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I Berry Crop Hurl Fire Calls ! AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Closed Circuit TV Proposed Blueberry farmers in three Maine counties say blueberries may be scarce in Maine this summer. iianrIjMtpr lEaming IrraUi TOLLAND COUNTY ^^rTo Link Hospitals in Area Wednesday, 8:19 p.m. Farmers from Franklin, —motorcycle accident on Cider Washington and Lincoln coun­ Mill Rd. (Tolland Ambulance) ties said Wednesday they were MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974- VOL. X aH , No. 252 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Manchester Memorial Consortium hospital ad­ EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS one time, saving a round trip to tion and maintenance. fearful there may be as much Hospital may join with ten ministrators Friday at the either hospital of more than one -Inter-institutional ad­ Wednesday, 9:,45 p.m. —false as a 50 per cent r^uction in the other hospitals in Central Institute of Living in Hartford. hour’s duration. It is used for ministrative conferences on alarm on Vernon Ave. crop this year. Connecticut to participate in a Edward Kenney, administrator teaching rounds, specialty con­ such subjects as shared ser­ (Rockville Fire Deptartment) closed circuit television of Manchester Memorial ferences, undergraduate and in- A grower from Lincoln (boun­ Vote Expected by Nightfall network. The University of Hospital, will attend. vices, group buying and dis­ ty said the crop there could be service education and ad­ aster planning. Today, 12:18 a.m. —auto acci­ Connecticut Health Center has In addition, Connecticut ministrative conferences. as little as one-fifth its normal proposed the network. dent at Exit 98 off 1-86. (Vernon Public Television (CPTV) in —Consultation by one physi­ Ambulance) size. The network, for which the Hartford also would be included As with this link, the network cian with another, showing X- hospitals would share es­ to bring the total of users to 13. would be interactive—that is, rays, slides, photographs or Today, 12:26 a.m. —auto acci­ “They blossomed, had good timated costs of $311,000 to set CPTV, Audette said, may be people at one hospital could talk patients themselves. dent on Rt. 30 in the Crystal pollination weather and plenty up and $43,000 a year to run, ac­ able to provide production and to as well as hear and see peo­ — Patient education Lake section of Ellington (both of moisture, but somehow the cording to the university, would ple at any other hospital. Committee Preparing maintenance services to the programs, to be piped into Tolland and Ellington Am­ berries just haven’t be used for such inter-hospital overail system. patient’s rooms. bulances called to the scene.). developed,” said a Washington activities as training programs, There is also a possibility that Among possible uses for the network, Audette said, are: County grower. conferences, physician con­ CPTV’s own network could be —Courses in management, sultations, diagnoses, and dis­ used in the future to extend the — Training of sub­ business techniques, personnel tribution of library audiovisual network 'throughout the state professionals. The Hartford relations and language. materials for videotaping. and beyond, he said, to serve region, Audette said, appears to WEEKEND SPECIAL It would avoid duplication of convalescent homes, health have a transient pool of sub­ Impeaehment Charges —Continuing education for CASH & CARRY many programs and cut time clinics, group and individual professional hospital workers. physicians. and money now expended in , practices, and fire, police and Standard programs might also WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a solemn effect of being on television. Messages of honestly don’t know what the House will President’s intention was clear, and in­ travel back and forth between emergency services. be developed for them, with —Rapid access to the Health televised debate, the House Judiciary support or opposition came from around do,” he said. escapable.” hospitals, said Louis G. lessons that could be applied at Center library, including its The 13-user network would be Sweetheart Roses Committee was framing charges today of the country as each one spoke — but more There was some sentiment to write a Audette, head of the health any area hospital. Programs lists and abstracts of recent an expansion of a link that has impeachable misconduct against Presi­ politically significant were the indications third article of impeachment, accusing More painful to Nixon — and likely to be center’s biomedical com­ publications. been in operation since late 1972 would be in such fields as dent Nixon. that many House members were looking Nixon of violating his trust by withholding damaging to him when the House debates munications unit. building security and impeachment in August -- was the defec­ between University-McCook —Conferences, seminars and Paul Buettner Florist,' hi) By nightfall or shortly thereafter, a vote in — and perhaps being influenced. subpoenaed tapes from Congress. That Audette, who drafted the tion of two Republicans, both elected to and the VA hospital in maintenance, transportation rounds. This is the most 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford was to come and an overwhelming Rep. Jerome Waldie, D-Calif., said he charge is now embodied in the second arti­ network plan, is scheduled to Newington. and communications, kitchen, the House in 1972 on Nixon’s coattails. thoroughly developed use of the Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning recornmendation of impeachment — by all strolled on the House floor after his speech cle, charging abuse of power. describe it at a breakfast That link is used two to five laundry and custodial ac­ Rep. Harold V. Froehlich, 32, of Wiscon­ McCook-VA system, said the committee’s Democrats and nearly and was surrounded by congressmen who Elespite the likejihood of wrangling over meeting of Capital Area Health sin kept his position secret even from his hours a day by 2 to 25 persons at tivities, and equipment opera­ Audette. half its Republicans — was anticipated. had heard him. Usually when a con­ the precise language to send to the House That would be enough to submit Presi­ gressman speaks, it is to an empty calling for Nixon’s impeachment, trial and staff. He then told the committee he would dent Nixon to impeachment proceedings chamber. removal from offipe, the outcome of the vote to impeach if he was satisfied with in the House next month. Rep. Robert McClory, R-IIL, a reluctant committee debate was foretold in 10 hours the exact language of the article of im­ peachment. Defeat Predicted supporter of impeaching Nixon on grounds of oratory Thursday. In the style of ancient fifing and drumming, lead drummer The fight had gone out of his defenders. of abuse of office, said he would make a Nixon’s Own Words Nixon Was Aware John Persons of the Sturbridge Martial Band plays a rope- final attempt today to block a committee 308 Main Street, Manchester They predicted Uieir own defeat. Over and over, Nixon’s own words were tensioned drum. impeachment vote. He said he would He said testimony had shown Nixon Today’s vote was expected to recom­ used against him. Phone 643-6662 cTlIS propose that the panel first try to obtain acutely aware of everything in the White mend that Nixon be impeached for “This was the President of the United House — even deciding whether salad was OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • THURS. A FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. the 64 tapes the Supreme Court ordered TEMPLE’S FLOCIl COVEMHe covering up the involvement of his closest States,” said Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, to be served at state dinners and what pic­ Nixon to surrender to Special Prosecutor Delegates Huddle associates in Watergate — a charge of recalling hearing Nixon imploring his tures would hang on the walls at such Leon Jaworski. Muster Saturday obstruction of justice. aides "to stonewall it...plead the Fifth times. He could not believe that such a In a huddle are three of Manchester’s Nathan Agostinelli, left, . Elinor On Saturday, a second vote is to occur— Would Take Time Amendment, cover up or anything else..." president would not be aware of his ad­ delegates to the state Republican Hashim and A. Paul Berte, who is also on abuse of power by turning government But Nixon already has rejected the com­ Owens added: “I could hardly believe ministration’s deep involvement in the agencies — the CIA, FBI and IRS — to mittee’s subpoenaes for the same tapes At Sturbridge HURRY - HURRY - HURRY! Convention which opened today at the town committee chairman. (Herald what I was hearing on those tapes. The cover-up until March 21, 1973, he said. political purposes. and even if he changed his mind, weeks, Martial music of the the old-style wooden fifes, Bushnell. They are State Comptroller photo by Pinto) These two days promised to be the possibly months, would pass before the eighteenth and nineteenth cen­ without keys or mouthpieces, m a n t/ bleakest yet in Nixon’s long fight to finish tapes would be transcribed and become turies will be presented Satur­ and large rope-tensioned drums PRICES ARE GOING UP 20%. YOUR U S T CHANCE TO GET out the term he won in November, 1972, by available as potential evidence. day, by the Sturbridge Martial played in rudimental style. ARMSTRONG SOLARIAN AT THIS LOW LOW PRICEI DON’T MISS OUTI the greatest landslide in American Even Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R-Calif., Band the Concord Minute Men They will then join the Minute history. said he had no stomach for further delay. Cypriot Leader Fears at Old Sturbridge Village. TAKE ADVANTAGE NOWI FREE SAMPLES SHOWN IN YOUR HOMB o f th e Men 6n the Village common for Manchester Delegation Influencing House The mood of the committee was to end its The Martial Music Day a concert of martial music. w eek Members of the committee, never long work by the weekend. program will begin at 10 a.m. The Concord Minute Men Wiggins, Nixon’s most influential Renewal of Warfare with a muster reenactment on before so exposed, were astonished by the company strives to re-create THE SUNNY FLOOR Leans Toward Steele defender, and Rep. Delbert Latta, R-Ohio, By United Press international piling up while we stand still,” he said. the Village common by the the spirit, appearance and perhaps the President’s most vocal Minute Men, followed at noon OVERCAST Turkey landed more troops on Cyprus Advances Alleged maneuvers of the original THAT SHINES- By DOUG BEVINS Uncommitted defender, both admitted defeat for now. Clerides, displaying a map showing by a marching tour through the Minute Men, authorized at the Latta said the vote against Nixon could today and acting Cypriot President Other Manchester delegates, who alleged ground advances by Turkish forces village. The muster recalls a Shinyl Vinyl Manchester’s 20-member delegation to Glafkos derides warned in Nicosia that Concord Town Meeting of Jan. ^ITHOUT WAXING haven’t announced endorsements in the go as high as 27-11. 'That would mean that to widen their corridor from Kyrenia to time when fifes and drums the Republican State Convention headed war would break out again within a few 12, 1775. Their uniforms are theNQWAXFIodr gubernatorial race, are A. Paul Berte, eight of the 17 Republicans had gone for Nicosia, said he had cabled the guarantors served as the “field music” for for Hartford this morning favoring U.S. hours unless the Turks stopped violating handmade copies of a farmer’s Marion Mercer, M. Adler Dobkin, Saunda impeachment. of Cyprus' independence meeting in British and American armies uptoQx12KitlnstaHMl Rep. Robert Steele of Vernon for the GOP the cease-fire. clothing from the Taylor, Harlan D. Taylor, Donald Doesn’t Know Geneva,” explaining the situation on active duty. Troops in the prep, extra gu^rnatorial nomination. Mostly cloudy this afternoon, tonight Almost immediately mortar and Revolutionary era, preserved in Genovesi, Eugene Montany, Charles Wiggins abandoned his long-standing clearly.” field ate and slept, marched, at­ Ewafcnt choke of M b i, ’Die local delegates left for Hartford at and Saturday. Showers likely Saturday. machine gun fire broke out along the the Concord Antiquarian Socie­ Solarian McKenzie, Anita Murphy, Joseph prediction that the House of Represen­ “I can no longer accept the responsibili­ tacked, retreated and were mid-morning to set up headquarters in a High today in the mid to upper 70s. Low Green Line separating Cyprus’ Greek ty collections. Their ac­ Swensson, M. Philip Susag and Mary tatives would reject impeachment no ty of restraining the national guard and complimented or scolded on suite at the Hartford Hilton. The conven­ tonight in the low to mid 60s. High Satur­ Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities. coutrements and firearms are by (AVm strong *98®® Fletcher. / matter what the committee does. “I other forces in the republic from taking signals relayed from their com­ custommade replicas of tion opened at noon today at the nearby 'The Manchester tfelegation has made a day in the mid 70s. Witnesses said Greek-led National manders by the drummers. Bushnell Memorial. guardsmen began piling into trucks to counter-action,” he said. eighteenth century originals. decision on only one other candidate — Asked if by “other forces” he meant At 2 p.m., the Sturbridge Why wax your old kitchen floor again As the convention opened, the move into position. The company has performed at State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Greek troops had arrived on the island, Martial Band will present a fife this afternoon, when we can be in­ Manchester delegates favored Steele over the Presidential Inaugural Manchester, who will seek re-election — Hard Line at Geneva ’’ Qerides said: “No comment.” and drum demonstration, using Parade in 1973, the 350th an­ Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuizo by 11 The peace talks among Britain, Turkey stalling your new Armstrong Solarian and has agreed to “stay loose” on the rest Warning in Record niversary parades in Plymouth, to 6 votes. One delegate has expressed of the ticket. and Greece opened in Geneva but the two ^ floor instead. Solarian’s an entirely preference for State Rep. Francis Collins Clerides’ warning was put into the and regularly participate in the I new kind of floor that actually does On Committees Two Juveniles Arrested antagonists developed a hard line and Concord Patriot’s Day of Brookfield, and two were undecided. there was no early progress. Both Greece record at the Geneva meeting where Manchester Five of Manchester’s delegates are serv­ Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros celebrations. [shine without waxing. And spills, and ’Turkey accus^ each other of breaking ing on convention committees. Berte and was meeting with British Foreign The Sturbridge Martial Band I tracked-in dirt... even black heel Informal Poll the cease-fire. Hospital Agostinelli are on the rules committee; For Footbridge Fire Secretary James Callaghan and Turkish strives to re-create one of the I marks wipe right up. The preferences were expressed in an The situation was darkened by political Mrs. Ferguson is on the credentials com- Foreign Minister Turan Gunes. small civilian fife and drum informal poll last Sunday, when delegates developments in Athens where Premier Notes Come eee ue today for the Solarian mitee; and Berte, Hashim and Genovesi bands which existed in a few met for the last time before the conven­ The boys have been referred to Juvenile Constantine Karamanlis was reported pattern that’a right for your home. 9xt2 tion. are on the platform committee. New England villages during Chief James M. Reardon said today that Court. The work on the case was done by running into snags in the completion of his Connecticut Public Television (CPTV), the Federal and Jacksonian Delegate names weren’t listed with the Detective Division has apprehended several members of the Detective Divi­ cabinet. He has named some key Discharged Wednesday: the state’s noncommercial TV network, is Lottery Numbers Mamie Glauber, 3 Battista Rd.; times, about forty years after ANY 12 X 9 ROOM LMOiaiM RU6S gubernatorial preferences, but several of two 14-year-old boys and charged them sion. ministers but his cabinet list is not com­ the Manchester Republicans have an­ providing “gavel-to-gavel” coverage of Aldea Lareau, East Hartford; the Revolution when there was CHOIGE SELECTION with second-degree criminal mischief in “They did their usual job,” the chief plete. A S L O W A S nounced their endorsements. the Republican State Convention “live” connection with the burning Tuesday By United Press^ International Jessie Kiernan, Pinney Hill uncertainty about the role of SUNSTONE said, adding that the arrests were not the Clerides delivered his warning at a news • P1m» 4t*.|k ..(r)ls4ht»4Lt Manchester delegates backing Steele in­ from Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial today Apts., Rockville; Joseph the militia. All able-bodied men H R . I1 4 .9 S afternoon of the footbridge near Salter’s result of concentrated effort in response to conference in Nicosia. This week’s winning lottery numbers: clude Hillery Gallagher, Roy Thomoson. and Saturday. Conley, 139 South Rd., Bolton; still were required to turn out Pond. public criticism of police protecton of the “The responsibility of what might Mass weekly — green 2907; yellow 605; Carl Zinsser, Nathan Agostinelli and Donald CPTV stations Include (Channel 24 in Deborah Cox, Enfield; Renette properly equipped and, if possi­ Chief Reardon would not identify the bridge. happen in the next few hours will rest sole­ and blue 31 * 169 ’ Kuehl. Those endorsing Panuzio included Hartford. “We don’t solve every case but we NY weekly - 816339 Nadeau, 244 Brewster St., ble, uniformed for training day. ly on the shoulders of the Turkish $9.95 TV coverage was to start at 1 p.m. today youths any further except to say they live Coventry; Marjorie Severance, Those who were enthusiastic COM PinaV MSTALUD Vivian Feruson, Elinor Hashim and David always try darn hard.” government,” Clerides said. RI - blue 899; green 453060; gold 935386 Odegard. and will start at 10 a.m. Saturday. in the bridge area. 131 Summit St.; Thomas and could afford it reported in BAR HiWBOR t DESKNER SOUUUN The footbridge was built earlier this “We are not prepared to continue to see Conn — 25782 Seymour, 71 Ridge St.; Patricia elaborate homemade or tailor- SLKHnYMGHOi year by Manchester Jaycees as a civic Greek villages being ruined and refugees Maine - 619-190 8 Naktenis. 125 Adelaide Rd. made uniforms, while others x n v / r x ^ e / preparation of fhort, project connected to an over-all effort to Also, Brian Colbath, 15 turned out in their farmer’s SPANOERO- ROYAL COBBLE PALAZZO* A IIIS T I0 R 9 improve the Salter’s Pond area. Materials H necessary, ntra costing about $1,000 were supplied by the Wadsworth St.; Cheryl Phelps, smock or in the civilian coats VILLA* SQUARE* ■1110 SilllR V IITl' Amston; Patricia Rossi, and vests of apprentices and town and the work was done by the Jaycees. Thrift and Patience Glastonbury; Christopher Lent, clerks. The Sturbridge Martial GOP Convention Opens 67 Berkley Rd., Vernon; Donna Band wears such a mixture of Com plete " i FLOQRPOUSH Vandalism to the bridge began shortly Davis, 72 Essex St.; Susan civilian and fancy semi­ after it was built when part of it was CERAMIC TILE chopped with an axe. Daigle, East Hartford; military dress of the 1820s, in­ I Urged by President Christopher Ulion, cluding reproductions of ar­ $1*99 qt The fire which destroyed it was reported RATHROOM In Shadow of Watergate to the Manchester, Eighth District Fire Marlborough; Wayne ticles in the Old Sturbridge “lies in choosing a sensible, realistic Wormsted, Warehouse Point; Village collection. Inatalled up to Department at 2:06 p.m. Tuesday. The LOS ANGELES (UPI) - President needed 20 per cent delegate support for the course add sticking to it — whatever the Walter Marquardt, A re-created rural New 100 eq. ft. ^ By ED BUTLER Connecticut Committee for Fairness for firemen found the bridge engulfed in Nixon’s cure for America’s economic pre-election primary. the Presidency, said Thursday the pro- flames. pressures — and that is exactly what we Wethersfield; Michael Iwosa, England community of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut anxieties is to buy less, save more and be REMNANTS The appai;ent closeness of the race puts Nixon resolution will be introduced even if will do.” 69 Fairfield St. period 1790-1840, Old Sturbridge Republicans opened their nominating con­ patient. a third cont^der. House Speaker Francis the conventon Resolution Committee op­ Nixon promised the government's tight Village is open daily from 9:30 vention at noon today in the shadow of Dismissing the possibility of an J. Collins of Brookfield, in a position to poses it. money policy would not produce a credit a.m. to 5:30 p.m. *10 Watergate with two candidates headed economic “shock treatment,” Nixon said make or break the two strongmen. Collins Gaffney says he opposes any resolutions crunch that would plunge the economy toward a probable primary election for Thursday an income tax cut or a new round Vinyl & Inlaid claims more than 125 delegates, but others being introduced on the convention floor into a recession or worse. the opportunity to succeed their party’s of wage-price controls “would be like ’'SIzee up to 6x15 estimate his strength at no more than S because the resulting debates would delay Home Stolen “We shall provide expansion of money lame-duck governor. pouring gasoline on a raging fire.” Valuea to $89.06 delegates.' the nominating process which must be and credit necessary to support moderate The two leading candidates for gover­ GUTHRIE, Okla. (UPI) - Mrs. Carl Measures to bring “short-term relief too Material and Labor Included A fourth contender. Sen. George L. completed by midnight Saturday under growth of the economy,” he said. nor, Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., and often bring long-term grief,” he told a Gunther of Stratford, withdrew from the state law. Chambers returned from vacation WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN | Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio, Thursday and discovered someone had nationally broadcast meeting of West DISCONTINUED race Thursday and pledged what little Weicker has told party members any INTERIOR DECORATING ^ both claim strong support among the 1,28’7 Coast businessmen. delegate support he had to Steele. resolution concerning Nixon "has no stolen her home. convention delegates who meet at the Mrs. Chambers, who lived in a lO-by-60- AND DESIGNING | CARPET Agriculture Commissioner Fenton place” at the convention. New Tactics Bushnell Memorial. Futtner is also a gubernatorial candidate. foot mobile home, told police someone The only new tactics he announced in PAINTING AND FIXING SAMPLES' The opening day of the convention will towed the house away. Also missing was a outlining a strategy against inflation were THE HOUSE UP? mostly concern routine party matters with Party Control riding lawnmower and a car trailer. cutting 40,000 federal jobs and $5 billion off BATHROOM Sl Senate Candidates SEE MANCHESTER *. a keynote address set for 8 p.m. by Sen. The present Republican governor, Mrs. Chambers said the theft occurred the federal budget. He also promised to STATE BANK FOR 20 Howard Baker, R-Tenn., co-chairman of ’Thomas J. Meskill, who is not seeking a There are four candidates for the ■ while she was in Dallas on a two-week veto any legislation that would exceed the nomination to oppose Sen. Abraham A. ALL KINDS OF the disbanded Senate Watergate Com­ second term, has joined with Gaffney and trip. budget. HOME IMPROVEMENT mittee. Nominations begin on Saturday. the GOP organization in support of Ribicoff, D-Conn., who is seeking his third The job cufs would be through attrition COMMERCIAL S-P-E-C-l-A-L , Panuzio. six-year term as (Connecticut’s senior LOANS - PLUS FREE J Nixon Resolution and would take effect immediately. CHECKING ACCOUNTS Democrats meeting last weekend chose senator. Earlier in the week, the Senate passed a A group opposing impeachment of Rep. Ella T. Grasso,.D-Conn., as the first ’They are Rep. James H. Brannen of RUBBER BACK President Nixon plans to ask convention resolution urging Nixon to call a domestic female candidate for governor in Connec- Colchester, a black commercial jetliner summit to deal with inflation. Thursday, delegates to approve a resolution support­ pilot; Former Motor Vehicle Comm- tict history. 'S Nixon consultant William Baroody an­ KITCHEN CARPET ing the beleagured President. The Democratic party, which until missioner Edward J. Kozlowski of Inside Today 3 ROOMS ’The resolution is opposed by state party nounced the administration would hold a Tightly Woven Meskill’s election in 1970 controlled the Milfprd, Rep. Herbert Camp of Ridgefield Chairman J. Brian Gaffney and Sen. series of 23 conferences across the country 100% Cent. Fil. Nylon WITH . . . executive mansion for 16 years, managed and Mrs. Norma A. Jorgensen of in the next 10 to 12 months with leaders of WALL TO WALL Lowell P. Weicker Jr., an outspoken Nixon Newington, a political novice. Easily Cleaned HI-DENSITY ■ to avoid the threat of a divisive primary business, labor and agriculture. critic who served on the Senate Watergate election now facing the GOP in the year of House Judiciary Committee Chairman . Bpralb Perfect for Kitchens FOAM BACK Committee. Watergate. James F. Bingham of Stamford and Public Understanding Great for Offices, Denr Steele, 36, a two-term Congressman who Underlying the convention, which must former Rep. Gerard Spiegel, a Trumbull Area Profile...... Page 6 ’The idea, Baroody said, is to improve 12 and 15 foot widtha 100% NYLON CARPn & RUBBER PADDING has said he would not want Nixon to cam­ public understanding of federal economic Tweed Colors To Hide 18 ft. widths also nominate candidates for U.S. Senator lawyer, are candidates for attorney Summer Youth Scene...... Page 8 paign for him, laid claim Thursday to the general. policies. He said the first session would be Soil 12 NEW 1973 COLOR COMBINATIONS Regular $459,05 and lesser positions, is the struggle of the Gardening with Atwood — . Page 9 Stainproof 644 votes needed for nomination on the Gaffney-Meskill organization to retain Mrs. Margaret V. Tedone, Republican held today in Chicago with Vice President first ballot. control of the party. member of the Hartford City Council, is Old Codger ...... Page 2 Gerald R. Ford and 'administration Panuzio, 38, mayor of Connecticut’s the only declared candidate for secretary Bookmobile...... Page 5 economic experts participating. largest city, disputes Steele and says he Panuzio Favors Gaffney Cautioning that "impatience is the great MANCHESTER STATE BANK of the state. . Page 5 Reg. $6.95 can win nomination on a second or third Panuzio favors retention of Gaffney as Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli of Dr. Buckley cited ...... enemy of a sound policy,’’ Nixon asked 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER party chairman, buL if Steele wins — ballot. Manchester is a candidate for re-election. Legion wins 12th ...... Page 10 consumers for “a measure of sacrifice in Open Sat. 0 A.M. - Noon - Member FDIC either at the convention or at a September sq. yd. Primary Possible GOP labor leader Gordon Jackson from Spencer paces MB w in ...... Page 10 the short run in order to ensure stable primary election — Gaffney would growth in the long run.” . <359 Both Panuzio and Steele said they would Hartford is a caijdidate for treasurer. No Women’s softball tourney . Page 10 / ; probably be ousted. launch a September primary if either lost one has formally declared for lieutenant Sticking to It — Key Joseph W. Raines, chairman of the the convention nomination but got the governor. The answer to inflation, Nixon said, RICHARD MXUN •1 t'

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She hopes this Marcy Goldberg, a voice stu­ 76-78 Durant St„ $24,300. 1:15 p.m. your book. As one member put committee member voted for 9-to Boys: 1. Neal Desimone: 2. Desmarels; 2. Jill Bycholskl. Community Child Guidance Theatre Ill’s current produc­ dent at Hartt College, sings a Barney T. Peterman to Peter The Manchester educator and it, this book is the way all local with sincere hurrahs.” Scott Russell; 3. Myles McCurry; 4. Eight & Under Boys: 1. Eric Qauvln; 50-YARD DASH month that appointees and walk-in donors may boost the tion of “Jacques Brel is Alive Clinic, Inc., alterations to com­ Raymond Brooks; 4. Michael Bugnackl. 2. Craig Sallero; 3. Peter Frankovltch; poignant song “Sons of” J. and Anna M. Zidek, one-half­ historian is being honored for history should be written, and 1 11-12-13 Qlrls: 1 Carol Michaud: 2. 4. Tod Durrenberger. 5-6 Girls: 1. TamI Kelly; 2. Kristin supply to its monthly quota of 150 pints. 'and Well and Living in Paris.” mercial building at 317 N. Main Johnson; 3. Lisa Poullot; 4. Michelle When one goes nearly to the never a very spirited horse, describing the sons of all interest in property at 76-78 his book, “ A New England added that you don’t have to be Debbie Black; 3. Party Packard: 4. 9-10 Girls; 1. Dorothy Stratton. Appointments may be made in advance by calling the This is the second weekend St., $9,000. Chavez lo Visit Denise Kelly. 9-10 Boys: 1. Jimmy Volland; 2. Jim Raymond. top of Birch Mountain Rd. there friendly, easy to handle, willing mothers, how they leave the Durant St., |Q4,300. Pattern: The History of a Manchesterite to enjoy every 11-12-13 Boys: 1. Sluart Chllcoat: 2. Latala. 3. Chris Bouchey: 4. Myles 7-8 Qlrls: 1. Bettv Ann Maher; 2. is a sharp turn over a ledge to be ridden but inclined to be Manchester Red Cross office, 643-5111. Walk-in donors will showing of the musical at the cradle and pass you by. Again, Juris Pukinskis, alterations Manchester, Connecticut,’’ page of it. Slate Next Week Robert Bagshaw; 3. Pierre Thlvlerge; 4. McCurry. Denise Desmarals: 3. Marge Hanly; 4. JUDGMENT LIEN Tracy Bugnackl. along which the road had lazy. be welcome. Manchester Community to dwelling at 67 N. Elm St., which was published last year Tony Tasllllo. 11-12-13 Qlrls: 1. Lorraine Stratton; Brel’s technique of heightening The Hartford Times vs. “But furthermore, it was HARTFORD (UPI) - Cesar 5-6 boys: 1. Vincent Laraia; 2. Aaron College auditorium, and the $300. 2. Shirley Adams: 3. Lisa Schwartz: 4. paralleled. Instead of making Peggy was getting old and the drama of the moment with Thomas Colla, prperty at 249- in conjunction with the town's such a beautiful community Chavez, crusading president of Eileen Brennan. Bugek; 3. James MacQllvecy. C.K. -Petersen, alterations to 7-8 Boys: 1. Mark Deschaneau; 2. that turn the old “Cooper Saw­ should probably not have been final presentation of the season. intensified music is used artful­ sesquicentennial observance. project.” the United Farm Workers SIT-UPS 11-12-13 Boys: 1. Kenneth MacPher- 251 Broad St„ $121.52. dwelling at 41 Autumn St., $1,- son; 2. David Black; 3. Robert Roger Greenwood; 3. Joseph mill Rd” went straight ahead. asked to be a mother again. Her Not a show with a theme of Heads Kiwanis His name was submitted for The MCC institute financed Union, AFL-CIO. plans to visit Eioht & Undbr Qlrls: 1. Denise Fitzgerald. ly- BUILDING PERMITS Bogshaw; 4. David KIssman. There was only two houses on it last baby was Daisy. She was continuity, it is a series of Marcy’s mellow voice is 275. consideration by Dr. John F. Dr. Buckley’s research and six Connecticut cities next Desmarals; 2. TammI Kelly; 3. Sue 9-10 Qlrls: 1. Celine Bucsek; 2. Roy W. Davis of Chicago was John Calve Jr., below-grade Stephurack Dorolhy Stratton; 3. Dawn Banavige; 4. and the other end came onto the even smaller than Bennie but situations, or impressions com­ expressive in “No, Love, Robert Boyle, alterations to Sutherland, director of the writing, the Manchester Wednesday and Thursday Eight & Under Boys: 1. Eric Qauvln; Lynda Tsapatsarls. elected president of Kiwanis swimming pool at 995 E. Middle STANDING BROAD JUMP old Hebron Road (now Rt. 94 entirely different in character. bined French farce which the You’re Not Alone,” another dwelling at 66E Ambassador Manchester Community Sesquicentennial Committee during a seven-day New 2 Roger Greenwood; 3. Mark Ray­ 9-10 Boys: 1. John Lautenbach; 2. International at the Tpke., $2,000. mond, 4. Peter Francovich. Eight i Under Qlrls: 1. Michelle Kevin Anderson; 3. Jimmy Volland; 4. after being called Goslee St., When she had had a year of 9 % author Brel has singled out for moving expression of Brel. Dr., $1,500. England tour. you'll f i n p a f u l l 9-10 Qlrls: 1. Kerry Szempllnski: 2. Quey; 2. Zena Tsapatsarls: 3. Tracy Raymond Brookes. organization’s 59th annual con­ then Hebron Ave.). The freedom in the pasture and had ^RESTAURANT A LOUNGE poetic and musical expression. The "company,” as the cast SELECTION OF MOBILE Dorotll^ Stratlon; 3. Lynn Tracy; 4. Lyn­ Bugnackl: 4. Denise Desmarals. 11-12-13 Qlrls: 1. Colleen vention in Denver, according to da Tsapatsarls. Eight 4 Under Boys: 1. Roger MacQlllvary: 2. Peggy Stevens; 3. Lisa southern part was submerged never had a rope or leather The show’s music alone is is called on the program, con­ RT. 83 EIIIM6T0N TEL. 872-7328 or 872-7327 HOMES IW TODAVS 9-10 Boys: 1. Chris Bouchey; 2. Jim­ Greenwood; 2. Peter Frankovltch; 3. Schwartz; 4. Denise Boutlleu. in the bottom of Manchester’s strap tough her, O.C.’s father worthy of a concert, particular­ John A. DeQuattro, president of my Volland; 3. Jimmy Laraia; 4. Tim clude the show with a rousing Brian Coughlin; 4. Michael Banavige. 11-12-13 Boys: I.M ark Copeland! 2. Buckingham Reservoir. It was said the boy could have her if he Untouched for Fine Food and Aimoephere ly as it is presented by the the Kiwanis Club of FAMILY ^VANT-APS Finnegan' 9-10 Qlrls: 1. Celine Bucsek; 2. Kerry Keith Congdon; 3. Jonothan Qryb; 4. rendition that says love is what Manchester. 11-12-13 Qlrls: 1. Denise Kelly: 2. Szempllnski; 3. Kim Russell: 4. Dawn John Hanley. necessary to build a new sec­ would go get her and “break” Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees small combination of piano, really makes the world go Lorraine Stratton: 3. Carol Splewack; 4. Banavige. Jill Tracy. tion around the reservoir when or train her. Fair enough. A Plus Elaborate Salad Bar percussion, bass and guitar. It round, and if we all had it for 11-12-13 Boys: 1. John Hanley; 2. the dam was built. The small wonderful pal-ship developed SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY should be noted that the pianist, each other, what a wonderful Davis, as president, will be (CLOSED MONDAY) DAYS! g h e H c r a lb Ken MacPhearson; 3. Bill Anderson; 4. house on the cast side of the between us. Don (Jharlamb, is a Manchester world this would be. Obviously, the spokesman for the service -Inventory Sale! Dave KIssman. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING OPEN SUNDAY 4:30 to 0 P.M. road not very far from the There was nothing lazy about Summer Houre I High School graduate and is the cast is caught up with the organization’s 276,000 members Birch Mountain Rd. was Abby Daisy. Always willing and real­ ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES^ ;^/l A/Ai CRAZY LARRY Mary, Crazy Larry," 2:15-4:05- BE - MPAA 5:55-7:50-9:30 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVILLE Meadows Drive-In — “Crazy UNDERSOLD Joe,” 8:45; "The Take," 10:40 875-6203 — Let us prove IM {BMs a s a iA lO M BINOIT SUVt BEllINGHIkl Tw w w > n j i' m s'i 111 ri THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 probably Sunday. on there who would impeach if vestigation.” But food is not the only sector 13 ' DOUBLE EDGE D-Wis., a member of the House gressman, Germany should obviously Today, he planned a meeting the President got a parking Nixon’s spokesmen say the in which Americans have had to 9 to 11:30 a.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home. ticket.” President has not been cut back. The dream of owning HEDGE TRIMMER Banking and Currency Committee and have bought the planes for cash. Pond Filled wltiTl^ly Pads (Photo by Reginald Pinto) with West German Foreign 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — N. Elm St. Minister Hans Dietrich “I don’t think the House will watching the committee a home has become a night­ The smallest member of the line but with all the chairman of the Joint International The Ex-Im Bank is also making cut- 1:30 to 2 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. Genscher, who flew to Califor­ impeach,” Burch told a proceedings on television. mare for more than one million features of the big ones. Full 13" double edge Economics Subcommittee, at a time rate, taxpayer-subsidized loans to 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. potential buyers this year. blade. Wrap around handle for control and bal- 6 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Montclair Circle. of shortages and worsening inflation Japan for commercial aircraft, for 4' mm»' 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Ambassador Dr. MODEL 31 in this country, a slew of government nuclear power plant fuel and for cot­ Open Forum FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 agencies — “like so many rogue ton at a time when shortages are No stops scheduled. elephants crashing through the causing the cost goods in this country i Capital Fare 16' DOUBLE EDGE canebrake” — are actively subsidizing to soar. HEDGE TRIMMER the export of scarce goods and equally We Don’t Need Town Checking Pools Or take the Internal Revenue Ser­ I The newest member of the Rockweil Hedge Trim­ scarce credit. vice’s Domestic International Sales Andrew Tully The Town Health Department there is a diving board. swimsuits mer family. Big 16" blade with double e d g e - The Commodity Credit Corp., for Corp. (DISC), which was created A Watergate is going to check pools to make • A standard 24-unit first aid double action design. Wrap around handle pro- sure they comply with section kit. exarriple, unabashed by the Russian back in 1971 when we were still 19-13-B 33a of the Public Health Pool decks, shower areas and of good judgment by 8th MODEL 38 wheat fiasco of 1972, continues to lend laboring under fixed exchange rates. Code, according to John bathrooms should be dis­ To the editor: District directors. Salcius, health inspector. infected daily with a chlorine take Q American dollars to foreign countries DISC gives a tax deferment to After studying the 8th It is questionable where the Distnct Charter, I feel the Keep Your Fingers Crossed “We’re talking about public solution. so that they can buy American wheat, American companies to induce them smoke filled room was located pools, apartment pools, con­ § taxpayers should be better in­ that the nomination of Mike These signs are required to be soybeans and other scarce com­ dominium pools — artificial to expand exports. But frequently form ^ on some of the statutes Massaro by Wally Irish WASHINGTON - “Nobody nual rate in the second quarter through a recession. Dent is posted at the pool and in public really understands economic and the rate of inflation pools used by any considerable dressing rooms; 18" DOUBLE EDGE ^ modities at discount prices. these exports are scarce items like incorporated in the charter. It transpired. betting the bureau will say no statistics,” the late President diminished considerably. number of persons other than • All persons shall bathe with dive! designates all responsibilities, Was the apple cart full of recession, based on the three HEDGE TRIMMER ^ In the fiscal year that ended on June the immediate family of the lumber, plywood or scrap, whose financial and otherwise, must apples or hot sausage? Was Eisenhower once complained at Specifically, “real” output gauges it uses to make its warm water and soap before The big trimmer for the big job. Long 18" blade owner or the proprietor,” 30, the C.C.C. issued ^286 million in domestic prices, again are driven up. be handled by elected district Mike Massaro trying to impress a press conference. “ But dropped at an annual rate of determination. entering the swimming pool. allows you to reach across wide hedges without Salcius said. • Any person known or directors. The fire department the taxpayers of the 8th District everybody will know it if we go “only” 1.2 per cent, compared These gauges are the depth of bending. 2.6 amp motor provides extra power. Full new credits. Even more astounding, Not that free trade itself is not a Pools are required to have a and sewer department are only of his weekend decision? Or into a depression, so I’m not to a big 7 per cent decline in the the decline, the duration of the suspected of having a com­ he says, the Department of worthwhile goal, says Reuss. It subsidiaries approved by 8th worried about those Gloomy first quarter. Inflation was decline and how many in­ kit capable of measuring pH municable disease shall not use J was it through the and chlorine residual levels and the pool. Agriculture is now preparing a big Utilities District directors. salesmanship of Wally Irish, a Guses over at the Commerce growing at an annual rate of 8.8 dustries are affected. Dent con­ FLO 1363 provides more goods for lower prices, records of those tests must be • Spitting or blowing the nose These two departments are man of various talents and Department and their bogey­ per cent, compared to the first cedes the dip was “serious,” promotion campaign for the current jobs for Argerican workers and the kept. Salcius said water clarity in the swimming pool is responsible under the many words. Was the man figures.” quarter’s 12.3 per cent. but points out that the duration will be checked and a sample prohibited. fiscal year for $415 million in new most efficient use of world resources. authorized supervision of the aggressive photographer at the In fact, things were going Now, there are respected was “limited” and the in­ for bacteria will be taken. • 'Running, boisterous, or Board of Directors. If this is June 19 election also a chosen pretty well at the time — in the experts who insist that two con­ dustries affected were confined credits. But the current administration policy Required equipment for pools rough play (except supervised true, how can the fire depart­ candidate? early fifties — although even­ secutive quarters of decline in to energy-related areas and Who are the beneficiaries of this are; water sports) is prohibited. of indiscriminately subsidizing ment claim they are the 8th It is now a well known fact tually the economy suffered a the GNP make a recession. But housing. At any rate, the CORDLESS • A ring buoy not more than All pools should have these largesse? One of them is oil-rich Iran, District, as was previously that a list of eligible voters little from what was called by Commerce Secretary Bureau of Economic Research exports is, to put it mildly, misguided. 15 inches in diameter with a 50- signs posted at the entrance: YARD AND printed in the newspaper? should be available and proper­ some the ‘‘Eisenhower Frederick B. Dent seems to has consistently insisted that U which last year got a C.C.C.- A final irony, he says, is that the foot quarter-inch rope attached. • Directions to nearest GARDEN Many taxpayers are very ly checked off at the next an­ recession.” Now the economy have a point when he rejects two quarters of GNP decline • Four pineapples (tightly telephone, first aid unit and administered, $45-million, 15-year Federal Reserve is now so worried satisfied that some directors nual election of the 8th District is so shaky that any piece of this premise. “I consider the are not enough, and that other SPRAYER rolled balls of rope) composed resuscitation equipment. loan to buy U.S. wheat. took the stand in objecting to to restore the confidence of 8th news that isn’t absolutely bad term recession too severe to economic indicators have to be MODEL 30 about excessive exports that it wants of quarter-inch line each 50-feet • Telephone numbers for President Massaro’s appoint­ District voters. We do not need sounds good. characterize an energy-related taken into account. "While the Iranians gouge the long. police, fire departments, to intervene in the m arket to raise the ment for fire chief. It is quite a Watergate in the City of Accordingly, the temptation spasm,’.’ says Dent. Anyway, the price index for • A life pole or shepherd’s Americans on oil,” writes Reuss in obvious that the newly elected Village Charm. is strong to take comfort from Eventually, something called the GNP offered some genuine­ rescue squad, ambulance ser­ FLC 1223 dollar’s exchange rate. crook with a blunt end and a vice, hospital, and physician on directors acted only as a rubber Joan Colby the latest Commerce the National Bureau of ly happy tidings. When the rate the New York Times magazine, “the Would it not be more sensible, he minimum of 20 feet long for call in the immediate area. stamp for the president’s ap­ 404 Summit St. Department’s figures showing Economic Research, a private of inflation declines by almost 4 C.C.C. gouges the Americans on asks, to cut down on the excessive pointments. It was not a that the Gross National Product organization, will decide per cent in a single quarter, we each 100 feet of pool perimeter Filtration equipment and L Manchester vengeful act as quoted by Mr. (GNP) declined at a lower an­ whether the economy has been located on each side near the backwash procedures will also wheat.! exports in the first place by curtailing may be getting somewhere in Marvin. It was only a decision the war against the high cost of deep end. be inspected for proper opera­ “With our wheat dissipated, of the agencies that are using taxpayers’ living. It's hard to quarrel with • A raised platform near the tion, Salcius said. deep end for the lifeguard if course, bread prices here rise. With dollars to bring them about? Dent’s pronouncement that the our credit diverted to Iran, of course, inflation improvement “is the One might add another irony — the Max Lerner most important cljange in all housing here languishes. With our fact that foreign aid programs to Praises Police the GNP figures in the second Court Cases grain reserves gone, hope of helping countries that really need our help, quarter.” He might be right, CIRCUIT COURT 12 Department Comments too, in saying that the down­ James M Roach Jr., 18, of 17 Manchester Session the starving millions of the Sahara programs that now represent the Bishop Dr. had a list of charges Gentlemen: trend in production is being margin and of the Indian subcontinent John L. Connors, 25, and against him stemming from in­ EDGER TRIMMER merest fr^iction of our Gross "National Impeachnient — A Media Event? “arrested.” After all. the oil is Richard L. Forsyth, 19, both of I would like to take this op­ cidents that occurred between MODEL 41 dwindles. And, of course, the portunity to publicly thank the flowing again. Brockton, Mass, received nine- Product, are always among the first Of course, this is hardly a Dec. 16 and Mar. 13 either Manchester Police Department month jail sentences Thursday taxpayers pay for the program.” things to get the ax by an “economy- dimissed or nolled (not time for dancing in the streets. after each pleaded guilty to for its prompt response to a call prosecuted). The charges dis­ Trim around fences, trees, shrubs and other hard Or take the Export-Import Bank. It minded” Congress at the behest of an at the East Center St. Plaza at Gross private domestic invest­ attempt to commit larceny. NEW YORK CITY - How uncommitted members on a public mind, long enough at ment slumped 5.9 per cent and missed were disorderly con­ to get at areas. Push a button and your ready to recently guaranteed a $48-million. about 1 a.m. July 17. The men will receive credit outraged public. much of a media event should sizzling hot seat, smoking them least to last through the 1976 duct, breach of peace, third- edge along walks, driveways and flowerbeds. Dou­ while this was a big improve­ for time served since their Further, I feel the efficient the impeachment proceedings out of their hesitations and elections. degree burglary, and third- ble insulated to protect the user. 5" diameter and expenditious handling of ment over the first quarter’s arrest June 11 in Coventry be? The House vote to open its bringing the full weight of a But remember also that TV degree larceny. The charges wheels for easy control in uneven areas. Adjust­ the investigation was very com­ whopping 30.1 per cent, the where residents complained to Judiciary Committee’s im­ popular majority sentiment to activizes whatever it touches. nolled were fourth-degree able side handle for user comfort. 8" diameter mendable and worthy of public figure is not a happy one. David police of men attempting to A Burglar’s Bane peachment debate to radio and bear on any wavering souls. Itjnakes the people conscious larceny and tampering with a blade cuts wide swath to save time. UL Listed praise. W. Ferrel, acting assistant steal their cars. The original TV coverage may prove a It is the case for a of the scene, and it makes those motor vehicle. I would also like to thank Sgt. secretary of commerce for charges against them were forerunner of later steps to majoritarian view of on the scene conscious of the Burglary is still the No. 1 crime in been marked for ready identification Lawrence Smith, the off-duty economic affairs, was right in criminal attempt to commit bring TV into the general House democracy, a Jeffersonian one people watching them, so that calling the continuing invest­ FLC 1223 America. Some 2Vz million burglaries by law enforcement agencies.” policenian, who heard the sound debate and the Senate trial. that emphasizes the will of the larceny (six counts each), of breaking glass and reported they end by staging the scene ment slump “an area for con­ tampering with a motor vehicle The idea is that, being forwarned, There are some good reasons majority rather than a Madiso­ In other court action: are committed every year — about the incident immediately. for them. A deliberative cern.” Scary might be a better (six counts each), and second- for going all the way. But it is nian one which emphasizes • Stanley Shamonis, 44, of 175 one every 13 seconds — for an es­ burglars won’t usually break in for I, for one, feel reassured to assembly could thus be word. degree larceny and second- 2 likely to prove a breakthrough limits and safeguards. Woodland St. was found guilty know first hand the caliber of transformed into a media But taken all together, the degree burglary. timated loss of more than $722 any good burglar knows that marked which won’t be confined to im­ The merits of it are clear. TV of being found intoxicated after our local police in the face of event. We should then have latest figures are a lot better A 14-year-old female with peachment debates. Once gets the' people more involved that chafge was substituted for million. items are not only hard to fence but the rising incidence of crime neither Jeffersonian nor than a belt in the mouth. They Congress has tasted media and makes their represen­ them at the time was turned third-degree assault. He was and that would-be criminals Madisonian democracy but a suggest that the economy over to the Juvenile Detention Only about one in every five offer police hard evidence for a con­ blood the smell of the battle tatives more accountable and committed to Norwich State should take heed and be kind of McLuhan democracy. doesn’t have to collapse around Home in Hartford. viction and are therefore, an invita­ will"be in its nostrils. Before the responsive to them. It means Hospital for not less than 30 burglaries is solved. Of the relatively This has a special poignancy our ears, although not quite deterred from criminal acts end of the decade TV cameras there will be no hiding place for The men will complete their days nor more than one year. small percentage of stolen goods that tion to jail. which will only lead to their for us today because the whole supportive of President Nixon’s terms at the State Correctional Shamonis was arrested after he will, I suspect, be recording any congressman or senator State of the Union promise last own downfall. impeachment procedure is in Center in Hartford. allegedly beat up his daughter police recover, a large share can’t be The results, where the program has debates in both houses, with who may wish to maintain a low January that “there will be no CORDLESS ELECTRIC Sincerely, part legal and in part political, May 28. 6 some results we may not yet profile, for whatever reason. Donald L. Coville, 40, of 54 identified and is eventually put up for been put into operation, have been Edna E. Clark in a delicate balance between recession .in the United States GRASS TRIMMER have measured. The Plyphemus eye of the cruel School St., Rockville, Ralph E. • Donald Sutherland, 24, of 22 public sale. This lack of positive iden­ dramatic. Tres Chic Beauty Salon the two. During an impeach­ of America” this year. Enjoy, to On the warning side I quote camera will seek him out. but keep your fingers crossed. Maynes, 53, of no certain ad­ Spruce St., breach of peace and MODEL 46 303 East Center St. But here is exactly where the ment the House acts as a grand tification of stolen property also In the Cincinnati area, for example, from a brief but weighty new jury and the Senate as a trial dress, and Frank J. Rivers, 44, being found intoxicated, both Manchester paperback called danger will lie. Prof. Black makes it difficult to obtain convic­ in one year’s time there were 12,000 court. Inevitably the political of 24 Grove St., Rockville all nolled. Powered by fully rechargeable nickle cadmium “Impeachment: A Handbook” feels strongly that impeach­ MISSES AND JUNIORS thrust will break through these pleaded guilty to third-degree • James E. Townsend, 31, of batteries. Low voltage design eliminates electrical tions for breaking and entering. burglaries in 125,000 non-Operation (Yale), by Charles L. Black Jr., ment is a solemn process, that legal forms. Will TV heighten burglary Thursday and all East Hartford, non-support, hazard. Self contained power supply lets you trim of the Yale Law School. everyone involved — including We've plunged tlie price on our entire “Operation Identification,” a Identification homes. During the the legal solemnity as well as ; received two months sentences. nolled. 5 0 % off anywhere without (he need for electric cord. Ex­ “ Nothing solid is added to the citizen — must show respon­ political passions, and keep the ; They were arrested June 16 in • Frank R. Simon, 58, of 427 summer '74 stocl< of swlmsults-.all from clusive rotary cutting action lets you trim without protection program sponsored by the same period there was only 10 public information,” he says, sibility, and that “in this Almanac • connection with the theft of balance straight? ,Or will it S. Main St., first-degree assault famous mal^ Women (NOW) and an official really cares. But I don’t believe of the women’s coalition of the When buying a diamond TYPEWRITERS WHEN delegates were eligible to vote, The following is the schedule that. I care, and those of you SPECIALS! Third Century will talk about YOUR PRESENT MACHINE but one from Willington was un­ of games in the men’s slow Casserole Caters sitting here tonight care, and I NOW’S ‘‘Declaration of get all the facts. CAN BE RECONDITIONED able to attend the convention. pitch softball league for the ■avo on believe that the majority of the M EN’S Interdependence” and the state al a FRACTION of lha Coventry had four delegates, week of July 29 to Aug. 2. SALEI famous 55th District care. And we’re Fred Contessa, Harold Crane, TOP BRANDS To Big Appetites of the Union Message of . the And above all Raplacomant coat. Monday: M&M Oil vs. "Hygiona" TOP STYLING going to prove that you can our own Joan Lewis and Jah Hietala. Willimantic Salvation Army at TOP VALUES Feminist Movement. Caff 643-7577 for dataffa fight City Hall. And we’re going shower know your Jeweler. Tolland had three, Earl Bolton High School Field; “Udy Almy**' You don’t have to be a poker Also appearing on the show is to win.”______curtains Bake at 300 degrees about 50 Beebe, Kay Langner and Atty. 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Scott To Speak Snowfi«-l(l Tours Crossroads: People Helping People Children Foiled PARADISE. Wash. (UPI) - ■ \ * Last winter's snowfall in Mt. Gardening At Hellier Event Rainier National Park was so At different times in our centers. Crossroads has no schools. Youth Services, then Group sessions are held at expertise in the area', the In Robbery Try heavy it is not expected to melt lives, we come to crossroads. waiting lists. If you have a courts and police. Crossroads people are qualified with Crossroads, generally during Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.), Turnpike in Norwich. The out at this resort until tne mid­ There are many ways to turn. problem, you don’t have to ig­ Accurate Information to help them. the school year, when more f r a n k ATWOOD minority leader of the U.S. evening will begin with cockt^ite dle of August. The redT problem comes in nore it for two weeks until Since it is mostly parents ALAMEDA, Calif. (UPI) - and crashed to a counter below. people are available. People Work With Others Senate, will be guest speaker at at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Most trails above the 4,000- choosing which path to take, someone has time to talk to seeking help for their children, An 8-year-old boy who slid down But neighbors saw light from are usually grouped according The staff at Crossroads is, of a fund-raising dinner for State foot level of the 14,410-foot peak and then staying with it. you. Crossroads always has the it is an important function of the air vent of a bank with his flashlight inside the bank to an age range, where they course, not able to handle every Sen. Sam Hellier, Second are snowbound and a 10-foot Manchester’s Counseling and fime. Crossroads to give accurate in­ makeshift burglar tools and his and called police. The ac­ pack still covers this area would be with people they case that comes to them. District Republican Drug Information Center is Comfortable Setting formation concerning drugs and 10-year-old accomplice have- complice was arrested the next would feel most at ease with. Therefore, they have a long list Congressional candidate. The which is at about 6,000-feet called “Crossroads. ” It is a Situated in a big white house. alcohol to parents. They too There used to be a sign on r been scolded by police and sent day. altitude. The group sessions are held in a of places and persons to which dinner is scheduled for Sept. 9. place where people are given Crossroads is comfortable. It is must face the problem as well Spencer St., pointing down home to their parents. The boy's burglar kit included large, homey room in the they can refer people. Sen. Scott is serving a third Consequently, park help in deciding which path to like sitting in your own home. as their child, in an effort to Hillstown Rd. to the “water lily “They’re sorry they did it,” extra flashlight batteries, three center, a room where you can Examples of referrals and term as senator from Penn­ naturalists are leading snow- take. If they are headed in the As I sat on a soft couch talking help them. A lack of com­ garden.” The sign is gone but said Sgt. Bill Doan of the pillowcases for money, wire field tours instead of the wild “put your feet up.” placements already made in­ sylvania. He terms himself a wrong direction, the people at to Jim Breitenfeld and Thia munication, Jim said, was one many of the water lilies are still Alameda Police Department, snippers and a Navy flight bag. Also during the school year, clude Alcohololcs Anonsmious, “moderate” Republican. His flower walks they usually are Crossroads try to guide them Manchester, I thought that a of the biggest problems that there in a stream-fed pond at who said the grade schoolers The youths were taken to the conducting at the time of the the Crossroads staff gives residential treatment centers, supporters, however, come back onto the right track. great many people must have Crossroads runs into when the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie got the burglary idea from a Juvenile Probation Depart­ year. classroom presentations and and mental health facilities. from both sides of the isle and Cure Aliout People sat there before and felt the dealing with parents and their Buckland. television show. ment, which released them to speaks to other groups and Crossroads deals with people from all persuasions. Crossroads, which is located same comfort, both with the children. Oftentimes, he went for whom drugs and alcohol They are in bloom now and In a well-planned nighttime their parents. organizations about their A witty and intellectual man, on 33 Park Street, is a place couch and the friendly people. on, he finds himself as a “go- counseling and drug informa­ have broken up their lives. have been blossoming since burglary attempt at a Bank of “It's humorous but it’s Scott is called the ii m m m iri where people care about peo­ Jim toid me that St. Mary’s between” relaying messages Crossroads tries to help people June, mostly white but some of America branch, the 8-year-old tragic,” said an officer. “But I tion center. They especially try “phrasemaker of the Senate,” ple. Jim Breitenfeld, the Episcopal Church owns the between the two groups. He to reach the younger, more put the pieces back together them a lovely pink, and Mr. took advantage of his size to know the parents aren’t by his colleagues. Sen. Hellier program's director, Thia house, and was good enough to said this is not healthy, and that Buckland took us out in a row­ slip down the air shaft laughing.” vulnerable children, grades 5-6, again. As I was leaving the dis­ said. Manchester, Steve Spaeth, and let Crossroads use the building. at Crossroads a great attempt boat to see them at close range. who are sometimes too easily cussion with Jim Breitenfeld As a GOP leader, Scott meets Jim Bartolini, ail Crossroad Without St. Mary’s help in the is made at getting people to talk talked into selling or using and Thia Manchester, I com­ These are hybrid water lilies of mormns regularly with the President, Balldm ol counselors, make up the staff. matter, he said Crossroads to each other. drugs. mented on a patch-work shag hardy strains that survive our rounding up the all-important hud SIHUAQ They make their center could not exist. Everything at Crossroads is During these summer rug in the front room where we cold winters and the votes of his colleagues, and DtIVEWAYS available between 9 a.m. and 5 Crossroads counsels people of strictly confidential. This months, the staff members at­ had been talking. It was multi­ depredations of muskrats that achieving acceptable com­ SptdtlUti la p.m., Monday through Friday, all ages. They help youth with policy is kept with a ten-year- tend all of the SAM concerts colored and very different. I very likely think the pond PAVING promises with the Democratic Ex-Mafioso Finds $l»u 1920 and from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on drug and alcohol problems and old as well as with a person of belongs to them and the water and movies. Their attendance thought it had come that way. party. - - — M«hin« Sprtad Saturdays. There is also a 24 bring their parents into the 30. If a youth comes into the gives them a chance to talk to However, I was wrong. They lilies were put there for them to Pjrking Loll • Gm Sttlioni ^ He is a member of the hour phone line, when one of the therapy. Crossroads also deals center, his parents are not told many young persons in an infor­ told me that they had little eat. Alt AbMl Oar WrifHa Gaoroalta Judiciary, Foreign Relations, Straight Life Hard MmUr Ctorgt Acciplad a FtH Eillmoltl staff can be reached at any with the older drug or alcohol- what he discusses with the peo­ mal setting. At such functions, pieces of rug throughout the Mr. Buckland plucked a part­ and Rules and Administration Sen. Hugh Scott C»ll Manclitrttr 643-7691 time. Calls have brought them dependent person. ple there. The same thing holds people feel freer and more com­ house and had decided to put ly opened bud and showed us a authorities after being Committees. (Edwordi 2 out to help people at 3 a.m. in When I asked them where the true if a parent comes in. His fortable about speaking with them all together into one rug. I BOSTON (UPI) - Vincent sentenced to 15 years in prison. V#fnon Circl* VtrAoii large bite taken out of the The fund-raising event wUl be (vildiiifi the morning. It doesn't matter greatest number of referrals child is not told about what he them, Jim said. Also, if any could not help making the con­ “Big Vinnie” Teresa, the un­ He was later released and given ^Here’s Pie in Your Eye’ flower, which never would open at the Norwich Sheraton ^ t o r what time you call. It just come from, both Thia and Jim talked about there. It is up to situation comes up where a per­ nection between that colorful derworld gambler, loanshark a new name and protection for now. But the Bucklands are Inn, located at Exits 80 east and matters that you do call for agreed that it was from the parents and their children son is suffering under the in­ rug and the lives that they help Rockville and swindler who quit the Mafia his family in an undisclosed thorough conservationists and west, off Rt. 52, the Connecticut Crossroad’s assistance. parents. This they said was to discuss it among themselves. fluence of something, and has make whole again. Kent Denley get’s “creamed” by fellow dramatist Carl Girelli during a rehearsal of “Up­ they share their water lilies and went into hiding after community. He said he does not followed by self referrals, then I Hospital telling federal authorities about Unlike many other counseling Group Sessions the need for a person with some M arilaine Dyer, SYS page cle Sam’s Vaudevilfe Hour or So.” The talent collection will be going on tour soon. (SAM with the muskrats. think the underworld is his life in the underworld, says SAVE MONEY! editor. photo) Our guide was proud to call searching for him. “But if they our attention to a mallard duck, Shipyards “It’s a hard truggle making it get a hint where I am, then A MINI-OVERHAUL will give resting on shore, and tell us it Admitted Thursday: James straight.” they’d come after me,” he said. your Hoover Convertible 6 Bump Jr., Loveland Hill Rd., Vac a new lease on life. was one of a pair that built a “I’m not living the way I used Teresa would not say what Kept Busy Rockville; Henry Benicak, nest somewhere in the reeds to. I make $200 to $250 a week section of the country he is Water lily on pond at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Broad Brook; Linda Champlin, and hatched a family of WASHINGTON (UPI) - and it’s a living wage,” Teresa living in but said “Where I’m Buckland on Hillstown Rd., where water lilies have been Village St., Rockville; James *24.95 ducklings. A pair of wood Shipbuilding and repair in told the Boston Globe. “It’s located now, I don’t intend to Connington, Stafford Springs; MINI-OVERHAUL Includtl ducks, he said, raised a family growing for many years. Flowers open in sunlight, close at private U.S. shipyards has hit a hard after you’ve made a dis­ see the old mob. It’s too hicky Beverly Crockett, Ashford; CIcinIng, Lubrication, and Raplaca- in one of the Bucklands’ wood night. (Herald photo by Pinto) post World War II high and U.S. honest living all your life.” (rural) for them. Let’s put it manl of Balia, Corda, BruahM and John Lee, Legion Dr., duck nesting boxes and a pair of Commerce Department figures that way.” Oular Baga H naadad al no aatra Ro^ville; Judith Morrow, charga. flickers produced some babies indicate no early letup. But he said he has no com­ Teresa also said he favors the family’s apartment, close Long Hill Rd., South Windsor; in another wood duck box. Not Lilies The Shipbuilders Council of plaints and “everthing is legalized gambling in Summer Youth Scene Water lilies, although known to Illing Junior High School. America reported that at the Carole Palulis, Prospect St., working out fine” for him and Massachusetts. He said state There are fish in the pond, •They are bushy plants, with Rockville; Zarold Peterson, his family. perch, bass, bullheads, and to everyone by this name, are end of March 148,900 workers betting parlors would hurt APPLIANCE many buds,^and flowers in Range Hill Dr., Rockville; “punkin’ seeds,” but the pond is not lilies and not related to the were employed by private bookmakers and said the ( ompilvd and U rillvn Hy Suinnu r irlii iiia.s in Manchrsti r (SAM). yellow, white and lavender, and William Pierce, South St., The newspaper-said today SERVICENTER thoroughly posted with "no lily family. The proper name shipyards, the highest level revenue “ would be a great lived over winter from small Rockville; Jacqua Reno,1layes Teresa telephoned “from 707 Main St. Manehaatar fishing” signs. for the water lily is Nymphaea since World War II years. In asset” to the state. (pronounced nim-FEE-a). The plants set there last year. Mrs. 1950, private shipyard employ­ Ave., Rockville; Dianne somewhere in anonymity the “ You can’t stop them PHONE 643-7577 Family Hobby plants grow from rhizomes, Scalise thought they were very ment totaled only 72,000. Sydoriak, RFD 3, Tolland; other day” to talk with in­ (bookies), but you can slow The water lilies began as a about the size and general early and she is right. Most Quoting data from the Bureau Barry Tedone, Pleasant Valley vestigative reporter Richard them down,” he said. family hobby during the years shape of a banana, which are “mums” bloom in the fall. of Labor Statistics, the Ship­ Rd., South Windsor. Connolly. that Mr. Buckland’s father was set in the soil at the bottom of The cushion chrysanthemums builders Council reported that Discharged Thursday: Anna “Either I live this way or I alive and still growing 50 acres the pond, put down roots and are a recognized early- shipyard workers had higher Grous, Nye St., Rockville; don’t live at all,” said Teresa, SAM Dramatists Censor Mother Goose of tobacco on the farm. There send up stout stems to the sur­ blooming type which my en­ hourly earnings and higher David Mangold, Somers; JUST RECEIVED who reportedly has a $500,000 were many varieties, with face, first with lily pads, and cyclopedia says should blossom weekly earnings than workers Marcelino Rodriquez, Abbott price on his head for telling the Who could ever find anything slang-talking kids? SAM’s Goose” titles the sketch that burlesque. The modern Julie’s colors from white through then with buds. in August. They are also called in all other private, non­ Rd., Ellington; Janet Rush, NEW SHIPMENT OF U.S. Justice Department what objectionable about that nice censors the much loved problem, much like the situa­ yellow and apricot to red. All Depending on the depth of the “azaleamums,” and are known agriculture work. Somers; Glen Swain, Norman summer dramtists, that’s who. he knew about the organization old woman Mother Goose? Or tion of Juliet’s, centuries were hybrids, and mainly from water the stems may be only a in the nursery trade, but In March, a shipyard worker St., Manchester; Elizabeth SICYCLES In their production: “Uncle children's nursery rhumes. of reputed New England crime j who could turn the lofty lovers before, is one of feuding stock developed in F r a n c e ^ few inches long or up to about strangely are not in great de­ was making an average of $4.81 Wehrli, Tracy Dr., Vernon; SAM’s Vaudeville Hour or So,” Poor Old Mother Goose is boss Raymond L.S. Patriarca. A Romeo and Juliet into two families. Julie complains: two brothers with the suriume six feet. At this depth so much mand. an hour compared to an Charles Werner, Brooklyn St., the group does these and many charged in this skit with Teresa told his story to S6II Have A Good Seloction! other absurd and funny things. everything from bad gramar “The Romeo’s control the West Marliac. energy is needed for the stem to Mrs. Scalise has a splendid average of $4.06 for the total Rockville. Skits and blackouts, a (giving a little girl a slangy Side while my old man is Little The white stock has proved t ^ ’ reach the surface that pads only bed of medium-sized marigolds private nonagriculture sector. WE OFFER FULL SERVICE burlesque show, slapstick com­ name like “Bo” Peep), to en­ Caesar of the South.” It turns be more rugged, at least in this are produced, no blossoms. that grew from seed she saved Weekly earnings were $187.59 Manchester pond, than any of edies, and ventriloquist and couraging delinquency in out to be a far cry and a big This pond is nowhere more than from flowers grown there last on the average for shipbuilding EXPERT REPAIRS the others. There are com­ mentalist sketches are the children (Mary’s little lamb at laugh from Shakespear’s play six feet deep. year, a Kennedy hybrid tea rose and repair compared to an paratively few of the pink Waterbury Hospital Bank Amoricard types of acts that the group has school was against the rule.) of old. The blossoms rest on the sur­ and one gift plant of balsam average total private sector Master Char flowers. planned, under the direction of “Two in the Balcony” is the This humorous production, face or stand a few inches with deep pink flowers on level of $148.60. 2 Main S i “Uncle SAM’s Vaudeville Hour At one time, Mr. Buckland several leafy stems. Gets Cancer Grant Lee Hay. name of the skit that turns above the water on their stout The March level of employ­ Open Daily u says, the entire surface of the “ That Nasty Old Mother “ Romeo and Juliet” into a or So” will soon be ready to go stems. Coming to the surface ment in the private yards com­ on tour. The public relations pond was covered with lily WATERBURY (UPI) - The and to promote new methods, to 9:00 ' V j we saw other fat, green buds, pared to an average 1973 work coordinator for the group, pads, but he and Mrs. Buckland which would open when they National Cancer Institute has approaches and techniques con­ By BRUCE MEYER force level of 138,300. 643-7111, Sarah Donnelly, says that they decided this was too much of a reached the air and sunlight. Gamble Lost According to the Maritime awarded $159,444 to Waterbury sistent with the latest cancer FARirs United Press International are still taking bookings. Any good thing. They preferred The pads have a reddish color Administration, 87 merchant Hospital for the first year of a and related reserach findings. A couple of years ago. Bad Happenings BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI). group interest^ in having this some open water in the pond. when they first reach the light, ships totaling more than 6 three year project to develop Company would have been — Fantistic Gamble took a free entertainment is asked to Consequently, as some of the but then turn green. The under­ million tons were under con­ easily accessible inservice and labeled a Supergroup — and gamble and ended up with a (July 26-August 2) contact Ms. Donnelly at 649- water lilies died out they were side keeps its red color. struction or on order from U.S. continuing education programs rightly so. With Paul Paris,” Manchester Communi­ three-year prison term for mail 5158. They are available for not replaced. The plants that private yards as of June 1. The project, known as on­ Rodgers, singer for Free until July 26 (Friday) Trinity ty College, 8:30 p.m. Certified Tree Farm fraud. FOR A LIMITED TIME L are blooming now have had no cology nursing programs in College Movie: “The 400 July 29 (Monday) Ceramic both afternoon and evening, in­ The Buckland farm was in the These projects were valued that band’s demise, former care whatsoever, Mr. Buckland community hospitals, is Blows” (France, 1959); (stars Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 door and outdoor perfor­ news recently when the Gamble was convicted in at a total of over $3.5 billion and Mott the Hoople guitarist mances. says, except that he makes an federal court of mailing included 67 tankers. directed toward members of Mick Ralphs, ex-Free drum­ Jean-Pierre Leaud, Claire p.m.; Modern Dance Class, Manchester Planning and Maurier, presents the hero as a Aug. 13 they wHl perform effort to keep the water level at fraudulent ‘letters to The construction in yards— the nursing profession and their mer Simon Kirke and bassist West Side Rec, 3:154:00 p.m.; Zoning Commission granted EXTRA COPIES a desirable depth. supportive personnel in cancer misunderstood boy); Life House Plant Care Class, West before the SAM movie at Mt. open space rating to 37 acres of professional persons offering to more than 6 million tons— com­ Boz Burrell of King Crimson, Back in the woods, where the care services, institutions and Science Theatre HI production: Side Rec, 7:30 p.m. Nego; Aug. 16 they will stage the property, virtually all the sell parking passes to park pares with an active U.S. Bad Company merits the brook that supplies the pond organizations. “Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well July 30 (Tuesday) Crewel and their show at Center Park at 7 land except the space occupied anywhere downtown for $4. merchant marine tonnage of “super” tag. flows through the trees, he had The institute said the objec­ and Living in Paris,’’ needlepoint class. West Side p.m.; Aug. 18 they will act in by the house and two ancient 13.4 m illion tons and 567 an earth dam constructed to act Several persons testified they tives of the program are to in­ Manchester Community Rec, 10-ll-:30 a.m.; Ceramics front of youth and senior barns. Some of the farm had oceangoing ships. Between July But since nearly all the as a reservoir. Water flowed thought Gamble had “a good crease knowledge and un­ it ? College, 8:30 p.m. Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 citizens, at a picnic for the two been in woodland for many 1,1973, and May 31, private U.S. Supergroups that were ever through an opening in the dam idea,” but he failed to check it derstanding of cancer in its July 27 (Saturday) Trinity p.m.; SAM.Movie: “Baxter” , groups. years and Mr. Buckland has yards completed 25 vessels of a formed were such big flops, in a regulated quantity. The ice out with city officials first and prevention, detection, treat­ College Movie: “Spellbound” Mt. Nebo Field, starts at ap­ been planting trees on what total of 1,169,760 tons at a cost the term is no longer popu- storm last December, with the lacked authority to grant free ment and rehabilitation. Modern Dancers (1945); (suspense drama proximately 9 p.m. Free admis­ used to be tobacco fields. The of about $586.8 million. The lar-so Bad Company will warm rain that followed a few parking. Also, augment existing skills directed by Alfred Hitchcock, sion. property is a certified tree biggest and most costly of them have to make it on their days later, filled the reservoir was the 225,000 ton tanker and practices in cancer care Dancer Sue Fleishman givfes instruction to young which is conducted on Mondays for children erafips where a woman psychiatrist July 31 (Wednesday) Quilting SAM To Show farm and the only one in town. Gamble said he adopted the music instead of their reputa­ beyond its capacity and dam Brooklyn, built by Seatrain protegees during the SAM-sponsored Modern Dance Class kindergarten through sixth. (SAM photo) protects a doctor accused of Claws, West Side Rec, 10-11:30 nickname “Fantistic” to show 'T*/to|iCc washed out. tions. murder and tries to prove his a.m.; Multicrafts Class, West ‘Baxter' Film Shipbuilding Corp. in Brooklyn 74 Early Chrysanthemums what kind of businessman he This year, the rainfall has for Langfitt Shipping for about South Carolina was the innocence; stars Gregory Peck, Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 p.m.; Cross Mrs. Frank Scalise of 181 E. was. He was born Charles The music is straightfor­ been sufficient to keep the $57.3 million, the Maritime Ad­ eighth of the original 13 ward hard rock, only a small Ingrid Bergman, Rhonda Country Races (sponsored by “ Divorce is not healthy for Middle Tpke. has a bed of Conrad Gamble in Chicago, Fleming, and Leo G. Carrol; brook flowing and the lower ministration said. states to ratify the U.S. Con­ step from the late 60’s; very SAM and MCC), 6:30 p.m.; children and other sensitive cushion chrysanthemums in full where he has also served time Saturday's SAM Concert: Music for Every Ear dream sequence by Salvador pond well filled. Some day the stitution. much what you’d expect in a Bicycle Repair Instruction things.” So thinks Baxter, a upper reservoir will be bloom in a patch of flourishing for fraud and for giving false STILL AVAILABLE Dali) Life Science Center Class, West Side Rec, 7-8:30 sensitive boy himself, who will garden flowers near the door of statements to the government. “Something old, something blend of the fire and ice Free restored. bass; and Todd Berman, per­ “Ships,” “Skyway” has started Auditorium, Trinity College, p.m.; Teen Splash Party, be the star of SAM’s Tuesday new, something borrowed, Davis, Weather Report, Charlie sound and the rough cut, FREElWHEnVOUPUROMISE cussion. a Wednesday “jazz night.” This Hartford, 8 p.m.. Admission Wadell Pool, 8-10 p.m. night movie: “Baxter.” something blue...” That’s not Parker, and John Coltrane. loose rock ‘n’ roll of early This band has been together night at "Ships” has been $1.; SAM Concert, Mt. Nebo, 7- Aug. 1 (Thursday) Pottery ■ This movie analyzes the only an old wive’s tale advice to fhey play songs created by Mott. 3 5 * Across the Counter for two and a half years. They described by a band spokesman 11 p.m.; Summer Theatre III Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 critical psychological effect of RSRRPPERmOWBI, a bride on what to wear; it’s their own group members as have played in most of the well. production: “Jacques Brel Is p.m. his parents’ divorce on Baxter. graM bag with the rotary mower or grass catcher 2 also what you’ll be hearing at as “one of the few places in Their first album, "Bad towns in Hartford county. They Alive And Well And Living In 1973 Emmy Award winner Scott the SAM concert at Mt. Nebo Hartford where the dedicated "Kids” and “Skyway” are Company” (Swan Song SS- kit with the riding mower. have most recently been Jacoby portrays Baxter, a boy T5* Mailed Anywhere tomorrow night. listener of jazz can hear such two different bands with two 8410), is good but not playing to enthusiastic music.” burdened with a speech defect “Kids” promises to bring you different sounds. Saturday, overwhelming. These are Snapper picks up where most , audiences at “Wooden Ships” in and many other life’s troubles. a “little bit of everything” in “Skyway’s” music consists of they should provide a night of four superb musicians, led by mowers leave off because Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald Hartford. In cooperation with Track Meets Despite the fact that his their Mt. Nebo performance. pieces by such artists as Miles music for every ear. one of the best singers in the you vacuum as you mow for doting, dissipated mother has “Skyway,” co-featured along business. They have plenty of along with 75d; per copy and we’ll do the rest. wisked Baxter away from Los COO an extra clean lawn. And with “Kids,” will treat the good material and the pro­ Set Aug. 8 Angeles to a posh London hotel, D 3 with the many Snapper auoience to contemporary jazz duction is beyond criticism^ B ut —on th is a lb u m , a t his life is still full of the Value extras, you can solve 6 music, in the truest artistic SAM Class Notes Track men and women sense. least-they have not jelled as a 120-yd. high hurdle event; a troubles that knock on any door, your yard care pro­ should be getting in shape for regardless how rich. “Kids” have been playing a band. Part of the problem is 120-yd. college high hurdle the Aug. 8 track meet, which Yet, Baxter finds that he is blems with ease. together for one month. TTieir and teens attending each week. more supplies. that it was recorded last event will be held in the {“PROFILE 74” By Scolle Gordon SAM and the Rec Department not fighting his battle alone. drummer, Jim Harney was Manchester Rec Women’s After mastering the basics, November, after they had college:age division. ■Manchester Evening Herald Circulation Manchester residents taking are sponsoring. The Pete Patricia Neal plays the part of formerly with “Splash.” Brian Director, Bea Sheftel, instructs the women often experiment only been together a month The separate age divisions advantage of SAM classes at Wigren Track at Manchester Baxter’s counselor, a woman of ■Herald Square, PO Box 591 Ginty, on basses, is reported to the course. She also offers with different ceramic or so and has been waiting will be participating at the West Side Rec are finding High School will be the site for warmth and fotitude. have “just returned from the classes in quilting, multicrafts techniques. These include for release while they looked different times during the jManchester, Ct. 06040 exciting new hobbies to occupy the noon to 9 p.m. meet. Based on the novel by Kin • extra large grau bag — holdi Australian underground,” ac­ and pottery. glazing, wipe-off, antiquing, for a record company. day. Junior high division the summer months. There will be junior high, Platt (“The Boy Who Could 2'A bushali cording to another band During the eight-week crystal tones, and the drip events will be held from noon \From: Classes ranging from house high school and college age member. Guitarist for the ceramics course students may method. “Most of the women The potential is there, to 3 p.m., high school from 3 Make Himself Disappear”), • grais bag mounted between ■NAME plant care to bicycle repair in­ divisions in the following group, John Gearhart, has choose several projects. Bea advance right along,” notes without a doubt. Bad Com­ to 6 p.m., and college from 6 Baxter is a remarkable boy and the handlei for tight Riots; struction are the latest addition events: 100-yd. dash, 220-yd. ■ADDRESS ZIP played with a number of bands, Sheftel prepares all the plaster Bea, “some have been working pany is the first group signed to 9 p.m. a remarkable movie, where to the programs coordinated by dash, 440-yd. dash, 880-yd. •extra large grass bag — holds 6 bushels ■t o w n STATE including Blackfeather, Ragel, of paris molds and fires them in through the different levels for to Led Zeppelin’s new record To register for your event in children are treated as being dash, mile run, 440-yd. in­ •grass bag mounted behind the mower for eesy maneuverability. Revival, Only A Dream, Fee Summer Activities in the kiln. At this stage the almost two years.” company. Swan Song. Anx­ the track meet, call the SAM just as complex as adults. Manchester (SAM). Previously termediate hurdles, long Henri, and The Motortones. product is known as greenware ious for a hit the first time office at 649-2506, between The rewarding experience of Offer ends July 31,1974. such courses were offered by jump, triple jump, pole vault, Making their music really which Bea sells to her students Generally alf intermediates, out, the company is expend­ 8:30 and 12:30 daily. All watching this movie will begin NAME the manchester Rec Depart­ and shot put. move is Dan Costello, “Kids” at a considerable discount. the women work at their own ing large amounts of time, registrations must be made by at dark at Mt. Nebo field. This ment to women during the For junior high and high tADDRESS ZIP lead singer. He, along with the Each student begins with a pace. They are free to “do their effort and money to get the Friday, Aug. 2. color film, which is rated P.G. MMRSEl school divisions, there will be All Snapper mowers meet A.N.S.I. safety specifications. I t o w n STATE other band members, make the regular school term only. This piece of greenware and own thing” according to Bea — band’s name before the will run for 100 minutes. Get Snapper now, with a free grass catcher, at; group a “Fun Band.” is the first year SAM Coor­ proceeds to work on cleaning, although she is always public. There’s a single “Skyway,” who will be jaz­ dinator Rick Gowen initiated a staining, and glazing the piece available to offer any out —’’Can’t Get Enough" summer extension of such during the two hour sessions. assistance. from the album-and if that zing up the concert con­ courses. siderably, consists of four band The original fee for the A second ceramics class hits, it will help. •’y ^Summer ActivitiesinManchester). COVENTRY Judging from the number of course covers all other offered on Tuesday afternoons But most of all, .Bad Com­ Savings Bank members. They are: Jim enthusiastic members, the fpatiirps pHif • Manchester mean a little more. Anyone having news articles, Boyle, guitars, piano; Bob necessary materials such as is primarily for beginners. pany needs public exposure & POWER EQUIl Monday afternoon ceramics paints and glazes. All the Some openings still remain in in the U.S. Nothing makes the hpm hv PnnfTf ’ youth, is asked to share hc Hcratb CMDitfll 444131 Cemntii Nsil to Zolto's 742-6103 2 them, by contacting the SAM office at 649-2506. Paskovuitz, saxes and class is the most popular, with woodwinds; Frank Karas, money received filters back this section for those in­ pieces fall into place like an of M anchester an average of fifteen women into the program to purchase terested. audience. ■ M em ber F.D I.C Wad. thru PrI. 9-4, Tuts, end thurs. til I, S4t. 9-S. Closed AAon. M p m h p r F H I f! >■ ( # / ■ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., July 26, 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, July 26, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Legion Rolls I Veteran Spen > had a pair of hits for the Hamm and C.J. Jones each had Burroughs, Tex 73; D. Allen, 10 innings. Cleveland 5-8, Baltimore 4-7 i L Bankmen. two hits for Casa. Chi 70; Rudi, Oak 63; Bando, PhilH 10, Cubs 2 The Indians, who may be in In back of Monoco & Sons, Paving • East of Bolton lake b T*l. 742-7308 ■ 741-0300 Oak 61; Henderson, Chi and Steve Carlton struck out 11 to the Eastern Division race to ••♦see**/ Murcer, NY 60. »*eeee***i$***e4 PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., July 26, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, July 26, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 23 Homes^Fw Sa^e^ 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For^S^e CLERK-TYPIST - Require in- Realty Firms Sign Consent Decrees dtlStrious girl for small office in Manchester Bolton. Handle sales contracts, ii invoici^ and other various PETERMiM AGENCY U R G E CAPE duties. Typing, calculator M ANd^ESTER Lovely treed lot. Living room, To End Discriminatory Practices skills. Ebcceflent benefits. The eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, I Homes of Distinction Clark Dewatering Corp., 643- 649-9404 649-4844 1>A baths, partial rec room, 9585. Or apply in person. Route garage. ()wner very anxious. ^ OFFERED BY THE 6, Bolton,n. Conn. Priced reduced to $36,000. HARTFORD (UPI) - Seven area, and not to disuade whites Preston Co., Buckley longer than eight lines contain Forest Hills an "equal housing opportunity” Offers invited. Hartford area real estate agen­ from moving to nonwhite Associates, Hurwit and Simons She Hemlh FEMALE - Experienced GriHsom Road Colonial, 3 bedrooms, family room with symbol. ZINSSER AGENCY cies have signed consent neighborhoods. Real Estate Inc., J. Watson Bookkeeper capable handling fireplace, formal dining room, walk-in closet in master —Insists prospective buyers FRECHETTE & MARTIN I decrees in U.S. District Court The out-of-court settlement Beach Real Estate Co, and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING books of entry ilus some costing bedroom, 2'/4 batbs, attached 2-car garage, 851,500. to end discriminatory prac­ stemmed from a suit filed May Colli-Wagner Realty Co. were be made aware of the Connec­ experience for contractor’s of­ REALTORS, MC. tices, but none admitted dis­ 2 by the. U.S. Department of named as defendants. ticut Housing Investment Fund, fice. Located at Manchester- •Sbepard Drive Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced 646-4144 Vernon town line. Work hours REDWOOD FARMS criminating. Justice as a result of housing The decree also: which helps nonwhites buy in living room, formal dining room, family room with I i 7-ROOM CAPE studies made by white areas and whites buy in can be flexible. Phone: 646-5757 fireplace, 2Vz baths, outside deck, 2-car basement gar­ If you’re In the market for a four-bedroom Colonial with 2'/i The decrees said firms must —Created employe training for appointment. OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. baths, first floor fireplaced family room, two-car garage First-floor, family room, 2 full baths, remodeled kitchen, not refuse to show, sell or rent Education-Instruction, a Hart­ programs in fair housing, a non-white areas. age. $50,000. New roof, full basement, expan­ fireplaced living room, full shed dormer, now roof. Located —Orders agents not to com­ and all on a wooded 'A acre, then you must inspect this any dwelling to a person ford civil rights group. reporting and record keeping dable attic. Needs your per­ new listing. Priced In the 50s. seconds from Bowers School. Priced to sell at $36,900. because of race, creed or ment on racial characteristics PHONE 643-2711 sonal touch to make it a system to insure compliance CAN YOU make $250 - $400 per Elro Street of an area except in reply to national origin, and must make The group determined real and a system to investigate week by supervising a door-to- charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston specific questions from Two-family, 5-5, 3 bedrooms, near schools, hospital, Agency, 646-1316. available to nonwhites as well estate agents were warning future disrimination charges. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLA CING YOUR AD door sales crew instead of $20,90011 prospects. bus. Air-conditioning, full and separate basements, NEW LISTING as whites all listed dwellings. whites to stay away from areas — Require "conspicuous” selling yourself? Find out how —Orders agents not to say a today. Call 872-8810. parking. $55,000. Seven room older Colonial, with 3 bedrooms, don, kitchen, Five-room Ranch with enclosed porch located on lovely Judge T. Emmet Clarie also in Hartford and Bloomfield, statement with listing con­ South Windsor dwelling is not available when INDEX living room and large dining room, near schools, landscaped lot In Vernon. 2 baths, fireplaced living room, ordered the firms not to try to into which blacks and Puerto tracts that property will be ADVERTISING The homes listed above are NEW and located in IMMACULATE churches, etc. Needs some work. it is. NOTICES ADVERTISING HAPPY ADS DISHWASHERS, cooks and country kitchen, garage. Priced to sell at $37,500. obtain listings by telling owners Ricans were being directed. shown to anyone. Manchester. Each has all aluminum exteriors, gas heat, Enjoy moving into this —Orders firms to set up 1 — Lott and Found waitresses - Part-time nights. racial characteristics of people Barrows & Wallace Co., the — Make advertisements 2 — Pariontit DEADLINE country kitchen, with appliances, carpeting throughout, delightful 6 room spacious programs to reach minority RATES No summer help. Must be per­ who would be coming into an Heritage Group Inc., T.R. 3 — Announcamtnta 12:00 noon the day before hook-ups for washers and dryers and 9% attainable ranch without fuss or muss. home buyers. manent. Apply at Tacorral, 246 4 — Entertainment 1 day ...... 9t word per day publication. Broad Street, Manchester in mortgage. Large rec room in lower level, m 5 — Auctlona 3 days ...... 84 word per day Deadline (or Saturday and person. IMs vanity baths, large lot, 2 ISSER AGENCY 6 d a y s ...... 74 word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. FINANCIAL car garage. $40’s. Call B — Bonda-Stocjta-Mortgagea 26 days ...... 64 word per day New Listing Realtors Terryville 9 — Peraonal Loana tS WORD MINIMUM Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 MLS Finance Commissioner’s to — Inaurance PLEASE READ BABYSITTER needed for Green Manor Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room/dining Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch remainder of summer for six- 3233 Couple Wins EMPLOYMENT room, with fireplace, family room, kitchen with J. WATSON BEACH Co. 13 — Help Wanted YDUR AD year-old girl. Reliable high appliances, 1 'A baths, full attic storage, heavily treed lot, school student or woman. REALTORS MLS Dismissal Demanded Big Prize 14 — Bualneta Opportunitlea Classilled ads are taken over outside tool shed, aluminum siding, storms, screens. In- 15 — Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience. Highland Park School area. 6 ^ Manchester Office 647-9139 MANCHESTER- Beat inflation, HAMDEN (UPI) - Mr. and The Herald Is responsible lor 0370 after 5:15. ground oil tank. Financing available. $36,900.______SUMMIT STREET - One-half OLDER 8-ROOM EDUCATION duplex, 6 rooms, close to beautifully set Ranch, seven Mrs. Albert W. Atwood, of 18 — Private Inatructlona only one Incorrect Insertion and REDWOOD FARMS. Coun­ large rooms, aluminum siding, then only to the size ol the center, $18,900. Owner-Agent, PLUS HOME Offered by the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Adolf Carlson has distorted the "Subsequently it developed Terryville, have won the $100,- 19 — Schoola-Claaaet .. . SoflMont PAINTER- Experience in new try setting. Six room Ranch, 2 baths, garage, family room, 20 — Inatructlona Wanted original Insertion. Errors which 569-1744, 646-1852. On residential street, close to Connecticut State Employes facts on budgeted funds that over $2.2 million had not 000 prize in the weekly drawing work necessary. Call after 6 three bedrooms, iVz baths, carpeting, appliances, 5'/4 do not lessen the value ol the mayhovtwiityatf p.m., 649-7770. MORTGAGE MONEY fireplace, eat-in kitchen with everything. Four bedrooms, Association has called for the available for the upgrading of been spent—but had lapsed into of the Connecticut state lottery. REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ assumable mortgage. Mid 30s. PHILBRICK 23 — Hornet lor Sale ohappy aiH dishwasher, dining room, wall- SIX ROOM CAPE - 3 bedrooms, U/ii baths, sunporch, modern Make an offer. 643-4747. firing of the state com­ state employe pay scales. the general state surplus with Atwood, 65, works for the 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ Available tion. to-wall carpeting, attached gar­ formal dining room, fireplace. kitchen, formal dining room, missioner of finance and con­ Lyon’s letter to Gov. Thomas the close of the fiscal year on Halden Machine Co., of 25 — Investment Property 26 — Business Property age, large basement, half acre Walking distance to grammar, den, living room with BY OWNER - Four bedroom trol for his alleged role in J. Meskill demanding Carlson’s June 30,” Lyon said. Terryville and his wife Esther TWON AGENCY 27 — Resort Property 7V2% CHFA, VA o r FHA Programs lot. Low 40s. 646-3963. junior nig...... igh and high schools. fireplace, large rec room, 2- Cape, 2 baths, living, dining, denying pay increases for state removal followed a similar de­ At the July meeting of the is a housewife. 28 — Real Estate Wanted 872-3609. 13 PleaBB call for appointment to see If you car garage. Low 40’s. kitchen, family room, rec room workers. mand by Peter R. Buonome, Personal Policy Board, Lyon Three of their four children Bonda-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Help Wanted IS THERE AN AVON MISC. SERVICES would qualify under these programs. CLEAN, TWO bedroom duplex Owner, 643-0889. in basement. Large private CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- Thomas C. Lyon, president of president of the CSEA chapter said, an upgrading for protec­ accompanied them to the 31 — Services O llered REPRESENTATIVE IN yard in quiet neighborhood. 32 — Painting-Papering MORTGAGES, loans first se­ condominium. Call owner 643- MANCHESTER room Gambrel reproduction the group, said Thursday that representing firefighters. tive services workers was ap­ drawing, held Thursday night at RNS-LPNS I Special Day | YOUR' LIFE? If not, we may Asking $36,900. 643-2333. 33 — Building-Contracting cond, third. All kinds. Realty 1357. on 12 acres plus. Large coun­ “The justice of an upgrading proved but Carlson told the the Sears parking lot on Dixwell 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng AIDES |Very Special Mother! need someone like you in your HRST TIME OFFERED 35 — Heating-Plumping statewide, credit rating un­ ASHFORD - Country Cape with try kitchen, fireplace, 3 baths, for protective service workers board that the funds weren’t Avenue. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 7-3, 3-11 neighborhood. Sell in your FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. 36 — Flooring I Happy Birthday | Spacious 11-room U&R-built 11 lovely acres. Spacious 7- Manchester New Listing 30x130’ barn with 10 horse Gas Firms was demonstrated at a hearing available. Asked what they would do 37 — MovIng-TrucKIng-Storage fidential, quick arrangements. spare time, earn good money. I with our Love | 646-4144 Raised Ranch. 2 fireplaces, room home, 2-car garage, barn, stalls. Country location. Fan­ held by the Personnel Depart­ “The truth is that, out of $15 with the winnings, Mrs. Atwood 38 — Services Wanted Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Full-time and part-time Interested? Call 289-4922. shed, swimming pool and gar­ 263 Main Street, Manchester formal dining room, family tastic view. Approve ment many months ago,” Lyon million appropriated for cost- said she didn’t know, “just hope MISC. FOR SALE 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ positions available, com­ I Faith and Bern | den. Plus house trailer income. OPEN wrote. of living adjustments by the 1974 it won’t change our way of 41 — Articles lor Sale ford. Evenings, 233-6879. petitive salary plus company I Steve and Ginny | KEITH’S room with bar, appliances, Louie Dimock Realty, 649-9823. 42 — Building Supplies paid life, health, majof Manchester deck that overlooks beautiful­ “At the June meeting of the General Assembly, $300,000 was living.” 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs !Helen Mae and Jack! COOK’S ASSISTANT - Full­ CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12 Merger Personnel Policy Board, the intended by the legislators to be She said her first thought was 44 — Livestock medical and disability In­ time, mature person. Good HEBRON - Three-bedroom KORNER ly treed yard. Call for your HOUSE 45 — Boats & Accessories Ranch. Kitchen appliances, 127 BRENT RD. room antique Colonial com department agreed that up­ applied to reclassifications,” surance makes this truly one starting salary, excellent fringe private tour. $71,500. $31,900 to take a trip around the world 16 — S porting G oods □ EMPLOYMENT loads of cabinets ana counter (Wowlhlll Heights) Friday, July 26, 6-8:30 p.in.' pletely restored and in HARTFORD (UPI) - The grading was justified. Lyon said. on’ a slow freighter, but added 17 — Garden Products of the best benefit packages benefits. On the bus line. Apply ALSO Manchester, 6-room Colonial, 16 — Antiques in person. East Hartford Con­ space, combination windows Seven rooms, 2 full baths, 878 CENTER STREET excellent condition, stockholders of the Greenwich However, the board failed to “Even without that source of she didn’t think that would be available. Apply the Director Immaculate Colonial located IVz baths, deadend street, 19 — Wanted to Buy Help Wanted 13 Happy Birthday valescent Home, 745 Main and doors, insulated. Fireplace, garage, built In 1958. fireplaces, 2Vz baths, income- Gas Co. and the Connecticut order the upgrading at that funding, the commissioner’s possible because her husband of Nursing Service to learn . Mostly wooded acre. in residential area with all the trees, privacy. Price drastically reduced! RENTALS i;!; to a Street, East Hartford. Located on treed lot in fine producing 3-room studio Natural Gas Corp., have ap­ time —but, instead, permitted postponement proposal Would wouldn’t go along with the idea. more about the health care REALTOR' “ ^ « ..• conveniences of the city. Anxious owners. Maticulous! 12 — Rooms lor Rent PART-TIME work at home, on B liate occupancy. Asking residential area. Convenient HUTCHINS AGENCY apartment and 2-room antique delay until July on grounds that 13 — Apartments lor Rent opportunities at Si SPECIAL GRANDMA $34,200. The Yankee Peddlers, Fireplace, formal dining Six room Garrison Colonial, proved the merger of the two have been unjustified,” he said. John Hearn, 71, of Stratford, the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. » WANTED- Reliable handy boy, to bus, schools, shopping .M iS By Bea Keith 649-3324 shop. Quiet, ancient village further study was needed,” he 14 — Homes lor Rent % TOO 742-9718, 1-423-6735. room, aluminum siding. Real front-to-back living room. companies. Under all government won the $15,000 prize. 15 — Business lor Rent part-time for yard work. 649- and Parkade. Original owner. setting. said. MEADDWS j:; Love, ij^ lon't Let Headlines Fool You- value — $39,900. Large bedrooms, knotty pine The stockholders approved budgeting procedures, the first A retired employe of 16 — Resort Property lor Rent ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy 7743. 30’s. the merger Thursday at Carlson and state Personnel quarter of the fiscal year is the Bridgeport Hardware, Hearn 17 — Wanted to Rent CONVALESCENT CENTER iy Kim and Lance MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- Mortgage Money Is Available NEW LISTING. Simply im­ fireplaced wall, built in 8 — MIsc. lor Rent & Gift Party Plan in the coun­ maculate 3 family on a 150x150’ RAISED RANCH built in 1969 Commissioner Edward H. time of greatest availability, he try - our 27th year! Com­ 333 SidwiH S t iiij Kathy and Kevjn CLERK TO WORK PART car garage, excellent location. F.J. SPILECKI RICHARDS & KEHMNA bookcases, natural woodwork, separate meetings in Hartford said he will use the winnings to goood income, l^per 30’s. QUALIFIED BUYERS, landscaped treed lot. 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan and Greenwich. Simpson contended that $4.5 said. patch up the roof of the home he AUTOMOTIVE missions up to 30%. Free sam­ Manchester, Conn. TIME in retail store, must be Realtor 643-2121 and 7'/2% is available - 528-1731 VA baths, garage, lovely yard 1 — Autos lor Sale mature. Evening and weekend LaPenta Agency , Realtor, 646- Convenient location. Three eled family room, with "The merger in our opinion million appropriated for up­ The CSEA Executive Board occupies with his son John, 33, 2 — Trucks lor Sale ple kit. Call or write Santa’s Frank SplleckI - Bob Qorman Help Wanted 13 hours available. Profit sharing, 2440. also some Banks let you put separate heating systems. M.H. PALMER, REALTORS carpeting, formal dining will result in important benefits grading salaries in fiscal 1974 approved the demand for and to buy a new car. 3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. Tel. Unusual value. Belfiore Agency 4 — Motorcycles-BIcyclas retirement plan. Mply in per­ down as little as 5&107o - Ask room, modern kitchen with had been spent, Lyon said. Carlson’s resignation at its The winning number in the 1/673-3455. Also booking par­ REAL ESTATE salesman, MANCHESTER- Rockledge, 7 647-1413. 648-8321 529-2479 to gas consumers and a 5 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle ties. WANTED - Reliable babysitter son: Cumberland F^rms Store, the professionals. Come see HIDDEN BEHIND large built-ins, fireplace, two-car Hom es excellent income. Must have room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, stronger combined company,” monthly meeting Tuesday. weekly lottery drawing was 3 afternoons a week. Near 1063 Main Street, Manchester. us and we will explain Maples on one of Manchester’s garage on VA acres. $39,900 6 — Automotive Service license. For confidential inter­ East Hartford 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double Robert H. Willis, chairman and 25782. 7 — Autos lor Rent-Lease AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Manchester Community everything to you. loveliest streets. Three, possi­ president of CNG, said. view. Hutchins Agency, 649- A GEM garage, treed lot, $49,900. ble four, bedroom English needed. Must be experienced. College. For one child. Starting 5324. EQUIPMENT OPERATOR / LARGE L-Shaped custom trainees - Communication Three bedroom Ranch, first Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Colonial. First floor den and Vernon City Sewart "Total savings of several Must have knowledge of September. Call 644-9107. 1. An L-shaped RANCH on a Ranch. 14x20’ kitchen, first- Cable, Inc. has openings for floor family room, spacious laundry room, new kitchen and million dollars a year will be Hartford to Push NOTICE business. Cadillac, Oldsmobile, EXPERIENCED cabinet TOLLAND - Raised Ranch, 3 corner lot. Full basement, floor family room, 13x19 possible when the full Impact of Pontiac. Call Tom Scranton, equipment operator trainees. kitchen, large living room IVz baths, fabulous covered HAIRDRESSER wanted - maker wanted. Excellent op­ bedrooms, 1 l/2baths, garage, fireplace, 3 bedrooms. with fireplace. Formal dining the combining of operations □ N O T IC E S 643-1181. Company offers a high salary with fireplace and wall-to- flagstone terrace, fenced yard, Preview: OF BID Experienced. Call 643-2461 or portunity. Please call plus an extensive benefit fireplace, sliding glass doors to $33,900. gas grill, aluminum siding, room, two full ceramic baths, becomes a reality,” Willis said. The Manchester Board of Displaycraft, Manchester 643- wall carpeting, fenced yard rear deck, close to 1-86 and apply in person at the Carriage program. You can choose 2. LAND - 19 beautiful acres many other unique features in 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ "These savings will be.of long Education solicits bids for TRANSPORTATION Managers 955’?, with trees, secluded patio. In shopping. ^1,900. Jesanis Real­ School Busing Suit Lost and Found Administrative and House, 18 Oak Street. between a standard 40 hours or in Town. Presently Rural this quality built, lovingly range benefit to ratepayers Garbage-Rubbish removal. perfect condition. ty, 875-1040. mechanical knowledge a 4-day 10 hour per day shift. Residential but a zone maintained home. Assumable because the need for future rate Sealed bids will be received un­ HELI-ARC WELDERS - REAL ESTATE - Need for one Choice of two night shifts are 6% mortgage. Mid 40s. Prin­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart­ LOST- Male long haired necessary. Good pay with over­ eager salesperson for active Only $33, 900 change possible. Offered CIRCA 1730 — A ntique' increases will be proportionate­ The high court voted 5-4 that til August 6, 1974 as follows: Experienced, first and second available as well as overtime, if IMMACULATE older home, 3 cipals only, 646-7245. ford’s corporation counsel has Dachshund answers to Alfie. time, year-round work, school local real estate office. or 4 bedrooms 1 l/2baths, first at $5500. per acre. Colonial, recently restored, ly lessened,” he said. busing pupils across county Garbage-Rubbish Removal Vicinity Bolton Center Road- transportation. Call 643-2414. shifts available. Benefits desired. Please contact Mr. WARREN L HOWLAND vowed to continue a suit Experience not necessary, will floor laundry, 2-car garage, fireplaces, summer kitchen The Internal Revenue Service lines from black inner cities to Bid 3:30 P.M. Mount Sumner Drive, Bolton. available. Be prepared for Carl Beyor, Communication Realtor 643-1106 3. Retail space for lease. welding test on interview. Call tram. For confidential appoint­ swimming pool. Owner moving new baths, new kitchen, 2-car has ruled that the exchange of charging school boundaries in white suburbs was improper un­ At the time listed the bid will Reward. 646-4593, evenings. TRUCK MECHANICS - Top Cable, Inc., 5 Glen Road, Prime location on main Manchester Connecticut cause racial dis­ Little Bike Industries, between ment call Rick Merritt, 646- out of state. Marion E. Robert­ garage. High 50’s. securities involved in the less some ‘‘interdistrict be publicly opened. The right is men, top pay, year-round work. 1180. Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or thorofare. 12,000 Sq. Ft. 8:30 and 4:30, 646-7550. 647-1468. son, 643-5953. merger are tax free, Willis crimination despite the U.S. violation” could be proved. reserved to reject any and all FOUND- Man’s wedding ring, Call 643-2414. ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 Air-conditioned. Lots of TEE to GREEN Supreme Court decision dis­ The court maintained the Illing School. Call 649-3952. l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, parking. Make excellent RANCH - 14x20’ living room said. bids. Specifications and bid SERVICE STATION Mechanic- ATTRACTIVE newly large formal dining room, bay allowing across-boundary long tradition of local control LICENSED PLUMBER - general repairs, experienced, living room, family room, 2-car redecorated 7-room Ranch in office space for small From this custom 7-room The merger now must be ap­ forms may be secured at the Apprentica Mechanic window, 3 bedrooms busing to achieve integration. over schools in the Detroit suit Hospitalization and benefits. [ood references, honest and attached garage, large lot. Manchester. 2 full baths, group of dentists, doctors, Ranch with 3 generous proved by the state Public Business Office, 45 N. School Call 644-1317. Must have own tools. Some experience EXPERIENCED Char-Bon, 643-0M3. aluminum Siding, $32,900. Utilities Commission, which Alexander Goldfarb said in which the city of Hartford Street, Manchester, Connec­ □ FINANCIAL helpful. lependable. Own tools and appliances, air-conditioners, lawyers, etc. bedrooms and 2 full baths. A beautiful new wooded Thursday in fact he was “en­ See A1 Patch or W alt C arter willingilli _ to work, n e ^ only to AUTO MECHANICS extremely large enclosed completed hearings on the joined filed as an interested ticut. Raymond E. Demers, SUPERINTENDENT- 4. Seven room RANCH. Al­ Spacious entrance foyer, couraged” by the ruling applyy in peperson at Silver Lane COVENTRY - Five room porch, attached garage. Mid COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in merger last month. party. Business Manager. MAINTENANCE, Hard CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. General Motors experience Ranch, oak floors, immaculate uminum siding. Wall-to- kitchen with dinette, family area created and designed Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 inell, 252 Snen Spencer Street, 40’s. 646-5052. 1970. First floor family room The combined firm will have because it said regional busing The city of Hartford is a working conscientious in­ 1229 Miln St., ManchMUr preferred. Four-day work condition, treed lot, $28,900. wall in living room and din­ room with fireplace. Brick was improper only when it Manchester. No phone calls especially for your new with fireplace and built-in assets totalings $104 million and defendant in one case and the dividual to servfte and main­ please. week. Fringe benefits. Apply Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. ing room. Fireplace. IVz and aluminum siding. Lovely could not be proved there was plaintiff in another suit against MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd tain apartment complexes, in Manchester lot within walking distance to bookcases, beautifully will serve 112,000 customers. INVITATION TO BID mortgages — interim financing in person to Mr. Bergeron, baths. Garage. Mid 30’s. overriding cdnstituiional con­ the state of Connecticut now in the Vernon area. Please send LUNCH and Evening BOLTON - Seven room Ranch, home. Lots for sale or equipped modern kitchen with — expeditious and confidential NIGHT SHIFT. Production and Service Manager. 41 VERNON ST. What’s wrong with the Martin School. cern a district was racially federal court. 1) Sealed bids will be received resume to Superintendent P.O. Waitresses - Must work 60’ long, two baths, spacious large eat-in area, formal for the construction of the service, J.D. Real Estate maintenance in food plant. Maintenance free 7-room younger generation is pretty Death Cause segregated. Goldfarb said he would seek Box 156A, Tolland, Conn, 06084. weekends. Apply Mr. Steak, 244 Steady work, good benefits. SASBUICK kitchen, double garage, acre Monroe Moses will custom dining room, 4 bedrooms, VA Bentley Memorial Library, Assoc. 646-1980. older Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2 much what the older has out­ Goldfarb said Detroit, which to combine the two suits in light Center Street, Manchester. Call 646-5003. 81 ADAMS STREET lot, $42,900. Hayes Corporation, baths, aluminum siding, treed Summer Road and Toomey MANCHESTER RESIDENTS- full baths, carpeted kitchen, grown. Dettermined brought the dispute to the of the high court decision and MANCHESTER 646-0131. 646-1180 build your home. lot. Lane, Bolton, Connecticut at manual dexterity required for EXPERIENCED Service sta­ formal dining room with Supreme Court, had not was hopeful'arguments would Herald Classified Ads are the DENTAL Assistant, full time, Young or Old, you’ll ap­ EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - the office of the First Select­ temporary long term assembly tion attendant. Apply Maple MANCHESTER - Ti^o brand fireplace, living room and provided such evidence but that be held in U.S. District Court in cheapesL most effective way in the experience preferred but will preciate our listings at... MERRin AGENCY COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, VA Police said Roland Bouchard, man, Town Hall, Bolton, line assi^m ent, 5 day work Service Station, 220 Spruce train. Send resume to P.O. Box new Ranches, 3 bedrooms, den. Aluminum siding, garage Hartford could do so with infor­ the fall. world to reach the most p e ^ l Call Street, 649-3487. lenTH Mm m , Custom Builder Developer. baths, formal dining room 48, whose decomposed body Connecticut until 7:00 p.m. on week, piece work bonus incen­ 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. OFFICE MANAGER Trainee - living room with fireplace, with enclosed screened porch mation gathered over the past 643-2711. tive, vacation benefits, hospital REALTOR 25x14’ living room with was found in an East Hartford Aug. 13, 1974, at which time Wanted for small sales office. dining room, eat-in kitchen, two Just reduced for quick sale. Keith 875-2260 two years. program. Call today for inter­ FULL TIME Superintendent full baths, wall-to-wall fireplace, garage, 5V4% house, was the victim of they will be publicly opened and TOWN OF COVENTRY PART-TIME office help - to Must handle orders, inventory, assumable mortgage view, 741-0713 or 549-5544. wanted, mechanically inclined, work 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. daily. carpeting, aluminum siding. strangulation at least eight days read aloud. TAX COLLECTOR’S some shipping, some customer MANCHESTER- New listing- Outstanding neighborhood Olsten Services, 767 Enfield $3. per hour. Call 528-1300. General office including typing. $39,900 each. Frechette & Mar­ Real Sstate DIRECTIONS; EXIT 97 OFF 1-86 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; ago. 2) Sets. of\ th e c o n tra c t contact. (V)d opportunity for Four room older Cape, con­ Street, Enfield, 242 Trumbull Mature, over 25. Apply tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. 646-118D CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO $42,900. A police source said documents may be obtained at Street, Hartford. EOE M/F. WAITRESS - Part-time, days. right person to move into sales 172 EAST CENTER ST. venient to bus and Parkade. NOTICE Weatherguard, 639 Center within one to two years. $135- Phone John H. Lappen Inc., 649- ECHO ROAD. Bouchard was found the office pf Mankey Notice is hereby given to the Experienced preferred. Apply Street, 1-2 P.M. daily. 646-4126 649-1922 BUILDING LOT - 2Vz acres Youth Waives in person. W. T. Grant (Jo., $145. Contact Mr. Bixler, 646- MERRITT AGENCY 5261. Wednesday with his hands tied Associates, Architects, 769 taxpayers of the Town of BOOK BINDERY has opening 0174. Glastonbury $13,000. behind his back. An all-points Main Street, Manchester, Coventry that I have a rate bill for an experienced paper Manchester Parkade. REALTDB WOMAN - to work weekend NEW Yet OLDE III NEW Raised Ranches under bulletin was issued for his small Connecticut on and after July and warrant to collect a tax of cutter. Minimum 5 years days making pies and during experience. Good benefits. ATTENDANT for Shell Car New England charm $40,d00, large kitchens, king car. Police Chief. Clarence A. 25, 1974, by depositing a check sixty-three and one-half mills week on counter. 646-5380, ask Wash, male or female, full or SENTRY Extradition Must be reliable. Apply Hart­ throughout. Custom built in NINE year old “L”-shaped sized master bedroom, living Drumm Jr. said Thursday. for $50, per set of on a dollar on the Grand List of NURSES' AIDE for Mr. Hansen. part-time, days. Must be over Ranch with fireplaced living Real Estate ford Bindery, 2882 Mam Street, 19'^1, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, room with fireplace, wall-to- documents. Each General Con­ October 1, 1973, in accordance With experience - to live in. 18, neat in appearance. Apply in room, eat-in kitchen, 3 BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The murder charges against the Hartford, 8^4:30. fireplaced family room. All on wall carpeting throughout tractor will be limited to two with Section 12-142 of the Room and board plus salary. CAFETERIA MANAGER - person to Mr. Clougherty bedrooms and rec room. Large high school dropout accused of suspect. Officials said the acrid ^ r g e high school. Experience 6 private acres. Priced in low Two baths, 2-car garage Pellegrino sets of documents. Deposits General Statutes of the State of Send resume with references between 11-4:30 daily. 344 treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith setting the fire in which 24 per­ smoke from the bowling alley HELP- Red Carpet Realtors to Box “F F ” in school food service Broad Street. $90’s. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. aluminum siding, .wooded lot sons died at Gulliver’s dis­ seeped into the dance floor of will be refunded upon return of Connecticut, and a rate bill and has a number of openings preferred. Reply in writing to 3233 or Maryann Cullina, 633- To Head Up the plans and specifications to warrant to collect a tax of ten Manchester Evening Herald cotheque June 30, has waived the dicotheque, touching off a available in Manchester, South Manchester Public School 1526. MANCHESTER- Porter Street WE NEED LISTINGS NOW extradition to face murder panicked run for the exits. the office of Mankey mills on a dollar in accordance Windsor, and soon to be opened Cafeteria, 45 No. School Street, Situation Wanted 15 J. WAT8DN BEACH Co. area, 6 room Colonial, VA Thinking of Selling Your Med Center Xanchester. charges in New York. Medical officials said the 24 vic­ Associates, Architects, in good with Sec. 12-96 of the General Tolland office. Red Cfarpet REALTORS MLS baths, fireplace and carpeting, Property? Call TODAY! condition within two weeks Statutes of the State of Connec­ Realtors make arrangements COUNTER GIRLS - Must be ' MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Peter Leonard, 22, of tims died of smoke inhalation. over 18. Full-time or part-ime, HOUSE CLEANING jobs Manchester Office 647-9139 lovely tree shaded yard. Upper after the bid opening. ticut, Revision of 1958, as for your license and sales SERVICE STATION attendant, wanted. Call 643-9763 for ap­ 30s. R. E. Merritt Agency, 646- Dr. Edmilnd D. Pellegrino, Greenwich, appeared Thursday days or nights. Apply in person part-tim e. Call 644-8933 .chancellor of the University of in Bridgeport Superior Court 3) Record copies of the contract amended by Sec. 12-96 of the training. Professional adver­ pointment after 5 p.m. 1180. tising and promotion servicese after 5 P,M. Dairy Queen between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tennessee Center for the before Judge Otto H. LaMachia documents will be on file at the 1963 Supplement. Brazier, 242 Broad Street. MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, phiibukk Trident Sub office of the Town Building Said tax becomes due and identify our associates as well two-family, 3 bedrooms, living Manchester Health Sciences, resigned represented by his public trained real estate people. WOMEN - Help fight inflation Thursday to become chairman Inspector, Town Hall Bolton, payable on July 1, 1974 and ACCOUNTANT - Part-time. In­ room, kitchen, wall-to-wall defender, Herbert J. Bundock. Contract License desirable but not blues. Supplement your family carpeting, air-conditioned. SMARTLY GRACIOUS of the board of the Yale-New Judge LaMachia ordered Connecticut, at the office of January 1,1975, and any tax of necessary. 646-1117, 528-9731. dustrial experience. Hours income, work at home. For in­ □ E D U C A T IO N ACENCY Immediate occupancy. The A spacious 6-year old 8-room Haven Medical Center in Leonard placed in the custody Mankey Associates, Architects, fifty dollars or less, and all flexible. Own transportation. formation call 646-7767. Awarded Ideal for retired person. Phone price is only $47,9()d. Frechette Contemporary home situated Connecticut. of the Fairfield County Sheriff 769 Main Street, Manchester, motor vehicles regardless of DYNAMIC Personality - Per­ 872-9176. & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- high on a hill with a pan­ RHlTOftS ' Pellegrino, 54, resigned after and returned to the Bridgeport WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Connecticut and at the F.W. amount, shall be due and son with enthusiasm and a plea­ Private Instructions 18 4144. MAINTENANCE Technician - oramic view of the Hartford less than a year on the job. He Correctional center to await the U.S. Navy has awarded a $284.4 Dodge Corporation, 1 payable July 1,1974. July 1 pay­ sant voice for telephone sales. Applications and interviews M ONE MORE ambitious person Individual experienced in all skyline. A semi-covered said he will remain here until a arrival of Westchester County million contract to the Electric Professional^Park, Far­ ment becomes delinquent FRENCH - all levels, also MANCHESTER - Bowers (m m nuay July 29, 1:30 to 4. No required to complete sales phases of maintenance work is sunken patio faces private new chancellor is appointed, N.Y. detectives. Boat Division of General mington, Connecticut. August 2,1974, and interest will team at the Belfiore Agency, beginning Spanish. MA can- School, 4-bedroom Ranch, FIRST TIME OFFERED experience necessary. See M. needed for general diaate in French. Has studied in woods. All this, plus a fan­ NEW LISTING probably in January, 1975. Leonard was arrested July 11 Dynamics Corp. in Groton, 4) Each bidder shall submit be charged from the Due Date Realtors. Alert go-getter can living room with fireplace, O’Brien, European Health Spa, maintenance at Meadows Con­ Europe. 742-7647. dining room, kitchen, rec room, tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, This front-to-back Split Is located In one of South Wind­ Immaculate Split style home In excellent location, 3 He will also continue to act as on a warrant charging him with Conn., to build the first with his bid a certified check or of July 1, 1974, at the rate of Middle Tpke., Manchester. expect to make $20,000 or more valescent Center, 333 Bidwell sor’s finest areas. Featuring 3 bedrooms, VA baths, first Trident class submarine, bid bond in an amoum equal to three-quarters of one per cent annually. All sales aids garag^e, treed lot. Just im- Vk baths, heated basement, bedrooms, large eat-ln kitchen, 1'/i baths, den or 4th a consultant to the university first degree arson and third Street, Manchester. Contact floor family room and a large country kitchen. Call 872- bedroom, full finished rec room, attached garage. scheduled for completion by 10% of the bid price. per month or fraction thereof, provided. Ask for Mr. Belfiore, Mr. Bannock, 647-9194 or drop mactflate. 40's. Frechette & large family room, etc., etc. after he assumes his new degree larceny in a Connecticut WOMEN - Summer help. 7-3:30. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. 7311. Y Excellent value. Please hurry. Call 289-4331. I 7 ROOM CAPE : duties. 1978. 5) Each bidder shall also pre­ or a minimum of $2.00, Must be skilled with hands to 647-1413. by 8-4. Asking $66,900. I ■ Superior Court warrant. □ REAL ESTATE I This home Is In I "The job (in Connecticut) is The Navy plans 10 of the sent evidence of ability to whichever is greater. assemble toys. Apply in person, WARREN L HOWLAND He was charged with setting I excellent condition and I one which I couldn’t turn down fire to a bowling alley adjacent Tridents to be built in a more procure and pay for perfor­ Payfnents may be made at Kage Company, 91 Elm Street. NEW TO MARKET Homes For Sale 23 COLUMBIA REALTORS I is located on quiet ■ at this stage in my life,” the to the popular discotheque oc­ than $13 billion program. mance and labor and materials the Town Office Building, CAN YOU ANSWER YES Fabulous find In this 5'A room Ranch. Featuring a 18x36 Included in the cost are new bonds in the amount of 100% of Route 31, Holidays excepted, WOMAN to clean 4 room apart­ ExactiUva “New” Homes 643-1108 In-ground pool, completely enclosed by a stockade fence. I shady Cambridge I 54-year-old doctor and educator cupied by hundreds of young ment, one day weekly. Own MANCHESTER - Small two- missiles, 24 on each submarine, the contract price. Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS? Under Construction. Plus 1'A baths, half-acre lot and much more. Call 872- I Street within walking I said. people at the time. transportation. Call 646-7412. family, ideal investment. Good SENTRY Pellegrino will, in his new The discotheque straddled the with 4,000 to 6,000-mile ranges 6) No bid shall be withdrawn for 12:15 p.m. and 12:45 p.m. - 4:30 • TIRED OF JUBT MAKING ENDS MEEH location and condition. Low Near lake. Wooded lots. WILLIMANTIC - Low 20’s. 7311. Real Estate Services I distance of stores and ■ post, direct overall develop­ line between Port Chester, and multiple nuclear warheads. a period of thirty (30) days sub­ p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:15 WANTED - Mature woman to • TIRED OF THE SAME DULL DAILY ROUTINE? 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Must be seeni Choice Spacious 6-room Cape, near I- I buslines. ■ Tridents will be about twice sequent to the opening of the p.m. and 12:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. • TIRED OF A JOB WITH NO FUTURE? 643-4535, 646-1021. between 4-bedroom, 2 bath 84, pool, nice neighborhood, ment, planning and coordina­ N.Y., and Greenwich. care for three children, live in. II yei Is your answer, and you are an ambitious, sell motivated In­ MANCHESTER tion of the Yale University-New the size of the largest sub­ Jbids without the consent of the or mailed to Town of Coventry, Transportation necessary. Colonials and 7-room, 2'A near schools. Hurry. Petrus 351 Marilna Rd. 29 Connecticut Blvd. It was determined later that dividual, with a desire to earn $250 to $400 per week, then we want to Huge Colonial home In sought after location, 4 bedrooms, Hayen Medical Center. The amarines in Navy service now, Owner. Tax Collector, P.O. Box 185, References. Phone 289-2817. talk to you. TIMROD RD. - New 7-room bath Raised Ranches. High Realty, 742-6270. Vamon - 872-7311 East Hartford — 288-4331 ; GORMAN' the fire was actually set in a equipped kitchen, large fireplaced family room, 2'A baths, I ■ center includes the Yale School section of the bowling alley will have new nuclear apropul- Douglas T. Cheney Coventry, Conn., 06238. This job Irtvolves supervising, a group ol boys that participate In a Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, 40's. Call us today. MECHANIC TRAINEES MANCHESTER - By Owner. double garage, professionally landscaped lot. A must see I Edmund Gorman I of Medicine and School of Nurs­ located on the New York side sion systems and quieting Chairman Dated at Coventry, Connec­ door to door sales program. No personal selling Is Involved, but you 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, REALTOR - MLS Wanted- must have tools, and must have your own, lull sized dependable auto. Phone today lor per­ Nicely decorated 4-room expan­ I A gency ■ ing, the New Haven Hospital device making them difficult to Public Building ticut, June 24, 1974. city utilities, plastererd walls, home. Call 289-4331. Vernon Board ol Realtors, Manchester Board of Realtora, and Westchester County of­ some mechanical background. sonal Interview between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. PETRUS REALTY dable Cape. Fireplace, garage, and hospitals affiliated with detect below sea level, Commission Audrey M. Bray patio. Two-car garage. Shade Hartford Board of Realtors iManchester 646-4040J ficials took over full prosecu­ Apply at Truck Trailers, 651 trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles treed lot. Low 30’s. Principals Yale. proponents say. Bolton, Connecticut Tax Collector ____ 872-9950 Mr. QoncI 742-6270 tion of the case and lodged Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. Lesperance, 649-7620. only. 643-7917. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ July 26, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., July 26. 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 Homes for Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23" Articles for Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Boats-Accessorles 45 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 CLEAN, move-in condition. Six ALL CASH for your property WE BUY and sell used fur­ TAG SALE - Saturday July 27. 14’ FIBERGLASS Starcraft room cape with bedroom space within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, niture. Cash on the line. One MANCHESTER-Marvel- five FOUR ROOM Duplex, yard for Fireplace set, washer, dryer, with 40 hp Evinrude and Cox AVAILABLE August 1 - Apart­ galore, tireplaced living room, ★ ★ ★ ★ instant service. Hayes Agency, WE FIND THE HOUSE piece or an entire housefull. rugs, pool table. 50 Mountain rooms, garage, air, appliances, the children. Not before good quality carpeting. Treed 646-0131. YOU MAKE THE HOME 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 trailer. Many other accessories second floor of two-family ment, 4 large rooms, full-size Road. included. Price: $633. Call 646- September. $160. (33-07) kitcheln, self-cleaning stove, 2- lot .in .quiet friendly REALTOR Main Street Rear, behind house. $200. (34-10). Rentex, Rentex, $30, fee 549-6980. REAL 1039. door refrigerator, spacious neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, WE WILL buy your house. Call danlal f. raala HUS Douglas Motor Sales. NEW home-made utility $30. fee. 549-6980. ESTATE 643-9969, 646-8250. anytime, Hutchins Agency, We H ave cabinets and closets. Heat and trailer. Also riding lawn 16’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star FOUR ROOM and five-room hot water included. Fully tiled Realtors, 649-5324. CLEAN USED refrigerators, mower. Call 643-4569. MANY FINE homes in apartments, tiled bath, heat, MANCHESTER Mustang - 65 hp Mercury plus Manchester and surrounding bath, cross ventilation, base- CORNER ranges, automatic washers, extras. Good condition. hot water included, newly SELLING your hopse? Call us Two-Year Old Duplex A Lot At Stake. areas. Priced to fit your budget. ment storage, laundry and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's SWIMMING POOLS ■ Luxury 646-7679. remodeled. Middle-age adults facilities. G<^ location on bus BOLTON LAKEFRONT first and we'll make you a cash Open 7 days. Rentex, $30. fee. Living room, large eat-ln kitchen, VA baths, and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- above-ground pool distributor is Security deposit, references, no line, $210 including garage. 4.7 Acres. Nine rooms, three offer. One day service. T. J. 2171 When we ask you to look at our 549-6980. pets, parking llVzA and B J m three bedrooms on each side. Separate furnaces, over stocked on 1974 pools. Will 1969 JOHNSON, 6 h.p. outboarjd Lease, security deposit. 643- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. School Street, across from East fireplaces, four baths. VICINITY hardwood floors, and all appliances go with the sell and completely install a motor, used very little, newest apartments, w e’re putting 4884. By RALPH PA8EK SCREENED loam, gravel, huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, MANCHESTER- tired of Side Rec, near Main. HUTCHINS AGENCY house. Conveniently located. excellent condition. Call 643- our reputation on the line. W e’ve stairs? First floor, four rooms 649-5324 processed gravel, sand, stone, complete with fencing, sun 7486. □ MISC. SERVICES and fill. George H. Griffing, deck, filter and pump. Now only been building and m anaging apart­ and a yard for children, $145. THREE ROOM Apartment - SIX ROOM duplex • New (32-19) Rentex, $30. Fee. 549- Beware of oyerimproving Inc., 742-7886. $795; full price financing Manchester First floor, centrally located, remodeled kitchen and bath, New Listing - in Manchester. Good income producing four- 1971 SUPER SNARK - 12’ ments in for seventeen 6980. heat, hot water, appliances. your house...Most MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ^ available. Call Tony collect: sailboat, polyurethene hull, all garage, close to high school, MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, Services Offered 31 . family in good location. Near public transportation. years. In fact, .we still have happy Security. No children. $165. 875- homeowners make the mis­ Lookout Mountain. Early Seven-room Ranch, Seven-room Ranch, ~ LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per (413) 732-3158. new rigging. $150 firm. 646-1363 small yard, $195 per month. two-car garage, separate fur­ Three 4-room units and one six-room unit. 'This house yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. tenants in our very first buildings. NOW TWO OFFICES to serve 3%3. take of thinking that they can American Colonial, four Rockledge, 2’A baths, 2 fireplace, garage, after 6 P.M. Security. No (fets. Call 649-2497. naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, SHARPENING Service - is in good repair. ENTIRE Household contents- you, Hartford and Rockville. get back on a sale all the bedrooms, family room. fireplaces. beautiful yard. ^Saws, knives, axes, shears, W e’re confident that when you see Over 900 available vacancies on TWO furnished rooms, for country kitchen, excellent con­ Cape in Manchester. Six rooms, baths, ga­ RAILROAD TIES - excellent Console stereo, console color money they pay to improve Very Clean IVt Homestead Park Village,‘’ you’ll see hand and updated daily. Homes mature person, $130, includes dition. Owner transferred. Char $ 3 7 ,9 0 0 . $ 3 5 ,9 0 0 . skates, rotary blades. Quick condition, free delivery of ten TV, Mediterranean bedroom rage, and new amesite driveway. Very private yard — for all situations, (^en 7 days 8 their house...Unfortunately Bon Agency, 643-0683. service. Capitol Equipment or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- set, kitchen, living room set, Garden Products 47 the kind of quality that has built and heat, hot water, gas and Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. all within walking distance to shopping and schools. a.m.- 9:30 p.m. Rentex, $30. parking. 649-4454. experience does not bear this 7103. Contractors welcome. washer-dryer. Assorted Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Dutch Colonial - located in an area of new homes. Formal maintained our reputation. fee. 549-6980.1- out, except in a few restricted - household items, furniture. BUCKLAND FARMS- PBESIDENTIAL BOLTON 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. Available immediately: one and FOUR-ROOM garden apart­ instances, such as updating of MANCHESTER . dining room, three bedrooms, IVt baths, and fireplaced KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , Everything to set-up vegetables at their best. Sweet COVENTRY 7958. LANDLORDS and Property ment, centrally located, VILUGE APTS. kitchens and last section Seven-room U&R Ranch, living room. Move in quickly! like new condition. Please call housekeeping. $1,600, or wifi com our speciality. Opposite two bedroom townhouses. Rent in­ Five-room Ell-Ranch. Two-famlly. Three^ owners, Rentex is a free and carpeting, appliances and heat baths...Remember a buyer is 2 baths. Immediate 646-4822. take separate offers. Anxious to Caldors, Corner Tollancf Tpke. Garage. Treed lot. bedrooms. Excellent con­ REWEAVING burns, holes. Quiet Area is where this six room Colonial is located. Coun­ cludes heat, air-conditioner, dish­ private listing service. We included, air-conditioning, MANCHESTER entitled to and expects to get a occupancy. dition. 2-car garage. try kitchen, living room with fireplace, three bedrooms, sell. 643-4378. and Adams Street. Open 9:30^, of homes now Zippers, umbrellas repaired. FOR SALE - Two Polaroid daily. washer, wall to wall carpeting, screen according to incomes, lease and security. $195. 649- One and two bedrooms. roof, a heating system, siding, $ 4 2 ,9 0 0 . $ 2 8 ,9 0 0 . Window shades, Venetian and secluded back yard You'll like it! child and pet restrictions, size 3978, 646-4780. cameras, $30 for both. Six year MOVING - Three-drawer drop- individual basement, private patio. a painted house, etc...For •K blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Raised Ranch - newly built. Seven rooms including famiiy of dwelling, call collect today. Near schools, churches available old color T.V.,console, $50. Call leaf sewing table, $50. New dry BLUEBERRIES to pick - 30 Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 728-9423. Rentex. , 3Vz ROOMS - First floor, near and shopping center, on these improvements as well room with fireplace, 2W baths, tij|p-car garage. This 643-1790. flush toilet for camper, cost cents a pint. Manning, 33 Hospital, heat, appliances and as most others that you may THE house is situat^ on a very picturesque lot with a love- $100, asking $50. 14,000 Btu air- Watrous Road, Bolton, 64SM767. bus line. Call anytime. LAST 4 homes ready for | MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. EAST HARTFORD- Four garage. Security deposit. No make, buyers simply will not iy view. ATTENTION oilburner ser­ conditioner, $100. Humidifier, occupancy — Then Removal, pruning, lot clearing, rooms, and parking, $130. (32- pets. $155 monthly. Call 643-4072 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 reimburse you...Consequently Eight-Room Colonial that is loaded with charm! Modem vicemen and plumbers - One $50. 633-9925 between 5 and 8 we're completely sold spraying.Fully insured. 05). Rentex, $30 fee. 549-6980. after 1 P.M. you must always consider kitchen with built-ins, central vacuum system, four oilburner motor, copper tubing P.M. R.F. Damato outi HAYES CORPORATION Licensed. Free estimates. and other service parts and moving to a new house The E Bedroom Ranch — Phone 633-5345. bedrooms, walk-up attic with cedar closet, and many STOP AT THE $27,500 tools. Will sell lot for TAG SALE- Saturday, July. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 2 whenever you are faced with more fine features. Call for more details! 61 Autos For Sale 61 reasonable price. Call 643-1790. the prospect of substantial The 3 Bedroom Townhouse TREE .SERVICE (Soucier) 27th, 10-5 rain or shine. IT- $32,990 55 East Canter Street Manchester Everything under the sun- and expensive remodeling, ad­ Trees cut, trimmed or topped, CORN CRIB SHOP AND SAVE . . . Includes air condition­ LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... NEVER USED- Heavy pine furniture, clothes, toys, and dition, or alterations... ing, carports, full basement, stumps removed, fully insured. Colonial bedroom set, triple' - i Plione 646-0131 ' Got a tree problem? Well worth bicycles. 108 Colby Drive, East swimming pool, tennis dresser with shelf-mirror top, Hartford. Directions: Burnside courts, grounds and exterior a phone call. 742-8252. Buekland Rd., So. Wliidior Call PAUL DOUtlAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, maintenance. REALPS CORNER queen size cannonball bed, Ave. to Long Hill, left on An­ chest on chest dresser. Original Fm h Picked Vegetables 646-636J, or 643-4535 after 8:00 p.m. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 17S M8IM STHEFT dover Road, right on Colby ® FO R D SAVE *1,047“ MANCHESTER price $1,200,. Call Rick, 646- Drive. and Models open daily from noon until 8:00 p.m. large appliances, cleaning 6 3414. 11 POSH 11 cellars and attics, also soms^ oanarinn Pick Your Own Vegetables room Colonial with all the ELEGANT LIVING TOP QUALITY work - Septic, treeirpp workwnrir done.Hnnp 644-1775(544. 1 77s ’’''^alnUng-Paperlng 32 Building-Contracting 33 TAG SALE - Friday to Sunday Dally LAST NEW 1973 sewer connections, bulldozing, APARTMENT sized Sears Rooms lor Rent 52 fixings! 4 bedrooms, sunken July 26-28 from 9 A.M. Cleaning FOUR-ROOM redecorated ‘gffeeii. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. PAUL’S PAINTING- interior, JACK OF ALL TRADES - washer, almost new. $100. One family room with fireplace, SURROUNDED RY PRIVACY... LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, attics of 125 year old dwellings - apartment. Appliances, heat, Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- exterior, free estimates. Call Specialists in all phases of year old Sears Dryer, $125. 646- SIX-ROOM rent available V k baths, 2 car garage. cellars and attics cleaned, antiques, tools and mis­ hot water, central location. gives you more 5114. 647-1272. home improvements. Free 0238. August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 ,LTD IN STOCK! Dining room and a panoramic In this excellent 6-room Custom Built Ranch on beautiful lawns mowed, small tree work. cellaneous. Route 85, Gilead NATIVE pickles, tomatoes, Parking. Security. $190 ...... < Estimates. 568-0361, 649-0754. Street, Hebron. career girls or couple with WSpaidclpalala Green Gold with accent stripes, 2-Door Hardtop, V-8 view from the deck. Price? Lookout Mountain (FIrat lime on market) with three Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. corn, Krawski Farms, 178 grown children. No pets. monthly. 649-3340. Lydall Street/Manchester J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom TAG SALE and Craft Fair - 642 engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, $61,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky bedrooms, large walk-in closets, two full baths, plaster walls. Lots-Land tor Sale 24 Foster Street, South Windsor, Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ 649-6259/646-6909' ^ ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ decorating. Interior painting. TOP QUALITY work - Septic, Wetherall Street, Manchester, TAG SALE and Craft Fair - 642 AUTOCAP Unique, convenient kitchen with built-in appliances. Living from Manchester and Vernon, age and all utilities furnished. ROCKVILLE - Rockland' AUTOmoDvt ConWHiMT vinyl seats, vinyl roof, white sidewall tites, con­ at 649-5306. Condominium Living ir^ an eling, rec rooms, offices, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. sewer connections, bulldozing, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Wetherall Street, Manchester, room has beamed cathedral celling with paneled fireplace MANCHESTER - Beautiful lot. Remodeling. Exterior painting. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. July 26-28. first right past Manchester Must be seen. Call 649-1187. Terrace Apartments. Large Action Narwl venience group, front corner lamps, bumper group, EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Estate Setting ^ household repairs. Phone 649- Friday, Saturday and Sunday wall and sliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garage. Will build to your plans. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- Town line oft Route 30. and beautiful three room, one aadaudacribalelta rear defogger, radio, automatic seat back release, M BARROWS & WALLACE Excellent location. Frechette & 4594. July 26-28. bedroom apartment. Includes taakm a Coda w e e a ManciMtttr Hew Havwi HirlfonI Stone walls andispllt rail fences surround the professionally Fully insured. For estimate call 5114. MEDITERRANEAN glass top ------. V FURNISHED ROOM - Kitchen tinted glass, light group, wheel covers. Stock No. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. 649-9658. Antiques 48 and laundry privileges, private heat, hot water, all appliances, 167, List $5287.00 •49-5306 397-1B10 278-1t02 landscaped and heavily treed lot. You won’t believe the price LAWNMOWERS repaired and coffee table excellent condition TAG SALE - 25 and 29 Kerry RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 $75; Mediterranean couch and home. Reasonable. Nice loca­ with dishwasher, clisposal, E j, way below re^acement cosll Built by Ansaldl. ■ ■.BMaaiHMHaaB.aaBiV' sharpened, pick-up and Street, 4 families, 10-6, July B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS - chair, very good condition, $95; WANTED Antique furniture, tion, Ellington. Call 875-2953 11- carpeting, pool and your own ” delivered. Call Marpall now for 27t^ and 28th. Bikes, •'toys, private terrace in a country set­ I CREATE Interior and exterior painting, BIDWELL Home Improvement two end tables $25; four like- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 9. N0W®4240 your spring tuneup. 643-5305. household, office desk, some ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- I AN ESTATE paperhanging, 30 years Co. Expert installation of new 5.60x15 Volkswagen tires other antique items. R. antiques, miscellaneous. Harrison, 643-6709. 6586. CHARL PERANCE I on this 6 acre lot CASH Registers and adding experience. Four generations, aluminum siding, gutters and on rims $80; two extra large free estimates, fully insured. I located on Hillstown machines. - Sales, service, trims. Roofing installation and nylon sleeping bags, never Apartments For Rent 53 643-7361. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. MANCHESTER Memorial wanted to Buy 49 M ANCHESTER - New 3- E300 PARCEL DELIVERY VAH HURRYI HURRYI HURRYI supplies. 15 years experience, used, $20 per bag. Call 643-9262 Hospital Employees Club Tag ______1974 RANCNERO 500 I Road with tall trees en- after 5 p.m., thank you. bedroom apartment, air- Red, 10-foot cargo box, V-8 engine, automatic transmla- I For Sa/e toy Ownsr Fantastic Value 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- formerly with NCR. Free Sale Saturday July 27, 9-4, WE HAVE customers waiting conditioned, kitchen Red. automatic transmission, V-8 engine. Explorer I circling a natural GEORGE N. Converse - Pain­ HORACE Tetrault — Siding, WANTED - Wicker furniture, for the rental of your apartment alon, power steering, passenger seats, gauges, 70 amp ISave $3,600 in fees, was $57,500-• Now $53,900. 7-year-old, 9- bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Haynes Street. appliances, carpeted, private battery, 8.00x16 tires, western mirrors, SS amp alter­ package, white sidewall tires, power steering, power I pasture land. ting, interior and exterior. roofing, storm windows, aw­ WOOD STORM windows good any kind. Call 872-0930. or home. J.D. Real Estate brakes, AM radio, black vinyl roof. Stock No. T149. List Iroom Split Level on 4V4 plus wooded acres with beautiful fireplace, carpeting, finished Coventry, 742-6381. entrance and basement, yard, nator, heavy duty front springs, high output heater. Outstanding Paper hanging. Call 643-2804. nings. Quality workmanship, condition, eleven 28”x 47V4”, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. $4198. U Iview, 5 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, large eat-in kitchen, family basement, full shed dormer, WANTED - Standard office-size parking, Elro Street. Available Stock No. T77. List $5465. CUSTOM MADE____ draperiesaper______and free estimates. Fully insured. one 28”x39Vi” , one 24”x35”, ■ room with wet bar, 2-car attached garage, 2400 sq. ft. living | Country aluminum siding, garage, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 ty^w riter, pica type. Call 644- immediately. $265 per month. I GORMAN bedspreads, wide selection of PAPERHANGING and ceiling 872-9187, 649-3417. $1.50 each or $15. Call 643-9043. LOOKING for anything in real NOW *5050 NOW <3965 " 75’xl50' lot. Move-in condition. ■ Edmund Gorman painting - Reasonable rates. Telephone 649-9404 or 649-4844. V) I area, storage space galore, all electric. Quality construction Estates fabrics. Phone 649-1786 estate rentaW — apartments, $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. ROOFING - Specializing TAG SALE- My trinkets, your . EIGHT month old, red Dober­ I throughout. Off 44A in North Coventry ■ Agency anytime. homes, multiple dwellings, no HEBRON - Country Living. 2- *“HIGHFIELDS” - Beautiful­ 742-8815. repairing roofs, new roofs, treasures. Furniture, garage man female, very friendly, no J ’Manchester 646-4040 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bedroom apartment, modern Call 429-3631 CALL ME for painting or gutter work, chimneys, cleaned items, and track tapes, paper­ papers, reasonable. Call 872- ly restored 9-room, 2Vz bath HEB'S Tree Cutting - lot Assbciates, Inc. 646-1980. kitchen, carpet, heat and hot NORTH COVENTRY wallpapering, free estimates, and repaired. 30 years back books. July 25-28,10-10,113 3661. F290 UTILITY 4x4 1974 FIDO SUPERCAR {/) EARLY SETTLERS CAPE clearii^ and landscaping work □ r e n t a l s water. Security required. $205. Ginger Glow, 5900 GVW Pk., Ranger package, 139" senior citizen’s rates. Blue/White, 133" wheelbase. 7100 QVW Pk., 360 cu. In. (circa 1735) on 36 valuable ELEVEN ACRE FARM COLUMBIA - 72 acres close to done. Free estimate. Weekdays experience. Free estimates. Deepwood Drive, Manchester. TWO bedrooms in small brand wheelbase, Stylslde, side rear seats, gauges, automatic RABBITS- All ages and colors, Call 228-3884 or 228-0112. V-8 engine, vinyl seats, power steering, radio, 5 cab charming central area of town. Reasonable. 568-0527. Howley, 643-5361. new building. Perfect location. transmission, V-8 engine, power steering, cab lights, acres (Vi open fields) 6 box Six room farm house, new oil call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. good for breeding, eating or lights, 70 amp battery, auxiliary rear spring, gauges, RA-2 zone. Retired, out-of-state TAG SALE- Many household Rooms for Rent 52 Silver Lane, East Hartford. flipper windows, 70 amp battery, wheel covers, con­ stall barn, tack room, half­ fired furnace and baseboard and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. pets, 872-3661, or 684-4666. 3550 front axle,5 750x16 mud and snow tires. Stock No owner is anxious to sell. Call PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, items, including king size Electric kitchen, patio, QUIET FIRST-FLOOR 3-room venience group, auxiliary rear springs, rear step acre bass pond PLUS radiation, new copper plum­ T80. List $5986. Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 or Five years experience. chimneys, gutters, free es­ maple headboard, king size THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. apartment, near shopping. No bumper, while sidewall tires. Stock No. T128. List $5122 exquisite 4-room guest cot­ bing, 220 amp wired, full base­ TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ PEEK-A-POO, male, year old, WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE Marlene Trares, 644-9132. J. ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, Excellent references. Pete, 742- timates. Fully insured. Days, bedspread, sewing machine, nished rooms, centrally pets. $120 monthly. Security tage, inground swimming $10. Call 647-1534. NOW >5375 ment and two car detached Watson Beach Co., Manchester and trimming. Attics, cellars 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. evenings, 529-8056. Paul Volkswagen roof rack. Satur­ located. Kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER - New deluxe deposit. Call After 6:30, 649- $AVE! pool. garage. Worthy of your in­ Office, 647-9139. Cosgrove 643-5364. day, July 27, 9-4, 60 Garden Parking. Reasonable rates. two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 2946. THINK cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- KITTENS- Free to good homes, u I spection. For details, call Mr. Street. Phone 649-2358. baths, includes heat, BISHOP BROOK FARM” - 5305. two male, one female, nine Lewis, 649-5306. $70,000. HEBRON -104 acres near Lake ROOFING - Installation and appliances, carpeting, full ROCKVILLE - 3'/z rooms, se­ Painstakingly restored, Building-Contracting 33 weeks old. Box trained. Call See Our Rec Vehicles EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Amston. R-1 zone. Frontage on repairs, gutters, storm win­ TAG SALE- Furniture, lamps, NEW F’URNISHED room, near private basement. $275 per cond floor, clean, central, stove I BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO pegged frame, center en 647-1091 after 6. two roads. Attractively priced dows, doors. Experienced girls bike, and miscellaneous. bus line, laundromat, month. Paul W. Dougan, refrigerator, heat, hot water. trance Colonial, 9 rooms, 2'/i BARROWS & WALLACE Aluminum Siding MASONRY - All types, On Display $6,000 — Tolland. Flat treed building lot on Welgold Rd. to sell. Call Arthur Shorts, 64^ quality workmanship. Fully in­ 10-5. July 27th and 28th. 118 restaurant, parking. Excellent Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Adults, no pets, security Mandwstsr Nsw Haven HaiKord fieldstone, brick, concrete. baths -f 2-room guest or office 3233. J. Watson Beach Co, Kitchen Re-modeling sured. Free estimates. Burnbrook Road, East Hart­ value. 646-1960. required. $150 per month. Call 649-9306 397-1918 276-1802 Free estimates, after 5 p.m., ______NOWI______$29,900 - 5-room Ranch style Condominium, 1V4 baths suite in ell. Barn, charming Manchester Office, 647-9139. New Additions Reasonable prices. Rick ford, off Oak Street. Livestock 44 875-0590. I mill pond studio and four love­ R.E. MILLER, Builder 643-1870 or 644-2975 Burnett, 646-3005. ROOM for rent. Apply 272 Main WORKING COUPLE? - Immediate occupancy. Apart­ facilltler’ 'ocreatlonai ly acres, stonewalls, brook. A IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - THREE-QUARTER Acre AIR-CONDITIONER - Coldspot BUCKSKIN GELDING, 15.2, 8 Street, Manchester Call 649>1421 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ment - quiet. neighborhood. fine example of PERIOD Owners offer charming 2- wooded building lot. Lake GILLIS HOME Improvement - 8500 Btu. Asking $65. Keep cool years old, western pleasure THREE BEDROOM Duplex - L Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Utilities extra. No pets or FITZGERALD FORD, INC. $31,900 - East Hartford. Older 6-room Colonial with bedroom Ranch, nestled among privileges. Jackston Agency, Specializing in roofing and this summer. 643-0555. horse. Excellent on trails, 4-H WANTED - Single woman to some appliances, ample ARCHITECTURE. ditions, rec rooms, porches and children. $155. 633-6026. “TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER I the Spruce on large corner lot. 646-1316. WINDOW CLEANING - Will gutters. Call 649-3269. prospect. 646-1175 help share expenses, own storage. Available August 1. FOLLY LANE” - Complete roofing. No job too small. Call garage, large eat-ln kitchen, excellent residential loca­ Granite front patio and wash your office, house and fac­ TAG SALE - July 27 and 28, 15 bedroom, kitchen privileges. $225 monthly plus security. Call W INDSO R AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES. tion, convenient to everything. world of your own. 15 choice 649-3144. ROCKVILLE - Five room fireplace, formal dining room, 4V2 a c r e , rural, building lot, tory windows. Special discount ROOFING and gutters in­ Trumbull Street, Manchester, MUSCOVY DUCKS for sale, $1 Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. for appointment 643-6312. duplex, $185. 5 rooms, $140. 4 acres along the banks of state wall-to-wall, country kitchen, prestige area. Call 649-4056 rices for July and August, stalled. Reasonable prices. 12-8. Come one, come all. each. Call 742-8678. CARPENTRY - Repairs, rooms, $125. 4 rooms, acre lot, Phone 643-2489 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-842-2276 I stocked Skungamaug River - laundry room with washer and between 6 and 7 p.m. W("ork guarantee. Our men are Eliminate middle man. 643- NEWLY DECORATED large GLASTONBURY- six rooms, remodeling, additions, roofing. fresh water ponds, waterfalls. dryer, garage, full ceramic bonded and insured. Call 649- 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. TAG SALE - Saturday, July Boats-Accessorles 45 room for working man. Near garden, $150. Appliances in­ modern appliances, Rentex $32,900 — 8 room Capo, with 2 full baths. Possible 5 Call David Patria, South Wind­ cluded, heat extra. 872-0359 8 SERVICE THAT SAVES Rambling custom built 4- bath, ample closets. $35,500. Investment Property 25 5334. 27th, 10-3. Something for center. For more information family special. (73-08). Rentex, bedrooms, fireplace, garage, and treed lot. A fantastic 643-5641, 528-7311. sor, 644-1796. Heating-Plumbing P.M.-9 P.M. $30. fee. 549-6980. buy, don't miss iti bedroom, 2V4 bath Colonial 35 everyone. Porter Road, 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin call 647-1145, 649-6896. picturesquely situated MARLBOROUGH - price PAINTING-You must call us. Hebron. cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, We can beat the competition. WES ROBBINS carpentry LYNN’S PLUMBING - I providing the ULTIMATE in drastically reduced. Two acres remodeling specialist. Ad­ sleeps 6, fully equipped, 1% furnished rooms, private Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Quality, excellent references, Repairs, remodeling, new con­ TAG SALE - Saturday July 27, $34,900 — Immaculate 6-room Cape, new kitchen and country living. on Route 66, zoned commercial. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, excellent condition, $8,506. Call bath, parking, convenient loca­ Small, air-conditioned five free estim ates. Pete; 742- struction. Water pumps. 9-4, 81 Wentworth Drive, East 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. bath, fireplace, carpeting, garage, 250' deep lot. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, tion, 649-5729. •“LAKESIDE ESTATE” - An Avante Realty room house and separate new 6117(toll free), 5-10 p.m. French spoken also. 875-7263. Hartford (off Forbes Street). excellent opportunity to 649-3446. $39,500 — Newly listed, 5-7,2-famlly. One apartment has 646-5461 building of 1100 square feet. Baby furniture, 100 romance Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 I acquire one of the choicest Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. CONCRETE WORK- SEWERLINES, sink lines, and Gothic paperbacks, toys, 4 bedrooms. Two car garage. Clean as a whistle. Specializing in decking for in- LEON Cieszynski builder - new cleaned with electric cutters, FIVE ACRE (over 400' Iron' Watson Beach Real Estate Co., homes custom built, sewing machine and mis­ $39,900 — Brand new, 6 room aluminum sided Colonial. tage on lake) properties on Manchester Manchester Office, 647-9139. ground pools. Painting. by professionals. McKinney cellaneous items. Railroad tie walls. Call 64^ remodeled, additions, rec Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ lovely lake just minutes to GOOD INCOME rooms, garages, kitchens 1 8450. pany, 643-5308. SEARS COLDSPOT frost-less Located on quiet street In town. Fireplace, V /t baths. Hartford on new Route 84. remodeled, bath tile, cement + Real Estate Wanted 28 refrigerator/freezer combina­ Colonial style 9-rooms, 4 work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ GOOD LOCATION G & H Pavinp & Construction NO JOB too small, toilet tion, $25. phone 643-0779. $39,900 — Large 8-room Colonial, V /t baths, aluminum baths, 3 fireplaces, residence Company-Paving, sealing, con­ tial or commercial. Call 649- repairs, plugged drains, kitchen ( store front, zoned for food or SELLING your hopne or 4291. siding, good sized lot. Extra largo rooms. with boat house and summer crete work, septic systems in­ faucets replaced, repaired, rec grocery business + Large at­ acreage? For prompt friendly CHILDREN’S Maple bunk beds guest cottage. All beautifully service, call Louis Dimock stalled. Commercial and rooms, bathroom remodeling, tached 7-6 two-family home CARPENTRY-- Porches, gar­ with springs. Good condition. ON AMERICA’S No. 1 COMPACT I $39,900 — Newly listed, 5-5 2-famlly, double garage, 2 maintained. Realty, 649-9823. residential. 26 years heat modernization, etc. Free ages, additions, bathrooms, $35. 646-1363 after 6 P.m. Wsum I heating systems, recently painted, treed lot. with 2-car garage. Priced at experience. Free estimates. estimates gladly given. M & M For appointment please call LIMITED an appealing $43,900. 649-5233. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts - estimates. Small jobs. Stephen COMPLETE Stroll-o Chair out­ fit - Excellent condition. Only $41,900 — Country Club location, oversized 7 room, 1’/4 646-3233. Martin, 646-7295. NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN bath Cape. Hugo first floor family room, large treed lot Shown By Appointment DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree TOWNE Plumbing Service, used for one child. $75 or best SUPPLY?? 2 and double garage. J. WATSON BEACH work, clean-ups, raking, repairs, alterations, vanity offer. 649-6380. I plowing, appliances moved, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY cabinets a specialty. Call to We Still Have A REAL ESTATE CO. A V A .X T K Carpentry and general contrac­ $45,000 — Business zoned property on heavily traveled painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- TAG SALE - July 27-29, 32 Realtors MLS Bzzzzzzzz In and so# our ting. Residential and commer­ Istreet. Store or offices plus 6 room apartment. Private I ? K A I /r Y 4056. Strant Street (off Main). Fur­ cial. Whether it be a small Manchester Offlce-647-9139 busy Baa. Wa’ra ready, niture, Stroll-o Chair, clothing, GOOD financing available. Exceptional opportunity. 646-5461 willing and able to assist LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and repair iob, a custom built home FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, or anything in between, call 64^ household items. you In the sale or cellars cleaned. For free es­ repairs and remodeling, ( timates phone 647-9610. 1379. SELECTION $49,900 — Newly listed 3-bodroom home In Redwood purchase of YOUR specialize in hot water heaters. UPRIGHT PIANO - Black, very SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 anytime. Prompt service on emergency. of Brand Naw UNDERCOAT, WAX JOS, Farms. FIroplacod family room, double garage, property. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, good condition. Asking $200 or carpeting, 2'/4 baths, aluminum siding and treed lot baths, 2-car garage, imiet TWO-FAMILY frame home 643-7024. nest offer. Must pay moving Painting-Papering 32 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 2-Door, all vinyl bucket seats, manual front FRONT END ALIGNMENT, 6 Hurryl residential area, $37,900. Two- fee. Call after 6, 646-4889. with tenants and business te­ concrete repairs, inside and disc brakes, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed I family, over 300' deep lot, nant on the first floor. Located BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - outside. Reasonably priced. transmission, white sidewall tires, AM radio, 1 9 7 4 FULL GAS TANK, P.B. $50,500 — Real big 5-5, 2-famlly. Built In 1967. Three excellent income, $36,900. Two- at 105 Main Street, corner of COLLEGE Graduate students Prompt, courteous service. Call TAG SALE - Gateleg table, old JCeitlt available for exterior and in­ 643-0851. undercoating. Stock Nq. 4483. < 2 7 0 0 bedrooms, largo living room and kitchen, gas heat family, residential zone C, ideal Grove Street, Manchester. In 643-1496. trunk, baby items, cottage professional location, $48,900. terior painting. Six years RADIO, and 2,000 MILE aluminum and brick exterior. very good condition with large ANY TYPE Carpentry and items and many miscellaneous. I Martens Agency, Realtors .... experience. Fully insured. Free Flooring 36 July 27, 10-4:30. Rain date, lot located in business zone. 646-2550. Real €state estimates. Call our com­ masonry work, additions and NEW 1974 MAVERICK SEDAN B9ICKS CARTER CHECK $54,900 — Brand now 5-5, duplex, V / t baths, 3 Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- August 3. 56 Foster Street (off petitors, than call us, 649-7034. remodeling. Free estimates. A. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, bedrooms, huge kitchen and living room, separate 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. Squillacote, 649-0811. East Center Strqi^). In stock—choose from heating systems, aluminum siding, large treed lot. 172 E. Center St. (specializing in older floors). 14 ROOMS Ceilings and inside painting. ALL MUST GO - Pair E78-14 Apollos i f LeSabres I - 649-1922 646-4126 BUILDING - Remodeling, $65,900 Investment package. Throe separate single Aluminum siding, excellent Real Estate Wanted PROFESSIONAL John Verfaille, 646-5'7^50, 872- 28 roofing, concrete steps, Suburbanite snow treads Century Luxus -k Regals EVERY family homes on Center St. Excellent condition. Many condition, barn. CJood income 2222. mounted, lamps, propane possibilities for the small Investor or businessman. PAINTING fireplaces. For estimates call I potential. $41,500. 649-1142. heater and stove, kitchen ware, And Dectras HUTCHINS AGENCY Paparing and Small CarpanOy bottle cutter and 50 bottles, silk $69,900 — Largo, woll-maintalnod 5-unlt apartment screen paint and squeegee, over WE HAVE A TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF VEGAS TO CHOOSE house. Recently painted 5-car garage. Excellent Income. nBEsiwra-nuriusn LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. Variety of Colors What is your Property Worth? We design and build: Barns, □ MISC. FOR SALE 100 78 rpm records, lawn 250 CU. In. 6-cyllnder engine. Select Shift FROM. SEE US NOW FOR THE YEAR’S BEST DEAL ON THE 646-29(5 sprinkler, garden tools, grill. Crulsomailc transmission, power steering, I $85,000 — A rare business opportunity. Qo-Qo Qlrl Family rooms. Green houses, AM radio, color keyed carpeting, vinyl seat THREE-BEDROOM Garrison We will inspect your property and suggest Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Much more. 68 Wells Road, PRICED BEST SELLING COMPACT IN THE U.S.A. lounge and restaurant, presently grossing $7-8,000 per Colonial, fireplaced living Articles lor Sale 41 Talcottville. trim, color keyed outside mirrors, white an asking price. (No obligation.) INSIDE - Outside painting, Cabanas, Kitchens. Working sidewall tires, trim rings/hub caps, under- TO week. Business only. ^ room, formal dining room, fully I Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY! I! ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. with rough sawn boards and DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, coating. Stock No. 4455. < 3 3 5 0 equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, IF CARPETS LOOK dull and ^ “5'’®® surround this large 8-room Fully insured. Estimates given. beams a specialty. Also roofing $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, master bedroom will take king- Call 649-7863. and siding, using the finest (jrear, remove spots as they SELL! split-entry homo. 3 full baths, double garage. In-ground size furniture. All on a stone, gravel, pool and patio appear with Blue Lustre. Rent Your Small Car pool, stable and corral. Exceptional country club loca­ REALTORS — MLS materials. Barrett Home Im­ sand. 643-9504. FORD tion. manicured treed lot. Call B/W PASEK PAINTING - Exterior and in­ provement Company, Roger electric shampooer, $1. E. A. hleadquarters realty, 647-1419. Johnson Paint Company. CHEVROLET 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford terior. Reasonable rates. Call Barrett, 649-0822. ALUMINUM sheets used as I 644-8812. printing plates, .007 thick, S & S BUICK MANCHESTER - Eight-room WHIRLPOOL Dryer, 5 cycles, 3 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr„ Coventry MASON CONTRACTOR - 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Colonial, 125'x300' wooded lot, 4 temperatures, like new condi­ Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ CEILINGS, inside painting. Plastering, custom built stone Phone 643-2711. CARTER Our office Is In constant need of new listings. It you're bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- tion. $90. Call 649-7753. thinking of selling, please call for confidential Inspection ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon MuUple List-, or brick fireplaces, chimney IHiLLON FORD 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 floor family room. Immediate Ing Service. repair, block and cement work. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 and evaluation. We welcome your busineaal ocflupancy. $64,900. Warren E. TAG SALE - July 27 and 28. 88 Open Evenings 'til 9 - Thursdays 'til 6 — Saturdays 'til 5 I New and repairs. E. Richard- cents each. Inquire side door. 319 Main St„ Manchastar I REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST 64 3-21 45 Howland Realtors, 643-1108. 646-5750, 872-2222. .son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Woodbridge Street. Children’s Manchester Evening Herald. clothes, odds and ends. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO \ IREALT0RS-ML8 646-2482 ■ 189 West Center Street PAPE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ July 26, 1974 . ‘“ "‘'HESTER EVENING «ERALD. p,,. BENJV BY JIM BKRBY Autot For Sale 61 Autot For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 UJ~' l^l&HT, (AAX09 r r m p & 1973 CAMARO type LT, power b u g s b u n n y . OUT OUR WAV BV NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE .„H MAJOR HOOPLE MAhi'. IT steering, power brakes, YA'LU LOVE CLYDE/ HE'S e o M ^T V lt^ automatic transmission. (^A GREAT TALKER, f CjMON, CLYDE VtXJ CALL THAT WHAT IS VtXJR OPINION XO SPEAK UP/ IM LEM WISH WELL, THE Reasonable. Call 872-4447. T A L K IN G .C OP THE IONIC THEORY ( ONE h a n d ­ MANAGER' WE TAKE ONLY A POTATO?^ AN' interplanetary s h a k e AND Y o P f z ^ r 0 ^ l 5 1966 PONTIAC T em p est, cANeefia'? RELATIVITY.? _ EEW GUESTS AT UN FUN hello, BUSTER'S 60/iA^t^lfJ. M 0 A T . CAMP SO THAT WE CAN GUESTS FINGERS automatic transmission,plus CONCENTRATE OH THEM! / power steering and new brakes. ,AHHH, SHADDU^ WOULD HWE Reasonable. ^-0238. BEEN t h is IS o u r KNITTED RECREATION INTO ITTENS! 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- im m . Dir e c t o r . door station wagon, automatic, tu g b o a t /k a n power steering, clean, $450. J. 4 ^ *({a .\e . Gorman, 742-9512. 1 2 k . 1965 CORVAIR convertible, new tires, new battery, new Apartments For Sent 53 ...... */'*„’** ...... « « s o r f Property A u to s For Sale 61 DON’T MISS‘ ______Homes lor Rent 54 For Rent 56 muffler. Must sell. Firm $200. Call 643-9763 after 5 p.m. MICKEY FINN ANDOVER-Spacious four room „ TT j ------COMPLETE junk cars By h a n k LEONARD heated apartment, wall-lo-wall VEKNON-Furnished or unfur- COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ removed free in Manchester, THESE BARGAINS carpeting. large closed in sun- nished, on bus line, four rooms, front summer cottage for rent, South Windsor, Vernon and AUTO INSURANCE - Compare IT WASN'T EASY— porch. Call 742-7676. '^'ds dnd pet O.K. $200-$250. (31- Call 228-.3896. _ BUT I /WANAGEP SHERIFF FINN— WHAT Tolland. Call Bill's Auto Parts, our low rates. Young drivers CAN r s a v - otheF L______91.1 Rentex, $30. fee. 549-6980. Route 71, Tolland, Conn., 649- Brand New 1974 Dodge Truck D-lOO TO TALK VOUR A40THER welcome. For quotation call INTO LCTTINC YOU STAY THAN — THANKS/. REMODELING 4-room duplex, I***,******/*****!...... ! ! ...... 4578, 875-6231. Rod Dolin, 646-6050. HERE—AND CONTINUE one older child accepted. No Business lor Rent 55 VOUR PAINTING' utilities or appliances. Call 644- „ „ „ „ „ ~ LI A U T O M O T IV E 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Full ______^ 0727 after 6 p m. SMALL STORE or office for V-8, automatic, radio, posi- ______rent. 3.30 Green Road. Vacant. ••••••...... power, good condition. $750. traction, good gas mileage. 646-7679. C »- SPECIAL F"IVF] r o o m Duplex in Reasonable. Contact owner, Autos For Sale 61 Original owner, 643-2880. ’ TOUCH: Manchester - Private yard. 643-6273. • ItNWim me Ty 696 US Pit M 7 -lt $195. Security. 646-4535. NFIED CAR? Credit bad? MUST SELL - 1968 Chevy Nova, Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1971 SUBARU, Deluxe 4-door, 4-speed, front wheel drive, 6 cylinder, automatic. $600.872- B Y C R O O K S & L A W R E N C E THREE rooms, $165 with heat OFFICES AVAILABLE Honest Douglas accepts lowest 8737 after 5 P.M. down, smallest payments. excellent condition. 33 mpg. FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS, OH, MR. ROE...THE and electricity. No children or 3-room suite. Main Street Call 646-3414.. PLEASE!... WE ARE ABOUT TO TOWER JUST RADIOED! GOSH, THEY'RE RU^HINS \ pets. Phone 649-6253. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Utlllne body pick-up, 115 Inch wheel base, 225 LAND AT HEATHROW AIRPORT HIM THROUGH CUSTO/KS!.,. ) location. Inquire 1968 DODGE CORONET for OUTSIPB LOMDOM! YOU'VE AN URGEMT WONDER IF OUR PATHS — sale- $750 firm. Automatic, cu. in. 6 cylinder engine, heavy duty aprings, GLENNEY’S MEN SHOP JUNK CARS removed free. WILL CROSS AGAIN? ( INDUBITABLY. HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart­ Do your bargain hunting in a rocking good condition, 875-7279 after oil pressure guage, cigar lighter, inside hood or phone 643-8022 Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. OLD CHAP! ford.Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, chair. . . Use Want Ads. Call 643-2711. 5:30. release, rear bumper, spare tire, electronic Ig­ applicances, wall-to-wall 528-1990. nition, Stock No. 4355. carpeting, heat and hot water, OFFICES FOR RENT- PRISCILLA’S POP cellar storage, parking, large TOYOTA - See us for reliable ‘3075 b y AL VERMEER Excellent location in used Toyotas with our 60-day SOME yard, children accepted. $200 Manchester, Parking, heat, EVERVTHING WILl> W H A T 'S TO 100'7« warranty. We also buy D A Y W E ’LL B E centimeters monthly. 649-2871. janitor. $100 monthly with or America’s B E O N BECOME OF THE used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, AND DECIMETERS THE INCHWORM'? w ithout le ase . Call 649- 345 Center Street, Manchester, Brand New 1074 Dodge Dart Sport A n d k i l o m e t e r s . 5334„643-1393, METRIC 646-4321. Sexy European SYSTEM APARTMENT 1,000 SQUARE FEET plus full RENTAL OFFICE basement in modern air- conditioned colonial brick shop­ We have a large variety of ping center. Ideal for beauty I WANTED deluxe one and two-bedroom shop, ice-cream store, pizza, :$ Clean, Late Model apartments and townhouses STEVE CANYON delicatessen, etc. Mr. Belfiore, BY MILTON CANIFF T throughout Manchester. Ren­ 647-1413. I USED GARS tal office open daily from 9-5, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 door coupe, 198 cu. irnt6 cylinder engine, 3 speed Top Prices Paid BUT THE MOOD OF MY PEOPLE DO NOT THE FASCISTS ARE other times by apptintment. Resort Property manual floor shift, radio. Inside hood release, elec­ For All Makes THE MOB HAS REAUV KNOW HOWTO NOT READY TO TAKE For Rent 56 tronic Ignition, white side wall tires. Stock No. 4419. J k CHANGED.' CAN BE FREE' SRAND NEW OVER COMPLETELY TW t : DJUUT0EKTEItfiaSES,WC. I CARTER CHEVROLET I lll'F C n » m itA .iK -SOTHEYNEEDA WHITE MOUNTAINS, New 240-A New State Rd, Manchester SYM Ba OF AUTHOR- Hampshire, three bedrooms, CO., INC. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM S4S-1021 1229 Main Street 1974 CAPRI SPORT COUPE fireplace, carpeted.'electric, all 2-Door, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission, power facilities, quiet. 1-603-367-4797, si.... Phone MOUDO, 875-2272. disc brakes, electric rear window defroster, heavy duty battery, trip odometer, tachometer, full gauge Instrumen­ ‘3125 SIX-ROOM rent available tation, visibility light group, carpeting, custom bucket AWO I'L L August 1st. Ideal Mr 2 or 3 ★ FREE DEMONSTRATION ★ seats, bumper guards, steel belted radial tires, styled steel career girls or to/uple with wheels, and many safety features. Stock No. 4K11 e « 5 A K grown children. No pets. Security. Appiiances, rugs, gar­ ag(age and all utilities furnished. Many to choose from, 2000’s, 2800' CHORCHES .* 3 5 0 6 LITTLE Mlust be sden. Call 649-1187. automatics, 4 speeds. DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, garage. No utilities or appliances. SAAB 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Children. No pets. Security, ★ COURTEOUS TREATMENT ★ THE FLINTSTONES references. $225. 643-0796. MORIAm^ MOTHERS/ BY HANA-BARBERA ^*iscryT DUPLEX - Extremely large, MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 ■J-TJo pleasant 6 rooms plus sunporch, Silver Lane at Hartford Rd., Manchester 643-1511 Campers-Trallers ALLEY OOP 315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 • 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bus- con­ Mobile Hornet 65 BY V.T. HAMLIN garage. Available August 1. No verted to camper, rebuilt MOTORCYCLE Insurance - pets. One block from center. Lowest rates available. IF TItOSE RX)LS THINK I'M aPiN G TO engine, new paint and tires. 646- 18' EARLY model self- ,.,llL FIX THEM, AND ...THEN WElL SEE Between 4 and 6 P.M. 649-5051, 1858. Immediate binding. Prompt ST3AND FOR THAT KINO OF TREAT­ I KNOW JUST HOW WHO HAS THE, 643-6733. Claim service. Call Clarke In­ contained Holiday Rambler MENT THEY'RE SADLY MISTAKEN/ TO DO IT. travel trailer for sale, or rent LAST LAU(3H/ 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, full surance Agency, 643-1126. NEWLY DECORATED 3 large PHONE 875-2538 through October 15 in a Stafford power, exceptional condition. campground. 646-2493. ~ ~ y rooms, utilities, stove, 1966 Oldsmobile F85 wagon, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all o makes, models and speeds. refrigerator. $180 monthly. HOURS: 8-9MON.'-FRI. excellent engine. 875-2871. Security. Available August 1. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, 1973 ALUMINUM 15' Trailer - 8 - 5 SAT. Stove, Refrigerator, sink, 647-1145. 1967 OLDSMOBILE 425, for Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- ESTABLISHED IN 1939 2098. heater, sleeps 6. $12%. $300 parts, excellent engine and down, 643-56M. MANCHESTER- Five room ^ // Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates transmission, low miles, best duplex, two bedrooms, near offer. 643-5789. 1973 SUZUKI ’125 - Very low school, playground and tennis WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. mileage. $500 or best offer. Call 1969 MERCURY Colony Park, station wagon, air-conditioned, courts. Includes dishwasher, 1967 CORVAIR - Excellent run­ 643-2639. garbage disposal, self-cleaning tape, excellent condition, ning condition, 25 mpg plus. camper, sleeps 8, heat, ice box, oven and refrigerator. Full $350 or trade for bike. (Jail 646- 1974 YAMAHA, 650, only 600 basement and attic. Washer miles. Call Don, 4:30-7, 742- hardtop, good condition. 646- I. U.5IP11. OR. 0335 between 3 and 7; 30, ask for 7761. and dryer hook-ups. Heated , John. 6835. $250. 646-4643. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1972 OPEL Rallye - New LLOYD'S AUTO PARTS has W IN AT BRIDGE MANCHESTER Parkade W est N orth radials, buckets, 4-speed motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ RECTOWN USA INC. THAT BLASTED SQUIRREL TH A TS A SHAkAE, ABERNATHY. x'u. JUST HAVE would ruff the third; go to E ast South Garden Apartments, we have a transmission, 30 mpg, im­ New England’a IS STEALING MY GOLF BALL WHAT APE '/OU GOING TO DO? TO PUTT OUT dummy with dummy’s last 16 proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 . ► RIGHT OFF THE GREEN! limited number of spacious one maculate condition. Best offer. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Camper Haadquartara H IS A C O R N 1 trump; discard a diamond on Pass 26 Pass 3 f bedroom apartments available Thinking could ruin the game 9 Call 643-1912. 1558. SALES SERVICE PARTS THERES ONLY the 13th club and finally lead P ass 4 « Pass for July 15tn and August 1st oc­ ONE THING a diamond toward his king. cupancy at $175 per month. \- f «3wV>Y

- PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., July 26, 1974 Obituaries Prisoner Continues To Hold 11 Hostages ilanrI|FatFr lEumtng iFralh HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (U P I)- Estelle, head of the Texas William Stearns Dead; Department of Corrections, Renegade Fred Gomez MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 253 Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS Carrasco, barricaded inside a said. "The safety of the PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Community Y Director penitentiary classroom today hostages is uppermost in the with 11 handcuffed hostages he minds of the total staff and I’m somewhat convinced that their William L. Stearns Sr. of threatens to execute, says he Before he retired five years safety is also in the minds of the North Franklin, a former direc­ would rather die than return to «go, he was employed in the captors.” tor of the Community Y in the his prison cell. vocational department at Connie Everts of Houston, the North End, died Thursday at Mansfield State Training “What’s the sense of living Specific Impeachment daughter of Aline House, 61, one Windham Community when you’re caged up like an School. of the librarians being held Memorial Hospital. He was 75. animal,” he said. “I’m not the He was a World War II hostage, said she talked Mr. Stearns came to type of man who can pull life veteran. Thursday with both her mother Manchester in October, 1948 behind bars.” Besides his wife, survivors and Carrasco. and headed the recreational ac- are a son, William L. Stearns Negotiations “He seems to be a very in­ tivitieis at the Community Y Jr. of Canterbury; a daughter, Charges Sought by GOP Carrasco negotiated with telligent person and said he was until he left in 1954 for a Mrs. Ronald C. Bain of Los prison officials throughout the treating the women hostages as teaching position in Lisbon, WASHINGTON (UPI) - House anti­ Angeles, Calif.; a brother, Ray­ day Thursday giving them if they were his mother or his But as the House Judiciary Committee trial, then the entire impeachment article near Jewett City. impeachment forces are demanding that mond Stearns of East Lyme; a several deadlines to meet his sister,” she said. “He said he was called to its fourth televised session would be jeopardized. While in Manchester, he and the allegations against President Nixon be sister, Mrs. Gladys Baker of demands or risk the deaths of a would not harm anybody. He today, members of the pro-impeachment James D. St. Clair, Nixon's defense his wife, Mrs. Alice Fogrett made more specific — and thus easier to Fishers Island, N.Y.; and six prison guard, a priest, two male was very much a gentleman.” majority refused to give in and said they lawyer, used the same tactic before the Stearns, were active members challenge in a Senate trial. grandchildren. teachers, four female Carrasco, 34, took the would meet throughout the weekend, if committee at an earlier stage of its in­ of Second Congregational Funeral services are Satur­ librarians and three women in­ hostages shortly after 1 p.m, need be, to wait and wear out the quiry. Church. day at 10 a.m. at the Franklin structors. Wednesday and said he would Republicans. Limits Sought He was born in New London, Congregational Church, burial The deadlines passed without kill them if he was not set free. First Vole He sought to limit the impeachment in­ was a graduate of Springfield will be in Jordan Cemetery, Tape Release incident, artd the talks recessed A pair of Army helicopters was The committee conducted its first vote vestigation to Watergate, and the College, and taught physical Waterford. until 11 a.m. EDT today. dispatched to a field two miles on an actual impeachment issue Friday Watergate investigation to allegations education and coached track at There are no calling hours. Starts Tuesday “We’re doing fine,” Linda from the prison, but officials night, after a day and night of debate, and Nixon sanctioned the payment of Scranton, Pa. He was recrea­ Friends wishing to do so may Woodman, 44, one of the refused to answer any quesions WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White the impeachment advocates demonstrated blackmail to E. Howard Hunt on March 21, tion director in Dalton, Mass, make memorial contributions hostages, said in a telephone about them. House has agreed to begin turning over their strength. 1973. for 18 years and in Jamestown, to the Franklin Congregational conversation Thursday. “Other Tuesday the subpoeaned tapes of Presi­ By a 27-11 vote, they defeated a He argued that if the Hunt charge could 11. I. five years before coming Church. 2 than being handcuffed, that is to Manchester. dent Nixon’s White House conversations, Republican move to strike from the for­ not be proved, Nixon -could not be im­ the only inconvenience.” apparently ensuring the Watergate cover- mal articles of impeachment the charge peached. up trial will begin as scheduled Sept. 3 or that Nixon made “false or misleading Sandman told a reporter his purpose Other in Fortress 9. statements to lawfully authorized in­ was to debate on television the issue that Kdgur II. Barracliffe Mrs. Mary L. Axelson Six other convicts were with Waterbury Deputy presidential press secretary vestigative officers and employes of the the charges against Nixon were stated in Edgar H. Barracliffe, 56, of SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Carrasco inside his fortress, Gerald L. Warren said Friday in San United States.” loose language. 98 W. Middle Tpke., died Bank Robbed Mary L. Axelson, 73, of 102 Junior Women Host Camp Kennedy Luncheon but only two of them were Clemente, Calif., there would be no Six of the panel's 17 Republicans joined “This is no filibuster but the only way Thursday night at Manchester Beelzebub Rd. died Wednesday believed to be helping the Texas WATERBURY (UPI) - problem turning over the first 20 tapes by all 21 Democrats in voting to retain that we could get across to the American peo­ Memorial Hospital after being in an area convalescent home. desperado who is believed Police are investigating the Tuesday. charge. Eleven Republicans voted to drop ple the fact that due process was being ig­ stricken at his home. He was Members of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club treated Green Rd. and Mrs. John Pitts of South Windsor. Some 80 7 responsible for 50 deaths in the Theseirecord presidential conversations it. nored here,” Sandman said. Born in New Britain, she campers at Camp Kennedy to lunch Wednesday at the campers and volunteers enjoyed sandwiches, punch and holdyp of the Banking Center at the husband of Evelyn Leppin United States and Mexico. the Waterbury Shopping Piaza during March and April, 1973 —while the lived in the Hartford area most Baracliffe. Manchester facility. Serving sandwiches to the hungry Passage Expected cookies, as well as conversation with various club Carrasco is serving a life term on Chase Avenue, where three cover-up was starting to unravel. The Dcbule To Continue of her life. She was a retired Born O ct. 30, 1917, in Manchester Delegates at Convention Although some switches are expected, youngsters are, from left, Mrs. Edmund O’Donnell of 256 members. (Herald photo by Pinto) in the state prison for assault or more men escaped with White House made public edited He said other Republicans stood restaurant hostess. Philadelphia, Pa., he lived in the article itself — a nine-count charge with intent to murder a San An­ about $9,000. Manchester’s delegates to the GOP keynote address Friday night. next to Agostinelli is Vivian Ferguson. transcripts in April. prepared to offer eight other motions to Survivors are a daughter, Queens Village, N.Y., before that Nixon obstructed the Watergate in­ Mrs. Virginia A. Sleeper of tonio policeman. Police said the bank, former­ Identifiable delegates in the front row strike the remaining eight charges against moving to Manchester about 20 convention at the Bushnell gather in Retiring State Rep. Donald Genovesi Timetable Set vestigation — ultimately was expected to South Windsor, two grand­ A prison spokesman said of­ ly known as the Waterbury Nixon in the first article of impeachment. years ago. For 18 years, he was their seats before Sen. Howard H. (standing) listens to State Comp­ are Elinor Hashim, center, and Philip Under pressure from U.S. District Court pass by about the same margin. daughters and a great- Police Report Tests Fail to Show ficials had gathered the Savings Bank, was robbed “Eight motions — and three hours of owner and operator of Ed’s Ser­ Baker Jr. of Tennessee gave the troller Nathan Agostinelli. Seated Susag. (Herald photo by Bevins) Judge John J. Sirica, the White House and Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., granddaughter. weapons, and ammunition shortly before 1 p.m. Thursday. debate on each one,” he said. vice Stations until his retire­ prosecutors agreed earlier in the day on a raised the prospect of a Sunday session in The funeral and burial are demanded by Carrasco, but had No one was reported injured. "There is no way humanly possible to stop ment two years ago because of • Allen Hyson, 18, of 413 Entry was gained in both timetable for surrender of Nixon’s tapes an effort to wear down the opposition. But private and at the convenience not turned them over to the a resolution of impeachment from coming ill health at which time his son, Woodland St. was arrested cases by a window. Police are Why Children Died as ordered by the Supreme Court. some of his colleagues thought little of the of the family. The Samuel- Thursday at 8:56 p.m. and still investigating. desperado. ’They were unable to If Steele Gets Gubernatorial Nomination Sirica sent Special Prosecutor Leon from this committee. I know my Richard T. Barracliff of locate bullet-proof vests, “ ^ ^ T v e t !m3 ^ idea. „ Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 charged with reckless driving • Wilfred Dion of 86 Center Jaworski and chief White House arithmetic,” he said. "But from here it Manchester became manager however, and prison ad­ Throughout the day, Nixon’s defenders Buckland Rd., South Windsor, after he was seen driving at a St. told police he went outside iReservalions and tickets for | Inside Joday’s Watergate counsel James D. St. Clair to will go in what I hope is a little more and owner of the business. HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. (U P I)- “There is a definite possibili­ ministrators talked to Army of­ ill airlines. argued that the charges against the Presi­ is in charge of arrangements. high rate of speed, squealing his Thursday night at 10:40 to lock an empty jury room and told them if they responsible body in the full House and we He was a member of the Se­ After performing hundreds of ty that we may never come up ficials in an attempt to get the dent be redrafted to make them more tires and taking a corner on up his daughter’s car. As he ap­ , Call Agostinelli Mentioned did not reach agreement in 45 minutes he will pursue this due process issue there.” cond Congregational Church. microscopic and chemical with a satisfactory answer to vests from either Ft. Hood or specific. Some members believed the Luiira-Jeunne Jackson only two wheels in the area of proached the car, he saw a would set the timetable himself. Democrats dismissed Sandman's He was a lifetime member in tests, medical experts are still the cause of the deaths,’’ he iGOODCMLD-BARTlEn TRAVEL more specific the charges, the easier Laura-Jeanne Jackson, 11, of Little and Essex Sts. He is youth working on the tape deck. Ft. Sill. Jaworski and St. Clair emerged an hour charge that the allegations against Nixon the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. baffled by the sudden deaths of said, adding that the investiga­ 113 Main 8L, Mandiaster Brralb Nixon’s defense would be on the floor of Northboro, Mass, died scheduled to appear in Circuit The youth fled when he saw Mr. Hostages First For No. 2 Position and 15 minutes later with a plan —the were unfairly imprecise. Survivors besides his wife two Long Island sisters earlier tion was the "most puzzling” in the House. Thursday in St. Vincent’s Court 12 on Aug. 12. Dion, and met a second youth “We have more time,” W.J. White House will give Sirica the first 20 “The President, if he goes to trial, is and son are another son, Ronald this month. his 24 years as a toxicologist. Heralding Homes...... Page 3 Hospital in Worcester, Mass, • Mary A. Cosnotti, 39, of 66B waiting in a car. Both fled. By DOUG BEVINS Going into the convention, preferences tapes by Tuesday and as many as possible Wauls Specifics going to know not only every charge, but H. Barracliffe of Lancaster, Angelina Logue, 7, and her However, Cortivo said, after a long illness. She was the Spencer St. was arrested of the local delegates were still 11 for MHS Honor Roll ...... Page 2 of the other 44 next Friday, with a status Rep. Charles W. Sandman, Jr., R-N.J., every word, every iota, every 'i' and every N.H.; a daughter. Miss Lynn I. The tape player’s wires were sister. Debora, 4, of Lake "We’re still exploring all kind? State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday night on a Circuit ripped but it is still in the car. Steele and six for Panuzio. One preferred report at that time on any that remain. led the move. “Even a simple parking 't',” said Rep. James R. Mann, D-S.C. Barracliffe at home; two Grove, L.I., became ill within of tests and, hopefully, we’ll Manchester is likely to win the GOP Senior Citizens...... Page 2 J. R. Audette of Manchester. Court 12 warrant charging her House Speaker Francis Collins of ticket has to be specific!” he shouted. sisters, Mrs. Virgil Staley of • Less fortunate-was Donald five minutes of each other on reach a solution.” nomination for lieutenant governor if U.S. Manchester Has I t ...... Page 7 Nixon Okay Needed Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D-Pa., said She was born in Hartford with issuing a bad check. Court Sonstrom of 3B Thompson Rd. Brookfield and two were undecided. He wanted the charge that Nixon made J J Sebring, Fla., and Mrs. Robert July 4 after attending a swim­ Rep. Robert Steele of Vernon gets the Moreover, he s ^ , extensive St. Clair said, however, the plan was making the charges specific would rule where she lived most of her life. is Aug. 5. who reported to police The one delegate favoring Collins is Church n ew s...... Page 5 false statements to investigators to list Grisham of Decatur, Ga.; and a ming party in Dix Hills, L.I. chemical and^microscopic gubernatorial ned, it was reveafed outside subject to Nixon’s approval. out the use of new evidence against Nixon Besides her maternal grand­ • James C. Nielson, 17, of Thursday night he noted his 85 East Center St. Davis-Sharp tennis champs Page 9 the statements, the time and place and the granddaughter. Both lapsed into comas and analysis of the girls’ tissues and the Republican State Convention Friday. State Rep. Donald Genovesi of the 12th Jaworski had subpoenaed the 64 tapes arising -from his forced surrender of 64 parents, she is survived by her Storrs was arrested Thursday investigators who heard the falsehoods. Funeral services are Monday tape deck had been ripped out later died. body fluids has enabled him to at Summit St. Agostinelli — a former Manchester Assembly District. Genovesi said he’d Legion wins 13th ...... Page 9 for use in the September trial of six tapes to Special Prosecutor Leon parents, four brothers and her at 9:09 p.m. and charged with Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, objecting at 11 a.m. at the Holmes of his car. It had cost $122. Leo Dal Cortivo, Suffolk rule out several possibilities. mayor who harbored gubernatorial hopes stay with Collins at least for the first former Nixon associates accused of con­ Jaworski. paternal grandparents. fourth-degree larceny in con­ ballot today, to the Sandman proposal, said if the Funeral Home, 400 Main St., County’s chief toxicologist, said ’The deaths were not due, Cor­ WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI earlier this year — confirmed that his spiring to cover up the Watergate break- “Almost every day we learn something There will be a Mass Friday nection with a shoplifting inci­ Genovesi admitted that Collins doesn’t charge in every detail were not proved with the Rev. Felix M. Davis, TOLLAND Wednesday county medical of­ tivo said, to natural causes, to Marne has been mentioned for the No. 2 in. Sirica will inspect the tapes to see if more about the events in the White at 10 a.m. at the St. Rose of dent at the K-Mart store on stand a chance for the gubernatorial beyond a reasonable doubt in a Senate pastor of the Second State Police are investigating ficials and outside specialists commonly encountered drugs, spot, but he declined to comment on his they are relevant. House,” he said. Lima Church in Northboro. Spencer St. He posted a $100 SWEETHEART ROSES .doztnM .8 9 nomination, but he said he backs the man Congregational Church, of­ the complaint of a Manchester had conducted hundreds of tests to infections caused by chances for the post. [J Burial will be in the Howard St. ficiating. Burial will be in East non-surety bond for court Aug. “We have to get Steele nominated because he’s worked with him for six man who had a bag of cooked in an effort to solve the mystery OPEN 'til 9 P.M. THURS. , FRI. NITESI Turkish U bacteria, viruses, or amoebas, Cemetery, Northboro. 12. years. “I know he can do a good job,” Cemetery. spaghetti thrown through his of the deaths, but had not come or to certain pesticides, in­ first,” Agostinelli said. Friends may call at the Friends niay call at the • Three teenage boys on windshield as he was driving up with a single solid clue. Agostinelli seemed certain of a first- Genovesi said. Leland Hays Funeral Home, 56 bikes were observed Thursday cluding chlordane, which had Steele-Panuzio Battle in Limelight funeral home Sunday from 2 to along Rt. 30 in Tolland been sprinkled on a lawn near ballot victory for Steele this morning. He Main St., Northboro, Sunday at noon going through a red Troops 4 and 7 to 9 p.m .' Thursday night. the girls’ home. pointed out that Steele was making in­ Backs Panuzio from 7 to 9 p.m. light at Pine and Center Sts. on Those wishing to do so may Police said Carl Gustafson of In addition to Suffolk County for vacation or home, roads among delegates of the Fourth Vivian Ferguson, a town director, was Friends wishing to do so may the wrong side of the street. make memorial contributions 29 Courtland St. said the bag i Manchester medical officials, outside Congressional District which is Panuzio the only Manchester delegate to speak make memorial contributions One youth struck a car with his we always have a to the Second Congregational was thrown from another car. specialists in virology, nerve territory. from the podium to the State Convention Advance to the Jimmy Fund, Statler bike. They received a verbal GOP Delegates Balloting Church, or the Greater Hart­ It hit the windshield and I Hospital pathology, and parasitology wonderful selection, and Panuzio supporters, including Friday. Hotel, Boston Mass., 02117. warning and letters were sent L L ford Heart Association, 310 shattered it and the spaghetti Manchester GOP ’Town Chairman A. Paul Mrs. Ferguson, a strong Panuzio sup­ have performed the tests on the to their parents. sensibly priced too! By United Press'International Collins St., Hartford. went all over the front seat of Notes tissue and fluids, as well as on JUUUJUUUJtJUIJUUUUUUui Berte, discounted the few votes for Steele porter, made one of the seconding • A thief stole food from the his car police said. No injuries hundreds of materials to which in early Fourth District balloting. speeches for Panuzio Friday night. Turkish troops pushed slowly across refrigerator, two kitchen • balls • kites were reported. the girls may have been “It’s no different from Manchester Her short speech was hastily prepared northern Cyprus today, defying warnings On State Candidates Today Second Body knives, a fork and a spoon • marbles VERNON exposed, the toxicologist said. delegates — who are in Steele territory — about ten minutes before she took the from the president of the island that Bernard A. Bockus Tuesday at midnight from the Discharged Thursday: Lestc • puzzles HARTFORD (U PI) - The 1,287 after the convention since it appeared Recovered James M. Roach Jr., 18, of 17 to be backing Panuzio.” microphones. renewed warfare could break out within Milford Mayor Edward J. Kozlowski, who Bernard A. Bockus, 72, of 76 apartment of Horace Jacobs of Gower, East Hartford; Helen • Jump rope delegates at the Connecticut Republican neither Steele nor Panuzio would win a Bishop St., Manchester was Up until the state convention opened hours. resigned this year as motor vehicles com­ Spencer St., Squire Village died 801 Main St. Rehmer, 47 Edward St.; • gee-weee Mrs. Ferguson was under consideration state convention were to vote to endorse decisive majority. Democrats chose Rep. From River charged Thursday with failure Friday at Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial, Greek and Turkish foreign ministers missioner. Thursday night at Hartford At about the same time, a Douglas Gurgel, 2% Buckland • badminton this morning for the secretary of state candidate for their state ticket today. Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., a week ago as the House Judiciary Committee Chairman to wear eye protection while no candidates had surfaced in the contest called a private meeting in Geneva today SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - Hospital. thief stole a radio, more food, Rd., South Windsor; John • footballs Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., expressed con­ first female candidate for governor in driving a motorcycle, and im­ Gymnastics Class for lieutenant governor. The only other nomination, should Panuzio win. in an attempt to rescue the Cyprus peace James F. Bingham of Stamford and Police today recovered the Born in Mystic, Que., Can., he nine packs of cigarettes and a Daniels Jr., East Hartford; hobby kits fidence in a first-ballot victory for gover­ former Rep. Gerard Spiegel, a Trumbull proper use of registration'. name talked about Friday for that post The only successful amendment to the talks from collapse. “It will be a decisive Connectict history. body of a second fisherman who lived in the Hartford area for can opener from the Susan Henry, 467 Buckland Rd., • model kite nor. The names of four candidates for lawyer, were candidates for attorney He is scheduled to appear in To Start Monday was that of State Sen. John J. Zajac Jr. of GOP’s 1974 platform, adopted at Fridays meeting for the conference,” delegates drowned when their boat ap­ the past 50 years. Before his neighboring apartment of Mary South Windsor; Patrick • travel games His leading opponent. Mayor Nicholas senator, including a black airline pilot and Circuit Court 12, Rockville Aug. Boy’s and girls gymnastics Meriden. session, came from Agostinelli, who said. general. parently overturned in the retirement in 1966, he worked Cramer of 801 Main St. Hallihan, 32 Highland St.; Dean • board games A. Panuzio of Bridgeport, however, a woman, were placed in nomination after Mrs. Margaret V. Tedone, Republican 20. class will start Monday and will suggested revision of a plank on election In Athens, Greece’s new civilian govern­ Connecticut River Thursday for the National Typewriter Co. . Trahan, 20 Upper Butcher Rd., and much, Will Be on Ticket predicted victory for himself on the se­ Baker’s keynote speech to oppose second- member oWhe Hartford City Council, is Edith Trudnak of 21 Sunset run through Aug. 16. reform. ment met for the first time since the night. in Hartford. He was a former Rockville; Andrew Madden, 65 much more— I Agostinelli was among the field of GOP cond or third ballot. term Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., the only declared candidate for secretary Dr., South Windsor was The class will consist of: military handed over power on Police said the mishap oc- player on the Hartford Red Sox Vernon Center Heights, Ver­ gubernatorial candidates earlier this year, Plank Changed Connecticut Republicans, faced with a a former governor. charged Thursday, with Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-9:45 we have every little thingl Wednesday. The crisis cabinet session was of the state. cured about 7:30 p. m. when a baseball team. He was a former I About Town non; Clare Blood, Claremont, but he withdrew from the race and threw potentially dangerous party split and They are Rep. James H. Brannen Iff, R- Compfroller Nathan G. Agostinelli of speeding on Rt. 30. He is a.m., first through third The original wording was: "We also called to discuss the apparent deadlock 12 foot aluminum boat ap­ violinist in the Hartford N.H. his support to Steele. At that time, it was shaded somewhat by the cloud of Colchester, the black; Norma Anderson Manchester is a candidate for re-election. scheduled to appear in Circuit graders, $10 per week; 10 a.m.- pledge to study the feasibility of a shorter with Turkey over Cyprus. parently capsized about a half Symphony Orchestra. Also, Margaret Morris, 68 "where a expect^ he would seek re-election as Watergate, opened the party convention Jorgensen of Newington; Rep. Herbert V. GOP labor leader Gordon Jackson from Court 12, Rockville Aug. 6. 11:45 a.m., fourth grader and election ballot. Agostinelli’s amendment mile north of the Bissell Bridge Survivors are a son, Arnold Registration for the next Crestwood D r.; Andrew Geidel, comptroller. Troops Advance Friday under a Ijuicken^ schedule. Camp Jr., R-Ridgefield, and former Hartford is a candidate for treasurer. A 13-year-old Vernon boy was up, $15 per week; 1 p.m.-2:45 dollar’s changed it to: “We pledge to study the off South Windsor. A. Bockus of East Hartford; swimming class sponsored by 17 Ashworth St.; Dorothy Renn, If he doesn’t get the lieutenant governor UPI correspondent Wilborn Hampton turned over to juvenile p.m., fourth graders and up, $15 worth a feasibility of a longer election ballot, with Party Unity Stressed The body of one of the fisher­ three daughters, Mrs. Robert the Town Recreation Depart­ 27 Goslee Dr.; Dana Getchell, nomination, Agostinelli is probably still reported from Nicosia that Turkish troops authorities Thursday in connec­ per week. the Tniraete of ma)n^rt& | dollar!” specific reference to the Public Utilities Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., vice chair­ man, Rhoderick Anderson, 61, Read of East Hartford, Mrs. ment will be Monday at 9 a.m. 31 Deepwood Dr.; Diane assured a place on the state ticket — as continued to advance on the island tion with the investigation of a For further information call downtown manchestei* Commission.” man of the now defunct Senate Select of Hartford, was pulled from R ay m o n d H a z a rd o'f at each of the town pools. Doughty, Willimantic; Valerie comptroller. No other names were men­ republic, moving westward from the false fire alarm turned in Mike Zotta, 646-6442. The amendment won on a close voice Committee on Presidential Campaign Ac­ the water about 90 minutes Manchester and Mrs. Lloyd Avery, Stafford Springs; tioned Friday for that slot. northern port of Kyrenia. Wednesday night at the alarm vote — and reconsideration was rejected tivities, delivered the keynote address, later. Schultz of Portland, Ore., and Sharon Lizotte, 133 Union St.; Pooled dispatches from Ankara box at McLean and High Sts. in Convention Notes in another close voice vote — which stressing party unity and mentioning His companion’s body was nine grandchildren and four* The Mapchester Property Kathleen Jphnson, Rt. 66, reported Turkish reinforcements and - Rockville. Manchester’s 20-member delegation to suggested that Agostinelli’s proposal was President Nixon only once. recovered by South Windsor great-grandchildren. Owners Association (MPOA) Columbia. supplies landing at Kyrenia Friday. Tanks 2 2 the GOP State Convention reportedly was controversial. Steele's name was placed in nomination Police said a witness assisted firemen about 11 a.m. Funeral services are Satur­ will hold its annual picnic Sun­ and armored cars rumbled down the in identifying the boy. Police still favoring Steele over Bridgeport Agostinelli didn’t think so, though. He for governor by Middletown Mayor day at noon in the Glastonbury day in Coventry. Participants twisting, 18-mile road to Nicosia. went to his home, and with the Mayor Nicholas Panuzio in balloting for said the questions were probably raised Anthony Sbona, who called him “the Funeral Home, 450 New London are reminded to bring their own Turkish forces control a corridor of land black light which shows up the VITAMIN the gubernatorial nomination, which was because delegates didn’t understand his champion of the people in all matters,” to Tpke., Glastonbury. Burial will chairs. For information and through the mountainous countryside Today’s substance put on the alarm slated to start this morning. amendment. the applause of a sizable segment of the be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, directions to the picnic site call from the northern coast to the capital. boxes to detect those who turn HEADQUARTERS delegates. Steele was given the edge over Rocky Hill. 742-7910. Greek Cypriots charged the Turks were Thought in false alarms, found the sub­ Liggett Parkade Panuzio in delegate votes. Friends may call at the attempting to widen their control on the stance on his hands. Low Prices! Panuzio’s name was placed in nomina­ funeral home tonight from 7 to Carrasco Repeats Threats island. tion by Rep/ Stewart B. McKinney, R- 6 “ Harvest Tiine" 9. Conn,, who termed him one who 7 Sporadic Fire "But the fruit of the Spirit is Fire Calls Sporadic mortar and machine gun fire “understands finance and cities” and “a love, joy, peace, patience, Kathy saya: “Native Fruit S Vegetables Are broke the five-day-old cease-fire in the working man's candidate.” Panuzio has MANCHESTER To Kill 11 Hostages kindness, goodness, In Meiiioriam Coming In Every Day, Go Native i Eat Plenty capital Friday, mainly along the so-called the support of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill and faithfulness, gentleness, self- Thursday, 6:20 p.m. —first J. Brian Gaffney, state party chairman. Each Day — It’s Good For You/" green line separating the majority Greek control; against such there is aid call, a child not breathing,, HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (UPI) - Convict “They can take the responsibility. In loving memory of Harry Snover who Butter a Sugir Com, Grom • Yellow Beene, Green S Yellow Cypriot community from the minority Resolution Planned no law.’’ Galatians 5:22,23 passed away July 28, 1967.3 at 116 Carriage Dr. See story in Fred Gomez Carrasco repeated threats They’re underestimating me and by doing N Squeth, Switt Chord, Beet Greene, Baled Bowl, Leeke, Egg Turkish Cypriots. A group of supporters of President In most sections of our nation Police report. (Town) today to execute 11 persons he has held so they are putting many lives in jeopardy. 1 often sit and think of you, a Plant, Boeton Lettuce, Shell S Lima Beane, Rad • Hot Peppere, Cypriot President Glafkos Clerides Nixon planned to iqAoduce a resoluion And think of how you died. SOUTH WINDSOR •J Dill, Cherry Toamloae, Yame, Tumipa, Acorn A Butternut hostage for three days, saying, “If I go, we If they do provoke me, you’ll know what the planting season is ended and warned Friday that war could break out on backing the embattled President, but the farmers await sunlight and To think you couldn’t say goodbye. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. —rescue X Squeth. all go down.” caused it," the outlaw said. Before you closed your eyes. the island if the Turkish advance was not party leadership sought to head off any showers, in proportion, to bring crews called to the Connecticut I Bluabarriei, Plume, Poacher, Naclarinea, Bing Cherrieo, The accused murderer and drug The blow was hard, Ihe shock severe, y Strawbarriae, Gooeabarriee, Hawaiian Pineapple, Papayae, 0 ^ Friday night Carrasco, armed with halted. conflict over endorsing or condemning a plenteous harvest. "This is a I never thought your death so near. River to Aid in search and smuggler, making a desperate bid for es­ revolvers, opened fire, hitting no one, in a God called you home and gave you rest o Mangoaa, Red, White A Blue Grapea, Cantaloupaa, Nixon. yearly miracle and we often rescue of boating misshap. See cape from the Texas State Penitentiary, In Geneva, Greek Foreign Minister 1 know on earth, you did your best. £ Honaydewa, Crawahaw Melona, Umae, Peara. display of anger, and rejected an offer of Faced with the threat of time- take it for granted. Can’t we Wife. Gertrude Snover story in today’s Herald. “VISIT OUH IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY" warned prison officials not to un­ George Mavros threatened to walk out of transportation from the prison director, consuming roll calls, party leaders expect the same when the seed derestimate him. the two-day-old Cyprus peace conference THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALSI W. J. Estelle Jr. The desperado insisted he decided to start the nominating process of God’s Word is sown in the Friday if 'Turkish violations of the cease­ TOMATOES t fancy, vine ripened...... ib .4 tC Y»'" w x k P ' ' would dictate his own terms for escape. for governor and U.S. senator Friday hearts of men and the Spirit fire did not stop. Turkey charged Greece CUCUMBERS t lancy, native...... S lor a « « OVERCAST “Carrasco has made this clear to us — lather than adhering to the original gives the sunshine of God’s had violated the truce. NOTICE NATIVE GREEN A YELLOW SQUASH 1 m. S V C he will leave the way he wants to —at the ^hedule of Saturday. The nominations grace and the gentle dew of the Mavros and Turkish Foreign Minister FANCY PEACHES time he wants to,” a prison spokesman must be completed by a statutory deadline love of Christ? We ought to be « ip S V C 9 0 ^ Turhan Gunes adjourned the talks tem­ The Collector of Revenue said. Saturday midnight. constantly aware of how the NEW CROP LODI APPLES...... aqt b a g * 1 .S S porarily pending the outcome of today’s During Friday night negotiations, House Speaker Francis J. Collins, R- harvest of kindness, love and For The Town of Manchester BLUEBERRIES...... ,n ,s v c private meeting. The meeting was » We Sell The HereM, Sunday ^apera, pJua LoHary Tlcftaft/ Carrasco fired seven pot shots in the Brookfield, another candidate for gover­ patience looks in our lives and arranged late Friday night after a day of will Be Open prison classrooin where he has held his nor, was nominated by House Majority homes. Lord. Bring forth the Cloudy with chance of a few showers or hectic mediation by British Foreign hostages, who include seven women, since Leader Gerald F. Stevens, R-Milford. fruits of faith in -our lives. Savings Bank thunderstorms, becoii|ing mostly sunny Wednesday. No one was hit by the shots. Secretary James Callaghan. Urges Party Unity Collins apparently held enough delegate Submjtted by SATURDAY, JULY 27 - 8:30 • Noon this afternoon. High today in the low 80s. Officials at the talks said Turkey had p C D f l Carrasco, who successfully bargained votes to tip the balance for either Steele or Co-Pastor Fair tonight. Low in the upper 50s to low with prison officials for bullet-proof vests proposed calling a conference in about two Republican State Convention at the For the Payment of Taxes to three weeks to consider a new constitu­ Panuido. U.S. Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- Rev. C. Henry Anderson 271 OMUNO Sf„ MANGNUTBr - B4A-AM4 of Manchester 60s. Sunny and pleasant Sunday. High in and walkie-talkies, said he fired the shots Bushnell Friday night. (Herald photo Monippr F 0 ' I" the low to mid 80s. tion for the island republic. Greece was \ Primary Looms Tenn., used a theme of party unity in Emanuel Lutheran Church because he felt the quality of the items his keynote address to the Connecticut by Bevins) delivered was inferior. reported to be considering the proposa. A primary loomed as a strong possibility i f