PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 23, 1974 OBITUARIES Dry Weather Threatens Jim Horvath Was Noted POLICE REPORT Regions Forested Areas ilanrijFatfr lEuFnmn Ibralb Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS For Role in Athletics MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS MANCHESTER missing items are eight steaks, charged Thursday with third- By PETER A. BROWN tion has not allowed the parched earth to Arrests reported by a diamond ring, and record degree criminal trespassing in United Press International absorb the moisture. James E. Horvath Jr., 56, of Manchester Police today in­ albums. connection with the investiga­ A prolonged drought that devastated Mt. Desert Island in Maine, the site of 36 Proctor Rd., one of New cluded: tion of a complaint of someone grain belt crops earlier this summer is Vice President Designate Nelson A. England's top football officials, • John E. Conn, 18, of North A Manchester______„girl...... momen-. being on private property on still evident in New England where the Rockefeller’s summer home, has banned died Thursday at his home. He Troy, Vt., charged Thursday . tarily pinned between two cars Merline Dr. where a new house danger to agriculture apparently is being all outdoor cooking fires except for gas­ was the husband of Mrs. Rika night with fourth-degree larce- in an early morning mishap is under construction. He was overshadowed by the threat of massive oline camp stoves. First Woman Police Carlson Horvath. ny (shoplifting) and breach of today wasn’t injured and released on his promise to forest fires. Areas Closed Mr. Horvath officiated at peace at Pero’s Fruit Stand, 276 declined medical treatment, appear in Circuit Court 12, Except for mountain areas of Vermont To the south, officials in New many high school and college Oakland St. Police said the inci­ police reported. and New Hampshire, forestry officials Nation’s Economic Rockville Sept. 17. Hampshire’s Rockingham and Strafford Patrol Officer Named football games and at high dent, which involved the The girl, Catherine Betters of Patrick Counihan, 27, of. around the region appear ready to ask counties have banned the use of wooded school basketball and baseball alleged theft of 75 cents worth 66 Strickland St., was pinned Middletown was arrested local natives for instructions in rain* dan­ areas completely. Five other counties in games in New England for 25 of soda, also resulted in the between two cars when a car Thursday on a warrant issued cing. the Granite State have placed their By DOUG BEVINS years. juvenile referral of a 14-year- driven by Frank Dalessandro, by Circuit Court 12 charging Powder Keg wooded areas under a partial ban, A pert, 21-year-old brunette who has He was a past president of the old Manchester boy. Conn was 470 Main St., backed into a him with disorderly conduct in “We’re sitting on a powder keg,” said prohibiting open burning. been a town employe for four years is Woes Increasing field overnight in lieu of bond Central Connecticut Associa­ parked car in the parking lot connection with the investiga­ Albert Willis, associate director of fire Officials say the spotty nature of the among five persons appointed patrol of­ for court appearance today. near his home. tion of Approved Football Of­ tion of an incident that took control for the Maine Department of drought, which has spared some ficers with the Manchester Police Depart­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s nearly 18 points, the steepest plunge since government for $50 million in cash and an • Marguerite M. Torras, 36, ficials, and Local Board 6 of the The parked vehicle, owned by place in Vernon May 15. He was Forestry. “This is the worst fire drought agricultural areas, has prevented a ment, Chief James M. Reardon has an­ economic woes mounted on several fronts May 29 of this year. emergency subsidy, $10 million a month, of 59 Tankerhoosen Rd., Connecticut State Basketball Russell Atkinson of East Hart­ released on a $100 non-surety situation we have had since 1965.” duplication of the Midwestern blight. nounced. J Friday, and aides say President Ford is — The Agriculture Department to help it survive increasing fuel costs, Officials. He also was a past Rockville, and Grace M. White, ford, sustained extensive bond for appearance in Circuit Farmers here, although a|)parently not “It’s still too early to know the losses,” Audrey Paradis of 452 Middle Tpke. trying to construct a strategy to fight predicted retail food costs will go up as shrinking passenger business and in­ 28, of 11 Franklin St., Rockville, president and retired honorary damage to its left front door, Court 12, East Hartford Sept. suffering as badly as their Midwestern said Howard Townsend, New Hampshire will join the force Sept. 8 to become back. much as 5 per cent during the second half creased competiton. Pan Am said it had life member of the Inter­ both charged with fourth- police said. 17. counterparts, call the weather the driest Agricultural Commissioner. He said he Manchester’s first woman officer He takes his first step today, signing the of 1974. Its food situation summary said lost $33 million in the first half of 1973 and national Association of Basket­ degree larceny (shoplifting) SOUTH WINDSOR in decades. expects a feed shortage for cattle because assigned regular on-the-street patrol bill he requested to set up a wage-price retail food prices for 1974 would be about expected to be $76.6 million in debt for the ball Officials. Thursday at King’s Department VERNON South Windsor Police are in­ “There definitely is a problem of forest of the drought. Vegetables may also be duties. task force. It will have less power than the 15 per cent higher than last year —the year. He belonged to the New Jiitiies llorvulli Jr. Store, Manchester Parkade. Steven Frazier, 18, of no cer­ vestigating a complaint from fires,” said Barry Terban of the National scarce, he said. Since May, 1970, she has been a clerk- Cost of Living Council that expired April highest jump in 28 years. Predictions for —A group of senior citizens met with England International They were released on their tain address, was arrested Dana Kelly of 949 Pleasant Weather Service’s Boston office. "Not Wells Threatened stenographer in the office of Town 30. It is expected to monitor wage and 1975, in which meat prices are expected to Ford, telling him of the problems of living Collegiate Football Officials written promises to appear in Thursday on a warrant issued Valley Rd. who said her car on fixed incomes with rampant inflation only that, but crops as well. There just In southern New England, weather of­ Manager Robert B. Weiss. price increases, reducing them by “jaw­ go up even more, will be offered next Association, Manchester court Sept. 9. by Circuit Court 12 charging was entered by breaking a vent and trying to find proper health care. hasn't been that much of a water supply.” ficials warn that wells and small reser­ The other four patrol officer ap­ boning” if they turn out to be inflationary. week. Chapter of the Connecticut dustries, based in New Jersey. • Roger J. Michaud Jr., 16, of him with first-degree robbery, window and some 20 tapes James Cavanaugh, a presidential assis­ voirs may begin drying up and have pointments made by Reardon are: Many Problems Ahead Auto Sales O ff State Board of Approved He is also survived by 442 W. Middle Tpke., charged third-degree larceny, and first- removed. Forest Fires Up tant. said Ford assured them he would try become a valid concern. • Robert W. Johnson, 26, of 540 Friday’s events give an indication of the —Automakers reported mid-August Baseball Umpires, and was an another son, James E. Horvath Thursday with third-degree degree unlawful restraint in Patrick J. Ward Jr., 40, of Although the number of fires has risen to slow the cost of living and was working sharply to 120 in Maine since the beginning A spokesman for the National Weather Wetherell St., a graduate of Manchester troubles Ford is up against. They in­ sales were off 8.1 per cent from record honorary member of the Foot­ III of West Yarmouth, Mass.; larceny by possession and connection with the investiga­ 2228 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ Community College, effective Sept. 8. on Congress to get national health in­ ball and Baseball Boards. of the month, he said, giant infernos have Service in Hartford, Conn., said that even cluded : sales in August 1973. More than 5 million two daughters. Miss Katheryn giving a false statement. Police tion of an armed holdup at sor was arrested Thursday on a • Michael S. Swetzes, 23, of 45 Waddell surance passed this session. A member of Manchester Horvath of Manchester and been avoided and most have been confined if the dry spell abates, its effects on water —A stock market that was lower than at cars have been sold so far this year, a 21.9 said the arrest, made on a court Edward’s Men’s Shop, Union warrant issued by Circuit Court Heights Dr., effective Nov. 3. Swetzes Full Effort Pledged Country Club, he won its senior Miss Kristen Horvath of warrant, stem^ from an alleged St., Rockville on Aug. 17. to areas smaller than a half acres. storage probably won’t become noticeable any time in more than four years. The per cent reduction from the record 6.4 12 charging him with two holds a BA degree in biology from the "No matter where you look, you see golf title in 1969 and 1970. In Boston; a brother, Edward S. theft from a St. James St. Frazier was picked up in The National Weather Service reports for almost three months. Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks million sold last year. counts of sale of liquor to a University of Connecticut and is attending evidence that the economy needs atten­ 1971, he and his son, Leonard Horvath of Somers; and two home. Court date is Sept. 9. Waterloo, N.Y., by Lt. Edwin that precipitation in the region is 25 to 50 The Massachusetts Audubon Society closed at 686.80, the first time it closed —Pan American Airways, the nation’s minor. law enforcement courses at Manchester tion," said J.F. terHorst, Ford's press Horvath of Manchester, won sisters, Miss Dorothy Horvath Carlson and Sgt. Martin Kinc- per cent of normal years. Even more im­ closed its Ipswich River sanctuary to below 700 since July 9, 1970. It dropped largest overseas airline, petitioned the Police said the arrest was the Community College. secretary. He said the President would the club’s father-son golf title. of Manchester and Mrs. Marion Motor vehicle violations man of the special services unit portantly, they say, is that fast-moving members and the general public this week result of the investigation of a • Steven J. Novak, 22, of 15 West St., a give it his full effort. Mr. Horvath was born March McCormack of South Glaston­ charged by Manchester Police of the Vernon Police Depart­ thunderstorms have been the only rainfall and said it wouldn’t reopen until there was complaint concerning an inci­ a “real soaking” rain. Manchester Community College graduate, The nation’s gross national product 31, 1918 in Manchester, son of bury. included: ment. On his return to Vernon in the past nine weeks and their brief dura­ dent last month at the Fat Cat effective Nov. 3. dropped for the second straight quarter, the late James Sr. and Rose The funeral is Saturday at • Richard R. Dattilio, 19, of Frazier was also charged with Soviet-Suggested Cyprus Cafe on Sullivan Ave. • Thomas H. Holben, 24, of Springfield, according to figures released Thursday Miner Horvath, and had lived 9:30 a.m. from the John F. East Hartford, charged early violation of probation. Mass., effective Nov. 3. He will be atten­ —the classical definition of recession. here all his life. A graduate of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. today with failure to obey red During the Aug. 17 robbery, Kathy say$: “Don't Forget The FIraman'a Annual Audrey Paradis ding Manchester Community College this Conclave To Be Ignored However, economists are divided on what Manchester High School, he Center St., with a Mass at the lights and speeding at New the owner of the store, Edward Measure Would Speed Reach Faatival Tonight at tha North Endl“ fall. is actually going on, and the National played football and basketball Church of the Assumption at 10. State Rd. and W. Middle Tpke. Fleishman, was bound and NEW CROP: Wm KMm E Early Mac*, phi* P**eh** A Paart. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite The sources said Britain was trying to All five appointees will undergo an in­ Typewriter Pounder To Pound Police Beat Bureau of Economic Research has not at the school and was captain of Burial will be in the veterans • Bernard R. Chappell, 27, of gagged at knife-point, police NATIVE: Swaat Com, Tomato**, Craan A YaOow Squaah, Baal Greece’s acceptance of the Soviet Union’s persuade Turkey to make a peace gesture Benefit Check System tensive, 400-hour training program at the made an official statement. the basketball team. He also section of East Cemetery. Fox Trail, Coventry, charged said, and some $200 in cash was Qraana, Lima A SIm II Baana, Qraan A YaHow B aana, Salad Boart, call for a high-level international con­ to give Greece an incentive to resume Municipal Police Training Academy, Ford has called a meeting, in late graduated from Cushing Acade­ Friends may call at the early today with operating a taken from the register. Sgt. Boaton Lattuca, Dill, Loaka, Hoi A Rad Pappara, Impoitad Rad Onion*, ference on Cyprus, the United States and negotiations. Cukoa, Charry Tomato**, CauHllowar, Swiaa Chard, PIcMIng Onion*, Meriden. Miss Paradis and Johnson will Paradis said. She has been attending the Manchester Police already have two September or early October, of govern­ my and attended the University funeral home tonight from 7 to motor vehicle while his license Gary Kology is credited with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two The bill also requires final Britain are expected to disgard it, Specifically, Britain is urging Turkey to Acorn A Buttamut Squaah, Turnip*, Artichok**, Egg Plant go to the school Sept. 9, and the other three law enforcement program at Manchester ment and economic experts and possibly of Vermont. 9. was suspended, misuse of the investigation that led to the New England senators have settlement of any disability women on the force, but they’re diplomatic sources said today. withdraw some of its 40,000 troops, or give FRESH NATIVE: Malon*, Rad A Whit* Qrap**, Bluobarrl**, will start training Nov. 4. Community College. business and labor leaders for a “summit” He was an Air Force veteran The family suggests that any cosponsored legislation claims within 110 days and all “policewomen,” not “patrol officers.” The sources said that the two trans- up some of the territory it is holding, or license, and causing un­ charges against Frazier. StrawbarrI**, Plum*, Nactarlnaa, Mango**, Urn**, Honaydawa, Paara, Miss Paradis, a native of Maine, has Reardon, announcing Miss Paradis’ ap­ of World War II, and had been necessary noise on Pari St. designed to assure speedy SSI claims within 90 days, after Plnaappla*. Reardon said appointment of the five Atlantic allies regarded the Soviet con­ announce its intention to do so, or some to discuss ways of fighting inflation. memorial contributions may be Frazier was to appear in Cir­ lived in Manchester five years. pointment, acknowledged that it’s a first employed as a manufacturer’s made to the American Cancer • Ronald M. St. John, 33, of replacement of lost, stolen or which periods applicants would “BOV O N E O R A DOZIM, AND PICK OUT YOUR OWHf new officers will bring the police force to ference call as a move to take advantage combination. cuit Court 12, East Hartford “It’s what I’ve always wanted to do: for Manchester but not uncommon in representative by Krisler In­ Society, 237 E. Center St. 111 Wells St., charged Thursday today. misplaced social security, be automatically eligible for THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS its fully authorized strength of 85 sworn of­ of the chaotic Cyprus situation and UoiiilHiied Effort Planned supplemental security income Police work on the patrol level,” Miss Connecticut police agencies ficers. night with operating a motor A two-car accident involving their claims. • FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE...... h.*d S B C possibly gain a toehold on the war-torn “We are cautiously optimistic that we The President, terHorst said, “wants to (SSI) and disability benefit put together a package of proposals and vehicle while his license was a Vernon Police cruiser driven Terming the disability claims • GREEN B E A N S ...... ,b s a c island. can get the talks resumed early this com­ checks and to speed up and suspended. by Officer Clark Fisher and a process a “bureaucratic dis­ • NATIVE TO G IATO ES...... ,b a a e “It’s really a case of fishing in troubled ing week, but you can never be sure,” said hopefully stem the inflationary tendency reform the disability insurance and help the (stock) market, ease high • Richard T. Migliore, 20, of car driven by Ann Haas of 48 grace,” Ribicoff called the New •PEACHES ...... waters. There is no need for the Soviet one British diplomat. “That could slip, and SSI appeals processes. rates of interest and generally return the 12 West St., charged Thursday Grove St., Rockville is under in­ England region “the worst Two Attorneys Jailed NEWS CAPSULES Union to become involved in the Cyprus and the breakthrough might come towards Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- • N A j m P L U M S ...... , b . s c United States to economic stability.” night with failure to obtain vestigation by Vernon Police. offender of all,” with the situation,” the sources said. the end of the week.’’ Conn., and Sen. Claiborne Pell, • C O K E ^ 4-26 oz. ratumabi* bottia*...... * * c Britain, with the concurrence of the But, terHorst said. Ford plans to delay FIRE CALLS Connecticut motor vehicle Police said the accident oc- average time between filing of VWt Our Importad Baakaf Oliolty The sources regarded the Greek accep­ D-R.I., said the bill would By United Press International any public announcements until after the registration. cured at the entrance to Henry an appeal and final disposition After Courtroom Brawl tance of the Soviet proposal — and Athens’ United States, has been arguing that require the replacement of phn Lotfry TlckM$l meeting. “He doesn’t intend to act in cow­ • Bruce J. McAlpine, 20, of 30 Park and South St. No injuries being 226 days. $25-Million Fire rejection of U.S. and British efforts to Turkey is plunging itself into a Vietnam- AMBULANCE CALLS delayed, stolen or lost benefit ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) — Two defense The violence, most of which took place like morass in Cyprus whose terrain is boy fashion ... running down the middle of Nye St., Vernon, charged were reported and damage was TORONTO — A building housing a resume Greek-Turkish peace talks in MANCHESTER SOUTH INDSOR checks within four days. Now You Know ‘T H f KINO attorneys in the 7-'A-month-old Wounded in front of the jury, came at the federal perfectly suited to anti-Turkish guerrilla the street and shooting at both sides Thursday night with operating a minor to the cars. Spanish art exhibit described as priceless Geneva — as a pressure tactic against Bri- Thursday, 4:23 p.m. — Smell Thursday, 5:34 p.m. — Motor­ “Families should not have to Shrapnel artillery shells, Knee trial were jailed Friday after a trial of American Indian Movement warfare. without picking his targets.” motor vehicle while under the Wayne Lundmark, 20, of 1 was destroyed early today in a three- tian and the United States. of smoke at 133E Hilliard St., cycle accident on Sullivan Ave. wait six or seven weeks for a named after their inventor, ■ : PRODUCE"' brawl in which federal marshals used leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means, influence of liquor. Police said Risley Rd., Vernon, was alarm fire. Damage was estimated at $25 no fire (Eighth District). near Graham Rd. in South new check as some do today,” MACE to disable several spectators and charged with five felonies each in last McAlpine was taken into custo­ charged Thursday with failure British Gen. Henry Shrapnel, Thursday, 5:16 p.m. — Smell Ribicoff said. remove them from the courtroom. year’s takeover at Wounded Knee, S.D., on million. Windsor (Manchester Am­ dy after a chase on E. Middle to obey a stop sign at Brooklyn were first used at Surinam in of smoke at 94 Delmont St., no Tensions exploded in the lengthy trial the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, No one was hurt. bulance). Tpke. from Woodbridge St. to 1804. fire (Eighth District). and Court Sts. He is scheduled The exhibit was part of the annual Cana­ TOLLAND COUNTY Illing Junior High School. to appear in Circuit Court 12, during questioning of a government rebut- Laughter Ires Judge Thursday, 8:33 p.m. — False dian National Exhibition being held in the Court dates for all motor Rockville Sept. 17, tal witness by attorney William Kunstler. questioning Louis Moves alarm from Box 26, High and Thursday, 5:51 p.m. — False former International Building. Howard vehicle cases are Sept. 9. When one of Kunstler s questions ^amp, 22, a former AIM member who has Cooper Sts. (Town). alarm on Riverside Dr., Vernon James Houley, 16, of 75 Tait, assistant general manager of the Merline Dr., Vernon was prompted aughter from some spectators the prosecution, when exhibition, placed the value of the building Today, 12:28 a.m. — False (Vernon Fire Department). he federal judge ordered marshals to lead occurred. Thefts reported to police and Spanish government-sponsored alarm on Chestnut St. (Town). Thursday, 7:46 p.m. — RIZZO POOL OF VERNON Thursday included: the spectators out. ^ y g District Court Judge Fred Nichol exhibit at about $25 million. TOLLAND COUNTY Emergency transfer from • Tools valued at ?20 taken Correction F ight E ru p ts then ordered removal of spectators in one Thursday, 1:44 p.m. — False Rockville General Hospital to from the home of Rutherford Records in the Manchester Several of them fought back and the row of the court. Among them was Clyde Brannen Busing Views box alarm at U.S. Envelope St. Francis Hospital, Hartford Maclachlan, 66 Strickland St. assessor’s office show that the marshals, sometimes five at a time, used Bellecourt, an Indian also charged in con- NEW BRITAIN - Rep. James H. Co., Rockville (Rockville Fire (Vernon Ambulance). • $300 in cash stolen from the empty building at 811-821 Main SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE MACE to remove them. One woman was nection with the Wounded Knee occupa- Brannen, R-Colchester, a black and Department). Thursday, 10:48 p.m. — 173B Downey Dr. residence of St.,' last occupied by the W.T. hauled from the courtroom with her knees tion, and Bellecourt’s brother, Vernon, a Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, is Thursday, 3:16 p.m. — Stove Motorcycle accident on Vernon Jean Paul Lefebvre. Grant Co., is about 64 years old, dragging on the ground. huge man who refused to move. It took calling busing of school children to fire with minor damage Ave., Rockville (Vernon Am­ • A small amount of change and not 72, as reported in The defense attorneys protested and five marshals to get him out of the court- achieve racial integration a “means of resulting at 95 West Rd., bulance). 1-24’ STEEL PO O L...... taken in a break into Standard Thursday’s Herald. . *225** were arrested for sassing the judge. room. decentralizing poor quality education.” Ellington (Ellington Fire Today, 12:12 a.m. — Washer & Mat Co., 165 Adams The records show 1910 as the Brannen Friday praised the new federal Department). Automobile accident at Tunnel Kunstler Protests St. year the original building was 1-18' STD. ALUM. POOL PKa Reg.$624i 5 During the removal efforts Kunstler school aid bill signed by President Ford Thursday, 8:33 p.m. — False Rd. and Lake St., Vernon (Ver­ • A listing of goods worth $1,- «,*488** this week as restoring “common sense to box alarm at East and Hale non Ambulance). constructed, with a 7,700- started to protest, but the judge said he 141 taken in a recent burglary square-foot addition to the rear this nation’s commitment to public Sts., Rockville (Rockville Fire 3-18’ DELUXE ALUM POOLS IM C m E didn’t viant any further comment and at the home of Mary Simmons, of it in 1950. *299** * IN 9 m C asked Kunstler if he wanted to be thrown education.” Department). The bill contains almost no provisions 33 Canterbury St. Among the a w out of court, too. 3-DELUXE ’/4 HP DL ALTER...... SAVE *50** I w U M T “I don’t care,” Kunstler said. for busing to achieve racial integration in In Meinoriuiii ABOUT The judge ordered U.S. marshals to take schools. In luving memory of Althea Barber, Senior Citizens...... Page 2 Kunstler out of court under arrest. Meskill Status Unchanged who passed away August 123. 1969. SAVE BIG MONEY ON 2-24’ DISPLAY POOLS TOWN Shop PInehurst.. P o m 0 Another defense attorney, Mark Lane, WASHINGTON - The White House says B ookm obile...... Page ^ leaving the courtroom with Your memory is as dear today. TONIGHT ’til Nine SAVE ON DISPLAY MODEL ALTERS there has been no change in the status of As in the hour you passed away. Girl watching at Globe...... Page 3 Kunstler. A marshal asked the judge if Connecticut Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s Manchester Grange will have „ SATURDAY 8 A.M. ’til 6 P.M. Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 Lane also was to be placed under arrest. Husband. Children. picnic Sunday at 2 p.m. at Grange nomination to a federal judgeship, Mother and Sistei SUNDAY 8 A.M. ’til 2 P.M. Churches Page 6 arrest. Hall. At 5 p.m., a potluck will be 1-4x6 AiEE STANDING WOODEN DISPLAY DECK ret$109. • although all nominations made by former President Nixon are being reviewed. In Memoriain served. A fire will be available SPECIAL 99c VALUES... Peach Festival success . . . . Page 14 ‘‘I’m incensed with the manner in which for those wishing to barbecue That report Friday appeared to agree In loving memory ol Harry J. Brinsley ICEBERG LEHUG E ...... S h d s S S c 1-STEEL Muskin 3-Section STARTER DE(H( ret $249.00 Lotto Bingo...... Page 2 Mr. Kunstler conducted the cross- with statements by Sens. Abraham A. who passed away August 23, 1971. their own hot dogs or ham Ellington Ridge winners...... Page 9 examination,” the judge said. Dual Ground-Breaking for School Additions burgers. p e a c h e s ...... 3 lbs 9 9 c Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Lowell Weicker living memories. Jr., who originally proposed fellow S t o u f f e r ’s C u p C a k e s ...... box 9 9 c member. Superintendent of Schools Republican Meskill for the $42,000-a-year Twin ground-breaking ceremonies Board of Education. Looking on from His wife 'to^ es ( VAC SET Lottery PERDUE FRESH 25-lb. Table lifetime appointment to the 2nd U.S. were held in the rain Friday for the right are; Mayor John Thompson; James Kennedy; and Fred Brunoli, In Memoriain LINE w/FlOATS ) “AM *. ) SET ’ ' Directors Meet Monday District Court of Appeals. renovations and additions to Illing and Arnold Lawrence and Richard school board member. In bottom In .'4ad and loving memory of Rose CONNECTICUT - 64981 CHICKEN BREASTS CHLORINE Bennet Junior High Schools, under a Lawrence, architects; Ray Adler, photo at Bennet, the first spadeful Sapionza, who passed away August 23. NOW N01 Pleads Guilty was turned by Kennedy, Thomas and 1971, MASSACHUSETTS - Green S5.6-million appropriation approved contractor; Frank Stamler and 18’ Pool On Bigelow Span Funds CLEVELAND — American Shipbuilding 2390, Yellow 594, blue 52, »eg. [Reg. last November in referendum. In top Robert Kenniff, building committee Mrs. Krupp, with most of the same She was not ready but He reached out . 9 9 * company board chairman, George M. people looking on. The tall man to the His hand. She believed He was her RHODE ISLAND - Blue 890, photo at Illing, Paul Phillips, chair­ members; Mrs. Alan Krupp, Green 326048, Gold 731100. 14.99 ‘ 1 8 ” 40.95 Steinbrenner, Friday pleaded guilty to right of Mayor Thomspon is Richard l*n)tector and her refuge. By SOL R. COHEN Co. of Hamden; and $44,540 for constnic- conspiring to make illegal corporate man of Manchester’s building com­ representing the Citizens’ Advisory He delivered her from the snare of the NEW YORK - 690866, Native Potatoes ...... 10 ibs 99c 24’Pool To expedite early construction of a new tion, bid by Dew Construction Co. of East Committee; Allan Thomas, chairman Mankey, architect for the Bennet hunters and from the sharp word. donations to the political campaigns of mittee, turns the first spadeful. Under MAINE — 549 and 121, bridge structure over Bigelow Brook on Hartford. of the school board; Thomas project. (Herald photos by Pinto) She is no longer afraid of the terror of Doubling Digit 4. IMPORTED BOILED HAM former President Richard Nixon and the umbrella in the rear is John (he night. Woodbridge St., a special meeting of the Weiss said the concrete box culvert has Werkhoven, building committee NEW JERSEY - 927807. ioielLEcm several Democratic candidates. Mrosek, student representative on the We can accept tmly because we know she ALL ELECTRIC BUG TEST KITS SUNCHLOMNE Manchester Board of Directors has been many advantages over the metal culvert Steinbrenner, part owner of the New is at peace. PENNSYLVANIA — 077199, called for Monday. It will be at 8 p.m. in and should Serve the town better, Hu( we can never forget her. Qualifier 55512 Sliced to Order ...... »/i/b, w W GRILL w/PERMA York Yankees baseball team, also pleaded KILLERS IN STOCK NOWi IMNHXNTRATE the Municipal Building Hearing Room. Leonard Concrete Pipe promised guilty to instructing his former employes Sadly missed MARYLAND — 330714, STONE The directors will consider a $60,000 delivery of some of the materials within to make false statements about the Norman. Mary. Heri and Rid)ard Summer weekly 138366. With any 7.50 order at PInehurat, buy R e t NOW allocation, with the funds to come from three weeks of a contract award and the donations to the FBI and a grand jury. He LAND O’LAKES BUTTER ikBS* OFF ‘ 2.95 OFF the General Fund’s contingency account. remainder within 10 weeks of the award. is the 20th corporate official to admit his with a 15.00 order buy 2 lbs at this low 69(t lb. price... Town Manager Robert Weiss said the Dew Construction said it could begin guilt in connection with Watergate-related •M 3 Models Available $i town is rejecting the low bid on an asphalt- work within 10 days of a contract award prosecutions since October. m ‘ $9“ coated, corrugated, steel pipe arch and could complete the job in 50 days-if HARTFORD COUNTY 4-H FAIR W e will have a special shipm ent of well-trimmed, J because the bid didn’t meet specifications. materials are available. Rockefeller Holdings r r packer cut whole 6 to 7-lb. TENDERLOINS to sell at Installation of that alternate would have In one other item of business Monday, SEAL HARBOR, Maine - Vice August 23, 24 & 2S ALL FLOATS AND TOYS 30% OFF y ... >"■ $2.98 lb. W e will cut and freezer wrap. come to just under $50,000. the board will consider a bid waiver for presidential nominee Nelson A. Instead, said Weiss, the town is going town purchase of plastic bags for public M - Just North ol Bradley Field, Rt. 75, Windsor Locks Deluxe Hand Skimmer w/Alum Pole,wu$l0.95 NOW ^ 6 ** Rockefeller said Friday if he is confirmed | v . With any 7.50 order at PInehurat, buy for a concrete box culvert—at $11,680 for sale and use. by Congress he will make a public state ALL LADDERS INSTOCK 20% OFF materials, bid by Leonard Concrete Pipe The bags would be purchased from ment of his financial holdings. He stopped FRIDAY NIGHT X»ck Band “Elactrlc Cowboy” CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS COFFEE it. 99« Mobil Chemical Corp., a division of Mobil short of promising a full disclosure. "I Doodlebug Draw with a 15.00 order aave and buy 2 Ibs of CofN Coffee at this FREE AIR MATTRESS with $15.00 or More Oil, the same company which makes those want to give out as much information as 99(t price... nationally advertised bags being sold in 9.^ All Quantities Limited - Some One of a Kind seems appropriate,” the former governor . _____ supermarkets. SATURDAY NIGHT Country-Folh Band “Off The Wall" 6 of New York said. ., , T t S Horse Draw Come To Pinehurit for The bid waiver and the purchase would Freshly Ground U.S. Choice 5 to the Lb. OFFICE and SHOWROOMS "W E A T H E R be conditional on confirmation by Mobil Newton Wanted RA', , acceptancc of a suitable sample bag OAKLAND, Calif. — An arrest warrant C liim iv ■ ail day BEEF PATTIES oUniMl Sheep Dog DemonstreHon 3384 Berlin Turnpike by the town. was issued Friday for Black Panther Newington 666-1531 Partly sunny, hot and humid today witii If the deal goes through, the bags would cpfounder Huey Newton who failed to a chance of afternoon showers be sold to the public at $3.75 for a box of 50. appear to answer charges he shot a teen­ 1.1 PINEHURST Rofistorod Vernon Circle, Vernon 647-9420 thunderstorms. Highnear 90. Clear and They would be available near the end of age girl and pistol-whipped a tailor. New­ iV Plenty of Free Parking cooler tonight with low in the low 60s. Sun- September or early October, ton’s lawyer, Charles Garry, said there Open Sun* 12 to 5 — Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 ny and pleasant Sunday with high in the The lowest bid received by the town at was a possibility he had been killed. He ANIMALS, EXHIBITS, RIDES, BANDS, FUN FOR ALLI 6R0CERY, INC. low to mid 80s. Chance of precipitation 40 bid openings in May was at $6.75 for a box said former Oakland Police Chief Charles .'a 302 M A IN Saturday 9-6 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and 10 of 50. Previously, they were available at Gain told him there was a $10,000 “con­ per cent Sunday. $2.25 for a box of 50. tract” on Newton.

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NATIONAl WCA1HEK SCKVICE FORECAST I 4f 7 AM E S I R - 2 S - 7 4 Here’s Schedule ^South Pacific’ in 25th Year 3liOO m • _____ > M.aI / d dftK Photo SEA^^ L g j ^ ~ IV For Bookmobile By JUNE TOMPKINS Feature Remember the musical show (b 6 « to n Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a where the female lead “washed that man right out of her hair” Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the ’•1 Manchester Public Library system: every night? Remember the iNEWYOUK suave Frenchman who B y MONDAY, AUGUST 26 charmed the audiences with 9 to 9:50 a.m. — Manchester Manor. “Some Enchanted Evening?” 10 to 10:30 a.m. — West and N. Fairfield Sts. Remember the sailors who Reginald 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. — Walnut and Arch Sts. lauded femininity by singing 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Ridge and Cedar Sts. “ There is Nothing Like a Pinto 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Trumbull and Griswold Sts. Dame?” If you remember these and 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Presidential Village Apts. other memorable tunes and in­ 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Wetherell St. cidents, you recall the musical 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Spencer St. show that ran a number of lOWIST TEMPERATUMS TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 Broadway appearances second 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Bowers School. only to “Oklahoma” — the Richard Rodgers and Oscar 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. — Green School. 0.00 Hammerstein favorite — r— LEGEND- 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Buckley School. “South Pacific." 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. Why the recollection? The 70 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Bretton Rd. and Transit Lane. year 1974 marks the 25th an­ 6 0 I r a ih g ^ S N O W 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Laurel Manor. niversary of the musical play, 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Avondale and Robin Rds. and it is still going strong. r/^SHOWERS N flow 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. - Green Rd. and Parker St. “South Pacific,” originally UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 starring Metropolitan star Ezio Pinza and Mary Martin, and 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Meadow and Pilgrim Lanes. memorable not only for its For Period Ending 7 AM EST Sunday. Saturday night will find showers and thunderstorms 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. — Green Hill and Munro Sts. beautiful and earthy songs, well in the Dakotas, New Mexico and southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Garden Dr. written book and talented per­ 11 to 11:50 a.m. — Holiday House. formers, is just as pertinent Minimum readings include: (Approx. Maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 2 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Ferguson and Garth Rds. today as it ever was. The (86), Boston 64 (78), CSiicago 60 (84), Cleveland 54 (78), Dallas 71 (90), Denver 52 (87), 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Finley St. musical, a story of love and life, Duluth 52 (75), Houston 71 (91), Jacksonville 72 (91), Kansas City 68 ( 88), Little Rock 69 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. is also a gentle but firm indict­ (91), Los Angeles 65 (76), Miami 78 ( 88), Minneapolis 59 (84), New Orleans 71 (90), New 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. ment of racial prejudice. York 67 (81), Phoenix 77 (102), San Francisco 53 (72), Seattle 56 (75), St. Louis 63 (86) and The increasingly popular Washington 68 (84) degrees. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 musical has played to 9 to 11:30 a.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home. audiences in Canada, London, 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — N. Elm St. Australia, Sweden, and Spain. Composer Richard Rodgers writing “Bali Ha’i” for the .7 i’ '",v ■■ 1:30 to 2 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. Madrid’s venerable Teatre de musical “South Pacific” in 1949. 4 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. la Zarzuela offered it as “A1 Sur Bill Stone, 69, of 39 Tower Koiid at Globe Hollow del Pacifico” and it turned out 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Montclair Circle. brought the lyrics to Rodgers York on Jan. 16, 1954, the final to be, in the words of Time while the latter was sick in bed curtain never came down. 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Ambassador Dr. magazine, “the greatest hit in with a cold. Less than half an When Myron McCormick N G 0 BINGO FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 Spanish theatrical history." hour later Hammerstein stepped forward as the only No stops scheduled. Some interesting facts about telephoned to inquire if member of the original cast 8 7 “South Pacific” : Rodgers had received the still playing the show, and "Walt Disney In the Shade or in the Sun • Opening to bad reviews at verse. asked the audience to join him 8 8 0 “ Herbie the Drury Lane Theatre in Lon­ in singing “Auld Lang Syne,” MANCHESTER don in 1951, "South Pacific” ‘T not only received it,” the curtain was still up. Tlie DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Rides Again” (m received enough public backing Rodgers answered, “but I also singing ended, the audience 7 Girl Watching is Fun...for Everyone to stay on 2*/i years, after which have the music.” filed out of the theater. it went on to tour for an ad­ Still the stage manager held - WOODY ALLEN - V altD ism ^ • Mary Martin became so 7 0 ditional year and a half. excited the first time she heard the signal for the curtain to 3 TIM ES it • Richard Rodgers com­ DUMBO” I(B) “I’m In Love With a Wonderful come down. It seemed to be 7 1 0 0 1. “SLEEPER” ADM. ADULTS pleted the music for “ Bali Guy,” she fell off the piano silent testimony to the fact that CARD B $ 2.00 Ha’i” within five minutes after CARD A 2. “BANANAS” ikCHILOREN 11 soar bench and caused the neighbors a final curtain can never be 3. EVERYTHtNS YOU Oscar Hammerstein gave him to complain of the noise. lowered on “South Pacific.” [A5T WINDSOR the lyrics, and he never Oscar Hammerstein, the The curtain remained up that ALWAYS WANTED TO changed a single note. night until the audience had LOTTO BINGO DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 lyric writer, died in 1960. KNOW ABOUT SEX • "Happy Talk” was done in When “South Pacific” played left, and it has been up ever about 20 minutes. A messenger AND WERE AFRAID (It^^THEATRES EAST its last performance in New since. These are Cards A and B for the LOTTO BINGO for the TO ASK” MOOll tPM «aNCr*r.Tl n ■,« Pi>..SOI» :• Connecticut State Lottery tickets dated Aug. 22. You can JufeAndrenn OinarSharif win if you match the numbers across, down or diagonally. The prize is $50. Cards C and D will be published Monday. A ThalhnHrlndSaad HELD* NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Paul Ntwmin O lE III RolMrt Radford “FOR PETFS SAKT By WALLY FORTIN “OKliHOMA CRUDF' LEGAL “The Sting" TOWN OF COVENTRY “HERBIE RIDES AGAIN” Tliis is Gloria again, pinch- Lyla Steele, 592; John Derby, organizational meeting this ZONING BOARD (PQ) J Matinm Dally a hitting for my bossman Wally. OF APPEALS 589'; A1 Gates, 568; George Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the after­ M O f TIuF This column almost wasn’t Last, 557; John Gaily, 556; noon at the Parkade Lanes. If At the public hearing held on Walter Matthau going to be. Jae and I were Michael DeSimone, 548; Joseph you are unable to attend, please August 19,1974, the application See “Herbie” on dls- talking about Rocky Point, Windsor, 545; and Robert call Bernie at the lanes and of Edward Saunders to operate U ,“Charlie Varrick" pley In our lobby when all of a sudden I realized Schubert, 542. leave your name. So come on a used car dealership and to that we would be there In the afternoon we had 24 all you seniors and join up for park -Coventry School buses on (PQ) courtesy of Ted Thursday when the column goes the property formerly known as Trudon Volkswagen... persons playing bridge games, some exercise and fun. out to The Herald office, so we and these are the high scoring Two Reminders Robin Motors was approved EASTHARTFORD had to get the news out right winners: For the 20th consecutive with stipulations. All informa­ specific DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 I have two reminders for you away. So here it is. Martha Rockwell, 4,130; Lou folks. If you are going to year, Bert Parks will emcee tion may be obtained from the records in the Town Clerk’s Of­ Card Players Buller, 4,000; Mabel Lmmis, 3,- Goodspeed, please be at the the Miss America Pageant. / ADM. *2.00-(PG) fice, Coventiy Town Hal!. Speaking of Wednesday, we 940; V. Lesperance, 3,910; Center no later than 10:15 a.m. ’This year’s event will be Following a specific Newman and Radford started the morning off with Marge McClain, 3,600, and I also want you to know that we Marilyn Richardson route via highway signs G broadcast “live” from eight seniors playing Marge Reed, 3,590. Acting Chairlady “THE STING” are trying to fill a sixth bus for Atlantic City, N.J., Satur­ is the easy, effective shuffleboard out on the courts, On Thursday morning 172 the Bear Mountain Park trip. Coventry Zoning way to reach your I WINNER OF 7 ACAO. AWARDS day, Sept. 7, on NBC-TV. and indoors we had eight tables seniors traveled to Rocky We only need 17 more in order Board of Appeals destination. i-33aa INCLUDINQ BEST PICTURE / of pinochle players with the Point, for our annual shore for this bus to go. So, if you August 20, 1974 "BUTCH CASSIDY following winners: dinner. You and I have to wait have been thinking about going, And the quick, easy A N D THE until next week to hear about come on in and sign up so we THEATER SCHEDULE way to find a specific This printing test pattern is this one. don’t have to disappoint you or buyer for articles you SUNDANCE KID" taKE aOUTtS 15 ■ 14 ■ H (EXIT « ) part of The Herald quality con­ Red Sox Came anyone. have for sale is the / GfCAT SUMMER niM \ U.A. East 2 - “For Pete’s direct route, the __8hownjMj^^ trol program in order to give On Monday, Sept. 9, we will Also for the ceramic class Saturday ✓ AH Star Cast • (N I \ Sake,’’ 2.00-5:45-9:30; Want Ad route. you one of the finest have registration for the Red students, I regret that we won’t “Oklahoma Crude,” 3:45-7:35 Matinee Dally 1 i 3 P.M. .newspapers in the nation. Sox game. This trip will include be going to the ceramic show in “ THE 3 MUSKETEERS” U.A. East 1 - “ The U.A. East 3— "Herbie Rides “Pippi bi The South Seas” busfare, a grinder for lunch, the Boston. The dates of the show Again,” 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 EVES AT 7:20 - 9:1B ------= i reserved seat, and a big buffet are Sept. 13,14, and 15. The day Tamarind Seed,” 2:15-4:35- ALL SEATS 99c \ SUN. COllT. 1:30 7:00-9:20 Manchester Drive-In — / dinner after the game. You get we would go would have been on "Bananas,” 8:15; “Sleeper,” FitSat MldmgM Show 3 ■ i ■ i p U.A. East 2 - “For Pete’s all of this for just $15 per per­ Friday, and that is the day after 9:45;’ “Everything You Always S h e K e r a t b “MMIN UTERS” i EnRA SHOWS SI?. son. Sounds like a great day so going to Bear Mountain. I felt Sake,” 2:00-5:45-9;30; Wanted to Know About Sex and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'THE IMIN THAT W0ULDN7 DIE" CW l “Oklahoma Crude,” 3:45-7:35 MdniiM Show - ALL SEATS 99c m keep this day in mind, and we we would be too tired to get up Were Afraid to Ask,” 11:00 “3 Mask." will remind you of it again a lit­ the next day to go to Boston. I U.A. East 3— “Herbie Rides PHONE 643-2711 Again,” 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 Vernon Cine 1 - “Three fORASSIMTAMCt IN PU C IN O TOUKAO PHONE 649-9333 tle later on. will be looking for another show Musketeers,” 1:30-3:30-5:30- ' ' ’ ■*•5^' ’J I wish to remind the Senior later on, and will keep you Manchester Drive-In — c “Bananas,” 8:15; “Sleeper,” 7:30-9:30 JL i If -"fVf" "/ , r'- Bowling League of the posted. Vernon Cine 2 - “The Sting,” ;$ncwcAtt ciNtM Ai fla y 9:45; “Everything You Always nr. ^ -iff No Schedule Wanted to Know About Sex and 2:00-4:15-7:00-9:20 I-a 4 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Now if this column seems Were Afraid to Ask,” 11:00 Meadows Drive-In — “Sonny EASTHARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. S68-8S10 short it is because we are wind­ FOOT PRUTS ■ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - W b Honor MASTER CHARGE • Vernon Cine 1 — "Three Carson,” 8:25; “ Legend of ing down our activities so we Musketeers,” 7:20-9:15-12:00 Nigger Charley,” 10:10 GALLERY f * f U F can spruce the building up next Midnight Showplace Theatre - “Pippi week; therefore, there are no in the South Seas,” 1:00-3:00; offers 2 i ja j m B B lA V Vernon Cine 2— “The Sting,” planned activities scheduled for 7:10-9:30-12:00 Midnight “Butch Cassidy and the Sun­ this week. Those who would like dance Kid,” 7:15-9:15 ART CLASSES (or Children and 2 , , ...... w m m w lv j Meadows Drive-In — Adults in Design and Color • .We Save You Money! 4 * 7 /je P a rk a d e to play shuffleboard are free to “Legend of Nigger Charley,” Blue Hills Drive-In — “Black Drawing • Painting • Chair Caning do so, and the office will be 8:25; “Sonny Carson,” 10:30 Godfather,” 8:15; “Black Six,” and Furniture Refinishing. open for business as usual. 10:15 DANCE CLASSES for Children ‘ if*'.* * t ’ Showplace Theatre — “Pippi and Adults in Modem • Ballet • .i There will be no bus running. in the South Seas,” 1:00-3:00; Showcase Cine 1 — “That’s Dramatic Movement • Stretch • I also want to remind you “ Butch Cassidy and the Sun­ Entertainment,” 2:05-4:50-7:25- Belly Dancing • Folk Dancing • again, be at the Center at 10 dance Kid,’’ 7:15-9:15; “Brian 10:00 Slimnastics. "That’s Entertalnmenf a.m., all you who are going to Showcase Cine 2 — “SPYS,” PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS Eater and the Brian that REGISTRATION Week of Sept. 4 Spaclal Senior CItzena Pricea Goodspeed Opera House Wouldn’t Die,” 12:00 Midnight 4:05-5:50-7:35-9:30 2nd. $1.50 Dally Unttl 5;00 P.WI. Wednesday. See you all there. Blue Hills Drive-In — “Black Showcase Cine 3 - "Uptown For Info. Call 643-8953 FOR EMERCENCES Six,” 8:18; “Black Godfather," Saturday Night,” 1:30-3:40- 466 Main Streat 10:00 5:40-7:45-9:50 Manchaatar, Conn. 423-44.11 FILM RATING GUIDE Showcase Cine 1 — “That’s Showcase Cine 4 - “Alfredo THINK For Parents and Entertainment,” 2:05-4:50-7:25- Garcia,” 1:25-3:35-5:45-8:00- cTl^aqsfield ^ five -in Their Children 10:00 10:15 OF US! Showcase Cine 2 — “SPYS,” INT, 31 & 32 228 Stafford Rd.. Willimantic.Conn. 2:05-4:05-5:50-7:35-9:30 GENERAL AUDIENCES PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. All A9»i Admmtd Showcase Cine 3 — “Uptown DELUXE CLEAN SNACK BAR! Saturday Night,” 1:30-3:40- 302 Main . . . Just North of Armory 5:40-7:45-9:50 THERE’S/ (love) BUG GOING AROUND OPEN PARENTAL OUlOANCf Showcase Cine 4 — “Alfredo SUQOttTlD Garcia,” 1:25-3:35-5:45-8:00- S om t M anaial N o t • « SurtibN For Pfi T iw up ii 10:15 WALT DISNEY OPEN PRODUCTIONS' SUNDAY Sunday 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. RKfTRICTIO U.A. East 1 — “ The UndiT lYrtquirnaccompBnvinf P«tnt or AduH OwBrdtm Tamarind Seed,” 2:15-4-35- 7:00-9:20 SUNDAYS BACK TO SCHOOL All Departments...8 A.M. 'til 2 P.M. _ _ _ _ TECHNICOLOR' FOR ALL YOUR NEEOS- FRESH MEAT... ^ NO ONI UNOCR 17 AQMITTID " " IT » •'♦dlrHtrfWA a.!»lAO'btH«/1iONlO »hC < »1»4*«iO.VWyF-odM

Maiirhpstpr turiiitui Hnalh ______OPINION 7^- MMKHESTER HAS IT CERTIFIED Rockefelkr’s Wealth NATIONAL INSTITUTE 725 EAST kntlMi hr FOR NnOMOtm Business-Directory Guide For • AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE soim iKXUfKT^ AAMCO TRANSMISSION OF MANCHESTER There is in all of us a certain funds above and beyond those ap­ 1 T MIDDLE TURNPIKE fascination about wealth, especially propriated for operating their offices. -‘V/, Manchester and Surrounding „„ CALL 643-246.7^ that possessed by those who have This has been particularly true of **'4077 Mats $ MANCHESTER Tnu..M« Tolland Tpke. Mancliestor-Vomon TERMS more of life’s material things than we major ambassadorial posts. |T0W IN fi Rt. 83 Tow nU lM ARRANGED do. Vicinity The point at hand is that the laws on THE MOST MODERN So it isn’t unexpected that much of conflict of interest were written ■ * TECHNIQUE IN MEN'S HAIR STYLING the material written about vice presi­ because there have been those who featuring this week... NSU.MIR IsTSl dent designate Nelson A. Rockefeller took advantage of public service for if- is centered around his wealth. We’d personal profit. VILLAGE BARBER SHOP MANCHESTER PARKADE Venture from what we have read that We do not believe that anyone SALON ^OR MEN Featuring Rage Cut - m : APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED PHONE 64S-0SS7 Your Complete he is perhaps the richest man in the suspects or believes that Mr. ROBERT 0. ST PIERRE 312 MAIN STREET PROP. Appliance Store country. Rockefeller would abuse his public MANCHESTER This raises an interesting point. trust in this manner for he literally CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND One of the major aspects of the has more money than he can prudent­ TELEViSiON - APPLiANCES hearings on his nomination will be an ly spend or give away. With his TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MAHRESSES, STOVES, LANTERNS MANrHCSTER accounting of his wealth, taxes, etc. business interests and connections the HMKMm VUUT The reason is that should he succeed m. chances are he would become privy to . . . V . as president or be given policy­ so-called “inside information’’ as a THEFARR'S EVERYTHING STORE '{ j t h f t k e 649-3589 Hcil to Stof t SIwf making duties by President Ford, he private citizen much sooner than he CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET APPLIANCE i TV Foraging Together on a Connecticut Dairy Farm (Photo by Reginald Pinto) OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 could presumably enhance his wealth. would as vice president. Now this has happened in our coun­ But there can be no exception to the GROOMING... PERSONAL fo r Poodles and All Breads try in that many politicians law and the House and Senate com­ HOURS STUD SERVICE... Mon., Tool., Wii TEE throughout the years have used public mittees will be conducting an for Poodles, Toys A Miniatures ID-SJO Pertonallied OPEN FORUM Thun. 33ILiM office and information obtained exhaustive study of his assets and will Fun and Sportswear Fti 3:30-$:30 LETTERS • NUMERALS Sot lODO-SM through public office for private gain. have to set up some procedure under SUDS & SCISSORS DESIGNS • Youtb or Ourt RT. 30, VERNON 3S OU ST., MANOKSTn But generally speaking these per­ which there can be reasonable POST ROAD PLAZA Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE 64S-3319 • Mdino CoellM sons who allowed themselves to be assurances that there won’t be any ‘Fery Little Profit In Dairy Business By Appointment 875-7624 tempted and corrupted were not in­ conflicts of interest. TRAI EL To the editor: could proauce milk more efficiently than many people don’t seem to appreciate the Who is going to feed us in 10 to 20 years dependently wealthy. On the contrary, That Mr. Rockefeller is willing to from now? Will we be relying on imported AGEISC) This is written with regard to the much we are now doing. privilege of having? MERCURY food in the future? Reuben Plen’s aisAnannst the men who have served who were in­ cooperate fully is to his credit and it is publicized ?2.1 million paid illegally by I would also ask how many of the con­ How long will farmers stand this? Dairy It’s up to you, the consumer. farmers to political campaign funds of suming public would be willing to make farms are down in number by 28 per cent dependently wealthy have been more our hope that the committees will Edward A. Ellis Phone 646-2756 both Democrats and Republicans. the large financial investment, take the from five years ago in this state. If dairy Texaco Stafion than scrupulous in attempting to avoid keep in mind, the purpose of their in­ risks, and work long hours at minimal pay farming is so profitable, why are so many Mapleleaf Farm Associated Milk Producers Inc. Hydraniatir Traniintoalont NO SERVICE CHARGE Gilead Street ■ OUARANTKM any taint of self-serving or profiting vestigation is to resolve any potential (AMPI), of which I know very little, is the in order to produce a quality product that farmers going out of business? Repairing Hebron Reservations lor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships by their office. The late President conflicts of interest rather than nation’s largest dairy co-operative, having All Work Guaranteed in excess of 44,(KX) members. Co-ops are Texaco Lubrication Service 627 Main Strest Manchester Hoover is reported to have satisfy the natural curiosity of more by a generai manager, who is directly redistributed his salary among his than 200 million Americans about Mr. responsible to the farmer directors. Bike Stolen From Police Garage However, many decisions, both good and FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies staff. Others have used their own Rockefeller’s wealth. To the editor: bad, are made without consulting the elude the many observant officers on duty 647-1731 875-3252 MACHINE A few weeks ago The Herald printed at the time. directors, and he is accountable for both. of necessary riding equipment. I calmly NEW IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHESTER The campaign contribution was such a some articles on the ever increasing I had secured my bicycle in the station walked up the stairs and reported the act A COMPLETE LINE OF W WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS SHOP Consumer Sales the newest Appliance Store in the Manchester Parkade offer Famous Brand Appliances at decision. As a result of this illegal con­ problem of bicycle vandalism. This made one morning a few summers ago because I to the stupified desk sergeant. 70 UNION ST. AUTO PARTS me curious about what kind of person 191 CENTER ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. prices you can afford. This specious appliance store is the ninth and largest store on the chain and also has a Other Editors Sny tribution, ih& general manager and others was to get a ride to work in front of the In ending my letter I hope I have made' MANCHESTER, CONN. 270 BROAD ST SERVICES would vandalize or steal a bicycle, mainly station. What other location could equal Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Mon. - Sal. 10-5 • complete audio dept, with famous name stereo and components. Come and meet Tony Guzzeta Sales Manager responsibl^ere fired from their jobs. I the bicycle riders of Manchester realize Fri. 10-9 cannot explain how he had the power to because I was in the same situation with the epitomy of security in a police station? that there is no hope with these gangs of Thura. 10-7 and let him help you with your next appliance. AVAILABLE my bicycle several years ago. That is what I thought when I decided to deal with this much money. Farmers all professionals, who possess the technical Wedding Cakes A Specialty Safety Is For across this nation were enraged when the 1 detect that a gang of professionals van- * ask if I could park my bike inside the sta­ know-how even to challenge the story broke. It gave us dairy farmers a dalized my bicycle while it was chained tion. They said it would be all right and I Manchester Police Department on their "black eye’’ each time it appeared in very efficiently, and with permission, in­ fastened my racing bicycle with several own ground. v L ii EVERYTHING IN vvf c a n t h id e b e h in d r j : \ | side the Manchester Police garage. I s ^ a ______OUR PRODUCT ' print, whether or not we were involved, feet of chain, seeming unnecessary at the But I suppose it was my own fault, after • MIBROR) gang because with “Manchester’s Finest” time, and waited for my ride outside in • 5Af(IVCLASS •SltOWtR 000(1$ Wo Specialize In... and it did not raise the price paid for milk. all I lockeid my bicycle twice, but left my • $TOft( (RONT$ • BATHTUe fNCLIjSURESU iL • SLIP COVERS Cyclists, Too Perhaps the following excerpt from a passing through the garage every 15 full confidence that it was as safe as it German Shepherd at home. e DRAPES minutes or so, they must have needed could be from assault. Karl Turek • WEDDIN6 GOWNS • SUEDE A LEATHER Hoard’s Dairyman may help: "All work done on premises end hilly guerenleedl" “One thing wrong at every outset is that several “look-outs” equipped with radio But, to my forlorn, I returned to find my 468 Vernon St. , J.A . WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. communication devices to completely the federal government has come to have bicycle neatly cleansed of about $40 worth Manchester FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS 4 4 PARKADE CLEANERS The biggest difference between a The crackdown which the Meriden such a pervasive infiuence on the nation’s bicycle rider and the driver of a car is social and economic structure that it at­ j Manchattar 649-7322 31 Blaaall 81. 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. police are currently mounting against MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE that the bike rider is a lobster without tracts special interest groups like a bad bike riders is overdue. It is an magnet, each one petitioning some con­ any shell. He’s a knight without any gressman or some bureaucrat for either ANDREW TULLY 763 attempt, finally, to make bike riders MAIN ST. DON WILLIS Specializing In armor. He’s an infantryman in a field heip or protection. smart if not strong, to help them give “This is why practically every group has BRAKE SERVICE of tanks. 643-1191 GARAGE themselves some of the protection of a political fund. That includes labor un­ Front End Alignment A bike rider has to depend for ions, bankers, doctors, teachers, oil com­ 191 18 Main SL, Tel. M9-4531 General Repair Work good driving which is their only A Practical Politician MAIN ST. protection on his own good sense and panies, airlines, railroads, steel manufac­ defense. turers, planned parenthood groups and MANCHESTER the care and forebearance of the Most kids don't realize it, but bikes every other ‘special interest’ group, in­ WASHINGTON — Look at it this way: Rockefeller voters across the land, and so because Rockefeller refused to support motorists with whom he shares the cluding the news media. We see nothing Nelson Rockefeller is a top-ranking he put the matter in perspective. “I can’t the Arizonan’s bid for the Presidency in 643-1900 are supposed to obey the rules of the wrong in helping to elect people who share member of the international club of believe conservative Republicans feel road. He can’t be bigger or stronger 1964 and, as Goldwater noted, “ducked road the way cars do. Stop signs and your views, or those you hope to influence, bankers, businessmen and financial en­ broadening the base of the party is a bad out” on the Nixon candidacy in 1968. But BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. or better protected, but he can be so long as it is done within the law. MANCHESTERME & LOCK CO. stop lights are for bikes, too. Cyclists trepreneurs — the movers and shakers thing,” he told reporters, “unless they Goldwater looked at Rockefeller’s Drywall Contractor smarter. “Obviously, there were errors in judg­ without whose approval and help few if want to keep on losing and keep on being a qualifications and, always a fair and / 9 / r L o c f c m ir H Ceiling Repairs & Replacements must stay in their own lanes and not ment on the part of some former co­ any Free World governments could sur­ minority.” Ideologically, John Rhodes is honest man, gave his stamp of approval. Unfortunately, most bike riders are swoop and swerve out of place, for operative empioyes, and, in some in­ vive. poles apart from Nelson Rockefeller, but In short, John Rhodes and Barry 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Now Introducing kids and a lot of them have no idea of stances, violations of federal law.’’ It is something very big in international he has seen and envied the success of the Goldwater are looking to the future of the O t l / l P H U Wro-HQNIIUSIESS Alarms. Locks i Quality Carpentry Work, Patloa - their own protection. Bicycles built I do not condone the illegal contributions affairs to belong to the Rockefeller fami­ Democrats in putting together a coqlition Sales. Combination Changes. the hazards they run. They see no Republican party, and the devil take Additions & Remodeling for one must not be overloaded with of AMPI and neither do other farmers. ly, still the most influential tribe in the of widely divergent interests. Rhodes is in­ j-iL tO li Service - Bonded.,Most political labels. Fortunately for the GOP, I^ L aJDIIw ^ keys In stock. Repairs ol all kinds. reason why they shouldn’t give a How was the money raised? Perhaps the Free Estimates Phone 649-4464 an extra passenger because it is dif­ world. President Ford can pick up the terested in a Republican party, not a con­ they are men of influence in party coun­ ^ Also We Make Keys, Scissors & co-operative asked for contributions from' friend a lift. Traffic lights, as far as phone and speak to any head ^ state, any servative party. cils, in contrast to such rigid ideologs as '-V Te ficult to control them. each farmer member, so do some of the international banker. Rockefeller not only Even Arizona’s Sen. Barry Goldwater, Rep. John M. Ashbrook, R-Ohio, and Sen...... aVr they’re concerned, are for cars; bikes Bikes should be registered, not only labor unions and other associations. With can do the same, he and other members of “Mr. Conservative,” has said “I can sup­ William L. Scott, R-Va., whose criticisms CUSTOM MADE 1 IRON are exempt. And if they can get large numbers of members, the money his family have the experience and money port Rockefeller; he’s very well of the Rockefeller appointment are voices 1 SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINGS because there’s a state law saying so, counts up fast. How many millions do muscle to persuade both politicians and qualified.” Even Goldwater that is. from a dismai past. 1 • Aluminum Roll Up farther faster by swooping the wrong 1 Awnings 1 SCRAP METAL but because registration is one of the labor unions raise to better their cause financiers abroad to level with them. 1 • Door Canopita Osfrinsky through lobbying, “political education 1 and PAPER way through traffic or cutting across best protections against theft, and a Forget whether Rockefeller is conser­ 1 • Slorm Doors DEALER IN WASTE funds” and the like? 1 a Combination Windows J 1 at an angle, they are sublimely sure vative, or liberal, or a moderate. He has MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. sign of the owner’s responsibility. My co-operative, Yankee Milk Inc., does always been a practical politician who MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Tel. M3-519S or 943 5879 that they can do it safely. ' Registering the bike will give the not make such contributions, nor does it employed unashamed (and sometimes 195 WEST CENnR ST. have the funds available to do so. Each shameless) pragnrtatism to achieve the 1 Talapliona 649-3091 young rider contact with the police, member is assessed 5 cents per 100 pounds 1 Etiebllthed 1949 • Bernard A. Lozier Inc., 22 Regent St., Manchester, Conn. Specializing in ceiling repairs.! politically possible. To offer just one - _____ — who will give him or her a booklet on of milk for advertising and promotion and example, the onetime liberal Rockefeller We are celebrating our 25th anniversary in September. In the last two decades, gypsum I this money is used for this specific pur­ drywall construction has revolutionized the building industry. There are many types oil iHanrl;rBti>r safe bicycling and how to manage it. is now a bona fide law-and-order man; he STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVICENTER 25th MANCHESTER Over 30 Ye»ra’ Experience pose. pushed through the New York state wall board to be used for different purposes. Our success and continued expansion in gyp-1 Bike warning tickets, which the The co-op markets milk of its producer legislature the toughest dope trafficking 405 Main St., Manchoatar 649-5533 sum drywall construction has been due to keeping standards of quality and appearance! Call 649-5807 ittminit Mmlh ■Mu, 7«i OiM 0» On $«tie., tie Cm 9ep«4 (1«’Twr Cirl’' MEMORIAL CO. police are giving out for infractions of members and attempts to get the highest laws in the nation. high while cutting time and costs to a minimum. Our ceiling repair crews are expert and A. ALMETTI, Prop. possible return for them. For instance, on Anyway, Rockefeller will not have that Anniversary always willing to advise if problems should arise. We have formed a new company called FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1861 the “rules of the road” must be taken Oppotite Eaat Ometery Harrtoon 9t.. >Unche«ter PublUhed by the Ptibllshad every weekends and holidays, when most much ideological influence on Gerald • TUNE-UPS , Lawn Commodities Co. We will build tool sheds, bath houses, gazebaes, made to order. We Manchattar evening except Sun­ seriously, too. Kids who get them dealers won’t process milk, our co­ Ford. The President’s only political debt will get you a permit and plot plan and install these prefabs on your property. Ourj Quality Mtmorlals Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. operative has to have an outlet, as cows is to the man who appointed him Vice • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE Square, Mancheiter. Entered at the should understand that it is for their carpenters also do any type of repairs or renovations. All estimates are FREE. Conn. 06040, Manchester. Conn., produce 7 days a week. In this case, much President, and Richard Nixon no longer REPAIRS ON ALL CARS Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second own protection that they are being of the milk is made into powdered milk counts. Ford certainly will listen to (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter and cheese, etc. in farmer-owned and Rockefeller on matters of foreign policy, Got A Painting Problc BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER tagged; it’s they, not the car drivers, operated plant facilities. This costs the co­ the economy and administration, but Ford Servin' still me.ins something to us - and^rvice means spending enough who will suffer most in accidents. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES op, and the member farmers, money. will remain his own man ideologically — a time with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you re plan­ HO I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Parents who receive copies of the There is very littie profit in the dairy moderate-to-conservative Republican who IPAVL’S PAIN'T Pet Center f^tSupli&ieA. ning See us for paint and service when you plan your next project business and things have worsened wants no tinkering with the fundamentals ?23 MAM ST. Single Copy ...... 15« 3 Months...... $9 75 tickets should take the time and trou­ i * 4- MAMCSTn zoo M A IN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN Wdekly...... 754 6 Months...... $19,50 drasticaliy. Grain and fertilizer prices of the system. touraine paants 06040 ONE Month $3.25 One Year...... $39,00 ble to go over the problem with their have jumped dramatically. Two years All this obviously is abundantly clear to Maple Street, Manchester Phone 649-4273 ^/IJo/mson PA! NT CO. 849-4541 M H M B F R , t h e ; ORDER OE THE GOLDEN RULE Mall Rates Upon Request children, helping them to realize what ago, grain was $66 per ton. One month ago, the real Republican leader in Congress, WMJ.PAPER •CARPETING •ARTS & CRAFTS • Mixed Breed Puppies I who p m. should telephone grain was down to $109 a ton, and this Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, Minority Your Independent fail to receive their the circulation depart- was wrong and why. 615 Main Street Manchester • Our Own Special Blended Herald before 5;30 ment, 647-9946 week the price has risen to $152 per ton, Leader of the House. A conservative but a Pet Food • Hametera Gerbila • Aquarium Accessories, etc. “RUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK One more advantage: Following the yet in recent months milk prices for the political realist, Rhodes sees Fraa ParWng Raar of Store • Phone 649-0300 The farmer have declined rather than in­ Member Audit Bureau of Circulation rules will make expert, as well as safe Rockefeller’s nomination from a partisan creased. If farmers are to continue in viewpoint. JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. CUCKOO’S NEST The Manchester Display advertising bike riders, It is also the best practice business in this and other states, they Rhodes is interested in harvesting SKe Heralti ,117 East Center SL, Manchester Publishing Co. closing hours: Three must be allowed to get a fair price for Republican votes, to reverse a state of af­ APPLIANCES lull days prior to there is for the time when the 119 Oakland SL iiYour place naturally for young, free-wheeling, assumes no financial publication. their product. fairs that has seen the party fail to win a Installlng^lncejsss responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald bike rider graduates to car-driving. If If Congressman Cotter feels we are majority in either house of Congress for headshaking hair. No teasing. No halrspray. No typographical errors classified advertising: Classified Advertising appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior to day of that news doesn't turn the kid on to overcharging the public for nature’s most the past 20 years, and which today is en­ LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA hassels. Just cool cutting and dynamite styling. tisements and other publication. 12 noon complete food (many non-nutritious diet dorsed in the Gallup Poll by only 23 per OPEN DAILY 10 A.M.-9 P.M. KITCHEN A b a t h r e m o d e l in g Naturally. And because we believe In healthy young. I reading matter in The the safety kick, he probably isn’t rea­ Friday lor publication sodas cost as much or more than milk), I cent of the voters — the OOP’s lowest Manchester Evening Saturday and 'Mon- Open Mon., Tuet., 8aL 10 to 6.p.m., l^ r a. A M . « £ 9 ^m. hair, we use pure ecological organic products... ' Herald. day. dy for a bike anyway. — Meriden Mor­ would welcome him to visit our farm on rating in almost 40 years. MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 MANCHESTER Closed Wedneaday______6A3-9A7B 643-2711 ning Record. Route 85 and suggest ways in which we Rhodes knows there are a lot of PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER Ev e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Sat,, August 24, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN

8 W T N H ...... SPRINGFIELD Wings Of (181 W H C T ...... HARTFORD TELEVISION PROGRAMS 20 W A T R ...... ' ■ w e s t HARTFORD Evening WATERBURY (40) WHYN ...... SPRINGFIELD LOCAL CHURCHES AREA CHURCHES CLIFF SIMPSON ton, lay preacher, will conduct the service. MONDAY, AUGUST 26 Nursery is provided. Ghurrli of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Rev. First Congregational Church, Hebron. Rev. TO a m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning TV TONIGHT 6:00 Antiques ...... 24 10:00 William A. Taylor, pastor. Rev. Charles Isbell, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dr. J. Jermain Bodine, interim pastor. Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Service. Would you have respect for a teacher who almost drowned his News...... 3-8-22-30 Polkal...... * ___40 Medical Center ...... 3 assistant pastor. Missouri Synod, Cooper and High Sts. Rev. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Sermon topic: student? St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Hebron 6:00 12 O’clock High ...... 18 8:00 10:30 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all ages; Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. ‘"They Lived by Faith.” Child-care and nursery 9:00 VVashlngtOn Debates...... 20 Let me tell you of one and then move on to a fundamental point Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, rector. News...... 3 You’re Going to D ie ...... 3 Connecticut Report ...... 18 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, message by the 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. provided. Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Siesame Street...... 24 in religion. A religious leader in the East, so the story goes, was 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ The Rookies...... 8-40 11:00 Rev. Mr. Isbell. Children’s Church and nursery Wide World of Sports .. 8-40 Dolphins vs. Rams . 20-22-30 Bonanza ...... 40 provided: 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by Second Congregational Church, United once approached by an apparently eager student who asked, Bolton Congregational Church, Bolton nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning M ovie...... 18 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 Nows...... 3-18-22-30 (Jiurch of Christ, 3W N. Main St. Rev. Felix M. “ How can I find God?” 9:30 the Rev. Mr. Isbell, nursery provided. Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, minister. Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. CJiurch Jonathan W inters...... 22 7:00 Joe Garaglola ...... 20-22-30 San Francisco B e a t...... 20 Davis, minister. “Come with me, the mystic said. Together they walked down a 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Sermon by the school. Bob Newhart ...... 3 News...... 3-20-22-40 Pro Tennis ...... 24 Black Exposure...... 30 Adventures In Paradise... 18 11:30 Calvary (Church (AnHemblies of Cod), 647 E. 10 a.m.. Union Service at Center slight incline to a lake, then out into the water. With the little Rev. Mr. Conover. Truth or Consequences ... 8 M ovie...... 3 Middle Tpke. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Congregational Church. Vernon Assemblies of God, 51 Old Town Rd. 6:30 Boarding House ...... 24 8:15 waves lapping their hips, the guru suddenly grabbed the young Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 pastor. man by the neck and forced his head beneath the surface. Gilead Congregational Church, Hebron. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. 10:00 Reds ys. Phillies ... 20-22-30 Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. News...... 3-22-30 ISi Zoom ...... 24 9:45 a.m., Sunday Sciiool, classes for adults Bewildered and mad the student at first relaxed, wondering what Rev. William D. Porter III, interim pastor. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Reasoner Report...... 8-40 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 To Toll the Truth...... 30 9:00 MIDNIGHT Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. 11 a.m. Worship Service, 'hie Rev. Mr. Porter and children; nursery facilities and care for the .^was going on. Finally with a burst of strength he broke the iron United Congregational Church, United B ilko...... 20 Owen Marshall...... 8-40 Here’s Lucy ...... 3 News...... 8-40 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, nursery care for preaching. Nursery provided. 7:30 little ones; 10:50 a m.. Morning Worship; 3 p.m., small children. grip of the master came up gasping and choking, ready to swing a Chureh of Christ, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Silent Film Festival...... 24 David Susskind...... 24 Now Price Is Right...... 3 Lions vs. Bongals...... 8-40 12:30 Evening Service, Gospel music and Bible haymaker to his jaw. First Congregational Church, United Miller, minister. 10:30 Police Surgeon ...... 8 • Boliovo In Miracles ...... 18 The Avengers...... 8 7:00 message. The Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day “Wait!” shrieked the leader. Hesitating, still with clenched Church of Christ, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. 9:30 and 11 a.iii.. Worship Service and Church Gospel Hour...... 18 Dragnet...... 40 Agronsky 8i Co...... 3 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 9:30 Saints, D. Clark Brown, Bishop. fist, the younger paused and heard the explanation: Johnson, minister. School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Football Highlights...... 20 Dick Van Dyke...... 3 1:0 0 i\orlh United Methodist Church, 300 News...... ;.. 8-20-22 11:00 9 a.m.. Priesthood, Relief Society, 10:30 a.m., “When you want God as much as you want air, you will find 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery available. Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 Adventures in Paradise... 18 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. Wapping Community Church, 1790 Hee H aw ...... 30 News...... 3-8-40 Tomorrow...... 20-30 9 a m.. Worship Service. Nursery for children Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Him.” Sermon: “Traditions of Men.” Coffee hour in Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Here Come the Brides ... 40 11:30 five years and younger. Do you believe that? It brings to mind the familiar words of the vestry following worship. Unitarian Universalist Society, Rev. Arnold liturgy: Richardson, minister. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton, 7:30 Movies...... 3-8 F. Westwood, minister. Center Congregational Church, United “If with all your hearts ye truly seek me, ye shall ever surely St. George’s Episcopal Church, Rt. 44A, associate minister. What’s Happening ...... 3 News...... 18 TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 Services resume Setp. 9. Church of Christ, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell find me’, thus says our God.” Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora, vicar. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church It Takes a Thief...... 40 Lawrence Welk ...... 8 6:00 Animal W orld...... 30 GE Theater...... 3 Curtis Jr. and Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., co­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon; 5 p.m.. School. MIDNIGHT Preshyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Rev. The real problem with many of us is the condescending attitude Nashville M usic...... 18 f News...... 3-8-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Performance...... 24 pastors. George W. Smith, pastor. we have toward religion in general. It is easy. We ignore God Evening Prayer and picnic. Film ...... 20 San Francisco B e a t...... 20 Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union St. Rev. Secret Agent ...... 18 7:45 10 a m.. Union Service. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, most of the time but if we should happen to want Him, He’ll be In Session...... 22 News...... 22-30 10:00 United Methodist Church, 1040 Boston Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. Film ...... 20 Making Things W ork...... 24 Marcus W elby...... 8-40 nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, waiting right there pleased that we have given Him a thought. Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through Evening at P o p s...... 24 12:30 Sesame Street...... 24 Jehovah's Witnesses, Kingdom Hall, 726 N. 8:00 Police S tory...... 20-22-30 Main St. study and fellowship. By contrast Kierkegaard says, “Search with infinite passion.” 10 a.m.. Communion Service. Nursery, infant adult, including college career class; 11 a.m.. 8:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20 Bonanza ...... 40 M aude...... 3 Antiques ...... 24 Paul Tillich claims that this Danish theologian and philospher in­ through Grade 2. Meditation; “Jesus Christ the Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. All In the Family...... 3 Down the Stretch ...... 22 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse, "Endurance St. John's Polish National Catholic Church, 7:00 Happy Days ...... 8-40 10:30 Leads to God’s Approval” ; 11 a.m., group dis­ fluenced greatly 19th century Protestantism. “Search with In­ Same.” Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary Other Six Days ...... 18 M ovie...... 30 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. finite passion.” News...... 3-20-22-40 Pilgrimage for Peace...... 18 Book Beat...... 24 cussion of Aug. 1 Watchtower magazine article, 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass in service, nursery provided; 7 p;m., informal Emergencyl...... 20-22-30 1:15 Truth or Consequences ... 8 “When you want God as much as you want air, you will find St. Bernard's Church, Rockville. Rev. John ■ S'ttV Adam-12 ...... 20-22-30 11:00 “Divine Mercy Points the Way Back for Erring Polish and English. evening service, nursery provided. Partridge Fam ily...... 40 Speakeasy ...... 3 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Him.” J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Man Builds, Man Destroys 24 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Ones. 8:30 1:30 You Owe It to Yourself ... 24 Don’t treat God lightly. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday St. John’s Episcopal Church, Rt. 30, Vernon. 8:30 San Francisco B e a t...... 20 St. James Church, Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. MASH ...... 3 News...... 8 To Tell the Truth...... 30 ■St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park and Along this line an anecdote is told about Harry Emerson Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. American Parade ...... 3 11:30 don, pastor. Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey, Rev. M ovie...... 8-40 2:00 7:30 Church Sts. Rev. Stephen J. White, priest-in­ Fosdick, for many years minister of Riverside Church in New St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Rd., 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ M ovie...... 8-40 M ovie...... 3 Eugene Charman. Family Theatre...... 24 Risk of Marriage...... 30 Ozzle's G irls...... 3 charge. Rev. Ronald Haldeman. York City, and a famous radio preacher. To a gathering of college South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III, vice and Church School. 1 ^ Yankees vs. Twins ...... 18 Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rite 1, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-22 students Dr. Fosdick spoke eloquently and simply of what his vicar. St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland. Rev. J. Clif­ Banacek ...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 Traditional; 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Rite 2, Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon. Championship Games__ 18 faith meant to him. In the discussion following his talk one senior 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ ford Curtin, pastor. Music Special ...... 24 1:00 Contemporary, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. solemnly proclaimed: Film ...... 20 Church of the Assumption, Adams St. at munion, 1st and 3rd Sundays; Morning Prayer, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 Tomorrow...... 20-30 White. Nursery care and children’s walk-in-the- Erica...... 24 9:30 Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. “Dr. Fosdick, I’d give anything to have such a faith as yours.” 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. park. Rev. Paul Trinque. Looking at the young man with piercing eyes. Dr. Fosdick 6:30 Angles vs. Yankees ... 18-20 asked him: First Congregational Church of Vernon, St. Maurice’s Church, Bolton. Rev. Robert What's Happening ...... 3 As vs. Red S o x ...... 22 First Church of Christ Scientist, 447 N. Main Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday “Do you go to church? Rev. John A. Lacey, minister. Rev. Edwin W. W. Cronin, pastor. 7:00 Addams Family...... 30 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 St. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. L'\ “Do you read your Bible? Bartholomew, assistant minister. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Christopher Closeup...... 3 Mayor’s Report ...... 40 10 a.m. Church Service, Sunday School, child 6:00 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 10:00 St. Bartholomew's Church, E. Middle Tpke. “Do you pray every day? 9:30 a.m.. Worship and Communion. Commu­ Masses at 7:30, 9:15, and 11 a.m. This Is the Life ...... 8 2:30 care. Subject of the lesson — Sermon “Mind” ; Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. y’ News...... 3-8-22-30 Silent Film Festival...... 24 Kojak ...... 3 nion meditation by the Rev. Mr. Lacey. Tennis C lassic...... 3 Golden Text from Psalms: "Great is our Lord “Are you a member of a Bible study group or Prayer Group? Sacred Heart Church, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. 7:30 as part of CBS-TV’s “American Parade” Champions...... 18 Walt Till Your Father...... 30 Marcus W elby...... 8-40 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at “Are you taking any courses in religion? M ovie...... 30 and of great power: His understanding is in­ 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Second Congregational Church, United Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward Konopka. Que Pass ...... 3 ■The 34th Star' Washington Debates...... 20 Politics '74 ...... 40 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 “Have you talked with your college chaplain?” Thriller...... 40 series. Also appearing in the 8:30 p.m. show finite.” Church of Christ, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 Sesame Street...... 24 Festival Film s...... 24 Gospel Hall, 415 Center St. To the first questions the senior glibly answered “No,” but as Richard Kiley (seated) portrays the head of are (left to right) Polly Holliday and Frank 8:00 The Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Robert K. Bechtold, minister. 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Ring Around the World ... 30 3:30 Bonanza ...... 40 10:30 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday the pressure of the good doctor’s probing mounted, the “No” a pioneer farming family through whose Rohrbach, as neighbors, and Ronnie Claire Hudson Brothers...... 3 Main St., is open to the public Mondays through 10 a.m.. Service of Worship. 7:45 Sports Spectacular...... 3 M ovie...... 8-40 Mayor’s Report ...... 18 School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. came more reluctantly. Fosdick then pushed home the truth by St. Margaret Mary’s Church, Wapping. Rev. lives the birth and growth of Kansas are Edwards, as the pioneer wife. The special 7:00 Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the first Sacred Heart...... 40 Pro-Celebrity T en nis...... 40 Video Visionaries ...... 24 stating, “Young man, you are either a fool or liar!” First Congregational Church, United William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co­ depicted in “The 34th Star,” a dramatic may be viewed on WFSB-TV (3), Hartford. News...... 3-20-22-40 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 Thursday evening of each month from 7 to 9. United Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge 8:00Q'liii 4i00 Chase...... 20-22-30 I have often wondered if that young man, like the rich ruler in Church of Christ, Andover. Rev. Rolland G. pastors. Truth or Consequences ... 8 11:00 St. Robert Baker, pastor. Insight 3 Westchester Classic...... 8 historical special airing Tuesday (Aug. 27) Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts. the Gospels “turned sorrowfully away,” or if he began to search Erving, interim pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Dick Van Dyke...... 18 8:30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 10 a.m., Sunday School^ 7 p.m., Evangelistic Eugene Brewer, minister. “with infinite passion” until he found the faith of Harry Emerson 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Catholic Service ...... 8 4:30 Zoom ...... 24 Dream Machine...... 24 San Francisco B e a t...... 20 Service. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, Ser­ Fosdick. M ovie...... 30 Teach-In ...... 18 To Tell the Truth...... 30 9:00 C 11:30 Vernon United Methodist Church. Rev. St. Francis of Assisi, 673 Ellington Rd., South Film ...... 20 ■ ' MOVIES THIS WEEK mon: “A Reason for the Hopelessness That Is In St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. John J. Christopher C loseup...... 40 Cannon ...... 3 M ovie...... 3 Frances P. Swartz and Rev. James H. Swartz, Windsor. Rev. John C. Clay, pastor. Rev. Eugene Sllents Please ...... 22 7:30 You” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, Sermon: "Questionsand Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. Our chuckle for the week comes from another anecdote about 8:30 Barbara Anderson. Don Juan” (1948). Errol Flynn, ...... 18 Wide V/orld Special__ 8-40 co-pastors. M. Kibride. Women’s Tennis...... 30 TONIGHT Sale of the Century ...... 3 Answers. William J. Killeen. Dr. Fosdick. He was not only a great scholar who wrote such 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 6:00 (18) “Ride Lonesome” 11:30 (8) “ L et’s Dance” Viveca Lindfors. People & Progress ...... 8 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Insight ...... 8 5:00 South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school classics of religious literature as “The Meaning of Prayer,” (1959). Randolph Scott, Karen (1950). Fred Astaire, Betty Hut­ Noon (18) “Las Leandras” Countrv Carnival...... 18 9:30 1:00 Rockville United Methodist Church, 142 Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Oral Roberts...... 22 Lucy Show ...... 22 St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. Wayne Ken­ auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, “The Meaning of Faith” , ‘"The Meaning of Service,” but he was Steele, Pernell Roberts. ton, Roland Young. (in Spanish). Film ..'...... 20 Boarding House ...... 24 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school also of exceptional wit. Once in New York he was to be the main Grove St. Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor. St. Mary’s Church, Rt. 31, Coventry. Rev. F. Day of Discovery...... 40 Pro Tennis ...... 24 8:30 (8-40) “Planet Earth” 12:30 (30) “ Secret of the 1:00 (3) “The Savage Guns” dall, Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, pastors. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery through It Takes a Thief...... 40 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Pastor Kendall auditorium. speaker at a big banquet with a fellow minister as toastmaster. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. 9:00 (1974). John Saxon, Janet Chateau” (1934). Clark (1961). Jose Nieto, Alex Nicol. Some of you may know that Fosdick’s hair was a distinctive age 2. Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 5:30 Margolin, Ted Cassidy. Williams, Claire Dodd. 2:00 (8) “Let No ^ n Write preaching. Sermon: “How Does Your Garden Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church and THURSDAY. AUGUST 29 feature. It was a little bit like wire, black and curly. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Make It Real...... 8 News Special...... 3 11:30 (3) “Ironside” (1967). SUNDAY My Epitaph” (1960). Shelley Grow?” ; social hour immediately following the Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson and Rev. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, The toastmaster happened to be bald. After a flowery introduc­ I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, 8 a.m. (30) “Adventures of Winters, Burl Ives. 6:00 . Hollywood Stars ...... 22 10:00 service. Infant-toddler nursery. Ronald J. Fournier, pastors. (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Avery St. Christian Reformed Church, 661 tion about the greatness of the speaker he said, “Now, I give you This Is the Life ...... 40 Star Trek...... 22 2:30 (30) “Now, Voyager” News...... 3-8-22-30 Man Builds, Man Destroys 24 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 8 a.m.. The Service; 9:30 a.m., ’The Service, Windsor. v* Aveiy St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, Cominunity Baptist Church, An American Dr. Fosdick, the man with the crocheted hair.” Today’s Health...... 30 (1942). Bette Davis, Claude I S p y...... 18 New Treasure Hunt ...... 30 News Special...... 20-30 Children’s Chapel Service, nursery for infants. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ minister. 9:30 Baptist Church, M5 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Jumping up, Fosdick retorted without a moment’s hesitation, 6:00 DAYTIME LISTINGS Rains. Film ...... 20 Dragnet...... 40 10:30 Services will be held outdoors if weather vice; 10:45 a.m., “At Jesus Feet” on Radio Sta­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ We Believe...... 3 P. Stairs, minister. “I would rather be the man with the crocheted hair than the man tion WINF. Captain Noah...... 8 News Retrospective...... 3 ■■■ 8:30 (8-40) “Lady in Cement” Sesame Street...... 24 8:30 Journey to Japan...... 24 favorable, otherwise in Luther Hall. vice. 12:30 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Mr. Robert,Dut­ whose hair is knit (nit)!” I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Partridge Fam ily...... 8 6:00 (1968). Frank Sinatra, Raquel Bonanza ...... 40 W altons...... 3 11:00 Coventry Presbyterian Church, Nathan Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 Talcottville Congregational Church, Insight ...... 40 Day of Discovery...... 18 Your Future Is Now Welch, Dan Blocker. 6:30 Temperatures Rising ... 8-40 News...... 3-8-30-40 Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev.-Dr. Richard W. Gray, United Church of Christ, Rev. Kenneth E. Religious Program ...... 30 Farmer's Daughter...... 8 11:30 (40) “The Spirit of St. Our poem of the week comes again from “Sing With the Wind” 10:00 Connecticut Newsmakers . 30 Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 20-22-30 Nows...... 3-8-22-30 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 San Francisco B e a t...... 20 pastor. Knox, pastor. 6:15 Split Second...... 40 Louis” (1957). James Stewart. by Winston Abbott. 'This little volume contains many poems of Lamp Unto My Feet...... 3 I Love Lucy...... 40 7:00 Mac Davis...... 20-22-30 11:30 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship. Davey and Goliath ...... 8 1:00 12:30 (3) “Blessed Event” haunting beauty, raising questions which remain unanswered. Kid Power...... 8 6:30 Nows...... 3-20-22-40 Evening at P o p s ...... 24 M ovie...... 3 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall 6:30 Match Game ...... 3 (1932). Lee Tracy, Allen Trinity Lutheran Church, Meadowlark Rd. Catholic Service ...... 22 Yale ’7 4 ...... 8 Truth or Consequences ... 8 8:30 Good Night America ... 8-40 Dr. Public Affairs Program s...... 3-8-30 All My Children...... 8-40 Jenkins. “How tiny are tne lamps of fireflies & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald McClean, pastor. Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Amazing G ra ce ...... 18 Know Your W orld...... 20 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Just for Laughs...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 7:00 Somerset...... 22 moving in the scented dusk — how First Assembly of Cod, 763 Oak St., East 9 a.m., Worship Service. Latino...... 40 News...... 20-22-30 Not lor Women O n ly ...... 30 MONDAY Erica...... 24 9:00 Nows...... 22 feeble are their lights when Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10:15 Wild Wild W e st...... 40 News...... 3 1:30 4:00 (22) "Beau Geste’’ To Tell the Truth...... 30 M ovie...... 3 HERALD YESTERDAYS Father Knows B est...... 8 MIDNIGHT lightening marks the brooding Share...... 18 7:00 Today...... 20-22-30 As the World T urn s...... 3 (1939). Gary Cooper, Ray 7:30 Kung F u ...... 8-40 News...... 18 storm — and fills the starless sky News...... 3-22 7:30 Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-40 Milland. Keeping W e ll...... 3 WFL Football ...... 18 10:30 Jeopardy...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson ...... 22 25 Years Ago iron lung in the Hartford Hospitai. with yellow flame — how feeble are Marshall Efron...... 3 Puculiar Institution...... 8 ^ew zoo rovuo . 11:30 (3) “The Reluctant Thrlllseekers...... 8 Ironside...... 20-30 2:00 Red Sox vs. White Sox ... 22 1:00 Manchester’s parking meters have their lights — and yet they go their The Osmonds ...... 8 Gospel Jubilee...... 18 Debutante” (1958). Lost and Found...... 18 way above the ripening grasses un­ 8:00 Guiding Light...... 3 Internat’l Performance — 24 Tomorrow...... 20-30 collected $1,000 in the last two weeks. Norman Vincent Peale ... 18 Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 Newlywed G am e...... 8-40 Film ...... 20 10 Years Ago ^W om en^s T' Captain Kangaroo...... 3 TUESDAY Mrs. Katherine Bourn resigns as assis­ afraid and free — until the drenching Ordination' Catholic Service ...... 30 7:30 Days of Our Lives...... 20-22-30 General Manager Richard Martin is not rains put out their lamps and I BACK-T0-8CH00L ^ Donna R ee d ...... 8 2:30 4:00 (22) “Run Silent, Run tant clerk of Manchester Town Court. satisfied with the Recreation Department I Jewish Heritage...... 40 Face the State...... 3 Jack LaUanne ...... 40 Deep” (1958). Clark Gable, Burton’s ninth anniversary sale features thunder shakes the earth where they St. Mary^s Dialogue SPECIAL The FBI ...... 8-40 8:30 Edge of Night...... 3 FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 accounting after meeting with Superinten­ have taken refuge from the storm— Good thru Sept. 13th 11:00 Girl In My L ife ...... 8-40 Burt Lancaster. 1,000 orchids to give away to first 1,000 dent James Herdic. Camera Three...... 3 World of Disney ... 20-22-30 I Dream of Jeannie ...... 8 Doctors ...... 20-22-30 8:30 (8-40) “Satan’s School but — St. Mary’s Episcopal Church White, priest-in-charge; and Romper Room ...... 40 6:00 Black Perspective...... 24 9:30 persons making a purchase of $2.98 or ’The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor of Con­ Any Standard H.R. Pufnstuf...... 8-40 8:00 3:00 for Girls” (1973). Pamela over. soon the rains on Park St. will have a dialogue John Krinjak, a layman of the News...... 3-8-22-30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Odd Couple ...... 8-40 cordia Lutheran Church, officiates at the Portable Hour of Power...... 18 CBS Reports ...... 3 9:00 Price Is R ight...... 3 Franklin, Kate Jackson. will go to other meadows — and the Iconcerning “Women’s Or­ parish who witnessed the or­ 8-40 Prisoner...... 18 Nanny & Professor...... 40 10:00 Richard Hultman, polio victim from dedication of new parsonage at 27 Pitkin Norman Vincent Peale ... 22 Good News...... 18 New England Journal ...... 3 Wmld'®' 11:30 (3) “Divorce Italian grasses will struggle to free dination” Sunday following the dination of 11 women to the Another W orld...... 20-22-30 Washington Debates...... 20 Manchester, undergoes an operation in an St. TYPEWRITER Evening at P o p s ...... 24 Style” (1961). Marcello Toma ...... 8-40 themselves from the sodden earth— 10 a.m. service of worship. Episcopal priesthood in I 11:15 B llk o ...... 20 3:30 Sesame Street...... 24 8:00 Dawson McAllister ...... 18 Cleaned, Adjuated, 8:30 Kitty Today...... 22 Mastroianni, Daniela Rocca. and the tiny lamps will be lighted The dialogue will be con­ Philadelphia, Pa., last month. Jewish L ife ...... 30 Ranger Station...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 Your Hit Parade ...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 New Ribbon M ovie...... 8-40 Bold O nes...... 30 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 WEDNESDAY The once again and move undaunted ducted by the Rev. Stephen They will explain this recent 11:30 Cartoon Jam boree...... 40 Living Word ...... 18 Brady Bunch ...... 8-40 Everywoman...... 3 Challenge of Truth ...... 18 8:00 (8-40) “The President’s 10:30 Emanuel Intern through the dripping darkness—can event in light of Church tradi­ 9:30 How to Survive a Marriage . 20-22-30 6:30 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 I n Plane Is Missing” (1973). Bud­ New Directions ...... 18 Bible a tiny insect know that this night tion and canon law. Questions 14.95 Make a Wish ...... 8-40 Hec Ramsey...... 20-22-30 Trackdown ...... 20 4:00 Sanford & Son__ _ 20-22-30 Ind. News...... 3-8-22-30 11:00 will have no other lighj^ until the will be welcomed. Celebrity Tennis ...... 22 9:00 Not for Women O n ly ...... 22 Beat the C lock...... 3 dy Ebsen, Peter Graves. Washington Review ...... 24 (No Dollvary O f Pick-up) Flintstones...... 40 7:00 Speaks stars return.” Football Warmup ...... 3 $10,000 Pyram id...... 8-40 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “Red Sky at News...... 8-18-22-30-40 Comes Next Week Last week, Krinjak reported WITH THIS AD 12.00 OFF! What About Women...... 30 ...18 Black Buffalo's Pow-Wow. News...... 3-20-22-40 Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 10:00 . 20-30 Morning” (1971). Richard San Francisco B o a t...... 0 Dy on the unusual ordination ser­ NOON Somerset...... Truth or Consequences ... 8 8:30 M o vie...... 22 Thomas, Catherine Burns. 11:30 Eugene vice which has since prompted YALE Face the Nation...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 Joker's W ild ...... Joseph Ekeberg of Madison, Dialing for Dollars. Sesame Street...... 24 11:30 (3) “Sergeant Riker” Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Good T im es...... 3 the House of Bishops of the ! TYPEWRITER SERVICE 9:30 In Concert...... 8-40 Brewer Wis. will serve as intern at I am writing this column near Big Falls, while my grandson is Connecticut Scene...... 8 Name That Tune .. 20-22-30 4:30 (1963). Lee Marvin, Vera Miles. Aviation Weather...... 24 $6 Million M an...... 8-40 Episcopal Church to meet in ! 41 PURNELL PLACE Bills vs. Vikings...... 3 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 Emanuel Lutheran Church and fly-casting for a rainbow trout. We are way back in the woods. A M ovie...... 10 Mike Douglas...... THURSDAY To Toll the Truth...... 30 Brian K eith ...... 20-22-30 emergency session to deal with ■ MANCHESTER Oral Roberts...... 18 10:30 Merv Griffin ...... MIDNIGHT When flaws oqcur, easy, will arrive in Manchester next short time ago the town of Rangeley, Maine was in the news when Insight ...... 20 4:00 (22) “ Patterns” (1956). 7:30 Wall Street Week ...... 24 some of their young people ran a continuous marathon from “this this crisis. The bishops ^ •649-4986e Celebrity Bowling ...... 22 Gam bit...... 3 B llk o ...... News...... 3 simple solutions are tempting. week to assume his new duties. 10:00 WinningI Streak . 20-22-30 Lucy Show ...... Van Heflin, Ed Begley. World of Animals ...... 3 9:00 declared the ordinations in­ 12:30 Undoubtedly the denomin­ For the past several years, remote mountain village,” as the dispatch called it, to Shea Roller Gam e...... 40 Living Faith...... 18 Daniel TBoone ...... 40 Gllllgan's Island...... 9:00 (3) “Secret World” New Dating Game ...... 8 Steelers vs. Redskins ...... 3 valid. 5:00 M ovie...... 3 ational machinery of major Emanuel Church has par­ Stadium in New York City. If this town, where I have a summer 12:15 Firing Line...... 24 11:00 (1968). Jacqueline Bisset. Porter Wagoner...... 18 Billy Graham ...... 18 churches has “turned off” ticipated in the Lutheran home, is a “remote village” then this fishing spot is really For the Consumer ...... 8 10:30 Now You See I t...... Real McCoys ...... 11:30 (3) “Of Human Bon­ Human Dimension ...... 20 M ovie...... 20-22-30 1:00 many of their members, so the remote. Password ...... Film ...... Midnight Special ... 20-22-30 seminary intern program. Each 12:30 Evil Touch...... 0 High R ollers...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers ...... dage” (1963). Kim Novak, Let’s Make a Deal ...... 22 News Special...... 24 younger generation scorns year, a student is assigned to We left early this morning, drove out Rt. 16 to Oquossoc, then Trackdown ...... 20 Beverly Hillbillies...... Challenge ...... 3 11:30 McHale's Navy...... Laurence Harvey. “organized religion” ; that is, the parish for a year of field took a dirt road for about eight more miles where Cupsuptic Dialogue ...... 8 Zane Grey...... 22 Love of Life ...... 3 5:30 FRIDAY any formally constituted training accepting ordination River and Lost Brook join to make Big Falls. It is the end of a Meet the Press — 20-22-30 WHNB-TV Reports...... 30 Brady Bunch ...... 8-40 4:00 (22) “The Hound of the church. long search for fish. Hollywood Squares 20-22-30 Green Acres...... into the ministry. Night Gallery ...... 40 San Francisco B e a t...... Baskervilles” (1959). Peter Ritualistic worship which We have tried Rangeley Lake from a boat and from our dock. 1:00 NOON SYIVANM GT-MATIC'* COLOR TELEVISION Ekeberg, a graduate of M ovie...... 3 11:00 I Dream of Jeannie ...... Cushing. characterizes most churches We have gone to Sandy River above Small’s Falls. We have spent News...... 3 6 Electric Com pany...... Carthage College, Kenosha, News...... 8-22-30-40 20-22-30 9:00 ( 20-22-30) “The Little quite obviously leaves most of hours on Dead River and its tributaries. We have used our im­ Eighth Day ...... B Jackpot ...... Hogan's Heroes...... The FIRST True SeK-Adjusting Color Set Wis. is attending the Lutheran Film...... 20 11:30 Password ...... 40 News...... House on the Prairie” (1974). its celebrants unmoved. School of Theology in Chicago. aginations, consulted friends, had advice from experts and even Melissa Gilbert. SYLVANIA PORTABLE COLOR spent money on extra lures and files. Wild Kingdom ...... 22 Rock Concert...... 8 Seeing this, many opt for a He has been employed in camp 12:30 (3) “The Opposite Sex” TV MODELS CA4115W, seemingly simple solution — And now you may well ask, “What has all this to do with the Pro Tennis ...... 24 News...... 18 work and is presently serving a Connecticut Weekend — 30 Don WILLIS Garage (1956). June Ally son, Leslie CA4116D the injection of a large portion “ Wings of Evening?” Johnny Carson ...... 22-30 clinical pastoral education Conversation With ...... 40 R PFriAl ISTS IN Nielsen. of spontaneous, formless, but I am simply trying to illustrate, if we pursue God as intensely M ovie...... 40 ■k Cabinet of high-impact plastic course in a Chicago hospital. WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND unscriptural emotionalism. as we pursue an interest such as fishing we will surely find Him. 1:30 12:30 with Walnut or Rosewood grain His wife, Janis, is also a Speaks Sunday BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Observing the secular lives graduate of Carthage College. Joseph Ekeberg We had a delicious fish luncheon. Issues & Answers...... 8-40 M ovie...... 3 finish. Philip Woodrow of Green Sports Legends...... 22 1:00 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Alignment SyLUAN IA of most “religious” people The couple will live at 60 Our maxim for the week is from C.S. Lewis: COLOR Ik 13 Jnch diagonal Chroma-Line" reveals the critical n e ^ for “You can’t go on just being a good Manor Rd. will speak Sunday at Jeff’s Collie...... 30 News...... 8-40 649-4931 — 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER The Golden Charm Church St. during his in- visor, is from the Immanuel f i ’ fjl.i.if'int} picture tube. egg. the 9:30 a.m. service at Trinity 1:15 has an experienced spirituality. A tempting quick ternship. Lutheran Church in Holden, 2:00 ■k GT-MatIc" color tuning system You must either hatch or go bad.” Covenant Church. His topic: ALL For the Consumer ...... 8 staff for blow-drying solution, but a childish one, is Pastor Ronald J. Fournier, Mass., where Ekeberg’s father M ovie...... 8 with locked color preference to attempt to revive the super­ “What Are You Doing in the VTIATIC who will serve as intern super- formerly served as pastor. MEDICINAL and percislon cutting. controls. natural Spiritual gifts, hoping Vineyard?” Our SPEEDY Specialty J ★ GT-110" chassis is 100% SOLID thus to forcibly overcome the This will be the last in a SERVICES TRULY DELICIOUS For appointment call world. series of messages presented AVAILABLE.. 649-2806 or 649-2807 STATE for high performance All of these answers are FORMAL’S INN inc. by laymen of the church during CHICKEN and reliability. the absence of the Rev. Norman simplistic. May God help us to Brown In 6 Minutes ★ AFC locks In fine tuning for each Swensen, who is vacationing. patiently persevere in the un­ For the tux Over The world’s “finest eatin' Golden channel. ending task of developing all Sunday’s service will be con­ k Convenient 70 position click- ducted by Lee Trombly. After WESTOWN chicken” with incomparable STANEK unto “the fulness of Christ” 25 lacfp Charm stop UHF tuning that’s inn the service, there will be an in­ (Eph. 4:11-16) through his Years ★ Stand available as optional extra formal coffee hour. CALL IN ORDER revealed means. 455 HARTFORD RD. Pick Up 10 Minutes Later Coiffures ELECTRONICS for him Woodrow is the executive of (TB13CR) CHURCh OF director of the Hartford County MANCHESTER Continuous I 1143 TOLLAND TPKE. Lung Association, Farmington. DECI’S DRIVE-IN BURR CORNERS CHRIST Frank A. Arnont, Preildent "YOUR COMMUNITY Service! %^HON°E^°49-™ ^ ^ Lydall and Vernon Streets 147 Birch S t, Manchastar, Conn. 06040 He also is a teacher-counselor HEALTH SERVICE STORE' 462 CENTER ST. 643-2669 MANCHESTER Phone: 643-2517 Talaphona 10-9 Waak Days for Trinity Covenant’s high 649-7901 10-6 Saturday school Sunday School class. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974 — PAGE NINE THE HERALD Eiidiii^ to Ciiidcrfdlci Story^ Douglass Takes Midway Lead ANGLE \ByEariYost Sport.Editor. Tlaiit Blaoks A’s foF 20th Victory Of Westchester Golf Classic HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) With an 11-under-par 133 three greens, although it withoug a bogey. He made tendinitis, I thought I was — “I didn’t cry, but I felt total, Douglass was a stroke was so dim out that it was three birdie putts from 15 to pretty close to being one of BOSTON (UPI) — Ever hear of a Cuban Cinderfella? Minnesota and Atlanta, gave Tiant great pleasure. rest of the game.” like it,” said Dale Douglass. in front of Larry Ziegler and tough to see. Best Stadium in Majors 30 feet on his second nine the top players,” Douglass Well, once upon a time, there was this likeable Cuban “Minnesota released me in March of 1971. ’They said I Catcher Bob Montgomery, who caught a combined Bill “It gets you pretty hard two ahead of Don Bies star­ “It was really getting a ‘‘Here in Boston, baseball is played in the single, best after sitting out the day's se­ said. “I don’t know if I have pitcher who was bouncing from ugly stepmother to ugly made too much money and didn’t think I could do the job. Lee-Diego Segui five-hitter, and a Roger Moret one-hitter when this is your ting today’s third round. little dark on the last hole, stadium in the major leagues, Fenway Park, where cond rain delay. my game back yet, but I’m stepmother. He was sweeping up after Richmond of the But I didn’t worry too much when I went to the minors. I in consecutive games against Chicago earlier in the week, livelihood.” But more familiar names but what can I say,” saicl everyone is a participant. Boston doesn’t have to suffer Bies, a tour non-winner getting close.” International League one day when his fairy godfather just thought I needed a chance,” said Tiant. said, “Luis felt he had a little better fastball than usual Douglass, for four were not far behind. Douglas. “I normally have a with one of those suburban monuments to man’s lack of showed up. who five times was Arnold Palmer was at 141, Tiant, 20-8 this season with eight starts left, scattered and so did I. He threw a couple pitches to Reggie (Jackson successive years among the Bruce Crampton, one of lot of trouble reading the imagination, a sports stadium designed by traffic Washington State PGA U.S. Open champion Hale Now 3V2 years later, the fairy godfather (played by six hits but was in trouble in six different innings. He gave who went 0-3 including a strikeout) that really had smoke top three dozen players on golf’s millionaires, Tom greens when it gets cloudy managers,” wrote Mike Barnicle in the Boston Globe. champion, birdied five Irwin at 142 and Gary Player Darrell Johnson) wants his Cinderfella (crafty ) up two walks and a single in the first, leadoff doubles in the on them.” the pro golf tour, Weiskopf, who’s closing in, or dark.” This paragragh, which appears in the scorecard at times on putts of five feet or at 144. recognized as the crown prince of baseball. third and fourth and leadoff singles in the fifth aand sixth. Montgomery was asked if it was disconcerting to try to plummeted to the depths the and nonwinning veteran Douglass had a total of Fpnway hits the nail on the head in regards to chummy and less in shooting a 65 Friday, Hubert Green, a ‘‘I think we should start building Luis for the Most Yet not one of the World Chaampion Athletics ever catch the ball after all the twisting and wiggling Tiant goes last two years when his Jerry McGee were only nine birdies and three friendly Fenway. the day's best round. three tournament winner Valuable Player in the American League and the Cy Young reached third base. through prior to release. practice schedule was three strokes off Douglass’ bogeys. Fenway is an action park with hitting, as a rule, This tournament, this year, Dave Hill and Chi (award for league’s best pitcher) should fall right behind Tommy Harper provided enough offense, with his fifth “Not nearly as disconcerting to me as it is to the hitter,” wrecked by work on the lead with 136 totals. Ziegler, whose only tour­ featured. however, has been won only Chi Rodriguez missed the .36- it,” said Johnson who was managing Louisville in the IL homer to lead off the first inning against loser Vida Blue, he said. players tournament policy And at 137 were two guys nament victory occured in I can always recall the day I was with Bob Feller of by members of golf's elite in hole cut, which came at and now is guiding the Red Sox toward their first AL pen­ 14-12. Carl Yastrzemski, who went three-for-four, singled “He’s excellent with his timing,” Montgomery said. board and his swipg was who need no introduction. the 1969 Michigan Classic, a Cleveland and Hal Newhouser of Detroit before an All-Star nant in seven seasons. seven previous years and even par 144. in one of two runs in the sixth and rookie drove “And he never seems to throw it at the wrong time. That’s ruined by tendinitis in the Jack Nicklaus and Johnny tournament that went bust game at Boston. The latter said a pitcher never felt safe in with so many top players so Defending champion Bob­ Johnson’s testimonial for cigar-smoking Tiant came home the other with a sacrifice fly. what makes him such a good pitcher.” wrist. Miller, plus Jerry Heard, and forced the PGA to pay Boston unless he had a six-run lead. close to the top, Douglass’ by Nichols, at 142, withdrew after the 33-year-old right hander won his 20th game of the Tiant, who won 21 games with Cleveland in 1967 and 20 Whatever makes Tiant the winningest pitcher in the “I thought it was the end the year’s No. 7 money- off the purse, played his se­ Truer words were never spoken. lead is far from secure. following the death of his season, giving the East Division-leading Red Sox a 3-0 win last year with Boston, understandably was pleased with American League this season, his fairy godfather is ap­ of my career,” Douglas, 38, winner. cond successive round “In 1970, before I got the father-in-law Friday. Fenway was so built that most fans are on top of the ac­ oyer their AL West counterparts, the Oakland Athletics. the victory. “When you win 20 games, you have to be hap­ preciative. said. Douglass, whose last vic­ L.V\ tion and I, for one, hope that the park remains as is, rather Tiant is the first pitcher in the major leagues to reach the py” He’s done more for us than any player in the league,” He finished 1973 in the tory came in 1970 at than being replaced by a fancy, modern structure. The coveted figure this season. Tiant’s 20th came “on 90 per cent fastballs. I think I said Johnson. He’s done more than you could ask of any 157th spot on the tour’s Phoenix, birdied the final park is big enough to handle 98 per cent of the crowds for Reaching the 20-game mark for the second straight year changed speeds more in the last two innings than I did the man.” money-winning list. three holes in the twilight of Pro Tennis Championships home games although its capacity is only 33,379. after being told he was washed up by the Cleveland, This summer, however, Friday evening’s rain- They once squeezed 41,766 payees into Tom Yawkey’s Douglas has fought back, interrupted second round to 2 park to see the Red Sox and play a finishing in the top 10 of pass Ziegler, who played doubleheader on Au. 12, 1934. The best post-World War II National League Roundup (Herald Photoes by Richmond) Orioles Top I three successive tour­ early in the day and then Opponents Disgusted crowd was 36,350, a single game against the Yanks on Aug. Award Winners at Ellington Ridge, naments before last week, went to a doctor to get some 7, 1956. The top attendance for a night game was 36,228, and shooting a six-under-par injections required for a also against New York on June 28, 1949. Minnesota Gary Coinpasso, left, of Manchester, was named the most valuable tennis player; 66 Friday to lead the $250,000 visit to Japan next month. By Nastase’s Antics Reds’ Johnny Bench Westchester Classic after 36 Dougiass holed out from Montgomery Most Improved NEW YORK (UPI) - In Josh Karlin, of South Windsor, center, the most outstanding swimmer; and right, other AL games, Baltimore Jim Thomas, of Manchester, the junior golf champion. holes. 10, 3 and 10 feet on the last BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) - It 4 it. I want to be perfect, why shouldn't Without question, the most improved Red Sox player is defeated Minnesota 4-1, New was vintage Hie Nastase and the I expect it from the rest?” catcher Bob Motgomery. No longer are opposing players Stats Talk Loudest York trimmed California 10- crowd at Longwood Cricket Club Holocek preferred to look at it as taking liberties on the base paths and Montgomery is also 4, Texas beat Detroit 5-2, either loved it or hated it — depending NEW YORK (UPI) - National another case of Nastaseism? Chicago edged Cleveland 2-1 the first of four Montreal pitchers, on which antic he pulled at a par­ Leaguers have been saying for the last Aluminum Y achts “I was getting mad at him,” said and Kansas City topped suffered his fourth setback. ticular moment. six weeks that Johnny Bench could Lou Brock, who earlier in the game Holocek. "Every time I got set for a Milwaukee 8-4 then lost 1-0 But the naughty Nastase, who spent point, he'd start talking to the crowd. win his third most valuable player stole his 87th base—17 fewer than in 13 innings. the afternoon and evening baiting It bothered me but I told myself I'd award this year. Maury W ills’ major league In Cun Races So Far Oriole.s 4, Twins I everyone from the bleacherites to his seen it so many times before that I’d Now quite a few are saying he record-singled home Luis Melendez Earl Williams hit a three- NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Intrepid race, and Courageous again was rival tennis players, scored the try to ignore it. He does it to should. with the Cardinals’ winning run in the run homer and Dave and France, trailing in their respec­ ahead by some five minutes when it biggest coup of ali in doubles tourna­ everyone.” C -7 VP The 26-year-old Cincinnati catcher, ninth. Ted Simmons evened the score McNally tossed a six-hitter tive America’s Cup yacht trials, was abandoned just before the first ment Friday jiight. His opponents At any rate, Nastase also had to who won the award in 1970 and 1972, at 1-1 in the sixth with a homer but to spark the Orioles’ hoped that the weather forecast of mark due to unsatisfactory wind. stalked off the court in disgust after fight rains which delayed the match has similar impressive statistics—a Mike Marshall, making his 83rd triumph over the Twins. brisk winds today would materialize They gave Courageous a 3-1 lead in he and opponent Nikki Spears nearly 2'/z hours. Nastase blitzed Holocek .283 batting average, 85 runs scored, appearance of the season, yielded the Williams’ homer, his 10th, and enable them to get competitive head-to-head racing in this final trial came to blows when the horsing with a blistering serve the rest of the 26 homers and 98 runs batted in. More ninth-inning run and was tagged with Griffin Itiirrl.son .VIontgoniery cam e in the sixth and with Courageous and Southern Cross. series against Intrepid, which around became too intense. way and used a wicked forehand important is the fact that he has been his ninth loss against 12 victories. capped a four-run rally off successfully defended the cup in 1967 That afternoon, he got Milan passing shot to break service for a a better-than-average hitter... Wilbur Wood of the Chicago a game winning slugger as the Reds Pirates 6, Padres 2 Southern Cross, the new Australian White Sox looks again like a 20-game loser yet in the $100,- loser Dave Goltz. McNally, 12-meter with an aluminum hull, and 1970 against Australian Holocek so mad at him that Holocek crucial point. have surged from lOVz games back to Richie Zisk and Manny Sanguillen 000 a year salary category...The fellow who has changed boosting his record to 12-9, {rounced France, Baron Marcel challenges. treatened to quit twice before the But Nastase wasn't finished. The within 2 V2 games of the Los Angelss had three hits each and Rennie the Red Sox defense into a tight-knit unit is second has won four of his last five Bich’s 1970 wooden-hull, by 3:37 More and more experts were Romanian bad boy finally took a 2-6,6- evening version started when Nastase Dodgers in the West. Stennett homered to lead the Pirates’ baseman Doug Griffin. He’s giving Boston the best defense decisions. (UPI photo) Friday to take a 2-0 lead in their best- agreeing that the 1974 Cup series will 2, 6-4 decision to advance into the andj)artner Juan Gisbert walked onto Bench knocked in four runs with a 14-hit attack which tagged Bill Greif at the position since Bobby Doerr’s hey-day and is being Rangers .5, Tigers 2 of-seven series and France had been be all-aluminum. Both Southern Cross quarterfinals of the $100,000 U.S. the court to play Spear and Jiri first-inning single and a three-run with his 15th loss. Jerry Reuss went 8 A Steve Hargan tossed a Sox^ Tiant Displays Jersey and Courageous have shown greater Professional Tennis Championships. talked about in the same vacuum-cleaner breath as Brooks homer in the fifth Friday night when expected to call for a “lay day” — a Hrebec, both of Czechoslovakia. four-hitter and Mike 1/3 innings to win his 14th game with huil speed and better performances Nastase stopped the match three “We were all fooling around until Robinson of Baltimore. Griffin and Rick Burelson give the Signifies Victory Total Reached the Reds defeated the day off racing — to make what Hargrove collected three the relief aid by Dave Giusti. generally than the wooden-hulls. times to dispute line calls, spent much they started playing serious,” said club the best shortstop-second base combination in 10-7. The victory sliced another game adjustments it could. hits to lead the Rangers over Braves 4-6, Mels 3-0 However, the U.S. defender need not of the earlier part of the singles Nastase. years...Should Boston get in the American League off that once-imposing Los Angeles “With the forecast for brisk winds, the Tigers. A triple by Jim Mike Lum singled in Marty Perez be chosen until Sept. 3,10 days before match debating with the crowd and Nastase showed his displeasure by playoffs, the best-of-five game set will find the first two lead as the Dodgers lost to St. Louis 2- we would rather race,” said Bruno Sundberg keyed a four-run Y anks’ White W ants with two out in the 10th inning to give actual racing starts. The U.S. trials finally got Line Judge Mike Blanchard ripping a streaming slam at Hrebec’s games Oct. 5, 6 in the park of the Western Division winner 1. Bich, the baron’s son and spokesman third inning against Joe the Braves their first-game victory are not a best-of-seven series. so worried he had to march onto the midsection. Hrebec protested by sit­ with the next three, Oct. 8, 9, 10 in the Eastern Division “I like to leave that to the writers for the French. “The first two races Coleman that paved the way over Tug McGraw. Lew Krausse then Ted Hood, who has taken over as court three times to restore order. ting on his racket while Nastase was championship city, which many hope will be Boston. The who do the voting,” commented Cin­ showed they are too fast for us in light for the Texas triumph. Jim Change of Scenery pitched six scoreless innings and hit a helmsman 'for Courageous for Eventually, Blanchard took a seat at trying to serve and Nastase retaliated U World Series starts Oct. 12 in the National League winner’s cinnati Manager Sparky Anderson air but we can hold our own in good Nettles homered for two-run homer as the Braves swept weather legs, said that “Although the net when things got out of hand. by bouncing two balls over the net. bailiwick...Thursday night Sept. 5, an o p e r a te , will find when asked about the possibility of breezes.” Detroit. the doubleheader and dealt Harry boat is going very well now, there still Nastase merely shrugged off the inci­ After words passed between Nastase Milwaukee playing the Red Sox in Bostim for a family NEW YORK (UPI) — According to Roy White, his days Bench’s winning another MVP award. Courageous, also a new aluminum White .Sox 2, Indians 1 Parker his 12th loss. Tom House is much to do.” dent as a case of overzealousness and Spear, Spear hopped the net. night promotion. The.Yankees are at Fenway Sept. 9, 10 as a New York Yankee are numbered and that’s the way he “I like to answer that question by hull, which is allowed by the rules for Jim Kaat won his 14th pitched the last three innings after , Gerry Driscoll, skipper of Intrepid, while Holocek was slowly reaching “I told him to play tennis,” he said. for night games and a tip would be to get tickets now. wants it. saying I have three or four players the first time this year, beat Intrepid game with a seven-hitter as Krausse developed a blister on the said that in Friday’s race Courageous boiling point. “I just tried to tell him to play serious “Maybe I’ve outstayed my time as a Yankee and it will who are good candidates. by four minutes, 51 seconds Friday in the White Sox handed the middle finger of his right hand. simply got a lift of air which never “Look, I’m a perfectionist,” said but he got what he wanted.” Shortage of Money But... be best for everyone if I go somewhere else,” he said. “But when you get right down to it, Astros 1, Phillies 0 a race shortened to three legs or 10.8 slumping Indians their 10th miles rather than the regular 24.3- reached Intrepid, and “There was Nastase, “and I want the same for Hrebec suggested the forfeiture and Hard to comprehend how several race tracks — horse It might be good for “somewhere else” but after his 4- I guess you’d have to say that Bench is Larry Dierker pitched a three-hitter loss in their last 14 games. mile course. They started a second nothing we could do to catch them everyone. If a line judges makes a bad Spear agreed. G for-5 game Friday night against the California Angels, it a good bet.” and dog — are planned in the state and expected to go with Ron Santo singled home for his eighth win for the Astros, who after that.” call. I’m going to let him know about may not be best for New York. Pittsburgh downed San Diego 6-2, people watching their pennies closer than ever. If there’s a Chicago’s first run in the scored the game’s only run off Dick shortage of money, it doesn’t show at restaurants, ball White had a triple, homer and two singles, scoring twice Atlanta swept New York 4-3 in 10 in­ sixth then scored on a pair of Ruthven when Bob Watson singled parks or at other forms of amusement where admission is and knocking in four runs as the Yankees beat the Angels nings and 6-0, Houston nipped errors by second baseman home Roger Metzer. Ruthven’s Ladies^ Open Lead American Swimmers charged...As expected, there have been more touchdowns 104. He even added a sliding catch in left field for good Philadelphia 1-0 and Chicago beat San Angel Hermoso for the only record dipped to 6-10. measure. But it gave him no satisfaction. Francisco 1-0 in other National and fewer field goals in NFL exhibition games this runs Kaat needed. Fritz Cubs 1, Giants 0 Showing Toughness “There’s no satisfaction in getting four hits if I can’t League games. Patricia Tantillo of Tolland holds trophy received for season..,Coach Bill Loika expects 100 candidates to report Peterson, who had lost two Rick Reuschel allowed nine hits but Shared by Amateur play every day,” said the 30-year-old outfielder. “All this The Expos had a 3-1 lead when Pete “desire and delerminaton,” and team spirit on the n SCOREBOARD for football drills at Central Connecticut Sunday while successive 1-0 games in his pitched out of frequent jams to win his game tells me is that I can play. I play as hard as I can but Rose and Joe Morgan singled in the cluh's swimming team. She also won a trophy for win­ CONCORD, Calif. (UPI) - Earlier in the week, while Carm Cozza at Yale expects 89 to show up Friday in New previous two outings, once 12th game for the Cubs. Chicago there’s no way I can be at my best as a part-timer. fifth and Bench followed with his ning the girls' junior golf championship. She and her GOLDEN, Colo. (UPI) — Carol Flenniken got up Friday East Germany’s fine swimmers were breaking record Haven for the first practice session...Springfield Kings again was the harduck loser. scored off Jim Barr in the first inning father, Anthony Tantillo, together won a trophy for National League American League will open training camp Sept. 16 at the Springfield Civic Somebody may be watching me who may want me next homer to put the Reds ahead, 4-3. morning, just like any other weekday morning, and fixed after record in the European Championships at Vienna, Royals 8-0, Brewers 4-1 on a double by Don Kessinger and in­ EAST year so I’d better play hard.” They never trailed again as Clay winning low gross in father-daughter golf tourna­ her husband’s breakfast. EAST there was some concern here among American coaches. Center with seven pre-season games listed...Meanwhile field outs by Pete LaCock and Jerry W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. Steve Busby won his 19th ment. Then she rode with her husband to his place of business But not anymore, at least the New England Whalers will put tickets on sale Apparently nothing will change White’s mind about a Carroll won his 10th game with 3 2-3 Morales. St. Louis 66 60 .524 - Boston 70 54 .565 - surprise, inasmuch as Spitz game in the opener despite — he’s the pro at Golden’s 6,415-yard Rolling Hills Country after the first two days of the Wednesday for their Sept. 27 and Oct. 5 exhibition games change in surroundings in 1975, even a World Series innings of one-run relief. Tom Walker, Pittsburgh 64 61 .512 l ‘/2 New York 63 61 .508 7 earlier in the week predicted a going only 6 1-3 innings, but National AAU swimming cham­ at Wesleyan’s rink against Toronto and Quebec...Have a appearance. Club — and played a round of golf. Philadelphia 63 62 .504 2V2 Baltimore 63 61 .508 7 number of world records, in­ the Royals supported him pionships, now halfway toward nice weekend. “It would be nice to get in but it wouldn’t change my But it wasn’t an ordinary 74 while Sandra Haynie, who Montreal 58 64 .475 6 Cleveland 61 60 .504 7‘/2 cluding some of his, would be with a 12-hit attack that deciding the team that will face mind at all,” he said. “I’d rather go somewhere else and round. The 31-year-old amateur won the tournament in its first New York 53 69 .434 11 Milwaukee 61 65 .484 10 broken. these same East Germans next featured a two-run homer by shot a five-under-par 67 and year in 1972, was tied with four Chicago 51 71 .418 13 Detroit 58 67 .464 12>/2 Shaw's time was more than a make less money than stay in New York, play part-time weekend in probably the finest Tony Solaita. John Briggs Fans Back in Full wound up tied for the lead others at one under par 71. WEST WEST full second off Spitz' 200 free and get paid well. If I was 35 or 36-years-old, I’d accept a dual meet in swimming history. tripled home George’ Scott following the first round of the Also at 71 were Penny Pulz, W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. rnark and he did it by sprinting Sports Dial part-time role, but at my age (30), I have to play every Tim Shaw of LongBeach, with one out in the 13th in­ third annual $35,000 LPGA Mary Wolfe, Donna Caponi Los Angeles 78 47 .624 - Oakland 71 55 .563 - past pace-setter Jim day.” Calif., who is only 16, and ning to give the Brewers a National Jewish Hospital Open. Young and Marlene Hagge. Cincinnati 76 50 .603 2'/2 Kansas City 66 58 .532 4 Montgomery of Madison, Wis., As for Lou Piniella, the man who took his place in left With Returning Vets Shirley Babashoff of Mission Also in at 67 was second-year > Mrs. Flenniken, who has shot Atlanta 69 56 .552 9 Texas 65 62 .512 6V2 and Long Beach teammate win in the nightcap. Jim Viejo, Calif., a year older, are SVIIKDW 2:00 (18) YankH field, is concerned. White holds no hard feelings. tour member Jo Ann Washam 67 on the course while playing Houston 64 60 .516 13‘/2 Chicago 61 64 .488 9>/2 Bruce Furniss in the final 50 Slaton and Tom Murphy NEW YORK (UPI) - only previous pre-season lured into St. Louis’ Busch the object of everyone’s joy 2:0(> (1«) Viinks ViifielM, W IM<’ “Lou’s done a helluva job,” he said. “He’s hit .300 all of Dallas. the men’s tees, was upset that San Francisco 56 70 .444 22>/2 Minnesota 60 66 .476 11 meters. combined on the shutout. National Football League game between the two here. Viip L. WINK 2 : 3 0 (,3 ) T e IIII i a : year. He’s the first guy to congratulate me when I get a Memorial Stadium to see “For a housewife, that’s not 14 of the tees for the LPGA San Diego 49 77 .389 29'/2 California 50 76 .397 21 veterans were back in action teams. Both are coming off Thursday, in the opening 2 2; 1,3 (22, .10) Indiana .Vlexaiiiler \ m. Kieliey Namath make his 1974 too bad,” said the 1963 U.S. FRIDAY’S GAMES hit. There’s four full-time outfielders on this club and only Friday night and so were the were using women’s markers. While S.ix 3:30 (3) Sporls Spee- very impressive wins last debut. amateur champion, who won program, the two set world Johnson Scores three can play full-time.” “As a rule I thought the FRIDAY’S RESULTS Kansas City 8-0, Milwaukee 4- Soccer Practice 4:01) (6) W I'siclie.sli'r Golf laeiilur: Norlli Aiiieriraii fans who came out in full week. the British title in 1964. “I don’t 1 records in the 400-meter White, the Yankees’ fourth outfielder, feels he’ll get to The Jets had been anxious women’s tour played from the Atlanta 4-6, New York 3-0 6 :0 0 ()t) \M

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: 1 : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN 24, Help Wanted PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 1974 13 13 Business Opportunity U Homes For Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 Homes For Sale Help Wanted 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For SSIe 23 Homes For Sale TOOLMIIKERS “ BEAUTY SALON - South Wind­ 23 NURSES AIDES - Part-time, happy ads MANCHESTER — New homes LEBANON CENTER - 8.9 ALL-UOUND MACHMSTS sor. A rare opportunity to get in desirable Porter Street area. weekends only. Excellent started in your own business acres, 11-room home, 3-car gar­ Deslauries salary, good opportunity to earn BRNNffORT OPERATORS Foundations now being dug. $ 4 2 ,9 0 0 age, much open land, $44,900. WE FIND THE HOUSE Top wages, fringe benefits with a very small investment. Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, some money on weekends. If Complete six-station salon in Lessenger Co. 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Excellent store manager: month old in my home daily 3 to mediate occupancy. Char-Bon $300 monthy. Deposit. offering at $42,000. department's firearms training traveling for business and EOUCATION only one incorrect Insertion and benefits,. Will train. Please call midnight. 646-1741. AMEDY REALTY 18 — Private Instructions FIRST NATIONAL Agency, 646-1483. 3. Two-family, 5-5, first officer and has done marine pleasure, the Poucels then only to the size ol the . 528-9386, Mrs. Dombek. AIDES Homes For Sale 23 REALTORS 875-6283 ELLINGTON — Elegance galore Is this large Raised 19 — Schools-Classes original Insertion. Errors which floor vacant. $225 patrol. He is a 1969 graduate of purchased the models and 20 — Instructions Wanted FOOD STORES JN C. COUNTER GIRLS - Must be ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 Prolesslonal Services - 7 D ays a IVeeA______Ranch on beautiful wooded lot. 2,300 square feet contains do not lessen the value of the NURSING student needs oc­ K-MART Shopping Cantor ALL SHIFTS monthly. Deposit. the Connecticut Police presented them to their son. advertisement will not be cor­ willing to work nights and COVENTRY HILLS area - 7 1/2 room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, baths, REAL ESTATE casional babysitter. Girl 6 Full and part-time positions 2'A Academy. 23 — Homes lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ 2D3 Sponw Stroet weekends, must be over 18. room Ranch, three bedrooms, living room, family room, 2 The collection consists of a years, boy 3 1/2 years. Must be available immediately. 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, hardwood floors, and many, He is a certified radar small cargo hauler from 24 — Lots-Land for Sale tion. MANCHESTER Apply in person, after 6 p m.. beautifully landscaped country fireplaces, central vacuum many extras. Builder offers this new home at $58,900. 25 — Investment Property mature, dependable. 7 a.m. to An EqutI Opportunity Employor M/F Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad Experienced aides acre plus, immaculate condi­ system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car operator and has attended Lebanon, a whaling dory from 26 — Business Property approximately 3:30 p.m. 643- Street. preferred, a class for tion, baseboard oil hot water garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- M6RTGAGE MGNEY FM MANCHESTER — Charm and convenience describes this numerous police in-service Canada, a passenger ferry from 27 — Resort Property 9284 after 4:30. Rachel Road FRECHEnE MARTIN, 28 — Real Estate Wanted Inexperienced aides will be heat, built-in stove, 1483. it 9 room Colonial Cape. Some of the extras include stove, 4 13 schools including narcotic in­ Crete, an outrigger from Tahiti, Help Wanted refrigerator, stereo system, MISC. SERVICES held In the fall. Coma In now AVAILABLE REALTORS, INC. refrigerator, dishwasher, corner fireplace, 2 car garage, vestigation, bombs and a net-fishing row boat from BOOKKEEPER - For construc­ LATHE HANDS - Overtime, LUBRICATION HELP - wall-to-wall carpeting, 31 — Services Offered □ NOTICES FULL AND part-time and see our Director ol Nur- COVENTRY ■ 263 Main Street carpeting, call for a personal tour. Offered at $36,900. explosives, firearms, advanced Portugal and a curragh (four- 32 — Painting-Papering tion - oriented businesses in paid holidays, excellent in­ Needed immediately for second aluminum storage shed, large VETERANS experienced salesladies wanted slng about a job In Manchester, Conn. first aid, criminal investigation oar row boat) from Ireland. 33 — Building-Contracting Vernon area. Full-charge surance benefits. Metronics, shift. We have openings for 75x30 patio, gardens, many NEW 7 RDOM RANCH 7 V VA - No Money Down 34 — Roofing-Siding at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, 9 9/t% mortgages and the Connecticut Penal responsibilities, part-time. Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. experienced lubrication help September when the kids go extras, convenient location, Ready for a family seeking LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... Also, a cod schooner from 35 — Healing-Plumbing Lost and Found 434 Oakland Street, 646-4422. for greasing trucks and trailers ’ under CHFA program. 36 — Flooring Pleasant new modern office back to school. walk to golf course. $39,700.742- country living, yet minutes to Code. Norway, an ornate frigate from facility. Send resume indicating RELIABLE warehouse with a mobile unit. Starting Lots-Land for Safe 24 He has been enrolled in the 37 — Moving-TrucKing-Storage LOST - Mixed breed brown, tan, 9443. Principles only. Hartford. 2 baths, built-ins, NON-VETERANS Spain, a wine cask river boat 38 — Services Wanted RECEPTIONIST - Monday - experience and salary delivery man wanted, full-time. rate $3.75 hourly with a chance MEADOWS REALE’S CORNER law enforcement program at from Portugal, a Grand Banks black female dog. N.Y. license, Thursday, 5-9, Saturday 9-3. requirements to Box “CC Apply Blau Furniture, 1115 for advancement, all fringe 1st floor family room with a o q A FHA mortgages-1 0 % Down under CHFA MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, MISC. FOR SALE CONVALESCEJIT HOME ITS MAIN STREET Manchester Community schooner from New Foundland, vicinity Route 66, Hebron. Receptionist, P.O. Box Manchester Herald. m in Street, Manchester in per­ benefits, uniforms and tools Manchester fireplace, cathedral ceilings, 3 w / O program excellent location. Char-Bon PHONE 646-4525 41 — Articles lor Sale Reward, 267-2603, 423-5194. MANCHESTER College since the fall of 1973. a sponge fishing boat from 42 — Building Supplies anchester. Conn. son. furnished. For appointment call bedrooms and 2 garages. DON'T WAITII Now is the time to purchase a home Agency, 646-1483. Deslauries served in the 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs a 688-2233. 647-9194 NEW HDMES Please call Joe Gordon, eves. Greece, an outrigger from 44 — Livestock through us, while there Is mortgage money avail­ LOST - Large German WAITRESSES - Are you 643-5314. BOLTON Acreage - $6,500. Services Ottered 31 United States Air Force from Hawaii and a Chinese junk. 45 — Boats & Accessories shepherd, black and tan with MANCHESTER - Real Estate FIRST COOK OAK GROVE STREET - New able at these RATES under the CHFA programs. Services Ottered 31 1963 to 1967. The displays in the Town Hall 46 — Sporting Goods investment company seeks at­ looking for part-time work with LPN, two days weekly, 7-3:30, EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Treed property in low traffic 47 — Garden Products tan collar and tag. Answers to Raised Ranch, living room, WE PAY $5 and up for junk The newly appointed lieute­ are installed monthly as a tractive secretary-receptionist, full-time pay? We have it. Per­ for a small facility for the PRICING and inventory control Call us today to see It you quality - or drop by our office. area. Owner anxious. Call Red 48 — Antiques Shane, vicinity Wickham Park, We have an immediate manent, part-time positions, elderly in Manchester. Contact, dining room, large kitchen, 3 SARR0WS& WALLACE Carpet Realtors, 646-1117. SHARPENING Service - cars. Don’t give them away. nant wiil assist with the super­ project of the Coventry 49 — Wanted to Buy Reward. 643-8872, 646-0609. 9-5, Monday through Friday. clerk - local wholesale dis­ bedrooms, wall-to-wall Mandwtlar Haw Haven HarNord Saws, knives, axes, shears, opening for a first cook excellent hours, no Saturday, Sister Mary Tlierese, 647-9908. B49-5306 397-1S1S 278-1802 742-9673 or 423-2632. vision of the department during Historical Society. RENTALS Good typing and steno skills tributor is in need of a clerk to throughout, 2^2 baths, family skates, rotary blades. Quick required. $110 weekly. Apply in experienced in quantity Sundays or nights. Monday do pricing and inventory con­ FM SOUTH WINDSOR - 80 acres, the evening hours. Suggestions for future dis­ 52 — Rooms lor Rent LOST - Passbook No. 26- through Friday 10 a.m. to 2:30 MAN WANTED as truck driver room with fireplace, laundry cleared level land with frontage service. Capitol Equipment pa 53 — Apartments lor Rent person, 139 East Center Street, cooking, special diets and trol. Experience preferred but Arrangements are being plays are welcome and should 0134799. Connecticut Bank & p.m. Excellent pay, good and yard man. Must have class room, 2-car garage, huge MANCHESTER - Redwood FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. on two roads. Central location, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. papers. Floor cleaning and win­ 54 — Homes for Rent Trust Company. Application Manchester. supervision. Preparation will not necessary. $150 per week. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday made for Lt. Deslauries to at­ be made to Hilda Keller who is 55 — Business lor Rent working conditions, fringe II license. Apply in person at W. patio deck, park-like yard. Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 6 4 9 - 4 1 4 4 RR zone. Call June Skinner, dow cleaning. Free estimates. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent made for payment. be for 240 patients at Apply in person, 45 South baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- in charge of the arrangements. benehts. Call 565-5562 for inter­ H. England Lumber Co., Route Only $52,900. 263 Main Street, Manchester 528-5225, J. Watson Beach, 647- Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 57 — Wanted to Rent 3-D BRIDGEPORT Operator, Meadows Convalescent Satellite Road, South Windsor. dining room, $42,900. Hayes 7958, 649-1590. 58 — Wise, lor Rent view. 44-A, Bolton Notch, Conn. 913P. FOUND Terrier-Corgi mix. lathe operator jig bore Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Corporation, 646-0131. operator, cintimatic operator. COOKS - part time, days, good PERKINS STREET - New AUTOMOTIVE brown female Cali Dog Manchester. See Sister EXCEPTIONAL Management QUASETT LAKE - Woodstock- REWEAVING burns, holes. WILL CLEAN gutters on your 61 — Autos lor Sale Experienced only. Top "pay, all hours for part time student, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living Warden, 646-4555. MANCHESTER- 5 1/4% VA Pomfret area. 50x100’, high Zippers, umbrellas repaired. home, $25. All kinds of carpen­ 62 — Trucks lor Sale .orpora- Mildred or call 647-9194 Opportunity - Male or female apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad St. room with fireplace, dining fringe benefits. Le-Mi Cfo interested in full management COOKS assumable mortgage, 3 elevation, reasonable. Call 649- Window shades, Venetian try work. No job too small. Call 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale tio h , 1 M itc h e ll D riv e , room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- SUMMER VALUES MANCHESTER - 543 Vernon blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Baum and Robillard 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles of a unique early-American fur­ and bedroom Cape, large wooded Street, charming older 7 room 6214 after 5 p.m. between 5-7 p.m. 649-7838, 643- A 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle Manchester COOKS - Part time, nights, Personals niture snop carrying authentic to-wall throughout, full base­ lot, fireplace, new roof, full JUST MINUTES Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 8414. Homes WAITRESSES must be neat and clean, apply home, surrounded by trees on a COUNTER PERSON - for reproductions of furniture, ment. Only $39,900. basement, immediate occupan­ ...to Hartford and area towns MANCHESTER - 7 surveyed 66 — Aulomotlve Service Full and part-tima, daya or at Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. 160x200’ lot. 649-5547, 742-8749. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Named Aides to Dodd 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease WAITRESSES wanted - luncheon shift, Tuesday - clocks, lanms and fireplace fur­ cy, $31,500. Meyer, Realtors, — this prestigious 3- acres in excellent rural residen­ DRAPERIES - Personally GRANDVIEW STREET - Will Removal, pruning, lot clearing, OBESITY Experienced only please. Apply Friday. No experience nishings. Must have experience nighta. Exparlanca not 646-3860, 646-8776. bedroom Colonial is located MANCHESTER - Owner tial area, close to Glastonbury custom made, work DRIVER to transport three build to your specifications on spraying.Fully insured. drug a d d ic tio n in person at La Strada East, 6W necessary. Ideal for housewife in this line plus sales or neceaaary, will train. in the Highland Park section anxious, 7-room Cape, full wall line. Ideal site for horse lovers. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- boys to school in Pomfret, mor­ this gorgeous lot. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6% Licensed. Free estimates. 4266. non Senior Citizens' Pinochle ALCOHOLISM Main Street. or college student, start at once business knowledge. Will be Apply in person only of Manchester. It has too fireplace, colonial decor, big $18,000. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- VKRNOIN or after Labor Day. Apply in nings and return to pickup in room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Phone 633-5345. group were: Ann Barbero 709; CHRONIC PAIN located in Manchester. Salary afternoon. Hours approximate­ bedrooms, double garage, Lester Baum of Vernon and person. The Pizza Place, Route open. Send resume to Box HOWARD JOHNSON baths, 3>/2 bedrooms, garage, many special features to Manchester office, 647-9139. TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving Alexaina Moreau 689; Ted ly 7-9, and 4-6. Car provided. mention — best buy at $43,- private yard. Thirties. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Mrs. Cecile Robillard of Want to know how Acupunc­ 44A, Coventry, Conn. "BB", Manchester Herald. RESTAURANT FM treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646- large appliances, cleaning Leboc 678; Gertrude Edwards ABOUT MACHINISTS Call 643-4448. Realtors, 643-6930. 500. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Wauregan have been named to ture could help? Free infor­ 394 Tolland Tpka., a FRECHETTE & MARTIN 8713, 423-9291. ACRE Wooded corner lot near cellars and attics, also will U 674; Evelyn Kincman650; Mary Bullard operator and all- MAID wanted for motel work, Sebec Lake, Maine. Cleared for stumps removed, fully insured. deliver small loads sand, stone, coordinate the congressional TOWN mation. Write P.O. Box 1928, MEN and Women - Positions , Manchoator DENTAL A s s is ta n t REALTORS, INC. INSPIRATIDNAL St. Louis 646; Joseph Kincman around machinists needed for apply Connecticut Motor available days in Fall, nights MANCHESTER - Executive cabin. Fishing, hunting. Got a tree problem? Well worth and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. campaign of Christopher J. Springfield, Mass. 01100 Experienced preferred. Will 644-4144 this roomy 4-bedroom SMALL 2-bedroom home on a phone call. 742-8252. 646; Carl Murphy 645. second shifts. Set up and Lodge, 400 Tolland Turnpike, immediately. Also, full-time Contemporary in one of Reasonable. 643-8522. Dodd, Democratic candidate train. Good knowledge of t;typing Raised Ranch with dining Coventry Lake. Assumable 7 • Thursday tournament St. Margaret’s Circle, operate from blueprint. 55 Mr. Lawrence, Manchester. clown. Apply at Burger King, Manchester’s finest locations. 1/47(1 mortgage. 742-6133 after 3 for the 35th Congressional and business office procecedure Four large bedrooms, 2Vz room has fireplaces in living LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, Aluminum Siding winners at Camp Newhoca Daughters of Isabella, will have hour week. Paid insurance 467 Center Street. MANCHESTER - Small two- p.m. Real Estate Wanted 28 District seat. PART TIME SHIPPER- 8:30- MAN with license to drive van required. Write Box “DD” baths, magnificent view of room, family room, rec room cellars and attics cleaned, Kitchen Re-modeling were; Mike Desimone 642; Ann a chicken dinner at its meeting with major medical. Modem, family, ideal investment. Good Both Baum and Mrs. 12:30, Monday-Friday, call 646- for warehouse deliveries. Apply Manchester Herald. Hartford skyline, sunken patio and master bedroom. lawns mowed, small tree work. New Additlone Morrell 625; Ann Quinn 616; Tuesday at 6 p.m. at 68 Alton St. DENTAL Receptionist - Arthur Drug, 942 Main Street. location and condition. Low SELLING your home or □ FINANCIAL air-conditioned shop. 0174. off family room, fieldstone Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. R.E. MILLER, Builder Robillard have been active in Secretary - East Hartford JANITRESS - Part-time. Hours 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Located on a well treed acreage? For prompt Riendlj7 Jennie Starke 604. fireplace, dressing area off I FREE call Louis Dimock political and civic affairs in J.D. MANUFACTURING CO. Orthodontic Office, full-time, MAN for lawn and parking lot arranged between 8 and 4:40 at 643-4535, 646-1021. beautilully landscaped lot service. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Call 649>1421 The pinochle groups will go WAREHOUSE MAN- full time, master bedroom and tri-level Our trained sales staff will Realty, 649-9823. their hometowns. In addition to Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 36 Sheldon Road diversified interesting position. maintenance, 7-1, must nave own convenience. Apply at with bubbling brook. It’s the eling, rec rooms, offices, G on a mystery ride Monday. No Mars Tour able to ship and receive, some construction are just some of advising Dodd on local issues, Manchester Will train mature, intelligent driver’s license. Apply in per­ MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- home yo.u always dreamed Igive you, at no charge, a pinochle will be played Tuesday lifting required, call 289-1568. Manchester Modes, Pine this home's many attractions. ALL CASH for your property household repairs. Phone 649- they will direct the campaign in A round trip to Mars could MORTGAGES, loans first se­ 643-4243 individual. Call 569-2460. son at W. H. England Lumber Street. car garage, excellent location, of owning. Move fast on this Icurrent market evaluation of 4594. but the Thursday session will be be made with a powerful good income. Just reduced. Reluctantly offered in the mid within 24 hours. /Vvoid red tape, RADICAL the 15-town region located in cond, third. All kinds. Realty Company, Route 44A, Bolton 60’s. Warren E. Howland one at $75,000 in Vernon. lyour house. Your SOUPERGRAPHICS - Brighten conducted at the Lottie Fisk rocket in 400 days, including statewide, credit rating un­ DAY OR night help with some $36,900. L aPenta Agency, Ineighborhood Red Carpet instant service. Hayes Agency, LAWNMOWERS repaired and the north-central part of the Noten. HAIRDRESSERS wanted - Realtors, 643-1108. 646-0131. the walls of your home or Building, Henry Park at 1 p.m., .40 days spent in exploring the necessary. Reasonable. Con­ cash register eimerience. Apply Male or female. Experienced Realtor, 646-2440. SPACIDUS IRealtor is an acknowledged sharpened, pick-up and 35th Congressional District. planet. in person, 7-11 Store, 305 Green business with custom-design as usual. fidential, quick arrangements. GRANTS is looking for a sales SECRETARY MALE - part-time help needed. hair cutters, colorists, and FIVE-ROOM Bungalow for Gracious 4-bedroom Ispecialist in real estate delivered. Call Sharpall now for graphics. 742-8744. Pinoclile Winners Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. specialist in their Furniture We are looking for a secretary Road. MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, WE WILL buy your house. Call your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Apply in person to C. J.’s Giant operators to work in Connec­ sale. Call owner for appoint­ Colonial in lovely area of Iproperties. anytime, Hutchins Agency, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday winners in the Ver- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Department. Experience to work in our main office. Grinders, 273 Broad Street. ticut’s first male and female two-family, 3 bedrooms, living TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT room, kitchen, wall-to-wall ment, 643-5811. Glastonbury ready for Im­ Realtors, 649-5324. Painting-Papering 32 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. preferred but not necessary. H ours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., full-service salon. Top pay and mediate occupancy. Priced CASH Registers and adding We will train the right man. carpeting, air-conditioned. machines. - Sales, service, K illinii Monday-Friday. Company CAFETERIA WORKERS educational benefits W the to sell in the mid 80’s. SEbfcfNG your house? Call us COLLEGE Graduate students NOTICE MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Paid vacations and holidays, PART-TIME mechanic needed right people. Call Gary, 644- Immediate occupancy. The supplies. 15 years experience, Cotinly Picnic OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE paid fringe benefits. Apply for evenings and weekends. price is only $47,900. Frechette MANCHESTER first and we’ll make you a cash available for exterior and in­ mortgages — interim financing sick pay, low cost group life in­ Immediate openings for MAGNIFICENT lU D Q V B I formerly with NCR. Free terior painting. Six years Robert K. Killian, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 — expeditious and confidential surance. Apply Personnel Of­ Mechanical experience and & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- offer. One day service. T. J. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, cashiers, salad and counter 4144. Seeing Is bellevingl Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. experience. Fully insured. Free of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the service, J.D. Real Estaze fice, Monday through Friday, knowledge needed or helpful EXPERIENCED waiters and TO SEHLE ESTATE REALTORS ® Coventry, 742-6381. Democratic candidate for CHENEY BROS., girls, dish room attendants, $2.25 to° start. Approximately Surrounded by two acres of estimates. Call our com­ Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, Assoc. 646-1980. 10-5. No phone calls please. waitresses only need apply to lieutenant governor, will be a INC. general utility workers. Full 20-25 hours weekly,:ly. j^ply^ p ly 'to 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL tall trees this rich 3 or 4 OF MANCHESTER NEED SOMEONE to handle petitors. than call us, 649-7034. guest speaker at the Tolland August 13, 1974, of Ordinance as follows; Grant City, Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ Podunk Mills Tavern non, Connecticut. 31 Cooper Hill SL or part-time. manager, Parkadeide BowlingBowlir IMMEDIATE Centrally Located bedroom English Tudor Is CALDOR PLAZA your rental property? With us CUSTOM MADE draperies and County Democratic Association PURCHASE OF LAND - PARKER STREET Restaurant, 989 Ellington Road, truly a one-of-a-kInd. Priced the owner pays no fees. For fast INSIDE - Outside painting, Manchostor, Conn. C A L L 565-8154 Lanes, Parkade Shot „ South Windsor. bedspreads, wide selection of picnic Sunday at 1 p.m at the BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Center. No telephone calls. OCCUPANCY IVi baths, 2-car garage, friendly service in all your real fe c ia l rates for people over 65. at $120,000 - It’s In fabrics. Phone 649-1786 Fully insured. Estimates given. Bolton Lake House. Manchester that the Town Town ofot Manchesterwiancnesier purchasepurenase forlor theme totalmmi □ EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE WORK - General SZAROFOOD SERVICE Gracious Colonial on HENRY fireplaced living room, formal 646-1117 estate needs, contact Hagler anytime. sum of- Six Hundred (600.00) T-vDollars _it__e ___fromo Sidneys,:j__ _ O and TPIElsieciSa 'TT...... landscaping. Must have own Glastonbury. Call'649-7863. Others guests will be Sen. Pratt & WhHney Eni|)lo]|in«nt OfficB LICENSED real estate STREET that features front- dining room, large well Real Estate, 643-6624. Cushman of the Town______of Manchester, ______County County of Hartford and ’•**'**'’*"J** transportation. Call 528-9241. Building lota available. Use Abraham Ribicoff, Edward J. Help Wanted PART-TIME File Clerk needed Willow Streot saleswoman - to handle apart­ DEAN MACHINE to-back living room, formal landscaped lot. HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot State of Connecticut, that certain piece or parcel of land situated for small office. Approximately ment rentals on a commission you plana or builder’s. CEILINGS, inside painting, Caldwell of Bridgeport East Hartford dining room, kitchen with clearing and landscaping work papering, floor sanding- in the Town of Manchester on Parker Street and being more par­ APPLICATIONS now being 10-15 hours weekly, Monday- basis. Eastern, 646-8250. PRODUCTS, INC. Only $39,900 Lots-Land for Sale 24 Lots-Land lor Sale 24 done. Free estimate. eekdays (Democratic candidate for PART-TIME work at home, on accepted for pbsitions available appliances, basement refinishing Ispccializing in ticularly bounded and described as follows: the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Friday. Please contact Multi- call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. state comptroller), and Henry after Labor Day. Must be 18 or Circuits, Inc. 50 Harrison 102 Colonial Road playroom, IVz baths, walk-up 043-8152 older floors). .John Verfaille, Weekends anytime. 646-5750, 872-2222, Parker of New Haven Beginning at a point in the easterly street line of Parker Street, over, i^ply in person evenings, Street, 646-3800. MANCHESTER attic, 2-car detached garage. (Democratic candidate for said point being located four hundred sixty-eight and 51/100 U-A Theatre, Manchester Excellent residential area. Open House TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ (468.51) feet northerly of the northerly street line of Lydall PART-TIME Parkade. MECHANIC - Part-time, Priced at a very negotiable MANCHESTER - Custom 8- WALLPAPER Hanging-No job treasurer). ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- Tickets are $5 for adults and Street, the line runs in a northerly direction along the easterly JANITORIAL CLEANING experience necessai^. Apply in KIDS! DAYS and NIGHTS $37,900. Interest rates may be room Split, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Sunday, 2 - 5 P.M., and trimming. Attics, cellars 6784. Ask for Bill. $2.50 for children under 12, and street line of Parker Street in the arc of a circular curve to the 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. KITCHEN HELP - bus boys, personx Boland Motors, 369 Want to make good money working only a few houre bullish but low taxes and the baths, 2-car garage, air- 40 Carpenter Rd. Choice Forest Hills cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- will be available at the door. left having a radius of four hundred seventy-three and 5/10 (473.5) Center Street, Manchester. ^ price on this lovely home will conditioned, many extra 647-1419 5305, 2 over 16, apply in person after 5 Manchealer Area a week. No llir^t to hbw much you can earn. Three features. Must be seen. J. P. LEWIS & .SON - Custom The picnic will be buffet feet for a distance of one hundred twenty- two and 24/100 (122.24) p.m. Mama Mia Cuisine, 477 make you and yours happy decorating. Interior painting. Call 649-5334 SERVICE STATION Attendant nighta per week. We train. • BRIDGEPORT Immediate occubancy. Top feet to a point of reverse curvature, thence along the arc of a cir­ Hartford Rd., corner of McKee I and content for years to come. WINDOW CLEANING - Will Paper hanging. New Ceilings. style. - Part-time days. Apply in per­ area. Ken Ostrinsxy, Realtor, cular curve to the right having a radius of seventy-one and 95/100 St. Manchester. MILLING MACHINE wash your office, house and fac­ Remodeling. Exterior painting. Admission also includes son. Boland Motors, 369 Center Won’t last! Do call soon... 643-1333. tory windows. Special discount (71.95) feet for a distance of sixty-one and 96/100 (61.96) feet to a Set-up and operate, WHY PAY RENT? Buy this 6- Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. strolling the mini-midway, WAITRESS - Part-time, days. Street, Manchester. Call 647-9946 room house. Possible 4 prices for August. Work point in the easterly street line of Colonial Road; thence in a DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted - MUST SELL - D rastically Fully insured. For estimate call visiting booths sponsored by Experienced preferred. Amly part time, 1-5 p.m., four days bedrooms. Needs paper and guaranteed. Our men are 649-9658. Tolland County town com­ northerly direction along the easterly street line of Colonial Road in person. W. T. Grant Co., OIL BURNER Service man, Evening Herald reduced. Nine-room house, lot paint. $26,000. Hagler Real bonded and insured. Call 649- weekly in South Windsor office. •BROWN AND SHARP 92x200, very good income. mittees, participating in games for a distance of thirty-two and 24/l()0 ( 32.24) feet to a point; said Manchester Parkade. Experienced preferred. 644- good working conditions and MARTENS Estate, 643-6624. 5334. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. MILLING MACHINE MULTini UtTIM lUdCI Reduced to $50,000. Inquire at and taking cake walks. point being located at the intersection of the northerly property benefits. Call 647-9137. Five years experience. 4 2136. Set-up and operate. 646-2550 272 Main Street. Ice cream, popcorn and other line of the grantor with the easterly street line of Colonial Road; PART-TIME janitorial work, □ 447 EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - 6 DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree Excellent references, Pete, 742- thence in a southerly direction, along other land of the grantor, in mornings or evenings, room Cape, newly renovated, work, clean-ups, raking, food items may be purchased. ISiTfraRiiraTIE” REAL ESTATE - Need for one SOUTH WINDSOR - 8 rooms, 2 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. the arc of a circular curve to the left, having a radius of one hun­ Manchester area. Call 649-5334. carpeting, 2 baths, garage. $36,- plowing, appliances moved, An outdoor bar will feature the PINCHWG YOUR BUDGET? eager salesperson for active e HARDINGE CHUCKERS 1/2 baths, 4 bedrooms, 15x18 painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, dred forty-two and 13/100 (142.13) feet, for a distance of one hun­ local real estate office. MANCHESTER - Bowers 000. Barry Realty, 646-0882,643- B. II. MACOWAN, Jr, & Sons- sale of beer and other FULL-TIME Janitorial Earn extra money as an Set-up and operate. kitchen, plus large formal 1408. dred twenty-two and 41/100 (122.41) feet to a point of reverse cur­ Experience not necessary, will School, 4-bedroom Ranch, dining room, top qumity. Many, Interior and exterior painting. beverages. Superintendent needed for AVON representative. Sell Also paperhanging, (.all 643- For the children, there will be vature, said point being located in the proposed easterly street tram. For confidential appoint­ GENERAL living room with fireplace, many extras. 8O5.. For appoint­ ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, apartment buildings. Free quality AVON products while ment call Rick Merritt, 646- dining room, kitchen, rec room, 7361. a pie-eating contest, pony rides, line of Parker Street; thence in a southerly direction along other apartment, good salary. Must your children are in school. • TURRET LATHES ment call, June Skinner, 528- MARLBOROUGH lake front - tuning, maintenance - Ward’s 1180. e, treed lot. Just im- 5225 or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 sack races and swimming, if land of the grantor, in the arc of a circular curve to the right be dependaole, handy, and Call for details. 289-4922. FACTORY Set-up and operate. landscaped, 2 bedrooms, one OUTSTANDING School of Electronics graduate, PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ ate. 40’s. Frechette & J. Watson Beach, 647-9139. bathroom. Cape with central they wish. having a radius of two hundred twenty-five and 4/100 (225.04) willing to work at maintenance, 7 years experience. Trust your ting, wallpapering, spray/brush S Martin, Realtors,- Inc. 646-4144. heatolater fireplace, walk-out 1 Year Old - 8-Room Colonial During the afternoon, besides feet, for a distance of fifty-eight and 10/100 ( 58.10) feet to a point; minor repairs, and lawn care. instrument to skillful painting. Fair prices, fully in­ HELP 28 PRINCETON STREET - basement, separate 2-story 2- technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ a ragtime concert, there will be thence in a southerly direction, along other land of the grantor for Seeking adult without children. • INSPECTORS MANCHESTER - Striking 4 A Superb construction and design by U&R sured, experienced and depen­ Write Box "B ” Manchester Drive by this 4 bedroom car garage, plus neat tool room, nings. an old-fashioned sing-along led a distance of thirty-two and 24/100 ( 32.24) feet to the point of Experienced. bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ ■k Large flagstone center entrance dable. 643-1671. Herald, giving age, experience, READY TO EMBARK Colonial that is loaded with summer cottage and 24 dwarf by Terry Beagle of Vernon. beginning. Said piece or parcel of land having an area of five hun­ PIONEER wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first extras and call T. J. Crockett fruit trees, 3/4acre. Low 40’s k Luxurious carpeting In dining and living rooms dred fifty-two and 35/100 (552.35) square feet. previous employment. floor family room. Prime loca­ ★ “House Beautiful" kitchen - all bullt-lna COVENTRY counseling center ON A CAREER? OVERTIME Realtor, 643-1577. for quick sale. Owner 295-9797 Building-Contracting 33 Said premises are shown on a map entitled “Land Deeded to PARACHUTE and tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. evenings and weekends, 633- k Floor to celling stone fireplace In family room — individual and family TOWN OF MANCHESTER from Sidney B. & Elsie T. Cushman, BOOKKEEPING Assistant, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER counseling information and ap­ A prominent local Ineuranco agency la looking for ALL BENEFITS 9474 days. k 4 twin size bedrooms, 2 baths up MASONRY - All types, George Burns Date: 11-8-74 Scale: 1" aquals 20’ ’’ which map is to be r ^ filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - pointments. 742-5091. 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe AVAILABLE MANCHESTER - New 5-5 twd- OWNER MUST MOVEll k Laundry and lavatory on first floor fieldstone, brick, concrete. cored in the Land Records of the Town of Manchester to which several ambitious and personable Individuals COMPANY k Professionally landscaped private yard To Leave Hospital benefits, on bus line. East Hart­ family in Eighth District. 8 room Cape! close to BY OWNER - 3-bedroom, IVi WEDDING Invitations - Free estimates, after 5 p.m., LOS ANGELES (UPI) - reference may be had. . ford Convalescent Home, 745 who are giving 'serious consideration to their Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, everything. Owner must leave baths. Garrison Colonial, ★ $73,500 • MUST BE SEEN. Brochures, Business Forms, 643-1870 or 644-2975. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this An oquti opportunity omployor George Burns, the cigar-puffing Main Street, East Hartford. big kitchen and separate in a couple of weeks. 2 baths, 3 modern kitchen, fireplace with Letterheads, Envelopes, publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days future plans. Selling experience Is not necessary Hale Road D)RECTIONS: E. Center St. to Vernon St., left on Rtchmond Dr., r)ght on NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - comedian of Burns and Allen basements. Mid 50s. T.J. or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced built-in bookcases, good loca­ Tickets, Business Cards and after this publication of this Ordinance, a petition signed by not FULL AND • Part-tim e Manchester, Connecticut Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Kennedy Rd., left on Hemitton Dr., 1st right I* Cerpenter Rd. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ fame, goes home from the but desire to sell Is Imperative. If you are serious­ living room, shed dormer, rec tion, close to schools, shopping, other printing services offered. less than five (5) per cent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ mechanics, control-desk washer, dryer. Terms. 646-3415. General Printing Services, 623- ditions, rec rooms, porches and hospital today following open Business Opportunity 14 room and garage. Move in roofing. No job too small. Call mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, operator, will train. Apply in ly seeking an Interesting career In the insurance Apply Personnel Office MANCHESTER - Centrally Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 5379. heart surgery. person. Holiday Lanes, 39 before school starts. Tom 649-3144, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to field wlth^a reputable established agency please MANCHESTER - Centrally located six-room bungalow in Brennan, eves. 644-8424. J. WATSON BEACH CO. "His condition is good and he Spencer Street. located variety store. Excellent excellent condition. Fireplace, RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster a special Town election. 644-1581 EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY MANCHESTER - West side CARPENTRY - Repairs, is up and around and in good forward your qualifications to Box D, Manchestsr lease, tremendous business garage, full basem ent, in REALTORS Street, Manchester. Roofing spirits," a spokesman for Phyllis V. Jackston TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, Ranch, first time offered, and Guttering, Painting - remodeling, additions, roofing. Secretary, Board of Directors An Equal Opportunity Employer potential. Ideal set-up for man Bowers School area. $29,500. BARROWS &WALUCE tiarage, enclosed porch, many MLS Manchester Office 847-9139 vs* Call David Patria, South Wind­ Cedars of Lebanon Hospital good benefits. Apply Knudsen Herald. All replies will be held In confidence. and wife. Owner retiring. T. J. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- MtndiMtM’ N tw Hi v m HirtfanI Interior - Exterior. 646-1399 or Manchester, Connecticut extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ sor, 644-1796. said. Burns, 79, underwent sur­ Brothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 1577. 648-9306 397-1919 278-1602 647-1272. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 16th day of August, tion, 646-0131. gery on coronarv arteries Aug. Avenue, East Hartford, 289- 9. 1974. 1501. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974 61 BY JIM BERRY ApartmentB For Rent 53 Autos For Sals 61 A utos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale BENJY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN IFYtU POti'T WMf A PHOM^ PLEASANT Six-room flat - OF Garage, carpeting, central, OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Y&UP MUMPFP 1 ^ ^ BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE HAVF AM C O O ^ ^ adult family unit preferred. No X I K4TFP-— PUS-MT? children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- PH(9M^ MU/V. Ik. Til.m . to. M. was not due to some stupidity House plants. Call 643-4564. Broker, 646-1180. Wanted to Rent 57 Excellent condition. $2,000 or nickname Burnett, 646-3005. Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring up, fireplace, fenced in patio. By Oswald & James Jacoby on the part of the defense. 6 Ascended best offer. 742-6591 before noon LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 13 Skin opening FOR SALE-Conn student trom­ own baskets. $2%. Charles Ponticelli, 646- 14 Assam 7 Small tumor WANTED - House to Rent - or after 5:30. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ bone, excellent condition. $120. 0800. 646-1540. silkworm 8 Goddess of Business man, wife, 17-year old proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 MORE \ 1 UKE TO SEE'' beauty Heating-Plumbing 35 Phone 647-1692 weekdays after 5 LAWN AND Garden Tractors - daughter, two or three-bedroom 1%5 CJ-5 JE E P - New top and 15 Months(ab.) Save $300 on GE Electra-Trac MANCHESTER - Brand new Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- BLIYIf?/)A SATISFIED 16 Stupidity 9 Ireland p.m. VILUGER home in Manchester or vicinity. paint. Best offer. Cail 872-3646. 10 Ceremony 26 Muddle 41 Of punishment LYNN’S PLUMBING - one-bedroom Townhouses. Full 1558. C U ^ O M E R STA R GAZER**lO IS R e ^ a t 12,14,16 hp. W. H. Preuss Sons, Call 464-2759 after 5 p.m. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- performances 11 (Negative votes 27 Sang to at night 42 Light strokes Repairs, remodeling, new con­ QUALITY Tag Sale - Sony tape 228 Boston Tpke., Bolton. APARTMENTS private basement. Includes 1970 340, Dart Swinger, 4-speed, ___A ARIIS LIBRA 17 Peaceful 28 Range 43 Church part 1972 HONDA 350 - Low mileage, MAR. II Yoor Daily Activity Guidt SSfT. 20 Mysteries struction. Water pumps. deck, provincial coffee end neat, appliances, carpeting, headers, gears, excellent condi­ 21 Exist 19 Command 29 Mountain pool 44 Box Two-Bedroom townhouses. RETIRED COUPLE desires to $400. Call Peter, 742-9159. According to thw Stars. 46 Vex French spoken also. 875-7263. tables, cook books, stained CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig private entrances and patio. tion, will sacrifice. Call 643- A f i. If OCT. 22 Female sheep 23 Le^ agreeable 31 Tidier Fireplace. Wall-to-wall sub-let a house, apartment or r>v20-21-31-d To develop messoge for Sunday, 2.32-44^^, ^ 24 Nathan— , 33 Flower holders 47 Precious metal glass, women’s, child’s our own, $1. 29 Mountain $235 per month. Paul W. Dugan 0875. (pi.) carpeting. Two air- rent for summer months of May 1972 350 SUZUKI, excellent run­ ^51-41-79-84 reod words corresponding to numbers 65-72^1 m 24 Difncult patriot 38 Domain 48 Great Lake SEWERLINES, sink lines, clothing. Very cheap. Next to oad, Glastonbury, near Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. 50 Make lace conditioners, appliances, heat - September 1975 or lesser ning condition, $350. Call 649- ^ TAUliqS of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 Presently 25 Solar disk 40 Shop cleaned with electric cutters, Manchester Parkade, 458 West Minneachaug Golf Course. FOR SALE - 1968 Chevrolet 4- 1 Excellent 3) Your and hot water. Tiled bath. No period. 643-8336. 6331. AM.I0 61 Career 27 Was seated by professionals. McKinney Middle Tpke., Saturday- MANCHESTER - O.K. kids, 3 door sedan. Good condition, 2 Better 32 Future 62 Medicol 30 Be present at 8 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I mat M T” r r " 4 5 6 7 10 11 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Sunday, 24-25. TURNIPS - Pull your own. $1.50 pets bedrooms in 2-family house, reasonabie, $495. Call 643-8601. 3 You 33 Strive 63 Corxiitions 32 Mexican COUPLE - Both working need 0.11-13-25-37 4 Religious 34 Like 64 You’ll pany, 643-5308. half bushel. Also sweet corn. air, carpeting, yard, $250 a Campers-Trallera painter 12 i5 u Call 649-762D 4-5 room apartment in Mobile Homes 65 ^46-5849 5 Nervous 35 Cause 65 Possible Natsisky Farm, 644-0304. month. (§4-56) CCall ‘ Rentex, $30 6 Observances 36 Be 66 Sex 34 Looked BASEMENT SALE - Rain or Manchester, garage a must, 1968 CHRYSLER New Yorker - GIMINI W 17 NO JOB too small, toilet fee, 549-6980. 7 You 37 Likelihood 67 Dissention SAGITTAItlUS askance IS .shine, Saturday-Suiiday August $180 with heat and hot water, Very good condition, low MAT 21 8 Attroct 38 Moy 35 Frightener repairs, plugged drains, kitchen MOBILE HOME, 12x55, three BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 68 Your NO*. 26 24-25, 8-8. Old organ, fishing TOMATOES, peppers, apples - $150 without. Call 649-9925 after mileage. Best offer. 1974 Pinto 9 Flottering 39 Don't 69 Encounters 36 Abstract being IS 9 faucets replaced, repaired, rec rooms and bath plus two added JU H l to 10 If O ld equipment, some antiques, skill Pick in own containers. Open 4 p.m. wagon, brand new. 647-9656. rV O tfR E LEAVING 40Viiits 70 Admirotion 37 Nautical term rooms, bathroom remodeiing. Monday throi^h Friday after 4 rooms. Call mornings, 647-9343. a n o t h e r h e . I KNOW 4 4-19-34 11 Morning 41 Ideos 71 Good 5-15-23-35, 21 saw, tools, lots of mis­ 12 Won't 39 —— Connery V. YOU DIDN'T HIPE it in TOWN.' ARENT '484B80-90 42 Are 72 Formulote 147-54-47 heat modernization, etc. Free cellaneous items. 9 Coleman p.m. All day ^turday and Sun­ W e Feature Q uality D 13 Shows 40 Plant part 24 25 57 29 a , 1968 PLYMOUTH Road Runner 1968 HOLIDAY Rambler SOU TAKING CANCH 43 Woy 73 Count estimates giadly given. M & M Road. day. 21 Angel Street, □ AUTOMOTIVE - 383,4-speed, good running con­ THE CISTERN BECAUSE 14 Something 44 Living 74 Pursue CAfRICORN 41 Writing IS Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Manchester. Baeauaa 17 yaara of building and managing aparimanU trailer, fully self-contained, 1 SEARCHED THERE II 15 Tension 45 News 75 Get implement 56 31 33 dition $800 or consider older car 16 For 46 Of 76 Dates baa laughi ua what raatly maUara. excellent condition, sleeps six. et-filjua II JAN. I f 42 Stickum WOMEN’S GOLF Clubs and Avaitabla Immadlalalyi ana and two badroom trade and cash offer. 643-7900. 17 Eosy 47 Sudden 77 Them 45 Augury TOWNE Plumbing Service, Antiques 48 Autos For Sale 61 Phone 649-5702. 18 To 48 On 78 Today 117-18-27-28/« cart, used twice, $100. Call 647- laaanhouaaa. Includaa AmI, air conaUlionar, dlabaaaakar, M4243849 49 Allot repairs, alterations, vanity 19 Should 49 Arouse 79 Lodder 19-73-82- 8 7 ^ 56 » 93%. wall to wall carpal, individual baaamani, prlvala paUo, 1%9 CHEVY Caprice, power 20 You'll 50 And 51 Drone bee 1972 MOBILE HOME, 2 LIO 60 Agendo AQUARIUS cabinets a specialty. Call to WANTED Antique furniture, ModeU shown b]i sppoiBUneni NEED CAR? Credit bad? brakes, power steering and air. 21 Inch 51 Up 81 New 52 Former H 4 1 bedrooms, fully furnished, $7,- JAN. 10 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- TYPEWRITER - Good condi­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Bankrtmt? Repossessed? Posi-traction, excellent running 22 You 52 Vigorously 82 On Russian 000. Set up in park near UConn. 23 Moy 53 Attention 83 Tell potentate 4056. tion. Manual. Asking $50. Call other antique items. R. Honest Douglas accepts lowest II ni. II 42 43 u 47 49 jjO M ES T EA D condition. Good gas mileage. Cail 527-7717 after 6. 24 Especially 54 From 84 Now 53 Operatic solo Harrison, 643-8709. End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., down, sm allest payments. 1-14-29-401 25 A 3- 8- 9-53, 647-9*209 before 4:30. Cair 643-6312. 55 Opposite 85 Ploces 54 Samuel’s 49 iO 6i APARX Manchester. ___ _ 26 Foscinoting 56 Disruptive 86 Plons I54-.5544 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. '5042-74 £ teacher IBib.) EAST WINDSOR location, 27 Become 57 Received 87 Dreams PISCES repairs and remodeiing, TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ THE PACK RAT - Antiques, iriLLABE by R.F.Damato VlRCp 55 Withered 52 53 56 1970 GREMLIN, 6 cylinder, 3- mobile home, 12x55’, 4 rooms 28 Unhoppy 56 Pieosant 88 Now ^ c ia liz e in hot water heaters. day , August 24-25. collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ ^ ,,, ■ Call PAUL DOUOAN, REALTOR, at 646>I03I, JUNK CARS removed free. >4, AUG. I t 29 Trips 59 Your 89 Others 56 William speed, exceilent condition, $1,- and bath, 12x14’ enclosed porch. 30 Your MA4. Z O '^ 66 57 Prompt service on emergency. Miscellaneous articles. 460 day 11-6, 40 Flora Road off , Of 643-4535 after 8rt)0 p.ni. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. ' sm. II 60 Amozed 90 Now 57 Eisenhower’s M 600. 649-3739. Not in trailer park. 649-%14. initials 643-7024. Iiake Street, Bolton. Route 85, Bolton. 528-1990. IO10-22-3T521 I V ) G o o i (^Adverse Neutral 30-41-42-7 V j^44-75-85-CS 74-77-83-89^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., August 24, 1974 OBITUARIES Duo-Set Closes; EIzcar Lavoie Mrs. Stanley (jeidel 60 Jobs Affected Elzear Lavoie, 68, of 19 Mrs. Natalie B. Geidel, 50, of Somerset St. died Friday at 30 Avondale Rd. died Friday at Charies LcMoyne Hospital, Manchester Memorial VERNON was the reason for the closing, officials said. Greenfield Park, Que., Can. He Hospital. She was the wife of Some 60 people are out of jobs was the husband of Mrs. Stanley J. Geidel. today, because Duo-Set Gerald Freed, general Julienne Sortin Lavoie. Born in Newington, she lived Processing Co., Inc. of manager of Duo-Set, said the Mr. Lavoie was born June 5, in Manchester for 23 years, and Ellington closed its doors company is helping employes to 1906 in Isle Verde, Que., Can., before that lived in Hartford Friday. secure employment with other son of the late Elzear and most of her life. She was a com­ Employes were told fabric firms in the area. A Emilia Levesque Lavoie, and municant of St. Bridget Church. Thursday that Friday would be Pioneer officials said there are came from Canada to Other survivors are three the last day, a company some openings at its Hale Rd. Manchester 16 years ago. He sons, Stanley M. Geidel, Gary spokesman said. plant; it has been advertising for general plant help. was a communicant of St. J. Geidel and Donald S. Geidel, A ^ Duo-Set is a commission dye James Church. all at home; two brothers, and finishing company and is Duo-Set once was located on Before his retirement in 1969, Joseph Solosky of Newington associated with Pioneer E. Main St. in Rockville and moved into a new plant on he was employed as a baker at and Edward Solosky of i.^ ' t Systems Inc. of Manchester, a the First National Bakery in Wethersfield; and ten sisters, holding company. Village St. in Ellington about 15 East Hartford. Mrs. Emily Sanderson of South Economic conditions within years ago. It was formerly He is also survived by six Hadley, Mass., Mrs. Helen the textile and fabric industry owned by Theodore Sheitlin. sons, Reginald Lavoie of Barrett of Wethersfield, Mrs. Manchester, Norman Lavoie of Mary Langille, Mrs. Jeanette Windsor Locks, Jean Lavoie of Koczera, Mrs. Caroline Regina, Newington, Hermas Lavoie of Mrs. Doris Bell and Mrs. ry Hartford, Burtin Lavoie of East Phyllis Lewonezyk, all of Cow on the Loose Hartford and Robert Lavoie of Newington, Mrs. Irene Soltys of Seymour; three daughters, Hartford, Mrs. Patty BOLTON Mrs. Pauline Genesse of Tomarzewski of Bolton, and DONNA HOLLAND Manchester, Mrs. Pierrette Lorraine Solosky of Cromwell. Correspondent Rossignol of Colchester and The funeral is Monday at 9:15 646-0375 Mrs. Colette Roy of Windsor; a a.m. from the Holmes Funeral brother, Eugene Lavoie of Home, 400 Main St., with a Do not be surprised if you drive down West St. some evening South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Mass at 10 at St. Bridget and think you see a cow. You probably do. Member of Marie Louise Beaulieu of Church. Burial is in St. Bridget Another Successful Peach Festival Nearly two months ago a cow owned by a French Rd. resident Canada; 16 grandchildren, and Cemetery. got loose and the resident was unable to catch it. several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Long lines like this one were common on Main St. near Unfortunately, the resident did not have much time to try to the cream for the patient customers to the left; the girls on The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 funeral home Sunday from 2 to catch the cow as he was in the process of moving out-of-town. William St. Friday night during the 17th annual Peach the right were sampling the product. Entertainment was a.m. from Holmes Funeral 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Festival sponsored by the Manchester, Eighth District, The cow eveidently did not care for the move. Home, 400 Main St., with a provided by the Stewart Highlanders Pipe Band of the Williuni H. Durn Sr. Fire Department. Figures were unavailable today, but fire The cow generally remains in the Herrick Memorial Park, Mass at St. James Church at 9. British-American Club. About 90 prizes, donated by area Hebron and Loomis Rd. area. VERNON — William H. Durn department officials were hopeful of at least equalling the Burial will be in St. James merchants, were given away. “Dessert” music was fur­ “Slippery,” which seems an appropriate nickname for the How are Sr., 52, of 45 Russell Dr. died Cemetery. lOTS results when some 4,000 people were served. Below, nished on the organ by Art Bjork. (Herald photos by Dunn) animal, is rarely spotted during the day. Friends may call at the Friday at home. He was the Mrs. Jean Palmer, wife of fireman Brad Palmer, whips She is, however, not hungry. She feeds at night on cabbage and funeral home Monday from 2 to husband of Mrs. Florence Chre­ cauliflower. Just ask some of the residents in the area. tien Durn. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. She is also not thirsty as one resident reported that he often has Born in Hartford, he lived in Don R. Dodge to refill a birdbath located in his backyard. Vernon for the past 19 years. The cow, which by now probably thinks she is a deer, feeds at Don R. Dodge, 82, of 333 During World War II he served night and sleeps during the day. Bidwell St. died Friday in a in Europe with the Air Force. So far attempts by many different people to catch it have local convalescent home. He He was a life member of the #■ proved futile. was the husband of Mrs. Edith East Hartford VFW, and a Studley Dodge member of the East Hartford Born in Montpelier, Vt., he VFW Cooties. He was a was a retired printer and lived member of the East Hartford Jimmy Fund Event Postponed in South Weymouth, Mass., for ‘A VFW District 3 color guard. Any independent voter in­ 52 years before moving to He was also a member of the BOLTON terested in helping with Mrs. Manchester a year ago. Manchester American Legion. DONNA HOLLAND Grasso’s campaign is asked to Other survivors are a Before his retirement three Correspondent contact Atty. Katherine daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ralph of i! ' years ago he had been 643-0375 Hutchinson, 875-2551. Manehester; three brothers, employed as a machine setup The Bolton Ice Palace plans Oppose Nomination Robert Dodge of Lancaster, man at the Hartford Faience to donate all proceeds from Mass., Harold Dodge of South Co. in Hartford for 25 years. The Bolton Democratic Town public skating and hockey Sun­ Committee passed a resolution Lancaster, Mass., and Ernest Other survivors are a son, day to the Jimmy Fund have Dodge of Springfield, Vt.; a William H. Durn Jr. at home; a that it was opposed to the been postponed, said Peter nomination of Gov. Thomas sister, Mrs. Isabelle Cutting of daughter, Sandra Margaret Downey, manager. Springfield, Mass.; seven Durn of East Hartford, and a \ Meskill to a federal judgeship. The hockey game between Letters have been sent to con­ grandchildren and five great brother, Alfred Lemire of the Bolton Ice Palace All-Stars grandchildren. Tolland. gressional representatives m- and the Burrville (R.I.) Hockey dicating the opposition. Funeral services are Monday ’The funeral is Monday at 11 Club will be rescheduled at a at 11 a.m. at the First Baptist a.m. at the Holmes Funeral later date. The Rhode Island Church, North Abington, Mass. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will team was unable to play Sun­ Burial will be in Center be in Grove Hill Cemetery, day. OPEN Cemetery, Hanover, Mass. Rockville section of Vernon. Grasbo Group ALL DAY There are no calling hours. Friends may call at the \. Independent voters are SUNDAY The Holmes Funeral Home, funeral home Sunday from 2 to presently organizing a com­ In a pony t 400 Main St., is in charge of 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. mittee in support of Ella ARTHUR DRUG pulled back wit local arrangements. Grasso for governor. bow. Friends wishing to do so may make memorial contributions to the First Baptist Church in North Abington, Mass. Mrs. Alma LuBoniie Mrs. Alma Carrier La Bonne, T h r e < 74, of 454 Parker St. died Friday f In Memoriain at a local convalescent home POLICE REPORT Many little after a long illness. She was the back with b: In loving memory of Mrs. Annie pony tail. U Lucas, who passed away August 2S, 1962. widow of George T. LaBonne Sr. MANCHESTER motorcycles today at 1:15 a.m. police he found his apartment bath. Gone but not forgotten. She was born March 15, 1900, Richard M. Fazzina, 21, of 159 near the Gaslight restaurant on broken into when he got home .'►wr*’ Daughter and Grandchildren in Waterbury, the daughter of Birch St. picked up a rifle from Oak St. and charged with Friday night. Missing was $72 'Ay' Joseph and Georgianna Canton the floor of a blue and white, operating a motor vehicle while in cash and several pieces of Carrier. She was a housewife 1965 VW van at 5:34 p.m. Friday their licenses are suspended. jewelry. Review Asked most of her life. and aimed it at Patrolman Both posted bonds of $250 non­ Entry in both cases was by She was a communicant of St. Gary H. Benson, police said surety for court Sept. 9 slitting a screen from a O f O ’M arra Patrick’s Church in Waterbury. today. bedroom window and then lif­ She was also a member of St. Benson was in a cruiser by Recent breaks reported in­ ting up the inner window. Appointment Patrick's Guild. the van as they were both on clude: • A third mail tampering Survivors are a son, George Center St. waiting for the Uglit • Cheryl A. Schaffer of 118 case on Main St. was reported HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. T.LaBonne Jr. of Manchester; a at Main St. Benson said Fazzina' Porter St. told police she woke this week by Bernard Wilber G. Smith, D-Hartford, daughter, Mrs. Louis Hanlon of put the rifle back down. He up hearing a noise in her house Menschell, manager of the Out­ has asked Gov. Thomas J. : v . Manchester; two brothers, followed the van which was Friday at 3 a.m. She saw a man door Theatre Corp. at 875 Main Meskill to review and recon­ Wilfred Carrier and Leo driven by Louis P. McLane, 20, standing in the doorway to her St. Over 40 pieces of mail were sider the appointment of a con­ Carrier of Waterbury; four of 12 Trotter St. bedroom. She screamed and he delivered to the office’s mail victed forger as a referee in the t sisters, Mrs. Raymond Booth of McLanc drove north on Main fled downstairs and out the box and 14 pieces were found new state Employment Securi­ Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Mrs. St. When other cruisers were front door. opened in a lavatory in the ty Division. /I George FitzGerald and Mrs. approaching, Benson stopped Entry to the house was made building. Smith called “ crassly J.U Joseph Casey, both of Great the van at Haynes St. Thd two by sliding up the screen on a U.S. postal inspectors are political” the appointment of Barrington, Mass., and Mrs. young men were ordered u-om first floor window. Nothing in­ handling the cases. Thomas O’Marra of Parted in the m John Vastola of Phoenix, Ariz.; the van at gunpoint. \ side was taken. Her car in the • A tank of gas was stolen Manchester, a Republican with barrettes eight grandchildren and several Neither man resisted arrest, driveway was also entered but sometime Thursday night from found guilty in March of forging barrette styles nieces and nephews. police said. Take from the van nothing was missing. the car of Edith Knox of 198 E. the name of another state of­ The funeral is Tuesday at 8 were two rifles, a total of 14 • Ronald Grenier of 1214A W. Center St. where it was parked ficial on a state lease. a.m. from the John G. O’Neill rounds of ammunition, and a Middle Tpke. in the Beacon Hill overnight in her driveway. Head of the leasing division of Funeral Home, 742 Main St., machete, police said. apartment complex told police the Department of Public Oakville, with a Mass at 9 at St. Police charged McLane with he heard someone in his apart­ Jimmy Faransworth, 5, of 11 Works, O’Marra had pleaded no y/ff Patrick’s Church. Burial will be carrying weapons in a motor ment Friday at 2:51 p.m. He Vine St. was found crying on contest to the charge. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Water- vehicle and Fazzina with found a youth about 5 feet 5,140 Charter Oak St. by David and Smith said O’Marra lacks town. threatening. Both posted $500 pounds, with black curly hair, Jerry Appleby of 96 Charter i qualifications for the new auii Friends may call at the surety bonds for appearance in dark complexion, wearing a Oak St. He said he was lost. ?14,677-a-year job. Circuit Court 12 on Sept. 9. dark sport jacket, white shirt, funeral home Monday from 2 to The Appleby children called t I “This is not a training 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and blue jeans. TTie youth ran police. Policewoman Patricia position,” Smith said Friday. Those wishing to do so may Bruce A. Burke, 22, of 126F out the kitchen door. Graves and Patrolman Gary ” It is a position of considerable make memorial contributions Rachel Rd. and Joseph Nothing was missing. Waterhouse drove Jimmy about TA responsibility. To turn it over to r to the Muscular Dystrophy Kaminsky, 18, of 134G Rachel But Michael McDermott of the neighborhood for over an a person who abused his u Fund. Rd. were both arrested on 1170A W. • Middle Tpke. told hour before coming to his previous responsibilities in in home. state service is to reward Jimmy’s mother, Mrs. Elaine wrongdoing.” Faransworth, told police they TODAY’S THOUGHT had just moved here and this is w hy Jimmy could not remember his address. W hen there’s so m uch to saj^ Praise The Lord There is no power in our words of praise ELLINGTON Stop and Shop For Everything! as such. There is no power in our attitude Allen L. Chase, 26, of 8 Davis Peas Recalled Praise the Lord for everything? But of thankfulness and joy. All the power in Ave., Rockville was arrested say it for less on weekends. that’s no easy thing to do. How can we the situation comes from God. When we today at 2:45 a.m. and charged BOSTON (UPI) - The possibly thank God for losses that sincerely accept and thank God for a situa­ with third-degree criminal mis­ federal Food and Drug Ad­ seemingly have no meaning? F'or pain and tion (even when we do not feel thankful), chief after an incident in It's only about hfli/of the day rate. believing that He has brought it about! ministration Friday announced suffering that really hurt? Ellington involving a smashed For example: it's only 7 0 ( 1 to call the first 3 minutes that Stop and Shop Super­ In our own strength, we can not do it. there is released into that situation a c a r windshield. He was markets have voluntarily God has to do the changing. He wants us to supernatural, devine force that brings released on his written promise without operator assistance from Connecticut to recalled a number of lots of commit ourselves to Him and trust that about changes beyond what can be to appear in court Oct. 1. San Francisco. It's $ 1.45 for the same call on weekdays. peas that could be con­ He will transform us. The Christian life is explained as an unfolding of natural taminated because of insuf­ a continuous journey in faith — and our events. This is the kind of change that can So why not save up what you might want to (or have to) ficient processing. faith must be built on God’s fact not our not be brought about simply by a new at­ say for the weekend. You get more for less every Spokesmen said Stop and feeling. titude or a determined effort of selfwill. CORRECTION Shop brand tendersweet peas, We are constantly defeated by the cir­ This is God’s power at work in human The Herald incorrectly weekend by phone. small, medium and large size in cumstances around us because we aren’t lives. printed in the police news sec­ 16 oz.cans were being recalled. ready to accept that the battle is God’s not The paths of God are the paths of praise! tion of the Friday issue that a The lots were coded KPTS4- ours. We are afraid to let go and trust Submitted by girl, Catherine Betters, lived at 4187, KPTS4-4188, KPTS4-4189, ourselves to God’s power. We say, ”I don’t Margaret M. Webb 66 Strickland St. She is a Weekend long distance: it^ less. KPTS2-4187, KPTS2-4188, understand: therefore I don’t dare South United Manchester girl but police did KPTS2-4189. believe,” Methodist Church not have her address available. V reason for the closing, said. d F re ed , g en eral of Duo-Set, said the is helping employes to mployment with other irms in the area. A officials said there are enings at its Hale Rd. has been advertising ral plant help, t once was located on St. in Rockville and nto a new plant on t. in Ellington about 15 JO. It was formerly f Theodore Sheitlin. ose E -for v(oun0 readers

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t night on cabbage and its in the area, lorted that he often has Mirror, Mirror on the Waii rd. she is a deer, feeds at There^s something more !ople to catch it have important in deciding how you^ll look this fall than any Postponed new back-to-school outfit. odependent voter in- That’s good grooming, or in helping with Mrs. keeping yourself and your campaign is asked to Atty. Katherine clothes neat and clean. on, 875-2551. ose Nomination Long, stringy hair that falls Iton Democratic Town in your face will ruin the look ee passed a resolution was opposed to the of a new shirt and pants set. on of Gov. Thomas 0 a federal judgeship. A well-fitting “hand-me- 1 have been sent to con- il representatives in- down” dress that has been the opposition. worn several seasons still looks good if the wearer is OPEN well-groomed and stands up A LL DAY SUNDAY straight and tall. In a pony tail. miURDRUG pulled back with a bow . Brush up on good grooming!

Three Ways You Can Fix Long Hair Many little girls like to w ear long hair. It’s no longer “in” to let it fly without pinning it n back with barrettes or bows. Be sure to use covered bands when you pull it back into a pony tail. Uncovered bands will break your'hair. W ear a shower cap when taking a b a th . i i l r l ■ m i A >■ Floss and brush your teeth after each meal and before bedtime. Then smile a lot. P'\ ui/

Ui nil, \0 Take a bath or shower every day. Wear clean underwear. You can Parted in the middle and pinned back wash out your own w ith barrettes. You’ll see lots of new things at night. barrette styles. Two pony tails tied up in bows. Take good care of Get from 8 to 10 hours your clothes. Hang of sleep each night. them up. Check and 'V V E a t th e Keep your nails trim­ see if they need but­ proper foods. med and use a finger­ tons or mending. nail brush to clean Put dirty clothes in under them. , the hamper.

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Hoods and the western look are the latest style in BERKEL back-to-school fasions for the first grader on up! .13 Eight perse ' # missing an •30 destroyed a establishme Fashion News All of the 31 Washington four-story h Eastern Pi OEBNAM burned b recovered probed the What Would You Do? bodies of fi For girls, the big news is Authorities /' HOODS! Hoods on dresses, shirts the hotel whe and sweatshirts. Pants are as caped and the dead. Five of good as ever. Dresses are very casual. U-necked, Your dad says to bathe in th short-sleeved tee-shirt dresses are IN, too. he can’t stand the remainde another day of Girls’ socks this year will be multi-colored seeing you with stripes, blocks and checks. The knee-hi sock will long hair and be worn for dressy and casual dress. In shoes, the baggy jeans. F heavy bottom style will replace the huge plat­ But that’s what form. everybody, but For boys, the WESTERN look is news. You’ll be everybody, is seeing denim jacket and jean sets. N. F. L. wearing. What clothes, such as parkas, warm-up jackets and do you do? ponchos, are still favorites. Talk it over with your Both boys and girls will be wearing tennis parents, your shoes or canvas athletic type shoes. As cold teacher and weather comes, everyone will become more in­ your friends. S terested in all types of BOOTS! The two-toned- saddle oxford should be a favorite with girls again this year. OEBNAM