PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. July IG. 1974 ^------% Manchester Hospital Bridge Specs ^Being Prepared ^ ^ l ^ o t e s The Woodbridge St. bridge H lanrljpatFr lEtiening Discharged Tuesday: be ready for August adver $100,000 and five months and 14 Michael Zervas, East Hartford; may be less costly and may tising. take less time to install than the days to replace. Richard D. Moody, 290 Phoenix The Woodbridge St. bridge Weiss indicated construction Olcott St. bridge last year. St., Vernon; Consuelo M. over Bigelow Brook collapsed on the Woodbridge St. bridge MANCHESTER, CONN., ‘THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 239 Town Manager Robert Weiss Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Eastwood, East Hartford; last Friday, during a torrential could start near the end of told the Manchester Board of PRICEf FIFTEEN CENTS Robert S. Porterfield, 178 Oak rainfall. Its demise was a year August or beginning of Directors Tuesday night. Grove St.; Nancy C. Phalin, 699 and five days after the Olcott September. He said the engineering Chapel Rd„ South Windsor; St. bridge collapsed, also during He said it may be possible to department already is I News Capsules | Alice M. Smith, 12 Pillsbury a torrential rainfall. utilize a metal-arch, culvert- : preparing specifications, and Hill, Rockville; Donna F. The Olcott St. bridge took system type bridge available bids for the installation should Embser, 49F Rachel Rd.; through state sources — a less Ziegler Attacks Christin C. Chalifoux, Doyle costly bridge than the one in Report on Funds Rd., Vernon; Ann E. Morton, sta ll^ on Olcott St. Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. Mayor John Thompson Alice A. Adamy, 28 Phillip Utility Cites Rate Hike Need recommended a preventative- ; WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Rd.; Cora M. Belanger, East maintenance program by town Watergate Committee, in its final Leaks in Probe Hartford; Joseph R. Rosa, 46A forces, as a means of report approved Wednesday, sugested Channing Dr.; Aaron M. forestalling similar mishaps on President Nixon used campaign funds WASHINGTON (UPI) - White N.Y., said Wednesday that Nixon had Wlochowski, 94 Cambridge St.; HARTFORD (UPI) - charge for the fuel adjustment. other Manchester bridges in the to improve his estate in Key House Press Secretary Ronald L. altered the White House transcripts to Emily Buccino, 68 School Rd., Despite the fuel adjustment Hartford Electric Light Co., future. clause, Connecticut Light and Biscayne, Fla. The funds in question Ziegler attacked two congressional conceal his involvement in the_Watergate Bolton; Vivian E. Weir, Nian- in a separate hearing, will ask Thompson took note also of Power Co. says it has been were secretly kept by Charles G. Watergate committees today for the cover-up. tic; Kenneth Carlson, East for a 15.9 per cent increase the hazardous situation on losing money from high oil "Bebe” Rebozo and were composed third straight day, accusing them of Speaking of a 14-page segment of a Hartford; Christin L. Amaral, amounting to $23 million a year. Woodbridge St., where th e Enfield; Robert R. LaFountain, prices and wants to include niainly of a $100,0(X) contribution from manipulating leaks to sway the public March 22, 1973 transcript which was If the rate hikes are granted, bridge had collapsed, and urged omitted from White House material East Hartford. about $12 million in fuel adjust Howard Hughes and $50,000 from A.D. in favor of impeachment. the average electricity user parents to keep their children published earlier this year, Waldie called P a tr ic ia A. G o o d ale , ment costs in its rate base. Ziegler specifically attacked will pay an extra $3 on each bill. away from the area. Davis, owner of a food store chain. it "a cover-up of a cover-up.” Winsted; Bradley K. Perkins, The company is seeking a 13.7 Wednesday’s release by the Senate The report also said funds from the Rangel added, “It’s a hard thing to South Willington; Barbara A. per cent increase in revenue, Watergate Committee of a 350-page staff Florida Nixon for President Com accept that something like this has been Zell, 34 Morse Rd.; Oomenic amounting to $36 million a year. report claiming irregular use of President A utility spokesman Tuesday mittee were used by Nixon to buy done to the American people — but it’s a Casanta, 44 Deepwood Dr.; platinum and diamond earrings for Nixon’s campaign funds, and 4,100 pages fact.” Laurel I^mesa, 33 Maple St.; told the state Public Utility of impeachment evidence to be published the first lady’s 60th birthday in 1972. Ziegler summoned reporters from Michael J. Clarke, Glaston Commission that extremely tonight by the House Judiciary (Com WESTER EMEAT United Press International and the bury; Thomas J. Donlon, 10 rapid oil price increases and a mittee. Associated Press into his office today to Randy Rd., Ellington; Darrell two-month lag caused by an Ziegler said the committees were BEEF STORE Trial Nears End voice his criticism. He repeated his de A. Damon, 45 St. Paul Dr.; audit by the commission led to TUEt., WEO.,MT.,IIM.I-6 carrying out a “calculated public relations OPEN SUNDAYS 9-6 mand for the Judiciary Committee to Stanley MIoganoski, 48 Grand $12 million loss in revenue. He TWWt.. HI. i ■ I CtmiD Mil. exercise to manipulate public opinion WASHINGTON (UPI) - The con release all its evidence and testimony view St.; Paul Intagliata, 88 also said the gross receipts tax through piecemeal leaks in support of im cut into the company by 5 per spiracy trial of John D. Ehrlichman simultaneously rather than in piecemeal Blue Ridge Dr. SPEflALS Twills.. FRL, SHT. $ SIDL and three other defendants in the peachment,” and added that neither com fashion. cent. 1 GRADE A A mittee provided the White House with Ernest L. Grove Jr., vice Ellsberg burglary enters final copies of the material released. “I say whoever made this decision (to release material piecemeal) has made it president of Northeast arguments today with the jury Ziegler singled out Sen. Sam Ervin, to condition the public and to create a Utilities, which owns CL&P, expected to get the case Friday. On chairman of the Senate Watergate Com WHOLE Q negative inference towards the Sold Out said the company still has an Wednesday, ^cretary of State Henry mittee; and Chairman Peter Rodino and |Q ( President,” Ziegler said. “We do not Tickets for Summer III erosion in revenues because of A. Kissinger denied authorizing a psy chief counsel John Doar of the Judiciary Martian Refuse Collector ^ V ib 1 accept it and do not believe it is due Theater's production of "Arms the two-month lag caused by 1 CHICKENS J chological probe of Daniel Ellsberg, committee. He said he believed the three the audit. process.” and the Man” Thursday night at who leaked the Pentagon papers. were responsible for the piecemeal Manchester Community The company must submit its The committee next week will release This San Francisco man goes about his chores wearing a show no equal to the steady drizzle. A far cry from the heat President Nixon, in a sworn reply to releases. College are sold out. That per smiling box as protection against a July rainfall which was oil prices to the commission for Ziegler repeated his statements of the material on non-Watergate aspects of its wave being experienced in the Northeast, but that is sup six questions, also denied authorizing impeachment inquiry, including the ITT formance is being sponsored by review, which takes about two last several days that the White House unprecedented in the area. Records going back 125 years posed to break tonight. (UPI photo) case, campaign contributions from the the Manchester Registered months, before being allowed to CORNED anyone to burglarize the files of believed a majority of the Judiciary com dairy industry, Nixon’s underpayment of Nurses Association. Tickets for Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. mittee wished to proceed in a fair manner income taxes and his improvements on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday but that a number of its members and are still available. BEEF 75 properties in Florida and California, and staff employes were seeking to influence THICK HEAD CUT Sidewalk Sales Draw Big Crowds the White House "Plumbers” operations. the public against President Nixon. Dean To Testify Ziegler repeated his statement of FULLY COOKED He specified committee members Cooler weather and tremendous by local merchants in the town’s five shopped along a busy Main St., while Wednesday night that Nixon had never Jerome R. Waldie, D-Calif., John D. WASHINGTON (UPI) - John Dean sidewalk sales brought area residents major shopping areas. The Sidewalk .others made their selections in the asked his friend Charles "Bebe” Rebozo Conyers, D-Mich., Robert F. Drinan, D- Fire Victims III, who accused President Nixon of to raise or maintain campaign funds as WHOLE out today as they sought to take ad- Sales Days, an annual event, will con- Parkade. (Herald photo by Pinto) Mass., and Jack Brooks, D-Tex. PORTIONED alleged in the Senate Watergate Com Locate Home involvement in a Watergate cover-up vantage of the bargains being offered tinue through Saturday. Crowds Waldie and Rep. Charles Rangel, D- a year ago, testifies today before the mittee staff report. On Sunday, June 30, a fire in HAMS 89^ House Judiciary Committee. He was the home of Dr. and Mrs. Cut A* DMlrud Into Roaoto & Cantor Sllcaa suggested as a defense witness by S tephen S o n a tra of 466 Woodland St. left the couple and Nixon’s lawyer, James D. St. Clair. their six-day-old daughter, Former Attorney General John N. Marchann, homeless. GROUND MEAT BEEF Mitchell on Wednesday Teacher. Contracts The couple had only move “stonewalled”the committee, into the house from their Hart refusing to answer most questions ford apartment three days LIVER 69‘ without taking the Fifth Amendment. earlier. Under Arbitration That Sunday afternoon, an SMITHFIELD Eighth District volunteer ■5., ' Sears To Fight The unresolved dispute over a new con of Education; and Peter Adomeit, fireman, Marty Fiendel, urged PRODUCTS. SMOKEHOUSE tract for Manchester’s public school associate professor of law at the Universi them to move in with him at his teachers was scheduled to go to arbitra ty of Connecticut, Hartford branch. home at 184 Hollister St. His CHICAGO (UPI) - The Federal tion today before a panel of three ar The arbitration session was scheduled to wife, Bonnie, and their nine- BACON i m Trade (Ikimmission said Wednesday bitrators selected by the Manchester start at 9:30 this morning. Deakin said he year-old son had plenty of FRESH LEAN Sears, Roebuck and Co. had used Education Association (MEA) and Board was prepared for a long meeting, but room, he told them. BROIL, GRILL 0 ^ of Education. DiRosa estimated the arbitration session "bait and switch” tactics to sell So the Sonatras stayed with REMV TO customers higher priced home Representatives of both sides planned to would end within a few hours. the Fiendels for a week while GROUND appliances than were advertised. open presentations this morning at the Representing the school board are they determined what to do school board offices, and a written deci Deakin and the board’s professional a / w a " ® . with their home. The wiring TodBy.s.as Sears denied the allegation, saying sion by the arbitrators is expected to be negotiator, Russell Post. Representing the must be replaced and other- “Sears sells what it advertises.” The rendered within two weeks. MEA — which is the official bargaining meats at PliiEnuns i uniiutiiT CHUCK 99‘ company said it would not negotiate a damage repaired. Still in dispute as arbitration starts is agent for about 550 public school teachers ‘‘We had a good time,” 302 MAIN STREET BABY BEEF consent decree and promised to fight the matter of teachers’ salary Increases, as — are DiRosa and MEA lawyer Edwin Fiendel said this week. "We all Successful COOK OUTS start with PInehurst U.S. Choice Beef Pt the FTC charge. well as a number of other economic and Lavitt. spoiled the baby." patties come 5 to the lb., and we offer non-economic issues. Dr. Sonatra, a staff doctor at PINEHURST HAMBURQ PATTIES ...... LIVER Negotiations for a new teachers’ con St. Francis Hospital in Hart LEAN BEEF PATTIES ...... OUR OWN FRESH MADE tract, which the school board hopes will ford, rented a CoventryLake Beer Keg Bomb cover a two-year period, began in January cottage for July and his family DELUXE CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES ...... ib. $l!59 and ended unsuccessfully f ^ y 29. Other Pacts will live there as work is com Panie* are also available freshly frozen. In 4-lb. boxes. ITAtUII Explodes in Ulster The MEA voted in March to press for a pleted on their home. 13 per cent wage increase, but the PInehurst Freshly Sliced BELFAST (UPI) — A beer keg stuffed teachers’ demand reportedly came down Unresolved MHS ’44 Plans SMISME 99 to 10 per cent, plus a two per cent annual « with explosives blew up outside a Belfast Cold Cut Feature... £ .J pub early today and extremists publicly increment b a s^ on length of service. The Manchester Board of Education’s October Reunion From lat PrIza i. USOA CHOICE MEA negotiator Peter DiRosa, a Pepper Loaf s f shaved the heads of two girls accused of contract with about 550 public school The Manchester High School betraying members of the Irish teacher at Manchester High School, said teachers represented by the Manchester Class of 1944 will have its 30- Barbecue Loaf [Shoulder London Broil II..H.39 the increase is sought iKcause of the Olive Loaf Republican Army. Education Association isn't the only school year reunion Saturday, Oct. 12, A British army spokesman said Jhe “skyrocketing cost of living.” system labor contract still unresolved, ac at The Colony in Talcottville. Pick and PIm Loaf U8DA CHOICE BONaESS The school board’s last official offer to Straight or Ataorted Belfast bomb exploded in front of the cording to Wilson Deakin, assistant school Reunion chairman is Norm, CHUCK niLET .n.29 Four-in-Hand pub on Lisburn road. He said the teachers was a 5Vi per cent increase, superintendent. Bjarkman; treasurer and in four civilians were injured. according to Wilson Deakin, assistant The other contract, still in negotiation, charge of tickets is Emma Imported Lean school superintendent. BOIL USOA CHOICE BONELEIS . In Belfast, IRA activists Wednesday is with school paraprofessionals (teacher DeSimone. night shaved the heads of two 15-year-old Among other issues to be settled by ar aides), Deakin said. A comtnittee meeting bitration today were disputes over fringe Negotiations for the paraprofessionals Land _ SHOULDER CLOD MAST J1.29 schoolgirls they accused of betraying 15 scheduled for Thursday has CHEESE si 90 men and women IflA members to army benefits, a job transfer provision, are taking a long time, Deakin pointed out, been postponed to Thursday, troops. procedures for staff layoffs if school because it is that group's first contract. enrollments drop, leave of absence July 18, at 8 p.m. at the home of Land , Soldiers found both tied to a street Public Health Nurses Seek The paraprofessionals weren’t unionized Bill Shaw, 2 Ansaldi Rd. CHEESE W n IS logha R Q C railing with signs saying “tout” hanging provisions, and contract specifications for until this year. They’re now represented The committee has been un . * 4 . 8 9 from their necks and a jeering crowd sur teachers’ class size, teaching hours, by the American Federation of Teachers, able to make contact with these We will have freshly made Creamy ACnOKFnSUNUI v v rounding them. teaching load, and nonteaching duties such AFL-CIO. classmates: Finely Cut Cole Slaw, Mac-Shrimp & COOKED SALAMI In the border town of Newry, fire bombs as cafeteria supervision. In other labor contracts within the Betsy Bernard, Minnie Pudding... tossed by extremists set off a major blaze 'The panel of arbitrators consists of an school system, contract settlement has BugnackVa SPECIAL Representation by CNA MEA appointee, a school board appointee, Brainard, Joyce Bronke, Cook soma Corned Beat or a Smoked in a lumber yard that took firemen two been reached with both the school ad Martha Chase Bixby, Lois PorfeABoaf hours to bring under control. and a neutral third arbitrator agreed to by ministrators association and the school Pork Butt In the cool of the day and serve SKINLESS Mrs. Bates as director or as interim direc vited, and action from these meetings both sides. Clark Griswold, George Security officials said the province’s ALICE EVANS nurses group, Deakin said. COM... tor until a replacement could be hired, were expected to be law, Mrs. Stout said. The arbitrators, respectively, are Atty. Delaney, Richard Dolsen, FRANKS 5 Lb. Box lbn . i 9 latest crime figures show the authorities The staff of the Manchester Public School custodians and secretaries, Mrs. Stout said. The board attempted to work separately Michael Boyle, a member of the Hartford Shirley Duncan O’Brien, Harold are slowly winning their struggle to put an Health Nursing Association has petitioned represented by separate bargaining BupiackVa SPECIAL "The growth and development of the from the director without sufficient law firm of Gould, Killian & Krechevsky; French, John Gallagher. LEAN BONOESS BRISKn 99* end to the five years of violence. the Connecticut Nursing Association to act agents, are entering the second year of a Manchester Public Nursing Association knowledge to do so, and did not seem Neil Macy, administrator of employe- Also, Victor Giangrave, (Canter cuts lb. 91.39) Pure BaM The just-released crime statistics for as its bargaining agent and will have its two-year contract and negotiations CORNED BEEF SKINLESS cannot go on without a director, but the motivated to obtain advice from employer relations for the Hartford Board Pearl Gieseka Holmes, Jane 1973 showed 253 dbaths from "terrorism ,” first informal meeting with the State weren’t necessary this year, Deakin said. Graham Chabot, Virginia 8 Lb. Box lb. day-to-day activities are as usual,” Mrs. professional individuals or groups for FRANKS * compared with 467 in 1972, and 1,007 bom Labor Relations Board on July 17. Stout said. Hunter, Margaret McGrath Si OQ 1.29 their decision making, Mrs. Stout said. BONELESS PORK BUnS bings, compared with 1,495 in 1 ^ . The staff is not seeking more money nor (DaisyHams) Whole or The staff still wants Mrs. Bates back as In notes in response to a letter written Landren, Gilberta Pelchat, But Northern Ireland police chief Jamie Thick End X.' fringe benefits, but job security and the director and feel that she had a large part by Mrs. Mary Rush, a member of the William Peterson, Elden Piper, Flanagan sounded a note of caution. legal backing and collective bargaining af in making the agency what it now is, board, which appeared in Tuesday’s Audit of CRCOG Shows Frances Robinson. LONDON BROIL ...... n ,.* 1 .5 9 m m J1.39 “The continuing lawlessness allows no forded by involvement with the Connec Margaret Larabee said. Herald, the staff said, “The board states Also, Donald Scranton, ground for complacency," Flanagan said. ticut Nursing Association, according to The nurses called Mrs. Bates resigna that they do not deal with professional Virginia Skewes Wagner, CUBE STEAKS ...... ib .* 1 .6 9 CRACKER "The aim must be nothing less than the Conn, Fresh staff nurses Margaret Larabee and Lois tion "forced,” and said it was stated at matters; however, disagreement about $4f000 Wrongly Spent Charles Smith, Marion eradication of the death and destruction Stout. one of the mediation sessions that it was the job description of the director is cer Snodgrass, Sandra Stuart JACKS which has so afflicted this community." LAND O’ LAKES MILK The staff and MPHNA staff and board of a , unanimous decision of the board to fire tainly a professional matter. It is a HARTFORD (UPI) - An audit of the He expressed concern, however, the Bowles, Dwight Wagner, Earl 3 PACK Nevertheless, he said, “there is every OR STATE CALIFORNIA directors have been in conflict since Mrs. Mrs. Bates if she hadn’t resigned. professional matter when a director is Capitol Region Council of Governments federal money and the additional ^,500 Whitcomb, Emma Wilson. NAUVE reason to believe that 1974 will bring a WASHED NEW Jean Bates, director of the agency, an The staff believes that since the board has disclos^ $4,000 of public money was charged to local matching funds would further improvement.” '(See Page Twelve) SVMMER • 1 .2 9 . nounced her resignation on May 16. was eager to replace Mrs. Bates prior to improperly spent on liquor for police par have to be paid by Connecticut taxpayers 3199* The agency has been without a director BUHER CUKES her resignation, it should have another ties and upkeep of a Lincoln (Continental in the region. POTATOES CABBAIS BEFEiRiF” since June 30, the date Mrs. Bates’ iFire Calls! WMiT RUNS director ready to assume the post. The owned by the council's director, Dana Sterret also said the audit disclosed $1,- lower at SQUASH VIR8INIA resignation became effective. The staff first knowledge the staff had of the Inside Today's Hanson. . hoped that the board would either retain 200 had been spent for telephone calls and TOLLAND COUNTY oich GREEN board’s efforts to seek a director for the An audit two weeks ago showed $1,500 of "there were no vouchers for these POTATOES agency was an ad in the New York Times the funds were billed to a federal an Tuesday, 2:29 p.m. — garage y«-elb. 6 9 ^ 10LB.BAQ Lottery SUNNY questionable charges.” fire on Peter Green Rd., .1 0 * CABBAGE on June 23. ticrime grant awarded to the council by with any $2.00 order Sterret said he sent a letter to the Tolland. (Tolland Fire Depart SI79< 15< The nurses also noted that some board the Connecticut Planning Committee on .2 9 * lip ra lb Capitol Region Council of Governments, ment) *1 .3 9 1 0 « , b Winners members have resigned because of the Criminal Administration. conflict. The new disclosure Wednesday showed urging its director, Granby First Select MANCHESTER man Otto Neumann, to conduct a "full and 'Tuesday, 3:05 p.m. — late ig — Exnr— The professional advisory committee to Area P ro file...... Pages 6, *7 nearly $4,000 in both federal and local SUNHST CONNECTICUT 40277 matching funds had been spent apparently comprehensive” review of the expen nition on a furnace causing SUNKIST the agency’s board of directors wanted to Hospitals seek rate hike___Page 12 MASSACHUSETTS green 1206, yellow become involved in the dispute, but the improperly under federal and local ditures. The expenditures were un black smoke at 40 E. Maple St. PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. 521, blue 95 .1 allowable, he said. The liquor expenses (Town) 0RAN9ES LEMONS 6149« board refused, Mrs. Stout said. Legion wins eighth ...... Page 13 guidlines regulating spending. 302 Main Stroat Sunny and pleasant this afternoon and were for graduation parties for policemen RHODE ISLAND blue 667, green One of the major complaints of the staff Army-Navy Club wins LL H.R. Sterrett, executive director of the Tuesday, 8:12 p in. — car fire Friday and clear and cool tonight. Highs who completed training in the identifica Open Thura. & FrI. ’til 9 *8 A.M, Thura., Fri. & Sat. 671587, gold qualifier 171484. is that when the director and the board did CPCCA, said the $1,500 charged to the at 446 W. Middle Tpke. (Town) LIMES ..6!39* both days 80 to 85 degrees and lows tonight crow n...... Page 13 tion of narcotics. Expenditures for 19189* not see eye to eye the board conducted federal anticrime grant would be returned mostly in the 50s. Hansen's luxury car came to about $2,500. meetings to which the director wasn't in from the locbl matching funds. I PAGE TWO - MANCHESTERI T ^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 11, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. July 11, 1974 — PAGE THREE WOMAN ALONE Hydrofoil Trips Thtatro Tima Schadula BONN (UPl) - Nearly four GALILEE, R.I. (UPI) - I Herald Yesterdays million women live alone in Hydrofoil service to and from West Germany either as Block Island will begin next Manchester Drive-In — “Evel UA East 3— "Groove Tube” Buckland Firehouse Could Cost $300^000 “bachelors,” widows, or Monday, according to craft Knievel" 8:35; “Bom Losers” 2:40-6:00-7(40-9:25 divorcees, but many of them owner John H. Wronowski. He 10:15 Blue Hills Drive-In — “3 The Town of Manchester Fire 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago , The Sept. 13, 1972 report, in the board decided to place fire department budget after with the Manchester, Eighth find it hard to make ends received permission to dock Showcase Cinema 1 — Hard Way” 8:45; "Gordon’s Chief John Rivosa estimates it Nearly 1,315 students, record addition to proposing the N. Rivosa’s report on its August 1977 because the budget will be Utilities District Fire Depart meet. the craft after one year of "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” War” 10:40 would cost the town about $300,- Kilties band places sixth in number, enroll in Manchester's Main St. - Tolland Tpke. site, agenda for discussion—prior to reduced by $28,603 in that year, ment, wherein the town pays The Federal Statistical Of 1:30-3:35-5:30-7:50-10:05 Showplace Theater — 000 to construct a new firehouse Summer School; increase is mechanical and red-tape proposes replacing the School any further involvements. “as a result of changes in amor the district $250 per call for fire Canadian competition. fice said the average monthly Showcase 2 — “Marne” 2:00- “Papillon” 7:0(T9:30 in the Buckland area. seen of 90 over 1963 enrollment. delays. The 40 m.p.h. trip will St. firehouse with a new Weiss estimated that a 20- tization requirements under the service to outlying areas in the income, tax exempt, was 640 4:30-7:00-9:30 In a July 3 memo to the Board take 18-to-20 minutes, he said. firehouse at S. Main and Lewis year bond issue for the new (firefighters) pension plan.” northwest part of town. marks ($206) but many of the Showcase 3 — “Herbie Rides of Directors, he estimates Sts. facility would cost $15,000 per Weiss said the $5,000 per year Weiss estimated the $250-per- women actually earned less. Air Standards Again” 2:00-3:45-5:35-7:30-9:20 $225,000 for construction; $20,- - 6:00 — Tuesday night. Town year for principal payments operating cost (estimated by call contract will cost the town Despite the hardships, Showcase 4 — “Chinatown” (3-8-22) NEWS BOSTON (UPI) - 000 fo r architect and Manager Robert Weiss asked and about $900 a year in interest Rivosa) would “be more than about $10,000 a year. three of four women man (18) I SPY Metropolitan Providence, R.I. 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:45 engineering fees, surveys, test the Board of Directors for im ($1,800 for interest the first offset” by an end to a contract aged to deposit monthly sums (20) FILM is among 147 areas the En Vernon Cinema 1 — “The borings, etc.; $5,000 for fur mediate authorization to get the year and less each year Exorcist" 7:10-9:20 NOW in savings banks. (24) SESAME STREET vironmental Protection Agency niture; $5,000 for equipment; Town Building Committee in thereafter, as the outstanding NOW (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH wants to designate, as having Vernon Cinema 2 — “Bom $20,000 for a building lot; and volved in the planning and to balance declines). MHA Still Seeks (40) BONANZA potential for exceeding national Losers” 7:20-9:30 $25,000 for miscellaneous, to in engage an architect for the He said the new firehouse Housing Ideas Burnside Theatre — “The air quality standards in the next- clude contingency, escalation, proposed firehouse. However, wouldn’t have any effect on the The Manchester Housing — 6:30 — Parallox View” 7:30-9:30 legal fees and advertising. Fire Calls 10 years. EPA administrator Authority is still inviting com (8-22-30-40) NEWS Meadows Drive-In — “Bom He estimates the annual MANCHESTER Russell E. Train said the ments from senior citizens in ^ i r c s f o n g AUKOMtiSl^prnenis- Losers” 8:45; "Wild Angels” operating expense at about $5,- proposal marks an important town about the planned 40-unit, Wednesday, 1:15 p.m. — — 7:00 — 10:50 000 and the manpower at eight [AST WINDSOR [ASTHARTfORD STEUEDUSTHI step towards formulating state state-funded elderly housing diesel fuel spill from a truck at (3-20-22-30) NEWS plans to insure that standards UA East 1 — “For Pete’s firefighters (he said four of the DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 project, MHA Chairman Pascal 1-84 and Spencer St. (Town) (S) TRUTH OR William Holden portrays a Sake’'’ 2:00-3:40-5:20-7:15-9:10 eight already were hired in Fire Calls Now $250 DOUBLE mcquEER Hornmn to protect the public health are Mastrangelo said Wednesday. Wednesday, 4:13 p.m. — mafftANKLINtSCKAfrNCRIilni CONSEQUENCES newspaper reporter probing maintained in places where air U A East 2 - “Old Yeller” April of this year and four more Opinions about proposed loca grass fire at Comstock Rd. TIB flWI t U H U M S ID (18) DICK VAN DYKE syndicate crime in “The pollution is expected to in 3:30-6:25-9:25; “Incredible are provided for in the current Under a new contract between the Manchester, Town BELTED T H E A t R E m l tion or necessary facilities in (Tow n) AfrCondfffoned PRPUion ^ (24) ARTIST OF SAVITRIA Turning Point,” a movie air crease, primarily^ from new Journey” 2:00-4:55-7:55 budget, to be hired before the Fire Department and the Manchester, Eighth District the $640,000 project may be ad- Wednesday, 8:40 p.m. — 'THEEXORCISr (40) ABC NEWS ing Monday at 9 p.m. on growth. end of the 1974-75 fiscal year). EVES 7:10-0:20 Toni{lit thru Sunday Fire Department, the fee to be paid the district for ;dressed to the housing authori- car tire at St. James and Main ABC-TV. Rivosa attached to his memo SUN 2-4:15-7-9:10 MRNAIP SHAW'S covering fire calls for the town in the northwest part of ty a t 24 Bluefeld Dr., St. (Tow n) — 7:30 - (copies of, two reports from the town has doubled. Manchester. / [x iiS S (3) RX: KEEPING WELL 'Boston regional supervisor of It is now $250 per call. Under the contract whiclj expired Mastrangelo pointed out that PPIiu WITH JOHN TYSON M.D. FILM RATING GUIDE the Insurances Services Office HMSKm. .■m. •Hi-im •rupMuc June 30 it was $125 per call. the MHA has already conducted (8) THRILLSEEKERS — one dated Sept. 13, 1972 and WARREN BEATTY For Parents and Removed from the contract is district coverage for the a survey of persons on The W H irE W d l DON’T (18) LASSIE :the other July 1, 1974 and both PAUIA PRENTISS MHA’s waiting list for housing, Brass to Class (2 0 ) FILM Their Children proposing the intersection of N. town in the northeast part of Manchester. That area now MISS with the results that most of “ THE PARALLAX (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE (Main St. and Tolland Tpke. as will be serviced from the town’s Lawton Rd. Firehouse. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - / A RE-RELEASE-(PQ) THIS the respondents favored a cen V IE W ’ lnColor-R STARS GENERAL AUDIENCES CHEF DANTE ;the b est site for a new The new contract was at the recommendation of Eighth Twenty new Navy and Coast All Agrs Admittff(j tral, downtown location for the ^ ‘ BORN LOSERS ’ ONE! AT 7:30-9:30 (2.4) MAN BUILDS, .’firehouse. District officials—at a meeting they held with Town Guard rear admirals and Now Serving project. TW OnaiNAL APPCJUUNGI OF ■a)N.MAT.99c'tilS:00'> MAN DESTROYS “This site location,” states Marine (Corps brigadier TOM UIWUH U -W U T J A C r Manager Robert Weiss and Town Fire Chief John Rivosa, (30) NEW TREASURE LUNCHES - DIUNERS (the July 1, 1974 report, “is generals are taking an intensive PARENTAL GUIDAfiCE the last week in June. Attending for the district were 99c ALL TIMES HUNT two-week senior office manage SUGOESTEO FOR RESEIWATIOIIS, TH . 643-0731 ^ideally located with reference William Hankinson, its president; and Paul Cervini and I Abou^Town j (40) DRAGNET Soms MaWfiel Ma> Not B« -to major road networks to ment course at the Naval War XTU SHOWS MDNnE SAT. Surtatdt For Pra-Ttanagm Harold Osgood, directors. College. The course, now. in its HURRYI CINE 1 CINE 2 .bwifefSKitMPe ?I4 1 -fM . adequately cover properties in The contract will be in force until the town constructs a — 8:00 — 'The United Pentecostal seventh year is designed to E lall directions. Including the 'tXOROSr “BOM LOSERS” Mexf; Jacques Woi NOW IN THEATRE 1 new firehouse in the Buckland area. At that time, the town (3) THE WALTONS ;commercial devel^ment in the Church will conduct a tag sale enhance the knowledge of Phono 649-9333 (8-40) CHOPPER ONE Friday and Saturday from 9 military men in the theory and SAU Two smooth-riding J 6 4 6 -1 1 2 0 FAMOUS •northern section of will cover all calls from property owners paying a fire tax body plies oft Carbra (18) SHARING OUR FAITH RESTRICTED Come ye one and all—be welcome at Undar 17 raquattaccompanvioo Manchester.” to it. . a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, 185 practices of modern manage P«ant or Adult Guardian COUNTRY/WESTERN POLYESTER (20-22-30) MAC DAVIS T h e G lastonbury Woodbridge St. ment. MANCHESTER EVEL KNIEVEL Streisand (24) EVENING AT POPS RECORDING STAR ENDS FIBERGLASS DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Shown lit At Du$k in Antiques Festival DOUBLE bELT — 8:30 - LOREHA SAT. 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The Consumer Federation of times, Steele right three times America said Mrs. Grasso and wrong seven. GCAG Issues Report On Leading Candidates voted right all eight times on The AFL-CIO said Mrs. key issues, and Steele on six of Grasso voted right on all 11 of iilmtf lirstpr Surntn^ HrralJi the eight issues. The Chamber . HARTFORD (UPI) - The got to examine very carefully.” -Favor a direct primary, as iU key issues and Steele voted ban nonreturnable bottles and he “would be very willing to Mrs. Grasso and Steele, as of Commerce said Mrs. Grasso two Democrats and two major Panuzio was not recorded on opposed to the present system pull-tab cans. Panuzio would consider moving in that direc rriembers of Congress, were right nine times and wrong voted right once and wrong 10 once. Founded OcU i , 1881 Republicans In the running for the issue. which requires a candidate to not ban cans. Mrs. Grasso says tion.” rated by several Washington- their parties’ nominations for Zullo and Panuzio say they win 20 per cent of the delegate the matter is a decision of the — Favor increased aid to based organizations. Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their governor agree on a number of would enlarge the staff of the votes in a state convention legislature and thinks a parochial schools where con Americans for Constitutional Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 key election-year issues. state’s public defender system. before waging a primary. national law on nonreturnables stitutionally possible. Panuzio Action, a conservative group, 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation All four oppose a state in Steele and Mrs. Grasso are un Panuzio was not recorded on “would make much more is not recorded on the issue. rated Mrs. Grasso 15 per cent BARRETT Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. come tax, statewide zoning, an recorded on the issue. the issue. sense” than a state law. CCAG has also published and Steele 37 per cent in 1973. oil refinery on Long Island Mrs. Grasso and Zullo oppose —Strongly criticize the $4 — Say utility companies jirofiles of Attorney General Americans for Democratic PLUMBING a SUPPLY CO. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation wiretapping. Panuzio is for it million “people mover” Gov. 331 BROAD STREET • MJ^CHESTER Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Sound, unemployment compen- should be prevented from Robert K. Killian, who agreed Action, a liberal group, rated sation for strikers and “if it’s done properly.” Steele is Thomas J. Meskill is building at advertising, or limited in their to run for lieutenant governor Mrs. Grasso 80 per cent and cond Class Mail Matter. automatic fuel adjustment for wiretapping “in a limited Bradley International Airport. advertising. Panuzio disagrees, on a Grasso ticket, and Sen. Steele 68 per cent. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher number of carefully selected in Panuzio backs it “as long as it’s The M anchester. Publishing Co. costs passed on to the consumer seeing competition among oil George L. Gunther, R- The League of Women Voters VACATION NOTICE by utilities. stances involving organized part of an overall plan.” and gas and electric heat. Stratford, and Rep. Francis J. rated them both 92 per cent. assumes no financial responsibility for crime.” —Would support state legisla All four favor more activity — Favor legislation giving Collins, R-Brookfield, also The League of Conservation CLOSED from JULY 15th thru 29thl typographical errors appearing in adver from the Department of Con In other issues, three of the tion to ban nonreturnable con state employes the right to Republican candidates for Voters rated Mrs. Grasso 84 per Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in sumer Protection, more day four: tainers. Steele and Zullo would negotiate contracts. Steele says governor. cent and Steele 78 per cent. Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. care facilities, a law giving One Month...... '...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, state employes the right to Single Copy...... 15< three full days prior to publication. negotiate contracts, and a By Carrier, Weekly...... 75< Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon limited death penalty. One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon The views showed up in a sur Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and vey released Wednesday by the Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. Connecticut Citizen Action Save to 4 4 % Group. Off our regular prices The Ralph Nader-affiliate CCAG did political profiles on Misses’ Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., front-runner for the s p m s w o m Democratic nomination and her Jackets & underdog opponent, former Norwalk Mayor Frank N. Zullo, Blazers World Inflation Summit The citizen group also probed the views of the top contenders Values to 11.99 for the GOP gubernatorial nod, OFFOUe The secretary of labor is not usually the part of labor and management, as Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. F B 6(/LA F , Panuzio and Rep. Robert H. one means of combatting inflation. 9 U, involved in economic problems, Steele, R-Conn. though the economy is the major con Another means would be to ask Differences on other key cern of the labor forces. It is therefore restraint aiso on the part of federal, issues vary in intensity. 17.000 Fashion Tops Panuzio says a mass transit not surprising to have Secretary of state and local legislators and their program can be handled by the Originally 3.99 to 7.99 ^ Busy Bee at Work in F lo w e r ^ at 41 Prospect St. (Photo by Steve Dunn) Values to 16.99 Labor Peter J. Brennan declare, infla constituents, who are pushing them Department of Transportation, while Zullo and Steele favor a tion is the No. 1 problem of this coun continuously for more funds . for mass transit agency. Mrs. try and the world. projects. These all entail higher ]' Grasso is undecided on whether A summit meeting of world leaders, taxes. ‘ a separate agency is needed. Open Forum ’ Steele and Zullo favor partial Ladies’ to get the handle of Inflation was 3®® to 6®® ! public financing of political Charming proposed by Brennan at an impromp Because producers have to spend Capital Fare I campaigns. Panuzio is opposed. Fine quality less. Short or long such exorbitant amounts for taxes and < Mrs. Grasso was not recorded tu news conference before delivering Responds to Shainln Letter ! on the issue. Shifts & the commencement address at the for raw materials they must charge Andrew Tally I Zullo is opposed to utility Merchant Marine Academy at King’s more for their output. I companies “declining block Smocks 8,000 Tailored Slacks To the editor: munication between the board J rate” structures, where minor Save to Point, L.Ir I feel it is appropriate to res and executive director and I J users pay more per unit of elec- Reg. to 4.99 Originally 5.99 to 11 99 The administration’s welcome to High Court Blows One Off our regulaT prices There is something for each of us to pond to the letter from Mrs. recognize the need for mutual • tricity than major users. Steele suggestions and ideas of how to fight Margaret Shainin, board presi respect. I have felt the strength ' says the rate system should be do, in solving inflation, said Brennan. Misses’ inflation could well be the turning dent, Manchester Public Health of an agency where board and “modified.” Mrs. Grasso says Nylon Cire He stated the Nixon administration point in solving the problem. A flood Nursing Association, of June 29, staff work tc^ether for im WASHINGTON - An amiable also hemophilia and gout, which don’t want to repeal that little the system is something “we’ve 99 1974. proved patient care and I have rakehell of my ken wbo called are largely male afflictions. In section of the Constitution, if was looking for new suggestions and of ideas and- suggestions sent to Each Mrs. Shainin felt it recently felt the frustration of a himself Robert Ruark once short, the benefit program only because repeal would also Special Cast Jackets 3®® to 4®® different ideas to fight inflation!* Congress and to involved members of necessary, for some unstated situation where board and staff remarked that expectant violates the 14th Amendment’s deprive*us of some rights. 2 Reg. 4.99 “The situation now calls for all reason, to mention me by are pulling separately and dis- mothers were a peril to the con guarantee of equal protection of It is a strange decision. In Sets Fractures the Cabinet — Treasury, Commerce name, while leaving the rest of jointedly. The staff members stitutional guarantee of equal the law — as a three-judge black and white, simple Reg. to 6.99 American people, regardless of and the President’s economic ad the staff nameless. She refers are concerned for patients and rights, regardless of sex; Federal District Court panel language, California’s law ad Internally 2.000 Chic Skirts politics, to find a solution,” said the visors could produce the answer for to me as “staff spokesman,” feel it is vital to consider their “because even I feel sorry for had held. mits it is practicing discrimina BOSTON (UPI) - Use of a Originally 4.99 to 6.99 secretary. He called for restraint on but neglects to mention that I welfare in all discussions about them.” Although I am not comfor tion in favor of the male sex. special “internal cast” has which we all qre looking. was one of TWO represen the future of the agency. . It was Brother Ruark’s table lining up with some of the The Court’s majority held that been successful in treating four Reg. to 7.99 tatives to a meeting held June I applied for a position with premise that while he would get more frenetic women’s rights pregnancy was a physical con patients who suffered fractures 13, 1974, at which the Board of MPHNA primarily because of no government sympathy for a outfits, I refuse to understand dition that happened to be un due to bone cancer. Directors, refused to meet with my knowledge of Jean Bates. liver mottled by martinis, no the logic of the Court’s majori ique to women, not a "sex- - Drs. David H. Carlson and Other Editors Say the total staff. She became associated with legislature anywhere would ty. It seems to be concerned based classification.” Well, Ronald Adams of the Tufts Permanent press for a I am one of 13 employes who MPHNA soon after I started as dare reject the plea of a preg exclusively with the state’s having babies is unique to University School of Medicine carefree Summer! Cool, sleeveless sifts, perky Perfect cover-ups in are interested in keeping this director of inservice education nant woman for tax-paid finan rights to hold down costs of a women unless the Unisex bunch reported their findings in the V popular styles, 1 to 4®® smocks; sizes S, M, L and X. agency as progressive and at Manchester Memorial cial assistance. He was wrong. disability program. changed things while I was nap July issue of “Radiology.” lengths, colors. Sizes New State License Plates respected as it has become. We Hospital. I was privileged to California has a law which Apparently without reference ping. But so are the certain . The process involves S, M, L. recognize that the contributions work with her on several denies disability benefits to to the 14th Amendment, Justice ailments covered in California . removing the disintegrated Drivers in Connecticut in the past school children this winter to make of board members over the past projects and developed a great women incapacitated by nor Stewart said that the state had law unique to males. Any way bone, filling the area with a 40 years have been instrumen deal of respect for her mal pregnancies, and the you look at it, that law special cement called few weeks have begun to notice an in them more visible during the predawn “a legitimate interest” in tal in establishing and con directness of thought and Supreme Court has upheld that keeping the program self- legislated a blatant double stan methylmethacrylate and then Ladies No-Iron flux of vehicles bearing strange blue- hours. For this added safety, tinuing this agency, and that presentation, her knowledge of law in a 6 to 3 decision. supporting, in keeping benefits dard. inserting a metal prosthesis. on-white license plates that glare motorists will be required to pay an some board members have nursing and ability to use this The Court was wrong, too. adequate for the kinds of dis I don’t see how anyone who Such a metal prosthesis would Luxurious 4k recently resigned because they knowledge to promote patient Justice Potter Stewart wrote ability covered and in keeping has read the 14th Amendment not hold without the cement back at them under the beam of a additional $1, raising the registration would not be a party to actions centered home care, and her for the majority that under the the employes’ contribution can disagree with Brennan’s because of the destruction Sleepwear headlight. Close examination reveals fee to $16. of which they disapproved, but ability to plan for future California law "there is no risk rates low. He added, “There is comment that, “By singling out . caused by the malignancy, the we cannot stand silently by as from which men are protected nothing in the Constitution that for less favorable treatment a doctors said. Reg. 3.99 the vehicle to be a guest from the Connecticut, where motor vehicles programs in light of changes in present board actions weaken the community health field. and women are not,” and requires the state to subor gender-linked disability “The fractures do not heal “Constitution State.” have borne the familiar white-on-biue the agency. When I desired employment “likewise there is no r i^ from dinate or compromise its peculiar to women...a limita across the cement,” they The vehicles are, in fact, among the plates since 1957, is among the last To date we have heard no in public health nursing, I felt which women are protected and legitimate interests solely to tion is imposed upon the dis reported on a study involving M satisfactory explanation for the certain that I could satisfy my men are not.” It would almost create a more comprehensive abilities for which women four patients. “Instead, the ce first in the state to receive the new states in the union to adopt the reflec board’s desire to replace Mrs. professional goals under the seem that Stewart and Justice program...” workers may recover, while ment acts as an internal cast reflectorized registration plates torized plates, already in use in some Jean Bates as director of the direction of Jean Bates. J have William J. Brennan Jr. read Stewart is on the button men receive full compensation supporting the bone and metal agency. We have seen no indica different laws. there. In fact, there is nothing for all disabilities suffered.” which will be found on all of Connec 46 states. The plates are manufactured found that Mrs. Bates allowed and can withstand tremendous tion that the board fully un staff members to assume For Brennan pointed out in in the Constitution that says any You blew this one. Supreme pressures.” Reg. to 9.99 ticut’s cars by Jan. 1, 1979. For the by an Arkansas firm which also does derstands the impact of Mrs. responsibility and in his dissent that the California state must have any kind of a Court. And though I will not join ’ The cement has been used time being the new, safer plates are plates for Massachusetts and several Bates' resignation and the im dependence of function when program did indeed protect disability program. But once a any woman’s libbers who previously in neurosurgery to portance of the job she had they have demonstrated their men when they were in state adopts a program, the march on your stately pleasure reconstruct destroyed being issued only to new registrants other states. In fact, except for the done, otherwide it seems the skill and readiness. She dis capacitated by prostate trouble 14th Amendments says it has to dome I will wish them well. If vertebra. Girls’ &' Summer Special! Famous Maker and those requiring replacement color scheme and the words board would have tried to plan a played confidence and trust in or circumcision, which affect be one that is fair to both sexes. he were still alive, so would ’ The doctors said the Figure Flattering Lil’ Girls Ladies’ Travel plates. Within the year, however, continuity of directorship. her staff and reaped from them only members of their sex, and Even we male chauvinist pigs even Bob Ruark. procedure should “soon find Body Suits Summer “Constitution State” across the top, It is also unclear to me what the same attitude. She directed wide usage.” They said the four Body Briefers Baby dolls, waltz length Handbags motor vehicle owners will begin to the Connecticut and Massachusetts significance Mrs. Shainin a group of people who are con ' patients were “spared the and long gowns. Perma- Slacks receive the new plates when they plates look the same. places on my presidency of the cerned for their clients and take Don Oakley deteriorating effects of press Dacron® and Board of Directors of The pride in their work. prolonged bed rest and had cotton with dainty^ 1 88 Our Our 2.99 I Reg. renew their registration. M otor Vehicle Department Public Health Nursing ^ ' Mrs. Bates has made a enjoyed a mobile, pain-free Reg. Reg. trims.S, M, L and X. 7 to 14 to The new plates are safer than the spokesmen claim reaction to the new Associaiton of Coventry. valuable contribution to the Burgeoning Inflation period of from six to 12 months 3.88 5.99 Reg. 17.99 Because of my involvement on when the report was written.” 3.99 old ones, according to Motor Vehicle growth of MPHNA. Her separa (Washable 100% plates is favorable although a brief Choice of dressy or casual Lightweight, comfortable Washable cotton Sturdy vinyl, many with rein-1 the lay board of the Coventry tion from the agency is a Radiologists, they said, can Cl j x cotton, nutty Department officials because they sampling in the local area proved agency and the professional definite loss to health care in Steals the Spotlight detect the location of the bone _^styles with long or short all-in-one bra and girdle in prints, polyesters, forced bottoms, extra zippers, * ^ 'sleeves. Solids, prints; white or nude; A, B, C, ' savings; 4 to 14. too. hidden pockets. Many exciting | can be seen at night for up to 12(X) feet. otherwise. Those who are happy with staff of the Manchester agency, Manchester. The cir destruction before the opera I have been very careful to cumstances surrounding her tion and monitor the repair S, M, L. 32- 38. styles! Each car in Connecticut will soon be the traditional blue plates can take separate my roles and I believe resignation leave open to There are a couple of things about 5 per cent, “leaving us In other words, if you can’t after it is completed. Boys’ Black Denim equipped with a built in “hot dot” — heart, however. It will be five years I have succeeded in doing so. serious question whether the that could push Watergate off with 5.8 per cent less of what lick inflation, try joining it. Save up to ^3 However, knowledge of both present board of directors is the reflectrized orange stickers which before they disappear entirely from the front pages. One of them is the economy is all about, the Indexing is not new. It has Off our regular low prices Jeans by Mr. Leggs board and professional aspects capable of maintaining a quali a war. ’The other is a worsening actual goods and services been called other things at blossomed on the clothing of countless our roads. — Bristol Press of public health nursing has Runaway Men’s Fabulous ty organization such as of the natron’s already severe produced and enjoyed.” other times. We already have Reg. enabled me to have better un MPHNA. inflationary fever. Unfortunately, like medical modified forms of i t . in such ^Hotline’ 5.99 derstanding of the role a board Lois Stout, R.N. The first possibility that right scientists and the common cold, things as union contracts with *Dress Shirts should play in working with MPHNA now worries the average per which can also be benign or can “escalator” clauses tied to the ^ •Tennis Shirts Newest look lor Fall '74! Po- professional staff. I am aware 71 East Center St. son, a general and steady in lead to worse things, the doc Consumer Price Index. Social Funded lyesler/cQtton, always pressed. Flare Bill Whitaker^s Manchester of the need for open com legs; 8-18 regular. 8-16 slim. Manchester, Conn., 06040 crease in prices running just tors of economy remain ig Security benefits are now ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Any •Swim Trunks under 11 per cent — the dreaded norant of just what causes infla automatically adjusted to meet of the estimated one million Boys’ Carpenter "double-digit” inflation tion, what can cure it or even rises in living costs. American youngsters who run Your T H E l). how it can be kept within Work Jeans 'I Almanac America has rarely known Other variations have been away from home each year Choice m I before. reasonable bounds. proposed. In Congress, Senate soon will be able to send PCROLLEL Inflation would not be so bad An idea currently receiving Democratic leader Mike Reg. to messages to their parents 6.99 Reg. PARKING AM United Press International In 1952, Gen. Dwight D. if incomes and prices and the much attention is something Mansfield of Montana is ' without revealing where they Men’s Cotton Our Lowest Price! 6.99 Eisenhower was nominated as P A R K M G - . ’This is Thursday, July 11, the money supply all rose propor called ‘‘Indexing’’ or backing legislation that would have gone. • Dress shirts & poly/cotton & Terry Crewnecks butchie Clogs Authentically styled with ruler pocket, FARAI-LELjl 192 day of 1974 with 173 to Republican presidential can tionately. And on the whole, “ indexation” (economists require employers to raise Health, Education and knit. buckles. Navy denim, 8-18 R. 8-16 S. follow. didate with Richard Nixon as that is what Americans haven’t yet decided which). Its workers’ wages at least once a Welfare Secretary Caspar • Tennis, Golf knit in Velvety cottons, solids The moon is approaching its his running mate. They were experienced during the chief exponent is Prof. Milton year to make up for purchasing Weinberger has announced ^ a t poly/cotton. and stripes. S-XL. Misses’ Boys’ New Fashion last quarter. elected in November. relatively mild inflationary Friedman of the University of power lost to inflation. a nationwide “hotline” number • Swim trunks in poplin, nylon Reg. 3.99 12-1/2 - 3 The morning stars are Mer decades following World War (Chicago, who claims that in On the conservative side. Sen. for this purpose would begin & knit. Reg. 6.99 Bib-Overalls In 1955, the U.S. Air Force II. dexing has worked a “miracle,” Men’s Poly/Cotton cury, Venus, Jupiter and James Buckley, R-N.Y., favors operating Aug. 12. The number Women’s Saturn. Academy in Colorado was ’The threat to the nation’s in Brazil. In that country, adjusting federal income tax will be 800-621 4000. Men’s Tennis S h o r t^ dedicated with 300 cadets in its Rib Turtlenecks 5-10 Reg. The evening star is Mars. well-being today, however, is prices were increasing more rates to protect people whose A youngster who has run Poly/cotton oxfords, first class. the fact that income — both per than 150 per cent a year a few Random rib full turtle, Genuine leather uppers, 7.99 Those born on this date are pay raises move them lnto_ away will be able to call it free twills. White & colors. choice of colors. sonal and national — is falling years ago. Brazil's rate of infla higher tax brackets while from anywhere in the country contoured wood bottoms. Machine washable 10 oz. denim; au under the sign of Cancer. In 1973, a Brazilian jetliner Reg. 6.99 $6 Reg. 4.99 thentic country style, sizas 8 1° 18. John Quincy Adams, sixth crashed on approach at Orly behind the race in “ real” tion has now been brought down providing no extra spendable in and send a message to his fami White, navy, red. president of the United States, Airport in Paris, killing 122 of terms. When the Gross to about 15 per cent, which in come. ly without revealing his loca was bom July 11,1767. This also the 134 persons aboard. National Product for the first view of our own double-digit The question is whether an tion. is the 43rd birthday of quarter of 197*4 is adjusted for troubles, almost begins to 1(^ across-the-board system of It will be operated by 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: THUR. thru SAT. American actor Tab Hunter. inflation, the GNP actually respectable. “indexing” would not, as at MetroHelp, a Chicago-based MANCHESTER Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. On this day in history: ' A thought for the day: dropped by 5.8 per cent. Under indexing, just about least one other economist, runaway clearing house which lUllltAMtBICARO In 1933, all school teachers in American attorney John \^ a t this means, points out everything — wages, rents, in Ronald A. Krelger of Goucher already handles 2,000 calls a Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Germany were ordered to read Calhoun said, “The surrender Northwestern University terest rates, taxes and even College, warns, simply “lock month under a program of its 1145 Tolland Tpke. AU6USIM tlAMTSVOU.' Adolf Hitler’s "Mein Kampf” of life is nothing compared to economist Robert Eisner, is debts — are adjusted the economy into existing rates own. The government gave the to become familiar with the acknowledgement of in that where prices rose by 10.8 automatically to reflect of inflation.” group $100,000 to try a national Nazi creed. feriority.” per cent, incomes rose by only changes in the cost of living. program experimentally for eight months. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 11, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thurs., July 11, 1974— PAGE SEVEN
Tractor Pull July 21 Environmental Grants Wilton project will involve con said the Wilton project would -'M Schachner"'Appointed Assistant Principal struction of a sanitary waste also help upgrade the water BOSTON (UPI) - The U.S. collection system. McGlennon quality on the Norwalk River. HEBRON pounds and over. TOLLAND principal, added that Schachner Environmental Protection the first few years of school I Nancy Foote The event is being sponsored Vivian Kenneson is respected by his staff and has MacKenzie and Cam Vautour, problems, Vautour reported, agency has awarded grants to raise funds for the associa have a direct corrAlation with Correspondent boosted morale within the director of special services, to and screening of kindergarten totaling more than $11 million tion and a donation of $1 for the inability to read. The Connecticut State Trac Tel. 875-4704 whole school. look for a second speech through Grade 2 in the fall will to Norwalk and Wilton, Conn., Herald adults and 50 cents for children probably add another 35 According to David tor Pullers Association of Find Pedersen has been ap- for construction of wastewater Stephen Schachner was ap therapist. Hopewell, business manager, Area Profile Hebron will sponsor a tractor will be asked. Refreshments students for therapy. treatment facilities. John A. S. pointed assistant to the prin Vautour reported to the board the new salary will be taken PLAZA DEPT. STORE and doodle bug pull on July 21 at will be available. An alternative to hiring McGlennon, regional EPA ad (Wi Hm A Notion To Ptaato) cipal of Tolland Middle School that a legal problem is possible from the special education ac the Hebron’s Lions Club by the Board of Education with 62 children already slated another therapist is to send ministrator, said Norwalk Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkst Anyone wishing to enter the count. Fairgrounds on Rt. 85. The Wednesday. SlieHerat& to begin speech therapy^^in children to specialists out of the would receive the largest East MMdta Tpks., Manchastar contests or desiring additional Robert Dean, board chairX event will begin at noon. September. According to state system, according to Dr. share, $9,282,600, and Wilton information may call Laurel Schachner was appointed as an administrative intern a chairman of the science guidelines, a first year MacKenzie, which would be get $1,808^37. The Five classes of vehicles will Gerow, Connecticut State Trac more expensive. the gifted children. Vautour f^^rwalk grant is fo7 the con- ago to replace Assistant Prin- o Tolland High therapist should have a agreed, but said that speech NEED A ZIPPER? Wetlands Rules Aired be featured. These are under 4,- tor Pullers Association of Board member Carol struction of a supplemental cipal Robert Valuk. Dr. ^ c' , . maximum of 50 students, he Hebron president, at 228-3325 or Butterworth noted students programs are mandated by the 000 pounds, 4,000. ^ 6,500 Kenneth MacKenzie, said. waste water treatment plant YOU’LL FIND THE COLOR AND SIZE pounds, 6,500 to 9,500 p ^ d s , 9,- officers Wilbur Hills — 228-3510 have proved that undetected or state, where gifted programs and about 26,500 feet of sewers IIKBRON inland wetlands are not Regulatory Agency superintendent of schools, said ® Board of Education Students already identified YOU NEED AT PLAZAI 500 to 12,500 pounds and 12,5()0 or Ned Ellis — 228-3363. untreated speech problems past are not. and a number of pumps. The Nuncy Foote damaged. Concern was expressed as to Schachner’s internship under "^ti^esday empowered Dr. ■ have moderate to severe speech Some activities, Mastandrea whether or not the building in the supervivision of the Univer 22B-A970 explained, were permitted spector would be aware of all sity of Connecticut was com About 20 people attending (grazing, farming, gardening, possible violations as the finest pleted on June 30 and he is now Tuesday night's public hearing etc.) and other activities would lines on the wetlands map are fully certified and competent to to discuss Hebron’s proposed be regulated. actually quite wide. (• having an affair? fill the position. wetlands regulations. By terms of the definition of a Mastandrea explained that > we have the suppliasi MacKenzie noted that Sal Mastandrea, Planning regulated activity, the agency whenever there was any’ques- |**napidn> •favors .piatas • taUocovers *1 Schachner began teaching and Zoning Commission chair (the PZC) shall rep la te only tion the building inspector ^ •cairtarplocas • plastic cups •candlos • ^astlc glasses) social studies at the school Jn man, first thanked Town those activities which remove would refer the matter to the 1969, while still a student Counsel Duane Totten for his PZC as the regulatory agency teacner. He said that Schachner material from, deposit ^ we always have a complete assortment for any site assistance in preparing the material in, construct, for the regulations and they is direct and has finesse in regulations and explained that would determine whether an dealing with people. obstruct, alter or pollute the in party — and at fairway pricaal SAVE OFF OUR the proposed regulations were land wetlands and water activity was legal or not. Vene Harding, Middle School not original in that they are course. Special Meeting we have every little thing! UP REG. LOW patterned after the state’s The PZC will hold a special TO rules. meeting on Friday at 8 p.m. in Coolest Man In Town Bus Hearing PRICES ON He then went on to discuss f^eustions the Town Office Building to ‘Uchere a some of the background concer The first question from the complete discussion and take dollar’s F r ^ LeBlanc had no heat problem during the recent hot spell. Every hour of his Set Tuesday OUR ning wetlands regulations and floor concerned the July 1 action on the regulations. worth a SLEEPING their importance. Mastandrea deadline for passge of The following women were working day at the Bolton Ice Palace he mounts the ice resurfacing machine and takes a th e m'lractc of maloftTsd i dollar!” Dyn Portable LOWEST cool spin around the rink. The Ice Palace maintains a pleasant 65 degrees all the summer TOLLAND read a section of Public Act 155 regulations which had been set winners at Tallwood Country downtown manchestei' PRICE which states: “The inland by the state. Mastandrea Club’s “Nine Hole Ladies Day” skating sessions. Vivian Kenneson Cassette BAGS wetlands and water courses of explained that as of this date on Tuesday: Low gross, Correspondent EVER! K. Johnson, 51; best five holes, Tel. 875-4704 State of Connecticut are an in the state's wetlands regulations Tape Recorder Our Reg. 12.99 to 22.99 dispensable and irreplaceable w ere in effect in Hebron half handicap, P. Grdenick, 23- Anthony Tedeschi, hearing but fragile natural resource because the deadline had not 14-9; P. Matrick 27-15-12; S. agent for the state Board of with which the citizens of the been met. However, he said Whitham 28-15-13. Education, has notified the Our state have been endowed." that the state would turn over Ladies Day is held each Tolland board that a hearing Reg. MAGNAVOX The purpose of the regulation, the authority to the town as Tuesday at Tallwood. For will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. he said, is to protect the en soon as the regulations had further information call 646- on the appeal from action of the 24.88 TO 12” Diag. Portable TV Our vironment and insure that the been established. 1151. board to change a bus route on : Over 80% solid state! Telescoping Reg. Keyboard function control; remote Daoron*, polyatlar, lynthellc lilU, Dockeral Rd. VHP monopole antenna, 3" tone bal 89.70 Dockeral Rd. residents Mary contrgi dynamic mike. DC operation, nylon or duck ihallt with plaid, tca- anced speaker. AC, jack; solid state circuitry. nlc0 or solid ...... linings. 2 to 4 lb. fills. r^W hiteSale Morey, Kenneth Johnson, Joseph Martin and George Hunt protested to the local board Sea & Ski SAVE OFF OUR Ri^G. t^mnaKlv Mask & Snorkel Set Council Sets Hearings Featuring [QUEEN SIZEI Specials! several months ago when the Rhulispray AN EXTRA 33% LOW PRICES ON ALL BnoRKaaET bus schedule was changed to Suntan to combat lens. Resistant to heat Lotion or Oil pick up students on the corner Poison Ivy TENNIS RACKETS sajtw^ter, Chlorine. Choose from Regent or SOUTH WINDSOR Sewer Grant trunk sewers, 55,000 feet of of Mile Hill Rd. Our Beg. 11.99(0 24.49 — Chemold. Includes Venture Snorkel Judy Kuelinel The Hartford Area Office of local sewers, one pumping sta Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, wooderi or metal CorreNpundcUt the U.S. Department of Housing tion and four ejector stations. Famous superintendent of schools, told rackets. No Rain 646-1364 and Urban Development Life Saving Class the board Wednesday night, 6 0z. Checks. 7 ■ 9 9 TO ^o 1 4 » 8 Rubber mouthpiece. The South Windsor Town (HUD) hq; announced an $84,- The South Windsor Recrea however, that the schedule was .2.39 Size Council will hold two public 500 grant for sewer construc tion Department is offering a Queen Size White reverted after a local hearing Penn or Dunlop YOUR CHOICE >14 Delta Swim Mask hearings July 15 to consider tion to the town. four-week course in Junior and which determined that Hunt’s Sunglasses that get darker as Tennis Balls CAN OF 3 Shatter resistant plastic daughter was unable to walk assessments for sidewalks on The grant is the final pay Senior Life Saving for adults, the Sun gets brighter! lens, quality rubber. r, b ® is Felt Rd. and to consider a J234,- ment under a federal grant of beginning Monday from 7 to 8 Percale iSheets that distance. Royal PIu 8,6 Golf Balls Our Reg. Rally Swim Fins 000 road resurfacing assess $845,000 approved for the town p.m. MacKenzie said he contacted Liquid center. Limit 2 doz. 11.99 9 ^ 4 ment. in 1971, under the HUD Water All interested adults must Tedeschi two months ago to per Customer. Flat or Fitted *J97 The Felt Road hearings will and Sewer Facilities Grant register for this course through notify him that the run was put back on. In view of this, the Men's Tennis Sneakers Our be held at 7 p.m. in council Program. the Recreation Department at Reg. Venture Dive Mask chambers, followed by the 7:15 The grant assisted in the con the Town Hall between 9 a.m. local board is.at a ^oss as to why Heavy duck uppers, 7.99 5 ® ® l hearing on the appropriation. struction of some 5,500 feet of and 4 p.m. The fee is $4. 5.44 the state hearing is scheduled. sure grip soles. 6-1/2 to 12 S r s Our Reg. 6.49 Men’s & Women’s GoM Shoes Q 8 8 1 Rally Dive Mask 1 Men 7-12, women 5-10. 412.99 W f I’®®!' salt and 0 7 7 Pkg. of 2 I Rockville ^^Igrinated water. Him ^.gg • * St. Mary’s Queen Size 42”x46” Indian Pow Wow Planned Bolster Cases I Hospital OUR REG. LOW PRICES ON S SAVE Electric Blanket O FF OUR SAVE OVER * 5 ! STOCK OF TOASTMASTER COLUMBIA with dancing and a dance com- Also, Edward and Beatrice I Notes OUR ENTIRE 5 AN REG. LOW Virginia Carlson . petition. Plesz taEvelyn Collins, land on EXTRA PRICES ON Push Button CorrcHpoiulrnt Prizes for the competitive Chesbro Bridge Rd.; David Our Admitted Wednesday; Sean COLEMAN COOLERS 25% I Broiler Oven re. 228-9224 dancing will be $75 for first Burnett to Rose Wellwood, land Reg. 3.44 Abbott, Willimantic; Louise place in the men’s old style and The North American Indian and buildings on Pine St.; 29.99 Our Reg. 3.99 Barbero, Stanley St., Our Reg. ALL WINDOW SCREENS* Club's annual friendship days new style; $50 for first place in Judith Jordan to Stephen and Rockville; Alice Beebe, Green 12.99 to 36.97 10M TO 299® EXAMPLE: the women’s dancing; $15 each Patricia Schimchick, land and *2 Year Guarantee! Automatically adjusts Our and “Pow Wow"will be held at to room temperature! Washable, moth Luxury type Rd., Manchester; Ralph 10x33” or for first place boys and girls; $2 buildings on Cherry Valley Rd.; Reg. Firemen’s Field, Rt. 66, this proof; pastels in queen size. . 180 thread Carpenter, Talcott Ave., EXAMPLE: 10x37” _ weekend. for first place in the tiny tots Lucie Slate to Lucie G. and count — 50% Rockville; Chris Gagne, East Our 29.99 Registration will be Friday. competition. Second and third Ralph Slate, land and buildings *lf control or blanket is defective during guarantee, polyester, 44 Qt. Reg. Our Reg. 1.89 I m \ 0 [nvr^ory return (or free repair or replacement Hartford; Susan Hopkins, En 1 5 7 0 The public will be welcome place prizes will also be on Cards Mill Rd.; Ralph and 50% cotton. field; Dana Margiotta, Hart Cooler 22.99 1.39 Broils or bakes with thermo awarded. at St. Mary’s option. i Open your windows to the Iresh Summer breezes! statically controlled heat— from Saturday at noon with opening Lucie G. Slate to James and ford Tpke., Rockville; Sheryl All styles and sizes; excellent insulating; Columbia was the site of 200® to 500®. Push a button to remarks at 3 p.m. Sherilyn Slate, land and Lynn Martin, Union St., capacity from 38 to 80 quarts. No Rsln Chocks. bake or broil! No. 5247 America’s No. 1 Broiler! An interfaith service Sunday Moor’s Indian Charity School buildings on Cards Mill Rd.; Rockville; Stephane Michaud, will start at 10 a.m. the Pow established in 1754 by the Rev. Amston Lake Co. to Johann Bancroft Rd., Vernon; Deborah Wow will close in the evening. Eleazar Wheelock. Hildebrandt, land and buildings A Morison, Abby Rd., South Wind The North American Indian on Pine St. n sor; Anthony Rakiewicz, West Come, See These Famous Black & Decker- Landscapers at Caldor’s Today! Club was founded in 1964 to Property Transfers Q uitclaim Deeds Willington; Christine Steele, promote the welfare of the B la c k Si D e c k e r- PRICE BBEAK ON MOWERSI There weVe 16 property Shirley Sonnichsen to Cedar St., Rockville. American Indian, to preserve transfers recorded in June. Sonnichsen Inc., land on Pine Discharged Wednesday: Cordless Electric Grass Shears D Ia c k a D e c k e r- DIack a Decker- Indian cultural values and to They include: Nelson and Edward Eaton, Ellington Ave., educate the public on Indians. St.; Shirley Sonnichsen to Town Light and easy to handle . . . 18” Single Edith Buch to James and Betty of Columbia, land on Pine St.; Rockville; Donald Hartzog, keeps your lawn neatly mani 18” Twin Blade Membership in the club is Early, land and buildings on Prospect St., Rockville; Mrs. 1 4 9 9 Viola Demers to Vila M. and cured. Price includes battery Blade Electric Electric open to all. A spokesman said Pine Ridge Rd.; Nelson and Samantha Havourd and son, charger. # 8280 the only requirement is “that Patricia Demers, land and i^amous Chatham 100% Power Mower Edith Buch to Arthur Buch, buildings on Gaulin Rd.; Burioh Quilted Anchor Band Queen Size Talcott Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Power Mower you have a sincere desire to land on Pine Ridge Rd.; estate Lois Heckart and son. Country work with, and help, the Indian Ives to Judith Jordan, \am on Tempo* Acrylic Blanket Mattress Pads Black & Deckcr- of Marion Hurlbutt to Audrey Cherry Valley Rd.; Conn. Mnk Dacron® Bed Pillow Lane, Vernon; Paul Jakapic, race.” and Elizabeth Miller, land and and Trust Co. to Judith Joidan, RFD 8, Vernon; Karen Long, Convertible Long Handle e o 8 8 Dinner will be served Satur buildings on Rt. 87; Paul Nelson land on Cherry Valley ^ d . ; 80” X 90” Queen Size Woodland St., Manchester; Reg. day from 5 to 7 p.m. in the and Pamela Samek to Charles Red Label Cordless Grass Shears Rag. Harold and Madeline M^Tin to Our Reg. 7.49 Our Reg. 8.69 William Lopez, W. Main St., #8280 67.99 firehouse by the auxiliary. and Barbara Wilt, land and Our Reg. 4.39 79.99 Douglas and Jane Mittbn, land 5.77 Rockville; Scott Paluck, Staf Use as hand held' or long Safety double insulated; In The show begins at 7 p.m. 6.67 Die cast aluminum deck; buildings on Pine St. 2.99 ford; Alan Vecchiolla, Somers handle trimmer. Battery on Szegda Rd. / Fiberwoven* solid colors with luxury 5 Non-allergenic polyester fiberfill gives 2 4 9 9 stant start/stop. Individual reversible, self-locking inch nylon binding. Warm lightweight Plump, resilient pillows in attractive Rd., Ellington; Stephen charger included. # 8290 cutting heights, 3/4” to 3” . cushiony softness. Odorless, mildew florpi tickings, corded edges. 21” x31” swingover handle. Double acrylic, machine washable. ^^esistant; machine wash and dry. i V Woodard, Elizabeth St., South Swingover cord control safety Insulated. cut size. Windsor. Blacks Decker- mechanism. #8290 Birth Wednesday: A son to #8015 It Will Be West St. All the Way Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Avino, Deluxe Lawn Edger & Trimmer # 8010 r Lorraine Dr., Tolland. dreat around walks,walks. drive He said he feels the change will ways, flower beds, etc. Twin VERNON Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel Queen Size Floral Print Bedsprea CE! handles and wheels for easy CHARGE cause confusion. that no change in land deeds or handling. Converts from YOUR assessments will be necessary Pollution Penalty edging to trimming. # 8220 The Planning Commission 3 9 * 9 PURCHASES From Rt. 30 to the EHington because of the proposed BOSTON (UPI) - Stamina said it had been assured by town line, part of which has change. Mills, Inc., a North Smithfield, Dlack a Decken- been West Rd. and part West R.I., textile manufacturer, has St., will be renamed to be West agreed to pay a $5,000 civil 13” Hedge Trimmer PRICE BBEAK ON MOWERS! I St. only in an attempt to avoid Heavy Drinking Smokers Yd. penalty for violating federal confusion concerning house 16.70Our Reg. 21.99 Light die-cast aluminum hous Black sOeckep- Show High Cancer Risk water pollution laws, according numbers. to the Environmental Protec ing, wrap around handle. 1 3 9 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A than do abstainers and former tion Agency. The firm was #8101 18” Dual Blade Electric Mower The Vernon Planning Com government report on drinking drinkers. charged with polluting the mission has voted to implement shows that alcohol use among “The proportion of American Branch River by discharging DlackaDeckcr- the change to make numbering 18-to-20-year-olds is “now youth who drink has been in more liquid wastes than consistent. At the present time ^^S,P^^S,ETC. 13” Double Edge 88 almost universal.” creasing to the extent it now is allowed under federal cleanup there is duplication of numbers Reg. # 8021 It also said but that moderate almost universal, with 18-to-20- permits. It was the first such on West Rd. and West St. even Hedge/Shrub Trimmer 99.99 drinkers have a lower death year olds scoring highest on an penalty to be given a Rhode though the road is a continuous Vibration free reciprocal blade ' Fingertip cutting height adjust rate from heart ailments than index of possible problem Island firm, EPA said. action. Double insulated; safe portion of highway. drinking behaviors,'' according 1 7 9 9 ments from 1-1/4” to 3” . Reversible do teetotalers, and that heavy ty locking switch. #8114 self locking folding handle. Grass to the report, sent to Congress Self Adhesive Numbers will be assigned by drinkers who are also heavy Hartford National bag and assembly included. Leonard Szczesny, town smokers have 15 times the Wednesday by a Health, Educa Wall Covering D Ia c k a D e c k e r- engineer, for the section from chance of getting oral cancer as tion and Welfare department 84” Drape HARTFORD (UPl) - The panel. Hartford National Corporation South St. to Rt. 30 where the nondrinkers and nonsmokers. Reg. ^ ^ Cordless Electric Shrub duplication of numbers occurs. It added, however, that The report said studies show Our has announced consolidated in Trimmer Dual Blade Elec. Power Mower Szczesny said he proably will moderate consumption of a substantial proportion of Reg. Polyester filled, come for the first six months of #8181 Wrap around handle, double not get to this project until the alcohol generally is not harm teenagers drink, with beer the 9.99 fully quilted in the year rose slightly to $4,286,- yellow, rose or blue.^^ edge trimmer. Battery 1 9 9 9 winter months after the con ful. In some cases, for example most preferred beverage and Our Entire Selection! j 000 compared to the same charger included. # 8181 struction season ends. among the elderly, it may have wine-drinking on the increase. period last year. The corpora beneficial physical, social or Preliminary estimates from tion declared a dividend of psychological effects, the the survey indicate that about 5 $1.53, one cent higher than last Norman R. Strong, who lives 3 WAYS TO CHARGE on the portion known as West report aid. per cent of the teen-agers are year. Net income was $4,203,000 3 problem drinkers and that 36 MANCHESTER compared to $4,077,000 a year 3 WAYS TO CHARGE BIG DAYSI Rd., objected to the change. He SALE: THURS. - SAT. MANCHESTER THURS. - FRI. - SAT. It also concluded that BwkAmericmo Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. noM his family has lived on per cent of high school seniors ago. Total operating revenues Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. moderate drinkers have a lower Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. for the same period increased West Rd. for some 100 years. admitted getting drunk at least Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. death rate from heart ailments four times a year. 1145 Tolland Tpke. by more than $18 million, to 1145 Tolland Tpke. $68,882,000. PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jti^ 11, 1974 MAN(:HESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 11. 1974- PAGE NINE YWCA Plans f Scout News I From Your Trip Aug. 15 ii I lu u n m 11111111111 Troop 91 members of his committee. ’The Hartford Rejion YWCA is Troop 91 clos^ its season on Ken Harley, scoutmaster, con Neighbor’s Kitchen sponsoring a trip to the June 15 with its annual family' ducted the Court qf Honor. ‘‘G arden of S eren ity " on picnic at the home of the Advancement awards went to O I P O \ O fW W Thursday, Aug. 15 in North (5eorge Kanehls on E. Center Dave Canuel, First Class; Dave By Vivian F. Ferguson Salem, N.Y. 'The 17th century St. It also was the final meeting Michl, Second Class; and Hank Japanese stroll garden features of the troop with Clyde Miller Vinick, Stephen Hirth and Alan Cascade Tf’. 15 different Oriental as scoutmaster. McClintick, Tenderfoot. Dishwasher landscapes. The scouts’ parents Merit badges were awarded | $ l o o The trip will also include a barbecued chicken, served with th Stephen Hirth, Dave Canuel, Something new has been at 2 I We^ve Named The Baby— tour of the Hammond Museum baked potatoes, tossed salad, ^olin Wilt, Jeff Geagen, Harlan tracting attention in the lower ...... to view an exhibit of Natalia cole slaw and rolls. Ice cream ^inick, and Alan McClintick. hallway of Manchester DETERGENT Hays Hammond entitled “Fifty was served for dessert. John Wilt also received two Memorial Hospital. During the (35 oz.) with coupon Years of Her Work in the Arts.” The scoutmaster presented skill awards. past few months, a new bulletin The cost to members of the At the last Camporee, Beaver Dave Welles, Mickey Miller board has appeared outside the Coupon Good ’ll! Sat., July 13th Toney, Kelierca Suitan, daughter of Donald J. and Dorothy YWCA is $15.25 and to non and George Kanehl, the scout Patrol of the troop won the first dietary office. Clackum Toney of 79 Chimneysweep Hill, Glastonbury. She was members $18., which includes master’s special award; and place trophy for field day Mrs. Brenda Strong, assistant (Limit One Per Femlly) born June 27 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents bus are, luncheon, tax, gratuity, Josh Howroyd and Dave events. Buffalo and Panther dietician, came up with the idea HIGHLAND PARK are Mr. and Mrs. G.S. Clackum of Richmond, Ind. Her paternal admission to museum and gar Welles, the Order of the Arrow patrols also took blue ribbons in along with her boss, Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toney of Boston, Ind. She dens, tea and trip insurance. in an Indian ceremony. the event. Marilyn Serus, chief dietitian. has a sister, Stephanie Tara. The bus will leave Caldors in Merit badges were awarded Six members of the troop will The bulletin board is prepared “T/ic Choicest Meat In Townl^* Manchester at 9 a.m. to Josh Howroyd, Chris Beebe, participate this summer in a 50- with the,hospital employe in Buiiia, IJ hu Murif, daughter of Reynaldo T. and Monica Byrne Deadline for registration is John Dodge, Spencer Moore, mile hike in conjunction with Isilllii mind but'it has proven to be a Banta of 127 Main St. She was born July 2 at Manchester Aug. 12. For further informa Dave Weiles and Bob Kanehl. Troop 357 of Glastonbury, bit of a surprise. Visitors and Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tion call the Nutmeg Program Skill awards went to Bill Wood, There will be 13 members of the hospital volunteers are pausing ^^Sooner or troop attending camp at Lake of Nicholas Byrne of Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. C enter of the YWCA. To Mark Novitch, Jeff Hall, Sean to look and to read. and Mrs. Jose Ban^ of the Philippines. She has three brothers, register send check to the McVeigh and ‘Ted Cummings. Isles later this summer. At the moment, the bulletin to Ml r ■ YWCA, 135 Broad St., Hartford, ^ ;-t, ^ \ , \ James, 12, David, fo, Paul, 4; and a sister, Deborah, 11. The scrubs presented a short board holds rules for prevention Later, You -iv 06105. skit, “Down in the Dumps.” of food contamination par Cunlona, Miiiihew Jon, son of Elvin and Myriam Martinez The scoutmaster and his wife ticularly in sununer. ’Types of Land O'Lakes Cardona of 56D Spencer St. He was born July 2 at Manchester I Engaged | Barbara were given gifts by the food contamination are careful Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents of the scouts. Orrin ly explained with suggestions Too - Will Paul Martinez of Brooklyn, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are West, committee chairman was for prevention. C Mr. and Mrs. Max Cardona of Brooklyn, N.Y. He has a brother, Mrs. Paul V. Donahue of presented a plaque and a gift by Let’s begin with the person Brian Anthony. the troop. lb. Bear Swamp Rd., Andover, has preparing &e food. We all know Be Shopping BUTTER announced the engagement of The scouts expressed that washing hands is a must. It Lawrener, Jason Theodore, son of Walter and Lois ^addy her daughter, Charlene gratitude to Miller and West for is also essential following a trip (2-lb. limit) with coupon Lawrence of 32 Walker St. He was born July 4 at H a n ^ d Priscilla, to Jeffrey G. Madore the success of the troop. Doug to the bathroom. Food should Hospital. His maternal grandparents are mr. and Mrs. ThaoOTre of Bangor, Maine. She is also Johnson will be the troop’s new never be touched with infected The Highland Caddy of Bolton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,^ scoutmaster. the daughter of the late Paul V. hands. Even a scratch can Coupon Good ’til Sat., July 13th Joseph McCann of Vernon. His maternal great-grdfiSmMher is Workshop Awarded Allied Contract Donahue. transmit bacteria which mul Mrs. Marion Lindsey of Rockland, Maine. His paternad great (Lim it One Per Familyf Mr. Madore is the son of Mr. tiply rapidly in certain foods. grandmother is Mrs. Sophie Bohanko of Rockvill^. H ^ a s two A1 Lemire, seated, vice president of operations at Allied Printing Co. signs contract for Park Way—/ and Mrs. John Madore of ’The ultimate is to wear gloves. V. brothers, Mark, 10, and Scott, 6; and a sister, Kirr work with the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. Looking on is Norman Fendell, workshop Lewiston, Maine. Troop 123 If you have a cold or other in director. This is the third contract Allied has awarded the workshop which is seeking ad Miss Donahue is a student at fection, you must be extra Tetruuli, Pamela Jean, daughter of Gary C. and Linda Boy Scout Troop closed the ditional work to keep its clients busy. (Herald photo by Pinto) the University of Maine at careful. A good professional es McCabe Tetrault of Wall St., Hebron. She was born July 3 at season with its annual picnic Orono. tablishment would insist that Manchester Memorial Hospital,. Her paternal grandparents are and Court of Honor recently at (Herald photo by Pinto) Mr. Madore is a graduate stu the sick person stay home until Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Tetrault of Groton. She has a sister, Patricia, Community Baptist Church. dent at the University of Maine he is past contagion. Mrs. Strong Cleans Cutting Board 5. A buffet supper was served at Orono, majoring in land use by Frank Matarazzo and We hear most about food con boards. Wooden items are is questionable, get rid of it. planning. PinliHer, Michael William, son of William R. and Donna F. Women’s View tamination in the summer. This highly susceptible to micro Should you open a can and the is because micro-organisms V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEA T S 7 Rollinson Embser of 49F Rachel Rd. He was born July 5 at organisms. They should be contents bubble out when grow best between the Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are sanitized with chlorine bleach. opening, discard it. The kitchen By GAY PAULEY Institute of America, which Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Rollinson of 40 Foley St. His paternal grand temperatures of 60-100 degrees. If cutting boards are small, motto in all areas of food should AU Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! UPi Women’s Editor represents every segment of Unrefrigerated foods that stay parents dre Mr. and Mrs. R. Embser of 39 Judith Dr. they can be put right into the be “When in doubt, throw it NEW YORK (UPI) - The fur the industry from trappers and within this temperarure range industry, barking back at what dishwasher. Wooden spoons out.” Kramer, Adam Brian, son of Charles and Bettye Gilbert ranchers to the finished are prey for the growth of should be placed in the dish it calls the “antifur” groups, product. micro-organisms. Prior to eating, uncooked Kramer of 41 Campfield Rd. He was bom July 4 at Manchester washer too. If spoons split or BOnOM ROUND ROAST shows furs for fall and winter fruits and vegetables should be SIRLOIN TIP ROAST Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mark “Scientists, mammalogists, Outdoor eating in summer splinter, get rid of them. When exotic enough for most any environmentalists all tell us washed thoroughly. Usually, a Gilbert of Greencastle, Pa. His paternal grandparents are Mr. can create problems if the food the cutting boards have too taste. It emphasizes thiS is done and good stiff vegetable brush and and Mrs. Elmer Kramer of Batavia, Ohio. His maternal great- that it is essential is left out. Mixed salads, such many cuts, you should replace. without a U.S. harvest of en necessary to cull the wildlife,” , as potato salad, luncheon meats water is sufficient. Keep your grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gilbert of Greencastle, Pa. dangered species. BEEF FRANKS Never serve a salad con eye on that brush. It must be He has a brother, John, 4. Hecht said, “or they will suffer and chopped meat such as ham There is the opulence, for in from a variety of diseases, star U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED burger are perfect examples. taining mayonnaise such as disinfected from time to time stance, of a floor length coat in vation and a weakening of the There are more large potato salad in a wooden salad with chlorine bleach. Put it in lb. Danahy, Ryan Christopher, son of John F. and Beverly A. natural chinchilla, which will bowl. Always use something the dishwasher. Do the same Williams Danahy of Bolton Branch Rd., Coventry. He was born species. gatherings where food is left 1.39. M.49 cost the customer around $13,- “We in the fur business prac out in the summer time. with a hard finish such as glass with a brush you may have for We Give Old Fashion July 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand 000. But the furriers point out ^‘Quality Knows No Shortcuts” or china. From my own point of rinsing off the dishes. The same mother is Mrs. Gertrude Williams of Framingham, Mass. His tice conservation as prescribed What can you do to keep your Butcher Service** USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT that the chinchilla, now ranch- by the experts in the field...we Bogner Beef Franks contain NO Binders, NO Extenders, NO By- family and friends in good view, I like to have the serving is true of a pastiy brush. If you paternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen Danahy of Hopkinton, Mass. raised like the mink, is not in dish well-chilled in the do not have a dishwasher, use His maternal great-grandfather is Lawrence Baxter of depend upon the continuing Products. They are truly your BEST BEEF Value! health following an enjoyable USDA CHOICE SOUP SHIN...... danger. growth of the produce we get-together? refrigerator. good hot water and soap. Fhit a ,.89< Framingham, Mass. His maternal great-great-grandfather is There still can be bought, use...we deal with a renewable First of all, refrigerate foods little bleach in the water. USDA CHOICE Henry Baxter ot b’ramingham. He has three sisters, Terry, 10; however, in foreign salons. Very often, even in TOP ROUND STEAK. Patty, 8; and Karen, 4. resource and we must conserve immediately upon taking them Home canning is another .lb. 1.79 The American Fur Industry’s it.” BOGKR BEEF FIUIKS home. When shopping, do the restaurants, one sees someone extremely important area. It EYE OF ROUND ROAST policy was outlined the other picking up glasses or cups with U M A CHmCL CUT FROM TOP ROUHD ,.M.89 Smith, Scott Allen, son of Howard T. Jr. and Alice Copeland The industry also reported grocery marketing last and go must be done properly, to avoid afternoon by its president, Irvin that about 75 per cent of its are available at thel right home with it. If you have a the fingers inside. Tliis is es the growth of micro-organisms USDA CHOICE Smith of 101 South St., Rockville. He was born July 5 at pecially bad after they have CUBE STEAK...... H. Hecht, who alsq is president resources are ranch-raised and conscientious grocer, he won’t such as botulinus (botulism) 1.79 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are of the Fur Conservation that it is hitting its highest sales delicatessens in these! been used. When carrying BACK RUMP ROAST Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Smith of Jacksonville, Fla. His paternal JD Degree pack perishable foods in the which can cause death in 2/3 of USDA CHOICE ,.*1.59 peak in years. Some part of that same carton with soap powders eating utensils, they'^ould all cases. It is imperative that a grandmother is Mrs. Mildred Smith of 21 Court St., Rockville. He Recipient followingquality always be carried by the USDA CHOICE has a sister, Edith M., 2Vk. boost comes from the populari and other cleaning items. reliable cookbook be consulted TOP SIRLOIN ROAST About Town ty of the long-haired furs, the Remember this too at home. handles. for directions on home canning. lb. 1.59 TOP ROAST supermarkets: Dish cloths, dish towels and .lb. *1.79 fox also ranch-bred, lynx, Krakaiiakc, Jamie Lee, daughter of John and Jan Sink Kathleen E. McDermott, Don’t work with food near any Next week, more information daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger opossum and racoon. sponges are often overlooked y Krakauske of Kingsley Dr., Andover. She was born July 5 at cleaning agents.. Need we men from Brenda on the handling of J. McDermott, 107 Keeney St. South United Methodist • HARTMAN’S when cleaning up the kitchen. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are • ZOLLO’S tion the poisonous ones! foods to keep you well and hap was the recipient of the degree Church will have a meeting of Many people are not aware Especially in summer, these py. Also, recipe of Brenda’s for Mr. and Mrs. George Sink of 20 Otis St. Her paternal grand its teachers tonight at 7:30 in • COVENTRY SUPER should be washed every day. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Krakauske of New Britain. of Juris Doctor at commence that kitchen counters and equip a cabbage salad which is least ijtiiiiiiiiiii m imiiHii ment exercises held recently at the education wing of the • ALLEN’S MARKET ment should be disinfected Put chlorine bleach in along apt to spoil. church. College the Georgetown University • HIGHLANOPARK periodically with liquid chlorine with the soap. I even put .the Brenda is nfiarried to Jeffrey Chulifoux, McliitHa Irene, daughter of Peter C. and Christine • FRANK’S SUPERMARKETS sponges in the washing C. Coates Chalifoux of Doyle Rd., Vernon. She was born July 5 at Law Center. Notes bleach. This would be done dai Strong, a cameramen for K & R Grocery Specials She has been appointed law Center Congregatipfial • TOP NOTCH FOOOS ly in a commercial establish machine, but don’t put them in Printers of Ellington. She has Produce Specials Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Church will have a vesper ser • M O n S SHOP RITES the dryer. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Coates of Galivants Ferry, S.C. Her clerk for the Administrative ment. I do my formica-topped been assistant dietitian at Law Judges of the Federal vice Friday at 7 p.m. at its • CRISPINO’S counters about once a week. . When purchasing canned Manchester Memorial Hospital paternal grandmother is Mrs. C.J. Chalifoux of Oxford, Mass. chapel on Bolton Lake. The ser • BEHER VAL-U goods, don’t buy anything that COLA, ORANGE, SINGER ALE, ROOT BEER Her great-grandmother is Mrs. F. Desarals of Holden, Mass. Trade Commission in One of the things a health for the past two years. TTie cou Luscious Washington, D.C. vice will be preceded by a pic Lynn Beggs of 85 Baldwin Rd. department officer checks most is dented, bulged or rusty. If ple live at 22 Dailey Circle, Ver Look for Bogner ■ SWEET U FE Miss McDermott attended nic supper. has been named to the dean’s carefully is wooden cutting you have a can in the house that non. lO Rienierer, Alex Lars, son of Wilfried and Karen Johansen Corned Beef and Pastrami Too! BING CHERRIES . 69< list for the spring semester at Riesterer of 87 Hublard Dr., Vernon. He was born July 6 at East Catholic High School and was graduated in 1971 from the The prayer group of St. The College of Wooster, SODA...... 48-oz. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mary’s Episcopal Church will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johansen of Danbury. His paternal grand Edmund A. Walsh School of Wooster, Ohio. Foreign Service at Georgetown meet tonight at 8 in the Guild fbllffliS ...59* parents are Mr. and Mrs. August Riesterer of Bron- Room of the church. SWEET UFE, IN WATER bach/Loerrach, West Germany. University. Gail Krawiec and Jan Manchester Packing Co., Inc. Project Spencer, both of Manchester, Manchester Young Marines have been named to the HELP SOUD DIRDh e s . * will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at QUALITY PROVISIONS & MEAT PROOUCTS 29 While, Steven ThoinaH, son of William W. Sr. and Arlene I Menus president’s list at Johnson State the Marine Corps League College, Johnson, Vt. for the Menus WHITE TUNA Sadloski White of 95 W. Midle Tpke. He was born July 3 at Home. 349 Watherell StriMt, Manchostw Phone 646-5000 7-oz.1k7 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents are I For The spring semester. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Sadloski of Hollister St. His paternal grand IRISSmbers...... 2 i 29* parents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. White ol East Hartford. His i Elderly Menus which will be prepared SWEH LIFE MANDARIN paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Helen V. Lvnch of Spruce St. and served next week by He has a brother, Billy, 2Vi; and a sister, Kristi, 4. The following menus will be members of HELP (Han ORANGE dicapped Earning and Living iC illillftlir „9‘ served July 15-19 at Mayfair Gardens and West Hill Gardens Project), a program designed Davis, Juson Joseph, son of Bruce E. and Hope Gollmitzer SEGMENTS...... 11-oz. Davis of 32 Park PI., Rockville. He was born July 4 at Rockville for all Manchester resdients We even own the truck This week's feature: to train handicapped for employment in the food service General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Joseph F. over 60. Reservations are taken Roosevelt Mills In Rockville, Connecticut, Gollmitzer of 21 Court St., Rockville. His paternal grandparents in person only at the Gardens on industry at Manchester Com Monday prior to the week of the manufactures fine knitwear for our munity (Allege, are as follows: INDIVIDUAL SIZE lllllilllli are Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Davis of White Rd., Rockville. He has a sister, Kirsten Elizabeth, 3. luncheons. Menu is subject to nationally known Sturbridge label and change. Monday, Fresh vegetable WOODEN for many other famous brands. Every beef soup, Spanish omlette, Monday; Beef liver with Ellis, Christine .Ann, daughter of Richard B. and Susan B. week, our truck delivers merchandise baked sausages (3), fresh STORE DELI gravy, au gratin potatoes, SALAD BOWLS 3in.oo Kayan Ellis of 335 Center Rd., Vernon. She was born July 2 at Knit Shirts from the mill to each one of our stores. dinner rolls, rice pudding buttered kale, corn bread,, SPECIAL! Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. We own the m ill. . . we own the truck... (plain), iced tea or coffee. HOURS: and Mrs. Edward Kayan of 110 Dobson Rtf, Vernon. Her pater butter or margarine, fruited for men and women jello with topping, milk or we own all seven stores. There is no one Tuesday: Puree of Mongole nal grandmother is Mrs. Helen Ellis of 329 Center Rd., Vernon. These fine quality golf-style knit shirts SW EET U FE coffee. else between the knitting machine and soup, ham and cheese grinder, OPEN Tuesday: Baked ham with with the Roosevelt Mills label are machine blue berry turnover, ic ^ tea or the stores to make prices go up. washable polyester and cotton blends. SPANISH fruit sauce, mashed potatoes, coffee. iC Mon.-Fri. SALADS buttered carrots and peas, Available In white, red, navy, light blue enriched white bread, butter or Come In and see the huge selection of and yellow. They are part of a huge Wednesday; French onion OLIVES 5V4-OZ. buckat ’Till margarine, peach crisp, milk or fine quality sweaters and sportswear selection of knit shirts in all the most soup, open steak sandwich, Salmon Quiche—Quick popular styles, colors and patterns. coffee. for the entire family at mill store French fried poUtoes, fruited 9:00 Jello, iced tea or coffee, rolls. Wednesday: Pot roast of beef prices. Roosevelt Mills. . . the true mill SW EET U FE By BETTY RYDER with gravy, baked sweet SAVE at mill outlet prices Thursday; Tossed salad with much difference whether outlet stores. There is one near you. SAT. and SUN. A quick and easy main course potatoes, buttered asparagus, dressing, meatballs with EVAPORATED proportions are exact.) roll, butter or margarine, which can be served hot or cold Also, you need about a cup spaghetti, Italian bread with T ill mixed fruit salad (peach half, garlic butter, apple squares, is "Salmon Quiche — Quick.” and a half of shredded extra MILK ...... 13-oz. 4F1.00 • Pdtato, German Or, if you cut it into small pear half and other canned iced tea or coffee. 6:00 sharp Cheddar cheese, about a fruit), milk or coffee. The true mill outlet store Style ( pieces you can use it as an hors cup of REAL mayonnaise Thursday: Turkey tetrazzini, Friday: Boston clam • Potato, Regular d’oeuvre. It can be frozen and (make sure it is real mayon s w y r Lire • LEMON OR nNK Specials Are buttered summer squash, oven- chowder, tuna club sandwich, Style reheated, if you wish. naise or the recipe won't turn browned potatoes, enriched chocolat chip cookies (2), iced Good from • Potato, Egg Sulniun Quiche — Quick out); also two slightly beaten LIQUID whole wheat bread, butter or tea or coffee. You need a pie pastry shell. If eggs, a dash of salt and oenner. ROCKVILLE iG • Cole Slaw 'A teaspoon cornstarch, and margarine, rice pudding, milk 215 E. Main St. Lunches Monday, Tuesday, July 10th thru • Macaroni you can make it yourself, fine; or coffee. DETERGENT qt. if not, buy one. Best kind to one can salmon — a 3/4-pound (Mill Store) ’Thursday and Friday are $1.50 Friday: Baked fillet of had July 13th make, if you make it yourself, can. Or you can use one pound FREE YARN Mill Tours and $1.75 on Wednesday .Tickets dock with tartar sauce and is a puff pastry shell. of freshly poached salmon. Mon. through FrI. 2 P.M. may be purchased through the lemon wedge, boiled potatoes in lor You need about a cup and a College Bookstore. Luncheons Now combine ingredients, jacket, mixed vegetables salad Hand Knitting Machines half of roughly chopped green pour into pie shell, and bake at are served promptly at noon in (radish. lettuce, cabbage, Commercial grade synthetic yarn on WJIS onions, tops and all. (All 375 degrees for about 30 the Food Service Dining Room cucumber and tomato), roll, cones from our owrt mill now measurements will be ap at Manchester Community minutes. It’s done when it’s butter or margarine, apple Bet available absolutely free. Optn Monday through Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. • Maatar Charga aecaptad proximate; it doesn't make golden brown. Approx. 3 lbs. per Customer College, Student Center, 60 ty, milk or coffee. Bldwell St. llllllllU ll PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., July 11, 1974 M ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs.. July ll, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN •Health Planning* SUIT FILED Trails Users Cautioned: Career Education Workshop DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) 'Pleads Guilty the proposed bill would dis HARTFORD (UPI) - Five - A coalition of groups op PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI)- I Hospital Notes courage participation by Stay on Beaten Path wooded area Tuesday night. neighbor’s house. The suspect Twenty Manchester teachers regional agencies are opposed posing public aid to parochial A 15-year-old Woonsocket youth • Neil Lawrence, director of Cameron' George Caouette, regional volunteers interested Woonsocket Police Commander was given one year of probation have been identified for par to proposed federal legislation and private schools have pleaded guilty Wednesday to vocational education in Anthony Chrisoulis, Andy in improving local health care Raymond Tempest said the and a recommendation to go to ticipation in a Career Educa creating statewide health nied suit here to halt dis juvenile charges of firing -Manchester; Vincens, Joan Wood. in their own areas. ’The five John E. Hibbard, secretary- more considerate in their use of youth was apparently angered the Northern Rhode Island tion In-Service Workshop to be planning units. A spokesman tribution of funds to private several blasts from a -gauge • Saul Dulberg, consultant I^om Bennet: Joel Chaison, agencies represented the forester of the Connecticut the trails in the future. 12 when told not to hang around a Mental Health Clinic for Pettibone, 47 Old Towne Rd., for the agencies, testifying schools under a recently shotgun at police cars from a held at Manchester High School for career education, Connec Donald Fogg, William Discharged Wednesday: Eric Capitol region. South Central, Forest and Park Association, He reminds hikers that the. assistance. July 15 through 26. ticut Department of Education; Konopka, Judy Rosenfeld, L. Ellison, 92 Summer St.; Rockville; Ileen L. Fandell, before platform committees of passed state law. 'The anti great majority of trails are Eastern Fairfield County, aid groups want to test the Inc., sponsors of the Blue The participants, represen • Dr. Edward Melucci, direc Kath;^ Sheldon, George Wilk. Helen 0. Rowe, East Hartford; Willimantic; Susan J. Schofner, both state political parties, said located on private lands and Waterbury and Middletown. law’s constitutionality. Blazed Trail System in Connec ting all subject areas as well as tor of career education for the Perp' Slater, 193 Porter St.; 411 Ellington Rd., South Wind ticut, cautioned users of the 500- that the continuance of these PRIOR SERVICE administration, guidance, Pawtucket, (R.I.) public Annie T. Hainsworth, 12 Dur- sor; Sophie M. Novak, 190 mile system of hiking trails trails is dependent upon the social work, library and in field Dr.; Julian H. Newton, Tracy Dr., Vernon. schools. Tax Deductions against unauthorized use. goodwill of the landowners. He structional materials services, Mrs. Roberta Walnum, Hamden; Rose M. Leonard, 55 Hibbard said that'he has noted that overnight camping HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? are faculty members of Bennet career education specialist for NORTH CANAAN (UPI) - Bilyeu Rd.; Fred J. Griffin, Balcony Seats There’s More Heat and Humidity To Cornel received numerous complaints on trails and the use of fires is If you have prior service or are a'senior in high school, you are and Illing Junior High Schools the Manchester public schools, Pultizer Prize-winning author East Hartford; Anne M. prohibited and that persons HARTFORD (UPI) - regarding the misuse of trails J! probably interested in some extra income for the new car, house or and Manchester High. is the project director. Arthur Miller says donations to McNeill, 5 Lawton Rd.; Eileen For Frigidaire High Efficiency should not wander from the Democratic state Chairmaa from private landowners and other purpose. We can offer one of several enlistment options in a Manchester’s Cooperative The summer workshop has the Peter Reilly Committee Gorman, 1238 Hartford Tpke., trails to trespass on adjacent John M. Bailey says the 229 con administrators in the past few unit of the Army Reserve depending upon your situation. Occupational Education been arranged by the should be tax deductible. Miller Vernon; Shawn A. Pascoe, 442 Air Conditioning Units private property. vention delegates from the 6th days and urges hikers to be Prior servicemen can enlist for as little as one year and possibly in Program (COEP) at high Manchester School Department of Roxbury has joined with Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Ralph E. He noted that trails on Congresional District will have school level is now in its fourth of Vocational Education with author William Styron, another Lavigne, 60 Hartl Dr., Vernon. the grade held when discharged. As a HS senior, you may enlist and to sit in the balcony of the private property are for hiking year, and specially-trained the Connecticut Department of Pultizer winner, in rallying sup Laurie A. Jacobs, Rt. 44A, only and their use by motorized serve for a period requiring only three years active unit par Bushnell Memorial during the T«kt hotiw 8,000 BTUt/hr.* of teacher-coordinators direct the Education, division of port for Reilly, whom they Coventry; Jean M. Mead, Wind vehicles is not allowed. Hibbard ticipation. Whatever your status, we have a place for you and many nominating convention July 19 cooling eopaeltir with this activities for COEP students; Vocational Education. believe was unfairly con sor; Richard W. Doak, Enfield; stated that organizations in opportunities as an active reservist such as good pay, excellent and 20. ’There is not enough Frlgidilrt Environment Mikor but help in career decision It is a program fully funded victed of killing his mother, Gerard F. Byrne, Baxter St., Assault On terested in motorized forms of training and other benefits. room to accommodate the 1,213 Room Air CondHIOnar thafa ao making for many students at by the state Department of Barbara Gibbons, in their Falls Tolland; Charles R. Carter, Rt. IlghI and compact you can carry recreation have been in delegates on the first floor, For further information without obligation, contact one of our secondary level can be provided Education and coordinated by Village home last September. 1 Main St., Coventry; Barbara It hom o In your car. S o aaay to In- Prison Hero Bailey said, so a drawing was creasingly cooperative in Army Reserve Career Counselors at: by the classroom teacher. Sidney Cohen, teacher educa Dunn, Storrs; Randall J. atall, tho whole Job normally assisting the association in held to see which- delegation Curriculum committees are tion specialist with that depart Norris, 18 Lookout Mt. Dr.;’ tafcaa only about a half-hour. Proves Fatal 819th Station Hospital would be seated upstairs. “I maintaining the integrity of its now working to revise and ment. Kathleen D. Almond, Watrous Than, |ual plug n into a 3-wlra hiking trail system and singled 700 S. Quakar Lana think they’re the best seats in grounded outlet; it can oparata JACKSON, Mich. (UPI) - He redefine programs K-12 in Taking part from Manchester Voting Machines Rd., Bolton; Edward J. Her- out the New England Trail W. Hartford, Ct. the house,” the chairman said on atandard houaahold currant a t. was the toughest dude in the social studies, mathematics, are: HARTFORD (UPI) - som. East Hartford; Earl K. world’s largest walled-in Riders Association for its ef 203-233-2062 language arts, and science. Wednesday. 7.5 amps. It will even add a From MHS: Robert Alibrio, Secretary of the State Gloria braalh of Iraah air to your Ufa, prison. forts in advising its motor If you wish, mail this coupon to us: The workshop is designed to Verne Burnett, William Schaffer says her office is dis with or without cooling, thanks to His prowl as the number one cycling membership regarding help secondary/classroom DiYeso, Calvin Tish, Anne tributing a "how-to” booklet to the FrlgMalre Freeh Air feature. cat at Southern Michigan' the prohibition of using the teachers meet this revision of Kichar, Ernest Lewis, Cindy town clerks and local voter Trinity Covenant Church •Certified by AHAM Prison became legend. hiking trails for motorized uses. TO: Recruiting Officer the curriculum which includes Marler, Emil Ostrowski, registrars explaining how to Most Sizes Are In Stock! He wore the title well and his In addition he noted that &e career education objectives. It Lavenia Yuska. vote “straight party” of “split- 302 HACKMATACK STREET feline body bore the marks of a Connecticut Trails Conference 819th Station Hospital has a two-pronged thrust: (1) From Illing: Virginia ticket.” Rag. 9000 BTU UNITS FROM decade of fighting—scarred is also developing an understan To update teacher information 700 S. Quaker Lane Frigidaire will refund you $20. face and tail and gnarled ear. ding of the interests of various regarding occupational oppor when you buy one of our B ut Tramp, who was user groups. W. Hartford, Ct. 06110 tunities, and ( ) training in how VACATION 2 pampered by many of the “ The Connecticut Blue to include career education in seven high efficiency room prisoners in the maximum Blazed (Hiking) Trail system their own classrooms. BIBLE SCHOOL air-conditioners security prison because they was developed over the past The educators will par i NAME *139?? loved his style, is dead. four decades by the association ticipate in four visitations to JULY 15-19 He apparently was done in by for use by the general public. business and industry, cor 85 East Center St. 9a.m,- 12noon one of the inmates he trusted. The willingness of private lan Sand Castlt Winner 1 ADDRESS related with in-service study. at Summit St. He died on a veterinarian’s downers to allow their lands to The group will be addressed ( 4 99 operating table as the doctor be used for this purpose without Jerry Cacavio of Cambridge, Mass., prepares to put the Sand Castle Day banner atop the by: WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI Jesus is the Way tried to mend his battered body charge has been the most essen TPlFPMrUJP • Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, B.D. PEARL I SON spinx which he and members of his “Brook Five” entered in the recent sand castle contest and broken leg that needed am tial ingredient in the establish assistant superintendent in Ages 3 - those in 8th Grade in Fall on Carson Beach in South Boston. (UPI photo) putation. ment of the system,” Hibbard charge of curriculum in CARNATIONS J1.89 649 MAIN STm MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-2171 OPEN 111 9 P.M. THUR8., FRI. NITE8I Call 649-6027 or 633-4948 to register ‘"There are some who believe said. ’This is complimented by Manchester public schools; QUALITY SERVICE - GENUINE PARTS the old guy had been in the in the work of volunteer section stitution for well over a chairmen and trails workers decade.” said Pete Grenier, who maintain the system on a editor of the prison newspaper. day-to-day basis. The Spectator. The great increase in the “He’d done more time than number of hikers in recent most,” said Grenier, “and years makes increased there are few who can cooperation by those using the remember when the old tomcat trails a necessity. arrived.” ’The Connecticut Forest and ’Tramp became a hero in his Park Association is a private 725 E. Middle Turnpike COUPON' time as he strutted the prison conservation organization with HTT' grounds. He was featured in about 2,600 members OPEN MON. AND TOES. many Michigan newspapers throughout the state with of 8 A.M. to F.M. fices at 1010 Main St., East 9 and a national magazine about WED. THRU SAT. cats. Hartford. EXTRA S&H ORCEN 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Don’t STAMPS “Now 3 Fine GREEN STAMPS Supermarkets To CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. atlas the Serve You Better!” 100 2 0 0 GLORIOUS EMPORIUM Superm arkets Wa Raisrve Tho Right To Limit Qu»ntlllo§ 300 Move... CORNER OF HARTFORD ROW EXTRA DOUBLE S&H GREEN EXTRA EXTRA & PINE ST., MUKHESTER • 649-n82 Prten * STAMPS SATURDAY $ With $10 Ettwthft 7 TO 10 P.M. with $20 With $30 July 8 - July 13 MEATS purchase purchase purchase HU IMPROVE! Neighbor! Rood Friday and Saturday, My astrology chart told July 11,12 and 13. Except during me I should have a little Doublo Stamp Hours spice and excitement in my life, so my wife sent me out NED to buy a variety, store. (That’s as far as she lets “Out of me go in the excitement de The Barrel" A l l t h e partment.) Anyway, I bought a nice gone-out-of \ business stock and we’re getting it ready for this E x c i t e m e n t weekend. Here are a few examples of what’s in the lot: FIRST AT HALF PRICE OR LESS: CUT o f a N e w Costume jewelry and earrings; sewing supplies and trimmings; cardboard gift boxes; toys & puzzles; pan- H o m e . . . ty hose and bras; decals St transfers; ’Thermos bottle Cipitol Faniu SwiiRt itfe liners; dress patterns & buttons; party coasters and GREEN Ma y o n W i t h o u t favors; sewing pamphlets; artificial flower baskets; KIEL- change purses; decorative belt materials; greeting BACON SHRIMP FRANKS n ais e ■10-50 Gt BASA 2 Ih 8.iq the Expenee cards & candies; o f M o v i n g ! $129 $129 $169 8 9 ' th 99'
Mix We’ll arrange the ORANGF AND Home Improvement FACIAL I CHERRY LOAN Payment TISSUES DRINK you can live with. 33 1 0 ' 33 Borrow up to $10,000. for up to 10 years for: And not from the same stock: l i v Usually gg • SIDIN G • PORCH Dark Pine Trestle Table & Chairs .$298.60 "The Freshest Produce Sold" • ROOF 1.75 Electric Hot P ots...... ,88 U.S. No. 1 • FAMILY. ROOM 12.95 Converse Soccer S hoes...... 3.00 U.S. Grade A Jersey Blues NEW EASTERN • GARAG E • AIR CONDITIONING .98 Barbasoi Shave Cream ...... 48 7.50 Imported Flower Cioblets...... 3.20 BLUE • PATIO • SWIMMING POOL 2.59 Ozite Indoor-Outdoor Carpet ..;. sq.yd. 1.78 129.95 Pine Dropleaf Cocktail T ab le...... 57.80 TURKEYS »^Ct|ES POTATOES • DRIVEW AY • LANDSCAPING 12.95 Wood Shaft Golf Umbrellas...... ^ 9 0 BERRIES pint 10 LB. BAG 99.50 Pine Lamp T ables...... 49.80 Large, Luaclout • DECORATING • NEW KITCHEN 129.95 Vinyl Recliner Chair...... K .8 0 219.50 Dark Pine Chest...... 107.80 • EXTRA BATH • HEATING SYSTEM 135.00 Queen Size Mattresses ...... 67.40 13.95 Hot Comb Hair Styler...... 6.M 29! lb. Plus paint, paperback books, bamboo shades, CHERRIES household brushes, sterec> speakers St turntables, lb. slacks, garden sprays, BpQ stuff and hundreds of other things I can’t even remember. So Come Visit. The coffee will be delicious, complimentary and ready, and we’ll really enjoy seeing you and your Savings Bank ^ wallet. I5‘ OFF • Remember our Exhausting tZ-OX. 24-01. 8-01. Initint I Count 3 Rolls - Scan > ) of Manchester Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 ^ ^ TOTAL FRENCH’S SANKA DLAD ASSORTED ^ to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and 1 Member F.D.I.C. CEREAL MUSTARD COFFEE TOWELS SANDIES Ooed Thru July 13 8m 8 Tb raM y IS Gm 4 Thru July 1$ Seed nuu Juty 11 646-1700 One Coupon Per fiiiMiy MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Pei imlly One Coupon Per fsnuly People-to-People Banking The Store WUh Heart"
W-' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs,. July 11, 1974
Obituaries Public Health Nurses U.S., Russia Set Blasts I Little League Town Tournament
(Continued From Page One) Thoughts The United States and the had a 5.2 Richter magnitude,” Grurgc F. Hiller daughters, Mrs. Patricia Hetzel John I). Oldham Soviet Union hdve set off un George F. Bitter, 56, of and Miss Judith B. Sommers, Markus Baath of of the Swedish Texas State Highway asked to submit a log of her activities one employment and in educational pursuits. derground nuclear blasts a Bergenfield, N.J., formerly of both of M anchester; three seismic institute said. The blast Patrolman John David Oldham week in advance. Such restrictions on the week after pledging to limit Manchester, died Wednesday at brothers and two sisters, all of took place near where the Army & Navy Upends Miles Auto of Mansfield, Tex., formerly of director certainly interfers with her “If staff members were here only for atomic testing below the apLEN ty his home. Toledo, Ohio; and a grandson. Soviet, Mongolian and Chinese Manchester, was killed Satur professional role and is not in keeping with the pay, they would certainly not work for earth’s surface. borders meet. Mr. Bitter was born in The funeral is Saturday at day night in the line of duty. her responsibility that goes with the job.” an agency where the pay Is lower than that The Swedish Seismological 8;T5 a.m. from the Holmes The Nevada blast was the Jamaica, N.Y., and lived there Oldham had stopped a car on of other visiting nurses associations — or Institute in Stockholm Funeral Home, 400 Main St., ' 259th American underground by Len Auster until coming to Manchester 18 the highway, and was giving the lower than that of the local hospital but registered an underground with a Mass at St. Jam es In reference to the number of years of explosion publicly announced years ago. He moved to Bergen driver a warning, when an ap would move to another agency where a explosion Wednesday in the Church at 9. Burial will be in St. board activity, the notes stated that "all since the 1%3 atmospheric ban field a year ago. He was an proaching automobile hit and dispute such as we are now experiencing is Semipalatinsk area of Soviet On Joh Brandt’s Three-Run Homer James Cemetery. staff members have had previous agreement with the Soviets. Army veteran of World War II. knocked him into the stopped not present.” Kazakhstan. experience and the ability of each staff He formerly owned and Friends may call at the vehicle. The U.S. Atomic Energy Questionable Reception operated the George F. Bitter funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 nurse to function is not based exclusively He is the son of David and Mrs. Dorain Shainin, chairman of the Commission reported a nuclear and Co., a management consul p.m. on that period of time in her life which is Back in January of this year, Cheney Technical School By Len Auster Dorothy Bonino Oldham of agency’s board of directors, Wednesday blast of 20 to 200 kilotons The Battle of Bentonville Hill was awarded first base on catcher’s interference. tant firm in Hartford. A The family suggests that any spent in the employment of MPHNA. Director John Garofalo sent letters to the eight principals Mansfield, Tex., formerly of afternoon would make no comment about Wednesday in the Nevada was one of the biggest and A two-out, three-run homer by Jon Brandt in the fourth Tom Nevins for the second out, Pinkin hit a high hopper graduate of Fordham Universi memorial contributions may be Brandt jumped on the first offering from Britnell hitting Manchester. the agency’s problems, but said that the desert, setting chandeliers last of the Civil War. Four of North Central Connecticut Conference (NCCC) schools oyer the shortstop’s head. Lauzon scored easily and ty, he attended the University made to the St. Vincent DePaul “Mrs. Bates carefully selected staff inning powered American League champ Army & Navy to the top of the centerfield fence with the ball landing out Other survivors are his wife, board had retained Atty. E. Terry Durant swaying 90 miles away. days of combat in March, formally applying for admission into the loop. The recep Maselli followed him home as there was a mix-up between of Hartford. He was a charter Society of St. Jam es Church or members for their potential participation a 7-4 \yin over National League champ Miles Auto Sales side of the playing surface: This broke a 4-all tie as two children, three brothers of the Bridgeport law firm of Cummings ‘"nie underground explosion 1865, left 4,000 men dead or tion he received is questionable at best. the catcher and pitcher. Pinkin scurried to third in the con member of the Hartford to the American Cancer Socie in the activities of this agency. This was last night in the Little League Town Tournament at Britnell’s second four-bagger in the bottom of the third had and his maternal grandparents. and Lockwood as counsel. was registered at 4:03 a.m. and wounded. By word of mouth, Garofalo has learned that the applica fusion. Chapter of the National Society ty, 237 E. Center St. based on their performance in past Waddell Field. temporarily tied it. The funeral and burial were tion was rejected. Formal notification of the vote at the Ken Hill singled Pinkin home and he eventually came of Budgeting and a former This was the Servicemen’s second straight win in the The Automen had jumped to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of Tuesday in Texas. NCCC’s quarterly June meeting has not been received, around to score on a wild pitch. director of Hartford Chapter of double elimination tourney and they will now ^wait the the first as Randy Phelps doubled and the portside Garofalo discios^. Hill struck out nine and walked two while yielding eight the National Association of Ac winner of Friday’s clash between Miles and International swinging Britnell pulled one over the rightfield wall. countants. In a brief telephone conversation with Bob Healy, assis hits in notching the victory. Dave Parks was the lone Ser Danbury Man Drowns Map Clarified League champ Ansaldi’s, a 7-4 victim of the Vets last Mon Phelps was also on board when Britnell unloaded his se Survivors are a daughter, DANBURY (UPI) - A 25- tant principal and athletic director of Ellington High, he day night, at Waddell. cond roundtripper. viceman to have two hits, one a double. Scott LaBrec Mrs. Eugene R. Plourde of played well defensively for the winners. year-old Danbury man drowned indicated that Granby High Principal Alan Frazier should Losing hurler Alex Britnell, who accounted for all of his Manchester; his mother, Mrs. The Vets went into the lead with a four-run second in Police Report while swimming in Lake The article on Case Mt. in lepULKt have notified Garofalo of the outcome. Common courtesy club’s runs with a pair of two-run circuit clouts, set down Britnell, Phelps and Kelly MeSweeney each had two hits Anna Erler Bitter of Bergen Candlewood at the town park Wednesday’s Herald had a map should have been carried out already. ning. Dave Lauzon walked, stole second and advanced to for Miles with MeSweeney getting one for two bases. field; and a brother, Victor A. the first two batters in the fourth but then fell into trouble. Wednesday. Police said Gilber- with a description under it that According to Healy, president of the NCCC, Cheney Tech third as leftfielder Tim McCarthy dropped Tony Maselli’s Phelps played a strong game defensively at short. Bitter Jr. of Wareton, N.J. Mike Pinkin worked out a walk and winning pitcher Ken to El Monte went swimming may have misled some readers. wasn’t the only applicant. E.O. Smith of Storrs also fly with the latter winding up at second. After Britnell got The funeral is Saturday a 9 MANCHESTER A zigzag line was put in the map The four youths have been in ELLINGTON about 2 p.m., according to the expressed interest in joining. “Both applications were a m. from Holmes Funeral A motorcyclist arrested by The Herald to show the ap and out of police custody since Arnold McKinnon Jr., 19, of 5 victim’s wife, Anna. His body turned down because we didn’t want to expand at this Home, 400 Main St., with a Saturday night by Manchester then, both by posting bond and was found at 3:30 p.m. about 50 proximate location of a six-foot, Pleasant St., Rockville, was time. Expansion would cause too many problems.” Healy Mass at St. Isaac Jogues Police has been additionally by escaping. The most recent to 60 feet offshore in 8 to 10 feet chain-link fence to separate the arrested Wednesday, on a said. Church, East Hartford, at 10. charged with rape. escape was by Nelson Millet of water. El Monte’s sister told public and private lands. The Burial will be in East Patrolman John Mott stopped warrant issued by Circuit Court Legion Wins Eighth, and Ramos Tuesday afternoon police the victim was not a good description read that the land to Cemetery. cyclist Donald J. Bramande, 25, 12 charging him with second- when they piked the lock of the swimmer. the left of the zigzag line was Different Viewpoint Friends may call at the of Windsor Saturday night and degree larceny in connection handcQffs binding them with the theft of money from public and t6 the right - private. funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 charged his with speeding, Garofalo saw it from another view, however’ “Each step together as they were bing es the Gasland Station at the Five However, where the zigzag line Zone Lead Substantial p.m. failure to obey an officer’s would lead to another why we couldn’t be accepted. First corted from Bridgeport Corners, Ellington. left the boundary of the public signal and operating a motor The annual Swamp Cab they said we had nothing to offer them — which we do. Superior Court by sheriffs. and private lands and followed V vehicle with defective equip State Police said McKinnon bage Festival at LaBelle, i Then they said we didn’t draw crowds and then they talked Exploding for four runs in the sixth out, winning pitcher John Koepsel Millet was caught Wednesday and another person not yet ap the 15-foot wide right-of-way ment (taillight). Fia., honors the Florida state about police protection. This is second-hand, but I heard inning, the Manchester American walked and Joe Banning singled Peck Carl J. .SonimerH morning at his sister’s apart prehended allegedly took $909 connecting the public lands Later, word of a rape of 28- tree — the Sabal Palm, com Legion baseball team upended Wind hpme sending Koepsel to third. Ray Carl James Sommers of 45 ment. from the cash register at the with Spring St., all the land is we were rejected because we don’t have girls’ athletics. year-old Hartford woman off I- monly known as the Cabbage private. sor Locks, 7-2, last night in Zone Eight Wadsworth St. died Wednesday station and then fled. How do you like that! (Cheney has an all-male .''Sullivan’s single to center brought 86 in M anchester cam e to Palm . action at East Catholic. The league- night at Manchester Memorial - enrollment). home the final Manchester run. police. She told police she had Police said the pair went to mr VACATION Hospital. He was the husband of The basic reason Garofalo wanted in is to ensure a leadingyl6cals are now 8-1 while the Windsor Locks had taken a 1-0 lead ridden on his motorcycle to Maine and Chicago. The alleged Mrs. Helen Orlowski Sommers. SPECIAL Locksmen drop to 5-4, the closest pur in the top of the first but Manchester Manchester and he raped her in incident occurred June 15 and schedule. Even Healy agreed on this point. “ One reason Mr. Sommers was born in In other police action: suer. retaliated with two in the bottom of the woods off the highway here. some $52 of. the cash was Most watches take a beating dur you have a conference is to avoid scheduling problems. We Sheriden, N.Y., and had lived in •John Dadiskos, 47, of Bloom Manchester is at Winsted Friday in Her description fit Mott’s recovered along with two tape Catholic Burial ing vacations. We'll do whatever (the NCCC) split before and that caused scheduling the frame. Two singles sandwiched Manchester for over 30 years. field was arrested Tuesday at an exhibition clash at 6. description of Bramande. decks apparently purchased is necessary to clean and repair problems. We had too many open dates,” Healy stated. around a walk loaded the bases before He was a Navy veteran of 4:20 p.m. by local detectives. the"mone'y.' How do you wish to pay? it, replace the strap or crystal or The four-run uprising cushioned a 3- Bramande appeared in Cir assisting state troopers on a That is the problem Cheney is running into now. The Soucier’s slow roller brought home World War II and had been McKinnon is scheduled to You can purchase as you please — in one payment or whatever it needs. And if it re 1 margip which the locals held since cuit Court 12 Wednesday in court warrant charging him 1974-75 basketball schedule has 17 dates presently. John the first run and Quinn’s sacrifice fly employed as a machinist at the appear in Circuit Court 12, quires major surgery, we’ll do that East Hartford on charges of over a period of time, adjusting payments to your the third frame. Ron Soucier led off to left plated Sullivan. Empire Tool Co. of with professional gambling. Kleis, who stepped down as head basketball coach after Rockville, August 5. financial condition. too... at very special prices dur the rally with a single but was out Manchester. first-degree rape and deviate Court date is July 29. ing the vacation season. the 1973-74 campaign, has been trying to line up a suitable The Post 102 entry scored a wild run sexual intercourse. His bond attempting to steal second. Dennis He is also survived by two date with Terryville High but six telephone calls have in the third. Soucier singled, stole se was reduced form $10,000 to $2,- sons, Charles E. Sommers of proven unproductive. Quinn walked, took second on a balk cond and on the play the catcher’s 500 which he posted. His case Manchester and James C. •Ronald N. St. Laurent, 24, of by losing pitcher Kevin Tibbets and throw went into centerfield and the was continued to July 29 in SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Terryville is a long haul from Manchester and taking Sommers of Vernon; two 583 Hartford Rd. was arrested The word Texas or Tejas advanced to third on a wild pitch. Dan return to the infield went astray with Manchester. 368 Broad Street into consideration that many of Cheney’s players live in Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at his was the Spanish pronuncia Smachetti walked and another balk outlying towns, then you can see it’s a long night for (UPI photo) Soucier coming home. home on a Circuit Court 15 tion of a Caddo Indian word Manchester, Connecticut sent Smachetti to second and Quinn Another one of the 24 someone. This situation is what Garofalo is trying to Koepsel picked up the win allowing warrant charing him with third- meaning “friends” o r Phone 646-3772 MANCHESTER PAfiKADE across the plate. Bruce Peck reached handguns stolen May 19 in the alleviate. Getting Set for Tag just tljr te ^ ts while walking five and degree burglary, conspiracy, “allies.” break at the Nassiff Arms Co. safely as the third baseman threw his fanning 11. It was his first zone vic In Memoriam and third-degree larceny in con on Main St. was recovered by nlv*! l"**™ ‘he ball for Dodgers’ second grounder into the stands allowing tory of the campaign. Banning, In loving memory of Ida Anlolik who nection with incidents in Rocky ^gm a Associated passed away July II, 1962. Bridgeport police recently at Smachetti to score and Peck to take Soucier, Sullivan and Jack Maloney J Hill. He was turned over to ih e ° the Seaside Park there. A 24- Garofalo, who admits to being overly protective of sr' second. each colllected a pair of hits for Every day in some small way, Rocky Hill police. technical schools, believes other circumstances went into Memories of you come our way. year-old man had asked if he Peck hijacked third and after a pop- . Manchester. Time and years roll swiftly by. could fire the gun at the target •Two girls age 13 from the rejection. Among his beliefs expressed is that there is But love and memories never die. shooting game in the Midway. Marlborough were arrested a stigma associated with technical schools — that only Daughter, Son-In-law He told police he found the Tuesday at 3:52 p.m. after a “bad kids” attend them. and Grandchildren gun in the parking lot. shoplifting incident at the K- “CBT is fw savings?” “I experienced the same thing before at Prince Tech,” This is only'the second gun Mart store on Spencer St. Both STANDINGS Garofalo said, “I really don’t know what they expect from Murcer Home Run Bat Awakening j recovered of the 24 stolen. were released to their parents. us. But, I’ll tell you. I want my kids to be at their best even u In Memoriam The first was recovered when •The pocketbooks of three r NEW YORK (UPI) - In loving memory of Jerry S. Williams, if they have to bend over backwards. And I ’ve seen it. Too reliever Doug Bird in the I’m no muscle hitter.” six-hitter and Boog Powell Brewers 6, White Sox 1 Nelson Millet, 17, of Bridgeport women which they left in a After a long blackout, Bobby Jr., who died on July 11. 1967. many times.” eighth following a single by Despite his lack of home drove in four runs as the George Scott and Mike National League after he fired one of the guns in locked car in the parking lot of Murcer’s power finally has Always a silent heartache. Another s ti^ a which Garofalo pointed out is that ap Elliott Maddox to give the runs this year, Murcer has Orioles continued to make Hegan hit homers to support a Bridgeport housing project. the Center Congregational been' restored. EAST Many a silent tear parently public schools don’t mind playing you as long as Yankees a 5-4 lead then managed to drive in 46 runs life miserable for the the four-hit pitching of Billy Rut always a beautiful memory His arrest led to charges Church were reported stolen at W L Pet GB they (public) win. As soon as you start winning, then Murcer, whose home run followed an inning later with and seems likely to be one of Of one we loved so dear. against him and three other 1:19 a.m. today. The women are Angels. Powell hit a three- Champion as the Brewers St. Louis 43 41 .512 stroke mysteriously dis another two-run shot off Bridgeport youths in connection Valerie Dunphy and Sileen you’re axed from the following year’s schedule. Healy the three starting out run homer to highlight a swept their three-game Philadelphia 43 42 .506 Vi Mom and Dad. J / appeared midway through reliever Joe Hoerner as the fielders for the AL in the All- Sisters and Daughter. Jodi with the Nassiff break. The Tepley of East Hartford and refutes this somewhat when he stated, “ We didn’t even four-run third inning against series with the White Sox. Montreal 40 42 .488 2 others are: Francisco Garcia, Diane Rydzy of 129A Tudor look into the quality of play. We just looked at the last season, appears to have Yankees scored six runs in Star game later this month. loser Nolan Ryan, 10-9, and Twins 11, Tigers 6 Pittsburgh 37 45 .451 5 16, Louis Millet, 16, and Rubin gotten back the swing that the final two innings to post L Lane. numbers. If Cheney wants to reapply we’ll give them every In the only other also singled home a run in Rod Carew doubled in the Chicago 37 45 .451 5 Ramos, 16. consideration.” enabled him to hit 130 their sixth victory in their scheduled AL games the eighth. Dick Williams, tying run in the sixth inning New York 36 48 .429 7 homers over the past five last seven games. Thurman Wednesday night, Baltimore still winless after 10 games and the lead run in the WE.ST W L Pet GB Looking Elsewhere seasons while developing a Munson also had a two-run extended California’s losing as Angels’ manager, was eighth inning to help the Los Angeles 60 28 .682 Hospitals Seek Rate Hike reputation as one of the homer for the Yankees streak to 11 games with a 9-1 ejected from the game in Twins to their fourth The direction which Garofalo is looking toward now is Cincinnati 48 37 .565 lOVi most feared sluggers in the while John Mayberry hit his victory, Boston beat Texas the Charter Oak ^Conference which includes Coventry, the third inning in dispute 'Straight triumph. Larry Hi- Houston 46 41 .529 13 Vi American League. 17th homer for Kansas City. 3-1, Milwaukee downed with home plate umpire Ar Manchester Memorial time a patient stays. He said The commission wiil then Bolton and RHAM schools which have played Cheney in sle chipped in with his 13th Atlanta 46 42 .523 14 The 28-year-old outfielder, “I’m just as surprised as Chicago 6-1 and Minnesota mando Rodriguez. Rich homer as Minnesota handed Hospital and Rockville in 1972 the average stay was decide whether to approve the past. It could afford the security within a conference of San Francisco 39 49 .443 21 6.53 days; in 1973, 6.25 days; who hit only three homers anybody else,” said Murcer, outslugged Detroit 11-6. Coggins also homered for Detroit its fifth straight San Diego 38 53 .418 23 Vi General Hospital are among the hospital budgets or to comparable size schools which Cheney is seeking. Over during this year it will go over the first three months who has not been hitting Orioles 9, Angels 1 Baltimore. loss. Wednesday’s Results 55 general care hospitals in order the institutions to tures have not been made however towards the COC. In the of the season, belted a pair home runs regularly since San Diego 8, New York 1 Connecticut requesting down to 6.02 days; and for adopt lower budgets, accor Ross Grimsley tossed a meantime, Cheney remains conferenceless, scrounging of two-run homers July of last season. “For a Chicago 11, Cincinnati 3 price increases for the fiscal 1975 it is anticipated it will ding to statute. around statewide to fill a schedule. Wednesday night, giving San Francisco 4, Montreal 2 year beginning Oct. 1. decrease to 5.99 days. long time I just haven’t been him three in three days, to Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 4 Manchester is asking for Mwlical techniques have mentally prepared when I go Making a Move lead the New York Yankees Atlanta 10, Pittsburgh 5 an 11.8 per cent increase and improved, changing, the up to the plate. I’ve just Phillies Contenders Houston 3, St. Louis 2 Cheney Tech has made several right moves in recent to a 9-4 come-from-behind never had that fluid motion Rockvilie, an 8.3 increase. whole tenor of patient care, Thursday's Gaines months dealing with its athletic program. Gerry victory over the Kansas City The total requests range thus making it possible for DAMP to hit it out. You know, like Cincinnati (Kirby 6-5) at Blanchard, new basketball coach after a successful tenure Royals. from one for a 4.4 increase patients to leaved the you have in golf. I have to Like Cash Predicted Chicago (Todd 2-1) at St. Thomas Seminary, has placed a team in the Murcer connected off to the request of Johnson hospital much sooner; so have everything behind it. Friday’s Games Manchester Rec Department’s summer program. This Memorial Hospital, Stafford while a patient is paying BASEMENT? Atlanta at St. Louis, 2 will be the first year ever that Cheney has fielded a team NEW YORK (U PI) - If demonstrated that knack fifth straight win. The Car Springs, for a 27.5 per cent more for a room, the shorter REMOVE UP TO 30 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 2 in the summer league. Blanchard is also making himself the Philadelphia Phillies more than Cash. dinals have lost five straight Chicago at Houston, N increase with the average stay offsets this, Marmen PINTS PER DAY OF Sox Fisk Not Sure win the National League’s Dave cam e through in two games and seven of their Montreal at San Diego, N being 9.6 per cent. commented. MOISTURE WITH A known statewide. He will be a member of Stan Ogrodnik’s Hilltop Basketball Clinic staff along with several others in Eastern Division title, Dave clutch situations Wednesday last 10 after looking like they New York at Los Angeles, N The increase figures were At Rockville Hospital the s ta te .. Cash will have the right to night, driving in the tying might take command of the Philadelphia at San Fran released Wednesday by the present maternity rate is WESTINiaiOUSE say, “ I told you so.” runs in the seventh and then Eastern race. cisco, N $81; intensive care unit, About Early Return Commission on Hospitals DEHUMIDIFIER! The 26-year old second knocking in the winning run American League and Health Care. This new $113; and medical-surgical, Padres 8, Mets 1 baseman, who was acquired with a single off relief ace EAST $81. BOSTON (U PI) — Two weeks after undergoing knee sur Dave Winfield hit two regulatory commission from the Pittsburgh Pirates Mike Marshall in the ninth W L Pet GB gery, Carlton Fisk, the Boston Red Sox All-Star catcher, homers and Bill Greif assumes budget reveiw Administrator Robert during the winter, predicts to give the Phillies a 5-4 vic Baltimore 46 37 .554 powers this year. Boardman said these rates RSox Top Rangers says he is unsure whether he’ll return to the lineup tliis pitched a seven-hitter as the as far back as spring tory over the Los Angeles Cleveland 45 37 .549 V, season. Padres snapped their six- H erbert A. Anderson, are within or below what training that the Phillies Dodgers. The Phillies Boston 46 38 .548 game losing streak. Milwaukee 43 41 .512 3*^ president of the commis most hospitals are charging. would ^ be contenders this picked up a full game on the During a period following Fisk’s injury, the Sox dropped Giants 4, Kxpos 2 Detroit 43 42 .506 4 sion, said the rate increases He also commented on the Behind Cleveland .season. Cardinals, who lost their will be used primarily to tremendous increase in the six of seven games and vacated first place in the American Jim B arr allowed 10 hits New York 41 43 .488 5V4 A Well, here it is mid-July fifth straight decision. finance wage and benefit in cost of supplies which he League E ast. They have won their last two contests and and walked two but went the WEST BOSTON (U PI) — Reggie Cleveland has finally gotten and the Phillies are only a The loss was the fourth GB creases for more than 30,000 said are anticipated to in now trail the Baltimore Orioles by half a game. distance to square his If you want more than just a quarter percent his mind back on baseball and it’s none too soon for the half game behind the first- against 11 wins for Marshall Oakland employes in general care crease by 15 to 16 per cent. record at 5-5 for the Giants. extra interest, the answer is yes. At CBT, you not Boston Red Sox. Fisk, speaking with reporters Wednesday for the first place St. Louis Cardinals. and marked the second Kansas City hospitals throughout the Anderson said hospitals E rro rs by pitcher Steve only get high interest you get free personal Qeveland went all the way, pitching a six-hitter time since a home plate collisioa required surgery on his They lack some of the straight time he was hit Texas state. are also altering their pen Renko and catcher Barry Wednesday as the Red Sox, after losing six out of seven, left knee, said he would like play again this year, but would pitching and power of other hard. Lopes and Joe Chicago sion, overtime and other checking, too. (No savings bank can give Foote contributed to all the Andre Marmen, ad defeated tte Texas Rangers 3-1 for their second win in a not if it would endanger his career. team s in the division but Ferguson homered for the Minnesota you that.) Giants’ runs, although only ministrator at Manchester benefit plans to conform to row. The victory kept them within half a game of first- they have demonstrated a Dodgers while Del Unser California .364 17 Vi two were unearned. Wednesday’s Results Hospital, said the present changes in practice and new And CBT makes it a lot easier to save. Just give place Baltimore in the American League East. “ I don’t think the team will force the issue,” said Fisk, knack for making the win connected for the Phillies. Baltimore 9, California 1 rate, per day, for maternity legislation. "I just got my mind back on who had a ligament repaired and a cartilage removed ning play or hit. And no one Braves 10, Pirates 3 , us the word and we’ll automatical^ transfer Cash is now batting .320. Boston 3, Texas 1 bed patients is $71.90; for in He added that the price of the game. Before I was just a from the knee following a collision with Cleveland’s Leron on the Phillies has Two-run homers by Dusty money from your checking account into your during a five-game losing The Houston Astros Milwaukee 6, Chicago 1 ordinary supplies, such as thrower, not a pitcher. I was Lee June 28. Baker and Dave Johnson tensive care unit, $104.13; Model ED307F streak which en d ^ Sunday with defeated the Cardinals, 3-2, Minnesota II, Detroit 6 food and pharmaceuticals, savings account trying to muscle the ball up were the big blows of a 15-hit and for the average medical- Rogelio Moret’s complete Fisk said he would work with Tim Blackwell, a the San Diego Padres New York 9, Kansas City 4 has increased dramatically “Sothat^s there. I wasn’t concentrating,” Atlanta attack against the surgical bed, $66.51. SAVE NOVIMIN A All you do is watch your dollars grow into a game victory over Kansas City. promising catcher brought up from Pawtucket by the Red whipped the New York Thursday’s Games Cleveland said. Pirates’ Dock Ellis and Marmen commented on in the past year, during most nest egg, a honeymoon, a vacation or whatever why more Dick Drago went all the way Mets, 8-1, the San Francisco Texas (Hargan 7-4) at Boston WESTINGMOUSE “ Everything’s just starting to Sox, while he was recovering from his injury. the increase in the cost of of which hospitals were un Monday, losing to the Ranger’s three relief pitchers. (Wise 3-4 or Lee 9-7) DEHUMimFIERi .you’re saving for. come together,” he said. “It’s (the knee) no different now than it was when it was Giants beat the Montreal supplies to the hospital but der strict state and federai people Steve Busby, who tossed a AND Cubs 11, Reds 3 Baltimore (McNally 8-6) at Manager Darrell Johnson operated on,” he said in a lockerroom news conference Expos, 4-2, the Atlanta controls. MAN CBUraa And remember, CBT has over 80 offices two-hitter. Luis Tiant gave up Andrew Thornton’s three- Chicago (Johnson 1-0), N added, “ 1 feel it is very im was more pleased with prior to the Red Sox-Texas Rangers game. “Since I’ve been Braves downed the During the coming three throughout the state. So no matter where you are saving only four hits Tuesday in a 2-1 run homer highlighted a six- New York (Medich 9-7) at portant to note that while Cleveland’s performance. hurt, I’ve lost 11 pounds.” RADK Pittsburgh Pirates, 10-5, and months the commission victory over the Rangers. run eighth inning outburst Kansas City (Briles 1-2), N the patient is paying more ~ work, live or travel, there’s a branch nearby. "It’s a big lift for us. We “The doctors said I would get full flexibility back in the the Chicago Cubs drubbed members and staff wili at CBT” which clinched the Cubs’ Cleveland (Peterson 7-4) at per day, the hospitai is doing mmkc needed him to go out and pitch a knee,” he said, adding that he was never seriously con the Cincinnati Reds, 11-3, in Minnesota (Decker 8-8), N examine the budgets, hold TELSVI8ION I P APPUANCI victory after the Reds cut a fantastic job in decreasing THE CONNECTICUT BANK good game. Not only for us, but cerned that the injury would end his career. TONIGHT othenNL games. Friday’s Games the length of time a patient hearings and, if necessary, for him. It puts a little life into Astros Game their deficit to 5-3 in the top NEXT TO STOP and SHOP AND TRUST COMPANY “ I thought about it, but they were only fleeting 3:2.5 Red .Sox vm. RiingerH, AHtruH 3, Cardinals 2 Detroit at Kansas City, N question items in the t ^ the action,” said Johnson. of the seventh. Bill Bonham has to stay.” BOSTON (UPI)-TheBoston thoughts,” he said. WTIC Greg Gross singled, stole Cleveland at Minnesota, N Neajby offices In AAanchester (3) and Rockvile. .j, Cleveland’s victory was the received credit for his budgets submitted by the OPEN WED., THURS. i Astros were scheduled to play 8 :2 5 YiinkH vs. Roviils, second and scored on Roger Texas at Milwaukee, N He cited figures showing fourth consecutive complete _ "I’d like to come back and help the team,” Fisk said. hospitals requesting the in FBI. NITES ’til 9 Member F.D.I.C. the Cleveland Stars here Satur WINF eighth win with the relief Baltimore at Chicago, N the decrease in the length of game by Red Sox pitchers, who “ But I don’t want to jeopardize my career. I don’t know Metzger’s single in the creases. day. 9:00 I'oollmll: Slurs vs. help of Oscar Zamora while Oakland at New York, N had been less than adequate we’ll just have to wait and see.” seventh inning to give the Sharks, (3i. 18 F ^d Norman was the loser. California at Boston, N Astros’ Mike Cosgrove his PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 11. 1974
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., 'Thurs., July ll. 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN Second Round Begins Fledgling Gridiron League ^^^Softball Results Draws 200,000 in Debut Strong Winds Prevail, TONIGHT’S GAMES different players had the hits Each side had 11 hits but Dillon vs. Trucion, 7:30- for 4-17 Electric. Fogarty Brothers had the 7-5 NEW YORK (UPI) - The World Football League A Legion Field crowd announced at 53,231 watched the Fitzgerald victory over Gorman Brothers Player Early Leader started off with a bang at the box office in its debut match between the two. teams, considered among fife Honda vs. Acadia, 8:45- REC LEAGUE last night at Fitzgerald. Wednesday night, with over 200,000 fans announced as strongest in the new, 12-team league. Fitzgerald Scoring three-run innings in Bob Valk, Rich Marsh and attending the maiden bill of five games, for an average of the third and sixth, CBT topped Ex-NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Dorn’s vs. Stale Bank, 7i30- Roger Petrin each had two hits LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England the tournament but lost a stroke to more than 40,000 per game. George Mira passed to former NFL star running back Paul Robertson x Second Congo, 7-2, last night at for 13-8 Fogarty’s. Bob Zeiner, (UPI) — South Africa’s Gary Player Nike Field. par at the 14th before his grandstand Philadelphia led the league with 55,534, and only the Robinson for the "action point” to give Birmingham an 8-7 Wholesale vs. Dick’s, 8:45- Gary Agnew, Don Denley and mastered gusting winds for the second Robertson Frank Dunucci had three Ed Hart each had two for 4-16 finish which left him five under for Florida Blazers played before an announced crowd of less lead and Earl Sark kicked a 26-yard field goal with 1:55 straight day today and fired a three- the tournament. than 30,000 paying customers, as the WFL proved to the Walnut vs. Pizza, 6:15- bingles for 9-2 CBT with Jerry Gorman’s. emaining after Southern California failed on a fourth-and- Wilson adding two blows and under-par 68 which gave him the early Player, who has played in every skeptics that they have fans as well as players. Keeney one gamble at its 14-yard line. Larry Morin and Harry Hurley 36-hole lead in the British Open golf British Open since 1955 and hopes to The upstart league served notice on the National Foot 72’s vs. Bob’s, 7:30-Nike EASTERN One of the new WFL rules, which the NFL borrowed each adding a double and single championship with a 137 total. play in many more, said: “For the ball League that they are for real, and perhaps added Millers vs. Highland, 6:15- Pounding out 18 hits, heavily from in revising their own rules for this season, Nebo to the 14-hit attack. Barry Player, 37, shared the first round last two days I've played a ^ e ll as I another inducement for the NFL owners and players to Tierney’s outdistanced Jim’s makes touchdowns worth 7 points, with points-after- Methodist vs. Center Congo, Dakin was best for 7-4 Congo lead with Britain’s John Morgan after possibly can. I’m hitting tjie ball good settle their 11-day-old strike, which has met with un with a pair of hits. Arco, 19-8, last night at Mt. touchdown worth one point by running or passing. Unlike 6:15-Nike Nebo. both posted 69s over Royal Lytham’s and putting good.” derwhelming fan reaction. any other football league, from high school to the NFL, Jaycees vs. Vets, 6il5- Tom Fitzgerald homered windswept 6,822-yard, par 71, links on Looking back to the Masters, Player The latest entry in the seemingly never-ending upward conversions may be not be kicked in the WFL. Another Robertson NIKE Wednesday. Pulling itself into a first place twice and singled for 4-7 said: ”I struck thy^ball as well in spiral of professional sports expansion debuts tonight on Heisman Trophy winner, former Notre Dame sidearm Scruse vs. David’s, 7:30-Nebo The reigning U.S. Masters cham tie with Pero’s last night was Tierney’s with Brian Quigley Augusta, but I dm not putt well. I national television with the New York Stars facing the quarterback John Huarte, threw a 40-yard scoring pass to Nelson’s vs. Glen’s, 6:15- adding four hits. Tom Lombar pion, Player had nines of 33-35 and Jacksonville Sharks in Florida. Fitzgerald Crockett Agency with a 12-0 think I had 7^utts there’but I’ve tight end Gary Shirk and rookie halfback Paul Miles ran blanking of Wyman Oil at Nike do with three and Jack finished in brilliant fashion with a bir A motley group of ex-NFL players, one-time Canadian made the sm ^ ones here.” for two touchdowns to boost the Memphis Southmen to a Field. The two top clubs stand Harrington two added to the die at the 368-yard 18th, a hole he said Football League stars, former minor leaguers, rookies and 34-15 victory over the Detroit Wheels in Memphis’ home DUSTY at 9-2 while Wyman dropped to cause. Pete Devanney made him afraid when he stood on the Player, ^ t i n g his six-iroii to good free agents were the heroes of the WFL’s opening card. opener before 30,122 fans. Walking away with two wins 5-6. homered. Dan Jones socked a tee Wednesday. use, dropped putts ranging from seven last night were the Angels at pair of homers and a single for In Philadelphia, King Corcoran threw two touchdown NFL castoff Virgil < Carter completed two touchdown Carl Ogren and Greg Player opened with a birdie, gave to 25-fe^ on his birdie holes. Robertson Park. ’The Angels passes and running back John Land rushed for two tallies Johnston each tripled and 5-5 Jim’s with Paul Zura, Mark passes and passed for 184 yards to lead the Chicdgo Fire to the stroke back with- a bogey at the hree-putted the third and found to spark the Philadelphia Bell to a 33-8 victory over the topped North End Fire, 10-2, in singled twice with Bob Boland Crowley, Rich Hollis, Leo a 17-0 win over the Houston Texans in their opening contest the regularly schedul^ game Maheux and Jim Thibodeau third, then made birds at 5 and 6. He tinker at the 14th and needed two Portland Storm before a hometown crowd at John F. in the Windy City before an announced Soldier Field crowd adding three blows. Rick Goss birdied the 13th to go five under for and 9-8 in the resumption of a doubled and singled and Ben each adding two hits to a 16-hit iftts to get down. Kennedy Stadium, site of the annual Army-Navy game. of 42,000. previous game called. The two attack. Corcoran, a former Atlantic Coast League star, com Gryzb chipped in with a triple (UPI photo) wins upped the Angels to a 6-5 to a 20-hlt attack. Wayne Ander pleted 21 of 38 passes for 227 yards. He hit Alan Thompson Jim Strong ran for a touchdown and grabbed an “action mark while the Hosemen on a 14-yard scoring aerial early in the second quarter, and play” pass to give the Florida Blazers an 8-7 victory over son and Craig Bushey each had FELINE Making a Staggering Dehut dropped to 2-8 with the set two hits for Wyman. Terry a few minutes later he hit Cecil Bowens with a 25-yard the Honolulu Hawaiians in their World Football Learae backs. Breaking loose with seven Sam SneadHeidds QuadOpen debut. Schilling doubled. runs in the opening frame, (UPI photo) touchdown toss, giving the Bell a 25-0 halftime lead. Southern CaPs Tony Adams (11) loses his footing Rich Blauvelt had two hits for League in its bow last night drew a good number of the winners and John Roosevelt Mills topped Chipping Away BETTENDORF, Iowa Deep in pigskin territory, hometown rookie Steve But with 2:44 remaining in the third quarter, blitzing while Biriningham Americans’ Ross Bruphacher (74) CHARTER OAK ditions, along with high and controlling them more than Williams ran back a pass interception 50 yards for a> fans and could be helped if the NFL strike continues Wollenberg and Dick Girard Crispino’s, 13-5, last night at (UPI) — Ageless Sam humidities, are forecast for all the heat,” Snead said. ‘Td tackle Billy Hobbs knocked the yellow football out of the moves in to add final touch. The World Football for a long time. Going into overtime, Multi- Mt. Nebo. touchdown in the fourth quarter to spark the Birmingham had two apiece for the Hosemen Circuits topped Fuller’s Sou^i Africa’s Gary Player chips onlo the green in the Snead, seeking to end a nine- four days of the tourney, which prefer to play when it’s warm hands of Hawaii’s No. 2 quarterback. Bill Donckers. in the regularly slated game. Debbie Sarni had four of the Americans to an 11-7 victory over the Southern California Package Store, 9-7, last night at opening round of the British Open. Player shared the year drought on the PGA begins today at the Crow Valley instead of when it’s cold, Tackle Paul Vellano covered it for the Blazers on the 10. 17 Roosevelt hits with Cindy first round lead with unknown John Morgan. Gdlf Course. although 1 think I’d rather be Sun. Fitzgerald Field. Talaga adding a homer and two tour at this week’s Quad CANDLELIGHT Tim Cunningham with five Cities Open, has some "We’re all in good shape on playing in BVD’s to be a little Excellent pitching was singles. Joan Beaudry stroked the tour right now,” said Snead, more comfortable.” ☆ ☆ ☆ ' hits. Bill Zwick four and Mike three hits and Terri Muldoon strong words for sports fans All-Star Game Victim exhibited on both sides as Balesano and Steve Banas two 62, winner of 84 tour events. Jumps Back to NFL and Cathy McConnell each had who believe conditioning CAT * league-leading Armory Tavern each were best for Multi, which “It’s not the same type of Jim Jamieson, the local OH I • JULY 13 LOCAL nipped Vito’s, 2-1, last night at a pair of hits for the 8-3 Ladies T ournament and endurance are not shape as a football or a baseball favorite in the tourney from had 15 hits. Frank Meluzzo had winners. Mary Gracyalny had necessary elements for a BASEBALL Robertson. Jim Balesano three bingles for Fuller’s with player, but we are in great con nearby Moline, 111., agrees with PLAINVIUE STADIUM Of Football Strike hurled a three-hitter for 20-2 Ar three hits for 7-4 Crispino’s with professional golfer. dition and will need to be if this Snead that the golfers are in top Paul Solmonson, Pat Collet and Gail Kelley adding two. Carol MODIFIED AUTO ☆ ☆☆ mory while Bill Fecko hurled a Steve Howroyd each con Opens in Columbus Snead, whose last victory was heat keeps up.” shape and should be able to Eagles Sign Bergey CHICAGO (UPI) - For “irresponsible attack on the the players aren’t to blame. seven-hitter for 11-10 Vito’s. Brown homered. in the 1%5 Greensboro Open, Snead, known for his straw overcome the weather. Si tributing two hits to a 14-hit at the first time since its incep traditions of football.” “It’s just one of those Alan Noske of Armory was tack. contends that all pros on the hat, says he usually carries an INDY LEAGUE COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — You almost believe Donna tour today are in "excellent "You've got to be in great RACES tion in 1934, the annual mid Cancellation of the game things that happen — and the only player to have more adequate supply of salt tablets PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Unleashing a 22-hit attack, Young when she says she’d “ give my right arm ” to win the shape” and predicts that this to help cope with the hot and shape with the length of the nouncing the trade for signed a five-year contract with summer clash between the was announced by Cooper than one hit. SILK CITY uu> maybe should have Manchester Oil Heat whipped $40,000 LPGA-Borden’s Classic which starts Friday at the week's $100,000 event here will humid conditions. But, he says tour as it is right now,” — Philadelphia Coach Mike Bergey Wednesday. “We’re Philadelphia. ALUMNI College All-Stars and the Rollow, Tribune sports Pushing across three run-in happened” he said. Another well-pitched game in the British-American Club, 14- Riviera Country Club. prove his point. the real test in the Quad Cities Jamieson said. ”I just can’t un MOMRED McCormack says the going to be in contention. The six-year veteran, who Nothing was decided last National Football League the third inning, Moriarty editor and president of Miami Coach Don Shula the league was tossed last night 5, last night at Keeney Field. Mrs. Young, the former Donna Caponi, has been a Temperatures have been in event will be the battle of “con derstand how people can think acquisition of veteran mid We’re going to get in the McCormack called “one of the night as Manchester Savings & BrotheVs edgeil Frank’s FEATURE champions, the traditional Tribune Charities. said he “hated to see a fine as WINF’s Phil Burgess hurled Mark Hanna was best for 7-4 the upper 90s all week and the trol.” of golfers as non-athletes w h^ dle linebacker Bill Bergey playoffs. I think this top linebackers in football, if Loan and Manchester Credit Market, 5-2, last night at longtime gallery favorite in the LPGA events here, the se kickoff of the football “Tribune Charities, which traditional game called ti four-hitter in leading his club Oil Heat with five hits with A1 weatherman says the same con- “It’s more a matter of nerves we play in weather like this.’^ LAP “guarantees” the Eagles a guarantees it.” not the top,” had been the sub Union fought to a 6-6 draw at Fitzgerald. cond oldest stop on the women’s professional tour. season, will not be played. already has incurred con off.” to an 8-0 whitewashing of Wiley and Jim Granato each ad PLEASURE spot in the National Football ject of a court battle between Mt. Nebo. Ed Kowal, Craig Jordan and Added to that is the fact that The scheduled July 26 con- siderable expense preparing The NFLPA expressed Economy Electric at Robert ding three. Bob Similer, Ted League playoffs this season. the Bengals and the World Johnny Johnson had two of John Quaglia each had a pair of Donna met her husband, Ken, FEATURE The Eagles’ dealt their first- Football League, after he the five hits Savings picked up test was canceled for the game, cannot con regret that the game had to son. Delude, Jack Hughes and Ron “I hope it gives the whole round draft choices in 1977 and hits for 14-6 Moriarty’s. Jim Carr each had two blows. Mark here in 1971, and she will be per PLUS HEATS signed a pact to play for the while Don Duff, Rick Tasillo Wednesday, becoming the tinue plans when the status be cancelled. Lloyd Boutilier had three hits forming before friends and S3 ADM. a to 12 yra. 9S( Eastern Conference 1978 and their second-round for 6-16 WINF with Bob Dowling had three hits for 12-9 Kravontka had three hits for Undar 6 yrt FREE Florida Blazers of the WFL in and Scott Sweet had the hits first casualty of the National of the game remains uncer “We don’t consider this a Frank’s while Collins Judd, relations. something to think about,” pick in 1978 to the Cincinnati McLucas and Joe Albecki each the 5-6 losers with Ron Bagley Races avsry Sat, 8 P.M. 1976. The Bengals were un collected by Credit. Football League Players tain,” Rollow told a news victory. Rather, we regret John Barry and Dave Brannick “It’s an added incentive,” she McCormack said after an Bengals for Bergey, 29, who successful in their bid to stop adding two blows. Four and Walt Smolensk! each ad Association strike. conference. it,” said NFLPA President each had two blows. ding two. said, “but it also adds a lot of the veteran from jumping. pressure. But I don’t worry ALUMNI JUNIOR The NFLPA pledged to A dejected band of All- Bill C)urry. 'A6WAY about it anymore. I don’t have Scoring in every inning un donate half of what the Stars began breaking Curry said the NFLPA ASA LEAGUE Bergey’s attorney, Bart anything to prove.” / Brown, told the news con leashing a 16-hit attack, game between the All-Stars training camp Wednesday had made an unconditional Taking down two wins yester and the champion Miami day in Plainville was Gromaa’s That she doesn’t because she ference his clieijt agreed to Groman’s Sports Shop whipped without so much as a single pledge to donate half of what is one of only two women to Main Issue Sports Shop, 14-9 over Preston jM vtays to keep your return any money paid him by Liggett’s Parkade, 20-2, last Dolphins would have raised, scrimmage. Half of the the game raised last year, Money ever win back-to-back U. S. night at the West Side Oval. Machine of New Haven and 11-6 the WFL club and the Blazers about $100,000, to Chicago team had left town by noting that “half the respon Open titles. Mrs. Young turned FREE SAFETY CHECK Chris Merisotis was best for over Len’s Lounge. The wins P e s t agreed to release from his con Tribune Charities Inc., spon Wednesday night and the sibility” for the game’s the trick in 1970-71. tract. the winners with a five-for-five Schramm Charges moved Groman’s into a tie for g a r d e n and la w n sor of the annual charity rest were expected to leave cancellation rests with Although she has not won a Art and Ray take great “I don’t want to bust any performance at the plate and first in the league. f ig h t e r s — game. today. striking players. tournament this year, Mrs. pride In their work. Art bubbles, but I took a cut in pay scored five runs. Peter Garman In the win over Preston’s, A spokesman for NFL “I don’t think anybody’s “We know where the THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (UPI) - Dallas Cowboys’ Young says she is “playing growing well! h a s 14 years of to come here,” said Bergey, went three-for-four including a Ron Riordan and Bob Kowalski owners promptly lashed out responsible,” All-Star Coach money is coming from. We President and General Manager Tex Schramm Wednesday each had three hits in four trips well. I’ve only had two or three experlance all in brake who said he would have balked double and Chris DiCiantis had bad weeks all year.” at a deal to any other NFL two towering triples. Tom at the union, accusing John McKay of Southern will raise the money,” made his bitterest attack yet on the striking Players with Kowalski, Dave White and 69 work. Ray, employed by striking players of an California said. “Certainly Bob Brannick each homering. Although she refused to *3 team. Boland had two bingles and Jim Curry said, explaining Association, saying money — not freedom — was its goal. predict the winning score, she NIchols-Manchester Tire, Mark Monette played well 3 lbs. “I like Mike’s family at Boudreau added a two-bagger. luncheons, banquets and Schramm’s blast at the union did say she felt the scores Inc. for the past 5 years, defensively in this contest. mosphere here, the ’There were no results from other such fund-raising came shortly after another would be low. AGWAY h a s 13 years total Liggett’ noted. In the win over Len’s, togetherness, the team unity,” events would be held by sharp comment from New York “This course is in the best VEGETABLE GREENLAWN experience. For safety Kowalski was four-for-four and Bergey said. ‘‘They’re a young / ^ Twilight Giants’ President Wellington shape its ever been in,” she GARDEN DUST PLUS Ambitious Play Noted players to raise the funds. Dave Viara two-for-three. Rich sake, put your car In the ball club, a sassy, spicy group ALUMNI JUNIOR Mara, who said the union had said of the four-year-old A select grade of LAWN FERTILIZERS Rollow said the NFLPA Riordail, Kowalski, Brannick dust offering wide hands of men that know of people that want to go out Scoring three times in the causeid the cancellation of a Riviera course, hosting the For Neipsic Players offer had been relayed to the Action and Monette all homered. range insect and Developed by Agway's service. and h it... I wouldn’t be here if 1 bottom of the fourth, Mari- “ revered part of American event here for the third straight disease control- NFL, but the charity made Own Lawn Specialists to didn’t think Philadelphia was a Mads topped Burger King, 5-2, Victories have been few football.” year. even common Ambitious best describes the tennis activity for Neipsic (Hub no request that the league aphids. (65-0344) Give You More Green' for winner.- last night at Cheney Tech. an d fa r between for The Cowboys’ president members with a busy tournament and league schedule. Your Money' Rich in Kevin Williams scattered match the donation. It all started with the teams Maiirbester Coiiiniunity aimed his remarks at Ed Water Insoluble Nitrogen, four hits while striking out Shortly after the game ^“ 1 of Stu Jennings and Emory College in the Hartford Garvey, the executive director 1 lb. 3 lbs. Iron. Plant Food Valqe! W e C h e c k three and walking eight in was cancelled, Wellington of the NFLPA. ANDERSON BROS. EXXON BASKETBALL Olcott, Steve Hadge and Jim Twilight League this • FRONT END posting the victory. Doug Cain Mara, president of the New “Ed Garvey talks about the Moultan and Win Sharp and season and tonight the 110 Center Street, Manchester • 643-0613 and Williams were best with York Giants and chairman freedom issues,’’ said • DISC BRAKES Jack Davis sweeping Farming locals will be out to end 85c >4.65 23 lbs. covers SEI low... 3 Woyi to OPEN DAILY 10-10; T H U R S ., FRI., S A T . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,. July 11. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN Chorgo'lt at K mart Migrant Kids Inflation Factor in Two Elections BY PHIL i: L "';''‘gir 1 % NEWSOM in character and which up to Tanaka’s narrow victory failed to convince them they controls over government spen Get a Break UPI Foreign News Analyst now has defied hitherto came in the face of public opi sensitivity to the huge role Canada and Japan have just could do it any better. ding. accepted measures leading to a nion polls which showed that played by U.S. investment in For both Trudeau and the A recent flexible approach in gone through elections which — cure. only about 20 per cent of the Canadian enterprises and the ATLANTA (UPI) - His The problem of educating leader of his chief opposition, volving a mix of social and whatever the cultural and Japanese people approved the questions of how to control it. father and mother are migrant migrant children is quite com Conservative Robert Stanfield, economic measures gave social differences between the The results in both cases ran way Tanaka and his cabinet workers. Every six months or plex,” said Winford Miller, the two nations —focused on just this election was crucial. Canada a real growth of 7.1 per so, the family packs up to counter to what many had an were running the government. Stanfield himself won reelec system’s administrator, “when one issue —inflation. ticipated. cent in 1973, the highest in 17 follow the harvest of tomatoes, tion to parliament but the you consider that they change ’They thus zeroed in on a fn Canada, the Liberal party Japan’s inflation rate is run years. in MANCHESTER it's cucumbers, watermelons and school as often as five tiirfes a overall failure of the Conser malaise which is international of Prime Minister Pierre ning at 23 per cent, the highest Relations with the United tobacco in South Georgia. year, suffer an unusually high vatives may cost him the party Elliott Trudeau won a clear among the world’s in States entered into the cam Ten-year-old Robert, one of incidence of disease and their leadership, majority, apparently because dustrialized nations, at the paigns in both Canada and seven children, enrolls in the yearly family income averages same time the country’s fifth grade in Thomasville, a more than half of the voters dis Trudeau, a “wonder boy” of Japan although in a relatively SROr//£RS from $1,300 to a rare peak of agreed with, the opposition economy is in its deepest trou Canadian politics in 1968 and a low key. ^ Bullderi of quiet tobacco town near the $3,600.” ^ ble since World War II. LIMITED QUANTITIES! Florida line. It is mid-March. About Town Conservative party’s plans to failure in 1972, is again on top of HARD SURFACE Maxwell Dyer, the system’s In Japan, it was a question of DRIVEWAYS By his second day at school, control 11 per cent inflation by Its balance of payments is the heap after an election in coordinator, said schools along freezing prices and incomes which he abandoned the quiet President Nixon's reported in SpK/jfWag !» RAIN Robert’s teacher knows he has deep in the red, mostly because tention to visit Japan this year, PAYING the country’s three main and imposing controls. elder statesman approach and Sine* )920 a way with numbers, difficulty of the increases in the price of a visit about which the migrant streams often lack The VFW Post and Auxiliary injected some thunder. . Machine Spread reading either -English or adequate records for these In Japan, Prime Minister oil, after years of steady gains Japanese are reported not too Parking Lots • Gas Stations will have a picnic Sunday for Spanish, and a 20 per cent children. Kakuei 'Tanaka’s ruling Liberal in which the economy advanced enthusiastic so long as the ques Aik About Our Written Guarontet patients at the Rocky Hill It also is true that Trudeau's Maifer Charge Accepted • Free Estimates hearing loss in his left ear, Democratic party barely by 10 per cent and more annual- tion of possible impeachment “Teachers and ad Veterans Hospital. Members record shows him to have been probably due to measles when ly- hangs in the air. Call Manchester 643-7691 ministrators have no way of squeaked through to retain con a persistent fighter againsti in he was 6. planning to attend will meet at (Edwords knowing what subjects had trol of the upper house of the In both countries, then, the flation since the late 19Ws, In Canada, it was Canadian Vernon Circle Vernon Building) Two years ago it is likely that the Post Home at 4 p.m. been studied and what grade Diet (parliament), essential to voters might be unhappy but in when he risked mounting un school people would not have jevels were achieved. Equally Tanaka’s hopes of retaining both the opposition parties employment to institute tight had a fraction of this informa important, health records are Westhill Gardens Social Club leadership of the party in next tion, and by the time the pieces often incomplete or nonexis is planning a trip to Old year’s party elections and of SEPTIC TANK - CESSPOOL CLOGGING were put together Robert would tent. And when the migrant Saybrook July 17, Members retaining the premiership. have been on his way to a new child’s native language is planning to make the trip will PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP CAN NOW OE PREVENTED! L ivingston, N. J. — An- town, another school and Spanish — something like 75 per meet Herrmann Hall at 9:45 These proven FX bacte WEEKEND SPECIALI amazing bacterial discovery rial organisms, known as another set of academic cent of migrant children come a.m. that prevents clogging of obstacles. FX-4 for septic tanks, FX- from non-English speaking BERNARD A. LOZIER, septic tanks and cesspools 7 for cesspools, and FX-11 Robert is among some 900,000 families — you can imagine the INC. Daisies with but a single, safe and for sluggish septic tanks migrant children in the United problems teachers and doctors Full Gospel Christian Fel easy-to-use yearly treat and cesspools are available States getting help through the lowship, Interdenominational, Celling Regain ment, has bmn developed locally. have been up against.” Miss by the FX-Lab Co., Living Migrant Student Record will have a Bible study and open Available also, is a free Underwood said the system is a Replacemente ston, N. J. booklet "The Story of Willie Transfer System, a modern discussion tonight at 7:30 at having a dramatic impact on Quality Carpantry Work, 1 . 4 9 d o » . Sluggish systems and Bacteria, or How To Take THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY computer system that forwards the dropout rate among Orange Hall. Patloa • Additiona drainfields can also be re Care of Your Septic Tank medical and education records stored to normal by fast or Cesspool" from: / migrant children. 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I had come to ehcourage fish farming by times considered myself an mates. Winters blossomed. for the state Economic Oppor Tour Goes On JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) after the indictments were an vendetta against him by his SALEM, Ore. (UPI) - Winters was a hard case life pointed him to the job the other his life. Winters says, came just that conclusion in 1957,” he making specific coastal areas Gift for You— , atheist. I was ready to commit In June, 1967, W inters tunity Office. Two years later, — A federal grand ju ^ charged nounced. enemies seeking to oust him Oregon’s new ombudsman, termer, who at 12 stole milk day, and it has been aitlong road after his life sentence convic said. ' available to private Hrms under suicide. ______became one of the first lifers Winters married a staffer at SYDNEY (UPD -A ustralian when stocky guards roughed up Sen. Edward J. Gurney R-Fla., “I have an abiding faith in the from his seat, which he has held /* ’« Marc “Ted” Winters, 49, is no bottles from neighbors’ porches to his role in state government tion for armed robbery. Three But the writing career long-term lease arrangements "I prayed. And I’m convinced ever to go outside the prison the office and became an ins unions agreed today to permit cameramen before a concert. a member of the Senate American system of justice and since November, 1968. ordinary man. and who at 15 was a Lovers for the once skinny defiant kid years earlier, he had been foundered. His new self con and by governmental that I heard Christ speak to me, walls on work release, a tant father to her four children. Frank Sinatra to continue his Sinatra later told the audience Watergate Committee, with I firmly believe that I will be The maximum penalties for GREEN SURVIVAL! His job is to listen to people’s Lane bandit sentenced to who came out of Depression- paroled from the Walla Walla fidence withered and ha. sought assistance to such enterprises, saying 'Walk in harmony with rehabilitation program then in In his new position as om concert tour after keeping him that newsmen were “bums” bribery and influence peddling proved innocent of any all of the various charges Speclalt Time To Planl troubles with their government. reform school for armed era poverty into a string of State Prison in Washington. escape from his problems in marine researchers at the robbery. Me.’ its infancy. budsman, Winters holds the a virtual prisoner in a Sydney and women reporters Wednesday in the first indict wrongdoing in this affair. against Gurney total 42 years in a rm ^ robbery, assault, kid By then, long hours of another armed robbery. Caught University of Rhode Island said "That was the turning point. The governor’s office, in a highest state government posi hotel room because of his “hookers." “They are pimps, ment against a U.S. senator in “I intend to figh^^^is move prison and at least $80,(KK) in naping and escape convictions solitary confinement had Wednesday. GERANIUMS and convicted, he was It just dissolved all the self- gesture of support for the work tion ever held by an ex-convict blistering attack against they are just crazy you know,” 50 years. just as hard as I ooii^nd I will fines. The fine could be much that finally led to a life produced several short stories For Your Summtr Colorl sentenced to life in prison at the hatred and bitterness in me.” release program, hired Winters in Oregon. reporters. he said. “The hookers, the Gurney, in a brief statement, be vindicated.” larger if the fine for bribery is sentence in March, 1963. and a novel. Three of the stories The species appearing to Now Oregon State Penitentiary. Winters went to the prison as the governor’s office “ It’s a great honor from After a four-hour meeting broads who work for the press, proclaimed his “absolute in Florida Republican Party calculated at three times the 4” Pota State’s Hospitals ^ have the greatest potential for Only McCall pardoned Winters in were published and Winters That was the low point of his chaplain, who decided Winters’ representative in the black where 1 come from,” he said. among Sinatra, his lawyer are the hookers of the press. nocence,” but a Florida GOP Chairman L.E. (Tommy) amount of the bribe, as December, 1973, six months hoped for a writing career. fish farming in New England life, that sentence in best hope was to get his mind community as part of the Model “I just feel I have an obligation Milton Rudin, and Australian Need I say that to you. I might leader said the indictment dealt Thomas said after learning of provided by law. 3i«2.25 after the governor named him “I felt I was going to make it. are the American oyster, hard September, 1963. off his own problems and start Cities program. to be successful and to Council of Trade Unions Presi offer them a buck and a half, a “mortal blow" to the the indictment, “I’m very sorry Gurney said in a televised Request Increases clam, bay scallop, American assistant ombudsman and made I had pretty much decided that “I had never been religious,” helping others. He put Winters In February, 1969, Winters dent Bob Hawke, a joint state Nou>'$ The Time To Plant demonstrate what an ex I'm not sure.” lobster and the Coho salmon — senator’s re-election chances about this tragic turn of events news conference last Dec. 7 him a member of his personal I had been in prison because I he said. "I had at previous to work counseling fellow in was paroled and went to work ment was issued in which HARTFORD (UPI) - supplies, such as food and phar convict is capable of doing.” The singer said he was a Pacific species. Dr. John K. this fall. and, even though he is innocent that he had no advance staff. Sinatra said he did not intend BEDDING PLANTS Connecticut hospitals have maceuticals, had increased shocked by the news printed by Gates, oceanographer Clement Gurney, President Nixon’s until proven guilty. I’m sure the knowledge of the fund-raising any general reflection upon the Australian reporters and added, senator’s re-election effort has requested price increases dramatically durjng the past S. ^(Jriscom and G.C. staunchest Republican backer efforts carried out on his behalf Ageritum, Bnapt, ONLY' moral character of Australian “Most are a bunch of fags been dealt a mortal blow.” MarIgoWt. Patuniaa, averaging 9.6 per cent for the year, during most of which Matniessen, president of the on the Watergate Committee, and said he ordered them halted Dahliaa, ate. journalists. anyway—-a pox on them.” In Washington, sources in the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, the hospitals were under strict Marine Research Corp., wrote was charge with conspiracy, as soon as he found out about The singer did reserve the Attorney Rudin held his news bribery, receiving unlawful Justice Department said the 31*2.89 Connecticut Hospital Associa state and federal controls. in a report titled ‘Mquaculture them. ALSO PLANT YOUR right to continue to comment tion said Wednesday. Anderson said annual rate in conference at Sydney's in New England.” compensation and four counts last time a seqator was indicted VEOETABLE PLANTS NOW) upon the quality of their work. Boulevard Hotel, where the of making false statements to a in office was Sen. Burton K. The requests were made as creases in some areas in the Hawke emerged from the the hospitals submitted budgets country amounted to 14 to 17 singer remained isolated above Technology exists for raising grand jury. Wheeler of Montana in 1924, but I INDIAN POW WDWl Special! Hardy, SW ' Pots conference at Sinatra's hotel to for review by the Commission per cent. in his suite. each of those species through The indictment climaxed a the charges later were dis RT. 66, COLUMBIA announce that the tour would CHRYSANTHEMUMS on Hospitals and Health Care, “Mr. Sinatra regretted the in all stages of their life cycles to 10-month investigation by the missed. For Information, call The average Connecticut continue. cidents, which have been blown 18-member grand jury that Gurney has maintained all the new regulatory agency hospital rate increase request marketable size and market de ROLAND FRAPPIER Planl Now for “It's on,” he told newsmen. out of proportion,” Rudin said. ONLY I assuming this year for the first mand “appears to be strong and started out as a look at favored along that the grand jury in 456-2725 boautlful Auguat and is less than the rise in the cost The unions said they had no fall coloral time budget review powers. But he said Sinatra refused to to be capable of absorbing treatment to builders by the vestigation is part of a political of living for the past 12 months, desire to embarrass Sinatra. 31*2.89 Herbert A. Anderson, the he said. apologize to reporters, as significant increases in produc Federal Housing Administraton Hawke said union leaders had Hardy Paranlala, Columblna, Stduma, association’s president, said the demanded ^y the Australian tion, particularly if production (FHA) and the Department of Varonleaa. Artahuala, Day Llllaa - 1S.000 to^ The commission members CASH & CARRY VALUES!! authorized him to say they chooaa fromi M* rate increases will be used Journalists Association. “We were scheduled to take advan Housing and Urban Develop and staff will examine the would ask their members to TRINITY COVENANT primarily to finance wage and believe he has nothing to tage of seasonal variations in ment and led to a $400,000 cam See Our Lerge DIspley Of budgets during the coming desist from action to stop the Save on “SCOTTS" feed & benefit increases for more than apologize for,” Rudin said. . price,” the authors said. paign "slush fund” collected CHURCH three months and hold rest of the tour or to prevent Earlier, a spokesman quote^ for Gurney. weed. Also headquarters for HANGING <4.99 30,000 employes in general care hearings, if necessary, to ques 302 Hackmatack Street GREENFIELD, ORTHO, Ws IfU ■■ ■UUlMninili sanded Sinatra's leaving the country Sinatra as refusing to apologize "I maintain my absolute in MILARQAMITE, KERR McQEE hospitals in the state. tion itetiis in the budgets sub afterwards. to the reporters and said the State Crashes nocence of any wrongdoing,” and ORGANIE fertilizers. POTS *5.99 Hospitals are also altering mitted by the hospitals. The Sinatra had threatened legal 11 iilim ifliim exterior singer demanded an apology said Gurney in a statement VACATIDN Let us helffyou with your Jackson A Perkins (Standard) their pension, overtime and commission will decide action because of the boycott. “for 15 years of s—he has taken Kill Two Men issued by his Washington office garden insect & disease other benefit plans to conform whether to approve the hospital 'U ,,.fiiiH nA w N w A I Rudin earlier told a news con from the world press.” BIBLE SCHODL problems ■ from 3 to changes in practice and new budgets and if not will order the plywood ference Sinatra “has nothing to Rudin said Sinatra had asked United Press liilernatiunal qualified growers. ROSES‘3.39 legislation, Anderson said. institutions to adopt lower apologize for” and that the him to investigate the possibili A 20-year-old New London Lead Poison J u ly 1 5 -1 9 YnH ow Kosm Rmt Htma” He said the price of ordinary budgets, according to statute. For shelves, underlay- music star was wrong in con man was killed late Wednesday Preserve Your Drivewey C hryuntlw nium i, Larg* and Small FoUaga ment, counters . . . all ty of taking legal action against HARTFORD (UPI) - State and Tanarlum Plania, Qlnilnlaa, Mliad sidering Australia a “true free the unions involved in the ban night when he apparently tried 9 A.M. - 12 A.M. JENNITE J-16 Pota, Ruatic Batkala, Aialaaa, Rhododan- your building and re- Health Commissioner Douglas drona, African VIolata, and much, much democracy.” for loss of earnings. to outrun a pursuing police car DRIVEWAY moral Thouaanda to chhcaa from. modellng needs! and sm ash^ into a tree. A S. Lloyd said Wednesday Smooth-sanded 4’x8’ Australian union members “We are astounded that the Connecticut has received a $73,- “ Jesus is the Way” SEALER 5g.i. Terrirlan I Itnzai SsniM! imposed a ban on the controver decisions of a few union leaders Durham man died iii an earlier W arren’s Toughest sheets. accident when his car also hit a 000 fe d e ra l g ra n t to aid Ages 3 - those In 8th Grade In Fall 168 WOODLAND 8T„ MANCHESTER 643-8474 sial singer, forcing cancellation can apparently deprive a man programs for detecting lead 4’x 8’x W’...... of at least one performance in of his living, caq stop him tree. 6 4 9 -6 0 2 7 Decision Involved Groton police said Raymond paint poisoning. Dr. Lloyd said his $675,000 tour, denying him leaving a country, or possibly the money will expand present 6.59 ea Scarratt was seen either 4’x 8’x V ” ...... hotel room service and cutting even stop him being fed,” average tests from 20,000 to 2 off fuel for his private jet. Rudin said. pushing or letting someone out Read Herald Ads Japanese Internment of his car at the intersection of 200,000 yearly. ______iiiCUiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; In Canberra, Immigration “ Mr. Sinatra was mistaken 9.99 « Rtes. 184 and 117. 4’x e’x V,"...... Minister Clyde Cameron said when he came thinking When officers tried to detain SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - harsh in its criticism of the gypsum today he would attempt to block Australia was a true, free Scarratt, they said, he drove off One of Earl Warren’s toughest move: 12,99.. Sinatra from visiting Australia democracy.” wallboard down Rte. 184 at high speed. and most controversial “ ...Despite the suspicions in again. “If he wanted to come Easy to Install 4'x 8'x again and I could stop him, I Rudin said the union leaders About two miles down the. decisions in a lifetime of hard which they (the Japanese- 3/8’’ sheets for Interior certainly would,” Cameron had not attended the Melbourne road, police said, Scarratt choices came while he was Americans and aliens) were walls and ceilings. A said. concert and based their actions sideswiped a car coming in the California attorney general in held there was not one recorded (Ire-proof covering that self-sealing Insulates tool The controversy exploded on a report published in a opposite direction, went into a Change Your Garage Doors From the early days of World War II. act of sabotage or espionage Tuesday night in Melbourne Melbourne newspaper. field, bounced off a curb and He approved a War Depart which was attributable to them. roof sailed through the air into the ment plan to relocate in deten “Moreover, the percentage of tree. The accident happened tion camps 100,0(X) Japanese enlistments in the armed forces 1 7 9 about 11:45 p.m. ^Looking Like This |T6| Looking Like These aliens and Nisei, Americans of by those of Japanese ancestry shingles Driscoll Attacks Rolice said Scarratt was Japanese descent, who lived exceeded the nationwide Built-in adhesive spots returning from a wedding par along the West Coast. The percentage. Where the average hold tight after nail ty. Durham police said ^ y - department argued that per casualty rate of the American kiln dried ing. Protects against Job Fund Stand mond Hersey, 48, was killed sons of Japanese ancestry army was less than 25 per cent, winds and rain. Choice when his car veered off Howd might commit acts of sabotage the casualty rate of the 442nd 2” x4” x8’ studs of colors. 3 bundles Road and smashed into a tree and espionage. Regimental Combat Team, Construction grade studs cover 100 sq. ft. HARTFORD (UPI) - The “These have had the most about 5 p.m. In recent years, Japanese- composed entirely of Japanese- smooth on all 4 sides. state L(abor Council says a layoffs, causing them to pay the Ideal lor building & American groups have asserted Americans, was 308 per cent. business group's defense of a maximum, or near the remodeling. Warp & shrink Warren expressed regret for his “No other group of regimen proof. $62 million deficit in the un maximum tax rate,” Driscoll CALL ISSUED Ell decision. They argued that the tal size during World War II employment insurance fund said. decision was pushed by Califor won more than three presiden looks like a long range plan to Manufacturing and building NAPERVILLE, 111. (UPI) - i E nia farm interests who saw an tial distinguished unit citations; trim benefits. construction firms will be hurt United Methodist mission aries have issued a call for opportunity to rid themselves of the 442d Japanese-American John J. Driscoll, president of the most by the system of tax 1 4 competition from Japanese regiment won seven.” liabilities imposed at the prod Methodists throughout the ONCE A YEAR SPKIAL each square the council, said Wednesday he farmers. They point out that the The same year the ding of the CBIA during the 1973 world to “repudiate the con views the position of the GET OUR LOW - LOW PRICES . . . WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS same action was not taken in President’s Commission on legislature, Driscoll said. tinued violation of human Connecticut Business and In Hawaii, which jgas much closer Civil Rights branded the mass Driscoll said the CBIA stands rights by the military junta dustry Association as a move to to the theater S war. relocation one of the most to gain regardless of which par ruling Chile.” They called on keep the fund out of balance for A congressional committee serious moral crimes in ty wins control of the church agencies to carry out political advantage. assessing the move in 1948 was American history. IT-YOURSELF SAVINGS! legislature this November. If "whatever action is deemed -I------1 , r “I find in it clear evidence of the Democrats win, they will be appropriate to assist the SAVE ‘jet white’ an elaborate ploy to keep the faced with a series of automatic Chilean church....” fund in a continuing red-ink posi federal tax penalties on tion so as to justify the con employers because of the latex tinuing CBIA efforts to reduce state's borrowing for the fund. VITAMIN FREE SUMMER benefits to the jobless who are And if the Republicans win, paint seeking, but cannot find, other he said, the CBIA would retain Any Size — Any Style — Professionally Installed By work,” Driscoll said. HEADQUARTERS what he called veto power over Liggett Parkade Eaey-dow-it paliit for When Meskill took office four 10% any changes in the present tax Low Prices’ a iMllng axtorlor fin* years ago, Driscoll said, the structure. SAVINGS laid Blistor*, pool-, and FIBERGLAS ON ALL fund had a balance of $302 OTHER SIZES oradc-rMleUint; reeitte million. 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And, an WHILE THEY LAST! :g n u p downspout gutter additional 0.3 per cent will be COMPLETE PARTS AND SERVICE FACILITIES 39 039 levied each year the loan TOTAL REAAODELING each length w length remains unpaid. NOT! 2 adjustable all-steel The additional tax is going to SLIPCOVER & UPHOLSTERY e n jo y hurt businesses already in YOUR CHOICE o o o SUPERIOR EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 5-shelf SOOTHING WHIRLPOOl cellar economic difficulty because of Fiberglass . . . Raised Carved Panel . . . Flush Door . . . Starting At SUMMING SAUNA material shortages, slow FABRIC S n % SPARKLING SHOWERS posts storage unit customer demand and high in Reduced up to off Stained Glass . . . Cathedral Doors . . . Masonite Rough Sown $ 3 5 Q O nutritional g u id a n c e terest rates, he said. 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Dependable)epe 2 8" faucet, with sculp although there has been a .• Weitinghouse Motor & stain resistant (or speed fan, double tillers, tured handles, conven • Syn. ient hose & spray. ea. recorded decline in electricity • ealt-Train Drive FREE TRIAL years of wearl Self Interior light. While & • J e rsey rimmed. colors. demand. yd. • Radio Controlled *hiS 11 im . proftam . * 25"x 22" 33"x 22" ea. Northeast Vice President 60 single bowl. double bowl. Ernest L. Grove, Jr., told 199 ri{. r«I 99 ^ ea. - 24.99 19.99 II. public utility commissioners reg. Wednesday that the company V2 PRICE ITEMS 16■ ^ ??18.99 ea. 22 26.99c sees the decline as temporary. • Ribbons • Trimmings Automatic Electric Garage Door Openers Grove testified that demand • Buttons will increase in the future. • Buckles CASHANOCARRY ' The executive testified at the • Drapery Fringes Deluxe Model PRICES third day of hearings on rate i n pluaCHARGE IT Figure Salons © MANCHESTER CONVENIENCE j crease requests by Full ’/a Horse Power . . . Northeast's two large Connec ticut subsidiaries, Hartford Pine & Center Streets—Call 649-0136 FREE USE Electric Light Co. and Connec 3 Year Guarantee Parts & Service * 1 1 3 K-MART PLAZA Open Daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. AUTO HAULTRAILER-' ticut Light and Power. P d9tim A \tlls_ !o r CARTOP RACKS*^ FABRIC DEPARTMENT^STORES Saturday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. “On the basis of the best in MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) SPENCEB ST. MANCHESTEB (Silver Lane) formation available to us,” he A Division OP evnns products comPRnv said, “the load and sales will in Moil, Tuei, Wed, Sat 10-6 Thurs. I FrL 10-9 crease in future years.” PHONE 643-8076 f PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 11, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. July 11, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Help Wanted ,3 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ollered Moth Hoards LotS’Land tor Sale 24 31 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 PART-TIME service station ANIWVER - Well-maintained Come to attendants wanted, over 18 HAPPY ADS CALL 643-27U IMPECCABLE! 3-bedroom Cape, full basement, STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac MORTGAGE MONEY COVENTRY - Building lot, 30,- ting Agency. All painting, years of age, evenings and 1 1/2 acres, excellent 000 square feet, lake privileges, Man^s Aid weekends. Apply in person. As clean-a-Raised Ranch neighborhood. $30,900. Fireside carpentry, masonary, concrete WE FIND THE HOUSE Manchester Available Buena Vista Roaa, $2,500. work, fences, floor cleaning. Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center as we’ve ever seen. For Realty Inc.,. Realtors, 647-9144. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. YOU MAKE THE HOME By DICK WEST Street. For any job, c a ll. 649-1590 mal dining room, modern REALTOR WASHINGTON (UPI) - Evening CHFA, VA FW Protram between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. danlel f. real* kitchen, living room with MANCHESTER - Bowers 7 V 2 % or MANCHESTER - Beautiful lot. JOS Ever since the dawn of time, PART-TIME or Summer part- School, 4-bedroom Ranch, Pleas* call for appointment to aee if you Will build to your plans. man has engaged in a ceaseless time - Office Help. Answering Herald fireplace, large master living room with fireplace, CELLARS, attics, garages, JUST REDUCED $5000 would qualify under thee* program*. Excellent location. Frechette & cleaned by two reliable married quest for better ways of doing She Kerath telephones and some bedroom, beautiful family dining room, kitchen, rec room, Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. Owner must sell. Bring Offers. typewriting, 10-5. 646-4745, garage, treed lot. Just im men. Reasonable rates, free es in insects. room*. Oak floors and timates. Call 646-7786. 8-room Colonial with large modern eat-ln kitchen. Swatters, sprays, powders, maculate. 40’s. Frechette & FM COLUMBIA - Mono Lake Bathroom and a halt. Brick exterior, slate roof. 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INSPECTOR - To work in Thanks to the wall-to-wall carpeting. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. pest strips, guillotines, etc., all HIT OR MISS ^ FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. waterfront lot, beautifully LOAM, sand, gravel delivered. bedrooms. Professionally landscaped. receiving area. Must be capable AND wooded, 2 acres plus, restricted have made the scene with of using basic inspection equip SOFTBALL TEAM | A landscaped and welt- S’TOP!! Ripley wouldn't believe 646-4144 Grading and compacting of area. Principals only. $12,500. driveways. Concrete work at various degrees of success. ment and reading blueprints. OF BOLTON I treed acre lot. Five this!! An 8-room brick and 263 Main Streat, Manchaatar 643-6278. MANCHESTER 5-5 DUPLEX — 3 bedrooms, large eat-in Enter now the noble dog. Previous experience helpful. .. i SofflMn* frame Colonial, move-in condi reasonable rates. E. H. Wilson kitchen, separate utilities, separate walk-out basements. Special thanks to our | minutes from Manchester, & Sons, 649-5900 after 5. The Agriculture Department Apply in person, Contromatics may havtMMrtyov tion, with garage, on a private Only two years old. Owner wants otters. Aluminum sided, currently is underwriting a $5,- Corp., 200 West Main Street, NO. 2 COACH I $38,900. lot for only $38,500. Immediate 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- no outside maintenance. PHONE 643-2711 o happy a4l (T i " " " c r e a t e """" i HEB'S Tree Cutting - lot 000 research program with the Rockville. An Equal Opportuni from the | occupancy! Unbelievable!! 646- bedroom Cape, 2 baths, ty Employer. M/F. OWNER MOVING clearly and landscaping work MANCHESTER DUPLEX — 4 car garage. Plenty of aim of training dogs to detect No. 1 Coach i 1117. Red Carpet Realtors. fireplace, carpeting, finished 1 AN ESTATE j WARREN L HOWLAND Must Sell! basement, full s h ^ dormer, done. I^ee estimate. Weekdays parking, 2 large bedrooms on each side. Owner side has the scent of gypsy moths, in FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Rtaltor 643-1108 I on this 6 acre lot ! call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. Six rooms, neat throughout. aluminum siding, garage, I located on Hlllstown * one and a halt bathrooms. Excellent condition. Ride bv sects that damage trees. CLEAN, move-in condition. Six and 9 P.M, Weekends anytime. 136-138 School Street. Help Wanted 13 AVON 75’xl5()' lot. Move-in condition. Road with tall trees en- ! Here, finally, is a role worthy INDEX Happiness Is... ^ . room cape with bedroom space $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, I sa/s... 1 ^ otewnn TWO HANDYMEN want varie of man’s best friend, whose ADVERTISING galore, tireplaced living room, MAT rx( MU(M or MPONfU 742-8815. I circling a natural ! MANCHESTER VERY QUIET STREET - 6 room Colonial NOTICE! ADVERTISING PAINTER’S apprentice - Happiness is... Being back home among IMG ovia roue mtit' skills so often have been STOP YEARNING AND MANCHESTER - Large center Mod quality carpeting. Treed AT’ I pasture land. ! ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, with fireplace. Large eat-ln kitchen. 3 good sized 1 “ Loit and Found experience not necessary. START EARNING. Be your An Open House for my wonderful family, ^ entrance Custom 7 1/2 room lot in quiet friendly and trimming. Attics, cellars frittered away fetching 2 — Partonali DEADLINE Should have own transporta MANCHESTER - New Listing. bedrooms. Very private and quiet yard. Call on this one slippers, carrying brandy kegs 3 — Announcamants RATES own boss. Set your own hours. JOHN loyal friends and | Colonial, three spacious neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, 4 bedroom Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- 12:00 noon the^day before tion. Must be able to handle and bedrooms, first floor family 643-9969, 646-8250. I G O R M A N I 5305. DON’T MISS THIS - $36,900 siv and in other trivial or esoteric 4 — EnterlaInmanI publication. 1 day ...... 9« word per day And make the money you need neighbors who wore | eat-in kitchen, living room, 5 — Auctlona climb wood ladders. 643-9339. BELL room, front-to-back living room BEarisTATE I ■ Edmund Gorman g half bafhrnnn— pursuits. ^ Deadline for Saturday and 3 days ...... 8« word per day for the “extras” you want. here when I needed | fireplace, dining room, family 6 d a y s ...... 7c word per day with fireplace, first floor laun room. On nicely landscaped lot. WINDOW CLEANING - Special Eat-In I Even the few constructive FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Get Sell Avon Products to your on Friday, Juiy 12 them. Thank you all for f dry, rec room, beautiful lot in ■ Agency g discount prices for July. Will ISOLD — B — Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagaa 26 days ...... 6C word per day friendly neighbors. Call 289- $39,900. Amedy Realty, 875- !Manchester 646-4040g shoulc' assignments that were open to 9 — Paraonal Loana 15 WORD MINIMUM into the home cleaning everything. § prime Porter Street area. $52,- TRI-LEVEL CONTEMPORARY 64 9-17 50 6283. wash your office and house win 10 — Insuranca 4922. at 7 o’ciock dogs largely have been phased PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $1.75 inch business. Buy a route of homes 900. W arren E. Howland, dows. Work guaranteed. Our LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... and apartments to clean on a 236 Scott Drive 8 Realtors, 643-1108. men are bonded and insured. out. EMPLOYMENT W Sunken patio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD regular basis. Manchester, GEN BANNING | SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 Call 649-5334. Better security at modern ★ Fieldstone fireplace 14 — Businaaa Opporlunlllea Classified ads are taken over East Hartford or West Hartford WANTED - Male, part-time. MANCHESTER - Two brand baths, 2-car garage, quiet Real Estate Wanted 28 penal institutions has reduced 15 — Situation Wanted ★ Four bedrooms residential area, $37,900. Wo- i 7 ROOM CAPE J REALE’S CDRNER the breakout rate, thus the phone as a convenience. area. You can make as much as Mornings 8 a.m. -1 p.m. 5-day new Ranches, 3 bedrooms, 176 MAIN STREET EDUCATION The Herald is responsible for f T x . % - $225 a week off one route alone week, Monday through Friday. living room with fireplace, ★ 2W batjis family, over 300’ deep lot, SELLING your home or PHONE 646-4526 throwing bloodhounds out of I This home Is In I Aluminum Siding 18 — Private Inatructlons only one incorrect insertion and $2500 will get you into the Apply in person. England Happy 11th Birthday dining room, eat-in kitchen, two ★ Master bedroom with excellent income, $36,900. Two- I excellent condition and I acreage? For prompt friendly Kitchen Ra-modeling work. Fencing has created 19 — Schools-Clasaea then only to the size of the business and a small monthly Hardware, Route 44A Bolton. dressing area and bath faihily, residential zone C, ideal service, call Louis Dimock 20 — Insiructlona Wanted original insertion. Errors which MICHAEL GIRARD JR. full baths, wall-to-wall New Additions widespread unemployment fee. I Happy Birthday professional location, $48,900. g is located on quiet I Realty, 649-9823. Building-Contracting 33 aataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa do not lessen the value of the Advanced Cleaning Com- Love, carpeting, aluminum siding. ★ SjMctacular view of Conn. REAL ESTATE Martens Agency, Realtors .... g shady Cambridge ■ R.E. MILLER, Builder Articles lor Sale 41 among sheepdogs. And so on. advertisement will not be cor pany, 646-8133. Ask for Mr. WOMAN to clean six room I to a $39,900 each. Frechette & Mar River Valley ■ ' ------— 23 — Homes for Sale Dufrane. Dad, Mom, 646-2550. ALL CASH for your property But Insect-sniffing offers 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale rected by an additional inser house once a week, on bus line. Brand New tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. ★ Private treed lot g Street within walking I Call 649-1421 LEON Cieszynski builder - new practically unlimited oc 25 — Investment Property tion. Call 646-1960 anytime. Renee and James within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, homes custom built, DARK, RICH loam, 5 yardi ★ Kennedy Road COVENTRY - by owner. g distance of stores and I instant service. Hayes Agency, cupational opportunities for 26 — Business Properly Teenager MANCHESTER - by owner. 7- remodeled, additions, rec $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, 27 — Resort Property Custom-built 7-room Ranch, 4 g bus lihes. I 646-0131. stone, gravel, pool and patio canines. 28 — Real Estate Wanted DRIVER and stock clerk, clean room Ranch, 2 baths, family The finest house conceivable, rooms, garages, kitchens •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Mature Woman ^ bedrooms, private location, M & R Appliance Repair - Will sand. 643-9504. In the beginning, the gypsy Help Wanted 13 driving record, 5 1/2 day week. WALTER room, aluminum siding, priced in the 60s. remodeled, bath tile, cement MISC. SERVICES Apply in person. Alcar Auto JOY C. carpeting, treed lot, Buckley close to lake, large treed lot. WE WILL buy your house. Call repair all types of small and work. Steps, dormers. Residen moth-sniffing duties will be 31 — Services Ollered I See you in Many nice features. Low 30’s. :GORMAN; □ N O T I C E S ■g Selling or Managing Parts, 226 Spruce Street, School, low assumable anytime, Hutchins Agency, major appliances. Reasonable tial or commercial. Call 649- ALUMINUM sheets used as handled by German Shepherds, 32 — Painting-Papering EXECUTIVE POSITIONS - Of . two weeks. Call No agents. 742-6484. ■ ^ Realtors, 649-5324. rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. 33 — Building-Contracting Saleslady for a small ladies :|| Manchester. I MLOGANOSKI mortgage. Mid 30’s. 643-4747. 4291. printing plates, .007 thick, ficer openings for men and g Edmund Gorman i , 646-3563. victims of the sheep ranch 34 — Rooling-Siding •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• shop for larger women, at fi:; Love, WARREN E. HOWLAND 23x32''. 25 cents each or 5 for $1, modernization mentioned 35 — Healing-Plumbing women with engineering, math, Nancy I Agency I SELLING your house? Call us F’hone 643-2711. 36 — Flooring Lost and Found 1 or related technical degree. Air $1 809 Main Street. Salary, REALTOR BUILDING - Remodeling, above. X-RAY TECHNICIAN gManchester 646-40401 first and we’ll make you a cash SILK CITY Service & Repair 3 / — Moving-Trucking-Storage Force will train you for com bonuses, profit sharing, jilS Manchester 843-1108 roofing, concrete steps, After extensive training, they 38 — Services Wanted FOUND - one typing textbook, Temporary opening available 8______I offer. One day service. T. J. will repair all types of small NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 puter technology, com S; retirement. ^ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. and major appliances. fireplaces. For estimates call corner of Park and Chestnut until November 1 for Happy Birthday 8 FOREST HILLS Avante Realty 649-1142. cents each. Inquire side door. will be given field tests to MISC. FOR SALE munications, electronics, C.B. Reasonable rates. Satisfaction Manchester Evening Herald. 41 — Articles lor Sals Street, for further informafion, 646-5461 demonstrate their ability to navigators, others. 246-2212. I Call 1-354-2130 | registered X-ray technician. Looking at the roof GRANDMA MORROW ^ New-spacious 7 room Ranch, 3 MANCHESTER - Beautiful ROCKLEDGE - By owner. guaranteed. 646-3563. 42 — Building Supplies owner may call 649-3539. jS except weekends g: Please call Personnel Depart bedrooms, 2 baths, formal LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. track down moths in camping 43 — Pals -Birds- Dogs Lots of love, iij: custom built home with three Exceptional 7 room Split level “KEEPSMUIG- WE BUY and sell used fur gear and similar equipment. 44 — Livestock '74 GRADS - We train and pay, :j;|: for interview ment to discuss schedule and thinking of you. living and dining room, dual bedrooms, huge kitchen with on beautifully landscaped treed We design and build: Barns. Scott, Chris, INVESTMENT PROPERTY KEB>HAfir ##•##••#•••••••#•••###•####• niture. Cash on the line. One 45 — Boats 8 Accessories LOST - Poodle, black, male, over $400 monthly to attend arrage for interview. Sonny fireplace in family room, built-in oven, range, dis lot, in prime residential Family rooms, Green houses, The dogs “could be an in 46 — Sporting Goods miniature, vicinity Lakewood and Brian Manchester — 2-family house Painting-Papering 32 piece or an entire housefull. college accredited technical aluminum siding, 2-car gar hwasher and disposal. Formica neighborhood, eat-in kitchen, Rec rooms. Pool and Patio 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 valuable tool in preventing the 47 — Garden Products Circie, Saturday. MANCHESTER with store attached, 2-car gar Cabanas, Kitchens. Working spread of the pest,’’ the depart 48 — Antiques school. Learn a skill good for a age, lovely wooded lot. covered cabinets and counters. formal dining room, fireplaced COLLEGE Graduate students Main Street Rear, behind 49 — Wanted to Buy Massachusetts license. Very lifetime in the Air Force. Ap MEMORIAL HOSPITAL age, ample parking in front of with rough sawn boards and ment says. I NURSES AIDES, 7-3 and 3-11. Central vacuum. Two baths. living room, wall-to-wall □ MISC. SERVICES available for exterior and in Douglas Motor Sales. timid. Call 643-2090. titude and counseling free, no 71 Haynes Street Beautiful in-ground pool. $68,- store. Located South Main St. carpeting. Paneled family beams a specialty. Also roofing At this stage the program is RENTALS Full-time or part-time. High Business Opportunity 14 Homes For Sale 23 terior painting. Six years 52 — Rooms lor Rent obligation. 246-2212. Manchester 500. Wolverton Agency, $43,900. room, fhree large bedrooms, 2 and siding, using the finest FOUND - Hound type, black, School graduates preferred. experience. Fully insured. Free CLEAN USED refrigerators, only experimental. In time, if 53 -- Apartments lor Rent Excellent starting salary, good 646-1222, Ext 481 Realtors, 649-2813. 1/2 baths, full basement, large materials. Barrett Home Im ranges, automatic washers, 54 — Homes lor Rent tan and white male. Gali Dog MANCHESTER - Barber shop, SOUTH WINDSOR 949-118ff Vernon — 4-family house, 4-4- Services Offered 31 estimates. Call our com provement Company, Roger all goes well, entire new breeds BE DIFFERENT - Be an air 4 n equal Opportunity Emptoyar patio and surrounding gardens. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 55 — Business lor Rent Warden, 646-4555. fringe benefits, paid lunch three stations, all fixtures and Sn 4-4, Also 2-family house, 5-4. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. Barrett, 649-0822. of insect-hunting dogs will be 56 — Resort Property lor Rent craft mechanic in the Air NEW LISTING MANCHESTER - New $49,500. Call 649-7422. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- period, on bus line. East Hart supplies, clean and modern, 50 Centrally located. Sold as one SHARPENING Service - developed. All specialists. 57 — Wanted to Rent Force. Women get equal pay, ford Convalescent Home, 745 Six room spacious Ranch plus MERRITT AGENCY aluminum sided six-room 2171 58 — Misc. lor Rent FOUND - Puppy, black female years of continuous family package. $68,900. Saws, knives, axes, shears’,, INSIDE - Outside painting, MASON CONTRACTOR - It is doubtful that the German advancement, educational op Main Street, East Hartford. operation, $3,900. F. J. Spilecki, large rec room in lower level. Colonial for immediate oc fe c ia l rates for people over 65. mongrel, white spot on chest. portunities. 246-2212. RESPONSIBLE babysitter, for REALTOR Offered by the skates, rotar blades. Quick ser Plastering, custom built stone Shepherd, whose speciality is AUTOMOTIVE few hours daily, vicinity of Realtor, 643-2121. 114 baths, 2-car attached gar cupancy. Three bedrooms, FARM vice. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Fully insured. Estimates given. SCREENED loam, gravel, 61 — Autos lor Sale Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. or brick fireplaces, chimney smelling sheep, can adjust to FEMALE - Secretary. Demine Street and Baldwin age with electric door opener large living room with Tolland County — 96 acres, 25- Main St., Manchester. Hours Call 649-7863. processed gravel, sand, stone, 62 — Trucks lor Sale fireplace, formal dining room. repair, block and cement work. and fill, (jeorge H. Grilling, moths with any degree of ef 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale FOUND - Shepherd type, male, Excellent opportunity for a Road. My home or yours. Two and breezeway. Large level 30 are tillable. Two barns daily 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, New and repairs. E. Richard good typist with general office Come and compare for only PHILBRICK Inc., 742-7886. ficiency. 64 — Molorcyclas-BIcycles black with tan legs. Call Dog NO EXPEMENCE children. 644-3224, evenings. lot nicely landscaped. Im MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, recently rebuilt. First barn Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. FAULTING ; Exterior and in son, 643-0889, 649-0608. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle ability. Salaiw depending on Situation Wanted two-family, 3 bedrooms, living $36,200. Wolverton Agency, terior. Reasonable rates. Call So it eventuaily will be Homes Warden, 646-4b5s. 15 maculate, move-in condition. 212x48,152 free stalls. Second experiance. ’The Purdy Cor RECEPTIONIST wanted, full room, kitchen, wall-to-wall Realtors, 649-2813. 644-8812. LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per superseded by the pure-bred 66 — Automotive Service REQUIRED 40’s. Call Suzanne Shorts or barn 90x36, milking barn. Ten- REWEAVING burns, holes. TOP QUALITY work - Septic, yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. ,67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease poration, 586 Hilliard Street, time, typing required. Call 649- HOUSEWORK wanted. Fast carpeting, air-conditioned. AGENCY German Mothhound. LOST - Small, timid, gray cat, Arthur Shorts 646-3233. room Colonial home, all Zippers, umbrellas repaired. sewer connections, bulldozing, yellow collar, large open wound Sell Good Humor Ico croam. Start at Manchester, 647-9917. 5277 and ask for Mr. J. Lessner. and efficient. Own transporta Immediate occupancy. The Window shades, Venetian CEILINGS,, inside painting, excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. 1 personally am looking onca. Choica tarritorlaa availabla. tion. Call 643-7265. J. WATSON BEACH CO. price is only $47,900. Frechette “ WE TELL IT restored. $175,000. Will sub NEW CUSTOM built Ranch, papering, floor sandin^- (^FIC E COPIERI paper, below on right hip. Vicinity Fox Grove blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- retail cost, Multi-Spectium and forward to acquiring an English Legal Notices SALESLADY - full-time. Must ACCOUNTS Payable & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- LIKE IT IS” divide. large modern kitchen, formal Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. refinishing (Specializing in development, off of Keeney Manchester Office 647-9139 5114. Electrostatic. Miscellaneous Roach Hound, preferably a Street. Call 649-0531 after 7 p.m. Apply Dally & Saturday 9-5 have experience. The Pottery bookkeeper wanted. Will work HOUSECLEANING - Have 4144. We offer this unique 2 family dining room, extra large fami older floors). John Verfaille, Court of Probate Shed, 397X Broad Street, copiers and typewriters. 643- pointer. District of Manchester 289-8251 with processing of bills and your home or apartment property near the center of a v a .x t e ' ly room, 23x28’, two huge 646-5750, 872-2222. Manchester. HEBRON - Three-bedroom COVENTRY - 4-room Ranch, Head Your Wbidowi W iihod? 1442. When it catches the scent of a NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOUND - Setter liver and preparing reports. Will prepare cleaned weekly. Reasonable, Ranch. Kitchen appliances, Manchester on East Center fireplaces, 2V i b a th s, 5 Carpato Shainpoaaii? RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 roach about the home, it will ESTATE OF CATHERINE C. white, female. Call Coventry GOOD HUMOR CORP. input sheets for the computer. $20 per day. Phone 742-6388. near 1-84, large lot, 2 garages, Street. Needs lots of interior R E .\I/I’Y bedrooms, wall-to-wall Flaort Waxad? J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom MALCOLM Sullivan Ave. Kennedy Rd. loads of cabinets ana counter immediate occupancy. i:iB59- decorating. Interior painting. RAILROAD TIES - excellent freeze, nose aimed in the in Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Dog Warden, 423-6524. Full-time, 35-hour week, year carpeting throughout the CAU BibWELL Home Improvement South Windsor, Conn. space, combination windows 1301. $34,900. Must see. work but has tremendous in 646-5461 Paper hanging. New Ceilings. condition, free delivery of ten sect’s direction, and hold the E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO MECHANIC around. Salary dependent on and doors, insulated. Fireplace, house, on delightfully wooded SILVER MAINTENANCE SERVICE Co. Expert installation of presented to the fiduciary named below come possibilities. Priced to Remodeling. Exterior painting. aluminum siding, gutters and or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- Personals 2 An Equal Opportunity Employer Must have experience and experience. Call 875-1050, Ver . Mostly wooded acre. point until the master of the on or before Oct. 1. 1974 or be barred by VERNON CENTER Heights - sell quickly at *39,900. acre lot. 646-5398 Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. trims. Roofing installation and 7103. Contractors welcome. law. The fiduciary is: tools. non Public Schools for an ap Hate occupancy. Asking house arrives with a spraygun. pointment. B Six-room Cape, all six rooms Work Guaranteed - Fully Insured Fully insured. For estimate call repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. Earle G. Rollinson RIDE WANTED from Asylum $34,200. 'The Yankee Peddlers, JARVIS REALTY THREE-BEDROOM Garrison RAISED RANCH built in 1969, KELVINATOR automatic One also can see the advan 40 Foley St. and Trumbull Street, Hartford GET READY MAN □ E D U C A T I O N finished. Could be four 649-9658. tage of owning a Japanese Bee Manchester, Conn. 06040 HAIRDRESSERS needed, To service new and used-cars 742-9718, 1-423-6735. bedrooms. Occupancy August CO. Colonial, fireplaced living 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan HORACE Tetrault - Siding, washer - in good running condi to Spruce Street, Manchester at experienced preferred, full or room, formal dining room, fully MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. tion. Only $65.00. Call 742-9487. tle Hound, a Mexican Weevil 9:30 p.m. 649-1904. for delivery. Some experience 15. $33,000. Taft Agency, 643- REALTORS, MLS eled family room, with PETER BELLIVEAU Painting roofing, storm windows, aw- part-time. Call 649-3991. Private Instructions 18 MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- 7457. equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, formal dining Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Exterior, interior, . nings. Quality workmanship, Hound, an Irish Bedbug Hound desirable. RN’S - LPN's car garage, excellent location, 6 4 3 -1 1 2 1 KELVINATOR gas stove, 30”, Court of Probate Marlow’s Beauty Salon. 3-11 P.M. master bedroom will take king- room, modern kitchen with spraying.Fully insured. wallpapering. Fair prices. Free free estimates. F'ullv insured. and a French Bookworm District of Manchester RIDE WANTED to and from Excellent pay and fringe TUTORING - Algebra, good income, l^per 30’s. size furniture. All on a Licensed. Free estimates. like new condition. Please call Hound. NOTICE TO CREDITORS P. omfret for Rectory School 11-7 A.M. TOLLAND built-ins, fireplace, two-car estimates. Insured and depen 872-9187, 649-3417. ESTATE OF JOHN J. PERETTO OUTDOOR career opportunity. benefits. Five-^ay week, no geometry, calculus, general LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- VERNON - Older Colonial with manicured treed lot. Call B/W Phone 633-5345. dable. 643-1671. 646-4822. But the ultimate insect- students. Call 646-7231 early Full-time, part-time and 2440. attached garage, big country realty, 647-1419. garage on IVz acres. $39,900. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William evenings. Full-time position available Saturdays. Apply in person to mathematics, physics, A PREHY PICTURE ROOFING - Specializing sniffer will be the Russian Flea E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be with nationally known lawn Al Patch, Service Manager, or summer positions available. chemistry, Cobol and Fertram kitchen, dining room, four TREE SERVICE (Soucier) PAINTING - Interior, exterior, VOLKSWAGEN - Corvair presented to the fiduciary named below Is this 7 room Ranch, set on a LARGE L-Shaped custom repairing- roofs, new roofs, Hound. When that breed is care company. Call now'for ap Walt Carter, Jr. Cofnpetitive salary, health, programming, accounting, WINDSOR - Five minutes from bedrooms, screened rear porch. MANCHESTER - Eight-room Trees cut, trimmed or topped, insured. Five years experience, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned engine adaptor, rebuilt Corvair on or before Oct. 2,1974 or be barred by I-9i or Bissell Bridge, quiet wooded lot, many features for engine, Volkswagen transmis available, that ?5,000 will be law. The fiduciary is: pointment, 247-6526. life, major medical and dis economics. 649-1464. Terrific condition. Only $32,900. Colonial, 125’x300’ wooded lot, 4 Ranch. 14x20’ kitchen, first stumps removed, fully insured. excellent references. Ap and repaired. 30 years Catherine M. Peretto □ FINANCIAL CARTER CHEVROLH CO residential neighborhood, five you. A warm full sized family Got a tree problem? Well worth sion, air shocks, seats and well spent. ability insurance makes this Wolverton Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- floor family room, 13x19’, praisals, 742-6117, (toll free). experience. Free estimates. 185 Loomis St. INC. Schools-Classes 19 rooms, living room and dining room, 3 big bedrooms, a 649-2813. floor family room. Immediate with fireplace. Formal dining a phone call. 742-8252. much more. $250 the lot. 646- Manchester. Conn. 06040 LOOKING FOR Women - to do one of the best benefit Howley, 643-5361. 122G Main Straat room carpeted, eat-in kitchen, fireplace and a garage. Priced occupahey. $64,900. Warren E. 8717 after 3:30 p.m. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 light housekeeping In packages in the industry. room, two full ceramic baths, B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS - MANCHESTER TEENAGE Sewing classes. new bath, full basement, loads at $40,900. Call Tony MANCHESTER - Investment Howland Realtors, 643-1108. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Interior and exterior painting, Manchester and East Hartford Come see our modern 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ ROSSI ROOFING, siding, OLD BUT good refrigerator - MORTGAGES, loans first se Knit N Purl, Tri-City Plaza, of storage space, walk-up attic, Wasilefsky at 649-5306. opportunity. Four-family in fine large appliances, cleaning p a p e rh a n g in g , 30 y e a rs chimneys, gutters, free es INVITATION TO BID area 4 or 5 days a week. Good facilities and speak with Mrs. single garage.garage $28,500. Jackston $35. Metal cabinets - $1 each. cond, third. All kinds. Realty steady work. $2.60 an hour. Vernon. Phone 872-2219. condition. Four-room MANCHESTER - 5 family cellars and attics, also some experience. Four generations, timates. Fully insured. Days, RE; 5,000 YARDS OF SAND Agency, 646^-1316. EQUM. HOOSIK OPPORTINTY tree work done'. 644-1773. Kitchen table and 4 chairs, statewide, credit rating un Must have own transportation PART TIME working girl - For Post, our Director of Nurses Martments with good income. SUMMER VALUES plus 5-car garage. Business free estimates, fully insured. evenings, 529-8056. Paul North American water- FILL Excellent estate builder. 643-7361. yellow - $15. Dresser - $16. necessary. Reasonable. Con and must be at least 25 years of ' luncheonette. Good pay. Call MEADOWS BARROWS & WALLACE zoned. Excellent income Cosgrove 643-5364. Other furniture. Odd "Tree of fowl, especially ducks, al Sealed bids will be received a fidential, quick arrangements. TIMROD RD. - New 7-room HSMlmlM’ Naw Havwi Hartford Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Benton Street...o w n e r LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, age and bondable. Advanced 643-6021 before 2 p.m. producer. Central location. Life” dishes, cheap. 643-2210. ways are at the mercy of the office of th e ' Purchasing Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. CONVALESCENT CENTER □ REAL ESTATE Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, S4S-B306 397-1819 278-1802 649-2813. anxious, cute bungalow with cellars and attics cleaned, GEORGE N. Converse - Pain ROOFING - Installation and Cleaning Company, 646-8133. 333 Bldwell Street 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, $69,900. weather. Late spring Agent, 740 Main Street, East 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart RESPONSIBLE Driver for Mr. fireplace, garage. Low 30’s or lawns mowed, small tree work. ting, interior and exterior. repairs, gutters, storm win Manchester, Conn. city utilities, plastererd walls, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. snowstorms can destroy a Hartford, Conn, until ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Softee truck. Must be 18 or Homes For Sale 23 ' b e a u t i f u l high 20’s. Paper hanging. Call 643-2804. dows, doors. Experienced JEWELTONE handbag kits, patio. Two-car garage. Shade CUSTOM-BUILT good sized 5 CIRCA 1730 - A ntique nesting season for snow and THURSDAY, JULY 25,1974 AT over, neat and reliable. Call 647-9191 COLUMBIA LAKE Avon Street...six room Cape quality workmanship. Fully in new, valued at $25 when com ACCOUNTANT trees. Built by Ansaldl. Charles room Ranch, which is expan Colonial, recently restored, 7 ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan PAPERHANGING and ceiling 10:30 A.M, and will be publicly MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 649-2073 between 9 a.m. -1 p.m. COVENTRY - 1800’s moder New listing. Three-bedroom just off Highway. Excellent sured. Free estimates. pleted. only $5, 233-8991. Canada geese. Payroll, Costs, Etc. Good Lesperance, 649-7620. dable for a larger family if fireplaces, summer kitchen, eling, rec rooms, offices, painting - Reasonable rates. opened and read at that time mortgages — interim financing nized 8-room Cape on secluded Ranch, immaculate condition. Low 30’s. Reasonable prices. Rick — expeditious and confidential benefits. Send resume to Box desired. Located in one of new baths, new kitchen, 2-car household repairs. Phone 649- Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. Burnett, 646-3005. and place for the above men GAL WANTED in busy rental 2-acre lot. Separate 24’x40’ gar COVENTRY - Ideal starter or throughout. Firepb'jed living REFRIGERATOR - Freezer - service, J.D. Real Estate “EE,” Manchester Evening office, five days a week, 4^7 REAL ESTATE salesman, Manchester’s most desireable Parker Street...Six-room garage. High 50’s. 4594. tioned commodities and ser age. Mid SO’s. Principals only, retirement home, five rooms room and with 18 cu. ft., coppertone, Assoc. 646-1980. Herald. p.m., and two weekends a excellent income. Must have no agents. 646-1494. 8-10 A.M. areas. Must be seen to be ap Cape built for the owner in CALL ME for painting or GILLIS HOME Improvement - Foodorama. Must sell this Legal Notices vice. license. For confidential inter $15,900. Stanley Agency, 6 ^ lovely Two-car PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road month. Call 528-1300. preciated. Call 649-3100. 19W. A “cream-puff” close to RANCH - 14x20’ living room, wallpapering, free estimates, Specializing in roofing and week. Sacrifice $95. Call 649- Information for bidders, view. Hutchins Agency, 649- 3618, 643-5724. attachet “ -rage plus large everything. Lower 30’s. Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, senior citizen’s rates. gutters. Call 649-3269. Court of Probate. District of Manchester large formal dining room, bay envelopes, bills, quick copy, 1914. NOTICE OF HEARING specifications, proposal and 5324. COVENTRY (NORTH) ANDOVER - Raised Ranch, 4 lot. Immediate occupancy for McKee Street...terrific Cape, Reasonable. 568-0527. □ EMPLOYMENT ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 window, 3 bedrooms, wedding invitations. Xeroxing. ESTATE OF GREGORY M! YOUNG contract forms are available at LOW40’S bedrooms, family room, 2 your summer enjoyment. 40’s. empty now, bi^. rear porch, ROOFING and gutters in 90” THREE cushion sofa, z k a GREGORY YOUNG or REAL ESTATE - Licensed l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, $33,900. 875-4819. the office of the Purchasing fireplaces, 2 baths, garage, Call Suzanne Shorts of Arthur aluminum siding. Let’s hear Building-Contracting 33 stalled. Reasonable prices. ■ round pine cocktail table, slate GREGORY MAYNARD YOUNG, Help Wanted 13 sales person needed. Wq are an TEE OFFII living room, family room, 2-car deck, cedar siding, secluded. deceased Agent, 740 Main Street, East Shorts, 646-3233. your offer. Higher 30’s.. Eliminate middle man. 643- inset, pine hutch. Call after 4, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William HEY KIDSI established firm serving the attached garage, large lot. $38,900. Fireside Realty Inc., CAPE - Custom BuiU,- Plaster LAWNMOWERS repaired and Hartford. Here is country living at its MASONRY - All types, 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. 646-1800. E FitzGerald, .ludge, dated July 8, 1974 PART-TIME work at home, on Want to make good money working only a few hours Manchester - South Windsor - Char-Bon, 643-0683. Realtors, 647-9144. I.WtTS0NBUCH.C0. Woodland Street...Joe Swen walls, 7 rooms, IVi baths, sharpened, pick-up and fieldstone, brick, concrete. ••###•###••#####••##•••##### ja hearing wiil be held on an application The right is reserved to reject best yet minutes from Hart son, Jr., “the master builder” the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Vernon area for over 10 years. Manchester Office 647-9139 breezeway, garage, family delivered. Call Sharpall now for Free estimates after 5 p.m., Heating-Plumbing 35 FOR SALE - 1969 Volkswagen. praying hm authority to seii certain re al any or all, or any part of any or a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three ford. New 7 room Ranch MANCHESTER - Like new 7- has a deluxe two-family under your spring tuneup. 643-5305. estate as in said appli('ation on file more nights per week. We train. Small, non-competitive BOLTON - six-room Ranch, room, fireplace. Bowers 643-1870 or 644-2975 Highest offer. Call 649-5043. fully appears, at the Court of Probate on all bids when such action is RNs - $10,000 up depending on professional staff. For con across from country club. room Condo in adult cluster. dining room, fireplace, deck, construction. Choose your LYNN’S PLUMBING - July 22. 1974 at 10:30 a m. Three bedrooms, family room, School. $34,000 deemed to be for the best in qualifications. World-wide fidential interview call First floor family room with in-ground pool. $34,900. Fireside MANCHESTER - Two-family, own colors, etc. Mid 50’s. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Repairs, remodeling, new con FOR SAl,E - Two Polaroid MADELINE II ZIERBARTH, Clerk terest of the Town of East Hart travel possible as an Air Force Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. 2 1/2 baths, patio, bow picture 6-6 duplex with three bedrooms fireplace, 2 baths, cathedral Realty Inc., Realtors, 647-9144. New Hornet in the planning COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in Remodeling, repairing, ad struction. Water pumps, cameras, $30 for both. Six year ford. officer. Challenging work, job Call 647-9946 ceilings, built-ins and 2 gar window. All appliances in each side. Large kichens, new ditions, rec rooms, porches and F'rench spoken also. 875-7261 cluded plus use of playgrounds, stages...Ashworth and Grand 1970. First floor family room old color T V. console, $50. Call TOWN OF satisfaction, only two-year VERNON Child Care Center ages. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. COVENTRY - Raised Ranch, bathrooms, vinyl covered steel n roofing. No job too small. Call 643-1790. ('ourt of Pr(»bate. District of Manchester Manchester Evening Herald tennis courts, clubhouse and siding, aluminum storms and view Streets. with fireplace and built-in NOTICE OF HEARING EAST HARTFORD committment. 246-2212. • seeks educator-manager. Posi dining room, fireplace, 1 1/2 649-3144. SEWERLINES, sink lines, tion requires background in pool. Priced under new in mid screens, 2-car garage. Wolver B o lto n ...eight-room stone bookcases, beautifully Complete Profeeslonal Interior ESTATE OF GUSTAV GOLDSTEIN, JOHN W. TORPEY EQIML HOUSMG OrPORTINTY baths, garage, appliances. $36,- cleaned with electric cutters, WESTINGHOUSE Electric deeeasod education, work experience 30’s. Call Bob Brown, Realtor 900. Fireside Realty Inc., ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. house on three acres. Privacy equipped modern kitchen with Decorating Service; CARPENTRY - Repairs, by professionals. McKinney Pursuant to an order of William E. PURCHASING AGENT TOY DEMONSTRATORS Range - 30 inch oven. $25 with young children, balanced BARROWS & WALLACE Assoc., Jarvis Realty Co., 643- Realtors, M7-9144. galore. Owner relocating, large eat-in area, formal • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL remodeling, additions, roofing. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Fitz Gerald, Judge, dated July 8, 1974 a Earn 25% commlulon selling best lliw 1121. sacrifice. 647-9798 anytime. hearing will be held on an application by understanding of basic MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, must sell...started in low 50’s. dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2'/i Call Davia Patria, South Wind pany. 643-5308. of toys and gifts! 20% to hostesses, i- ManehstUr Nnr Havtn HarttorS two-car garage, separate fur Single item or entire home, office or praying that an instrument purporlion to INVITATION TO BID rolor catalog, no delivering or collec- business principles. Send B4S-830e 3S7-1815 278-1101 Tolland...on busy #195. Ranch baths, aluminum siding, treed building. 15 years’ experience. For sor, 644-1796. COMPACT refrigerator, 3 he the last will and testament of said tlng, S&H Green Stamps to resume to N. Bergstrom, 764 MANCHESTER - Three- naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, free estimates call... NO JOB too small, toilet deceased be admitted to probate as in RE: TWO (2) H OPPER jiome plus large office that lot. cubic feet, excellent condition, demonstrators. We handle the details bedroom Condominium, central country kitchen, excellent con said applieatiun on file more luily Main Street, Waltham, Mass. THINK BIG lyould be ideal for beauty WES ROBBINS carpentry repairs, plugged drains, kitchen $45.; Craig-pioneer cassette TYPE SPREADERS — you run the parties! 02154. air, finished rec room, two full dition. Owner transferred. Char DISTINCTIve INTCniORS appears, at the Court of Probate on July MANCHESTER - Small two- Huge MulU-Lavel Split fhop, barber, or professional COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, remodeling specialist. Ad faucets replaced, repaired, rec tape deck, needs work, $40. Call 23, 1974 at 10 a m, Sealed bids will be received * Ameriean Home Toy Parties, Inc. and two half baths, carpeted, Bon Agency, 643-0683. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, rooms, bathroom remodeling, GENERAL famil^i, ideal investment. Good 'Use. Acre lot commercial, 643-2261 after 6, 646-1626. MADELINE B ZIEBARTH, Clerk at the office of the Purchasing Tel. 749,8526 EXPERIENCED cabinet appliances. Stone patio with gas * 5 Bedrooms baths, formal dining room, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, heat modernization, etc. Free location and condition. Low W 2'A Baths ■iifliddle 30’s. Excellent 25x14' living room with Member Home Bulldere Asan. Agent, 740 Main Street, East maker wanted. Excellent op 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, grill, storms and screens, HENRY STREET - Four 649-3446. estimates gladly given. M & M Hartford, Conn, until July 25, portunity. Please call 643-4535, 646-1021. priced below replacement at ■k Formal Dining Room bedroom older home, country financing. fireplace, garage, 5V47o Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. MOVING out of state - Court of Probate, District of Manchester 1974 at 10:00 a.m. and will be Displaycraft, Manchester 643- $36,500. Financing available. k Family Room with Bar kitchen, dining room, first floor assumable mortgage. Refrigerator-, washer and NOTICE OF HEARING FACTORY CASH Registers and adding CARPENTRY - Porches, gar Legal Notices Eastern, 646-8250, or 649-5782. laundry, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car gar T J. CROCKETT Realtor ESTATE OF CATARINA DiPACE publicly opened and read at that 9557. MANCHESTER - $29,500. West k 2-Car Oarage Outstanding neighborhood. machines. - Sales, service, ages, additions, bathrooms, TOWNE Plumbing Service, stereo-tape deck. Can be seen a k a CATHERINE DiPACE, deceased time and place for the above side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car k 4.5 Acres age, swimming pool. 646-4063. 643-1577 $42,900. supplies.. 15 years experience, kitchens, houses, repairs. Free repairs, alterations, vanity any time. 643-4433 Pursuant to an order of Hon William Court of Probate Business Opportunity 14 garage. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER - Older 7-room k Privacy and Seclusion formerly with NCR. Free estimates. Small jobs. Stephen cabinets a specialty. Call to E FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 8, 1974 mentioned commodities and Oistrict of Manchester house, new wiring and heating. TAG SALE - Saturday. July 13, a hearing wiil be held on an application service. HELP Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. k Scenic View VERNON $47,900 BUILDING LOT — 2Vi acres, Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Martin, 646-7295. 8:30 a.m,, 6 p in. to 7 p.m. 649- NOTICE TO CREDITORS proving tor an order of sale of certain MANCHESTER - Pizza house, Needs work. Good location. FOREST HILLS area - by Coventry, 742-6381. 4056, 10-5. Rain date, Sunday. July Information for bidders, E.STATE OF SAMUEL STRAIN Priced at $55,900 $13,000. real estate and that a committee be ap Pursuant to an order of Hon. William fully equipped. Priced to sell. Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. COME, BE INSPIRED owner. Four bedroom Cape, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 14th. 170 Wells Street, pointed to make said sale as in said specifications, proposal and E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Owner nas other interests. For MANCHESTER - Spacious FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Manchester. application on file more fully appears, at AMEDY REALTY fireplace, beautiful jalousied WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! CUSTOM MADE draperies, Carpentry and general contrac contract forms are available at presented to the fiduciary named below PIONEER details call Stanley Agency, 646- eight room custom built home, In this custom built Garrison porch, 2 full baths, built-in very reasonable, work ting. Residential and commer repairs and remodeling, the Court of Probate on August 5,1974 at on or before Sept. 24, t974 or be barred by Manchester REALTORS Thinking of Selling Your 10 30 a m the office of the Purchasing law. The fiduciary is: 3618. 2 baths, air-conditioning, Colonial. 7 large rooms with range, new kitchen floor. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- cial. Whether it be a small .^ecialize in hot water heaters. TAG SALE - Usual and unusual 875-6283 Property? Call TODAY! MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clerk Agent, 740 Main Street, East Wiiiiam T, Strain English Pub rec room, double formal dining room, front to Excellent location. $42,900. 649- 4266. repair job, a custom built home Prompt service on emergency. household items. All day Satur 246 Oak St. LARGE CAPE Hartford. ** BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Get garage, $63,500. Hayes Corpora 4381. 643-7024. day and Sunday. 366 Wood- Manehesttfr, Conn. 06040 Lovely treed lot,. Living room, rear 24’ living room with or anything in between, call 646- PARACHUTE CO. into the home cleaning tion, 646-0131. bridge Street. The right is reserved to reject raised hearth fireplace. G&H PAVING & Construction 1379. Court of Probate business. Buy a route of homes eat-in kitchen, 3 bem-ooms, LOVELY three bedroom BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - any or all, or any part of any or • MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom Plaster walls. All this sets on PHILBRICK Company - Paving, sealing, District of Manchester Court of Probate. District of Manchester and Apartments to clean on a COVENTRY - Five room IW baths, partial rec room, Ranch, with 2-car garage, on concrete work, septic systems Prompt, courteous service. Call TAG SALE - 185 Woodbridge NOTICE TO CREDITORS all bids when such action is Hale Road, Manchaatar, Conn. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, large eat- STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, NOTICE OF HEARING Ranch, oak floors, immaculate garage. (Jwner very anxious. a beautiful treed lot. Please 643-1496. Street, Friday 7 12 and Satur . e st a t e ,)F LOUISE ZERIO a/k/a regular basis. Manchester, in kitchen, family room with shrubbed and treed lot. installed. Commercial and fireplaces, flagstone terraces, JEAN ZERIO deemed to be for the best in EST A T E O F F R E D E R IC K B. condition, treed lot, $28,900. Priced reduced to $36,000. call 649-5306 for more details. day 7 13 74, 9-2. A variety KINGSBURY, d e c e a ^ East Hartford or West Hartford fireplace, over 2,100 square feet Aluminum siding, covered residential. 26 years concrete repairs, inside and Pursuant to an order of Hon William terest of the Town of East Hart Apply Personnel OHIce Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Ihirsuant to an order of Hon. William area. You can make as much as Offers invited. living area plus 2-car garage, Diitio, finished basem ent. AGENCY experience. Free estimates. outside. Reasonably priced. Flooring 36 items. E h it/Gerald, Judge, all claims must be ford. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 8, 1974 EQUAL HOUSMG OPPOnUflY presentwl to the fiduciary named below $225 a week off one route alone., • deck, full walk-out insulated Extras include wall-to-wall in 649-5233. 643-0851. a hearing will be held on an application 644-1581 on or liefore Oi tober 8,1974 or be barred Town of $2500 will get you into the BOLTON - Seven room Ranch, -serveral rooms, living room FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, GARAGE SALE - 10 Diane praying for authority to sell certain real FRECHETTE & RMimN basement. Aluminum siding, REALTORS by law The lidurlarv is' East Hartford business ana a small monthly, 60’ long, two baths, spacious storms and screens, attic fan. BARROWS & WALLACE drapes, kitchen curtains, all CUSTOM MADE draperies and ANY TYPE Carr and (specializing in older floors). Drive. South Windsor, off Kelly liovcrly ZeVio estate as in said application on file more An equal opportunity employer fully ajjpears, al the Court of Probate on REALTORS, MC. Ceilings and inside painting. Road. 9 a m - 4 p.m. July 12-14. Clearview Terrace John W. Torpey fee. Advanced Cleaning Com kitchen, double garage, acre Beautifully landscaped with im ManchMlsr Haw Hs v m H artford shades, picnic table, lawn bedspreads, wide selection of masonry work, aaditions and 20 •luly 22, 1974 at 10:30 a m. John Verfaille. 646-5750, 872- Clothes, housewares, mis Manrheslcr.K'onn. 06040 pany, 646-8133. Ask for Mr. lot, $42,900. Hayes Corporation, 646-4144 pressive view. Immediate oc 64S-9306 397-1518 278-1802 mower. Convenient location. fa b ric s . Phone 649-1786 remodeling. Free estimates. A. Purchasing Agent MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clerk 646-4200 Dufrane. 646-0131. cupancy. High 50‘s. 646-6683. Rclfiore Agency 647-1413. anytime. Squillacote, 649-0811. 2222. cellaneous. i PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., JuW 11. 1974 BENJY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 11, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-THREfi BY JIM BERRY Apartmtntt For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Aufof for St/o $1 Autos For Sala 61 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NEDD CO (X)CHRAN J U 6 T haw t; I Y 6 H ,T ypM, I KMoiW R i d H T ? / I'T '" U I 'H I M B B i h OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE You f(fJow? KNOW/ KNOW yoN KNOW YbJ BOOKER t HOOKER. 1 VVHYPo X K H O y Y n< 6 We Feature Quality M. WHAT CEDRIC AND SOME NONSENSE PieHTIWa WITH THAT SAME W E D I D - -W E You S10CR BROKERS- Kit? AGAIM?.' I JU ST DOW'T WOULD YOU AMND KEEPING AN EYE ON Y o u 6 a Y You K N O W /y o u A 0At7NAP/T; Because 17 years of 6ui7ffing ami managing apartments sm a. WAS I RECEtV/E A ^ ABOUT'TARNISHING TALKED THIWOS '' THAT SMALL DAILY ^ THEIR IMAGE"' SEE WHY YOU TWO CAW'T OUT LIKE OEWTLE t h in g s W HILE AWAY. B A Y T E R ? I 'M KNOW k n o w ? has taught us what really matters. s e t t l e y o u r i f f e r S0IN6 WITH SEVERAL OF OUR GUESTS TO ^'YoU y o u KN O W ? AU- STIPEND U D MEWAW'ASREEP You Available immetiiare/^; one and two bedroom toumhouses. e n c e s L IK E OW HAVIW’A / VACATIONLANP TO UNWIND FROM 60 MUCH? Includes heat, air conditioner, dishwasher, wall to wall A0OUT.V NOT TO aEW TLE MEW.' g e u t l e A e w s ^ B U S IN E S S p r e s s u r e s ; BUT YOU'RE KNOW? carpet, individual basement, private patio. Models open LOITER ABOUT disagreemekit . probably not aw are of the daily from noon to 8;(X) p.m. THE ENTRANCE.' TENSIONS AT T h e D E C IS IO N \ MAKING LEVEL UflNESTEAfi y End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., L IS T E N . YO U R d a r x A Manchester. HARDEST PtCiSlON | | 5 y iL L A B E by R.F. Damato IS GUESSING WHETHER ITS THE w B Call r^ii PAULpill DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 64d-l02l, UNITED Meterman at THE DOOR OR A BILL COLLECTOR : 7-11 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 SUPPLY?? T SIX-ROOM duplex - 3 years old, TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse - good location, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 MICKEY FINN INNOVATIONS LTD., 4 West MODERN black Desk, walnut □ RENTALS 1 1/2 baths, full basement, end We Still Have k BY HANK LEONARD Road Plaza, Ellington, is top, 30”x60”, like new, oaths, all kitchen appliances, apartment, kitchen appliances APARTMENT central vacuuming, garage and having a sale from July 5 to R^ecorating. $95. 649-0524. includmg dishwasher. $210. 646- YOU'RE DOING SO WELL. BUT I DON'T D IR K ... W H Y IS IT ' RENTAL OFFICE b asem en t. $275 m onthly. 8265 after 6 GOOD YOU'RE THE BEST PUPIL July 20. 307o to 50'7f, off on Rooms lor Rent 52 JUST A LITTLE MORE UNDERSTAND WHAT , SO HARD FOR Security deposit. August 1st oc------7 i I'VE EVER HAD— I'M HE'S TRYING TO selected items. We have a large variety of SPACE HERE, SUPPOSE YOU TO BELIEVE ATTENTION oilburner ser g l a d s h e r i f f F IN N vicemen and plumbers - One THOMPSON HOUSE, fur deluxe one and two-bedroom cupancy. Call 646-5182 after 7 TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, you TAKE OUT THIS ^PROVE' THAT HE LIKES p.m. SELECTION TOLD ME ABOUT YOU? TRINKETS, Treasures and oilburner motor, copper tubing nished rooms, centrally apartments and townhouses^ centrally located, basement, t r e e ' patio, large yard. Available of Brand Now EIGHBORS Trash - Something for and other service parts and located. KITCHEN throughout Manchester. Ren-' ARE everyone. Saturday July 13, 10- FIRST FLOOR apartment - two July 28. Call 643-21-2035. tools. Will sell lot for PRIVILEGES. Parking. tal office open daily from 9-5, t e l HARD TO 4, 111 Tolland Rd. Bolton. reasonable price. Call 643-1790. Reasonable rates. Phone 64^ bedrooms, rec room, $175 per <_vX. other times by apptintment. month. No utilities. One child THE WORRY WART ^ IMPRES5=- 2358. KEENEY STREET area - four 7-11 TAG sale: - Entire house con ' accepted, no pets. Available rooms, in newer 2-famlly, 1974 ■ B tents. 65 Overland Street, Building Supplies 42 GENTLEMAN to share, five DMUTOD(TDIPMSES,MC. August 1. Good references a middleaged couple preferred. must. 429-4465 for appointment. CAPTAIN EASY Manchester. Saturday and Sun room air - conditioned apart 249-A New Stiti li, MmclN^ Available September 1st. 646- BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE day, July 13-14, 9-4. STONE - flat for walls, round ment, completely furnished. 646-1021 2338. BUICKS FAREWELL. PUCEV D EA r Q, IT, MISTEK! fieldstone, veneer and Next to Parkade. CCall 643-8459. SIX-ROOM flat available, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, e.yl ONCE YOU'RE USED SET of First Flight golf flagstone. Bolton Notch Stone in ttock— choose from AND clubs - 3 woods, 10 irons. |90. Quarry. 633-4791, 649-3163. garage, very pleasant and cen Homes lor Rant 54 PROPERLY GILPEP, \ (i) 9 0 ROOM WITH k itc h e n MANCHESTER - two-bedroom I SHALL POSE YOU ' ■ GET AWAY Call 228-0380. ?es, centrally located. 14 tral. Adult family unit only. No Apollos LeSabres FROM THOSE iiy apartment. Heat included. children, pets or utilities. $ ^ AS A STATUE OF Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Arch Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - four room Century Luxus it Regals THE SOPDESS OF co ntrols; Available immediately. Securi plus security. 643-6733, 649-5051, BEAUTY FOR MV- PAIR of Mahoganv twin beds, ty required. $165. Eastern, 64fr home, immaculate, fully fur Honey-Maple nedroom suite POMERANIANS, all colors, ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room. 8250. nished, modem, garage. Subur , And Electras with single bed, older double poodles, apricot toy-minature, Gentleman. Shower bath, FOUR-ROOM flat, 35 Glenwood ban location, no pets, no PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER bed. All with bedding, bureaus, peke-a-poos; Siberian husky private entrance, free parking. Street, first floor, includes children, $275 per month. EAST HARTFORD - Two- appliances, full private base Variety of Colors I'M PROUD OF MDU, KNEW 1 FORGOT chests of drawers, mirrors, and White German Shepherds. Apply 195 Spruce Street, bedroom apartment. Lease, references. Hayes Cor DEAR! YOU HAVEN'T/ SOMETHIN<&l! t-— ■ chairs, wicker potty chair, mis Willimantic, 487-0944. Manchester. ment. Lease and security. $180 poration, 646-0131. SMOKED ALL Appliances, available im monthly. 649-9455. ■\EVENIM G t!, cellaneous. Must be sold im- mediately, security required. PRICED mediately. 643-6733 , 649-5051. SAMOYED PUPPIES AKC CLEAN FURNISHED room for MANCHESTER - With option to $160. Eastern, 646-8250. GLASTONBURY Goody - 6 T D ^ registered championship blood working or retired gentleman. buy. Older 6-room Colonial. TAG SALE - Friday and Satur lines. Call 643-2297 week days room Duplex, modern Security. $260 monthly. hi’Tth.s- Inquire at 2 Pearl Street, MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, first appliances, fireplace, oversized day 9-5. Many new and unusual after 4:30, anytime weekends. Manchester. floor apartment, includes Immediate occupancy. Ask for SELL! 7-// articles, also used and useful lot for children and pets. (73-08) Mr. Martin. Frechette & Mar 'V stove, refrigerator, disposal, Rentex, $30. fee. 549-6980. articles. 33 Birch Street. GOOD HOME needed for 2 NEW FURNISHED room, near heat, hot water. Lease. $200. tin, Realtors, Inc. 646^144. adorable kittens. Box trained. bus line, laundromat, Wolverton Agency, 649-2811 STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CAMFF TAG SALE - Lots of nice things Preferably to go as pair. Call restaurant, parking. Excellent COVENTRY NORTH - With op tion to buy. New 7-room Raised S & S BUICK we don’t want to move 3,000 236-6151 or 643-2095 after 5 p.m. value. 646-1960. MANCHESTER - 4-room apart IF YOU TAKE MB I THOOGHTTME miles. 26 Edgewood Drive, S. Ranch. Security. $300 monthly. U • a • ment, garage, no appliances, "Neu> England’s Fastest Grotving Buick-Opel Dealer” CP ALONG, I ' a PICK LOCALS LOVED Windsor. July 12, 13, 14. LANDLORPSI THE LOCK AND FDP DALMATIAN - 10 months old, ROOM AND Bo a r d - $20. $150. WolvertoiVolverton Agency, 649- Immediate occupancy. ME FOR M Y spayed female. Needs love and weekly. Parking included. Rentex is a free and private Frechette & Martin, Realtors, SI MMMS ST„ MMKHESTER (Open Evm.) 64MS71 YOU FftOMYDUK BEAUTIFUL 2813. I (ExH ea on Me a Rout* is. Nmt to Agwiy, Om Mock from CaMei‘t)| POKFV' 20' SPACE AGE trailer, 1969, attention. $100. 646-8042. Phone 644-1754. listing service. We screen Inc. 646-4144. SOUL.. sleeps 6, fully self-contained. Jutt a Mlnutw from Downtown HortlordI THREE ROOM Garden Apart tenants according to income, THE BORN LOSER $1,895. 643-8896. HEALTHY, tame Gerbils - BEDROOM and kitchen for ment, centrally located, area, kids and pet restrictions MANCHESTER - two bedroom BY ART SANSOM $1.50 per pair. 649-6221. rent. Call 649-6914. appliances and heat, included. and size. house, convenient to school and BOYS 3-speed bike 26” like shopping center. Security •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Air-conditioners, lease and RENTEX new. $45. Call 649-9366. GOD AND I are proud to offer LADIES ONLY - Furnished deposit required. 1-974-0139. Autos For Sala 61 1968 PLYMOUTIU Barracuda, security, $175. 649-3978, 646- ^QUBSTlOtO, DCXTOR-Z seven great champions. They rooms for rent, completely fur 4780. LANDLORD SERVjCE automatic transmssion good ABOVE ground pool equip will be known to some as Ger nished with all utilities in With no obligation. Call MANCHESTER Magic - two NEED CAR? Credit bad? running condition* Must sell. ment, filter, ladder, vacuum, man shorthaired pointers from cluded, convenient to bus line, MANCHESTER - two-bedroom collect, 728-9423 bedroom house on one acre Bankri^t? Repossessed? Call 521^3476 afternoon or after etc. Good condition, $45. 643- room to roam for children and the finest re^Stered parents. community kitchen and bath. flat, stove, refrigerator and Honest Douglas accepts lowest 9 p.m. 9384. Please come fo see our special Cali after 4 p.m. 644-0383. pets. $200. (31-01) Rentex, $30. down, smallest payments. carpeting included. No pets. No fee. 549-6980. offerings. Though only six utilities. $160 per month. 646- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Trucks lor Sale 62 TWELVE FOOT fiberglass weeks old they need people that LIGHT Housekeeping room - 5200. sailboat - excellent condition. need love. 742-9168. Stove, refrigerator and linen MANCHESTER Parkade Business lor Rant 55 AUTO INSURANCE - compare 1954Ji’ORD - one-half ton pick- $135. Call anytime, 742-6906. provided. 801 Main Street. 649- ROCKVILLE - Rockland Garden Apartments, we have a our low rates. For a telephone owered.. Call after 6 REGISTERED Doberman 9879. Terrace Apartments. Large limited nuniber of spacious one quotation call Mr. Dolin at 6 ^ 70. GARAGE and Porch Sale, July pinscher pups. Good tempera and beautiful three room, one bedroom apartments available OFFICE SPACE THE FLINTSTONES 13,14 (10-4 p.m.) Rain or shine. ment. Reds and blacks. Priced Apartments For Rent 53 for July 15tn and August 1st oc 1971 FORD VAN - E-lOO, pan BY HANA-BARBERA 41 Vernon Street. Moving, bedroom apartment. Includes AVAILABLE to sell. 643-6365 or 649-2540. heat, hot water, all appliances, cupancy at $175 per month. We JUNK CARS removed free. eled,. carpeted, curtains, new everything priced for quick WE ___ HAVE______customers waiting U and R Building Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. tires, 6 cylinder, 3-speed, ver • ip< >> K*. te. Tjn. »ii m. Fa. M. with disTfwasher, disposal, j also have one 3-bedroom apart 0 Ha*,. R/,w. sale. Washing machine, green ...... for the rental of your apartmentpa ■ ment at $219. Visit our office at 99 East Canter 81. 528-1990. nice. 36,300 miles. Call! ALLEY OOP carpeting, pool and your own BY V.T. HAMLIN vinyl day bed, white vinyl chair Boats-Accessorles or home. J.D. Real Estate 466 West Middle Turnpike rear. two matching vinyl chairs, 45 private terrace in a country set M anchaater Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ting, $175. No pets, 872-6360,529- 9-5, Monday - Friday, for more Location Control TOYOTA - See us for reliable FORD 1972 Econoline Super W ELL? DID YOU DEAL,A EICEPT FOR -THE THE BOWhUMfr lamps. Toys, games and com- van, AS CONFUCIUS s a y ; 6586. information. Or Call Mr. Air CondMonod used Toyotas with our 60-day ;ood condition. Best offer ffTH t h e LIEUnNANTlsJ BOWMAN THEY ARE THAT'8 Mb Ti ; MOST O F THOSE WHO in'rt 7^' h.p.7electrk‘"starte rw ith LOOKING for anything in real Hooper or Mr. McKay at 649- AIIEIoetric 100% warranty. We also buy over ^,500. Call after 6 p.m ASSOCI>a(rES? ^N O m o r e , g e n e r a l ! MUST F L E E ' RUN AWAY, LIVE TO , and 6 Old radios, electric generator. In top condition. Call estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - New 3- 8887 for an appointment. We CaH 643-9551 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 875-7096. PLOT AKiomER OA(! guitar. Lots of good dishes, Mts §75.5372 homes, multiple dwellings, no bedroom apartment, air- provide: hot water baseboard 345 Center Street, Manchester, and pans for cottage. Blue fees. Call J.D. Real Estate conditioned, kitchen heat, hot and cold water, inside 646-4321. Motorcyeles-BIcyclas 64 cpbalt glasses. Baby furniture, ...... Associates, Inc. 646-1980. maintenance, grounds picture frames. Many extras appliances, carpeted, private SMALL STORE or office for Garden Products entrance and basement, yard, maintenance, ample parking. rent, 330 Green Road. Vacant. CADILLAC 1964 Deville, con LOW COST motorcycle in 47 vertible, full power, tilt wheel, TWO BEDROOM - luxury parking, Elro Street. Available stove and refrigerator, garbage Reasonable. Contact owner, surance, immediate binding. TAG SALE - Plants, original clean, exceptional condition, PACHYSANDRA - $10 per 100, Townhouse, located in Highland immecTiately.fiatel $265 per month. disposals, mastersl( TV. . -antenna,------, 643-6273. See us for your needs, Crockett Isis. / paintings, antiques, clocks, Park section of Manchester, waste removal, playgrounds ...... 527-905()0. skis, ski boots, household items. Creeping Myrtle, sunny annuals Telephone M9-9404 or 649-4844. Agency, 643-1577. and perennials. SonrilP irregular wooded and private. For infor and picnic areas. We are 12 Resort Property Misses Designer clothes size 8- mation, call 646-1616 or 649- minutes from Constitution MGB, 1968, economical 26 mpg. 10, bicycle, toys, many more shrubs. Debra Kurtz, 347 FOUR-ROOM duplex available For Rant 56 HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- 5295. August 1. No pets. $190 without Plaza and one minute from over Excellent top, radial tires, ^ cles, parts and accessories. items. Thursday - Sunday, July Keeney Street, 643-8107. clean, $1,300. 527-9050. heat. Inquire at 25 Irving 40 stores at the Manchester GIANT’S NECK Heights - Next Expert service. Harley- I SO O M f. 11-14. 89 Richmond Drive, TWO bedrooms in small brand Parkade. No pets. 7«ll Manchester. STRAWBERRIES Pick your Street. beach to Rocky Neck. Cottage Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, new building. Perfect location. sleeps seven. 1968 CORVETTE, super condi Hartford. 247-9774. own, 1 p.m. to 8 p.m Albasi $130 weekly. tion, soft and hard tops, call Farm, Villa Louise Road, Silver Lane, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Five room VERNON - Three rooms, heat, Phone 742-8142. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE -type E le c tr ic k itc h e n , p a tio , duplex, three bedrooms, coun- parking and yard $135. (33-98) 872-2983. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - pipe racks - 6’ long, wall racks Bolton, Conn. VfCHRDJ’MJe# carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. try kitchen, appliances, Rentex, $30 fee. 549-6980. Lowest rates available. S H E fe V O U B E T in 4’-8’ lengths, F orm ica LAKE WINNEPAUSAKEE - 1966 CHEVROLET Biscayne, NO ONE EVER WROTE A B EST- ] PICK YOUR own stringbeans, carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, central Five-room Chalet. Available Immediate binding. Pronmt JEAL&US. I/\AA! S E a B 3 . PSOUT A P A R R O T ! The bidding has been: 11 counter tops - 2r'x8’. The Coat MANCHESTER - New deluxe excellent running condition, 6 WHATfe also peas and squash. iNatsisky location. No pets. $250 monthly, EAST HARTFORD, July 1 4 ^ Phone 643-0188 after 6 Claim service. Call Clarke In F o a y Poor play abounds in two bid Rack, 48 Purnell Place, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 cylinder, standard shift, very followed to ail three leads West North East South Farm, Inc, 644-0304. security required. Call 646-3542. Manchester, and Vernon - one, p.m. ^ surance Agency, 643-1126. so South was able to knock out Manchester. 649-1464. baths, includes heat, two and three bedroom houses, economical. Call 646-8235. lA 1« Pass 24 a n s r y the king of hearts and make appliances, carpeting, full duplexes and apartments as low EXPERT bicycle repairs, all opening spa Pass 34 Pass ? REMOVE CARPET paths and 48 FOUR-ROOM apartment - MADISQN, N.H. - Clean cot 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $275. or I^XBour? his contract * private basement. $275 per heat, hot water, stove, as $110. Rentex open 7 days 8 makes, models anid speeds. was madee Decausebecause nilms oppo spots; fluff beaten down nap tage, private, equipped, three best offer. Runs, good for parts, 'You, South, hold: WANTED Antique Antiqi furniture, month. Paul W. Dougan, refrigerator, laundry facilities, a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Rockville and bedrooms, fireplace. Activities, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, nents were vulnerable and he 4AQ4 YK J 4 3 2 4AQ9743 with Blue Lustre. "Rent sham- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. (toll 872-2426. NORTH 11 South was right proud of glass, pewter, oil paintings, or garage, basement storage. Hartford offices to serve you. lakes nearby. »5-2272 and 1-603- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- had a part score of 40 points What do you do now? ^ooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint 4 K J2 himself for his brilliant bid other antique items R. Lease, security deposit. Admts 549-6980. 367-4797. 2098. acquired the hand before. His A—Bid four spades. If your COMPLETE junk cars f J104 ding and play. We don't want Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Two bedroom preferred. No pets. August 1. two heart rebid was based on partner is interested in a Siam he removed free in Manchester, ♦ J 3 2 to take anything away from Townhouse, ideal for family. ^10. 643-4884. THREE ROOMS - all utilities,'' WEST DENNIS, MASS. - (Cape TRIUMPH AND HARLEY ig that same reason. He had bid him. He had done right well wiii know you hoid every good TAG SALE - Saturday July 13, South Windsor, Vernon and £!L A k 1096 ANTIQUES - 8 rooms of brow Full basement, private en parking. Security deposit. No (tod). Due to a cancellation one nition in stock. Honda coming because 60 points would give but the way the car« lay he spades. 9:00, 105 Highland Street. Fur pets. $160. Porter Street. 247- Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, soon. Discount prices. Lloyd’s WEST EAST niture, antiques, glassware, sing at The Country Store An trances and patio. $240 per SEVEN ROOMS and parking, week avaiiable August 10-17. Route 74, Tolland, (tonn., 649- him game and it seemed could have ruffed tHe third tiques on Route 31, Coventry. month. Paul W. Dougan, available immediately, apply at 4688 or 236-0564. Seven rooms, quiet residential Auto Parts, 191 Center Street. 4 1053 4974 silly to stop at a 40 point con TODAY’S QUESTION clothes, miscellaneous. Rain 4578, 875-6231. ?A8 t K762 diamond, drawn trumps, dis You bid four spades. Your Modest prices. Open daily 10- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 73 Chestnut Street, after f p.m. area. Walking distance to Open 7 days. 643-1558. tract. carded his losing club when date, July 14. F IV E room d u p le x , 3 ♦ AK865 ♦ Q97 partner four notrump, followed 5:30. beach, near all activities, $200. 1963 FORD Galaxie, running the defenders cashed their bedrooms, good location. 1972 HONDA CL175, i 'ood condi- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A s43 ♦ QJ7 West led his king of dia by five notrump after your two FOUR-ROOM redecorated ANDOVER - Four room heated per week. Also fall weeks condition, as is $75. Call 649- last diamond and not given TAG SALE - Saturday July 13, Wanted to Buy 49 apartment. Appliances, heat, apartment. Call 742-7676. adults, no pel pets, , $140. . monthly. available at reduced rates. Call tion, low mileage, I tost offer. SOUTH (D) monds and continued with ace response. What do you do 9139. 4 AQ86 them the chance to get in a now? 10-4. Many assorted household hot water, central location. Box GG, Manchester Herald. 646-0174 days, or 646-0770 Call 646-4774. ' SEE TWATeiRL'? THEN 1 FOUND o a r SHE WAe the ace and a small one. heart ruff. t Q953 items. 53 Deepwood Drive^ WANTED - Wicker furniture, Parking. Security. $190 ROCKVILLE - Elm Street, one evenings. S H E U S e D T O SETTING 7S CENTS AN HOJR South had to lose a club in Answer Tomorrow Manchester. VERNON - Sublet, 41/2 rooms, VOLKSWAGEN Bus -1967, $350 1972 OSSA Pioneer Endura ♦ 104 • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I any kind. Call 872-0930. monthly. 649-3340, bedroom studio apartment, firm. Call 647-1693 after 6. COME AND se e AAE TO SIT WITH M E. any event so he decided to carpeted, appliances, all 2 bedrooms, wall-to-wall LOCAL LAKE - Private water Trail Bike - Excellent condi THREE NIOHTS ♦ A52 lose it right then and there utilities, completely carpeting, deck, country club front cottage, best on lake. Nice tion. Extra tires. 646-3126. A W E E K , E)ast-West vulnerable and proceeded to discard Answer to Previous Puzzle facilities, deluxe kitchen SPITFIRE, 1968, MK III - needs redecorated, screened porch, beach. Good fishing. Boat. one. T S 1 appliances. Available August 1. work - $350. M ornings or 1971 SUZUKI motorcycle 500, West North East South W ide W orld [E H E $195 monthly. Couple preferred. Phone 649-6642. evenings, 875-3522. D Qj M L N N 1 o 872-4686. $240. 547-1661, Ext. 232, 875-1272 low mileage, excellent condi U East shifted to the deuce of £ Ni E A s £4 O P L after 5:30 p.m. Pass 1 N.T. Pass 2? P L 1, 7 B L e N A A L tion. New engine and front end, hearts. West won with the O Pass 2 A 1&. L "S' N 1 I Clip Out - nil In - Mall Today TOWNHOUSE - three $700. Call 649-6985. Pass Pass ace. An immediate heart Across DOWN 5 r a A U 5 \T 1 c 1 - Piedras, 1 a , I i bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, living Pass return would have allowed In-surgents H z E l a N fo] P A room, dining room. Near We’re Fussy To A Point YAMAHA 1974 360 Enduro, Puerto Rico (coll.) f §1 S £. f t p g. u I SAVE OVER m I P Opening lead - K9 East to give him a ruff and 4 Native of 2 N C N Fa T^ ‘All the eteff at Dillon Ford Is fussy about the condi excellent condition, only 600 I’ersla I j A I m schools, shopping and bus line. set the contract but West led Latvia 3 Certain 1B. T e i A 1 - J M $250 montnly. Security VILU6ER tion of our cars, the treatment of our customers, up- miles. Call after 6 p.m. 875- a club. 8 Arabian gulf Canadians t t L r f t T O N s k pt 7096. CWK 12 Sea eagle 4 o L T A r 0 1 N u B. A m I required. Call 646-1316. /holding the reputation we’ve built over^’flle years, Natives of L T T I 12 Words - 3 Days -1 Dollar APARTMENTS c?mLu South went up with dum- 13 Martian (comb, Lapland 1 A s . O M £ t l L'J and making sales. We’re not fussy about the age or 7-11 N & 1 T m r A (u I Claoolfication 41, MIscallantoua For Sala Only Two-Bedroom townhouses. BULTACO DIRT bike, just By Oswald & James Jacoby my’s king and proceeded to form) 5 Great I.ake MANCHESTER - three room condition of the car you bring In to trade, or the SHOIRT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 14 Extinct bird of 6 Offer in 23 Enfeeble 40 Attire apartment in two family house, Fireplace., Wall-to-wall been rebuilt, only two hours lead out three rounds of terms you want to work out. running time on motor, good Mauritius payment 24 Lohengrin's 41 Fork prongs Ads must be mailed only No phone orders first floor, includes heat, hot carpeting. Two air- ^HOL^VOOR FIRE/J OH, HEAVENS, N O .'ITS trumps. When both opponents 15 Carlsbad 7 'Toddler bride 42 Yemenite condition. Best offer. 649-7797, Payment must accompany ad water, no pets. Nice street with conditioners, appliances, heat TEA TIME AND WE Cavern inmate 8 Viper 25 Organ part 43 Greek 649-6013. 16 Mackerellike 9 Portal 26 Zeal commune One Item only. Include price and phone back yaro. $165 monthly. Call and hot water. Tiled bath. No •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEEM A BIT SHORTOF SUGAR. 872-8651. 71 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE * 2 2 9 5 STAR GA*ER!'''tO fishes 10 Tributary of 27 Of Aragon 44 Roman poet No refunds ♦oi’ early cancellation For non-commercial usera only pets. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, JuW 11, 1974 f*» Parking Lawsuit Dormant Public Records A Common Pleas Court law town street, now controlled by Warranty Deeds pool at 158 Greenwood Dr., $4 - William Boardman, tool shed suit in which downtown Bayer took an appeal from the state because it is a state Frederick M. and Caroline M. . iianrl|p0tpr iuptttng fc a lJi the state Traffic Commission 000 at 35 Whitney Rd., $100. Manchester property owners highway (Rt. 83). Crofts to Lynwood L. and Mary Arline Perkins, swimming Herman Goodstine, tool shed are appealing the state’s in order to install parallel Jane Watson, parcel at 523 BUSINESSMEN parking, and he also was pool at 25 Foxcroft Dr., $750. at 94 Hamlin St., $90. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIII, No. 240 stallation of parallel parking on Bayer filed the lawsuit in the Taylor St., $1,500. USE YOUR HEAD... Manchester—A City of ViR^g^ Charm seeking a temporary injunction Donald H. Spiel, swimming David Cruickshanks, KIGHTEKN PAGES Main St. has become dormant, Hartford County Court of Com Geoffrey R. and Andrea F. ^ OPEN A FREE PRICE: FIFTEEN CENT.S to stop the parallel parking pool at 16 Woodstock Dr., $3,- alterations to dwelling at 14 Atty. Philip Bayer said mon Pleas last month, as the Brazer to Judith R. Jordan, r BUSINESS CHECKING switch. 000. Niles St., $550. Wednesday. state Department of Transpor property at Pitkin St., $39,- : ACCOUNT AT The injunction attempt was Peter Foster for Manchester Colonial Fence for Multi-' Bayer, who represents down tation was switching the on 500. E. MANCHESTER STATE n postponed when town officials Presbyterian Church, tool shed; Circuits, fence at 77 Slater St. town interests in the case, said street parking arrangement Mildred E. Dennison to negotiated for local control of $400, and additions, $400, at 43 $1,800. BANK — FULL the appeal will probably from angle parking to a com William J. and Joan Topping, the street, and Bayer said Spruce St. R.E. Gower Remodeling for ? COMMERCIAL SERVICES becdme a moot issue if the promise angle-parallel parking property at 20 Steep Hollow Wednesday he has no intention John D. Whitcomb, tool shed John Simmons, additions to Convicts Hold Hostages Town of Manchester assumes system. The change brought the Lane, $%,500. at 145 Loomis St., $145. dwelling at 5 Scott Dr., $3,000. "W ~ control of the one-mile down loss of about 30 parking spaces. to pursue the injunction. Phyllis Wilson to Candace The state Traffic Commission - W: b Carboneau, property at 38 J has until July 26 to file an Locust St., $25,500. answer to the appeal, Bayer Judgment Lien In Court Building said, adding that it’s unlikely Funds Requested Connecticut Natural Gas they’ll file the answer pending a JifrofflelQclory WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two convicts Hart said the trial of Ehrlichman and Board of Directors decision on Corp. against Brian Donovan, holding seven hostages in the federal court Police said the men had a concealed gun For Transporting property on School St., $209.95. three other defendants for the break-in at when they seized the cellblock and later town takeover of the street. building and threatening to kill them if the office of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist If the town takes control un they are attacked, forced Chief U S Judge obtained other weapons from a locker. Attachment was being moved to the District of Colum They talked with authorities, their I\on-Public. Students der a tentative agreement I^DO^-YmSELr] George Hart today to move the trial of Hartford National Bank and bia Court of Appeals building. families and those of their hostages and reached by state and town of former Presidential aide John Trsut Co. against Robert R. and j n c n m E f r a m i i m ! SH/.fd ThiirHcluy radio station WASH by telephone. ficials last week, the parking Lucille Krinjak, property on Ehrlichman to another building. The two convicts, who seized eight The Board of Directors and parents and friends ot non issue will then involve the Authorities identified the pair as Robert School St., $7,000. Wt cut tht moulding ind tlw gl«ts...th«i hdp you After a sleepless night in the stand-off hostages when they took over the cellblock Board of Education are being public students was presented town’s traffic authority (Police Jones and Frank Gorham who led a riot at with ivwything ol«. Tho right tools miko tho job between the prisoners and a virtual army in the courthouse about 2 p.m. Thursday, asked to appropriate funds in to the Board of Directors Chief James Reardon) instead the D.C. jail in 1972 and were appealing Building Permits Msy-and you get profossional resuHsI of heavily armed police wearing bullet released one of them — Deputy Marshal the current school year for Tuesday night. of the state Traffic Commis additional 10 to 30 year prison terms for a William A. Burke, swimming proof vests. Hart announced that the Raymond Miller—early today to show transporting Manchester non Former school board sion, Bayer said. Fine Art Prints jail break attempt following the uprising. federal court building would be closed in authorities they had not harmed their public students to and from member Mrs. Richard Plaintiffs in the dormant law from the New York Along with the seven hostages, there MANCHESTER STATE BANK definitely. prisoners. their schools. Murphy, who presented the suit are Watkins Bros. Inc., Geographic Society were about 12 to 18 other federal prisoners The request is under Public petition, asked the board to ap 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER in the cellblock area of the courthouse, Regal Men’s Shop Inc., Missouri has about 1.5 Act 74-257, passed by the 1974 propriate the funds needed this L A P P P L A Z A which is about four blocks from the U.S. Economy Electric Supply Co. million acres in the Clark and Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon — Momber FOIC General Assembly, ft amends a year, and not wait for 1975-76. Capitol. Inc., Marlow’s Inc., Phillip Mark Twain National A3, Vtrnoii # 1972 law (Public Act 234), She explained the appropriation HOURS: (2 milM trarth ot Vernon Circle) Vow lo Kill Harrison, Irving Bayer, Robert Forests, and about 200,000 TuevWed-Thurt-Set 9:30-6:30 which required that 50 per cent is permissible under the act this The two convicts vowed they would they Weinberg, and Sadye Apter. acres of state forests. I Fridey-Noon to 9 c lo ^ Mon. P R O R O v 7 2 < > 8 0 2 3 of students attending a non year and mandatory next year. Read Herald Ads \ kill their hostages if police attacked. - v.'-LT Progress Reported public school must live in town, She said Wilson Deakin, They demanded safe passage to an air if the town is to provide school assistant superintendent of port and a plane to fly them to Venezuela transportation. The amended schools, estimated the added "but after that we ain't saying,” said law requires that 50 per cent of transportation cost at $51,030. Robert Jones, who was serving a 25-year the students must live in the The town Board of Education term for robbery, sodomy and another ( In Teacher Talks state. The new law makes East pays about $80 per student for 308 Main Street, Manchester felony. CARPET AND By DOUG BEVINS Catholic eligible. school transportation — with health insurance, and the contract dura “All we want is not to hurt nobody,” he Public Act 74-257 was passed the state refunding $20 of it. Phone 643-6662 The opening day of arbitration of a con tion. said. “ But we also want you to understand after the Board of Directors "We realize,’’ said Mrs. OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • THURS. A FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. tract for Manchester’s 550 public school The school board's position on many of that we will,” Jones said by telephone to adopted Manchester’s 1974-75 Murphy Tuesday night, "that TEMPLE’S BOOR COVEHIK \ teachers resulted in some concessions by the items discussed Thursday was that the WASH, budget and the town counsel has you have not budgeted for this both the Manchester Education Associa teachers’ contract should be only an The other convict, Gorham, 26, a Viet ruled the law may take effect item, but we’re hoping you (MtoM tion (MEA) and Board of’Education, but agreement on working conditions and nam vet who was court-martialed and no earlier than July 1,1975 — in might find the funds for this — SOLARIAN HiADQUARTERS several issues remained unresolved at the arrangements with teachers. served time at Fort Leavenworth, held a ^ the year following the adoption as you have found in the past for end of a 6%-hour session. Atty. Russell Post, the board’s gun against the head of the director of the of the local budget. other unexpected contingen Representatives of both sides presented professional negotiator, maintained that D.C. Corrections Department during the A 620-signature petition from cies.” m Central Connecticut arguments to three arbitrators clause-by- many disputed issues didn’t really deal 1972 jail uprising and was serving a 73year (Herald photo by Dunn) clause, managing to get almost halfway with teachers — several were manage prison term. through the contract dispute. However, ment duties, he said — and did’t belong in "We’ve got nothing to lose,” said m 1 1 Banjo Band Entertains Shoppers the major issue — salary increase — a teachers’ contract. Gorham, whose father is in an institution THE SUNNY FLOOR wasn’t reached in Thursday’s discussion Atty. Edwin Lavitt, represented the for the criminally insane and whose two Church Seeks Wing THAT SHINES of the and another arbitration session was MEA, contended throughout the arbitra brothers are al.so in prison. He was ser scheduled next Thursday. tion session that the school board was ving 32 to 73 years for armed robbery, es Setting the mood for the annual banjo band. Thursday night shoppers Main St. stepping to the beat of the Among the disputed contract provisions attempting to "whittle away” many items caping from prison and other felonies. For Sunday School WITHOUT WAXING Sidewalk Sales with peppy musical were in a happy frame of mind as they four-man band. Sales Days continues resolved Thursday — either by con from the teachers’ contract which had He refused to speak with either of his renditions is the “Sweet Jasmine’’ browsed along the merchandise-lined through Saturday. cessions or by suggestions by the ar been hard-fought and hard-won issues in parents who were taken lo the courthouse bitrators — were items dealing with class to try to talk him into surrendering. would only amount to about 300 the past. M a n c h e s te r ’s U n ite d sizes, the school calendar, preparation and Pentecostal Church — one of square feet in size — has come Many of the clauses in dispute appeared planning periods, supervising principals, to a halt because of Shiny I Vinyl to deal with a question of semantics. A few the fastest growing churches in teaching assignments, and job transfers or the area, according to its pastor M a n c h e s te r ’s zon in g 'Solarian The NO WAX Fb^r were resolved by wording changes ISow IPs Official reassignments. — wants to expand its Sunday regulations. Sidewalk Sale Shoppers suggested by the arbitrators. by (AVmstrong upto9x12KitimtallMl I News Capsules Unresolved after discussion, and com “Smoking may be dangerous to your School, but there are a lot of The envisioned Sunday School But other contract provisions appeared prap. extra mitted to the panel of arbitrators for a pocketbook.” things standing in the way. addition would be built at the A* to deal with philosophy of education. decision, were issues such as professional That’s the warning facing all persons ”Our group is growing,” the rear of the church sanctuary, Why wax your old kitchen floor again ExoeHent_digjce of colon Swarm Through Town Several clauses in the teachers’ expired negotiation procedures, non-teaching attending meetings from now on in the Rev. Robert Baker said, "and using up more of the rear , this afternoon, when we can be in- 1972-1974 contract are in dispute because Sympathy But No Promises duties, part of the clause on transfers or Manchester Municipal Building Hearing we have no space.” property than is allowed by ' stalling your new Armstrong Solarian sggoo By BETTY RYDER The carriage set was well represented, the school baord wants to delete them to WASHINGTON (UPI) - President reassignments, and teacher facilities. Room. zoning. give management more flexibility. "We looked around for ^ floor instead. Solarian's an entirely Nixon got some sympathy from big Shoppers, mindful of the bargains being often times to mom’s Chagrin, as she Disputed issues to be discussed next The 1974 General Assembly passed a bill another building and found The Rev. Mr. Baker has But the teachers contend that the dele new kind of floor that actually does business about the nation’s inflationary offered during Manchester’s annual found the stroller tray filled with a few week, besides salary items, include which provides for a $5 fine for all persons nothing available,” he said. petitioned the town's Zoning tion of many clauses will hurt the I shine without waxing. And spills, headache Thursday but no promises of Sidewalk Sales Days, literally converged items that only a small hand could have special school programs, protection of smoking in public meeting rooms where "And we can’t build a new Board of Appeals for a variance teachers’ working arrangements, opening quick relief. on shopping areas Thursday and Friday in reached up and pulled from a table. Still teachers, accident and sickness benefits, ”NO SMOKING” signs are posted. structure at the present time — to permit the addition. tracked-in dirt... even black heel the door to abuses of the contract. At a two-and-a-half hour White House an effort to scoop up some of the money another, keeping a watchful eye on her state and federal fund use, accumulated Town Manager Roert Weiss has posted it just costs too much.” The church’s variance request I marks wipe right up. One such provision, which remained un- meeting, Nixon’s chief economic adviser, saving items. young man’s manners, neglected to note sick leave, personal leaves of absence. the sign in the Municipal Building. is one of six matters to be con (Sec Page Eighteen) "We do extensive work with Come see ut today for the Solarian Kenneth Rush, asked the heads of 15 giant While the women outnumbered the men, that his ice cream cone dripped along the sidered in public hearings at 7 children,” the Rev. Mr. Baker ! pattern ihat'a right for your home. corporations to voluntarily hold down this apparently didn't discourage some way as she whisked him by the merchan said, pointing out that the p.m. Monday in the Municipal prices now that the government’s man gentlemen from braving the crowds to dise. United Pentecostal Church Building Hearing Room. There appeared to be many “window ANY 12 X 9 ROOM datory stablization program has expired. pick up an extra pair of Bermudas or an building at 185 Woodbridge St. Other variance requests to be “I urged that restraint be exercised in elegant sports jacket they had admired. shoppers” — those who really didn’t intend often as "wall-to-wall children” considered Monday are: A S L O W A S to buy but were caught up in the crowds I'sunstqne* increasing prices,” Rush told reporters Some obviously spotted the apparel they on Sundays.' • Joseph Fortin, side yard 4v»>fe i , SrtMiieeg ' 9x12 and seemed to drift from store front to Man Accused of Setting later. ”I didn’t ask for any promises.” He wanted only to shake their heads in disap The church congregation variance for tool shed at 54 ^indicated that he didn’t get any, either. pointment when it was the wrong size.' store front. Others appeared wistful that numbers more than 1(X). Eldridge S., Business 2 Zone. $ 1 A A 9 5 Instead, the businessmen urged Nixon But, undaunted, they charged on to the their budgets couldn’t stretch to afford Unable to find a new location, • Michael and Catherine S. LINOLEUM RU6S even a bargain and then there were those and Rush to propose tax incentives to en next store feeling confident the bargain the church has made Tluck, variances of area, fron 1 6 9 CHOIGE SEl KTION just priced for them would be waiting. who, determined not to be lured by Fire Which Killed 25 COMPLETELY INSTALLED courage investment in new factories and preliminary plans for a small tage, and front yard RES. $14.95 equipment. Boosting production is one Pocketbooks, dresses on metal racks, sidewalk sales, moved along through the addition to its existing building, requirements at 168-170 W. BAN HANBOR t DESIGNER SOUWAN BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Authorities an Identification of the victims’s bodies the club's exits when the lights suddenly answer to Inflation because more goods shirt-laden tables, all lined the streets as crowds at a fast pace. built in 1971. Center St., Residence B Zone. SUGHTIYIKHER nounced the arrest today of Peter was hampered by the fact that many of the went out and panic ensued. tend to drive down prices. busy shoppers "plowed" through the One fellow charged right in, pulled out But planning for the Sunday • Sott B. Clendaniel, side \9fr/~x»$r/ preparitiofl of floors, Leonard, 22, of Greenwich for allegedly* patron^ of Gulliver’s apparently were un Thick black smoke belched into the club, merchandise. It was catch as catch can his wallet and claimed a lawn mower that School addition — although it yard variance for addition to SPANDERO- ROYAL COBBLE PALAZZO* setting a fire that swept a crowded dis der the' local legal drinking are—18 and many couples on the dance floot said if necessary, eitra v and two women who had apparently found he said he’d been keeping his eye on for a dwelling at 37 Kensington St., VILLA* SOUARE* 49.95 Compromise Applau-led cotheque on the New York-Connecticut years—and had forged identification cards the smoke was so heavy they could not just the right size blous&^gan tugging, couple of weeks. Of course, now that he Residence A Zone. CARACAS (UPI) — Most countries border, killing 25 persons. to admit them to the club. find the club,js four exits and had to grope v m i each with a sleeve in her hand. After a was in the gardening mood, he also picked • R aym ond D a m a to , today applauded the United States’ con Leonard, arresteef Thursday night, is Survivors said dancers were heading for their way to freedom. brief starting contest, one politely up a few additional items which were not va'riance to erect garage on cor ditional support for extending sea limits to charged with first degree arson and third Complete ■ A 9 I$ | I 0 H relinquished her claim and proceeded to on sale. But the look of contentment on his ner lot at 24 Homestead St., 1 200 miles, but Peru and Ecuador said it face on having finally got his "bargain” •degree larceny in a warrant issued by \ / search in another area. Ironically, when Today ^8 Residence B Zone. wasn’t enough and left open the possibility Bridgeport' Superior Court. V. / ailio $IIIB YIIVl she had departed, the "winner” popped obviously dispelled any fears that his • Robert McNamara, side of more “tuna war” skirmishes. CERAMIC TILE the blouse back on the table and strolled budget might not balance. He is charged with setting fire to a yard variance for porch at 43 S. ® The United States abandoned Thursday Thought I on to more enticing tables. , A teen-ager sat on the curb clutching the bowling alley adjacent to Gulliver’s Lakewood Circle, Residence fi FLOOR POLISH its support for a three-mile limit, the dis hand of a junior member of the family Discotheque in Port Chester, N.Y., June AA Zone. BATHROOM tance a 17th-century warship could fire a waiting impatiently for moqn to make her 30. Installed up to cannonball, and approved a 12-mile Inside Today’s selection. Strange, how the picture The fire broke out about 1 a.m. in the Is Kvcrylliiii|( I \ $1.99 qt territorial limit and an additional reversed itself when mom reclaimed her basement of the building next door to the 100 sq.ft. Cut Loo.ne’f i economic zone of 188 miles. little offspring and the youthful daughter crowded discotheque, fire officials said. Morality is having a difficult o>. U.S. special ambassador John R. was let loose to make her purchases. Time The adjacent building, also ravaged by the time holding its own today Slate Leasing 1 Stevenson told the Third U.N. Sea Law was a consideration, and mom with a fire, housed a barber shop and a bowling when so many beliefs formerly REMNANTS Conference that approval was conditioned tiring and fretful youngster stood quietly alley. held firmly have been cut loose Information on freedom of navigation and permission Area Profile ...... Pages 5,6 by contemplating how much she had Estimates of the number of patrons at to shift or float. When moral Requested to fish in the economic zone, plus third Illing Honor R oll...... Page 3 saved. Gulliver’s at the time ranged from 200, structures shift no 'one knows | i MO party settlement of any disputes.__ The bargains were great, the shoppers given by the owners; 300 to 400, according Gardening with Atwood ...... Page 7 exactly where they will settle HARTFORD (UPI) - The POT'S Vinyl « Inlaid happy, and the merchants delighted, there to fire officials; and 700-800, given by ' f again. legislative subcommittee in Sizes up to 6x15 Old Codger ...... Page 2 some survivors. About 30 persons were in » ■ New Tape Gap is a certain air of eagerness instilled in all < . Loose morals, and in Values to $89.06 vestigating state leasing has 1:J:5 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Watergate Moriarty’s retain lead ...... Page 10 of us when we feel we are getting jured in the fire. creasingly loose X-rated film Material and Labor Included appealed to the public to prosecutors said Thursday 19 minutes of something for nothing. Nothing wasn’t the According to a firefighter at the scene, and magazine distribution volunteer information about conversation in a March 20,1973, meeting In Saturday's Herald: price tag, but good merchandise at most of the victims' bodies were found reflect this shifting floating questionable lease WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN ' DISCONTINUED beneath the rubble of the dance floor, between President Nixon and John D. Meadowbrook house raising reasonable prices is being offered, and morality. Finally our children arrangements. INTERICR DECCRATING Plus FREE 5-ff. shoppers with an eye for value are taking which was on a level Igwer than the club’s i cannot purchase candy, film or CARPET Ehrlichman are missing from the White The subcommittee said AND DESIGNING I House tape recording. At that meeting, advantage of this annual event. dining room. a magazine unless the shifting Tue.sday anyone with informa ______Tub Enclosure SAMPLES Ehrlichman, a former top presidential morality faces them. Openness, tion should either telephone or I aide, reportedly first inform ^ Nixon of honesty and knowledge are write to the subcommittee. the Ellsberg break-in. The White House, good, but loose morality Mail should be sent to Post Of J reacting swiftly and angrily, denied there Nixon Feared Watergate Spread plagues every people who sport fice Box No. 2728, Hartford, or 20‘. it. was a„”gap” and said the conversation telephone: 566-4237, 566-5674 or aware —as Nixon put it — "there is always When the cargo breaks loose 566-3123. was missing because the tape had run out. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President weeks of closed hearings. While there was a risk” that more information involving a ship will pitch and list and COMMERCIAL Nixon feared the early stages of the some new information in the material, Braided the White House could surface. even sink, unless someone gets Warren Rites Watergate investigation would lead to the there were no major surprises. Present were the President, his chief this cargo tied down again, and RUBBER BACICv i ( WASHINGTON (UPI) - Funeral ser White House and to him and told aides One ofthe eight volumes was the Nixon aide, H R. Haldeman, and John N. this is universally true, whether Area Residents CHAIR PADS vices were conducted at National "we’ve got to cut that back,” evidence Watergate defense presented to the com Mitchell, who was quitting that day as it be in a marriage, a home, or Cathedral today for Earl Warren, former released in the House Judiciary Com mittee by his lawyer, James D. St. Clair. Become Citizens KITCHEN CARPET Braided Rug Samples...... $1.00 aa. and up mittee impeachment inquiry shows. Nixon’s campaign manager. The a young person's life. If we’ll chief justice of the United States. He died It was mostly directed at rebutting the Several Manchester-area • Tightly Woven transcript includes this passage: hear Him, God has already 27”x3 ft. Tuesday of a heart condition at age 83. The A newly released tape of a presidential charge that Nixon ordered hush money people became U. S. citizens in • 100% Cent. Fll. Nylon W IT H . . . t'.'S't.ll taken morality which crashes casket rested in the Supreme Court’s conversation made public in eight volumes paid to Watergate burglar E. Howard Haldeman; "Well, there maybe is naturalization ceremonies at every direction in a loose life or • Easily Cleaned HI-DENSITY great hall Thursday and today. The burial of committee evidence Thursday showed another facet. The longer you wait, the the United States District Court Hunt following a March 21, 1973, White culture andJfied it down for us. » Perfect for Kitchens site is in Arlington Cemetery. that less than two weeks after the June 17, more risk each hourJ>rings. You run the at Hartford recently. They are: F O A M B A C K House meeting. "Do you not know that your GRASS MATS 1972, break-in —when the case was still risk of more stuff, valid or invalid, sur Manchester: Katharina • Great for Offices. Denr 12 and IS foot widths limited to those originally arrested The release of the material drew mixed body is the temple of the Holy SUNNY facing on the Watergate caper ...” Ghost which is in you, which Stimac and Blaz Stimac » Tweed Colors To Hide —Nixon expressed fear that more infor reactions from the White Rouse. St. Clair Soil 12 NEW 1973 COLOR COMBINATIONS 2’x3' Nixon; "Yes, that’s the other thing, if you have of God, and you are (mother and son) of 17 Horace *4.95 ----- ,,,*9.95 mation would come out. said he was pleased the committee (Herald pho(o by Dunn) not your own. For you are St.,.and Robert J. Soaft of 110 • Stainproof released "such a large volume of someone does come out but we don’t —we bought with a price, therefore Birch St. 9x12 On the following March 17, when the in material." But presidential spokesman hope nothing will. It may not. But there's glorify God in your body.” I Vernon: Maigonis Turkis and vestigation had intensified, Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler accused the committee always the risk.” Legion Post Wins State Honors Corinthians 6 19, 20. Elsie Turkis (husband and Reg. $6.95 expressed the fear in a second newly dis * of trying to manipulate public opinion by Haldeman; "As of now, there is no wife) of 502 Tunnel RcL, Isaac LINOLEUM •a. closed conversation that the probe would releasing piecemeal the impeachment convention of the American Legion at Mostly sunny today with highs in the low problem there. As of any moment in the Robert W. Donahue, left, commander Rev. Norman E. Swensen and Sarah Carmona (husband lead "to the White House, to the evidence. sq. yd. YD. Good Selection 80s. Clear and cool tonight with lows 55 to future there is at least a potential of Manchester’s American Legion the Hartford Hilton Hotel, when they Trinity Covenant and wife) of 64 Centre Rd., and President.” And he told his top aides One section of the report reprints a 60. Mostly sunny and seasonably warm problem.” Post; and Francis Leary, post adju were named the outstanding post Church Olga Dichter of 11 Alpert Dr. “we’ve got to cut that back,” transcript indicating that on June 30, .1972 Saturday with highs 85 to 90. Precipitation Nixon: “Well, I’d cut the loss fast. I’d tant, admire the trophies they commander and post adjutant, The committee released the evidence its —13 days after the Watergate break-in — cut it fast. If we’re going to do it, I'd cut it probability zero through Saturday. received Thursday at the annual state respectively, in Connecticut. 38 members heard in the course of six Nixon and his closest associates were fast. That’s my view generally speaking.” I Y