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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1975 — VOL. XCIV, No. 232 Manchester—A City of Village Charm twenty pa g e s — two sec t io ns PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

Strikes Spread Across Country

By United Press International Unionized construction workers walked Workers went on strike Tuesday in a con- "Men who work physically react Garbage simmered in the summer sun physically. It’s a gut, heart and yoti-know- off their jobs in Atlanta, halting construc- tract dispute.

in New York city, skeleton staffs manned were-else reaction,” he said. tion of the 70-story Peachtree Plaza Hotel —About 50 sanitation workers walked

Pennsylvania prisons and mental in- The rank-and-file went on strike without in the downtown district and stalling work off their jobs in Jackson, Tenn., halting

stitutions, the presses of Pittsburgh union authorization and has vowed not to on the $47 million Tower Place develop- garbage collections. Workers were pushing for higher wagesik newspapers were halted and some con- return to work unless the layoffs are ment in suburban Buckhead. The union struction was stopped in Atlanta today. rescinded. said the strike affected some 18,000 to 20,- —Thousands of picketing Santa Clara

, Tens of thousands of workers — in- In Pennsylvania, a strike brought picket 000 workers, although contractors said County workers in San Jose, Calif., ig-

cluding more than 100,00() Pennsylvania lines to almost every government building they doubted more than 3,000 workers — nored a temporary court order against

state employes — were off their jobs as a in the state. the total union membership — were on their first strike in coUtity history. The ac-

series of strikes spread across the coun- An estimated 90,000 members of the strike. tion by about 4,000 of the County's 10,000

try. American Federation of State, County and Elsewhere: employes threatened to cripple public ser-

Some 7,000 New York sanitation Municipal Employes walked out deman- —Management manned tele^one vices in 15 cities.

workers staged a wildcat strike in sym- ding higher wages. They were joined by operations for the Central Telephone Com- —City workers in Pawtucket, R.I.,

pathy with their 2,934 fellow workers laid the 12,000-member Pennsylvania Social pany of Illinois, serving some 70,000 returned to work today after a court order

off by Mayor Abraham Beame in efforts to Services Union and the 3,300-member customers in (!1iicago’s northwest sub- halted a one-day orderly strike by about

trim the city’s budget. ’The sanitation Pennsylvania Nurses Association. urbs. Some 950 members of the Inter- 265 members of the Municipal Workers

workers were among some 19,000 workers Pennsylvania Attorney General Robert national Brotherhood of Electrical Union in a contract dispute. r*? / — including about 5,000 policemen and 2,- Kane filed suits seeking to force about half

000 firemen — laid off by the city. the strikers back to work. In the interim,

Health officials w o rrit about the con- prisons and mental hospitals were manned

squences of a prolonged strike. As the day by skeleton crews of non-union personnel. wore on Tuesday, overflowing trash cans Negotiations between the Pittsburgh Police and Pickets

and piles of uncollected trash bags Press Co., and Teamsters were

became common sights — if not smells — deadlocked as a strike by paper truck in the city. drivers entered its sixth day. ’The strike, Tangle at Groton ’The city planned to seek an injunction to staged to protest the reassignment of a

order the workers back to their jobs, but a receiving dock worker, has halted publica- GROTON (UPI) — Picketing resumed employes, supervisors and draftsman left union spokesman said he did not if the men tion of the afternoon Pittsburgh Press and peacefully today in the second day of a the yard. would obey any court order. the morning Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. strike by skilled workers against Electric Roy Colville, an officer of the Marina Boat Division of General Dynamics as Draftsmen’s Association, told Gov: Gov. Ella T. Grasso looked into claims of Grasso by telegram that (tonnecticut was police brutality that were denied by state police. “not a police state and we appeal to you as Civil Strife Spreads governor not to let this incident repeat

itself.” ^ The governor’s chief legal advisor, Members of the MDA, which struck

To Northern Lebanon Aaron Ment, was at the scene to observe Electric Boat two years ago, honored the picketing by the 10,000 member Metal line Tuesday but were asked to return to

Trades Council which accused state police their jobs tc^ay. At least one member said BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Battles row, raising casualties in the bloody of brutality in the arrests of 11 pickets he and others could not. get through the between Moslem and Christian political religious warfare to 250 dead and 7()0 Monday. wounded. picket line. militias spread to northern Lebanon Mrs. Grasso meet in Hartford with State But most of Beirut was calm by “The Connecticut State Police engaged today,'defying an hours-old cease-fire and Police Conunissioner Edward Leonard to daybreak. Radio Beirut said all the city’s in what I call police brutality^ I was threatening the country’s new “salvation” discuss the use of troopers at the struck roads were open by 7:30 a.m. although sickened at the action taken by the state government. submarine yard, the major builder for the streets in southeastern suburbs were still police,” Colville said. “The use of un^ue Bombs and bullets rocked the Lebanese Navy’s nuclear sumarine fleet. Review Insurance Coverage unsafe. force against union members was a capital this morning for the ninth day in a Lranard said after the meeting some of The fighting between the militias of shameful spectacle,” he said. the strikers had been drinking and local Lebanon’s warring Moslem and Christian Colville said the police battered one Insurance coverage for 28 teenagers from Belfast, Northern Ireland, who police asked for help because of trouble in political parties spread northward to young union member’s face against a past strikes. Leonard said he bad 60 police van. will arrive Satu^ay in Manchester, was completed yesterday. Frank Tripoli and the Bekaa Valley near the Board Mission troopers on the scene Monday and this was Mrs. Grasso told newsmen Leonard ad- Sheldon, seated left, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. agent, arranged for Syrian border. cut down to 20 today. He said he oped to vised her his men would be at Electric full major medical coverage for all youngsters while they are here. An The major political parties in the withdraw all state police within a week if Boat because Groton police had asked for amount equal to the premium for the coverage was treated as a corporate Accomplished divided nation of 2.5 million maintain everything remains peaceful. them. “It was his decision, his judgment,” gift by Phoenix Mutual and an amount equal to the commission on the militias to protect the rights of Lebanon’s Rep. Christoper J. Dodd, D-Conn., in she said. special policy was donated by Sheldon. The policy provides up to a maximum The Manchester Board of Directors ac- two principal religious groups. whose district the shipyard is located, also of $1 million for each participant. Seated right is Dr. Edward P. Flanagan, complished its mission Tuesday night. It The violence flared despite a cease-fire met with the governor to discuss the As for the arrests, the governor said fund raising chairman for the Irish Children’s Project co-sponsored by St. completed all of its business for this worked out by Premier Rashid Karami month and won’t have another meeting un- strike. Leonard told her “state policemen had Mary’s Episcopal Church and St. James Catholic Church who arranged for Tuesday evening hours after he formed a Anthony DeGregory, president of the til Atig. 5. It’s normal procedure is to meet been assaulted.” “salvation government to save Lebanon council, said today the unions will seek |he 14 Catholic and 14 Protestant teenagers to spend the summer months in formally twice a month. Troopers should only be used to protect from further bloodshed.” civil court action on the brutality, charges. !tonchester. Standing is William A. Hunt of Phoenix Mutual. (Herald photo Director Carl Zinsser, who had the “rights of both parties — the strikers DeGregory also charged that at least by Pinto) expressed doubts the board could com- and those who want to work,” the gover- one state policeman dressed in civilian plete its business in one session, was jold nor added. clothes infiltrated the picket lines Monday by Mayor John Thompson to “wait and Dodd Proposes Larry Flaman, a member of the boiler- and was removed when his presence makers’ union at the shipyard and a vice see,” before formally requesting two Busing Workers became known.. president of a New London sessions. “They’ve got troopers here, helicopters, longshoremens’ local, said the state police Town Ends Fiscal Year At 10:58, Zinsser complimented Thomp- and everything. What a way for the gover- would “gang up, five and six to one son on completing the board’s agenda. HARTFORD (UPI) — Rep. C3iristopher nor to waste the state’s money,” picket,” and “haul him away.” A poll of the nine directors Tuesday J. Dodd, D-Conn., said today he’s working DeGregory said. The public information officer of the With $300,000 Surplus night shows four definitely will seek re- . on a plan to bus persons from his 2nd A state police spokesmen said troopers election in November. The other five said District’s high unemployment areas to Connecticut State Police denied the early today found one street near the yard brutality charges, and said the state they’re “undecided.” sites where there are labor shortages. By SOL R. COHEN “impassable because of broken bottles policemen were not taking sides. other town employes “for holding the line Definite for seeking re-election are Dodd said he discussed his plans for the Manchester finds itself in an enviable and nails.” He'said a parking lot used by At issue is a new contract between the in expenditures.” Democrats Phyllis Jackston and Jack economic recovery of southeastern position today! state police was scattered with broken Metal Trades Council and Electric Boat. A Weiss said the town wound up the fiscal Goldberg and Republicans Vivian (Connecticut in a meeting with Gov. Ella T. With municipalities all over the state glass, telephone lines were cut and a union spokesman said the two issues year with over $219,516 in lapsed (unspent) Ferguson and Carl Zinsser. Grasso. They also talked briefly about the and nation in financial straits —scratching telephone recepticle used by the state blocking a settlement were wage hikes appropriations. Other factors include “Undecided” are Democrats John violence Tuesday between strikers at - for money to keep vital services going, police “ripped from the pole.” and a company attempt to change contract about $120,000 more received from the Thompson, Pascal Prignano, Matt Moriar- Electric Boat in Groton and state police, faced with layoffs of teachers, policemen, Eleven persons were arrested when language that governs the workers’ state for special education than estimated, ty Jr. and Robert Price, and Republican he said, and they agreed to watch the sanitary workers and firemen scuffling broke out as nonstriking productivity. $50,000 in premium refunds received from Hillery Gallagher. situation. —Manchester wound up the 1974-75 fiscal Aetna Life & Casualty (based on a review Dodd said the busing program would be employes arrived and state troopers tried The council turned down a three-year Year (it ended June 30) with an extraor- of premiums and claims) and more paid for by the industries who hire the to open the picket line for an oncoming offer that included a 33-cent-an-hour wage

dinary surplus. "previous years” tax reveneue than an- workers. He mentioned Electric Boat, car, police said. increase and improvements in health,

That surplus, as Town Manager Robert ticipated. Gasoline Prices builders of submarines, and United Nine strikers were charged with dis- hospital and pensiod plans, a company

Weiss revealed Tuesday night, “could be When the Board of Directors adopted Technologies as possible backers of the orderly conduct, and two with reckless use spokesman said. Up For Holiday in the neighborhood of $300,000,” the ihe 1975-76 (General Fund budget and tax program. of a highway by a pedestrian. DeGregory said the union wants an 89-

equivalent of just over one mill in the tax rate, it didn’t make any allowance for Electric Boat already buses some of its A 12to striker was arrested on a dis- cent wage increase with a cost-of-iiving rate. 1974-75 surplus. It raised the tax rate by HARTFORD (UPI) - With gasoline apprentice welders from as far away as orderly condut charge at 4:30 p.m. as a escalator built into any multiple-year Weiss said his estimate is preliminary 1.35 mills. ’The $300,000 estimated surplus, prices on the rise, a state official says a Bridgeport, about 60 miles away. number of management officials, office pact. but near-accurate, “pending more infor- is the equivalent of just over 1 mill. gallon of regular last week went for about mation on year-end revenue and expen- 60 cents on the average, a price which may The 1975-76 budget provides for minimal ditures.” cutbacks in vital services and, except for be looked back on longingly by holiday He complimented department heads and vacancies due to attrition, no layoffs. weekenders. Kenneth Wood, deputy administrator of

the Connecticut Energy Agency, said ’Tuesday that the 1.4-to 3-cent raises an- nounced by eight oil companies could boost the price of regular gasoline to ,66 Astronauts Make cents a gallon in Connecticut. Rep. Qiarles R. Matties, R-West Hart- ford, a director of the Connecticut ^Tour’ of Russia Gasoline Retailers Association, predicted that gasoline prices will rise above 70 cents a gallon by year’s end. . CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - Officials at Houston, Cape Canaveral Matties, who runs an Exxon station, With the help of a 9,000-mile radio link, a and Moscow said the rendezvous rehear- termed the increase “the holiday raise,” pair of Russian cosmonauts gave three sals went smoothly. added in the knowledge that motorists will U.S. astronauts a make-believe tour of the During the three days of exercises, the log millions of extra miles over the long Soviet Union. With luck, 15 days from now astronauts at the Manned Spacecraft July 4 weekend. it will be the real thing. Center in Houston and cosmonauts Alexei ^ a u s e gasoline supplies are short, he fjr The “tour” was part of a three-day Leonov and Valeri Kubasov at Star City, said, dealers will raise their prices further dress rehearsal which ended Tuesday. It Russia, operated out of simulators, and than the few pennies per gallon ordered by was a test for a planned July 17 rendez- American and Russian flight controllers ' f the major companies. A vous in space between the Americans and worked in the control centers of both coun- Shell, American and Phillips are brands Russians. tries. at least 3 cents per gallon higher in price. € A launch rehearsal without the The cosmonauts gave the Americans a Mobil, Ashland and Clark prices are going astronauts was set for today at 3:50 p.m. “tour” of the Soviet Union when the up at least 2.5 cents. Arco will be at least 2 c EDT, the same hour of the day as the ac- spacecrafts were supposedly flying over W. cents more expensive, and Texaco will tual launch is scheduled July 15. Russia. cost at least 1.4 cents more per gallon. The final launch rehearsal takes place The American crew spoke Russian Wood attributed the higher prices to ' Thursday with the U.S. astronauts — Brig. during the rehearsal, which lasted for President Ford’s tariff hike, lower gas- Gen. Thomas Stafford, Donald Slayton and nearly 12 hours each of the three days, and oline supplies, higher operating expenses, Vance Brand — actually in the Apollo the Russians spoke English. increased demand and inadequate spacecraft. That will complete the The Soviet news agency Tass quoted refinery production. detailed “countdown demonstration test” Leonov as saying "from both ends of the

which began last week. Moscow-Houston line they threw into the channel of developments almost 20 un- expected faults.” Inside Today

Tass said Leonov and Stafford “cracked Area P rofile...... Pages 4, 5, 14, 15, 16 these hard nuts in a matter of seconds.” Meet Mabel Glutz, MHS Class of ’55 The Weather The primary U.S. crew is in quarantine. Blood Donors ...... Page 7 The astronauts can associate only with a Dear Abby...... Page 8 "Mabel Glutz,” 'right, wears a blank aloof look even as Glutz” is a mannequin wearing style of dress worn 20 select few people, including their wives, Mostly sunny with high temperatures in Business N ew s...... Page16 years ago by the female class members. Mozzer was whose health is monitored by space doc- William Mozzer puts his arm around her at the Herald Angle...... Page 11 chairman of the event. Guests of honor were Edson the mid 80s to low 90s. Fair tonight with tors. Manchester High School Class of 1955 reunion held Satur- lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Variable Mr. Baseball Honored...... Page11 The backup crew of Alan Bean, Ronald day at The Colony in Talcottville. Enjoying the fun are Bailey, former MHS principal; Harry Smith, former cloudiness with highs in the 80s and a Evans and Jack Lousma also is in quaran- Moriarty’s Preserve Skein...... Page 11 Harriet Duff, co-chairman of the runion committee ,and teacher at MHS; Gilbert Hunt, head of the English chance of showers developing Thursday. tine and taking part in the rehearsals. Softball, Little League...... Page 12 George Dormer, president of the Class of ’55. “Miss department at MHS. (Herald photo by Dunn) I'

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn- Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE THREE THEATER SCHEDULE ^ NATIONAI Wf ATHil StRViCf HMICAST <• 7AM tST 1> } > 75 30.1?^ am . I 2977 V Local Guard Ufiit Seeks Recruits II TV TONIGHT Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 Vernon Cine 1 — •CATTlb/ .Manchester’s National Guard proximately 40 job slots in the Manchester Drive-In — specialists and infantrymen “Moonrunners,” 7:30-9:30 6:00 Movie ...... 8-40 The Thin E d g e...... 24 Hdq. Co., 1st Bn. 169th Inf. is battalion. "They call us national because “Young Frankenstein,” 8:40; that must be filled. There are Vernon Cine 2 — “ 4 News...... 3-8-22-30 The Living Word ...... 18 11:00 c o n d u c tin g a s u m m e r Sgt. 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Belladonna — Precision and superprecision bidding - MPAA Chamberlin — Antichrist and Agway! 9 ' 1 ^ WihU/l the Millennium SUPER D WEEDONE Cohen — The new believers COSMETICS LAWN WEED CONTROL SUMMER DRESSES SPREADS, COVERS, WE CARRY ALL OUR ENTIRE STOCK MISSES’, WOMEN’S de Tolnay — Michelangelo • contains 2,4-D and Banvel D (DIcamba) THE TOP LINES FOR ALL GIRLS WINDOW DRESSING Dunn — Ponzi! the Boston • broad spectruhri control for stubborn OF MEN’S SUITS DRESS SALE swindler ARTHUR DRUG and common weeds Stretch-to-fit slipcovers. Asst, Garcia — Magic with cards • safe to desirable grasses 1 / 3 -1 / 2 OFF 1 / 3 OFF patterns, colors. Reg. 20.00-71.00. (85-3196) 2 0 % OFF OrIg. 9.00-24.00. Come one, come ail, A sale to suit every man. You can save Speciall This week save on super Now sale priced ...... 20% off J ohn a dorot hy bo w en we’ve got the dresses that’ll surely Invitayoutodinaat on all tropicals and year 'round collection of dresses. Summer and Discontinued novelty curtains. Reg. quart $4.79 please. In sizes 4-6X and 7-14. Choose weJot}te. Trios, vested suits and basics, year 'round weights, colors. Many 4.00-6.00 ...... 1/3-1/2 off THE GENERAL LYON INN from many prints and solids. Hurry in. ROUTB 198. EASTFORD, CONNECTICUT shorts and longs. styles, even the big dress. 10-22 and Floor cushions. Reg. 17.00 ... 1/3 off UV2-2 AY2. Serving GIRLS’ COORDINATES “Tara” casement draperies. American Culiine In An AGW AY TOTAL PtiRITAN SHIRTS Now sale priced ...... 20% off Authentic Colonial Atmotphere WEED KILLER a . 4 9 - 7 . 9 9 LUNCHEON -12-2 P.M. - Mon. - Sat. WEEDONE DRY 8 . 9 9 DINNER - 6-8 P.M. - Mon. • Sat. • non-arsenlcal, Orig. 4.00-12.00. For 4-6X. Also in 7-14. non-selective CRABGRASS Reg. 12.00-13.00. M6n’s short sleeved LADIES’ SUMMER SUNDAY A HOLIDAYS -12 - 2:30 P.M. Orig. 5.00-14.00...... 2.99-8.99 Raaarvatlona Suggaatad Talaphona 974-1380 • contains 1.6% pramitol US*:.. KILLER / polyester Ban-Ion® knits. Sizes S-XL. • eliminates and prevents ACCESSORIES ^ • post-emergence SAVE ON SHEETS ^AlrConditione^Fo^YourCoi^^ regrowth o1 all vegetation Kick-a-way pants. Bikinis and briefs. BIG BOYS’ SHIRTS , throughout entire season control MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS AND PILLOWS • bag covers 4,000 sq. ft. Colors, prints. Reg. 1.25 ea., 6/5.99 • iiss on driveways, patios, tennis courts (85-0307) (85-3120) Scarves. Squares, oblongs in colors, 2 . 9 9 Anemone sheets. Twin, reg. 6.00, 2.99; 1 0 . 9 9 prints. Reg. 7.00-10.00 .. .5.99 & 7.99 Orig. 4.00-5.50. Knits for 8-18. Also 4-7 Full, reg. 7.50, 4.99; queen, reg. 11.00, quart Reg. 15.00. Acetate and nylon prints, $2. 19 11W lb. bag $7. 95 White Jewelry. Necklaces, bracelets, sizes. Orig. 3.50-4.50 . ! ...... 2.49 6.49; Cases, reg. 5.50 pr...... 3.49 pr. florals. Long sleeved in S, M, L, XL. (654)300) pierced & clip-on earrings .... 1/3 off Sumergrade' goose feather pillows. gallon $5.79 Summer handbags. Choose whites and L’lL GIRLS’ POLOS Reg. 12.00 & 14.00. .2/11.99 COFFEE LEISURE SUITS straws. Reg. 6.00-25.00...... 1/3 off AND 1 . 9 9 -2 . 9 9 3 1 . 9 9 CYCLONE MODEL HOSE END Orig. 3.00-5.00. Solids In white, red, SPRAYER , Reg. 55.00-65i.00. Men's Arrow suits of B ROTARY navy, yellow. Some prints. 4-6X. SAVE ON CHINA, Dacron® polyester/cotton. 36-46. DINNER - THEATRE DONUTS SPREADER • water pressure does the work SILVER & GIFTS $10.00 ptr perioii • uniform, burn-free results • simple thumb control MEN’S SLACKS GOSSARD SLEEPWEAR BOYS WALK SHORTS Sparkling savings. Don’t miss the big • large hopper • nozzles edjuetable Cocktail • salad - choice of Dublin values on these holiday giftables. or Shrimp • side order of Linguini • spreads up to 6 width • extension permits under- 6 . 9 9 - 1 2 . 9 9 3 . 9 9 • fingertip control leaf spraying 1 0 . 9 9 & 1 2 . 9 9 - rolls & butter, Orig. 10.00-17.00. Gowns, coats and Orig. 5.00-5.75. Polyester and cotton Terrarium kit. Reg. 10.00-17.00, now coffee • tea (82-3454) 3 gal capacity (81-1030) j Reg. 13.00-15.00. Fine cord chino solids, prints. 8-16 reg., V i 4 slim. sale priced...... 50% off Admission to evenings I slacks for casual wear. Sizes 32-40. p.j.'s of Antron® nylon in P, S, M. L. performance at $29.95 ONLY $5. 15 90-pc. set of imported china Nutmeg Summer Playhouse REG. PRICE 20 gal. capacity (81-1032) dinnerware. Reg. 'OO.OO...... 49.99 8TORR8. CONN. RESILIO SHIRTS INFANTS’ SUMMER Silver plated monteith bowl. Reg. HOW r Layino ONLY LUV — June 27 to July B $5. 09 AND NECKWEAR MISSES’ OUTERWEAR FUN PL AY WEAR 9.99...... 6.99 information for theatre tickets At the sign ol the Happy Dotuttf Leather pantcoats. Vanilla or mocha Silver plated bud vase. Reg. 4.99, noW and reservations call 429-2912 (XMieLETE S6RVICE SHOP Pidi Up B Mivwv 5 0 % OFF NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 6:00 PM for 8-16. Reg. 88.00-140.00 .. 25% off 2 5 % OFF sale priced ...... 3.99 V e ssT k tan ' Reg. 16.00-25.00. 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CLOSED FRIDAY, JULY 4: FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6*. USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. ... PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 - PAGE FIVE ISoriham Hills Subdivision Hearing PostponedffUdA DEPT. STORE Recreation Program SODA SALE CARPETS FAMOUS BRANDS (W* Hav* A Notion To Plaaaa) HEBRON required to have leaching The committee is seeking Requests Granted TRAILER LOADS IN STOCK trenches installed no greater candidates for towns officers The Hebron Zoning Board of Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkat 3 for < Annr Dallaire EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER 9 9 1 DAT SERVICE 228>:)267 than 30 inches into the original and board. Appeals has granted two Now In Full Swing The Planning and Zoning grade. The committee will then applications for variances, each 3 Day July 4th Sale Commission (PZC) has voted She Hcratb The PZC will not conduct a nominate a slate of candidates with a number of stipulations. Charcoal Grills JULY 1, 2, 3 will also sponsor a summer meeting in July or August. at the Democratic caucus July Daniel Cardono, 686 Brewer VERNON Children are eligible to par- on WHOLESALE TO ALL unanimously to adjourn a public Area Profile Charcoal Lighters bowling program with registra- ticipate in the programs if they hearing on the proposed Seek Condidates 31. St., East Hartford, was granted RUBBER BACK COMMERCIAL LEVEL LO O P ...... IS.OOtq.yclAup The candidate selection com- Building Permits permission to construct a one- The Vernon recreation tion to start the week of July 7 have completed kindergarten GINGER ALE, CLUB & TONIC C O H Quarts Northam Hills Subdivision sec- Charcoal Brix and bowling to start the and up to 15 years.of age. There ...... $3.95tq.ydAup mitted to the commission. two public hearings at their mittee of the Democratic Town Building permits issued family, year-round dwelling on programs are now in full swing, shags ...... $3.50«q.ydAup tion-Il for an indefinite period. following week. will also be a recreation 12 Bottle Limit Per Customer The proposed subdivision con- Sept. 9 meeting on Salmon Committee will meet tonight at during May in Hebron were for Hillcrest Dr., Amston. the playground programs until GRASS TURF, While It Ueto, HURRYI...... $3.75eq.ydAup The action was taken after a Thermos Containers Transportation to the program for the handicapped. While the Supplies Last sists of six lots on Millstram River Park Subdivision and the 8 p.m. at the Town Office three single dwellings totaling Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cubit, Aug. 15 and the swimming lengthy discussion of a Rockville Bowling Plaza will be Anyone wishing further infor- CO M E ON OVER AND SEE Rd. and two 50-ft. rights-of- proposed Shangrila subdivision. Building. It invites all $94,000; additions and repairs, of 73 Jan Dr., Hebron, were Styrofoam Coolers programs until the Labor Day proposed detention pond on the free from the playgrounds on mation should call the recrea- WED0INSTALUTI0N8 way, one leading into a 21 acre The PZC received a letter Democrats or unaffiliated $3,570; three pools, $14,189; one granted permission to construct weekend. land owned by John Luchs and Tuesdays and Thursdays. There tion office, Lottie Fisk William Monaco of Glaston- parcel and the other leading from Frank Richardson, voters in Hebron who ac chicken coop, $150; one shed, a two-car garage and unheated Small Patio ja U e s Swimming periods at the Ver- NOKTHEW PACKAIX STORE breezeway addition to their will be a charge for bowling. Building, Henry Park. bury, developers of the subdivi- into a 17-acre parcel of land. Hebron town sanitarian, stating terested in participatlfif^n the ’ ^>300; and a garage and Need Something? A$k PUuml non Elem entary and the 4 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER CARPET MERCHANTS home. sion. The PZC also voted to hold that some lots there will be town’s government to attend. reezeway, $3,500. Horowitz Pool in Henry Park, (Next to Farrs) 1310 TOLLAND TPKE. C4C-C56C OPEN 10 to 5:30 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS Engineer Russell Fransen will be from 1 to 2; 10 p.m.; 2:30 told PZC members that the to3:30p.m.;3:40to4;50p.m.;6 pond is designed to collect and to 7 p.m.; and 7 :o 8 p.m. detain the water which flows to The last period is a family properties owned by Mr. and 2 DAYS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY hour with ho one under 16 ad- Wednesday Mrs. John Gordon and Mrs. mitted unles^ accompanied by And Tina Nicolo. an adult. Mrs. Nicolo and the Gordons The hours at Valley Falls Thursday were present at the hearing and Park pond are noon to 7 p.m. Only! Gordon said that they would not The first in a series of swim- grant an easement for water to ming classes started today at CLOSED FRI., JULY 4 flow onto their property. Gor- HDUimf WASTr all three swimming areas. don said that recent newspaper Donald Berger, recreation SAVE TO accounts were incorrect and he director, said about 700 children 20 LB. Cushioned had spoken to both Monaco and are registered for the first 30% OFF Luchs and informed them that series. Our Reg. Prices On KINGSFORD Folding they would not grant an ease- Misses’and Charcoal Furniture ment. Gordon also said that Season passes for individuals Briquets surveyors had gone onto the or families are availble at Women’s CHAIR, Reg. 15.99 either pool. A pass entitles each property without his permis- I' sion. member of a family to two Daytime First Selectmen Aaron Reid swims per day throughout the Dresses said the pond was a new con- season. Passes are $8.50 per 2.22 11.70 cept and to bring it forward at family if only one pool is to be Our Reg. to 9.99 the time of the hearing did not used and $10 if both are to be CHAISE, Reg. 26.99 allow ample time for the town used. to look at the plan, and for this Individual passes are $4 for Motorized reason the public hearing Nylon 5x7’ Two Man Tent one pool for those 15 or younger Folding Grill 19.87 should be adjourned. Coleco Steel Wall Pools and $5 for those 16 or older. Double tubular arms; PZC members Charles Eaton Nylon screen door, 3-way Dennis Schaeffer is director Our Reg. 19.99 zipper, rear screen win- Super selection of cool chaise has adjustable and Wilbur Dennis requested 6 Ft. Diam. dow. Includes poles, at Henry Park pool; Calvin Summer dresses! backrest. Button tufted that a cross-section detailing 15” High ropes, stakes, carry bag. Goldsmith, Vernon Elementary Polyester prints, cushions, corded edges. the pond by submitted to the Our Reg. 24.99 Pool; and Charles Stone, Valley Arnel jerseys, many Our Reg. 15.49 clever touches of fashion 14.70 PZC. 14" Falls Park. Misses’and Easy grid positioner. Gordon said the developers The playground programs in the season's best colors. 81/2’ X 12 Rib Women’s Sizes 12 to 20, 14-1/2 to Brown/silver hood, plus "are not going to force that 8 Ft. diam X 18" H I I 10 Ft. diam. x 24” H. IMPACT will be conducted at Henry 24-1/2. spit and motor Deluxe Liftiit water on us.” Coleman Park, Legion Field, and Vernon Pant Suits < PZC Chairman Salvatore TOnSTM RSTER’ 19.76 36.70 Tennis Rackets Elementary, Lake St., Maple Umbrella Mastrandrea raised the ques- 38 Quart St., Skinner Rd., and Center Rd. LILY100PAK-7OZ. Our Reg. 89.99 14” 3-Speed Breeze Box Fan Our Reg. Our Reg. 8.99 SPECIAL! LACE, PADDED tion of possible impact the pond ^ sturdy steel walls, rugged vinyl liner. Enjoy Poly-Lite schools. COLD CUPS or would have on wetlands and 1 healthy backyard fun all summer! to 11.99 or SOFT COTTON CUP BRAS! A, B, & C CUPS, SIZES 32 to 40. Ea. 50 PAK-9” PLATES with the information now Cooler YOUR Each playground will have presented the comrhission Our DECORATED! 97' Aluminum CHOICE three supervisors with Sherri Reg. 1.49 PAK would rule the hearing applica- Reg. Slilaly Blonstein as over-all director. 100% Poly mini-fringe ^ tion incomplete. 16.70 Laddar The areas will be open Mondays SAVE 25®/run about two Adjustable thermostat with powerful 2 speed Longer lasting protection. Reg. 6.99 O Injured and outraged Steve QUALIFY FOR REBATE, YOU MUST pockets, 1 inside pocket. a wide selection of fabric, hours. In case of rain the film fan. Culet lOtary compressor. Weighs only 49 Dolphin Ring Toss lost no time in suing the promoter S, M, L, XL. Not every Dress Slack PURCHASE A CAN OF RIGHT GUARD. will be shown in the school Iso Clor Powder or Tablets 7 3/4 |b.,.| #147 Color trimmed collar, cuffs. Reg. 7.77 5.33 lbs; 115 volts, 7.5 amperes. Gam^i'^^or pool fun. OurReg.3A9 for damages. At the trial, he relied style in every store. SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS. gym. Non-combustible, R e g . 1 2 . 9 9 I U on two main points: Bonanza! Emerson Quiet Kool 1) that as a newcomer to the The cost is 25 cents for 8,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioner WHATA students up to age 18 and 50 Men's & Women’s sport, be had no reason to be on SELECTION! Costume cents for adults. Persons should 115 volts, 11.5 amperes; 2-speed fan. 5*17 8 l FOR ACTIVE YOUNGSTERS guard against such an occurrence; Leather G.E.AM/FM Adj. thermostat and louvers. Reg. 199.95 i Six Player and Our Reg. to 14.99 bring blankets to sit on. The Combination Mask & Snorkel Deck Sneakers Boat Shoes Pocket Radio Jewelry Martha Crow Phelps branch of 2) that the promoter was well Croquet Set Our Reg. 14.99 Our Reg. to 2.88 Burritt Mutual Savings Bank Our Reg. 4 7 0 aware that incidents of this nature Our Reg. 13.99 Our has underwritten the program. 5.99 were frequent in these bouts. Lowest The court concluded that the Price! The Recreation Commission Terrycloth sock for extra comfort. Men 6 1/2-12, promoter could indeed be held has voted not to replace a picnic Our Reg. 11.99 women 5-10. legally liable. The judge said Our popular "Waist table and grill taken from SET Natural finish 7” mallet Steve was entitled to fair warning PAIR Watcher" feature that Grayville Falls Town Park. heads with 24" handies; of the risk lurking in the front FAMOUS Mahogany color leather! comfortably controls the Earrings, necklaces, Last year a picnic table was 3” molded balls. Com- row seats. Great travel mate! Direct SQUEE-GEE'!’ Great with or without socks tummy! Solids, fancies; ropes and bracelets - chopped and burned at the park. plete with blue rack. On the other hand, some haz- other styles included, tuning, high impact case " SOLES! Men's 6 1/2-12. and carry strap. cool frosting tor summer The commission’s eight-week Junior Pro Swim Mask ..^ourchokie ards cannot be blamed on the great colors, 32-42. costumes! summer program will begin Top quality rubber mask, stainless Lawn Dart S e t...... management. In another match, steel frame, safety lens. AUTHENTIC Monday at Hebron Elementary COLONIAL 4 weighted darts, 2 target rings. 3.99 an impulsive wrestler vaulted over School. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3;30 Pro Snorkle REPUCAS the ropes, picked up a chair, and p.m. Youngsters attending may Accordian rubber Custom Volley Ball Set bashed a ringside spectator on the Sportsman’s Huffy 27” mouthpiece, safety glo top. 4.66 head. Men’s 6-lhch bring a lunch and remain at the Official size ball, 3-pc. steel poles, 20’ net, Reg. S.99 OFF Calendar school all day or parents may 10-Speed Men’s Bike stakes, ropes, etc. While he might claim damages Hiking Boot Minuteman Rifle Kit or from the wrestler, a court said he pick up youngsters for the lunch deluxe features include YOUR Watches centerpull brakes with' Kentucky Rifle Kit CHOICE 4 Player Badminton Set could not collect anything from SAVE period. the promoter. Calling the wres- Girls’ Our Reg. 12.97 safety levers, Shimano steel shaft, wood throat rackets, 1 ’x18" cot- 5.33 Reg. o Robert Merrifield is summer Reg. 6.99 tler’s action “outside the scope of Derailleur. Our Reg. to 99.99 ton net; poles, shuttlecocks, etc. 12.99 Popular recreation director. The Minuteman RHIe Kit his emiployment,” the court said program will run through Aug. 69 calibre flintlock, smooth- SPORTINO OOOOS OEPT. Huffy “ Red Hot”/20” bore round ..barrel, hard- the promoter had hired him to Twin Zipper 22 and rotate between the two wrestle—not to bash onlookers. Reg. 73.99 wood stock. Toy Kentucky Rifle Slz9f 6-1/2 E N T I R E G I F T elementary schools. 3-Speed Dragster ^63 444 Nor was another spectator any Denim Jeans Best looking hl-rise in the neighborhood! Many Kentucky Rifle Kit Our Ri S^ttreetive wood and steel replica • dx- In other business at its recent R^. 649 luckier in collecting damages after deluxe features for high style riding. 44 calibre rifled steel octag- to 99; celleht toy or decorative piece. having been hit by a bottle, Our Reg. 4.99 d e p a r t m e n t Luminous dials, sweep meeting, the commission onal barrel; ready to assemble. hands, stainless steel reviewed the Sorghum Mill Wheel King Toy Kentucky Pistol 266 thrown anonymously from the backs, rotating bezels, back, of the auditorium. The court Farms Subdivision map and Handsome replica from American Revo- GOODYEAR anti-magnetic. Styles for Wagon By said the management could .cornlngware • will walk the property with the Kentucky lutionary period (or toy or decoration. Reg. 3.19 WELT, OIL men and boys. Columbia scarcely have either foreseen or RESISTANT SOLES! .Dinnerware . Conservation Commission July o Pistol Kit Kiddies’ Sand Chair Take 266 prevented this “isolated, wilful, 10. Our Roth American Play Gym the chair apart, it becomes a pail, shovel, and sudden attack.” . OFF ®I5R REG. There is a vacancy on the Reg. 70 Physical fitness gym, The court added: All Pro Sport Socks Fashioned with double Save 4 0 ^ O LOW PRICES! sieve, etc. Reg. 3.99 front zippers, 4 pockets. conimission and interested per- 14.99 combines health and funi “Such things occasionally hap- ALL OTHER WATCHES 6 assorted per store, No ^ ^ ^ V nUR 3 9 7 ® Flat Hoads, Safaty Dart Gama MEN'S, Sizes 10 to 13 Sturdy cotton denim, 7 to Mni include Hummel Figurines sons should contact a commis- 288 pen at football, baseball, and 14. sion member. Extra strong frame, Rain Checks. l s P # l # l OWE8T| 44 calibre rifled octagon stick to target, not to kids. other games at which crowds Solids & Striped Tops. Does NoUngua,ord crystal IN O U R IN VENTORY Reservations for use of the lifetime bearings. #909 Qur Reg. 59.88 f f PRICE steel barrel, engraved lock, TOY DEPT. Reg. 3A9 gather, and nobody is to blame Reinforced Toe & Heel! EXCEPT TIMEX tennis court on Tuesday and Smooth rolling steel hardwood stock. Ready to except the malevolent person who Our Reg. to 1.49 wheels. assemble. Friday may be made by calling did it." the Town Office Building. SALE: Wed. and Thurs. Only _____ ^3 WAYS TO CHARGE A public •ervice feature of the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Wed. & Thurs. Only The commission will meet MANCHESTER Mon. thru Thure. 10 e.m. to 9:30 pjn. American Bar Aiaociation and MANCHEStEI Mon. thru Thur; 10 a.m to 9:30 p.m. July 8 at 8 p.m. in the Town Of- Set. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. the Connecticut Bar Aaaoda- lUiiidUiiHmiiii Sat.9a.m to 9:30 p.m. fice Building with Merrifield to uzz. 1145 Tolland Turnpike CLOSED FRIDAY. JULY 4th tloti. Written by Will Bernard. Closed Friday, July 4th review the summer program. 0 1973 American Bar Association 1145 Tolland Turnpike

I 1 I w o M I l A i I r r \ i PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wedrr July 2. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN ^atirlipstpr Eupittug Hrralft Gov, Grasso Vetoes OPINION State Mortgage Bill HARTFORD (UPI) - Five “ indirect pollution sources” HI NEIGHBOR more bills have beenjvetoed by adopted late last year. By BURL LYONS Gov. Ella T. Grasso, including The bill was sponsored by the one that would have extended a Stamford urban renewal agen- Shifting The Tax state program of guaranteeing cy, which said some projects mortgages for low-and middle- planned or started before Oct. 1 regaiB income families. could not meet the regulations We can certainly appreciate the this great nation and it is something Mrs. Grasso also signed some on indirect pollution sources, Evades The Issue nuisance and inconvenience some one we should give some serious thinking bills Tuesday, including one such as parking lots and has to endure when a wrong telephone to as we note Independence Day. barring the Environmental streets. number appears in one of The Meanwhile, there is one bit of good Protection Department from Mrs. Grasso said she vetoed It seems like only a f«w days ago tal car, on which the rental firm has Herald’s want ads. We can attest to news. Travel industry sources are enforcing some of its pollution the measure on cheap the fact that want ads get results predicting a 300 per cent boost of all regulations on urban renewal mortgages for city-dwellers sunvnec that many of the critics of Gov. Ella already paid a sales tax, is double projects. because of the telephone calls we U.S. travel in the next two years, regardless of income because Grasso’s budget were stating quite The vetoed mortgage bill taxation. This isn’t fair. receive when a number is wrong most of it centered in the 13 original its impact “would transcend would have allowed the Connec- plainly their feeling that much more But we think groups which have a Naturally, we are quick to offer an states. the current scope of the ac- ticut Housing Finance Authori- tivities of the Connecticut .apology. The error isn’t intentional We would like to se^ participation could be cut so that tax increases good case against the service sales ty to start a low-cost mortgage Housing Finance Authority.” and is corrected as quickly as possible by every civic, fraternal, veteran which went into effect July 1 would tax are being just as selfish as state program for city-dwellers Other bills vbtoed by Mrs. but there will always be miscues when organization, churches and businesses regardless of income. The not have been necessary. Grasso would have: workers whqn they suggest the loss In dealing with people and sophisticated in Manchester, in proclaiming our an- authority sells bonds to finance —Doubled, from $100 million And the legislature, in bowing to the revenues from the service tax be machines. niversary. its program. to $200 million, the finance One of our fellow Rotarians has a The governor also signed a demands of state worker unions by made up with another half-cent on the authority’s limit for uninsured 100% POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT telephone number which is one digit There are always conflicting bill requiring out-of-state mortgages. tapping the pension fund for a wage regular sale^ tax. away from both the cable television reports, as is the case with the entire specialized contractors — Required contractors increase, gave some credence to the In their desire to get out from under company and Manchester Community energy problem, but our favorite gas- working in Connecticut to hire working for the Connecticut mployes with Connecticut Resource Recovery Authority claims that the state budget was not new taxes, they are willing to accept College numbers. He has many oline station owner says he is getting amusing moments and jokingly ad- licenses. The contractors who to buy their insurance through as austere as we were given to what they wouldn’t accept before, a all the gas he wants, in fact his cofh- work on projects such as power BLAZER mits he is almost operating a the state’s Insurance Purchase pany is constantly encouraging him to generator construction general- Board. believe. tax increase instead of budget cuts. secretarial service. take more. ly have brought their own —Approved a $342,000 grant % It would appear that no one really Divide and conquer is a traditional The thing that really turns us off is Of course in this day of mass confu- workers from out of state. for construction of a scrap and honestly believes that a little more military tactic and it apparently the person that calls and when we in- sion, the situation could change over The pollution law exempts ur- garbage recovery plant in form he or she it’s a wrong number, night, but those of you planning to ban renewal projects on the Berlin and allowed plumbers to here or there is going to upset the works in politics too. the receiver is clicked in our ear as if vacation by automobile should en- drawing boards before Oct. 1, install underground sewage dis- budget apple cart. In fact, the unions 'The special session may, if enough it were all our fault the number counter little trouble except for the 1974, from state regulations on posal systems. wasn’t dialed correctly. SUITS which rallied and then bullied the of the new sales taxed service price. our reg. ^100.00 legislature into tapping the pension suppliers scream loud and long We are a, bit disturbed when a tree- Here’s some timely information if IBM Loses Suit fund, may sue the state to prevent it enough, eliminate those taxes and im- trimming crew from Hartford Elec- your son or daughter is fortunate from raising the early retirement age pose a 7Mi cent sales tax. tric Light Co. can create a power out- enough to have a summer job. For $11.4 Million to 55 instead of 50. A court order If it does happen it will be our own A Rose in Hartford’s Elizabeth Park Rose Gardens (Photo by Reginald Pinto) age, as was the case recently, when a If your children don’t turn 19 this branch accidentally fell across a lowered the male retirement age to 50 fault for not being persistent and in- year, or are full-time students, you him in by making him change power line. Granted, accidents can PROVIDENCE, R.I, (UPI) can still claim both the $750 dependen- — IBM, listed by Fortune the inventory numbering because that was the age women sistent. happen, and that we can understand. cy exemption and the new $30 per- Magazine as the ninth largest system so only a computer could leave state service if they had We need to persist and insist our What really worries us if an inho- sonal tax credit provided you have company in the world, has lost could read it. Once lock^ in, UOM met certain other requirements. legislators get the message that we cent branch can knock out service, furnished over half their support. an $11.4 million counterclaim to IBM tried to sell Catamore a MAX LERNER some of those lines are probably too Moreover, your son or daughter can a fanUly-owned jewelry com- bigger machine. The irony is that the legislature shouldn’t pay more sales taxes just weak to stand a severe wind and rain also claim the $750 exemption and pany which it had sued in U.S. “We were alleging this was conned itself in accepting the pension- because one tax is unpopular with a storm. with the low-income allowance and District Court. policy on the highest corporate tapping deal for pay increases on the group which has more political clout Ever since that famed ice storm, the $30 credit, earn up to $2,564.28 The award for Catamore level,” Christo said. The IBM The Decades Enterprises Inc., which had spokesman denied that and said premise that the higher retirement than John Q. Taxpayer. we also thought HELCO was engaged without paying any tax. in a program of strengthening power sought $26 million in damages, “this is not company policy.” age would make it less of a fiscal risk. IBM went to great expense to Wear it as a auit.-.wear it aa a biazer...4 soiid The way the administration seems lines to .avoid as much as possible alleging fraud, breach of con- Refreshing news out of Congress tract, breach of warranty and win the case. Although the IBM coiora to aeiect from...Navy, Bottie, Tan, Brown... Now we have concern over the sales to be able to find funds for the things it future outages. NEW YORK — Why should the news a second world war. Similar lines could and not just because it has recessed negligence, was the largest spokesman declined to say how Sizea 35-50 Reguiar...38-52 Long...35-46 tax on certain services such as gar- really wants indicates to us that about John Rosselli bring to my mind a have been written about the ’60s, and Since the company is still paying for the holiday. recovery ever by an IBM much the company spent, ac- ahort...40-50X-Long. Xtra aizea $59.90 availabie poem by W. H. Auden? John Rosselli is, of rent for an empty building on Main bage collection. perhaps the sales taxes on services doubtless will be written about the ’70s as There was a fellow in Washington customer. countant George Jamieson of oniy at our Mancheater Store. course, the Mafia gangster, now a grand- well. What makes the lines especially Street due to lease requirements, who served as executive secretary of Price Waterhouse Inc. testified It is being proposed that this is a “The jury did not specify on could be reviewed and eliminated fatherly figure, who appeared before the poignant now is that the shadow of perhaps it should consider renting the the Federal Medal and Non-Metallic which the grounds they found “the total bill is going to be Senate committee on the CIA with such form of double taxation and a special without shifting the burden to the Rosselli and Giancana, and of the CIA building or a portion of it and use the Safety Board of Review. He was-paid for Catam ore,” an IBM around $110,000” for work done FREE ALTERATIONS! secrecy that the papers were not sure the operations now being sifted, falls over the on the case by his company session ought to consider repealing regular sales taxpayer who now pays money to upgrade power lines. around $20,000 a year and had a spokesman said. “But the judge pictures they ran were really of him. Kennedy years in the early ’60s when so did instruct the jury that if they alone. ; t h e s e a c t s . Along with the late unlamented Sam Gian- secretary who received $14,000. He the nation’s highest sales tax. many points of light seemed to be flashing A number of newspapers are found that IBM had acted The jury also awarded $68,000 cana, he seems to have worked on the over the nation. complained to the press he had to IBM for the back rental of a V We agree that the sales tax on a ren- reducing the width of their printed fraudulently or with gross SELEC T GROUP M E N ’S If Castro assassination plot in the early For anyone who wants to review the nothing to do except to read or listen negligence they could assess computer, an issue Catamore sheet so as to conserve newsprint 1960s, in a plan to poison Castro and his top events of those decades William to classical music. The board hadn’t punitive damages, which the did not contest. two men, and thus topple the regime. Manchester’s massive 1,300-page book, which now seems to be in plentiful had a case in two years. jury did not do.” IBM Board Chairman Frank LICHTWEIGHT SUMMER For some reason it sent me back to “The Glory and the Dream” (Little, supply if you have the money to pay Well, Congress put him out of a job “We were alleging ffaud in T. Cary said “the jury’s deci- / Auden’s poem, called “September 1, Brown), is a good starting point. the high price. but it is good to know there is, or was, the sense of bait and switch,” sipn that Catamore must pay 1939,” which opens thus: “I sit in one of I have kept coming back to it since its Some newspapers have also reduced at least one honest person in said Catamore attorney the amount it owes IBM is cor- the dives on 52nd Street, as the clever publication. There are things to be said the size of their comic sections. Washington. Wonder how many others Thomas Christo. It’s “where rect. However, we completely Drivers Please Read hopes expire of a low dishonest decade.” against it, and the reviewers have said It isn’t any secret that we are taking you bait a customer with a disagree with the jury’s deci- That is how Auden felt about the ’30s, are sitting around and getting paid for SPORTCOATS them — its prolix length, its mountains of a look at several changes in format small computer. Then you lock sion on the counterclaim and which had inspired his generation with virtually doing nothing? detail, its failure often to discriminate toward reducing costs. we are going to appeal.’ such fire and hope, and which expired with between the trivial and crucial, its lack of SELECT GROUP MEN’S We are urging you to drive safely drivers drove too long, too fast, too Our prime consideration, however,- our reg. to ^60.00 any basic interpretive theme. Every cou- ” You may not be aware of it but the over the Fourth today, Wednesday, in far, or after having too much to drink. ple of generations someone puts together is that we must come up with a format names of the jurors who sat in judg- List of Blood V Donors TEXTURIZED & DOUBLEKNIT . the hope that you will read this before We hope all our readers who plan to an “our Times” chronicle. This is the that makes the newspaper easy to ment several weeks ago in the bribery current one. read, particularly for the elderly. charges against John Connally and ; you leave on your holiday or wiil give take to the highways this holiday The following persons made up the iist of appointees and walk- Anyone who has tried to do any teaching acquitted him, were kept secret in donors who contributed blood to the Bloodmobile Monday at the same message to your friends and weekend will make a conscious effort One Realtor told us the other day which involves some knowledge of what during the trial and their names still Temple Beth Sholom: loved ones who plan to take advantage to drive defensively so that their happened in America in the ’30s, ’40s and about the growing amount of paper haven’t been released. ’50s, even the ’60s, knows how innocent the of the long holiday weekend. work in real estate transactions due to The judge who ordered the names Appointments PA N TS t i is i weekend will be a happy one for all. students are of it. Their knowledge starts Vicky Glass government regulations. sealed says he sees no valid reason to Anthony A. Vltlello Peter Marzialo Frankly, we don’t know if the safe One of the great freedoms we somewhere in the middle or late ’60s. If Kept Miss Catherine Adams SOLiDS”ki m e &a. PATTERNS,D ATTP R u e MOSTu n e r SiZESe i7 P e B B HERALD We recall President Ford com- release them. His motive, he says, is Patrick D. Sherman there were a paperback version of the Charles K. Lewin Jerry P. Sapienza Mama Qroman AVAILABLE, PERMANENT PRESS... driving messages we publish before acquired almost 200 years ago was the mented awhile back there were 5,146 to prevent harassment of jurors who James V. McCooe Paul R. Archambault Frances Aaron Soiida, Piaida, Checka, 100% Poiyeatera YESTERDAYS Manchester book I would make it man- Dr. Robert Mirer Georglenna R. Aronson separate kinds of government forms Jetfrey Aaron every major holiday get across to our freedom to travel unfettered by , datory for every high school and college had performed a valuable public ser- Mrs. Arlyne Peck Sylvester Barnes Mrs. Edna Christensen Moat Sizea Avaiiabie... William H. Bayrer student — and for their teachers as well. as an example of needless paper work vice. Ernest J. Scott Judith Stanslleld readers. needless policing and regulations. Mrs. Cynthia A. Stroup Earl Doggarl Michele St. Marie Then we could start equally from the same and unnecessary government Those who sit on any jury perform Mrs. Lillian Legler William Green Jr. We suspect that in ali the excite- 25 Years Ago Sue Crockett The presence of police cruisers and point, and fight about our interpretations. regulations. a valuable, public service. Secrecy has Mrs. Linda Paaenen David R. Pierce MIrlpm Thayer SELECT GROUP MEN’S This date was a Sunday; The Herald did Mrs. Louisa Clarke James S. LeSure Ron Sabin ment and pleasure of family holiday others trying to keep us from killing not publish. But the Bureau of the Budget says no part in our jury trial system. We Mrs. Lillian Covensky Lawrence C. Hagler Mrs. Doris Benson SELECT GAOI/P MEN’S Manchester begins with the Bonus Ar- Mrs. Eileen C. Flynn Michael T. LoferskI the figure isn’t high enough. The hope the press puts the pressure on David Odegard WASH & WEAR outings, the last thing we want to and wounding ourselves on the my, encamped in Washington in 1932, and Mrs. Linda Sablltz Michael A. Morano Mrs. Dolores Luko SELECT GROUP MEN’S ends with Nixon victorious in 1972, facing President’s figure was a year old. The Frank N. Serignese Joseph Rockwood SPRING ^ink about is the real possibility of an 10 Years Ago the judge to release the names of the Rolland Wood Mrs. Lorraine Peterman highway this week is due to our abuse the Watergate scandal. It is scarcely a 40- actual number is 5,216, requiring Victor Squadnto Sharon Storrs Atty. Joseph A. Conti is appointed jurors. Mrs. Laurls Green Robert A. McAllister Jack English WESTERH JEAN ft SHIRT JAC accident in which someone we love of this freedom and our continued year period to give a title like “The Glory business to spend 134.8 million hours a Mrs. Mary Jarvis Mrs. Zaneth Roberts Rocco DeSimone coUiisel for Manchester Housing Authority Arthur S. Lassow Paul F. Tesik Jr. might be kilied or seriously injured. and the Dream” to it. One could call it year filling out government forms, up Penny Joyner failure to exercise it in a responsible to succeed Atty. Sanford Plepler. Once again we are pleased to set Mrs. Virginia McCarthy Mrs. Margaret Geyer JACKETS equally “The Glory and the Nightmare.” New $7,500 permanent shelter at 4.8 million since last year. aside space for the Summer Activities Mrs. Pamela Herring W alk-In Donors Mrs. Gloria Hilton LEISURE Yet, after each holiday, there are way. Joseph V. Vinick. Ronald H. Gates PANTS I say this because every generation has Discontinued styles of Jack Manchester Camp Kennedy is dedicated. in Manchester program which meets John J. Naretto Mrs. Mary Kennon Mrs. Marjorie Field those grim statistics of hundreds of Drive carefully and enjoy yourself Governor’s Commissiofi of Employment some one decade which was crucial for it, Reverend David Rinas Nancy. Romanowicz Mrs. Jan Gagne Believe it or not, the Bicentennial is with much appeal by our young peo- Karan Saunders Nicklaue, London Fog and of the Handicapped presents Iona Mfg. Co. and which conditioned its outlook. But John M. RutI Herbert Spicer Americans being killed and thousands so that you’ll be able to truly already three months old and the of- ple. The first SAM page of the season Richard Templeton Dr. Robert Kennon Mrs. Grace Bogdan Most Sizes McGregor GoH Jackets with certificate for being a pioneer in what conditions us is not only our hopes Harry N. Jansen Allan R. Aronson injured because in most instances ficial 22-month celebration of will appear in The Herald tomorrow. Howard Goldick Reg. to *31.50. Not All SIzesI celebrate the nation’s 200th birthday. hiring of mentally retarded and physically and dreams but also our frustrations and Jack J. Lappen Jim Jutras Mrs. Eveleen G. Zimmerman Values to *15.00 . disillusionments. In these crucial America’s founding is only starting to George Pinto Pat Cunningham Mrs. Noreen B. Carpenter handicapped. Burdette Webb Jr. Mrs. Sue Papke Dr. Melvin Horwitz SU ITS decades something in each of us comes to break out of the doldrums in a great This weekend will be a long one for Mrs. Marie Whitaker Joan Devney Robert C. Herdic birth, and then we die a little in each dis- many communities. many with Independence Day falling Richard Lauzier Robert BIssonnette Jeffrey B. Frithsen Marianne Pemberton Robert Slate Douglas R. MacLachlan illusionment. For Auden and for C. Day We can’t really understand the on Friday. Whatever your plans, we Howard S. Peters Kathleen Barraclllle Joseph Roy Lewis and Stephen Spender, Spain was Richard Small Fernand Levesque Keith Levin S}Q»0 $0090 BERRY’S WORLD TODAY’S apathy of some persons, even at the wish all of you a safe and sane holiday Phyllis A. Muldoon ■ both hope and grief, and Munich was Donald Ellis Mrs. Helen Small local level, toward the celebration of and weekend. Maigaret Mulkern Daniel Lange Sr. Richard Ewald THOUGHT death. Miss Janet Olschelskl Mrs. Doris S. Ramizl Thomas Connors One way of naming the decades is, I sup- Mrs. Helga Schaller Mrs. Barbara Gates Miss Leslie Slbrlnse pose, by the President who dominate To err is H uman, to forgive... them. ’Thus we have ha^ the Roosevelt I once telephoned a contractor to do years, the Truman years, the Eisenhower ' some work around the house. He made an 4 5 6 7 I i II years, Kennedy and Johnson years, the 11 U 11 U IS M 17 appointment and never showed. Later, I Nixon years. But while the personality of IIII a 21 a a M tried again. The same result. Then, once each President gave his years of tenure aav nax.. ALMANAC SELECT GROUP MEN’S again, 1 set up a time to discuss the GOLF-DRESS-KNIT-BAN-LON their stamp and flavor, the core of each Hym i Jd matter. He agreed and never came. This period still eludes us, even when we went on for ten times. Foutfi Specialty Shop SHORT SLEEVE BUY ONE SHIRT AT REGULAR review its chief events. By llnited Press Inleniational Eitpning Hrralii Finally, we met by chance. When asked The ’30s were the decade of confidence, Today is Wednesday, July 2, the 183rd Our Double Celebration Is Now In Progress PRICE GET THE if he wanted the job, he eagerly asserted which curiously began with the Great day of 1975 with 182 to follow. FOUNDED O CT. 1, 1881 At Our New Location, Plus It's Our SECOND ONE FOR that he did. I told him about the ten missed Published by the ^ Published every Depression and ended with Pearl Harbor. The moon is between its last quarter and Manchester evening except Sun- ONLY ONE DOLLARl sessions and offered him one more The ’40s were years of war in which the new phase. Publlshlng Co., Herald days and holidays. 21st. Anniversary! SHIRTS chance. nation found some unity, but they were, Square, Manchester. E ntered at the The morning stars are Mercury, Mars Conn. 06040, Manchester, fonn., ‘^PLUS A DOLLAR” ’Three years ago we had this conffdnta- followed by a bad peace and the start of a and Jupiter. Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second Look at Our Double Celebration Savings tion—and he has not missed a conference strident cold war. The ’50s were The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. (Area Code 203), Cass Mall Matter. about the house and grounds since. dominated by the shadow of nuclear Those born on this date are under the BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER 30% OFF How long do we forbear? How many do weapons and the stirrings of the ’Third sign of Cancer. GIRLS AND BOYS SUMMER PAJAMAS we forgive? Jesus says very much. World. Yet compared with what followed, King Olav the Fifth of Norway was born SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES SHORTS • SHORT SETS • JERSEYS ^TLORSHEIM’’ On every level of life we need more they, too, seem now an age of unconscious July 2, 1903. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE INFANTS AND TODDLER OVERALLS forgiveness — in our professional illusions. The ’60s started with the politics On this day in history: Single C opy...... 15« 3 Months...... $11.70 Weekly...... 90e 6iMonths...... $23.40 • SETS • TOPPER SETS demands, our business relations, and in of promise, moved on to a tangle of social In 1776, the Continental Congress for- SHOE the home. And also, in the church. One Month ... . $3.90 One Year...... $46.80 revolutions and got mired down in the mally approved a resolution which Mail Rales Upon Request REGAL MEN'S 51 John Wesley’s mother had corrected one swamp of an endless war. ’The ’70s began became the Declaration of Independence 20% OFF "CONNeCTICUrS largest and MOST COMPLETE MEtCS^STORE' Subscribers who pm shoulc) telephone SALEl of her many children seventeen times. Her badly, with Watergate and the oil cartel, from Britain. It was signed two days later. fail to receive their ihe circulation deparl- GIRLS AND BOYS BATHING SUITS impatient husband remonstrated with her. and seem dominated now by the large In 1881, President James Garfield was Herald before 5:30 mem, 647-9946. LARGE GROUP The response has much truth and Discontinued Stylet... questions of disintegration and survival. shot by Charles Giteau in Washington. DRESSES Manchester Store Onlyl 903 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER relevance the impatience of our day: Back in 1939 Auden was as somber as we Garfield died on Sept. 19 of that year. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation TBl-eiTY PLAZA, VERNON "If I had not told him the eighteenth are today. “Defenceless, under the night, In ‘1937, American aviatrix Amelia 30% to 50% OFF open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. daily till 9 P.M., Saturday till 5:30 P.M. time, I would have wasted the other The Manchester Display advertising our world in stupor lies.” Yet he also saw Earhart and co-pilot -Frederick Noonan P u b lish in g Co closing hours Three- CLOSING OUT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT seventeen.” some “ironic points of light” flashing out were reported lost over the Pacific Ocean. lull days prror to MRS. DAYS ‘ “ t . ’ “ assumes no financial - publication 21 26 Passions controlled, patience exerted from “the Just.” He ends: “May I, com- They were never found. responsibility lor ' Deadline lor Herald INFANTS SHOES make a difference in human relationships. posed like them, of Eros and of dust, In 1974, President Nixon and Soviet typographical errors classified adveillsing: We need to learn how much of each to appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day of .______REDUCED 30% OFF beleaguered by the same, negation and Communist leader Leonid Brezhnev tisemenis and other publication. 12 noon exercise and upon whom — lest we cast despmr, show an affirming flame.” ’They agreed in Yalta on limitation of un- reading matter in The Friday lor publication 757 Main Straat, Downtown Manchoator our pearls before swine. Manchester Evening Saturd,iy and Mon- (Formally Magic Mbror Beauty Salon) are lines that may sound too upbeat for dergound nuclear testing and on a lower Heiald ' day. Dr. Clifford Simpson our decade, but I like them. ceiling for defense missiles. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HfeRALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE NINE Area Students Receive Honors ON SECOND THOUGHT Hospital Prepares To Face Strike '______By JAN WARREN MANCHESTER—Mary Finnegan, 4 Graham Rd.; Patricia Foster, 90 Foster Mass., with high honors with a Hampton, N.H. He will major Glenn Saums of 24 Joseph St. Harvard Rd.; Sally Goss. 123 Helalne St.; Jacqueline Jones, 76 Deming St.; As of 4 p.m. today, Manchester scheduled up to and including July 9. units as possible. proposed new contract. Jeffrey Jones, 76 Deming St.; Jean major in psychology. in sociology and minor in made the dean’s list for the Rd.; Anne Gracyalny, 421 Spring St.; Memorial Hospital has arranged for all A hospital spokesman said every ef- A meeting Monday between Local 26 The hospital and Local 26 have both Ellse Kloter, 208 E. Middle Tpke.; Mar- Juknis, 477 Foster St.; David physical education at Ashland elective admissions to be canceled. spring semester at University cia Koveneky, 54 Conway Rd.; Ber- Jussaume. 793 Main St.; Carol fort will be made by the hospital to of the Connecticut Nurses Association said they are willing to meet at any 200 TRADE IN Randy S. Tallent of 8C Am- College, Ohio. Rub a Dub Dub of Maine, Fort Kent, Maine. nadette Leary, 26 Bolton St.; Cathryn Levesque, 16 Northvlaw Dr.; Joyce This and other arrangements were maintain essential services. The and MMH hospital administrators was LInsenbIgler, 109 Columbus St.; Moran, 675 Graham Rd.; Debra Singer, bassador Dr. was awarded a time for further negotiations. Hospital made this rnorning at a meeting of spokesman specified the coronary unit, unsuccessful in an effort to avert a Kathleen Maloney, 360 Windsor SL; 110 Northvlew Dr. Lasell Bowl, a Paul Revere Stanton K. Conover, 4 were spent immersed in a piled in together to save hot administrator Edward Kenney said the The following students have Jana Perkins, 23 Autumn St; Diane On Saturday night my hus- hospital administrators, physicians, of- the emergency department and nurses strike. The hospital had administration hopes the matter can be We II give you ujp to $200.00 trade In tor yodr old TV eetit SlemlenskI, 59 Summer St.; Herbert bowl, recently in recognition of Meadow Rd., Bolton, has been similar tub with a volume of Water.' And I’ll bet the captain’s been named to the dean’s list band and I drove into Woods ficers and chiefs of services for con- emergency surgery. received a 10-day strike notice Julie 30, resolved without a strike. Stevenson, 46 Kennedy Rd.; Janet Pam ela^. Murawski of 308 distinguished dedication to elected president of the Nancy Drew resting on my wife found a steaming bath far Towards the purchase of a brand new CURTIS for the spring semester at Wilson, 100 Plymouth Lane; Hole, Mass., at 9 and rented the tinued hospital routine in the face of a Depending on the staff available, the the final day of the two-year contract. At issue are wages, premiums, School St., has been accepted Lasell Junior College, Newton, Defiance (Ohio) College stu- kn66s better for her nerves than Southern Connecticut State Lois WojcoskI, 25 Bllu S t last available room in town. It threatened nurses strike July 10. spokesman said the hospital will con- Negotiating sessions held earlier in vacations, every other weekend off and MATHES 100% Solid State Color TV. College, New Haven: ROCKVILLE—Judith Luginbuhl, 29 for graduate studies in Mass. She is an open studies dent senate and vice-president was on the third floor of an old "Will you look at this!” I pacing around the widow’s Short term stay patients will be Middle Butcher Rd.; Anne Pacheco, 51 maior. tinue to operate as many other nursing June resulted in failure to ratify the association security. ANDOVER-Sarah Richards, Lake Talcott Ave.; Edward Wendus, 54 expressive therapies at Lesley of the student body. He is se^ captain’s house and cried to my husband when I got walk. , After I’d been soaking about Rd. Village St; Paula White, 94 Gerald Dr. College, Cambridge, Mass., majoring in economics and although our accommodations my first glimpse of the tub. BOLTON—Evalyn Assard, 45 Franch SOUTH W INDSOR-Pem ela Scott A. Vittner of 357 Hart- ten minutes the water felt Rd. Aselton, 11 McQrattt Rd; Denisa Blondl, where she has received a business. couldn’t be called deluxe, they “Good Lord!” he said COVENTRY-Oonna Hawley, 11 Farmstead Dr.; Michelle Craparotta, teaching assistantship. She ford Tpke., Vernon, received an were certainly quaint. shaking his head. "Well, at lukewarm. Now, in an old Vic- Cornwall Dr. 73 Colony Rd.; Catherine Cyr, 9 Fox recently graduated from associate degree recently from ’The first annual “Reba F. least the place has indoor plum- torian tub, you don’t have to sit HEBRON-Cheryl Lyman, Wall St.; Meadow Lane; Patricia Dziama, 8 The bed was so old that the YEAR 1 / 1 year Denisa Porter. Old Gilead Rd. Locust St.; Raymond Favreau Jr., 461 Stnnehill College, Easton, The New Hampton School, New Kurland Memorial Award for weight of our suitcase made the bing.” up in the cold air to change the Board to Decide Aug. 5 on Sewer Bederendupi YEAR Community Service” was springs creak. The windows had Since my husband didn’t water. The method came back GUARANTEE il GUARANTEE presented recently to a seem anxious to jump into the to me — just like yesterday. I funny telescopic screens that By SOL R. COHEN proposed sanitary sewer in- subcommittee. Phyllis The board reappointed GUARANTEE graduating student at Ulster let the mosquitoes in, and when tub, I did, after pouring in two With my toes, I carefully for the installations; that the 100% ISHOP dollops of lavender bath oil. lifted the plug by its chain, let The Board of Directors will stallations will be scheduled at Jackston then recommended board should fund for in- Nicholas Jackston, a County Community College, my husband did his going-to-bed later dates. 100% PARTS Stone Ridge, N.Y. I eased myself into the water out an inch of water, then decide next month whether to the board sit as a committee of stallations and maintenance; Democrat, to a five-year term PIXTUBE I ■ labor Area Couple Takes exercises, a piece of plaster fell The board voted Tuesday the whole. Mayor John The award was established at and relaxed, with my head dropped the plug into the drain authorize a November referen- and that the board consider es- on the Manchester Housing from the ceiling and nearly hit night to “receive” the report of Thomspon then recommended Authority; and appointed Mary 4 dum on a proposed $500,(XX) 4 the college by Prof, and Mrs. resting against the back of the again. Still using my toes, I tablishing a Sewer-Water him on the head. the Blue Ribbon Sewer Study Vows in Manchester Robert A. Kurland in memory tub, my toes propped under the turned on the hot water till the bond issue. the ideas be combined — with a Authority or an advisory Ann Shaw, a Republican, to fill Committee, as opposed to three-member sub-committee CURTIS MATHES 100% SOLID STATE MODULAR COLOR TV of Prof. Kurland’s mother, None of these things seemed faucets at the front. The sides temperature was right. “Look Proposed by Town Manager citizens committee, a vacancy on the Human attached to a Camelot cap “accepting” the report. to review the report and then Joan E. Charbonneau of East Mrs. Reba F. Kurland, a long important, when I saw the of the tub were so high they nnom, no hands!” I said to Robert Weiss and Director of knowledgable in sanitary sewer Relations Committee. covered in jersey and lace. She The word change was to report back to the committee of Haven and Scott X. Thompson, time resident of Manchester magnificent Victorian bathtub. completely encompassed me. rriyself proudly. Public Works Jay Giles, the problems. It authorized the Manchester carried a colonial bouquet of satisfy the .three Republican the whole. Goldberg then also of East Haven, were who died last August. It was a dignified ark of a tub For awhile I read, till the bot- Now, believe me. I’m all for bond issue would finance The board tabled action on a Civitan Club to erect a struc- white carnations, daisies, and directors, particularly Carl withdrew his proposal in favor married June 20 at St. James Reba Kurland was a that stood on ball and claw feet tom of my book turned the progress. But in the case of sanitary sewer projects in proposed agreement with the lure at Union Pond for housing • Super Matrix Hx Tuba baby’s breath. Zinsser, who said he isn’t of Jackston’s. The entire board Church in Manchester. volunteer worker at the and brought back memories of water green. Then I closed my bathtubs I think the manufac- several areas of town, with Eighth District regarding the a rescue boat, subject to ap- Mrs. Albert Fyler of satisfied the report fulfills his then accepted it. • One Button Tuning The bride is the daughter of Manchester Memorial my childhood. eyes and relaxed. turers would do well to look to assessment payments by procedure for sanitary sewer proval of plans by the director Manchester, was her sister’s expectations. The "Blue Ribbon” com- of public works ; approved a bid Mr. and Mrs. William R. Char- Hospital, Temple Beth Sholom, Now, let me immediately es- I thought about the people the past. adjoining property owners charges. The tabling action is to • Two Big Speakers matron of honor. She wore blue In addition to “accepting” mittee is recommending that waiver for custodial service for bonneau of 36 Goodwin St. The the D isabled Am erican tablish the fact that I am not of who had enjoyed the tub before My suggestion is that they paying off the bond issue. permit Town Counsel William Quiana jersey gown with the report, the board, as a the board should follow its Manchester libraries; re- • 4 Year Warranty bridegroom is the son of Mr. Veterans Auxiliary and other the same vintage as that me. ’The sea captain must have pack up a bar of lavender soap Areas being considered for Broneill to review the proposal. matching bolero jacket. Her “committee of the whole,” will charter regulations, which classified the position of Clerk and Mrs. John A. Thompson of organizations. bathtub. But, as a child I lived relished that tub, particularly and a bath towel and check out sewers in the near future are Also tabled were proposed matching picture hat was meet with the study committee don’t permit deferred II to Account-Clerk in the Westport. The award was established to in an old Victorian house and after three or four months at that Victorian tub in Woods Love Lane, a portion of E. Mid- amendments to the town’s accented with matching fabric to review its report. assessments for sanitary sewer assessor’s office; and The Rev. William R. Char- be presented annually to the some of my happiest moments sea. His children probably all Hole, Mass. dle Tpke., a portion of Keeney parking ordinance. This action and she carried a colonial A sequence of proposals installations, labelling any authorized the manager to sign bonneau, of St. John of the graduating community service St. and Linwood Dr. is to permit the directors to bouquet of daisies. preceded the “committee of the other procedure “just bad an agreement with the trustees Cross in Middlebury, the assistant student who has A public hearing on the study the proposal. They relate Keith Thompson of Lenox, whole” concept. business;” that the board of Wickham Park for a July 4 bride’s brother, celebrated the shown the most outstanding proposed ($500,000 bond i$sue) to towing and impounding il- Director Jack Goldberg should establish a policy of Fireworks Display. A506I Mass and performed the Mass, was his brother’s best performance in two semesters referendum will be scheduled legally parked vehicles. man. George Gianacopolos of recommended a three-member townwide uniform assessments idouble-ring ceremony. Con- of field work. Aug 5. Public hearings on the jcelebrants were the Rt. Rev. Branford was usher. A reception was held at ^sgr. Edward J. Reardon of St. Peter Marcue of Boston 25” Available in, W illie ’s S teak House in James Church and the Rev. Tpke., Bolton, a third year stu- Manchester, after which the MAPLE, PECAN, WALNUT John Fanning of St. John of the dent at Eagle Hill School, couple left on a trip to /ABOUT Cross Church. Hardwick, Mass., was awarded DARK OAK FINISHES Williamsburg, Va. ’The couple Three Persons Seriously Injured The bride, given in marriage the Headmaster’s Cup recently will reside in Branford. TOW N by her father, wore a white in recognition of outstanding Mrs. Thompson is employed A506 ^uiana jersey gown designed achievement and contributions as a medical technologist at the In Three Cycle-Automobile Accident The Presbyterian Church will with Empire waist, long fitted Currier Photo to the school. MANCHESTER Jsleeves, Victorian neckline West Haven Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Scott X. Thom pson have a Bible study and prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 and a .trimmed with imported Venise Mr. Thompson is attending Three collisions of two- The car driven by John F. Rd. He went through the stop to the hospital where he was ad- 4ace, with A-line skirt Quinnipiac College in Hamden Blowey, 49, of Mark Dr., Coven- sign at the corner of Wellesley mitted to the pediatrics ward. Bible study Thursday at 9:30 wheeled vehicles with four- a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce cascading to an attached where he is m ajoring in wheeled vehicles caused try east on the turnpike made a St. and ran into the front of the No police action was taken. chapel-length train. Her elbow- respiratory therapy. left turn across the path of the St. Vthfike OPEN k A vacaUon *| serious injuries to a young man van driven by Virginia M. M0N.-TUE8. 9-6 ,'length veil of silk illusion was and two boys Tuesday. motorcycle driven west by Her- Field, 41, of 83 Princeton St. Lawrence Costello, 54, of 76 Wilton Man Killed TELEVISION P APPLIANCES All three were admitted to dic, police said. The motorcycle The impact knocked the boy Cottage St. suffered minor in- WED.-FRI. 9-9 bound? Manchester Memorial Hospital struck the right front fender of unconscious. Patrolman Craig juries in a one-car accident WESTON (UPI) - Benjamin' SAT. 9-5 iLegion W8 h m MVI iMt miMli UMI NEXT TO STOP and SHOP and all were listed this morning the Blowey car. McDonald administered first Tuesday at 2:33 p.m. on Walnut Crowell, 28, of Wilton, died ear- BUDGET TO 36 MONTHS •grills in satisfactory condition. Herdic was taken by am- aid. He was taken by am- St. west of Cedar St. ly Tuesday when his car ran off Selects Robert C. Herdic, 24, of 106 bulance to MMH. Blowey was bulance to the hospital. The car he was driving west Rte. 57, struck a utility pole and •Mthlngcaps Benton St. was in the intensive charged with failure-to grant The vehicles were taken to on Walnut St. swerved to the turned over, police said. •thong sandals U.S. PROS for men & *| care unit at MMH today with the right of way. Both vehicles headquarters. No other police right and hit a utility pole Chairmen shearing it off at the bottom. •6-12 for insects women . . . selling elsewhere ^^4 fractured ribs, contusions, and were taken to police action was taken. Harold Pohl, commander of to $15.. . have white cotton twill uppers, abrasions. He is also recovering headquarters. Despite the damage to the the Dilworth-Cirnell-Quey Post •cooior chests cushioned comfort arches, padded collars and from the effects of a collapsed Anthony S. Jaworski, 10, of 83 pole, no power outages were of the American Legion in traction soles. •lugs lung, a hospital spokesman Patrick M. Shine, 12, of 470 Pitkin St. suffered multiple in- reported in the area, said a Manchester, has named the total value to *18* ...... said. Woodbridge St. was admitted juries in' a bike-car collision Hartford Electric Light Co. committee chairman for the By Abigail Van Buren •picnic supplies Herdic received his injuries with multiple contusions, Tuesday at 11:39 a.m. on spokesman. next 12 months. C 107$byChk«gpTribun«-N.Y. N«wtSynd., Inc. abrasions and a fractured facial Boulder Rd. east of Robert Rd. AGWA^ “w« haw mry llWt thlngp in a motorcycle-car collision They are: Laurence Leonard, Tuesday at 5:42 p.m. on E. Mid- bone. He >vas headed >east in the OVER 3 MILLION Americanism; Robert W. 3aOS 3a33 He Was'itijured iii a van-bike westbound lane on Boulder Rd. (men’s 6»/4-12, M) dle Tpke. at Welcome Place. PRESCRIPTIONS Donahue, baseball; Francis J. DEAR ABBY; Yesterday, a man had a heart attack at (women’s 4V5 -10, M) collision Tuesday at 3:28 p.m. when he struck the front of the Safely Compounded We sell ORTHO products Leary, ^ y Scouts; Leonard, the ball park. The only member of his family present was his ’Schere a OJ on Green Rd. east of Wellesley car driven by Constance E. Boys State; Donahue, children small son. The police and hospital were notified immedi- doUar'i at shoe-town. St. Witnesses told police the boy Kaplan, 44, of 126 Adelaide Rd. ARTHUI DRUG and youth; James Fogarty, ately, but it took them 20 minutes to arrive. worth a fj) Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. Barry Lauds was riding east on Green He was taken by private car because th(^ civil defense; Henry Wierz- ..... Meanwhile, about 30 pwple stood around, but nobody iloUarr „ MANCHESTER WETHERSnELD WINDSOR Law on Guns — seemed to know what to do. The poor man hasn’t regained bicki, community; Harold Olds, • Pathnuuk Shopping Center BerirriTOnipIke...... Wlnuaor Shpg. Ctr; consciousness yet, and it’s doubtful that he will. drum corps; Everett Kennedy, Spencer St (Silver Lane)9) & Hlllstown Rd Route 159 state Sen. David M. Barry, D- resuH ' * graves registration; George Abby, 1 took first aid in school and was taught what to do other location* thmiahout Co twee Heal for bee stings and poison ivy, but I can’t remember learning Manchester, today expressed Atkins Jr., law and order; satisfaction that Gov. Ella E ugene W. F re e m a n , how to administer first aid to a victim of a heart attack. It more Grasso signed into law a bill legislative. doesn’t make much sense that it isn’t taught in first aid, considering that heart disease is the nation’s No. 1 killer. requiring a mandatory Also, David W. Morsey, minimum sentence for persons membership; Camile LaBonte, You would be doing a great public service if you for your mon^? published instructions on what to do for a heart-attack convicted of various crimes in national security; Leary, victim until professional help arrives. I am sure many lives which a firearm is used. oratorical contest; Norman could be saved. Barry, vice-chairman of the LaRose, post activities; Wierz- CONCERNED IN N.O. legislature’s judiciary com- ORTHO MALATHION bicki, publicity; John Baer, re- mittee, sponsored the bill and employment and veterans DEAR CONCERNED: I consulted one of the world’s 50 INSECT SPRAY was influential in steering it to • Excellent multi-purpose benefits; Baer, .rehabilitation; foremost authorities, Donald B. Effler, senior cardiovas- AND SPIDffiB SPRAY adoption by both houses of the Insecticide • Kills on contact and leaves George Atkins Sr., Sons of the cular surgeon at the Cleveland Clinic. His reply: General Assembly.- Legion. • For household pests—ants, residual deposit “The victim should lie flat. Closed chest massaging President Gerald Ford roaches, flies, mosquitoes, Chairmen will be calling • Kills ants, roaches, black should be applied immediately. (This is manuaUy compress- recently proposed similar -fleas on pets meetings of their respective widow and other spiders, sow- ing the victim's chest 50 to 60 times a minute.) federal legislation to cover ORTHO INDOOR • Controls wide range of insects bugs, earwigs, crickets and committees soon. Mouth-to-mouth breathing should be given at the same federal crimes. PLANT INSECT SPRAY on fruit trees, ornamentals, silverfish time if possible, so the complete first-aid treatment requires “I believe that anyone who • Keeps insects away from and vegetables • Use along baseboards, walls, two people. uses a gun in the commission of house plants • Controls many poultry and in cabinets, along foundations, “If omy one is present, these two procedures should be livestock pests a crime should serve some time • Kills on contact in doorways administered alternately. Victims have been knpwn to be • Easy to use aerosol • Contains 50% malathion (85-5054) revived with this emergency treatment even after the heart in jail,” remarked Barry. “This (85-6014,16, 18) law is one positive step toward • Contains pyrethrins, rotenone has stopped beating. STATf o (85-5030) 15 oz. aerosol “Victims of suffocating and drowning should be treated the reduction of violent crime 8 oz. PINT QT. in the same manner. The two life-saving essentials, oxygen in our society.’- 5 oz. and circulation, can be provided without equipment in the $2.69 $4.69 $6.98 above manner in an emergency situation. $1.39 ORTHO-GRO “Unfortunately, our society has adopted a policy of Camp Needs ORTHO UP-START LIQUID PLANT FOOD ‘non-involvement’I In our major cities, people ignore the ROOT STIMULATOR cries of victims who might be saved from homodde, rape or ORTHO FISH • Complete and balanced More Aides • Develops strong root system • Non-burning when used as even violent death. In the case you mention, it is likely that EMULSION FERTILIZER • Also tor ornamental, fruit one or more competent people stood by when thdr Camp Kennedy Directof • Use on all plants directed and shade trees (86-4301,2) intervention might have saved a life. Harry F. Smith todqy issued a • Will not burn • Contains indolebutyric acid call for additional volunteer • 5-2-2 formulation feeds thru “It’s difficult for the average citizen to believe that he can (86-4313, 4) PINT QT. get into trouble by helping Us fellow man—but he cani In counselors and expressed sur- roots and leaves some states, legal action has been taken against people who prise so few have volunteered. (86-4316, 7) PINT QT. $1.69 $2.69 have administered first aid at the scene of an accident. To date, 33 have been 15 oz. QT. “In a number of states, the so-caUed 'good Samaritan law’ accepted to the Manchester $1.69 $2.69 has been passed to prevent taking legal action against summer facility for mentally $1.59 $2.69 Nassiff Photo people who try to hdp others. handicapped, with the latest “In my own professUn, it is common practice for doctors Karla Magadini, Alexa Berger Engaged to drive away from emergency situations on Ughways and Martha Jawoerski. The engagement of Carol Ann where they could be of very real help. This is not "This, Is the least amount of ■Orinb Litke of Parsippany, N.J. to ‘inhumanity’ on the part of the doctors; it stems from the volunteers that I can recall, Thomas Paonessa Jr. of Saddle bitter experiences of many whose emergency treatment has yet, we know that there aren’t Brook, N.J. has been announced had serious legal repercussions. We live in a strange societyl that many jobs available,” said by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , * Very truly yours, Smith,, adding, "If we are to 'Oriho Norman Litke of 995 Tolland DONALD B, EFFLER, M.D.’’ operate on a one-to-one basis, UPSTAIT 'Oinm additional volunteers are nSH EMULSION Malathion so MSB Tpke. fiitillnr Inioct Spray ORTHO-GRO Mr. Paonessa is the son of needed.” IIBOOIFUIT u^nMiFMU Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paonessa He said applications are Sr. of Saddle Brook, N.J. available during the day at the The bride-elect was FLETCHER GUSS CO. camp site — off Dartmouth Rd. graduated from Manchester High School and Upsala College Over 25 Years ol Experience | Of MANCHESTER in East Orange, N.J., where she Court Ruling received a B.S. degree in Auto ■ Plato - Window Glass • Mirrors - Glass Favors Utilities mathematics. She is employed Furniture Tops - Pletursi Framing - Fireplace ft as a computer programmer for Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut Supreme Court AT&T Co. $ee AOWAY FOR AUYOUIX 'i/Yiiuniir Her fiance received a B.A. Collector’s llsnu Tuesday upheld a lower court ruling that the state cannot tax degree in psychology from Up- Danish Platee EQUIPMENT SHOP gross transmission earnings of COMPLETE KR V IC E SHOP Pick Up » OMnpry sala College and a M.A. degree mna»sle, 649-4521 Preeldential Mon., Wad., Thurs., FrI. NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINOS TIL 1.00 PM in psychology from Montclair Dscantere Hartford Electric Light Co. and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm State College in Upper Nullne Connecticut Light & Power Co. Sat. 8:00 t« 4:00 STORE HdIjRS Montclair, N.J. He is employ^ Estimates Gladly Given Reproductlone The two electric utilities had Closod Tuoadav Mon., Tuaa., Wad. as manager of Stero Circus in Open Thurs. A FrI. til 9 P.M. successfully appealed in the AGWAY^Inc. 8:30 ta 8:30 pm Plaetice In Slock Court of Common Pleas a 1972 940 Now Stita^load. Suchland Thura., FrI. 8:30 la 8:30 Wayne, N.J. Sat. til 5 P.M. decision by the Connecticut tax SaL 8:00 ta 4:30 The couple is planning a Sept. •A" - 3 /1 6 ” - V4” 643-8123 54 MgKn SL, Manchester Stock Sheeta or commissioner to tax 27 wedding a t C oncordia “ transmission receipts” for Lutheran Church in (Off Center Street) Cut Shtee 1966, 1967 and 1968. Manchester. n PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE ELEVEN O BITU ARIES The Matthew Sauer made to the debt reduction fund Gustaf A. Anderson 'V- -■ ' Hits Came in Waves at Fenway Matthew Sauer, infant son of of the First Evangelical Gustaf A. Anderson, 76, of 357 POLICE REPORT Alan and Brenda Koch Sauer of Lutheran Church, Ellington. Adams St. died this morning at Herald Angle 173 Middle Tpke., died Monday an East Hartford convalescent at Rockville General Hospitai. Albert Schorlmann home. MANCHESTER VERNON By Earl Yost He was born in Rockville. TOLLAND - Albert C. Mr. Anderson was born May Ralph H. Quint, 22, of Wind- Timothy J. Sherman, 16, of Other survivors are his Schortmann, 76, of Tolland Ave. 25, 1899 in East Hartford and sor Locks was arrested Phoenix, Ariz., was charged Sports Editor With Orioles Getting More Runs maternal grandparents, Mr. died Tuesday at a Rockville lived most of his life in Tuesday at 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday with operating a and Mrs. James Koch of Tuc- convalescent home. He was the Manchester. He was employed Downey Dr. in Fountain Village motorcycle without a license, son, Ariz.; and his paternal husband of Mrs. Ellen Skoglund at Pratt and Whitney Division and charged with disorderly failure to wear eye protection BOSTON (UPI) — The hits came in waves, pounding The triumph moved the Orioles to within 6 1/2 games of the went back ahead with a run in the last of the fifth, and the Orioles grandparents, Mr; and Mrs. Schortmann. of United Technologies Corp., conduct and intoxication. or head protection, and Support Sports 41 Years through the infield, crashing against the left field wall and division-leading Red Sox in the American League East. knotted the score with a sixth inning run. Wilbur Sauer of Ellington. Mr. Schortmann was born East Hartford, before his Police found Quint sleeping in operating an unregistered washing over the fences. “It’s July 1,” said Baylor, “about time for for us to make our Garland had come on with two outs in the Boston fifth and The funeral is private at Sept. 24,1898 in Vernon and had retirement 14 years ago. A bushes alongside one of the motorcycle. Forty-two years ago Matt and the late Maurice Moriarty But the tide suddenly turned on Boston Tuesday night as charge — me too.” pitched 11-3 scoreless innings and Jackson held Boston the final 3 White-Gibson-Small Funeral lived in the area all his life. He Navy veteran of World War I, apartment buildings. He was He was released on a $50 cash launched their service station business under the name relievers Wayne Granger and Grant Jackson dried up the Red The Baltimore left fielder, whose 10 homers are one short of his 1-3 innings while Baltimore scored four more times to win the Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville. had been employed at Hamilton he was a m em ber of released on a $50 non-surety bond for appearance in Com- Moriarty Bros, on Center Street. Sox offense to give the Baltimore Orioles a 10-6 victory. seasonal high, said he was beginning to hit the ball better after a contest. The Rev. Robert LaCounte, Standard Division of United Manchester Barracks, World bond for appearance in Com- mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, One year later, in 1934, Moriarty’s backed the first Each team amassed 13 hits; the Red Sox, however, managed wrist injury that had bothered him since late May. At that time, pastor of Rockville Baptist Technologies Corp., Windsor War I Veterans. mon Pleas Court 12 in East July 23. athletic team bearing their name. Since that time, Moriar- just four safeties during the final four innings while the Orioles he was hitting .320, but since has dropped to .265 average. “We’re starting to roll now,” said Jackson, 2-2. “We’re trying Locks, before his retirement 11 Survivors are a daughter. “Baylor’s starting to hit,” said manager Earl Weaver, “and so Church, wili officiate. Burial Hartford July 14. Anthony J. Nesta Jr., ty’s has become the No. 1 backer of sports annually in this unleashed seven hits over the same stretch. to make our move but it seems like nobody else is waiting for us. years ago. He was a member of Miss Marion B. Anderson of are some of the other players. It looks like we’re finally starting will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Cand.iewood Rd., South Wind- onetime City of Village Charm. Name a sport and Moriar- The winning hit was Don Baylor’s three-run homer in the Everyone has had a streak but we haven’t got ours going Rockville. Union Congregational Church Manchester, with whom he A Wells St. man reported five seventh off Reggie Cleveland, the third of Boston’s five pitchers. to get some offense. It’s good to see because we’re just coming sor, was charged ’Tuesday with ty’s has sponsored a team in it over the years. together. Maybe these past two games are an indicator.” There are no calling hours. of Rockville and a former made his home; two brothers, youths jumped him ’Tuesday at operating a motor vehicle while The clout, which hit a light tower behind the left field wall, broke off a bunch of ballgames where we scored just one run.” member of the Rockville Fire Albert Anderson of South Wind- 10:08 p.m. as he walked home his license is under suspensiqn. Fourth of July will be celebrated Friday and it will also a 6-6 tie. The Orioles added an eighth inning run on Lee May’s The Orioles were scoreless for three innings Tuesday against The Orioles will seek their third straight and sixth win in seven Charles G. Lisk Department, VFW, American sor and Carl Anderson of East from Charter Oak Park. He was released on a $150 non- be a historic day on the local baseball scene when the double, his third hit, after Bobby Grich had walked. Dick Drago, but scored two runs in the fourth on a walk to A1 games tonight in the opener of a two-game series at Detroit. ROCKVILLE- Charles G. Legion and Order of Red Men, Hartford; and three sisters, They punched and kicked surety bond for appearance in baseball diamond at Mt. Nebo will officially become Matt “We got 29 hits in two games,” said Baylor, noting the Orioles Bumbry, a triple by May and Jeff Northrup’s ground out. The Mike Torrez, 8-5, faces Tom Walker, 2-5. The Red Sox meet the Lisk, 81, of 113 E. Main St. died all of Rockville. He was an Mrs. Armand Hruby of him. Then they took $3.50 from court in Rockville, July 23. Moriarty Field. rapped Luis Tiant for 16 hits in an 8-2 victory Monday night. Red Sox, who had taken a 1-0 lead in the third on Bernie Carbo’s Brewers in a doubleheader at Milwaukee. T u e ^ y night at his home. He Army veteran of World War I. Rockville, ,Mrs. Oscar him. Robert A. Ignatowicz, 20, of The first team Moriarty’s sponsored was basketball, “We’ve had enough games with three or four or five hits this 13th homer, scored four runs in the fourth inning to go back Boston, one game ahead of Milwaukee and New York in the AL was the husband of Mrs. Agnes Other survivors are two Wennerberg of East Hartford There were three white and 33 Vernon Ave., Rockville, was which carried the name Moriarty Firestones. Fran season; we’re due to have a few good gaifies.” ahead, 5-2. East, will send Rick Wise, 8-6, and Bill Lee, 9-5, against Williams Markert Lisk. brothers, Walter Schortmann of and Mrs. Edith Russell of two black youths. One wore a charged Tuesday with Mahoney, a state representative and long-time friend of Baltimore tied the game with three fifth-inning runs; Boston Castro (3-1) and either Tom Hausman, 2-0, or Bill Champion, 6-5. Mr. Lisk was bom July 6,1893 Vernon and Richard Schort- Onset, Mass. blue and white t-shirt. They ran operating a motorcycle without Moriarty, was the skinny little West Sider who approached in Ellington and lived in the mann of Ellington; two sisters, 'The funeral is ’Thursday at 11 east on Wells St. away from the a license and operating without Rockville area most of his life. Mrs. Frances Skoglund of a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, attack. Matt and asked if he was willing to sponsor his team of head protection. He is to appear West Side young men. Johnson^ ScTRfini Mr. Baseball Honored Before he retired, he was Rockville and Mrs. Elsie Mala- 400 Main St. The Rev. Newell in court in Rockville, July 23. Champagne Show employed at Hamilton Standard tian of Ellington; and several Curtis Jr.," pastor of Center The road gave out under the Moriarty, who has picked up the title of Mr. Baseball in Edmund Draus, 19, of 75 IMr. Baseball in Manchester, Matt Moriarty Sr., was Division of United Technologies nieces and nephews. Congregational Church, will of- pickup truck driven by Kenneth Maple St., Vernon, was charged Manchester, has been the financial angel behind American Corp., Windsor Locks. He was ficiate. Burial will be in East * Pace MB Victory honored last night when the town''8 Board of Directors The funeral is Saturday at Cote of 44 Pine St. Tuesday at Tuesday with failure to give But Vinegar Taste an Army veteran of World War 10:30 a.m. at Ladd Funeral Cemetery. 4:30 p.m. as Cote made a left proper signal in connection with unanimously approved renaming the athletic complex I. He was a member of Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Friends may call at the turn from Center St. to New St. the investigation of a two-car By Earl Yost at Mt. Neho to Moriarty Field. Hockadum Barracks, World Rockville. The Rev. David funeral home tonight from 7 to The DeAngelo Construction accident on Rt. 30. Old pro Gene Johnson, energetic Mike McDonald and Director Phyllis Jackston presented a resolution on NEW YORK (UPI) — John Mayberry’s champagne per- War I Veterans, the ^nerican Eusden of Union 9. Co. of Plainville is renewing the Police said Draus was east- the subject which will be presented to Moriarty formance had a vinegary aftertaste. Legion and the 65 Club. Congregational Church will of- ’The family suggests that any fireballing John Serafin! combined their talents last night water lines in the area, police bound and made a left-hand between games of Friday’s douhleheader in the Matt Mayberry, a 6-foot-3, 220- He is also survived by a memorial contributions may be as Moriarty Brothers continued their undefeated pace in ficiate. Burial will be in Grove said. turn into the path of a car Moriarty American Legion Invitational Baseball Tour- pound first baseman for the on Mayberry’s error and scored daughter, Mrs. Joseph Novak of made to the American Cancer the Hartford Twilight League. Hill Cemetery, Rockville. The truck was removed by driven by Debra Gray of 52 nament. Kansas City Royals, enjoyed on an error by Mingori. Rockville; two brothers, Henry Society, 237 E. Center St. The season’s best crowd at Mt. Nebo, which contributed Friends may call at the New Look at Manchester State Bank wrecker. Haylin Dr., Vernon. Draus is to the finest moment of his major In other AL action, Oakland LiA and Harold Lisk, both of the highest collection, watched the MB’s move two and Moriarty has been a major factor in supporting and funeral home Saturday from appear in court in Rockville, league career Tuesday night routed Chicago 10-1, Milwaukee Rockville; two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Frances Warchol Manchester State Bank is doing business in a traditional early American manner this keeping baseball alive in Manchester for more than 40 9:30 a.m. to the time of service. Recent thefts reported in- July 23. one-half games ahead of Volkswagen in the American when he unloaded three home beat New York 6-3, Baltimore Raymond Ertel and Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Frances' Warchol week. Starting Tuesday and contihuing through Thursday, every employe of the bank, years. clude: TOLLAND Division standings with a 5-0 triumph over Langan. runs off one of baseball’s top outslugged Boston 10-6, Detroit Neff, both of Rockville; and (Kaminski), 79, of 185 A plaque will he erected at Moriarty Field at a later Mrs. Everett H. Meyer from tellers right up to the bank president, are being dressed in authentic colonial • A woman reported her $200 Kevin S. Hoke, 17, of Virginia Johnson, who entered play with a .500 batting average, pitchers, Ferguson Jenkins of topped Cleveland 6-2 and two grandsons. Wadsworth St. Ext. was dead date. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. costumes. The bank will also exhibit every American flag since 1776. Looking at display of watch stolen while she swam in Lane, Tolland, was treated and WILLIAMS MORIARTY LEBER lashed out three hits in as many trips, all singles, and the Texas Rangers. Minnesota routed California 12- The funeral is Friday at 1:30 on arrival this morning at the Verplanck pool Tuesday at 3 after losing the opener of their Giacoma Serafin Meyer, 70, of colonial artifacts are. From left to right, Lance A. Kozikowski, a teller in the uhiform of released at Rockville General drove in three runs as the designated hitter. But Mayberry’s awesome ef- p.m. at White-Gibson-Small 32 South St. died early this mor- Manchester Memorial Hospital noon. She had left it by her doubleheader 4-3 in 10 innings^ the Connecticut Artillery 3rd Continental Line; Nancy Murphy, a teller, in the dress of the Hospital early this morning. Legion baseball since 1945 when the popular summer The mustached McDonald gave Serafin! all the runs he fort was tainted a bit by an Funeral Home, 65 Elm St. The ning at Rockville General after suffering an apparent towel, she said. A’s 10, While Sox 1 Revolutionary era; Betty-ann Neville, receptionist, and Martha Winzler, bookkeeper, in Police said Hoke suffered in- program was reborn after a lapse during World War II. needed with a two-run homer over the centerfield fence in Gaining on Leaders error he made in the sixth in- Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Hospital. She was the wife of heart attack at her home. • A Hartford man reported juries when his car went off the Vida Blue, with last inning Mrs. Warchol was born Aug. colonial gowns; and Nathan Agostinelli, president of the bank, in an officers uniform of the Without his support, the local program would have been in the third inning, following Johnson across the plate. ning which enabled the Rangers pastor of the First Evangelical Everett H. Meyer. his wallet stolen Tuesday night roadway on Anderson Rd. and relief from Glenn Abbott, 20,1895 in Poland and had lived Continental Line Regiment. (Herald photo by Pinto) deep trouble over the years. to push across what proved to Lutheran Church of Ellington, Mrs. Meyer was born March while he was in the Gaslight knocked down two guard rails. Serafini fashioned the shutout on a four-hit effort. The pitched Oakland over Chicago in Manchester for 25 years. She ’The official dedication and naming of the field will take be the winning run in a 5-4 vic- will officiate. Burial will be in 26, 1905 in Stafford Springs and restaurant on Oak St. It' con- No police action was taken. only trouble he had was with Lou Bazzano who collected and ended the White Sox’ win- had been employed as a weaver tory. The loss dropped the Grove Hill Cemetery. had lived in the Rockville area tained $60 in cash and personal Allyn Bassett, 19, of Plains place between the first-day doubleheader in the Matt three of Langan’s four safeties, all singles. Serafini fanned at Rhode Island Textiles, Staf- Orioles Starting Royals eight games behind the Friends may call at the most of her life. She was a com- papers. Rd., 'Tolland, was charged Moriarty Invitational Tournament featuring four Legion six batters and walked just one in outdueling Ken ford Springs, before her retire- Rev-Share Funds Allocated division-leading Oakland A’s in AMERICAN LEAGUE funeral home Thursday from 2 municant of St. Bernard’s • A break into the Hartford Tuesday night with unlawful entries. Skoglund. Each pitcher entered play with a 2-0 record. the American League West. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Church and a member of the ment 25 years ago. She as a Electric Light Co. office at 63 discharge of firearms in con- communicant of St. James By SOL R. COHEN All of the votes on the out more books to out-of-town Light-hitting Manchester Community College found Paul Usual Late Surge Mayberry hit solo homers in The family suggests that any Ladies of Maple Grove. She had E. Center St. was discovered nection with the investigation C3iurch and a member of the revenue-sharing allocations readers than its residents have Credit to Father Placido getting the only blow to spoil a no-hit, no-run bid the fourth, seventh and ninth in- ning streak at nine games. Blue memorial contributions may be done volunteer nurse’s aide A total of $1,044,000 in Tuesday at 7:54 a.m. Missing of a complaint that he shot a nings off Jenkins, marking the Polish Women’s Alliance. were 6 to 3, with the minority borrowed from out-of-town by Stan Lewis as Hartford Insurance notched a 4-0 success. allowed only four hits over work at Rockville General revenue-sharing funds were are an electric typewriter, a rabbit on a neighbor’s property. Little Mike Cooney, who captured the first two In- BOSTON (UPI) — Could this be the start of the first time in his career he had In Memoriam Survivors are a son, Bruno Republicans voting "no.” Their libraries — under a cooperative Placido collected his hit in the first inning and after that eight innings and was backed by Hospital for many years. allocated Tuesday night as votes conformed to their votes calculator, and a sweater, all He was released on his surance Agents Youth Golf Tournaments the past two Baltimore Orioles’ long-predicted hot streak? ever hit three home runs in one In loving, loving memory of DoroUiy Warchol of Stafford Springs; program. Lewis closed the door. a 16-hit attack that included She is also survived by a follows by the Manchester May 7, when the 1975-76 budgets valued at $560. promise to appear in court in years at the Manchester Country Club, credits his father And if so, what is to become “y^j,d then, Cleveland’s starting game. A. Edwards who passed away July 1. brother, Elmo Serafin of .Staf- two daughters, Mrs. Stanley R. Hartford tallied all four runs in the sixth frame off three apiece by Joe Rudi and Board of Directors: and tax rates were adopted, • $214 for a part-time tutor Rockville, July 28. for his help, patience and encouragement...Barry Sheckley of the Boston Red Sox who to play well now too.” “I think Ferguson is one of im. ford Springs; four sisters, Mrs. Opalach of Manchester and The rear window of a reliefer Jim Gagne. Bert Campaneris. It was the • $890,000 to the General also by 6 to 3 votes. for a blind student, financed by State Police are investigating and Rick Gowen will supervise the five weekly cross- finished a 4-6 homestand Mon- Boston manager Darrell the best if not the best pitcher ninth triumph in the last 10 Although 3 years have passed, you are Rena Natali, Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Stephen Rudnanske of woman’s car was struck Fund, as authorized May 7 By unanimous votes the a state grant. a complaint of an assault and country races starting July 16 at the Manchester Com- day night with a poorly pitched, Johnson said he expected the in the league, and it is sure games and the 14th in the last 16 not forgotten. Weingartner and Mrs. Anna Stafford Springs; a sister in when the directors adopted the • $960 for a Summer-Work Tuesday night as she played A heart of gold stopped breaUiing: board approved the following alleged rape. Police said the 10-i loss to the Orioles? AL East race to remain close tough to have done this when for the defending world cham- Works, all of Stafford Springs, Poland, four grandchildren and softball near her car at the East munity College campus off Wetherell Street. Seven God broke our hearts to prove to us He 1975-76 budget, with $200,000 to appropriations: Study Program, financed by a alleged offense occurred about Top Designated Hitter Baltimore, which made up 15 through this part of the season. you lose,” said Mayberry. pions. and Mrs. Lucy McCarthy of a great-grandchild. Catholic High School field. divisions will be offered over courses ranging from one to takes only the best. the highway department, $90,- • $350 to the Senior Citizens state grant. 2:30 a.m. today near the games on Boston in the final six “ I don’t think anything is “Jenkins is a competitor and he Tigers 6, Indians 2 But you didn't go alone, part of us went Farmington; and several ’The funeral is Saturday at Men playing hardball nearby 3.5 miles. All one needs to do is register before the start of NEW YORK (UPI) — Jim Rice, the Boston Red Sox’ “other 000 for sanitation, $100,000 to Center for meals, to be By an 8 to 1 vote, with Direc- Tolland-Vernon line in the weeks of the 1974 season to grab different (from what was doesn’t like to walk anybody. Mickey Lolich tossed a three- with you. nieces and nephews. 8:30 a.m. from John F. Tierney the park department, $235,000 claimed no knowledge of it. The any race. There is no registration fee...Several weeks ago rookie,” is the American League’s top designated hitter after 12 LitUe did we know that morning financed by a donation from the tor Carl Zinsser opposed, the vicinity of Rt. 30 and Rt. 74. the American League East pen- forecast) the beginning of the He will always challenge you. hitter and Ron LeFlore belted a The funeral is Saturday at Funeral Home, 219 W. Center whole window crystallized on there was talk about Carew of Minnesota becoming weeks of the season, it was announced Tuesday by the league of- The sorrow the day would bring; for street lighting, $200,000 to Manchester Chapter of UNICO. board accepted a $15,999 U.S. Police said a possible suspect nant, now has won five of its year. It’s going to be a scram- The first one I hit was a fastball two-run homer as Detroit 8:15 a.m. from the Ladd St., with a Mass at St. James impact of an object the size of a the next .400 hitter in major league baseball. Today, the fice. The call was sudden, the shock severe, the police department, $40,000 • $3,167 for 'a police dis- Manpower Administration has been taken into custody on last six games to move to 35-39 ble for some time.” and the next two were sliders.” snapped a five-game losing to part with one we loved so dear. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Church at 9. Burial will be in St. hardball, police said. The AL’s headquarters reported that Rice, less publicized than to the recreation department patcher and $5,869 for the police grant. It provides funds for unrelated charges and the in- talented Twin infielder has dropped off over 40 points but on the season. Jenkins, who also gave up a streak with a victory over Time hasn't eased the pain in our hearts. Ave., with a Mass at St. Ber- James Cemetery. and $25,000 to the Senior rookie teammate Fred Lynn, is batting .283 as a designated hitter Nor dried the tears in our eyes. department’s community three positions from June 15 to vestigation is continuing. still leads by a comfortable margin. Ted Williams, last of “We really would have liked solo homer to Harmon Cleveland. Indian’s Manager nard’s Church at 9. Burial will Friends may call at the compared to .280 for A1 Bumbry of the Baltimore Orioles. Your memory will always last. Citizens (Center. relations program, to be Dec. 31, 1975. the .400 hitters, claims the next man to reach that figure to win three out of three” Killebrew in the ninth and has Frank Robinson protested the be in Grove Hill Cemetery. funeral home Thursday and Tommy Davis of the Orioles, the AL’s leading DH in 1974, ranks We loved y'ou then, we love you yet. • $10,000 for improvements financed by a grant from the Zinsser voted “ no” when will have to be a fast runner in order to out-leg many in- against the Red Sox, “but we’ll now surrendered 23 homers this game in the seventh inning, Gone but not forgotten. Friends may call at the Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Manchester Recreation third with a .265 average while Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Connecticut Commission on Assistant Town Manager field hits. Williams claims many hitters today don’t have to be happy with two out of season, shrugged off claiming that Aurelio funeral home Thursday from 7 Center, off Garden Grove Rd. Billie Jean King Twins is fourth with .257. Love. Criminal Administration. Charles McCarthy revealed the three — not quite as happy, Mayberry’s feat stoically. Rodriguez had interfered with to 9 p.m. always use good judgment at the plate and are not selec- Your daughters, • $3,000 for em ergency . $48,975 for a ‘‘W.I.N.’’ town will have to appropriate though,” said Orioles manager “John is paid pretty well to Cleveland catcher John Ellis on Ndncy, .Dianne, Suunne; generators in the highway and an additional $1,312 at some tive enough in the pitches they offer at. Williams, who hit Earl Weaver. “But we’ve hit the ball and I am paid pretty Dorothy, Sharon, Valerie Mrs. Delium LaHouse public service employment .406 in 1941, claims Bob Feller of Cleveland was" the Rodriguez’, bunt single. park garages. program, to be financed by a later date toward the three Defeats Evert closed the gap a little.” good to pitch it,” said Jenkins. Twins 3-12, Angels 4-12 ANDOVER — Mrs. Theresa greatest pitcher he ever faced...NOTE: WTIC and WDRC SPORTS • $1,000 for OSHA (Oc- state grant and for employing salaries. McCarthy explained Baltimore now is in fourth “So we got five runs and they Rod Carew drove in five runs In loving memory of our beloved A. Foley LaHouse, 57, of cupational Safety and Health that the federal funds can go WIMBLEDON, England in another clash between youth softball teams will be playing an exhibition game Friday, place, 6 1/2 games behind got four, so mark one up for our mother, and grandmother, Maude E. Hebron Rd. died Sunday at six trained environmental SPORTS SLATE with a double, single and Topliff who passed away July 2, 1973. Act) requirements. maintainers. only for salaries below $10,000 a (UPI) — Billie Jean King, and experience. Mrs. Court will July 11 at 8 o’clock at Fitzgerald Field (weather permit- Boston. New York and side.” sacrifice fly to lead Minnesota Manchester Memorial • $50,000 for sidewalk con- year, and that two of the three playing in one of the last major be 33 next week. Mrs. Cawley is ting) with proceeds going to the New Hope Manor Milwaukee are tied for second, While Mayberry was busy What would I give if I could say, "Hello Hospital. She was the wife of • $15,993 for libraries, to be BRIEFS to victory in the second game Mother " in the same old way. struction. financed from a state grant and positions are over the $10,000-a- singles tournament of her 23. Fund...Little League baseball town tourney starts Monday one game behind the Red Sox. WEDNESDAY mistreating Jenkins, the after California won the opener To hear your voice, to see your smile. Delium LaHouse. FIRE CALLS • $40,000 for townwide year slary range. career,, recaptured some of her Miss Evert, the 20-year-old The Orioles, who are on the Rangers took batting practice To sit and talk with you a while The funeral was this morning to be used for cataloguing night with the International League and National League Greensboro, N.C.,, and Paul Legion vs. Windsor Locks, on Ellie Rodriguez’ leadoff 10th revaluation costs, bringing the Zinsser noted the board set a old glory today with a fighting sensation from Ft. Lauderdale, road until after the July 15 All against 11-game winner Steve Thou absent you are always near. from the Fisette Funeral systems and similar library champions playing at 6 at Leber Field. Wednesday night Trio Signs Anthony, 21, of Lancaster, 6 • Nebo inning homer. Carew had five Still loved and missed and ever d e a r ,^ sum allocated to date to $120,- policy of not funding for new comeback in the final set to Fla., thus loses one of her Star game, play in Detroit Crispino’s at Coventry Busby. ’They collected 11 hits hits in seven at bats in the Sadly missed. Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart- services. It constitutes a the winner faces the American League kings at the same PI’TTSBURGH (UPI) - The N.Y., and right-hander Jim Ney MANCHESTER 000. jobs “when it adopted its tight defeat the top seed and defen- cherished ambitions — to beat tonight while Boston opens a and five runs off Busby in 5 1-3 Daughter Lorraine, and ford, with a Mass at Our Lady balance of payment grant site. Farm League playoffs start July 8, also at Leber Pittsburgh Pirates announced of Grosse Point Woods, Mich. Columbia vs. Merchants, 6 doubleheader to lift his league- Son-in-law Leo Tuesday, 3:04 p.m. — car fire • $50,000 for highway equip- budget.” ding champion Chris Evert, 2-6, Billie Jean on grass. For win or three-game series at innings and sent him down to of Sorrows Church, Hartford. because Manchester has loaned the signings Tuesday of three . ECHS leading average to .375. and all the Grandchildren at 974 Main St. (Town) ment. 6-2, 6-3, and enter the finals of lose Mrs. King has said that she Field. The All-Star game is listed July 14. Milwaukee this evening with a his sixth loss. Mike Hargrove Burial was in Mt. St. Benedict free agent pitchers—left- THURSDAY To Mary Catalano who passed away Today, 10:01 a.m. — grass the $268,600 Wimbledon Tennis will play no more singles doubleheader. led the assault with three hits World Record Cemetery, Bloomfield. handers Alfred Holland, 22, of Legion at South Windsor July 1, 1968. fire off Wilfred Rd. (Town) Championships. anywhere including Signs With BVs “I wouldn’t mind seeing while Mike Cubbage had a Mrs. LaHouse was born in Leber to Step Down FRIDAY STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Our fondest memories remain always. Motorcade Sartor Acting Patrol Captain Out on the center court she Wimbledon, one of the last HARTFORD (UPI) - Italian Milwaukee go into first place home run. Sweden’s Anders Gaerderud Schenley, Canada, and lived in grass tournaments left. Jim Leber will step down as president of the Manchester over the next two days; that Legion Tournament, 12:30 It was Mayberry’s error and Children and AMBULANCE CALLS loves most of all the courts of FISHING soccer star Giaccomo broke the world 3,000 meter Hartford most of her life before Plans Change Sartor, 32, joined the local' Little League baseball program after serving two Nebo another by reliever Steve Grandchildren MANCHESTER Police Chief Robert D. Lan- the world, the 31-year-old Bulgarelli of the Bologna Foot- would tighten up the race and steeplechase world record for coming to Andover two and one force in 1969. He was promoted terms...New pay scale hikes for female coaches in South SATURDAY Mingori in the sixth inning, Tuesday, 3:26 p.m. — bike- There has been a change in nan has announced his assign- veteran stumbled through the ball Club has signed a season give some fan interest, in the second time in a week half years ago. She was to sergeant in 1972 and lieute- Names Omitted Moonlight Sonata Legion Tournament, 12:30 however, that enabled the car accident on Green Rd. See the plans for the Miss ment of Lt. Richard Sartor as first set then produced the Windsor will skyrocket under a three-year pact. For exam- contract with the Hartford Milwaukee, Boston, Baltimore ’Tuesday, clocking 8 minutes 9.8 employed at the American nant in 1973. Omitted from the published What’s the music that makes - Nebo * Rangers to score what proved today’s Herald for story. Manchester-Connecticut motor- acting patrol captain. deadliest overhead game of the ple, field hockey will jump from $300 to $960, track, soft- Bicentennials of the North and New York,” Weaver said. seconds on the second day of Standard Products Co. before In 1973 he was also assigned list of officers of the big bass dance during the mid- to the winning run. Jim (Manchester Ambulance) cade. Sartor is taking over the tournament just as Miss Evert, ball and tennis, the same, and cheerleading will go from American Soccer League. the annual Stockholm Inter- retiring two years, ago. as head of the department’s Manchester Municipal Federal dle of the night? Experienced Sundberg singled, went to third Tuesday, 5:42 p.m. — Miss Mary Cadorette, the duties of Capt. George P. unbeaten in Europe for two $700 tq $1,280. Varsity basketball will increase from $350 to A team spokesman said X<<^^^<*X?JXrXrX?X:X:Xi;X!l;X:XrXrX; national track and field meet. Other survivors are 3 training program, records, Credit Unit were the following anglers will tell you it’s the NOTICE motorcycle-car accident on E. new Miss Connecticut, will McCaughey who retired years, lost control of her usual- $1,280 ..Bolton Ice Palace opens July 21 for the season. Tuesday Bulgarelli will start at Probate Court is open.for con- daughters, Mrs. Barbara Tuesday after nearly 30 years planning, budgets and com- three members of the super- sound of something to eat — Middle Tpke. See today’s crown Lee Scott, the new,Miss ly reliable forehand. Patch time and stick time is listed, plus public skating midfield for the Bicentennials ferences with the judge from Labonte of Vernon, Mrs. Joan on the local force. munication. In the finals Friday, Billie visory committee — Helen usually other fish, insects, frogs Twin Bills Friday^ Saturday Herald for story. (Manchester Manchester 1975 in ceremonies hours. Details are available by calling the Ice Palace. Thursday against the Rochester 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Maneggia of Bolton and Mrs. Lannan said there will be too He holds a BS degree in in- Jean meets fourth-seeded Tierney, of the water depart- or small animals moving about Doris Violette of Andover; 4 Ambulance) to be conducted on the steps of Lancers in Dillon Stadium. Two doubleheaders will be played in the Matt Brewers Right Thursday nights. NighI dustrial administration from ment; Teresa Priskwaldo, of in the water. Tuesday, 9:37 p.m. — bike- the Municipal Building at the long a period needed to appoint Evonne Goolagong Cawley of Moriarty Invitational Baseball Tournament Friday and telephone number: 649-0445. brothers, Laurien Foley of a permanent replacement to the University of Connecticut the controller’s office; and Not able to see their prey at car accident at Park and New center, Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Australia who beat her coun- Saturday afternoon at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty Field. William E. Fitzgerald Bolton, Romeo Foley of Hart- leave the position vacant. and a MS in public administra- trywoman and girlhood idol, Evelyn Lambert, assistant night, bass change their feeding McCarver Signed ford, Reginald Foley of East Sts. Karen Whipple, 16, of 50 The president of the First game lists West Hartford and Unionville with Judge of Probate Manchester Jaycees, Bradley Although Sartor is to continue tion from the University of Mrs. Margaret Court, 6-4, 6-4, collector of revenue. technique to match the dark en- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In Title Scrap Pine St. was taken to Hartford and Raymond Foley Hartford. vironment. ’They switch from Rutland, Vt., facing host Manchester. Action starts at Manchester Memorial Hospital Keazer and Mayor John Thomp- his duties in the administration The Philadelphia Phillies of Tam pa, F la.; 12 of the force, he-will be assisted Legion Bows visual hunting to using their two 12:30. with minor injuries. son will assist with the Tuesday announced the signing grandchildren and a great- in his patrol captain duties by highly sensitive methods of Saturday’s winners and losers will meet, the losers MILWAUKEE-(UPI) - The Milwaukee Brewers grandchild. (Manchester Ambulance) ceremonies. of veteran catcher Tim The motorcade will then Sgt. Henry Minor, the chief VITAMIN detecting motion in water — the McCarver, who had been starting play at 12:30. knocked off the New York Yankees 6-3 to pull within one proceed from in front of the said. In Exhibition lateral line system, often called released by the Boston Red Sox All games are down for nine innings. game of first in the American League Eastern Division Municipal Building, south on The permanent position of HEADQUARTERS fish sonar, which detects June 23. Tuesday night and they may owe it all to Hall of Earner patrol captain will be filled by Liggett Parkade vibrations, and the inner ear Main St. and disband at Main Robin Roberts. Rookie Rick Austin, who was exam in the usual manner. which “hears” disturbances in Fri9idaire makes installation easy, St. and Hartford Rd. Low Prices! Dropping an exhibition bout last night was the Chief Lannan said. the water. Both these senses Jim Colborn, who has been in the minors only days ago, Manchester American Legion baseball team, 6-3 to are used at night to find, track struggling this season while came on to pitch and he retired makes comfort control automatic. F o r Y o ur Informa t ion Cromwell at Cromwell High. and attack prey. Hi trying to come back from knee the last four batters of the Manchester returns to Zone To tempt the night feeding surgery, held the Yankees to game in order for his first Cromwell (6) major league save. Dejm friejid S i Eight action tonight hosting AB R H E fish into striking, the angling five hits in 8 2-3 innings to up his 10,000 BTUs/hr.’^ Punctuality is of prime im- Windsor Locks at 6 at Mt. Nebo. Logano, ss 3 0 1 1 experts at Mercury outboards record to 3-6. “It’s really exciting,” the The locals are 3-2 in zone play. Ekstrom, If 3 1 2 0 The win pulled the Brewers to young lefty said. “A week a|p I portance in a funeral service. Pagolo, c( 3 1 0 0 use a variety of noisy lures. From Frigidaire, dependable cooling This essential respect is due Cromwell scored two runs in Sobna, rf 3 0 0 0 These include popping plugs (tUhin one game of l^ston and was in Sacramento and now I T. Ha^el. lb 2 10 1 got four big outs for a team that power In a room air conditioner that the deceased. The service the first against starter and which chug their way on top of a ^ance to take sole possession installs with the simplicity of Easy- Grande, p, 3b 2 0 2 0 has become a contender in a hot should start promptly at the loser John Varca and never J. Hagel, Ib. p ' 110 0 the water, shallow-running, of first place when the Red Sox Mount side panels, then makes a looked back. Ed White and Pat Brancifort, 2o 2 110 come to town tonight. pennant race.” hour set. 3 1 2 0 double-blades spinners which summer’s worth of comfort automa- Irish drove in runs for Cressimanno, 3b, p Colborn credited the win, Another happy, exuberant w We have always had coopera- Perez, c 2 0 11 churn the surface, and sinking tic. Just set the Cooling control to Manchester which collected DiDimizzo, c 10 0 0 plugs which wobble violently as Milwaukee’s fourth in a row, to Brewer was first baseman Automatic Cool. Your air conditioner tion from the clergy, musicians, a talk he had with Roberts George Scott, who was the just four hits while committing • Totals 25 6 9 3 they are retrieved. automatically turns itself on and off Model AE-10M and others identified with the five errors. Night fishing success can be during the weekend when the heart of the Brewer offense. He to maintain cool temperatures in your service. Families, too, are bettered by remembering that former Philadephia pitching got three hits, including two Munrlienler (.*1) doubles, stole a base, scored room all summer long. CHOICE OF MODELS invariably ready when our cars AB R H E the bass will “home in” on their ace was here for the recreation call. White, If prey by finding and following of the 1955 All-Star game. twice and drove in a run. '5000 BTU Nicola, 2b “I did it all tonight,” Scott Promptness helps to provide Socha, ss the noise and vibrations it “I just haven’t been going Frigidaire. said, "Everything but sell 6000 BTU a respectful, dignified, funer- Miles. 3b makes. that good,” Colborn admitted. Home Environment Division of General Motors. Eagleson. lb 8000 4TU Once you’ve found the lure “I talked to Roberts on Sunday peanuts in the fifth inning. I’ve al service. Respectfully, Ballard, ph been consistent this season and 10000 BTU AND Gliha, rf rhythm to which the fish will and he explained his theory (of SUMMER SALE PRICES ALL OPERATE ON Varca, p respond by striking, it’s impor- pitching). You throw to spots someone has to take charge out Irish, c A'. there. I know we’ve got a long REGULAR 15 V Kinney, cf tant to maintain the same until you get in a jam and then *169** and up RADI# way to go but you can’t help FUNERAL HOME cadence throughout your you go to your stuff.” Totals 26 3 4 5 thinking about a pennant. Cromwell 200 202 retrieve, and follow the same Colborn made the formula Phone 643-1222 “If we keep playing the ball UALITY SERVICE EASY M anchester 010 010 1 3 RBI: pattern on each cast. A break in work despite early trouble as he TERMS 2 lf WEST CENTS* - MANCHESTE*. CONN TONKHIT White, Irish, T. HageP, 2BH: Grande; allowed two hits in the first in- we can beat anybody. My SiENUINE BB: Varca 1, Gramoe 2, Cressimanno 2, cadence will confuse the fish JOHN F TIEENET - BA*8A*A TIEENET adrenalin is really flowing.” 6:5.5 Hetl'.Sox sh. Br«‘w»T», J. Hagel 2; Strike-outs: Varca 2, Grande which are after your lure. (UPI photo) ning and another in the second. THOMAS F. TIERNEY - JOHN J CRAHY 4, Cressimanno 3, T. Hagei 3; Hits off: He then retired 18 batters in a Loser Pal Dobson, 8-7, & Son est. 1941 WTIC Grande 2 for I run In 3 innings; They’ll be thrown off track and bd 7:25 VnnkfCH vh. IniliutiH, Upsetting Experience for Yanks^ Ed Herrmann row before giving up two more allowed the Brewers first five . !”P E A R L Crcssim.inno 0 lor 1 run in 3 innings; J. are not likely to get interested PHONE 643-2171 MANCHESTER 619 MAIN STREET WINE Hagel 2 lor 1 run in 1 inning. in your lure again. George Scott of Brewers Scored Run in Third Inning hits in the eighth inning. runs. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Evert-Billie Jean ma j o r LEAGUE E rrorless Streak Ends SCOREBOARD l^ n g Batten AU, Foster and Morgan, Cin, Wynn, LAJ American League National League (based on US at bats) Parker and StargeU, Pitt 11. SLOW PITCH National League East East American League: Jackson, Oak 18; w. 1. pet. w. 1. pet g.b. g ab r h g-b. Gain Semi-Finals Bonds, NY 17; Horton, Det and — Boston 41 a 562 PitUburgh 46 X .613 - Morgan, Cin 73 2S S6 to Not Reds’ Win Formula Burroughs, Tex IS; Lynn, Bos and PhUadelphia SOFTBALL Madlo^, CU 75 302 4] tot New York 41 34 547 1 42 X 546 6 young Russian 6-0, 6-0 enroute, the only Hendrik, Oev-i4. Milwaukee 41 34 547 1 New York a X 5M 7Vk WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - Caih,^ 77 3M S< too Runs Batted In | three runs of the Astros. Baltimore X X .473 6W St. Louis a a 5X lAk whitewash of, the tournament. She was Wataon, Hou 73 Zn 35 91 NEW YORK (UPI) - by the Dodgers by four games. Morales’ hit came off reliever Chris Evert’s ambition —besides three hits including the game- National League: Bench, Cin 65;: Qeveland a 42 .432 9W> (hieago a 40 4U u Evonne Goolagong’s girldhood idol but TONIGHT Joshua, SF ■ 60 2ZI a 73 Cincinnati won only one game Bob Watson and Cliff Johnson Rick Baldwin with two outs and LuiinsU, Phil 61; Morgan, Cin and' Their errorless streak Detroit X 46 584 13 .Montreal a 40 4a 11 retaining her Wimbledon singles title winner in the bottom of the SanguiUen, Pitt 06 237 28 78 each homered and drove in Mrs. Court recognizes no friends on court, Telephone vg. CBT, 6i 15 — WaiSon, Hou 54; SUub, NY 52. record is over but the Cin- in their last at bat in 1974 while accounted for his third run West West is to beat Billie Jean King on grass. seventh and Joe Quaglia and Bowa, PhU 51 219 28 71 only competitors. American L^gue: Lynn, Bos 86; i the Dodgers won 17 in their last three runs apiece for Houston. batted in of the game. Tom Det- w. 1. pet. gb. w. 1. pet. g.b. Keeney Griffey, Cin 64 208 42 68 cinnati Reds, reluctant This conflicts with Ms King’s ambi- She wished Evonne- well in her Jim Dowling had two hits Horton, Det and Scott, KIU 54; Nettles,' time up. Elsewhere in the NL, St. tore picked up the win by Oakland 4B 27 .646 — Cineinnatl X a .641 - Nelson vs. Steak Out, 6:15 Grubb, SO 68 258 40 82 NY 51; May, Balt, McRae, KC andi bystanders last year while tion to win two titles at the cham- apiece. Don Storrs and Rich Parker, Pitt This year the aggressive Louis edged Philadelphia 6-5, retiring New York in order in Kansas Qty 41 X 539 8 Los Angeles 43 a 5 X 8 marriage, not in the singles at Wimbledon. — Fitzgerald 65 238 38 75 JU Munson, NY 49. Texas 37 X .487 12 San FraneUeo X X .494 UVk Belekewicz each had three hits American League Los Angeles swept to a pen- Pittsburgh ripped Montreal 10- pionships this week and break the pre- The men’s semifinalists Thursday are Crockett’s vs. Acadia, 7:30 Stolen Bases Reds already have won nine the 10th. . Chicago X X .473 13 San Diego a 41 .474 13 and Fran Macchi and Marty g ab r National League: Morgan, Cin 36;j nant, are pretty confident 4, Chicago clipped New York 5-4 Padres 10, Dodgers 1 AtlanU a 44 .421 17 war record of 19. top seed and defending champion Jimmy — Fitzgerald Carew, Hlnn games in their last at bat and MinnesoU 34 40 .459 14 Martinelli two apiece for 69 253 44 Cedeno, Hou 32; Brock, St.L 30; Lopes, they’ve found the winning Houston a 53 548 2SW Since 20-year-old Chris, the top seed and Connors of Belleville, 111. against 11th Hargrove, Tex are running away from the in 10 innings, San Diego Mike Ivie’s first major league California X 44 .4X 15 Bogner’g vs. Trudon, 8:45 234 43 LA 28; Mangual, Mil 18. Tuesday's Results Lynch. Lynn, Bos formula. whipped Los Angeles 10-1 and grand slam homer capped an Tuesday’s Results defending champion from Fort Lauder- seeded Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Moun- — Fitzgerald 68 218 52 American League: Rivers, Cal 43;', Oakland 10 Chicago 1, night Chicago 5 New York 4, night dale, Fla., and 31-year-old Billie Jean tain, Tenn., who gave a virtuoso display of Munson, NY 72 276 42 Washington, Oak 31; Otis, KC29; Patek,v It’s the same formula Billy NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco walloped Atlanta eight-run fifth inning for San Pittsburgh 10 Montreal 4, night Barrels vs. Lathrop, 6:15 Hisle, Mbm Baltimore 10 Boston.8,. night DUSTY 60 230 34 KC 21; Remy, Cal and North, Oak X. Martin has been trying to teli 9-1. Diego but Los Angeles lost San Francisco 9 AtUnU I, night meet in the semifinals today somebody is big serving, with. 23 aces, in eliminating -Nebo McFlae, KC Texas 5 Kansas City 4, night 75 290 35 Pitching Dodgers and the rest of the (Kurils 6, Phils 5 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 5, night going to be disappointed. The bookmakers Guillermo Vilas of Argentina in five sets David’s vs. Crispino’s, Scoring three runs in the 'Maddox, NY his Texas Rangers and, as sim- more than just its sixth game in Detroit 6 CleveUnd 2, night 55 218 .36 (Based on most victories) Milwaukee 6 New York 3, night San Diego 10 Los Angeles 1, night ninth inning. Savings Bank of Washington, Oak ple as it is, it makes perfect National League West. St. Louis’ Bake McBride the last seven. While falling (UPI photo) are giving odds that it will be Billie Jean, ’T u e s d a y . 7:30 — Nebo 75 294 43 National League: Messersmith, LA 13- CaUfornia 4 MinnesoU 3,1st, twilight CinclnnaU 8 Houston 7,15 ions, night Chambliss, NY Joe Morgan smashed a run- drove in three runs with a pair the third seed. Connors had a less demanding time with Town vs. CBT Blue, 6:15 Manchester got past the 66 248 31 4; Seaver, NY U-4; Sutton, U 114 sense: hang in and play tougher eight games behind Cincinnati, MinnesoU 12 CaUfornia 3, 2nd, night Bjorn Borg Rests on Injured Leg Angels, 14-11, last night at White, NY 63 2 ^ 45 McGlothen, St.L and Jones, SD104. scoring single after a walk by of singles and stole two bases to Billie Jean disagrees with them. eighth seed Raul Ramirez of Mexico who — Robertson in the late innings. the Dodgers lost catcher Joe Tonight's Games Today's Games...... Braun, Minn 59 190 24 56 American League: Kaat, €3il 124 Swede Lost to Arthur Ashe 2-6, 6-4, 8-6, 6-1 Robertson Park. Joe Schlinga The Reds unwiseiy ignored Pete Rose and a single by Ken help Lynn McGlothen gain his Ferguson, who broke his right (All Times EDT) (AU Times EDT) “I’m in my best shape in years,” she looked dangerous in the first two sets but Holiday vs. Moriarty’s, Home Runs Palmer, Bait and Blue, Oak 125; Busby, had three hits including a that factor last season and the Griffey in the 15th inning last 10th victory. Greg Luzinski, wrist in an eighth inning brawl. California (Singer 69) at MinnesoU AtlanU (Odom 04) at San Francisco said. not dangerous enough to stop Connors 7:30 — Robertson National League: Luxinski, Phil 20;j KC U4; Tlaiit. H « and Hjinter NV U-7. (Blyleven 55), 9:Xq>.m. homer, Mike Paparella three Bench, Cin 16; SchmidI, Phil 14; BakerJ result was they were beaten out night to give the Reds their major league home run leader, Willie Crawford, Joe (Halicki 34), 4:X p.m. Another contest between youth and from a straight sets win. Crispino’s vs. Honda, 8:45 Baltimore (Torrez 85) at Detroit Houston (Dierker 75) at CinclnnaU experience takes place in the other ’The other quarterfinals ’Tuesday were bingles and Warren Mosler, ninth victory in 12 extra inning belted his 20th for Philadelphia Ferguson and Dave Lopes of (Walker 25), 8:X p.m. — Robertson games this year, this time (Nolan 75), 7 p.m. semifinal where Margaret Court of disappointing from the spectator’s point of DeMolay vs. Barbers, 6:15 Bruce Reynolds, Tom Woods in the fourth but the Cardinals the Dodgers were ejected in the New York (Gura 2-2) at Qeveland St. Louis (Reed 67) at PhUadelphU and Bob DeMarchi two apiece against the Houston Astros. responded with four runs in the eighth after Crawford charged (Eckersley 61), 7:X p.m. (CUrlton 66), 7;X p.m. Ali Not to Return Australia, a mother of two, only a few view. Tony Roche of Australia, the 16th — Nike Oakland (J. Perry 27) at Chicago The game, which lasted four fifth. A1 Hratosky pitched 11-3 Chicago (Bonham.85) at New York days from her 32nd birthday, meets seed, beat Tom Okker, the Dutch ninth Economy vs. Annulli, 7:30 for the Bankmen. Bob Persons the mound and punched pitcher (Osteen 35), 9;X p.m .' hours and 21 minutes, was the (Matlack 95), 8:X p.m. Evonne (Soolagong Cawley, a 23-year-old seed in five routine sets. Roche will meet had four hits and Rick Tyson MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES innings in relief and gained his Bill Greif. Both benches emp- Kansas City (Pattin 64) at Texas (G. — N i k e longest of,the season for the PitUburgh (ElUs 64) at Montreal newlywed. Fifth-seeded Mrs. Gpurt, with Arthur Ashe of Miami, the sixth seed, who and Ed Vallone homered for the 12th save. tied onto the field, with Perry 612), 9:X p.m. (Rogers 55), 8:X p.m. Angels. Reds, who saw their major Pirulcs 10, Expos 4 Ferguson charging into the bat- Boston (Lee 95 and Wise 85) at San Diego (Freisleben 35) at Los her family to think of, and fourth seed beat Sweden’s third seto Bjorn Borg 2-6,6- WOMEN’S REC Milwaukee (Castro 21 and Hausman 2il^ league record string of 15 Bill Robinson drove in three tle, swinging wildly. Angeles (Rau 7-7), 10:X p.m. To U.S. Before Oct. 1 Mrs. Cawley, with the high price of setting 4, 8-6, 6-1 — considerably helped by the or Champtai 65), 2 7:09 p ja Remaining undefeated, the up house these days, have the same single- fact the 19-year-old Swede injured his leg CANDLELIGHT Milwaukee (Ucago New York errorless games end during a runs and three other players (iiunis 9, Braves I Thursday's Games which surprised Ali from the . Tigers toppto the Leopards, 10- AMERICAN LEAGUE ab r h bi ab r h bi KUALA LUMPUR (UPI) Frazier $5 million. The minded ambition —the $16,100 first prize. Monday and the pain came back towards Six runs in the first two in- ab r b bi ab r h bi three-run fifth inning when each drove in two runs as Chris Speier drove in five California at MinnesoU Thursday's Games opening bell, Bugner seemed in- 2, last night at Cheney Tech. Bonds cf 3100 Money3b 5021 Kessinger ss 4 1 0 0 Phillips ss 4 0 0 0 Danny Driessen hobbled a Oakland at Chicago Chicago at New York — M u h a m m a d A l i s a i d minimum guarantee, American Mrs. Court, three times a Wimbledon the end of the first set. nings paced Nassiff Arms to an BalUmore Boston Cardenal If 5 2 3 0 MiUan 2b 512 2 , Pittsburgh collected 17 hits to runs with a pair of doubles as capable of throwing a serious Terry Thomas and Dawn Coggins rf 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 4110 single to left by Bob Watson. Kansas City at Texas, night PitUburgh at Montreal promoter Don King said, is $4 champion, is the second betting favorite to He did the best he could for a man who 8-4 win over Honda last night at ab r h bl ab r h bi Stanley 2b 0 00 0 Scott dh 42 31 Monday cf 4 0 0 0 Garrett 3b 4110 trounce Montreal. Pirate rookie San Francisco won its fifth Cincimiatl at San Diego, night Tuesday he would not return right-hand punch, depending on Varava each had two bingles Boston at Milwaukee, night million for Ali and $2 million for regain the title for which she was only per- couldn’t move swiftly to the right but Ashe Robertson. Jim Leber and Ed Singleton rf 4 1 2 2 Carbo rf 212 2 While If 3110 Porter c 3110 Morales it 513 3 SUub rf 4 0 0 0 The Reds tied the score with John Candelaria worked 7 1-3 straight. Speier stroked a BalUmore at Detroit, night St. Louis at PhUadelphU, night to the United States before an ineffectual left jab. The tout for the Tigers. Three different Grich 2b 5 210 Burleson ss 5 010 Thornton lb 512 2 Kranepol lb 3 0 0 1 Frazier. suaded to play at the last moment because was playing well and there was never real- Litwin each had three hits and Munson dh 3012 Lezcano rf 3100 three runs in the ninth on an innings to gain his third win in bases-filled double for three New York at Qeveland, night San Francisco at Los Angeles, night defending his world ended with Bugner on the ropes players had the hits for the Bumbry dh 110 0 Ystrzmsk lb 4 2 2 0 Cbamblis lb 4 011 Hegan lb 4022 Mitterwald c5 010 Kingman If 4121 error, a walk, Cesar Luis Tabuena, chairman of she thought she was not ready after a calf ly any doubt about the eventual victor. Dick Osgood two for the Davis ^ 3 0 0 1 Lynn cf 512 2 Tnllo 2b 3 0 0 0 Unser cf '3010 four decisions. runs in the first inning off loser heavyweight championship and Smith screaming at his Leopards. NetUes 3b 4 0 00 Sharp cf 4011 Geronimo’s double, another ‘Hoop Sign-Up- the Games and Amusement injury that sidelined her for a while. Ashe is another man with an ambition. He winners. Paul Pryor and Ron May lb 4232 Rice dh 4121 Herrmann c 3 0 1 0 Mitchell If 3101 Dunn 3b 3 0 0 0 Grote c 2 010 Cul>8 5, .Mels 4 Jamie Easterly and added a against Joe Frazier in fighter to “hit him, hit him.” board of the Philippines, said Her record to the semifinals is the most is 32 next week and if he doesn’t win Girouard each had two blows Muaer lb 0 0 9 0 Cooper lb 2 0 0 0 Dempsey ph 10 0 0 Garcia 2b 3010 LaCock ph 1 0 0 0 Steams c 10 0 0 walk and Johnny Bench’s Jerry Morales’ infield hit two-run double in a five-run Basketball sign-up for toys and shorts. Teams will be Manila, Oct. 1, preferring to Doctors at ringside said EASTERN Northrup cf 2 0 0 1 Beniquez if 2 0 2 0 Brinkman ss 2 0 0 0 Colbom p 0000 Sperring 3b 0 0 0 0 Webb p 1000 sacrifice fly. Morgan’s 13th the fight would be staged at the impressive of the four. She has dropped Wimbledon this time he knows he may apiece for Honda. scored Don Kessinger from Giants’ uprising in the fourth. 13-14 will be held tonight and selected after the tryouts. train in Asia. temperatures under the televi- Fourteen runs in the first two Blaircf 3121Fiskc 4110 Whitfield rf 2110 Austin p 0000 Burris p 2 0 0 0 Milner pb 1100 homer in the eighth inning had third base with the winning run 30,000 seat indoor Aranetta only 19 games in five matches and beat a never win the event. Baylor If 4113 Blackwell c 0 0 0 0 Dettore p 0 0 00 Espinosa 0000 Mike Caldwell stopped Atlanta, ’Thursday night frorri 8 to 9:30 at Plans are to play two games sion lights in the stadium innings lifted Norton Electric Alomar 2b 3 0 0 0 brought the Reds to within “I just don’t want to go back Stadium in Manila. Behind a 14-hit attack, Dick’s Robinson 3b 3 10 0 Evans pb 10 0 0 Mason ss 00 0 0 Alou ph 1000 in the 10th inning for Chicago. which committed six errors, on the Robertson Park courts. per week. to a 15-2 duke over Millers Falls —there’s too much pressure,” “It won’t be a knockout,” averaged 115 degrees and both American bested Moriarty Duncan c 5 0 2 0 Doyle 2b 2 0 0 1 Dobson p 0000 Sand^ p 0000 seven singles. (Candidates mqst wear sneaks last night at Mt. Nebo Buddy Torre ph Ali told reporters a few hours said the 33-year-old Ali. “But if fighters said the heat and Brothers, 8-1, last night at Belanger ss 4 1 2 0 Griffin 2b 2 0 0 0 Pagan p 0 0 0 0 0000 Carr had four hits and George MitcheU p 0 0 0 0 Helse 3b 3 010 Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Baldwin p 0000 after retaining his title with a there happens to be a knockout, humidity nearly wilted them. Robertson. Dave Sibrinsz and Washburn, Jim Magowan, Grimsiey p 0 0 0 0 Petrocelli 3b 10 0 0 ToUls 32 3 5 3 ToUU 33 6 U 6 ToUls 37 5 9 5 ToUls 33 4 7 4 15-round unanimous decision it will be me knocking him Bugner, who earned $500,000 Carl Hohenthal each had three Garland p 0 0 0 0 Drago p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 103000 0001-5 BASEBALL ^ ® P ia c c in Socccr Bruce Macaro, Joe Ruggiero, New York 100 000 020-3 30 Teams^ Four Leagues over British challenger Joe out.” dollars, weighed 230 pounds to hits and Ron Laliberte, Leo Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Burton p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 304000 00x-6 New York 000(000X0-4 Rick Holmes, Skip McConnell Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 E-Garrett. DP-Chicagol. LOB-Chicago Bugner. Frazier, 31, said Ali showed Ali’s 225. Williamson and Bob Carr two LOB-New York 5, Milwaukee 7. vacation Describing himself as disap- The champion was flying off and John Meyers two apiece for Segui p 0 0 0 0 2B-Munson, Scott 2. SB-Yount. 7, New York 6. Set for Basketball Play him “nothing” in the title ALUMNI JUNIORS For Any Witchcraft apiece for Dick’s. Fred Valenti Barr p 0 0 0 0 2B-Cardenal. HH-Thomton (5). SB- pointed with his performance to Sabah state in North Borneo Norton. Ron Peters had three ip h r er bb BO 'aleia] defense Tuesday morning and Although outhit, 7-4, had two safeties for Moriarty’s. Totals 36 10 13 10 ToUls 37 6 13 8 Dobson L 8-7 2 7 5 5 2 2 Cardenal, Kessinger. S-Monday, Burris against Bugner despite having on Wednesday for a brief vaca- NAIROBI (UPI) — Witch doctors have become the hits for Millers. Baltimore 000231310-10 Steams. SF-Kranepool. Thirty teams in four leagues “I think I can take him—I mean Manchester State Bank had Pagan 2 3 1112 Moriarty Bros., MCC, Dead driving i to fight in 115-degree to whip him.” tion as the guest of Tun behind-the-scenes superstars of Kenyan soccer and sports Boston 001 410000-6 Lyle 4 1 0 0 1 4 ip h r er bb so will launch play in the Rec what it counted in the runs REC Burris 7 4 4 4 5 Bears, Langan, Crispino’s, temperatures, Ali said he would Mustapha Hharun, chief officials have threatened to prosecute teams who hired INDY E-Burleson, Doyle. DP-Baltimore 1, Colbom W 35 725 5 3 3 3 3 Department’s Summer Basket- Ali, who sustained a slight cut department for a 4-2 decision Taking a 12-3 duke last night Boston 1. LOB-BalUmore 10, Boston 11. Austin 115 0 0 0 0 2 Dettore W M 2 0 0 0 1 0 Crockett’s, Sapa’s. remain in Malaysia before minister of Sabah and a mul- Applying the whitewash ball League next week with near his left eye against last night over Moriarty them. rioted when a pigeon was seen at Keeney Field was North 2B-Singleton, Yastrzemski, Belanger, Dobson pitched to 3 batters in 3rd. Webb 5 6 4 4 2 1 moving to the Philippines in timillionaire timber tycoon who brush, Renn’s Tavern dumped Grich, Lynn 2, Burleson, Duncan, May. Espinosa 2 1 0 0 0 1 opening games Monday night at Senior II: Average White, Bugner, predicted his next Juniors at Cheney Tech. Scott Kenya Soccer Federation hovering over one goal. The United Methodist over Hartford Save-Austin 1. early September. has two private gulfstream jets Manchester Oil Heat, 4-0, last 3B-May. HR-Carbo (13), Baylor (10). S- WP-CoIbom. Balk-. PB-. Sanders 2 00001 Charter Oak’s two courts. Beav’s, Kingsters, Social defense would be “a thriller in Anderson’s bases loaded single secretary Obare Asiko warned fans contended it was put there National Bank. Jim LaPenta Baldwin L 15 1 2 1110 Ali, in his bare feet and at his disposal. night at Nike Field with both Doyle. SF-Singleton. T5:X. A5JB8. Eight entries are listed in Lepers, Dix Pack, Sticks & Manila.” clubs, witch doctors, and fans: by witchcraft to keep their had two hits including a ip b r er bb sc Burris pitched to 1 batter in 9th. bargains Officials of the Hilton Hotel and an error highlighted a teams playing excellent three loops with six in the Stones, Fani’s Kitchen, Eagles. wearing the same black and It will be the rubber match “Witchcraft should have no team from scoring. They halted homer and Dave ’Thomas added MitcheU 31-3 5 5 5 2 1 Oakland Chicago T5:». A-162e2. here said Ali had reserved the three-run fifth inning. Mark defense. Ron Rickard and Paul abrhbi abrbbi fourth. Senior III: Trademen, white robe in which he entered between Ali and Frazier. Ali place in Kenya soccer. The the game while police caught two blows. John Neuner and Grunsley 1 4 1 1 0 0 Pagani and Tom Owens hit well Garland 115 1 0 0 2 1 Campnrs ss 5131 Hairston rf 3 0 2 0 AtlanU San Francisco Nymrods, Super Bads, CBG, the ring at M erdeka was defeated by Frazier for the $250 dollar a day presidential Quey had two hits apiece for the ab r b bi ab r h bl ’Two games will be played for the losers. practice of witchcraft is un- the bird and carried it out of the Dave Richards had three and Jackson W 25 315 3 0 0 2 1 Mangual rf 10 01 Dent ss 4 010 (Independence) Stadium suite for another month. winners and Bob Simler had Garr U 2 0 0 0 Joshua cf 3 2 3 0 Monday through Thursday Medicated Gto, DC’s, Chiefs, undisputed world heavyweight settling our efforts to clean up stadium. two safeties respectively for Drago 415 5 5 5 2 2 North cf 4 0 0 0 Heodersn cf 4 0 0 0 Over at the West Side Oval, two for Heat. Gaston U 1 0 10 Thomas 2b 5110 COCs. Tuesday, first met with title March 8,1971 on a 15-round The fight ’Tuesday drew only soccer.” Burton 15 1 0 0 1 0 Washingtn If 5 3 2 1 Johnson lb 4 0 0 0 nights at 6:30 and 8:30 with BERGERON & SONS AMOIX) Burger King routed Mari-Mads, At another game, fans in- the Bankmen. Gilbreath 2b 4 0 1 0 Arnold 2b 0 0 0 0 reporters in the presidential about 15,000 fans locally Cleveland L 45 2 5 4 4 1 1 Martinez ss 1 0 0 0 Melton 3b 4 010 Friday set aside for makeups. Senior IV: Indians, Lost decision. He defeated Frazier Observers estimate 95 per sisted a dead cat found outside Baker rf 4 010 Murcer rf 1211 10-2, with the losers charged Segui 115 1 1 1 1 1 Jackson rf 3 2 2 1 May If 3111 The entries are: Planet, (Chieftains, Ozones, Ball suite of his hotel and later at a on a 12-round decision when because it was shown on televi- NIKE Evans 3b 4 010 MiUer 3b 2 0 0 0 with seven miscues. Dave cent of Kenya soccer clubs hire the stadium also was inspired Barr 1 1 0 0 3 0 Holt U 0 0 0 0 Stein dh 2 0 0 0 circus-like joint news con- sion in Malaysia. The Malay- Getting ahead early, Pero’s WiUianu lb 4110 Montanez lb 3 2 0 0 Senior I: Wild Turkeys, Weavers, DeMolay. TEL. 647-1988 neither was champion Jan. 28, witch doctors or soothsayers to by witchcraft. PB-Blackwell. Rudi lb 413 >O rU 2b 4 0 0 0 ference with Frazier. sian promoters at the last Chevrette picked up the win outlasted Farr’s, 9-7, last night Senior Girls Blanks u 4 0 0 0 Speier u 312 5 1974. scattering four hits. Rich help them win matches. Last year officials threatened T5:S. A52,2t5. WiUiams dh 5 12 0 Downing c 2 0 0 0 ’The Manila bout, with the minute charged western news at Nike Field. Bud ’Talaga had Bando 3b 5 0 00 JeUerson p 0 00 0 CorreU c 4000 HiUc 4000 While Ali and F razier Gauruder paced the winners The witch doctors, many of to disband one winning team Office cf 3 0 21 Ontiveros rf 3 0 11 Philippine government the agenfeies $500 each for placing three hits and Butch Talaga, Fast-Pitch Kansas City Texas Gamer 2b 3121 (Xibom p 0 0 0 0 clowned their way through their whom have become rich, claim because players and officials Fosse c 5121 Forster p 0 0 0 0 Eastorley p 10 0 0 Adams U 0 0 0 0 Lemon, Globetrotters ly v v v v COUPON v v v v v VVVVV COUPON vvvvv teleprinters at ringside but with two hits and four RBIs. Jeff Rea and Pete McNamar ab r h bi ab r h bi promoter, could net Ali as news conference, the 25-yearold they can: allegedly consulted a witch doc- Action in the Girls’ Fast Hopkins pr - 0 0 0 0 Goglewski p 0 0 0 0 Sadecki p 10 0 0 Thomassd U 3 0 1 0 > V were talked out of charging Craig Waykovsky had two hits two apiece for Pero’s. Ron Roy Wohlford rf 4 0 1 0 Tovar dh 512 1 Goodson pb 10 0 0 CaldweU p 310 0 > Super Special! > i(» IM P l£IE i much as $8 million dollars and Bugner sat at poolside of his —Make the ball disappear. tor. Pitch Softball Senior League Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Cubbage 2b 5111 HaiKy c 0 0 0 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 another $500 ringside ticket for Mari-Mads. had three hits and Don Fay and Blue p 0000 Bpard p 0000 Please Attiea Inmates GENERAL nearby hotel sipping cham- —Make it swerve at a vital But the sorcerers recently saw all three winners come up McRae If 4 010 Hargrove If 5 1 3 1 TotoU 33 1 7 1 ToUU X 9 9 7 i BRAKE SERVKE price for the operators manning Ken Roback two each for Mayberry lb 4 3 3 3 Burrogbs rf 3 010 Abbott p 0000 pagne with a few members of moment. have lost face. with 20 runs or more. AtlanU XOOlOXO-l ^ IWMIOWM the machines. Farr’s. Killebrew dh4 111 Spencer lb 5010 ToUls 4110 16 9 ToUU X 15 1 ATTICA, N.Y. (UPI) - The Lemon, billed as the Clown MomJ 1ERS his camp. —Prevent players from Last month, one official Pete’s Citgo won its third Oakland 30B6IBim-U -San Francisco 4X5XXx-9 REPAIR The King and Queen of Pinson cf 4 010 Randle cf 5011 E-Correll, WiUianu 2, Blanka2, Evans, Harlem Globetrotters, com- Prince of Basketball, put on his Trainer-manager Andy scoring by freezing their bodies challenged Kenya clubs with straight routing Hagler June Rojas 2b 3 0 0 0 SmaUey ss 3000 Chicago OI OOWOOO- 1 Malaysia and lesser royalty sat CHARTER OAK E-Gamer, OrU. DP-Oaklaod3, Chicago Arnold. DP-AtlanU2. LOB-AtlanU6, San 'plete with the antics of usual show but went out of his VW TMra m MtXIMMl IVYM Smith, plainly disappointed momentarily. the promise that if they could Bugs, 24-7. Joan Vallone had Scott pr 0 0 0 0 HoweU 3b 2100 Franciaco 7. in a sealed-off section at Healy c 40 11 Harrah 3b 1. LOBOakland U, Chicago 7______Meadowlark Lemon, put on a way several times to enter the FOREIGN «5«! with Bugner ’.s show i n g —Move the net when an op- beat visiting English soccer ... Winning a close one. Multi four hits, Janet Ritchie and Sue 0000 ' 2RSpeier 2. SB-Baker. S-Caldwell. SF- Open 24 Hours Dally ringside, cooled by electric P a t^ ss 2 010 Sundberg c 3130 2B-ChmpaoerU, Jackson, Meiton. 3B- benefit performance Tuesday bleacher sections and slap and ’Tuesday, said they would fly posing player tries to score. club Norwich City, the national Circuits got past Fuller’s Roth three apiece and Tracy Fosse. HR-May (6). SB-Washington 2. SF- Onttveroi. ; TOFFoo i FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE fans. SolaiU pb 1 0 0 0 Jenkins p 0000 ip b r er bb so night for about 750 inmates at shake hands with several of the home to London on ’Thursday Recently, soccer matches Package, 3-2, last night at Norton two including a homer 000 0 Thomas p 0000 Ganwr. AND sports body would consider Busby p Easterley L 15 315 5 7 6 6 3 khaki-clad inmates. i ATUS > “ Bugner didn’t put on Fitzgerald Field. Mike Mingori p 0000 ip b r er bb so the Attica Correctional Facili- > WEWIU afternoon. have been plagued by a series of witchcraft a useful part of paced Pete’s. Sharon Maher Sadecki 325 1 ^ • in«p«ct brail* tytttm.tMing fluid and pressure on him (Ali),” Frazier McCarthy had two hits for McDanid p 0000 Blue W 125 8 4 1 1 5 8 ty- Roosevelt Davies, 33, of V AIR FILTER ^ ^ adjuating p*da< action ^ “I feel bad because of my witchcraft incidents involving Kenya soccer and would pay had three hits, including a Abbott 1 1 0 9 0 1 Beard 1 DOMESTIC said. “I was sweating more ToUU 34 4 9 4 ToUls 36 5 12 4 The inmate audience, a frac- Rochester, in Attica on an ^ Adktr,dDg|«IB«coiMinl^noaiy( ^ ▼ • *n*p*etd>ac«to*t.andr*pUc* % performance today,” said Ali, birds and animals. witch doctors for two years. Multi and Jim O’Brien and roundtripper for Hagler. Jefferson L 15 15 4 3 3 1 1 Caldwell W 5-7 9 1 V Ipamwna) O M©bil than they was. I’m looking Kansu City OWiXllB-4 WP-Sadecki. tion of the prison’s population 8-year-to-life sentence for k • T*8tbrdM8v8t*m.andmak«^*c*«a*rv ^ whose purse was about 2.5 At one game fans nearly Steve Howroyd two apiece for Personal Tee won its first of Texu UOOZlOOi-5 Osborn 25 0 0 0 1 0 ^ adjustmanta ^ HEAHN6 OILS Norwich won every game. T5;27. A5,796. selling narcotics, said he ^ Coupon expire* Sept ^ million dollars. “I couldn’t land forward to meeting this man.” SOCCER Fuller’s. the season, 20-5, over Nassiff E-Mayberry, Mingori. DP-Kansas City Forster 1 1 0 0 0 1 of just more than 2,100, CARS 2, Texu 1. U)B-Kansas City 5, Texas 13. Gogolewski 6 9 6 5 3 2 welcomed the Globetrotters enjoyed the show and that he OIL BURNER A a jab. It was two men with the But Ali and members of his Arms. Cindy Cain had four hits San Diego Los Angeles 'V'i'V'i'V’i'i'V V V V yW iaM 2B-Tovar, Hargrove. HR-hUyberry 3 AUen 121110 plays basketball almost daily at same style. ’This man is like entourage reminded listeners SILK CITY ab r h bi ab r h bi with applause, loud cheers and HEATINfrINSTALLATION PEE WEE including two homers, Gail (12), Cubbage (3), KlUebrew (10). SB- WP-Jefferson. the prison. punching myself. But he’s that the champion had boxed 41 Overcoming a deficit. Allied Butler four safeties, Lori Veal T5:40. A-19,468 Grubb cf 4122 Lopes2b 4000 signs which read “Welcome ’Three goals by Glenn Boggini Patek. Hahn cf 0 0 0 0 Pociorek rf 1000 Harlem Globetrotters to At- “I play basketball about once better than the fellows I’ve rounds in his last three matches Printing downed Crockett three doubles and Tami ip h r er bb so 643-5135 and two by Steve Logan paced Detroit CTeveland Fuentes 2b 5 2 2 0 Buckner if 5121 tica” and “Attica Welcomes a week inside and at least one 4 PLY POLYESTER -vV vV V COUPON V V V > 315 C«nter SL Manche^ been lighting.” over a 100-day period, while Agency, 5-1, last night at Grakowsky three bingles for Busby L 115 515 U 5 4 2 0 Locklear rf 5 2 2 1 Garvey lb 5030 the Wildcats to a 5-1 win over 115 0 0 0 3 0 ab r h bi ab r b bi game in the yard every day,” ~ATLAS CUSIMNAIRE Despite aggressive tactics Frazier had been idle. Fitzgerald. Steve Brady and the winners. Peggy Laneri had Mingori Greif p 0 0 0 0 Cey 3b 2000 the Trotters.” the Stars last night at filing. McDaniel 115 1 0 0 1 0 LeFlorecf 5122Kulper2b 3010 Davies said. “This show’s been ^O IL CHANGE, FIITER &<; Mike Pagani had three and two two for Nassiff’s. Sutberlnd 2b 5110 Bell 3b 2001 Winfield rf 3112 Hale cf 402 0 BIAS PLY Jenkiu W 95 825 9 4 4 2 6 Sharon If 00 00 Ferguson c 4000 Mike Suhie marked for the Meyer If 4110 Manning If 4000 Pittsburgh Montreal nice. I’m enjoying the whole LITTLE LEAGUE hits respectively for Allied. Trader World Antiques had Thomu 15 0 0 0 0 1 Ivie lb 512 5 Yeager c 0000 WHITEWALL TIRE > LUBRICATION SPE(3AL> Stars. Horton dh 4 011 Hendricik cf 3 0 0 0 ab r b bi ab r H bi thing. It’s really okay and the Seven players had the hits for Save-Thomas (1). Tolan rf 5 0 2 0 Crawford rf 3 0 0 0 • Four polyester cord plies two 10-run frames in besting Freeban c 5 011 Carty dh 3 0 0 0 Stennett 2b 512 0 Mangual cf 4110 Early goals by Steve Byam NATIONAL T5:X. A-12,714. Hundley c 512 0 Ucy 2b 10 0 0 entertainment program here AMERICAN FARM Crockett. Farr’s, 36-11. Janet Bidwell had Roberts rf 4 0 0 0 Spiku rf 3111 SanguiUen c 5 3 3 1 FoU ss 4 0 0 0 provide strength, comfort, and Eric Wallert gave the Heroandz ss 5 110 Russell ss 2 010 has been much better lately.” With its hitting shoes on for seven straight hits including a (1st Game) Pierce lb 4 11 0 BIUs c 3 0 0 0 OUver cf 4 2 3 2 Carter rf 412 2 long tire life “YE$, YOU CjUI..VOIIR KIDS CAN Wi^ Earl Lappen leading Spillner p 2 1 0 0 DeJesus ss 2 0 0 0 Lancers a 2-1 verdict over the ChliforoU MinnesoU Michaelu 4 010 Sudakis lb 3 010 RoberUn lb 3 2 2 2 Bailey U 3 1 0 0 The Globetrotters benefit the final game of the regular the attack with four hits, Police Outhit 13-8, Frank’s Market home run and Shelly Valentine Kubiak 3b 0 0 0 0 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 • Good traction and wot skid Tigers. Randy Nightingale ab r h bi ab r b bi Rodriguz 3b 4 2 3 1 Duffy ss 3100 Zisk If 4 010 Foote c 4 010 game was also taped for later season. Miles Auto pounded out had the runs for a 4-3 verdict was six-for-seven for the Brewer p 0 0 0 0 control scored for the ’Tigers. & Fire toppled Sears, 20-5, last NettUs cf 512 0 Bostock If 5 010 Lolich p 0 0 0 0 Bibby p 0009 Robinson rf 513 3 Colbert lb 4 011 telecast by ABC’s Wide World 16 hits enroute to a 12-2 decision night at Auckland Field. Ron over Lynch Toyota last night at winners. Patty Gronda had two Collins If 4 0 0 1 Carew 2b 513 0 Buskey p 0000 Leeph 1000 Hebner 3b 5 0 12 Mackanin 2b 4 11 0 • Concave molded for mors H ou^ p 0 0 0 0 .of Sports, with Howard Cosell over Moriarty Brothers iast Mullen added three hits to the Fitzgerald. John Hren had safeties for Farr’s. Rony2b 4 010 Ford cf 4 110 laRocbe p 0000 Taveras ss 5 010 Parrish 3b 4 010 tread contact SQnrts Regular PrjRY JUNIOR Harper lb 0 1 0 0 Briggs lb 512 3 ToUU X 6 U 5 ToUU 27282 MoU ph 10 0 0 Candelaria p411 0 Fryman p 0000 doing the play-by-play. night at Buckley Field. Eric winning total. Duane Mbrgan Rhoden p 0000 with the road Paced by Bob Walsh’s two Lah(^ dh 4 0 1 0 OUva dh 5 0 1 0 Detroit 2X0X130-8 Tekulve p 10 0 0 Taylor p 0 0 0 0 The inmates welcomed Cosell Super Perm alube. 6.25 Stepper, Tim McCarthy and ToUU X 10 14 10 ToUU X 18 1 lEARN TENNIS and Doug Preston each had two Smith pr 0 0 0 0 Gomez pr 0 0 0 0 Qeveland 010X1X0-2 Scott ph 1000 with a scattering of boos and Four goals, the W arriors Lubrication .. 2.75 Jim Ferrari each had three hits safeties for Sears. Stanton rf 2111 Brye rf 5 010 E-Micbael, Bell2, Meyer, DP-Detrolt2, San Diego OXOBlOX-10 Stanbouse p 0 0 0 0 Polyester : whitewashed the Diplomats, 5- Los Angeles 0010X 000- 1 cheers and a sign indicated that for 12-4 Miles, the league fop Money Winners Doherty lb 3 0 2 0 Soderhlm 3b 3 0 1 0 Develand 1. LOB-Detroit8, Cleveland 1. Murray p 0 0 0 0 Oil F ilt er...... 5.25 E-Hemandei, Fuentes, Hale, Lacy. DP- GOOD QUALITY- Bias Plies this Summer in Our Clinics” 0, last night at Charter Oak champs. George Popick had the LIenu2b 1 0 C 1 Borgmann c 3 0 0 0 2B-Pierce. HR-Spikes (4), UFlore (5) Morales ph 10 01 he should have brought a friend. INTERNATIONAL FARM Los Angeles 1. LOB-San p.iego 7, Los TOTAL . 14.25 (They’re Air Conditioned) Park. Pete Krupp, Danny only hit for 4-12 Moriarty’s. Chalk 3b 3 010 Braun ph 10 0 0 S-Kuiper. SF-BeU.. DeMoU p 0 0 0 0 “Say hey Howard Cosell,” MODERATE PRICE Fourteen runs in the first in- Omit Milwaukee Stop Rodriguez c 4 111 Roof c 0 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Angeles 11. Biittner ph 1010 Collins and John Bashaw also HR-Ivie (5), Bucimer (3). SB-Garvey, the sign said, “We see you here B7I13 scored for the winners while ning and 10 more in the second MeoUcs 4000 Terrell ss 4010 Lolich W 95 9 3 2 1 1 4 Totals 4110 17 10 ToUls 34 4 8 4 with ABC. But you really would SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL Figueroa p 00 00 GoIUp 0000 Bibby L 35 725 9 5 4 2 6 Hale. S-Hooton 2. PitUburgh 4X1X600-10 F7814 frame powered Hartford Road ip h r er bb so have outdid yourself if you’d Chris McKee was best in League champion Lawyers, MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U PI)- play finishes Saturday to give Scrttp 0 0 0 0 Burgmeier p 0 0 0 0 Buskey 15 1 1 1 0 0 Montreal 2X0X110-4 G7I04 defeat. Enterprises to a 27-7 trouncing The Greater Milwaukee Open those who wish a chance to get Lange p 0000 LaRocbe 1 1 0 0 0 0 Spillner W 3-7 7 8 1 1 2 4 E-Colbert. DP-PitUburgb 1, Montreal 1. brought Muhammad Ali.” H78U’ Yet, you can start playing this great game this with a final 11-5 mark, nipped GreU 2 0 0 0 0 2 C781S % Coupon expiree Sept % Bill Frattaroli scored two of Pro Building Consultants last Golf tournament began today, to Carnoustie. ToUU M 4 9 4 ToUU 40 3 U 3 T5:32. A-75X. LOB-Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 8. The “ World Wheelers,” a F78-14 -Tire size the Oilers, 6-5, last night at California 000 011001 1 - 4 Hooton L 85 415 8 4 4 2 1 2B-Hebner, Mangual, OUver. 3B-San- m\i summer: Clinics are fun an enjoyable, sure way to goals to lead the Bicentennials night at Verplanck. Rick still fighting the ghost of the Play will be over the 7,010- group which plays basketball on L7SI5' VVVvVVVVVVVh'vVvAAi Leber Field. Joe Panaro, MinnesoU OX OX OX 0 - 3 Brewer 125 8 8 8 1 0 gulllen, Zisk. HR-Carter (8). SF-OUver, mr learn — beginner or better. So, come inside on our 4 Rhodes, Tracy Pouliot, Paul Hough 2 0 0 0 1 0 unicycles, put on a halftime Plis 2.4(1 FIT. 9K$i to a 5-0 blanking of the Shawn Spears and Andy Gibson British Open and devoid of most yard, par-72 Tuckaway Country ErFlgueroa, Borgmann. DP-MinnesoU NATIONAL LEAGUE Robertson. . Hohenthal and Joe Rossetto hit Club Course in Milwaukee’s Rhoden 100000 ip h r er bb so show for the inmates. air conditioned courts and do yourself a favor by Minutemen last night. Jon each had a pair of blows for the of pro golf’s top names. 1. LbB-CaUfomU 4, MinnesoU 9. best for the winners. Pat None of the tour’s top 10 southwestern suburbs. Graham 2B-Brye. HR-SUnton (8), Briggs (7), Houston Cinclimatl HBP-by Hough (Winfield)'. Candelaria W 3-1 715 8 4 4 3 8 starting on this game of a lifetime. Everybody’s Rubin added two goals and Lawyers. Spears homered. Jim abrhbi . abrhbi WP-Spillner. ” Chris Stetson one for the Mullen had two doubles and a money winners were on hand, thinks he will have to lower his Rodriguez (2). SB-(hrew 3, Nettles 2. S- Tekulve 125 2 0 0 0 0 Hornung Signed VVVVV COUFON w v W playing tennisi And our clinics give you expert, Gluhosky doubled and singled Chalk, SUnton. SF-ChUins. Howard If 7 2 2 0 Rose 3b 8 2 21 T5:(B. A515t3. Fryman L 65 115 8 7 7 1 1: AMOCO UPSTART bingle for the losers. score considerably to get a se- Gross rf 5110 Griffey rf 6121| basic instructiont...at very low prices. winners. Ed Kennison also for the 8-8 Oilers. with most of them either ip h r er bb so Taylor 125 2 0 0 1 0| NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS played well. resting or on their way to cond successive win. Figueroa 7 8 2 2 1 4 Cabell 3b 7101 Morgan 2b 713 2; Stanbouse 115 6 3 3 0 0 has announced the signing of ^TUNEUP SPECIAL^ BAnERY ROOKIES Europe for next week’s He played a practice round at Scott 1 1110 0 WaUon lb 513 3 Bench c 3 0 0 1 St. Louis PhiUdelphU' Murray 225 0 0 0 0 o' former Green Bay Packers star NATIONAL FARM Lange W M 2 20002 Jutze c 1010 Driessen If 50 2 1| ab r h bi ab r h bi DeMbU 2 1 0 0 0 21 • Container and cover sealed... one solid unit MIDGET The A’s outlasted the prestigious British Open. Tuckaway Monday and was in May c 10 00 McEnaiuy p 0 0 0 0 Paul Hornung as a television Victorious by a 15-6 count last GolU 815 7 3 2 1 4 Brocklf 4010Cash2b 5120 WP-CandeUrU, Tekulve. • 54 pistes Yankees, 40-37, last night at U.S. Open champion Lou the pro-am Tuesday. Cedeno cf 612 0 CUncepcn ph 1 0 0 0 football analyst. Action in the Northern Divi- night was Moriarty Brothers Burgmeier L 45 125 2 1 1 0 0 Sizemore 2b 5 1 2 0 Bowa ss 514 0 T5:S. A-15,132. sion at Manchester High saw Charter Oak Park. Best for the Graham, who passed up the “It wiil take more birdies to Figueroa pitched to 2 batUrs in 8th. Johnson Ih 712 3 Borbon p 0 0 0 0 Davis rf 512 0 Johnstone rf 4 0 2 1 e High-impact case ADULTS over Miles Auto last night at A’s were Kenny Krajewski, HBPhy Figueroa (Ford). Metzger ss 7 0 2 0 Pluimner ph 10 0 0 Smith lb 3 2 0 0 Garber p 0 0 0 0 JUNIORS the Falcons subdue the Suns, 2- Western Open last week, is the win the GMO, so I’ll try for Andrews 2b 5 010 Perez lb 7 010 Bowers Field. Scott Held and Ken Browne,. Scott Templeton top money winner here. more here.” he said. T5:X. Simmons c 3 2 11 Luzinzki U 4112 Start July 14 Start July 6 0, and the Cougarsnip the Mike Moreau homered for the .Cruz ph 10 0 0 Foster If 6110 McBride cf 4 0 2 3 Allen lb 5 010 and Robbie Hennequin. Best for ' Despite the absence of the big Konieczny p 0 0 0 0 Chaney ss 3 0 0 0 • MONDAY & WEDNESDAY MONDAY & WEDNESDAY Metros in overtime, 5-4. Tony winners while Paul Petritis had (2nd Game) ReiU 3b 3 011 Schmidt 3b 3110 Carr scored both goals for the the Yanks were Scott and Keith names, tournament officials CalifomU MinnesoU Rader ph 1010 Rttnnmd ph 0 1 0 0 Tyson ss 3 0 2 1 Boone c 4111 0-10:30 a double for the losers. This is the third year for the ab r h bi ab r h bi JNiekro p 0 0 0 0 Flynn ss 3 010 10:00-12 Noon Falcons while Paul Hohenthal Welch and Jay Griffin. view the meet as probably the McGlothen p4 01 0 Maddox cf 2 0 0 0 meet at Tuckaway. Both of the Nettles U 5110 Ford cf 3 4 3 0 Richard p 3 0 0 0 Norman p 10 0 0 Garman p 0 0 0 0 Scbueler p 0 0 0 0 TOWN OF ^ Includes new plugs, points, labor, PCV valve, was best for the Suns. Bill strongest in its history. Nfore CoUlnslf 3 010 (hrew 2b 2125 Cosgrove p 2 0 0 0 Eastwick p 10 0 0 • TUES. A THURSDAY former meets here were won Hrabosky p 0 0 90 HcCarvr ph 10 10 ^ condenser, rotor, adjuiling timing, adjusting 4 Weeks •July 7-30 *68 Masse scored three goals for than half of the top money with scores of 276—12-under-par Doherty lb 4110 Gomez ss 1000 Forsch p 0 0 0 0 Crowley ph 0 1 0 0 Hllgendorf p 9 0 0 0 Horse Racing Industry 5122 Granger p OOOOCCarroUp 00 0 0' > carburetor, checking generator & voltage regulator. taftsr worti) 5:30-7 P.M. Aug. 4-27 *68 the Cougars, including the winners are present. Graham, and five of the six former Laboud dh 4 0 0 1 Brye rf Taylor pb 10 0 0 MANCHESTER 8 Weeks • Ladies Beginners *110 Boys end Oirls BefduMrt who has won $86,071, ranks 13th Stanton rf 2111 Briggs lb 3001 Boswell 2b 2 0 0 0 Armbrstr ph 0 0 0 0 Anderson cf 0 0 0 0 game-winner in the second champions are entered again. AlUetUc 1010 KeUy lb 1000 Geronimo cf 4111 TwitcheU p 10 0 0 • TUESDAY 7-8:30 P.M. • TUES. &THURS. extra session. Dave Johnson Wants New Chairman and Jerry McGee is right Chalk 3b 3 010 Terrell 2b 3210 ToUU X 7 15 7 ToUU 54 8 U 7 Hoerner p 9 0 0 0 SPECIAL « 8 Weeks • Yen Beghmers *70 and Tom Wood also scored for behind him at $80,794. Dave Stockton won two of the Smith 3b 10 0 0 Braun dh 4112 One out when winning run scored Martinet 2000 REFUSE 8:30-10:30 A.M. Lienaslb 4 010 Soderhlm 3b 4 0 0 0 Houston 0X1X210X0000-7 THIS week’ • THURSDAY 7-8:30 P.M. 4 Weeks* July 6-28 *68 the winners. Dan Logan scored HARTFORD (UPI) - The our multi-million dollar in- Hubie Green withdrew meets, including the $200,000 af- Hutton r f 1 0 1 1 Tuesday when he got word his Rodriguez c 1 0 0 0 Bostock If 4110 Cincinnati 1X0011130X 001-8 Totals 34 6 12 6 ToUU X 5 14 5 8 Weeks • Ladies A Men intermediates *70 Aug. 3-26 *68 two for the Metros with Dan horse racing industry in dustry, except for his statement fair in 1968, and Ed Sneed is the BaUx rf 2 010 Roof c 422 1 E-Howard, Cabell, Johnson, Andrews, \ v* Our best value father was scheduled for St. LouU 01014DX0-6 COLLECTION Wd $5 for I c)l M CoMltieaed Eire extri • In a low price Weinbaum and Mike Zotta ad- Connecticut'asked Gov. Ella about ‘revolutionizing’ the en- defending champion. Other MeoU ss 3000 Wiley p 0000 Driessen, Flynn. DP-Houston 2, Cincin- PhUadelphU 1X110X0-5 Coupon expiree Sept battery ding one apiece. Grasso to prevent, if she could, tire breeding and racing in- emergency surgery in Bir- GMO winners returning are Hassler p 0000 nati 1. LOB-Houston 14, Chtoinnatl IS. DP-St. Louis 1, PhUadelphU 1. LOB-St. oMii»23.nMiia24 Tim Carmel’s goal in the first Paul Silvergleid’s re-election dustry with off-track betting.” mingham, Ala. Ken Still, Dave Eichelberger Scott p 0000 2B-Watson, Howard, Odeno, Rose, Louis 8, Philadelphia 11. VVW VVVVVVW VVI oMiiM 28. MeiiM 221*1 Veteran Sam Snead, who ToUU S382 TOUU 3412 1211 Geronimo. HR-Watson (12), Johnson (7), 2B-JohnstOM, Simmons, DavU2, Bowa, No REFUSE OR RUBBISH collection on period gave the Apollos a 1-0 today as chairman of the Com- “We feel that is a mighty big and Jim Colbert. Deane California 0X012X0-3^ Morgan (13). SB-Howatd, Flynn. SF- Boone, Schmidt. HR-Lurinski (X). SB- duke over the Astros. Miles mission on Special Revenue. statement for him to make with pocketed his biggest purse ever Beman, winner of the 1970 MUnesoU UB423 00X-I2, GrUfey, Bench. McBride 2. SF-Luzinskt, ReiU. Friday, July 4th. Collections regularly Tridaauit ATUS Rig. U.S. Ril. X . Mm SupM Coowany TrMaaMrii AMOCO Rag. U S PM OH . Aaioca U Caaewy McCurry was best in defeat. Silvergleid was up for re- no horse race facilities in by finishing second for $24,000 meet, is now commissioner of .ESUnton, Soderholm, Kelly. DP-' Ip h r er bb lot •ip h r er bb so scheduled for this day will be made on Connecticut to date,” the in the first GMO in 1968, is also the Tournament Players Divi- HianesoU2. U)B-CalifomU7, MinnesoU Richard 625 7 3 3 4 4 McGlothen W 105 7 U 5 5 3 6 •S A LE PRICE: ACTUAL SALE PRICE IV PARTICIPATING DEALERS MAY Also in the Southern Division, election at today’s commission Cosgrove 115 1 3 2 0 Tuesday, July 8th. Manchester Sanitary spokesman said, noting among the entries. sion. 3. 1 Garman 25 2 0 0 0 0 VARY FROM DEALER TO DEALER DEPENDNM UPON HIS REQUUR PRICES. MANCHESTER the Wings outlasted the meeting, but it was thought un- ^ F o r d 2, Carew, Doherty. HR-Braun Forseb 15 1 1 1 2 0 Hrabosky 115 1 0 0 0 1 Landfill will also be closed July 4th. CALL Comets, 8-4. R.J. Jones scored likely Mrs. G rasso, a Silvergleid became com- First place in the $130,000 Ip the pro-am event Tuesday, Brye (8). SB5hllins. S5hrew. SF- Granger 225 0 0 0 1 1 TwitcheU L 69 415 8 6 8 3 2 four goals, Billy Silver three Democrat, could affect the out- missioner in 1971. The meet is worth $26,000. the team of professional Ken .'Carew, StMton. Konlectny 2 1 0 0 0 2 Hoerner 25 2 0 0 1 0 RACQUET CLUB and Jennifer Htolund one for come of the vote of the. horserace industry in Connec- In all but one year the GMO Still and amateurs Robert ip h r er bb so Niekro L 24 115 3 1 1 2 0 Schueler 1 0 0 9 0 0 BERGERON & SONS AMOCO 648-8860 HsssVm L 35 4 7 7 7 0 0 Norman 415 5 4 4 4 4 Hllgendorf 2 1 0 0 2 0 Ja y Qllas the winners. Dale Blagrove, Republican-dominated body. ticut includes the Connecticut has been head on against the Templin, Oscar Mayer and Eastwick 225 3 770 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. W. Center St., Manchester Scottr < 5 5 5 1 3 2 2 2 1 Garber 1 1 0 9 0 0 DIstributad by Mercury On of WatharsfleM Gabrielle Purcell, Cherie Had- An industry spokesman said Equine Advisory Council and British or the week before. Of- Hank David carded a best-ball Wlley-W 1-0 9 6 3 2 3 1 CCerroll 2 ' 4 1 1 0 e McGlothen pitched to 2 batten In 8th. Director of Public Works JACK REDMOND, U8PTA, PRO. Amoco OK Company dock and Angelo Morson tallied horsemen felt Silvergleid "has the (Connecticut Thoroughbred ficials this year, at last, moved total of 56 on the GMO course at HBP-by'HassIer (Terrell, Ford). McEnaney 2 1 0 0 0 2 Save-Hraboeky (U). HBP-by McGlotoee Borbon 3 for the Comets. Owners Association. the^dates up one day so that Tuckaway. WP-Hassler. 2 0 0 0 0 (Boone). CHARGE IT with your Amoco, Torch dub or Diiwrs dub cnMH a r t not given any consideration to T4:U. A4JX. Darcy W 35 1 0 0 0 0 0 T5:47. A-aOM. 1. i i - 4

\ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 2. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Vernon Teachers Seek Contract Mediation Methodist Church we’d have to restructure our would be free to discuss the “It is detrimental to the can’t budget an amount higher ItedI G ro M -lto o lt SoviiNW BARBARA RICHMOND Marcham if the across-the- budget. I don’t see anything matter openly should an im- board approach was a new one. school system and to the educa­ .than what it already has frightening about mediation, I A request for mediation passe occur. tion of the kids in town. I had budgeted for salaries. School Revamped Dubeau said this was the first think we should let it ride its WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd hearings on Vernon teacher Bowman’s letter stated the time he can remember that hoped we could come to terms "It’s not fair to the course.” salary contracts has been filed VEA had made repeated efforts such a raise was discussed. He with our employes as I feel if B O LT O N When the budget for the 1975- THURSDAY, JULY 3rd taxpayers,” he said. Board member Steven with State Education Com­ to resolve the impasse before said it was hoped that this the employes are happy we’ll He add^, "We’ve attempted Uonnu Holland . 1976 fiscal year was prepared, Marcham reminded Houle that missioner Mark Shedd by the going to mediation. would be an inducement to have better teachers,” Houle to remain as flexible as possi­ 646-0375 the school board didn’t know SATURDAY, JULY 5th the negotiating committee had Vernon Education Association. Robert Oubeau, chairman of effectuate a settlement and said. ble. I don’t think mediation is The United Methodist Church the bill would be passed. already gone beyond limits set The Town Board of Education the school board’s negotiating reward the teachers who have Dubeau said the VEA once going to prove fruitful to either has restructured church school Townspeople approved the by the board in offering a seven agreed Tuesday night to take no team , said the last VEA been in the system a long time. proposed that it be given one for the 1975-1976 school year. program at a cost of $1,386 with side. Mediation is not binding.” per cent increase the first year. further action and let mediation proposal was for a 10 per cent Houle said the across-the- lump sum and be permitted to A new Sunday morning for­ revenue expected in the amount He said, “The Town Council James Boettcher said, “I proceedings go forward. increase across the board and board approach wasn’t the set its own salary schedule. mat has been adopted following of $1,320. has the ace in its hands to ap­ think anything beyond the 6.5 The letter to Shedd was sent the most recent offer of his original proposal. He said he ‘”rhis would be fraught with the church’s 1975 emphasis on Joseph Fleming and Roger prove or disapprove the con­ per cent would mean we are by Richard Bowman, chief committee was a two-year felt this approach will tend to problems,” Dubeau said. tract and I don’t think it will ap­ the family and because the Titus, Bolton High School prin­ negotiator for the VEA. The extending ourselves beyond thq cipal and driver education Mm package with a seven per cent create problems at the top of ^ e said that when the Town UMC is now using a three-year prove a contract above the economy of the budget and special meeting of the school increase the first year and an the salary scale but it was the Council Was cutting the budget lectionary in conjunction with teacher respectively, said the budget.” what is reasonable.” board was conducted to bring eight per cent increase the se­ VEA’s position that there be the VEA was told all previous the Roman Catholic, Lutheran, program is very important to The council has already in­ Bowman, attending the board the board up to date on the cond year. This also carried agreement on such a raise to agreements were off and would Episcopal and other Protestant the students. dicated, by cutting the educa­ meeting, was asked later to negotiations. with it a clause for reopening give the top level as much of an have to be renegotiated because mainline churches. Allen said according to tion budget, that it feels a six comment. Board Chairman William salary negotiations the second adjustment as the lower level. of the budget restraints. It will become effective Oct. statistics the course decreases per cent salary increase is He repeated Dubeau’s com­ Houle said the two committees year, if necessary. He said under the old arrange­ The Town Council reduced 5. accidents. proper . ment that both groups worked have been meeting since last Dubeau said the VEA request ment the top level only received the budget by $200,000 and this The planned time schedule is He said we talk about offering Eioard member Harold Cum­ very hard to reach an agree­ SELF-SEAL October. He said there were 18 would have required $481,762 about half the salary adjust­ budget was finally approved at church school for kindergarten a wide area of curriculum and mings noted that the board has ment. He said there were no meetings in all and they didn’t more than the $4,982,577 ment. a third town meeting. Educa­ through Grade 12 at 10 a.m., a driver education should be an the power to transfer funds fights, but rather than waste ROOF succeed in bringing budgeted and the board’s most One of the additional fringe tion budgets reflecting a $338,- Enjoy big powar ftaturti at lurpriiing pricM. Wb havs short break from 10:30 until important part of the within its budget if necessary. time the VEA felt it was impor­ negotiations to a successful recent proposal would have cost benefits sought by the VEA is a 000 cut were rejected twice. naw 1974 Cadati in itqck at lupar uvingi. Supply limhad 10:45 a.m. and family worship curriculum. Houle then asked the board if tant to get a third party’s opi­ conclusion.. $314,169 more. dental rider on the insurance M hurry. Many attachnwnts availabis. Saa thtM aconomical at 10:45 a.m. The program decreases the SH I NGLES Dubeau said it is the board it wanted to let the VEA nion. The ground rules set by the ‘"The two committees were policy. Dubeau said his com­ committees’ position that it proceed with mediation or if it tractors today. To fully appreciate family insurance rate for participants • B la ck or W hit e A sp h a lt two groups included an agree­ well over $167,000 apart but He said in March the two from 10 to 20 per cent. Closed July 4th • 3 b u n d les co v er 100 sq .f t . mittee had agreed that this worship services families in the wanted to make some other groups were very close to ment that no information would perhaps further apart in terms could be part of the second-year HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES parish are encouraged to begin Allen said commercial offer. settlement, but the Town Coun­ be released to the public until of philosophy or in terms of agreement if a two-year Cummings said, “I don’t attending the summer 10 a.m. training cost $15 per hour for cil’s budget cut caused the 10 H.P. w/mower...... :...... on-the-road training and $30 to the groups agreed on a salary what the salary proposal might proposal were accepted. think it would be to the board’s family services. offers to be altered dramatical­ $40 for classroom instruction so contract. It also included an be,” Dubeau said. Houle said he feels mediation She Hcralb advantage to take another posi­ 14 H.P. Spmomtrator...... They include both children’s WHITE agreement that either group Dubeau was asked by Steven should be avoided. ly- and adult’s sermons. even charging students more PLYWOOD tion. If we make another offer He said the teachers feel that CA DET 5 H .P. TILLER Beginning Oct. 5 coffee will than in the past is still cheaper all municipal employes should ALUMINUM be served from 10 until 10:45 than commercial training. SHEATHING be treated equally. He also said w/REVERSE a.m. A nursery will be in ses­ He said Bolton will have the COMBO DOOR that compared to other towns, sion from 10:30 a.m. until noon use of a car next year at no • Guaranteed not to de- • Easy to install yourself Vernon’s teacher salary R«9. *329.00 for infants through Grade 2 cost. laminate • With safety glass & Field Lights Await Council Action schedule is “very, very poor,” The board discussed various •CDX Grade; 4’x 8’x Vz” screen children. • He kaid the teachers gave his ways the program could be run • 32" or 36’’x 80" size when the matter is talked about A minimum requirement for S O U T H W IN DSO R will be one of the major items Ever since the proposal for a should be easier for everyone iii committee firm approval that youth anticipating joining the before arriving at its decision. town to use. — whether in public or private. if an agreement could not be on the agenda. lighted baseball field the coun­ church in 1976 will be participa­ William Vogel, chairman of Judy Kuehnel However, after months of cil has been split on the matter. Proponents of Rye Street, reached during the summer the board, said if the town 6414-1364 Zoning tion in the Sunday morning high controversy over the field, any Initially the question was however, contend their section The South Windsor Planning then further action will be *249 picked up the whole cost of the school class and attendance at The only thing left before the vote to authorize payment of “should we have such a field in of town is often left out for this taken in the fall. program it would take pressure South Windsor Jaycees can and Zoning Commission has ap­ CLOSED the family worship service. the town’s first such field will South Windsor?” same reason — it’s not central­ proved the applications of He said the existing contract off the state legislature and begin developing the town’s be somewhat anti-climatic. Once it was determined ly located. has a holdover clause, calling July 4th Weekend government to pick it up again first lighted softball field is for James E. Reidy for a zone Driver Course ’The most recent development enough residents wanted the Secondly, Rye Street ad­ change gr from RR to AO 29 on for it to remain in effect until a in the future. the Town Council to authorize a The driver ed program at in the ballfield controversy field, the question became vocated contend that a park property located at 630 Gover­ successor agreem ent is IPM EN T CORP. He said citizens should com­ payment of $30,000 to pay for --umi iMMun a mi mh u M" Bolton High School will con­ came this past weekend when "where should it be already exists there and to nors Highway. reach^. plain and tell them they were the field. RT. 83 Vt-rni VERN O N ; CO N N. tinue but at a higher per student Mayor Robert Smith asked the developed?” develop the field where the Also the PZC has approved He said Shedd said the matter remiss in cutting back this type That authorization is 2 milM from Vernon Cirde of Rt. 83 cost than in the past. Town Council to consider This is where the real con­ current hardball field is located the application of the Knights of might go to mediation by mid- Mon. to Thun. 8-6:30, Fri. 8-6, $lat. 8-4 of program. He said improving expected to come at Monday Board of Education members developing the field on a site troversy lies, and still does, would save money in Columbus Building Association July and arbitration by mid- driver safety education is night’s Town Council meeting approved the program at a cost other then the already existing despite a majority council vote landscaping, backstops and of South Windsor, Inc. for a August depending on when both something the state should be next week. hardball field at Rye Street placing the field at Rye Street. other already provided-for groups file briefs. of $47 for students and $10 per interested in. The council will make one of special exception on property student from the school budget. Park, and in this way preserve Some officials still want the equipment. located on the east side of Board member Marilyn its first expenditures from the Superintendent of Schools one field and add a new one. field to be located at Nevers The issue may come to an end Pierce Road about 1,600 feet Breslow said when the program revenue sharing account for the Raymond Allen said the net ’The council, however, felt the Road, the site of the defeated by next week, but the argument north of Ellington Road in an begins in, September, night park if it authorizes the money. existing field was not worth Plum Gulley Park. Proponents over which site would have cost to the town would be about driving should be included. It With the new fiscal year begin­ RR zone. $786. saving and was somewhat split of this move contend the park is been best is one that easily Douglas W. Johnson has All Freexvr Orders hasn’t been in the past. ning this week, and the coun­ Legislation passed during the on the matter during an infor­ more centrally located on flares up among councilmen received permission to resub­ Barbara Smith, who begins cil’s first meeting of the new 1974-1975 session repealed the mal session. Nevers Road and therefore divide property located her first term on the school year next week, the ballpark driver education mandate act. between Foster Street and Felt board this month, asked the It left the decision of whether Road. board to look into a program en­ BEEF or not to have driver education titled “Defensive Driving” that up to individual school boards. is sponsored by an insurance Building Program Too Ambitious Johnson has also received Mon., Tues., Wed., Sot., It ended all renumeration. company. permission to resubdivide 63 TOLLAND TPKE. S O U T H W IN DSO R buildings are available to the Mich, where schools and school Adamo, 71 Breezyhill Rd., public on a day and night, year property located at 435 MANCHESTER 643-1184 Sun., 9-6 Thurs., Fri. 9-9 Judy Kuehnel yards are open year round and request a variance to allow con­ round basis. Buckland Road. WITH A CO MPLETE LINE OF WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO 644-1364 hundreds of courses ranging struction closer to the sideline Proven successful in other The PZC has approved an GRO CERIES 8i PRO DUCE LIMIT O UA NTITIES A program proposed for from aviation to basket than permitted in an AA-30 communities, the concept, for application from U & R municipal buildings in 1973 is weaving are offered to people in zone. the most part, is funded by Housing Corporation for a apparently too expensive to in­ all age categories. Wendell R. Hilmolt Jr., of 47 resubdivision of property boards of education. In 1974 a representative from OPEN JULY 4™ 9nMto6PM She Herath itiate in South Windsor for the Philip Henry Circle, Windsor, With the Town Council pulling located between Foster Street time being. the Mott Foundation visited requests a variance to allow Area Profile the pursestrings tighter than and Felt Road. ISPICIHLS THURB-FRI-SFIT-JULY 3-JULY B| The community school con­ with South Windsor officials construction close to the rear ever this year the Board of and spoke on the proposed con­ line than permitted at 360 Plea­ cept, as it is called, will not be Educaaion Hnds itself unable to put into effect in full force for * cept. sant Valley Rd., industrial The application of Endacom U S D A. CH OICE U S.D A. CHOICE spare any of the additional some time now, officials said. ■The Mott Foundation — a sub- zone. Graphics, Inc. was approved Club O ffers School funds a community_school BO NELESS BO NELESS However, the school depart­ sidary of General Motors — John Mason Jr., of 21 Hilton for a zone change from I to GC program will require. ment has decided to keep concerns itself with es­ Dr., requests a temporary on property located at 1505 John CHUCK FILLET While the school board has Anti-VD Stickers libraries open all suimner this tablishing community school and conditional permit to allow Fitch Boulevard. not eliminated or even dis­ RO AST BEEF year, manned by volunteers, concepts in communities that the sale of hot dogs, ham­ counted the possibility of South SHOULDER CLOD She said if they were put on and in effect is implementing a express a desire to initiate this burgers and other foods from a Also approved was an STEA KS B O LT O N Windsor entering a community doors and mirrors they would small part of what the concept type of program. vehicle on A to Z Plaza, 164 application of Paul Cassarino, Donna Holland school concept program, the be peeled right off. She said the is about. _ Library Sullivan Ave., zoned general 540 Main St., for a subdivision A request from the Bolton word is “not right now.” idea was good, but those The South Windsor Library commercial. of land, into two lots, located at Woman’s Club public affairs Under the community school The concept began in Flint, requesting it didn’t know school concept, schools and municipal will be closed Friday, July 4 in Joseph P. Petraitis, 1014 Chapel Road and Main Street in 1.49LB, 1.49 committee for permission to kids. observance of Independence Sullivan Ave., requests tem­ an A-40 zone. put “end venereal disease” William Vogel, chairman of ROCKVILLE Day. porary and conditional permit stickers on lavoratory doors the board, said he feels a good Library hours are Monday to operate a roadside stand The PZC has disapproved the and mirrors was turned over to deal is being done in the schools HOSPITAL NOTES through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 FRESH LEA N other than on a farm, and in a application of Jack Guay, of ■ turkey the administrator by the Board to get the information to the p.m. and Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 general commercial zone at North Main Street, West Hart­ ■GROUND of Education. kids and he feels it could be VISITIN G H OURS Discharged Tuesday: Muriel p.m. 1014 Sullivan Ave. ford, for a zone change from I DRUMSnCKS LB. Superintendent of Schools overdone. Surgical and medical wings, Adams, Brooklyn St., ZBA All interested persons may RR to A-40 on property con­ ■ CHUCK ##LB Raymond Allen is to work with He said putting stickers on Rockville; Darlene Baraw, FRESH 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; ’The South Windsor Zoning appear and be heard at the sisting of about 18 acres, the health staff in finding a doors and mirrors would be Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Coventry; Doris Brown, River ! FRESH EX TR A LEA N Board of Appeals will meet meeting. A copy of these located north of Cliffwood ■ SALADS proper location for the stickers. overdoing it. to 8 p.m, (fathers 8 to 9 p.m.); St., Rockville; Katherine Thursday at 8 p.m. to hear applications are on file in the Drive to the east of Lawrence M ACARO NI The request came from the Pediatrics, parents anytime, Dombeck, Sadds Mill Rd., ■ GROUND 1 io POTATO three applications. Building Inspector’s Office. Road. club in an attempt to spread in­ others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Intensive Ellington; William Dolan, ■ ROUND ■•IT H C O LESLA W LB. formation rather than the dis­ John Esche suggested having Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin a sticker in one location at the Care Unit, immediate family Country Lane, Rockville; I ease. only, five minutes per hour. Ronald Ernst, Egypt Rd., I>■■■■■■ Board members appeared high school. Ellington; Margaret Mange, surprised at the request. He said it shouldn’t be put Admitted Tuesday: Robert Grove St., Rockville; John POSmvaY LAST CAH FOR THIS FREEZER SPECIALS Marilyn Breslow said she someplace where someone had Baker, Bolton St., Manchester; McLuskie, Broad Brook; Wen­ mm n .1 Oft- HINDS I couldn’t believe the club would to go specifically just to get the Marcel Fauteux, Graham Rd., dy M iller, New State Rd., I O F B E I F t o ”8 ,S7- 1J9|CHUCKof BeefTYLB.- put money into the stickers. information. South Windsor; Richard Manchester; Henrietta HNAL UQI NDATI ON S AL E CUT, WHAPPEO, QUICKJICK FROZEN - NO EXTRA CHARGE lei# Nedeau, Talcott Ave., Maner Charge Ferrante, Charter Rd., Vernon; • SOME SHOWROOM SAMPLES • FULL FACTORY WARRANTY • NO DEALERS We accept FILL YOmi FREEZER Keith Gierl, Haylin Dr., Rockville; Judy Parsons, Susan • AVAILABLE IN POOL PAKS • LESS THAN 5 EACH ITEM • INSTALLATION AVAIL. Accepted Rockville; Christine Gochee, Rd., Vernon; Lawrence Roper, Bolton Honor Roll Village St., Rockville; Donald Meadow Rd., Tolland; Patrick HOME & ROAM KEY WEST POOLS [CALIFORNIA PRODUCE I Grade 8 Christopher Hopper B Honors Holland, Esther Ave., Shanahan, Hartford; Nellie Janey Kurys SWEET RED, RIPE l A C A Honor Wendy Murdock Darby Barnard Ellington; Bernard Hutchings, Vaiciulis, West View Terrace, IC E BE R G Jonathan VanDIne Laurie Manning F ULLY ALUMINUM PO OL WITH Cheryl Qerno Mary Ann Cairo Barry Breslow South St., Rockville; Daniel Rockville. C O M PLETE ALUMINUM FE N C IL E H U C E 3 h J 1 1 WATERMELONS I0 lb| Erin Bakanas Katherine Nielson Caren Latulippe David Cloutier Murray III, Portland; Ellen Births Tuesday: A daughter Thomas Maneggla Laurie Gagnon ING AND ALUMINUM DECK. Carole Rose Stryc2ek, Brooklyn St., to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karen Manning Teresa Greenwood Ann Stoppleworth Sandra Noren Christine Whitham Rockville; Phyllis Usher, Cavanagh, Merrow; a daughter WITH THIS COUPON Grade 7 Dawn Miller 8i $5.00 Purchase or more Michele Vancour Storrs; joan Vincent, Dobson to Mr. and Mrs. William Gould, James Kowalyshyn Honors Deborah Ovian DOUGHBOYmtv* st eel po o l s ■■■■■■■■■I A Kevin Ovian Lanz Lane, Ellington. BILN O R ALUMINUM PO OLS SWEET LIFE Jean Breslow Rd., Vernon; Sandra Welch, CL O SE O U T P»OOLSO OLS I Lori Sheetz Joan Ratal Martin Ferguson Warrenville. BRAND DESCRIimONN CLOSEOUT 8 j JUMBO Teresa Landrey Gary Vine Rolls, B Honors ~ ATREO 24'x48" ALUM.M. 0550 I Phlllippe Pellerin David Warner TOWELS Jean Carpenter ChrlstoDher Rich BILNON 15 x 10' F ia 1 8 One Coupon per Family COUCO IS'xM" STEELEL ^ i M a CONN. SMVACE CO., Ilic., a llu Tin Good July 3 - July 5 WES-^R^B_^E^____ GLORIOUS EMPORIUM WITH THIS COUPON conn OF iuinn» MW *288 & $6.00 Purchase or more t n t n, Mnwism ■ 649-ni2 24’xa" MOHAWK ____ _ i PIM xonnot or wuNBimf D MRHU FOAM n . . , . , «U niACT TO fo x MU *858 COPS MUNICIPAL BUILDINGI 975 FILTERS A t Y I o UIDATION PRICES One Coupon per Family H i N eig h bo r! —ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE- Good July 3 - July 5 MATOMACEOUS EARTH WESTERN BEEF __ _ WITH-THIS COUPON - BECAUSE OF IN STOCK Si $5.00 Purchase or more CLOSED • RLTER COAL INDEPENDENCE DAY THE HOLIDAY, • D.E. EARTH HAWAIIANO • RLTER SAND PUNCH FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975 WE WILL BE AT LOW PRICES One Coupon per Family ■U' Good July 3 July 5 OPEN THIS WEEK CLOSEOUTS! ALL LAWN BUILDINGS WESTER^BJ|E^ — -MMJICT TO raon UO POOLS ”” WITH THISCOUPW „Lj^ T»H ^TH REBATES I roAiVAtna ALUMMUM & $6.00 Purchaea or more SIZE REBATE I T , io*ir SWEET LIFE EMEMEIICy TaEPIHINE MMHIERS THURS. 6-9, *128 Bib. ToSESTwaw FT - cS^SEASON jM sa m u B m O rn SUGAR 1.19 IHigliway 649-50701 CLOSED FRIDAY One Coupon per Family 443 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Good July 3 • July B I I MI W4M » $ l Refuse 649-18861 • ENFIELD • WETHERSFIELD t WALLINQPORD • MILFORD WESTERN BEEF D iv isio n OP e v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v OPEN SAT 10-5. • SOUTHINQTON • SPRINaPIELD Sanitar]i Water & Sewer 649-9697 BAT. 10 A.M. TO S F.l F.M. !WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., July 2, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 22 Help Wanted 13 INDEX 23-i5 SEAMAN CIRCLE, OAKLAND ST. - comer lot, en- Court Decision Club Gifts NOTICIt duplex, four and four, com- trance to industrial area, eight — Loit and Found AUTOMOBILE mechanic - must be experienced, good pay She Hcrath pletely remodeled, move-in room house, two car garage, Total $1,300 — Portontli t«f!5 condition, $36,900, no agents, needs repairs, Keith Real Heral& — AnnouncOmont* plan, liberal benefits, apply in MANCHESTER WEST NATURAL WOODWORK Ends Tax Suit CLASSI FIED ADVERTISING call for appointment, 649^727.i?ri- Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. NIALTOR — Entorttlnmont pelerson only. Service Manager, SOUTH WINDSOR St. homeowners filed suit in Area Profile EAST HARTFORD — Auctloni Ch(orches Motors, Manchester.■ t e i By AOS Superior Court seeking the in- NjEW LISTING - Custom Cape FINANCIAL Is In this nawly llstad savan-room Colonial. Carpating, Judy Kuehnel junction. The East Hartford Emblem 8 - Bondt-Stocki-Mortgign ARE YOU fam iliar with B EST BUYS with garage, five bedrooms, 1 644-1364 Partonal Loam PHONE 643-2711 1/2 baths, rec room, many flrapiaca, garaga and complataly aluminum aldad, On the advice of Town At- Club has presented gifts amoun- 10 - Imuranca casimlty and property . in- c ar t hy ■ ;An attempt by a dozen South Consultation Urged f o r ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD JAMES A. M C extras, upper 40’s, shown by ap- which makaa for no outsida maintananca. Convanlant torney Tom Dennis the board ting to $1,500 to various in- '•V suPMce, SUITnlvCt coilcan use U9C |/C13U11person partpdl i BYBEUIORE Windsor homeowners to obtain EMPLOYMENT S time to handle small accounts. 5 Models Now Under Construction pointment only, Goodchild- location. $44,900. reversed its decision and dividuals and organizations - Help Wantad an injunction against the Board 15-20 hours per week, call 276 LAND Bartlett RealU days, 646-1852, offered residents a choice of On Septic Systems during the past year. - Business Opportunitlas Professional Builder has evenings, 643-7887. of Tax Review to prevent one- Among them are a Kidde - Situation Wantad 7770 for information. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING either full board hearings or knowledge, and inadequate soil $91,900 — 7 room Ralsod Ranch - 3 bodroOms, 2’A batha, acquired a couple of one acre REALE’S CORNER to-one hearings regarding Numadic Tourniquet given to EDUCATION NEW DUTCH C olonial one-to-one. HEBRON testing, design of the system, or family room. lots within minutes of center 175 WAIN STREET ^ jg jjM E M S ^ lM a assessments has come to an Manchester Memorial Privata Instructions MANUFACTURING - your DEADLINE With three spadoui bedroonu, large The Mun St. residents, Anne Uailaire lack 6f final inspection to ascer- Schools-Classas THANKSI ;S RATES fireplaced living room, first floor experience in mechanical trou- 12:00 noon the day bafora $91,900 — 7>room Ranch - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family of Manchester. Will build to abrupt end. ' . Hospital; a contribution toward Instructions Wantad t d a y ...... 9« word per day family room, one full and two hall however, pursued their injunc- 228-3267 tain compliance with existing to the South School | ble shooting and machine publication. room. suit, his plans or yours. Here’s .Hartford County Judge Fran- a CPR Unit for the newly- 3 days 8t word per day baths, fine locaUon. Excellent con- NEW USTING - Forest Hills Services Otiersd 31 tion request, stating that even Richard Coppa, Hebron’s ordinances could lead to a REAL ESTATE staff and children S operation is needed for respon- your chance for a really struction. cis McCarthy has denied the formed Paramedic Unit of East Homas for Sala 6 days ...... 7t word par day Deadline lor Saturday and $92,900 — 7-room Capa Cod - 3-4 bedrooms, family area, four bedroom Colonial, 2 though they were allowed the director of health, is appealing repeated failure and the expen- sible, high paying jobs, witn an Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. custom built home rather than hfein St. group the injunction on Hartford; a gynocology prac- Lots-Land lor Sala of all grades | 26 days ...... 6t word par day room. RiWGHW inSSETTO 1/2 baths, first floor family REWEAVING burns, holes.; choice of hearing they felt to all homeowners in Hebron to diture of money foolishly in- Investment Property established plastic container tS WORD MINIMUM an “Assembly Line’’ product. RanHora-MLa 646-24(2 room, with fireplace, two car tlie basis that a choice was and also the PTA & manufacturer now staffing a in Waal Caniar Sbaal Zippers, umbrellas repair^. many residents did not unders- vested. tice model to Hartford Business Property - Happy Ads $93,900 —- 8-room Dutch Colonial - 4 bedrooms, family contact the Building Depart- Resort Property .. $2.00 Inch Shade, sun,*'and clean air in- garage with electric eye, for- Window shades, Venetian offered — either a one-to-one Hospital; two wheelchairs for Bill Eagleson new operation. Your contribu- PLEASE READ room. mal dining room, mint condi- tand the im plications of ment in order that the depart- For these reasons Coppa has Real Estate Wantad tion as hands on manufacturing cluded free! Ask for Alec blinds. Keys. TV for rent. hearing or a full three-man hearings before a sole tax board the Stroke Unit at St. Francis $94,900 — 7-room Colonial - 3 bedrooma, baths, NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven tion, many extras, call Keith Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221. ment expertise- may guide asked residents to contact the MI8C. SERVICES operator will be recognized by YDUR AD Matthew. hearing. member and would not get a Hospital; and a training thorax Classlllad ads are takan ovar family room. generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 Real Estate for details, 646 residents in installing and Hebron Building Department - Services Offered HAPPY 14th excellent wages and top fringe LAND Had the injunction been suitable hearing, thus equal repairing sewage disposal for information. to Mt. Sinai Hospital. - Painting-Papering the phone aa a convenience. baths, family room, 2 4126, 6461922. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. - Building-Contracting BIRTHDAY benefits. Apply in person Over two acres of buildable fireplaces, 2-car garage, granted, the case would have assessment for the town was in The club also presented four- The Hereld Is responsible lor Removal, pruning, lot clearing, systems. Open House - RoolIng-SIdIng SUE HARMON MONSANTO (Company, 300 only one Incorrect Insertion and aluminum siding, large lot. RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, had statewide implications nursing scholarships, two to - Heating-Plumbing * nbir land in Manchester! For spraying. Fully insured. question. The town of Glastonbury is The Porter Farm is planning Rye St., South Windsor, Ct., then only to the size ol the A ll hom e s q u a lity b u ilt a nd In c lud e handy location. $29,900. regarding tax review hearings Flooring from Kathy L. details. Bill Belfiore. This house oualifies for $2,000 Licensed. Free estimates. Both attorneys — Dennis and providing the Hebron with the Penney High School and two to take route 5 to Sullivan Avenue, original Insertion. Errors which Philbrick A|ency, Realtors, during revaluation time — and a Community Open House July Moving-Trucking-Storaga and Kathy H. F ir e p l a c e , A lu m in u m S id in g , F u ll tax credit. Philbrick Agency, Phone 6463437, 633-5354. Main St. attorney Daniel P. service of a full-time director' 20 with guided tours of the East Hartford High School. A I — Services" - --Wanted ed (Route 194), An Equal Oppor- do not lessen the value ol the $22,600 Realtors, 646-4200. 6464200. would have been “precedent membership scholarship was tunity Employer. advertisement will not be cor- Basements, 2 -C a r Garages, City Utilities... Livable six-room older Cavanaugh — agree that the of health and a public health facilities from 1 to 5 p.m. MISC. FOR SALE rected by an additional Inser- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) setting,’’ according to officials. also awarded. Colonial, two-car garage 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL question of whether or not a sanitarian. All residents are invited to Articles for Sals tion. RAISED RANCH - Seven Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Because of the barrage of Building Supplies Help Wanted 13 EVENING work for the Needs some work, but at &is rooms, 3 bedroom s, 2 Two full baths, fireplaced Board of Tax Review can divide And together they feel that visit the farm to view a modern Pets -Birds- Oogs secretary - transcription, dic- stumps removed, fully insured. assessment appeals — nearly LEGAL NOTICE Livestock price we sincerely believe it’s fireplaces, 2-car garage, family living room, large formal itself has not been answered. too many homeowners are agriculture installation. taphone, mag card, part time,' Got a tree problem? Well worth 5M — following South Wind- Boats 8 Accessories LOCAL a bargain. room, modern Kitchen with dining room, large eat-in a phone call. 742-8252. Had the court ruled in favor faced continuously with the Mrs. Mary Porter said Sporting Goods salary open. Jobseekers, 568- sor’s property assessment, the desires commercial lines Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall kitchen with range and dis of the homeowners, the board nuisances attributed to sewage milking is done at about 3 p.m. Garden Products 1070. MERRITT THE VERY BEST Board of Tax Review had INVITATION Antiques secretary, agencygency oriented carpeting, air-conditioners, hwasher. Nice yard. Only $39,- TWO HANDYMEN will clean, would have had to rehear all the overflows. and persons interested in preferred, salarylary i $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full Seven-room, three bathroom Planned to hold one-to-one Wanted to Buy negotiable. SUBSTANTIAL price reduction Realtors 646-1180 rotessionally landscaped. $52,- 900. Ask for Ray. rake, lime, fertilize, mow, homeowners who agreed to the The department has been viewing this part of the opera- TO BID call 643-9555. MALE or female interested in dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, Raised Ranch in prestige 00. P h ilb rick Agency, maintainance of lawn seasonal. hearings with the final decision RENTALS working mowing lawns and for immediate sale, on this one-man hearing. aware of many installations and tion should schedule their visit Sealed bids will be received - Rooms lor Rent nice treesm Hutchins Agency, Forest Hills! Many extras will gRealtors, 6464200. Cellars and attics cleaned. made by tpe entire board. doing odd jobs, cml 649-7911 at 8 redecorated large, seven room F&M Cavanaugh said he does not repairs made to provide sewage -accordingly. in the Office of The Director of - Apartments lor Rent STOCK CONTROL and Accoun- Realtors, 646316h. Victorian Colonial with 2 baths, 30 LOCUST STREET - two MANCHESTER - new listing, stay. Even the garage is Reasonable prices. 643-5305. Following this announce- Homas lor Rent a.m. or between 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Raaltora______648-4144 intend to appeal the case. disposal systems without their The rain date is July 27. General Services, 41 Center ting - No experience required. fireplace, carpeting, small gar- family, no agents please. $44,- seven room older Colonial, with heated. Three zone heat. VERNON ment, however, a group of Main - Business lor Rent Good salary paid training plus Street, Manchester, Connec- Resort Property lor Rent 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built age, convenient and pleasant OOO; P h o n e ...... h2426,. 9-5. detached two car garage, on Lovely oversized rear deck. Immaculate-6-room Colonial, LAWN MOWER sharpening Wanted to Rent many benefits. Ages l'7-35. RN for busy doctors office. Full Colonial, 2 i/2 baths, family Lots-Land For Sale 24 ticut until July 15,1975 at 11:00 Manchester neighborhood. $32,- lovely treed lot. Three Come, let us show this high good sized bedrooms, over- and repairing, reel, rotary ana MIsc. lor Rent Enlistment required. Call U.S. time, 9-5:30 p.m., five days a room, fireplaces, chain saws. Briggs and Strat- a.m. for the following: week, including alternating 900, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. COLONIAL - Excellent move-ih bedrooms, formal dining room, sixties beauty to you. Would sized living room, formal 1. M IXING GRADE AUTOMOTIVE Army at 643-9W2. Hutchins Agency, 6^^166.' many more extras make this a BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ ton, Tecumseh and Kohler 2 Saturdays, Please send resume condition, four bedrooms, 11/2 cost considerably more to dining room, IV^ baths, built- - Autos for Sale real value at only $32,000, frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 Homelite pumps and EMULSION - Trucks for Sale to Herald Box P. baths, formal dining room, 2- replace! Three years young, CONSTRUCTION Worker - No VERNON ’Two-family, 6-6, VERNON- three bedroom Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. ins, garage. Tastefully Wolverton Agency, Realtors. generators, Stihl chain saws 2. RENTAL OF MIDLAND - Heavy Equipment for Sale maintenance free Ranch, two car garage, must be seen to be with all the amenities already - Motorcycles-BIcycles experiencexpe required. Good with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, decorated and landscaped. 6462813. parts and service. Pickup and MIX PAVER - Campers-Trallsrs-Moblls salary,alai paid training plus many JANITORIAL workers needed, large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- baths, two car garage, appreciated. Jackston Agency, RANCH - with gorgeous view. added. Walking distance to school delivery. Ellington Equipment Homes evenings and a few morning carpeting, magnificent view of 646-1316, 649-6050. 3. M IXING GRADE benefits.efiti Ages 17-35. Enlist- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Large living room with beamed THREE FAMILY and store. Immediate oc- BOLTON - two abutting Center, Route 83. 8765018. EMULSION & RENTAL OF - Automotive Service ment required. Call U.S. Army openings. Must have transpor- Hartford skyline, V* acre building lots with total ap- Autos for Rent-Lease cathedralithf ceilings and Spic and span, near schools, cupancy, $47,900. MIDLAND MIX PAVER at 643-9462. tation. Call 649-5334. MANCHESTER - Four family wooded lot, fireplaced fa m ^ fireplace, formal dining room, proximate frontage of 440’x 200’ ODD JOBS - Trucking, home room, $51,900, Warren shopping, bus, churches. 4. DATA PROCESSING in center of town, four rooms ELLINOTON S BEDROOMS fully equipped kitchen with UftR REALH COm INC. deep. Wolverton Agency, repairs, yards cleaned. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Three 5-room apartments STOCK FORMS SURVEYOR - No experience each apartment. Income over sliding glass doors to deck. 943>S^ Realtors, M62813. Experienced handyman. Free Announcements 3 LARGE FAMILY? with separate heating Bid form s, plans and required,Good______salary,j, paid TOOU U U S MUBIS $6,000. Excellent estate builder, If 10, Qili spacious 10 room Cbntem- Huge family room with stone Bobart D. Murdock. Raaltor estimates. Reasonable. 643- training plusItio *vinn«rmany KnnAfifobenefits. BOLTON - ON THE GREEN - porai7' (over 4,000 iq. ft.) is Just systems, all have stove, MANCHESTER - 2/3 acre, specifications are available at Top RalM $56,500. Wolverton Agency, fireplace, two full baths. 0304. ATTENTION owners of 4WD Ages 17-35. Enlistment Plus Bsnsflts Realtor, 649-2813. rambling older home, four perfect. Huge family room with refrigerator, disposal, landscaping, usable out the General Srvices Office, 4f fireplace, barbecue and wet bar, large Philbrick‘ ilbr Agency, ■Realtors, ■ vehicles, club now forming, required. Call U.S. Army at 643 bedrooms, large kitchen, 646-4200. ceramic baths, laundry TWO FAMH.Y - 66, separate building, attractive LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. Center Street, Manchester, traveling, camping, fishing, MANCHESTER firejtlaced Uviiu room with adjoining 9462. BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 breakfast nook has bowed plant deck, master bedroom (22x15) with facilities in basement. A ^ow furnaces, can also be u ^ for neighborhood-immediate sale Cellars and attics cleaned, Connecticut. etc., those interested call 646- TOOL & DESIGN INC. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, window, formal dining room two walk-in closets, den, 2W baths. OLDER HOME - Large living offices, priced at only $39,500. desired. Odegard Realty, 646 lawns mowed, small tree work. 1951, daytime, 649-3253, Many other features. Call Suzanne or maintenance item with Town of Manchester, MEDICAL Specialist No 130 Hartford Road utility room, fenced in yard for with arched ceiling, unique room with dining area, eat-in Charles Lesperance, M9^76M. 4365. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. evenings. experience required ood floor plan, $51,500, Red Carpet, Arthur Shorts, 648-3233. excellent income. Connecticut I Manchastar privacy. Across the street from J. WATSON BEACH CO. kitchen, IVz baths, 3 bedrooms, salary, paid training plus many beach. Hurry only $26,500. Realtors, 872-8304. R0LLIN6 PARK CAPE THREE Bedroom Cape, LOT FOR SALE - Sherwood MASONRY - all types concrete Robert B. Weiss, 649-5263 RaaUors MLS porch. Interior completely General Manager benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, EsMhMte OMct M7-H3I redorated, 2-car garage. $33,- Seven rooms, with wall-to- Coleman Road, 11/2 baths, per- Forrest, Route 20, Becket, work, fieldstone sp^ialty, over □ FINANCIAL ment required, Call U.S. Army 643-67■■■6W5. SOUTH WINDHAM- nine room. EqutI Housing Opportunitf 500. Philbrick Agency, wall throughout. Attractive manent siding, washer and Mass. Priced for quick sale. 20 years experience, free es- at 643-9462. Federal Colonial, five Realtors, 646-4200. brick front. A real mini-estate dryer stay. Phone John H. Call Hagler Real ^ ta te 643- timates. After 5,643-1870 or 644- LIVE-IN housekeeper I Lappen Inc., 6465261. 6624. 2975. R obert N. M assaro PRICED TO Sell Fast - $31,500 bedrooms, corner business out back, this you must see! Bernice H. Aborn Dr. John Wright Gertrude F. Sweeney INVITATION Bonds-Stocks-Mortgaget 8 CLERK TYPIST - No working couple with two school buys this four bedroom Ranch, zoned lot, ten miles from age children, light MANCHESTER - two family CONTEMPORARY Raised Completely modem kitchen, experiencexpe required. Good single car garage, large, lovely UCONN, ! 29,900, Tedford Real Ranch - Large, modem kitchen MANCHESTER - Spwtacular HOME SITES COLLEGE BOY Will do yard TO BID MORTGAGES, loans first, se- salary, paid training plus many housekeeping, references Duplex plus five room single. built-in range and dishwasher. five bedroom Colonial, full work - has several years of The Housing Authority of the backyard. Jackston Agency 64^ Estate, 647-9914. with pantry, formal dining cond, third. All kinds. Realty benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- required, call 643-6634 after 6. 1316, 6468782. Separate heating units. Three JAPANESE 6ARDEN sized tennis court, heat^, in- experience and most equipmept Town of Manchester seks bids bedrooms each side of Duplex. room with built-ins, living room statewide. Credit rating un- ment required. Call U.S. Army MANCHESTER- well-kept two with cathedral ceiling and highlights this absolutely ground pool, central air- Bolton and vicinity, one acre including truck, mower and Honors, Promotions Listed for the exterior painting of necessary. Reasonable. Con- at 643-9462. ACT NOW Demonstrators: Good investment. Priced in low conditioning, Florida room with chain saw, etc., call after 6 family house, new roof, newly Earn $100 or more before $%,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet $40,000, Zinsser Agency, 646- fieldstone fireplace from floor delightful U&R Ranch on a minimum, one and two family Project CONN-26-3. Sealed bids fidential, quick arrangements. kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, painted, excellent location, to ceiling, redwood paneling, hill top high setting. Sunken skylight, 4 1/2 baths, wrap lots, moderate and exclusive p.m., 6463761. will be received until 3:00 P.M. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. POWER PLANT Operator - No Christmas with Treasure ^ ’s. Red Carpet, Realtors, 1511. around deck, magnificent Bernice H. Aborn has been Mutual in 1970. He became House. The party plan with tile baths, $4% month income, four beemooms, 2 full baths, living room, cathedral ceiling. areas, complete building ser- J (E.D.S.T.) July 15, 1975 at 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- experience required. Good Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. 872-8304. large family room with landscaping, hu^e rec room, PROFESSIONAL floor care promoted to vice president of senior agency assistant in 1972 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. salary, paid training plus many name brand toys and gifts. EAST HARTFORD - by Majestic floor to ceiling dark room, family room with vices, cost estimate your and carpet shampooing. Free the Savings Bank of Tolland. which time they will be publicly owner,just reduced $2,000, fireplace, den or library, 5 and agency consultant in 1973. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fenton). TOLLAND - Two-year old BENTON STREET - large six fireplace. Sun, shade and beamed cathedral ceilings, plans, financing and estimates, excellent rates, call The promotion came after the opened. FREE KIT plus top com- beautifully decorated 6 room sliding glass doors, 2 large mm He is a Marine Corps veteran. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd ment required. Call U.S. Army eight-room Ranch, set on one room Colonial in the centernte of decks, 2-car garage, large lot. privacy in any idyllic setting. adjoins private rear woods and requirements, sale of your Wiggins Maintenance Service. The right is reserved to reject missions. Call collect 242-5830, Cape, new wall to wall bank’s recent annual meeting. mmvMmm He and his wife live at 277 mortgages — interim financing at 643-9462. acre treed lot. Two full baths, town. Big porches, garage, $68,500. Philbrick Agency, Under $60,000. much more. Call for further in- home, etc. 6461642. '' Mrs. Aborn will continue as any and all bids. Specifications — expeditious...... and confidentialtial person-to-person for Miss Jean. carpeting, new gas hot water formation and price. Warren E. mmmmm Kennedy Rd. Also booking parties. wall-to-wall carpet throughout. fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid Realtors, 646-4200. SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL LAWRENCE F. FUND bank secretary and a member BUSINESS and bid forms may be secured service, J.D. Real Estate RADIO operator - No Fireplaced living room, eat-in thirties. T. J. Crockett, heater and furnace, formal Howland Realmrs, 6461108. NEED a handyman, call 646 [ ! ' i I at the Authority office, 24 dining room, 1 1/2 bathrooms, Older home in convenient Reeltore 649-8371 of the institution’s board of Edward D. Cebry, CLU, of Assoc. 646-1980, experience required. Good kitenen, family room, sundeck. Realtors, 643-1577. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, 6154, repair jobs, done. Bluefield Drive, Manchester, salary, paid training plus many PAY your bills? Billing clerk enclosed panelled porch, 1 car location. A fast sale is MANCHESTER Cape - Extra trustees. She is a graduate of Vernon recently attended an ad- Mid 40’s. Additional land city utilities, handy location, Connecticut. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- needed, for clerical position, STRANT STREET. A con- garage, above ground pool, wanted, priced accordingly. clean, and ready for iiiunediate PAVING, Recap old driveways. Boston University and has^een Manchester has been installed Association of Insurance vanced seminar at the Aid There’s only two thinp I fella can full-tim e, salary open. available. Zinsser Agency, 646- private yard with lovely $31,500. Philbrick Agency Investment Pipperty 25 U Pascal Mastrangelo ment required. Call U.S. Army 1511. venience plus location. Builder MAKE AN OFFER! occupancy, fireplace, basement Excavate and grade new or old with the bank 22 years. ^ as president of the Connecticut Women. Association for Lutherans home trust his Mother and Herald want Jobseekers, 568-1070. flowering shrubs., $36,900. 28^ Realtors, 646-4200. Chairman at 643-9462. has renovated kitchen, put on on this air-conditioned rec room, partialrtia' dormer and driveways with amesite or The bank’s annual meeting Chapter of the Chartered office in Appleton, Wis. Cebry ads. 1359. deep 160’ lot. Convenient loca- APARTMENT BUILDING with bituminous concrete. 6865407. aluminum siding, practically BROOKFIELD STREET - Pre- Northfield Green Con- attached professional office. also brought election of two Property and Caualty Robert N. Massaro of is a general agent with the Phone from home to service NOTICE - starting to take Habron tion, just $37,900. Call Warren rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, war Cape, nice condition, six dominium. Sudden develop- Built 1973, centrally located. new corporators, a new trustee, Underwriters. Manchester has been named a association, a^aternal life and our customers for super ear- applications for full time 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly MANCHESTER - Hilliard - E. Howland, Realtors, 6461108. DRIVEWAYS - 9 ft. X 100 ft., INVITATION employment. A number of jobs •45,900 Woodland Streets. Sparkling rooms in all. One bath, garage, ment makes immediate sale Three units, consisting of: a new set of by-laws, and a Miss Sweeney, a senior un- company officer and assistant health insurance society. □ EMPLOYMENT nings, choose own hours, call privacy, two acres, trees, high loca- priced. T. J. Crockett, $288, completely installed, on open, call 236-3126 between 16 Ranch, six rooms, double gar- small lot. Ideal for couple, wan- imperative! Extra kitchen three bedrooms, living room, change in the annual meeting derwriter with the Covenant director of agency finance at Cebry, a general agent since before 5 p.m., 646-5826. lion, dead end atreet, custom eighi Realtors, 643-1577. ting minimum of outside work. 8.0UTH WINDSOR your base, cold-mix, call now TO BID •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12. An equal opportunity room DUTCH COLONIAL R A I ^ age, ...... beautiful lot, excellent lie cabinets and counters. Wall- dining room, 1 1/2 baths, date from June to January. Group of Hartford, received her Connecticut Mutual Life In- T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- tor immediate installation, 1967, began his career with the The Manchester Board of Help Wanted 13 employer. RANCH, tDree or four bedrooms, two throughout, valuable extras. SIX REDROOINS kitchen.... with all built-ins. , , , , anywhere in Connecticut, 646 New corporators elected CPCU designation in 1930 and fireplaces, one full and two W baths, MANCHESTER - 6-room 1577. to-wall carpeting. Extra base- surance Co., Hartford. association in 1960 as a part- Education seeks bids for In- $47,900. R. Anderson. 643-8087. Luxurious, Raised Ranch, Jackston Agency, 6461316. gg^g anytime. were John R. Olender and Guy also holds the CLU and CPIW o N U R S E S A I D E S sundeck, finished rec room, two-car Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for- ment, family room or extra time local representative. He dustrial Arts — Lumber for the ESTABLISHED REAL Estate ON THE ROCKS for garage. L 3 P.M. to 11 P.M. mal dining room, large kitchen bedroom. Believe it or not, fireplaced family room, Cambria Jr. Olender is presi- designations. She has served as Massaro, a graduate of the became a full-time district 1975-1976 school year. Sealed office needs two full-time sales employment? Tend bar full- MANCHESTER - Older four Business Propsrtf 26 Full time of part-time, enjoy UimOKI F. FUND, REALTOR with pantiY, 2-car garage, treed D U P LE X 9-hS this one may sell in the twen- prime area, private DRIVEWAYS - any size, no job dent of the John Olender Corp. secretary and first vice presi- University of Hartford and the representative in 1962. He is a bids will be received until 3:30 people. Wolverton Agency, time. Experience necessary, bedroom Colonial, immediate too big or too small,ill, call day dr working in a pleasant at- 649-5371 yard. $37,^. Wolverton Agen- Separate furnaces, city ties! Call now. landscaped yard, two-car gar- MANCHESTER - 10,000 square qnd Cambria, who was also dent of the chapter and is past University of California (Los graduate of the University of p.m. July 15,1975 at which time Realtors, 649-2813. flexible hours. Jobseekers, 568- occupancy possible. Priced in night,~Steven Paving, 525-6414. mosphere with a skilled and 1070. cy Realtors, 649-2813. utilities, convenient location, age, $60’s. foot brick industrial building, elected a trustee, is president president of the Hartford Angeles), joined Connecticut Bridgeport. they will be publicly opened. the M’s. B/W3/W Realty,1 647-1419. CLEAN COLONIAL and chief executive officer of ATTENTION Demonstrators - dedicated staff. Experienced amesite drive, excellent value Six rooms plus garage and ground level and raised loading COLLEGE students want lawn The right is reserved to reject MANCHESTER needs an VERNON - Six-room older BOLTON - custom built six docks. Own for $6. per foot in- the bank. Toys and Gifts. Work now thru preferred. Please call 646- room raised ranch, with 22x25 MANCHESTER vicinity - at $34,900. swimming pool. Wall-to-wall WARREN E. mowing, general yard and odd any and all bids. Specifications December. Free Sample Kit. 0129. excellent accurate typist. Part- home with large kitchen, three Several two families to choose cluding land. Move into your job work. Experienced. Very and bid forms may be secured time, $3.50 Golden opportunity bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- fireplaced family room, three in several rooms. Nicely own building for as cheap as No experience needed. Call or bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen from, starting as low as $31,900. reasonable. 643-8634. Dr. John W right of at the Business Office, 45 N. write Santa’s Parties, Avon, MANCHESTER MANOR for you. 568-1070. 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Could be just the beginning shaded rear yard, quiet street. HOWLAND you can rent. City utilities. Manchester has accepted a NURSING HOME has built-in oven and range, Immediate occupancy. A true Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Try n, YMi'l Hw iLfflaUng moneY' School Street, Manchester, Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. dining room, two-car garage, you’re looking for. B/W Realty, REALTORS 643-1108 position as associate professor 385 West Center St. FIRST CLASS Machinist to do COVENTRY Four-room SpUt value in the mid thirties. Call, wiili wr Wart Ms. PUBLIC RECORDS Connecticut. Also Booking Parties. • acre lot, Wolverton Agency 647-1419. and vice chairman of the family Raymond E. Demers Manchester, Conn. varied machinist duties. Salary Level with one-car garage, we have the key! Real Estate Wanted 28 living room, kitchen, two Realtors, 649-2813. NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, 2 Painting-Papering 32 practice department at the Business Manager BRIDGEPORT open, full-time. Jobseekers, MANCHESTER vicinity - Spif- NEW LISTIN6! Wright State University School Warranty Deeds 39 Leland Dr., $500. 568-1070. bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser fy starter home in great family 1/2 baths, first-floor laundi^, ALL CASH for your property Walpole Woodworkers Inc. OPERATORS MANCHESTtn I ROOMS Immaculate Colonial with of Medicine at Dayton, Ohio. Michael C. and Mary Ann G. All-Season Pool Inc. for HELICOPTER Repairman - No Agency, 646-1511. neighborhood. Spacious 646-0509 aluminum siding, formal dining within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. for Arnold Klip^tein, fence at 531 Cou>t ol-Probate, District of Manchester Immediate openings for CUSTOM GOUNHAL spanking new kitchen. Six- room, fireplace, handy to bus instant service. Hayes Agency, Dr. Wright assumed the posi- Fowler to Albert A. Garceau George and Essie Strimaitis, '-^NOTICE OF HEARING experience required. Good grounds, in country setting but Five years experience. Montclair Dr., $460. ' experienced “top notch’’ men. MANCHESTER - New listing. BeauUful one owner borne located in rooms, garage, breezeway, and shopping.$42,800. Philbrick 6460131. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Jr. and Linda R. Garceau, swimming pool at 97 Mountain ESTATE OF HELEN PETROWICH salary,iry paid training plus many PRINTING PLANT choice residential area. Large kitchen. only 15 minutes fr(!>m Main tion Wednesday. He had lived in Walpole Woodworkers Inc. deceased Full time, first shift positions. Aluminum sided Raised Ranch MANCHESTER Vicinity - lovely private yard. Desirable Agency, Realtors, 6464200. 6117 (toll free) 610 p.m. property at 68 Leland Dr., $44,- Rd., $2,985. benefits. Ages 15. Enlist- SECOND SHIFT formal dining room, fireplaced living Street. Could be three or four Manchester since 1957. for Aubrey Bashaw, fence at 46 Pursuant to an order of Hon. Wiliiam We offer excellent starting ment; requiirequired. Call U.S. Army with 2-car garage in prestigious room, 4 bedrooms, 2W bains, 2-car gar- bedroom. Call fast about this Country raised ranch with Jordt-Jensen St. area. A real SELLING your house? Cali us 000. Dominick Ventura Jr., E. FitzGerald, Judge dated June 17,1975 age. Fireplaced basement with walk- He practiced medicine in Woodstock Dr., $350. a hearing will he held on an application whges and fringe benefits, in- at 643-9462. • OFFSET STRIPPER Forest Hills. 'iSvo mil baths, one. Priced to sell, at $35,500. super large lot. Many plants pleasure to inspect. Owners NEW RANCH - Extra large first and we’ll make you a cash INSIDE - Outside painting. Manchester until 1972, when he Mitchell A. and Rose A. Kar- alterations at 164 S. Main St., Experience In color work enclosed porch, sundeck, three out to priv.tto rear yard. Call Suzanne Walpole Woodworkers Inc. iraying that an instrument purporting to cluding profit sharing. Arthur Shorts, 6 4 6 ^ . B/W Realty, 647-1419. and shrubs, great country es- moving soon, can be occupierT modern kitchen, two baths, offer. One day service. T. J. Special rates for people over 6S. puska to Dominic A. and $600. the last will and testament of said bedrooms. Immaculate condi- Crockett, Realtor, 643^1577. became director of the family for Barbara Conklin, fence at 85 Experienced only need apply. TELEPHONE Lineman - No necessary. Excellent wages J. WATSON BEACH CO. tate. Priced in the 40’s. B/W in time for new school yaar. fireplace, 2-car garage, Fully insured. Estimates given. Deborah M. Rutigliano, proper- deceased be admitted to probate said tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, practice residency program at Russell H. Irwin, swimming Olcott Dr., $524. will, dated February, 27, 1964 and filed experience required. Good and liberal benefit program Reattora MLS realty, 647-1419. Moderate price range. aluminum siding and windows, Call 649-7863. Middlesex Memorial Hospital ty at 61 Crestwood Dr., $39,900. pool at 25 Cole St., $200. by Adam Petrowich as in said applica- salary, paid training plus many that Includes non- 646-1511. IwhssNr M n MM1» large deck, picture window in IMMEDIATE CASH for your Walpole Woodworkers Inc. WARD MFG. Equal Housing Opportunitf in Middletown. Rose Appelstein to Joseph Donald Hennigan Jr. for tion on file more fully appears, at the benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- contributory pension plan. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, NEW LISTINR basement with walk-out to property, Let us explain our WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 for Thomas Chance, fence at 48 Court of Prohate on July 17, 1975 at 10:00 186 Adams Streat MODERNIZED circa 1870, $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, per roll. Experienced and Mary G. Powers, property Lloyd Gustafson, fence at 156 A.M, ment required. Call U.S. Army Apply In person or call IN-TOWN Rockledge Ranch. Versatile Carpenter Rd., $695. Manchester at 643-9462. Colonial- nine rooms that must $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, eight-roomer with natural in- cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 647-1413. tra d e s m a n . C all R. Gertrude F. Sweeney of at 33 Philip Rd., $37,200. High St., $150. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk 643-1101 KEEP COOL this summer in Spacious executive type 8- Empire Roofing Co. for Mrs. 646-6560 be seen to be appreciated-lVh room Split, 3 or 4 bedrooms, $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- law situation. Typical Starkweather, 644-3194. Coleen H. Muirhead to Grace A. Kingsbury Co. for Frank this fully air-conditioned con-' MAY WE BUY your home? I. Sarkozy, alterations at 82 INVENTORY Clerk - No acres of truly excellent dominium, formal dining room, ideal for in-law suite or guest 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- Rockledge shaded lot. Many CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal I. Moore, property at 126-128 Wasserman, alterations at 35 Brent Rd., $600. landscaping, barn, shed, and dining room, fireplaced living Quick, fair, all cash and. no PAINTING - interior aqd LOCAL LAW office needs experience required. Good AUlEDPRIHTIIKiSaWCES three bedrooms, finished rec room, oversized cathedral 900. Philbrick Agency, extras, including commercial School St., $47,500. Duval St., $500. Harold Parent for Robert D. salary, paid training plus many three car garage-all in a nice Realtors, 646-4200. room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar- problems. Call Warren E. exterior, paperhanging, Firm Named □ NOTICES experienced secretary. Write 579 Middle Turnpike W. room, closets galore. Owner ceilinged living room, balcony cooling fan and three built-in James A. and Sylvia M. Dye John A. Partridge for Helen Jones, alterations at 16 Oliver -- • rfei •• benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Manchester neighborhood. age, immaculate condition, Howland, Realtors, 6461108. excellent work. References. Box cc, Manchester Herald. Manchester, Conn. anxious. Jackston Agency, 646- type second floor, oversized air coiiditioners. Automatic to James P. and Pamela J. Harmon, alterations at 37 Pine Rd., $385. ment required. Call U.S. Army Immediate sale desired. $59,- 1316, 649-8782. ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room $36,900. Philbrick Agency, Free estimates. Fully insured. Fireplace Rep An Equal Opportunity 000, Odegard Realty, 643-4^. dining room, family room, 2 kitchen, built-in hutch, Realtors, 6464200. CASH FOR HOUSES - End Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Kubik, property at 171 Hill St., $1,000. Robert J. Carter, garage at 17 Lost and Found COMMUNICATIONS Elec- at 643-9462. Employer m/F Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass Buckland Sales Co. of CarriageDr., $54,000. A. Kingsbury Co. for Burton fireplaces, 2-car garage, 3 doors to large deck and patio, cathedral ceiling, Swedish those home-selling worries. Let Lucian St., $1,500. tronic repairman - No EXPERIENCED painter CLEAN - Three bedroom us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps Manchester has been named a James T. and Ann M. Leavitt Jackson, alterations at 120 LOST - Orange tiger kitten experience required. Good PORTER STREET area - Ranch, fireplaced living room, baths, carpeting. Asking ^ , - large living room-dining-room fireplace. Two fireplaces, two TOLLAND - neat three PAPER HANGING Expert. John A. K ro m p eg al, wanted, at least five years Raised Ranch ready for with cathdrai ceilings, 2 bedroom Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, buy ourselves. We do you know. Your average paper, in average representative for Preway Inc. to Thomas J. Crockett, proper- Plymouth Lane, $800. vicinity Hilliard and Adams salary, paid training plus many Situation Wanted IS applianced eat-in kitchen, two 500. and one-half baths. Cannot be alterations at 25 Westwood St., experience. Call 649-4343 decorating, rugs, etc. Taxe ad- fireplaces, walk-out basement fireplace, garage, basement, Showings at your convenience. room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646 of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., a ty on Benton St., $32,000. Walpole Woodworkers Inc. Street. Call 643-0600 after 6 p.m. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- full baths, lovely park-like U&R REALTY CO., INC. replaced for selling price in $200. between 6 and 7 p.m. vantage of the $2,000. tax credit with built-in bar, 2-car garage, large lot, reasonably priced, We need largerge and small 3864. manufacturer of pre-built R ichard C. O lm sted to for Ralph F. Caruso, fence, $1,- ment required. Call U.S. Army STRONG young man grounds. Must be sold. Jackston -943-2692 mid-fifties. B.T. Peterman for John and LOST - a solid white cat, vicini- and buy this home. 120 by 200 large lot with privacy. $57,000.$57,r- 875-6954. homes. Call without obligation! 2 at 643-9462. specializes in lawn mowing, Agency, 646-1316 - 649-6050. fireplaces and heaters. Richard W. Bushnell, property 170, and tool shed, $1,079, at 37 Michele Peila, new dwelling at ty of Porter and Pitkin St., call WE HAVE an opening for an ar- foot lot, seven room home with Robert D. MurckxUt, Realtor Philbrick Agency, Realtors, FIVEOARARES Keith Real Estate, 6 ^1 2 6 or EXTERIOR House painting Buckland Sales, headed by at 551-563 Woodbridge St., hoo,- Franklin St. tist with drafting and pasteup garage cleaning and painting. 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight- go with this immaculate big 6- MANCHESTER - Immaculate 6461922. and wallpaper removal. Name 369 Bidwell St., $23,000. 643-2066. TRUCK DRIVER - No Billy, 646-2999. THIS SEVEN room Cape 6464200. 000. experience. Fringe benefits William O’Brien and William Good ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well offers, a fireplaced living room, 6 Two Family one block from seven room Split, aluminum your own price. 649-5553. experiencexpe required. such as hospital and sick pay worth it. And, we will take your sided, custom kitchen with cor- St. John, will represent Preway Trade Names FOUND - one mixed breed salary, paid training plus many COLLEGE GIRLS formal dining room, three Main St. Two separate gas plans, pension, paid holidays home in trade. T. J. Crockett, ning range, dishwasher. Wall to Sulldlng-Contractlng 33 throughout New England. Robert I. Segal, doing black female, call Manchester benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- specializing in dinner parties. bedrooms, finished rec room, heating systems. 1(4 baths on □ MISC. SERVICES Dog Warden 646-4555. and vacation. Apply in person Realtors, 643-1577. nice quiet area. Jackston Agen- one side. Aluminum storms, wall carpeting in living room, business as The Deal, 521 E, ment required. Call U.S. Army to Quality Nameplate,imeplate. Fisher Will provide cleaning before dining room, bedroom,"kitchen. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Middle Tpke. at 643-9462. and after and serving. Always a cy, 6^1316, 649-8782. screens, doors. Amesite, over- Stock Form FOUND - one tan and white Hill Road, East Glastonbury, WILLIMANTIC - new listing, Cathedral living room with Services OHered 31 Remodeling, repairing, ad- N. Charles Boggini, Sophie Conn. neat appearance. Reasonable, three bedroom Raised Ranch, sized driveway. Terrific in- balcony, 1 1/2 baths. Family ditions, rec rooms, porches and male, call Manchester Dog Nina 646-2999. SALT BOX - A uthentic come, over $5,700. annually Bids Sought Boggini and Charles L. Boggini, Warden 646-4555. Last and Found nylon wall-to-wall carpeting, room, garage. Professionally SHARPENING Service - Saws, roofing. No job too small. Call LPN or RN, full or part-time. reproduction fireplace, center plus almost assured future ap- doing business as The Charles NOTICE immaculate throughout, corner chimney, country living, acre landscaped and maintained on knives, axes, shears, skates, 6463144. Laurel Manor, 649-4M9. Apply COLLEGE GIRL seeks Bids will be opened July 15 in Boggini Co. lot, $29,900, Tedford Real treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- preciation due to location. 3/4 acre lot. Mint condition, rotary blades. Quick service. 11-3, Monday - Friday. housecleaning jobs, ideal neighborhood, close to WES ROBBINS carpentr the Municipal Building for fur- experienced, own transporta- EsUte, 647-9914. 3166. “DOU HOUST CAPE Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main nishing 510,000 -stodk forms for .Marriage Licenses schools, churches,, shopping. St., Manchester. Hours daily remodeling specialist.st. A2 Robert Earl Miner, Andover, tion, M onday-Friday. Here’s a quality, custom built the M anchester Data PERSON to do general $34,900- Pool, patio and porch in Available completely furnish^ 7:365, Thursday 7:369, Satur- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, and Margaret Melaine Molde, PLEASE ANTICIPATE housework, one day weekly, Reasonable. 646-2999. MANCHESTER - Large An- Cape with plastered walls, Processing Center. Manchester a clean convenient Cape. saldi Built Raised Ranch, three or without. Owner moving to day, 7:304. 643-7958. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Bolton, July 12, St. James 646-7245. Help Wanted nice entry, two front dormers, 6463446. Being sought are five types of 13 Avante Realty, 646-5461 or M6- bedrooms, two fireplaces, Florida., Thomas J. Blanchard, Church. 2801. plus waU-to-wall in several leal Estate, 64^99. forms, all suitable for operation YOUR ADVERTISING NEEDS! beautiful rec room, oversized 2- AVAILABLE supervised day Mario LaPosta and Water Company rooms. Six-rooms with open care with meals for your elder- LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - on an IBM 1403 printer and a car garage, wooded lot, etc. Emanuellu DeVeau, both MANCHESTER 134,800 stairway. Garage. Aluminum ly relative, while you go to new homes custom built, Moore 400A detacher. Purchase $61,900. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real NEW AND SPACIOUS remodeled, additions, rec Manchester, July 12, St. The Manchester Herald will not be piibllshad or Estate Associates, 646-1980. storms, screens, doors. A work, shopping, visit a friend. orers to the winning bidder will COLONIAL STYLE Modern Dutch Colonial, 8 rooms, garages, kitchens Bridget Church. WILL BE CLOSED mid-thirties true value on Call 64 6 2 ^ for information. be issued four times a year. open July 4,1975. Therefore, the deadline for Satur- 7-room Condominium with all the RANCH - *33.900 rooms, 3 spacious bedrooms, remodeled, bath tile, cement HEY KIDS! VERNON - Large 2-familyi 44, today’s market. one full plus 2 half baths, work. Steps, dormers. Residen- Building Perinils% day’s classified ads will be noon on Thursday. Also, luxury of country club living. All large ideal in-law set-up, immaculate PAUL’S Tree Service - DAY FRIDAY Want to mako good monay working only a fow hours Largo living room, big country kitchon with laundry arts. fireplace in living room, for- tial or commercial. Call 646 Cijurt of Probate. District of Manchester Atlantic Fence Co. for the deadline for Monday’s ads will be at 4 p.m. on rooms, 2W baUis, family room, wall-to- condition, carpeting etc. 30’s. J. experienced, professional land NOTICE OF HEARING Patrick Bolduc, fence at 153 a waok. No limit to how much you can earn. Thraa D. Real Estate Associates, 646- Thraa badrooms, traad lot, ovarslaad garaga, city water mal dining, fully applianced clearing, tree cutting, and 4291. K.STATE OF ROBERT C. STEM, Thursday. nights par weak. Wo train. wall carpeting Uiroughout. Central air and sawar (no Hans), now roof, appllancas go wtttvhouaa, WE m vE OTNns deceased Brookfield St., $280. ' JULY 4th. 1980. eat-in kitchen, first floor removal, chipper rental, fully Pursuant to an order of Hon. William conditioning. Patio in rear lor your new furnace, aluminum aiding, aluminum doors and win- CULL us - WE WmKI family room, 2-car garage, insured, 487-1^. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY William D. Siddons Jr., Carpentry and general contrac- E Fit/Gerald, Judge, a hearing will be alterations at 89 Tanner St., $2,- Call 647-9946 cook-outs, A must to see. Call 649-5308. COVENTRY - Spacious seven dows, hardwood floors with soma wall-to-wall, pull down locat^ on 117 Grissom Road. held on an application praying that an in- PAINTING, oils and acrylics, ting. Residential and commer- •strumenl |)urporting to be Uie last will 445. Emergency Phone Number EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY room Ranch, three bedrooms, attic stairs. Immediate occupancy. BELFIORE $54,900. MATTHEW originals, subject of your cial. Whether it be a small and testament of .said deceased be ad- DMC Construction Co. for 649-08S7 PLAN AHEAD, Manchester Evening Herald fireplaced living room and repair job. a custom built home imltcd to probate as in said application ssssows a wausce dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 AGENCY choice, copies of old masters on.file more fully appears, at tnc Court Bernice Claing, alterations at 643-2711 F.J. SPILECKI ALLEN and famous American artists, or anythingthii in between, call...... 646 of Probate on July 10. 1975 at 2:00 P.M. CALL EARLY SEr H* w-utl IMUacre treed lot. $29,900. Merritt Realtors 647'1413 1379. Pearl .1. Hultman. Ass t. Clerk Agency, 646-1180. Realtor 843-2121 RtaHor 872-8881 6466960.

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PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975— PAGE NINETEEIN BKNJY BY JIM BERRY ApartniMtM For Ront 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Wanted to Reni 57 Autos For Sale 51 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ITHIM K A^J A that Ofi ^fCOtiF -mOU&FT, MAY^ AUGUST - Four room apart- SINGLE man living in six room 1973 DODGE custom Polara, 2- lb 117$ bf Warntr hN H TH' eTA7U5 F^OPI^ ment, heated, near bus line. house looking to snare accom- door hardtop, air-conditioning, TU Atf Pm Off soer ! PRESIDillTI/U. 1=^ KAVf TH' Call 649-9021. modations with young couple or power steering, power disc T>' ' THIS IS VOUK L A S T WARMIN*. ^ ' WHV, I J U S T S A W VOUR ^ TriE MAYlJR HA5 A5KEP single woman, children brakes, vinyl top. Excellent IM THERE.' UNLOCK THIS POOR BROTHER POWN THE S VILUOtAPTS. , AND COME OUT-RIOHTNOW/ , ME TO l?UN HIS ANNUAL accepted. Reasonable rent, call condition, $2,195. 643-4281. STREET ON m V WAV HOME, '(tii INANCHBSTEB Homes lor Rent 54 r AND-UH-ER- calm FIELD PAY AGAIN, BOISl -TH^HA'/lF, 7H' 6467M1 at 8 a.m. or betweem , DOWN WHILE 1 CuM B -U M -HAKI- DID I ever 1974 GRAN PRIX, air- T H E KLUTZ H A S B E E N IN TH' IN T H E W INDOW AN D COVENTRY Available August 6:367:30 p.m. BATHROOM FOR. O V E R H A L F A N MENTION RUNNING A One and.'twtrbedroomff. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• conditioning, power steering, UNLOCK THE DOOR' 1st, for couple. Four room HOUR, AA O T H ER -A N D H E WON'T I'L L T A K E C A R E OF SPECIAL RACE AGAINST Near schools,. churches home, fireplace, baseboard power windows, power disc EVEN ANSWER ME.' HIM LATER.' □ AUTOMOTIVE brakes, am/fm stereo with tape .GLENN CUNNINGHAM anij shopping center, (ui. hedt, no pets, no utilities, T ANP TWD OTHER bi)s line. Call ahytime references, security. $225 player, much more. 18,000 T monthly. 742-9833, 742-&05. Autos For Sale 81 miles, excellent condition. $4,- 395. 643-4281. DARTMOUTH'S B46492S BOLTON, small three room NEED CAR? Credit bad? house, trees, private, $135. 8T2- Bankrimt? Repossessed? 1974 CHEVY Malibu, maroon, 6303 o r 6461894. Honest Douglas accepts lowest six cylinder, automatic, power down, sm allest payments. steering, low m ileage, Rulldlng-Contractlng 33 Articlea tor Sate 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Boats-Accessortes 45 MANCHESTER - Unusual one EAST HARTFORD - seven Douglas Motors, 345 Main. excellent condition, asking bedroom Townhouse, private room Cape, 1 1/2 baths, $3000, call 649-0865. BY HANK LEONARD BUILDING - Remodeling, aluminum sheets used as FOR SALE- Three CANOE -16 ft., fiberglass with entrances and patio, full base- fireplace, appliances including TOYOTA - See us for reliable roofing, rec rooms, additions, printing plates, .007 thick, refrigerators, $69 and $79. Two oak trim, new, $225, call 643- ment, includes heat, washer-dryer. Garage. On bus used Toyotas with our 60-day 1972 COMET, very good condi- garages. Alj kinds, carpentry Ux32". cents each or 5 for $1. 2-door, one one-door model. 649- 9354 or 872-7403. ’ appliances, carpeting and pool. line. Available immediately. 100% warranty. We also buy tion, four door, six cylinder, 6548. $245 per m onth. P aul W. automatic, payments, $82.87 ork. For estimates call 649- Phone 643-2711. Call 647-1396. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, < j fl'142. 197117 FT. Plywood Runabout, Dougan, Realtor, 6461021, or 345 Center Street, Manchester, monthly, 649-7462, anytime. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 9,000 BTU aiF conditioner, like 1971 40 hp with Mastercraft 643-4535. Business lor Rent 55 6464321. ST O RY STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone cents each. Inquire side door. new, $169, call after 5, 649-0128. trailer, too many accessories to 1972 GRAN Torino Bougham, G E T S power steering, air con- walls, fireplaces, flagstone Manchester Evening Herald. list, call 646-3620. MANCHESTER - Deluxe one OFFICE For Rent - 953 Main WE PAY $15 for complete junk A N O T H ER ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan- terraces, concrete repairs, in- STRAWBERRY SALE - Pick bedroom apartment, available Street. Call 643-4846. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 'R E W R I T E* yoiour own, 8-12, 4:30-8. Grisel’s, at the Teresa includes all dard transmission, $500 below side and outside. Reasonably WE BUY and sell used fur- 1970 - 22’ FIB ER G LA SS Body, 5261990. ^ 7-1. KOI appliances and carpeting, $195 book price, 872-4122. aggj WHV MOTHERS priced. 643-0851. niture. Cash on the line. One ■ ute 85, Bolton. Runabout, 115 HP, Mercury MANCHESTER - Office to. iftc.Tk outboard, holesclaw tandem per month. Paul W. Elougan, spaces for rent on Main St. in 1972 DODGE Colt- station piece or an entire housefull. Realtor, 6461021 or 6464535. MGB-GT, 1967, good running MUTT AND JEFF ANY TYPE rem odeling, 646^32. Furniture. Barn, 345 FENDER Bandm aster trailer with brakes. Many Manchester. Ideal location for wagon, 4-cylinder, automatic BUD FISHER alterations, carpentry, amplifier, two speakers (Ahec- extras. $2,000 firm, 643-4440. professional offices, and very transmission, low mileage, condition, with radials, asking Main Street Rear, behind $950, call 742-6607 after 5 p.m. y masonry, and concrete, free es- Douglas Motor Sales. Lansing) used very little. Must MANCHESTER - Newer two convenient to all facilities, clean. Chorches, Motors, 643- SIR, I HAVE A OH, YEAH? sell. 643-9607. bedroom duplex, half of two I^WHAT WAS THAT WAS BAH I WHO WANTS ;timates, Tony Squillacote, 649- please call 646-4100, 9 to 5 p.m. 2791. DOG HERE WHO LETAAE ^11. Garden Products' 47 family, includes appliances, ^ - 1965 CHEVY, six cylinder, runs THATHE^ , BACH'S, CLASSICAL MUSIC CLEAN USED refrigerators, CAN PLAY HE^IM! ^ PL A Y E D ? CHACONNE ) LARGE HIRES root beer and carpeting. Full hiasement, 1972 GRAND TORINO - good, $125, call after 6 p.m., VIOLIN! NOWADAYS ? ranges, automatic washers, barrel dispencers. Cost $225. HAY FOR FEED - mulch or $250 per m onth. P aul W. 649-9093. Si TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service OFFICE SPACE Broughm, power steering, air- )) - Remodeling, repairs, ad- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s asking $95. Phone 649-7375. whatever, $1.50 per bale, at Dougan Realtor, 6461021, or conditioner, am/fm stereo, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- farm Vernon, 875-7308, will 643-4535. FOR RENT 1966 CHEVY Impala Convert., ditions, custom builoing. No job standard transmission - good PRISCILLA’S POP •too small. Free estimates. Over 2171 VOLKSWAGEN tires, heads, deliver, minimum 10 bales. 250 square feet, center of gas mileage. 872-4122. fully equipped, power steering, BY AL VERMEER MANCHESTER - Family style Manchester, air conditioning power windows, power brakes, 25 years experience. 643-5769. muffler and parts for 1969 and YOU SAY OUR BIG-' THAT SCREENED LOAM - driveway 1965. 649-7375. PICK YOUR own strawberries, 2 bedroom Townhouse, private and parking. Call 6469551. STATION WAGON - 1969 396, new tires, gauges, call 643- entrances and patio, full base- 1921 after 6 p.m., $500 or best LOADER'S BEEN and two RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 gravel, processed gravel, sand, Paggioli farm, 66 Birch Moun- Dodge, good condition, must stone and fill. George H. Grif- 1970 RENAULT, a u to m a tic tain Rd., Bolton, daylight ment. Includes neat, appliances sell. 8760004. offer. STOPPED BY A LITTLE Hng, Andover, 742-7886. transmission, go4ica*« 7-2 sell and completely install a safe way with Blue Lustre. Manchester. townhouse, located in Highland carpet, $175. monthly and engine, cruisomatic transmis- automatic, 6 cylinder, $2450, Park section of Manchester. call 6465479. Cl HORACE Tetrault — Siding, huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool Rent electric shampooer $1. E. security. 633-3836., 633-7402. sion, power steering, power CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE complete with fencing, A. Johnson P a i n t Co. Wooded and private. FOr infor- brakes with front wheel discs, roofing, storm windows, aw- Antiques 48 Motorcycles-Bicycles sundeck, filter and pump. Now mation call 6461616, or 649- BEAUTIFUL office, heat, air HR70xl5 steel belted radial 64 nings. Quality workmanship, 5295. only 5795. Full price financing TAG SALE - July 6th, 10-4, 48 conditioned, parking, share white wall tires, light package, PARACHUTING DOWN TO A WRONG 6CRIPT. PODNER- free estimates. Fully insured. WANTED Antique furniture, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 872-9187, 649-3417. available. Call Tony collect, Lyndale Street off Autumn glass, pewter, oil paintings, or four rooms with accountant, mirror package, interior decor MERE BPIT OF LAND, GOME- WHOEVER YOU AREl TtA 203-232-6500. Street. Two families, antiques, WILLINGTON, one, two, and very reasonable, 649-1680, 649- package, all guages, AM/fM makes, models and speeds. WHERE IN THE OCEAN 1... THE ONE WHO BHOUID BE other antique items. R. three bedroom apartments, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ROOFING - Specializing boats, motors, trailer, Corvair Harrison, 643-8709. 3549. stereo radio, air conditioning, SHOUTING FOR HELPl DARK RICH loam, five yards parts, freezer and mis- with fireplaces, central air con- tinted glass all around, clock, Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- repairing roofs, new roofs, ditioning, appliances, pool, and 2098. BY ART SANSOM $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, cellaneous. BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square deluxe seat belts, fingertip gutter work, chimneys, cleaned ANY QUANTITY of furniture, sauna, pollution free country and repaired. 30 years gravel, and stone 643-9504. foot building for professional cruise control, front bumper paintings, brass, china, steins, living with highway con- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - JUST A ^LL,THATaP SOFTY! experience. Free estimates. CAMP KITCHENS - 30x18x14, offices or sales, four commer- guards, deluxe wheel covers, or collector items. Purchase or venience, appointment only, -lowest rates available. Howley, 643-5361. SWIMMING POOLS - Famous $35, or custom built to your auction. 644-8962. cial industrial acres, land and twin comfort seats with arm" LITTLE Coleco guaranteed luxury specifications phone 649^114. 643-2139, 684-3081. building storage, parking, rests and more. $4500. Call 644- Immediate binding. Exclusive NETRA Agent. Clarke In- SeWETHIMfc ROOFING - Installation and above ground swimming pool, highway across shopping 9555. AVAILABLE immediately- five surance Agency, 643-1126. repairs, gutters, storm win- completely installed. Huge HUGE Tag Sale -15 Mill Street, Wanted to Buy 49 center. 1-84, 1-86 close. 1-223- FOR'/OU, room apartment, $170 without GNATSl HOW'P I dows, doors. Experienced 16’x31’ O.D. complete with Manchester, Starts Tuesday -12 4460. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN, Super EVER SET INTO THIS filter,, pump, vinyl liner, ladder. noon-5 daily, Saturday 9:30-5. COLLECTOR will pay $65 for heat, call 6462048. Beetle, low ileage. Excellent MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - THORHAPaE. quality workmanship. Fully in- for the past 10 years we have CRAZY M E SS -B E IN G sured. Free estim ates. sundeck, fencing and stairs. On- old Bisque or China head doll. 1300 SQUARE Feet storage conditon. Extras. $2,100. 646 HAPPY FORCED TO JUMP AT VERNON - three room apart- been the leading agency in the Reasonable prices. Rick 70x32 REFRIG ER A TO R , Call locally. 875-7356. space with garage, in commer- 1831 a f t e r 5:30. euM Pom rii ment in modern four family, area insuring motorcycles. Get BIRTHDAY I, Burnett, 646-3005. freezer on bottom. Eleven cial zone. $85. monthly. Warren C 1975 fly klA UK years old, $75. Call 646-3214. ANTIQUES clocks, convenient to shopping and 1-86, E. Howland Realtors, 6461108. 1971 TOYOTA Corona, 33,000 our rates before you “rev” up. Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. Heatlng-Plumbing 35 information. phonographs, guns, glass, com- $155 monthly, includes heat, hot miles, excellent condition, ic books, bas^all cards, pain- water, appliances, parking and $1600, 649-7367,. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 BY HANA-BARBERA MAGIC CHEF gas stove, tings, dolls, trains, statues. 646 storage, 6461510, 649-0304. Formar King’s dspt Sters 1967 BSA Spitfire, MK II, THE FLINTSTONES SEWERLINES, sink lines, excellent condition, must be cleaned with electric cutters, Coppertone, five years old, $75, 2690, 6461882. dsal Hstall/Warshouts/Mfg. 1974 PLYMOUTH Duster, 360, DOG-CAT boarding reser- MANCHESTER - two bedroom seen, serious inquiries only, .by professionals. McKinney after 5, 742-8732. 2,D00-100^ Sq. Ft: automatic, call 6463620. vations. Combined inside/out- flat, carpeting, and paneling, 2 ACRES PAVED PARKINQ best offer, call 643-0358. ALLEY OOP ■Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- side runs, partitioned privacy, ap p lian ces included. $150 Partially Air Conditional ipany, 643-5308. PORCELIN bathroom sink with ExcaU Location, Bkrs Prot CHEVROLET 1938, four door fixtures $25. Call 5665098 after germicidal lighting. Canine □ RENTALS monthly. Security deposit. No Master Deluxe, very good con- FOR sale girl’s bicycle, chrome Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, CAU 1-2261201 THERE HE IS/ HELLO. YOU OLD SON-] JUST FINE. JACK.' I ...GENTLE- 6 p.m. pets. 6465200. dition in and out, original up- and blue, good condition, call DOC ! ...I INO JOB too small, toilet Manchester, 6465971. 643-4800 afte r 6. OF-A-eUN J WANT YOU TO MEET MEN, THIS ;repairs, plugged drains, kitchen holstery, four good tires, no HOW < MY ASSOCIATES...OSCAR IS OXCK WONDERED STAINLESS steel kitchen sink, Rooms lor Rent 52 Resort Property body rot, no dents, price, $1450, J? ) BOOWTa ND MARMO. PETERSON ‘ " i WHAT HE WAS -faucets replaced, repaired, rec ADORABLE GERBILS - for HONDA 1968, 305 Scrambler, ’rooms, bathroom remodeling, $15. Call 5665098 after 6 p.m. For Rent 56 233-8375. WRITING ON sale, any reasonable offer, 643- THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- VILLAGER APARTMENTS good condition, call 649-8673, A ll our -heat modernization, etc. Free 7579. Five-room townhouse apart- after 5:30 p.m. WEDDING -estimates gladly given. M & M WHITE front, gray sides. Hot- nished rooms, centrally MISQUAMICUT - Four rooms, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN van, with located. Kitchen privileges. ment, tiled baths, 2 alr- INVITATIONS ; Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. point stove, see-through oven, $185 weekly, call 643-0491 or 646 1973 engine, very good condi- / automatic timer for on/off, Toy collie puppies free to good Parking. Reasona Die rate s. ondltioners, wall-to-wall tion. Call 289-8120. Campers-Trallers homes, call M7-1103, anytime. 0472. Mobile Homes 65 IFRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing excellent condition. Call 646 Phone 6462358. arpeting, full basem ent, ;- Repairs and remodeling, 7891. eat, hot water, appliances, HAMPTON BEACH, New 1969 FOUR door Chevrolet, BOARDING - Altered, in- ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly hard top, Impala, power drive, TRAVEL trailer 28’, self- !sewef lines cleaned electrical- noculated, cats only. By ap- d pets. Hampshire- New three 8,000 BTU air-conditioner. Call rooms, single $56, double $69, bedroom, harbor view con- power steering, power win- contained, twin beds, air- ;ly. Prompt service on emergen- pointment, Fenros Cattery, es- 649-7620 conditioned, full bath, will 6463444. Ask for Steve. plus tax, continental breakfast, dominum, all electric. July 12- dows, 42,500 miles. Excellent 4. cies. 643-7024. tablished 1951, 8769131. sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. air conditioning, 6462300. 26, August 2-23. Call 649-9072. condition. Phone 643-5971. SEWING MACHINE - Deluxe Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, ;BOTTI HEATING and Plum- PRIVATE riding instructions, take 44, 5 miles east to Moose bing - All heating and plumbing model Pfaff. All attachments. TWO single rooms available, MANCHESTER - five large $60. Excellent condition. Call English and Western, $5.00 per centrally located, on busline, Campers-Trallers Campers-Trallers Meadow Road, West repairs plus remodeling. Call hour, call 633-5571, anytime. rooms, on second floor of brand 65 Willington, Conn. 643-1496. 643-9262. carpeted, pleasant rooms, call new two-family, carpeting, air Mobile Homes Mobile Homes 65 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE 647-9868. FOR SALE - Irish Setter pup- conditioning and dishwasher, COMPLETE bath remodeling, UNUSED bilco cellar hatchway separate driveways, $275 per CAN^/OU HEAR r CAN HEAR A door, size 0, four feet wide, $65, pies, two female, one male. repairs. Otto Lorentzen, Plum- Apartments For Rent S3 month, security, call 646-1379 the OCEAN? SMALL TURTLE 649-1657. Champion stock, after 5 p.m., bing Contractors.649-4056 to 649-5^9. after 6 p.m. SNORING.' Good partners code their bids 8:30 a.m., 67 p.m. WE HAVE customers waiting Four wheels, wide ovals, new The bidding has been: 2 Livestock 44 for the rental of your apartment MANCHESTER - large, 2 1/2 Flooring 36 for Ford, $10, each 14 in., call or home. J.D. Real Estate room efficiency in renovated WEEKEND SPECIALS NORTH (D) 649-8522. Associates, Inc. 6461980. mansion, includes everything, * A K 84 West North. East South HAY FOR SALE- $1.25 per Technicians in any line With 14 good high-card points. STEAM CARPET Cleaning. two blocks from Main St., call V AQ52 bale, call 875-5887,after 6. develop their own jargon. They South Blackwooded into six 'The Master in steam carpet KITCHEN SET-, bed frames, LOOKING for anything in real Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- 14 ? odd chairs, tables, ideal for cot- give words meanings that will spades. His use of five notrump cleaning and hardwood floor Boats-Accessorles 45 estate rental — apartments, 4535, 6461021. ON RECREATIOIML VEHICLES *A765 You, South, hold: in an effort to get to seven was sanding and refinishing is tage, phone 6467375. homes, multiple dwellings, no WEST EAST be clear to another technician *2 VKJ 975 0AKQJ44A2 (I optimistic. Even if North held fees. Call J.D. Real Estate but not clear at all to anyone What do you do? Floorm asters, Inc. 119 Ann 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. FURNISHED three room We will be closed Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5 to A 7 3 2 A 10 5 else. the king of hearts instead of the Street, Hartford. Call 247-7917 MUST SELL - Lane bedroom A — Double to ask your partner to Evinrude with trailer. Call 876 Associates, Inc. 6461980. apartment, water heat, and V 10 7 4 3 v K 6 queen, there would be no real daily 9-5. set. Make an offer, 643-1604. electric included, $200 per allow our employees a much deserved extended bid. 8119. ♦ J 7 ♦Q 9865 3 The reverse bid is a classic play for seven. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 month, near hospital and high weekend. We wAl re-open for business Monday, July 7th. 7-6 4QJ108 49 42 TILT boat trailer, 13 feet, long, example. A layman would think TODAY’S QUESTION FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 school, "Philbrick Agency SOUTH coil springs, shock absorbers, MUST SELL - 1970 Fiberglass BY DICK CAVALLI that Both North and South had However, six was no problem You do double and your partner (specializing in older floors). boat, 115 H.P. Johnson motor. baths, full basement, private Realtors, 646-4200. *QJ96 bids two clubs. What do you do Ceilings and inside painting. $100, 649-7867. entrances and patio, includes made reverse bids. North open- in spite of the heart finesse be- Red metal flake, and white with V J 9 8 ed a club and rebid one heart. ing off. now? John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- trailer. Excellent condition, $2,- heat, appliances, carpeting, and MANCHESTER - Newer three IF YOU JOIN THE FRIENDSHIP PLEASE... NOT WHILE ♦ A K 10 2 Answer Tomorrow 2222. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, air-conditioning. $290 per bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, South responded one diamond 000 or call 643-9262. NEW 1974 TERRY TRAVEL TRAILERS CLLlEf, r WCULP BEGCME r'M EATINS. 4K3 and rebid one spade. automatic transmission, radio, month. Paul W. Dougan, carpeting, full basement, $250 13 footor, dual safety chalna, QM heater, grey water tank, Llat prica $1805. YtXlR BESTFT^IEND. excellent condition, $2,150. 742- Both vulnerable Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. monthly. References. Hayes Answer to Previous Puzzle Articles lor Sale 41 6989. Articles tor Sale 41 Corp. 646-0131. Neither bid was a reverse in 2 to Choose trom bridge experts’ language, Seascape 454 MAIN Street, second floor, SPECIAL *1475 West North East South EI[51E3EB[gS ■ C in E ia S C ] three rooms, heated, $160. TWO ROOMS third floor, stove because the one-heart call did Security, phone 6462426, 9-5. refrigerator and utilities, call not shut out a return to two QLOaQfS 1« Pass 1 ♦ ACROSS 3 W inglike organ LJUISJ 649-2236, after 5:30. Pass IV Pass 1* clubs. The one-spade call did 4 Mohammedan BARGAIN BOX not shut out a return to two 1 S h o r e NEWER Three-bedroom Pass 44 Pass 4N.T. 6 Breaker or judge □E^fJfSSl Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Modern six Pass 5* Pass 5N.T. diamonds. roller 5 W ild animal Clip Dili - nil In - Mall Today 1974 USED ELDORADO SLIDER 6 Has existed all appliances. $260 monthly. room, three bedroom first floor 1971 YELLOWSTONE Pass 6 ♦ Pass 10 Relieve uiaLiLda 7' Aire Truck Camper. Pecan. 10M BTU furnace, 3 cu. It 6* 7 Kind o( Frechette & Martin, Inc., flat. $250 per month. Security 19' Travel Trailer. Rear bath, tandem axle, sleeps 6. Fully Pass Pass Pass 11 Liner's route (2 SAVE OVER 50% 1 self-contained. General Electric refrigerator. Like new. gu/elec. refrigerator, stove. Sleeps 4. Ideal for Dataun, North’s jump to four spades astringent Realtors, 646-4144. deposit required, no pets. July T oyota. Courier pick-upa. said: “I have four spades and a wds.) nnfi aon Opening lead -Q * 14 Open space In 8 Courage 1st occupancy. 6^-5200. good enough hand. If you have a 9 Finnish lake FIVE ROOMS - first floor, e H7SbyWtA.Mc .TM 804 U S >»1 Oft a wood minimum responding hand, I 15 Detached 11 C ity in Italy 12 Words ■ 3 Days -1 Dollar middleage couple, stove, THREE ROOM apartment, ^ 2 6 9 5 12 Enlist ^ 2 4 5 SHORT RIBS By Oswald & James Jacoby still want to be in game.” 16 Bury Claooiflcation 41, Mlacallanaoua For Sala Only refrigerator, garage and heat, heat, hot water, stove, 18 Time ol day 13 Sea eagles 30 African 43 Move, as a no pets, call 643-5555. refrigerator, cooking gas, wall- (poet.) (var.) country sailboat ALL ME CAN TH IN K O F FOR H IS BIRTHDAY I ...TEXAS. ARIZONA Ads must be mailed only No phone orders to-wall carpet, $165. Centrally LITTLE ALI HAS BECOME 19 Part ol a sea 17 Sea phenome- 32 A lew 45 Groups ol m 1973 TiOGA MINI MOTOR HOME VERY INTERESTED IS COWBOvS AND INDIANS. T H I/V K I'LL BUY HIM. AW NEW MEXICO 22 Japanese non 03 Bard players ROCKVILLE - three room located, adults only, no pets, 11973 TERRY TRAVEL TRAILER Fully sall-contalnad, only 12,000 milea, one owner, roof Payment must accompany ad apartment with heat, hot water, security deposit required. 643- 21 footer, dual aafety chalna, black glata oven door, wall W AMERICAN WESTERNS, >5 aborigines 19 — Nova 34 Danube 48 Narrow groove air condlUonad, plua motor air conditioned, power 1 N- 20 Winged 50 Proofreading One Item only, Include price and phone stove, refrigerator, $145, adults 9678. tbermoataL 12 V bath dome. STAR gazer'* (var.) tributary atearlng, power braket, 8 cu. ft. gaa/elactric refrigerator, 1 ir By CLAY R. POLLAN 24 Legal point 21 Ivy League 36 Sheltered word No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only only, ideal for single person, no 4 burner atove and oven, aleepa alx comfortably. 1 AKIES LIBRA university places 52 Mouths (anal.) Your Doily AHMIy Guide M 25 Palm leaves Ad may be edited to conform to rules pets, parking for one car, FOUR room apartment, in $ 2 9 9 5 111, V MAH. 21 (var.) 23 Story ol heroic 35 Spectacular 54 Poetic form J.4.. According to the Slari. security deposit required, call Manchester, unheated, $150 per deeds acts (coll.) 55 W riter,------Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. “A7*. If To develop rnessoge for Thursday, 27------lama 643-9678. month, plus security, call * 7 9 9 5 1 4^^636-37-401 49-51-5654/T? 29 Wilde heroine 26 Melody 39 Bored Wallace No delay In publication will be permitted. anytime. 644-9635. reod words corresporxling to numbers 71 72-73 31 Quebec 28 Shakespearean 41 Foundation 56 ------Vegas, of your Zodioc birth sign. Nevada 1 474 MAIN STREET - Second y TAURUS SCORFIO peninsula villain 42 Dashes IT iy 3 1 Y o u t 61 M in d floor, three rooms, heated, FOUR room s, range, -n ^0; » ocr. 21 35 Place o( 6 7 8 7-2. 2 Don't 32 Spirit 62 Wonder exertion 1 2 3 4 5 refrigerator, excellent location, I <7'? M AT 20 3 Negotive 33 Work 63 To I parking, security, $160. Phone *1974 YELL9WST0NE 24 F99TER -TLZP NOY. 21 35 Seascape 4 D o n't 34 H elp 64 A 10 11 12 li 6462426, 9-5. large kitchen, garage, $165. .,,.,1618:22-27 6 9-1615/vf feature Two months security. No pets, 5 U nd^oke 35 Let 65 If ' ! 1 wittU974 JEEP WAGONEER BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 6 Don't 36 You 66 Driving 124-57-60 '■ 37 Sphere 14 15 FIRST FLOOR - five room flat, no children. 649-0969. GIMINI 7 Expenses 37 Love 67 To SAGITTARIUS 40 Sign all appliances, fiilly carpeted, O MAY 21 8 Unexpected 38 Couroge 68 Standstill HOY. 22 y , 41 Ask tor charity 16 17 I I m 9 Difficulties 39 Someone's 69 Of 44 Small bay, basement storage with washer FIVE room Duplex with gar- to 10 T o 40 C on 7 0 T o x o£c. 21 lyK ■ age, excellent location, big lot, *C U ^R Y CLUR TRAVEL TRAILER ' but 1 Dip'\ WHAT?YoiT\ NO. I MEAN,! TOOK HIS AWNEY WELL, MAYBE IT WAS KINDA 46 Dimlnuiive 19 20 2, 24 and dryer connections. Big gas/electrlcT«rlgerator, fully self contained, toilet, shower/tub, oven and stove, SO I COULD BUY YOU A DIAMOND tHJMB. PEL AND 1 WERE PRETTY 2-3S-52-61 11 Be 41 Boresome 71 Your 2634-56-67/h< cellar and attic, middle-age or mur der ed; 12 M ay 42 Be 72 Best sullixes ■ ■ Convenient to school and shop- RING AND A SNAZ7Y CAR... '62-6666 74-7679-82V& 25 25 27 28 retired couple with no children sleeps six comfortably. PfARL. y that Nice MR. | HIGH. I NEVER D R E A M E D WE'D 13 Could 43 And 73 Days 47 ••------Well ping. Call Mr. Peterman, 646 LIKE YOU always WANTED. get in t o CANCIR 14 Get 44 Everything 74 Obtain CAPRICORN That Ends ■ 2912, 649-9404. or pets, $175 without utilities, LAWTON FOR YOU'RE ^ m t 21 15 Arise 45 Seems 75 HorxJ Well" 29 30 32 33 3T BOTH UNITS LIKE NEW. MUST BE SEEN. $AVE JROUBIE 16 Tockle 46 Anything 76 Your 1 ■ Available August 1, 643-6611. ALWAYS HlCHll bjuiV.22 49 Alleviatbs NAME l7Mentol 47 To 77Todoy JAH. If 35 36 i I AVAILABLE August 1, newer '(DU NEVER 18 Everything 46 Which 78 And 44-4647-59J 51 M anners lY i-lO-2141 53 Coral Island ADDRESS two bedroom, appliances, FIVE ROOM duplex, with 1732-7684-89 19Attrocted 49 This 79 Fond 6664-68 37 38 5he Herald THINK; 20 T o 50 AAoy 80 You 57 Give support carpeting, heat, hot water, $230 modern bathroom and kitchen AQUARIUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HOWlEj LIO 2! Keep SI It 61 And 1 CITY >er month, security deposit and with cabinets, 'electric stove, to 41 42 43 45 i 1 22 With 52 Your 82 Desires JAH. 20 58 Sorceress ol 1 ■ STATE fease, 6461101. full attic and basement, TRAVEL HOMES OF VERNON 23 Others 53 One 83 Optimism ■ «l'. II Greek myth 50 ^AUG. 22 24 In 54 Of 84 Ambition 47 48 49 i ! P.O. Box 591 separate driveway, $225, plus 4- 6 4 6 - 4 8 ^ 59 Bristlelike part ■ ZIP 7-12-1625 25 Out 55 Big SSBrossy 53 54 55 Manchester, Conn. 06040 MANCHESTER - Deluxe two security, call 649-3050. Union Street (Near Friendly’s Ice Cream) '-7677 26 Those 56 You 86 Ideo 50-70-80-90^ 60 Simmers 51 52 PHONE bedroom townhouse, private 27 Fortitude 57 Sociol 67 Todoy VIRGO riscis DOWN 58 entrances and patio, full base- MANCHESTER - three rooms 28 Attitude 58 Heodstrong 88 Unreasonable 57 29 Could 59 Come 89 Alive HI. If ment, includes heat, with heat and appliances, first Rockville, Connecticiit • Phone 87S-0910 1 P o u c h 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar.____ 30 ^ k e 60 Life 90 Unduly hah. 2 Building 59 u appliances, c a s ti n g and pool, floor, no pets, available now, 7/3//J 61M9-20er addition -J Clessiflcatlon 41, Miscellaneous For Sale-Only JA 617-262? )G ooJ (Adverse Neutral $265, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, security deposit, can be see 3641 n.11' 39-568686^ iNKW SI'Al’KItKSTKRI'HISK.1.VSN i 6461021, 643-4535. from 4-8 p.m., 30 Church St. € PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 2, 1975 I MANCHESTER Waddell Class, Teacher Feted HOSPITAL NOTES Discharged Friday: Veronica Students and a retiring years at Waddell. She taught Nascembeni, 133 Lyness St.; Brimley, East Hartford; teacher of Waddell School were for IVz yeari at the former Diane Weinbaum, 37 Kent Dr.; Florence Johnson, 96 honored on the last day of Bunce School. Joseph Dailey, 40 Whitney Rd.; Starkweather St.; John school in June. Ernest Young, 438 Vernon St.; Mortensen, Windsor Locks; The sixth grade class was Christine Rosa, 46A Channing Lucille Moquin, 185 Autumn given a splash party by the

Dr.; Jea Miller, 13 Bunce Dr.; St.; Leonard Mandak, RD. 2, school’s PTA. The class room GIFTS FOR EVERY Harvey Stanley, Enfield; Rockville; Leona Pansullo, mothers served pizza and OCCASION Shaifon Crandall, 82 Florence Stafford Springs; Shirley Shea, punch. Fr«« Gilt Wrap St.; Diane Rouleau, 5 Seaman 100 Peterson Rd., Rockville; The PTA presented a gift to ARTHUR DRUG Circle. Anthony Palozie, Warehouse Mrs. Forrest Hartin, who Kenneth O’Neil, 36 S. Alton Point; Michael Wawer, East retired after teaching 18Vz St.; Walter Leary, 115 Hartl Hartford. Dr., Talcottville; Eleanor Also, Dorothy Murphy, 69 Ed- Bolducj 86 Linden St.; Robert mund St.; Valerie Cote, 77 Caffrey, 23 Linnmore Dr.; Foster Rd., South Windsor; August Kivimae, 256 Autumn SILK CITY PACKAGE STORE Robert Weis, East Hartford; 84 OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER St.; Barbara Miller, 53 Moun- Michael Duverger, 16C Esquire (Next to ChorchM Dodgt) 649-1385 Dr.; Vivian McCartan, Plain- tain Dr., South Windsor; Not Responiibl. lor Typographical Errora ville; Donna Billings, 9 Clifford Gerriann Celinski, 52 Wells St.;

Rd., South Windsor; Joyce Roy Warren, 127 Princeton St.;

Deschene, 66 Farnham Rd., Karin Randolph, Storrs; ^ SPECIAL South Windsor; Ralph Palma, 8 Edward King, 1238 Hartford

Downey Dr.; Elizabeth Tpke., Rockville; Mary BOTTLES CAHADA DRV SODA 3 89< McFairen, Windsor Locks. Wilanosky, East Hartford. ALL FLAVORS pluatai Discharged Saturday: Also, Karen Lenetine, 128

Pamela Fairbanks, 117 Oak St., South Windsor; Lynne

Hawthorne St.; Elwood Hud- Deleon, 247 Wall St., Hebron; IT SILK CITY BRAND 1 SILK CITY BRAND ' son, Long Hill Rd., Andover; Laurie Saylor, 46 Hayes Ave.,

Janet Gosselin, 76 Glenstone Ellington; Leon Gagnon, Box

Dr., Rockville; Audrey 71, Coventry; Wayne Peterson, : VODKA $496 ; I GIH $C48 \

Burcham, 68 Imperial Dr.; 5 West St. I 80 Proof ^ Qt. II 90 Proof v Q*- B

Kenneth Covert, 301 Phoenix Discharged Monday: Denise

St., yernon; Ida Smolenski, 313 Piantanida, 38 Dudley St.; Bar- BAR TENDER BRAND MIXERS Autumn St.; Charles O’Brien, bara Chamberlain, River Rd.,

328 E. Middle Tpke.; Patricia Coventry; Aldea Gutzmer, 43 73 ^^ Plus Tax SAVE20«

Squeezed together on a sofa in their new home, the Dao 11; Nga Thanh Nga, 15; Mrs. Nguy Khiam Thi Dao; At Van Daniels, 28 Carolyn Dr., Mather St.; Kris Blauvelt, 211 Master Charge FREE DELIVERY Bank Amaricard family poses for a picture. From left are Nhag Thi Thanh, Dao and his son, Quoc Khanh, 7. (Herald photo by Larson) Hebron; Leon Martin, 105 Homestead St.; Donna Phillips, Avery St. East Hartford; William Also, Judith Arthover, 162 Johnston, 21A Carver Lane; Wall St., Hebron; Rita Chmura, Susan Browning, 64 Montauk Second Vietnamese Family in Town 393 Bidwell St.; Carolyn Head, Dr., Vernon; Bertha Bevan, 6

East Hartford; Joseph Longo, Quaker Rd.; Charles Beckwith,

A second refugee family from Refugee Service and according when it resumes operations home. The home has been fur- East Hartford; Emily Tomer, 111 Walker St.; Frances HOLIDAY PICNIC

to church officials it is expected about July 15. The son also nished by church members. Willimantic.; Francis Miner, 13 Jacobsen, Glastonbury; South Vietnam has settled in Manchester under the spon- that as many as 20 families will speaks some English, having Many church members brought River St., Rockville; Bruce Lynette Stanford, East Hart- OR COOKOOT

sorship of the Emanuel be settled in the Hartford area. studied the language for about in food for the family and were Gezelman, 27 Pine Knob Circle, ford. For convenlenca and oconomy, sarva Pinahurst 5 to the lb.

Lutheran church’s Mission Leading a delegation of three months before the family busily engaged in explaining South Windsor; Thomas Ken- Also, Brian Carter, Hendee Pattyburgers. They cook evenly because each patty Is the

and Ministry Committee. parishioners to welcome the was evacuated just before the operation of stoves, drick, 29 Kelly Rd., South Wind- Rd., Andover; Anthony Heid- same thlckness...no raw canters, no ovordona edges. All

The Dao family from Saigon family to its Manchester home fall of Saigon. refrigerators and telephones to sor; Charlene Doyle, East cavage, 46 Coolidge St.; Pinahurst Patties are made hare In the store from U.S.

arrived Monday evening at were Toney, Torstenson and the The father has had 13 years of family members. Hartford. Caroline Rogers, 125 Laurel St., Cholco Beat. Available fresh or frozen. Buy 1 or 100

Bradley International Airport Rev. Ronald Fornier, pastor. schooling including one year of The Daos are the second Also, Steve Kao, Storrs; Ray- South Windsor; Raymond fresh...ln 4 lb. boxes frozen. The family is headed by Dao law school, Torstenson said. refugee family in Manchester Szeluga, East Hartford; Carole from Ft. Chaffee, Ark., ending mond Mahoney, 76 Walnut St.; a month of “red tape’’ At Van, 40, who has worked for The committee asked the ad- and will be joining the Nguyen Jane Olivera, 60 Lenox St; Seiden, Cromwell; Bessie Ha)l, HOLIDAY HOURS: Open Thurs. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Also, the United States Army and dress of the family be withheld family brought here about two East Hartford; Gary Martin, for your shopping convenience, we will be open paperwork which included the Margaret Donnellan, Vernon more recently its intellence for the time being to give them weeks ago under the spon- Laurel St., Rockville; Donna Friday, the 4th from 8 a.m. til 4 p.m. loss of one set of processing Garden Apts., Vernon. papers, David Torstenson, vice mission in Saigon for 10 years. time to get settled in their new sorship of Lydall, Inc. Dis’charged Sunday; Amy Wheeler, 96E Rachel Rd. He was born in South Vietnam chairman of the church council Freshly Ground Deluxe Chopped and lay chairman of the con- and is a Buddhist.

His wife, Nguy Khiam Thi is gregation, said. CHUCK PAHIES SIRLOIH PAHIES Handling the paperwork, he 36 and a Catholic.

said, was Don Toney, chairman They have three children, two 1.39 lb. 1.69 lb.

of the Mission and Ministry daughters, Nga Thanh Nga, 15,

Committee. and Nhag Thi Thanh, 11, and a (Also available frozen In 4 lb. boxes) son, Quoc Khanh, 7. The Dao family sponsorship AGWA^ was arranged through the The father speaks English More quality for your dollar when you buy Tobin’s First

Lutheran Immigration and fairly well and will be employed Prize or Grote & Weigel Franks. Tobin’s are skinless and

at the Cheney Bros, mill Grote’s have the natural casing.

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Washington LOL will First Church of Christ, Scien- celebrate the Battle of the tist, will have a meeting tonight FRANKS .4 9 . M Boyne July 12 at Orange Hall. at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main 3 lb. Box Lot $4.47 - 6 lb. Box Lot $8.87 Dinner will be served at 6:30 St., which is open to the public. p.m. The event is open to A portion of the hour will be GROTlT55EiGE^^ members of the order, their devoted to testimonies of help wives and members of the received through study and HOTPOINT ' HOTPOINT HOTPOINT FRANKS M.69 lb. ladies lodges. Dinner reser- application of Christian 10 lb. Box Lot $1.69 lb. vations close July 6 and may be Science. 4,000 BTU 20 CUFT 21 CUFT made at the Washington Social Land of Lakes Land of Lakes Club. Al-Anon family groups will AIR CONDITIONER CHEST FREEZER UPRIGHT FREEZER BUTTER CHEESE meet tonight at 8 at St. James ...CARRY IT ANYW HERE...... HOLDS 710 LBS... .„LARGE CAPACITY... The Disabled American Church and Thursday at 8 p.m. 83^ lb. ^ 4 . 9 9 5 lb. B o x at the Pathfinders Club, 102 Veterans Auxiliary will meet Norman St. Alateen for the 12- tonight at 7:30 at the VFW to 20-year-old children of now now now Special Feature on our own HAMBURG Home. The past commanders of the unit will meet after the problem drinkers will meet 5 to the lb. PATTIES, Freshly Frozen In 4 lb. boxes Thursday at 8 p.m. at the 'regular meeting. Pathfinders Club, with the

beginners group meeting at 00 00 Calvary Church will have a HAMBURG PATTIES M n 7:30. The family groups are service of Bible study and 4 lb. box $4.36 prayer tonight at 7:30 at the open to friends and relatives living with severe problem Easily separated so that you can use a few at a time, if you church. save $20.00! save $44.00! drinkers. $60.00L wish.

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25 c u n U.S. Cholco 4,^100 BTU MICROWAVE Tender, Lean OVEN CHEST FREEZER CUBE STEAKS BEEF SHORT RIBS MR CONDITIONER ’1.29 lb. ...CUTS COOKING TIME ’1.99 lb. ..,2SPEE0... snd E N E R G Y ... 1 RuHerball and LO N D O N ^ ^ I 1 ArniDurs Small *Onfy$l495 now RROILS 1 now now 1 TURKEYS ifyouVe a iavorlte Person' ’1.79 lb. 1 (or appfy for a Farwrik Person 1 ’1.89 lb.

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existing account. (Or open a new or addi- riMAKKi for 99* and 64 O z. down to 95* each. tional Automatic Savings Plan of $50 or Shop Hera Thurs. 8 A.M. til 8 P.M. AG WAY,® Inc. more per month.) STORE HOURS FRIDAY JULY 4th. 8 A.M. til 4 P.M. eo u ipm en t shop Mon.. T u n . Wid. HARTFORD MTIOIVAL 1:3010 5:30 pm 540 New state Read. BuiAlaiNl liOOimto SiOOpm THuii.. F ii.I 3010 I 30 S it. 1:0010 4:00 (The favorite Person) BANK Sil. 1.00 10 4:30 643-5123 Cloud T mhU y PINEHURST GROCERY INC. 302 Main, Manchester, Conn.

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