got Since Del Camp took over last serve as acting administrator Berte revealed today. campaign aides in the June 17, frightened,” said former hbyor until the Senate conflrms the He said that, in addition to in of three Republican incumbent (See Page Twenty) formation filed by the special 1972, Watergate break-in. August, the utility has set up prosecutor’s office. It charged A Manchester is a lively place Robert W. Clifford, now a state nomination of Russell Train to cumbent Director Charles A spokesman for the more than 200 points at which it him with conspiracy to wiretap, on a summer night. Sports senator. “We found gas all over head the agency. McKenzie, who announced last prosecutor’s office declined to pours the sealer into the to obstruct justice and to enthusiasts keep busy under the city because the joints were system. Fri had been acting ad-<, month he is not a candidate for comment when asked if Porter ministrator since April 30. defraud the United States. lights at ball fields and had agreed to cooperate with He was the second former the government. courts. In the top photo, Water Main presidential campaign aide who golfers keep in shape at a agreed to cooperate with the chip and putt course. The government. Frederick C. photo below it shows people LaRue pleaded guilty to a Step Up who need a little less elbow Subterranian Gym nastics Capsules Breaks am single conspiracy charge June 27. 0 room amusing themselves Attacks Jimmy Oliver, hoists Peter Laurazano from a hole leading to a gas line. The men, employed The charge carries a at a miniature golf course. The wooden main which ’The apparent low bidder for by the Ford, Bacon and Davis Construction Co. of South Windsor, were molding material brings water from the Roaring the installation of new pipe is A. maximum penalty of five years SAIGON (AP) — Communist The onlookers in the photo at around a leaky pipe on Main St. (Herald photo by Klemens) Buses Recalled Brook Reservoir in Glaston Dzen of Manchester with a bid in prison and a $10,000 fine. forces have stepped up probing left are Brent, Laurie, and of $64,011. His bjd was one of There is no minimum penalty. attacks on the outer western I • PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - bury to the Manchester system Curtis Bonnema of 25 Apple five opened Wednesday. ’The The details filed by the and southern defense line of General Motors is recalling 3,- was ruptured again this mor Orchard Lane, South Wind highest bid was $85,773. prosecutors in support of their Hue, the South Vietnamese 915 buses to replace a power ning by construction crews and Nipcon Feared Prolonged Hearings Since the road improvement conspiracy charge against the military command said today. sor. The town’s lighted ten steering bracket and bolt. town workers were draining the line in preparation for repairing in Glastonbury is a state 38-year-old Magruder, former More than 300 mortar rounds G nis courts, bottom photo, GM said the bracket might it. project, the state will pay half deputy director of the Nixon were fired ’Thursday night at in also get plenty of use. develop a crack or separation the cost of the pipe installation. reel^tion committee, hinted at fantry and airborne units guar (Herald photos by Pinto) c which could result in steering The main was shattered nine GHRYSANTHEMUM Bids are being reviewed and the cases the government is ding the approaches of the If You Only Do Detailed Watergate loss but added that no accidents days ago and a repair was com Fill in those empty spots and spaces now. contract has not yet been developing. former imperial capital on the or injuries have been reported pleted within 12 hours. The awarded. One act described as part of coast 400 miles north of Saigon, as a result of the defect. town put into operation wells at ALL COLORS, IN BUD, MARKED. The wood pipe is 18 inches in the conspiracy to obstruct the command said. One Thing For GM said no school buses were Love Lane and at Charter Oak Statement Junked diameter and the replacement justice was "that certain co Ground assaults followed on R ot. n .2 5 sow OHIT included in the recall, which in St. to boost the pressure in the system. will be 24 inches. Eventually conspirators would misrepre several government positions, WASHINGTON (AP) - the scandal staining his ad than his television speech. volves buses on short runs as Your Lawn Public Works Director Jay the town hopes to replace the sent that the Central but only one South Vietnamese President Nixon junked a ministration. Nixon conceded that it “does well as intercity buses. Giles said this morning’s break entire five-mile length of the Intelligence Agency had an in soldier was killed and four were, voluminous Watergate state “He’s already answered the not answer many of the conten- occurred about a mile from the main. terest in limiting the in wounded, the conunand said. This Fall; ment because he feared it questions,” one White House of tions raised during the reservoir. The flow was shut off Those most directly affected vestigation.” In Phnom Penh, meanwhile, would prolong the Senate in ficial declare as he pounded Watergate hearings.” Admiral Dies at the reservoir and the line by the break in the line are the Magruder was not specifical the Cambodian command said vestigating committee’s his fist on texts of the “The facts are complicated, Feed h i WASHINGTON (AP) - Adm. permitted to drain. 250 Glastonbury customers ly listed as being among those activity by antigoverment televised hearings, sources President’s Wednesday night’s and the evidence conflicting,” Arthur W. Radford, chairman Giles said it would be difficult served the Water Department un-named co-conspirators. forces had dropped sharply in report. speech and statement and his he told the nation. "It would not Food It OMontial to all living things of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in to say how bad the break is and of Manchester. ’The government information the last 24 hours. The sources, who are in a previous May 22 and April 30 be right for me to try to sort out ...and your lawn Is no excopHonl the Eisenhower'administration, how long it would take to put position to know the President’s Watergate responses. the evidence, to rebut specific died today, the Pentagon an the line back into operation. thinking, also said Nixon has no The P re sid e n t’s la te st witnesses, or pronounce my nounced. The wooden main was built intention of expanding on his written statement was 2,800 own judgments^ about their 3 Radford, 77, served as JCS by Cheney Bros, in 1920 and was BUY wm OMIY $ 3 .a i most recent statements about words, considerably shorter credibility.” chairman from 1953 to 1957, acquired by the town when it MLADIDMS , The White House sources Food Shortages, Costs N O W O N LY when he retired. bought the water system. A r psb. M Miasl NWIillG gave another reason why the A spokesman said he died of span of 1,000 feet of it is Exme; nowM, couNnu President decided not to give a cancer at the National Naval scheduled to be replaced with lht$3J5 IMSIinS detailed, point by point rebuttal to pmk at wli Hkr. unMS, Medical Center in Bethesda, modern pipe in connection with Hit School Lunches lEIMUl, Fltnu. HIMTIK, and analysis. Sheriff Searches Md. the road construction project in FRMtt, m H MJS •3.95 If he had, they said, the A bill before Congress may Glastonbury bn which the crews HARTFORD (AP) - said Ann Tolman, a consultant START YOUR FALL FEEDMG Senate Committee would have Thousands of Connecticut increase t|ie subsidy two cents with the child nutrition N O W O N LY Vow To Fight were working when they struck For Additional begun an extensive examina the line last Wednesday and school children” will need for every’ meal and five cents program in the state Depart AND SEEDRK NOW! SAVE WORK A MULCH SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - tion of Nixon’s account, again this morning. another nickel or dime to pay for every free meal. But even ment of Education. NOWNITNFliRARK! Striking truckers and their **rmitates Nature** digesting it in the televised Ironically the first accident for hot lunches this fall. with these increases, school of "In most schools, the milk hearings Nixon would like shut families stood guard over their ficials say it will be difficult to SCOTTS TURF-WILOfll 19 kill hr odY $24JS Murder Victims occurred at one end of thel,000- For some poor children, there will go up from five to nine •2.95 off. trucks in fields across Chile may be no hot lunch at all. hold the line of prices. cents for a half-pint,” she said. foot span and today’s occurred 10.000 sq. ft. $10.45 today, vowing to fight if the “They would have gone on at the other, according to Giles. Faced with shortages of some Because of cutbacks in Milk purchased with meals is 6UENFIELO WINTBIFEEO HOUSTON (AP) — The Galveston County sheriff plans army tries to take over their and on and on, they would keep Today’s break was at a point foods, cutbacks in f^eral funds federal Model Cities programs, still subsidized but students to search a stretch of beach today for graves of more vehicles and end the 22-day-old 10.000 sq. ft. $8.45 moving over the same ground close to the edge of Hebron and skyrocketing prices, school 1,400 children in Bridgeport who want an extra milk also rasuB ~
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. M*WCHESrER EVENING HERALD. Om., FH,, A|» 17. m - .ni... Ifianchffitrr iEur^utn^ HrralJj Newsprint Industry i , International Regional Energy Policy Advocated Founded OcL 1881 Foresees Bleak Future t D C* T /An\ a# tnA KfomA __* _ 1_ - BRUNDELL, P.E.I. (AP) - Governor. Kenneth M. Curtis the Maine, New Brunswick of the Dalhousie University Published by Manchester Publishing VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) - rising newsprint demand, up 5.3 The eastern Canadian premiers will call tee first meeting. boundary is located off Machias ment with New England buying Subscribers who fail to receive their The demand for newsprint is per cent so far this year. Law School at Halifax. energy crisis, citing the recent Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. and tee New England governors The committee will be asked Island near Washington County, Ely and Harrison urged a and Canada selling, and not a approval of a nuclear power newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 outstripping the supply and tee But no new newsprint Maine. two-way street. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). have taken a first shep towards to report back to tee governors hard line by the two areas in plant site by a selection rom- p.m. should telephone the circulation future for newsprint consumers machines are being built in alleviating the growing energy and premiers within six After tee closed session, New Hampshire Governor Published every evening except Sun departm ent, 647-9946. is gl6omy, says tee president of North America and none are promoting themselves as a mittee and his efforts to attract shortage in the Northeastern . months. newsman were briefed by single re^on for energy needs, Meldrim Thomson Jr. said his days and holidays. Entered at the MacMillan Bloedel, Canada’s planned bebause the business is United States. Connecticut (governor ’Thomas state is moving to meet the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The panel is to serve as a forcing a breakdown in federal Stete' Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se largest forest company. considered a poor sector in Although a resolution ap clearing house for information J. Meskill and Alexander B. Member of The Associated Press President Denis Timmis says which to invest money on new import-export restriction by cond Class Mail Matter. proved by the 11 state and relating to all types of energy Campbell, the premier of bote nations. the future holds higher production. provencial officials ’Thursday supplies and needs in both Prince Edward Island bote said Burl L. Lyons, Publisher newspaper prices and higher Newprint prices are rising, The two advisora said Canada The Manchester. Publishing Co. called for a “two-way street” in rreas. In addition, data will be tee meeting 'was beneficial to is gaining an upper hand in at advertising rates across but production costs are assumes no financial responsibility for meeting energy needs, tee six- exchanged on environmental each side, and conducted in a Canada. reducing profit, said Timmis. tracting new energy facilities typographical errors appearing in adver state New Enf^and region is problems and the ways teey can cordial atmosphere. by relaxing environmental con Subscription Rates “We are turning people away For example, mill labor costs seen as the consumer the be minimized. “I do not see this Brudnell tisements and other reading matter in are expected to rise 13 per cent trols and offering economic in Payable in Advance every day,” Timmis said in a eastern Canadian provinces as The. Canadian and United conference as a flash in tee pan centives. The Manchester Evening Herald. recent interview. this year and mill go^s and One M onth...... ^ .2 5 tee seller. States governments will be or an opportunity for just a They claimed energy projects Display advertising closing hours, services are expect^ to rise “Some of teem are actually During a three-hour closed- urged to permit “tee freest social gathering,” said are driven away from New Single C opy...... 15( six per cent. three full days prior to publication. weeping, but there’s nothing we door session here, the gover possible marketing and Campbell. England by a strong en By Carrier, Weekly...... 75^ The uncertainty of the Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon nor anyone else in tee industry nors and premiers laid tee transportation of energy The conference, he continued, vironmental movement and One Y e a r...... $39.00 market is above ail bothering prior to day of publication; 12 noon can (to. Every mill in Norte ground work for eventually supplies between tee regions.” “has recognized the inter recommended that the two tee producers. ’Three New York Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and America is already running as making northeastern' North consistent with tee national dependence between the regions work together to stan newspapers alone use nearly a Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. close to capacity as possible.” America a single region for security of bote governments. eastern Canadian region and dardize environmental controls million tons of newsprint a His company operates eight energy planning. Bote governments also are tee New England region in a and economic incentives. year, about 7.7 per cent of the newsprint machines in British A permanent energy advisory being asked to resolve as soon certain number of areas. Not all of tee conference par Columbia and co-owns two entire North American committee was created on as possible any boundary dis The governors and premiers ticipants appeared happy with newsprint capacity. machines in St. John, N.B. which each province and state putes between the two nations. based their resolution on a 30- the agreement promoted by Newsprint Shortage The current economic boom, A strike involving these three will be represented. Committee That will include offshore page report prepared by Meskill and Campbell. inflation and increasing de would tip tee supply and de members will be named 1^ petroleum exploration and Richard B. Ely III, of tee New Nova Scotia Premier Gerald mand from developing nations mand scales and the newsprint their repspective governments fishing rights, as well as tee England Energy Policy Staff, A. Regan said it was a clear are some of tee causes for tee market would plunge. prior to ()ctober 1 when Maine more specific issue of where and Prof. Rowland J. Harrison, case of a buyer-seller agree The Herald, like most newspapers, some editions of The Herald will be is experiencing a shortage of smaller in size, in order to conserve newsprint, the commodity upon which newsprint. We shall appreciate your your newspaper is printed. understanding. All three of our major newsprint suppliers have informed us we must The newsprint industry has been hit take a 15 per cent reduction in our ton hard by the lack of wood pulp, strikes nage contract agreements. at various mills, coupled with out Our suppliers have told us the shor moded plant and equipment and the tage will exist through the end of the heavy demand for newsprint. The PARKADESHOP THE PARKADE SUPER MERCHANTS ON THIS PAGE FOR THE SATURDAYS BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK year and perhaps early into the new product is also commanding a better Sweet Alyssum In Munro Park. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) year. price overseas than it is in this coun The result is that in the future. try. OPEN SUNDAY! The Innocent 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Capital Fare Pedigreed MUSIC LOVERS LOOK MINI-POODLES Big Step For Air Safety Bystander Andrew Tally 8 Track U.S. RECORDS Regular ■ — Values MAJOR LABEL Art Hoppe .V* > For the past couple of decades, one aircraft from another with regard Some ^SporV to $119 SALE Stereo Record radar has been a primary tool for to altitude as well as direction. LP separating traffic in the air. Tapes A new regulation which went into side chance that anti-blackout hearings was Walter Kennedy Mo4t Colors - Toys - Miniaturss Albums Becau^sQiny sizable target in the Spiro Becomes A Team Player Wa sh in g t o n - n congress effect on July 20, 1973, will establish can resist its instinctive legislation could become the commissioner of the National Scene: The locker room of into those Senators and muddy ®**®'** ■ CoHIss - Schauzors - sky reflecra some of the energy by stages over the next two years the tendency to go chicken, the law of tee land before the pro Basketball Association, who $ 0 9 9 the Skewer University teem up. And while a lot of us Y o ^ ir a Tarriara - Silky Tarriars ^ 8coMas - beamed out into space during a radar flagrant monopolists of the football season opens Sept. 16. told the subcommittee $ ^ 7 8 need for transponders and automatic Plumbers. It’s half time in their may get hurt, like tight end Garin Tarrias - Lhasa Apso. All pupplas ara National Football League next It would require President Congress had no business transmitter’s antenna sweep this altitude reporting equipment in cer bitter battle against their arch Haldeman and running guard Nixon’s signature, but since meddling in NBA business. Sup ragistarad and sold with haalth gusrantaa. Ehrlichman who are already month will be shorn a t their Jazz, folk, rock, Inatru- reflection can be shown on the radar- cross-town rivals, the Fighting veto power over the televising there are more sports fan than porters of the blackout bills tain designated airspace. After July 1, Senators. out for tee season, we’re going pro club owners, a Nixon veto is “should not assume'that they GS mantala, vocals, country- scope as a blip of light. With a grid of home games. PvMSVMB 8W7 S78MB waslan, moral 197(5, only transponder-equipped air The Plumbers ace quarter to sock it to ’em! virtually unthinkable. With know better what is good for tee MXED c : ^ superirpposed on the scope, there is no back, Nick Dixon, is giving the Spiro: Go get ’em, Nick! A bill sponsored by Sen. John Watergate still in tee news, professional sports business craft will be permitted in all con Gosh,.what courage! BREEDS problem about locating the target team a pep t^lk as a talL Pastore, D-R.I., already has Nixon is not about to alienate than do tee owners, whose in trolled airspace and terminal control broadshouldered player rushes Nick: No, you go get ’em, been reported out unanimously any more constituents. vestment is at stake,” Kennedy A swinging set horizontally from the radar station. areas of.the 48 adjacent states and the eagerly in. Spii;o. Being somewhat by the Senate Commerce Com told the subcoinmittee. Nick: We may be riddled with hampered by injhrles. I’m sen mittee, and hearings by a This brought a sniff from When few aircraft are in the area, ’The legislation would apply to PET CENTER New from Jubilee. 1 r-jewel bracelet watches at District of Columbia. injuries, gang, and we may be ding you in for me to grab all House Communications sub Chairman Macdonald. He all professional sports, but it budget pricSs. Produced by VWttnauer, world traffic separation is simple. But when behind 42 to nothing, but let me the headlined you can. I’ll stay committee will enter the home At the present time, there are ap would hit the NFL hardest suggested that the NBA “could COME IN AND renowned for quality, accuracy and styling. Only the traffic is heavy and consists of a say this about that...Wait a in the background, while you stretch in September. Pastore’s not call itself a very astute k m proximately 60,000 general aviation'^ because it would ban blackouts two m odels shown, but we have a wide selection minute, who’s this new guy who take the glory. bill would prohibit blackouts if organization” when only three mixture of aircraft with many only of network-televised at these low, low prices. Com e see them soon. transponders in use which can be just came in? Spiro (emotionally):) Now 1 a sports event is sold out 48 games, and all the NFL’s of its 17 clubs are making IBROWSE... different speeds and degrees of adapted to altitude reporting capabili Spiro: It’s me, Nick. Your know what it means to be a hours before game time. An brawls are shown under a profit. sophistication, safe separation can back up quarterback, Spiro. team player, Nicki identical bill, sponsored by an network contract. Macdonald spoke to the heart SATURDAY Come In whan you ty, at a cost ranging from $600 to $2,- Don’t you recognize me? Nick (clapping him on tee old Harvard football player. Still, other sports magnates of the matter. Professional hava lota of Uma — become a difficult chore — for the 500, the agency estimates. Nick: Sorry, Spiro. It’s been a back) r Good. Now go out there, Rep. Torbie Macdonald, D- have seen the handwriting on sports probably could not SPECIAL! PARKADE pilot as well as for the ground con long time. Where have you been Spiro, and win this one for the Mass., is considered a shoo-in. tee wall. In fact, the most prosper without the money it for thara’a mora to Of the 137,000 active civil aircraft in , old gypper. Harvaat HIM, DisUHad troller. keeping yourself? Indeed, there seems an out arrogant witness at House gets from TV. That dough NATURAL HEALTH the United States today, some 41,000 saa than you can Spiro: I’ve been holding out makes it possible for pro team LONDON M On July 2, 1975, however, “a nev^ ■"are used in a manner that would on contractor negotiations, owners to pay star players as FOOD SHOPPE imagina. era in air traffic control will begin,” Nick. But I was hoping maybe much as $2M,000 a year or DRY GIN'™' MANCHESTER necessitate installation of altitude you could use me now. more. Asked how many NFL c the Federal Aviation Administration reporting transponders after July 1, Nick (frowning): Frankly, teams could survive .financially ttoaion...... 1 0 .1 2 PARKADE has announced. Inside 1 VITAMIN SALE! TUCKED INTO A Spiro, the reason we didn’t call 1975. Another 25,000 units might be without the $1.5 million each Q u a r t ...... 5 . 1 1 On that date, more than 100 ter you up from the bush league gets from the TV pot, NFL CORNER, THIS NEW acquired by aircraft operators on a before is that you just weren’t a Commissioner Pete Rozelle Fifth ...... 4.14 1 VITAMIN-E “OLD STORE** WITHIN-A-8T0RE 18 LIKE minals and 20 FAA enroute air traffic ' team player. replied bluntly, “’Zap!” I Natural mixed toeopharole. Graatar voluntary basis. A 8TEP BACK TO YE8TERYEAR - COME control centers will be equipped to Spiro (hurt): Gosh, Nick, I Report Very well. But once again tee Harvaat HM, SO Proof labeorptlon. was one of the best party question is whether any private 1 100 Capa - Rag. $3.30 ROAM THROUGH...YOU*LL BE automatically interrogate and track Operations at the vast majority of linebackers in the business. business may, in effect, own VODKA DELIGHTED WITH WHAT YOU aircraft utilizing radar beacon thd nation’s 11,000 airports serving Remember last year when I Rowland Evans and Robert Novak MCK-TO-SCHOOL EARLY BIRD and operate airwaves teat are % G a llo n ...... 9.24 DI8COVER. general aviation will be little helped you beat the McGovern 1 public property. ’The lords of 1 $ i9 9 transponders with altitude reporting P COUPON ^ I " coIupon""! Pinkoes 521-17? We really sports have a valid point when Q u a r t s ...... 4.69 1 SA LE . 1 capability. affected, says the FAA. But as the poured it on. Nixon, Cox And ITT they argue their right to protect "Ufa aceapf M l i THERMOS ■ ■ 300 S H E E T “The effect of this new equipment altitude reporting transponder comes Nick: I know, Spiro. But all WASHINCITON - Investiga their game receipts from TV Yfsft Our Naw Arf Oaf/ary - Many Ortglnala through this exhibition season, it could prove critical to the M aatsr CndH Card*" on air traffic separation is expected to into widespread use,' the cost of the tion of tee ITT affair by special criminating documents listed competition, but once a game is I LUNCHKIT ! ! HLLER PAPER while we were getting our noses prosecutor Archibald Cox has by Colson. Of six in- ITT case. a sellout that competition 1 CHEWABLE ’■ NMtunbrMkabl*TlwnnMbettl«l 1 a kiehidad. | ■ Reg. 89$ be nearly as dramatic as the inception equipment is expected to fall to a ground in the dirt, you were the advanced so far that some of tragovemmental memoranda Furthermore, tee ITT case, ceases to exist. In tee NFL, only guy who had a spotlessly by tracing political influence 1 VITAMIN-C I Reg. 3.79 | | of radar itself, over 30 years ago,” figure that will make it a very the incriminating memoranda that (Tolson warned might tie only a few teams fqil to play to I Natural Roaa HIpe, 300 mg. bam'0 Apple clean uniform. were in his hands when their over antitrust policy to high packed bouses every time teey desirable add-on to every safety- tee White House to the ITT af M arvestII says the agency’s publication. Avia Spiro: I know, Nick. I know, existence was first revealed by fair, at least two — and possibly places in the administration take the field. minded pilot. Nick. I guess I kind of kept and possibly the Oval Officb, GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES $ 0 2 9 I I tion News. the Senate Watergate com more — are believed in Cox’s This happy situation is,^on- 1 $198 I WHh This Coupon myself above the rough and poses a threat to Mr. Nixon trived by the season ticket MANCHESTES FASKAOE.MANCHISTEK Any aircraft with automatic “The general use of altitude repor mittee. possession. 1 Reg. 2.65. 1 I WHh Thto Coupon | ! (SAVE 408) tumble. But I’ve learned my Moreover, Cox is pressing a Seeking more evidence, (Tox potentially greater than racket. ’The clubs attempt — altitude reporting equipment will be ting transponders in virtually all of lesson. Look at me now! reluctant White House to for weeks privately requested Watergate. and usually succeed — to sell all ^ (SAVE $1.50) I I tracked automatically on radar from the nation’s busier airspace is (proudly) I’ve got as much mud release its secret ITT file. ITT documents held by Fred This partially explains why their tickets for all their games on me as the rest of you. Whether or not that succeeds, the White House senior staff, months before the season ______P A R k A D E _____ I m k expected to usher in an age of un Fielding, deputy White House the moment it enters a controller’s Nick: By golly, Spiro, you’re Cox has sufficient evidence to counsel. As in many other while dismissing the Ervin opens. Again with few excep sector. Its identification number will paralleled flight safety, virtually right! What do you say, gang? I seek indictments of hi^-level requests for papers. White committee as bombling its par tions, there are no tickets left “We Saue think he’s one of us now. tisan onslaught against the for the average fan who for V j apipear alongside the position symbol, eliminating the potential for a tragic figures, including former Atty. House special counsel Fred You Money" Spiro: (choking up as his Gen. John Mitchell. What’s Buzhardt did not say yes or no, President, worries about (Tox. economic reasons must pick together with altitude and air speed general aviation-air carrier type of formerly aloof team mates more, evidence showing but stalled. Frustrated, (Tox Mr. Nixon’s top advisers would and choose the games he would data. The controller will be able to tell midair collision,” says Aviation cluster around to shake his political influence in antitrust went public July 27, demanding have preferred that tee special attend. In Washington, blocks hand): (Tosh, it’s good to be a prosecutor limit himself to tee of 200 and even 500 tickets are News. decisions will come perilously the Fielding file (which at a glance the relative distances of member of the team once close to President Nixon. received little ^attention amid narrow confines of Watergate controlled by big corporations. again, (getting hold of himself) Sen. Sam Ervin’s Watergate the uproar over White House and finish his business quickly. If you're an important politi The Step Saver! But tell me, Nick. What went hearings may indeed turn out tape recordings). Instead, Cox operates on a wide cian or society folks, you're in^ Saturday wrong in the first half? Did you less important than the special In tee eyes of White House horizon: illegal political con One obscure gin mill operator call tee right plays? prosecutor’s ITT investigation. lawyers, Cox’s informal, de tributions, political dirty tricks, owns 200 season tickets, which Nick (with dignity): What I Whereas senior aides at the mand for tee Fielding file poses tee Plunibers unit and ITT. He he doles out to people like cops Co. Ft Compact Spectacular say in tee huddle, Spiro, is a will be around for years. and ward heelers who can do , Today in History White House believe Ervin’s fuzzier problems than his sub Rnngcfiior/iraozor am i matter of quarterback threat has subsided, they fear Nor is there much chance Cox him the most good. poena for tee celebrated tapes. • M WidSiFraaMr SUMMER ROUNDUP SALE! Today is Friday, Aug. 17, the privilege. And while tee tape tee breadth, intensity and dura To flatly refuse tee Fielding file will resign because of White “It seems to me that the NFL • PwhaaBanDahoat In 1943, Allied forces gained Today \s recordings in my shoulder pads House non-cooperation (“It will is getting more monopolistic 229th day of 1973. There are 136 complete control in Sicily. tion of (Tox’s expanding opera would seemingly contradict Mr. • Oaap Osar Shehwe ThouMfids of shoes gathered from all Kofsky*a days left in the year. Thought would fully exonerate me, I will tion. Nixon’s May SQ pledge not to take a crowbar to pry Archie .than the broadcasters," says • A d I w iM a C o m Cw urol In 1945, loanee’s nrovisional never release teem to Umpire Nowhere is tee danger to a out of here,” says a friend). Macdonald. "They've been • N S W M B iVa s a ta b la tk i BOYS’ WINTER JACKETS •toraa for this one big Summer Wrap-up Sale Today’s highlight in history: President Charles De Gaulle claim executive privilege • MagaaOeDoarSaal ■ Ctox or those Senators. After all, beleaguered President greater “concerning possible criminal Thus, hot-headed middle-level living so high on tee hog that On this date in 1914, Germany commuted the death sentence Our frustration level as a • Claaaa laaSy Many famous brandal it isn’t whether you win or than in Cox’s probe of how a conduct.” aides at the White House they don't sell tickets anymore >SSda Out Shalvaa delared war on Russia at the of collaborator Henri Petain to society is high. & NYLON SKI PARKAS beginning of World War I. lose... government antitrust suit Consequently, a key presiden threaten that the President — they award than.” • LavaSnn Laos life imprisonment. We have no reason for may have to fire Cox even if. On this date- Spiro (helpfully): It’s how far against tee merger of tee Inter- tial assistant informed us, tee Yet. one of those unpleasant, Ten years ago: A ferry boat despair, in spite of the many that also means firing his spon anonymous “spokesmen" for Orig. 25.00 A 28.00 In 1648, Oliver Cromwell you kick your helmet? natiohal Telephone and Fielding file is not tee same as sank in the East Qiina Sea off prophets of doom. sor, Atty. Gen. Elliot Richard pro football recently announced »5-*7-*9-*ll-*13 defeated Royalists under the Nick: It’s how you go down in , Telegraph Corp. ( n j ) with tee the tapes and no decision has Okinawa, leaving 128 persons We are not a mind-controlled history. Now here’s my game son. that the football fan was Duke of Hamilton at the battle Hartford Fire Insurance Co. yet been made to claim dead or missing. society, but rather society is plan for tee second half..... was blocked. Alteou^ Cox is Senior presidential aides re “spoiled. " Retorted Mac of Preston, England. Five years ago: Georgia Gov. executive privilege. (Contrary to controlled by our minds. Spiro: You going to go for tee tight-lipped. Justice Depart vridespread fears, he added, the sent such wild talk. Cox is too donald. “I suggest it is tee NFL In 1786, the hero of the Lester Maddox announced that It is time for us, in whatever dangerous to be dispensed with which is spoiled. It wants filled Children’s Shoes Alamo, Davey Crockett, was bomb? ment sources believe he is not Fielding file still exists and.was OPEN he was a candidate for the sniall way we know, to set our by simply sacking him. But stadia, lucrative network TT,., Al WA BUY ftITTfP Af 12.99 bom in Tennessee. Nick: No, tee Senators have far from-going to tee grand not fed to the White House V:\ MON.- Democratic nomination for rniiids and hearts to the things cut off teat play. But hear what jury. they are deeply uneasy as the television contracts and the Thick set corduroy. Rugged nylon. Great styles. Machins •3.i6-^9 In 1863, federal batteries and President. paper shredder. of God and His teachings. our rooting section, The Actually, Cox was not aware Although Cox believes tee creWcut professor from Har right to black out its home AF^PLIANCiS' FRI. 1 0 -t washable. Sizes 8 to 20 in the group. ships bombarded Fort Sumter One year ago: General - - J f - Submitted by Plumbers’ Fiends, are chan of, the March 30, 1972, White House tapes may prove vard pokes into hidden comers games." Macdonald might have BBRN/B'S SAT. 10-6 in Charleston harbor during the Motors yielded to White House Men’e Shoes Ronald J. Fournier ting out there? memorandum by (diaries W. inconclusive and not imperative of the Nixon White House. The noted that in most cities those civil war. pressure and trimmed a stadia have been built and are Emanuel Lutheran Spiro: De-fense! De-fense! Colson, then Whito House to prosecution of the Watergate fact that he now has secret In 1940, Germany announced proposed $90 price increase on supported by the taxes of plain Church Great idea, Nick. special counsel, unveiled by the case, the Fielding file may well papers about ITT and is deman * 10-* 14-*18 a total blockade of Britain in 1973-model cars to |S9. citizens who are barred from Nick: No, we’re going on tee Ervin committee. But he was contain the missing papers ding still more fully justifies World War H. the premises. Some “sport." offensive. We’re going to slam well aware of some of tee in described by Colson. ’Iberefore, that unease. - o ( 4 f p a g e six MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri., Aug, 17, 1973 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, ManchMter, (Conn., Fri.‘, Aug, vf, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN. About Town Energy Study Rus&ian Visitors Surprise Maine Farmer im is m To Be Printed The Baby Has /J Eugene Brewer, minister of /Members of the Women’s CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — the Church of Christ, will con Gub of Manchester, wto s(|w A 15-20 volume report from the duct a service Stmday at 6:45 and wish^to partidpate in the ■!r): CANAAN, Maine (AP) — Ford Foundation’s Energy a.m. on radio stetion WINF. Gennadiy Shishkin, manager of “ While we were touring the “ Sew Your Own” faslto show Dairyman Jack Hicks was terested. Maybe it will put Policy Project will be published “The progriun is qwnsored by at the September meethig are the Tass News Agency’s New barn, my neighbor Oiher Holt “ right between milkings” some national attention on our 0 during tee first half of next year the Manchester Area remindod to contact Mrs. J. York office and Tass reporter drove up and walked right into Been Named Thursday when two Russian Harry Freeman. problems,” he said. 1 by Ballinger Publishing Co., a Conference of Churches and the Larry Cochran, 5S Meadow the Russians,” Hicks said. jS spokesman said Thursday. newsmen and their wives “ I was right in tee middle of The Soviet newsmen, he said Manchester Area Clergy Lane, by Aug. 31. “ Boy, his eyes got so big when •^ The 23.5 million year-long arrived at his dairy farm for a my work when they arrived- were interested in farm Association. ooDGmnoNs he met them. & study of tee energy crisis was Skunks are unduly maligned. reared up on its hind feet and visit. still milking cows. So I shut problems and asked a lot of “ One of my neighbors said he » conducted for the project by They have a very efficient gave a few ■ hops backward “ I had to shut down my down and talked with teem. questions about dairying. had butterflies in his stomach “ But I could tell they were § academic and professional Lanon, Gunnar Philip III, son of Gunnar Jr. and Janice means of self defense but while the front feet were machine and leave four cows “ Then we walked through tee waiting for the Russians to city folks because they looked researchers throughout the Dubiel Larson of 20 McKee St. He was bom Aug. 5 at Hartford reserve it for a last resort. stirring up a commotion in tee unmilked when they arrived,” barns, tee yard and teen they TAR GAX£lC«V come, but they were just so at one of my heifers (a calf) country, including Herbert HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -PyCLAyaPOLlAN- Q.C.^has never seen or heard dry leaves. After another pause the 47-year-oId bachelor said. looked over my herd,” he said. Alin friendly and nice they made us and asked me how long it would Hollomon of tee Massachusetts Dubiel of 20 McKee St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Your Dolly AelrrHy Guidt yc USRA of 8 skunk engaging in any offen it crept slowly ahead about half Hicks invited an agricultural “ They steyed maybe an hour feel right to home.” HAK.11 ir.ujtfy be before I could milk her.” Institute of Technology Center Mrs. Gunnar Larson of 42 Ludlow Rd. He has a sister. Courtney, I' According 1o Iho Sian, '' sive action. If not molested the distance to that mysterious attache from the Soviet em and didn’t even sit down once, *AKK. » i Hicks, who said he’s been Hicks admitted the attention for Policy Alternatives, Hen To develop message for Saturday, skunks are so unsuspicious they thing that had landed ahead of bassy to visit his farm in an ef even though I invited teem into running his dairy farm at a read words corrnpMxIing to numbers 2-8-21- 2 6 ^ he wanted and is getting hurts drik S. Houthakker and Dale W. '29-43eoei 53A7-69 ;J}seem^ friendly or at least it. fort to focus some attention on tee house.” deficit for four years now, has Carr, David Evan, son of Harry K. and Nancy Phares Carr of of your Zodiac birth siga ; ■’* fearless. his farming. Jorgenson of Harvard Universi TAUIUS SCORPIO the plight of small dairy Several other dairymen from become spokesman for a group 40 Cobum Rd. He was born July 31 at Manchester Memorial amum I You 31 Hov* 61 Needed “ I’ll be glad when things ty- 2Thtft'» 32 Relatives 62 Distress per. 23 i “One lived under our porch for ; farmers. He said he turned to neighboring farms in this of Canaan-area dairymen iJriHAYio 3 Your This was repeated three quiet down around here so I can The report will cover energy HospiUl. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs Anthony 33Moy 63 New NOT. 21 ! a long time. It had so much the Russians for help after Somerset County town also met trying to get better milk prices E. Phares of Hamilton, (Miio. His paternal grandmother is Mrs \ 4-14-25-30 4 Visit 34 Your 64ElMrical times each time getting closer get back on a normal routine usage relating to various /45-57-S2 SArt 35 Upward 65 Equipment 34-363640^ white fur teat it was visible at being frustrated in getting , with the Soviet newsmen at the at the farm level. Dorothea Carr of Cincinnati, Ohio. He has three brothers, 6 Froodom 36 Intuitiv* 4MM0 to the object. Tten it walked again,” he said. lifestyles, the effects of produc OSMINI 66 Are i;., night so we could avoid step- assistance from his own Hicks farm and discussed tee “ I don’t think the Russians Michael, 21, Harry, 12, and Anthony 8; and seven sisters, Cheryl 70n 37 Some 67 Be SAOTTAUUS slowly to it and smelled all over “ There’s still feed carts to fill tion and use of energy on the > HAY It SNMd 38 Perceptions 68Se«< .p ping on or ^(umbling over it. government. general economics of dairy far will be able to help us, but their HOT. tee thing. Apparently satisfied and cows to milk. And there’s quality of life, comparison of 19, Patricia, 18, Nancy, 16, Jennifer, 14, Mary, 13, Christine, 9’ 9RrfuH 39 Be 69Lov^ ■ That Would probably have been He identified his guests as ming in Maine. visit here shows someone is in- and Carolyn, 5. lOTht 40 Should 70 Electrical DtC. • misunderstood and would have there was no danger, the skunk always manure to shovel.” past and current energy costs to 41-48-51-55 IIM oy 41 Buy 71 If consumers, the effects of the /61-70-72 l2Bocomo 42 Rushed 72Appliane*t 58434441^ . r resulted' in an unpleasant went on his way and dis 13Cultivato 43 An 71-73-77 demand for energy on foreign Beggio, Peter Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gino Reggio of Cook CANCII 73ltV retaliation. appeared into the stone wall. 14 Somoonc 44 Set 74 Ring CAPUCORN policy, the role of federal agen Rd., Tolland. He was bom Aug. 14 at Rockville General HospiUl. uulieti ISAAm 451s 75 The : O.C.’ passed near enough to MC. cies in energy policy decision His maternal grtuidparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Ray of tJULY n 16 Contacts 46B* 766*11 t . touch.that skunk if he had cared l7Whtn 47 Be 77 Needed JAH, making, among other topics. Point Pleasant, N.J. He has a brother, Anthony Patrick, 7- and a Va-ii-17-23 18 Surprise 48 Cutlery 78 Your 8-22-3M2ir ' t;to try, but the only time there sister, Gina ConcetU, 4. rr-t64i 19 Visitor 49 Strang 79 Good <4-783489<------1 , Was i skunk odor in tee 20 Mon SOTodoy soldi*. ISO 21 To 51 Tools 81 Dream AQUARIUS neighborhood was whe'n Tomren, Scott Christopher, son of Gerald and Kathleen JULY D 22 To 52 Interesting 82 To JAH.1» somebody’s dog got too 1.AU9.11 23 InlhMfitioi 53 And 83 Of rd. 11 Boardman Tomren of Yakima, Wash. He was bom July 25 at St 24Moy 54 Suddenly 84 0m familiar. Elizabeth HospiUl, Yakima. His maternal grandparents are Mr , ,1- 5- y-10 25 Today 55 And 85 Quarrel 18-18-2431,, . ?(15-3W-90 26 Lav* 56 In 37-3^783&^ A friend and O.C. were and Mrs. William H. Boardman of 35 Whitney Rd., Manchester 86 News V II60 27P*opl* 57 In 87 And racB crossing a pasture lot when His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Tomren of AUB.11 28 Abilities SB The 88 Success I they noticed an about half J 29Thon 59 Purchase ra. If Bremerton, Wash. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs Mrs. Robert Pasca, left, reads a prayer to Michael 89 Pace their wedding on Saturday. (Herald photo by Pinto) sm.n aOWho 60 Mood 90 Onward h a Il 20 ; grown skunk a couple rods Inal Summer Clearance! Valerie Sperry of Seattle, Wash. He has a brother, Michael Eric lacobucci and Valerie LaVigne, which she will recite at ^ 3 £ ^ .S 6 (^Adrese h It was hunting grubs and 2. - ’ V5M(ma5ar 737»«3W% ^ ins«ts. Though skunks are MSKa “"habitually night hunters they BahaH Couple To Be United also .are commonly abroad in Save OFF % OFF ( daylight. I When that little fellow noticed Boys & Jr. Boys O ve r Our Reg. 1; Our Reg. Low Prices In Unique Wedding Ceremony St Croix? St. Louis? i us moving he came right over Prices On On Entire Inventory of > to us, smelled around our shoes Summerwear 30°/c I ' ALICE EVANS Valerie and Michael, who at least two witnesses, shall and then went about his Famous Doughboy Steel Music will be provided by Patio Folding Furniture (Herald Reporter) have been friends for four each say “ We will all, verily, St. Morits? i feeding. An unusual wedding will take years, put off •marriage until abide by tee will of God.” Conrad Rothman of Vernon, Skunks are hunted and Wall Family Pools violinist; and Shelley Rothman . . . place Saturday at Wickham they could afford it and were Saturday’s ceremony has We'll do it gladly! trapped chiefly for their pelts, Redwood Furniture of Vernon and Leona Herzig of with Cold Clad Liners Park when Valerie Anne afraid to bring children into tee been planned by Valerie and which are very good quality fur. Springfield, Mass., vocalists. Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Hone^oons DELUXE SIZE 6” DECK: Umbrellas & Stands LaVigne and Michael Paul world as it is today. Their Michael and will include a Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel To some extent tee flesh is 1.69 lacobucci, both of Vernon and feelings have changed since reading from the Bible, a Miss Brenda L. 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She is planning 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5/ S a t 10-1 OjC.’s father took tee boy on I Benefit to carry a cascade bouquet of 15’ x 48” #341S Manchester, will serve as all kinds of people have,” he Pasca will give two marriage 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 9 a hunting trip to Preston'^ • Swimwear Insulated Bags By AP Newsfeatures said. yellow miniature roses. Join in 6n our Summer Savings! Our Reg. $189.00...... St. Joseph (Allege Gub of witnesses. prayers. Pasca will read tee ------^ ^ Plains. We were there over a >123 In advice to winter driv Hartford ^11 open its season Valerie, who was brought up “ We bote decided that the marriage fable and tee Baha’i weekend; no hunting on Sun 24’ X 48” #3424 Tropic Torches, Lite Sets Sept. 20 with a scholarship ers, t)r. Alden Haffner, in the Roman Catholic faith,, Baha’i faith offered tee means Marriage Tablet. days, so tee farm family were Our Rag. $290.00...... by which ali men could come >189 & Patio Candles benefit at the Coachlight member of the advisory said that she and Michael, who all ready to drive to church in Misses Dresses Girts Short Sets 24’ X 12’ X 48” #3442 Dinner Theater, Warehouse board irf The Society for Visual was then a member of the together in a common faith, and College Downtown open Mon.-S«L. 9*.30-6'30. tee surrey. Our Reg. $360.00...... Chair & Chaise Pads care explains that “ sunglasses Lutheran Church, were at with a common purpose to Thure. Eve ’til 9:00 Mr. Msdne was all togged out Orio.«o19J9 Skirt Sets and Slack Sets >249 Point., sUrting at 6:30 p.m. 32’ Oval #3626 with a buffet dinner. lessens the glare of snow tracted to the Baha’i movement develop tee potential for real Notes Parkade M, T, S 10-6; in his “ best-Sunday-go-to- Furniture & Grill Covers W.. Thura., Fri. 10-0 Our Rag. $609.00 — 6” Deck Garson Kanin's comedy, created when it scatters li^ t.” by a lecture at Manchester peace and brotherhood in the meeting” clothes when one of >433 “ Born Yesterday,’’ sUrrlng The situation encourages Community College, reading world,” Valerie said. \ Two Manchester students tee boys said he saw a skunk Sorry' NoI Rain checks — Not All Styles In All Stores PLUS MUCH-MUCH-MORE Brace Gordon and Linda Kaye serious visual difficulties and sacred Baha’i writings and She believes that^tlte rolimons have been named to tec dean’s going into a stone wall. ’That Our Rag. to Henning, will be the featured ^ e di^m fort which can lead ’ attending informal meetings of the past as they were ^hc- li'st at' Bryant Collp^e in would add one to what they ' i h d toi accidoits, cautioned..... the doc . other young people ticed were actually barriers to would get from their trap line S J9 SAVE! Pool Filters 6 Web performance. Smithfield, R.I. They are Onh and two piece dresses, pant dresses, 1.88 Big tor, who is also executive direc The alumnae club has enrolled as Baha’is. unity. “As Baha’is, we have Timotey J. Banning, son of next day so he calmly went including odds and ends of our best sellers. Many cool fabrics In a wide selection of styles #1303 , #1324 #1345 „ tor of the Optometric Center of Folding reserved a limited number of “ The Baha’i faith satisfies found our true purpose, which is and Mro. Lewis D. Banning Sr. ovei^i got the skunk out and [Reg.$125’o 7 Reg.$1S5’1 l5 Reg.$185’1 4 0 New York. He suggests also seats for^ the benefit. Reser me completely and is more en knowing and worshipping God. of 54 Lodge Dr., who is kilM it, put in a shed to be m m m No Rain checks — Not All Styles In All Stores Chaise that sunglasses be gray rather vations close Aug. 24 and may compassing than what my We now feel as members of a majoring in finance; and 8ki|0driater and went to Our Reg. 7.99 than great because “ green has former religion offered,’’ world community,” she said. Richard P. Barton, son of Mr. church unscented. Believe he Kransco Lounges, Water Toys be made with Jan Cunningham, a tendaicy to distort the red Girls Cool Tops Valerie said. “ I know that I Valerie’s parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Robert L. Barton of did W’ash his hands in cold Permanent Press Shifts Cherry Hill Dr., Newington. aid of the spectrum.” a Swim Aids love Christ better than before , Mrs. Ralph E. LaVigne of 60 145 Tanner St., who is taking a water at tee well. Our Reg. 3.99 to 4 J9 O r Shorts Sorry No Rain Checks. Some non-prescription sun and 1 never really read the Bi Hartl Dr., Vernon; and Night skunk hunters used a Not All Styles In All glass lenses can distort red col business administration course 69° 1.17.95 ble until I became a Baha’i,” Michaei’s parents, Mr. and “dark-lantern” until electric Stores. ors such as tail li^ts and stop in management. she added. Mrs. Michael C. lacobucci of 23 flashlights were available. The 4.99 lights in front of you making Our Michael Dr., Vernon, have “ dark-lantern” was enclosed to Our Clearancel Poly Splasher Pools .Our t h ^ seem closer than they Lowest Big & full 1” tubular alu given their consent to the BOTH NEED LESSONS emit only a beam of light Rag. to minum frame. 5 position are, he says. 199 each Our Reg. 1 71 Q d d Price Servicemen Engagement marriage. Such parental per SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. through a lense to intensify it. 2.44 299to12.S9 l-FItoa.*### Everl adjustable waterfall Wipe the automobile hood mission is required by B ^ ’i (AP) — A woman motorist, A skunk seems tobe Many styles to choose from, completely wash Short sleeve or sleeveless tops, knit or woven arms. clean so glare will be elimi who had been cited for an Sorry No Rain checks — Not All Styles In All Stores &ott-Novpkouski teachings to ensure future har fascinated by a li^ t shone in its able, sizes 12 to 18 & extra sizes shorts. Washable 4-14 Marine Pvt. Clark W. nated. It will also eliitdnate tee illegal U-turn, pleaded before mony. eyes. R looks only into tee light Everhart, of 12 ^tter St., has danger of snow blowing back off The engagement of Miss Judge Robert Dossee, “ My Save Save without any sign of getting in a % O F F reported for d d ^ t the Marine tee bood and onto ^ wind Dorothy Scott of Stafford The Baha’i marriage rites husbad told me it was okay.” An An % O F F % O F F are simple, the only require defehsive position. When tee Our Reg. Extra Ciwps Air Station in Cherry shield, blinding tee driver. And Springs to Allen J. Novakouski Judge Dossee senteiiced her Sleepw ear Extra Our Reg. Our Rag. ment being that the bride and light is only a few inches from Infants & Toddlers Shorts, Low Prices Low Prices Low Prices Point, N.C. A former student of windshield should be wiped of Manchester, has been an to two nights in traffic school — with her husband. tee skunk’s nose he is dis Manchester High School, he clean. Ice and snow can be re nounced by her parents, Mr. bridegroom, in the presence of SunsuKs, Swimwear, Body- patched with a hard blow of a joined the Marine Corps in moved with de-icing fluid or by and Mrs. Edwin Scott of Staf Reg. 1.99 to 2.29 Reg. 2.29 Reg. 3.99 Suits, ^ o rt & Shift Sets All Summer Sum m er Sand November 1972. letting tee motor ran before ford Springs. club.'On tliq skull. Gam es T o y Sale starting a trip. Mr. Novakouski is the son of . A trapper friend in Ohio sub- Boxes stRuted a sawed-off .22 rifle for. Mr. and Mrs. John Novakouski A large selection of Examples: tee qlub and held it about two Famous Makes Such As: of Manchester. we have a new nhlpmut of Our Reg. f inch^^ away when he fired. 199 Miss Scott is a graduate of • Badminton •Volleyball Our and 299 aaeh Stafford High School and There was never any scent Polyester and cotton blends, gowns & baby • Lawn Darts e Award International Reg. ^Messiah’ Auditions American International College embroidery bibs, to quilts given but. That’s tee Way tee dolls • PVC Horseshoes eAmlold eChein 775 B 15.99 ladies get their nice furs. "
Hebron ^ N C H E S ’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aui C o U V l Short Circuit Caused Fire Ir' 72-73 Town Building Bronx Man Wins Siiuper, 75 .Lottery Wednesday night’s fire at the The fire was apparently Wholesale Tire Co., Broad St., caused by a short circuit in an W lN S T E D (ip )i Frank F. "6 oy will this buy us a lot of 'night. I j was o f electrical origin. Town electrical wiring conduit Endorses Burt Ferrante of Bronx, N.Y. was meat, ’ she said, referring to .CIRCUIT COURT Above Previous Year’s' ’Thirteen other persons won Fire Chief John Rivosa said Rivosa said, and that neart^ busy working Thursday night the high cost of beef. She told IVIanchealvr Session "$5,000 each, officials said. Thursday afternoon. tires were ignited by the hot The estimated value of dustrial buildings, $319,000; a and couldn’t attend the Connec officials at the drawing she Ernest Tuppcr, 22, of 76 The weekly number drawn at conduit casing. Manchester construction for tennis club on W. Center St., ticut lottery drawing that made buys up to 28 lottery tickets Ashworth St., pleaded guilty to For First Selectman the Winsted firemen’s fair was The fire was determined to be The conduit was located near the fiscal year ended June 30 $224,000; theaters at Burr him $75,000 richer, lottery of each week and had won three a substitute charge of reckless 90025, according to lottery of of electrical origin after the the roof in the northeast comer was about 62 per cent above Corners and the Parkade, $178,- ficials said. smaller prizes before ’Thursday driving and was fined |100, ficials. completion of an investigation of the building, where the A.N.\K EM T that of a year ago, but still 200. ’ Officials sent Ferrante a Thursday. “ first time out” for a public of conducted by members of the heaviest damage occurred. ting in 1973 and Edwanl Foote about 25 per cent below that of Also, 19 private garages, $42,- telegram informing him he had Tapper was charged with OirntHpondenl fice and said she “ will be back Town Fire Department, the Officials of the Capitol Tire ‘ T«l. 228..'t97l for a five-year term starting in two years ago, figures released 900; 3 sales or storage a chance to win the big prize Area Lottery Numbers List mismnduct with a motor vehi again.” by the building department in Manchester Police Department Co; were not available for com The Republican caucus 1974, both for Planning and buildings, $58,750; 8 mis and suggesting he attend the cle in connmtion with a June 3 Mrs. Mulligan was endorsed dicate. By The Aggociated Pregg Massachusetts 182471 and the state fire marshal’s of ment on the amount of financial Thursday night, by a close 43 to Zoning Commission. cellaneous structures, $33,950; drawing. He replied he had to accident in which his loss. later in the evening for a two- Permits were issued during work. ® winning New Jersey 554131 fice, Rivosa said. 35 vote, endorsed Raymond Also, incumbent Emery 45 swimming pools, $98,343 ; 31 passenger, Charles E. May, 22, year term on the Board of 1972-73 for construction valued Mary S. Dondero, 54, of weekly lottery numbers from New York 135233 Burt over Mrs. Patricia Taylor and incumbent James tool sheds, $7,341; 55 signs, $74,- of 33 Homestead St., was killed. V Education. at 114,321,466, compared to $8,- Trum bull, won the $15,000 northeastern statesdrawn this Pennsylvania 535051 Mulligan as the party’s can Derby for terms starting in 1973 545; 61 fences, $20,679,1 gas sta week: With the exception of Mrs. 850,293 in 1971-72 and a record- prize. Qualifier BEl didate for first selectman in the and 1974, respectively, on the tion, $4,000. A charge of violation of AUGUST FURNITURE SALE Marion Foote, whose nomina Connecticut 90025 Maryland 370949 Zoning Board of Appeals; and high $18,887,883 in 1970-72. In addition, there were 404 probation in the case of Hugh A. November elections. tion for town treasurer and Ian Cooke for alternate on liie Permits were issued during certicicates of occupancy, 38 Collins, 18, of Box Mt. Rd., Ver A third candidate, Chet agent of the town deposit fund VERNON WAYSIDE FURNmiRE Zoning Board of Appeals. 197^73 for 129 single-family affidavits (to indicate in non, was nolled (not Thompson, withdrew prior to was passed by acclamation, all I IIT.83 The caucus endorsed onjy 'dwellings, at an average con creased construction costs for prosecuted). VERNOII. COmL the caucus. other candidates received the three candidates for the posi struction cost of $24,350 each; which permits were issued Burt was nominated by H. unanimous endorsement of the tion of constable as Raymond 454 apartment units, at a total previously), 28 demolitions, and A charge of breach of peace Clay Osborne, former caucus. Burt withdrew his name after construction cost of $2,883,000; 923 electrical, 376 heating and in the case of John T. Dickmon, Republican town chairman. These included Pete Dallaire, winning the endorsement for 8 two-family dwellings, $i^,- 336 plumbing permits. 21, o f Hartford, was nolled. Osborne cited Burt’s past con incumbent selectman, who was 100% GUARANTEED the position of first selectman. 000; 11 commercial buildings, Fees totaling $74,677 were tributions to the town on the endorsed for that position; in FOR 60 DAYS WITH The three endorsed were Roger $l-,455,000.; 369 alterations and collected in the building depart f A D C Allen J. McIntosh, 21, of Board of Tax Review and cumbent A. Harry Wirth and Crosby, Mrs. Eula Berglund additions, $2,800,005; 4 in ment during 1972-73. Storrs, pleaded guilty to a Zoning Board of Appeals and Jeffrey Odell for Board of V H I W NO MILEAGE LIMITATION and Donald Belanger. charge of second-degree, presently as a town constable. Finance; incumbent Edward According to party rules, the NWOINI, TRANSMKSION, RIM AXIR, riONT AXU ASSHULY, HAKi SVSTIMS, iUCTRK SYSTIM WITH UNUMT larceny. His case was continued He felt Burt was “ highly Hinchliff and Mrs. Janis Preli IDK RM O AYa chairman, vice chairman and to Sept. 20 for a presentence in qualified for this position.” for Board of Education. secretary of the town com 68 FORD ' 81795 vestigation. Burt’s nomination was Also, Mrs. Marion Celio for r-VOLK$WACENS-- mittee now have the authority Counfiy Sqiili* W«|M. V- 71 PLYMOUTH $2095 Charges of fourth-degree seconded by Andrew Johnson town clerk; Mrs. Carol Party Leaders React i, •aUmotic, i»w«r ilMrini, Duster, 6, Automatic, Powar to fill the vacant position of con M w g r b ra in g , la c ig f y a ir « a d U 70V0LKSWAGEN $2995 larceny, second-degree larceny , and A. Harry Wlrth. Pelletier for tax collector; in Compw with r*|>.T*p. Whil*. Steering, Qold. 20% to 40% stable for the November ballot. thi^-degree burglary, reckless Mrs. Mulligan, who was cumbent Wilbur Porter and 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 State Sen. David Odergard, driving and failure to grant nominated by Douglas Fellows, Robert Dixon for Board of Tax To President’s Speach 71 CHEVY $2795 Yaitback. 4 tpMd tronimiMign, Save On All Fine Furniture who attended the caucus, MUG. 70 AUDI $2695 right of way at a rotary against' seconded by Tliomas Francis Review; incumbent Charles KInggwood Wagon, g-Pagg„ V-S, too IS 4 d a tr . 4 ip t a d I ra n im it. wished all the candidates “ good Automatic, Powarataarlng, Powar Mn.UTMkabhi,. him were nolled. During Our August Sale and Mrs. Midge Lee, thanked Eaton for a five-year term star Manchester’s political party the country seems going out of 68V0LKSWAGEN $1445 luck” in the coming elections. Brakat, Fact. Air, Blua. S«don,4,pMd,blut, Tubs. Through Sat. 10 - 5:30 those who supported her in her leaders have differing views of control. The speech didn’t im 09 FORD ilS9S I A charge of operating a President Richard Nixon’s press m e.” 70 MEMIKY $199S 67V0LKSWAGEN $1245 Qaltxle XL 2-Door‘ Hardtop. 8, | motor vehicle while under the Thurs. & FH. 10 - 0 P.M. speech to the American people “ Obviously,” said ' S«^n. 4 blut. lutomatic, poWar steering. Glosad Mondan 1 Montage J-Door Hardtop. V-a, influence of liquor in the case of Wednesday night, according to Republican Town Chairman A. Automatk). powar ttaarlng, blua. 66 VOLKSWAGEN $1145 Robert W. Roberts, 25, of Staf lisa Our Revolving CInIgolMttlor Charge Hebron opinions expressed today. Paul Berte in his differing Sedan, Blue. 68MERCIIRY $1495 The Lamaze Room at MMH ford Springs, was nolled. “ I think the president view, “ President Nixon 69 FALCON $1395 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1$95 Faik Ion, CwivtrHbk V -l, aula- challenged the Congress and realizes how concerned the lFour
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, b u g s BUNNY OUT OUR ^AY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE M A N C H ES TE R E V E N IN G HEIRAliD, Manchester. Conii.. Fri. Aua. 17 1973 — PAfllT T U H O W C O M B A IRTEEN T H B F A C T THATAWMT/WORBSJCV** TAKE AKIIKICH OPT CVBir/TIAASX THISISTH'PA/ VEAH-Now IF youH. A FOU^HUNPRSCHOUNP ’Tmeno.Nem- , OFCPECtALISTS/ t h a n k s for NOT ANOTHER WATCH GORILLA HAS 0 U m t A ' GOT PAINS IN WaUR V , f THEM I'UIMUE a r t’ REJMEA^BERWHEN ar m you SOT -BO I T A W CARE OF WORD, MR. . TW O P LA Y BITTDPO WITH ITl n o THE D R ILLING / THE OLP FAMILY SWEETIE PIE AMT ALW AYS ANP AFTER PAVE GETASPECIAUSr > BOCKWOOD'IM WIKIS 7 poctdokcare IN AR M S -«rr WHICH WHLE r W ENT DEUGHTEP THREAPS IX OLLIE OF ALLTtXJR ARAA, RIGHT OR LEFT? AFTER MV TRUCK, CAN KUSH irupy t h a t I WAG \kip TROUBLES?/ ORUPPEROR MAJOR'BABYS A B LE TO LOWER? SHOULP SORRS SHE . ER,AM~._ HAVE "\N AWAY/ VDETM N 'JUSPEaED f-TH E r IT WHEN ■BEAR SHE 5TARTEP . USING ..dental Billing * EiitertaiiuiiBiit • Dancing FLOSS ■ /r - ^ V ■ I MICKF.Y FINN A BY HANK LEONARD SO S/AtPLEf SHE'S ^ ONLY IN U>VE WITH HAMMER ^ T H ^ ^ ™*NK Gidda to some of the favdrtto spots for dining NOW RENtEMBER, HORACE— ' LOX BECAUSE HES THE BEST b e a t h im I THAT'S SUCH AFTER YOU GET CLEO BACK — A m CLEO WILL FALL RIGHT] A GOOT SSk — YOU'LL On/E m THE PROOF J WRESTLER IN THESE PARTSI BACK INTO YOUR ARMS] IVILEVf * I f f i I NEED ABOUT THE COPS' i A i r n - 'ft and entertninmont In and around the Maimh^MHw area. Wil i n g AOOOP TO EACH HIS OWN fV*«mcw STORY * X la*. UX fat. OH. & -n featuring this w e e fcimam
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SeNeiHE] TtaLV pon Muui PLAZA cioaad Tuaaday v b m o h . c o n n . ^1. * SAT. 11:00 A.M.-l:00 AM. — SUN. 11^X1-11:00 mmn A M Tlm e l -m e. , tBUiAS^f’KnmE: J CLOBE 6U^fcH|iaWA 'S-17* “Give Yourself A Treat And Dine Out This Weekend” -'ma > A FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Au^j. 17, 1973 9 MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD. c „ „ „ A ... 17 - PACE FlFTFm Herald Angle Magic Number 12 A’s Skipper T rim s Vitrs^o Dicklotz CHICAGO (AP) — Hank Aaron’s Cleveland blasted Kansas City out of By E a rl Y o s t magic number is down to 12, but the first place in the American L e ^ e West I C J--I ..V, GaimVSI Atlanta Braves slugger doesn’t think 10-4 and Oakland replace the Royals in the top spot by defeating Boston 6-3. San Happy Matt there’s enough time left this season to Sports Editor reach Babe Ruth’s lifetime home run Francisco shaded Philadelphia 2-1 in the In boftbalhHeadliner record of 714. only other game scheduled Thursday. \ BOSTON (AP)—Manager Dick WUlianu of the O ak l^ SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - “I don’t think it’s possible, I’m just not Indians 10, Royals 4 Athletics smiled, a gracious smile of thanks. TheiThe TONIGHTS GAMES and Brian Sullivan contributed two triples. Dick Lotz was out of ''le gojng to play that many more games,” Kansas City had beaten CHeveland nine offered wishes of self-serving good luck to the Boston Red IV I 15 Fitsgerald Armory, which has been active in the tournament for woods, Bruce Devlin was straight times this season, but this time it N elton-W holi^ a^aer vs. Vito’s, 7:30 Fiticerald said Aaron after slamming No. 702 Sox, his old team. m r MnsMutiye nights, will get some rest tonight. They oiit of the tournament and Mayor Gets into Act Thursday. It was a three-run blast in a was the Indians’ turn. They unleashed a HANK "'The Red Sox are due to break out, and I hope they start Friday Groman s vs. Spoitsman, 8:45 Fitsgerald Ben Crenshaw was off and 16-hit attack and toppled the Royals from pby Monday night at 7:30 in a contest that could decide the F. McCoy, RF was the name and position in the Vernon nine-run Atlanta eighth inning and helped night, “Williams said Thursday before he left town with his A’s championship. running going into today’s hand the Chicago Cubs a 10-2 defeat, their first place in the AL West 10-4. AARON trailing Kansas City by just one half game in the American P i S f S S a U f w t h gam e Of the Town Slow- second round of the $200,000 Orioles’ final Twilight Baseball Lea^e game of the season 11th straight setback. Ron Lolich helped pitcher Dick Tidrow League West. In other games last night. Charter Oak Restaurant earlier this week. gain his 10th victory by driving in four runs Af? * Elimination Tournament un- nipped OU Hea^t, 9-7, at Robertson Park. ’The Oilmen are USI golf Qassic. "I’d like to hit five or six more, and I Fresh from a three-game sweep of the team he led to the pen- “I’ve been in the woods so It was the real McCoy, none other than Vernon Mayor think that’s possible,” said the 39-year-old on two doubles and a single. Chris , nant as a rookie major league manager in 1967, Williams had ‘!3' battle, Armory Tavern now eliminated from the playoffs. Frank McCoy who doubles as non-playing manager and (3iambliss contributed a home run' and emerged victorious bt trouncing Vlto’a Restaurant 22-4 Moving into the second game, a fresh Nelson Freightway long nobody remembers who I Aaron, who doesn’t figure to play in all of I good reason to wish the Red Sox luck in a weekend series with last night at Fitsgerald Field. *«»w«rant, m , am,” the slump-ridden Lotz coach of the Orioles. When only eight players showed up the Braves’ remaining 38 games. Buddy Bell a triple. Paul Splittorff, a 15- The I Kasnas City’s Royals. squad bombed the played-out Charter Oak array, 11-2. The game winner for Kansas City, suffered his Vito’s, absorbing their worst defeat of the season, com said Thursday after taking the for the finale, McCoy donned a Vernon uniform and played Aaron’s blast was his first homer this ' However, Williams isn’t just counting on help from the Red loss sent Charter Oak into the spectator ranks first round lead with a hot- several innings until Steve Krajewski arrived. month and his 29th of the season. His 701st seventh defeat. I Sox. He feels his Athletics are in pretty good shape after a 9-3 (rip mitted six errors and were limited to only eight hits Art Another big upset saw Wholesale Tire trouncing Dorn’s The defeat dropped the Royals one V W b«aer Bob W«», «cb X SS'SS putting 67, five-under-par on the His Honor managed to get in one at bat but wound up came on July 31. I despite the loss of righthanded ace Jim Hunter since the All-Star B(^s, 11-1, at Fitzgerald. Dorn’s have now lost two in a row 7,212-yard Pleasant Valley Golf percentage point behind Oakland. STANDINGS Game. and have been eliminated from play. with a .000 average, being called out on strikes before “I was beginning to be superstitious A’s 6, Red Sox 3 Gub course. retiring to the bench. I "With the Cat out, this has been a real nice trip,” Willianos siaid Armoiy, p la ^ on familiar territory, opened the bot Ed Moriconi slashed three hits in Charter Oak’s win. Bob Devlin, the skinny Australian about that ‘No. 13 behind’ business,” said Vida Blue showed his 1971 Cy Young after the A’s completed a series sweep with a 6-3 victory over the tom of the first inning with three runs, added eight more in Twi-League President Jack Rose reports that not one Aaron. “I was at that 13 a long time.” American League Similer led Oil Heat’s offense with three singles veteran who won this tile last Award-winning pitching form in beating Red Sox before W,424 fans at Fenway Park. the seco^ and then had back-to-back five run-frames in game was forfeited this season. McCoy helped preserve Somebody reminded Aaron that No. 13 the Red Sox on a four-hitter 6-3. He didn’t Eaat Dave Spence tossed a six-hitter for Nelson over Charter year, was disqualified for “ We were hoping, really hoping when we came in lier Monday the fourtl) and fifth. ’They added a lone score in the sixth in- taking an improper drop. He still is the number he needs to pass Ruth’s know it at the time, but the victory moved W. L. Pet. G.B. Oak. IMck Griffin had three hits while Jack Coleman and this record. n i^ t,” Williams said. “Blue Moon Odom hadn’t won a game in fling, signed for a 71, but play^ the 714 total. Hank grinned and said, "That’s a Oakland back into first place in the AL Baltimore 65 52 .556 — Steve Smjrih each homered. Limit Playing Time about six weeks and be does a fine job with a little relief help The winners featured an airtight defense and a 2MUt ball from the wrong place after different story.” West when Kansas City lost to the Indians Detroit 66 54 .550 Vk Monday night. Tom Crowley, Glenn Taylor, Mike Zotta and Jim Celid Suggestion Department; Manchester’s Recreation New York 66 57 .537 2 offensive ou^Hit. Game laurab went to burly Burt Bask^- going into a hazard on the 15th Aaron said distractions are mounting as in a night game. “Then I have to start one of our best relievers, Darold each produced two singles for Wholesale. No Dom player hole. Department could follow suit and limit play on the tennis he closes in on Ruth’s record and that was Boston 62 57 .521 4 ville who swatted three homers. Rich Gustafson went 4-4 , Reggie Jackson helped Blue gain his Knowles, and he pitches a nine-imUng shutout Tuesday night had more than one hit. And Cranshaw, the most courts after 6 p.m. to adults...Fall sports physical why he didn’t take batting practice before 13th victory against seven defeats by hit Milwaukee 59 59 .500 0<)k We’re rained out Wednesday, but then Vida Blue does it for us the game. Cleveland 48 73 .397 19 (Herald Photo by Dean Yoat) highly-touted youngster since examinations for Manchester High candidates will be ting two homers good for four RBI. this afternoon.” Jack Nicklaus, got off and run West Reunion | given Aug. 22,23,24 each n i^ t starting at 6 at ttie school. “It’s getting hard to concentrate with all Jackson now has 29 HRs for the season. The Red Sox were not just beaten, they were humiliated in the Helping Hand ning as a pro with a 71 that he Oakland Physicals for Illing and Bennet students will be the same the pre-game interruptions for Giants 2, Phillies 1 69 51 .575 - three-game series. Supposedly battling for the Eastern Division West Side Old’Timers ISth an called "very mediocre — just Kansas City 70 52 .574 - nual reunion at the Garden nights starting at 7:30, also at the MHS gym...Paul autographs, interviews and picture Tom Bradley, with relief help from lead, they managed just 15 hits and four runs, two unearned. Player-Coach Steve McAdam of the ,Silk City League playoff title Heavy Weekend Slate another round of golf. taking,” he said. “I just got to sit by Elias Sosa in the ninth, won his 10th game Minnesota 68 60 .492 10 “Holding the Red ^ x to two eamed-runs in three games here is Grove Saturday' will be Oct. 6. “I wasn’t particularly happy Ballsieper is back on the fairways following a back injury. Chicago Groman’s softball team gets an Friday night at 8:45 at Charter Oak myself sometimes and get collected. as the Giants shaded the Phillies 2-1. Sosa 58 63 .479 11^ pretty darn good,” said Williams, who still loves Boston. “We got Highlight will be the SOth an with it. I didn’t play particular The veteran is a former Manchester Country Gub golf California assist from Cathy Heine in carrying Park. Batboy Kevin Heine makes it niversary of the former Cubs "In this case (No. 702), it was more ,a got the last three outs to preserve 54 63 .462 13Vk dam good pitching, more than any manager could hope for. 1 ly well,” he added. champion...Gary Kinel, former East Catholic and Eastern Texas the bat bag to Fitzgerald Field. a threesome. matter of concentrating on getting my Bradley’s first victory since July 13. can’t fault their hitters. I have to credit our pitchers.” and Majors football teams of In Silk City Tourney It was his first round as a Groman’s and Sportsman meet for the early 1920’g. Tables will be Connecticut State College baseball player, helped Superior timing back. For the last couple of weeks I The Giants tallied the winning run in the Thursday’s Carnes Williams was gracious. The Red Sox actually fell alart, except professional. Oakland 6, Boston 3 set aside so that these two Play in the sixth annual Auto of Willimantic gain the playoff finals in the Norwich wasn’t swinging good, I was anticipating fourth on Gary Matthews’ single, a stolen in the pitching, in. facing some major league iron. The pitchers title. Pet Car, runner-up in the Great Stuff, (5) 6:00 Winner Lotz, who has been in a Jeep City Bas'^ball League. Kinel performs at third base and pitches that weren’t there.” base, an error and Gary Thomasson’s (Heveland 10, Kansas City 4 teams can sit together. Silk C3ty Slow Pitch Tourna ASA Stote Tournament, is also allowed just nine earned runs in the three games-and Boston ment will begin Saturday, game three vs. winner game slump since winning two titles bats fourth in the lineup...Controversial Docl^Ellis of the sacrifice fly. Friday’s Games pitching coach Lee Stonge has a perfect right to ask why itiln ’t Since both to m s organized entered. and more than 1125,000 in 1970, Chicago (Bahnsen 15-13) at back in the 1920’s, 39 former starting at 12 noon. The first four; (6) 7:30 9:00 Woodmansee Pittsburgh Pirates is mad because he has been ordered by if reasonable to expect a victory when only three runs a game are Other local teams in the field vs. Brookside; (7) 9:00 Hollow held a one-stroke lead over Bert Baltimore (Palmer 16-6), N allowed in Fenway Park. Cub players have died and the tut features Wilkinson Real are Manchester Honda, Allied vs. Pero’s. Yancey and Rik Massingale, Manager Bill Virdon to remove the hair curlers during pre Kansas City (Drago 12-11) at Majors have lost 28. game practice.. .Sunday’s New York Giants-New York Jets Vote Falls One Short The hitting and the defense, which permitted Oakland several ty of Mystic against Acadia Printing, Pero’s, Nelson, Oil tied at 68. Boston (Moret 6-0), N Sixth Straight Tickets are available from Restaurant of the Silk City Heat, State Bank, CBT, Ber- At 69 were Steve Melnyk, Major League rans, left much to be desired. The R ^ Sox managed to commit Sunday NFL exhibition football game at Yale will be a sellout. Minnesota (Blyleven 14-12) at any one of the following: Felix three errors in each game of the series. League. nie’s TV and Fogarty Brothers. (1) 12:00 Nelson vs. Tom Jenkins, Roy Pace, Ross Kickoff will be at 2 and area fans are advised to get an ear Cleveland (Bosman 3-12), N Mozzer, Peter and Sully Ven- Leaders Now four games behind in the AL East race, the Red Sox The tournament will host 32 The 1973 Silk City Open Tour Gartenhaus; (2) 11:15 Man Oil Randall and Dave Glenz. ly start. New York (McDowell 5-4) at drillo, Walter and Brunig K named southpaw Rogelio Moret to face the Royals toni§^t in the teams. Canal Lanes of nament will once again use the Heat vs. Dillon; (3) 12:30 Stote Lee Trevino could do no Interleague Play Moske Jr. and Nick Angelo. Matt Kept BaseJball Alive Texas (Clyde 3-4), N opener of a three-game series. Moret, 6-0, is due to be o p p o ^ by Southampton, Mass., is the proceeds for improvements of Bank vs. Monkey Farm; (4) better than match par 72 under Milwaukee (Colbom 15-7)at Moriarty Victory The committee will meet Fitegerald Field, thus main NATIONAL LEAGUE righthander Dick Drago, 12-11. defending' champ and is now 1:45 CB&T vs. Bristol; (5) 3:00 the gray, threatening clouds Orchids are tossed out again in the direction of Matt Oakland (Holtzman 17-10), N Wednesday at 7 at the home of BATTING" (275 at b a ts)- In Baseball Loses Closing out the regular season, in entered as Len’s Lounge. The taining its prominence as one of City Hotel vs. Sportsman that hung over the hilly layout, Moriarty for keeping adult baseball alive in Manchesteri^ Detroit (Perry 11-103 at Walter Holland, 175 High St. the state’s premier softball Rose, Cin, .345; Unser, Phi, fine fashion, Moriarty Brothers won field includes all previous Tavern; (6) 4:15 MePheter’s and Australian Bruce Gamp- Thanks to his interest, the American Legion entry in Zone .315. California (Ryan 13-14), N Final Standings champions, thus insuring an fields. vs. Bemie’s; (7) 5:30 Moriar ton, who has won four titles and Eight had another successful season and the team bearing their sixth straight with a 4-1 victory EAST Saturday RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, MILWAUKEE (AP) — Major League baseball fell one National League U.S. Favored exciting event. ty’s vs. Jo-Ann’s; (8) 6:45 more than $270,000 this season, his name in the fast Hartford Twilight League came out a over the Hartford Insurance Group W L (1) 12:00 Wilkinson vs, struggled to a 73. Cin, 88; Evans, Atl, 86. vote short — the tie-breaking vote Commissioner Bowie East Local favorites Sportsman Chatham vs. Senise; (9) 8:00 Anxious to Regain Status last night in Twilight League action at Moriarty’s 16 8 In Davis Cup Acadia, (2) 1:30 Higbies vs. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold winner again. Although no new field has bwn designed to HITS—Rose, Cin, 173; Gaur, W. L. Pet. G.B. Tavern, Groman’s Sport Shop, winner game seven vs. winner Kuhn chose not to cast — Thursday of adopting interleaeue St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. Merchants 11 13 Honda, (3) 3:00 Allied vs. Palmer, Gary Player and Tom replace Mt. Nebo, an early thought would be to keep in Atl, 155. play in 1974. St. Louis 62 59 .512 — ALAMO, CaUf. (AP) - The Dillon Ford and Moriarty game eight. mind a suitable name for said field. Matt Moriarty Field. 'The Gas Housers will meet second- Herb’s 8 16 Brothers will be vving for the Walt’s, (4) 4:30 Pet Car vs. Weiskopf are not competing. HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pgh, Kuhn, who favors limited interleague play, cited but declined Pittsburgh 57 60 .487 3 Vernon 6 17 Davis Cup Interzone Finals It would be a grave injustice if the man who has con 34; Evans, Atl, 34. place East Hartford ’Tuesday night at opening here Saturday will Devlin was disqualified for to explain a challenge by the National League of his legal powers Montreal 57 62 .479 4 taking line-of-slght relief from Blue Strange 5:30 in the playoffs at St. Tliomas. feature something the world’s tributed more to baseball in Manchester than anyone in the STOLEN BASES-Morgan, to cast the vote. However, he said he was “not precluding the Chicago 55 64 .467 5)4 WEST a bridge after dropping out of a Cin, 51; Brock, StL, 44. Winning pitcher Steve McCusker past 40 years was overlooked...Esther Burnham, current possibility of casting it in the future,” if the legal question is Philadelphia 55 65 .458 6V4 W L myriad tennis toumaments hazard. He was not entitled to PITCHING (10 Decisions)— New York 53 65 .449 7)4 made his first start in 13 games for have failed to produce this year women’s club champion at Manchester, and ex-MCC resolved. Hartford 18 5 Aaron at a Glance relief from the bridge. champs, Patty Torza and Helen Reynolds will be In the Osteen, LA, 14-5, .737, 2.83; The impasse occurred as expected when American League West Young Player the locals. M ^usker allowed six hits New Britain 16 8 — a .singles match between Silk City Title on Line^ “It was a perfectly fair starting field of the State Women’s Amateur Cham P.Niekro, Atl, 13-5, .722, 3.33. owners and officials unanimously favored interleague play and Los Angeles 76 45 .628 — and silenced the power of the Hart Bristol 12 12 America’s Stap Smith and fin fWl f r t a u 1973 Home Runs 29 2‘ decision,” he said of the of Cincinnati 74 48 .607 2)4 ford bats. Romania’s Hie Nastase. Moat Recent Home Run pionship Truesday at Indian Hill Country Gub...Stan AMERICAN LEAGUE the National League voted unanimously against it during the BOSTON (AP) — Vida Blue of theOakland A’s can be a Langan I W O lournament Tilts ficials' actions in disqualifying closing session of the majors’ annual sununer meetings. San Francisco 66 53 .555 9 Manager Gene Johnson had three “They’re the two best tennis Augl6 him. Hilinski will be the Manchester Country Gub represen BATTING (275 at bats)- Houston- 64 59 .520 13 Strang young baseball player. He tries to convey an im players in the world,” says U. 1973 Games Remaining 38 Kuhn announced creation of a “special bluv ribbon steering hits in four trips to the plate for the surrendered four walks. ’ \ . . . Tonight the deciding game in the league’s top entry with a 22- Lotz, a stocky, darkly- tative in the State Senior Golf Tournament Tuesday at the Carew, Min, .356; W.Horton, Atlanta 59 65 .47318)4 pression that he doesn’t cafe, but it’s all a put-on, one that S. team captain Dennis Balte Ruth's Career Record ,4Committee'V of five members, including two owners in each the Silk City Double Elimina 2 record, will go against handsome Californian, Woodbridge Country Gub and Tuesday at the Silver Spring Det, .330. San Diego; 43 77 .358 32)4 MB’S" Three*'doubles by Frank The win gives Moriarty’s the season Ralston, whose squad is 714 league and himself, which he said will have broad authority to only the naive would take seriously. ' tion Softball Tournament will Sportsman Tavern, 19-5. appeared on the verge of star Country Gub. Eighteen holes of medal play are listed each RUNS BATTED IN- . Thursday’s Games DiMauro, Rich Riordan and Bob series edge over Hartford, 2-1. The In- favored to beat Romania and Aaron's Career Home Rung make recommendations on all baseball matters. Blue, the American League’s most valuable player and Cy be played at 8:45 at Fitzgerald This will be the third time dom after his big season of 1970. day. Play is open to golfers 55 and over in the State Golf R.Jackson, Oak, 98; Mayberry, Young Award winner as a rookie pitcher in 1971’ appears to have Carlson, and Johnson’s single broke a advance to the championship 702 KC, 91. The committee will report at the majors’ winter meetings in Atlanta 10, Chicago 2 Field. Groman’s Sport Shop, these two powers have met in But he was elected to the Policy Assn....Hartford Knights will launch the exhibition football Houston. Its members were not immediately named. ^ San Francisco 3, Philadelphia regained his old form after a miserable 6-10 season last year 1-1 tie in the fifth frame. Joe Klucek’s West Division with an 18-5 mark, best round scheduled for D u m b e r Aaron's Magic Number 12 Board of the Tournament HITS—D.May, Mil, 155; the playoffs. Previously, Hank Aaron hit his 702nd season Saturday night against Long Island at Dillon Bud Selig, president of the American League’s Milwaukee when he missed nearly two months because of a bitter contract ^ sjugle with a runner on third scored in the league. Moriarty’s closed the in Geveland. Sportsman nipped Groman’s, Players Division—an extreme Carew. Min. 155. hassle with owner Charlie Finley. “ another in the sixth and Moriarty’s regular slate at 16-8. Smith and Nastase each career homer Thursday and Stadium at 7:30. The Knights are now in their sixth HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, Brewers, was bitterly disappointed but not surprised when in Friday’s Games 24-22, in the opener. Groman’s ly time-consuming job — the terleave play failed to pass. The young left-hander, who was 24 just three weeks ago, had a safe 4-1 lead. ’The top two clubs in the standings of earned more than |1S0,000 in his first since July 31. It was a folliwng season, served two season...Holiday Lanes will officially open league duckpin Oak, 29; Mayberry, KC, 23; Los Angeles (Messersmith Charges Dismissed rebounded with a 12-4 triumph. three-run shot off a 2-2 pitch “I didn’t fall away in a dead faint,” said Selig, member of a 11-7) at hicago (Bonham 4-4) appears determined to regain his super star’status. That’s when Moriarty’s 10 hits were spread each division qualified for post-season prize money last year. They Two other games are listed years and hasn’t been the same bowling Sept. 4 with Paul Correnti and Amy Pirkey back Otis, KC, 23. met five times in singles, with SANTA MONICA, CaUf. (AP) by Chicago reliever Jack Aker as manager and assistant manager. four-man committee which has been studying the issue since Atlanta (Schueler 7-7) at he’s on the field. After an excellent effort, though, he tries to act throughout the lineup. Hartford play. The first series will be best of before the Silk City showdown, player since. STOLEN BASES-North, January. nonchalant. Maybe not all the time, but at least occasionally. the most memorable match the — Marijuana possession to cap a nine-run eighth in Oak, 37; Harper, Bsn, 30; Montreal (Renko 11-7), N starter and loser Ray Deitiaio also three sets with the finals best of five. at 6:15, Nelson vs. Wholesale, "It hurt me,” he admitted. Blue replied to most questions with shrugus and brief Wimbledon final that went five charges have been dismissed ning that earned the Atlanta Carew, Min, 30. "But the committee wouldn’t have spent all these hours and Cincinnati (Gullett 14-8)at with the winner meeting Vito’s “When you’re on the policy travel if we didn’t sincerly feel we had a chance,” he said. statements Thursday after he fired a four-hitter and the A’s sets. Smith winning. against former Los Angeles at 7:30. Braves to a 10-2 victory over board you can’t spend a lot of PITCHING (10 Decisions)— New York (Stone 7-5), N “I beat him four times, but he Rams running back Dick Bass the Culls. Aaron also singled Charles Bronfman, board chairman of the National League’s San Francisco (Bryant 17-8) defeated the Boston Red Sox 6-3 with the help of Rescie Jackson’s Tom Vincent,*Frank Breen time on the practice tee. I need Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32; won the last match, last and a female friend after they in the first inning, filed out in Montreal Expos, said opposition to interleague play was not at Pittsburgh (Moose 7-10), N 28th and 29th homers. and Les Keston pace the it. I’m not blessed with a lot of McDaniel, NY, 11-3, .786, 2.36. >port8 Dial December in Spain,” says completed a drug rehabilitation the third, grounded into a NEW LONDON-WATERFORD rooted in the National’s attendance advantage. Philadelphia (Carlton 10-14) “It was one of those days,” Vida said with a smile as he was Sportsman offense. Home-run ability." TONIGHT Bills Have New Look Smith, whose Davis Cup battles program for first-time force out in the fifth and, in "That goes in cycles,” he said. “I think we already have the ul at Houston (Wilson 9-11), N congratulated by a Boston writer for his fourth consecutive vic hitters Bob Kowalski, Dave SPEED ROWL tory, hiking his record to 13-7.. 7:20 Red Sox vs. Royals, against Nastase date back to offenders. the first of his two al-bals in timate in interleague play in the World Series. I don’t think in San Diego (Kirby 7-13) at St. White and Mark Monette direct the eighth inning, drew a M. M - WMariord — EnH 77. Com. Tpln. terleague play would help the series.” “I think I was only so-so out there today, but I got the ‘W’ by my WTIC Against Washington Superior Court Judge George Groman’s offense. Louis (Cleveland 12-7), N M. Dell took the action, walk. name and that’s what counts,” he added as he was quickly sur 8:00 Mets vs. Reds, WINF for the first four exhibition rite toll, blond Californian BUFFALO (AP) - The Buf clearing away the charges FlUDAY, AUGUST 1 7 th -7 :3 0 P.M. rounded by other writers. 8:30 (18) Yankees vs. games by Coach George Allen. has learned “that to beat falo Bilb will unveil a new against Bass, 35, and B artoa and every Friday Nile Blue struck out eight, walked two and allowed only one hit, a Rangers But the National Football Nastase I’ve got to play weU aU backfield lineup and a new Ann Pice, 27. ground double just inside the third base bag by Orlando C e p ^ SATURDAY (Conference-champion Redskins around. I’ve got to serve weU, Signs With Bruins 1:00 (8) World Games stadium tonight in their pre particularly; that’s probably JOFS BARBE6 SHOP for seven innings. Then he lost his shutout bid on a pop double to season home opener against the will have Duane Thomas run MOTORCYCLE RACING BOSTON (AP) - Steve shallow right center, a walk, a dropped fly ball by Billy North, a 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. ning in Brown’s pbce. the biggest factor.” Football Trade la Opan Again For Business! range and Washington Redskins. A. draw was scheduled today Stirling, former Boston Univer sacrifice fly and a passed ball by Ray F^sse. Royals, WTIC Allen will start with Billy PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Now UiKter Ihf Naw Ownorahlp FUEL OIL 2:15 (8) Reds vs. Mets, The largest sports crowd in at center court of the stadium SATURDAY, AUG. 1 8th -7 :3 0 P.M. APPIIANCE PARTI sity captain and All-American “I’ve had plenty of shutouts, so to heck with it,” Blue said when western New York hbtory may Kibner at quarterback, then The Philadelphia Eagles of the of Oil 81. Plorro, A Mastor Barber GASOLINE center, has signed a new con asked about missing a second shutout of the season. WINF at Round Hill Country Gub here and every Sat. Mite be on band for the event. The switch to 16-year veteran Sonny National Football League Catering to All Hair Langttia... tract with the Boston Bruins of “Getting the win is what counts,” he added. "Yeh, I got paid 2:15 (30) Dodgers vs. Cubs to determine whether the WABHERS^DRYERS new 80,000-seat stadium in sub Jurgensen in the second half. Thursday traded fullback Larry to the National' Hockey League^ yesterday and that counts, too.” 4:30 (3) Horse Racitig: Smith-Nastose match will come Joa wouU Ilka ta taka Mu appartunity thank all M$ STOCK CAR RACING RANGES DISHWASHERS urban Orchard Park, the The Pitbblu-gh Steelers came Watkins to the Buffalo Bills for termar euataman far thair layalty thru tha yaan, and B A N TLY OIL Bruins Managing Director Told that the Red Sox thought he threw harder than he has Travers featuring Secretariat from behind and defeated the Saturday or Monday. linebacker Dick Cunningham. POWEVIIl MODfOS-aaiM tIKKnS REFRIGERATORS 5:00 (3) U.S, Golf largest in the National Football The winner here will face arauU appraetata tham ta eantinua to patranaga QU.„ COMPANY, INC. Harry Sinden said the 23-year- since he won 24 games and had 301 strikeouts as a rookie in 1971 League, b expected to be sold Philadelphia Eagles 17-3 The Eagles acquired the 26- Rain Data — Sunday 7:30 p.m. Vida said: 9:00 (18) Yanks vs. either Australia or Opan Daily 6:00 to 5:30, Cloaad Mondaya PPLIANCE old Stirling completed a two- out. Thursday night in the opener of year-old Watkins in 1970 from 331 Main Street Rangers, WINF Czechoslovakia, the teams in 24 Oak Straat in Downtown Manchoator year contract with the Bru’ ’S “I don’t know. And I don’t care. I don’t care if I thrown un Buffalo Coach Lou Saban is a full weekend of NFL exhibi the Detroit Lions. He averaged Tel. 649-4595 derhanded as long as I get 'em out.” ' 9:00 (22-30) Pro Football: the other Interzone Finals. Saturday last spring with their American expected to start rookie tion games. 3.9 yards a carry last year. Hockey League affiliate, the Blue admitted, however, his fast ball was moving, he felt Vikings vs. Chiefs Rockville 875-3274 INTERMEDIATE II quarterback Joe Ferguson in The Steelers took advantage AUG. 18 8:00 p.m FHOMEI Boston Braves. strong and the six runs to “work with made things easy.” SUNDAY Fani’s 53 - (Lyle Eastman 20, place of three-year veteran of two botched punting THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT “I think Vida Blue will sneak in and win 20 this year,” Jackson 1:30 (24) Tennis Action Packed Mark Tweedie, Paul Smith 10), Dennis Shaw. Veteran fullback situations in the second half for Non-Cr«dlt Extension said. “It’s getting late and he’s getting attention again, but he can 2:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec 17 points against the defensive and Pats Trade Pair Miller Falls 24 - (Dick Dan- tacular Jim Braxton will be back in the cosse 10). do it. He’s also taking pressure off the rest of us. People are storting lineup after being ly tough Eagles. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. STOCK CAR expecting 15 strikeouts and a no-hitter from Vida every time he bumped last week in favor of Bo Saturday in the NFL, The New England ‘ Patriots Pacers 60 - (Mark Demko 25, goes out.” Royals, WTIC THE CONNECTICUT ASSODATION Ken Irish 16, Jeff Rea 13), Hot Cornell. Braxton’s runningmate Baltimore takes on Detroit at Thursday traded two players to “As for me. I’m in a hot str^ k (15-24). I’m not carrying tWs 2:12:00 Mets vs. Reds, WINF YOHK Dogs 47 - (Kevin Collins 14, will be Randy Jackson, storting Memphis, St. Louis is at RACES OF REAL ESTATE HOARDS the Chicago Bears for future 3:30 (3) Tennis Classic club, though. I’m just carrying this guy in right field.” in pbee of the in ju i^ ,O.J. Denver, Houston pbys Green Prsssnt draft choices. George Yarko 12). 4:00 (3) World Games in the Stadiums “Reggie has been doing it all for us with the bat this year,'” S^pson. Bay at Milwaukee, Minnesota b The two are wide receiver 9:00 Yanks vs. Rangers, HOCKEY PUVERS! SENIOR II (Jakland Manager Dick Williaihs said after his slugging out The Redskins will be without at Kansas City, Chicago at Full Quarter Mile REAL ESTATE Tommy Reynolds, the Patriots’ WINF OPEN fielder hiked his league-leading marks to 29 homers and 98 runs the services of their premier Mtomi, New England at Atlan top 1972 draft choice who Bears 45 - (Steve DiBattisto batted in. MONDAY 14, John Gott 9), Highland Park running back, too. Larry Brown ta, Oakland pbys Los Angeles OUNDAT Hifh Binked Track ,,, PniKIPLES AND PRACTICES caught eight passes for 152 “He has been very consistent in his hitting," the manager 8:15 (22-30) Yankees vs. at Berkeley, (M L, and N6w B M . a B . I M Tni8 M urM meets the minimum educational requirements Openings still available In the Harrla- yards and two touchdown last 27 - (Mike Long 13, Joel Cannon Royals, WINF b being held out of the lineup T B B in u i M V set for» by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. 5). added. “The big thing now is that he is playing great driehsive' Orleans b at Dallas. Keon Hockey SchooF beginning August 27 year, and linebacker Ken Lee, ball as well, making great plays in the field. He had trouble bb (Approved for Veterans) PFOT 60 - (Tom Fitgerald 12, who was acquired from the Buf defense early in the season because of his legs, but he’s doing through September 1 at the Hartford Arena Bob Ferrante 21), Blue Moon 52 IN HARTFORD In South Windsor. falo Bills in a trade. everything now.” . Hein i I FaiNM rKiui start! t®*** Monday, September 10 — Instructor: - (John Socha 32, Gene Riccio Gerard T. Wholey Morning classes for boys 7-11 and after tn\ CONCRETE AND B — starting Wednesday, September 12 — noon classes for boys 12-17. Evening 1 , Instructor: Gardner Dogherty classes as well for boys aged 7-17 In power 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING . COLLEGE IN SEPTEMBER? 1973 SKYISFWmONA IN MANCHESTER skating during this week. Only $50.00 for |Our coMiucationat CoHaga offara paraonaligad British American Dart " ication, antell claaaaa, and inUmate afudant- I GUNITE POOLS comM with 0v«ry purchat*... stj^ng Thursday, September 13 - Instructor: Ben the Hockey School Classes and $20.00 for o vonnoll uNjf dtelogua. 3*yaar B.A. and B.8. progranM ara I . S1U WNUNE n OH UNY MCE League Membera and Non- QlOOfsa meet 7:00-10:00 p.m. for 12 sessions_FEE: $65 the Evening Power Skating Classes. Each lavaltebto. Wa oflar tha finaat quality aportawaar at / i w O R I A o t i e r s / tha lowaat poaaiblo prtoa. LAP MAIN EVENT Established brokersahould request a brochure descrlblno boy attending the Hockey School will Ua ara located on a acanic 150-acra ocaanaidB fHONE 872-9587 FOR A FREE Members are invited to sign more advanced offerings In the Real Estate Profession. receive a Harria-Keon Hockey Jersey, a luat 90 mlnutea from Boston. Prima ‘ araa. VaraHy and intramural aporte up for the 1973 B.A. Ciub I PLUS FI6URE 8 m In th* «bov* coufm In Hairtford/SatMon A - Htrt- colored photograph of himself In uniform 31S CENnX ST., MANCNISnR.tONN.* Hiona A43-S13S ro g ra m . POOL SrrE INSPECTION FACTORY TO YOU SAVINGSI ~ ~ M«neh«««f (PiMM tpscHy). EndoMd l« my check and a Dave Keen Crest. Dart League. to Univerilty of Connoctlcut for $66. Mall HM PRORSSHNIAL QUALITY I in Ubaral Arta, Bualnaaa Admlniatration. Don’t pass up this opportunity to get I Taachar Praparation. . League starts Sept 14. List Wa manufaetura our own goods so THE MOST EXCITING qualified lnstructlori>fleglster now and be GONmOLLEO AUTO N O T REFAIRS naturaUy wo tako prida In our Hno. RACE IN THE WORLD Nim o...... assured of a place In the schools. Mml-MIO-O has been provided on the General Admission $3 00 AddrMt...... SUNT FRMICiS COLLEGE S a L M Children Under 12 .50 roaPoofRoad Blddslord, Mslns buiietin board at the Ciub LADIB8: Palazzo’s & Baggloa, Blousoa, Shorta, Qolt Skirto, Bicycle Jackets, Res Seats Phone 186 9300 (Strooi) iFor dalalhd Monnatloo, Oansisr sfudsnls and praspse-il Balte, Hl-Walat Pull-On Poyteater Slacks. Paid Wool 5 Ooublokrilt Blazers For further Information, call: LOAN and RENTAL CARS I Ifvs flnssAmsn sIWiiM contact l\ P O O L CO. RIVERSIDE PARR (City) House. MEN: Flara 5i Stralghtlog Pants, Doubleknit Sportcoats, Ties, Shirts, Belta, ROOK 159 • AGAWAM Available by Appointment.. Mr. John Burdyfca (ZI0 Coda) (203) 644-1842 or Shorts. FRff PARKING August 14,15,16 1dM«9dM P.M. « STAN OZIMEK, Manager v IfOINMyAAa^ARaAA^a INMIiRnasA MMfCnM ^ Day TalaphdtM ...... Social Sacurtty | ...... (203) 289-1741 73 Mapie St.$ Manchester Nortti on InMraM. II, croM OMT bfta$a 301-315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER 236-1211 THE MAJESTIC TROUSER CO. on Ro«it. IN WMi and Nm U North on Othar dates; 529-6753 Roirto 1SI, Agowam, Mooo. 'i r PAG^SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Gonn., Fri., Aug. 17. Help Wanted 38 Help Wanted m C H ESTEX EVENIKG KERaLd, Frt.. A.U,. 17. , m - P .n . 38 Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 Boita-Acceaaorlea Aptrtmenta For Rent 83 WANTED — 'Experienced FREE— Addrable mixed breed Apartments For Rent 83 Apartments For Rent ea m^hanic -caj^ble of perfor BALBOA 20, reCractable keel F ast — E ffective The “ Action Marketplace” 7-week old puppies. Phone 646- sloop, 1971. - Fully equipp^, SEWMG MACHINE OPERATORS ming major engine transmis 7769. NOW RENTIN6 d o u ble econom y - Heat DELUXE 2-bedroom sion and rear end repairs. main, jib, Genoa, head, galley, paid 3 bedrooms, appliances, Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers 6 h.p. Johnson. Sleeps 4 The New Townhouse, 1% baths, includes Herald Classified Ads Apply Personnel OMce Excellent hourly wa^e plus WHITE Female Miniature poo-' cafpet, basement. carpeting, heat, appliances, air- bonus. Three years experience Excellent condition; Many homestead PUIK VLLME 1-39. Homefinders. $20 fee. die puppjes. $40. Before 2:30 extras, $3,950 including trailer 549-6980. mnditioning, and full private (15 Word Minimum) Over 60,000 Daily Readers required. Benefits include paid p..m. 216 or 6466881. By Dameto tasement. ^ per monto. Paul CMS, Blue Cross, Major and slip. Call 8765092. nOHEER PARACHUTE CO. l l 2 MraM .^1*8®"’ Realtor, 6464535, 1 D a y ...... Fast Results Medical plan, life insurance, YARD for kids — 4 rooms, 646-1021. . . . 8c per word per day PUREBRED Siamese kittens^ Garden Products Featming: stove, parking, yard. Put your 3 D a y s ...... unifom allowance and paid nine weeks old, housebroken, 80 ... 7c per word per day 644-1881 vacations. We also have an • M daea n a g t money in the bank! 14-39 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR $20. 647-9288 or 643-1387. TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in 6 Days ...... 6c per word per day opening for a trainee. Excellent BUCKLAND Farms — Retail •ImpnlUtKitu Homefinders. $20 fee. 549-6980 renovated mansion. Includes CLASSIFIED ADVER’TISEMENTS An equal opportunity employer center, comer Adams Sreet and 26 Days ...... 5c per word per day opportunity for the right man KITTENS — free, two males, •eagtaryieq eveprthing, plus a firepla.a, Tolland Tpke. Farm fre ^ fruits •tolar, ca-wtontoi FOUR-BEDROOM duplex, Happy Ads ... 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION willing to work at a satisfying rart Siamese, part angora. Call $235 per month. Paul W...... $1.50 inch career. Inquire to Joe 6469569. and vegetables. Delicious • M printa kaaaMab appliances, carpet, parliing!irkii Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646 basement, dishwasher.. Cali Deadline for Saturday and Monday McCavanagh, Lynch Toyota, butter-sugar and yellow sweet •hak-apa far mihir Ayar 1021. com. Easy to serve, fun to eat today! $210. 17-22. is 12:00 Noon Friday .'SALES R epresentative — FABRICATION lead man Inc., between 8-s p.m. or call GERMAN short haired •Friaala patiai I antraam Energetic self-starter with for appointment, 646-4321. out specialty. Homefinders, $20 fee. 549-6980. MANCHESTER - Older 3- PHONE 643-2711 Printed circuit board manufac Pointers, AKC, excellent hun •Wak to liiappiai & acbaab C»mp■m pert'9n -T____ n lh n mechanical ability to ting stock, $70, 649-6910. room apartment on bus line. H EM U • turer has an opening for an RIPE Tomatoes, any quantity Model Apts Open SIX-ROOM Duplex, hot water, MoMe Hon»9$ Bualnaaa Opportunity 28 Help Wanted demonstrate and sell portable experieneed man in set-up of SET-UP MAN wanted for Prefer older couple. Includes PLEASE REM) 38 :coiistruction equipment and department engaged in light for canning. Also pickling Dally 12 VI Dark oil heat, central location, near heat and appliances. $110 per template routing or related FREE to good home, fuzzy bus, adults. Call 6462139. BOX LETTERS 35x10 MOBILE Home, $2,150 on chain saws to contractors machining operations and angora kittens, male and cucumbers and free dill. Joseph Eafi a( fiaagan SL month. Paul W. Dougan YOUR AD lot, immediate occupancy. Call BERRrS WORLD e ig h t e e n hole miniature EXPERIENCED exhibit procedures. Must be able to Krawski, 178 Foster St., WaV For Your golf for sale, houses, 6 lirtts, HAPPY ADS municipalities and utilities read blueprints and use mechanical assembly work. female, potty trained. Cali 646 aff Watt NMa Tpka Realtor, 643-4535. “ 875-2376. builder wanted. Excellent op- Excellent starting salary plus Some knowledge of punch press 9792. ping, 644-0839. MANCHESTER — Jefferson ••••••••••••••••••••••••••#* clubs, balls, ect. 1-9744)142 ^te r portunity. Call Displaycraft, measuring equipment. Apply to TaL I46$3t3, $464535 ar fi«6 H a Apartment, 2 bedrooms, wall- Information aassified or “Want Ads” 6. ;commission. Full benefit Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison desirable. Apply LaPointe In Furnished Apartments 84 Manohessilohesser, 643-9557. program inciuding vehicle and dustries, Inc., 155 West Main NATIVE' Apples and peaches, to-wall carpeting, dishwasher, THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a Street, Manchester or call 646- FREE 4 month old kitten to appliances, and sliding glass disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser .expenses. Send complete 3800. Street, Rockville. An equal op good home, box trained. Call available at Ferrandb MANCHESTER Gardens - 2 THREE ROOM furnished Motorcycl»$-Blcycln li Help Wanted 38 FULL OR Part-time door-to- portunity employer. Orchards, located on Birch joors to private porch, W , apartment, all utilities, first advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST resume in confidence to Branch 6^7956. bedroom Duplexes, lots of 643-1440, 647-1342. door sales with a group. Must ^Manager, Homeline, 164 East Mountain Road, Glastonbury, 3 lawn, quiet neighborhood, walk floor, parking, older people Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and be 16 or over. Transportation EXPERT bicycle repairs, all REGIS’TERED Nurses 3 p.m. Service Rd., Hartford, Conn, ASSISTANT PUNCH PRESS operator - FREE — Kittens need good miles beyond Vitois. to shopping, $169 monthly in preferred. 272 Main St. ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time makes, models and speeds. to 11 p.m.j 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- rovided. $1.85 hourly plus A nnual opportunity employer. some die setting experience cludes heat, hot water and onus and incentives. Call 6 ^ home. Bom at Girl Scout camp, identity can follow this for the next insertion. TTie Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, hour week. Salary $3re.30 bi P necessaiy. LaPointe Industries, 643-5760, after 5 p.m. PICK your own tomatoes, bring parking. Superintendent, 646 VILUBER TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, procedure; Herald is responsible for only Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with 8147. OFFICE Inc., 155 West Main Street, conUiners, 21 Angel Street, refrigerator, heat, hot water. ONE incorrect or omitted r m - ; dewee. Many fringe benefits NURSE’S Aides — applications Rockville. An equal oppoitunity Manchester. APARTMENTS Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Enclose your reply to the insertion for any advertise Veterans Home and Hospi REAL Estate sales — no being accepted for all shifts at MANAGER employer. Poultry-Supplies 43 **•*•••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) Street. box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex BOY’S Raleigh Chopper, 3- Exit 23, off 1-91; West Sfreet, limitations on income and this Burnside Convaiescent Home Well known automotive Household Goods s i Modern four rooms, including ^ve-room, 6bedroom town Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten could be far beyond your expec to the Classified. Manager, tent of a "make good” speed, orange, good condition. 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart dealership seeks a man with WOMAN to care for two school- RINGNECKi______heat, hot water, carpeting, housfe, wall-to-wall carpeting ~ 2-bedro6m, Manchester Evening Herald, Call after 3 p.m., 649-2477. sions 395, 233, 248. tations. Due to our growth and ford, 289-9571. A wonderful knowledge of accounting. age children from 3:30 - 5:30 White quail for sale. 2269585. appliances, storage, parking. utilities paid, appliances, insertion. Errors which do not further expansion plans, we CLEAN USED — refrigerators, fireplace, 2 air conditioners,^ together with a memo listing • • • Sofltoofi# place to work! Excellent working conditions and school vacations. Must ranges, automatic washers $1M monthly. 6 4 6 ^ 7 1 ,6 4 6 ^ . parking, basement. Only $M a lessen the value of the nnnn RNs, LPNs — Part-time and have openings in our East Hart appliances, heat and hot week. 17-7. Homefinders, Fee the companies you do NOT HONDA SU50, 1971, good con may hovuiMtyww plus many fringe benefits. Our have own transportation, with guarantees. See them at B. advertisement will not be cor full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses ford and Vernon offices. Articles tor Sale 48 water, IW tiled baths, washer $20. 549-6980. want to see your letter. Your dition, 4,500 miles, $550. Call ohappyoA l HAIRDRESSER wanted — employees know of this ad. Bolton Lake area, 6467251 after D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main MANCHESTER - 5 room r rected by "make good” 646-7609. aides, experienced preferred, Experienced start imm^iate- 5:30. and dryer hookup, patio. No *****••••••••••••••••••••••• letter will be destroyed if the Experienced preferred. Reply Box L, St., Call 643-2171. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, cellar and insertion. full and part-time. 7-3. ly, inexperienced will be ALUMINUM sheets used as garage, quiet residential area. pets. Houses for Rent 65 advertiser is one you’ve Excellent working conditions. Manchester Herald printing plates, .007 thick, MOTORCYCLE insurance, Competative pay scale. Also throughly trained plus con LuJon Salon of Mauty, 643- IMMEDIATE opening for stock ITALIAN mauve marble top Request mature adults, $180. Call64fll-762Q mentioned. If not it will be come to us for good rates. Just the best of benefits. Drop in and tinuous on the job training. 1939. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Call 6465824 or 6460390. BOLTON Notch, 6room coun 643-2711 room employee with a growing Phone 6462711. table, mahogany base, handled In the usual manner. 5 minutes of your time. Call see us. Meadows Convalescent Very attractive commission To All Friends And auto parts warehouse distribu excellent condition. $135. 646 try home, newly remodeled. 1- Crockett Agency, ask for Betty C enter, 333 Bidwell St., schedule plus bonuses and EXPERIENCED body man on- tion center. Call Mike Groncki, 5614 evenings. GRAHAM Street cracker — 3- 223-4460. Only if no answer call M anchester. 646-2321, 9-3 benefits. For more details and Family Of NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 521-7373. Lost amt Found 1 AutOM For Safa or Louise. 643-1577. t«ly, Inntop wages for right man. neeaea, nve mornings a week, 2867906. bedroom house, appliances, n weekdays. confidential interview call Chet lERIK and AFRING approximately 15 hours each cents each. Inquire side door, basement, washer, dryer, yard FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Apply or■ call 228-3176. Superior Manchester Evening Herald. MOVING OUT of state - must centrally located, stove in LOST fluffy, dark gray tiger Govang^ Holland & Ruhlander Auto Body, Route 6, Columbia. attendant. Apply to Manager, WANTED mature woman with sell immediately, 5 rooms of for kids. $225. 19-40. SIX room older house, 3 MEYERS Manx Dune Buggy 1971 DALESMAN Trails bike MACHINIST — Part-time, mor Real Estate, Inc., 528-9307. JOHNSON Parkade Lanes. No phone cmls. knowledge of crafts as Homefinders, Fee $^. 549-6980. cluded, no children or pets, bedrooms, nice condition On kitten with double paws, vicini Call 646-7966. DARK rich, clean loam, 5 furniture consisting of bedroom middle-aged couple preferr^. ty Charter Oak Street. Child’s $350 or best offer, 875-4926. nings, ’The AmerbeUe Corpora Don’t wait, our training salesperson, full time. Apply in bus line. $275 per month. Paul BOOKKEEPING Clerk - proof yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, set, den set, living room set, 649-8733. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. pet, 643-0523. tion, 104 East Main Street, sessions start soon. Mease come am machine or general ledger SNACK BAR waitresses person. Craft and Hobby kitchen set, stove, two' 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, WOMEN’S 10-speed bike, Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry velcome Eric and hfaS needed, evenings and Center, v775 Main St., sand, stone, pool and patio convertible, V-8, power experience preferred but not sand, 643-9504. televisions and odds and ends. FOUR R(X)M apartment, se MANCHESTER - 9V4 room FOUND pair glasses, Fendall Pugeot, Mixte frame, 2 months Passardi, 875-3325, between jfamily home from the? necessary. Apply main office. weekends. Will train. Apply to Manchester. 53 Eldridge Street. Call WOODUND steering, good condition. Call old, $135 new, sell $105. 646-5614 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op cond floor, Birch Street, heat Executive Colonial, 2V4 baths, frames, north end. Call 643- before 6 p.m., 875-9010. 'Philippines at an Open| South Windsor Bank & Trust Manager, Parkade Lanes. No anytime 643-4760. included, security deposit, $165, 1949. evenings. portunity employer. , SEiWS ROEBUCK , phone calls. SCREENED loam, gravel, MUNIR top residential neighborhood. I AUTOMOTIVE CENTER iHouse on Sunday, Augus , Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd., SPRAY PAINTER - Appliance processed gravel, sand, stone, 6464498. Call for details, Hayes Agency, I South Windsor. manufacturer is in need of CARPE’TS — Wholesale to you 6460131. ' 1967 CAMARO, excellent condi MEN’S 10-speed bike, Raleigh MACHINIS’TS — We have the | 19, 4-7 p.m., at 75 Plea- DRIVERS for school buses, painter on the first shift. and fill. George H. Griffing, An LOST small white toy female tion. Automatic, V-8 transmis la looking tor dover, 742-78W. at our warehouse. The Caipet U m iB IT S CHARLES Apartments — East Poodle, vicinity Lyness Street. Grand Sport, UW frame, 2 © 1971 by NEA. foljowing openings — Lathe, ssant Street. KI’TCHEN Aide — part-time, hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:15- H wages and benefits. Apply Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., HoniMtoad Stroat sion. Must sell before school, months old, $230 new, sell $175. Bridgeport, Vertical Turret part-time help. Middle Turnpike, 4t4 room (COLUMBIA — Six-room Ranch, Call 646-3793. 649-1835 after 5:30. “Remember when ‘going through a phase' re- opening 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., 5 days a 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. Personnel Dept., The Iona Manchester. 646-8568. (Off W. Mlddla Tpka.) Townhouse. 1V4 baths, all 646-5614 evenings. Lathe, Cintimatic. ’The Purty Apply now for September. Call Company, 6 Regent St., TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for fireplace, September to June. tarred to kids, and didn't have anything to Help Wanted week for mature woman in covering lawns, shmbs, etc. 20 MANCHB8TER appliances, two air- $250 per month. Security. FOUND Large gray persian do with Corp, 586 Hilliard Street, Aiviy in parson to 38. modern convalescent home, 643-2414. Mancnester. LEAVING country—household 1964 CHEVROLET Belair, 2- RUPP Bandit minicycle, used 6 the economy? Manchester, 649-0000. cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- BulHby conditioners, carpeting, heat, Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or cat. Call 649-6307. door, top condition, new tires, AUTOMOTIVE CENTER I ^ p ly Burnside Convalescent 6587. and garage items for sale. hot water, storage, patio, sound 6469659. months. Excellent condition. SECRETARY — Appliance Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East SECRETARY — Excellent HOUSEWIFE, free during Beds, couches, tables, chairs, > UftR HOU8INQ CORP. muffler, pump, brakes. Best $100. Call 875-6821. RN’s/LPN’s wanted for full and SEARS manufacturer is in neM of a proofing. Basement garage. FOUND Toy Poodle, white offer, 742-9784. Sarvicaa Ottered Hartford. 289-9571. opening in scientific research evenings, to attend public rags, pool and ping pong tables, i 1 and 2-bedroom luxury' From $195 to $230. Call Charles MANCHESTER - 3V4 room female, blue collar. Call Dog 12 RooHng-SIdIng-ChImney 18 art-time, on all shifts. Apply to Mandwstar tafeidi secretary for its purchasing area. Familiarity with office meetings in South Windsor and CUSTOM-Built stereo cabinet |*n ■qiMf opportmiar mplor — Lafayette components. games and miscellaneous, 646 apartments. Features wall-to- Ponticelli, 6469644, 6464)800. duplex. Stove, refrigerator, Warden, 646-4555. Elirector of Nursing, &lmon department. Individual should ,skills necessary, especially to report news of that toWn for wall carpeting, vanity tile, 1972 MGB, Blue. Excellent con PROFESSIONAL scything HORACE Tetrault — Siding, have good typing skills and Asking $ ^ ., 5261719. carpeting. Immediate occupan Sarvicaa Ottered Brook Convalescent Home, off typing and shorthand. Good The Herald. Reporting baths, built-in oven, range,! dition. Best offer. Call 649-8318 12 done, hard to mow areas. roofing, storm windows, aw House Street, Glastonbury,’633- ability to handle a diversified MANCHESTER — Gigantic 6 cy. Lease, security. Only $145. FOUND German Shepherd, evenings. starting salary with full com experience helpful, but not APARTMENT size dishwasher, refrigerator and room apartment available im M9-7475. nings. Quality workmanship, 5244. work load. Shorthand preferred PART-TIME pany benefits. Ample free necessary. Phone Alex Girelli, SUPER Stuff, sure nuf! That’s female, black and tan. Call ODD JOBS — Moving Blue Lustre for cleaning refrigerator, $20. Call 647-1193. disposal, electric heat, 2 air mediately. Security required, Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. free estimates. Fully insured. RN FOR Director of Nursing at but not mandatory. Apply Per-! Hours 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. parking. Hartford area. Call 6462711. $165, 6461109. DODGE 1964 Polaris, 440, 2- appliances etc. to the dump, 872-9187, 649-3417. sonnel Dept., ’The Iona C^om- carpets. Rent electric sham- conditioners, glass sliding 456'4 MAIN Street — Family cellars and attics cleaneed. an A-1 90-bed convalescent Answering phone and taking United Aircraft Research door hardtop. One owner car. home. Contact Mr. Dailey at any, 6 Regent Street, pooer, $1. E. A. Johnson Paint AnUquea 56 doors, all large rooms. Full' unit, security, older children, FOUND German Shepherd, Landscaping and tree work. HOME secretarial work, messages. Some typing Laboratories, 565-8900. Monday- GAS STATION a tten d an t MANCHESTER - Large 2- $180. Call 6462426, 9-5. Good running condition, 643- ROOFING — Specializing Burnside Convalescent Home, lanchester. Friday. An equal opportunity Co., 723 Main St., Manchester, basement storage area, ample male, black and tan. Call 7666. 528-8649. experienced, professional. experience is necessary. needed part-time. Apply in per 6464501. AN’TIQUES for rale — Ginger- bedroom apartment with Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. repairing roofs, new roofs, 870 Burnside Avenue, East employer. son Gorin’s Sports Car Center, parking. Starting at $175. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned bread clocks, cut glass, Vene appliances. Available im HOUSE — 3 bedrooms, Hartford. 289-9571. RN’s—LPN’s — Applications HRST NATIONAL Route 83, Tolland Tpke., Handy to shopping, schools,: mediately. Security required, 1966 FORD wagon, V-8, stan SHARPENING Service - bookfee^f^|‘;"*’‘ilhers! and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs being acce:epted for all shifts at THREE Family Garage Sale— tian glass and much more. Mel appliances, dishwasher, gar FOUND German Shepherd pup, STORES ELECTRICIAN I Talcottville. bus and religious facilities. $155. Eastern Real Estate, 646 age, yard for kids. Don’t miss dard shift, good body, rear end Saws, knives, axes, shears, envelopes, legal documents! experience. Free estimates. SERVICE station attendant, Burnside )Convalescent______Home,___ , Older things, furniture, bric-a- & Hopes Antiques, 1 McNall female, black and tan. Call skates, rotary blades. Quick manuscripts. Call 228-9188. P«k « OMdand Am. Maintenance. Install and main Street, Manchester. 644-1504. Model apartment open for 8250. it! $1^. 161 Homefinders, $20 needs work, 646-4425 after 5. Howley, 643-5361. full-time days. Apply in person, 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart tain electrical wiring, equip brac, and toys. Friday, Satur Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. service. Capitol Equipment EattHartforU WANTED — Experienced gas day and Sunday, 6Dark, 56 iniDectlon 1-S p.m., Saturday' fee. 549-6980. Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center ford, 289-9571. A wonderful i ment and apparatus, in modem station attendant, over 18 years 1971 CAPRI, 4-speed, $1,600. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. An equal opportunity Wedgewood Drive off West THE Pack Rat — Antiques and Sunday. Other times by' 4Vi R(X)MS, second floor, heat, FOUND Collie-cross, male, Painting-Papering 13 WINDSOR Roofing & Sidiiu — Street, Manchester. place to work! J plant. Minimum one year old, part-time. Maple Super gas and hot water. Middleaged Out of Town- Call 649-2274. Hours daily 7:30-5, Tliursdav employer Mil le Turnpike. collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun appointment. yellow. Call Coventry Dog 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30^. 643- Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird experience. Good starting Service, 220 Spruce Street. I working couple. No children or For Rent 66 RICHARD E. Martin. Full Roofing, storm windows and SALES CLERK Mature PjART TIME and full-time ,| day, 12-6 p.m..Fiora Rd., off Warden, 423-6524. 7958. salary with full company GARAGE Sale - Tables, Route 85, Bolton. ' pets. 6464m. 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, run- professional painting service. doors, and gutters. Aluminum woman, full-time. Five day waitress. Apply in terson. Fan- ’ ’ Cell: I — - benefits. Ample free parking. chairs, glassware. Friday, ROCKVILLE — 5-room------igl( single FOUND Labrador, male, black. nin| condition, $50. Call 649- Interior - exterior. Free es awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. week, closed Mondays. Selling nie’s Kitchen, 1015 Main St., Hartford area. Call Unjted Air CAB DRIVERS— Part-time for UBR Housing Corp PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- Saturday and Sunday, 271 Main Wanted to Buy 456 MAIN Street — Three-room house,;, security se required. $165 Call Coventry Dog Warden, 423- timates, fully insured. 649-4411. experience preferred. Shoor Manchester. craft Research Laboratories, evenings and weekends. Also, 88 643-9881 apartment, heat, $130. Security. month!hly. 742-6519,------9, 7;“ 7:30-8 ■ a.m. you-wait printing, xeroxing, MACHINISTS wanted — day full time driver needed for St., Manchester. 6524. wedding invitations, business R\)SSI Roofing, siding, Jewelers, 917 Main St., shift. Full benefits including 565-8900, for an interview ap Robort Murdock, jloaltor Family unit. Call 6462426, 65. or 8764350. 1971 CHEVROLET, Monte T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, chimneys, jmtters. Free es Manchester. DO YOU need extra income to ' pointment, Monday-Friday. An Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. WANTED — Antique furniture, Carlo, power steering, power forms and cards, letterheads Pilgrim Mills Is expand help take care of the ever in- 1 holidays, hospitalization, major shift. You must have a g o ^ TAG SALE—Saturday-Sunday, glass, pewter, oil paintings or 643-9851 LOST Passbook No. 264)13278-8 and stationery. Post Road Interior-exterior painting. timates, fully insured. Days, medical, life insurance, equal opportunity employer. 10-5, 111 Concord Road. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, sun VERNON — People are in love brakes, automatic, V-8, vinyl Reasonable rates. Swirled evenings, 529-8056, Paul ing our sales staff. We EARN Extra money week after creasing food and other bills? driving record and be reliable. other antique items. Any quan ^**R*Hm Luchon Jr. Connecticut Bank & Trust Com Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. need experienced, presently on overtime schedule. Household goods an^d furniture. ny 4 rooms for newlywras, no with Northgate. Spacious well pany. Application made for roof. Excellent condition, ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Cosgrove, 643-5364. week as an Avon representative Solve your money problems by ! East Hartford Cab, 107 Bum- tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, ,8up1. - 546-8267 , pets, utilities extra, $140. appointed apartments in a love 595, 646-2789, Manch. Honda. 1949. mature saleswomen and in your spare time. Many Avon being an attendant in our excep L. E. Hall & Sons, Route WAITRESS and kitchen side Ave., East Hartford. Antiques, miscellaneous items. 165 Oakland astreet. payment. ODD jobs, landscaping, cashiers part time or full South Willington. in ta c t Ed Appliances included. 633-6026. ly section of Vernon, one and Heating-Plumbing 17 representatives earn an es tionally clean landromat. Flexi- woman, wanted days 8 a.m. - 3 two bedrooms with private en 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, household repairs, carpentry. time to fit your schedule. ble hours, evenings or' Aubin, 429-5010. p.m., or 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. Will TAG SALE — Antiques, old ANTIQUE furniture, glass, LOST Savings Passbook No. Call 649-4594. If you like fabrics, you’ll timated $40 a week or more, RECEPTIONIST - To do MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom trance, private deck or patio, automatic, excellent condition, selling fanrious Avon products. weekends. Call 646-8749. , train the right person. Top Hat general office work including radio, wood stove, TV, old round oak tables, cast iron toys, 037-0-02589-2, Hartford National BO’Pn Heating and Plumbing love working in our GAL for general office work, 5 bottles, hand lawn mower, AIR Conditioned 5 rooms, apartment on bus line includes walk-in closets, fully caroeted $1,695. Manch. Honda, — Prompt, courteous service. exciting store. Stop by Couldn’t you do the same? Call Roast Beef, Broad St. typing and assisting the collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 appliances, parking, basement, heat and appliances, prefer and many other extras all well Bank and Trust Co., Middle days, 40 hours week, all model T motor, radiator and anytime. Turnpike Office. Application Call 649-7863. Call 643il496. for an Interview. . . 289-4922. LAUNDRESS — Opening for .’ bookkeeper. 9-5, Monday- yard for kids and rover. $175. older couple, $125 per month. kept and managed. Plus your 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, mature woman in modem con- benefits. East Hartford loca PART-TIME, day and evening Friday. Call 6461000. transmission, old car parts, made for payment. tion. 289-2735. August 17, 64. 1180 Pleasant 19-12. Homefinders, Fee $20. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 646 own full size washer and dryer *****••••••••••••••••••••••• excellent condition, low J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom NO JOB too small. Immediate WAITRESS W anted, valescnet home. Burnside Con- ‘ positions for males and females Rooms Without Board 89 549-6980. 4535. right in your own apartment Foley-Sharp available at A. C. Petersen Valley Rd., South Windsor, one P»r$onal$-Announcem»nt» 2 mileage, $2,495. Manch. Honda, decorating, interior and service on service calls. Free P Q g r i m A ^ experienced only, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. valescent Home, 870 Burnside , INSURANCE agency needs and a dishwasher as well. Rent 646-2789. SAW & TOOL SHARPENM6 Ave., East Hartford. 289-9571. , HELP Wanted part time and Farms, 238 North Main Street, mile from Caldor’s. CLEAN, Furnished room for exterior, paper hanging. Fully estimates gladly given on 434 Oakland SL, Manehaatorihmltr Apply P & L Restaurant, 550 part-time gal. Home owner and DANDY Duplex — carpeted 4- PLEASANT 4-room apartment, from $185 includes heat, 1-429-3831 insured. 649-9658. East Middle ’Tpke. 646-4047. full time. Apply Arthur Manchester. Call 646-0836 lire rating experience helpful working gentleman. Inquire 4 rooms, appliances, parking, RIDE NEEDED, Hollister heating or Numbing. Faucets ionday thru Saturday lO.'OO.•oo-giac] - Treacher’s Fish & Chips, TAG SALE — Moving, second floor, adults, no pets. parking, etc. Call superinten Street to Traveler’s. Call 643- Rediscover the joy of repaired or installed. Water CREDIT correspondent — 1 between 2-5 p.m. but will train. Must type. Pearl Street or call 643-9353. fenced yard, dishwasher. $145. Call 6465897 after 6 p.m. dent, 872-6011 or come to Trucka-Tractor 5 working with a sharp tool. ' Interesting position is available Manchester. Please call, 646-4662. appliances, household, toys, 261 Homefinders. Fee $20. 549- 5465 after 6 p.m. GRAD STUDEN’TS available worked on. Complete WANTED — Energetic male Saturday, 65. 97 Bissell St. On- Northgate, 300 South St., Ver Your work will be easier, for painting, 4 years i systems, rec rooms, oyer 21, high school graduate, in credit department of home BABYSITTER wanted for the LARGE room for mature MANCHESTER - Executive non. 1968 DODGE A108, Van, runs B MACHINIS’TS — ’Turret lathe, coming school year, responsi side) working gentleman, completely Auto* For Solo 4 faster AND safer. Bring your experience, fully insured. Free etc. Call M & M Plumbing & NURSE’S AIDES wanted for with some retail experience, in appliance manufacturer. In- . WAITRESS — Over 18, part- townhouse, 1500 square feet, great, $725.6434)510 after 6 p.m. estimates. Call our competitors Heating, 649-2871. terested in management dividual should have some ac- t Bridgeport, fuli or part-time. ble babysitter for my 1V4 time, 4 hours daily, 6 days a redecorated and newly fur CENTER Street surprise — formal dining area, 2 huge EAST Windsor — 3‘'a room Ask for Chris or Phil. tools In today for fast, expert full and parptime, on all shifts. Call 6434716 or apply in person months old baby, 3 days per GARAGE SALE — Saturday- nished, private bath, entrance NEED CAR? Credit bad? wrvice. then call us, 649-7034. Apply to Director of Nursing, trainee program. Apply Spree, counting or credit experience week for Manchester Heat paid, 4 rooms, appliances, bedrooms, 1(4 baths, fireplace, duplex, all utilities, air- and good typing ability. Apply j at Ability Machine & Tool, 315- week, 2:45-6 p.m. Must have Sunday, August 18-19, toys- and larkii;ing. Call after 5 p.m.. Bankrupt? Repossessed? SEWERLINES, sink lines, Salmon Brook Convalescent Ml Broad « ., Manchester. restaurant. Some experience parking, laundry facilitie includes heat, appliances, conditioned, wall-to-wall 1968 FORD, half ton, pick-up B M Hardwara, Maneh., *4*.4121 Personnel Department, The R Broad St., Manchester. transportation. Call 649-0692. preferred, but not necessary. household. I f Indian Drive (off 646 704. yard. ^10. 21-19. Homefinde carpeting, recently remodeled, Honest Douglas accepts lowest Star Trua-Valua Hardwara, ABC Painting — 15 years cleaned with electric cutters, Home, off House Street, Greenwood) Manchester. carpeting. Full private base truck, good condition, low experience, low, low prices that CLEAN Outdoor work with a Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, , Good pay for dependable per Fee $20. 5466980. ment. $33o per month. Paul W. large yard, porch and cellar. down, smallest payments. mileage. Call 644-2932. BofkvMla, rM S aS ; EWngton *75- by professionals. McKinney Glastonbury, 633-5244. FULL Time Real Estate Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 9091 can’t be beat. 646-63Z9. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com future. FuH-time with national Manchester. 7 WAREHOUSEMAN - son. (Jail 646-9168 after 3 p.m. THE Thompson House — Cot- Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. $240 a month. 623-1783,289-0418. management, secretary with Manchester warehouse needs for interview. GARAGE SALE — August 16 tage rSt., centrally located, W ||L^a^Ha«lwa«, IKHton pany, 643-5308. RNs-LPNs. All shifts - Full ly known lawn service com- 1 ^ DA’reUN pick-up truck, rany. No experience necessary. previous experience, salary good reliable people. Excellent 19, air-conditioner, washer, large,e, pleasantly. furnished MANCHESTER - Three- 94 VILLAGE Street. Rockville. 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, SPRAY Painting — 15 years time and part-time. Excellent wages, immediate employ boy’s and women’s clothes, $175 or best offer. Call 646-2161 44,000 miles, excellent condi Ine., Maneh, M341IS experience. Fast service, neat Immediate openings. Call now. advancement potential.. Blue FULL-TIME positions for fur rooms,IS, parking. Call...... 649-2358,...... , APARtMENt bedroom apartment includes Two clean apartments. First tion, 7 new tires, $1,200. After 5, FRANK Scotella Plumbing, fringe benefits. East Hartford ment. Call 875-2612. ^ Cross, CMS, fully company odds and ends. 9 Llynwood for overnight and permanent after 4:30 p.m. work. Very reasonable prices. repairs, remodeling, new work. Convalescent Home, 745 Main 247-6526. niture and appliance salesmen, everything In renovated man floor, 6 rooms. $150 a month 649-2159. CURKTYnST paid. For interviews, reply to 5-day work week. Saturdays Drive, Bolton, Route 44A to guest rates. RENTAL OFFICE sion. $235 per month. Paul W. plus deposit, no utilities. Second Completely insured. 5 ^ 3 ^ . Free estimates. No job too St., East Hartford. FULL Time — Efficient typist Tolland Rd. OLDSMOBILE 1969 Vista small. Prompt service on NURSE’S Aides — full-time, For diversified work. Must be P.O. Box 1049 giving brief and nights included. Apply W. We h a v ra large variety of Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646 floor, small 4-iroom apartment, •••••••••••••••••••••••♦»»»« CARPENTRY — Porches, gar part-time, all shifts, good with figures. 35-hour for programming department details on past work history. T. Grant Co., Manchester FURNISHED ROOM for deluxe one. and two-bedroom 1021. $110 plus deposit, no utilities. Cruiser 6-passenger, original •••••••••••••••••••••••#•#♦« emergency, 643-7024. WANTED — General in the glamour world of radio, owner, excellent condition, $1,- Campera-Tnilon ages, additions, repairs, small experienced desired. Apply in week, company profit Experience and inexperienced Parkade. TAG SALE — Three families. gentleman, homey atmosphere, apartments and townhousea 684-4331. Moblla Homaa 8 Building-Contracting 14 machinist. Overtime, paid 646-1230. W .I.N.F. Radio, people will be considered. includes kitchen and parking. 700. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2183. jobs. Free estimates. Call •••••••••••••••••••••###*«»* person. East Hartford Con sharing. Call in person only, Wooden storm windows, bikes, throughout MancUeater. Ren Flooring yg holidays, excellent insurance Manchester. toys, material, curtains, Security. Call 649-4936,64634w. Aaiw«f to frovioiM Poialo Stephen Martin, 646-7295. benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route valescent Home, 745 Main St., tal office open daily from 65, COVENTRY LAKE - 1971 MASON — Plastering, brick East Hartford. STANDARD WANTED — Responsible man •••••••••••••••••••••••••••to glasswate and much more. American Revolution 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced laying stone laying and con 6 & 44A., Bolton, Conn. HOUSEKEEPER wanted to other times by appoin&nent. below book, red with white roof Schult mobile home, 65’xl2’, 3 POWER MOWERS, hand FLOpR SANDING and to do odd lobs around Situation Wanted 30 iSaturday, August 18, 10-4 p.m. CEN’TRAL, gentleman, plea bedrooms, 1V4 baths, with crete. New and old. Free es EDUCATORSp INC. *.) take care of elderly man, live- automobile dealership, (kinnec- sant master bedroom, with and bucket seats, excellent con mowers repaired, pick-up and Refinishing, (specializing in Rain datie, August 28. Hawley MMirVJnEMSUC-.. ACROSS DOWN storage sh^. On lake, excellent timates gladly given. E.. Rm m I f * l i i VMets lire Mm , IBP Ho. mfc St in, references. Call 643-1894, ticut license require. Inquire TWO boys are looking for odd Street, off Foster Street, telephone, next to shower, dition, air-conditioning, power delivery. Prompt-Reliable- older floors). Inside aind outeide EXPERIENCED painters 1 Stamp----- ISacrcdbuU condition, $7,800. Call after 5 Richardson, 643-0889, 6494)608. H m I k k between 9-5. to Joe McCavanagh, Lynch jobs in Manchester vicinity. parking, 649-6801 after 6. steering, power brakes, Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. painting. John Verfaille, 646- wanted, at least 4-5 years Ire finely Msodiosfiga Manchester. 4 ----- Tm of Egypt p.m. 742-9898. 5750, 8ra-2222. M fiet llMalla;Ta*l 10-11:30 0.10. aod 1-4 pjo. Toyota, Inc. between 8-5 p.m. Call 647-9811 ask lor Allan. Party automatic. Must sell for com- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - experience. Call> 649-4343 FU L t 'knd part-tim e work I’/z FRONT Rooms, furnished 2SbelteM g ^^ car. Best offer over $2,900. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ••••••••••••••#•••••••••••** between 6-7 p.m. fill 143-2711 or call for appointment, 646- CANON FI, with case, 1.4 lens 10 Give an inlets AMERICAN 1966, 12x55’, 4 large appliances, cleaning Remodeling, repairing, ad Moving-Trueking-Storage 20 available at Pilgrim Mills 4321. LICENSED mother will babysit sunshade, Honeywell Strobonar for light housekeeping, lady or account of 3 Town (Corn rooms, partially furnished, can cellars, attics. Also will buy ditions, rec rooms, porches and warehouse, 99 Loomis Street. in her home, Waddell School flash unit, $305 complete, 646 gentleman, working days 13 Whole amount ish prefix) rwfing. No job too small. Call WANTED two part-time maids. Woik>( Hohms F o r S o h 72 Houtot For Solo 72 Out ol Town-For Sole 75 Wented-Reel Eetote Mancfaestar 77 ^ANCHESTER — Bowers COVENTRY tNorth) $38 900 nn. LAWRENCE E: LAMB ------I - »!.. nup. II, W J — 1-AUE I IMHIACUUTE Cape, 4-bedrooni8, fireplace r n m n o i itearitt.2 BOLTON LAKE - Oversized THIS HAS IT AW i MANCHESTER — Client will garage, level treed lot, ideal es 6.7 acres, about 400’ frontage, brick Ciipe, 7 rooms, reb room pay all cash for f f l a l „ Vernon Cape -Cod with all large Brand new Raised Ranch on rooms, living nxma, dining tablished neighborhood. 30’s. possibility sites. $15,500. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, Terna possible. Let’s talk! over an acre lot close to west side. May consider Ranch Health magazine room, huge kitchen, S recreation and UConn. 2 gar Democrats Pick Roche bedrooms, wall-to-wall d m right location. Cali Dick Hi m I t o Rt 2 (X)LUMBIA—6 room Ranch, 2- ages, 2 baths, equipped Martens at Martens Agency carpeting, recreation room, Reduced to $20,500. Utilize the car garage lot 108x300, kitchen, large sundeck off Realtors, 646-2550. isn’t reliable OKlosed porch, m baths, gar existing buUding, possible » beautiful fn-ground cement FIVE GMUCES! swimming pool, many extras dining room from a glass To Head Town Ticket age, treed lot. lU s home must sites. Ifrilled well. Attractive slider doof, fireplace & be seal to appreciate q ^ ty . Yes, this property has 5 gar 3» mill tax rate. Please call ages to go with this Sreinn 7 acres. Terms. beamed cathedral ceiling. Joe . BARBARA RICHMOND REALTOR Now priced at mdy 136,500. Russmar Realty 649-9659 a 228- By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. milk. It makes my abdomen selectmen are incumbent David sweep on Nov. 6,” Roche said. plus Colonial Cape in a central ROnniKIIL ESTATE 9234. Gordon, 649-5306. (Herald Reporter) Williams and Fern Garafolo. affairs, is a free lance producer Out of Tbwn- NouMt F o r M o fweU, and I have intense pain At the start of the evening n HooMt F o r S o lo 72 location. Do you know tiiat M t a d ...... 2214274 DeaDr. Lamb— I heard James Roche, chairman of and announcer for television F o r R oot FREdETn ft imimN • •B&W** something that doesn’t make in that area when I drink ft or To be elected are a mayor, 12 several committee members 66 _____ M 7 - M n garages rent for $10 or more CtahiSdieifr . . . . . S37417S VERNON ' eat any food containing it. the Vernon Democratic Town council members (each party and radio. Gi)l has been active MANCHESTER—Professicmal senre to me. I was told that a donated to the “century” club monthly these days? Ideal for Since 1 have omitted milk (tomrnittee was unanimously______nominates eight); three school in many sports programs. He is VERNON — Modern 4 room man’s home in a professional H34300 RANGHn ParlMde - (u m v i. Bzzxzzzzz in Wid SM health magazine said if you to help with campaign apartment with heated garage, the tradesman. Nicely treed had v o a own hens and have a from m y diet I am no longer nominated by that committee board members for six-year a tool and die maker at Pratt & man’s area. Very large contem- THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, lot. New listing. 3 bedroottG, 1% our busy Bm . W t’rw expenses. Referring to this, Whitney. stove, refrigerator, heat and PRESnOOUS porary Raised Ranch, TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building rooster the eggs are not high BSifdlm i'ton mi® e'’?*’*®'"' tbe ticket as terms (each party nominates Roche said, "We have, then, the two baths, two fireplaces, gar baths, garage, formal diiUng ready, willing and abla Humphry, Wolff and Benoit, hot water, no pets. Adults, |165 beautifully appointed inside and lot, Merrow Road. T.J. in cholesterol. Is there any two); and each party will vital ingredients to win a ages, Florida room. Hutchins (frockett. Realtors, Tolland of room, wall to wall carpeting, HEBRON — 3-bedroom Ranch thing to this? all incumbents, have also been monthly. Also 5 room apart out. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- Agency, 649-5324. b ^ io r e a b e n c y toaasiatyouinthaaala nominate one candidate for a political ball game; outstanding ment, $160 monthly, 875-2600. fice, 8754279. fuUy eqni|q)ed kitchen. A hard with fireplace and huge harvest Dew Reader- Unfortun very active in political and 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. 647-1413 or purchaaa of YOUR Reader— Absoiutely Mrs. Gloria Collins was two-year term and one for a candidates, solid organization UKEWOW ancu MEA to And value. Won’t last long. kitchen, % acre treed lot with ately, most of the calcium in civic groups in town. Benoit is MANCHESTER — Fantastic large 30xfj)’ outbuilding, $m - proparty. nothing. It’s complete non nominated as one of eight can four-year term and one each and funding.” GLASTONBURY - Prospect Offered by the B»eert Property-Fttr Sele 74 For an appointment call Tony ow diet comes from milk and completing his first term on the • Rambling custom designed 7-room Ranch five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 900. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- sense. I wouldn’t be too sur- milk products. Canned sar didates for the Town Council will be elected, the later two to He added that beyond the Apartments, 8 minutes from Wasilefsky at 6«4306 r i ^ t p r i ^ to find that it was pub Town Council and Wolff and • Professionally landscaped large kitchen, garage, lovely MANCHESTER - 3 family, COVENTRY LAKE, five room 1632. No caUs 1-6 p.m. dines and canned salmon are and thus became the first fill vacancies. politics is the “why” behind the Hartford. Spacious 3 rooms, lot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. lished in a "health” maga- Humphry are completing third sto • baths central location, live in one summer cottage, pine paneled, ood sources of calcium, par- woman to be nominated for that Each party will nominate two party committment to win. He HANICK $30,500. Amida Realtors, 64- • • B& W • • "VERNON — 7% room stone Keith xine. A good many of these icularly if you eat the bones. ! post. terms. • Recreation Room apartment and build equity in fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- Hie BARROWS k WALUCB C# candidates for selectmen and said wheh the campaign gets 1539. Lou Arruda. other two, $46,900. Hayes Agen front Cape, 4’ bedrooms, 1% that are available to the pub Some of the milk substitutes The entire slate, presented by Roberts has been active in 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. lic are full of misinformation. three will be elected. underway the candidates will • 4 fireplaces cy, 6464H31. * baths, rec room, walk-out base gcan be used for people with Atty. Martin Burke, chairman chamber work and church work This is because most of them Roche, besides being chair • Double treed lot Out ot Town-For Safe 75 ment, wall-to-wall carpeting Real €state your problem. These are enumerate the program for a and is with First Investors ROCKVILLE bound? Heat paid XCENCY 172 E. Canta St do not have physicians or any of the nominating committee, man of the town committee, better community. 3 bedroom double, appliances, • Meticulously cared for MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room many extras. Cream puff’ usually made from soybeans was accepted with no contest Corp.; Suchecki was co- newcolonuls Upper 30’s. W. J. Barcomb, medicaily trained individuals and will have calcium added has also served on the Town Roche quoted from the last basement, garage, yard for • 2-Car Qarage ' Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car BOLTON — Home and FipCKVILLE — A-1 condition, 649-1922 646-4126 on their editorial board. Some for any slots. chairman of the Vernon Vote 18 garage, stone front, plastered Realtor, 644-8000. to them. You may have to get Council, the Planning Commis book written by Robert kids. $175. 10-21 Homefinders. • Uncompromising quality In Monehootor business. Lovely 8-room 2-f^ily, kitchen, living room, > of these sbouid be called The other council members sion and the Econom.ic Committee, and is presently a Cir c a 1730 — is rooms; walls, appliances, city utilities, modern house, built-ins, dining room, 4 bedrooms first a milk substitute of this t ^ Kennedy “ .....all of us will ul $20 fee. 549-6980. quack magazines and not nominated were incumbents Development Commission. He student at the University of Home for the discriminating buyer. recently restored. 7 large lot, by Ansaldl. Charles ‘•replace, extra large rooms, floor, 6 rooms second floor. Notices health magazines. from one of the health food timately be judged, and we will Lesperance. 649-7620. East Hartford mls stores. In some of the super- Thomas Benoit, Thomas Wolff is a past president of the Young Hartford. He graduated from VERNON Vicinity — wall-to- fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6. *3 7 ,5 8 0 18% acres of land, out Excellent investment. Mid 30’s surely judge ourselves on the N.Y.U. with a degree in applied H IG H 5 0 t buildings, plus a summer Court of Probate, District of Andover From the amount of mail markets you can find milk and Peter Humphry plus Albert Dems and a member of the wall carpeted, 2 bedrooms, or more bedrooms, new baths, W. J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644- EUOW GOOM NOTICE OF HEARING effort we have contributed to math. City iltim oo b^usiness highly profitable. 8000. tMt I get citiiw misinforma substitutes, usually made out Gates, Stanley Gill, Glen Tolland County Democratic appliances, yard, parking, laun new kitchen, two-car garaee. Throughout in this oversized ESTATE OF ROSCOE P. TALBOT tion in a number of health of soybeans in the baby food building a new society and the Fenn is dean of faculty at dry facilities. $160. 3-26. WARREN E. HOWLAND $58,900. ^ Could be expanded. This choice ^ rs u a n t to an order of Hon. Norman Roberts and Joseph Suchecki. Association. He is an engineer extent to which our ideals and 4-bedroom Cape in good magazines, I am impressed departm ent (for babies who Robert Houley, presently filling Manchester Community Homefinders. $20. fee. 549-6980. Realtor 643-1108 ANDOVER — Furnished cot J. Preuss, Judge, dated August 10, IJTSa that people don’t realtK that do not tolerate lactose). Your at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft goals have shaped that effort.” PMLBRIGK REN, tage, enjoy remainder of season neighborhood. Formal dining hearing wiU be held on an a^lication ,a vacancy on the council, did Corp. College and a professor of R ^ C H —6,'roonis, lt4 baths, h a s n c s room, first floor den, large praying the fiduciary’s account be something’s being doctor could prescribe some He said the committee, in a biology research at the Univer and be ready for future summer published doesn’t necessarily calcium tablets for you. not seek re-election. Enthusiastically accepting B u a ln e n Loeatfons- formal dining room,'3 . 6 4 $ ^ enjoyment at beautiful Andover living room, nice lot. City accepted and an order of dlstribuUon be modest way, had taken a sity of Hartford. He was actiVe F o r R e n t EST81E given as in said appUcaUon on file more mean it’s true. Under our sys Nominated for a six-year his nomination, Roche positive step toward extending 67 ■bedrooms^ garage, treed lot. Lake. Only $10,900. Tedford utilities. Low 30s. Mature bean seeds, such as tenii on the Board of Education in politics in Manchester before SIX-ROOM Ranch in excellent fully appears, at the Court of Probate on tem of freedom of the press, navy beans or white beans, promised “A hard but fair its goals. condition, baths, garage, $83,900. Real Estate, 647-9914. Aug, 24, t973 at 1:00 P.M. moving to Vernon. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Bolton almost anything can be pub- are a useful source for cal were Robert Fenn and fight.” He told the committee it Mrs. Collins has been very ac full basement, walking mstance Norman J. Preuss, Judge ished somewhere, whether Mrs. Rak has worked in square feet, will divide. . SEVEIHIOOllI eOMB cium and one of the better Margaret Rak; for a four-year had chosen strong candidates tive in the town committee, to all conveniences. In the 30’s. COVENTRY—5-room cottage, MANCHESTER Falknor SWIMMIHG POOL TOLLAND 133,900 SEHTRY Public respon- term, Devra Baum; and a two- several political campaigns, is Suitable for manufacturing and Call 649-3100. Raaf Estate Sarvicas . m ong the vegetable groups, and noted it was a very strong Vernon Junior Women’s Club, warehouse. 1-748-5634. Flu ooniR ewE fully furnished, close to lake, Drive, Desirable landable and slbUity should be exercisM by but even so you’d have to eat year term, Paul Roshka. Mrs. a member of the League of SPANKING CLEAN 289-4331 eteical editorial boards, and indication that “Victory in several PTO’s, Red Cross and secondary financing Cape, presently undergoing e T S w i * P«M* ProbaW. Wslrict of Andover a lot of mature bean seeds to Herbst, who did not wish to November is within our grasp.” Women Voters, former MANCHEISTER — Your oppor available. $10,000. face lifting. When complete^ SIX-ROOM RANCH Recently decorated O^room n o t c e o f h e a r in g •be b ^ t safeguard to help see the Rockville Hospital member of the Junior Women’s 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, on ESTATE OF MARY JUROVATY meet your calcium require seek re-election, is the only “I am sure I speak for all of Three huge bedrooms, 2 tunity to purchase in low thir will include new rooi, new An easement is a ri^t Ranch on a huge hi|^ treed lot to it tlut they remain efliical ments, if you have none from Auxiliary. She is presently ser Club, P.T.b Council is a office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- ^ u a n t to an order of Hon. Norman is a well informed public. Democrat on the school board the candidates selected here 5. full baths, 9 closets, large ties! An older Colonial in apple- 40 A CRES—of lan d in gutters, new amesite drive, two Lovely Treed Lot with a view and privacy. Good i 1 HEBRON — Country living at J. Preuss, Judge, dated Augurt 10,197J a other sources. You might like ving as a justice of the peace. graduate of St. Vincent, River- given by an owner of land whose term would be up this tonight when I say that we are screened in porch, garage, pie order. TTiree bedrooms, 1V4 Manchester on East Hartford new bedrooms on second level, Low TMrtles sized L-shaped liviiig room, ;■ its finest! Spacious Raised hearing will be held on an applicaUon Wild misinformation about to try some of the fish meal She is office manager at Duo- dale, N.Y.. and is a graduate baths, fireplace, double garage. to another person, permit , Ranch, 3 bedrooms, cathedral praying that the fiduciary's account be year. completely convinced and 100 466 MAIN STREET - Building 200’ deep lot with fruit line. carpeting throughout, and large kitchen & dinl^ area, b*,^.th matters, including nu or flour products. Fish meal, Set Processing, Rockville. student at the University of LaPoll Company, Realtors, M9- ting such person to enter BELFIORE AGENCY ; ceiling living room, formal areepted and an order of distribution be Democratic nominees for per cent committed to a total for any business, office, or com trees, basement rec room, much more at $30,900. For oven and range, 3 bedrooms & given as in said application on file more trition, fad diets and exotic particularly if it’s ground up Gates, also active in political Connecticut. 1030. WEST SIDE CAPE - 6 more information. Call upon the land for a par 647-1413 .; dining room, 1% tiled baths, fully appears, at the Court of Probate on with the bones, is a ricn mercial use, near Center. Call fireplaced living room, a rec room. Move right in. Joe cures for everything from Mrs. Baum is a graduate of 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. rooms, 4 down and 2 up, wall- Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- ticular purpose...Such ' eat-in kitchen including dis- August 23, 1973 at 1:00 P.M. quack cures for arthritis to source of both protein and wall-to-wall carpeting, 2550. Gordon. 649-5306. . hwasher, disposal, self-cleaning Norman J. R-euss, Judge Connecticut College for Women ,to-waU carpeting, fli^lace, right may be extended to impotence, flourishes because calcium. It can be added to lovingly cared for, many • •B&W#* • oven. Beautifully wooded, com- of a vacuum — a vacuum tomato juice and various with a BA in political science. extras. $35,900. aluminum storms and one person only or to a per Tbe BARROWS k WALLACE Co. . pletely landscape acre plus lot foods. LAKEFRONT 60’ U & R built Raised Ranch on reaUy created by ignorance,- She is on the town committee, screens, near bus line, ^1,900. Manchester son and his assigns and Realton-MLS I which provides a majestic 400 LIQUOR PERMIT The best defense against these Picture of the Month and is currently active in j Convenient I Want to get lost? You will wooded acre, 3 large bedrooms, NOTICE OF APPLICATION (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I ELLINGTON - Buildliw lot, heirs...The most common fireplaced living room, formal »^. year old oak and professionally practices, therefore, is a good educational projects, a member WMSN E. HOMiW probably have a Manchester near Elllington Ridge Country EASY LIVING built fieldstone retaining wall. This is to give notice that John J. public education program that easements are the rights of dining room, oversized eat-in An oil painting, “Rocky “The Western Wall,” an oil by Bank, I^k v ille; "Nile River of the Rockville Hospital . H3.U N mailing addreu, most fo l^ Qub. $7,500. . In a spacious^ Colonial with Many other extras, excellent Soblskl of 7 » Avery St., South Windsor teaches people enough about Stnd your qutilient to Dr. Lamb, service people to enter kitchen, two full baths, has filed an application placarded 10 Cove,” by Vonnette Numrych Barbara Nison of Ellington, at Boat,” oil by Teresa Barstow of Auxiliary, Sisterhood B’Nai DOWNTOWN I will think you live in Bolton, large modern carpeted HEBRON — Ranch extremely condition.ditk Upper •30’s. Call health and all of its ramifica in cart of thh ntwtpoptr, P.O. Box carpeted paneled family room. of Tolland has been sleeted by Israel, Hadassah and Vernon but your five room -Ranch WEST HARTFORD - & lit kitchen with pantry. Seven upon your property to ser long and low, 1% acres, owner, 228-3934. August 1073 wiUi Uie Liquor Conhol tions to help protect them' the First Federal Savings, Tolland at Tolland Library; Mid 40’s. Principals only. Call Commission for a PACKAGE UQUOR 1551, Radio City Station, Now York, the Tolland County Art Associa Rockville; “The Old Fisher Friends of Music. style home will actually be in level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 rooms, big walk-up attic, gar vice telephone and elec p^restige area with a 32’ pool. from misinformation and N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb't “Mile Hill Barn,” oil by Mary I OFFICE I owner, 647-1322. This liouse has wallpaper, for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the tion as Picture of the Month and man,” pastel by Pat Cook of Roshka is plant engineer at Vernon, with frontage right on freplaces. Exceptional value age, deep lot. Mid 30’s. trical facilities, and the premises ,of 694 Hartford Rd., fraudulent practices. now booklot on constipation, send 50 Noel of Vernon, Mary Dunphy ceramics, family room, Coventry Value is on display in the main Tolland, Savings Bank of U.S. Envelope in Rockville. He MANCHESTER - 8-room the second Bolton Lake. You at $48,500. ri^ t of utility companies NOR’TH Coventry — Custom Manchester. The business wUl be owned Dear Dr. Lamb — I am 52 cents to the same address and ask Dance Studio, Vernon. I Main Street location ! Colonial with 2-car garage, fireplace attached garage and by John J. Sobiski, 780 Avery St., SouUi reading room at Rockville Tolland; "Boyhood Summer,” is a graduate of Providence will enjoy summer activities, to run lines across and built, center hall C ^ , first years old and am allergic to for "Constipation" booklet. Untitled scupture by Joann first-floor family room, 4 MANCHElS’in R — Executive. F. J. SPILEGKI spilt' shingle siding. Jason Windsor, and Brian F. Edwards, 16 Ham Public Library. oil by Anna Marie Capossella of Anrisen . of Vernon, People’s College, University of ■ ideal for attorney o rj such as swimming, sailing and, floor family room. High 30’s. Brooks Agency, mond St., RockvUle and will be con bedrooms, 2Vi baths, and much Ranch, prestige 843-2121 erect poles on your proper HURWIT Mrs. Florine Luginbuhl is Vernon, office of Dr. Joseph Bridgeport, and the University Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ducted by John J. Sobiski as permittee. Savings Bank, Vernon Circle; Ismail business. i more. Over 2,500 square feet of outdoor barbecues, but the' neighborhood, custom-built Frank SpitacU ty...The seller should Iwve being featured as Artist of the Shinn, Rockville. of Montana. He was on the Dan frosting will be; year ’round! FIRST HOME John J. Sobiski “Whaler,” oil by Pat Rady of living area. Priced in the 50’s. for present owner with all the M dB obaonm n it clearly outlined in his North Coventry When you are searching for Dated August 14, 1973. Month and her work, featuring "Weekapaug, R. I.,” water- bury Democratic Town Com Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. beautiful views though your' Bolton Vernon Tolland, office of Dr. Daniel I Will redecorate to suit! amenities. Central air- listing exactly what that important first home, oils and watercolors, is also on color by Sally Miano of Woolwich and Harold mittee before moving to Ver picture window overlooking' NEW RMSeMMNGKS non. I tenant. Rental $10o! conditioning, Pella ther- easements exist on the lo(A for location and qualify display at the Rockville Rockville, First Federal HutenSky; and "Twin Ponds,” CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 the lake, from your warm and MANCHESTER — New Ranch, UNIQUE! Carpeting in family roan with Library. Mrs. Garafolo is a graduate {monthly Includes! acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, mapane windows and doors property... Ten rooms, 2 fuu baths, 2-car fireplace, living room, dining Here is a cozy 7-room Cape LEGAL Mrse Ventura Chairman Savings, Rockville; "Spanish watercolor by Emma Batz, cozy fireplaced living room. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full At the office of the Rockville Dancer,” an oil by Trudy Lee of of the St. Francis School of Nur beamed ceiling, garages, view. throughout. First floor famUy Looking for real estate? garage, 5, yes, 5 bedriioms! room, pat-in kitchen, 1% between Storrs and Ellington, at Society for ■ heat. Call Mr. Dwyer, j This one-owner four-season, basement, quiet street. $M,900. Area Chamber of (tommerce Rockville, People’s Savings sing, is a town committee Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2t% Hayes Agency, 646-0131. “To Get the Best 1% acres of peace and privacy baths,; king sized master Manchester for only $23,900. ^ NOTICE Savings, Ellington. mini-paradise is being offered baths, rec room. Call today to Call now, we have the key. The Republican electors of Of Ice Rink Committee there is a display of oils and member and a member of the at only, $34,800. Don’t Deal—See One of the Most only minutes from bedroom, 2 othl^ beiUoimis, Board of Directors of the MANCHESTER - Added in- inspect this quality built home hupBy, S«E SMiie^ |cre' the Town of Coventry are watercolors by Miss Emma come plus a home, 5-5 Duplex, 3 hesitate, quickly pick up that Active Realtors East of the Manchester Center! Antique hereby notified ttiat there will A committee named to study Joseph Konicki. Joseph Merluz- Batz of Ellington. Hockanum Valley Family Ser j 646-1700 I in AA zone. shop and horse stall. Attrac lote,Qtiu1ipgat |t t |i ! ^ ^ . bedrooms, separate furnaces, phone. MAJESTIC River,” Pasek and Ruther be a caucus at Coventry Gram the feasibility of an ice facility zo, although not an official Other works done by vice Council. tive rail fencing. Two SIMONS for Vernon has been named by good location. W.J. Barcomb, Eight-room, four bedroom ford Realtors, Inc. Realtors/MLS 646-1117 mar School on August 23, 1973 member of the committee, has members of the ass(x;iati9n are Three More Die Williams, presently serving Realtor, 644-8000. NEW COLONIALS - Built by fieldstone fireplaces! Two MARTENS A6ENCY Colonial on lovely tree-lined 1129 Tolland Tpke. at 8 o’clock P.M. for the pur Mayor Frank McCoy and it has volunteered to visit rinks in his on display in area libraries, as selectman, is a former coun Mak Constmction Inc. All city Commercial, industrial artesian wells two septic ■ u M t u i - M i m WtiHori street. Ideal for growing fami pose of selecting party en elected Mrs. Ruth Ventura as hometown of Providence and banks and offices. “Blue cil member and is active in utilities on deep lots, $37,500. and residential property tanks. We think you should see its chairman. 646-2880 ly or could be used for office-! dorsed candidates for bring back reports on that and Study,” a watercolor by Pat In North Ireland many civic groups. He attended MANCHESTER 10,000 square Manchester MTJg Call today, they won’t last at are handled and as this one. Call us! Mrs. Ventura said the com this price. home combination.' TOLLAND — 1% year old 50’ another similar facility in that Kelly of Vernon is at the the University of Hartford. feet industrial space. Fully members of the Hartford, ^ municipal offices to be voted on mittee has visited an ice facili BEAT THE HEAT Redecorated inside. Wall-to-' COLUMBIA—3 bedroom, year Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2% at the November 6, 1973 elec area. Savings Bank of Rockville; sprinklered, loading docks, of In this centrally air- MANCHESTER - New on wall in several rooms, oven,| Manchester and Vernon baths, nestled on wooded lot in ty in West Hartford and plans to BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - The shattered fice area. Hayes Agency, 64^ market, impeccable 6-room TWO FAMILY Duplex — 15 BELFIORE AGENCY around, lakefront, on quiet dead tion and to transact such o th a conditioned contemporary rooms, newly remodeled range, refrigerator will stay.i Multiple Listing Services 647-1413 end street. Priced at $M,500. executive area. Many extras. visit others to gather informa bodies of two men were found on a lonely country road 0131. Cape, IMi baths, breezeway, Asking low 40’s. Owner, 875- business as may properly come Split in one of Manchester’s kitchens and baths, 4 Early occupancy. < we get wide coverage for For more information call before said caucus. tion to be presented to the Town today following a mortar attack on a police station 10 garage, aluminum siding, over 7183. (Council at a later date. MANCHESTER 4,000 plus finest locations. Four sized 125x152 parklike lot. An oedrooms each side. Large your property. See us at Natalie Flint Real Estate, 429- Robert Pruitt South Windsor miles away. Police believed the pair were Irish GLASTONBURY 1110 or Bill Kenyon, 742-9691. A proposal, to generate dis square feet store-building for bedrooms including king size unusual offering. Bel Air Real private yard. Immaculate BELFIORE AGEHGY Pasek and Rutherford New Republican 847-1413 ^ exciting Contemporary Raised cussion on Such a facility. Was Republican Army guerrillas killed by a misfire and that lease. Huge paved parking master suite with private Estate, 643-9332. condition throughout, gar Realtors, Inc., 6i)8 Bum- Wonted-Reel Estate 77 Town Chairman area. Ifrime location in town Ranches. Minnechaugn Moun- _ . presented to the council several their bodies had been moved. bath, large living room with ages, central location. ^,500. side Ave., 289-7475,7 days a tain area. Woodhaven Drive. Tolland ^ c io u s with highway access. Hayes floor to ceiling stone MANCHESTER------Centrally SELLING your home or months ago by Councilman Five Incumbents Head A third death was report^ by Agency, 646-0131. located on large comer lot, 7 MANCHESTER — $28,400 — week 9 a.m . - 9 p.m. Top quality construction, Robert Houley. the IRA. It said it had executed fireplace, formal d i i ^ room, TOLLAND—2-year old 8-room Three bedroom older home choice treed lots. High 60’s. acreage? For prompt friendly INVITATION on a military position in a week. eat-in kitchen with breakfast room older Colonial, newly Garrison Colonial. 4 Hayes Agency, 6464)131. service, call Louis Dimock He offered three ways in Dems Council Ticket a Roman Catholic who ad The two boiidies were spotted PROFESSIONAL office, redecorated. $33,000. Owner, with 1% baths now in the HURWIT mitted he was an informer. If nook, first-floor family room, bedrooms, 2tk baths, first- process of being remodeled. Realty; 649-9823. which the town could construct by a passing motorist. beautiful, spacious. Excellent 649-6089, no agents. MANCHESTER - Con IMPRESSIVE TO BID such an operation. One would the report is true, he would be exposure. First floor, all 2Vi baths, 2-car garage, nnany floor family room, 2-car gar When completed entire interior $59,900 Is the only way to describe Sealed bids will be received Five incumbents and one Anthony Vitiello and Marilyn The guerrillas said the in dominium 3 bedrooms, 2% ALL CASH for your property be by private investment, one the 869th confirmed fatality in former they executed was facilities, parking. Reasonable extras. Call for private VERNON Street — 7 room age. Aluminum siding. Nicely will be like a brand new home baths, central air, all carpeted, this most attractive Raised in the Office of The Director of newcomer were nominated to Bloom who each received 123 showing. landscaped acre lot. View. offering wall-to-wall carpeting M EQBESnUN DEUTE within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, going through the Board of go on the Democratic ticket for votes. the four years of communal Patrick Duffy of Londonderry, rent. 649-16M, ^§-3549. Split, with 2 baths, on lot tennis, swimming. Immediate Ranch equipped vflth 3 instant service. Hayes Agency, General Services, 41 Center throughout, new modern Almost 4 acres of land with a ECducation and thus perhaps the November elections for warfare in Northern Ireland. 37-year-old father of seven, who 100x3iD0, with swinruning pool, occupancy. Call owner, 646- pondsite, a barn and a corral fireplaces, family room, on 646-0131. Street, Manchester, C!onnec- Die one available position for 122 EAST Center St. New first- patio with fireplace, fmit trees, VEIWON—Handy location 5-4, kitchen and baths. 50x240’ park 8384. Priced to sell. $31,500. ticut until August 31, 1973 at receive federal funding of some seats on the South Windtor the Planning and Zoning Com The two badly mangled was reported missing more two-family, plus 5-car garage. like yard. Convenient location, surrounds this extra large 1%-acre lot. Priced in the mid floor professional office space. SEHTRY etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar 11:00 A.M. for the following: sort, and one by way of town Town QMincil. The Democratic mission was also contested with bodies were found after the than a'week ago. His body has Real Estate Services Large lot. $29,900. close to everything. Martens contemporary Rapch which 50’s. WE WILL buy your house for Convenient location, ample age. Reasonable occupancy. MANCHESTER - 7-room Split cash. Call anytime, Hutchins 1. RECDNSTRUCnON OF funding. caucus, attended by some 300 Albert Aniello, the winner, police station at Pomeroy was not been found. parking and on bus line, will 2894331 Agency, Realtors, M6-2S50. includes 3 bedroons, 3 baths, T. J. Crockett Realtor, 6t^l577. Level on treed lot, plenty of Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. PURNELL PLACE The facility in West Hartford persons, was held this w ea. receiving 155 votes and Joseph • hit by mortar shells and gunfire ITie IRA sent its announce subdivide from 100 square feet SOUTH END-7 acres, very private courtyard with pool. late Thursday night. Troops in private. Nicely wooded. Many shade, eat-in kitchen, formal 2. DEMOLITION OF 31-33 was completed in 1968 at a cost The six available positions Walsh, 113 votes. ment of the execution to Duf to 2,000 square feet, to fit your Manchester dining room, fireplaced living For an appointment call Tony the building fired back but possibilities. $18,500. SELLING your property? Call OAK STREET of $580,000. Houley said the were contested by eight can Endorsed candidates for the fy’s wife and to newsmen. It needs. 646-1180. room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Wasilefsiqr, 649-5306. SIMONS us first claimed no hits, and no Realtors/MLS 648-1117 e’ll buy your home Bid forms, plans and facility could be and must be didates. The incumbents and Board of Education were said a number of IRA men had 6RACI0US COLONIAL rec room, heated garage. 1129 Tolland Tpke. immediately at a fair price, all self-sustaining through fees casualties were, reported been captured as a result of his STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 WE NEED LISTING NOW! Upper 30’s. F. J. &ilecki. • • B & V i • • specifications are available at the number of votes they Robert Eversole and Marjorie Diis is a test pattern to WHEN YOU TMNKRUL ESTATE The BARROWSa WALUCE 0>. cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, charged to users. among the defenders. tipoffs, and he was killed Aug. souare feet. Stock Place, rear. Thinking of Selling your' With 5 bedrooms, centrally Realtor. 643-2121. Frank Arruda Realty. the General Services Office, 41 received were: Leon Mainelli, Hutensky. Incumbent determine Die Herald’s print Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. property? CaU TODAY! located, 2Mi baths, large for Reiltan—BUS The ad hoc committee has 262; Robert Hornish, 259; It was the third mortar attack 9. ing quality. i Spilecki, Bob Gorman. MencheiterPMiMile —MSAIM Center Street, Manchester, Lawrence Decker Jr. was en THINK mal dining room, living room been charged with coming in Edward Havens, 257; Robert COVENTRY — 2-family invest THINKING of selling your Connecticut. dorsed for town treasurer; 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents and library wito fireplace, home or acreage? Think' no Town of Manchester, with all information but has not Smith, 254; Sandra Bender, 212. Patricia Martin and Everett per square foot including heat, ment, 44% rooms, corner lot, BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO sunporch, 2-car garage, large L-SIttre RMCH ’TOLLAND — 9-room Colonial, 80x100, drilled well, two septic more, call Hagler Real Estate, (Connecticut been asked to make a Robert Myette, the newcomer Dalaney, selectmen; Joseph sprinklered offices. Warren E. treed shaded lot. we are in need of listings again. recommendation. nominated, received 204 votes. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 114 Unwood Drtfo with 4-car attached garage, systems. Priced well below Robert B. Weiss, Russo, Alex Blozie and William $29,900 - Large 3-bedrai(mi Colonial with formal dining room, Clall 643-6624. Mrs. Ventura said ti(ey are in The two oUier candidates were I Living room, dining roan, swimming pool, 1% baths, replacement cost at only - General Manager Drackenberg, constables. family room, 2-car garage^ modern kitchen. 450’ frontage vestigating various cooling 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, kitchen, 2 baths, 3 Maillnl ..MEBBITT AGENCY on Route 195. Has manv com Natalie Flint Real Estate, 429-1 systems, at what point does sprinklered, heavy floor load. K bedrooms, family room, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, $33,900 - Newly A Q ^O id ro o m Cape with fireplace, gar 1D8HBW 846-1186 mercial benefits for right type 1110 or Bill Kenyon, 742-0691. j such a facility become a 643-1108. , age, and 400’ trt^ Y ,.. * k iIltm Is fireplace, buUt-ins, swim of business. Over 9 acres of land What Is Your Property Worth? profitable operation, possible Suspended Officers ming pool. Offered at $M,- with this parcel. Priced at only installation o f a drop floor so it Your I $36,200 - Brand new 6-room Garrison Colonial, 1% baths, BOLTON NOTCH-By 1-84, $27,000 ^ Privacy, 1850 Cape. 1900. $75,000. TC j . Crockett, Tolland Covcj^tiy M9 will view your property et NO COST or obUgetion, may be used for such things as carpeting, fireplace, and treed lot. office, 8754279. To Appeal Decision across shopping center, 1-86 Country kitchen, two end suggest today's market value. high school graduation and close, beautifully panbled fireplaces, wide floor boards, VANTAGE REALTY $39,500 - Exciting 8-rpom Colonial with 2 baths, huge MANCHESTER — Gracious TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch, ask about ouh guarantee sales plan maybe as an air-conditioned modern 4,000 square^eet, trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- TODAYIII tennis court. living and a perfect place for R 7 2 -G 4 0 2 1% baths, three bedrooms, NEW HAVEN (AP) - 'Unclassified Ads !l landscaped lot in preferred WopdhiU Heights, better hurry' 5324. siderable public notice and two suitable offices, shpwrooms, c u r e The Town Council allotted the plus storage >omimgs on 4 on this one. entertaining guests, 7-room fireplace, wall-to-wall Lawyers for two suspended closed board meetings. Fill in the .Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check to- carpeting, built-in dishwasher, 289-7475 committee $200 for possible acres. Commercial, industrial. custom built Colonial, desirable WMi 24 A cres i z a n New Haven policemen, saying Five of the commissioners MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Don’t hesitate to call no matter |^j900 - Oroer -^reduced this large 8-room SpUt Level Keeney Street area. In the 40’s. t w u - f a m i l y disposal, range with hood. One- expenses incurred in its in their clients have been punished said after 'Thursday’s meeting Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. car garage. Priced for quick vestigations but Mrs. Ventura 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 how little or how much space with *'“6® landscaped lot TWO family house in very good too severely for refusing to sub that they concurr^ with the you require. 1-223-4460. Only if Manchester, duplex style sale, $32,900. T. J. Crodiett, This large 1800 840010 Cape is said she does not expect the CUS’TOM built, air-conditioned, apartments, H both sidet- condition, on prime location Tolland office, 875-6279. sitbated on 34 acres ol RUTHERFORD mit to lie-detector tests, plan a penalty. But Commissioner no answer, 521-7373. with extra building lot. Call money will be used as com court appeal. Thomas Antilliono dissented, 9 room California Ranch. nicely decorated-, city beautiful woodlands and 608 Burnside Aw., E at Hartford Reahori4IILS $43^90^Just listed, large 8-room EngUsh style Colonial, 3 or owner, 643-9678. mittee members have been Lt. J ( ^ Maher, a 15-year saying: “I felt the charge of in Fireplaced living room, formal utilities, sideiralks. Excellent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• itdling Adds. A unique blen willing to travel at their own ••••••••••••••••••••••*»**«# 4 g ro o m s , very formal dining room, 12x27’ fireplaced dinme room, modern kitchen ding of Eariy Amoican s ^ Membtrsi of National Aisociation of Raal Estata Boards, Tha Connacticut veteran of the force, was subordination was sufficient ctarter property for the non- Lote-Lond tor Solo 73 nttituta of Raal Ettata Boards, also tha Hartford, Manchastar and expense. Retort Property-For Rent 68 l i ^ g nwm, modem kitchen, IV4 baths, beautiful 15x30 slate with dining area, family room, homeowner. For details and and modern,comfort. The suspended for nine months and reason for dismissal.” three large bedrooms, fourth BULTUN Varnon Multipla Listing Sarvictt. Others on the committee, ^ tio aluminum siding, private fenced in yard, preferred private dwwing, call ANDOVER-93 acres, 3,600’of home is high on a hill with a demoted to sergeant Thursday Die penalties are retroactive COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, location. Assumable mortgage. ** possible. 2-car garage. besides Mrs.' Ventura are: by the Board of Police (Com to July 23,10 days after the two road frontage. All buUdable. view of the valley bdow. flOL Morgan Campbell, John Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- Mautifully landscapd grounds. LAKEFRONT PROPER’TY - Can missioners. I policemen were temporarily M A m W A a E N G Y Ten minutes to Manchester. Canavari> Dale Martin, Donald [oom cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call $45,000 - Large 6-room Colonial on business zone 2 comer ^ cw". *^°^Flson, Realtor, Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. Second lake, 123’x235’. $7,800. Detective Paul McCormick, suspended. Maher’s salary will Mitten Agency, 643-6930. parcel. Great potent!^. No calls 1-6 p.m. I^n ard , John Pozatto, Allen with 12 years’ duty, was drop from $13,339 to $11,899 and WIRREH L NM URI Taylor, Rosemary Kelley, and BUSINESS ZONED ova- 2 tdSms 84^.1188 suspended for one year and McCormick’s from $11,899 to $48,500 - B i ^ new Executive Raised Ranch with ZVk baths, VERNON — 8 acres, one mile acres, 680’ fhntage. pappp demoted to patrolman. $10,862. DiLieto said the in Name. Wonted to Rent 60 huge firqilare in family room, dream kitdien, deck, HENRY STREET MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room from Rt. 144, 3 miles from Rt. WE NEED A Chief Biagio DiLieto had vestigation of the report dis Address ... appliances, etc. ’ 15. $15,600. Jason Brooks Agen Advertisement suspended the two as a rewlt of appearances would continue. Gracious older Colonial Colonial, 21/2 baths, 2-car gar cy, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. Two Bedroom Expandable MATURE responsible working age, city utilities, plastered TOLLAND-Nortb Coventry, '-t Last two days St. Joseph their conduct during an in City. - 3 large duplex apartments, plus smaU retaU store recently redecorated, offer^ Ciqie, large OO’xlOO' country The 133 records of criminal adults want 5 rooms, no pets. walls, 30-day occupancy. About 78 acres, mostly open, 1,- Church Bazaar. Kiddies vestigation of the dis reports, which are central to a Phone 524-5297 after 6 p.m. front. 3 ^ garage. Business zoned H, comer lot, on Center formal entrance foyer with BOL’TO N - Miller Rd., 166x100 lot^ New ternace. $23,500. Phone. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 400' frontage, 9-room house, FEW GOOD Matinee Saturday featuring appearance of 133 confidential slander suit filed DiLieto Street. Many uses. Fire Calls GOP Town Slate Obituaries A an/\lrAomon A spokesman from the B*Kr:*:::r:S*»i:*K;S:i^*K*5Sa:;WS5«S8i6SSMi8^ Manchester Fire Department ' reports that a fire in a garbage • (Continued from Page One) consist of six candidates for the truck was extinguished at 9:15 Board of Directors, alt for hto Ralph O. PerMMon of a subcommittee, consisting Mrs. Waller Lawrence Joseph Wodal a.m. today at 585 E. Center St. years and all newcomers Ralph 0. Persson, 68, of 14 Joseph Wodal, 61, of Fort of Harlan Taylor and Walter except Mrs. Ferguson; two for MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 271 Doll. Greenbriar Dr., New Bedford, VERNON— Mrs. Norma Lauderdale, Fla., died Tuesday the Board of Education for the M anche.ur-A CUy of ViUage Cfcnrm p o m t e e n p a c e s , a t v - 2 m . m p a c e s The proposed slate, which PRICEf FIFTEEN CENTS Mass., formerly of Manchester, Phillips Lawrence, 48, of 12 in Fort Lauderdale. He was the three-year term 1973-76, two for Berte declined to reveal, will be I died Thursday at his home after Tankeroosan Rd., died brother of Peter J. Wodal of the three-year term 1974-77, and presented to the full town com a brief illness. He was the hus Thursday at St. Francis Manchester and Mrs. Charles Police one for an unexpired term to mittee Wednesday for its con band of Ella E. Banks Persson. Hospital, Hartford. She was the Strickland of Aiidover. 1974; two for the Board of sideration. He said nominations Born in Boston, he had lived wife of Walter Lawrence. Other survivors are his wife, Selectmen, for two year temts in Manchester for 33 years until a son, two daughters, another will be accepted also from the and with tone Republican in Report floor. he moved to New Bedford seven Mrs. Lawrence was bom in brother and sister, three cumbent Mitdred Schaller Police report a burglary oc Berte said that Farr, years ago. He was employed for Vinalhaven, Maine, and bad grandchildren, and several seeking re-election; four for 22 years with the Connecticut nieces and nephews. curred at the home of Walter Spillane, Susag and Foiey are constables, for two years a ^ lived in Rocky Hill for 16 years Kloo, 86 Foxcroft Dr., at about stepping down for personal Impoundment Ruling Requested Co. as a bus operator until he The funeral and burial were ' with Republican incumbents before coming-ito Vernon 13 5 p.m. yesterday. The bedroom retired in 1966. Thursday in Fort Lauderdale. reasons and because of the Sedrick Straughan and Robert years ago. She was a communi of the Kloo home Was ran He was a member of North pressures of their work. He Meek seeking re-electira. cant of Sacred Heart Church. sacked, and 225 in silver dollar United Methodist Church. . He praised all four for their fine In addition, the slate is was also a member of the and quarters taken, as well as work in the service of the town She is also survived by two expected to have a candidate Amalgamated Association of Rev. Blake Smith an Army issue 45 caliber and said they’ll be missed. ject HELP sons, David Lawrence of Ver for town treasurer, for two Street Electric Railway and ROCKVILLE - The Rev. .automatic pistol with two The Democrats, who are years and to oppose incumbimt Administration Says Georgia Motor Coach Employes of non and Douglas Lawrence of magazines, one loaded with meeting Monday night to en Groton; a daughter. Miss Diane Blake Smith, 71, of St. Austin, Democrat Roger Negro. America. Tex., former pastor of the “government ammunition.’’ dorse their slate, are expected Because Berte declined to Ends With Lawrence of Vernon; her Other survivors are a Entry was gained by breaking to name only two newcomers— parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rockville Baptist Church, died reveal the slate being proposed, Suit Could Resolve Question daughter, Mrs. Louise Porto of the glass on the kitchen door, Robert Price for the Board of Phillips of Rocky Hill; two June 23 in Ithaca, N.Y., while it isn’t known whether the West Haven; two brothers, and opening the lock from the Directors, to replace incum sisters, Mrs. Constance Kelly of vacationing. Republicans will endorse a can Harold Persson of Brockton, The funeral and burial were inside. bent Jon Norris, and Mrs. Special Rites Middletown and Mrs. Jane didate for town clerk, for a WASHINGTON (AP) - The Mass., and Einar Persson of Carolyn Becker to the Board of Congress appropriated in 1973 He said the Georgia suit af June 26 in Austin. four-year term and to oppose Nixon administration has told Higgins of Rocky Hill; and a A mini-bike was found at the Education, to replace incum under the Federal Water Pollu fords other states the oppor Winthrop, Mass., and fouf The Rev. Mr. Smith was the incumbent Democrat, BETTY RYDER community colleges throughout the Supreme Court that a grandsons. grandchild. Trinity Covenant Church on bent Beldon Schaffer. Both in tion Control Act and 21.1 billion tunity to join in protesting the pastor of Rockville Baptist Edward Tomkiel. Wumen’s Editor Connecticut,” he said. Georgia suit offers the perfect ^ Funeral services will be Hackmatack St. The bike, cumbents announced they won’t less under the Federal Aid impoundments. Church from 1928 to 1930. In 1971, Tomkiel ran unop A special graduation exercise Lt. Gov. Cashman presented vehicle for deciding whether Highway Act. Saturday at 10 a.m. at the The funeral will be Saturday which had a blue frame, black seek re-election. “Thus this case offers far and Survivors are his wife, four posed and was endorsed by both took place Friday morning on certificates to the graduates the president has the right to Estimates of the total amount Donaghy Chapel, 465 County at 8 a.m. from Rose Hill motor, silver fenders and an The Democratic slate of all away the best opportunity of sons, three brothers and two political parties. In 1969 he was the Manchester Community who had completed the 200-hour impound funds mandated by the President has impoundeii St., New Bedford, Mass. A Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., orange gas tank, is being held at incumbents plus Price and Mrs. reaching a fully informed and sisters. Mailman Watch Out opposed by Republican Wiiliam College campus, when students vocational training program, Congress. range from the 28.7 billion graveside service will be Mon Rocky Hill, with a Mass at Cor police headquarters. Becker is being proposed by the prompt judgment on the com Murray, whom he defeated. who participated in the Project and Dr. Lowe presented each figured by the White House to day at 11 a.m. in East Cemetery pus Christi Church, Don’t worry this pooch in a rural South Carolina mailbox Democratic Town Committee’s “We submit that this con plex and profound issues at The Repubiican Town Com HELP (Handicapped Elarning graduate with a gift. the 218 billion claimed by some in Manchester. Wethersfield, at 9. Burial will In Memoriam IS friendly; but if he is stamped for special delivery treat Three teen-agers were nominating committee. Mrs. mittee that year refusei^ to en Ramey said many mesrages troversy constitutes one of stake in the assertion of be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, In loving memory of my husband and arrested Wednesday night and Blanche Stone, one of those con and Living I^oject) received congressional sources. Nixon presidential discretion to affect Friends may call at the ment, it is suggested he be hand cancelled — and gentlv dorse Murray and, although he of congratulations had been those extraordinary and impor has said he will withhold funds Rocky Hill. our father Joseph Binks, who pass^ (AP photo) Thursday and charged witH sidered for the school board, certificates after completing rates and amounts of spen funeral home Saturday from away August 17, 1953 ran as the Repubiican can the 8-week summer program. received including one from tant cases which ought to be whenever necessary to fight in 9:30 a.m. until the time of ser various offenses allegedly com has said she may challenge didate, he formed his own cam Eunice Kennedy Shriver. taken directly by this court,” ding,’’ said the solicitor There are no calling hours. To some you may be forgotten. The program, designed to flation. general. vice. mitted late last year. Mrs. Becker Monday night. paign committee and raised his said Robert H. Bork, the To others a part of Uie past. Russel D. Mace, 17, of 67 train handicap^ for employ In a turnabout ceremony, Georgia maintains in its suit Those wishing to do so may The family suggests that any But to us who loved you and lost you, The Republican slate to be own campaign funds. solicitor general, in a motion Your memory will always last. Falknor Dr., was charged with named Wednesday night wili ment in the food service in graduates Lynn Ostrinsky and that the impoundments mfake memorial contributions memorial contributions may be Retail Gas Price filed Friday with the Supreme adversely affected the interests His motion included a defense , three coounts of third-degree dustry, is sponsored by the Deborah Simmons, took over Court. to North United Methodist made to the American Cancer Ever remembered by his wife, college’s business careers divi of the state. of the administration’s im Church. Henrietta and chiidren. burglary, three counts of third- the podium and presented gifts He joined Georgia in asking Society. Freeze Ends Sept. 1 sion. MCC received a grant of Bork said in his motion that poundments. degree larceny and two counts from the students to some of the court to hear the state’s 219,107 in federal and state 37 suits challenging the "We submit that in certain of fourth-degree larceny stem the people that had been helpful suit, which seeks to force the WASHINGTON (AP) - ready this week. funds, from the bureau of president’s power to control the circum stances, which we ming from.'vandalism to cars at to them during the training administration to release all Retail gasoline prices will re Vocational Services of the rate of spending on some con- believe obtain here, it is the South Windsor The rest of the petroleum in Westhill Gardens on W. Center program. funds appropriated by Congress main frozen at present levels gressionally enacted programs, president and not the (Congress dustry — from oil refiners to St. Additional charges against Connecticut state Board of For parents and friends for three programs. until Sept. 1, the result of a se TENT or to decrease the amounts who has the ultimate authority distributors—will have only lit Mace are in connection with a Education, to initiate the pilot attending the ceremonies, the The ^uit was filed after Presi program. spent on others, are now under the Constitution to set the cond extension of the ad tle more than the weekend to house break on Love Lane in real reward was yet to come. A dent Nixon authorized for the Town Won’t Receive ministration’s price freeze on prepare to put the new The graduates, attired in buffet prepared by the scattered through the district limits for the spending of ap which a small amount of money aiaies 26 billion less than and appeals courts. propriated funds,” said Bork. gasoline, the director of the regulations into effect. was stolen, a break at black caps and gowns, received graduates was served in the Added Housing Funds Cost of Living Council has an Deputy council director Manchester High School in SALE congratulations from Fred J. Student Center, and was com Lt. Gov. Cashman And Graduate nounced. James W. Me Lane said which jackets and a small In Prognu Now Ramey, director of Project plete in every detail. Guests HELP. Except for retailers of gas Thursday the new regulations amount of money was taken, Come On Down - Maiw OOnr Summor Homs were invited to partake of South Windsor Mayor and he questioned why some the funds to finance all of the oline and diesel fuel, the price are designed to permit in and at Val’s Variety Store in the O n M o “I want to wish you good luck homemade salads, relishes, and Report Outlines Plans Abraham Glassman has been other towns were allotted more costs of the programs. It added freeze will be lifted from the creased petroleum prices “to Pine Block on Center St. where in the future,” Ramey said, fion^rth^D " Andover, a certificate of comple informed by the office of funds per unit than was South “I also believe that a measure petroleum industry at midnight only that degree which would a quantity of cigarettes was “and thank all those who gave (See Page Thirteen) tion in the ProjMt HELP program at the Manchester Community College, as Frederick Governor Meskill, that the town Windsor. of local committment to a Sunday, John T. Dunlop said stimulate development of new stolen. He was released on a FARR’S you encouragement and w. u)w e Jr., MCC president, prepares gifts for distribution. (Herald photo by Pinto) To Conquer Cancer will not be receiving any ad In the letter to Glassman, project is necessary in order to Thursday. energy reserves and permit the written promise to appear in guidance during the past several weeks.” ditional funds for construction Governor Meskill’s office cited insure the municipality’s in The freeze on the petroleum purchase of higher cost foreign Circuit Court 12 Sept. 12. of a housing project for the the need to distribute volvement at the outset as well industry already had been oil.” William C. Dobranski, 18, of Frederick W. Lowe Jr., MCC r m r ^ ———— — —— WASHINGTON (AP) — A mid-1974. ability makes them cancerous. elderly. allocations to meet the needs of as its continued interest in the extended an extra week 61 Englewood Dr., was charged president, gave the welcoming I l \ m /Y F lG lf f f X > G I blueprint for the conquest of The strateg y calls for —Preventing the transition of K»thf $ay$; *B« u n to iMWV* frMir, august 2401, at MO tor address at the outdoor In a letter to the governor. housing for the elderly for as viability of the project.’’ because the oil regulations un with five counts of third-degree Oia Annual Paach FaaOval, aponaorad bf tha Hanehaalar Hra Dapan- Chile Faces I j cancer - patterned after the tackling the feared disease on “ precancerous’’ cells to ceremony, and said he could Mayor Glassman expressed dis many towns as possible. It said “In the final analysis, the der the administration’s Phase criminal mischief in connection mant, ith OfttrtotT Lf—— “systems analysis’’ approach seven fronts. They were listed cancerous cells and stopping appointment that the state did many other towns also had to 4 antiinflation program were Vo-Ed Programs attest to the success of the . .... that landed men on the moon — as; the spread of cancer cells from elderly housing project is with vandalism to cars at IN SEASON: Natlva Puritan, Loda Apptoa and Paaelita program. not see fit to add the required contribute money or land to developed at the initiative and not ready. The freeze was lifted Westhill. He was released on a Miners Trapped domestic adviser April 30, has projects an escalating battle -Reducing the ability of out- one organ to other sites in the To Be Studied ALSO NATIVE: Bulitr A Sugar Tontoloss, Cukaa, Boston, “1 have occasion to taste Increased 225,000 grant to complete the expedite completion of their insistence of the municipality, from the rest of the economy written promise to appear in ^ a h is Lsttuet, Salad Bowl, Bool Orsons, Splnaeh, Orson, YoSow CASA GRANDE, Arlz. (AP) approving the payments, that will cost more than 21 side agents such as chemicals, body. By Committee some of the foods prepared by town’s first elderly, housing projects. and is - owned, operated and Monday. Circuit Court 12 Sept. 10. Squash, Orson, Ysilow Boons, Hot Poppars, Egg Plani, Importod Nad — Rescue workers struggled Yihich ran into six figures. billion a year by 1978. ra d ia tio n and o th er en- —Developing greater public project. He noted that the town TTie letter expressed regret therefore the responsibility of Dunlop said the oil HARTFORD (AP) — Kevin Perzanowski, 17, of 45 Onions, Swiss Chard, Lsaks, Shalols, Psas, CauSBowar, BrooooB, Ar- the students during the ttrou^i nra and tons of rock But in a deposition made The cost projections are con- virpnmentol substances, called understanding of the general Uehokss. summeTr. and know .the c e n ^ ' was forced to use its own funds that the state cannot find all of the municipality,” the letter regulations would be released Vocational education programs Wedgewood Dr., was charged today io reach two men P“blic Friday, Kalmbach tained in the first two volumes carcinogens, to induce cancer, risks of developing cancers FHESH: Nathrs Blushorrios, Noctartnos, Chsrttos, Watonnslons. Can- Unrest was successful.” stated. today, but that gasoline and will be studied in detail by the with five counts of third-degree believed trapped 1,200 feet un- reiterated his story of a July 26, of the long-awaited national -Enhancing the body’s ablil- -Developing better tools to He further commented that diesel fuel retailers will need legislature’s program review criminal mischief in connection SANTTACjlO', Chile (AP) — Chile’s 2&day-old transporta derground in a trouble-plagued conversation In which he cancer program released by the ty to fight off unseen or un- cure cancer patients or arrest additional time to compute new committee, the panel’s co- this particular program drew central Arizona copper mine, if the payments White House Friday. The plan known carcinogens and prevent the development and spread of with vandalism to cars at FRESH NATIVE PEACHES...... 8-qt bsM. $2.95 teachers and students together, tion walkout threatened today to snowball into a general price ceilings under them. chairmen announced Hiursday. The men were cut off late proper. outlines a broad attack on formation of the disease. a cancer that cannot be Westhill. He was released un ICEBERG LETTUCE...... hoBd 99* and put them on closer terms as strike against the government of Marxist President He said previously that the Sen. David Odegard, R- Friday morning when the walls l u i n v T America’s No. 2 killer that -Finding a way to prevent irradicated. der a 2100 surety bond for FANCY NATIVE TOMATOES...... lb. 99* friends and not on just a Salvador Allende. new ceilings will provide for Manchester, and Rep. John of a tunnel being drilled in the I eels ranges from basic research on normal human cells from -Improving the rehabilita- ^Holiday arraignment in Circuit Court 12 CUCUMBERS...... 3 Mr 29* teacher-student basis. ComeV Racing rollbacks in some cases, and in “Groppo, D-Winsted, said the Sept. 10. “If the government doesn’t change its policies—general Hecla Mining Co.’s mine WASHINGTON (AP) - why the biological cell goes "transform ing” into cells tion of victims disabled by the “I wish we always had the collapsed and a fire broke out. Successful Soviet tests of multi- awry and becomes cancerous to whose runaway reproduction disease. creases in others. committee will try to deter PEACHES...... 3 R M .M * strike,” declared Rafael Cumsille, president of the EARLY McIn t o sh a p p l e s ...... 4-qt bsg 91.35 warm relationship with all of The mine is located on the P*® nud®ar warheads that can how to aid surviving cancer vic- The council said that mine how efficient and well- our students,” Lowe said. Confederation of Shop and Store Owners. Papago Indian Reservation, 35 *’® aimed at separate targets tims disabled by the disease or Through Solar System retailers will be required to managed the programs are and Brookfield Youth We Carry THie Manchester Eveobig HeiaM post special government- OOMPLEn: UNE OF SDNDAT FAPEBS “We tried this program for claimed crops have rotted in miles south of here. ’ 8'v® the Soviet Union a its treatment. how successful they have been WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTEBT TiOKEIS! supplied stickers on all of the •Hit-Run Victim the first time this summer and Strike leaders called upon the fields because they could Dick Glover, director of per- clear missile striking edge over iVVi w a t^ o * U w # in placing graduates in well it was so successful that we are Allende to give Gen. Cesar NEW YORK (AP) - A astronauts, orbiting above the November to be seen rising nation’s estimated one million- paying jobs. HARTFORD (AP) — Eugene not be driven to market and sonnel at the mine, said: the United States by the 1980s, Cautioning that the projected i l U l f X I l earth’s obscuring atmosphere. going to try it with other Rui;, the minister of public "Hopefully, the two men are on Defense Secretary James costs are "planning estimates _ _ “ holiday comet’’ is racing about three hours before the plus gasoline pumps, by Sept. 1 The committee will report its Pokorny, 16, of Brookfield, died "THEKINGI livestock have died for lack of through the solar system The comet is named Comet sun. showing the ceiling prices and Thursday of injuries suffered students in the fall and spring,” works, increased powers to feed. Allende has said that half the other side of the fire.” He R-Schlesinger. r a th e r th an funding f I - - . - f l ~ | _ findings to the General he added. negotiate a settlement. The toward the sun. From mid- Kohoutek, after its discoverer. As it moves closer and octane ratings of gasoline. Tuesday in a hit-and-run traffic the nation’s industries are on had said earlier the two men “ ® toW a news conference requirements,” the plan en- S J j V -F Assembly. No date for com In concluding, he said, "We truckers seek higher frei^ t November to late January, peo Dr. Lubos Kohoutek at the becomes brighter, the comet Ceiling prices also must be accident in Brookfield, police PRODUCrl the verge of closing because of were “presumed alive.” Friday that if they are able to visages total National Cancer u » pleting the study was men- wish you the b « t of luck in fin rates and the right to import develop a MIRV for their Institute support of 2800 million f |■ |. 1 7 » ple throughout the world will be Hamburg Observatory in will rise closer to sunrise. After posted on diesel fuel pumps, the said. M i OAmr.Aim irr., a lack of raw materials, fuel ding positions, and I understand new trucks and spare parts. able to watch what Bergedorf, West Germany. orbiting the sun. Comet council said. and otter supplies. Sticks to Story submarine-launched missiles, by fiscal 1978 and other federal, V / 1 . some of you have already The 40,000 truck operators, astronomers say may be the Comet Kohoutek will orbit Kohoutek will be seen in the Drafters of the oil regulations Soldiers and truckers con WASHINGTON (API — *>® said, the Russians will have state, local and volunteer located them. Remember, now, who walked off their Jobs July most spectacular comet of the the sun Dec. 28 at 250,000 miles western sky after sunset until are said to have been racing the tinued their standoff in fields Herbert W Kalmbach PtmI a "very formidable force struc- research costs of 2400 million. you are all alumni of 26, already have been joined by century. an hour, approaching to within late January. clock to have the regulations across the country as the dent Nixon’s onetime jiersonal ” The cancer program already By The Associated Press When the comet was dis 13 million miles of it after Manchester Community private taxi and bus operators. strikers vowed they would die if lawyer, is sticking by his Senate r u llin ir R<>(«nr(1a dominates federal health Firefighters hop^ to take advantage of a break in the having crossed the orbit of the College. A wide range of professionals, covered last March 7 between necessary to prevent the Watergate testimony that John BALTIMORE Md (AP) criUc[^ ^brMme^Lienttou they fought to contain blazes covering the orbits of Jupiter and Mars, earth on Nov. 26. > Before introducing Herbert businessmen, farmers and in military from Confiscating it was very much brighter than Experts believe that at its Righttand, assistant director dustrialists’ have warned they their vehicles. 'S'r.SZ; * “ y L X 'rSS“ ■"»« ».000 acr« l„ Ihe Paclflc Nomwaat and ‘ otter comets seen at that great closest approach to the sun the Iw on division of vocational educa will join the work stoppage in Three persons were injured sev^S^M te defondaS ^ Mountains. distance from the sun — a half comet will be the most brilliant THE FUN PIACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIY tion, state Department of sympathy. and 15 arrested Friday in a Ehrlichman who resigned his P resid en t Spiro T. projected figures prove ac- As of late Friday, there were But he said some progress billion miles. object in the night sky, vastly Education, Ramey thanked the The government said the clash between supporters of post as too White House ^^new’s personal financial curate, the scientists say, 19 major blazes covering 14,000 already has been made in con- Witt scientists now alerted, brighter that the famous area special education super strike already has had Allende and the striking records as part of a probe of cancer expenditures probably acres in Oregon, 10,000 acres in trolling the fires and cooler plans are under way to make Halley’s comet of 1910. visors from Windsor Locks, “catastroittic” effects on the truckers in Talca, 250 miles alleged extortion and kickbacks will take an even larger slice of Idaho and 14,000 acres in Mon- temperatures and reduced the comet the most extensively An easily seen comet is rare. East Hartford, Vernon- nation’s ailing economy. It south of Santiagoo. among politicians and contraq- future biomedical research tana, according to a spokesman winds Were predicted for the studied so far, including studies It has a fuzzy head surrounding Rockville, Colchester and tors in Maryland. budgets. for the Interagency Fire Center weekend. to be made by the Skylab 3 a bright nucleus, and as its orbit Manchester, who are co Copies of the Agnew'records in Boise, Idaho, the national More than 7.000 men were on approaches the sun the comet sponsors of Project HELP. were picked up at the vice The N a tio n a l C a n c e r control center for forest fires, the fire lines, including 400 forms a long tail pointing away Righttand said, "I am very C h s n & i n & f president’s Washington office Institute’s fiscal 1974 budget is Officials also said a rash of civilians flown in by Air Force from the sun because of radia proud and happy to be here to 8th District O O Friday by representatives of 2500 million, with another 2300 fires was reported shortly after transport planes. In Oregon. tion pressure. congratulate this group of PHNOM PENH, Cambodia U.S. Atty. George Beall who is million expected to be spent by nightfall in Northern California Montana and Idaho, the WANTED Briefing reporters on the students, and I wish them the (AP) — Communist-led forces conducting the Investigation. other federal agencies, state and a few small, easily con- National Guard was called out ONikUliltoM comet Thursday, Dr. Jenneth very best of luck.” Prepares For began closing in from two sides I® another development, and local governments and trolled fires were reported in to aid in evacuation, set up base L. Franklin, chairman of the Lt.- Gov. Peter L. Cashman today on the isolated provincial sources close to the investiga- volunteer organizations. Washington and in Yellowstone camps and provide support ser- USED CARS American Museum-Hayden addressing the graduates, said capital of Kompong Cham, b®*' said Friday that Justice The two volumes released National Park in Wyoming. vices for smokejumpers. Planetarium, said: he and Governor Meskill feel Peach Festival Cambodia’s third largest city. Department officials were F riday w ere term ed the Tinderbox conditions in the By early today, some of the Tip Prion PiM “We are indeed going to have very strongly about the advan Military sources believie the wrong when they said that At- strategic portion of the cancer drought-plagued region have worst blazes were being halted .move may signal a change of torney General Elliot L. conquest plan. The operational produced the worst overall fire and brought near containment, P o r M M t e a g ^ bright comet, a beautiful tage of vocational ^ucation. Next Friday promises to be a gala and interesting Commenting on the program, strategy by the Khmer Rouge Richardson’s briefing of Agnew volume detailing'how the goals situation in 20 years, said John Residents of La Grande, a omRaEUMn holiday comet, a very nice evening for Wally Irish Jr., both in his capacity as a holiday comet.” Cashman said, “It’s not what h ^ ch ester justice of the peace and as chairman of the 8th insurgents in the wake of the ^l^® allegations against him are to be accomplished, is Hafterson, fire service coor- com m unity of 10.000 in Cft,IRL Precisely how bright the you do, it’s how you do it. Yoii’ - District Fire Department’s 16th Annual Peach Festival. U.S. bombing halt Aug. 15. was common practice. expected to be ready about dinator in Boise. northeastern Oregon, returned 1221 comet will be will have to await have the opportunity to do the He promises to be on hand at 6:30, when the festival gets Rebel forces for the last to their homes after outlying best job with your new skills month have concentrated their districts were evacuated observation. But it should be under way I ' ^ ^en staircase, fomud dining lot, residential zone, close to barn, requires attention. Poten Mickey Mouse & Minnie. Free Day to Start. MARRIED COUPLE seeks room, modern kitchen, S lake, $2,600. W. J. Barcomb, police reports dated June 1972. against attorney John R. Our office fs In eonstuif nood ot now IM Inm . H vou’kw Realtor, 6444000. tial for larmir Admission. 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