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Manchester Historical Society PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tuea., July 5, 1977 The weather Fire officers re-elected DRIVEWAYS BOB'S PINE PHARMACY Inside today scares and 6 false alarms. Mostly sunny, cooler, less humid today. C oventry meeting. Town Councilman Robert IIMTAILLED ANYWHERE IN CONN. High in mid 80s. Partly cloudy tonight, The department averaged 12 men Area news . ,1-4-B Kitchen............5-C The North Coventry Volunteer Fire Olmstead and Nancy Moore were OFLWMtxIOOFtLong AW SURGICAL SUPPLY low B085, Variable cloudiness Thursday, Business . .10-A.4-C Obituaries ... 12-A per call responding. accepted as members of the com­ Mm Department has re-elected George 664 Center SI. (between Olcott A Adams) chance of showers developing. High 80-84. Classified . 8-10-B People ............I-C E. Ross Jr. as president and Richard GOP election plans mittee. Jeffrey Lancaster was en­ Manchester • FREE DELIVERY Chance of rain 20% tonight, 40% Manehester^jLCity of ViUa^jCImrm Dear Abby ... II-B Second Thought 5-C J Cooper as chief. dorsed for appointment to the Parks D O * 649-9814 Thursday. National weather forecast Editorial .........4-A Sr. Citizens ,.. 8-A The nominating committee of the •coMumimsTiiuaM and Recreation Commission. map on Page 8-B. fUlRTy PAGES , F am ily ........5-6-C Sports.......... 5-7-B Other officers are Carl Ricking, Republican Town Committee will ■ ■ w W . row Mst e cou m ; SECTIONS vice-president; Kenneth McCaffery. The Republicans also endorsed the MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 4 .1W7 - VOL, XCVI, No. PRICEi FIFrEEN CENTS 3 report on candidates for the fall elec­ regional sewer system as proposed -CAU DAY, NIBHT INCLUDINQ SUNDAYS- secretary, and Lawrence Beecher, tions Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town COMPARE treasurer by the Sewer Authority at a recent ★ ★ OVER 10.000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ★ * Rail hearing. Other officers under Chief Cooper The nominating committee is still SliaiieliiiniiiiPrescriplioDS are Robert Topliff, deputy chief; seeking interested candidates for the Pu^eunt finalist 649-0500 Sherwood Trueman, first assistant Town Council, Board of Education, Miss Kathryn Realy, 15, daughter chief; Thomas Ricking, second assis­ Zoning Board of Appeals. Board of of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. Realy of tant chief; Richard Eberle. Alan Tax Review and other town offices. Coventry, has been named a finalist ■T COLLA PAVING Israel warns against undue optimism Schmidt. William Vokert and Ross, in the 1977 Connecticut United Teen­ The Republicans are planning a MANCHESTER, CONN. Read Herald Ads By rnitrd Press issue could snag the talks because captains. potluck supper July 21 at Lisicke ager Pageant, which will be July 30 The other Arab participants in the "about ultimatums and threats, Geneva was “encouraging” and pur, the holiest day in the Jewish During the past year the depart­ International the Israelis refuse to negotiate with Geneva conference, co-chaired by which is not good. If he now Beach. Ann Ricks w iir chair the in Rartford, added Egypt “shall be ready to calendar. The 18-day Arab-Israeli ment answer^ 223 alarms. There Israeli officials have warned the PLO, while the Arab nations de­ the United States and the Soviet welcomes suggestions to agree on a event. Those who attend should bring Contestants will be judged on go....in October, and even before.” war in 1973 began on Yom Kippur. were 26 structure fires. 27 accidents, against undue optimism now that a mand that the PLO be represented in Union, are Syria, Lebanon and Jor­ date, I can only accept with satisfac­ eating utensils, chairs, and 9 dish for scholastic and civic achievements, 66 He added he was also willing to 4 car fires, 2 search and rescue mis­ date for the resumption of the Geneva. dan. They have not commented on tion.” Begin said Oct. 10 is convenient the supper. Soft drinks will be beauty, poise and personality. The take into account the Moslem holy sions. 74 rescue calls. 22 brush and MY WEDDING DAY WAS GREAT” Geneva Middle East peace taks Begin’s statement came in the Oct. 10 proposal. On Monday, Sadat said Begin’s because it comes after the Jewish available. Connecticut winner will get a trip to month of Ramadan, which ends at grass fires, 10 chimney fires, 8 bomb seems to have been set, saying Israel response to Sadat’s quick acceptance Begin said Sadat spoke recently High Holy Days, including Yom Kip- At the last GOP Town Committee Washington, D C., to compete in the willingness to resume negotiations in about the same time. national contest. still opposes Palestinian participa­ of an Israeli offer to reconvene in Oc­ “UNTIL I SAW tion in the talks. tober the Geneva Middle East talks, Israeli Prime Minister Menahem stalled since December 1973. Sadat MY WEDDING PICTURES 44 Begin said Tuesday he is ready to said he was “ready to go” to Geneva, Common Pleas Court cases meet Egyptian President Anwar too. Sadat in Geneva for peace talks It was the first time that either Dr., Vernon, 90-day suspended sentence beginning Oct. 10, but he also side mentioned a specific date for Citizen postage rate proposed Three men who were charged last • Richard L. Libby, 23, of Fox Trail, I really didn’t realize how month in connection with an Coventry, second-degree larceny, one and probation for one year on a charge of cautioned that agreement was only resuming the conference, which the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Post­ threatening. Charges of first-degree United States wants reconvened He also pointed out that an end to the 13 cents first class mail rate for attempted holdup at Allen's Super­ year in jail, suspended. after 60 days, overweight I looked. My the beginning. master General Benjamin Bailar Bailar told a .Senate subcommittee probation lor two years. criminal trespassing, threatening and "In the final analysis, the meeting before the end of this year. Saturday mail delivery could save private letters and Bailar strongly market. Rt 44A in Coventry, were today asked the Postal Service Board in May he was considering a boost to • Robert W Morse. 20. of Somers, carrying weapons in a motor vehicle girlfriend told me she was and not the date is important,” Begin taxpayers $500 million a year, but supported the move today, saying “it bound over to Tolland County In Washington, President Carter of Governors to set up a 13 cent 16 cents. He said last week the Postal carrying a dangerous weapon, pleaded in­ were nolled. said in an interview with Israel state said he was “pleased” at the said postal officials were still is in the nublic interest.” Service needs a rate increase next Superior Court after probable cause • Doreen M. Haggerty, 28, of 8 Oak St., going to Gloria Stevens and it “citizen rate” for personal letters nocent and chose trial by jury. radio. Egyptian-Israeli agreement and the even if the business rate rises to 16 studying that proposal. He made no year. hearings in Common Pleas Court 19. • Luis Soto, 17, of Willimantic, Rockville. 90-day suspended sentence and Both the proposed postage rate in­ The Israeli officials said the proposed Oct. 10 date "suits me cents next spring. recommendation on it. Today, Bailar pointed out the rate Rockville. larceny, third-degree burglary and probation lor one year on a charge of was working for her, so i creases with the citizen mail provi­ fourth-degree larceny. Palestine Liberation Organization fine.” President Carter is pushing to keep commission will conduct extensive Robert J Fortier. 21. and Thomas attempted larceny were nolled. A sion and eliminating Saturday Connelly. 26. both of 61 Glenn Rd., Superior Court bench warrant was issued • Maureen Moynihan, 17, of 32 Park decided to try it. hearings which will give the public a PI . Rockville, breach of peace, nolled. deliveries would require later action voice in the final decision on both East Hartford, and Michael J. on the same charges. by the Postal Rate Commission, an O'Toole, 24. of West Hartford, were • Ernest Nickerson, 19. of 56 Birch St.. • David Turner. 19, 34W Elm St., rates and the proposed five-day waived examination and was bound over I never thought dieting independent public agency which is all charged with first-degree robbery Manchester, pleaded innocent to risk of delivery week. injury to minors, waived examination to Superior Court on a charge of illegal has 10 months in which to make its Bailar said the citizen rate “would and second-degree larceny in connec­ possession of a narcotic substance. A and exercise could be fun and recomendations. tion with the May 31 incident. and was bound over to Superior Court. A mean the average American would charge of public indecency was nolled. charge of illegal possession of less than be able to continue to conduct his cor­ Other cases heard: four ounces of a cannibis substance was the personal service sure gets “la m sure you recognize that the • Leonard Blotniski, 19, of 24 Hayes concept of a citizen rate represents a respondence for 13 cents rather than • Richard P Hemsley. 17, of 5 Hillside Dr.. Ellington, pleaded innocent to nolled. Dr , Ellington, fourth-degree larceny, • Cynthia Sandberg, 20, of 8 Eastbrook results. I’ve lost 25 lbs. 41%”. marked departure from past postal the 16-cent rate we will propose " for possession of drugs with intent to other first class mail users. tampering with a motor vehicle and sell, waived examination and was bound Court. Rockville, illegal possession of My husband is so proud of me rate-making policy,” Bailar told the possession of marijuana, nolled mot over to Superior Court. less than four ounces of a narcotic sub­ board in a public meeting.
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