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Charles Lathrop Dead, Mrs. A lfr^ P. Knie Mrs. Beatrice V. Owens VFW Convention Mrs. Gertrude Bother Knie, VERNON— Afrs. Beatrice B. Led Bolton Democrats 67, of East Hartford, wife of Owens, 63, of 4 Green Rd “ President Nixon was Of Manchester Alfred P. Knie, and sister of RockviUe, died in a Veniofl nur­ expect^ this afternoon to issue a caii for stability and end Vernon MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1973- VOL. XQl, No. 273 Manehetter-A City of ViUage Charm Arthur E. Rotber and Mrs. BOLTON - Charles W. sing home Sunday. She was the in ^utheast Asia in a speech seen as an effort to FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE: npTEEN CENTS Manchester, and five Margaret Polozie, both of Ver­ “The Formal Lathrop Sr., of 27 Keeney Dr., widow of William R. Owens. grandchildren. non, died Saturday in an l ^ t start moving his administration out of what he has caUed died Sunday in Manchester Funeral services will be Bora in Roaring Branch, Pa., the mire of Watergate. Hartford convalescent home. Wear K ing" Memorial Hospital. Tuesday at 11 h.m. in St. she had lived in Vernon for the She was bom in Germany and Nixon flew to New Orleans to VFW, award of his oW n for for the Bom in Danbury, he lived George’s Episcopal Church, past two years, coming from Auto, Steel lived most of her life in East Elmira, N.Y. , address the 74th annual conven­ foreign policy achievements. Largest here for the past 20 years, Bolton. Burial will be in East tion Of the Veterans of Foreign Hartford. Survivors are a daughter, Traveling aboard the Spirit of previously living in Cemetery, Manchester. Wars. The occasion will be his Selection Mrs. Lawrence Silver of ’76 from Florida with the Presi­ Manchester. Friends may call at the first public appearance In six dent and Mrs. Nixon were Price Hike Consumer Cost Rise Slowed He owned and operated the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Other survivors are a son and Rockville: a brother, Raymond weeks. a sister. Private funeral ser­ Butler of Elmira; three Nixon’s new chief of staff, Charles W. Lathrop Insurance Main St., Manchester toni^t It also is the chief executive’s Alexander M. Haig Jr. and Agency of Manchester for 40 from 7 to 9. Memorial con­ vices will be held ’Tuesday in grandchildren and five great­ first speech since last FORMAL grandchildren. Press Secretary Ronald L. years before retiring in 1971 due tributions may be made to St. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Wednesday’s televlsibn address Ziegler. ‘ :s Set Food Prices Increase Most to ill health. He was a president George’s Book of Remem­ Main St., Manchester. Burial Funeral services will be held on Watergate, in whidi be said will be in Hillside-Cemetery, Wednesday at 11 a.m. in James The President had been of the Manchester Board of brance. it was time “to get on with the WEAR WASHINGTON (AP) - The The.July increase of two East Hartford. There will be no D. B arrett Funeral Home, working on his VFW speech of the freeze, the index is Realtors about 20 years ago. urgent business ^ our nation.’’ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Cost of Living Council has government reported today that tenths of one per cent in the calling hours. Elmira, N.Y. Burial will be in since he came to Florida consumer prices increased two expected to rise again starting He was a member of St. White House aides said the Friday. challenged the nation’s auto manufacturers and steel com­ consumer price index com­ in September. George’s Episcopal Church, Mrs. Mario F. DeBella Mapie Grove Cemetery, President would make a plea FOR tenths of one per cent in July, panies to justify at public hearings proposed price in­ pared with an average monthly The July index stood at 132.7 Bolton, and was one of the Horseheads, N.Y. White- for cimtinuing America’s strong tee lowest monthly increase in Mrs. Mario Ferriroli DeBella Memorial contributions may creases they announced last week. increase of six tenths of one per of the 1967 base figure of 100,5.7 founders and organizers of the of Hartford, 73, wife of Michael Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 defense posting in the world eight months. be made to an organization of Boat Owners Council sources say tee ac­ cent during the fiAt six months per cent above a year ago. church. He also served as vice J. DeBella, d i^ Sunday at her Elm St., Rockville, is ntaking and for stability and peace in RENT President Nixon’s 60-day of the year. the donor’s choice. locai arrangements. tion is designed in part to show price freeze, announced on June The Labor Department also chairman of St. George’s Mis­ home. She was the mother of Southeast Asia when he ai^)ears Taking Fight “We are particularly in­ It was the smallest increase reported today that real weekly tee public that the administra- 13, apparently was responsible sion Council in the years before Michael J. DeBella of m T J-» ^ , Deforebefore the VFTVVFW t audience of Eaet of ttie River... terested/tin examining the since a similar two tenths of" earnings increased eight tenths the church was founded. Into Court Uon plans strict enforcement of for the small increase. The in­ Manchester and Mrs. Anna We also stock All tee latest styles and colors in potential impact tee prenotified one per cent consumer price of one per cent from June to He had served on Town IS. Morgan Strong Dies, stock . . . nothing to send away for. its. new Phase 4 anti-inflation crease in tee previous month Thomches of Vernon. made a speech NEW BEDF^ORD, Mass. price increases in tee auto and rise in December of last year, July and real spendable ear­ Building Committee from 1959 Ruffled Shirts in program. W3S seven tenths of one per She was born in Mavllia, in public since he wait to Kan­ (AP) — Boat owners are going We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, steel industries could have on while the Phase 2 controls were nings increased seven tenths of to 1973 and also served as chair­ the latest colors. Hearings will be held in cent. Switzerland, and lived in Hart­ Ex-Vernon Legislator sas City for tee swearing in of to tee courts and the National Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, tee total economy,” said John in effect. one per cent. man of the Democratic Town FBI thief Clarence M. Kelley 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 38-42 Washington Aug. 28 on the auto T. Dunlop, director of tee coun­ The Labor Department said ford 55 years. She was a VERNON - N. Morgan Labor Relations Board in their The low rate of inflation in However, for the year, real 2 price increases and Aug. 30 and Committee and had received a member of the Italian He was bom Sept. 17, 1889, on his way home from Califor­ Extra Short. cil. ■ there were increases during Strong, 83, of 740 Hartford the son of Norman H. and Ella fight against members of their 31 on tee steel price hSies. July in prices of food, rent and July, coming after the big in­ spendable earnings declined citation from the state American War Veterans Ladies nia July 9. In, another Phase 4 develop­ two tenths of one per cent, T^ke., a former Republican Dart Strong. two associations signing in­ The nation’s major steel com­ household services, while creases of the previous six Democratic headquarters when Auxiliary; Monico, Carlina and Once again, tee President is Whatever the OQcaalon — See ment, the council Monday largely because of increased state representative, died He and his wife, Mrs. Gwen- dividual contracts with striking panies, including U.S. Steel, prices of clothing declined. months, seemed primarily due the town went Democratic for Strana Post, VFW, of Hartford; making a brief stopover visit. granted an exception to Cross Social Security taxes, although Saturday night in an area con- doyn Randall Strong, would fishermen here. have advised tee government of to tee government’s sudden the first time in 1969. and the S.P.A. of Hartford. ’This time, he is on his way to Brothers of Philadelphia, a The price of food was five real weekly earnings rose, the . alescent home. have their ffind wedding an- A spokesman for tee 800- their intentions to increase tenths of one per cent above freeze on prices in mid-June. Mr. Lathrop was instrumen­ Other survivors are 2 sons, 3 tee Western White House for a major meatpacker, to add to Labor Department said. Mr. Strong, who represented n iv e rs ^ in September. member New Bedford icBAL MEurg snap prices on some steel products June, well below the average However, the price freeze has tal in the formation of the Elks daughters, 3 brothers, 2 sisters, California stay teat is e x p e ^ prices its increas^ costs of It said that before adjustment the 49th DisMct (Vernon) from Fishereman’s Union said the T H f COMfLm M IN S iTORf by as much as 5 per cent. been lifted on most products Lodge in Manchester and had 13 grandchildren and 2 great- Survivors besides his wife are to last through Labor Day. buying beef. monthly increase of 1.6 per cent for inflation and seasonal 1939 to 1941, retired as super­ union had signed contracts with 901-907 Main St. Trl-CIty Plaza The four big auto manufac­ and administration economists served as the lodge’s second grand-children. a son, Norman R. Strong of He is making it an occasion, ha a result, tee company, during the previous six months. Changes, average weekly ear­ visor of institutional farms for owners of 19 boats. ’The boat MANCHESTER VERNON turers have announced in­ say that although the August exalted ruler. Funeral services will be held Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. though, for dii^laying tee top which suspended operations Nonfood commodities in­ nings were $146.65 in July, com­ the state Department of Herbert R. Niedeiweifer of owner associations called tee Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON. + Friday creases on 1974 models, led by creased in price one tenth of consumer price index may also He also was a member and Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from aides of his Watergate- move “unethical.’’ earlier this monte, announced it pared with $136.86 a year past noble grand of King David Agriculture in 1961 at the age of Tolland; a sister, Mrs. Edna S. 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 General Motors’ proposed |102 one per cent after seasonal show a small increase because the D’ESopo Funeral Home, 235 72. reorganized White House staff. Octavio Modesto, general would resume operations today. earlier. Lodge, lOOF; and at the time Johnson of Vernon; six Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 average increase per car. The firm employs 390 persons. adjustment in July, compared Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, He was also a selectman in National Security Adviser manager of the New Bedford was the youngest noble grand in with a Mass of the Resurrection grandchildren and seven great­ Henry A. Kissinger came from A council spokesman said he A council spokesman said it with an average monthly in­ Vernon from 1924 to 1928 and a Seafood Producers Association crease of four tenths of one per the state. at 10 at Our Lady of Sorrows grandchildren. Washington to join the could not rule out the possibility was tee 15th exception granted director of the Connecticut Milk Funeral services will be and spokesman also for tee teat tee council would reduce or cent from December through Survivors are his wife, Ruth Church, Hartford. Burial will presidential party in New Boatowners United Inc., said to tee meat industry out of 129 Officials Silent Straughan Lathrop; two sons, Producers Association, now Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Ladd postpone tee increases, which it requests. June. be in. Soldiers Field in Wilson. Yankee Milk Inc. He operated a Orleans and also to receive a bote associations would seek Charles W. Lathrop Jr. of Yar­ Funeral Home, 19 Ellington is empowered to do under Although tee administration But the index for food Friends may call at the farm in Vernon for many years. federal court injunctions to mouth, Maine, and Robert A. Ave., Rockville, with the Rev. Turn Phase 4. has stood firm in continuing its purchased in grocery stores On Assassination funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 A native of Vernon, he block tee in d ^n d en t signings. Lathrop of Vernon; a brother, John A. Lacey, pastor of the Concern over tee impact of price ceilings on beef until Sept. rose seven tenths of one per and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to attended the First Two Bays Open Seafood Producers has filed George H. Lathrop of First Congregational Church of tee increases by tee industrial 12, it has adopted what a cent, which the Labor Depart­ Conspiracy Plot 9 p.m. Congregational Church of Ver­ an unfair labor practice conv- Vernon, officiating. At Tire Store giants on the nation’s economy spokesman described as a more ment said is more than usual non and had been a member of Burial will be in Elmwood plaint with the NLRB and a spare time for July. was reflected in Monday’s an­ flexible policy in granting Vernon Grange for more than spokesman for Boatowners NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Federal and city law enforce­ Cemetery, Vernon Center. Officials of tee Wholesale nouncement of tee hearings. exceptions. Prices of most types of 60 years. He also was a menqber Friends may call at the funeral Tire Co., Broad St., said that at United said it would do tee groceries increased, led by ment officials are saying little publicly about a “possible of Fayette Lodge of Masons of home tonight from 7 to 9. least two bays at tee business same. fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, conspiracy” to assassinate President Nixon during a brief BUSINESS ’The fishermen have been out into Rockville. will be operable today. cereals, bakery products and visit here. on strike since July 11 over a Michad Kelly, co-owner of poultry. One federal source close to Mrs. Sophie R. Holmes contract dispute. Western Fire on forever. I think it’s been bad­ CHECKING Mrs. Sophie Robinson Holmes tee company, said that a tem­ The Labor Department said the investigation of the alleged ly blown out of proportion.” porary roof has been erected The main issue in the five- spare cash some of the price increases plan said Monday it should be of B urlin^n, N.C., formerly of week long contract dispute has Both sources declined the use Manchester, died Sunday at her Dead Doe over tee damaged portion of tte may have taken place before taken seriously even though of their names. ACCOUNTS roof and will allow tee company centered over tee cost of fuel Situation the freeze went into effect, but nothing happened. I home. She was bom Feb. 15, Manchester Police report the for tee boats. Modesto said The alleged assassination 1900, dau^ter of the late John to operate on a semi-normal p Learn Income Tax Preparation were not measured until the “It’s something you shouldn’t conspiracy prompted Nixon to Free checks. Free statements. discovery of a dead doe in a basis. rising fuel costs forced tee boat July survey. pooh-pooh,” he said. "You’ll and LeteUa Robinson. She was field near Tolland Tpke. and owners to demand that the Still Critical cancel a five-block motorcade No Minimum Balance Kelly also said that no es­ from H&R Block Clean Center Park Project Launched Tile increase in consumer just have to watch ' the wife of Mark N. Holmes. Oakland St. down Canal Street on Monday timate of damage to inventory fishermen pay a larger share of Thousands of people with spare time are earning extra prices for the six-month period developments of the next few She was a member of the The deer, which was dis­ tee expense. as he arrived here to speak or tee building has yet l ^ n money as tax preparers In the growing field of income By The Associated Press Richard C. Clark, exwutive vice president, standing, and Dr. Stephen G. Romeo chair­ ending in July was at a days.” Front Street United Methodist covered Sunday afternoon, tax service. And so can you. H A R Block's experienced before the convention of the made. Alexander Jarvis is Two previously contained fires mushroomed out of con­ man of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce’s City Beautiful Committee affix seasonally adjusted annual rate But a source in the New Veterans of Foreign Wars. MMICHESTER STATE BANK -Church in Burlington; a appeared to have either been instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation. En­ of 7.4 per cent, with the price member of the women’s making an appraisal of struc­ College rollment is open to men and women of all ages... trol in forests of northeast Oregon and northern Utah Orleans Police Department Instead, the President run to death or struck by a car, ■if T 0^ park visitors rise slower in the last three auxiliary of Memorial Hospital tural damage, Kelly said. whether em ployed (In any field), retired, housewife or today. to keep the area ejean pf debris and trash. (Herald photo by Pinto) commented, "This is going to motored directly from the air­ 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER police said. student. Choice of days and class times. Certificate months Of tee period than in tee of Almance County; and past It is also not kiwwn at this Vacancies be another one of th w in­ port to the Rivergate Conven­ Open Sat. 9 A.M.-Noon According to police the 140 awarded upon graduation; Job interviews available for I?'*'' Fire-fighting efforts fo^six parehed W ^tern states bad first three months. vestigations which just drags president of the Wayside time how many tires were tion Center!’*’ ’ lbs. doe suffered two broken stolen from tee storage trailer Reported best students. Send for free information and class shifted to Northern California earlier as the fire situation Member FDIC Garden (Hub. legs before death. scheduies today. HURRYI Meanwhile, the Secret Ser­ \m parked to the rear of the in Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Utah had improved. vice filed a warrant against Other survivors are a HARTPORD (AP) - Persons Classes Start Septemoer 12th State game wardens were building. Kelly discovered tires But tee “freezeout” fire in former New Orleans policeman brother, John Robinson of called. still searching for a four-year missing from the trailer during tee ragged Snake River Canyon Edwin M. Gaudet, charging Manchester; a daughter, a son, college to attei^ next month near containment. The largest iTg^rTm mop-up operations of the area of northeast Oregon Democrats Name Slate that he had threatened Nixon’s two sisters, . and five still have a choice of several in Contact the D fM R M U M IIC office nearest you: blaze was tee only not even I Wednesday n i^ t fire. life in comments made in a grandchildren. Connecticut. 356R W. MIDDLE TPKE exploded from 2,800 to 9,000 close to being controlled. It had Kelly had no comment as^to acres when tee fire reached Canal Street drugstore last Funeral services will be ’There are openings for full­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 burned 18,000 acres to 20,000 q whether tee vrfaole tire inven­ trees riddled by moths. Don Started J WH, ScllO O l PoStS week. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Rich About Town time freshmen at tee Universi­ acres of sage brush and mixed ■The City Beautiful Com­ tory of tee store had been Fltaia catsI ums______kts lsfcn&{SrSiisftssftBr>riesriass_ 1.1 bUller, district U.S. Forest Ser­ Secret Service agents said and ’Thompson Funeral Service ty of Hartford, Albertus atSaniiaS •Iws is It as sMIistlsasMlHtlta saSaaS asI iilMmaa «M call. timber in Lassen County. mittee of the Greater Members of the Manchester damaged by tee fire. vice ranger, said tee explosion SOL R. COHEN Mrs. Becker, secretary of the Building Hearing Room they exchanged gunfire Monday in Burlington, N.C. Burial will Magnus, St. Joseph and some i: □latleCtaris □MnactSCasns That fire was whipped on by Manchester Chamber of G FUNERAL HOME Emblem Club will meet at the A story in Friday’s issue of of heated gases trapped in Herald Reporter Conservation Ckimmission and observed a moment of silence, night near Arroyo Hondo, N.M., be in Pine Hill Cemetery, community colleges. strong winds, gusting to 30 Defends Raids Commerce has launched a cam­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ’The Herald incorrectly stated rocky canyon areas sent smoke The Democratic slate of can­ a former social studies teacher in respect to the memory of with a man they believed to be ^ . S Burlinvtnn N C FVinnHa mov noimes r unerai Home, 400 miles an hour. Authorities said President Nteon has launched paign to keep Manchester’s teat officials of tee Capitol Tire University of Hartford of­ 5,000 feet into tee air. didates for Manchester’s Nov. 6 at Manchester High School, fills Mrs. Itey Ponticelli, deceased Gaudet, 29. Established 1874-Three Generations of Servtcel call at tee funeral home tonight ’ at 7, to pay ficials said they had openings A d d m t- it had destroyed two small his campaign to shift national Center Park clean, according to Co. were unavailable for com­ Fire officials said they hoped election consists of 16 in­ the spot being vacated by town committee member, and Authorities said they had no S -3 from 7 to 9 ^*'®**‘ respects to the late for about 100 students, alteou^ house trailers and fire crews attention away from Watergate Dr. Stephen G. Romeo, com­ 142 East Cantar Straat M anchastar — PhorioaCharles wW. T.aiin.nt\Lathrop c..Sr., whose ment. The story should have Cky___ to have 1,000 men there today. cumbents and 2 newcomers — Beldon Schaffer, veteran school to express their sympathy to reason to connect Gaudet with specialized art and music had just barely saved a fire sta­ with a ringing defense of tee mittee chairman. Charles F. Breen wife, Ruth, is a club member. read the Wholesale ’Tire Co. ^ state__ ^___ -apL .Ptiona- Utah officials called in Mon­ Robert Price for the Board of board member. her family. the alleged assassination con­ '•i programs are closed. tion. B52 raids he oi^ered over North Manchester Fire Department Funeral services, were held tana fire retardent planes for Thd program was started as a Directors and Carolyn Becker After tee vote she thanked the Under the first order of spiracy. The Interagency Fire Center Vietnamese troops clustered in 8th. District this morning in Hartford for CLIP AND MAIL TODAY help when a blaze on Wasatch result of expressed concern by for tee Board of Education. committee and pledged to do business, committee treasurer ■g ■ i ■ ■ said it had dispatched 740 men Cambodia in 1969 and 1970. Charles F. Breen, 29, of Ward a ■ ■ National Forest and Bureau of area merchants in tee ever- The Democratic Town Com­ her best in the post, if elected. Paul Phillips announced the to various fires during tee The speech Monday was the Will Hold Their Rd., Ellington. Breen was Land Management lands broke increasing difficulty in attemp­ mittee Monday night endorsed She said in her prior talk to committee is $4,690 in the weekend, bringing to 6,500 the President’s first since he went Strike pronounced dead at tee scene of loose, racing through sagebrush ting to keep the park clean as a tee entire slate recommended the committee, “I have no axe black, “with no bills outstan­ number of trained fire fighters on radio and television 'i ,( 16th. ANNUAL an accident in Ellington stertly OFFER EXTENDED FOR A and threatening farm land. result of the increased usage by to it by its eitecutive board, sit­ to grind. I owe nobody any ding.” » ' after midnight S a tin y . manning tee blazes. About 3,000 Wednesday night to declare favors and nobody owes me Paralyzes Manchester’s youth. ting as a nominating com­ Applause rang out and Cum­ *> 1' More than 5,100 fire filte rs National Guardsmen and “the time has come to turn PEACH FESTIVAL Police said Breen’s car went LIMITED TIME ONLY , manned firelines on five man- mittee, and, with only one any. I stand on my own two mings commented, “Paul, «■ : volunteers were furaiteing sup­ Watergate over to tee courts” out of control on South Rd., caused fires teat had swept Chamber executive Richard exception, the endorsements feet. However, I am a team that’s an encouraging way to Chile Ellington, slid off tee road and port service. while tee rest of tee country I August 24th., 6:30 P.M. OM MUNITV over more than 50,700 acres of G. Clerk talked with various were unanimous. player. Once I do everything get this meeting started. We » rolled over. Interagency spokesman Dick moved ahead with “tee urgent youths and asked their help in possible to get my point across At The Corner of Main and Williams Street timber and brush land in The lone exception was for a are on the eve of an election and SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - He was bora in Hartford and c Klade said weather forecasts business of our nation.” developing a slogan which could and once the Board of Educa­ we are in the best shape of 1973-76 term on the Board of Fire bombs destroyed the local Northern California, officials for tee western half of tee lived most of his life in teat city ' said. be used as an incentive for Education. Mrs. Becker, who tion makes a definitive deci­ many a campaign. The credit headquarters of Diile’s largest Donations $1.00 Children Under 12, 50$ before moving to Ellington. He . United States indicated little Agnew Probe Manchester residents to help had been proposed by the sion, I’ll back that decision, belongs to all members of the labor organization early to^y, Four of the major fires were precipitation was on the way. DOOR PRIZES and ENTERTAINMENT was a guidance counselor in tee BAL’HMORE (AP) - ’The preserve the beauty and pride nominating committee, was op­ knowing I did everything I Democratic community.” hours after the nation was hit Everyone Is Welcome! East Hartford school system. chief judge of tee U.S. District of Center Park. posed Tuesday night by Blanche could to make my position The Democratic slate by a paralyzing nationwide He leaves his wife, Patricia Court of Maryland says Vice Stone. Mrs. Becker won in a known.” follows: strike. 'They felt, “It’s Your Park. King Breen; two sons, Ouirles OLLEBE OF THE President Spiro T. Agnew can’t closed ballot vote by 33 to 27. Price fills the spot being Board of Directors (two-year The antigovernment labor Francis Breen and Michael be subpoenaed to testify before Help Keep It Clean” would be a vacated by Town Director Jon terms) — John Thompson, tension grew while disputes - c Energy Czar Issueg Mrs. Stone’s name was w space is available to your group on a FIRST COU e p i b b t desirable slogan to achieve this Patrick Breen, bote at home; a special grand jury in­ placed in nomination by State Norris. Pascal Prignano, Anthony within the armed forces purposer according to Clark. I I his mother, Mrs. Alice % vestigating alleged politteal Rep. Francis Mahoney, who He ilaid, following his en­ Pietrantonio, John Tani, simmered below the surface. Hawksworth Breen of corruption. dorsement, "I’m elated and Phyllis Jackston and Robert Unidentified persons hurled g; Thursday the week before publication; 643-2711 ” i In cooperation with Ernest J. listed her qualifications. The Wethersfield; two brothers, Blunt Warning “That’s because he has been seconding speech was by Irene grateful to be endorsed to run Price. several fire bombs at an old 2 22 Tureck, superintendent of the William H. Breen of Hartford put on notice by tee Justice LeMay. for Jon Norris’ position. I Board of Education — Paul mansion in Santiago housing the and John L. Breen of Department that he cduld be a Town Park Departemnt, promise to work hard and to be Greenberg and Carolyn Becker district office of the Central A special signs were developed Mrs. ^ k e r and Mrs. Stone Wethersfield; four sisters, Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — White House energy chief John defendant,” Judge Ekiward S. each addressed the committee a credit to the Democratic par­ (three-year terms, 1973-76), Workers Confederation. Sarah Budds of Niantic; Mrs. Northrop said Monday. “He' and are being placed on tee top ty. I urge you all to work for tee Allan Thomas and Albert There were no injuries but COMPLETE DISCOUNT Love has told oil executives some of them have shown rim of tee waste receptacles, for about five minutes and then Mary Alice Szeraicki of Hart­ could a^ ee to appear voluntari­ entire slate and I must alert you Harris (three-year terms, 1974- three families renting “callous disregard” for r ^ la r customers under the pre­ Clark said. answered questions from tee ford; and Jane Ellen Breen and ON IN STOCK ly if he wished, but that would floor. The vote followed. against being over-confident.” 77) and Albert Harris (vacancy apartments in the building were Dorothy Breen, both of sent voluntary program for allocating scarce fuels. be his own personal cheice. He To which Democratic Town to November 1974, created by a left homeless. INSURANCE Weteersfleld. “Gentlemen, you must make can’t be made to come.” Chairman Ted Cummings resignation and filled to Though the confederation is this voluntary allocation plan supply relationships,” he said. Agnew, former governor of replied, “I pledge to you all — November of this year by controlled by Marxists, the San­ F ORCE work,” Love said in a White M ^land, is being investigated Export Controls we’ll conduct this campaign as Harris). tiago district is directed by un­ “ Apparently ... some motel House briefing of industry purch^rs have received far with other political and if we've never won an election. Town Clerk (four-year term) ion leaders belonging to opposi­ SERVICE representatives. business figures—many of teem We have a fine slate, an — Edward Tomkiel. tion parties. Thia now c|>ll«g« oftara you on* of tha moat ad- greater proportional hotel Otherwise, petroleum might allocations of fuels than have his former associates-for Are Not Likely experienced slate, a slate teat Town Treasurer (two-year The fire-bombing occurred vancad caraar aducatlon eurriculunia In tha world be brought under mandatory others.” possible extortion, bribery, con­ can point to fine ac­ term) — Roger Negro. just hours after the Santiago tttfough Iho U.8. Air Fored Sohoola of Appllod controls that might never be Love said, “I may contact spiracy and tax fraud. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A top farm official in the complishments. Now, we have Board of Selectmen (two- faction of the confederation training Aoroapaco Odanca. Thia naw program offara you: New 73 Buick fully removed, said Love, direc­ I Nixon administration said today that further controls on to get out and tell tee electorate year terms) — Chester joined thousands of others in some of you individually in tee Mon-Womon tor of the White House Energy near future to ask about a par­ Hurriane Brenda U.S. exports of soybeans and other crops are not likely. all about it.” Bycholski and Irene Pisch. the strike at midnight Monday. The committee gave a stan­ Real couples Policy Office. ticular situation.” MEXICO CITY (AP) - Assistant Secretary of Constables (two-year terms) College Accrediteil LeSABRES - CENTURIONS • ELECTRAS - MVERIAS ding ovation to Schaffer and The industry was briefed on Fuel distribution must be ap­ Hurricane Brenda drifted just Agriculture Carroll G. — William Desmond, Clarence WMITCD can to safeguard your markets Norris for their services to the Estate Agtiwbanlar administration fuel-allocation proved, particularly in New off tee southeastern coast of Brunteaver said teat, -if such Foley, Joseph Macri and Paul S U N N Y , I during this high-water period,” town. Phillips. No txiMrlMiM Mcm ary Technical Training For a limited time only we will give a 22% DIecount on the beat retail policies last ’Thursday, and tee England, tee upper Midwest, Mexico early today after rever­ controls are ordered, the White House made the Brunthaver said. “First and Last night’s turnout was in The Republican Town Com­ Qualify quIcMy for wall paid avar In- price of any of the above listed 73 Buick models. C!olorado and Missouri, he said. sing course. The U.S. Coast United States would “pay a foremost, we are not going to direct contrast to the com­ mittee will meet Wednesday craaalng opportunitlaa In motalt, transcript available Monday. Love was joined by Interior Guard reported a distress very high price” through loss of W ITH PAY Since last winter’s shortage impose export controls short of mittee’s last meeting, when it night to endorse its slate. 'A». hotalt, reaortt. ale. Study at homa or FOR INFORMATION CAkL 646-7440 Secretary Risers C.B. Morton signal from a ship trying to ride foreign markets. Saturday raaidsnt oltaaat. Kaap your some unforeseen disaster to barely rounded up a quorum, Of its three incumbents on Or Send Us This Coupon , of heating oil and natural gas, and Commerce Secretary out tee storm. The administration imposed proaont lob whllo training. Fra# this year’s growing crops.” and to its two meetings before the Board of Directors, only Vi­ Fair tonight. Low 55 to 60 Hurry! Beat the ,^74 Price Increase tee nation has faced a chronic Frederick B. Dent in telling tee The National Hurricane export controls on 1972^rop natlon-wlda plaeomsnt aarvloa. Brunteaver said the export then, when it couldn't (raise vian Ferguson will be seeking degrees. Wednesday mostly APPROVED BY CONN. STATE U.8. Air Force Career Counaelors threat of fuel shortages. oil suppliers that, unless they Center in Miami said tee storm soybeans and other high-protein ROBERT J. SMITH, in c . curbs of last year’s crop supply quorums. endorsement and re-election. sunny and pleasant. High near BOARD OF EDUCATION 565 Main 8t Save Hundreds of Dollars Now! The voluntary allocation resolve tee fuel distribution w as approaching the f e ^ sources earlier this year in APPROVED FOR VETERANS’ of soybeans—which provides Last night’s standing-room- 80. Manchester, Conn. 06049 program is designed to make problems fairly and voluntari­ southwestern flank of the an effort to curb rising costs to Of its three incumbents on the INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 TRAININO meal and oil until the 1973 crop only crowd numbered 61 com­ Precipitation probabilitv 20 Nam e ______Age sure any shortage is shared ly, public opinion may move Yucatan peninsula. But it American livestock producers. Board of Education, only For Frae Information Write is ready this fall—already have mittee members (out of a Robert Maltempo will remain. per cent tonight. 10 per cent fairly by maintaining previous Congress to impose a man­ added, “Since the motion of Brunteaver’s remarks were A d d ress hurt U.S. interests. potential 71), plus many non­ His term runs to 1975 and he is Wednesday. couimr SCHOOLS distribution patterns. But Love datory allocation program. Hurricane Brenda had become prepared for a meeting of tee 649-5241 “Japan and Western Europe members. not up for re-election. The other High Low ITSTMaSuipL. City State said it has not always worked While tee possibility of man­ slow and erratic, the possibility American Soybean Association. have told us they had un­ The turnout prompted Cum­ two — M. Philip Susag and Anchorage 63 65 that way. datory allocations was at­ exists that the center may He said agriculture is "riding 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Phone derstood teat they would be Robert Spillane — have an­ Boston 74 62 '”rhere have been a numba- tributed to Congress, the White hesitate near tee coast during the crest of the wave” at tee mings to remark, “It's a real (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) S&S BUICK free to bid on an equal basis Chicago 80 67 Please tend me Infdrmatlon on CCAF at no obligation. of instances of apparently House itself had pn^xned a compliment to tee candidates nounced they won't seek re- mi. the day rather tepn proceeding present time. with us and tee rest of tee world Denver 94 63 88 ADAMS 8T., MANCHESTER TEL 648-4871 callous disregard for mandatory program last May 9 you are about to endorse.” election. as have Town Direc­ inland.” “I assure you that we are in periods of tight supplies,” San Francisco 63 . traditional and long-standing “for comment only.” doing everything we possibly Trior to the meeting, the per­ tors Jamej Farr and Charles 52 „ Brunthaver said. sons packing the Municipal McKenzie. 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PAGE TWO r-MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). Nbnchester, Conn., Tue«.. Aug. M. M7^ 8th [district M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H E R A L D . Manchester. Conn., Tues., Aug. 21, 1973 — PAGE THRRR Public Records TV TonlgM ^ Sheinwold on Bridge Beef Aplenty 9 a Setunkfa HanU toe GIVE A LITTLE Manchester Hospital Notes South dealer At 4-H Fair Warranty Deeda Convfata TV UMInga . TO GET A LOT ^ D i s c u s s e d Discharged Monday: Mary North-South vulnerable V Goyette and daughter, 69C Green Manor Construction By Alfred Sheinwold Stamler, 534 Keeney St.; Downey Dr. NORTH There wad millions of dollars Co. Inc. to Victor and Alice J. If may seem a good idea to On Abandoning Plant worth of beef on the hoof at the Edward Hayes, 64 Brian Rd., Also: Maria P. Clavijo and Turek, unit in Northfield Green AAI 093 ^ South Windsor; Esther N -8 K )0 - make the opponents fight for 0? A 93 Tolland County 4-H Fair held daughter. East Hartford; Condominium, conveyance-tax Arendt, 38 William St.; Doris L. (3-8-22) NEWS every trick, but there are times OKI 5 this past weekend but it’s Markus A. Majcen, Stafford IK.75. Hie Eighth District Board of new sewer system is not known (18) I S P Y when you should give them a e 1074 doubtful whether the 4-H’ers DeCarli, 565 Vernon St.; Springs; Susan J. McHugh, Green Manor Estates Inc. to Directors met Monday night at this time due to the flexibili­ Patrick C. McCarthy, 84 Deer­ (20) OTHER WORLDS trick on the proverbial silver WEST EAST look at their pets in this light East Hartford. J.A. McCarthy Inc., nine with Mayor John Humipson, ac­ ty of toe price, Giles told toe field Dr.; NataUe M. Ladue, platter. Just keep the platter ♦ 62 4 74 .. Steven Yurgel of toe ijigin- parcels on Grissom Rd., con­ (24) SESAME STREET ting Town Manager John board, when asked why it had East Hartford; James P (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH handy for the oiqionenta to use C? Q 876 K I02 buhl Farm, Tolland, with his veyance tax 1127.60. Harkins and Director of Public not received a final assessment Kleiner, 119 S. Nipsic Lake Rd., (40) DANIEL BOONE when they give a trick right 0963 OQ10 82 dairy cow “ Ingrid,” won the Louis and Janet S. Finger to back to you. Works Jay Giles to discuss the of toe cost of toe project. Ellington; Irene S. Cote, 20 ♦ A 852 4k Q 963 financing of the district’s aban­ grand champion award for James M. and Jeannette I. -6>.30->- South dealer SOUTH ^ > Mayor Thompson told the dairy. Ingrid weighed in at WUliam St.; Winnifre Zwick, TEN» (3) CBS NEWS donment of the Duval St. Roach, property at 115 Bishop North-South vulnerable A K Q J 8J 'r board that he would present toe about 1,600 pounds. East Hartford; Markay M. If you suffer from simple evu.y (8) ABC NEWS sewage pumping station. Dr., conveyance tax f82.15. Opening lead — Six of hearts ^ J 54 split-cost proposal on toe new Randy Kegler of Rockville day nervous tension then you should be taking B.T. fableft for Josephine A. DeQuattro to (20) HAVE QUN - OA 74 \ The question of financing was sewer system to toe town Board West (^)oied the six of hearts, raised by William Hanklnmn, was named champion dairy relief. Henry L. Botticello, property WILL TRAVEL and declarer played low from ' *.K J ^ of Directors and would recom­ showman, the champion Ei^th District president, who Major Brewer Call on the druggist at the drug on Oxford St., conveyance tax (22-30) NBC NEWS the dimmy. East won with the South West North Wnw mend that the proposal be cattle award went to Carol claims that the town owes the store listed below and ask him 19.35. king, ey^ the ace-nine of 14 Pass 34 Pass accepted. Cowan of Storrs, and toe show-' Rationing about B.T. tablets. 4 -7.-00- , district $10,000, as the district Deed (3) UNTAMED WORLD ' hearts in dummy with great dis­ 4 4 A ll Pass a manship award in that class They're safe non-habit forming had been overcharged by the In other action Monday nighty Reproco Inc. to Wallace J. (8) TRUTH OR ' taste and then properly ^ te d Opening lead — ^ 6 went to her brother, Robert Beer Output and with our guarantee, you will town that sum for the construc- lose your every day jitters or Parciak and William A. ~to a low club. the board awarded toe fuel oil Cowan. CONSEQUENCES If West held queoi-ten of * tion of the secondary sewage contract to toe Wyman Oil Co., ST. LOUIS (AP) — Anheuser- receive your money back. Oleksinski, property on South finessed with the jack In toe market lamb class, top (18) DICK VAN DYKE hearts. South’s plot would fail, treatment plant. at a price of 20.9 cents per Busch said it is forced to ration Don't accept a aubatltuta for southeast comer of Center St. (20-22-30) NEWS of clubs, and West toiric the ace. honors went to Kathy Lucas of rellal, buy B .T. tablati today. but he could take the ace of Harkins acknowledged that gallon with toe cost of burner Budweiser, Michelob and Busch and Henderson Rd., conveyance (40) ABC NEWS West returned a low club, and diiunonds and finesse with dum­ Mansfield who also took toe Bavarian beer at the wholesale tax |77. South won with the king. the town was holding toe funds repair set at $32.95 per burner. champion sheep showman my’s jack as a last resource. and said that toe funds will be The contract was signed with level because of unprecedented Quitclaim Deed Declarer drew trumps with Daily Question award. demand. INTRODUCTORY OFFER George F. Bitter to Florence —7 0 ^ \ returned promptly to toe dis­ toe condition toe oil deliveries Worth $1.SO the king and ace and then led As dealer, you holdi trict; There were many small Orion Burkhardt, vice presi­ E;^. Bitter, parcel on Battista (3) rVE GOTA RECRET the ten of chibs from dummy. be made only under toe supervi­ animals on display,\ too. A Buy ono amall alzo B.T. Spades, A-10-9-3) Hearts, A- The entire final cost of toe sion of a custodian. dent in charge of^arketing, • ■. set one Free. Rd., conveyance tax fl.lO. (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT East played the queen, and chinchilla rabbit named 9- 3( Diamonds, K-J-6| Cluba, said Monday that there’s a UGG£rr REXAU Marriage Lieenaes (18) CHALLENGE GOLF CUP South gave up this club trick, 10- 7-2. “ Dusty” and owned by Elileen shortage despite 24-hour Wolfgang Kuensler and Wan­ (20) FILM discarding a low diamond from What do you say? Howe of Vernon took tlto grand production at nine Anheuser- PARKADE PHARMACY da Faye Marsee, both of (22) POLICE SURGEON his hand. Answer: Pass. With 12 points Coventry champion award, Busch plants. 404 W. MIDDLE TPKL Oklahoma City, Okla., Aug. 24. Wingerter Visitor; William 0. Gadd of Wetherafield, illustrious potentate of (24) BOOK BEAT No Safe Return and 4-3-S-3 distribution it is un­ There was a motoer duck and Carl Frederick Gutbrod, Sphinx Temple, left, discusses a Shrine topic with Imperial (30) ANIMAL WORLD East couldn’t return a club, safe to make an opening bid. her ducklings, an incubator Rockville, and Hannelore Potentate Jacob A. Wingerter of West Orange, N.J., (40) DRAGNET since dummy could ruff while with baby chicks, turtles, Welch, Rockville, Aug. 24. South discarded a heart. East Top Shrine Officer center, who is the leader of Shriners in North America; " - 8 4 ) 0 - roosters, hamsters, dogs and couldn’t return a diamond, horses. and Harold E. ’Turkington of Manchester, oriental guide of (3) M A U D E Council Approves HEY, (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES since that would i^de up to dum­ Albert Gray, county, 4-H Jacob A. Wingerter of West Profits are used for the Sphinx Temple and,x:hairman of the two-day visit to Sphinx my’s king-jack. East therefore Stratford, extension agent, said all poultry (20-22-30) MOVIE Co Deep Sea Fish Orange, N.J., the imperial Shrine’s 19 orthopedic hospitals by the Shrine official. (Herald photo by Pinto) had to return the deuce of :onn. being placed in toe exhibit must av, J ilv^coiv o potentate of Sbriners in North and 3 bums institutes. "The Ceremony" (1964) Bassogigas, a 5Vi-inch fish, (24) EVENING AT POPS hearts. \ lASTZWEEKSSL. $47,350 Fire Truck be tested for pulldhun if they is the first fish ever caught America, has been in the . Last Saturday, Sphinx Tem­ South had no doubts about the Evk. S Mate. Tao. Ikra FrI.: I7.4.M. are more than five months old. ple was taking part in the 20th — 8:30— Sat. Mat. S En. 4 Saa. Mat: is, 7.M. nearly five miles below sea Greater Hartford area for two heart position. East had played Evsnlngt at 8:30. Matintss at 2:00 All dairy and other animals (3) HAWAII f Iv E -0 MONICA SHEA Brirro uour pa re Kit's 'to level, where the pressure is days paying an imperial visit to annual Maple Sugar Bowl game the king of hearts at the first ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS­ Standish Rd.; William Hurley, must have the required vac­ featured craft projects made by Steven Yurgel and “ Ingrid,” the cow that won the grand jo n s u m e r (8-40) MOVIE URE Ev|t.i Au(. 25,28,29. Correspondent 800 times greater than on the Sphinx Temple of the iSirine. at Dartmouth College in trick, indicating that he did not Actors Coltmy; Marie Ford, cinations before they may be the various 4-H Clubs phampion dairy award in the Tolland County 4-H Fair surface. ■The Couple Takes e WHe" (1972) Matij Auf. 19,22,23, Sapt. 1. 74^9495 -the. OPEN BOUSE and While here, the top ranking Hanover, N.H., a game that have the queen. (East would Waterfront Park; Louise Ryan; entered in the fair. In judging throughout the county. (Herald photo by Richmond) brings together the senior all­ (18) ADVENTURER ■ THE COUNTRY- WIFE The Town Council last night Shrine officer met for business win the first trick with the 9f Williain Wychcrlir. Ey^iAui. Northeast Shores; Elaine Stet­ toe champiqns, the judges are stars from high schools in Ver­ lo n c e rn approved a bid from Mack Co. There were paintings, hand­ RES-ISTRATion NIG-BT m o v i e I M I M Q B and social meetings with the of­ queen if he had king-queen.) 21,24, Sapt. 1. MatE.1 Au|. 26,30. son, South St.; and Judy Wood, very strict. Even a small spot for $47,350.70 to purchase a ficers and past potentates of mont against New Hampshire. South therefore knew that he ■ M ACBETH Evfs.! Auf. 22,31. Likeview Ter. on toe animal can cause the made pillows and b^n bag FORnmnsAND Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Mats.: AU(. 25, 29, Sept. 2. truck for the Coventry at tine. BEECHWOOD Sphinx Temple, whose jurisdic­ Funds from that game benefit - 9 4 1 0 - could not gain by playing the The council is seeking people owner or trainer to loose points. chairs, clothing items, puppets MANCHESTER VOUNQPEOPIE Barbara B. Ounni Commissioner TICKET INFO. 8 PHONE KES.: (ISO) 972- Volunteer Fire Company. tion is Northern Connecticut. the Shrine Cri{q)l^ Children’s Terry Higgins. Director of Consumer Education (18) 700 CLUB jack from his hand. He played 2T5E. Ceaimcl Picnics: (201) 379-7321. who are interested in serving on The appearance of toe person and such. The exhibit made by Two other bids were the Nifty Nine Club of n u r s e r y s c h o o l , Wingerter was elected im­ Hospitals at Springfield, Mass., (24) INTERNATIONAL low, and West had to play the AMERICAN EXP. 8 MASTER CHARGE toe boat safety commission. showing toe animal is also __miswswf iaitwrw ■ at Stratford 6ox Office Only received. The bid from Ward Mansfield won the trophy for ADULT EVENING SCHOOL ■»H> hr ty mif cssass perial potentate in July during and Montreal, Canada; and the PERFORMANCE queen to force out dummy’s Anyone wishing to work on this taken into consideration. TICKETS ALSO AT: MANCHESTER was $49,589 and toe one from R a c h e l Rd.,MovKhesfet; the Imperial Council Sessions in Boston Shrine Bums Institute. 184,750 For Food For Four supermarket to buy 36 basic — 9:30— ace. This set up South’s jack of commission should contact toe Besides toe animals, there toe outstanding homemaking ■ Ml MU SMItno Atlanta, Ga. Wingerter visited the People! food- items. The comparison — ButtarfMd'a; NEWINQTON — Tho Oren was for $51,639. town clerk. ” booth. It featured tie-dyed s -• - (3) M OVIE hearts. Book Shop at Markat Sq. were horse shows, turtle races, Register by Mail William 0. Gadd of Springfield hospital Monday. This figure, based on the shopper’s bill totaled ^.12, “Ssndcastles” (1972) The Mack truck will be During the audience of frog jumping contests, pony prints in red, white and blue. on Wednesday,Augin-i aa, Wethersfield, Sphinx Temple Before his term as imperial Department of Agriculture’s versus $36.30 for the others, a “ SHEER JOYI ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, delivered in 220 days. citizens, Henry Grabowski of August 23 through September 5 - 1 0 4 ) 0 - bitch and other demonstrations. The agricultural club trophy a t "7 p.wi. potentate, was host for the vbit potentate is over in late June estimates of food consumption difference of $11.88. FUNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEARI” The council also ai^roved toe Woodland Rd. brought it to toe rsiwM niiuimi Hums (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, One building at the fair went to toe Coventry Saddle and the chairman was Harold 1974, he expects to visit most of at various ages, is about what a If you don’t already...use unit purchase of a Gated Front Suc­ council’s attention that accor­ Mot-vHM qvid a*fhtn3Con classrs. E 3 M.O. Soapers for their booth Br^ hures may ba obtained at any bank, town hall, E. Turkington of Manchester, the 173 temples of the Ancient family of four will spend in a pricing. Unit pricing is the com­ tion for toe Mack at $1,313. ding to toe minutes of a town featuring a display titled, Fdv CnfornoaH-ion^CQll oriental guide of Sphinx. Arabic Order, Nobles of the parison shopper’s best friend. (20-22-30) NBC REPORTS PAPER MOON Hie council voted unanimous­ or tho high achooi office. lifetime, at current prices, on (24) NEW HOME FOR meeting Aug. 18,1939 Woodland “ Rate Your Own Fence.” wnicTO Wingerter came to Hartford Mystic Shrine (AAONMS), and food. And with food prices Unit pricing saves you from IIVANO'NIAI. 1 ly to ask toe town attorney to Rd. was approved as a town T H E A R T S from Lincoln, Neb., vrtiere last his wife, Selma, will accom­ skyrocketing, many families computing in your head which TATUM 0‘N lA l prepare an ordinance naming road. Since that time the Saturday he attended the Shrine pany him on most of the trips. may be thinking that they will is the better buy...the 8Vk ounce toe Planning and Zoning Gim- residents have had to pay Child Dies Football Bowl of tl^e She was entertained during the spend a sizable chunk of the |84 can of Brand Z peas, or the 12 mision (PZC) toe agency to ad­ matching funds to have the road , M Mt MMS Ir SSMT Nebradms. Hartford visit by Mrs. Dorothy thousand before the year is out. ounce can of Brand Y peas. The - 1 0 : 3 0 - minister toe Inland Wetlands repaired. Grabowski contends In Fire ^ (*p Salt iwv lev (18) LIVING WORD la emu Me) “ It was the fourth Shrine Gadd, wife of the Sphinx poten­ Next to rising prices, nothing unit price sticker, usually on Act. The regulation will that toe road should be main­ football game I’ve attended in tate. has escalated more than advice the shelf directly under the - 1 1 4 K ) - provided for mandatory tained at town expense. The At New Haven ARTHUR DRUG. n Arthur's M ten days,” he said, the others The Wingerters left today for about how to get the most for product, tells you at a glance (3-8) N EW S referral of all applications en­ council will look into the NEW HAVEN (AP) - Fire w 4 jTts Fpcju htf: -lit DRUG STORES J e S being in Los Angeles, Iowa City Cleveland, Ohio. your food dollars. We have no the price per measure (price (18-22-30-40) NEWS compassing inlands wetlands to matter. investigators were poking and Milwaukee. Wingerter, a professional easy solution to offer, but per pound in the case of peas), (20) HAVE GUN - toe (Tonservation Commission Demoratic Caucus through toe burned interior of 190 rABMIMCTOM AVI., MABTFOaO. CONN. S2T-IH engineer, is a vice president of possibly a review of some of the and gives you constant amount WILL TRAVEL [SHOHCASt CINtMAl t234 for a re^rt. The Democratic Caucus will an apartment building today for 943 MAIM ST., MANCNISTIR, CONN 443.1505 the Walter Kidde & Co., presi­ most effective techniques for price comparison. The unit Police Chief Robert TWO STORE Cmfs ronlgM — 11:30— be held tonight in toe Large the cause of a blaze which killed { 144 BROAD ST., WINDSON. CONN 8S8 53S3 dent and chairman of the board price sticker will also reveal • EXIT 9KF0R8CS8TREET)or EXIT S6tSUfERLAME)onl-S4 Ejellquist was appointed acting Ntll illW P would be helpful. (3) M OVIE f EASTHARTFOnO • a«litTELINF0.86e-W » • , Group Instruction Room at a 3-year-old girl Monday night. 40 MAIM ST., nOCKVICVK, CONN. BT5 9383 mebl «r coMDY n of Jersey Testing Laboratories Food shopping is an art You what most smart shoppers "Broken Lsiice" (iSM)"' ’ ' '* ACHES OF HSEEUatfIEDIW «lMQ*1W Honor MAariatCtWHQE^ . chief Administrator ipr Aug. 24, Captain Nathan Hale School at Firemen said that when they Inc. at Newark, ^th associated have to do your homework. It’s already know...the bigger i^ze (8) M OVIE 25 and 26. Elizabeth Rychling 8. arrived about 6:20 p.m., Bar­ ■\ :( r '-ii 'I', li >: I;i laboratories in Massachusetts better not to go totally un­ is not always the best buy. “Mister Buddwing” (1967) will be toe acting chief ad­ The endorsed candidates for bara Jean Fear was standing SALE! and New York. prepared. The more you know, ' More than a month ago we ministrator from Aug. 27 \ ' V " I ■: ; ’ r : r . > ■. — 11:30— the Council are Dan Manley, outside the Lines street through Sept. 14 while town the more you can save. You can offered two pamphlets to help (20-22-30) JO H N N Y C A R S O N William Schmidt, and in­ building screaming that her Mil ^1''!'^"''' I'liii'H u,)l 'I'li'in maiisger Dennis Moore is on PAMPERS BOUNTY PAPER slice what you pay for many you get the most from your food (40) JACK PAAR TONITE cumbents Richard Breadult, daughter was inside. f , ; W Hr I.i„su I. ' Theater items from 5 per cent to 50 per dollar. ’These pamphlets are vacation. and David Reach. Flames in the three-story CLOROX ) cent for an average over-all still available, free, by writing The hearing for an ordinance Other candidates seeking a building hampered rescue DAYTIME TOWELS f Schedule savings of from 10 per cent to 20 to the address below. Prepared change which would eliminate place on toe slate, but wittout attempts, fire officials said. per cent. Not only is everyone by the U.S. Department of toe ja.S0 fee for toe use of the endorsement of the When they reached the child, GALLONS 30's REG. 45J EACH Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Uve concerned with saving money, Agriculture, the first pamphlet, Lisicke Beach will be held at 7 Democratic Town Committee Keisha Green, she was on toe and Let Die” 2:0(M:3&-7:05-9:30 but there is a reasonable fear of “ Money Saving Meals” give p.m. at the council meeting are: A1 Carilli, Incumbent Rose floor in the comer of a second- ^^1 ^ ^ Ip ^ STARTS WEDI Sept. 5, 1973. Showcase Cinema 2 — food shortages. Wise food tips on planning econoinical Fowler and Claire Connelly. floor apartment, where she and “ Poseidon Adventure” 1:00- buying will help in solving both meals for your family along The survey prepared by Peter The endorsed candidates for her motoer lived. 3:00-5:00-7:25-9:45 problems. with two week’s menus and Halverson on the attitude of toe Boanl of Education are The child was pronounced NOW JUST ' i-Wi: A basic spending guide is to some nutritious, money-saving SD0IBMWE8WnillWliaWII8lgllimif residents toward toe town was Francis Morrone and Anthony dead on arrival at Yale-New ONLY FOR $100 Showcase Cinema 3 — REG. $1.79 ’ . » l! i ’* “ Friends of Eddie Cc^le” 1:30- plan as far ahead as possible recipes. The second, “'The Cost accepted and a copy of toe Felice. Haven Hospital. REG. 59J 3:30-5:30-7:35-9:55 before shopping. Plan a weekly of Meat and Meat Alternates,” ja m report will be sent to the Nominations will be accepted The cause of toe blaze still Showcase Cinema 4 — “Tom menu and stick to it. This way breaks down the cost of meat chairperson of each board and from the flor. was undetermined this mor­ Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- you will buy only what you real­ for 3 ounces of cooked lean comitottee and one placed in Boat Race Resulto ning. But witnesses said they . DR. WEST R . HERBAL ESSENCE ULTRA BAN D I-G EL 9:20 ly need and you can allow for meat and the relative cost of 20 each library. Copies will also be The following were the believed a stove exploded on toe grams of protein. presented to toe press. i TOOTHBRUSH Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, the creative use of money­ NCOO* winners at toe races sponsored ground floor at about toe time SHAMPOO S 01. CAN DNK TABLETS 100'$ T891IT9 Caldor Shopping Plaza — saving leftovers. Making food shopping an art Halverson, a resident of by toe Paddle, Prop and Sail the fire started. (4: MER. l i s t 69J MFR. LIST $1.35 Afltl-066 MFR. LIST $2.10 “Scarecrow” 7:15-9:15 Take advantage of advertised is not only going to help you get F u r y On Coventry, donated his time to dub Sunday im Coventry Lake. The owner of toe building. 4 OZ. AniaaW Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, specials. Spend a little more the most from your food dollar, prepare this study. The Univer­ First, Si^lsh — 1. George Jack Locklear, lived on the first Verno” ^ Caldor Shopping Plaza — “ The time scanning supermarket ads but it may prevent our seeing ¥ I ^ £ £ I S sity of Connecticut donated Zunner; 2. Gordon Sanborn; 3. floor but was not home at the C in e X NOW Emmigrants” 8:00 to find the really good buys. If empty meat shelves, rationing Computer time. Steve 'niomton. time. The third floor was va? lu.u.u— M—■ SiigpuM* Thrlllor Vernon Cine 1 — “ The getting the most for your or other radical measures. The council made it clear that Frank Dunn won Open Class cant. MFR. LIST 89J Mackintosh Man” 7:15-9:15 money iitvolves shopping in We welcome suggestions and toe distribution of this report race. The entire building was badly more than one store and t ^ is comments. Write “ Of Con­ EAST HARTFORD did not necessarily mean it ap­ Vernon Cine 2— “ Pete, Pearl U.S. ROUTE 5 • ■ D R IV E -IN - • 528-7448 Second Sunfish — 1. Vernon damaged by flames and water, PAUL NEWMAN and the Pole” 7:309:30 not too costly for you, do shop sumer Concern,” Dept, of Con­ proved of all toe report. Sanborn; 2. Gordon Sanborn; 3. firemen said. NICE N ' EASY BODY ALL THERAGRAN ALLEREST around. While you’re hunting sumer Protection, State Office BNDSTOlilTi T Cris Woods was named as an Greg Sanbwn.. The girl’s death was the Manchester Drive-In — “The "LAST OF 8HBUA" A "OTELYARD BLUBBT | THE MACKINTOSH MAN Harrad Experiment” 8:15; down advertised specials, com­ Bldg., Htfd., 06115, or caU toU- alternate to toe historical study 0 ^ Class: Joseph Holden seventh fire fatality in New HAIRCOLORING DEODORANT M 24's parison shop, that is compare free to 80094^2649. commission. was toe^wlnner. Haven this year. During the “ Candy” 10:00 STARTS WEDI A Puil Mttunky PraducUon brand prices and products in The following people were ap­ comparable period last year, A ll SHADiS in io l MFR. LIST $2.98 VITAMINS Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ Dirty Third Sunfish — 1. Vernon B o n n OF 130 Surring GEOBGE SEGAL SUSAN A im C H Harry” 8:30; “ Klute” 10:30 different stores. a NIGHTMARE of HORROR pointed to toe lake rehabilita­ Sanborn; 2. Greg Sanborn; 3. three died in fires. Comparison shopping is a tion committee: FVank Banks, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON»dSHELLEYWINTERS South Windsor Cinema — UMESTMHIOliaif ' Henry Grabowski. rudimentary route to savings. MUMNOTEINUMI $ |0 9 $ 0 7 9 ONLY in"BUJMEINLOVE* “ The Harrad Experiment” MFR. LIST $2.25 7:0041:00 First National City Bank of ‘’•K-lUr 4t * ♦ -K fe l S s s . SPECIAL BUY I MFR. LIST $7.89 MFR. LIST $1.49 Mon. and Tins. Eve 99d to All East Windsor. Dive-In — New York last year sent two THE- “ MaiV PoM>ins” 8:10; “ Now shoppers through the same Mid Summer Special You See Him, Now You Don’t” GQ^THEATRES EAST TYLENOL WIPE N' AYDS TAMPAX 10:45 Mioaci HlNCNItTItlH 91XK4 01 • « if - Mt I # ^ 24 OZ. East Hartford Drive-In — EXPERIMENT OPER.IPJIi 100's VascUnt '«ArC'.'. DIPE 50's OEO. o x SUPEX MANCKSTER "The Last Shelia” 8:10; l.ivninann 4 0 * ' Ncaot iMwanl Alhfrl CTurat.s G S u APTIRNOOIl' a l l FLAVORS “ Steelyard Blues” 10:25 iCo-HM. 40'$ B id g n O n M PEWTER MPO'DIK COLLEGE . Burnside Theater — “ Paper '¥ n n iiu » o r “CANDY” EmN$ION SEIWKES, FttL 1973 Moon” 7:304:30 1 P.M. 1o 4 P.M. SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST. |______U:A. East 1 - "Fortg ■fclOOMOOl^ Good for Wi Rides $ 1 5 9 JUST $ 1 9 9 Carats” 7:109:20 Starts W i REG. S1.72 fs O ffe rin g m u H o u a r MFR. LIST $2.85 MFR. LIST $1.19 MFR. LIST S3.50 U.A. East 2 — “ Day of the ■THBOTMair I P i L t o S P X Five college coureee for credit In Oerletrlce for Ad> e> e e m e ^ e e e ^ e EAST WINDSOR mlnMretore, Nurses, Nurses Akfee, Social Woifcere, Jackal” 7:1)09:30 U.S. RTE 5 - . - DRIVE-IN- ■ • 623 .W 9 TANKARDS AT MIGHT Recreation Directors, and Volunteere. All coureee meet at U.A. East 2 - “The Other” BNDBTOMITl^ PEPSI BIC PEN INSTAMATIC INSULIN NEEDS Manchester Community College. 7:00; “ Legend of HeU House” BadiMOoSate “MARY POPPINM* "NOW YOU IBB HIM^I Ask about our certHIcate program In Qorlatrics. 9:00 TOP HAT 6:30 to 10 P.M. : B O m E S BLUE-BLACK- X-15 apH n-40 nph u-so Meadows Drive-In -. 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V PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestef, Conn., Tues.. Aug. 21.1873 Tolland M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues;, Aug. 21. 1973 PAGE FIVE ^Tolland ■—~!~Bolton------Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Park Program PZC Approves Plan Substitute Teachers Sought DONNA HOLLAND third week of practice, getting Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their I ; Rev. David Campbeli, pastor ready to play tee Manchester, Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30- Correspondent of the church wiii be on vaca­ 060M, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulatimi Ends This Week 64641375 (N.H) ViMng football team in a For CL&P Expansion Friendship Bowl game on tion now through Sept. 3. department, 647-9946. Superintendent of Schools, During this time, the Rev. Earl Published every evening except Sun­ Dr. Joseph Castagana, says his Labor Day weekend in New the Green. Rain date is Sept. 22. Custer of North United days and holidays. Entered at the VIVIAN KENNESON VIVIAN KENNESON office is preparing tee teacher Hampshire. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Anyone wishing to reserve Darkey suggested the meeting be held at Methodist Church in M^chester, (3onn., Post Office as Se­ CcHTespondent Correspondent the moi’s convenience, but no later than substitute list for 1973-74. Member of The Associated Preu space at the mataet may caii Manchester, will provide cond Class Mail Matter. Tel. 8754704 Tel. 8754704 Sept. 4, to review the Valley View road Anyone interested in sub­ Mrs. Bertrand (^chra or Mrs. Bulletin Board hospital coverage. Serious Crandall’s Park summer maintenance bonds and applications so stituting in the Bdton sdwols is Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Christopher Shorten. The Planning and Zoning Commission Those planning the Annual emergencies should still be The Manchester Publishing Co.' recreation propam will end that his letter of last monte which om- asked to call Dr. Castagna’s of­ Fair to tee United Methodist ZB A Hearings Monday night approved phase one of referred to the parsonage. assumes no financial responsibility for this weta, but the park will re­ tatoed 30 specific quesitons could be fice for an application. The Church Nov. 10 will meet The Zoning Board of Appeals Connecticut Light and Power Co. expan­ typographical errors a p p e ^ g in adver-. main open until Sept. 3 from 11 answered. number is 643-1569. Wednesday at tee home of Mrs. Sunday worship services will will hold a public hearing Aug. sion plans for its facilities on Rt. 74 on con­ Subscription Rates a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Darkey requested that specific informa­ Applicants must be college Gertrude Noren, South Rd. be conducted by two of the tisements and other reading matter in, 27 at 8 p.m. at Town Hall, to dition that any forthcoming recommoi- Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. Special activities include the dations by PZC engineers, Griswold A tion be provided to him, by the PZC, as a graduates, U.S. citizens, and in Chairperson for this year’s fair church’s certified lay speakers, Walt Disney classic, “ PoUyan- hear the following variance good health. Substitutes are One Month ...... $3.25 Display advertising closing liours, Fuss, be followed Uuough. resident and taxpayer. He sent copies of is Mrs. Dorothy Miller. Mrs. Gifford Stephens on Aug. na” Wednesday at8:15 p.m. Ad­ applications; the letter to Robert King, town counsel, needed for Kindergarten Single Copy...... 15f three full days prior to publication. , The first of two iteases, after working All United Methodist Church 26 and Mrs. Donald Richardson mission is 35 cents. Also on Donald and Gloria Dupont are and to First Selectman Eiwto Stoetzner, through Grade 12 in all areas. school teachers will meet on Sept. 2. The Rev. John By Carrier, W e^ iy ...... 75f Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon. seeking to install a swimming Kingsbury Ave. at tee Rt. 30 interchange Wednesday at 1 p.m. is a to allow for increased traffic, includes site and tee PZC will ask for a meeting on Aug. Registration Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at tee McCollum Sr. will preach on One Year ...... 139.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon' pool on Lotar Rd. within 15 feet 27. chUdren’s story hour in tee work, paving of up to three acres for Bolton’s new Elementary and church. both Sundays. Six Months...... 119.50 Friday for publication Saturday and' park’s pine pove. of tee property line. parking, and the septic system. C!LAPC Darkey has been trying to gather infor­ Center School principal, John Three Months ...... 19.75 Monday. ’ A penny carnival is planned Auguk J. LMhr is seeking a mation regarding Valley View lor taveral Eagles, Informs residents that variance to divide 13 acres fron­ Northern Division manager, George for Thursday at 1 p.m. Children Russell, said the state has approved tee months. The PZC has given Darkey and the offices of bote schools will HAVE YOU AN aged 5 to 14 are invited. ting on Birch Rd. in Crestwood other Valley View residents complete be open for registration of new Mmor into three parcels. Each septic system. EVENT SCHEDULED Phase two, scheduled for this winter, access to all files in its possession. students Monday, Aug. 27 Flea Market lot will contain over 3 acres, Through efforts to examine the through Wednesday, Aug. 29 THAT CALLS FOR The Republican. Women’s' located about 1,000 feet from will include tee building plans. The expan­ sion will add 35,000 square feet and will maintenance bond it was discovered that from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. FOOD? Qub wili sponsor a flea market the . intersection of Rt. 74 and neither tee PZC, King, nor tee town clerk Free Market Welcome enclose tee existing 10,000-square-foot It is essential to register Sept. 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Hilltop Dr. tad a copy on file. B may be • wedliaf, • ttw- building. The building will acconunodate children at these times in order qnet or hat aa lafoKpal tet- about 100 employes when complete. King stated in a letter to tee PZC early to ensure adequate placement. tofetlar U a aoeiely, Mga. or There may be a ray of sunshine in Bona frlradly-groapw Military expenditures always can The expansion will permit CL&P to this monte that he had requested tee bon­ Special Board Meeting the strong statements issuing from bear watching. Typical of spending Vernon move its Northern Division offices from ding company to send a duplicate of tee The Board of Education will ffe Are Prepared iq the administration that Phase 5 will! Enfield to Tolland, as a more central loca­ bond to the town clerk for filing. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in tee which can be cut is the millions which The subdivision residents’ main Elementary School office to Serve You to Yotui be a return of a free or “ market” tion. The division has been enlarged it has recently been revealed are recently to include the district of problem appears to be the sporadic shor­ review the Insurance Advisory Complete SatisfoOhn tage, or quality, of tee water, which is economy. In our belief this is the only Danielson, as well as Enfield and Tolland, Board proposal, to take action Oar oatobur oorvlee la ael 19 being spent by the Pentagon on public supplied a community well ovroed by on the bus routes and to ap­ step which will get the economic of representing 26 towns. ta ba ftaKBle oaoogh ta ao- relations. No Contest Seen the Apex Water Co. prove bus drivers for 1973-74. oaiiiiBallata aajr aba gattiertac. the country back on a sensible basis. Valley View Charges that tee town should be held Bolton Bulldogs, tee town’s Why not aaB aa aai brik av« One of the toughest knots to untie in tha letaOir However, we do not imply that this Mames R. Darkey of Valley View responsible for tee water problems have pony football tMm, will face the fight against inflation and for At GOP Caucus presented PZC chairman Douglas Prior bem countered by the P ^ , selectmen, Coventry’s pony team in a con­ is an immediate panacea to high lower food costs is the crop subsidy with a letter Monday ni^t, requesting a and King, over tee past three and a half trolled scrimmage game prices, labor discontent and the The Vernon Republican will be placed in nomination to meeting to be set up with tee PZC, town years, that tee problem is a civil o^, and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at m program. This insures farmers sup­ (Caucus will be held Wednesday fiil the present vacancy and counsel, and the first selectmen. that action should be taken gainst tee Herrick Memorial Park. Eardei Qravi Citmn; I MYSTIC SEAPORT DOCK. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) TELEPHONK 649-5U8-M9-5814 serious dislocation existing in the food port prices on different commodities. at 8 p.m. in the First Federal that he will seek endorsement water company or contractor.' The Bulldogs are in their for tee full term. and meat industry. We have had Thus, if wheat or tobacco, or peanuts Savings and Loan building. South Windsor Republican members of tee enough “ instant” panaceas to find Park PI., Rockville. fall below an established price the Incumbent Mayor Frank Board of Education whose that they do not work. government, which means the McCoy, who is completing his terms will expire this fall are Today in second term, announced his in­ Joreph Powers, chairman of Books Given It will probably take 18 months to taxpayer, makes up the difference. No tention to seek the nomination the board; Richanl Ledbetter two years before the law of supply and T o L ibrary one has ever suggested that when History for teat post again. No opposi­ and James Boettcher. Both of demand will return to full strength. prices are way above support that the tion is expected in this or any tee latter members were en­ “ Norman Rockwell,” by other slots for the Nov. 6 elec­ dorsed by the Republican Town High food prices today should insure grower return the difference to the Thomas S. Buechner, has been By The Associated Press Czechoslovakia seized the tions. Conunittee to fill vacancies. presented to the South Windsor more widespread planting, and hence Today is Tuesday, Aug. 21, liberal Communist leader, Report With tee exception of two pre­ John Daigle, chairman of tee national treasury. Public Library by Sam Hantgan the 233rd day of 1973. There are Alexander Dubcek. sent councilmen, the eight town committee, said all are more abundance, with concomitant These subsidy programs have been in memory of his father, 132 days left in tee year. One year ago: Dock workers other Republicans on the 12- expected to be endorsed for re- Nathan Hantgan. OUR HEAT lower prices. But you don’t grow a Rowland Evans and Robert JSovak sacro-sanct to congressmen from the in Britain returned to work, en­ member council are expected election. Brownie Troop 788 has also crop in a day. Other Republicans on the crop producing states. But, Today’s highlight in history: ding a month-long strike that to seek re-election. Milton Ted- donated several books to tee On this date in 1951, the shut down tee nation’s ports. ford, announced bis resignation Town Council, besides Neff and Steps other than Phase-type con­ realistically they tend to keep prices Lethal ITT ^Souvenir^ library including some on United States ordered construc­ Today’s birthdays: Britain’s last week because he has Tedford, are: Donald nature, games and fun ac­ trols can be exerted by the govern­ WASHINGTON -- The stun­ abuse that went with being up and inhabit production. tion of tee first atomic sub­ Princess Margaret is 43. the 1968 Republican national accepted a position with the Sadrozinski, Richard tivities. Books in tee fine arts marine. Basketball star Wilt ning secret memorandum that Colson’s secretary. But there convention, Beali resisted teen state Department of Labor. MacDmald, Morgan Campbell, ment to halt inflationary trends. The Harried taxpayers, faced with an and decorative arts are being Chamberlin is 37. brought tee ITT affair to tee was no sign of a break between Gov. Apew’s attempt to swing State statotes forbid anyone in Donald Eden, Robert Wehrli Federal Reserve Bank can do much purchased for the library ever more costly market basket, can­ On this date— Thought for today: We cannot door of tee Oval Office was teem. Indeed, Colson secured a tee entire Maryland delegation this position to hold elective of­ and James McCarthy. given Senate investigators by through a fund established by WONYRUNOUT 117,794 job for Mrs. Hall as ad­ to Richard M. Nixon and voted by controlling government borrowing not be exp^ted to look kindly on vast In 1680, Pueblo Indidns took always oblige, but we can fice. the late Anna Gaylord Charles W. Colson’s former ministrative assistant to his instead for Gov. Nelson which is inflationary. possession of Santa Fe, N.M., always speak obligingly — Stuart Neff, who has served Rockwell, to memory of her expenditures for these crop subsidies after driving the Spanish out. Voltaire, French writer, 1694- confidential assistant who now friend Brennan — partly, some Rockfeller of New York — performs similar duties for on tee councU since 1965 when Senior Citizens Wed cousin, Ruth Sperry Thompson. Too, national appropriations for with farm prices spiralling upward. In 1918, the World War I bat­ 1778. at the White House felt, to which intensely irritated Secretary of Labor Peter Bren­ tee town governments were All gift books are so many expenditures should be closely tle of the Somme River began make sure she did not talk too Apew. consolidated, will not seek re- There are some 35,000 mar­ designated by a bookplate It will get worse before it gete in France. nan. much to investigators and When Beatl’s name came iip riages everv year in the Unit­ scrutinized. Among these might be election. Tedford’s resignation bearing tee name of the donor. better. But we think return to a free In 1940, the Communist Sen. Sam Ervin’s Watergate grand juries. in-1970 for the U.S, Attorney’s ed States of persons above tee investigating committee has was effective Immediately, age 64. Reasons given for tak­ Several local clubs and civic the cost of maintaining large troop revolutionary Leon Trotsky Nevertheless, Mrs. Hall was post, there was quite but un­ therefore it will be necessary market is the only solution which will kept secret tee name of tee un­ ing the step include love as organizations have donated died of wounds inflicted by an interviewed by Ervin com­ mistakable opposition from tee for tee Republicans to name ON YOU THIS deployments in overseas bases. work. identified secretary who turned well as companionship and books and equipment to tee assassin in Mexico City. mittee investigators the Vice President’s office. Mr. someone to fill tee vacancy un­ economy. library. H erald over the explosive 1972 memo In 1943, it was disclosed that evening of Aug. 1. Contrary to Nixoil named him anyway, til November. It is e;q>ected tee on ITT by teen presidential aide Japan had evacuated its last Yesterdays usual practice, no Republican following an endorsement froiA name of Atty. John Giulietti Norte American foothold in the Colson. In fact, it was Joan staffers were present. At teat Sen. Charles Mathias and, Pacific War — the Aleutian 25 Years Ago Hall, Colson’s skilled private time, Mrs. Hall turned over tee much more important, vigorous Island of Kiska. secretary ilntil she left the White March 30, 1972, Colson memo support from his brother — An Enviable Position Over 150 children and their Vernon In 1950, members of the House this year — a shocker warning that other secret inter­ Nixon booster J. Glenn Beall, parents participate in Field that will send a shiver through nal memos would “directly in­ teen a Conpessman who was WINTER. United Nations staff moved into Day at tee West Side. Games, their new permanent tee administration. volve” President Nixon in tee elected that year to tee Senate Oh, how the politicians in other Now there are a hundred things races and films highlight the Bus Available secretariat building in New “Joan Hall knows more about favorable antitrust ruling for seat once held by their father. wrong with a deficit but who among us day’s activities. states must envy Ck)nnecticut. For York City. Chuck Colson than he knows tee International Telephone and Maryland political figures For Trip To himself,” one White House aide If you heat your home with natural gas, you don’t have to worry several weeks now, we have had a isn’t pleased whenever our personal In 1959, Hawaii became the 10 Years Ago Telegraph Corp. (ITT). She also regard George Beall as a told us. She kept his financial turnta over other unspecified prosecutor of the hipest in­ bank statement shows an unexpected 50th state in tee Union. Glaucoma Test about going without heat this winter. CNG has made sure that enough good old-fashioned political squabble Ten years ago: South Viet­ Some Main St. merchants ask records and had full access to documents. tegrity who would not let past over state finances. balance? nam’s President Ngo Dinh exclusion from special tax dis­ the torrent of memos that Her motives are a mystery. political differences influence If 40 elderly persons indicate gas will be on hand. Take our liquefied natural gas facility in Rocky Hill. Diem decreed martial law after trict for parking, feeling it flowed from his office. Thus, Contending teat “ I don’t have to decisions. What makes it so unique is that the . And, if we are like most people, we they wish to be tested for a bloody crackdown on won’t help teem. the unanswered mystery: is tee talk to you about this,” Mrs. W e’ve been storing natural gas all summer to prepare for the cold usually quickly find some way to blow glaucoma, the Recreation squabble is over a surplus rather than Buddhist opponents. ITT memo just tee beginning? Hali told us nothing. The Senate Agnew’s Delay Near the end of 1972, Mra. Department will furnish a bus months ahead. that more common fiscal problem — a the windfall. Five years ago: Soviet forces investigators are also mute. Even before Vice President which had invaded Hall complained to friends Colson told us Mrs. Hall tad Sept. 5 to take teem to the deficit. This is where the similarity ends, about long hours and vocal Agnew became tee target 4if Glaucoma Eye Detection If you’re worried about your heat, take a new look at our heat. taken tee ITT memo home as a federal investigators, his rduc- however, since it appears at this “ souvenir” of her days in tee Center in Wethersfield. Do it now. Now, because we’ve lowerei^ our rental on gas conversion tance to commit himself Donald Berger, director of Our good Gov. Tom Meskill is ac­ writing, that Gov. Tom is not going to White House but felt compelled privately as a 1976 presidential to hand it over when a ^nate recreation, said at least 40 per­ burners to as little as $3.95 a month. Now, because you get an uncorjdi- candidate had caused severe cused of building the surplus through bow to pressures to “ blow” the sur­ subpoena asked for any perti­ sons must indicate they wita to problems for pro-Agnew have tee test or tee appoint­ tional guarantee of satisfaction with ga$ heat. Now, so you’ll have a too-frugal control of the plus. With an election coming up, he is nent documents in her posses­ political operatives bein£ Capital Fare sion. ment wili go to some other bureaucratic purse-strings and at the prepared to tough it out and face the wooed by Gov. Ronald Rearan town. Due to the large number enough heat this winter. For sure. Call your gas heating contractor or However, former associates of California. expense of the taxpayer who was electorate with the state having of Mrs. Hall describe her as a of persons throu^iout the state Connecticut Natural Gas. Andrew Tally On such operative as Ernst, setaing to have the free tests, given but a token half-cent cut in sales money in the bank rather than risk a battle-seasoned veteran of tee Minor, the ace schedule who bureaucratic wars who would the date had to be set six left tee Vice President’s office taxes. possible deficit inherent in any closely not dream of taking home an months in advance and this wiil in 1971 to take a top job with the explosive document for sen­ be tee only opportunity this The Republicans naturally cite the balanced budget. Fair Hearing Unlikely Environmental Protection timental reasons. Their, year for Vernon residents. Agency in Cincinnati. surplus as evidence of good manage­ Now it can be debated whether the questions: Why did she turn over Reagan wants to sip the surplus is due to excessive taxation or WASHINGTON - Some Agnew’s problem, therefore, the ITT memo? Are there any ment, fiscal responsibility, etc. cribed him as a man of integri­ experienced Minor for his own years ago, a Massachusetts is that tee investigation of his more explosive “ souvenirs” at And try as hard as we may, we just unexpected economic prosperity in ty. “ I knew ail along, and ^ d heavy scheduling woik late this A bout Tow n politician reluctantly noted so, teat he was innocent,” said possible involvement in the home? 360' Swivtl Stand includad. can’t seem to stir up this old Ck)nnecticut but the fact remains we published reports that he had year and next, a Job that will The Manchester Junior WHATCAN Truman. Maryland scandal has been been dallying with a lady who made public. To repeat, so far grow as the 1976 campaip Women’s Qub will hold a coffee typewriter to heights of indignation have one and it sure beats buying oats “That won’t do him mgch Agnew And Beall nears. Minor, an Agpewite of ^ was not his wife and replied to a good, though,” Truman added. it is only an investigation, with for prospective members that seem to come so easily when pon­ for a dead horse which is what you do newsman’s question as to what no official accusations leveled! George Beali, who as U.S. At­ impeachable loyalty, had not Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at tee ..wHfi the Snai^ Sun Shield. “ From now on he’ ll be Mid yes or no before tee federal tificating on a deficit. when you pay taxes to cover deficits. effect tee rumors would have — tee kind of thing that could torney in Baltimore supervises home of Mrs. Louis shadowed by the Big But. tee wide-ranging investigation investigation of all chiu'ges, but on his campaign for reelection. There’ll always be people happen to any public official Zimkiewicz, 114 Pond Lane. Shades out zm im g dayli^ S|are. “ Let’s put it this way,” he that includes Vice President his dilemma remains; whether Anyone desiring further infor­ YOUR HEAT PROMISE? and which so often turns out to * Tom n quickly, easily ahywhere. Polystyrene who’ll say, ‘Yes, but I wonder if Spiro T. Agnew, would never Apew, like Reagan, definitely said with forced cheerfulness. there was anything to it.’ ” be groundless and, sometimes, mation about the club may con- cabinet styled In brown with Carpathian Elm Burl “They don’t make me a shoo- an attempt at a poUtical smear. have been appointed to that plans to run for tee presidential tact Mrs. D. Torca, post by President Nixon if nomination. grain top looke beautiful In any room. in.” Until the bomb burst, Agnew Moreover, even if Agnew membership cbairnoan, at 646- •k Private listening earphone for personal listening Vice President Spiro Agnew, was considered the frontnumer should be indicted he is inno­ Agnew tad been given his way. A footnote: Another Reagan- 6812. Open Forum under investigation by Federal Although Agnew told his wooed operative is Paul Russo, pleasure. for tee Republican Presidential cent until proved guilty. > lighted channel Indicators. officials in Maryland for possi­ nomination in 1976. He was an Yet, tee Big But intrudes. press conference that “I know former advance iwn at ths ble violation of bribery, con­ (BeaU) very casualty,” there Republican National Com­ k Solid-stiBte (tubeless) chassis clean air for them to breathe? public transportation so as not incumbent, he had a national Republican National Chairman Watch Your LeVs Really Plan spiracy and tax laws, has to feel has been undercurrent of ten­ mittee. Reagan wants Russo, k Private listening If the city wishes to keep people to increase pollution from,cars constituency, and he had not George Bush in effect uttered it pretty much tee same way. sion between theiwo Maryland an ex-aide of Sen. Robot Taft earphone for per­ from moving away, shouldn’t it and not to increase congestion? been involved in the Watergate when he told reporters “ It’s Dear sir; At this writing, Agnew haq mess. Now he has fallen tack Republicans for five years. of Ohio, as his chief advance also help provide the motiva­ How can we stop any further just one thing on top of sonal listening The mayor of Auburn, N.Y., not been formerly intected or with tee pack. As a 30-year-old delegate to man. $ 10 9 9 5 tion for them to want to stay, chopping up of Manchester’s another,” adding that Agnew pleasure. advised the members of the accused of any crime and there FAT-GO put down roots, and build still relatively attractive Politics is pragmatic to the publicity ‘danm sure doesn’t k Lighted channel Greater Manchester Chamber is no indication that he will be help” , in the midst of the LoM ugly oscMS wsIgM wNb the stable, attractive conununitles residential areas? Might we point of mercilessness. MEW FAT-W dM Indicators. of Conunerce to seek industrial that will not continually be involved in charges of taking Watogate~ kandal. was! k Solid-state expansion for Manchester in consider planting “ green belts” Republican leaders across the plan. NolMns o M tat^ M changing or even destroyed? of trees aiid pamand to separate kickbacks from government country who nominate not condemlng Agnm, bat Usi •iMdy wMgM ioas for thoaa that (tubelesslchaasla___ areas such as "mini-steel contractors. His press con- It may well be that the industry from residential areas Presidential candidates are implication was clear: Because ratay want to looa. mills” ; while stating that “the ‘ ference answer to the investiga­ Today’s Thought Greater Manchester area needs as well as providing recreation now being forced to ask tee Big the investigation involves a A fill II day supply oidy reqxmsibility of a town is to its tion was open, blunt and Tha plica of two cups of coflaa. more‘s industry to supply jobs areas? But. It is hard enough to elect a Republican Vice Presidoit tee young people growing up...to forthright. He denounced tee MOTOROLA and bring money to the com­ Let’s really plan for our President in any year,- and tee party has been wounded. Be careful not to abandon take pleasure in tee faults yon ^ drug stoia keep them where their roots reports as “ damned lies.” about ths FAT-60 radudng piM munity. If it does, should it not children — for a community men in tee mythical, smoke­ It is ali unfair, but as John yourself to personal likes and think you see in others.' are,...family and friends.” Yet However, he must live with tee and start losing wsIgM this wash. first consider such issues as that future generations will filling rooms are not Inclined to Kennedy once said, life is un­ dislikes, so that you are con­ So, avoid petty controversies he said not^g about such con­ Big But. Monay bach Inful rtnrtcomplta^ what kind of industry, will these want to stay, live, and work in; lota with amiable favor on a fair, and big-time politics is not trolled by personal whimsies. over trivial nnatters. Nothing h aalaflad with walght teas from tote it home today from cerns as what Manchester and Harry Truman called that in increase pollution, and are not one in which people will candidate with a built-in han­ a cricket game. By any decent •In such a crowded world, these divides people so muta as con­ M voiy first pachaga. the surrounding area will lo

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BIUrnKKOMEW’S 4 0 n e s 34 Legal 6 4 P o y i winning television program, paid off, when Sally woo an 5 You 35 Admit 65 W ays Archie “ All In The Family.” Emmy Award for the 1971-72 6 Don't 36 Good 66B e OIMINI 37 W ith 67 Now CHURCH MANCRESTER Sally Struthers, who as seasra for “ outstanding perfor­ 7 M o y iAeiTTARlUt ?GlMAyji 8 W illing 38 A 68A6oney H O F .'a “ Gloria Stiyic,” puts up with mance by an actress to a sup­ 9G o 39 To 69 Aspect! 20 10 Good 40Eosier JOPIeose ptC,.2t OPEN MON. 6 TRES. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. her antagonistic father, porting role to comedy,” ah 71 Settled ; 5-1^2542 tlMoy 41 Love 6-142487; Bunker^s “ Archie,” ; her excitable but honor she shared with Valerie 114085 12 Along 42 Conditions 72Circulote 7 3 0 1 n-5M> lovable mother, “ Edith,” ; and Harper of “The Mary ‘lyier 13 Luck . 43 The 1 - w ed . Btrtl SAT. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. My Matterhorn CAMClk UG om ble 44D o y 74Todoy CAfRKORN her not too ambitious husband, Moore Show.” \jiiH e 21 IS D c o l 45 Ofriciols 75 Aim s U C ,i2 76 And CARD... She has again been nominated 16 Your 46 The “ Mike,” is a composed, deter­ i m r 22 17 Populority 47 Under 77 Ambitions JAM. Little mined, bundle ^of energy, off for the 197^73 season for her Mountain climbing is 'I 2-8-2085 18 Stick M Selling 78 Freely 284247- DOUBLE S&H GI camera. continuing role of “ Gloria” on something I would be perfectly /558087-8a 19 May 49 Claim 79 You 69-72-78 HURRY-HURRYI 20 Surrounds SO M oy 80 New A blue-eyed blonde, who tips “ AU In The FamUy.” content to just read about to the UO 21 Could 51 Lot 81 Organize AqUARIUS JAil.20 the scales at 110 well- Success has not spoiled Sally National Georgraphic. My j JULY 2i 22 A 52 Good 82 Advertising STiiMPS WEDNESDAY THE FASTER YOU COLLECT THOSE 24 'SILVER COINS'... 23 W ith 53 Happiness 83 Best f d . Girl distributed pounds, and stands Struthers. ’This versatile young fulfillment in life does nt de­ L.AU6. 22 24 Anytime 54 For 84 Your THE FASTER YOU COLLECT YOUR 22844980!^ and Satordtr NNW 7 to 10 5’1V4” tall, Sally enjoys actress, looks equally as attrac­ pend on reaching the top of ^ 3 - 4-TM3 25 Find 55 Your 85 Neighbors MEAT$B ^OO-SOTO 26 Social 56 Or 86 Records tive to formal attire as she does fashionable clothes, but is un­ anything, particularly a craggy VIRGO 27 With 57 Trading 87 Errors PISCB There’s no limit! happy that she is not able to to garb of the “ now “ genera­ mountain peak. 28 To 58 Job 88Todoy m . It 29 Buying 59 To 89 Auctioning Start today] wear them on “All In The tion. But, family life is made up of 30 Increase 60 Post 9 0 C o m gn io n MAh. 2 0 ^ At Charles of the Ritz on v o I r w l M h i ? ? * r®*** fra n V Meat Department and see for Family.” a compromises, so when my _a0-13-2829| ^Good (^Adverse ^^Neutnl 188942^5841 PORK AND Commenting on her television Park Ave., noted health spa and family decided to climb Mount .&^4857-a2-89 3W B-84-79-836 ® 1 ^ ®®’’ only theJUghest quality, beat trims wardrobe, Sally said, “ Would beauty salon, Sally popped to Washington, I did the sporting and *"®^*“"d take advantage olour lower prices in pork POULTRY PRICES you believe ‘Gloria’ has two wearing faded jeans, shirt thing and agreed to go with M V - ® ®* y o u ’" to tell the difference and why we was flying on the roof of the say. Tne finest meat sold anywhere.” skirts, two blouses and a pair of knotted to front midriff-style, them. As my son said to en­ hostel building. It was a ARE LOWER THEN...GO ON TO COLLECT slacks to select from each and flat sandals. She carried an courage me, “ It’s no big deal. glorious sight. However, week. ‘Edith’ has a choice of old paper bag, the contents of Mom, only 6,288 feet.” between us and the top lay a THIS WEEK! two housedresses, one good which she was obviously very ’The morning of our climb field of huge rocks that FRANK dress, and a couple of aprons to proud. dawned bright and sunny and stretched as far as you could Art Classes change their appearance, After telling her hairdresser, the kids’ enthusiasm was con­ see. There was no escaping “As for ‘Archie,’ he wears Paris, that she needed her hair tagious. I started out with vigor them. 1s t Cut, U.S.D.A. Cholco the same clothes all the time, fixed for a public appearance in my step, swinging my arms “ Look,” I said to my family, DAY & EVENINGS Kleenex Charmln Bathroom Sweat Llfo and poor ‘Mike’ settles for later that day, she proceeded to at my sides. “ I’m going to make it, but at BEGINNING - Sept. 10 faded jeans and a shirt,” she show us her “ treasures.” About 500 yards up the trail my own pace. I don’t want your added. “ Look at this,” she said, as we came face to face with a comments. I don’t want your Sally, looking stunning in a she pulled out ah old cloche and sign that said to startling red Portraiture, Figure Drawing, CHUCK STEAK TISSUE help. So leave me. All of you!” black, long-sleeved jersey popped it on her head, “ isn’t letters,' “ WARNING” . The kids An hour later I slowly pulled , Still Life TOWELS White or Assortod SUGAR gown, said, “ It took a long time it beautiful?” pulled me by the sign very fast, myself over the last rock, took Art Expression before | could convince our But the piece de resistance as but not before I saw the words, a brief look at the view and For Children producer Norman Lear to let far as she was concerned, was a “ experienced climbers only.” collapsed on my back. Multi-Media for Teens me get rid of those Shirley rumpled up old beige duster of Within a half hour, the one “ I did it!” I said dramatical­ Pewtering Temple curls, but I still have to the Stutz Bearcat vintage, vigorous thing about me was ly to my husband who was stan­ Jumbo wear the barrettes.” which she tried on with ail the my protests and they came with ding close by. “ I came. 1 saw Roll She considers her own pride of a wOman trying on a every breath. “ How did I let and I conquered my mountain! PACK Lb. Sally Struthers shows how she gives her 5’1V4” frame a lift wardrobe on “ All In The Mollie Pamis creation. you talk me into this? I ache all EVERYONE should have this The Bag Family,” as “ drab” in keeping as she displays her 3-inch platform evening shoes at the When asked what she was over! I’ll never make it!” experience once. Now I can go Village Studio with her role as “ Gloria first CBS Fashion Forum held recently in New York City. going to do with the old clothes, , “You’re doing fine,” en­ back down there,” I said Stivic,” but recognizes that her (Herald photo by Ryder) she replied, “ Wear them - 1 love couraged my husband. “ Just gesturing below, “ and relax appearance is felt across the old things.” hold in there till you get your and be lazy old me again.” of Helen Patterson country. Her other prize possession is second wind.” “ Nonesense!” responded my 865 Main SL Biant Dalmonta I Sweat Ufa an old Bulova rectangular Now my second vrind was no Center Cut U.S.D.A. Choice Loan “ I’ve been on the road,” she in Portland, Ore., and attended Herb Alpert television special. husband, “ Now that I know So. Glastonbury U.8.D.A. Cholco bonolesa watch which she considers a hurricane, but it did come and id, “ and someone in many of U.S. Grant High School there. She moved on to motion pic­ what a good climber you are. Studio 633-8695 e beauty shops I’ve gone into As a youngster, she had her tures and appeared in “ The real “ bargain.” gave me the strength to pull I’ve got plans for us. There’s S Home 633-5187 CHUCK STEAK GROUND to get my hair washed has said, eye on a career in either Phynx,” “ Charlotte” and “ Five “ Don’t you just love the one leg ahead of the other. I Mount Katahdin, Mount CHUCK ROAST shape,?” ' she asked. And to moved like a robot, walking to Rollod SODA ‘You know, you wear those lit­ medicine or art, but later BRILLO i Easy Pieces,” with television Rainier, Mount Mitchell, Mount CATSUP tle barrettes on the show all the changed her mind and enrolled commercials filling the time show that she does appreciate the count of 20 and resting to Whitney.....” OR ROAST CHUCK 12-Oz. time. Do you know how many at the famed Pasadena between pictures. some of the finer things to life, the count of 20. Once I rested girls come in here now and ask Playhouse in California to study Sally appeared as a regular she had had her jeweler put a against a pile of rocks that had for a center part with barrettes drama. on “The Summer Smothers diamond and emerald watch a wooden cross on the top. on the side like Gloria After only two years at the Brothers Show” and on “ The band on it. “ That cross means some died 18 Bunker?” ’ playhouse, using her talent as a Tim Conway Comedy Hour,” Incidently, the diamonds and on this very spot,” explained CUT M c n An outgoing young woman mimic, Sally, who never took a during the summer of 1970. emeralds, were in pretty good John. $ 1 1 9 $ 1 1 9 CL 14-Oz. shape, too. Finally there cam e a point, with cool blue eyes that twinkle dancing lesson in her life, In 1972, between filming of 393 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER mischieviously, Sally was bom landed a job as a dancer on a “ All In The F a m ily ,” she when I knew that unless a third 1 lb. BH. wind was coming. I’d had it. I 1 simply couldn’t go any farther. Manchester Salon Is At that precise moment, the Open 5 Nitese 6 Days Sweet Ufa kids pointed up the mountain, Lean Ground CaHtomla U.S.D.A. Cholca I Vermont Maid Our Serviceman and shouted with a awe in their MOH., TUES., WED., - 9-8 ComWi voices, “'Ihat’s it. The tof!'’ THURS., FRt., 9-9 CHUCK 9 4 9 A 46-Oz. There, about 300 feet strai^t CHUCK t o 9 0 GRAPEFRUIT Can SYRUPS 24-Oz. Marine Pfc. John T. Howells ving with the Marine Attack Airman Daniel W. Edwards, up was the top of Mount Sat. 7;45 - 4;30______STEAK 9 1 OU GAME / HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Squadron 322, a unit of the all- son of Frederick G. Edwards Washington. The American flag JUICE <7 Howells of the Candlewood Reserve 4th Marine Aircraft Sr. of 107 Spruce St., has been PATTIES OR ROAST X ”>■ HENS With Dun Apts., 1255 Ellington Rd., South Wing at the Naval Air Station, assigned to Keesler AFB, CMcfeen of lha Sea Windsor, is on a training cruise Fallon, Nev., where the unit is Miss., after completing Air 28-Oz. in the Caribbean with the 3rd taking two-weeks of active duty Force basic training. The air­ FROZEN FOODS CHUNK 0 FANTASTIK Bn. of the 8th Marines, training. man has been assigned to the o o O o Can homebased at Camp Lejeune, Technical Training Center at MRS. SMITH’S SPRAY N.C. Keesler for specialized training TASTE O'SEA LIGHT TUNA Army Pfc. George N. Brook, in the administrative field. Air- O RANGER ^ PMeffar’s 8-Oz. son of Mr. and Mrs. George N. man Edwards attended BOSTDN » lOWItlaidi Sgt. Edward C. Van Dam, son Brook, 101 Laurel St., received Manchester High School. ^teaettU Cil« Sim TETLEY 100-Ct ° SALAD IMWint iC of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. the Pershing Professional. CREAM PIE High Rate For Women Frazier of Kelly Rd., Vernon, Badge, while assigned to the' TEA RAGS recently was promoted to his 56th Field Artillery Brigade to iiimiiiiiiiitiitni DRESSING present rank while serving with Germany. Pfc. Brook was College SWEET LIFE In Arm y Reserve Unit RICHES Real Kraft the Air Force as an ad­ awarded the badge for his out­ Graduate Women without prior spend only two weeks at the ministrative specialist at standing achievement and 16-Oz. LEMON » £ 32-Oz. 48-Oz. milita^ service with civilian Women’s Army Corps Center McCoy AFB, Fla. devotion to duty. He is an Sidney A. Sink of 15C Forest COFFEE Cent LEMON MIRACLE experience in a number of and School at Fort McClellan, operation specialist with the 1st St. is a candidate for the Ed.M fields can now join the Army Battalion of the Brigade’s 81st ADE Ala., instead of the seven weeks degree at Bowling Green State RICH JUICE WHIP Reserve at a higher rank and at required in the past for basic Gunnery Sgt. Jess E. Wagner Field Artillery in New Ulm, University, Bowling Green, more pay than those without Jr. of 77 Brookfield St. is ser- Germany. training,” Duncan said. “ They Ohio. 3-Oz. civilian experience, it was an­ are permitted to complete the 12-Oz. nounced t^ a y by Maj. Gen. Ice JELLO AU PEANUT , remainder of their basic Flavors Jar Frederick W. Duncan, com ­ training at home with their O 0 Cream mander of the 76th Division Hood’s Ko Ko Freeze Reserve units.” GELATINS BUTTER (Training) with headquarters to “Upon completion of basic - E e g v/ o r *11.99 West Hartford. training, they will be promoted In addition, Gen. Duncan said to corporal or sergeant, or the Dairy 16-Oz. that women with these civilian equivalent specialist rank,” Special Can acquired skills will no longer General Duncan continued. “ A Breakstone Sour Cream'-AS* DELMONTE CUT GREEN BEANS have to go on active duty at an sergeant m akes $41.28 per In active Army installation for an weekend drill, which comes to — ------DELI HUT’------"THE FINEST PRODUCE SOLD"' extended period of time. $3.20 an hour.” ----BAKERY------1 —Health & Beauty Aids^- He listed the skills needed by In addition to having a The Best Buy In Town! Rightei^ U.S. #1 Iqcfd Army Reserve units as civilian acquired skill, and not stenographer, clerk-typist, in­ having previous military ser­ Appreciation RYE formation specialist, personnel vice, women will have to be iMfMfted DEODORANT specialist, legal clerk, supply between the ages of 18 and 25, 15c OFF Label clerk, to name but a few w hldi'^ and be high school graduates. BREAD qualify under this (^tiem and “Ml88 Cindy" Thank8 All the Women Who which are needed by the Divi­ Further information may be BOILED Q O t sion. obtained from Col. Walter P. Have Been Making Appointments, And im 404 POTATOES “Those women who qualify Dunn, division recruiting of­ Apologizes for Those Who She Couldn’t Ac> a 8 9 under this enlistment program ficer, at 700 South Quaker Lane, ^ SPECIAL commodate. California, Icabarg Sweet, Tender will enter the Army Reserve as West Hartford, or by calling HAMll^^NWN Owgp Hand Cut privates first class, and will him at 232-1500. 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T avern Herald Angle Fisk Snaps Slump Downs Tire By Earl Yost With Pair Jimmy Fund Tonight Spqrta Editor ith Two Homers Slow pitch softball followers, taking in tonight’s Of Rallies benefit program at Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald FTeld will be contributing to the Jimmy Fund. ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) ^ Catcher season around for a team.” By Dean Yost An attractive softball twinbill has been arranged, Carlton Fisk and relief pitcher Blarty The Red Sox remained just three games starting at 7 when Groman’s girls meet the Feline Pattin picked tee perfect time to snap behind Baltimore in the torrid American Changes in Playoff Setup League East with the victory. Coming-^rom-behind League All-Stars. Ninety miniutes later, Groman’s out of slumps Monday night and tee twice. Armory Tavern sped “P P*'®“y ^ the morning (ap- Boston Red Sox claimed a 54 come-' Pattin said his relief performance was men’s team will face Connrex of Southington.'- “the best I’ve pitched all year. I’ve been past Wholesale Tire en route ' Following the games, several amateur ^xing bouts enough) to try and keep up with from-behind victory over tee Texas to a 18-10 triumph last n i^ t m en ? ^ * ^ Twilight League baseball playoff arrange- Rangers. lifting 10-pound weights four days a week will be staged, featuring the Everett brothers, to be and it has made my arm stronger.” at Fitzgerald Field. The vic­ Fisk slammed two homers, including a topped off by a three-round exhibition between retired He had been neglected to the bullpen Originally, the two divisional winners were to meet for two-run shot in the ninth inning, and Pattin tory gave the Charter Oak after so-so starting performances. pros, Johnny Cesario and Chico Vejar. Billy Graham the playoff crown in a best of seven-game set. pitched a scoreless 5 2-3 innings of three- League entry the Town “I still don’t feel I’m a relief pitcher but will be the referee. hit ball. Slow-Pitch Softball Double Then it was d w id^ to run the playoffs with the top two maybe the rest has done me some good,” Tickets will be sold at the game. The Red Sox trailed 4-3 with one out in Elimination Tournament teams in each division meeting one another in a best of said Pattin, who now is 11-13 for the three-game series, the winner moving into a best of five- the ninth. Then Rangers relief pitcher season. championship. Armory went Jackie Brown walked Danny Cater and game final. Fisk, Tommy Harper and Dwight Evans through the playoffs un­ Fisk poled his homer off the t ^ of the wall all hit solo homers of Jim Bibby, who was beaten. All teat has been tossed out the window and it now boils in ieft centerfield for the winner. Combining a perfect blend down to teis, barring any last minute changes. ’The No. 1 bothered with a tough of the flu. Fisk’s se­ “I just thought it was another fly ball cond shot came off loser Brown. of singles, excellent base 25 NBA and ABA team in tee East, Man<)hester’s Moriarty’s, will tangle when I started towa d first,” Fisk said. Red Sox starter John Curtis was chased with the No. 2 team in tee West, New Britain. The two “I’ve never seen the ball jump out of this running and the long ball. by Texas in the fourth. Jeff Burroughs clubs will square off tonight at St. Thomas at 5:30. Each phrk the way it was tonight. The wind Armory unleashed a 22-hit (Herald Photo bjr Deah Yoat) Pre-Season Games clubbed his 20th homer of the year in the attack off losing pitcher Ron posted IW records during the regular season. wasn’t very strong biit I still thought both third inning. Armory Tavern's Tower of Strength, Bert Baskerville Last night. West champion Hartford Insurance was up­ of my homers were going to be caught.” Zoppa. Fast working Jim New YORK (AP3 — National Basketball Association “I guess this was a case tonight of a Balesano was touched for 17 set by the East Hartford Merchants, No. 2 finisher in the Fisk now has 24 home runs for the pitcher and a catcher who have been in teams will play 25 pre-season games against American season. He hit 22 last year. 2 Homers as Catcher Mike Gabron, Ump Bob Parixeau Look On East, by a score of 4-2. hits by Wholesale. Basketball Association clubs this fall, according to slumps becoming just a little more It will be a double elimination slate. As to the length of “I’ve been in a slump but I feel stronger aggressive,” said Fisk. “I think that’s the Wholesale jumped off to a schedules released today by both leagues. now,” Fisk said. “I tell you one thing: I quick 2-0 lead in the first in­ tee title set, your guess is as good as mine. way it’s going to be on this team the was sure screaming at the ball to get out remainder of the season.” ning on Mike Zotta’s two-run Giants^ Handy Johnson Asks for Trade The first interleague clash— ends for both leagues Oct. 7 of the park. A game like this can turn the homer over the ieft field and the first exhibition game in when the Boston Celtics face barrier. either league — will be Sept. 18 the Nets at the Nassau Left Their Marks on Jets Armory bounced back in when the New Yoik Nets meet Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y. the Philadelphia 76ers in Racquet Club Professional Staff the bottom of the first to This will be the third year of Two guys with contrasting hair styles, long-haired defen­ Controversy Follows Thomas Binghamton, N.Y. interleague play during the score six runs, on e i^ t hits sive end Jack Gregory and defensive tackle Dan Goich, Teaching professionals at the preseason. The NBA holds a who sports a GI basic training-type haircut, played key currently one of New England’s as they sent 11 men up to the The 17 NBA teams will play a Giants Unbeatable Manchester Racquet Club slated to decisive edge in the competi­ top-ranking pros. All three will total of 77 exhibition games roles in the New York Giants’ 45-30 walloping of tee plate. Bert Baskerville’s tion, having won 42 games while open early next month, will be Jack while the 10 ABA clubs will play crosstown Jets last Sunday at Yale. offer private as well as group long sacrifice fly to left During Pro Football Career losing 17. Redmond, local town champ and lessons for adults ad juniors.The (Herald Photo by Dean Yoit) for 42 games. The pre-season In gaining tee bragging rights to the New York City title, scored two runners. current pro at the Suburban Club; courts are now playable. An open WASHINGTON (AP) - Running the tyro rugged linemen helped set up four of tee Giants’ In Overtime Tilts Wholesale moved ahead “Everybody on the whole club turned Stan Gibson, dean of New England house after Labor Day will mark Champ Mike Cooney^ Left again in the second, 7-6, but back Duane Thomas travels with a six touchdowns. Gregory, an All-Pro, who comes from lit­ around except Thomas,’’ said Cy Kritzer, NEW YORK (AP) - If has gotten over nine innings Reds 8, Mets 3 instructors, and Pete Vieira, the official opening. the Tavern array regained constant companion — controversy. tle known Delta State College in Mississippi, is the guy Johnny Bench didn’t expect to News sports columnist. “That’s what Local Sports Schedule they ever invented a game old. With Runner-Up Mitch Mutty the advantage with two In his four years in pro football, the started it, they (the fans) said.’’ who sacked Joe Namath and sent tee Jet quarterback to be in the IBth inning of a called extra-inning baseball This time the right move was tallies. Both clubs scored moody but talented running back has been In other pro football developments, tee sidelines with an elbow injury in the second period, baseball game with the Mets played with coaches, the going with old age, 43-year-old three times in the fourth. involved in almost as many disputes as quarterback Randy Johnson of the New TONIGHT’S GAMES never to return. The son of a former NFL star, Gregory is player-pitching coach Don and he certainly didn’t expect a Money Nol Factor Giants should be unbeatable. Sports Dial Armory broke the game times he has carried the ball. York Giants was quoted as saying he tee Giants’ best pass-rusher since Andy Robustelli hung up McMahon. chance to bat. The latest furor over the Washington San Francisco has gone into wide open in the fifth iiming, wants to be traded. Johnson spent most of TUESDAY- his cleats. “Do as I say, but pay special "I’m glad they pitched to Cooney Triumphs Redskins’ newest piayer is whether he ac­ last season as the back-up man to Norm Goich, who has more wrinkles in his massive neck than extra innings 11 times and 11 attention to what I do” should me,” he said, after delivering a scoring seven runs. Baseball • Moriarty’s vs. New Britain, 5i30 St. Thomas' In Smith Victory Tonight tually turned his back to the American Snead, who wound up as the NFL’s top Seminary many middle-aged men and women, won his spurs with a times come up with an extra­ be the credo of McMahon, who run-scorin^ingle which broke Highlight of the barrage was inning victory. Monday night 8:55 Yanks vs. Royals, By Dean Yost flag during the playing of the National passer. jimmy Fund NiAx— Cut ft Curl vs. WiNF, 7; pair of great defensive moves. Twice he hit Al Woodall, entered a tie game in the 10th a 3-3 tie an^tarted the Reds on ALAMO, Calif. (AP) — Stan Smith and Hie Nastase, of Baskerville’s home run. Anthem, as some Buffalo fans say he did, the (iiants took the air out of to their 8-3 extra-inning victory. WINF Making winning a habit is Mike C!ooney, who captured Johnson reportedly plans to ask the Groman’s vs. ^nnrex, V:30 reserve Jet quarterback, and each time wobbly passes with the bases loaded and got all people, went out and proved that big prize money Brian Sullivan and Rich last Friday night prior to the exhibition Giants to trade him to a club where he will the Expos’ balloon in the 11th "But I figured they’d walk me doesn’t necessarily produce the best tennis. 9:00 Red Sox vn. Rangers, the Manchester Country Club Junior Championship title Boxing to follow softball games at Fitzgerald were garnered in by Giant teammates and turned into six- the out. He retired the Expos in WTIC Gustafson collected three game against the Bills. have more chance to play. THURSDAY with a 64 decision. order in the 11th for his first for sure.” "It was probably one of our yesterday afternoon at the local course. The five-foot, 87- The Redskins say they don’t know pointers. “Maybe We should start ip Astros 10, Pirates 2 hits each for the Bloomington, 111. police arrested run­ Groman’s vs. All-Stars, 7; victory of the season. best matches,” admitted the pound swinger carded a two-day total of 155 to post the whether Thomas turned his back during 'The capacity crowd of 70,874 saw four touchdowns tallied the 10th inning,” said Manager James Rodney Richard, the titleholders. Steve Longo, ning back Leo Hayden of the St. Louis Car­ Groman’s Girls vs. Feline All-Stars, 8ilS Fitzgerald McMahon, who began his weary Smith after beating his win. He also won the Jaycee title earlier this summer. Roger Talbot, Jim the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner. dinals and charg^ him witii the rape of a in a short span of time. Pro football is exciting because of (3iarlie Fox, who has made pll professional career in 1950, 6-foot-8 Astros’ fireballer, old rival Nastase 67,62,63,4- Twelve junior golfers competed for the crown while 24 Balesano, Bob Gorman, Bill Thomas, as usual, isn’t talking. 21-year-old woman. Police said the aUeged tee teams’ ability to score. Twice within 61 seconds tee the right moves when the game wasn’t the only veteran to shine flirted with a perfect game into 6,63 Monday in the final match Near the end of the game, won by the sixth inning, teased with a Slip of the Tongue swingers were in the handicap flight. In all, 65 golfers took Peoples, A1 Noske and Tom rape took place Sunday night. Jets tallied 14 points to turn what had been a laugher into a in Montreal. Ron Fairly, whose of the United States’ 61 victory Washington 37-21, Thomas was subjected r nodiitter into the seventh and part in the seven wwk junior program. Happeny produced two base Hayden, a 25-year-old former Ohio State tight game late in tee first half. Not to be outdone, the career only goes back to 1958, over Romania in the Davis Cup Cooney, an East Catholic H i^ sophomore, last Monday to verbal abuse and was the target for star, was held on $5,O05 bond pending Giants roared back with two scores, and as many conver­ slugged eighth and lOth-inning ended up with a two-hit, 10-2 Interzone Finals. BALTIMORE (AP) — It was only a Freudian slip, knocks each. objects thrown from the stands. One was a victory over the Pittsburgh fired an 18-hole total of 78 and came back ye .terday to post arraignment. Tennis Test Today sions in a 55-second span to win going away. The homers to pull the Expos into 6 Each man earned more than perhaps, but quite understandable. For the losers, Zoppa went vacuum bottle. 3 and 44 ties. Pirates. 1150,000 in tournament prize a 77. Runner-up was Mitch Mutty with an 84-80-164. The Los Angeles Rams signed rafety Woodall, until his defenders broke down, overshadowed After Brooks Robinson’s 2,500th career hit had helped 2-2 while Cal Coolidge had He retrieved the bottle and took off into But in the end it was the Dal Maxvilt walked in the money last year. They played Wendy Pierro won the girl’s handicap flight with a total Steve Preece as a free agent. Preece, a Namath with his pin-point passing. Baltimore’s three-run rally in the ninth inning for a 63 vic­ three singles. Zotta also the stands after the heckler but was young legs of Gary Matthews, sixth after Richard, now 61, Mon(iay for relative beer score of 130. She f iresd 90-90-180 and with her handicap shot five-year veteran out of Oregon State, For Top-Seed Court tory over the Minnesota Twins Monday n l^t. Orioles’ singled to go along with his restrained by his teanunates as he cleared STANDINGS born'in 1950, that untied the had retired 16 straight pirates. money — the Davis Cup team started nine games with tbeDenver Broibr' - Manager Earl Weaver predicted: a 130. Boy’s winner was Mike Carlo with an 88-97-185-54- homer. the lower wall. He was given pmmiission I game for good. Matthews In the seventh, he took^care of salaries alloted by their coun­ 131. cos last season but was released this During regular season by Coach George Allen to go to the locker Short Punts' 'n Passes tripled and raced home with the the l^ s t two batters before Al tries — and there was nothing at “Brooksie will be in the Hall of Fame five days after he summer. Oliver lined a single through the hangs up his glove. He’s got to be the greatest third Junior Championship scores: Cooney 78-77-155; Mutty play. Wholesale defeated room, with some teammates as escorts. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — First-Seeded Margaret Court Pete Easton, Yale sports publicist, reported he received tie-breaking run when Larry stake but personal pride. 84-80-164; Jim Wigren 83-89-172; Guy Talley 87-86-173; Jeff In leaving the field, Thomas was of Australia was scheduled to defend her Virginia .Slims AMERICAN LEAGUE Lintz hobbled the relay in the box, just out of the reach of Marty Riessen had clinched baseman ever td play baseball. ” U Armory twice. ’This was the The injury-riddled New Orleans Saints 300 requests from press, radio and TV outlets for working showered with debris and greeted by boos Richard’s desperate lunge. 'th e U. S. victory in the Robinson, who played his first game with the Orioles as Torrance 8^96-174; Truman Schehafer 88-93-181, Jim lost the services of Hugo Hollas, one of Women’s Grass Court Tennis Championships title at the Cast 11th. only club to master the fast­ as he went through an open tunnel under credentials to the Giant-Jet meeting...Once again there Oliver connected again in the semifinal round of the Davis LaFrancis 87-95-182; Bob Lennon 92-92-184; Alex three injured safeties, when he underwent Newport Casino today facing compatriot C^thia Doemer. W L Pet GB an 16year old in 1955, has done some miraculous things running experienced all­ the stands in tt)e end zone. An NFL were several fights which broke out in tee stands. One In the other National League ninth after Richard had issued Cup competition by beating Mikolowsky 99-86-185; Mike Eteeves 99-92-191; Kurt an operation to repair tom cartilage and Mrs. (^ourt has won 12 of 15 Baltimore 69 52 .570 during a distinguished career. But, even he will have to town squad. spokesman said pro football com­ beauty in tee south end zone left at least a half-dozen action, Pittsburgh punished his second and third walks of Toma Ovici 61, 4-6, 61, 7-5 in Hassett n/c; Dan Eignier n/c. ligaments in his knee. There was no im­ champipndiips on the Virginia Sylvia Hooks of East Orange, Detroit 67 57 .540 3V4 wait five years before being eligible to be enshrined at missioner Pete Rozelle, who attended the b i l l e d and bruised...Gary Ballman, who has been around Houston 10-2 and Cincinnati out­ the game, lacing a two-run dou­ Monday’s first singles match. Slims four this year. N.J., 6-1, 6-1. Boston 66 57 .537 4 Cooperstown. game, felt that the fan behavior caused mediate word on how long Hollas would be lasted the Mets in 16 innings 83. ble into left-center field. sidelined. In other matches today, Brenda Kirk o f^ u th Africa tee NFL a dozen years, won’t hurt the Giant offense. On New York 68 59 .535 4 With the count 2-2, Robinson fouled off the next three the problem and that the Redskins acted second-seeded Kerry Melville beat Susan Hole of^Australia, 6- the other hand, one of tee biggest weaknesses again Milwaukee 59 62 .488 10 Six Tankers On All-Stars ^aron at a Glance properly when Thomas was abused. pitches from reliever Bill Hands and then became the 49th of Australia was meeting Mimi 1,6-2, and Penny Moor of Great appears to be in tee punting department. Tom Blanchard’s Cleveland 51 74 .468 20 The Buffalo Evening News reported The Saints also dealt away their top player in major league history to reach the 2,500-hit G Henreid of Scottsdale, Ariz., Britain bested Susan Pritula of boots are not only short but line drives. The Giants haven’t West 1973 Home Runs 31 Monday that the fans behind the ground-gainer last season. Bob Gresham. plateau. Six Manchester Rec Swim Hopperstead. and third-seeded Rosemary Detroit, 6-1, 7-6. had a top punter since Don (Chandler’s days...The Giants Oakland 73 51 .589 Most Recent Home Run Washington bench abused Thomas They sent Gresham to Houston for defen­ Royals Snap Jinx “I have a very slim chance of ever reaching 3,000,” said Club members have been The local swimmers will sive tackle Leo Brooks, a 265-pounder who Casals of San j^ancisco was had 61 players in uniform and at least six others in civies, Kansas City 71 55 .563 3 named to the Connecticut Aug.18 because he did not face the flag during the the 36year-old Robinson. “I have to play about three more compete with the State team was in his fourth year with the Oilers. Minnesota 59 64 .480 1314 1973 Games Remaining 34 anthem. facing Helen Gourlay of P h y s i c a l s which means 27 will draw their walking papers or be years. It’s not impossible, but the last 100 hits were the A.A.U. All-Star swim team. against the New England AU- Australia. (3iicago 58 66 .468 15 Babe Ruth’s Career Record assigned to tee taxi squad...Southington’s Vin Gements hardest.” Those honored are Peter Stars in a dual meet Aug. 26 at California 58 64 .467 15 Manning, Paige'Johnson, Leslie 714 Qualifying play ended Mon­ Physical examinations for drew praise from (Coach Alex Webster for his blocking. To On National Teevee Brown University in Aaron’s Magic Number 10 Texas 43 79 .352 29 Scott, Katie Tucker, Karen Providence. day with Andrea Vrikos of Paw­ all fall sport candidates at Joe Fan, the ex-UConn back’s running was also com­ Herbert and Sherrie The Atlanta Braves were idle tucket bowing to Madeleine Monday’s Games NEW YORK (AP) - game with late relief help from 5-4 and the Oakland A’s Monday. Duckpin Loop Manchester High will be plimentary. Pegel of Stockholm, Sweden, given Friday night ONLY Baltimore 4, Minnesota 3 Smile, Jack McKeon, you’re Doug Bird. whipped the Detroit Tigers 7-2. Planned at Y MCC Pair Tie for Sixth 64, 7-5. starting at 6 o'clock at the Kansas City 6, New York 2 on TV. Busby, 1611, had only given Boston 5, Texas 4 Duckpin bowling will make a “This is the first good up six hits through eight innings Orioles 4, Twins 3 Wendy Appleby of Palos Clarke Arena. Physicals Oakland 7, Detroit 2 Y League Meets comeback this fall and winter 138 score. DiNicolo fired a 68 game we’ve plqyed on until allowing tee two Yankee Brooks Robinson’s single, the Pro Ralph DiNicolo and Verdes, Calif., defeated Pam for Rennet and filing MNET FOOTBttL at the Community Y lanes and and Riordan a 70. Sprinters Salvage Pride Only games scheduled national television,” said runs in tee ninth. Bird came in 2,500th hit of his major league Thp Wednesday Y League amateur Rich Riordan, playing Austin of RoUi^ Hills, Calif., 4- Junior High boys will also to get tee last two outs and in an effort to foster new in­ The team of pro Dick Tuesday’s Games the Kqnsas City manager career, tied th^ game in the OMMUNITY will hold a meeting Wednesday out of the Manchester Country 6, 6-2, 7-5, and Miss Henreid take place Friday night recorded his 12th save. terest, Flo Alkas has been Stranahan and partner Alan Detroit (Fryman 5-8) at after a i62 triumph over tee ninth and the' winning run night at 7:30 at the Holiday Club, tied for sixth place in Doyle and pro Ray Howell and bested Joyce Schweikert of Las starting at 7:30 at the The Yankee defeat dropped scored two batters later on — Tryouts Still In Progress angag^ to serve as an instruc­ Oakland (Holtzman 1610), N New York Yankees Monday Lanes to plan the 1973-74 yesterday’s Connecticut Sec­ Joe Cottle deadlo^ed for first Vegas, Nev., 6-2,1-6, 6-2. Clarke Arena. Milwaukee (Colborn 1 ^ ) at them into fourth place in tee Merv Rettenmund’s bouncer as tor and supervisor of women’s tion PGA Pro-Am Cham­ night. Cut Off Wednesday, 22 of August season. All team captains and play. place with 132. Darkness halted Miss Doerner defeated All soccer, football, U.S. Swim Stars California (Ryan 1614), N American League East, four Baltimore rallied for three runs pionship at the Hillandale Coun­ “Usually, we’re sloppy.” any other members of the Mrs. Alkas, a certified in­ a sudden death playoff after Roylee Bailey of Los Angeles, cross country candidates Boston (Moret 7-0) at Texas games behind the front-running and beat Minnesota 4-3. Bring DoctoriB Certificate try Qub in Trumbull. 6-3, 64, and Nancy Omszein (rf The Royals, who have been league are urged to attend. Of- structor by the American two holes. must be checked. (Dunning (Hi), N Baltimore Orioles. The hot The local golfers turned in a Washington, D.C., topped upstaged whenever playing in 6:00 at Charter Oak Field ficers are: H ^ Martyn, presi­ Junior Bowling Congress, plans In World Games New York (Peterson 611) at Orioles won their eighth A’s 7, Tigers 2 tee national iqratlight of late, OLLEGE OF 'fflE dent; Joe Twaronite, to hold several free instruc­ Kansas City (Drago 12-12), N straight game with a dramatic Gene Tenace blasted two made sure that they would have treasurer; and Art Johnson, tional clinics before forming a Minnesota (Blyleven 1612) at 4-3 triumph over tee Minnesota home runs and drove in four a good TV image with a four- secretary. women’s morning league. The „ MOSCOW (AP) — American swimmers get a chance to Baltimore (Palmer 174), N Twins. run fourth inning. runs to power Oakland past clinic will be held Tuesday, perform today at tee World University Games after U.S. (Chicago (Bahnsen 1614) at Detroit 7-2. Vida Blue won his That put tee lights out for tee In the other American Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. Rollirijg Park printers salvage^! a bit of pride in vrild track and field Cleveland (Tldrow 1611) 14th game for the A’s with a Yankees and helped to break a League games, the Boston Red Baby sitting will be available finales and tee Soviet Union added six gold medals. seven-hitter. Golf Tourney four-game losing streak for tee Sox t o p ^ tee Texas Rangers and young mothers interested The Americans figure to NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 Royals. Steve Busby played tee will be able to bowl and be Coming up on'Bunday, Sept. dominate the four days of first gold with a victory in the East leading role in the Kiuisas City HQUDAY LANES finished before their youngsters 16 will be the 15th annual swimming events and could 800 meters. production, winning his 12th 39 SPENCER ST. MAHCHSSTER get out of school at noon. Rolling Park Golf Tournament easily add a dozen golds to the The American track team, W L Pet GB CLEARANCE SALE The bowling alleys have aU be at the Tallwood Golf Club. two golds, three silvers and outperformed for four days, St. Louis 63 61 .506 TEL 648-2128 completely reconditioned. Entries should be submitted nine bronzes they now possess. won the final two events on tee Pittsburgh 59 62 .488 2V» All interested need only to to Bob Zering, 86 Bretton Rd. However, there is no hope of program. The U.S. sprinters Montreal 59 64 .480 3(4 1973 El Dorado register on Sept. 11 to take part. not later than Sept. 1 to allow catching the powerful Soviets, came from behind en a fine Chicago 58 65 .472 4tk the committee time to figure who have picked up clusters of final lap by Steve Riddick of Iteiladelphia 57 66 .463 5tk ORCE Wj^nvite you to come and join the fun! handicaps and to select pi^es. medals in gymnastics and Norfolk, Va., State to win tee New York 55 67 .451 7 Any resident or former rot- wrestling. The Soviets now 406meter relay. West MINI MOTOR HOMES Los Angeles 77 47 .621 dent of Rolling Park is eligible. have 44 gold, 21 silver and 22 Then, in the 1,600 the Thio now coHogo offtro you on# of tho moot od- Tennis Further information may be ob­ bronze. Russians broke tee tape first, Cincinnati 76 50 .603 2 vancod coroor oducatloii eurriculums In tho world Dom be Lata — Donl HMittta San Francisco 68 55 .553 8tk tained by contacting J ^ An- but tee judges disqualified tee through tho U.S. Air Forco Schoolo of AppUod The final day of track and Houston 66 61 .520 12Vk dreoli, Dan Pinto, Itave Douton. Russian team for fouling. In a SAVE SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — field Monday saw seven Euro­ nooo t. nsoo Aoroopaco Sclotico. Thia now program offora you: Atlanta 60 67 .472 1814 or Bert McConkey. baton pass starting tee third Brian Teacher of San IMego pean countries win first place, San Diego 45 78 .366 3114 (APPLICATION FORM — PLEASE CHECK ONE) defeated Chris Sylvan of among them Mona Lisa Por- leg, Darwin Bond of tee Univer­ ON ANY MOTOR HOME sity of Tennessee was in­ Monday’s Games College Accredited Fresno, Calif. 6-4, 7-6 in the siainen os Finland, who became Cincinnati 8, New Yqrk 3,16 IN STOCK □ MIXED opening‘round of the United the premier women’s sprinter terfered with by Valery □ MORNING □MON. Yurchenko and thrown off innings □ MEN'S States Mra’s Amateur Tennis of tte Games when she added San Francisco 6, Montreal 4, Technical Training □ AFTER. O TUES. (%ampionships. Hockey the 200-meter title to her stride. * □ LADIES’ 11 innings NOON O W ED . earlier victory in the 100 Houston 10, Pittsburg 2 WITH PAY □ d o u b les □ 9 A.M. GTHURS. TORONTO - The Toronto meters, Only games scheduled FOR INFORMATION CALL: 648-7440 Maple Leafs have announced Or Send Us This (k>upon □ JUNIORS □ 12:30 P.M. G F R I. Pietro Mennea of Italy took Tuesday’s Games WINDOW BBEARD the signing of Red Kelly as the men’s 200-meter race, Boxing Returns San Francisco (Bryant 184) coach of the National Hockey U.S. Air Force Career Counselora □ 6:30 P.M. G S A T . Britain’s Francis Gement won NEW HAVEN (AP) - Boxing at Montreal (Renko 11-7), N 5SS Main St. OIL CO. League team. San Diego (Jones 3-3) at SHADES □ 9:00 P.M. G S U N . n ‘ 8lnos1938 (Henld Photo by Otts Yotl) the 1,500,Crazyna Rabsztyn of will return to New Haven after Manchester, Conn. 06040 INDIVIDUAL Poland won the women’s 100- Philadelphia (Brett 124), N Mod* to Ordor □ 9:30 P.M. 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THE HERALD will not /• B ^ c iis o p *t h e m a t t e r _____ q - m are taken oyer the phone as a between 4-7 p.m., 643-9223. looking for disclose the identity of any ■CiWI W NU. Ipc, TJA lAt. U t h t. OH. convenience. The advertiser Butinoes Opportunity 28 PBrt-tImo holp. advertiser using box letters. sho^d read his ad the FIRST AMERICAN 1966, 12x55’, 4 Readers answering blind boxw DAY IT APPEARS and rooms, partiaUy furnished, can be moved to park in Williman- MANCHEESTER — Paint store , Apply In parson to SHORT RIBS ads aiio desire to protect theiK r e p o r t e r r o r s in time BY FRANK O’NEAL tic, 644-2638. for sale. Will seU for less than AUTOMOTIVE CENTER identity can follow this* for the next insertion. The stock is worth. Call Mitten procedure; ' Realty, 6436930. SEARS rMREAUYGLAD NOW I OONT HAVE 10 WORRy Herald is reqxmslble for only WANTED — Working, single ncIwslM' Park MXnURNEDMElWrOA FROG. ONE incorrect or omitted ABOUT INFLATION.,, WARS... Enclose your reply to the person; married couple, no |4n tquai appertunffy amptoysrl insertion for any advertise* children, pets; to purchase new EIGHTEEN hole miniature CORRUPTION IN SGVERNMENt box in an envelope — address golf for sale, house, 6 Ughts, ment and then only to the ex­ or late model used mobile home PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER rAYES.,.RACIALTEN90N to the Gassificd. Manager, clubs, balls, etc. 1-9746142 after tent of a ‘‘mako'good” set up in Bolton, 643-2880. B O T a r e y o u d u m b I Mandiester Evening Herald, 6 p.m. • • • $04u#on6 LOOK! ^ VOU'RE insertion. Errors which do not FOLLOWING ME INTO> C BR O UG H T NOT SO together with a memo liking CRIPPS is opening a new men’s mayhavosMtyM TME WOODS.' lessen the value of the Mo b il e Home 12x56’, 6 years clothing store in Manchester. C A N D V DUMB! the companies you ^ NOT ohoppypA I BARS.' advertisement will not be cor­ old, very good condition. WaU- Holp Wonted 38 An interesting job for an want to see your lettgr. Your rected by "make good” to-wall carpeting, equipped experienced clothing salesman letter will be destroyed if the insertion. , kitchen. Situated in lovely REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. in this new better clothing dis­ advertiser is one you’ve landscaped park. CaU mornings to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- count store. Salary, permanent. mclntioned. U not it will be between 7-9:30, 646-7611. hour week. Salary 8375.30 bi­ Cripps Famous Brand Clothier, Happy 47th Anniversary weekly, 8387.78 bi-weekly with handled in the usual manner. 643-2711 GRANDMA AND 35x10 MOBILE Home, 62,150 on d e ^ . Many fringe benefits. lot, immediate occupancy. CaU Veterans Home and Hospital, NURSES AIDE - 3-11, full­ GRANDPA ERICKSEN THE FLINTSTONES Loaf and Found BY HANA.BARBERA 1 Autot For Solo 875-2376. m Exit 23, off 1-91, West Sfreet, time. CaU 649-4519. Love, Rocky Hill. CaU 529-2571, exten­ Janice, Brian and Kevin LOST fluffy, dark gray tiger 1971 CH EV RO LET, Monte sions 395, 233, 248. FULL and part-time mechanics /Io.K.,OLD ^ kitten with double paws, vicmi- Motorcycloo-Blofclot 11 s p e e d i n n Brook Convalescent Apply or call 228-3176. Superior SfWmtK iH \^rrk THB a t t ic brakes, new tires. Good condi­ Home, off House Street, Auto Body, Route 6, Columbia. MYEAR... 0«K ; WA *^EAL P DO YOU need extra income to 9 6 OLDSMOBILE 1969 Vista tion. 6350. 646-2718, after 6. ODD jobs, paneUng, household INSIDE-Outside painting. Heeting-Plumbing 17 Glastonbury, 633-5244. help take care of the ever in­ iRlWEKClDNGUr PCXICE Cruiser 6-passenger, original repairs, carpentry. CaU 649- Special rates for peopm over w. MACHINISTS wanted - day AOfF f owner, excellent condition, $1,- 1972 TOYOTA CeUca ST, blue, FuUy insured. Estimates given. B O m Heating and. Plumbing RNs-LPNs. AU shifts - FuU- creasing food and other bills? shift. Pull benefits including 7W. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2183. 19,000 miles, exceUent condi- CaU 649-7863. — Prompt, courteous service. time and part-time. ExceUent Solve your money problems by holidays" hospitaUzation, majw Uon, 62,250. 649-2964. CaU 643-1496. fringe benefits. East Hartford being an attendant In our excejh medical, life insurance, CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ tionally clean landromat. Flexi- 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced ages, additions, repairs, smaU GRAD STUDENTS available Convalescent Home, 745 Main resently on overtime schedule. below bo(A, red with white roof 1965 COMET, 6300. CaU 647- for painting, 4 years ' NO JO B too small. Immediate St., East Hartford. ble hours, evenings or I. E. HaU & Sons, Route 32, jobs. Free estimates. Call weekends. C!aU 646-8749. E and bucket seats, excellent con- 9780. Stephen Martin, 646-7295. experience, fuUy insured. Free service on service caUs. Free South Willington. Contact Ed dition^air-conditioning, power estimates. CaU our competitors estimates gladly given on WANTED - General Aubin, 429-5010. steering, power brakes, 1965 DODGE Dart, standard POWER MOWERS, hand then ctiU us, 649-7034. heating or ^umbiog. Faucets machinist. Overtime, paid automatic. Must sell for com- shift, good running condition. mowers repaired, pick-up and repaired or installed. Water holidays, exceUent insurance car. Best offer over |2,9N. CaU 6^2348 anytime. delivery. Prompt-Rellable- ABC Painting — 15 years pumps worked on. Complete benefits. Metronic^ Inc.., Route MMKflESTER CUBIK (»., IK . W. Service. CaU Sharpail, 6436305. experience, low, low prices Uiat heating wstems, rec rooms, 6 & 44A., Bolton, Conn. ALLEY OOP K can’t be beat. 6 4 6 4 ^ . 2 7 HniardSt 646-1331 BY V.T. HAMUN 1972 FORD Pinto, excellent etc. CaU M & M Plumbing & AUTO INSURANCE - com­ condition, 4-speed, 2,000cc, low TRUCKING, bdd jobs, moving Heating, 649-2871. EXPERIENCED painters pare our low rates. For a mileage, 61,7M. 643-9267. large appliances, cleaning SPRAY Painting — 15 years wanted, at least 4-5 years Has oponlngs for two machinists with laths experience. Fast service, neat experienc6j Call 649-4343 iw FBuSS& 'ffilS'r »>■**>/ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF ieleiAone quotation call Mr. cellars, attics. Also will buy SEWERLINES, sink lines, and grinding sxpsriancs. Dolhi at 6 4 6 ^ . 1966 MUSTANG, V8 automaUc, and seU used furniture. 64^ work. Very reasonable prices. cleaned with electric cutters, between 6-7 p.m.. new transmission, tires, 1775. Completely insured. 5284396. by professionals. McKinney BECAUSE NOW THAt I PlwTEET.THATi BWT W b UT MAYBE THE^ MEYERS Manx Dune Buggy. radiator, tune-up, aU factory Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ e GOOD WORKINO CONOITIONS . , _ ^ *WTTI CANTON'HAS A OP THEAAABIC HBtE! XREAuywWnMR Honcs CaU 646-79W. extras, exceUent condiUon. 6650 TWO handymen want variety of HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, pany, 643-5308. • U B E R A LSE ie iT S 1 . / EVE, I'M CLAD I STD WO CALL, (T MAY 1TIERE ARE NO RUES'Isratn CAR AS IN APPEARS ON. firm. 649-8737. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ exterior, experienced. Super e S M IO IIR WORK WEEK I* / TOLP Veo TM REALLY LOWE UP MY fTORY.i -CLARK BABLE WAS pW^BOWEMWP' low rates. Free estimates. (^11 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, 1966 CHEVROLET Im pala, tilizing, mowing. Cellars, a^ Apply only H you o n willing to i end grow wNfl ■ i POTEETCWVON-INLA A TELEPHONE fiERAR convertible, V-8, power 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, Adoor tics, cleaned. Reliable service. 646-2965. repairs, remodeling, new work. ^ TOWRin5AB«n-THE flSOMCAPIZ, Free estimates. No job too young progrottNo compeny. CHMLSt TALENT ^steering, good condition. Call hardtop, power steerina, Reasonable rates. 643-5306. 'AflENTF'i before 6 p.m., 875-NlO. brakes, autematic, michelm small. Promptrompt seiservice on %;• steel radials, air-conditioned, Bullding-Contreeling 14 emergency,, 64^7024. 1967 CAMARO, excellent condi­ high mUeage, 61.400. 643-8840. IH* tion. Automatic, V-8 transmis­ MASON — Plastering, brick 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, laying stone laying imd con- * V *** ** sion. Must sell before school, IS 649-1835 after 5:N. excellent engine and transmis­ Crete. New and m . Free e*- Flooring TOOtMAKERSL- sion, asking 6895. 228-0384. No timates gladly given. E. FLOOR SANDING and SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER 1965 C m V E L LE , MaUbu, V-^ tqU from Mianchester. Richardson, 6436689, 6466606. poaHiont now avolloblo tor all around toolmakora. BY BILL HOWRILLA Refinishing, (specializing in power steering, |4N. Call 74^ c m n iip Applloanta muot bo capoblo ol maklno tooto. |lgo Trueko-Trodor S NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - older floors). Inside and outside and ffarturaa uaad in tha manufactura and aaaambly iQjm ..cmm Kz r ic M t r Remodeling, repairing, ad­ lu tin g . John VerfaUle, 646- of mochonieal compononta. Oatodad eamfldataa ecHTbfziAL- e i ^ A e o u n d u r IS A vWV 5750, 8^2222. Pilgrim Mills It expand­ 2 P R O Fq^ REBUILT 4-speed transmis­ 1968 FORD, half ton, pidi-up ditions, rec rooms, porchM and ing our sales staff. We wlH bb axpaotad to handlo' onOro projoela with i«U(aEP,tAfJP “ sion, with Hurst shifter, flN . truck, good condition, low roofing. No job too smaU. CaU HeA(2 iw M experienced, minlnNin) auporvialon. 8 yoara |ob ahop axparlanea r CaU after 5 p.m., 6 4 3 ^ 1 . mUeage. CaU 644-2932. 649-3143lA. mature saleswomen and LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON cashiers part time or full 8& e . iimfr Ai tmnam or lamf fMiMW Id e m v £ s V I / / /. 1963 CHEVY H, set up with 283, 1968 % TON Pick-up, utUity •pi reasohabw i CARPENTRY - Repairs, Bonde-Steekt-Morlgefoe 27 time to fit your schedule. I .%ScFQO(sm: \ not running, as is, |140. Call 643- body. 6700 or best offer. Phone Call Mandavllla remodeUng, additions, roofing. II you like fabrice, you'll TdOlMiodf CMjpIdffiidMf RfdfMfdf 6494938. CaU David Patria, South Wind­ love working In our 0281. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ sor, 644-1796. exciting store. Stop by cond, third. AU kinds. Realty for an Interview... DODGE 1964 Polaris, 440, ^ statewide. Credit raUng un­ UNITED NUCLEAR WES ROBBINS carpentry door hardtop. One owner c a r ., Comport' necessary. Reasonable. Con­ CORPORATION S r remodeUng specialisl. Aa- ^ - Good running condition, 843- UobfloUHomoo LIGHT tracking, odd jobs, fidential, quidi arrangements. •71 76M. diUons, rec rooms, dormery, i ’QgnmMills. lawns mowed, trees cut and Alvin Lundy Agenmr. 527-7U7L .1963 NOMAD travel traUCT, 16’, buUt-iiu, bathrooms, kitchens, 484 OaMand 8L, Manehealer •ua.( removed. CeUars iuid attics g ift OAAB 100 ConstituUon Puza, Hart­ 1971 CAPRI, 4-speed, |1,6N. 'sleeps 6. CaU alter 6 p.m., 649- iendey Hm S a h ir^ lO.'OO - 1 e IWI br NCA, lac. £<**££_ J cleaned. Free estimates. CaU ford. Evenings, 2336879. CaU 649-2274. 1619. 6436000. < PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., ug. H, 1873 98 H9lp WultHi 98 Aputnwtttt For fhnt 89 Buslnou Locotkm-’ ■■ I Houaaa For Solo W a t c h t h e w d s f i g h t o j e r w h o W a t c h t h e w o e f i o h t o / e r w h o For Root - 87 Houaaa For Bolo^ j ^ C H E S ’r e R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Aug. 21,1978 - PAGE ’THIRTBRN LAB Technician — With a m m m m r n n m m m 79 Houaoa For Sale 72 growing company, being a ^ T S t h e p r i z e i h i h e c e r e a l b o x - OETC TO EAT UP THE CEREAL - SEWMG MAM OPERATORS leader m the specialty paper 466 MAIN STREET-Building CUSTOM boUt, air-c(mditi(med, DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB ' \ ------nuking industry. Position is for any business, office, m com­ 9 room California Ranch. within corporate research and fM lM E * AHOTVIERI mercial use, near Center. < M m S TIG H H IS Firqtlaced Uving room, formal HARM CAN O e fc O ft Apply PBnoniiBl Offlee development group. The 646-2426, 94 p.m. dining room, modern Utdien SEinaoM primary work activity will be in 9 iirio il two bedrooms, with dining area, fadiily\room, the area of physical testing and MANCHESTER 10,000 square LAKEWOOD CiltCLE AREA three large bedroonu, fourth FiiDonnciK PIONEER PARACHUTE GO. product quality evaluation. Call acfaools.'fdinrdies feet industrial______space. Frilly possible. 2-car garage. M. RHancliMter George Zguris. Supervisor sprinklered, loading d o c k s ,V BautifuUy landscapd pounds. fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Marion E. Robertson, R ^ tor, Three huge bedrooms, 2 6 4 4 - 1 5 8 1 PT/(A> ColonlM Fiber Com­ bM'line. Can aitythne. Drug overdose and memory pany, 615 P a rk er S treet, 0131. 6435953. fuU baths, 9 closets, laige An nquni oppom m f nm phyr Manchester, Conn., 6494567, • 2% baths ^ screened in porch, garage, 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. similar problems, it’s not MANCHESTER 4,000 plus 200’ deep lot with fruit ence between life or death, Ext. 59. • Recreation Room D w Dr. L a m b - Two and alwaw possible to determine may be possible to impro'*e square feet store-building for which occurs in such sltua- • 4 fireplaces MANCHESTER itrees, basonoit rec room, a half years ago I took an what degree of complete re­ your memory skills by certain BABYSITTER wanted for two lease. Huge paved parking • Double treed lot New Listhig - WeU kqit 6lk- S laced Uving room, overdose of barbltoates. I was covery will occur until after *re types of memory exercises. GAL for general office work, 5 children. Mather Street area. area. Prime location In town room Cape, situated in -to-wall carpeting, in the hospital two weeks, but the acute crisis is over. , _If Uie other complications that can MAN PART TIME, for lawn • Meticulously cared for ooour, even if the person sur­ You are enUrely right that days, 40 hours week, all CaU 646-3919. with highway access. Hayes Bowers Sdiool district, go^ lovingly cared for, many Mly remember three days of has a shock-lie shock-like tea reac- and parking lot maintenance. vives. It s a good idea to find - ut benefits. East Hartford loca- ’TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in Agency, 6460131. • 2-Car Garage It. Since then my memory is or anything else bappei Starting time 7 a.m. or eaitier. sized living room, dining extras. $S,000. ing else happens what your capabilities are, Uon. 289-2735. Must nave driver’s license. CASHIERS and concession rmovated mansion. Includes • Uncompromising quality room,, and kitchen, 3 terrible. I can’t remember — - decreases the blood sup­su Let me use a good simple PROFESSIONAL office, and what problems you might attendants wanted for evenings everything, plus a fireplace, even simple things for very ply “ “ of oxygen ‘ to the brain lor example. If a person tried to Apply in person at W.H. beautiful, spacious. ExceUent Hom e for the diacriminating buyer, bedrooms plus a den or study, encounter before starting to HEl p Wanted part time and England Lumber Company, and some weekend work. Must $235 per month. Paul W. WMlSlI L HOWUU0 long. Before that my memory a prolonged period o f timfe, commit suiciae by carbon exposure. First floor, all fireplace, carpeting, finlahed was perfect. resume your schooling. You full time. Apply Arthur be 18 or over. Apply in_person Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, 646- M i m $ 4 1 .1 1 1 1 mere is a possibility of brain monoxide poisoning, such as Route 44A, Bolton Notdi, Conn. 1021. faculties, parking. Reasonable H IG H 5 0 t rec room, treed yard, should see your doctor and Treacher’s Fisn & Chips, only after 6 p.m., U.A. Tneater Now I want to sign up for damage. This can affect a running the car in a closed rent. 649-1^, 6 4 9 ^ . aluminum riding, oven and perhaps he can arrange for Manchester. WOMAN for housework, own East, 1-2-3, Manchester night school to get m y diplo­ person s memory and the ner- garage or similar techniques, you to have psychological test­ Parkade. MANCHESTER — Older 3- range. Don’t wait on this one! sonality afterwards. transportation. Call after 5,643- WARREN E. HOWLAND ma, but I want to know, will it is® poison- mg to determine if you really MACHINISTS - Turret lathe. room apartment on bus line. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 $36,500. pay to spend the money since 0925. H m Ko t 6 4 a - 1 1 M Fortunately, there is contin­ ing will decrease the oxyg( have a memory problem, or Bridgeport, full or part-time. FEMALE to work in dark Prefer older couple. inpipUes souare feet. Stock Place, rear. I might not be able to remem­ MANCHESTER - Con­ ued recovery of even the available to the brain. The wmething else can be done to Call1164Jwif ■ ^ room, and do filing, no heat and appUances. $110 per Attractive rental. CaU 522-3114. ber Ihinga until I took the 116 or apply' in person PERSONNEL Interdewer — dominium 3 bedrooms, 2lk memory and personality fac­ carbon monoxide combines nelp you improve your memo- at Abilitity 1 experience necessary. Hours month. Paul W. Dougan UAR REALTY C0.p INC. test. Is my problem caused Machine & Tool, 315- Wonderful opportunity for con­ raths, central air, aU carpeted, tors for some time after the with the hemoglobin in the red ly response and, hence, learn­ R Broad St., Manchester. 8 :^ 1 2 noon. Call 9-4, 649-8979. Realtor, 643-4535. 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 coits 643*2682 from the pills I took, aiid. If genial outgoing woman who can CIRCA 1730, 16 rooms, recently tennis, swimming. Immediate initial crisis. Even so, if the blood cells and makes it im­ ing ability. I would encourage - - - ______( per smiare foot including heat, lo M D . so, is there anything I can do relate well with people. Will L6HAPEMNCH restores, 7 fireplaces, summer occupancy. CaU owner, 643 crisis is too bad, and the possible for them to carry you to do this as you may applications now being FOUR ROOM second floor, sprinklered offices. Warren E. 114 Unwood Drive to improve my memory? oxygen. If the person is res­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted to screen, test ana interview kitchen, 6 plus bedroonu, new 8384. Priced to seU. $31,500. brain doesn’t get enough oxy- really able to do sometoing take care of elderly man, tive- accepted for fall. Dishwashers Dogt-Blrd$-Pot» 41 Wontod to Buy apartment, no pets, security, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. cued before they have com­ female applicants. Local subur­ 88 Apartmpnta For Rant 89 I Living room, dining room, baths, kitchen. Two-car garage. I was not on dope. I got the ?;en for too long a period of useful for yourself. in, references. Call 643-1894, tuiuand cook, auall Hourshours ava available. $125. Call mornings, or 4-6,649- $58,900. Philbrick A g e w y THREE acres, 3room Ranch, MANCHESTER — 7-room Split pleted the:,act, and the brain (NEWSPAPEn ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ban office. Hours 10 a.m.-3p.m. BEAGLES— AKC, three years 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, kitchen, 2 baths, 3 pills from a doctor who was ime, or is exposed to toxins between 9-5. part or full time, days or nights! ANTIQUE furniture, glass, 1265. Realtors, 646-4200. two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ Level on treed tot, plenty of didn’t get oxygen for a long Will train right person. Call 549- old, started hunters, one male, sprinklered, heavy floor load. bedrooms, famUy room, treating me for nerves. I have in any way for a long period Also waitress, full-time Uys. round oak tables, cast iron toys, A P A R T M E Iir ages, Fhvida room. Hutchins shade, eat-in kitchen, formal period of time, there may be Senrf your quesliom to Dr. Lamb, 1333i one female, Hebron, 228-3792. fireplace, built-ins, swim­ not seen a doctor since I left of time, brain damage can Apply to Tacorral, 246 Broad St. collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 FIVE ROOM Duplex apart­ Warren E. Howland, R ea ^ rs, MANCHESTER - 7-room Cape A { ^ , 6435324. dining room, fireplaced Uving permanent brain damage. in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box anytime. RENTAL OmCE 643-1108. ming pool. Offered at $44,- the hospital. Would it help if I result. TYPIST — Good, accurate ment, $160 monthly, security on a quiet street, near room, 3 bedrooips, 2 fuU baths, did? 1551, Radio City Station, New York, ASSISTANT We have* a large varietji of deposit and references 900. MANCHEjSTEjR — Fantastic The only way to determine typing necessary. Opportunity SUPERINTENDENT for 100- Llvo Stock everything. Treed lot, aU new rec room, heated garage. ‘This point is not always N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's 42 required. Available October BOLTON N O TC H -B y 1-84, five-room Randi. 3 bedrooms, Dear Reader — With over­ to advance into a secretarial unit complex. Ability with elec­ R oom s Without Board 89 deluxe one. and two-bedroom and modern inside, lots of waU- Upper 30’s. F. J. fp lle cti. understood by people, and booklet on cholesterol, send 50 cents OFFICE trical and plumbing, general 1st. 875-5189. across shopping center, 1 -8 6 large kitchen, garage, lovely doses of sleeping pills, and position. Small friendly office, FIVE-YEAR old Dun, grade apartments and townhousefl VANTAGE REALTY to-wall. Must be seen to be ap­ Realtor. 643-2121. Frank they think only of the differ- to the same address and ask for building and ground close, beautifully paneled tot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. conveniently located. Eacellent mare, rides English and THE Thompson House — Cot­ throughout Manchektw. Ren­ preciated. F. J. Spileckl, Spileckl, Bob Gorman. "Cholesteror booklet. MANAGER FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch Street, m odern 4,000 square feet, 872-9402 $30,500. Arruda Realtors, 6M- benefits, $105. Olsten Services, maintenance. Salary plus western, learning to jump a ^ tage St., centrally Ideated, tal office optt daily fram 9-5/ Realtor, 6432121. Well known automotive apartment. Call 528-1300 for ap­ first floor, adult couple, no suitablh offices, showrooms, 1539. Lou Arruda. 549-5561. drive. You’ll love her. Call 649- large, pleasantly furnished other tinies hjr appoibuwpt., TWO family house in very good 78 77 dealership seeks a man with chidren. CaU 649-6987. plus storage buildings on 4 pointment. 0682. 742-8628. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, MANCHESTER — Top quaUty condition, on prime location acres. Commercial, industrial. ELUNGTON knowledge of accounting. WANTED — Experienced for overnight and permanent M M in )______custom buUt (Colonial. Slate M andw sta with extra building tot. (toU WEST HARTFORD - Split SELLING your property? Call THREE-BEDROOM, first floor Don’t hesitate to call no matter Level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 Excellent working conditions mechanic capable of perfor­ WANTED twopart-time maids. ArtfcfM for Solo 48 guest rates. 24M lnfb*rll. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 15 foyer, fireplaced iNing room, owner, 643-9678. 100* LAKEFRONT us first. We’ll buy your home Court Cases Inquire Manchester Motel, 1 apartment, ih newer two- how Uttle or how much space rooms, newly remodeled fireplaces, exceptional value at plus many fringe benefits. Our ming major engine transmis­ swimming pool plus tw many COUMUlimTS Ovmers are retiring, moving immediately at a fair price, all hfcNall Street. IH -Ull family. Appliances, air- you require. 1-223-4460. Omy if kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms $48,500. Philbrick Agency, employees know of this ad. sion and rear end repairs. ALUMINUM sheets used as CENTRAL, gentleman, plea­ extras to mention. I)airable Two-bedroom duplex with Lota-Land lor Bale 79 cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, conditioning, and carpeting. no answer, 521-7373. each side. Large private yairi. to Florida, and want to sell Realtors, 6 4 3 ^ . Reply Box L, Excellent hourly wage plus printing plates, .007 thick, sant master bedroom, with Keeney Street area. In the 40’s. famUy room, one fuU, two half Arruda Realty. CIRCUIT COURT 12 KEYPUNCH' $265. Security deposit required. this custom built 3 bedroom bonus. Three years experience or — Part- telephone, next to shower, Immaculate condition Tedford Real Estate, 6476914. b a ^ . ANDOVER — 93 acres, 3,600’ of Manchester Herald 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. No pets. October 1st occupancy. 122 EAST CENTER Street - home. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths St Manchester Session reouired. Benefits include paid time evenings, 6-f2. Contact parking, 6436801 after 6. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, throughout, garages. Central road frontage. AU biiil^ble. COVENTRY — Five room cot­ THINKING of selling your Phone 6432711. 643-5836. New first-floor office space, Three-bedroom duplex, for­ tage, fully furnished. (Hose to CMS, Blue Cross, Major Mr. Clark, 569-1330. centrally located, stove in­ location, $49,500. Philbrick Ten minutes to Manchester. a huge patio with barbecue on home or acreage? Think no Frederick Tanner, 22, of convenient location, ample lake. Secondary financing Medical plan, life insurance, LADIES only, nicely furnished cluded, no children or pets, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. mal dining room, fir^ la ce, Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. which to entertain. Don’t more, call Hagler Real Estate, Willimantic, pleaded guilty to a FULL and part-time work NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 parking, on bus Une. WUl sub­ MANCHESTER available, $10,000. Philbrick uniform allowance and paid FEMALE typist for program­ cents each. Inquire side aoor, room for rent, community middle-aged couple preferr^, Fumlahad Apartmanta 84 Like new — 6lk-room Ranch famUy room, two foU and two No caUs 1-6 p.m. hesitate. Call now. JoAnn we are in needotfo f listings again! charge of breach of peace and available at Pilgrim Mills ming department of W.I.N.F. divide to- fit your needs, 646- RANCH — 6 rooms. Ilk baths, half baths. Agency, Realtors, 64(M200. vacations. We also have an Manchester Evening Herald. kitchen and bath. All utiUties 649-8733. with large Uving room, 3 good Culver, 6435306. Call 6436624. was given a six-month warehouse, 99 Loomis Street. Telephone for interview, 646- 1180. I formal dining room, 3 opening for a trainee. Excellent included. Located on bus line THREE ROOM furnished Each with wall-to-wall VERNON — 8 acres, one mile suspended sentence in court Work consists of marking end 1230. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sized bedrooms, convedent opportunity for the r i^ t man and near stores. CaU anytime, FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ apartment, aU utiUties, first bedrooms, garage, treed lot, from Rt. 144, 3 miles from Rt. MANCHESTER - Client will Monday. folding fabrics. Apply in person DARK rich, clean loam, 5 Retort Propartf-For Rant 68 kitchen with walk-in pantry, carpeting, aU appUancea, cen­ willing to work at a satisfying 6444)383. cond floor, Birch Street, heat floor, parking, older people $33,900. Philbrick Agehcy, IS. $15,500. Jason Brooks Agen­ pay all cash for Colonial or or call Miss Cobum, 646-1000. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, mud room, oversized bath, tral air conditioning and car­ • •B&W • • BOLTON Tanner was also placed on career. Inquire to Joe FEMALE Clerk— Mature, with included, security deposit, | 1 6 5 , preferred. 272 Main St. Realtors, 64^00. cy, 647-1632. No caUs 1-6 p.m. oversized Cape, preferably on sand, stone, pool and patio COVENTRY Lake - Cottage* port. Priced below new probation for two years. McCavanagh, Lynch Toyota, experience for medicine and CLEAN pleasant room. CaU 649-4498. spacious enclosed sunporch, west side. May consider Ranch FABRICATION lead man. sand, 643-9504. Lakewood Heights Beautiful 5- prices. The BARROWS k WALLACE Cb. Executive type U&R built 7- Inc., between 8-5 p.m. or call cosmetic department. after 6 p.m., 6431425. TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, carpeting, fireplace, attadied BOLTON - Miller Rd., 166x100 if in right location. CaU Dick Printed circuit board manufac­ room cottage, sleepssi 7 or 8. Call Re«ltort-MLS room Contemporary Ranch, Terrence Stock, 21, of 40 for appointment, 646-4321. Excellent pay with commiraion CHARLES Apartments — East refrigerator, heat, hot water. Manchester 2-car garage. Beautiful tot, residential zone, close to Martens at Martens Agency, turer has an opening for an SCREENED loam , gravel, *Mitten...... Agency, 6436930. MERRin AGENCY Manchester Parkade — 6484tN spacious living room with fringe benefits. Compensa­ Middle Turnpike, 4Vi room Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main lake, $2,600. W. J. Barcomb, Realtors, 6432550. Olcott St., pleaded guilty to a experienced man in set-up of processed gravel, sand7 stone! Apartmanta For Rant 09 la n d s c a ^ acre plus lot. Ideal i i Mforo 646*1180 tion rewarded by your efforts. Townhouse. IVi baths, all Street. 2 FA M ILY Realtor, 644-8000. huge stone fireplace, formal 6 «•••••••••••••••••••••••••• charge of third-degree larceny template routing or related SET-UP MAN wanted for and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ MISQUAMICUT — •■414 rooms for the home gardener. Many appliances, two air- 4lk-4lk rooms, each unit, dining room, large sunny and was given a 60-day procedures. Must be able to department engaged in light dover, 742-7886. WE HAVE customers waiting heated, walking distance to extras. $48,500. COVENTRY — 7 rooms, 2 bath- conditioners, carpeting, heat, THREE ROOM furnished bedrooms, large k ^ e n and MANCHESTER - Falknor SOUTH W IN D SO R - Birch HiU kitchen, 3 beidroonu, 19x25’ suspended sentence. He was read blueprints and use machining operations and for the rental of y o a apartment beach. Call 6436491. Ranch, with 2-car garage, mechanical assembly work. hot water, storage, patfo, sound apartment, $135 monthly. Drive, Desirable expandable area, one. acre plus, $11,000. family room with brick also placed on probation for one measuring equipment. Apply to TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for or home. J.D. Real Estate living room, all newly situated on one acre lot and all H e b ro n Some knowledge of punch press proofing. Basement garage. Security deposit required. 647- UAR REALH COm INC. Cape, presently nnSergoini Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. fireplace, 2 full baths with year. Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Associates, Inc. 6435129. Wanted fo Rant 89 renovated-heating, wiring, on 160’ of waterfront. Price in desirable. Apply LaPointe In­ From $195 to $230. CaU c W le s 643*2612 face Ufting. When compretea] No calls 1-6 p.m. Street, Manchester or call 646- cents per pound. 872-9032, 873 carpeting, pSinting, inside aid the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, vanity, sundeck, 2-car at­ Hobart D. Mnrrioch. RnaNor wUI include new roof, new 3800. dustries, Inc., 155 West Main 0D07. PonticeUi, 649-9644, 6460800. MATURE responsible working outside, new driveway. Must 6431611. tached garage. Situated on a Two men, both charged with Street, Rockville. An equal op­ STRONG BOY, about 14 wanted gutters, new amerite drive, two MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• adult family wants 5 rooms, no be seen. IVk-acre high treed, well operating motor vehicles while portunity employer. to wash cars. North End area. new bedrooms on second level, zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. Footes Wed TWO nursery attendants SKI BOOTS, 714 narrow, plastic v i u a a n MANCHESTER — Gigantic 6- pets. Phone 524-5297 after 6 BOLTON. LAKE — Oversized landscaped lot. $53,900. under the influence of liquor, Call 643-5573 after 7 p.m. Houtaa tor Rant 08 carpeting throughout, and Helen D. (tote. Realtor, MU^, needed, five mornings a week. molded, never used, $45. Riding room apartment available im­ p.m. brick Cape, 7 rooms, rec room Immediate occupancy. pleaded guilty to the unrelated PUNCH PRESS operator — hat, size 6%. 26” bike. Call 64'f- M E R R in AGENCY MANCHESTER - New on much more at ^,900. For in basement, beach privileges, SnUTM EIItS. mediately. Security required, BOLTON Notch, 3room coun­ 60 Years charges and were each fined some die setting experience EXPERIENCED woman 1125. RMlIon ^^1180 market, impeccable 3room more information. Call $165, 646-1109. try home7 newly remodeled. 1- Bualnaaa Proparty - $36,900. Owner, 6484513. necessary. LaPointe Industries, wanted for counter work.’Part- Five-rppm, 3bedrqom town Sale Cape, Ilk baths, breezeway, Martens Agency, Realtors, 643 ELLINGTON — BuUding tot, $150. They were Edward E. . time. Apply Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak 223-4460. Only if no answer call 2560. UGRREALnCGaa INC. Inc.. 155 West Main Street, TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - Bouse, waU-to-waU carpeting, M A N C H E S T E R ,- Large 2- garage, aluminum siding, over­ near EUington Ridge (tountry ANNE EMT Glanert, ti, of East Hartford; Street, Manchester. 521-7373. sized 125x152 parkUkelot. An Club, $7500. PhilbiWt Agency, 6 4 S -2 M Rockville. An equal opportunity Wednesday, 9-8, 51 White fireptoc^ g air condiUoDers, bedroom apartment with EAST CENTEK Street- Office NEW Colonials — Built by Mak BOLTON $60,900. Correspondent and Alexander Lindsay, 43, of SNACK BAR waitresses unusual offering. Bel Air Real MANCHESTER — New Ranch, Realtors, 6434200. employer. Street. Household goods etc. appliances, heat and hoi appliances. Available im­ building, originally set up for Construction, Inc. All cit; HoliMl D. Murdock, M Tel. 2233971 34C Garden Dr. needed, evenings and ------3—______HELP WANTED - Morning MANCHESTER - 914 room Estate, 6439332. 3 bedroons, dining room, foil NN EQUESTRUN D am weekends. Will train. Apply to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• water, 114 tU ^ hatha, w asha mediately. Security required, dental office. Waiting room,i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote of and afternoon shift work. Apply Executive Colonial, 2V4 b a to , basement, quibt street. ^ ,9 0 0 . 40 ACRES of land in Manager, Parkade Lanes. No WOMAN to care for two school* Boata-Accaaaorlaa 48 $155. Eastern Real Estate, 646- two operating rooms, spare Almost 4 acres of land with a Leonarda Frazier, 28, of East Frank’s Super Market, 725 East | t o dryer htfekup, patio. No top residential neighborhood. MANCHESTER - Centrall] Hayes Agency, 6430131. Manchester on East Hartford TOLLAND — New spacious Foote Hills Farm Sunday phone calls. age children from 3:^ - 5:M pets. 8250. room, three'labs, half bath, pondsite, a barn, and a corral Hartford, charged with fourth- Middle Tpke. Call for details, Hayes Agency, located on largeurge corner lot, line. Philbrick Agency, Raised Ranch, a true brauty on observed their 60th wedding an­ and school vacations. Must 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat parking, plus three-room apart­ Realtors, 6434200. degree larceny, pleaded guilty 6466131. room older Colonial, nevrly MANCHESTER - $28,40(\^ Realtors, 646-%00. surrounds this extra large very private acre treed lot. niversary with an open house DRIVERS for school buses, have own transportation, with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, Call G4G-7620 414 ROOMS, second floor, heat, ment on second floor $5(),000. NEED EXTRA M on ^ ? Sarah redecorated. $33,000. Owner, Three bedroom older horm contemporary Ranch which' Two-car garage and a fish pool, and family picnic. to a substitute charge of dis­ hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:15- Bolton Lake area, 6^7251 after skis, safety cushions. Many gas and hot water. Middleaged Philbrick Agency, Realtors, M^CHEISTErf* — Executive 5:30. Coventry needs you. uill after COLUMBIA— Six-room Ranch, 6436089, no agCTts. with Ilk baths now in th^ TOLLAND— 2.3 Acres buildiiw includes 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, too. Easy access to 1-84. Low The Footes were married orderly conduct and was fined 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. working couple. No children or 6434200. Ranch, prestige neighborhood. 5, 6434688. fireplace, September to June. process of being remodeled: lot, Merrow Road. T. jT private courtyard with pool. 40’s. Tedford Real Estate, 647- $25. Apply now for September. Call pets. 6&4068. Custom-built for present owner Aug. 20, 1913 to Gilead at the $250 per m onth. Security. When completed entire interior Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ For an appointment call Tony 9914. 643-2414. IMMEDIATE opening for stock Qardan Producta 80 LOOKING for anything in real »— ------—— Houaaa For Sale with all the amenities. Centoal home of Mrs. Foote’s parents MATURE WOMAN for Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or 72 Mandiest^ ■ wUl be Uke a brand new home fice, 875-8279. (toarges of breach of peace room employee with a grov^g estate rental — apartments, 456 MAIN Street — Three-room air-conditioning, Pella Ter- Wasilefsky, 6435306. and have been life-long secretarial work in physician’s 6496659. (rifaing waU-to-waU carpeting and intoxication in the case of auto parts warehouse mstribu- BUCKLAND Farms — Retail homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment, heat, $130. Security. MANCHESTER - 8-room mopane windows and doors IMMACULATE COVENTRY (North) residents of Gilead. They tioth WAITRESS and kitchen office, Rockville. Write Box N, throughout, new modern Raaort Proparty-For Sale 74 tion center. Call Mike Groncki, center, corner Adams Sreet and fees. Call J.D. Real l^tate Family unit. Cali 646-2426, Colonial with 2-car garage, throughout. First-floor family are graduates of Alfred Univer­ Robert E. Smith, 31, of East woman, wanted days 8 a.m. - 3 Manchester Herald. 4S6V4 MAIN Street - Family Cape Cod with all la8ge kitchen and baths. 50x240’ park ••B&W b b 289-7906. Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits Associates, Inc. 643-5129. first-floor family room, 4 room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2lk LOTS OF LIVING Glastonbury, were nolled (not p.m., or 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. Will unit, s e c u ^ ^ d e r children. rooms, Uving room, dining Uke yard. Convenient location, COVENTRY LAKE, five room sity in New York. and vegetables. Delicious bedrooms, 214 baths, and nvidi] baths, rec room. CaU today to prosecuted). train the right person. Top Hat NEW ENGLAND Tire Com­ $180. CaU 35. room, huge kitchen, 3 close to everything. Martens summer cottage, pine paneled, The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. Birches and laurel surround Active Republicans for many WANTED mature woman with butter-sugar and yeUow sweet MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) more. Over 3500 square feet of inspect this qiulity built home Roast Beef, 25/ Broad St. pany, Route 6, Willimantic has bedrooms, wall-to-wall Agency, Realtors, M32S50. fireplace, nice treed tot, $12,- Realtor! — MLS this eight room Raised Ranch. years, Mrs. Foote was the first knowledge of crafts as corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat Modem four rooms, including living area. Pricea in Uie 50’s. in AA zone. Philbrick Agency, A charge of breach of peace an opening in its retread plant. HEBRON — Amston Lake, carpeting, recreaUon room, 900. Hayes Agency, 6430131. Manchetter Paitada — S49UM Four bedrooms, 214 batto, vice chairman of the Hebron WAREHOUSEMAN ^ salesperson, full time. Apply in out specialty. heat, hot water, carpeting, NOW R EN T IN Zinsser Agency, 6431511. Realtors, 6434200. against Richard D. Barrett, 17, If you want to leam a trade, 8 SmaU ranch, large Uvbg-dining enclosed porch. Ilk baths, gar­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• built-in kitchen, glass slider Republican Town (tommittee, a Manchester warehouse needs person. Craft and Hobby appliances, storage, parking. com e down today and apply. Tho Now room, fieldstone fireplace, two, Out e l Town-For Bala 7 5 doors from fireplaced huge position she resigned when her of 37 Norton Lane, South Wind­ good reliable people. Excellent Center, 775 Main St., PICK YOUR own tomatoes, all $190 monthly. 649-S71,64668%. CONTEMPORARY Randi, 12! WEST SIDE Cape — 3room s, 4 age, treed lot. This home must MANCHESTER Veteran approved program. smaU bedrooms, porch with' COLUMBIA— 6 room Ranch, 3 family room to flagstone husband was named chairm ^. sor, was nolled. advancement potential. Blue Manchester. day Saturday, Sunday and HOMESTEAD PWK HUM E acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, down and 2 up. Wall-to-waU be seen to appreciate qnaUty. Many benefits. An equal oppor­ heat. References and security ECONOMY CAPER GLASTONBURY - New car garage lot 108x300, Cross, CMS, fully company evOTings, 6 8 p.m. Starsiak, 325 CLEAN, 4 room heated apart­ 8 y Damato beamed ceiUng, garages, view. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum Now priced at only $38,800. patio. Hurry and it can be She was made a life-time East Hartford Session tunity employer. required. Suitable for w ork i^ $27,900. dHTOom Cape (Jod on a exciting (tontemporary Raised beautiful fn-ground cement paid. For interviews, reply to HOUSEWIFE, free during Hillstown Road, Manchester. ment, 643-2455. Hutchins A g m y , 6435324. storms and screens. Near bus yours. $41,900. Mr. Lewis, 643 honorary member of the com­ IW • BvWvMI IWHMMINO couple. Available in September] deep treed lot in a nfoe Ranches. Minnechaup Moun­ swimming pool, many extras. Ronald D oucette, 18, of P.O. Box 1049 giving brief evenings, to attend public Une, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, FREdCm A MARm 5306. mittee following her resigna­ MAN for general building Featuring: residential area. 8 or 4 tain area. Woodhaven Drive. 39 mill uuc rate. Please caU Glastonbury, pleaded guilty details on past work history. meetings in South Windmr and THREE-ROOM apartment,______MANCHESTER - Added in> Realtors, 6434200. Roailon' 647*6fH tion in 1971. maintenance and yard work. Top quality construction, Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 223 Friday to charges of third- to report news of that town for pleasant,pleasant, convenientconvenienf i suburban \ . • M tk a t 0 0 1 4 com e plus a home, 5 6 Duplex, 3 bedrooms, aluminum stom s Experience and inexperience Cair 643-2414. choice treed tots. High 60’s. '9234. • • B & W f f f f Both also served in the state degree burglary (seven people will be considered. The Herald. Reporting location, like private home, * U I | i ifin|Nlilr bedrooms, separate furnaces, and screens, garage, tool shed Hayes Agency, 6430131. legislature. Mrs. Foote served counts), and was sentenced to experience helpful, but" not lawn, basement. Working •Shifctiys^ Out ot Town- good location. W.J. Ban»mb,j VERNON Street — 7 room and outdow barbecne. Fan­ The BARROWS a WALLACE C4. ALERT MAN over 21. ROCKVILLE - A-1 condition,. in 1945 where she was responsi­ six months imprisonment on six SECRETARIES — Stop com­ necessary. Phone Alex GirelU, adults. 6432880. For Rant . 88 Realtor, 6446000. Split, with 2 baths, on lot tastic situation for a first Realton-MLS Wholesale distributor in , corn' c r ib tW -FAMlL¥ MamUy, kitchen, Uving room, ble for the passage of the first muting. Don’t pollute the air 643-2711. I ToHand RlM ctiM for •fWI prints biMianls 0 loilhi^, with swimming pool, home buyer. (]aU 6436306. Mincbeftor Parkade-S4SSIM of the counts. On the seventh Manchester seeks delivery and North Coventry dining room, 4 bedrooms first bill that gave state aid for with gas fumes. Save our en­ Bonum iv - sMMnny FIVE-ROOM heated apart­ 94 VILLAGE Street,' RockvUle. Manchester, 'duplex styf£ patio with fireplace, bruit trees, count, he was sentenced to •fcik foi fv Niihir Ajar Mandiester floor, 6 rooms second floor. vironment and money. Come to GAS STATION attendant order clerk. Good driving ment, three bedrooms, two Two clean apartments. First apartments, 4*4, both skltff etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar- liW MBED RIUMiS , school building. Foote served in serve a one year term, with the record necessary for this full­ IA U | . 2 2 . 2 5 ) •rrinli pA i I ntriMM ExceUent investment. Mid 30’s. Rita Girl, Manchester, 646-3441 n e e d ^ ^ rt-tim e . Apply in per- baths, available September 1st. floor, 6 rooms, $150 a month » e . Reasonable occupancy. HEBRON — 20 minutes to 1927 a ^ 1929 as well as being sentence to be suspended after O m R agof nicely decorated, city .Carpeting in famUy room wHhi W. J. Barcomb, Realtor, 643 f(^jhat local job. son ) Sports Car Center, time opportunity. Steady $180 per month. Call 6431418. • M to riMppiil I tchnk plus deposit, no utUities. Second NEW HOMES Manchester, huge U&R, four chairman of the office of Price iriilitfoi, sidewaUu. E xcell^ ' t Tj . Crodeett Realtor, ^1577. firqtiqce, Uving room, dining! 8000. his serving six iponths. R ou te 83., Tolland Tpke., employment, good pay. Phone kodol Apia Open floor, smaU 3room apartment, Final section of Forest EDUs bedroom Ranch, 150x300’ park- Administration during World 643-2626 for interview. ft^rter ivopcrty^for the1o^ The BARROWS A WALLACE Cb.' rpom, eat-in kitchen, lli Doucette also pleaded guUty SElCREn'ARY — Excellent or Talcottville. POTATOES AVAILABLE immediately. Dally 12 ta Dauk $110^ius deposit, no utiUties. now bdng buUt, lov^priimtnl M ANCHESTER- Pi:pfe8sional like treed tot, king-sized master War II. homeowner. Foy details n il Reitton-MLS bathf.-'king sized/mastir. HEBRON — Ranch extremely to a charge of carrying a portunity to work close Mth Mdi pwtliaw of 02 New 3 bedroom duplex, all lots. Several models to man’s home in a professional bedroom, floor to ceiUng cut t M il Oncranll ^private showing, caU Muefaefter PUfcade-S«S4M long and low, 114 acres, The Footes have four dangerous weapon in a motor ------home.- National------i company needs CAB DRIVERS— Part-time for FEMALE — Dental assistant, appliances, 114 baths, large man’s area. Very large contem- 2 othex bedfdkmi.l stone fireplace. A gorgeous Iff Wnt HMb Tplto dioose, aU city utUittos. { jprestige area with a 32’ pool. children: Edward, of Gilead; vehicle and was given a 68lto8i3tnMMB^ This nouse has wallpaper, Dr. Robert H. Foote, a sentence on that count. skills. Here’s a chance to work full time driver needed for Three children accepted. %50 apartment with heated garage, MERRin MENCY W T p irjm cT beautifuUy appointed inside and Realtors, 6430609, 643Sm. ceramics, family room, professor at Cornell Universi­ for a great company and a great Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. per month, plus security and stove, refrigerator, heat and i M i i i t l out. Jason B rodu Agoicy, 647- $27,000 — Privacy, 1850 Cape. Charges of third-degree shift. You must have a go<^' WANTED — Serious organ PICK YOUR own tomatoes, references. Call 6496854 after hot water, no pets. Adults, $165i Country kitchen, two firalace, attached garage and ANDOVER - Overlooking ty; Lovina Goodale of Storrs, a burglary (two counts), third- boss. Centrally located, EMt 8 4 8 - 2 8 N 1632. No caUs 16 p.m. ; nmiE i Nwn^| driving record and be reliable. player for forming Rock Band. Botticello Farms, 77 Spencer 5:30 or anytime weekends. monthly. Also 5 room apart-' firqilaces, wide floor boards, split shingle s^^n^ Jason beautiful Andover Lake, 3room librarian at the University of Hartford, plush modem office, IMMEDIATE Occupancy, sun­ 6 4 7 ^ degree larceny (three counts), East Hartford Cab, 107 Bum- Call Mike, 649-4152. Street, Manchester. ment, $160 monthly. 8732W0. trees. Hutchins Agency, 643 rooks Agency, Connecticut; and Marjorie comprehensive benefit ny 4 rooms for newlyweds, no SIX-R(X)M Ranch in exceUent cottage, completely funilshed, second-degree larceny, fourth- side Ave., East Hartford^ 5324. •program. Immediate. |600. MANCHESTER - Jefferson pets, utilities extra, $140. condiUon, Ilk baths, garage, Auwir ft PmioM hiil* nice treed tot. Only $10,900. Marion of Putnam, 3H (Hub degree larceny (two counts) NATIVE apples.and peaches, GLASTONBURY - Prospect HEBRON — 3bedroom Ranch Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Olsten Services, 549-5561. Apartment, 1 bedrooms, waU-. AppUances included. 6336026. fuU basement, walking Scrambler agent of Windham (tounty and a and possession of burglary tools RECEPTIONIST - To do available at Ferrando to-wall caipeting, dishwasher, Apartments, 8 minutes froih MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room with fireplace and huge harvest to aU conv^ences. In the 30’sJ TOLLAND — 3room (tolonial, former teacher. were nolled. eneral office work including Orchards, located on Birch Hartford. Spacious 3 rooms,, Colonial, 21/2 baths, 2-car gar­ kitchen, 14 acre treed tot with ? Situation Wanted 30 appUances, and sUding glass MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom CaU 6433100. with 4-car attached garage, Their son Edward and his CHRISTMAS is just around the yping and assisting the Mountain Road, Glastonbury, 3 carpeting, stove, refrigeratorJ ACBOSS 3 Hawaiian bird age, city utUities, plastered large 30x40’ outbuilding, Doucette was charged in con­ doors to private'porch, $185, apartment on bus line includes swimming pool. Ilk baths, VERNON wife, Marion, live with the com er— you need extra money bookkeeper. 9-5, Monday- miles beyond Vitos. 6431440, 647-1342. paneling, heat aixl parting tan ITU cker ■ 4 Capuchin walls, 30-day occupancy. 900. Jeson Brooks Agency, 647- nection with several breaks in WILL CARE for infants, heat and appUances, prefer HENRY Street — Immaculate! modern kitchen. 450’ frmitage Complete city utilities wltl) now. Elam ||| in your, spare Friday. (^U 646-1000. ******•••••••••••••••••••••• eluded, $180, 6431440, ^ 3 % . rCogitated monkey Charles Lespenmee, 6437620. 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. Footes at Foote Hills Farm, the Marlbrough area by State toddlers and children, days. older couple, $125 per month. Cape Cod, 12kM Uving room, on Route 195. Has many com­ this 7-room Ranch. Living time selling Avon products. HouaahoU Goods 81 ^ ISSkncy 5Stordiouae one of the few major farms still Police of the Colchester CaU 6438033. Paul W. Dougan, R ^ tor 643 fireplace, formal dining room, 14 Mate 6 Fragment mercial benefits for rignt type room with fireplace, kitebra Call now for details, 2 8 ^ 4 ^ . WAITRESS - Over 18, part- EAST HARTFORD - Choice MANCHESTER - Bowers in operation in Hebron. Barracks. 4535. w a ll-to-v ^ carpeting. Knotty 15 Disavowal TManuserteta of business. Over 9 acres of land with built-lns, 3 bedrooms, time, 4 hours daily, 6 days a CLEAN USED— refrigerators, WOODUND (^ tr a l Avenue Townhouse, 4Wi Cape, 4-bedroom8, fireplace, Wethersfield Old Desks pine rec room, tr e e ^ , swim­ 16 Georgia city (•b.) with thisparcel. Priced at only Doucette was taken to the SAVE ON GAS. Work east of week for Manchester ranges, automatic weshers with rooms, private basement and garage, level treed lot, ideal es- dining room, glass sliding MANGIESTER - 3bedroom ming pool. Mist be seen to bel ITUnited SPuglisticblow $^,000. T. J. C^xxdcett, ToUand I OWNEIFLONM BOUND The Hebron Elementary Connecticut Correctional the river. Local company n ^ s restaurant. Some experience guarantees. See them at BB. D. heating system, 2 bedrooms, no tabUshed n e l^ b o r ti^ . 30’s. doors to a lovely screened Doga-BIrda-Pata cold flat, $175 a month plus $100 appreciated. Only $34,900. 18 Polynesian STyreofsoQ office, 8736279. Beautiful custom built, 8 School will hold a sale of old Center at Hartford to begin ser­ accounts payable clerk, con- preferred,referred, but not necessary.necessary, 41 Pearl’s A pliances, 649 Main pets. One child, $160, 5232303. herb Helen D. Cole, R ^ t o r , MLS, porch, large finished reej security. CaU 6432337 after 4 Arruda Realty, 6M-1539, Lon (p t) room Split. 214 baths. desks and chairs on Thursday ving his sentence. stmetion experience preferred. Good pay for dependable per- St., CaU i 32171. UPKtmiO 20TuHdah 10 Decoy 28 Disease 44CrMcendo 6436666. room, 2-car garage, 2 full FREE — Kittens, two female p.m. Arruda. Features too numerous to from 9 to 10 a.m. in the main ”ExceUent ...... benefits and starting son. Ciall 6464168 after 3 p.m. Homestead Street ROCKVILLE - Centrally dignitary 11 Italian dty (suffix) (abb) baths. Asking $37,400. calico, one male red, 8 weeks 12En>cnsive 29Canvss 45 M u ^ hall of the school. salary.y. Never a fee at 1Rita Girl, for interview. CARPE’TS — Wholesale to you (Off W. Middle T ^ ) located 5-room apartment, 21 Defensive MANCTIESTER — 3 famUy, Coventry - mentkm. In-law potential. old, box trained, 6438418. FIVE ROOM apartment, subdivislona 19 Indonesian shelter inatrument Manchester, 6433441. at our warehouse. The (Carpet MANCHR8TRR stove, heat, and hot Water. One central location,, Uve in one Lovely setting. Original UGR REALH CO, INC. The desks are mostly avaUable Septembw 1st. Call (miL). of Mindanao 31 Formal 46Faminina Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., child, no pets. $155 monttdyj apartmoit and build equity in owners. Only M?,900. wooden; however, there are a FULL-’TIME positions for fur­ Bum by 6438341 evenbgs. UffiFmir 23 Turn over 21 Slattern assembly appeOatioB WANTED — Experienced gas niture and appUance salesmen, GERMAN short haired Manchester. 646-8568. Seoirity. 6431060.' 22 French stream 32 Epochal 48GimiHof other two, $48,900. Hayes Agen­ 6 M 6. Murdock. Itorifor few metal ones. Pointers, AKC, excellent hun­ U«R KOCiSINQ COM . 28 Circle part H.H.PiUJIER station attendant, over 18 years 5-day work week. Saturday Want to get lost? You wiU 27 Physical 23 Hindu god of 34 SmaU pastry vertebrates cy, 6466in. AU receipts from the sale will ting stock, $70, 6436910. 1 and 2-bedroom luxusy PLEASANT 3room apartment,, 6436321 5232479 old, part-time. I^ p le Super and nights included. Aroly W. FEDDERS - 22 cubic foot ROCKVILLE— 3% room apart­ disturbance love 39 Deep hole 49Europaan GAPE go into the town’s general fund. second floor, adults, no pets. probably have a ManchaMwr Realtors, MLS HOUSE for sale — Vernon, 7- Service, 220 Spruce Street. T. Grant Co., Manchester refrigerator-freezer, side by lapartments. Features wall-t3 ment. Appliances, heat, aoCite 24 European 41 Inciter blacUdrd MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room CaU 6496897 after 6 p.m. mailing address, moot folks 42 Fungoid 50Hartebeast With 24 Acn$ room (tolonial with one toll and Parkade. FREE to good home, fuzzy side frostfree, coppertone, 5 wall carpeting, vanity parking. No pets. No chUdren. 33 Nodding river Raised ranch 21/2 baths, 2-ca ^ think yon Uve in B i^ 25 Girl’s nsme dlateMofrye 52Boi^(ab.) two half baths, attached gar­ kittens, niale and female, potw years old. $300, 844-2978. ,'baths, buUt-ln oven,*n $125 monthly. Seoirity. 643 (plant garage, stone front, plastered BOOKKEEPING machine trained. CaU 6439792. 27Benown 43N(X)(coIL) 54 WingUlEaiiart age, 24’ aluminum pool, fenced DID YOU know that most of jdlshwasher, refilgerator 1060. walls, appUances, city utUities, Thto t o ^ 1800 8-room Cape is operator. Some experience MANCHESTER - ExecuUve in yard, fireplace, refrigerator, our representatives are DANISH cocktail table, and end disposal, electric heat, 2 air townhouse, 1500 square feet, r r r r r r ” r r r large tot, by A n s ^ . Charles situated on 24 acres of preferred,sferred, ce“centrally * 'located in FREE — One adorable mixed 38 Star in • VERNON — 714 room stone dishwasher, disposal. women? Work the hours you table, $20 each. Combination' formal dining area, 2 huge ROCKVILLE— Modern 3room Draconis Leapetaace. 6437620. beautiful woodlands and Manchester,-----inchester.Jvuvovci. Icomprehensive breed female puppy, 9 weeks conditioners, glass sliding IT IT front (tope, 4 bedrooms, 114 Prestigious neighborhood, cen­ choose in your spare time. For game-cocktail table with 4 bedrooms, IVk baths, fireplace, apartment, quiet area, stove, I m 37 Constellation rolling fields. unique bten- benefit packag old. Phone 643w ^ jdoors, aU laige rooms. FbU A baths, rec room, walk-out base­ trally located to schools, fire, je. Immediate, stools, $75. Two black vinyl refrigerator, dishwasher, dis- |wiO eqjoy (nmmer < 38 Snooze i r IT $110. details. caU 6«l6918, after 5 ibaaement storage area^ ampit includes heat, appliances, " ig « Early A m eri^ style ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, . Olsten Services,Ser 549-5561 chairs, $8 each. Slate-topp^ osal, completely carpeted, j w A m ' 40 Pause police, parkway. Financing p.m. FuUer Brush. carpeting. FiiU private base­ . d modern comfort. The many extras. Cream puff. available at below bank rates. INVITATION FREE — ’Two black, four week cocktail table, $5. 6431789. parking. Starting at $ m . ge rooms, iednding heat„ 41 Most IT ment. $n0 per month. Paul W. fENff STREET, Uppa 30’s. W. J. Barcomb, fter 4 p.m., $55,000. 8737497. DEMONSTRATORS - Free old kittens, raised with :Handy to shopping, scfaoola, area, storage, laundry repulsive home is high on a hiU with a A EXPERIENCED boddeeeper, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. _ wflTbe, y e a r ____ _ 44 Bed-bellied Gracious older Colonial Realtor, 6444)000. TO BID kit, toys and gifts. Top cash children. 6434813. !. $160, 6 4 9 ^ , 643 r T r view o f the vaUey below. 60s ‘ 46 dayslays weddy, hours 38. Call Mualeal Inatrumanta anl religidus focUiUes.' trout (var.) The Manchester Public conunissions (up to 30%) no 89 itital views thraoifomiS s r recently redecorated, offeriiu Can Mrs. Bri^tm an, 6432478. U i apartment qpen''(or MANCHESTER - Three- 47 Musical y i n Wantad-Raal Eatata 77 deductions for kit. Name FREE — Kittens need good K ire window ovmoidM| i i U U fonnal entrance foyer win HEBRON — Country living at Schools seek bids f a Fencing at SILVERTONE Organ, com­ t m t m a i-t P in . sataNRi; bedroom apartment includes ayUaUe " ST IT f r t r its finest! Spacious Raised the Robertson School. Seated brands: Fisher-Price, Cosco, homes. Born at Girl %out the lake, from yoinr warm IM 48m neeup ■ open staircase, formal dining, TEACHER Aide - Wanted everything in renovated man­ r WAMO E. HOWLAND Ranch,lumen, 3 bednxmu,neorooms, cauieonu cathedral SELLING your home or etc. Best deUvery service. Call Camp. 6436760, after 5 p.m. plete with bench, instrucUons ,an S y iay, Other times by cosy firqilaced Uving room. s r t r proposals will be received untN mature person to serve 2 hours sion. $235 per month. Paul W. Bualnaaa Loeathna- 51 Game warden 1 ro^ , modem kitchen, s! iMfora 646-1166 ceiling Uving room, formal acreage? F a prompt friendlv collect. Treasure House, 1-491- and song books, good condition. )8ppotatinent This oneowper ttatim. 53 Places of August 31, 1973 until 3:30 p.m. as Teacher Clerical Aide arid 2 875-6404 anytime. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, 643 For Rant 07 IT 1 dining itxMn, 114 tiled baths, service, call Louis Dimoek 2100. AKC Collie puppies,-champion interment W f F at which time they will be hours as Cafeteria Aide, each 1021. inbiHiaradise to b ^ olforad 55 Boy's name cent alnminiim siding,) eat-to kitchen includii^ dl^ Realty, 643982$.______,, bloodline, male and female, CaRt 4 T ■r school day. Apply to Mb'. Nor­ MANCHESTER - 100,000 58 Examiners of excellent residential area.' hwaaha, dinosal, stf-cleanlng publicly opened. The right is sables and tri’s. Available after Wanted to Buy 88 V M Hotting Oorp 1 man T. Sha^ Prln., Bolton DELUXE 2-bedroom square feet, will divide. asort JT JT IT IT It JT This lovriy home la in "m ov»! TOLLAND — 3room Ranch, ovoi. BeantuuUy wooded, com­ ALL CASH fa yoa property reserved to reject any and aU BOOKKEEPER — FuU or part Labor Day. Reserve yours now.' time, some experience High School. Piwne 6432768. ^ M » « 5 5 1 Towidtouse, Ilk baths, includes Suitable for nuumfactnring and 57 Scanty In” eonmton and priced at ; 114 baths, three bedrooms, pletely landacapM acre plus lot within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, bids. Specifications and bid * « F E C | 5 872-6802. WANTED — Antique furn ture, SSFtiller’a s r ■ B* t r necessary, fringe benefits, N iiM I Murdoelc. JRMHor carpeting, heat, appUances, air- warehouse. 1-7486634. - fireplace, wall-to-wall which provides a majestic 400 instant service. Hayes Agency, forms may be secured at the glm , pewter, oil palnthip or plant (var.) onty $31,900. . i Rlamc^tNis world 6 f radio. Cali ______6 4 3 ^ W 1 condiUoning. ana fuU private s r carpeting, built-in dishwasha, y ea dd oak and oofekrionally 6430181. Business Office, 45 N. School FREE to good homes^julorable other antique Itons. Any quan­ Manchester, 6431280, ask for basement. %60 p a month. Paul 460 MAIN S t.-Ideal tor store' maimkaaat DOWN AGiNCY di^osal, range with hood. One- to t fieldstoae retaining wall. „ Street, Manchester, Connec­ , 8 weeks old. P h m 647- tity. The Harrisons, 643«08, Litolion Jr. office, etc. $160. CaU 8432426; 3 s r r i i • Mr. Levinson. foys-hskrsMasirilMMi W. E ^ a n , Realtor, 6434535, ICaper (ooB.) J car garan.^ Priced tor quids M a^^^otba extras, exceUent WE W___ nJj buy buy y o a house for ticut. Raymond E. Demers, ll» Oakland astreet. 5. khradise sale, $32,900. T. J. Crodmtt, 6431021. '30’s. CtoU cash. (toU anytime, Hutdilns Business Manager (NiwsrATU iH Ttm ai assn.) Tolland office, 8754279. ow na. Agency, Realtors, 64 3 6 ^ William J. Hayden George E. Wood Jr. - - SOUTH WINDSOR-WilUam George E. Wood Jr., 45, of 151 J. Hayden, 70, of 25 Benedict Hamilton Dr., New England Arthur R. Walnum,' a 1969 their three sons, Michael, Dr. died Monday at his home. manager of Kaiser Aluminum graduate of Manchester H i^ Nathan and Scott, will be MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1973- VOL. XCH, No, 274 He was the husband of Mrs. Products Co., died Monday at School, hdS recently been ap­ residing in Emmett, Idaho. His Sarah Johnson Hayden. Manchester Memorial pointed district psychologist for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Hayden was born in HospitaL the Gem County School, Idaho. Walnum, reside in South Wind­ Albany, N.Y., and had lived in hfr. Wood was boin in Hart­ He will provide psychological sor and Mrs. Walnum is a Winsted for 20 years before ford and had lived most of his services to the nearly 3,000 secondary counselor for the coming to South Windsor 10 life in East Hartford before students located in nine schools Manchester school system. years ago. He was an Aririy coming to Manchester six within the district. He will also veteran of World War I./ months ago. He was a member be a consultant to a neighboring Before he retired Jn 1969, he Nixon Tape of Manchester Country Club school district. was employed for 20 years at and the Hartford County Walnum spent four years in Court Pratt and Whitney Division of Builders Association. the Air Force and, as a captain, FoCer Sessions United Aircraft Corp., East Survivors are his wife, Mrs. was assigned to Officers At SAM Events Hartford. He had previously Jean Wiley Wood; two Training School USAF, where been superintendent of First '^daughters, Mrs. Ann B. Henson he served as an air

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