PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., July 17. 1973 Auto Wage Dollar Obituaries Negotiations Under Way Drops I Kay Ponticelli Dies; DETROIT (AP) - The Again United Auto Workers takes its Civic, Social Leader new contract requests to Ford LONDON (AP) - n ie U.S. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 244 Motor Co. today after the un- dollar dropped farther on : ion’s goals received an un- Europe’s exchanges today and Manche,ier-4 CUy of nilu.e Chon,, t h ir t v -t w o p a c e s - t w o s e c t io n s Mrs. Kathleen M. Ponticelli, ruffled reception at General dealers said its weakness was PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS 55, of 382 Hackmatack St., a • Motors. due to lack of support by member of the Manchester govemmeiit banks. Housing Authority and active in On Monday, union leaders ’The dollar lost-'4Mi centimes many areas of the town’s civic outlined for GM officials the in early trading in Paris, drop Oil Firm and social life, died Monday at goals proposed in a 43-page ping to 4.02 francs. Manchester Memorial packet of resolutions adopted The rate dropped to 2.33 Hospital. by a union convention nearly marks in Frankfurt, a loss of May Be Eased She was the wife of Charles J. four months ago. three pfennigs, while the rate Ponticelli, area mason contrac Among them are voluntary was 2.8225 Swiss francs in Practices tor, builder and developer. overtime, dental insurance, fuU t.fS Zurich, a loss of 1% centimes. They had observed their 37th In London, the British pound wedding anniversary July 18. retirement benefits after 30 Phase 4 Program years of work in the plants and rose to 12.54925, a gain of just Mrs. Ponticelli was bom Oct. greater protection against over a quarter of a cent. " 11, 1917 in New Britain, The price of gold rose a dollar Challenged rising prices. The union lus not daughter of the late Otto and To Replace specified how great a wage in an ounce to |121 in Zurich and Cecelia Reily Prange, and had crease it wants. $1.25 to 3121.25 in London. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission lived in Manchester for many The dollar staged a brief rally years. has accused the Big Eight oil. companies of an Current Freeze Executives at General a week ago when the U. S. She was a member and past Motors, Ford and Chrysler have Federal Reserve Board and ticompetitive practices, claiming the firms have earned president of the Manchester been saying for months that some of the European central bigger profits as a result and that consumers have had to WASHINGTON (AP) — The food industry will be given Emblem Club and the Ladies of they cannot “live with” some of banks came to its assistance pay higher gasoline prices. an early release from the 60-day price freeze, perhaps St. James. She was active in the Mrs. Kathleen Ponticelli the union’s goals. with some token purchases of beginning today, administration sources say. Manchester Memorial Hospital The FTC said it expected the dollars. But when the banks antitrust battle to be a long one. decreasing order of size, Auxiliary and was a member of Other survivors are two sons, Emerging from an opening But the industry will be' put under tight controls that will halted even this symbolic The government suit also said Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, Mobil, th e W om en’s C lub of Raymond J. Ponticelli and session that lasted more than allow only a limited amount of increased costs from an hour, George Morris Jr., buying Thursday, the dollar that independent fuel Standard of California, Stan Manchester and the St. Agnes Donald C. Ponticelli, both of began weakening again. dard of Indiana, Shell and wholesalers to retailers to be passed on to consumers, the Guild of Hartford. GM’s vice president for in marketers have suffered sources said. Manchester; a brother, John Toast From Famous Mother Otmar Emminger, vice presi because of the actions by the Atlantic Richfield. She was a member of the Prange of New Britain; a dustrial relations, said he found program will be “fairly tough.” no surprises in the union’s dent of the West German cen- eight. Seven of them are among the That appeared to be the Democratic Town Committee, sister, Mrs. Joseph Babowicz of 20 reading as President Nixon’s A congressional source said it proposals. But he added hastily, Entertainer Mary Martin toasts the newlyweds after an trai bank, today suggested that The corporations named in biggest corporations in the the Democratic Women’s Club New Britain; and three vice president of Petrofunds, Inc., and Macrae Oil Co. (AP United States. The FTC es chief economic adviser. would allow processors and “We were told these are not all outdoor ceremony on Martha’s Vineyard which saw her governments may start selling the FTC action were, in of Manchester, and a former grandchildren. photo) Treasury Secretary George P. middlemen to raise their the demands that will be daughter, Heller Halliday, marry Bromley DeMeritt Jr., some of their stocks of timated the e i^ t accounted for member of the Advisory Park The funeral is Thursday at monetary gold on the free 344 billion in sales in 1972. Shultz, readied an announce prices, on a dollar-to-dollar made.” basis, to recover such costs as and Recreation Commission. 8:15 a.m. from the John F. market “in a relatively short The commission proposed no ment on Phase 4 wage-price v - .\ wage increases and higher Sports, particularly baseball, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. tim e.” He said this should remedy for the alleged monopo controls to follow the freeze. He noted “an attitude of op ,0* \ prices for raw materials. was one of her major interests, Center St., with a Mass of the Coventry siphon off speculative dollars Watergate ly, but pointed out that all of the President Nixon remained in timism on both sides” that But wages were to be subject beginning in high school, when Resurrection at St. James from the currency market apd companies are what economists Bethesda Naval Medical Center there would not be a strike in to roughly the same rules on the she played on a girls’ cham Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Lottery Drawing increase the demand for the Summary call vertically integrated, or in recovering from viral the industry this year. books now. Generally, this pionship softball team and was James Cemetery. Thursday Night American currency. ^ volved in every level of the in ' pneumonia. The White House WASHINGTON (AP) - Here, means that pay boosts are to be a member of the girl’s basket Friends may call at the Auto Workers President Such sales of gold reserved by dustry from drilling for crude said Nixon planned to take no at a glance, are the latest held to 5.5 per cent a year. ball team. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Leonard Woodcock echoed the central banks would mark oil to pumping gasoline at ser part in the announcement. She had been one of the and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and Morris’ optimism and said there Dev Co Names Designer Watergate developments. “Food wilt be center stage,” Anne Armstrong, a presiden The Manchester Herald vice stations. the formal abrogation of the tial adviser and a member of the steadier fans at Manchester 7 to 9 p.m. seems no air of “inevitablity” requests its readers NOT to call WHITE HOUSE TAPES - one. source said of the Phase 4 1968 Washington Agreement Industry sources said the Cost of Living Council, said she athletic events. She helped to The family suggests that any aboiR a strike. A San Francisco architect- such education and academic The Senate Watergate com unveiling. The food industry its switchboard Thursday for leaders and residents will be that created a two-tier gold FTC staff, in recommendations does not think there will be any launch a Booster Club in 1950 to memorial contributions may be Thle union leaders will move this week’s winning numter in planner, described as having buildings as the University mittee sent a letter to ITesi- says it has been hurt by the formed in the next few weeks. market. This “could come soon, submitted to the commission additional wage constraints. bring about the present Little made to the Appreciation Fund to Chrysler on Wednesday for the state lottery. wide experience in planning Center at the University of dent Nixon asking him to turn freeze. Processors have com He reaffirmed DevCo’s “com possibly overnight,” Emminger July 2, had urged dismratling of The ^ministration has said League organization and later Drive of Manchester Memorial another formal opening of new towns in the United States Califomia-Berkeley, and other over voluntarily tapes of plained of a profit squeeze, The drawing Thursday will be mittment to work closely with told the West German business the vertical integration. repeatedly that Phase 4 will be served as treasurer of the Little Hospital. bargaining. and Europe, has been hired to urban designs. presidential conversations per some farmers are withholding at 7:30 in the evening, at Ocean this group as well as with town newspaper, Hafdelsblatt. If challenged as expected, the tougher and more comprehen League Association. develop plans for the new com It has been involved in the taining to Wdtergate. T ^ u g h a supplies from the market and Beach Park, New London. officials in the development of Under the 1968 agreement, FTC complaint would go d im t- sive than either the mandatory munity proposed for Coventry Marin City (Calif.) Redevelop spokesman, Nixon refused, Bi-Partisan Courtesy Call the industry has predicted some the physical plan.” government banks continued to ly to an FTC admMstrative wage-price control system by Hartford Process. saying the tapes were con spot shortages. ment Project, winner of an Town officials and their trade gold at an official price of judge. His decision could be Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., and known as Phase 2 or the largely Wyman H. Griggs In a news letter received by architecture award; consultant 335. This was later increased to sider^ presidential papers. appealed to the full commission with President Richard Nixon who is recovering from Meanwhile, a former gover spokesmen have been advised KALMBACH — N ixon’s Senate ^ o r i t y Leader Hugh Scott, R-Pa., talk with viral pneumonia at the hospital. (AP photo) voluntary system of Phase 3. COVENTRY - Wyman all Coventry residents, the to Foster City New Town in San 342.22. and that could be appealed nor of the Chicago Mercantile Ballard Dies; by the town attorney to refrain former personal lawyer, newsmen outside Bethesda Naval Hospital after visiting They said the nation should Henry Griggs, 79, of Bristol, Ford Executive Greater Hartford Community Mateo, Calif.; Hamilton New through the courts. Exchange said higher food from expressing opinions on the H e rb e rt W. K a lm b a c h , expect closer monitoring of formerly of Coventry, died Sun Development Corp. (DevCo) Town in San Jose, Calif.; “There’s no way these guys prices were largely caused by Aetna Officer proposed new community until wrapped up two days of price increases by the Internal day at Yale-New Haven announced that Donald P. Reay Litchfield New 'Town in are going to roll over and play insiders who are manipulating DevCo has revealed its total Patrolman Cited testimony before the com- I Revenue Service, tougher en Hospital. He was the husband of Criticizes has been retained for the local Phoenix, Ariz.; and Mililani plans. dead,” said one FTC official the commodity futures market. For Suggestion mitteet claiming he was “used” News Capsules President Has Harry H. Fortes told a House forcement and a larger staff of Mrs. Alice Robinson Griggs. planning. New Town in Oahu, Hawaii. Working on a physical plan who predicted the action would Robley H. Ballard, 46, of 214 by former White House aides Judiciary subcommittee IRS agents to do the job. Mr. Griggs was born in DevCo project manager J. Reay has a bachelor of for the proposed conununity in Manchester Patrolman Gary involve “years and years of Currently, about 3,000 agents Scott Dr., secretary of the Clean Air Law Richard North said Reay will also implicated in the work.” studying food prices that a re Coventry and had lived in architecture degree from addition to Reay-Tsuruta and H. Benson has been com compensation-liability division Watergate cover-up. No 111 Effects cent jump in soybean prices are charged with nationwide Bristol for 12 years. work in association wiUi the Liverpool (England) University Brown, Donald and Donald, mended by Town Manager The FTC moved as the HARTFORD (AP) - A Ford ULASEWICZ - Former from 33.31 a bushel to 312.90 enforcement of price controls. of the Gaim Department of the Other survivors are four sons, been “borrowing iiberally from Farmington consulting firm of and a master of science degree are: Morton Fine Associates of Robert Weiss for submitting a American Automobile Associa Accord Reached appearance for Ulasewicz. The Aetna Life and Casualty in Motor Company executive said foreign sources. White House secret agent could not have happened Wyman G. Griggs, Henry J. Brown, Donald and Donald. The from Columbia University, Bloomfield, which has been sur suggestion regarding an im tion and a government fuel SAIGON (AP) - The South committee also has given Hartford, died Monday night at today that the emission control “If we thought we could meet Anthoiiy T, Ulasewicz has been From Busy Day without manipulation. Griggs and Inga S.'Griggs, all same firm is serving as consul New York. veying the property; Henry provement in resuscitation expert said the nation’s fuel President Nixon “just very standards set in 1970 Federal recalled by the conunittee to Vietnamese government said a Fortes, a (Chicago lawyer who Strong Back Manchester Memorial of Bristol, and Erwin B. Griggs the 1975 and 1976 standards by tant to Manchester’s Downtown From 1945 to 1948' he served Souther Engineering Co. of equipment in police cruisers. shortages seem to be easing. short period of time” to reply to Gean Air Act are “unrealistic, testify today for a second time. today that it had reached agree left the exchange In 1970, Was Necessary Hospital. of Sumter, N.C.; two buying foreign engines, we Action Committee. as regional planning officer, Hartford, involved in His suggestion, backed also “We’re optimistic the worst WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon marked his and will prove to be un U la s^ c z S tifled in May that ment with the Viet Cong to its request for the presidential recommended that the Justice daughters. Miss Nancy L. would jump at the chance,” Reay is a partner with Kinya M inist^ of Town and Country by 43 other members of the is over,” said James West, a sixth day in the hospital today and bis doctors reported he INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP) necessarily costly to the con developing alternate sewage he helped transmit offers of resume the exchange of cap tape recordings that have Department Investigate the Mr. Ballard joined the com Griggs and Miss Judith A. Compton said. Tsuruta in Reay-Tsuruta Planning, London, England, police department, concerns staff assistant in the Literior become central to the in — When workers returned to a sumer and will not be justified treatment possibilities; executive clemency from then tured military and civilian per showed “no untoward effects” from his first busy day of futures’ market for possible an pany in 1952 and served as Griggs, both of Bristol; and two “But even if these engines Associates, architects and where he was involved in plan Geraghty and Milter of Port equipment added to oxygen Department’s office of energy. sonnel. vestigation. demolition site Tuesday mor by need.” were the ideal solution, there is White House counsel Jote W. appointments since his illness. titrust violations. ning, they found that the com grandchildren. planners of San Francisco. The ning new towns jn England and Washin^on, N.Y., studying the tanks and intended to do away 'The AAA reported that a A spokesman said the Dr. W. Dale Compton, simply no way for U.S. car Dean IH to Watergate defen Nixon met with seven top White House advisers and had The administration has pany’s five-ton wrecking ball Funeral services will be company intends to open an of Wales. hydrology of ground and sur with mouth-to-mouth resuscita “significant number of service exchange would begin Monday executive director of Ford’s dant James McCord. hinted broadly that the freeze, was missing. Wednesday at 11 a.m . at makers to tool up to produce fice soon in the Coventry area. He was principal architect face water — factors In tion. stations feel very conHdent after two months’ delay and Dollar Down three courtesy calls from officials Tuesday as he put in his scientific research staff, said AGNEW — Vice President due to expire Aug. 12, will be It had been suspended about Newkirk and Whitney Funeral the millions of such en^nes on The DevCo news letter states fcir the East Kilbride New development of a water supply; Benson, 25, has been on the they have enough for the would be completed by July 28 busiest day since he was stricken with viral pneumonia there is an “urgent need to re Spiro T. Agnew refused to tell lifted in stages, remaining the 200 feet up on a crane’s cable, Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East the schedule set up by the Reay-Tsuruta firm, in addi Town, Scotland, from 1948 to and Craighton Hamburg of police force since April 1971. summer.” to meet the 45-day deadline last Thursday. examine the emission stan newsmen whether he and Nixon LONDON (AP) - The U.S. full 60 days in some industries said Loran Dowling of Dowling Hartford. Burial will be in Congress,” he said. tion to planning new towns in 1951, and for Stevenage New Albany, N.Y., studying His suggestion already is being Several of the oil companies, specified in a joint communique dards as spelled out in the act.” talked about Watergate during dollar declined further on Euro This morning’s first medical When asked if Watergate and coming off early in others. Construction Co. North Cemetery. the United States and Europe, Town, England, from 1951 to transportation and traffic implemented in the equipment which have 30 days to reply to signed in Paris on June 13. Compton said the law’s their 50-minute meeting in pean money markets today, and briefing said the President matters came up, Mansfield John T. Dunlop, director of “I can’t figure out what Friends may call at the has worked on such redevelop 1955. engineering plans and their in police cruisers. the FTC complaint, issued requirements are excessive. He Nixon’s hospital room at dealers again blamed the lack appeared relaxed after his day explained: "We were in the Cost of Living Council, told someone would do with a funeral home tonight from 7 to ment projects as the Golden North also announced a possible effect on existing and statements denying the told a meeting of local civic and Suspended Bethesda Naval Medical Crater of support by central banks. of appointments and slept terested in his health.” newsmen that the new controls 9. Gateway in San Francisco, on citizens advisory group of local proposed roads and public tran allegations. Watergate five-ton metal ball,” he said. - business leaders that under the Tuesday night. He defended The price of gold, which soundly throughout the n i^ t Policemen sit systems. M.A. Wright, board chairman usually rises when the dollar act, “more hydrocarbons will Nixon’s taping of presidential WASHINGTON (AP) - The after having a dinner of sirloin , Raymond J. Williams Deny Charges and chief executive officer of weakens, also eased because of escape into the air through conversations and said, “I ^ d Senate Watergate committee, steak, peas and a potato pattie. Exxon, said: “Any charges rumors that the West German Raymond J. Williams, 85, of evaporation when you have NEW HAVEN (AP) - The no resentment of the fact I was after hearing lawyer Herbert His temperature again was Feminine against Exxon involving com central bank might decide to East Hartford, died Saturday at your gas tank filled than your two New Haven policemen About Town Kalmbach’s Account being taped.’’ Nixon is W. Kalmbach complain of being reported as normal and for the an East Hartford convalescent petitive practices such as those sell some of its monetary gold first time the President was car would emit while using up suspended in the investigation recovering from a bout with “demeaned” and “kicked in the home. Members of Manchester (Continued from Page One) we understand to be in the FTC on the open market. reported still asleep at 7:45 the whole tankful on the road.” of alleged stolen police months, Kalmbach said, he Touch viral pneumonia. stomach” by former presiden Born in Tolland, he lived in Emblem Club will meet complaint have no basis in fact. Gold was fixed in London at a.m. when his doctors put out “Ford is not asking for a .documents have signed collected some 3220,000 before EISENHOWER AND tial aides, was set today for a East Hartford most of his life. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the NAPA, Calif. (AP) - Nine Exxon will vigorously defend 3119.75 an ounce after closing the first medical report of the stand-pat attitude on emission statements swearing they were committee or turn over a broad deciding to refuse further fund KENNEDY- The General Ser return session by a one-time John F. Tierney Funeral Home, housewives have joined a coun itself in this action.” Tuesday at 3121. day. He was a self-employed control, we are asking for a not involved In the incident. range of Watergate-related raising instructions out of con vices Administration confirmed White House secret agent. carpenter in the East Hartford 219 W. Center St., to pay ty volunteer fire department The FTC staff’s analysis of Nixon gave his approval reasonable balance between Lt. John Maher and Detective presidential documents can cern for the propriety of the that former presidents Dwight The panel scheduled further area for many years. He was a respects to the late Mrs. and make iip Northern Califor the oil shortage estimated that Tuesday for the Phase 4 further emission reductions and Paul McCormick, were in hardly stand concerning the assignment, particularly since D. Eisenhower and John F. testimony from Anthony T. Bids Opened World War I veteran, having KaUileen Ponticelli, a member nia’s first all-female fire crew. the eight companies control 64 economic controls that are to the cost of achieving them,” he definitely suspended Friday by tapes. “It’s late In the day for it was carried out with a Kennedy also recorded some of Ulasewicz, who last year AUSTTN, Tex. (AP) - Bids served in France. and past president of the club. Using a new 15-ton tanker fire per cent of the nation’s known be announced later today and he said. Police Qiief Biagio DiLieto for anybody to raise withholding “James Bond scenario” ahd their conversations and the transmitted secret cash will be opened Glday for a Survivors are a daughter. that information,” he said. engine and an antiquated 1946 crude oil reserves, 58 per cent got word from his doctors that Compton noted that signifi refusing to submitt to lie detec couched in secrecy. transcripts and tapes are now payments totaling 3220,000 from face-lifting job on the Lyndon R.H. Ballard Miss Eva M. Williams of East Members of the Ladies of St. pumper, the female fire of its refining capacity and 55 he can leave the hospital cant progress already has been tor tests in the interdepartmen In other Watergate in their respective presidential Kalmbach to Watergate B. Johnson Library. Officials Hartford; and two sisters, Mrs. James will meet Wednesday at fighters serve the Dry Geek- per cent of ito gasoline sales. Friday. made toward reducing the tal Investigation of 133 case- Deputy White House Press developments: libraries. figures. It was a second estimate the project will cost 32 claim manager at its Cincin Eva W. Elliott of Vero Beach, three main pollutants — incident reports allegedly 8 p.m. at the John F. ’Tierney Secretary Gerald L. Warren, —Stans and former Atty. Gen. Loloya Fire Protection District million to 33 million. Nixon’s visitors (Tuesday in Fla., and Mrs. Amy W. McCann cluded Vice President Spiro T. nati, Ohio, office before being hydrocarbons, carbon stolen from police files. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Jiowevef, refused to comment John N. Mitchell a sk ^ that around Mt. Veeder. ’The area is Workmen will remove and of Manchester. promoted to an administrator monoxide and notrogen oxides. Walter Northrop, head of the St., to pay respects to the late when asked whether the tapes federal perjury, obstruction of eight miles west of here. reset each stone on the exterior Agnew and Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott. They at its home office in Hartford. Funeral services were today But, he said, it is “in the public city’s police union, said the two Mrs. Kathleen Ponticelli, a would be made available. justice and conspiracy charges ’The women have vastly Im of the complex that houses the at the Lowe-Robacker Funeral interest to see just how much of men had “cooperated with the member and past president of against them in New York be proved the efficiency of the lit library at the University of reported finding him relaxed, Mr. Ballard was bom Dec. 7, the group. GOP Leaders Seek New alert and in g o ^ spirits. Home, Glastonbury. Burial was the last few percentage points department by answering The Senate committee dismissed, or that their trials tle fire department during 10 Texas. Outside areas of the 1926 in Reddick, Fla., son of the The doctors reported Nixon in Hockanum Cemetery, East of improvement really need to questions and signing sworn They wiil also meet Thursday scheduled an executive session be moved or postponed in months of weekly drills, accor library are fenced off to protect late Will and Ada Grace Hartford. be achieved.” statements that they had no at 8:45 a.m. at St. James Wednesday to decide how it definitely. Their lawyers ding to Norman Silver. He is tourists from falling plaster free of lung congestion for the Ballard, and had lived in first time, with a normal Friends wishing to do so may "At the very least, we should knowledge to offer relating to Church to attend the funeral. plans to proceed. claimed the "carnival at Napa County’s fire coordinator Means Of Parochaid and stone chips. Manchester for the past two make memorial contributions look at the new evidence that this case.” mosphere” of the Watergate and volunteer department temperature and so much im years. Dash, an expert on the legal training officer. parochial schools could be Exterior flaws in the 318.7 to the Hartford Heart Associa has accumulated since the A New Haven attorney, John ■Manchester Chapter, hearings would make it im HARTFORD (AP) - Leaders Connecticut Civil Liberties proved that they let.him in tion. ramifications of electronic sur found but he declined to million complex have been Wiiiams, said he received an Disabled American Veterans possible for the former Gibinet “They’re going to do a good of the GOP-controlled Union on behalf of East Lyme crease his work schedule. amendments were first enacted veillance, said it was clear that speculate on the chances for reported since April 1972. TTie He was a member of Com two and a -haif years ago,” he anonymous call directing him Auxiliary, will meet officers to receive a fair trial in job,” he said. “They’re very legislature say they hope to try School Superintendent Edgar It also was announced Nixon Mrs. D. Pearl Hill no law had been violated in the success. library was dedicated May 22, munity Baptist Church, where said. to a telephone booth where he Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the a case involving fugitive finan sharp and efficient and they apdn to write a constitutionally W. Davis and others. 1971. will go to Gimp David, Md., Mrs. D. Pearl Hill of executive o bugging operation, have learned well.” “I’m in favor of some form of Friday to begin his recupera he taught Sunday School. He Compton said the oniy feasi found the papers. VFW Home. ^ cier Robert L. Vesco’s 3200,000 acceptable law providing tax “We hail the fact that they Tlie university’s regents have Brookfield died Sunday night at although visitors and people public assistance to non-public tion over the weekend. was also a member of the ble approach for the current contribution to the Nixon cam Efficiency is all important in money for non-public schools. (the court) have supported the authorized the university to file her home. with whom the President talked schools,” he said, adding that a Nixon held meetings in American Bar Association. He standards is the addition of a paign. the 50-square mile hilly area A three-judge federal panel principal that no person should a damage suit against tiie com She was bom in Manchester by phone weren’t told their possible solution could be the volving seven of his top aides, was a Navy veteran of World catalytic converter system to a —Cox filed a memorandum in which becomes explosively dry. has unanimously struck done be taxed to support another per- plex’s original contractor, the War II. Nov. 29, 192, and lived there un voices were being recorded. use of educational vouchers. including an hour’s session with conventional engine already U.S. District Court in Officials say it is almost cer Connecticut’s Parochaid plan son’s beliefs or religious architect and the bonding com f til about 30 years ago. Capitol Region tain to be hit with some fires Rome said the legislative Treasury Secretary George P. Washington opposing that would have re im b u i^ views,’’ CCLU Executive pany. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Survivors are a brother, modified to minimize Telephone taps are required finance and education com emissions. Watergate burglar James W. this summer. parents who send their children Director William Olds said Shultz and counselors Melvin R. Marilyn W. Ballard; a son, Leverett F. Gates of ty representation on the by Federal Communications mittees would begin in Laird and Bryce Harlow. However, he said. Ford (Continued from Page One) McCo^ Jr.’s motion for a new “This isn’t women’s lib,” to private and parochial after the decision. Mark S. Ballard of Coventry; a Manchester, and a nephew in Regional Forum.” Commission rules and September studying the trial. McCord claimed perjury says Mrs. Joyce Bowen. “This schools. Asst. Atty Gen. .F. Michael Nixon also met with White daughter, Amy S. Ballard, at South Windsor. working on alternate power \^ e n questioned as to the telephone company tariffs to be proposal, which would give all sources, including the Wankel, citizenry nominating in was committed at his trial, and is 'just common sense and being Ahern, who representated the SUNNY House lawyers Leonard Gar home; a stepson, Gary Rand of Funeral services are possiblity of Manchester’s disclosed by an intermittent Tbe judges ruled the program parents with school-age stratified charge, gas turbine, dividuals for the CRCOG pertinent information, in reasonable.” She is one of the State Board of Education in the ment and J. Fred Buzhardt, Framingham, Mass.; a step Wednesday at 2 p.ril. at the “home rule” becoming obsolete beep. Dash said, but the penalty volunteers. violated the establishment children a voucher for'money Rankine cycle (Steam) and forum. cluding wiretapped telephone suit, said he doubted the state who handle Watergate matters daughter, Karen Rand, at Cornell Memorial Funeral by membership in the council, for violation wouid be to clause of the First Amendment that could be used to pay for Stirling cycle engines. Blackstone is also a member conversations, was withheld at “The men are always at work would appeal Monday’s deci for him. But there were no com home; and a brother, William Home, 247 White St., Danbury. Hanson stressed the “advisory remove the telephone, a highly during the week,” added Bea to>the U.S. Constitution, which either public or private educa He also noted that Ford has of the board of Hartford his trial. Cox said McCord sion. ments and no answers to Ballard of Fountain Valley, Burial will be in Center nature” of the organization. unlikely move against the separates church and state. tion. Process. “joined in withholding ... the Henke, whose husband is chair “ Based on what the U.S. Gear tonight with the low questions on Watergate from Calif. Cemetery, Brookfield. This argument —“the ad White House. man of the volunteer firemen. Rome said the voucher Hanson apparently could not evidence now said to constitute Supreme Court said in June, I around 60, then mostly sunny Press Secretary Ronald L. There are no calling hours. visory nature” of the council— Kalmbach, in his testimony “We started thinking that it House Speaker Francis J. system is the only method he recall the incident. a defense.” think an appeal would be an Thursday and continued quite Ziegler. " Funeral svices will be Area Police was used to reassure Stan Monday, said Dean summoned would be absurd if someone’s Collins, R-Brookfield, said knew of that hadn’t been Local representatives of —International Business exercise in futility,” he said. warm with the high around 90, Senate Majority Leader Thursday at 11 a.m. at Watkins Ostrlnsky, a private citizen, him to Washington 11 days after home burned down because most lawmakers want to struckdown by the courts as un- Card of Thanks Regional Citizens Unlimited Machines Corp. claimed provide financial assistance for Tlie high court last month except down to around 80 along Mansfield, D-Mont., and Funeral Home, 142 E. Center VERNON that the state could not con- the Watergate break-in and there was no one to drive the consti^ional. The family of Florence Simler wish to (RCU), a “group of citizens Mitchell was involved in a parochial and private educa struck down a Pennsylvania the shore. Minority Leader Scott, R-Pa., St. The Rev. Ondon Stairs, The address of Jeffrey Welch, demm land belonging to asked him to raise kecretly trucks.” Thc^rejected Parochaid extend their heartfelt Uuinks to Uieir from the Capitol Region whose Justice Department scheme to tion, but don’t Imow how to do statute similar to the Connec Precipitation probability is paying a get-well visit, said pastor of Community Baptist dear friends, relatives, and neighbors for Manchester. legal-defense and family- "The men weren’t very measure would have provided 18, was incorrectly given in this membership and meetings are get government agencies to ticut law, saying that it violated near zero tonight and 10 per they talked about everything Church, will officiate. Burial their understanding sympathy and many column Monday. Police Ostrinsky was specifically support funds for the defen dependable," Silver said. it. 3150 in tuition reimbursements kindnesses during Uie recent bereave gave open to anyone interested in boycott IBM’s data processing the separation between church cent Tliursday. from food priced to Phase 4 and Employes Club Contributes will be in East Cemetery. Welch’s address as referring to a regional take dants. "They have other respon “I don’t know where we can for every student enrolled in a ment in the ioss of their beloved Mother 466 promoting effective citizen in equipment. The charge was and state. Winds will be variable at five “spring flowers” with the and Sister. Woodland St., Manchester over of Laurel Lake, which Kalmbach said he got 375,100 sibilities. ’The gals have added a turn,” Collins said Tuesday non-public high schools dnd 375 His put in regional decison- made in a federal-court motion The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James A. to 10 mles per hour through President. Shown above is Mrs. Lois Dunham, president of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Friends may call at the present address is High would be used for a solid waste in cash from former Commerce lot of stability to this night. “I think there might be for each elementary school The Simler and St., making,” questioned the validi during pretrial proceedings in Connelley, school superinten Thursday. Employe Club, as she prepares to present a donation from the hospital employes -to funeral home Wednesday from The Maguire Families Rockville. disposal area. Secretary Maurice H. Stans and department.” hope on the part of most of the pupil. 7 to 9 p.m. ty of the citizens’ forum, and New York City in the dent for the Hartford Friday’s outlook partly Mystery Solved Edward M. Kenney, hospital administrator, for Manchester Memorial Hospital Apprecia Welch was charged, by Ver Mayor Thompson, who had gave it to ex-New York On one drill the women put members to come up with some Tbe court said the program the extent of minority represen government’s antitrust suit Archdiocese, said the decision cloudy, hot and humid. f> arranged the meeting with the pqliceman Anthony T. acceptable way. But to had the effect of using parents TELL CITY, Ind. (A P )-O f tion Fund. The donation will make the club a member of the Master Donor’s Club. Mrs. non Police, with, operating a against IBM. out eight fires in a building is a serious matter for In Memoriam tation it would comprise. purpose of creating a better un Ulasewicz to make the translate that into a con High Low ficials here were puzzled when Dunham said, “As employes, we are all aware of the budget limitations the hospital faces, The family suggests that any motor vehicle while under the Mitchell’s Washington donated for training purposes. as a conduit to provide money religious-oriented education. In loving memory of P. J. Bolduc, who Harry Selffert, an RCU derstanding by the public of the deliveries. Stans was told only stitutional bill puts us up for religious education. Anchorage 64 53 they found a 3S diaper bill but we are even more aware of the need for modem equipment to serve our patients. We memorial contributions may be passed away August 9, 1967. influence of liquor or drugs, in lawyer, William G. Hundley, Silver said. “What bothers us is the lack representative, distributed role of CRCC)G, expressed con that the money was for a con against a stone wall.” Implementation of the plan Boston 79 63 charged to the city. k /tn A Aiif* iVtff ttrlll An/t/\iiv*a Flatfish have one roving eye j^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. July 18. 1973- PAGE TtmF.K ball that travels aroiutd the^ ^Theater Schedule TV Tonight a^ILL-FILLED Festival of HORROR! Planninjg To Be head as they maturk Con TV Notes How much SHCCJCcan YOU stand? ventional upright swimmers at Sheinwold on Bridge See Ssdurdefs Herald tor Public Records Away Thlt Complete TV Usdngs birth, Flatfish slowly turn flat Blue-Hills Drive-In - Showcase Cinema 4 — William Holden stars in "The Sharon Acker has been signed Weekend as the one eye roves. Eventual “Waltstaz” 8:52; “Buck & The “Scarecrow” 1:004:06-5:15- Blue Knight,” an NBC-TV to portray Della Street, Perry J ^ V IC E TO CHILDREN Warranty Deeds wechsler. New Milford, Conn. ly, both eyes are on the up-slde Preacher” 10:54 7:304:40 ,, — 5:00 «m»anai “mini-series” scheduled for Mawn’s secretary, on CBS- DOESN’T ALWAYS WORK (80) CIRCUS The Unitarian Universalist July 22. of the bottom-dwellers. ^ u th -Windsor Cinema c8 South dealer (3-8.20) NEW S ' (18) LIVING WORD i m S M T E K M C Burnside Theater — “Paper this fall. Holden portrays TV's "New Perry Mason „ Alfred Sheinwold (40) DRAGNET Society of Manchester tb “Fear Is the Key” 7:00;a East-West vulnerable - 1 0 : 3 0 - Frank Sterling Eddy, Vernon, Moon” 7:31^9:90 Bumper Morgan, a 20-year %ow,” premiering this fall. When I was a little boy.” : it ) I S P Y Clayton E. and Anna C. ‘‘Brother Sun, Sister M ^ ” , .NORTH “ OdlO— (3-8) N E W S and Jean Marie O’Meara 14 East Hartford Drive-In — veteran of the Los Angeles Miss Acker played Hal Mid South, “I was taught to (20) WASHINGTON Nivison, property at 88 Con- 8:50 4 94 (8) SONNY AND CHER (18-22-30-40) NEW S Knighton St., July 28, St. James “Last House pn the Left” 11:35; Police Department. The show Holbrook’s wife in “ The draw trumps as soon as I C? AQ63 DEBATES tance Dr., conveyance tax |33. Church. State nieater — “Horse (8) THICKER THAN WATER (20) HAVE GUN - CONCORDIA C it^« A “Twitch of the Death NeiVe” is about Morgan’s last four days Senator” series. ojuld.” Whereupon he drew 0 AiS" (24) SESAME STREET Green Manor Construction Building Permits. Feathers” 6:30-9:00; “ Duck (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH WILL TRAVEL 8:30; “Mark of the DevU” 9:56 on the force. trumps and lost his slam con 4 Q962 (18) SPORTS ACTION Co. Inc. to Donald S. and Rhoda Ivars Ramans for Leon East Windsor Drive-In — Soup” 7:40 WEST EAST (40) DANIEL BOONE (20)22-80) ADAM-12 — 1140— M. Grsssman, unit in LUTHERIIN U.A. Eiast 1 — “Emperor of tract. Don’t let this story Podrove, alterations and ad “The Heartbreak 4Qd” 8:90; duress you: K bridge players KQJ876 10 (24) PHILADELPHIA (3) M O V IE Northfibld Green Con- EAST HARTFORD the North” 7:00-9:20 ditions to commercial building “Bedazzled” 10:25 could prosper on the advice 5 874 0 ) C E E N E W S ORCHESTRA “Quick Ssnd” (1060) dominiumi conveyance tax at 261 Broad St., $51,000. U.S. ROUTE 3 • • D R I V E I N - ■ 528 74A8 Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, U.A. East 2 — ‘"Ilie Harrad 109 7 2 83 $36.30. given to children, I wouldn’t be (8) ABC NEWS - 8 4 0 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON. United Corp. of New England 40 PITKIN ST. Caldor Shopping Plaza — Experiment” 7:30-9:30 244 CENTEII ST. A7 K J 10 8 5 4 3 Ronald K. and Rose Marie MANCIIESTEII writing and you wouldn’t bother (22-40) NBC NEWS (0-40) MOVIE for Pilgrim Mills Inc., additions • PICIAL SUMMER “Legend of HeU House” 7:90- U.A. East 3 — “Sound of to read this column. Cropley to Frederick 0. Deane, SCHBDUU FOR WORSHIP - 7 K » - "AnO No One Could Ssve Hsr." 1073 to commercial building at 440 9:30 Music” 2:004:15 PlNNlC 640-1080 South dealer 4 A532 (10) CELEBRITY BOWLING property at 37-39 Grove St„ con Oakland St., $50,000. MnUy •pontorMl by: ^ KJ 10 9 2 AMERICAN ADVENTURE BEAR’TRUTH Jerry Lewis Twin (Tinema 2, Vernon Cine 1 —. “The Man ; OPEN 7 DAYS 'East-West vulnerable (20-22-30) MOVIE veyance tax $39.05. Caldor Shopping^ Plaza — Who Loved Cat Dancing” 7:15- 0 KQ64 (18) DICK VAN DYKE CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) ACAOEMT AWARD NOMINEES EMANUEL LUTHERAN 11:00 i.m. to 0:00 p.m. Opening lead - King of (20-22)30) NEW S ■The Norliss Taps” — A SOO-pound black bear was Executor’s ‘Deed Eddie Albert ■ Jeannle Berlin “Hitler: The Last Ten Days” 9:15 4 None CHURCH Spades - 8 « 0 - killed in a tree after a wild pur Hartford National Bank and 7:30-9:30 Vernon Cine 2— “The Harrad West North (24) FRENCH CHEF ran6e and NedSuncn'i CONCORDIA LUTHERAN West opened the king of (3) DAN AUGUST suit by police. Trust Co., executor of the es Experiment” 7:30-9:30 I ♦ 3 ^ (40) ABC NEWS FUEL OIL CHURCH Manchester Drive-In — “Let spades, and South took the ace. (18) 700 CLUB tate of Edward J, Roll, to Pass 4 0 -7:30— The bear was first reported H eaiJraakl^ The Good Times Roll” 8:50; He drew three rounds of trumps Pass Pass (24) TURNiNQ POINT by a motorist who called police Oristela Fournier, three GASOLINE AnEUineMayFitm “The Anderson Tapes” 10:40 Dine With Us and gave up a spade. He could Opening lead — 4 (3) N E W P R IC E 18 R IG H T headquarters and said, “You’re parcels on Ferguson Rd., con Meadows Drive-In — “Super — 0 4 0 — Every Thursday... ruff one sp^de with dununy’s (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL (24) MAN BUILDS. not going to believe this, but veyance tax $8.80. B AN TLY OIL Fly TNT” 8:50; "Fear Is The ■t.lM last trump, but there was (10) JOHNNY MAN'S STAND Marriage Licenses (I!;^iTHEATRES EAST Key” 10:53 twill*** A*«. MAN DE8TORY8 Officers didn’t, until a similar COmPANY. INC. S44tS« OLD FASHIONED nothing to do with the last get away with drawing one or (22) WAIT T IU YOUR David Douglas Cassat, Ar ^ow case Cinema 1 — “Live - 1 0 4 0 - report came in from a police spade. He eventually had to lose even two rounds of trumps, but FATHER QET8 HOME PEEPHOLES are the (aalura of cadia, Calif., and Patricia 331 Main Street and Let Die” 12:30-2:45-5:00- (3) C A N N O N man patrolling the area. Ihia young mlaa’t haadgaar aa ^ ' I T mperor T IM K O I too, going down one. (2 4 ) MAKING THINGS Laureen Hannon, East Hart EAST WINDSOR 7:25-9:45 he cannot afford a third round. (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Officials said they had no aha watchaa a lawn tannia Tel. 649-4595 I ^ T H E NORTH Before you draw trumps Draw No Trumps GROW ford, July 21, Wickham Park. U.S. RTE 5 . • - D R IV E -IN - • • 623 3079 Showcase Cinema 2— “Mary YAHKEE POT ROAST (24) HOMEWOOD idea where the bear came from avant In Roma. always ask yourself “Do I need South’s best plan is to draw Glenn John Griswold, 30 Rockville 875-3274 ,Poppins” 1:3(M:15-7:0(W:25 I (Soconds On Us) or how it got here. ruffing tricks in the dununy?” If no trumps at all, to start with. Hidge St., and Gertrude L t h E X P IE R IM E N T I Showcase (Tinema 3 — “Bat you need dummy’s trumps for He takes the fin t spade with Hiewaiti8owr!^«K«..-J^ tle for the Planet of the Apes” ruffing, you must do the ruffing - iM*n? EXPERIMENT the ace and leads a spade right 2:003:40^:30-7:20-9:15 before you draw trumps. back. Ncao* O ssL . r Sun 8I.Hf Moon In this case, South clearly South can ruff his last two ONLY must ruff two spades in dum spades with dummy’s ace and IRMA LA DOUCE my. ’Therefore he must be sure queen of trumps. ’This prevents 'Might very well be the mest importont ijTheater llli; •2.99 to leave two trumps in the dum M4wefMB(w CommunHir CoM g* ^ s t from overruffing. South FHARTFORDS ENTERTAINMENT SHQfWPLACF. my. As the cards lie. South can gets to his own band by leading SUMMER FESTIVAL filin of 19731” — l|HCWUSE CINEMA/»234 dummy’s small trumps and, OFCOMEDY later, by ruffing a club. COLUMBIA PICTURES Pre««nl( EXIT aKPOMCSSTMETlw EXIT HtSILVER LANE) A METROMEDIA PRODUCERS CORPORATION i onl-M EASTHARTPORO-24HR.TEL.mPasaa-«W WORLD ALMAMC When South has ruffed out PRODUCTION V * ACRES OF FREE LIQHTEO PMMMQ • two spades, he can draw $.99-12.99 7J3f—- FACTS * PJL * trumps. He never intended to l.KT T h e O o o d TL'IKS ROM. play the whole hand without i/ JAMES BONO Air CendWonMi AodNerkim drawing trumps. ’The idea was OOT-" For McfcH rwtiiMBn SA LE- OUR ENTIRE STOfNC OF AliyH-SOMSlU-CFMllMffllwS0’sl to pick the right time for it. 6 4 9 - 1 6 8 3 After trumps have been UVE drawn, South can safely cash SANDALS his diamond tricks, and the Sean Connery AND. slam is safe. E S P A D R IL L E S & C L O G S M A ROBBTT M. WEITMAN PRODUCTION LETDIE m Daily Question eMEMOlMf ' Cm Hm m s I l l y Partner bids one heart and REGULARLY 10.00-19.00 The iin d e iso n Tapes V lt3l-2AM3l|.7aMA5 lUt the next player bids one Save 30% and more on dreus, casual and spor spade. You hold: Spades, 9- ty styles. Save...now while there’s lota of 4; Hearts, A-J-5( Diamonds, summer left. None held back...chooue from A-Q-6-3; Clubs, Q-9-6-2. cork soled clogs, etrappy evening sandals, The Boy Scouts of Amer , m O N O What do you say? sling back styles, platforms and others. ica were incorporated Feb. Answer:' Bid two diamonds. 8, 1910, following a visit to BA T T LE FOR LAINEST AMUSEMENT You are far too strong for a “ I'l, , : r , , , PARK IN NEW EN6UND England by W illiam D. MASTER CHARGE, THE P L A N E T Boyce, a Chicago publisher. raise to two hearts, but you Get\bur -K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K need four-card support for .a BANK AMERICARD OR OF THE APES S The World Almanac recalls. HONIJS DAYS & NIDHTS' In England Boyce met Sir jump to three hearts. Bid a new BUTTERFIELD’S CHARGE. suit and await developments. iS0.3SS«15-7:3M:4l EVERY DAY & NIGHT Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting Copyright 1973 OPEN TILL 9 P.M. - TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 Liciffi At The inriuding SUNDAYS movement, and was in General Features Corp. ENTIRE PARK O PEN • 1 P.NL spired to bring the idea to the U.S. Today there are AFTIRNOON about 5,1X10,(XX) boys and Ice Bowl Badges On &le ^7. i STMITS about 1,600,000 adult lead Greenland resembles an ice- Broad Street 'STHLITE " “i f " ' ; ers in the Boy Scouts of 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. filled bowl rimmed by coastal AlH-CONOmUNfO • fPfF PARK RtAM IHfriPi TODAY America. ranges. In the center the thick Good for All Rides B ig g e r- WeVe grown since you saw us last. In fact CoDyrlBht (S 1973 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ice has depressed the ground we’ve actually doubled in size. And everyone knows that surface to 1,200 feet below sea 1 PJI. to 6 P.M.. level. MudfEsrn nwMK Dairy Queen’ twice as many people make twice as much fun. m m n m m A T N IG H T Better. We’ve also added live music. It’s for dining Badges On Sale and dancing and just having fun. Hear it every night 6:30.to 10 P.M. Wednesday thru Saturday. Good for All Rides B e e t No better food anywhere! 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Colorful cottons for Broad Street DAIRY QUEEN * m m . backyard or patio wear. Perma press polyester and cotton LOW PRICES I CALL 646-2228 blends for shopping, sunning and such. Sizes 8-20. Not every style In every slze...but a good selection for 242 Broad Street m -U T M i SEATS HUTFOW RKUnY (WEEN everyone. M a n c h e s t e r “CONCERT FOR BINGLADESr AND Shown just a few from the collection: i H a i t B r . SAT.-SUS. BIANT KIDS SM S! 7B* A: Striped seersucker V-neck wrap. Reg. 18.00 ... 7.09 •R«g. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. c 1972 Am. D. Q. Corp. "WT SIDE or THE MOUNTAir A CARTOONS c e n t e r MANCHESTER HONDA B: Fruit and vegetable print skimmer. Reg. 17.00 . 7.99 A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER ( N f M M U M M ) tf TREAT YOU WONT FIND ANYWHERE! REX REED C: Checked zip-front A-llne. Reg. 16.00 ...... 7, 99 iStratford, STOP IN AT EITHEB SUMMEB FUN SPOTS 7 :3 0 YANO'NIAL Conn. 0 :3 0 4 M A R WRIT. 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Dairy Queen master charge B u r n s i d e at Stralford_BoxjOfflct Only bSO BIRH3!D[ iVE EAST HiRTFQPD TICKETS ALSO AT: MANCHESTER — Buttarfleld'b BuTTE&iELdS 5 M.H'JTES FROM HTFD I £4 EXIT S5 Dept.Store; NEWfNGTON - The "WHERE SUMMER FUN BEGINS” MANCHE6TER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT ’92 Booj^hoy|rMari(e^guare •’/ . w v »V(»;-n* \ >• -.V .M j •9 ■ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVKNING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Wed.. July 18, 1973 Hanrliralpr iEit^ntng HpralJi LBJ Aides Founded Oct, J, 1881 Deny Bugging Law No Barrier To President Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their WANTED Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily ^fore 5:30 Bugging VERNON Av GUIDRY, JR. CIlML IM i 1 ^ ^ Neighbor the Senate Watergate com f o r the Chesapeake and 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Associated Prass Writer mittee that President Nixon assistant to the President, Samuel Dash, chief majority Potomac Telephone Co., which testified that Nixon’s office such recordings under federal Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. " WASHINGTON (AP) - The WASHINGTON (AP) - does just that. counsel for the committee, sgid serves the White House, said telephone calls and conver law, a spokesman for the USED GARS Secret Service and old White Federal law presents no hairier Anyone else who went about the White House would be asked days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Burl Lyons, Publisher he’s not sure what action the sations are fully and Justice Department pointed to TopPrioisPiM Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se House friends of L ^ o n B. for a president Who wants to tap it in a similar manner, for tapes of specific meetings to the 1968 Omnibus Crime Con Member of The Associated Press firm will take following the dis automatically recorded with his N rM M riM Johnson have diluted Haim^ his own telephone or record however, would at least be in aid the committee’s efforts to trol and Safe Streets Act, cond Class Mail Matter. closure, but “ I think you can be knowledge and consent by the by the Nixon administration what he says in his office. trouble with the telephone com find out who knew what and specifically a section dealing CMTEiaEiiiiirr . Burl L. Lyons, Publisher certain ... that we won’t dis Secret Service. The Manchester Publishing Co. We never know unless our readers tell us. that LBJ used secret tape Former White House aide pany. connect the service.” when about the Watergate scan with the interception by an in It’s done for historical pur dal. assumes no financial responsibility for At The Herald’s booth in the Home Products Show, a recorders in his official duUes. Alexander P. Butterfield told Langbein, a spokesman Butterfield, former deputy dividual of his own conversa 122811* Sfewl poses, Butterfield said. Asked about the propriety of typographical errors appearing in adver subscriber expressed his interest in the Dr. Lawrence E. Both groups say the Nixon ad tion, on the telephone and otherwise. Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Lamb column. As a result. Dr. Lamb’s column made its ministration simply got its wires crossed vrtien it tried to Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. appearance in The Herald last week after an absence of lay at Johnson’s feet the prece One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, several months. dent for the wholesale and sur Single C opy ...... 15i( The column is syndicated by Newspaper Enterprise three full days prior to publication. reptitious taping of presidential By Carrier, Weekly ...... 75 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed., July 18. 1973 M^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 18. i m - PAHR SEVEN n o t a good y ea r College Notes {COOKING FOR BLIMP PILOTS AKRON, Ohio (AP) - -nie es more applications from pros Daniel S. Stevens, 29 Harlan IS FUN Miami, Houston and Los Ange Miss Linda K. Homans, Juniors to enroll at Bay Path most difficult thing about flying pective blimp pilots than it can les. St., has been named to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. after completing only three a blimp Is landing a job as its possibly use. dean’s list for the spring pilot. The unusually heavy flow of th e Robert A. Homans of Highland years of high school. Upon Most recently, a record 150 blimp pilot applications has semester at Rensselaer Rd., Coventry is one of tiie first successful completion of her The Goodyear Tire and Rub persons applied for three pilot ber Company regularly receiv- been attributed to the increased Polytechnic Institute. Stevens students to be admitted to Bay first year at Bay Path, Miss training jobs — one for each of popularity of the flying bal is majoring in the field of By CECllY BROWNSTONE the GoMyear blimps based in Path Junior College for Hinnans wiil receive hw hi|^ AR Food Editor loons. engineering. September under the new early school diptoma from Coventry admissions agreement between High School, then continue for Cyrus G. 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If the dean’s list for the last foods of this nature become too yolks with remaining cup Special O v 344.48-57 IS D o y 46 M ay 78 And 20-26-30:45/g semester at Rhode Island Camp Admlnlatrator n,. . , , If you are doing a little salty, add a peeled raw potato When separating the yolk sugar until thick and lemon-col 5 a«46-73 19 To -49 Dilly-dolly 79 And 50;71-72 M S i GEORGE MITCHEU carpentry or painti^ around from the white of an egg, if you ored. Stir in flour, alternately LEO 20 Smiles 50 Reason 80 Anyones' School of Design, Providence, that has been quartered and 21 A 51 Hove 81 Irritoble AQUARIUS R.I. U M v -W O M a . the house, you will find the cook for a short time longer. drop a part of the egg yolk into with water and vanilla. Pom- Pine Arm JULY 23 22 Plon 52 Concentrate 82 Feelings JAN. 20 M J. SpriHalltM M m i 1.8. U)>Rli C s lm MANCHESTER LUMBER the whites, moisten a clean over the beaten whites and fold 23 K m p 53 Your The potato will absorb the salt .AUG. 2} 83 Act fEI. ft C JLSA (Mb IT.) IMv. W MR. M . ^ Wit. W M w yliM 24 Then 54 On 64 Movies COMPANY, 155 Center St. very and can be lifted out just cloth and touch to the yolk it together with a spoon or ru b ^ r 54-5^ Living Room 25 Not 55 To 85 Or 7-T0-12-1J Dick Stocks of Vernon, at left, and Re Circo of Talcottville, look over score of “Adven helpful in aiding you to pick out before serving. will adhere to the cloth. spatula. Bake in an ungreased CS:78-83 26 Will 56 Your 86 Reopened 333488 However, one of the very best 27 Martyr 57 Fulfill tures Along the Connecticut Coast’’ which has been record^ on Tempest Records. The the correct materials. Tel. 64^ 10-inch tube pan at 325 degrees VIRGO 87 Promises PISCES A b o u t T ow n n s H N G M K S AVMUUU AT. ways to separate the yolks 28 Be 58 W ay 68 Bore song, written and sung by Circo and arranged by Stock, tells of some of the KBAWt r U H t r 881 M r t M M . I 5144; ask for Jack or Frank. for 1 hour. Invert until cool. Set 3-pc. Ell 29 Rehoshed 59 Be 89 Todoy from the whites is to break Loosen with a spatula and ease sen. 22 60 Don't historical events of Connecticut’s past and of the charm of its coast today. M88IS8P8ITSMP-881HtahSl!.l______You will find them very helpful. 30 Impress 90 O^ectives JAHMirS MARRH - ariHiM them into a small funnel. The cake out of pan. 1- 5- 8-21 $24900 ^ A d v e r s e ^ 4-14-16-224 First Church of Christ, Scien Hvran IMARaUCT - MnMOnia Flower Special whites slip easily through 2481-32-901 tist, will have a testimony — 8R8AU — If you are in a hurry and Stop at Buettners Florist for while the yolks remain intact meeting tonight at 8 at the CAMP SECRnART - E. Rw M nI 8884778 need an article ironed that has our Cash and Carry Special. to be placed into a separate :-SSKi:-SSS5 SOFA-CHAIR Musical Duo Cut New Record church. ’The meeting is open to n s 1RAM8P8RTATmi ftsa H w RsM w . M ln h a not been sprinkled, dip a heavy BUETTNERS FLORIST, 1122 oowl. 42" Round ToUtWhliFowTivtm 8bippiM C«Mr, Hnnrt JahaiMrs 8l 98 ' bath towel in hot water, wring COMPANY LUNCH ROCKER Chairs, Mopla Finiik the public. IM fHIM MMRs icbMl Ml Burnside Ave., East Hartford, out, and roll the article to be 528-9586. Seafood Salad Rolls SALE IFIFJ Vets Install _ Of State’s History, Charm ironed in the towel. In 5 Strawberry Oeam (^ke minutes it will be dampened STRAWBERRY CREAM thoroughly and you can iron it. Two area men, active in the' After his Army duty, Circo “Adventures along the ’ CAKE New Officers You will find that a pancake Refreshing and not too sweet. Shop Wed., Thurs., Fri. Till 9 P.M. world of music many years, attended the University of Connecticut Coast with the HoUeimidluiifj! T iM ikif a ikufjw illifottut turner is just the thing to slide have combined their talents and Hartford and graduated with an summer sun where the breezes Cake Decorating' ^ Sponge Cake, baked in a 10- K X‘"r 1 Ti-Ti sandwiches into paper inch tube pan '< .2 ' A f a < ’ ♦ Tl recorded a song with lyrics MA in education in 1964. While blow, FLO’S CAKE DECORA’HNG sandwich bags. This saves SUPPLIES, 191 Center Street, handling and will keep 3 pints strawberries which tell of some of the attending school he continued to . Wond’ring waves and the shif Sugar of Manchester Manchester. Mon.-Sat., 10-5; sandwiches with soft fillings historical events of Connecticut write music and he and his wife ting sand and a boy and girl 1 pint heavy cream and the charm of its coast produced a number of records walking hand in hand, Thurs. til 9 P.M. from falling apart or being B IO MAIN STREET crushed. 1 teaspoon vanilla today. with young new talent. Mem’ries of days long ago in Cut the cake into 3 crosswise Row Circo, who is also a the past. Brave early settlers layers. Wash, drain and hull m “ Adventures Along the teacher, discovered Gloria that fought for this land. strawberries. Reserve 14 of the Connecticut Coast,” written Before Tomorrow M lm m Miller in one of her typing Captain Kidd sailed off of berries for garnish. Slice the and sung by Re (Ray) Circo of ...becomes yesterday, dis classes and it wasn’t long Stony Ch-eek shore. Whitfields’ • Bathing SuiU remaining berries — large ones , Wmx Talcottville and arranged and * Shorts cover the CROCKERY P i n C j , before Gloria had recorded old stone house in Guilford still • Mix & Match Spoi^awcar SHOPPE, 844 Main Street, in quarters, medium and small produced by Dick Stocks of Ver stands. * Blouses three of his Circos songs, "I’m • Dre$$ea Manchester. Mon.-Sat., 9:30- berries in half; mix with 3 ta A You'll be non, has been recorded by Benedict Arnold burned New * Genens blespoons sugar. Whip the Not Going To The Prom, • Body Suits 5:30; Thurs. til 9. Amoxed Tempest Records. In a letter to Mom,” “Ronnie” and “Good London down. War that was cream until stiff, gradually Circo, Governor Meskill com bye My Johnny.” Lee Collins fought to be free from the adding Va cup sugar and the va at this menting on tbe new record, Speelai Purchase and the Varitones recorded crown. Jr. Car Coats If dampened clothes have to nilla toward the end of the said, “the words are quite pic beating; reserve V* of the Great another Circo song “Angel In Adventures along the Connec 1/2 Pricel be held over before irohing turesque.” Disguise” and Eddy Corey ticut coast and the sight of sails them, store them in the cream. To the remaining Colonial recorded “Las Vegas” and in the morning glow. refrigerator to prevent any cream fold in the berries, but Circo, a history teacher at development of mildew. dribble any berry juice over Bedroom Buy! Silas D ^ e Junior H i^ School “ Goodbye My Darling” for Seagulls soar, circling round and round on a sandy beach on cake layers. Put the cake lay in Wethersfield, uses music in them. Long Isliand Sound, TeL 643-9016 ers together with the berry- his classes to teach much of the “ Adventures Along the $31995 Adventures along the Connec cream mixture including country’s history. He has also Connecticut Coast” brings Cir Getting Warm? spreading it over the top. Now Mrs. Ethel B. Swanson co back to the vocal spotlight ticut coast. Adventures atong ROUTE ^,TJaJOOIf!P^W CONN. Cnhonea yeur bedraem with th* **Amoriron Sattier'*. Uni^ualy Jonathan H. Law taken over 300 slides of the CASH SALES ’Time for swimming. Stop at spread the reserved plain whip alylad with grain iwlrli and knotty afFtefi in pin# teflcli, va* state’s coast which he uses to after nearly a 10-year absence. the Connecticut coast.” A U SALES FINAL k. Wad. 18^8 • Tfeim., VH. M-R • Rat. 8t88-St88 the LOVELY LADY for an easy ped cream over the strawberry- near* ond F/na hordwaadi. lang lira it oiivrad with cara>6aa ’The flip side of his latest recor care hairdo done by experts. ploillc tapt. Includai daubla dratiar, mirror, cheiti and ponal Jonathan H. Law of 19 Roscoe, adjutant; Harold highlight key points in Connec cream mixture on top; garnish bad. Antiquoiad biou ond poKiloln pullt odd chorm. Baldwin Rd. and Mrs. Ethel Belcher, sergeant-at-arms; ticut’s past. ding is another song written by Call for an appointment M ay, with whole strawberries. Chill, Harold S. Olds, John M. Derby the couple called “ Moriling To remove a stubborn cork, 649-7666. Lovely Lady Beauty FAHTASTIC BEDDIHG SAIF Brown Swanson of 42 Jensen St. No newcomer to the field of dip a cloth into boiling water recently were installed as com and Felix J. Jesanis, trustees. music, Circo has been writing After Dreamer” which is based Salon, 390 Main St., upon the motion picture “ Mid and wrap it tighly around he Manchester. m m s s i HEW LOW PRICE mander and president respec Other Auxiliary officers in music and singing for over 20 neck of the bottle. Wait a few tively of Manchester Barracks, sta ll^ are Mrs. Dora Hoyt, years and during the 1950’s sang night Cowboy” starring Dustin seconds. You will find the cork World War I Veterans, and its senior vice president; Mrs. and wrote music for a number Hoffman and Jon Voi^t. comes outeasi ly. COMPANY SUPPER Mattress or m Circo is currently promoting ^^=^^*^^^^^0111160110111 Wet ink stains can be Lamb Curry Rice Lillian Lewis, junior vice presi FABRIC SUPPLY Co. Aioiliary in ceremonies at thh of musical groups. It was at removed from linens by VFW Home. dent; Mrs. Mary Mackowski, that time that four of Circo’s his “ Adventures Along the <90 r r . ( Main street,Street, Hebron, Connecticut Tel. 228-3804 Condiment Tray treasurer; Mrs. Inez Mahoney, Connecticut Coast” and has washing in buttermilk. Wash, Artichoke Salad Rolls Barracks officers were in songs were recorded by the C©^ OPEN: Mon. thru Friday 9 am to 9 pm; Saturday 9 am to 6 changing the milk frequently. Box Springs £ Peach Parfait Beverage conductress; Mrs. Charlotte made a number of guest Big & Tall Shop stalled by Robert Doggart Bobby Kaye Orchestra. Connie When stain is gone, launder in CONDIMENT TRAY dssisted by John Koubik. Post, chaplain; Mrs. Monette Vipone sang "From Dawn Till appearances on radio, televi ■To Big St TaU Shop, 903 Main the usual way. Fraa Twin size Full Size 9 Johnson, guard; and Mrs. sion, and record stores since its 66 F®^Columbial These additions make curry Installing officers for tbe Dusk” and “Have A Date To Go Street, Manchester has every special. Auxiliary were Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jesanis, trustee. Dreaming” and Circo sang release. size for every man. Why waste Delivary Stocks, a graduate of CONN. Senior .Citizens Special Salted peanuts McCarthy, past department Guests inciuded .Mrs. Swan “Las Vegas” and “Saturday time running around the State Chopped hard-cooked egg 33-46 s V president; and Mrs. Adelaide Night Dance Date.” Manchester High School, and FABRIC looking for your man’s size. Need perking up? PARISIAN son’s son and daughter-in-law, now a resident of Vernon, is 14 INCHES COIFFURES at 55 Oak St. will Mango Chutney Pickett, past president. In the 1960’s he and his wife To C o lch ester SUPPLY REGALS BIG AND TALL Sliced Scallions QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS & BOX SPRING $140.00 SET Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Brown also a veteran music man offer on any Monday, ’Tuesday, Other Barracks officers in of New Canaan. Rowena who collaborates with SHOP has it, 643-2478. Flaked coconut him on many of his songs wrote having played in some of the Wednesday or Thursday a stalled are Koubik, senior vice Use 5 small matching bowls 3-Piece commander; William Couch, Refreshments were served by and recorded together “She name groups in the New 2275 shampoo and set for $2.50 and a and place each ingredient in SOFA-RED SOFA judge advocate; Harry H. Mrs. Florence Streeter, past Wore Pink Pedal Pushers.” England area. His “Frantic hiaircut, if needed for $1.50 one of them with a teaspoon. SPANISH WITH Five” of several years past To remove iodine stains from more or a permanent, including CHAIR Fogerty, chaplain; Albert L. president, and members of her Lovely Cross-Stitching... linens rub the stained area Arrange bowls on a tray. Pass BEDROOM M A n R IS S Love Post, quartermaster; William committee. Circo started his song writing headed up a number of musical with a slice of lemon. shampoo, haircut and set for with lamb curry. S iT Sofa career while a student at East shows at the Bushnell $9.00. Tel 643-9832. Memorial in Hartford and THIS LUSCIOUS ROSE design in blending crora- Hartford High School. After stitch makes a most handsome pUlow-top. . . one yon 195 $ graduation he began working backed up many of the leading will receive many compliments on when completed! ' 229* rock singers and groups. Ctsdiay 3881 with various musical groups N o . 2275 has hot-iron transfer; color chart. from small combos, polka Stocks, who also plays a number of instruments while TO ORDEI, Msd MHI w tMk paltwa ^®*=*®*^ Observe bands, to the Bobby Kaye — iRdidn M itip m 4 kM dnig. Orchestra with the “Miller performing or recording, SPANISH lA N E C O . f. I sound.” arranges music with a contem KOMIIS studTd Annr Cabot, Manrhrtter SOFA and Sponbh pGolden Wedding Anniversaryl porary sound and is one of the ; AsUwAs End Tobits This was followed by three leading arrangers in the New KvrniiiA llrraM, 1150 AVE. CHAIR OF AMERICAS, NEfF YORK, 195 COUCH years with the U.S. Army England area. He is presently N.Y. 10036. where he was attached to an ar 100 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fagan of Church in Rockville. ’The late arranging more of the Circo |00 >59" mor unit'. As a tank platoon 108A Bluefield Dr. celebrated Rev. George Sinnett officiated. songs for future recording dates H USANDS OF YARDS TO CHOOSE niOM ItdfaittlaiMpy Dark O ak leader he became known as the 10 rnit nhm, M Sm t >na ZIP ^ * with Tempest Records. pBiWud Velvaf 99 their 50th wedding anniversary The couple has one daughter, I k s IIm I B«7 “singing lieutenant” and even CODE art itrl* NHktr. at a family dinner at the Steak three grandchildren and one A few excerpts from "Adven wTQte a number of songs whild • SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FAMOUS The new 68-psge Spring ft Summer ’73 album is now Out in Vernon given by tbeir great-grqndchild. ^ tures Along the Connecticut serving in the Army. Coast,” follow: available I It’s filled with dozens of attractive desicna daughter and son-in-law, Mr. in all types of needlework from which to choose yonr 9x12 2.PKCE 5 3 " SOLID and Mrs. Harry Eggleston of MANUFACIURERS patterns; interesting features. . . such as crochet and UVINC ROOMS Maple Finish Manchester. knit how-to; a coupon good for one free pattern from ^ l o n Prkedfrom PINE Bedroom Guests from Cheshire, the booki Only $1.00 a copyl Rockville, Vernon, Clinton, • CIEARAHCE ON MANY OF OUR OWN IPECML SUILT BOOKS — OSt liCk. BIOS Ml Yur — B104 Crlk Cmn Rugs HUTCH — BIOS Cmrrt WatM — BIOS llkll — BIOT ABC BMKtr — Bias |00 Manchester, Salem, New SUMMER FABRICS CtoteaaM.— BlOf Eirif Aatrien — B110 Star — Bill RaiaO tko 499*® Hampshire, and Fairbanks, Warld — B112 Oaa Pfact. 195 Alaska, attended. SIFTS TO MAKE-44 pifaa-|1J0. Seffl and Chnlr ‘299”® The couple was honored with • VALUES TO SZS8 YD. a 50th wedding anniversary Mass July 15 at the Church of the Assumption with the Rev. YOUR CHOICE OF------l U BEDDING ON William Hillard officiating. •V O IE S Mr. and Mrs. Fagan were BROADCUnH rr^ for vacation and | You can go right to it married at St. Bernard’s with this easy-operating SALE •P R M IS UNIFORM FABRICS camping needs machine, even if you [OOIDOOR] never sewed before ... it] ZhnersprinfKattretMS N ot/ling, at fairway prieaa, even sews buttonholes. ^ ¥ U IS 2l8iSDriR(s hut nothing, says so LINBI WEAVES FLANNOEnE JME. aaa ua lor buttons, and mende, without j w alfwjBst much about the attachments. It has a hinged The food stamp program for CREPES 11 • nant t^Mt presser foot for sewing heavy fabrics, I. the needy was approved by 1 quality and value PRINIBl COTTONS ©bMGhtowals 8sinianolt numbered seam guidelines, and a Sews buttonholes Hinged Congress on. August 31,1964. and buttons presser foot 90 of the diamond you fiiS EY S SPORTSWEAR [(• ©thoiM sandals 8plGiilediasla • • .19 tension-setting dial. give her as the >8baacnbags ©soaplMxss rapalMl i' Treasure Chest box Twin Size r EDIE A D A M S PRMIED ARNELS Touch A Sew* machine with cabinet Model 756/676 j itself. From $100, ‘‘we have every little thing!’’ CUT& CURL luith F.asy Payments Makes the most complex sewing job seem simple! Offers 14 dif- O F F 810 MAIN STREET GE0R6ETTES PLAIDS ferent straight, zig-zag, decorative and stretch stitches, speed BEAUTY SALON for young peojjle. basting too, at tho turn of a dial. Has exclusive Singer* push REG. i button front drop-in bobbin, built-in buttonholer, much morel PRICE ^ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER fe 393 Broad Street D0T1ED SWISS KMTS T ■■ a FROSTINGS BOMOKIUT LACES nBaai Starting nt SINGER 1 rwcoT Sewing Centers and participating approved dealers OPEN WED., THURS., JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 POLYESIERS ’ 1 6 *°Compl0te For address of store or dealer nearest you, see the yellow pages under SE W IN G M AC H IN ES. AND FR). NIGHTS 966 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • Hartlord • Naw BrKtln • Middletown 649-2517 *A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY >*'. r •■ * m ^ ' i(r-' • ‘ ^ , ■ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 18. W 3 J . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed,, July 18. 1973 — PAGE NINE - jor*' »K -i..- ■* • " Court S ta m p s In • -G * * n* Cases T h e N e w s • * 4 CIRCUIT COURT 12 * t AP Newsfeatures '* A • » ' Roekville Session -9 * • <•. By SYD KRONISH William Rice, 22, of 89 * 4NH9 ^ IV- U, Deepwood Dr., South Wndsor, OPEN THURS. & FRI. NIQHT TIL 9 P.M. VERNON , • -« V * waived a.hearing in probable cause and was bound over to tte • ‘ >V*.' * # ■ • • • - iu-.* s next session of Tolland C ^ t y P lU jl SIDEWALK SALE DAYS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only-! ■»*»* ' Superior Court on a charge of m m . • second-degree robbery in court ♦ J H Tuesday. Thursday^ Friday, Saturday, July 19-20-21 * • . .. A charge of third-degree B« Early For Tho Boat Solaction—Sorry, No Mail Or Phono Ordora » * v V .T :.. « - f t • larceny was^^nolled (not . ';^ .' .■ * * * . . . . prosecuted) by Prosecutor Joseph Paradise. • SPORTSWEAR S Wo Hava • .. * -I, 4 ■'* |7*»' ■ • DRESSES Charges of public indecency Junior Sportswear I BougM Out »» •" ^ V 250 H o u m a Town Shop Drettes and breach of peace against Tho EnUro Dennis Dombreski, 16, of 4 40% OffI ' 4 ^ ^ ' Fern St., Rockville, were noUed, ■ ■ ■*' .. Pants I OvorstOGkod (not prosecuted). DombrMki 10.99- 22.99 plead^ innocent to a charge of Orig. 16.00-34.00 I Invontory of >t>»# risk of injury to a minor ad Many stylea. .. prints, solids In polyester, blends * V*- . ■ / ‘J i, 7.99- 11.99 orig. 14.00-20.00 •-. i » ^ ■ , waivdd a hearing in p^bable and jerseys. 10-18. 14Vi-22V4. ! CHATHAM cause on the cfawge. He has Tops been bound over to fte next ses 500 Drestet From I COUNTY ^ ^ »,7 • -!»..# - sion of Tolland County Superior Court. Two Fashion Departments 1.99- 5.99 orig. 4.00-10.00 ' Did you know that the U.S. of MILFORD at • ^ '' *«' “■ ' ■*• Daniel Hartsgrove, 21, of 18 Group Includes cottons and acrylics. Asst, styles, Postal Service has a rival sys- ■■ ■ - . - -■■ ■>»*- " - s * • Village St., Ro^ville, pleaded colors-solids and patterns. S-M-L. 5-13. • tern handling iiiail in this coun- I TREMENDOUS ', . . . J ^ ’ ^ %€.'.■ * - V .■ ' guilty to charges of intoxication lOaOO S p o cia ll f try - C»iE THAT ISSUES ITS and disorderly conduct and was Large selection of stylos, colors, prints. 10-20. OWN STAMPS? I SAVINGS!! given suspended sentences It<*is called toe Independent *nA^. 12V4-24V4. totaling 90 days. A charge of • CHILDREN’S Postal System of America, third-degree criminal mischief Infants’ A Toddlers’ Clothing founded five years ago in Okla- 6 TOb aftanwM. the largest trailer trash yee've ever against Hartsgrove was nolled. . homa C!ity and operating in some 30 states where it dis SNO wiR Im plaeod In front of our ttoro. and beginning _ —Jtf , .. .• ■"» »v,- Raymond Descheneaux, 25, of tributes 2nd, 3rd and 4th class • MATERNITY % OffI mail. Hie IPSA does not have Ellington, pleaded guilty to 10 am. tomorrow morning, unHI 5:30 Saturday oftomoon, charges of operating a motor first class items. I vehicle while his license was The U.S. Postal Service, nat FASHIONS urally, does not allow toe IPSA I you eon TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE URGEST SAVINGS under suspension and reckless 1a29"6a59 orig. 2.00-11.00 SPARKLING BRIGHTLY, the Lillie Arkanaas River provides an apl background for Slacks, Tops, Dresses - 80 Pieces Playwear, beachwear and sleepwear. A good mail to be handled through its ballet adaptions by Karen Arnett, 16, in Wichita, Kan. driving aiKl paid fines totaling ^ channels and has been waging YOU VE EVER SEEN in Maple or Pine Dining Rooms, selection, but not every style In every size. $300. He was also given a 30 V A 13JV S oaDiw irnj PAGE FOURTEEiy - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., July 18^ 1973 .a • , , • • Police Report ^ HRC Discusses New Hope Manor h^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973-*- PAGE FIFTEEN The two-year lease granted Members of the Manchester occurred Tuesday at 834 Wood- Commissioner (Stephen Tu^day night, the efforts of A HAREY ENDING New Hope Manor, a drug Atlanlit Police Department’s detective bridge St. Two radios, valued at Cassano likened New Hope New Hope Manor to establish a FAMINE P tA G U ESi SLOUGH, England (AP) — A bureau Tuesday night made rdubilitation home for girls, Manor to a dormitory and said drug r^bilitation c«iter in West Africa Faces Famine Otean young couple courting in tall |20 each, a portable television SUBSAHARA three arrests in connection with by South United Methodist it would fall in the boarding this area is not new. In May By The AHsoriuted Press grass was shot by a farm work set, value |80, and p small the six . worst-hit nations south an an«rent sale of a qdanity Church was one of the t 5T PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING BnERALD, Manchester, COnn.. Wed.. July 18, 1973 Conn., Wed;. July 18. 19 7 3 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Wage~Price Local Author^8 Group Buying Rham District ONI OF THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES Obituaries Phases manrVBtYr JEm itts ISPralh Book May Have Saves Money Summarized For Hospitals these great James Dawson Dead; WASHINGTON (AP) - From manjf more Manchester Memorial freeze to freeze, here Is a recap Influenced Coup Hospital and Rockville General Mrs. Richards Stop I Shop of President Nixon’s efforts to Will Be Buried Here Hospital are among 39 (in nec- Circus Conies To Hebron in our fi^ t inflation with wage-price ’This week’s overthrow of ticut health care institutions Values James A. Dawson, 79, of No Parks and iater became con controls: King Mohammed Zahir Shah of that will benefit during the next stores ble Horizons in Salisbury, a struction manager for the Phase 1 — The first freeze, ANNE EMT Re-Elected by SUPERMARKETS Afghanistan may have b ^ n the year under one phase of a group civil engineer prominent in the architectural firm of Harrison im posed Aug. 15, 1971. It result of the recently ptablished, purchasing program organized Correspondent construction ot tne United and Abramovits of New York covered wages, prices and book, “ Fire in Afghanistan,” by the Connecticut Hospital Tel. 228-3971 Nations building in New York City. rents and lasted 90 days. Only said Mrs. Rhea Talley Stewart Association and the New York- School Board City and the Hadas^h Hospital In 1959, he went to Israel as raw agricultural products were of 179 Boulder Rd., the book’s based Hospital Bureau, Inc. and Medical Center in owner’s representative on the exempted. Interest and The circus, with spangled author. ’The joint purchasing contract stars from big tops around the Jerusalem, died Monday at Jerusaiem medical facility. He dividends were uncontrolled. ratified by the board. Dr. Mrs. Stewart said yesterday includes intravenous solutions, was a consuitant to the 1964 . Phase 2 — ’The thliw, started giobe, is coming to Hebron. ANNE EMT Sharon Hospitai. intravenous solution ad Richard Zanini, assistant Are you getting your that “ my book may in a way The Lions Ciub has con Correspondent His wife is Mrs. Margaret New York World’s Fair. Nov. 14,1971. It covered wages, superintendent of schools, have contributed to the ministration sets, peritoneal tracted for two performances Tel. 228-3971 Cheney Dawson, formeriy of When he retired in 1961, he prices and rents and lasted 14 pointed out that for'each posi overthrow of King Zahir in a dialysis^ solutions for kidney and his wife took up year-round months. Prices were allowed to on July 26, one at 4 p.m. and one Mrs. Imodale Richards of An Manchester. y patients and sterile irrigating tion, With the exception of home coup led by his brother-in-law, rise to reflect business costs. at 8 p.m., by the -Royal Wild dover Monday evening was re residency at their former solutions for wounds. economics, over 100 Daud Khan, former prime West Circus. elected chairman of the Mr. Dawson was bom in New summer home in West Profit margins were restricted. applications were received. The minister of Afghanistan.” Now Sergeant Examples of other group The circus, according to Regional District 8 Board of Britain and was a graduate of Corawail, and for several years Joins Firm Big companies had to clear following teachers were ap ’The people of Afghanistan purchasing contracts in effect Education for the fifth Rensselaer Polytechnip he took an interest in Cornwail price boosts with the govern Wiibur Dennis, co-chairman of pointed: look back on the days of King Detective Gerald A. Calve of include volume purchases o f successive year. Institute, Troy, N.Y. He served poiitics. ’The couple moved to ’The Manchester law firm of ment in advance. ’The wage the event along with Aaron the Manchester Police Depart needles, syringes, textiles and Ronald P. Ouellette, social Stop&Shopsworth? Marte, Shea & Keith has an Amanullah in the 1920s, she ; Reid, comes highiy Mrs. Richards has served on as a first lieutenant on the New Horizons a few months guideline allowed for pay in studies. Ouellette received a nounced that A> Paul Berte of said, as the “good old days” ment has been promoted to the thermometers by health care the board for the past 10 years, Coast Artiilery during World ago. creases to average 5.5 per cent recommended by groups and BA in June 1971 from the 57 Tuck Rd. has joined the firm and have become increasingly rank of sergeant. Police Chief facilities. previously as secretary- War 1 and was awarded the He is aiso survived by a son, a year. organizations which have University of Connecticut and as an associate. unhappy with the depression James Reardon said today. ’The Wiiiiam Borg, chairman of assistant treasurer and for The best of this week's mini-pricing Silver Star for gallantry in ac James A. Dawson Jr. of Phase 3 — The self-policing presented it as their annuai has spent additional study time and famine in their land today. promotion will become effec the hospital association’s cm- tion. Weston, Mass.; a daughter, In addition to being an at control system, started Jan. 11, fund-raising project. three years as chairman of the Sardar Mohammed tive as of July 22. mittee on purchasing, said that at the London Schools of Mrs. David Rush of Englewood, torney, Berte, 32, is a certified 1973. Basically the guidelines of It recently played in Rocky board’s negotiating committee. In World War II as an Army totai savings on all such con Economics, Ciiy University of STARTS M O ri. N .J.; and six grandchiidren. public accountant and, until Daud Kahn Phase 2 were retained, but the Calve, who lives on Twin Hill under the sponsorship of Everett Graham of Hebron j u l y is -s a t ^ j u l y S Air Force lieutenant colonel, he tracts during the past three Paris, University of Geneva Private committal services recently, was employed in the enforcement system became Hills Dr., Coventry, was ap the Rocky Hiil Police Depart was elected treasurer to served as field representative years amount to more than $4 and Kent State University. He of the construction section and wili be Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Hartford office of Ernst & iargely voluntary. ’The govern pointed a patrolman with the ment, and Dennis received replace Harry Megson, whose million. ’The saving during the has had previous teaching Erast, certified public accoun Confession ment reserved the right to department on Jan. 1,1964 and word from the State Poiice fire term on the board expired this was (lecorated with the Legion in the Cheney A ction of East \ »IV experience at Medina (N.Y.) tants. war promoted to detective Oct. next year under the group V year. Mrs. Katharine Sibun, of Merit. Cemetery. challenge any wage or price in marshal’s office that it is “ one Senior High School. Berte is chairman of the Sequence 1, 1372. purchasing program will be i l l also of Hebron, was re-elected Plump, tender Suiift^s Premium He was director of design and The Newkirk Funeral Home, crease. Rent rd^lations were of the better circuses to play % ia n t R. Marsh, Manchester Republican Town The decision to promote more than $600,(XI0, he said. the circuit.” for a fifth term as secretary- construction for 14 years in the Main St., Lakeville, is in charge abandoned. Manijptory price mathematics. Marsh received Restored Ernest P. Pauer, purchasing assistant treasurer. New York City Department of of arrangements. Committee and chairman of the rules remained in effect in the Calve was made by Chief Rear ’The circus appears exciusive- coordinator for the (Connecticut his BS in January, 1973 from Manchester Housing Authority. health, food and construction don on the basis o f tests taken ly for ieading civic and Other members of this year’s HARTFORD (AP) - The Hospital Association; says that Western Connecticut State He is a member of the Mayor’s industries. Big businesses no by members of the Manchester charitable organizations, and board are Mrs. Chris Dreyer traditional sequence of first the Connecticut group College and did his student Downtown Action Committee, longer had to clear price boosts Police Department earlier this contracturai arrangements and Ronald Haverl of Andover, Reginald P. Baker Confession prior to first Com purchasing program is “one of teaching in the fall of 1972 at Jack Hawkins is a charter member of the with the government in ad month. C^ve held Uie highest will, according to Dennis, Ralph Thompson of Hebron, Reginald Perkins Baker, 82, munion for Roman Catholics the most successful in the New Milford (Conn.) High Exchange Club of Manchester vance. ’This was changed to score of those tested, Reardon greatly assist the Lions Club in and Robert Sharkey, Frank of 310 Hackmatack St., died has been reaffirmed by nation.” He also said it was School. He was a former U.S. Actor, Dies and is a commentator at St. apply to large companies that said. its fund-raising efforts for im Shannon and Victor Schoen of Tuesday at Manchester Archbishop John Whealon, head compieteiy voiuntary on the Navy communications techni James Church. raised prices more than 1.5 per Calve, who holds an provements to Lions Park on Marlborough. Mrs. Dreyer, Memorial Hospital. LONDON (AP) - British of Catholics in the Hartford part of the institutions involved. cian for almost four years. A native of Framingham, cent. On March 29, Nixon set associates degree in criminal Rt. 85. Thompson and Schoen are Mr. Baker was bora March film star Jack Hawkins died in Archdiocese. Mrs. Katherine G. ^rkovitz, Mass., he has resided in ceilings on beef, pork and lamb science from Manchester (im Appearing with the circus beginning their first year on the 5-9 lbs. Perfect size for the 15, 1891 in Manchester, son of a London hospital early today A two-year experiment in special education. Mrs. Manchester since 1968. He has a prices. He also put special price munity Cillege, is married and wiil be Kalamar, magician, il- board. small family. Great eating. diaries and Harriet Perkins after a long battle with throat which the order was reversed Stonington Man Berkovitz received her BA in bachelor of arts degree from rules into effect in the oil in has two children. lustionist and master of occuit. Baker. He spent his early years cancer and its after-effects. He has failed, the prelate said, Mediation June 1971 and her MA in May Bowdoin College, a juris doctor dustry. (ilv e served four years with Accused fiiiied as the “ Psychadeiic Sen in Springfield, Mass., and lived was 62. referring to a directive from Dr. David Cattanach, 1973, both from the University degree from Columbia Law the U.S. Marine Corps in ■ GROTON (AP) - Police have sation of the Century,” for many years in New church authorities in Rome. superintendent of schools, of Connecticut. She did her stu Hawkins, star of “ The Cruel Schooi, and a master’s degree Phase 3V4 — The second Morocco and the Aleutians. charged George Hawkey, 36, of Kalamar brings to the sawdust Rochelle, N.Y., and A return to the traditional reported that a settlement, dent teaching at the Talcottville. in business administration from 71 freeze, imposed June 13. Nixon Stonington, with murder in the Eastchester, N.Y., before Sea’’ and other major movies, sequence is effective im arena a vast treasure of magic through mediation, has been School in Vernon in the spring Columbia University Business froze all prices for up to 60 death of Christine Hawkey, 23, returning to Manchester in succumbed to a “secondary mediately, he said. PROFESSORS HONORED manipulations, baffiing il reached with the teachers for of 1973. Schooi. He served in the U.S. King Zahir days, but left wages ui^rozen. of Groton, described as his es 1956. hemorrhage,” a hospital Young Catholics traditionaliy STONY BROOK, N.Y. (AP) lusions and uncanny psy salaries for 1973-1974. Stuart P. Gillespie Jr., Army from 1963 to 1965 and Rents remained uncontrolied. tranged wife. chadeiic reveiations. He taught jewelry and metal spokesman said. received their first Communion — A new twist to No figures on the settlement music. Gillespie is a graduate ______FFresh r M h fimGround iin H RBeefm I MMix Iv Hawkins’ screen career was presently is a captain in the Although Afghanistan has ’The second freeze was tougher commencement exercises was Hawkey was taken into Also featured is five-vear-old crafts at Columbia University, in the second grade, preceded will be released until the of the University of Connecticut interrupted by cancer seven Army ^ se rv e s . Mobilization made certain process since than the first in one respect. added at Stony Brook State custody by Westerly, R.I., Sharon Hilton, the “ Shirley New York City, and for 42 years by first Confession in the first professional agreement has with a BFA in June 1972. His ad *A blend of our Regular years ago, and his larynx was Designee Program. then, at the same tiihe it seems Only the first sale of raw University recently. police and was charged Temple of the Big Tops,” who was a drafting instructor at grac^e, he said. been signed by the board and by ditional study includes Parsons Fresh Ground Beef to have suffered as a result. agricultural products, that by The 3,000 students who removed. But with the aid of a He is a member of the Hart Tuesday but they have not performs with TwiidUes, a six- the teachers, he said. College, Fairfield, Iowa from (75%) plus hydrated New Rochelle High School. Proponents of the reversed received their degrees made speech therapist, he partially ford County, Connecticut and Mrs. Stewart said that in the farmer, was exempt. TUs made public further details of year-old poodle. Twinkles, vegetable protein (25%). After he retired, he was head of order argued that a child should room in the spotlight for 18 1963 to 1965 ; General Dynamics Fat content is not over regained his voice and returned American Bar Associations, the creased building construction effectively meant that all food the arrest or the incident. however, has to share the the art department at make his first Confession at a faculty members, whom the English Teachers Peace Corps Training Program 24%. Burger Plus* looks, has taken away much of the prices were under government to the screen. Connecticut Society of Certified later date when he was more Hawkey was held without limelight with Baby Titey, an Tommy, a four-year-old llama from South America, and The board made the deter in Julian, Calif., the summer 'KEFnUSKVDMTtOrufWEa tastes, and is as nour Newington High School for grazing land on which the students honored as “excellent ishing as regular ground He recently underwent sur Public Accountants and the ceilings. bond, police said. 18-month-old male elephant. and fall of 1965, and un VEMTAHEFROUINMX three years. mature. teachers.” Dopey, a Long Island duck, have formed a close friendship mination that rather than hire NMIlMin «(l M i» RllMnEttIUll beef (cook with a little less gery in New York to install an American Institute of Certified animals depend for their But Tommy and Dopey could PMtIHI UTfiMN tau MNTMAtlllMeN He was a member of over the past few years. Tommy, a denizen of the Royal IVi more English teachers, all dergraduate and graduate work NPPii w ii i w E i ae tu m i' seasoning). appliance to improve his voice. Pubiic Accountants. livelihood, and the Afghans de very well steal the show from Huguenot Lodge of Masons in Wild West Circus’ menagerie, and Dopey, the show’s unof but one teacher and the depart at UConn the summers of 1972 Special Introductary Price! After his return to London, he He is married to the former pend upon the animals for their them all. Tommy, a four-year- New Rochelle. ficial mascot, will appear in Hebron on July 26 when the ment head will teach five and 1973. He did his student suffered a series of Susan Thomas of Longmeadow, food. ’The secluded nation h'Is old llama from South America, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. periods (40 minutes each) a teaching at Conard High School, hemorrhages that kept him in Mass. The couple has two reached a state of depression and Dopey, a Long Island duck Lions Club brings the Royal Wild West Circus to town for Gertrude B. Baker; a daughter, day. West Hartford, in the summer Stop & Shop “Quality-Protected” Beef! the hospital until his death. children—Sira, 4, and Meg, 1%. and famine because of these of undeterminable age, have two performances at the Lions Fairgrounds on Rt. 85. Mrs. R. Bruce Laughlin of The negotiated agreement of 1973. factors, said Mrs. Stewart. formed a close friendship over Ridgefield; and two H aw l^s’ first film after his with the teachers provides that James W. Aloia, English. initial operation in 1967 was the past few years in the circus’ grandchildren. “ While people suspected that M anchester English teachers should not be Alpia graduated in June with a “ Catherine The G reat,’ ’ in menagerie. Conwd Beef Brisket Q O « Funeral services will be the father' of King Zahir had assigned more than four BS from central Ck)nnecticut Vacuum sealed to protect the flavor. ^^Ib which he played a British am Church Sponsors Calendar Project State College. His student Friday at 2 p.m. at Watkins coiudved lo 'o v e i l ^ w IDiig And then there is “ Hi teaching periods a day within bassador. It was the 45th film of teaching was done at Wilson Single Cut Corned Beef Brisket Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Economy Amanullah, it wasn’t verified Chapareil,” the wonder horse the limits of the budget. his career. He was coaxed into High School, Middletown, last St. The Rev. Norman Swensen, until I spelled out the villainy in and his trainer. Hoot Hilton, a < The annual Community annual meeting as well as birth The board determined that the part by coproducers Peter spring. pastor of Trinity Covenant At A my book,” she said. seasoned Wild West star as well Birthday Calendar Project, or anniversary dates of anyone ten teachers will have to teach O’Toole and Jules Buck. Mrs. Diane M. Meade, home Church, will officiate. Burial as a professional trainer. sponsored by the Hebron wishing to put them on. five periods a day in order to London Broil Steaks “ It’s ideal for m e,” he said in She said that there was a lot dl LOAX keep with the budgeted amount. economics. Mrs. Mead will be in East Cemetery. Congregational Church, is now Also, organizations may list an interview on the set in Lon Glance Hilton has created and Friends may call at the of unrest during her visit to the under way as women of the their meeting dates and local graduated from the University Chuck Cube Steaks QUAUn^BOTCCTED don “Everytime I open my produced the grand finale of the of Connecticut in June 1970 with funeral home ’Diursday from 7 country the latter part of last Association church begin their solicitation merchants may place ads. show, a revival of the Buffalo O il to 9 p.m. mouth to speak, someone in WASHINGTON (A P )-H e r e , year. On more than one occa linimum of each home in the Hebron, The calendars will be sold for a BS. Since 1970 she has ad You ’ll get your Stop SrSHopsworth in our Farmer a Market! at a glance, are Tuesday’s Bill Sharpshooting Exhibition. The board received two bids ditional study time, both un The family suggests that any terrupts me.” sion, she felt she was being Amston and Giiead areas of $1 and the charge for a listing is economic developments: for No. 6 fuel oil and awarded dergraduate and graduate, at memorial contritions may be He said it took O’Toole and spied hpon. ’There was a false mortgage town. 15 cents. PHASE 4: Treasury Advanced reduced-rate the contract to Hamden Oil Co., the university. She did sub made to the American Cancer Buck nine months to convince rumor circulating in Assisting on the steering him to take the role. Secretary George P. Shultz, tickets are now available from whose bid was approximately stitute teaching during this Society, 237 E. Center St. Afghanistan last fall, that the \requiremenl * According to Mrs. Eiaine committee are Mrs. Ruth after meeting with President any member of the Lions Ciub 18 cents a barrel less than that period at Windham Regional murder of an historian last year Wallace, a member of the Coolidge, Mrs. Charlene as well as many business es bid by Dahl Oil Co. The rate per Ciiialoips 5|T Nixon in the hospital, said the was due to his collecting 5% Crosss, Mrs. Shirley Schaeffer Technical School and in the steering committee, many'im tablishments throughout town gallon is .1362 cents. Windham Public School Phase 4 economic program will material for her book, she said. portant and valuable bits of in and Mrs. Frances Karvelis. and at the Town Office system, and her student be announced on Wednesday. formation are printed on the Mrs. Ruth Porter is in charge of S ta ff Green Peppers Crisp! 291 Aillon Jury Told Buiiding. teaching was done at Stafford PRICES: A congressional The recent coup in calendar. accepting advertising. The board accepted the source said the new program Afghanistan ended 47 years of The committee hopes to com resignations of George Kasyan, High School. will have tough provisions on monarchy. The Western Advance rates are $1.25 for science teacher; Mrs. Carolyn Donald D. Huff, science. Huff Blood On Knife These include dates the plete all solicitation by Aug. 1 prices but will leave current sources said members of the children 16 years or under, $2.50 Andrews, guidance depart is a graduate of the University schools open and close, school and anyone who has not l ^ n Colombo Yogurt Euglish Muffins wage guidelines unchanged. royal family and senior 11 for adults and $1.25 for senior ment; and Shirley Clark, of Maine, Orono, with a BS in vacations, hours that the contacted by this date and who GASOLINE: An American civilians in the ousted govern citizens. Tickets at the gate on English teacher. 1971. He has additional un Is Non>Human Have a fun-filled library is open, dates that the would like a listing on the calen Seven Delicious stop & Shop Automobile Association survey ment are in custody. King Zahir the day of the performances dar should contact any member In announcing seven ap dergraduate credits from the Regular or Split 4 s f l first and second instaiiments of university and did his student Flavors 5 “»’l NEW HAVEN (AP) - A reported that the most severe is in Rome. will be $1.75 for children 16 of the committee. pointments, all of which were Aillon’s possessions. taxes are due, date of the an teaching last spring at Orono large knife taken by police from gasoline shortage problems for years or under, $3 for adults None of the blood samples The Associated Press said nual Red Bara Auction, date Junior High School. He was Guillermo Aillon’s car bore the summer may be over. Summer in your and $1.75 for senior citizens. were described by type during dog licenses are due, date of the South Windsor FOOD PLAN’TS: Dozens of thajt the Kabul radio reported formerly a natural gas field test Get your Stop & Shopstoorth on these Health & Beauty Aids traces of non-human blood, a the first seven days of food processors report they today that Afghanistan’s new consultant with Health Con police officer testified Tuesday testimony. have cut back operations, revolutionary government is sultants, Inc., Stoughton, Mass. in Superior Court. Three policemen who m . claiming they are caught “ successfully,niling” the coun own backyard Playground Carnival Friday In addition to the teaching Pepsodent Toothpaste Miss Brock Hair Spray The knife, which had been in questioned Aillon on a motor try and “ the anhy is in full con positions, the board also ap troduced as evidence in Aillon’s between rising farm prices and Regular, unscented or vehicle violation early Aug. 14, trol of the internal situation.” proved the appointment of Art You're finished dressing super hold. Great to trial was taken from his car frozen retail prices. A survey The South Windsor Recrea a pard for doing the best over when you put on a gleaming 1972, before the bodies were Lt; Gen. Daud Khan Think ot all the wonderful times you can have in FRANK’S McLean as head custodian at a keep your hair in place during an investigation the day shows that the pork industry is tion Department will hold its all poster. smile. A good value. 2 ^ 1 on a not summer day. 5 9 1 ’ found, testified they saw a proclaimed a republic in the salary of $8,000, the budgeted the bodies of his wife and her the hardest hit. your backyard when you own your own home! SUPERMARKET ^ annual playground carnival Children who have not serrated knife about a foot long land-locked central Asia nation amount. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. MINIMUM WAGE: The Barbeques, badminton, lawn darts, archery, and Friday starting at 10 a.m. at the already received their awards in his car. They said they after the coup. In broadcasts, 728 L MIDDU TPKL (Onk SL BMlilOloiiww's Oiurcil) McLean formerly worked in George Montano, were found in Senate began debate on a bill to Orchard Hill School. may pick them up at the Town examined it and then gave it Daud Khan promised “ genuine Just plain lounging. And, of course, a pool to MANMErrER the Avon public schools for the the Montano’s North Haven raise the minimum wage to Activities will include pony Hall any day from 9 a.m. to 3:30 Arrid Spray Deodorant Prell Liquid Shampoo back. democracy” in place of the past five years as supervision. House. $2.20 per hour and extend its enjoy every fair day of Spring, Summer and Falll rides, checker toss, arts and p.m. “pseudo-democracy” he said Extra dry, unscented or Aillon is on trial for murder coverage to domestics and cer crafts booths, a cake booth and powder. At this price, Special mini-priced .At the king fostered. Stop S Shop you save « 1 0 0 in connection with the three tain government workers. a soft drink booth plus several buy a can for every member B ItB Audubon Offers SUPER SPECIALS of the family. - on all the famous brands. M - boMi stabbing deaths. So why not get yourself a home games. -o ' 891 During questioning ’Tuesday Birds Checklist of your very own? It has never At noon, a soft drink and ice ANY OR A U COUPONS MAY BE R E D E Im EO WITH ONLY ONE SS PURCHASE U.8.DA. CHOlbE NEW TOM CUT cream wili be provided for the by State’s Atty. Arnold Markle, ’The first published checklist been easier to finance one. Just children’s lunch hour. Children Det. Capt. Walter T. Beraiere of the birds of Connecticut since 5 per cent is all thaf s required at should bring their own lunch. S t o p iS h o p l of the North Haven force said 1913 now is available through Here’s the IV^foot-long knife taken Manchester Savings & Loan in Sirloin Steak The program will end about Viva Towels Joy Detergent the Connecticut Audubon Socie 1:45 p.m. Parents must provide from Aillon’s car bore “ animal ty, statewide environmental W here Te most cases. With a Savings & transportation and are invited^ Nabisco Sunshine blood.” education and conservation B^Roll Liquid Disli Loan mortgage you can make to observe the activities. He gave no further account of organization. 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Tliere’s no winning 15-8 and 16-14. The final Good M o n , Ju ly 16 th ru S a t, Ju ly 21. Good Mon, July 16 thru Sat, July 21 Limit ona far par cutlomar. Montano house and from The checklist, which is In every way obligation. m standings were Pleasant Valley Mrs. Fiibert*s Mrs. Filbert’s L M t ofw D oi pa r c u o io iiio r. designed to be carried in the See Them Today at 4-0; Orchard Hill 2-2; and Eli Corn Oil Margarine Soft Golden field by birders, covers rare Terry 0-4. Margarine — birds as well as those more LOBSTERS llbpkg Personal Notice common in the state. It was A llv e T KIckInfl A poster contest was held for llbpkg *"' s a v ’e i o ” the children in all of the town W ITH THIS COUPON ON OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE « Maxwell House compiled by David Junkin, assi- A N Y R O aO P In loving memory of Alexander Gullot- MY TYRE MAN playground programs. First tant director of Connecticut U who passed away July 18, 1972. 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July 18, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE ■Rftx NINRTF.ir.w BACK TO THE TOR OF The follow him back into the bitter Although there has been a through the world of crime and tirely too much space to not WORLD. By Hans Ruesdi. cold and the old ways. Current rash of books — both fiction the men who stand against it. really important authors at the T H E r Scribners. 202 Pages. |6.95. It is a grim way of life but aid nonfiction — about cops Phfl ’Thomas expense of others who really The themb of this beautifully- fulfilling to the famOy because Best Sellers recently, Daley’s stands out in AP Books Editor deserve the time and the F A M I L Y i i written little novel is a sbnple while “ Uiey didn’t know wheth r (Compiltd by Publliheri’ Weekly) the crowd paiiially . because it thought. one: survival. er this wasn’t going to be their was written by an experienced The book is roiigldy divided I.AWER. In this sequel to a novel he FICTION last igloo . . . they kn6w that REMBRANDT’S HAT. By The use of a letter as a de i^orter who held high position into nine sections, ranging from wrote more than 20 years ago, flieir last igloo would be ex BRIGHT BOOK OF U F E . By GRAND Bernard Malamud. Farrar, vice around which to build the in the police departoient and Hemingway’s late work, to„ “Top of the World,’’ author “ Once Is N6t Enough,’’ actly like this.” Alfred Kazin. Atlantic-Little, Straus & Giroux. 204 Pages. action — such as there is — is partially because ; Daley re Southern writers, to Jewish Do-Nothing-Ism Hans Ruesch tells of a small Susann Phil Thomas Brown. 334 Pages. $8.95. 16.95. brought off exceedingly well In spects the men he is writing novelists. White this tendency Eskimo fam ily and its never- “ Breakfast of Champions,’’ AP Books Editor Aptly subtitled “American In some modern minds, the The publishers of this collec two of the other stories. In the IM E MORE SUMMER m \ Grand Union's lorg* saloction of tima and work saving foods, ending struggle to survive not Vonnegut about and does all in his writ Novelists & Storytellers From to compartmentalize may not legendary Confucian advice to tion of eight of Bernard Mala- aptly named “The Letter’’ a be the best way to discuss over moko H oosy to pion quick summor mools that or# dolicious only in the bitter wastes of the “ Jonathan Livingston ing power to get this respect Hemingway to Mailer,” Alfred “ see no evil, hear no evil, speak UNION TOO WITH LEISURE-TIME 7 mud’s short stories apparently all contemporary American lit and nutritious. All with voluablo Triplo-S Bluo Stamps, too. sane man is asked over and far North but against the en Seagull,’’ Bach across to the reader. And, over Kazin’s newest volume of criti no evil” has been translated into are so sure of his drawbig pow over again by an inmate to erature, it does have the advan GIFTS FROM YOUR TRIPLE-Sj croachment of the udiite man’s “The Matlock P a p er,’ ’ TARGET BLUE. By Robert all, he does very well. cal explication is important one simple rule: “ Don’t get in er that tl^e dust jacket iw ’t or SUPERMARKETS take a letter out of an insane ever-spreading civilization. Ludlum Daley. Delacorte. 562 Pages. There are gripping scenes in reading for those more than tage of allowing Kazin to gaze volved.” Do nothing, says this ' BLUE STAMP CATALOG namented with the usual blurbs clearly and s p e ^ lucidly of one V ••.■X ■? asylum. He refuses again and At first there is Papik and his $8.95. which he details the hunt for casually interested in contem rule, and you won’t get into 1%. — just a list of the stories in part of the whole at a time. trouble. again and when he does so the wife, Vivi, who plod endlessly Robert Daley served as a the men who kill cops wantonly porary American literature. 700 the book and a list of Mala- White some sections are more To a considerable degree, do- ^ t time it seems quite correct across the ice in their seardi NONFICTION New York City deputy police “ because of their color, which White one may not agree with EXTRA BONUS mud’s other books. but by the end the teader isn’t commissioner for a year and a was neither black nor white, notable than others — especial nothing-ism has been sanctioned for food. 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Malamud consistenUy right thing nor, for that matter, life, involves teking on bears long enough for Daley to won ertheless, is one of the impor “I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,’’ any legal penalty for the mere has shown what a very good just who is sane and who is not. with spear and knife or kneel der as he left, “Who would capture of Rap Brown, and the the book does emerge as a BLUE STAMPS Harris tant literary critics of the time failure to be helpful. writer he is and he doesn’t dis In “ In Retirement’’ an elderly have thought I could team to never-ending hunt for drugs well-knit whole and does make fwd(0 yiwgoT U)fth ^ ' ■ w w r ing without moving for hours in “Weight Watchers Program and his views must be taken se For example, courts have WithCoupom Behw appoint here. doctor tries to make contact care so much about cops?” and their sellers. a contribution to contemporary the bitter cold to catch a fish. 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Se“”fieir^”‘’“‘ ‘®*“‘"*""‘" vll! ^ ^ “P event of anoteer major Com- States no longer has in- LEWISTON, Maine (AP) - cultural soirees than in covers tee entire state. That piece of the action, but tee word education through massive more than six months since tee' munist troops, giving easy LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUnT Wlth U.S military advisers U.S. officials telligence sources of its own to French-Canadians who im developing tee political power leadership has been dominated is deserved.” scholarship funds raised by Vietnam cease-fire accords access to tee population. Less and less as'tee days go migrated to Maine may have we ne^,” said Louis Jalbert, by Irish Catholics, whose in “ There is a tendency among their m ajor societies and clubs, were signed in Paris. Where What is likely to happen? by, it seem s. Apparent has retreated into secrecy, and cheated themselves out of Democratic representative in sistence on assimilation and many of our people to shoot for Jalbert said. He said F iw k o - does that enibattled country What' is the shape of the tryslde, tee American Officers for InformaUon about what big namese reports and tee Unit^ troop movemenis. «»WKW American disinterestmsinterest in the teeme fewlew AihericanAmerican militaryimutary men and civilians attached to tee acUons are golne on u...veu many of tee rewards that could tee Maine legislature for 28 splintering of Franco-American a post way beyond their Americans have been stand now? What of the future? future? i m m course of tee war effort has led left are finding It near impossi- small American defense es- This sudden huee information have been theirs in a new life. years. “ Governments have not parishes ^ led to bitter feuds. capabilities and when they are suspicious of higher education. Peter Arnett, a Pulitzer Prize m toabreakoffinteecloseU.S. ble to maintain an accurate ac- tablishment in Saigon often gap could be dlwstrous in te! R e a d H p m l d ’This is tee growing feeling given Franco-Americans near One Irish bishop settled a refused for incompetence, they winner for his coverage of tee The hope was that the ■Read Herald Advertisements among some of their descen what belongs to us but still they challenge to his taxing powers claim it is discrimination “ We were late in realizing the Vietnam war, recently returned ceasefire agreements would put dants who are digging back to come running for tee votes.” in 1911 ^ excommunicating the against tee French. “ I’ve never value of education while other to teat country for the following an end to tee fightii^ this year, their roots for a sense of identi Many Franco-Americans publisher of the crusading b ^ discriminated against in ethnic groups were puteing it,” report on Vietnam Now. that zones of control could be I fHMH M M I ■■■■H ligiH H igm igi ty. have moved into positions of in French-language daily Le m y life and I’ve been fighting said Boisvert. “ We took kids determined, and teat an orderly out of tee schools to work in tee Store Hours: Mon. - Sot. 8 - 10 | Lured by recruiters from fluence in Maine. Messager and five other men, for my people all my life.” By PETER ARNE'TT transition would be made to a New England textile mills in Hundreds have served in the and forbidding funeral services Legislation Jalbert has spon mills because the almighty political settlement. dollar came first.” AsROcialed Press Writer the late 1890s, thousands state senate and house of for a sympathizer who died sored includes aid to the At best tee Communist side streamed from the eastern representatives. during tee dispute. struggling parochial schools SAIGON (AP) - The Viet would like participation in a townships down the Grand The chief justice of the Maine Since 1939, when the city and more money for vocational The problems encountered by nam battlefield is taking final, coalition government such as ’Trunk Railway to Lewiston and Supreme Court is a Franco- received its new charter, all but training. Franco-Americans and other predictable shape. War has that in Laos; at worst, recogni similar towns where more American, as is a judge in tee the last two of Lewiston’s Jalbert said Quebec “ should ethnic groups in the school raged across it for three tion by tee Saigon government, money could be made in a Superior Court. mayors have been Franco- be by itself’’ if French- system were often a deterrent decades, and troops from six and official acknowledgement monte of millwork than a year But despite the fact that Americans. But representation Canadians are to get anywhere. to progress. foreign nations have gambled of Communist control over oc on tee farms back home. Franco-Americans make up is slim on school boards and tee He says Maine would be a good with death here. cupied territory. “ Affluence was what we were almost one third of tee state’s city council. source of help if the province The war is still on. The two ’The Communist side can be Most Franco-Americans after, and we let some things population, there has never cease-fire agreements signed in expected to use military “It’s our own fault,” said separates. attended parochial sc^ ls at slip to get it,” said Romeo been a Franco-American gover Jalbert. “ We just haven’t been However, he sees tee future January and June this year pressure to achieve any, or all, ^ FOOD ^ MARKETS W ' least at the primary-school • • • • Boisvert, a former state nor or a Franco-American have only slowed it down long of its political objectives. It has SHOP A T putting our best people of his own people as Americans level. In Lewiston’s case, these rq)resentative. elected to Congress. forward.” within tee American conte'xt. enough for tee United States to all tee options; ^igon can only separate schools were staffed pull out entirely. “ For one thing, Franco- There has alro never been a Jalbert said his aim is “ to see Besides developing their defend. by teaching orders from The French Foreign Legion American associations have Franco-American bishop of tee to it that we get our deserved political power, Franco- France. One Communist option is tee been more interested in diocese of Portland, which Americans should encourage left 18 years earlier. The renewal of the guerrilla war. Australians, the New The guerrilla “ people’s war” Zealanders, tee Thais, and tee organized by tee Viet Cong U.S.D.A. CHOICE • CENTER CUT South Koreans left more almost overwhelmed the recently but without a government in 1965. That is backward glance or commit what brought American troops ment. in. On tee battlefield now, alone The Viet Cong were nearly for tee first time, are tee Viet put out of business because tee CLIP 40« OFF namese. And also for tee first entry of American troops into time in three decades it is the war tipped the balance possible to deduce tee probable against teem. Norte Vietnam CHUCK “ Sailing a Northeaster,” donated to Lutz Museum outcome on tee battlefield if a sent down not only Infantry poliUcal solution is delayed, divisions to fight the STEAKS or ROASTS YOUR NEXT and tee war continues. Americans, but thousands of Here is how tee battlefield replacements for dead Viet Lutz Junior Museum is One, which you see pictured exhibited in national shows and USDA CHOICE (POT ROAST) looks to bote sides: Cong guerrillas. leoni experiencing one of its busiest above, is an oil painting entitled have won awards in juried com One reason for tee demise of summers ever. 2007 people, "Sailing a Northeaster” and is petition. The South Vietnamese M eotY' MEAT PURCHASE tee Viet Cong was teat tee SHOULDER ROAST with over 700 on Sunday alone, a child’s viewpoint of sailing The third painting, a large ’The United States came to government extended its con yiSrt^NDON NO IllI visited the museum during during a storm. The artist, Mr. abstract of a beach scene, was Vietnam to win tee war, but BAR-B-0 WITH YOUR FAVORITE SAUCVl trol over tee population, gave Sesquicentennial Week In Zygmund Jankowski, is a done by Edward Fish who when it became too costly in every farmer a gun and told USDA CHOICE cluding the Lord Mayor of member of tee Rockport Art graduated from the Penn men and money, tactics were SEMI- OnW- lb. him to point it at tee Viet Cong. BEEF SHORT RIBS Manchester, England. Association and maintains a sylvania Academy of Fine changed and tee concept of BONELESS SHOP-RITE COUPON That was all very well while In spite of tee many hot, studio in East Gloucester, Arts, and did graduate and “ Vietnamization” was in CHUCK STEAKS / . tee government’s control in tee humid days June and July have Massachusetts’s Rocky Neck post-graduate work at the troduced. The idea was to build countryside was firm. Now con brought us thus far, attendance Art Colony. He has b ^ n tee Barnes Foundation and tee Saigon army into a copy of trol is weaker because of tee continues to be high with niany recipient of several Academic la Grande the American one, as far as COLOHIAL close proximity of Communist children coming in to par professional awards for bote his Chaumiere, Paris. He too has weaponry was concerned. ’The troops. Already in Chuong ticipate in our Thursday oils and water colors including particpated in numerous shows American strategy remained Thien Province in tee Mekong Toyshops and to register for the selection of one of his works and festivals both here and the same until the cease-fire Towards the purchase of $L00 or more Delta guerrillas are being DAISY BU nS summer nature classes. “ Gloucester Harbour” to travel abroad. agreement In January: Win tee recruit^ from all the hamlets, with tee 1971-72 American Water Over tee next few weeks, we war. LIOS At tee same time that so according to a defector. In Color Society Show. Mr. expect to receive several ad Has “ Vietnamization’’ COLONIAL LEAN SLICED BACON lb. many people are making their FRESH MEAT effect tee Conununists are now FROM By The Piecel Jankowski has had many one- woiked? The answer has to be way over to Cedar Street, we ditional paintings by different LAMB, VEAL, PORK. BEEF OR POULTRY telling tee farmers to point man shows, has participated in PLUMP are busy making plans for new artists. We are very excited no. First of all, Saigon has had COLONIAL BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST lb. numerous group shows and has (Frozen & Canned Meats Not Included) their guns at tee government. ways of bringing tee museum about the possibilities that such to yield an enormous part of tee PERDUE his works represented in out into tee community. a collection presents and are Good at any Shop-Rite market Coupon limit one per family. country to the Communist side, CHICKENSI private collecitons throughout looking forward to displaying it MH as much as 25 per cent accor ARMOUR CAMPFIRE FRANKS - lb. Goihnni Expires Sat, July 21,1973 One new way is the es- tee country. at tee museum as well as at ding to some estimates. This tablishemnt of a collection of A second painting, an I s How 'effective can this various other places throughout lost terrain includes tee sites of guerrilla regeneration be? RATH LINK SAUSAGE 8 oz. Pkg. . ‘ paintings by professional ar expressionistic rendering of tee tee community. ’The museum some of the most famous 49 tists teat will be available for water and rocks at tee height of will close to tee public July 31 American battle»-the la Drang Knowledgeable Americans loan to schools, municipal of a storm off Cape Ann, is the Valley, Dak To, Khe Sanh, War point out that while tee South for extensive exhibit renovation BREASTS COLONIAL WE fices and public businesses. The work of another Gloucester ar and will reopen Sunday, Zone C. Vietnamese regular army is loyal to Saigon, the local CUT OfllCATESSEN museum has already acquired, tist, Martha Nikstedt. After September 16th. At that time Secondly, “ Vietnamization” WELCOME through the efforts of Mr. attending Hartford Art School SAVE OVER *1” WITH COUPONS BELOW! militiamen who number in tee FROM lb. visitors will be able to view, never did fill tee holes left by MINCED BOLOGNA hundreds of thousands, are Michael Norman, a member of and the Robert Brackman along with a dozen other new the departing allied troqis. “ I TASTY FRESH FEDERAL i loyal to tee hamlets where teey . Bogner All Beef the museum’s Board of Summer Art School, she opened exhibits, some of our recently have not been able to fill up tee SHOP-RITE COUPON SHOP-RITE COUPON were bom. Some fought for tee PERDUE Trustees, three such paintings a studio and gallery in tee acquired paintings. At that vacuum left when tee ^ute AMER. CHEESE FOOD I Viet (3ong before tee govern CHICKENSI 9 9 * FRANKS 5 all of which were donated to the Rocky Neck Artists Colony. time, as well, part of tee collec Koreans went home,” said tee lb. Towards the purchase of ment in Saigon extended its BOOMER all beef museum by the artists. Her paintings have also been tion will be available for loan. chief of coastal Khanh Hoa $ | 0 9 ANN CATERING STAMP I *1 or more in our *1 or more in our Province, Col. Ly Ba Pham. control in the late 1960s. FRANKFURTS lb. lb. The 3rd U.S. Marine Division Presumably they could fight for M AC. SALAD CUSTOMERSI Service Deli Produce held ()uang Tri Province until the VC again if government the Americans went home. Now control erodes. ClIQUOT HEINZ RAGU ASSORTED FLAVORS Another Communist option Is 27 0,. yellow-star Communist flags QSlIvsdIost Souerkraut Cons Department OFF Department dot tee hilteides there. this, the long-term indoctrina CLUB Tomato / f spaghetti 4 Who’s Crasy? Is It tion of selected South Viet MZa 4 Good at any Shop-Rite market Good at any Shop-Rite market The same flags fly in Kontum WITH THIS MH WITH THIS MH namese who are taken North. □Near East Pllaf Coupon limit one oer famihr. Province, Loc Ninh, and tee 3 Such people returning to South Ketchup/^ COUPON COUPON. other “ holes” left behind when SODA ?AUCE QHProgresso Wine Vinegar 2S oz. Coupm Expbres Sat, July 21,1973 S.R ^ Coiqion Explraa Sat, July 21,1973 S.R the allies went home. Vietnam in the late 1950s Morinara Bot. The WorU Or You? 32 . Bottles “ Vietnamization” never did created tee Viet Cong insurgen -- 01-- 26 oz.ud. Bot.DUf. i 16 oz. Jar 125Ct. j work in weaponry, either. cy. |3^anity Fair Towels 3 Rolls I Saigon has one of tee world’s Now from every province in meet a possible shortage? For welcoming erotic advances 32 oz. 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In Blnh more than a third that many at (3) call the police emergency IN SYRUP, CRUSHED, CHUNKS diness of mind to think that the Thuan on tee coast 90 young 4 ’ l 3 9 ' 3 3 20 . any one time? soldiers? Last year tee Saigon 01 and report a theft in progress, 2 0 < persons were taken in April and Cant rest of tee world may be mad— Promise « A&H Laundry forces held Kontun and An Loc Now that Communists are 25 or (4) just keep right on 3 but that you aren’t? despite major Communist at Mayo acceptable socially, at least in peeking? 1 lb. B^i • 83c Valuel Well, in the distraught and OFF tacks, and fought back into The Communist side is WILKINSON Double Edge SScVelue ternationally, do you look under Suppose you had to borrow W stick Margarine Datergent fouled-up world we live in, it is ()uang'’rri City. But this was already repopulating Quang ’Tri your bed at night for something $250 in a hurry. Could you get it Good at any Shop-Rite market Good at any Shop-Rite marxet. 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Simply answer the Communist soldier has grown Anoteer full-scale Communist on Four Bars of If you had an apartment your character, how many of • DAIRY POODS a following questions; used to fighting under those offensive launched from secure PERSONAL SIZE overlooking the patio of a friend those neighbors do you suppose VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Are you storing away an un __ American bombs. base areas against Tay Ninh, 3 M and peeked down one afternoon would report tee incident to 2AB0 HOOD'S YOGURTS KRAFT WHITE AMER. CHEESE IVORY SOAP necessary amount of things to 5AB6^’ Take away American planes An Loc, Kontum, Pleiku, Blnh and saw your friend’s w^fe you? All three? Two? One? Towards the purchase of SEALTEST ORANGE JUICE tlO O X with coupon & SB. purchaaa. PUY TWO BAEH SIZE BARS OF and you have a much stronger Dinh Province, Hue and Pure Ot. Lim it ona coupon par fam ily, None? A4-OL Jdiof Hanoi soldier and a much selected Mekong Delta targets. FIRM& Effaetiva thru Sat., July 21tt Do you know of more than CHURNEY a L . JACK CHEESE 8 oz. EVERYBODY’S IRISH SPRING weaker Saigon one. While anything can happen in /" s a v e SAVE two people on earth teat you 160Z. Vietnam and often does, FRUITY MRS. FILBERT'S SOFT OLEO 20* would willingly trade places DEODORANT SOAP Here is how the Communist 2 Bowls W CLIP AND SAVE AND GET ONE... 30« Maxim Freeze knowledgeable Americans and with? side shapes up Regional Energy Vietnamese see the Com VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON If you are a man, would you The North Vietnamese are munists using a combination of rather be a woman; or, if Dried Coffee MORTON'S Beef, Chicken, Turkey Good at any Shop-RHe market linking up territory captured in all their options. you’re a woman, would you Good at any Shop-Rite marx«.. Needs Forecast Coupon limH one per family. MH side South Vietnam via a road Firstly, they will continue to rather be a male chauvinst pig? Coupon limit one per family. MH "ij WITH THIS network estimated at 500 miles s t r e n g th their territory with POT PIES Save 15* Sove on a 70 . Box of Are you tired of coping? Coupon Expires Sat, July 21,1973 |y|pQ COUPON *^**"P°" Expiros Sat, July 21,1973 long. ’Truck traffic indicates a roadbuilding and resettlement. 0 1 BOSTON (AP) - New MFG HOOD'S ALL FUVORS on a 200 Ft. Roll of is growing faster than others What does tee sight of a rain buildup of military equipment They will attempt to build tee ARM & HAMMER England’s energy needs are f SAVE and indicated there will be an bow do to you that the sound of iLsAVE^iTimniniinM as massive as that which Viet Cong back into a powerful GLAD WRAP Laundry Oetargtnt expected to increase by about a hit rock ‘n’ roll record preceded the major Communist '/z G o l. increase in the use of gas for military force. And teey can FOODS ICB CREAM With coupon & $5. purchoM. With coupon1 &_ $5. . .purchi 67 per cent from 1970 to 1980, Lim it ona coupon par famllv, heating purposes. doesn’t? offensive of last year. Free launch the occasional “ mini Lim it one coupon per family. according to a New England VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Effective thru Set., July 21st Effaetiva , July 21it Time required for construc Do you really feel that youth from American bombing for the offensive’’ that will help 80Z. Council Fuel and Energy Com 1AB5 BIRDSEYE TASn-PUFFS 9 9 - Taste O ' Seo SULLO P DINNER EVBIYBOPY'S tion, environmental con is wasted on tee young? Toward the purchasa of a Toward the purcnaso at a first time since 1965, the Com demoralize the Saigon army EVHIYBODY’S f s A V E mittee report. Is there one thing in tee world Ban., Oran., siderations and government munist side is laying in surface and grab more terrain. SARA LEE CAKES 14 oz. STOUFFERT GARLIC BREAD x ’S e s e s * CLIP AND SAVE 15‘ CLIP AND SAVE 20* The committee said overall i i A 1-fe. 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Lim it ona coupon par famUy. have some influence on tee can still wonder about yourself, Hue, and possibly Da Nang. Tiie — seems tee most unlikely. Effaetiva thru Sat., July 21at well as the Peruvian Cormo- lilm iH iiiiiiitiiilliiiuiiilliSAVE lotllUllllIHUIUIIIIIIIlllull i aiiiiittttitiiiiimiimiimr^AVE m MiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiM Effaetiva thru Sat., July 21at growth rate, but suggested tee you’re as normal as a man can environs of Saigon are within a “ The main purpose of the North EVBIYBODY'S ^rant, habitating tee western „ J % P u r e , ______Californiawaaaa^^a.w Swaat —- ByHYBpDYl_r< general trend will not change. expect to be. * Redeem Your day’s march of Communist Vietnamese these past few SAVE coast of South America, might SS7 EAST MIDDU TURNPIKE As oil replaced coal, nuclear But if you think you know tee regiments in War Zones C and years has been to oust the CLIP AND SAVE 50* CLIP AND SAVE consume a thousand tons of fish Feder'af Food Stamps lb. sources are expected to replace answer to everything, there’s D. each day, then convert it into OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. foreigner,” said Khanh Hoa Orange Juice « T9* smUm* otopm oil after 1975, tee survey said. It no doubt who’s mad. It isn’t the MANCHESTER at Shop-Rite The whole Cambodian border an important natural fertilizer. Province Chief Col. Pham. also said electric power usage world. It’s you. along the populous Mekong PrlcaaaHaativa thru Sat, JutyZlal. 1 » 3 “ Now teey have us all alone.” Quanity right! raaarvad. N ot ra^xmea>la for typographical arroti. Nona lohf to daalari. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchegter. Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 ^N C H E S’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-’THRF.b Columbia A : SAFE LIVING ! ,h Board Approves MIHCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Erection Of Sign i m y t sE iV E R l a m e —e a s t h a r t f o m During the hot afternoons and and are likely to drown you out Republicans and Democrats weekends, this month one may on general principles. VIRGINIA CARLSON find his thoughts turning toward Correspondent have only one member on eadi Now if bating is your love, T h en eat Economy Uutlet the water. Sitting at your desk we’ve pulled out astock of real Tel. 2289224 board for minority rein'esenta- in the sweltering heat, the vi ly nice rules for you. The Building Code Board of tion. HOIIRSS * *** * • Tkan„ IM. • la • sion of a cool, sparkling lake If you see a little buoy with a Appeals (BCBA) unanimously Wwking with German will be 8atStoS(C9aMAni may haunt you conscious red and white flag on it, it voted in favor of allowing Peter Bruce Bradford, First Select man Howard Bates and Mrs. thoughts. ' doesn’t mean “in need of and Frances Beckish, owners of It’s not unusual for people to assistance”; it means “divers the Landmark, to re-erect a Mati Koiva. The committee 0 ^ RMdyp Oven Proparad ^plans to ask all incumbents if dream of pleasant things, but below” so playing hero and rip hauch-disputed sign at the some people treat ideality much drugstore. 'they will run again. A public an ping to the buoy at 45 knots per the same as they treat their hour won’t win you a medal — and However, Sam Pescatello, nouncement will be made ROAST VBQF dreams. in fact you propeller m i^ t just building inspector, who had regarding any vacancies. The GOP caucus will be Aug. 22. First of all if you’re going to make frog legs out of the issued a stop-work order on the spend any time in the water, get frogman. sign, says te will take this up' Anyone interested in ntoning in shape. Don’t try and swim a Another good idea is to check with the State Building Code for office may contact a mile if you’re not in shape. As a your fuel level before shoving Standards Committee and this member of the nominating matter of fact, don’t try to off — paddling a 16-foot boat will delay work on the sign until committee. swim a mile; it’s not all that with a useless 40 hp outboard the matter is resolved. ’Ihere is a vacancy on the much fun and after the first 300 stuck on the back is not the Pescatello claims the land GOP town committee since ...Now yards begins to resemble work. ideal situation for the total where the s ip is located is on Joseph Organek has moved And then there’s always the enjoyment of boating. the town green but the BCBA from town. Anyone interested lb. guy who’s bhen riding in 110- Waterskiing is also a lot of said the Selectmen must in serving may contact a degree heat for hours to get to fun when done properly. resolve who owns the land. member of the committee. L the beach and immediately One may obtain a feeing of Pescatello said he issued the Democratic Slate Stan plunges into 50-degree water. speed, power and stop-work order also because a Any pinn, It! thru 4th Mbs, ...... n T ^ ^ •** Ii fof 1^81 BUd 8 featuro of tfac Hdlywood scene. When Tommy, 4,000 ’The Democratic town com This usually results in one of maneuverability while skiing. permit was not issued for re mittee is wotting on a slate to Hns for ths Oiildoor Rotissiaral Would7 7 • A* - You • Believe 1*? * *l>Adren visiting his home-base movie studio, he hoops It up alone or Green Lodge Home, 612 E. Middle Tpke., was owned by Mrs. Mary Remer Walker when two thing; he either has a heart One may also obtain a broken with Marcianiie Underwood. Undisputed champion of the cities of Norwalk and La Mirada, Marclanne has one big advantage over Tommy, however. She’s 10. erection. Later he rejected a present to the Aug. 20 caucus. the top picture was taken in 1918 or 1920. Mrs. Walker opened the Green Lodge Home 41 attack or his body shatters like neck if he doesn’t know how to permit application on the s ip Anyone interested in running- glass from the extreme change fall. years ago, and it is now owned by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pren because it was not accom AM Baof, F M i emund for town office may contact in temperature. To all of you gentlemen who tice. The home is operated today by Mrs. Prentice and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Miller. panied with a plot plan by a cer Your Chorgu Woleomo On All Froozor Onfwv town chairman Jerome Rosen. Non-swimmers who try to go boating for a chance to get Mrs. Miller and her family live on the property. tified surveyor and a letter of The nmnlnating committee will play Mark Spitz also may-en away from your wives and Gasoline Supply consent from the owner of the meet Wednesday at the home of counter slight difficulty, like drink beer — KEEP YOUR land. Mrs. Catherine D’ltaUa on HAMBURG drowning. If you can’t swim, EMPTIES IN THE BOAT - Seek Candidates Hennequin Rd. . stay in shallow water — hitting a beer bottle while Slowly Improving The Republican Town Com A vacancy exists on the town lifeguards don’t get paid on a skiing at 40 m.p.h. can not only mittee has named Adolph Ger committee as treasurer commission basis. make a skier fall but could con Charles Probert has moved BOSTON (AP) - The gas Maine—Good supplies WESTERN BEEF man of West St. as chairman to 7-lb . Also, be careful of where you ceivably cost him a foot. recruit candidates to run for of from town. Anyone interested swim; going into the water ’The final word of advice to all oline supply situation in New throughout, except in more fice in the November election. in serving on the committee can clean and coming out covered novice skiers is if you fall or fail England is showing steady im isolate mountain areas. Most contact Rosen. All major offices are i^eld by with crud is not considered by to get up, let go of the tow rope. provement in most areas, ac stations operated at normal most to be among the top ten Unless you have gills, being cording to an Automobile Legal hours with average regular gas Monday - Saturday 9-6 pleasant feelings. Besides, dragged underwater may be Association Auto and Travel oline cost per gallon at 40.4 TOLLAND polluted waters can cause dis dangerous. Gub report. cents. TURNPIKEy Thurs. A FrI. 9-9 Oral Examination Set ease and infections. Suitable footwear, preferable The report said the greatest Vermont—No significant Sunday 8-2 Don’t over-rate you ability with threaded, soles, and life improvement was registered in limitations on sales, although MANCHESTER An All-Pwpose BiNigat SIralGlMrl just to prove that “you-can-do- vests should be worn by all per eastern Massachusetts, and the weekend travel has increased For Public Works Post something-Johnny-can’t’ ’; sons aboard a boat and the boat least improvement was in the since roads reopened after re Leon, Froth P o rk Johnny might be a heck of a should be seaworthy. Springfield-Berkshire area. cent flooding. Prices were the Rhode Island dealers also highest in New England at an applications were received. The swimmer, and if you try to out If a person obeys the rules of Oral examinations for the reported little improvement in average 41.9 cents. position of Manchester director seven finalists were chosen do him you may end up as per water safety and uses a degree SALE ITEMS THUGS.. FBI.. SAT. manent fixture on the bottom of of common sense the C ^ t supply problems, the club said. New Hampshire—Good of public works will be taken after a screening of all the A number of stations, par supplies throughout, but July 30 in the Municipal applications. the lake. Guard may have a relatively uneventful season. ticularly in Massachusetts and shortened operating hours were Building by seven final can The July 30 oral examination When in a public bathing TRY TH EM , SPARE MBS area, don’t play games like And some swimmers, skiers, (tonnecticut, were reinstating continuing in southern counties didates for the post. will be the only one given. ‘ ‘scream-for-help-and-see-if-the frogmen and cabin cruiser ad Sunday hours, the report said. and the Lakes Regions. Among the seven is Jay Giles, There won’t be a written The state-by-state breakdown Average regular prices was 40.2 the only candidate from examination. lifeguard-can swim.” mirals might survive to come YOU’LL LOVE THEMIII Lifeguards don’t like that game back the next season. of the gasoline supply situation cents. Manchester and acting director The examining panel will be; report^ by ALA was; Massachusetts-Western Id/jU^iAJcki of public works since Feb. 26, Donald Peach, town manager in supply situation was still short following the resignation of Glastonbury; Roger Mullins, but expected to improve in William O’Neill. The vacancy director of public works in En coming weeks. Supplies had been advertised in trade field; and Andrew Ansaldi Jr., adequate in the rest of the 0 SPECIAL MEAT PRODUCTS representing contractors. journals and a total of 18 Citizen Opposition state, including Cape Cod, but with sales limitations of 33 or $4 Save 2Sc Lb.l common. Majority of stations U.S. Gov’t fnspoctod Priest Divides Time Stymies 1-95 Work were operating on shortened hours. Average regular price Natural Casing Frankfurters Between Church, Law was 39.2 cents. W the President IKts the Connecticut—Some supply Polish Style Klelbasa PHILADELPHIA (AP) - cars in a fringe parking lot without stopping for a red problems still reported in cen studied journalism. He prac Plica this week, By GEORGE STEELE VALUES Citizen opposition has where I-9S ends and ride a sub light,” s n a p ^ Mrs. Carolyn tral and western sections, with German Brand Bologna ticed this profession for a !••••• JAlcet wM be tow. Charleston Gazette Writer hampered completion of way into the city. Tysmi, a sduol teacher aki improvement noticeable in UNION, W. Va. (AP) - On while, writing for newspapers Also, we have not Interstate 95, originally en Washington-Citizen opposi Cooked Salami and news services. president of the group. eastern portions. No weekdays, Michael Clay Smith visioned as a continuity of con tion has forced the d ty council A few years after his' gradu roachod coning on thorn But the movement suffered a widespread sales limitations is the prosecuting attorney of crete from the rocky coast of to erase a five-ntlle North ation from college, he decided setback in June when two reported. Average regular •j.-- Monroe County. On Sundays, asyet,so,-stoGfcupfor Central-Northeast freeway to study law at Jackson Law Maine to the sandy beaches of federal judges refused to stop price was 41.3 cento. he’s an Episcopal priest. the summer! You gM Mrioln Tip Roasts, Eft of School, Jackson, Miss. “The en Florida. from planning maps in 1971. A constructicm of a 20-milei>Ius Rhode Island—Full recovery “I get a lot of kidding,” he RoumI Roasts, Top Round ttosfeo tire time I went to law school I substitute plan, vriiich re-routes network of highways that in from gasoline supply shortage said. “Some of my friend ac Loan, U.S.O.A. WHOU 1-95 along an existing avenue, and Rossto, Riunp Roasts, Swiss cuse me of saving them on Sun worked as a newspaper or wire Groups in Philadelphia, cludes 1-90. ’The court said some was expected to take several service reporter,” he said. Washington, Baltimore and also is expected to run into construction could begin im more weeks. An increase in ttoshs, Cuba S t ^ , Ground day and hanging them on Mon Round. . . or cut IS dosirod. day.” In 1968, he received his law SIRLdM WPS OF BEEF Boston have raised similar citizen A a ^ P IN T O THEN HOW THE MAP WERE COME MOU 1 RIGHT ON HAP TO BINS THINK 1 Business Bodies Know Your COURSE TO THE PANIC we LAKE FOLLY/ BELL AT THE J U S T ' NOTES ANNIVERSARY BUT THE fiUV SUPERMARKET W E N T ASSISTANT SECRETARY corporation has built Chamber Member A T WORK LAST WEEK THROUGH Ernest J. Leemon of 21 JUST TO FIND CU STO M Sj Edward H. Koepsel of 115 apartments and office buildings CLAIMEP Saulters Rd., Manchester, IT WAS ALL YOUR WAV Timrod Rd. has hem aiqwinted in many parts of the northeast. marked his 2Sth anniversary Public Information Com decorations for all occasions, SUPER-, assistant secretary in the It also has built shopping malls HIGHWAY.' with the Hartford Insurance mittee Flo’s Cake Decorating provides engineering division of the in the east. Group on Juiy 2. Mr. Leeman is Greater Manchester special orders of cakes for casualty-pit^rty commercial Seader is a Brown University presently supervisor of ocean Chamber of Commerce every occasion especially wed lines department at The graduate, and he served during marine claims at the company. FLO’ S CAKE dings. Travelers Insurance Com World War n with the Army in Leemon joined the Hartford DECORATING SUPPLIES In addition to Mrs. Bombar panies. His appointment was the Pacific Theater. in 1948 and held several dier’s responsibility as owner- announced by Travelers Presi He is a former member of the positions in ocean marine M anchester is unique in operator of her business, she dent Morrison H. Beach. Board of Education charter claims before assuming his pre tnistee of Manchester Com- having Flo’s Cake Decorating serves as an instructor in cake sent post in 1963. niunity College, charter Supplies as an operating decorating in the adult mem ber o f Uie Manchester business establishment. Owned educational program of D e v elc^ en t Commission, and and operated by Mrs. Florence Manchester’s Board of Educa twice served on Charter Revi Bombardier, it provides the tion. According to Mrs. Bom center for activity in the bardier, she will be attending SALES, EARNINGS UP sion commissions. ' He is a former director and creative decorating of cakes for the Wilton School of Decorating special occasions. in Chicago, Dl., this month. Gerber Scientific Instrument vice president of Temple Beth Sholom and is a m em b a of the Located at 191 Center St., Flo’s Cake Decorating Co., South Windsor, reports Supplies has been an active Town Democratic Committee. Flo’s Cake Decorating was es that sales and eafnings for the tablished in June 1971. In addi member of the Greater The Seaders (she is the LU CK Y G O A T and S-year-old Wanda Oliver share a enack at the Children’s Zoo fiscal year ended April 30 K tion to carrying in stock over Manchester Chamber of former Ellen Cohen of in New York’s Central Park. showed an increase over the 100 different wedding ornament Com m erce since February sales and earnings during the Springfield, Mass.) and their ^ H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL tops, cake pans, general 1973. last fiscal year. three children live on Rich Consolidated sales for the mond Dr. Mrs. Seader is on the There is, at present, a legal suit se|irH3U6nr company and its subsidivisions staff of the University of against First Hartford (torp., THAT WA&I^IHP amounted to 110,375,303 for this Connecticut School of Social brought by Forbes St Wallace, OF FUNNY fiscal year as compared with Work. Inc., attempting to block the PRISCILLA’S POP AAYSgLP/ 88,470,421 for the 1972 fiscal BY AL VERMEER corporation from obtaining con year. PRESIDENT AUTOMOTIVE ' SO Y O U 'R E trol of the company. For the INTERESTED IN The company further Albert C. Dahling of Vernon time being. First Hartford is A O IR L ! reported 8272,637 profit in 1973 has been elected president of blocked from exercising the op as compared with a 8244,662 the American Institute of In tions and invitations of tender profit in 1972. Profits per share Edward H. Koepsel dustrial Engineers, Central Koepsel joined the companies they hold by a temporary Summer Savings this year were 28 cents com Connecticut Chapter. Founded restraining order which is now pared to the 24-cent profit in in 1950 at Milwaukee, Wis. and in Columbus, Ohio, the A.I.I.E. in effect. 1972. the following year was is the only national society transferred to St. Louis, Mo. as dedicated to the service of the an engineering representative. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA professional Industrial QUAR'TERLY REPORT In 1956 he returned to Engineer. Lydall, Inc., 615 Parker St., Milwaukee and later served at Burt was graduated from reports an increase in sales and Waterloo, Iowa, South Bend, Muhlenberg College in 1957 with profits for the second quarter of Ind., and Detroit, Mich. He was a BSBA in economics, and is the 1973 fiscal year. transferred to the home office currently employed as an in Net sales for the quarter rose in 1971 and later that year was dustrial engineer at Pratt St to 88,808,000 as compared with promoted to superintendent. 85,625,000 for the second A native of Appleton, Wis., quarter of last year. Koepsel received a certificate The earnings of the common in industrial engineering from share this quarter was 20 cents Compete 6 Point the University of Wisconsin as compared with a loss of 38 2 Gallons Extension Service. He is a cents during the same period of Rolene Motor Oil Engine Tune-Up Whe^BSance & member of the National last yrar. Association of Powerhouse 6 $ ^ All American Tire Rotation Engineers, is married, has four Cyl. Cars ^ H Cars Only children. SALES INCREASE Our 8 Cyl. Cars ...... *18.00 The Grand Union Co. has Reg. reported a sales increase for 2.29 We inspect spark piug wires, check engine compression, in DIRECTOR the four-week period ended 1.69 $5 Leonard Seader, vice presi June 30 of 11.1 per cent over stall new Champion or AC plugs, We balance all 4 wheels, cross sales of the corresponding 100% pure motor oil available in new points, condenser and rotor. rotate tires for even wear and MUTT AND JEFF B U D F IS H E R dent of First Hartford Realty SAE 20, 30 or 40. Non-detergent. Corp., has been elected to the period of the last fiscal year. Set Dwell, check air filter, PCV check them for safety and max Sales rose from the four-week Stock up pricel valve, adjust carburetor. imum service. YOU FOOL, don't board of directors of First PLA IN JANE I SHOULD THERE/VINEGARWILL total of 1972 of 8100,989,012 to BY FRANK BAGINSKI You KNOW KEEP THE FLIES ^ Hartford Corp. (AMEX) of BETTER THAN TO USE THE 8112,182,681. FLY OFF you, MUTT/ J Manchester. HIT A FLY ON MY SWATTER? First Hartford Realty is a FACE WITH A Peter A. Hamm subsidiary company of First BROOM? SNET EARNINGS Peter A. Hamm of Andover, Hartford Corp. Southern New England has been named assistant to the Telephone has reported ear SUMMER TIRE president of Arbor Acres Farm, Albert C. Dahling nings for the second quarter of Inc., the nation’s largest 81.06 per common share. The supplier of breeding stock for Whitoey Aircraft. He has held dvidend is unchanged from the the broiler chicken industry. numerous offices in the corresponding period of last Hamm, bom in New York Ci organization, including vice year. ty, attended Canton High president, secretary, treasurer, Earnings in the first quarter CLEARANCE! School, Collinsville, Conn. He and has served on the chapter’s of this year were 82.12 per com graduated with honors from board of directors. mon share as compared with Radcliffe Hicks School of Serving with Dahling will be 81.68 of the same period of last Agriculture, University of Harmon Massy of Glastonbury, Save year. Connecticut, with a major in named vice president. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Off our poultry husbandry. Hamm then Graduated from New York MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY studied marketing and business University in 1962,1.E. degree. ‘SUPER SEVEN’ An IjOOKATTHIS RCrURE AND OH, 6URE/ IT'S A TABLEAU administration at Hillyer Massy is currently project Reg. 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N A i 9 d v s oaDiw I rnd PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 18.1973 — PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVF.N Three A ’s Pitchers Balk Helps Yanks The STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE In Sweep of Twins RSox Out of Gas On A.L»All~Star Staff BATTING (175 at bats) - Blomberg, NY, .358; Cairew, Min, .351. year for not picking any NEW YORK (AP) - A Upstages Hank Aaron BOSTON (AP) —Manager The teams had traded two- reliever, Williams tabbed Lyle, RUNS — R. Jackson, Oak, 64; AMERICAN LEAGUE Dick Williams of the Otis, KC, 63. balk with a runner on third run innings, the Twins in the se East In Drive a left-hander, and Fingers, a RUNS BATTED IN - always means a run and cond and the Yanks In the third. W L Pet GB Oakland Athletics picked right-hander, for bullpen duty ATLANTA (AP) - Willie Mayberry, KC, 80; R.Jackson, Then they traded one-run in 54 42 .540 Morton, helped by five double three members of his own in the annual classic against the usually means inexperience New York another Aaron homer—his Oak, 74. nings, New York in the fourth 47 40 .540 2Vt Mays, aging superstar of the plays, had handcuffed the Mets staff and bypassed double National League next ’Tuesday on the mound. Baltimore 600tb-two years ago with a 10th BOSTON (AP) - 2% games behind the Yankees, in the second inning and then HOME RUNS — Mayberry, on Ron Blomberg’s homer and Boston 49 42 .538 2Vk New York Mets, upstaged on five hits throu^ eight in before a crowd of 23,191. no-hit artist Nolan Ryan night at Kansas City. That was the case nings. inning single that gave San Something funny happened was shelled in a three-run KC, 20; R.Jackson, Oak, 20. Minnesota in "the sixth on Detroit 48 45 .516 4^ Atlanta slugger Hank Aaron ’The Red Sox collected 12 hits, fourth. while naming two relief Lyle has 25 saves and three Tuesday night when the ’Then came the incredible Francisco a victory over the to the Boston Red Sox’ in STOLEN BASES - North, JERRY Terrell’s sacrifice fly. Milwaukee 45 46 .495 m again Tuesday ni^t. Braves. including four by Tommy Rookie southpaw Craig Skok, specialists today among victories for the Yanks. Yankees fodnd inexperience After that they traded ninth that saw the Mets lash out their drive toward the top in Oak, 28; Campaneris, Oak, 22. Cleveland 34 60 .362 19 Mays, still stiff after ’The Mets thus halted a four- Harper and three by Bob recalled from Pawtucket of the eight pitchers for the 1973 Fingers, who worked in six of PITCHING (8 Decisions) - on the mound in the name of scoreless innings through 11. colliding with the center field eight hits off three Atlanta the American League East. the seven World Series games West game winning string by the Montgomery, against Wood and International League to replace American League All-Star Hunter, Oak, 14-3, .824, 3.23; Eddie Bane. ’The Yankees must have known Oakland 53 41 .564 fence here Monday ni^t, came hurlers, including two-cun They ran out of gas and have Forster. However, they hit into for the A’s against Cincinnati Braves, udio had won 10 of their ailing Don Newhauser, was team. Lee, Bsn, 11-3, .786, 2.45. Bane, the rookie left-hander, something about the bottom of Kansas Cjly off the bench and r ip ^ a two- homers by Rusty Staub and to start over. one double play a d left nine last year, has 10 saves and a 52 45 .536 2 12 previous games. pressed into action, relieving Williams also said that STRIKEOUTS - N.Ryan, was making his third the 12th because their California 47 44 .516 4V run single that gave the Mets an Atlanta native John Milner. ’The Red Sox, who had woo 12 runners on base. 1.27 eam^ run average. “ That just might turn Chilp in the fourth. Skok allowed Wilbur Wood, the league’s win- Cal, 220; Singer, Cal, 150. appearance for the Twins after scorecard has room for o/el2 (^cago 48 45 .516 4V 8-7 victory and capped a seven- The Mets trailed 7-6 when of 15 games to else to within Ed Herrmann wrecked Singer, who appeared in the something around,” said Mets’ just three hits and one run in 4 ningest pitcher with 18 vic NATIONAL LEAGUE being selected No.'1 by innings. Minnesota 46 45 .505 5V run ninth-inning explosion. Mays strolled to the plate as a .002 of the first place New York Boston starter Marty Pattin 1969 All-Star game for the Manager Yogi Berra. “ I hope it 2-3 Innings. tories, was invited but declined BATTING (175 at bats) - Minnesota in baseball’s free So the Yankees took care of Texas 31 59 .344 20 Aaron had given the Braves a pinch-hitter with Teddy Mar Yankees, had a relapse against and two successors by driving National League when he starts something good.” Carl Yastrzemski had to because his son faces minor Mota, LA, .348; Watson, Htn, agent draft. He was pitching a the game and potential 7-1 lead in the sixth when he tinez at third and Jim clutch pitching Tuesday, in five runs with a disputed pitched for the Los Angeles Tuesday’s Games Berra, hoping to pull relief withdraw from the starting surgery. .333. three-hitter when he committed scorecard problems when Chicago 8-5, Boston 44) smashed his 698th career home Beauchamp at first. Mays lined bowing 8-4 and 5-0 to the homer and a pair of singles. The Dodgers, has a 14-5 record. ace ’Fug McGraw out of a lineup because of a sprained Williams’ choices, announced RUNS - Bonds, SF, 83; Wat the balk in the sixth inning. Nettles opened with a single New York 4-4, Minnesota 3-1, run, a 350-foot solo blast into a 3-2 pitch to right-center, Chicago White Sox in a day- Red Sox argued vainly that left wrist. Yaz, injured in a Hunter, 14-3, and Holtzman, Felipe Alou opened with a scoring both runners as slump, made a surprise move night doubleheader. by League President Joe son, Htn, 68. and scampered to third on John 1st game 12 innings the left field seats, leaving him by starting McGraw, who threw Herrmann’s three-run pop fly slide Monday night, was unable 14-8, were chosen for the second single and raced to third on Roy BOBBY MURCER ^acuhamp sneaked in under a Wilbur Wood, a former Cronin, inciuded Jim Hunter, RUNS BA’TTED IN - Bench, Clallison’s single to right. Then Kansas City 4, Detroit 3 only 16 away from Babe Ruth’s 119 pitches and trailed 7-1 when down the right field line was to catch a ball without severe year in a row. Blyleven, whose White’s double. Tliat’s when high relay throw from second Greater Boston schoolboy star foul. The umpires refused to Ken Holtzman and Rollie BILL LEE Cin, 70; Stargell, Pgh, 67. Jerry Moses lofted a sacrifice Milwaukee 6, Texas 3 record 714. It was Aaron’s 25th he was lifted after six innings. pain, but X rays were negative. 12-8 record includes seven Bane stopped the show. With mediately,” said Houk. “ It was baseman Dave Johnson. originally signed by the Red Fingers of the A’s, Bill Lee of HOME RUNS - Stargell, fly to left and the Yankees, who Oakland 3, Baltimore 1 of the season. “He had a good screwball change the decision and the hit He expects to return to first shutouts, is the youngest Bobby Murcer at bat, he got so obvious. Bane just drraped Sox, picked up his 18th victory went into the books as the 24th the Boston Red Sox, Sparky two no-hitters in one season, Pgh, 26; Evans, Atl, 26. his hands.” lead the American League California 3, Cleveland 1 “ I felt like when I hit it, it “I was just lucky to hit it,” tonight,” Berra said. “ It was base within a day o/ so. pitcher named. He is 22. caught committing a deception. East, had another game in the said Mays. “The pitch was up with relief help from Terry homer off Pattin this season. Lyle of the New York Yankees, against Kansas City on May 15 STOLEN BASES - Morgan, White, who was on second at Wednesday’s Games was just another run,” said his fast ball they hit.” The Rico Petrocelli, Boston’s Colborn, 12-5, and Lee, 11-3, That’s what umpire Jerry victory column. and out. I was just trying to Forster in the afternoon game Pattin has a 9-12 record. Bert Blyleven of the Minnesota and Detroit July 15. He also Cin, 37; Cedeifo, Htn, 32. the time, didn’t catch the mis Chicago (Stone 4-6) at Boston Aaron, “like icing on the cake.” Braves also got homers from veteran third baseman who were selected for the first time. Neudecker, who made the call “ I was really looking to hit a make contact.” (AP photo) before 25,517 fans. Ray Culp suffered his fifth Twins, Jim Colborn of the leads the major league in PITCHING (8 Decisions) — take. “ I was too busy watching (Lee 11-3) Indeed, it so appeared. Clarl Ralph Garr and Marty Perez. wants to be traded after the The National League at the plate, called it fly ball,” said Moses. Earlier I Mays spoiled the occasion of Willie Martinet Tagged Out A couple of hours later under loss in seven decisions in his Milwaukee Brewers and Bill strikeouts with 220. But his Parker, NY, 6-2, .750, 3.73; the catcher, trying to steal his Minnesota (Decker 3-5) at season, returned to the lineup record is only 11-11. pitchers, as chosen by Manager afterwards. had hit a ball as far as I could the lights, right-hander Stan comeback bid in the nightcap. Singer of the California Angels. Harrison, Atl, 6-2, .750, 2.75. signs,” White said. “ When I got New York (Stottlemyre 12-7) Tuesday night. He walked twice Sparky Anderson of the Cincin "’There was a lot of decep for an out. This one didn’t go as Reds* Johnny Bench Halts Run Bahnsen blank^ Boston on four The veteran right-hander gave Ryan was passed up despite Apparently mindful of STRIKEOUTS - Sutton, LA, to third, (coach) Didt Howser, Kansas City (Busby 7-9) at and popped up twice against nati Reds, will be announced tion, there was no doubt on the far, but at least it was a run.” singles, knocking the Red Sox up a homer to Buddy Bradford Bahnsen. becoming only the fifth pitcher Baltimore Manager Earl 139; Seaver, NY, 129. told me he dropped his hands.” Detroit (Coleman 14-8), N Thursday. call,” said Neudecker. “ He just “Give Moses credit,” said Half-M ile in major league history to hurl Weaver, who was criticized last For good measure, the Milwaukee (Colborn 12-5) at jerked his left arm.” Houk. “ He played and called a Yankees added two more runs Texas (Bibby 3-3), N Packers Seek QB Morton So rookie Bane learned one of fine game.” . to fill out the 4-1 victory on Baltimore (Palmer 9-6) at the first laws of baseball: Munson, the Yankees’ Slow Pitch Thurman Munson’s 13th homer Oakland (Holtzman 14-8), N Race Set “ ’Thou Shalt not jerk thy left regular catcher who noticed of the year in the seventh and Cleveland (Tidrow 7-9)' at arm” and the Yai^ had a gift Moses holding court, didn’t California (May 6-7), N TURIN, Italy (AP) - Rick Manders Departs Overwork No~No Word Otis Continues Hot Hitting run. Graig Nettles’ run-scoring single in the eighth. need any prodding to voice his Thursday’s Games Wohlhuter of the United States Bane’s next mistake was also Dobson, 6-3, pitdied 7 2-3 in Vi6W 8. Minnesota at Boston, N and BAarcello Fiasconaro of Ita with his left arm. He used it to "I feel like Wally Pipp,” NEW YORK (AP) - A Now he has to revise that no nings of five-hit ball before Lyle Milwaukee at Texas, N ly face each other today in a Softball Brewers 6, Rangers 3 A’s 3, Orioles 1 throw a fastball to Murcer and Munson said, alluding to the couple of days ago, Amos tion. came on to nail down the vic Baltimore at California, N classic half-mile matchup as Vida Blue fired a four-hitter the Yankee slugger stroked it to great Yankee first basenuui with White Sox Staff Otis thought he had dis Even though Mayberry was tory. Only games scheduled the two countries complete NEW YORK (AP) - One a day for every day he misses Tim Johnson’s two-run single as Oakland beat Baltimore 3-1. center field for the second run. whose illness gave Lou Gehrig a covered the reason for his taken out of the starting lineup That Lyle provided the late- their two-day track and field thing the Dallas Cowboys practice. capped a five-run eighth inning For Blue, 8-5, it was his first With Pat Dobson-Sparky chance to play himself into the meet. Brown’s attorney has issued a new-found home run stroke. ’Tuesday night, Otis slanuned inning relief for his 25th save TONIGHT’ S GAMES are not at this stage of their rally that carried the Brewers victory in three weeks. Lyle, who should not be con Hall of Fame. “Jeez, guys, I WINF’s John Stanizzi clouted statement that Brown had some BOSTON (AP) - The either pitch with two days rest Terry Forster in the eighth. Now he’s not so sure. two home runs, powering the was no surprise, but his en Wilbanks vs. Allied, 6:15 pre-season is one happy to a 6-3 victory over the fused with Lindy McDaniel- only have a sore chest.” NATIONAL LEAGUE ’The Ameican holds the 880- a homer over the fence while “important personal matters” word overwork is a no-no or seven days.” Wood improved his record to After homering in Kansas Royals to a 4-3 Wctory over the Rangers. Young David Clyde Lyle, the winning combination trance without the bullpen car Fitzgerald family. Tigers. was. To which Moses, playing in East yard world record of 1:44.6. Bruce Winot had an inside-the- and would join the team Short among Manager Chuck “ Actually, there’s nothing 18-12 while Forster earned his City’s 10-2 rout of the Detroit pitched seven strong innings for in the 12-inning 4-1 first game Fogarty’s vs. Acadia, 7:30 park homer. The latest person to stray Elsewhere in the American In the first game, Lyle his 10th game of Uie season W L Pet GB Fiasconaro, born in South ly- Tanner and his Chicago harmful when you have good 14th save. Wood has made 29 Tigers Monday night, Otis Texas, but got knocked out in victory, limiting the ’Twins to Chicago 50 42 .543 Fitzgerald out of the Cowboy family League, the Chicago White Sox entered the game on foot. added: “ I’m tired. Maybe I’m Africa, holds the world 800- White Sox pitching staff. strong arms,” Tanner said. starts and sports a 2.65 earned pointed to slugger John the eighth. one run, those two Yankee runs playing too much.” St. Louis 49 42 .538 ^ Dillon’s vs. Moriarty’s, REC circle was center Dave Defending NFL champions, swept a day-night doubleheader Looking for exercise, right meter mark in 1:43.7. Tanner thinks there’s nothing “ Wood, of course, is a wonder. run average for a whopping 243 Mayberry, the Royals’ clean-up were enough. New York went Montreal 43 47 .478 6 8:45 Fitzgerald Hartford National produced Manders, vdio Tuesday an the Miami Dolphins announced The statistics show that he has from the Boston Red Sox 84 Tennis Sparky? “No. ’The batt^ was unusual to start pitchers with 1-3 innings. hitter and the major league on to sweep the twi night The Yankees could afford to Pittsburgh 41 48 .461 7% Going into today’s events,' the Mile’s vs. Allied Bldg., the signing of wide receiver and 5-0; the New York Yankees Angels 3, Indians 1 dead.” eight runs in the top of the nounced his retirement after just two days’ rest instead of an earned run average of 1.81 Bahnsen, working with just leader in runs batted in, as the doubleheader 4-1. joke. Th^ had two successful Philadelphia 41 50 .457 8 American men led the Italians 6:15 Robertson seventh to tie the score, 14-14, Ron (filers, acquired during pitching with two days’ rest and took a twinight doubleheader (Hyde Wright pitched no-hit BROOKLIN, Mass. — Jimmy But the walk in to start the contract negotiations with the customary three or four. two days’ rest, handcuffed the key to his own success. Yankee Manager Ralph Houk catchers and two victories in New York 39 50 .438 9Vi and the U.S. girls were ahead of Dorn’s vs. State Bank, 7 :30 but Center Cktngo scored in the the off-season frm the Dallas an ERA over 3.00 when he Red Sox on four singles in from the Minnesota ’Twins 4-3 in ball for six innings, then held on Connors of Belleville, HI., ad 11th didn’t bother the relief ace Tex Schramm, Cowboys’ “ We use Wilbur Wood and “I’m batting in a good spot in had no trouble seeing Bane’s their pockets. West the Italian women 49-22. Robertson bottom to win, 15-14, at Mt. Cowboys. The Dolphins are pitches with three days off. posting his second shutout and 12 innings and 4-1; the for a five-hitter as California vanced to the second round of as he took over for reliever general manager, fell Stan Babnsen with two days’ the order, so I get some good balk from his perch atop the Los Angeles 61 34 .642 Tuesday’s over-all perfor Methodist vs. Oil Heat, Nebo. Three hits were produced preparing to meet the (College Bahnsen also has proven he can hiking his record to 12-9. Milwaukee Brewers topped beat Cleveland 3-1. the 360,000 U.S. Pro Tennis McDaniel, who had pitched 61-3 And it didn’t hurt any that through. rest often,’ ’ Tanner said pitches to hit,” explained Otis, first step of the Yankee dugout, Cincinnati 52 42 .553 8^ mances, however, were 6:15 Nebo by Bob Magnano and Clarence All-Stars July 27 in CSiicago. go with just two days’ rest.” “Stan is a heck of a com Texas 6-3, the California Angels Frank Robinson and Mike innings of scoreless ball. when it came to Jerry Manders had been one of ’Tuesday night after the White a starting outfielder on the Championships, ousting but before he could make the San Francisco 52 43 .547 9 mediocre because of rain and a Seventy-Two’s vs. JC’s, Switzer, b ^ e Sullivan, Steve ’The Houston Oilers held their petitor,” Tanner said. "He’s a beat the Cleveland Indians 3-1 Epstein had consecutive topseeded Stan Smith Sparky khut out the Twins the Neudecker’s umpiring and Ed three players absent from the Sox swept a doubleheader from American League’s All-Star of call, Neudecker made it. Houston 51 47 .520 llVii hailstorm. 7:30 Nebo Banas and Switzer also first complete workout Wood, a left-handed very deceiving pitcher. His and the Oakland A’s defeated homers for the Angels in the Pasadena, Clalif., 6-3, 6-3. rest of the way for his third vic die Bane’s pitching; the eye is Cowboy football training the Boston Red Sox 8-4 and 5-0. team, after Monday’s game. “The umpire called it im- Atlanta 45 52 .464 17 Gunver vs. Mota’s, 6:15 homered. Tuesday, but Coach Bill Peter knuckleball artist, had three statistics aren’t too impressive the Baltimore Orioles 3-1. fourth inning. tory in eight decisions. still quicker than tiie hand. Another important clash camp-quarterback (Jraig Mor Tanner grinned as he San Diego 32 60 .348 27V^ Keeney For the losers, Larry Rome son noted that linebacker Bill days off before starting against at a quick glance, but he’s on today will pit America’s rising Moriarty vs. Roosevelt, ton and defensive tackte Bob Stincic, wide receiver Billy explained how he sets up his the Red Sox in the first half of Tuesday’s Games star, Steve Williams, against had three hits while Don Lewis Lilly were also missing And sub the way to a 20-victory season.” Schoendienst Not Worked Up Yet San Diego 1, Chicago 0 6;15 Illing and Brent Ford had two bingles Parks, and defensive tackle Ed starting rotation with pitchers the daynlght twinbill. He wasn’t Tanner breathed a sigh of bronze medallist Pietro ject to fines. ■ Lothamer bad not reported and going with two days rest. He ...quite as sharp as usual as he Los Angeles 8, Pittsburgh 4 Mennea of Italy in the men’s each. According to his wife Ann, relief after the White Sox New York 8, Atlanta 7 there was a good possibility said the pitchers aren’t asked to allowed nine hits and three runs managed the sweep by a com- 200-meter dash. CHARTER OAK Lilly is planning 4 press con they were retiring. ^ do Jt, but “ they have a choice— before getting relief help from fortable margin. Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 1 Glen Construction nipped EASTERN ference for today to discuss his Montreal 7, Houston 2 Mennea won the 100-meter Fuller’s Package Store, 6-5, at Behind two base knocks from future with the Cowboys. He Tuesday, beating Herb St. Louis 2, San Francisco 1 Fitzgerald. Btizz Keenly*, Dan Dave Spencer, Bruce Pennell, earlier fleyy back to Dallas Washington in an unusual PearaiMx Shopp Cards Half-Game Out Wednesday’s Games - Gauchione, Mike Mistretta and Steve Smyth, Doug Nelson, from the Cowboy camp after finish. The American was Los Angeles (John 9-4) at Bill Sheekey each had two hits Dick Griffin, Bill Magnotta and deciding hot to report until leading at the 70-meter mark Dave Brower, Nelson Pittsburgh (Ellis 7-9), N each. Cowboy management “ gets G when he mistook a white line fr E A U San Diego (Kirby 5-10) at Fuller’s Tim Gurske, Paul Freightways defeated CB&T things straightened out.” In Remarkable Surge across the track for the finish Chicago (Jenkins 9-7) Solomonson, Don Provencal, Blue, 13-7, at Nebo. Dallas has been contacted by and slowed down, throwing his San Francisco (Bradley 9-7) John Torza and Steve Rascher Bryce Hunt had three hits for ^Yeral clubs, including Green at St. Louis (Wise 11-4), N arms high into the air. the Bankers. NEW YORK (AP) - collected two base knocks Bay, about Morton, who wants four hits, including a two-run New York (Seaver 9-5) at When Washington realized apiece. bis contract renegotiated and We’re not getting too homer by A1 OUver. Until then, Atlanta (Harrison 6-2), N INDY worked up...yet.” the race was not over, it was who left camp Monday. Messersmith had Pittsburgh Philadelphia (Carlton 9-9) at too late, and Mennea had eased SILK CITY B.A. Club was outhit by Lock That’s typical Red Schoen Defensive tackle JeUwo Pugh pretty well tied up in knots with Cincinnati (McGlothlin 3-3), N past him and won in 10.2. ’The Lynch exploded for eight runs Stock and Barrell, 15^9, bfut and comerback Charlie Waters dienst. He wasn’t panicking a two-hitter. Montreal (Stoneman 4-5) at American was second, also in in the fif^ inning to defeat came up on the winning eqd of a remained the only unsigned a couple of months ago when Expos 7, Astros 2 Houston (Reuss 11-7), N 10.2. Manchester Honda, 15-5, at 6-4 contest at Keeney Field. members of the team. For the losers, Ron Rickard WHITEWIIU FUR SUE his St. Louis Cardinals Montreal, trailing 2-1 in the Thursday’s Games Despite the rain, the Fitzgerald. Greg Kuhn went 4-4 While the players were un crashed headlong into the seventh inning, erupted for five San Diego at C!hicago Americans had some good per while Frank DeLuca and Larry and Frank Rizza each stroked happy in the Dallas camp, basement right at the start runs to down Houston 7-2. Ron Los Angeles at St. Louis, N formances. Jim Bolding took Morrison each had three hits. three base knocks. Washington Redskin Coach of the season and seemingly Fairly tied the scored with a Montreal at Cincinnati, N the 400-meter intermediate Honda’s Merrill Myers had George Allen wasn’t exactly FELINE locked the door. single. Boots Day put the Expos Only games scheduled hurdles in 49.5 winning easily. three of his clubs six hits. ecstatic Tuesday about the on top with a two-run single off Crispino’s took advantage of “ I’m not getting excited Scott Bringhurst outdistanced absence of Larry Brown, his Don Wilson, then Bob Stinson seven Scruse errors to post a 15- about it— not losing any sleep,” all competitors and took the 10,- Rich Belekewicz had a star running back from training and Pepe Frias completed the 0 win at Illing Field. Barbara Schoendienst said after St. 000 meters in 28:46.1. perfect 4-4 night which included camp. rally with run-scoring hits. Dave Wottle, (Jlympic cham a home run as Dillon Ford Wbods, Liz Bickley, Gail KeUy Allen, who said he did not ap Louis reeled off its fifth and Petey Buccino each con straight victory Tuesday ni^t, Phils 2, Reds 1 A,L, Vote pion at 800 meters, won the 1,- stopped Gorman Brothers, 10-7, preciate anyone not beginning Cesar (oeronimo broke an 0 tributed two hits. a 2-1 squeaker over the San 500 in 3:36.8 with a strong at Fitzgerald.cDon Storrs also preparation for the 1973 season, for-27 slump with a fourth Scruse was led by Diane Francisco Giants, to trim the stretch run. homer^. said Brown would be fined 3300 inning homer for Cincinnati. The final vote breakdown by Farley with three singles. lead of Chicago’s once runaway Highlight of Tuesday’s events Joe (Juaglia went 3-3 to pace But the Phillies broke a 19- positions for the American Cubs to a scant one-half game was the men’s high jump. Gorman’s attack. inning scoreless slump in the League All-Star team: in the National League East. World record holder Dwight sixth on successive doubles by FIRST BASE - Dick AUen, RED SCHOENDIENST Stones of the U.S. cleared DUSTY In the rest of the National Gerg Luzinski and Del Unser Chicago, 1,111,366; John Leagye, the San Diego Padres I despite the wet track and he North End Fire scored 12 and Larry Bowa’s RBI Mayberry, Kansas City, 798,- humbled the Cubs 1-0, the New 111; Norm Cash, Detroit, 299,- barely missed at 7-5%. Stones runs in the first two innings and when they chased pitcher Andy grounder to tuin back Cincin set world mark of 7-6% last turned back Savings Bank, 15-7, York Mets stunned the Atlanta Messersmith with three runs on nati 2-1. 599; (^1 Yastrzemski, Boston, Power Cushion 78 VYTACORD Bias Ply Tires Braves 8-7, the Los Angeles 281,204; Harmon Killebrew, week at Munich, West Ger at Robertson. Steve Lucas had three Dodgers belted the Pittsburgh Minnesota, 177,015; Ron many. MINI & INTERMEDIATE CARS MEDIUM SIZE CARS LARGER CARS safeties while Jim Dean, John Pirates 8-4, the Montreal Expos Blomberg, New York, 173,403. ’The women’s events failed to Burger and Steve Farley each whipped the Houston Astros 7-2 Cooney No, 1 14^Year~Old SECOND BASE - Rod produce aif outstanding perfor- ’ HNB 41 and the Philadelphia Phillies Carew, Minnesota, 947,923; mance. had two hits. Both Farley and MArCHESTER nosed out the Cincinnati Reds 2- Cookie Rojas, Kansas 'City, Burger also homered. 1. 943,729; Bobby Grich, The Bankers’ Tony Tarini, • OFFICES Padres 1, Cubs 0 Baltimore, 311,106; Doug Grif REO. PRICE YOUUVE ilZE REO. PRICE YOtIttVl RES. PRICE YOU UVE SoftbaU Exhibilion IIZE EACH PER PAIR EACH . rt* TIRE SIZE EACH PER TIRE Steve Arlin, Sah Diego’s fin, Boston, 173,527; Horace jaycee Golfers Groman’ s Sport Shop, knocks each. E7614 $30.50 pitching dentist, twirled a five- Qarke, New York, 172,210; San $5.00 H7614' $35.50 $ 5.00 women’s slow-pitch softball en------7.00-13 $28.45 $ 8 .n F7614 $31.65 S 7.30 ^hitter and scored the game’s dy Alomar, California, 160,521. Open H7615 $36.45 $ 6.90 try, will play a doubleheader G7614 $33.05 only run in outdueling (^cago’s THIRD BASE - Brooks CANDLELIGHT $10.19 Finish Near Top exhibition against a squad from . F7615 - J78-15 $38.10 $10.20 Milt Pappas. Arlin walked to Robinson, Baltimore, 826,621; Vito’s took advantage of five $32.50 $8.00 open the fifth inning, Johnny Greenfield, Mass., ’Thursday at WI(^F errors to score nine runs G7615 $33.90 $11.00 L7615 $39.45 $12.90 First, second and third places in three different age Bill Melton, Chicago, 644,321; 6:30. Mai Tool’s field, located Grubb also walked, Dave in the first three innings en Moa through 9-3 Plui $1.U FET Per Tire. No Trade Needed. Plui T2.22 to I2.SO FET Par Tire. No Trade Needed. Plus T2.75 to T3.13 FET Per Tire. No Trade Needed. Sal Bando, Oakland, 408,617; categories were won by Manchester golfers in the annual on Sullivan Ave. in South Wind DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 - 4 DOD(X Roberts singled to load the Aurello Rodriguez, Detroit, route to a 9-3 win at Robertson. OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 21*t sor, will be the site of battle. bases and Nate Colbert hit a State Jaycee Tournament Monday in Greenwich. 360,204; Rico Petrocelli, Bill Fecko and Ron Girourd Fourteen-year-old Mike each had three hits. EVENINGHOURS Reht Cheek - If we aell out of sour tlze Fast — Effective The “ Action Marketplace” Herald Classified Ads • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers MB’s-Orioles Tie (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers • Fast Results Two striMig pitehing pei> 1 D a y ...... 8(t per word per day formances by Pete Sala d 3 Days ...... 7(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Moriarty’s and Hugh TONIGHrS GAMES 6 Days ...... 6c per word per day CI^SSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Campbell of Vernon ended Shakey’s vs. Crispiho’s, 6 26 Days .,...... 5c per word per day after nine innings of play Nebo 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch last night at Mt.'Nebo, with Liggett vs. Fire & Poiice, 6 West Side Deadline for Saturday and Monday both teams tied, 1-1. is 12:00 Noon Friday The pitching duel saw the Siik City vs. Army & Navy, 6 PHONE 6 4 3 -2 m Illing lefthanded Sala work the full Servlcea Ottsred 12 nine frames. He issued only two KEMLD Help Wanted ALUMNI JUNIORS 35 Halp Wanted 35 walks, struck out ei^ t batters PLEASE REW RADI-KLEEN general office and surrendered only five hits. Jeff Holt singled home Bob BOX LETTERS cleaning, complete, shampoo, REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o DIVERSIFIED part-time posi Campbell, a rig h th ^ e r, also Frank with two outs in the YOURU vacuum, polish, buff. Free es BERRfS WORLR 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- tion, qt Savings Bank of HAPPY ADS For Your hour week. Salary $375.30 bi went the route and gave up seventh inning to allow Army & timates, Call 647-1500. Manchester. Typing necessary. Classified or “Want Ads” weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with seven hits, five walks and Navy to edge Groman^s Sport Information Apply 923 Main Street, are taken over the phone as a degree. Many fringe benefits. struckout one. . Shop, 54, at the West Side. THE HERALD will not ODD jobs, landscaping, Manchester. convenience. The advertiser Veterans Home and Hospital, Both Frank Wicz and Mike Frank collected three hits while disclose the identity of any household repairs, carpentry. should read his ad the FIRST Call 6494594. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, CUSTODIAN — Part-time, (30 Liappes doubled for hbriarty’s. Jim Fluermt added two base: advertiser using box letters. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten 1973 National Little League Baseball Champions DAY IT APPjEARS and hours per week) for Coventry Bob Trikakis and Bob Carlwn knocks. Winning pitcher Mike Readers answering blind box sions 395, 233, 248. ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time LAWN Mower Service, repair church building. Sober man collected two base knocks each. (2uesnel struckout 12 batters. with good references $2.50 per Championship laurels in the National Little League Chris Deciantis, Coach Art Phelps. Front, Alex identity can follow this for the next insertion. Tte and sharpening, pick-up and Vernon’s Joe Calaci reached Losing hurier Tom Orlowski delivery. Hours Monday RN WANTED for full-time on 7 hour to start. Phone 7424234, 9 were garnered hy Bonanza Sirloin Pit. The squad, rear, procedure: Herald is responsible for only a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to Britnell, Paul Johnson, Tim McCarthy, Kelly first on a base hit in the second whiffed seven. through Thursday, 8 a.m. to a.m.-noon. Monday-Frlday for Manager Jim McCarthy, Steve Cassilino, Jeff Cou^lin, ONE incorrect or omitted 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of McSweeney, Eric Stepper, Chris Stetson, Randy inning to set up the only run. Enclose your reply to the 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 0 appointment. Ron Apter, Bob Halldin, Bill Frattaroli, Will Britnell, Phelps, Bill Calhoun. Ed England and Russ Wilson insertion for w y lulverUse- p.m. Mturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nursing, Salmon Brook Con Calaci stole second and weiit to box in an envelope — address valescent Home, off House led Silk City’s 154iit attack en ment and then only to the ex L & M Equipment, Route 83, WOMAN for general office third on Dube Putz’s infield out. to the (Hassifi^. Miuiager, Street, Glastonbury. 633-5244. route to a 12-8 win over Liggett. tent of a “make good” Vernon, Conn. 872-8311. duties, light bookkeeping, full (^laci scored on Jim Lehan’s Manchester Evening Herald, Both England and Wilson insertion. Errors which do not benefits. Manchester Motor ...S o iM O M sacrifice fly. Army& Navy Club together with a memo listing SECRETARY - Receptionist. Sales, 643-1511. ripped three hits each i^ le' lessen the value of the CARPENTRY — Porches, gar Myhovuimtyoo Player, Moriarty’s picked up their the companies you do NOT ages, additions, repairs, small T M 3 M Y O jq M 3 Small manufacturing firm has Bob Nurmi and Bob Case had advertisement will not be cor-' opening for a girl with run in the bottom of the second. want to see your letter. Your jobs. Free estimates. Cali KEYPUNCH Operator - olwppycHlI Play Tonight two singles each. rected by “make good” experience in general office Wicz doubled and scored on letter iWU be destroyed if the Stephen Martin, 646-7^. a o iv F ia e Regional office of a national Herald Angle Liggett’s Tony Harrett insertion. procedure. Duties include automotive corporation has an Trevino Carlson’s single. Farm Loop Kings advertiser is one you’ve The Manchester Little collected three hits. typing, shorthand, filing, and opening for a keypunch Both clubs had other scoring « mentioned. If not it will be POWER MOWERS, hand hone contact. Call John League Baseball Tourna mowers repaired, pick-up and operator. Experience opportunites but failed to & 643-2711 ower, 646-3800. Multi-Circuits, ment could possibly Facing 28 batters. Army Navy pitcher Matt Petersen handled in the usual manner. delivery. Prompt-Reliable- preferred. Liberal fringe » Happy 19th By Earl Yost On Hand capitalize on them. lifted the Clubmen to a 7-3 victory last at the Waddell Field gInc., 50 Harrison Street, benefits. Apply American Parts produce a winner tonight Service. Call S ha^U , 643-5305. Manchester. Tonight at St. Thomas over VFW to win the Town Fmm League title. Lost and Found Csmpers-Trallers System, 130 Darling St., East Birthday at 6 at Waddell Field. Seminary in Bloomfield, the Mobfis Homes Hartford, Conn, orcall 289-8611. 8 ST. LOUIS (AP) - South Petersen struck out 14 batters and allowed only four hits. BASKETBAU, TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Army & Navy Club (1-1) red-hot New Britain Falcons, LOST — Vicinity Center Street, FULL-TIME women needed for Sports Editor African Gary Player begins his He also had three hits on offense while teammate Dave large appliances, cleaning cutting and marking fabrics. to will oppose Bonanza Steak (9-4) oppose the Eastern Divi SeO KES Manchester, gray female cat, WANTED — Working, single cellars, attics. Also will buy DEMONSTRATORS: Only The second assault on America’s Lauzon accounted for two safeties. with white chest and paws. person; married couple, no For information call Miss C & B C!orp. does all the paper bulging golf purses and Lee (1-0) in the double sion leaders, Moriarty’s, who and sell used furniture. 644- Coburn, 646-1000. CHICKEY Army & Navy won three straight playoff games to clinch Family pet. 646-2437, 289-35^. children, pets; to purcnase 1775. work for you, so you can spend Trevino is on hand to defend his elimination playoffs. If sport an 8-6 mark. TONIGHTS GAMES the championship. Trophies were awarded to each player new, or late model used, mobile all your time earning top money BALESANO title in the rich St. Louis bonanza, the National Hot Dogs vs. Demolay, 7:45 LOST — Between Manchester home set-up in Bolton, 643-2880. AUTO Body Instructor — demonstrating toys, gifts and Record Box Office Sale after the six inning contest. ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Private technical school is Children’s Hospital Golf League titleholders, can Gesics vs. Rinky Dinks, 9 and Bolton, white bag with pink tree work, removal sendee to gadgets. Only C & B guarantees Love, BOSTON — While the day was anything but an artistic Classic. Riva Ridge, the 1972 Ken Army & Navy trailed the Veterans, 3-1, after one full in and white tent section. Call expanding it’s staff, auto body you will earn at least $1,000 for turn back A&N they will tucky Derby winner, won his Bears vs. Boys, 7:45 dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 success on the playing field for the Red Sox, Chicago’s ning, but scored four times in the fifth and twice more in Taylor Rental Center, 155 instructor needed for full-time just 50 working evenings. For Diane and Rick be champions. first start as a four-year-old Fred’s vs. Gimps, 9 after 6 p.m.. OimkrNiA.hc.^ ^ position. Excellent salary and White Sox taking both ends of a double-admission, day- The 72-hole event, with a the sixth to come from behind to post the triumph. Center Street, Manchester, 643- VALUE information wOhout obligation Army & Navy enters this year when he won a six- 2496. dots not IM M liw fringe benefits. Teaching 283-8594 call (Collect) 215474- night doubleheader, a new record was set at Fenway Park. purse increased from $150,000 The winners pounded eight hits. TWO handymen want variety of beautiful reauma hara, kid - experience required. Call 525- to a whopping $210,000, be^ns tonight’s playoffs with its furlong Aqueduct sprint in one jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer axcept tor bain a former member of the White 5200, ask for Vi, or write C & B Between games. Publicist Bill Crowley reported the minute, eight and four-fifths 1117 for interview appointment. Corp., One Dream Lane, War Thursday on the 6,544yard, par back against the wall. If SENIOR I REWARD — For return of two CHEAPEST tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at House atettr S Happy Birthday over-the-counter box office sale of tickets for the day game seconds. 10-speed bikes, gold Schwinn, minster, Pa. 18974. 70 Norwood Hills Country Club the Clubmen can come up Moriarty’s 57 -(Brian Maher tics, cleaned. Reliable service. WOMAN wanted for fQLORIA BOUCHARD! was the largest in the club’s history. "The gate sale was brown French Rivieria. Last Reasonable rates. 643-5305. course. as winners, the deciding 12, Tim Coughlin 12)rEagles 54' PRICE! housekeeping department. EXPERIENCED tree climber 20,800,” Crowley said. seen in garage at 12 Kerry St. S' Love, game will be played - (Joe Whelton 27, Joe Martens 6434406. True Value Is Meadows Convalescent Home. wanted, 3-4 years experience. Reprssentedby: TREE Removal — prunini , BuUdlng-Contreetlng 14 Heeting-Plumbing ' 17 Excellent salary and Working I The Dumonda The big attraction for this make-up date was Red Sox Some of the game’s outstan Friday. 11 ). spraying, etc., fully insured! Pay commensurate with abili tee-shirts which were given to all youngsters, 14 and un ding stars are taking a week off Aircrafters 69 - (Karl Franz LOST — Gray cat, bells on Q U A im r conditions, many benefit^ ty. 872-4513. I- Licensed. Free estimates. 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Apply in MOM & DAD Manchester Legion and Bidwell got out of a sticky Banning, 2b 2 p.m. home, choose their hours, earn I by Player and ’Trevino. Maloney 14). BUARANTEE delivery, lawns, miscellaneous Over 20 years experience. After pany, 643-5308. person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main Love, supply was replenished before the game ended and lines of Girls Golf Rockville failed to reach a situation in the second inning Sullivan, ss work. Reasonable. No job too 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. excellent money. Call for Maloney, c St. details. 289-4922. Cindy, John, Susan, youngsters formed to turn in their stubs. Both had disappointing per verdict last ni^t. The two with a little help from his glove. LOST, first baseman’s mitt, REcnm ni u .s j l is y o u r small. Phone 649-6484. FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser A walk, a single and a ground McKeon, lb INTERMEDIATE I Wilson model A 2800. If found, TRUE VALUE CARPENTRY - Repairs, I Missy and Tupper The paid attendance was an excellent 25,517 on a perfect formances in the British C ^ n For Pride clubs tied 2-2 in eight innings Peck, 3b vice. 24-hour service. No job too COOK — Experienced, full out put runners on second and Six Pack 53 - (Jerry Suntava call 646-6690, reward. REPRESENTATIVE FOR TREES cut and removed, remodeling, additions, roofing. NO EXPERIENCE day for baseball, weatherwise. Several hundred but both still rank among the in a Zone Eight game at McCurry, pr small. Free estimates. 643!^7(^4. time, responsible position, 6 14, Kevin Spellman 11, Doug THISAREAl pruning and trimming, lot Call David Patria, South Wind REQUIRED-SELL J third with two outs. Rabe lined Nicola, 3b M^chester fans were in attendance at either or both game’s greatest gate attrac LOST — Liver and white female a.m.-2 p.m., $2.60.per hour and Help Wanted 35 tions. In Open Memorial Field. a one-hopper that hit Bidwell’s Thibodeau, if Myers 10), Indian Jrs. 21 - (Carl clearing. Reasonable free es sor, 644-1796. FRANK W, Papa Plumbing games. English Pointer. Call 647-9546. WuproMiH^olIjrlHryoMrlB- timates. Anytime, 528-3021. up, paid insurance, holidays and Darkness halted the con glove and bounced to short. Ray Groman, rf Bujaucious 6, Wayne Ostrout Contractors. Repairing, SCHOOL Bus Drivers train Boston attendance is down nearly 100,000 over a year ago Although Player and Trevino Koepsel, rf WES ROBBINS carpentry sick time. Contact Meadowq rank among the top choices for test, which was a make-up Sullivan scooped it up and 4). HoHAn^riABra remodeling specialist, new GOOD Convalescent Home, 646-2321. now, drive in September. for a like period and it can be attributed to the weather. Mllka, cf TREE Service — (Soucier) remodeling specialist; Ad work, water pumps. Free es the $42,000 first prize, there is ROCHES’TER, N.Y. (AP) - of a Jujy 2 tie. Manchester threw out Rabe to end the Bidwell, p Cagers 54 - (Blaz Stimac 14, 6 Itow Concord Motor Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Kingsley. Tolland area. Call 81V1847. “We’ve lost four dates, all on the weekend,” Crowley Peraonals-Announcements 2 Trees cut, building lots cleared, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, timates. 872-6491. plenty of strong opposition in scored in the eighth to threat. Odell, pr Glen Cooper 12, Skip Bartlett built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, To win the U.S. National trees topped. Got a tree HUMOR DEMONSTRATORS - Free RECEPTIONIST - Shorthand, revealed.”Our best pre-game sales are for Friday nights the field of 147. Women’s Open Championship is deadlock the game after Rockville picked up its first 10), Polish - (Pat Fletcher 12, RIDE wanted 8 a.m. to 4:45 4 Now lYoJon MbiHioniM problem? Well worth phone 649-3446. and Sunday afternoons. Those are the dates we lost.” Totals 27 2 5 2 1 Ward Gouche 9). 6 Now E l f i i l Flffii Flooring 19 kit. Toys and Gifts. Top Cash typing required. Vicinity Ver Among their chief opponents a great honor, according to two Rockville had gone ahead in run in the sixth. Yellen worked p.m. from Route 85, Bolton to call, 742-8252. IC E C R E A M Commissions (up to 30 per non, Manchester line. 643-24M. Rockville (2) P&W, East Hartford. 6 ^ 2 ^ . LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - With the Red Sox averaging 17,000 for each home date, it are Australian Bruce Cramp- of the 150 golfers who will out a-walk and Jimmy Kayan AB R H RBI E arsAMtors FLOOR SANDING and APPLY DAILY & SAT. 9-5 cent) no deductions for kit. the top of the same frame. new homes custom built, Colleg* ttudanto apply (or waakandt can easily be seen that crowd figures of a year ago would ton, the season’s leading money strive for the title beginning sacrificed. Steve Krajewski hit Gagnon, 2b 4 0 1 0 1 40 Pro-campod nnlto tad. REWEAVING burns, moth Refinishing, (specializing in Name Brands: Fisher-Price, HELP Wanted Real Estate U The locals Wasted no time Yellen, c 3 2 1 0 1 RIDE wanted from Porter holes. Zippers repaired. Win remodeling, additions, rec and aummar poaltlona. probably be matched had the weatherman cooperated 100 winner with more than $200,000, Thursday. getting on the board. Joe Ban a smash to short which skipped older floors). Inside and outside 289-8251 Cosco, etc. Best delivery ser Career. If you have your license Kayan, lb 3 0 2 1 0 Street to Pratt & Whitney, se dow shades, Venetian blinds. rooms, garages, kitchens vice. Call collect. Treasure or take a course in real estate, per cent. and little Deane Beman. But, in the opinion of a two- off the glove of Sullivan and into remodeled, baui tUe, cement painting. John Verfaille, 646- ning led off the first inning by Krajewski, ss, if 4 0 0 0 2 Hair Line Fracture cond.shift. Call 646-4714. Keys made. TV for rent. 5750, 8ra-2222. House, 1-491-2100. please call me for a confiden Some other standouts include time winner, “Financially it’s a leftfield scoring Yellen. Chuck, 3b 4 0 1 0 0 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 64^5221. work. Steps, dormers. Residen GOOD HUMOR CORP. reaching on an error. He ad AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - A Sullivan Avt.-Kannady Road tial interview. Part timers con Masters champion Tommy flop.” vanced to second on a wild pitch The teams et^ed up tied after Taylor, cf 2 0 0 0 0 Trades Welcomed tial or commercial. Call 649- Don’t Look Like Winners Wendus, If, ss 4 0 1 0 0 hairline fracture of a small ' Moving-Trucking-Storege 20 Soutli Windaor, Cmn. FULL-TIME Bookkeeper sidered. Raymond Pasek, 289- Aaron, Julius ^ ro s , George Donna Capon! Young said a the regulation seven innings, C.B.T. Benk FIneneIng CELLARS-Attics cleaned, 4291. An aqual opportunity amployar. and when catcher Dave Yellen Anderson, rf 3 0 0 0 0 bone in his right lower leg has Xiitoa For Sale wanted for Manchester con 7475 or 742-8243. It’s hard to figure Boston as an Eastern Division winner. Archer, Gene Littler, Gay night before the eve of the 72- and a wild eighth inning WhHoonoHrlol,aokatowl lawns mowed, swept, patched, struction firm. Must be full couldn’t find the ball, wound up Rabe, p 3 0 0 0 0 sidelined offensive guard Willie sidewalk, patio, and chainsaw R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- MANCHESTER Delivery - The Red Sox came alive in New York two weeks ago and Brewer, J.C. Snead, Frank hole tournament at the Country followed. First, Rockville broke Munroe, p 0 0 0 0 0 1965 MERCURY, 2-door, hard Light trucking and package charge bookkeeper. Please call HEAT Treat Trainee — For the on third. Banks at the New England our unadvorUsod spooials work. Reasonable, 646-8514 t ^ , kitchens, rec rooms, ad went on to wind up their best road record in many moons. Beard, Bert Yancey and Dave (Hub of Rochester she "didn’t the tie when Yellen belted a top, low mileage, excellent and roodm a Froo ^ delivery. Refrigerators, WANTED - General Mr. Harte, between 9-4 p.m. second shift, exceptional oppor After Rockville starter Rich Patriots’ training camp. evenings. ditions, garages, porches, any L one-out triple and Kayan Totals 30 2 8 1 4 machinist, overtime, paid 623-2414. tunity for the right man, to Now, back at once friendly Fenway, the club staggered Stockton. make a dime” with her vic Rabe retired the next batter. shape, 643-4274 after 5. type remodeling. ^2087. washers and stoves, moving singled him home. Man. 100 000 01 2 The injury may not require a specialty, 649-0752. holidays, excellent insurance build a future with a growing through with wins Sunday and Monday, and then looked Johnny Miller and Tom tories in 1969 and 1970. Jack Maloney poked a run STUMP Removal — (Soucier). Weiskopf, the U.S. and British Bidwell got the next two Rockville 000 001 01 2 cast, and secure taping of the RECTOWN U.SJL benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route MACHINISTS - We have the company. Opportunity to ad bad in losing a pair yesterday to the White Sox by scores of “It’s really a shame,” Mrs. scoring single to center. Rabe 2BH; Bidwell; 3BH: YeUen; SB; Ban NEED CAR? Credit bad? Tiw IK VMK iMBiprtri" Unsightly stumps, chipped out,' WILL build new homes, ad hitters, then did a little hitting leg may allow Banks to work Bankrimt? Repossessed? 6 and 44-A, Bolton. following openings — Lathe, vance into schooling training 8-4 and 5-0. open champions, respectively, Young said. “You’d think you allowed just three hits after the ning, Gagnon; SAC: Sullivan, Kayan; HMrteSixNitt WtoiHi neatly and economically. 742- ditions, dormers, recreation Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Bridgeport, vertical turret programs and supervisory and Jack Nicklaus, Arnold could make a bundle like the himself. On a 2-2 pitch, Bidwell LOB: Rockville 7, Manchester 6; BB: out again as early as next week, Honest Douglas accepts lowest 8252. rooms, repairs' and kitchens. Rico Petrocelli, who took “sick” and left the club last first and Manchester d i^ ’t get a spokesman said ’Tuoday. Ops WnkdBT Evniia ’H I BOOKKEEPER - Must be ful lathe, cintimatic, crib atten positions. Please apply in per Palmer and Billy Casper all are men do, but it isn’t true. lined a shot over the head of Bidwell 2, Rabe 1, Munroe 1; SO: down, smallest payments. Free estimates. Tobias Carpen MORTGAGES, loans first se son. Klock Company, 1366 a runner past second again until BidweU 5, Rabe 5, Munroe 1; Hits off: Douglas Motors, 345 Main. sn w to n 'ttl ly experienced for part-time dant. The Purdy Corp. 586 weekend, then announced he was quitting, was back in un taking the week off. “The Open is a good tourna leftfielder Krajewski and ^ n k s is a 6-foot-2,250-pound Painting-Papering 13 try Service, 643-5769. cond, third. All kinds. Realty work in retail store. Hours Hilliard St., Manchester, 649- Tolland Tpke., Manchester. An the eighUi. Rabe 4 for 2 runs in 7 Innings; Munroe 1 four-year pro veteran. statewide. Credit rating un iform and was the target of the third base wolves when he coasted into second with a dou . equal opportunity employer. ment, but financially it’s a flop. for 0 runs in 1 inning; HBP: Rabe (Peck) 1970 CUTLASS Supreme, red, flexible. Call Mrs. BrightmanIght 0000 played in the night game. ble. 1969 NIMROD, Riviera,Sleeps4, RICHARD E. Martin. Full necessary. Reasonable. Con for appointment, 643-24'ra. Something should be done atx>ut black top, excellent condition. professional painting service. Rooflng-aidlng-Chlmney IS fidential, quick arrangements. ^fore play start^, Petrocelli said he would finish out it.” The hit brought Keith Munroe $475. 643-4216. EXECUTIVE Secretary, East Call 6494544. Interior - exterior. Free es Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. RNs, LPNs — Part-time and TOY OEMONSTRAtijftS Hartford. Fee paid. $140-$160. the season with Boston but wanted to be traded. The 30- Marlene Bauer Hagge, one of in from the Rockville bullpen to ROOFING and roof timates, fully insured. 649-4411. repairing, Coughlin Roofing Co. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses For personnel Manager, Per year-old, in the $85,000 salary bracket, said he had his fill the game’s all-time top per relieve Rabe. Munroe’s third 1965 BUICK Rivera, automatic, Motoreycles-BIcyclea 11 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. start now with the best—and Sa-TKtl. aides, experienced preferred, MAKE THE MOST! Generous sonnel experience preferred, with the club although talked into returning by owner Tom formers and now in her 23rd pitch was a passed ball and ALL WORK good tires, good for parts. Call DONALD E. Tarca - full and part-time. 7-3. will consider experienced *All Clear’ pinchrunner Bobby Odell took between 5-7 p.m., 646-2775. paperhanging and painting. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd 25% commission - plus 20% to Yawkey. The latter, incidentally, was on hand bri^t and year as a professional golfer, MOTORCYCLE insurance — BIDWELL Home Improvement Competative pay scale. Also executive secretary with top third. With one out, Sullivan Low rates. Immediate binding Free estimates. Call 646-6812. mortgages — interim financing hostesses. You run the parties skills. Blue Chip firm. Temple early yesterday, before the gates opened, checl^g tiie also complained about the Co. Expert installation of the best of benefits. Drop in and flied to center and Odell tagged GUARANTEED 1969 CHEVY Kingswood 9 authority. Cali Joan Lane at — expMitious and confidential see us. Meadows Convalescent - we do the paperwork, Employment, 750 Main Street, playing field and exchanging views with Coach Eddie Sign Given small purse offered the Open passenger wagon, automatic, aluminum siding, gutters and winner. up and scored the tying run. 25 years’ experience Clarke Insurance Ageny, 643- TEACHERS have saved service, J. D. Real Estate Center, 333 Bidwell St., delivering, etc. Hartford, 527-5131. -Soccer— power steering power brakes, homeowners 20-50 per cent on trims. Roofing installation and Assoc. M3-5129. Popowski. He also took the time to greet ushers and con ’The champion, to be crowned On the M anchester side, 1126. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. M anchester. i646-2321, 9-3 AMERICAN HOME cession crew members and groundskeepers before accen- Yale Bm vl extra clean. Price for quick house painting. Twelve years weekdays. \ MIDDLEAGE saleslady, no Sunday, will receive $6,000. Bidwell pitdied brilliantly and sale. $1,050. 649-3475. experience, fully insured. Free WE Have Money! Call us. Se TOY PARTIES, Inc. ding to his office. Scoring three goals in the deseiwed a better fate. Offen EXPERT bicycle repairs, all HORACE Tetrault — Siding, experience necessary. Depen NEW HAVEN (AP) - New “Of course it wotdd be an makes, models and speeds. estimates. 643-1609. cond mortgages arranged - ______dable. Apply Adam's Apple, third period lifted the Cosmos sively, the locals ladced punch roofing, storm windows, aw PART-TIME Janitorial work, Haven’s legal staff has given an honor to. win the Open,” said A LOW mileage gas saver. 1967 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, quickly. Mortgage Lending Manchester area. Own Manchester Parkade. to a 5-1 win over the Chiefs last except for two spots in the BITUMINOUS nings. (Quality workmanship, official “all clear” sign for Mrs. Hagge, whose best Open Dodge Dart, standard. Tires, Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, transportation needed. Call 649- night at Illing Field. John lineup. Maloney and Banning body excellent. Call 643-0997 free estimates. Fully insured. evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. KEYPUNCH operators, Fenway Dots ’n Dashes football games of the New York finish was a third-place tie in 2098. Interior-exterior painting. 872-9187, 649-3417. 5334. PART TIME waitress for 1960. Hedlund led Cosmos’ attack each went 2-for-3 and Bidwell DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, after 6. $600. Reasonable rates. Swirled experienced Alpha-Numeric, summer work, after-school Boston’s pitching on the recent road trip was sweet but it Giants in Yale Bowl this fall. with five goals. Ken ceilings our specialty. Call 643- full or part-time, days or hours. Good hourly rate, good “I’m not that ungrateful at had the other hit. TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. 1972 HONDA 500 - 4 cylinder, ROOFING — Specializing Hstp Wanted 35 ACCEPTING applications for turned sour against the White Sox. Neither Marty Pattin Ck>rporation Counsel ’Thomas Stringfellow played a fine game The game will be replayed 1966 DODGE wagon, call after 4 low mileage, excellent condi 1949. the position of part-time evenings. Call 644-2445. South gratuities, pleasant F. K ^es Jr. said ’Tuesday the all,” she said, “but it’s just repairing roofs, new roofs, ------nor Ray Culp looked good in starting roles, and Mike Gar- in the winner’s nets. again. The original contest also p.m., $350. 6434618. tion, must sacrifice. Call 646- cashier. Apply in person. State Windsor. atomosphere. Apply in person. games would not violate another tournament the way it Fast Service, Free Estimates gutter work, chimneys, cleaned MACHINIST wanted - man was no puzzle in first game relief...WWle the club was ended in a 2-2 tie after eight in Driveways Repair^, Saalad 0536 r 6464030 after 5:30 p.m. INSIDE-Outside painting. and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs Bridgeport work, experienced Theatre, Manchester. Brass Key Restaurant. municipal zoning ordinances. is now. ’The prize money im ’t 1968 MG MIDGET, excellent ______WAITRESS wanted, part-time usually capable of playing .750 ball at home, entering that hot when you can earn $15,- Rob Saunders’ three goals nings. Special rates for people over 65. experience. Free estimates. only. Overtime and paid in Planning had proceeded for condition, extras. Call 646-6299. 1972 HONDA CL 175, excellent Fully insured. Estimates given. work, downtown Manchester EXPERIENCED service sta today’s game Manager Elddie Kasko’s crew could boast 000 or $20,000 on other stops (of powered Toros to a 3-0 hlanUng Toni^t, the two clubs square Howley, 643-5361. surance. Penobscot ’Tool and RN for Director of Nurses in the Giants to play five regular condition. 1400 miles. $625 with Call 649-7863. Convalescent Home. Send area. Must be over 18. Call 646- tion attendant, part-time. Days only a 24-22 won-lost log at Fenway...Paftln’s lack of con the Ladies Professional Golf over the Falcons. Bob Walsh off at Rockville’s Henry Park. G&H PAVING 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, Gage, Merrow Road, Tolland. 9168 for appointment. and Saturdays. Call Dick's “home” games in the Bowl and Doug Landry contributed to helmet. Phone 649-9845. WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — Route 15, Exit 09. 875-8063. resume to Mr. Aaron, East trol and the home run ball proved to be his undoing. He Association tour).” The Zone Eight tilt geto undqr ood condition. $675. Phone 872- J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom Hartford Convalescent Home, American, 643-7(X)8. even thou^ Building Inspector the winner’s attack. In defeat, way at 6. DAY 649-5233 RITE f712, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird walked four batters who later scored and Ed Herrmann Orlando Silvestri said earlier She mentioned specifically MOTORCYCLE insurance, decorating, interior and Roofing, storm windows and 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Peter Krapp played weU. come to us for good rates. Just blasted a homer just inside the rightfield foul line. It was there might be zoning the $25,000 first prize in the exterior, paj^r hanging. Fully doors, and gutters. Aluminum Colgate-Dinah Shore Tourna 1967 FORD Country Squire, 9- 5 minutes of your time. Call insured. 649-9658. SALES Position — Permanent the 24th homer - high on the staff - off Pattin...Kasko has a problems. passenger wagon, all power, awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. ment. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty NEYPWCH SUPERVISOR full-time position, five day habit of going a long way with his Etchers, usually one Keyes said Yale built the good condition. $8()0. Phone 289- or Louise. 643-1577. GRAD students available for work week, includes Saturday. bowl in 1914 and began charging Although Mrs. Young and 8802 before 2:30 p.m. or after 5 ROSSI Roofing, siding, Experienced Keypunch Super , TRUCK DRIVER , pitch too long, before bringing in a reliefer. One reason for painting, 4 years experience, chimneys, m tters. Free es Apply W. T. Grant company, lAppllcatlons now being taken for permanent part-tlmel admission to large football Mrs. Hagge were given a p.m. -■ 1972 SUZUKI, 500CC, extras, visor wanted for second shift, this is the Boston bullpen is below par. Ralph Houk with ★ * fully insured! Free estimates. timates, fuUy insured. Days, Manchester Parkade. | Itractor-traller driver. Full-time summer, part-time winter. | crowds before the city zoning chance to win the 1973 crown, PONTIA low mileage. Excellent condi Call our competitors and then 4:30 to midnight. Salary the Yankees is in a different boat. He doesn’t hesitate to all-time pro money-winner 1964 BUICK Skylark converti tion, must see. $800. (]all 742- evenings, 529-8056, Paul I Vacations, holidays, etc. 3 years’ tractor-trailer driving | ordinance was created. Yales’s cal us, 649-7(m. Cosgrove, 643-5364. negotiable. Please write WAITRESS - Permanent full replace a sterter because of two guys in the bullpen who Kathy Whitworth remained the MARCHESnR ble, engine and transmission 7442. stating qualifications to Box time position. Five day work I experience required. Apply now at: plan to lease the bowl to the reb u ilt. Good tire s , V-8, can usually do the job. Sparky Lyle and Lindy McDaniel. Giants therefore is a per- favorite. Miss Whitworth, who BB, MuKhester Herald. week, includes Saturday. Apply THE MARTIN-BROWER CO. has won more than $400,000 In automatic, power steering. GIRL’S five-speed bike, racing experienced college students, W. T. Grant Company, The former leads the major leagues in saves and McDaniel missable “ non-conforming 39 Excellent running, $275 or best installed, chimney’s pointed, 200 Preatigo Park Rd. MW handle bars, used 3 times. 14 years of pro golf, has banked good references. For free es Manchester, Parkade. is No. 1 in the American League in wins chalked up by a use,” he said. offer, 643-0213. Phone 6434223. slate a specialty 875-5504,;, after Eaat Hartford. Conn. $46,835 this year. timate, Frank or Pete, 875-0894. 5 p.m. fireman. What the Red Sox could do with a relief artist like DENTAL Receptionist, part- 1964 FORD, XL convertible, NURSE’S Aides, wanted for Lyle...Pot-bellied Wilbur Wood, who upped his record to 18 1973 YAMAHA, 125 mx, WALLPAPERING and pain full-time on all shifts. Salmon time, 1-5, 4 days per week. good running condition. Best modified frame, koni riuKk, GUTTERS and roofs repaired wins in the opener, with relief help from strong-armed A l CATALANO POlinACS ting, very reasonable. Free es and replaced. Excellent Brook Convalescent Home, off South Windsor area. offer, 99 Essex Street, Terry Forster, is amaeing. His earned run average with INSTOCK FWIIMEDUTEDEUyERr excellent condition, $600. Also timates. Cali 6434070. House Street, Glastonbury. Experience preferred. U.S. PresMifltl6ei.liiiigir Manchester, 643-4003. 1972 Yamaha 100, Call 649-2063. workmanship. Reasonable Cagers Drop Tilt; prices. Free estimates. Ralph Apply to Director of Nursing, Telephone 644-2136. just two days rest is a brilliant 1.81. When he’s held out an Says: ' k C lA N im X 'S i f CUMVIUKS extra day, as was the case yesterday, his ERA is better ★ CKAMAM'S ★ UMARS 1964 CHEVROLET wagon, 1966 Sunders, 646-1300. than three runs per game. One major part of Wood’s Israel Wins Medal Race Chevrolet Impala. Phone 742- Services OHared 12 Building-Contracting 14 JOBS AVilUBU ★ RRBH»S llfXWYUMAHS 7747. makeup that is pleasing is his attitude while pitching. He ir fo r M e n TEL AVIV (AP) - Under a ficial count did not Include the "SHOP THE REST. . . then SHARPENING Service - MASON - Plastering, brick Hoating-Plumbing 17 aWITS MEDS HIUM wnuiia a n d Women never complains about close pitches that go against him ★ CATAUIAS ★ VKRIRRAS We are starting another training class for Weavers. If protective net of security, the delayed results of lawn SHOP THE BEST!" 1965 MUSTANG, V4. Excellent Saws, knives, axes, shears, laying, stone laying and con IH nMnURE SUESKRSIM and he’s all poise and concentration while serving up ninth Maccabiah games draw to bowling. 2.400RS-4.« 00RS-WAC0H S-RAbT0PS condition, all new tires, $250. skates, rotary blades. Quick crete. New and old. Free es B O m Heating and Plumbing you are Interested In permanent full-time work, In pitches. He’s now working on his second 100 wins, The 88-80 basketball victory We Believe We Have The Call 633-5449. service. Capitol Equipment timates gladly given, E. — Prompt, courteous service. Top M mingt. Ilboral bonoflts. somo oxporlonce m field Manchester and want to earn while you learn, come an exciting close Tuesday n i^ t Richardson, 6434880, 6404608. Tuesday’s being No. 101 when Israel overcame the was the second straight time BEST DHIS,BEST CMSIBESTSERVKB Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. CaU 643-1496. noodod* In and discuss a career In Textiles with us. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday United States basketbaU team that Israel beat the traditional 10W,IOWPMCiS 1965 PON'nAC wagon, good We are an equal opportunity employer Company paid fringe benefits Including profit condition, $275. 1962 Chevrolet, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64^ NEWTON H. Smith It Sons • NO JOB too small. Immediate Apply today and won the final gold medal of ly strong American team for Remodeling, repairing, ad- sharing, good pay, and no traffic or parking End of the Line the gold medal. ★ a s k ABOUT M R O a 5-TIAR/sb,000 MHE HW CM WARMUni ★ 2-door, 6 standard, mags, $200. 7958. service on service calls. Free the eight-day competition. 6484209. diUons, rec rooms, porento and estim ates gladly given on problems. Apply today at Sad news in the press row was word that Fred Ciampa, Throughout the games, PRIN’HNG P.D.Q. - While- roofing. No job too imall. Call heating or Numbing. Faucets The Americans finished with GRANT CITY baseball writer with the Boston Herald, had died after security was heaviest in Mac AUSTIN American, 2-dbor, you-wait printing, zeroxing, 6to4144. repaired or installed. Water Rout* 32, Wllllmantlc Plaza CHENEY BROTHERS 76 gold medais-16 in swimming cabiah history. Border guards being stricken the day before...Latin American Day will be 1967, reconditioned, 20 plus wedding invitations, business worked on. Complete WILLIMANTIC, CONN. 31 Cooper Hill Street events-to Israel’s 80. But the armed with submachine guns forms and cards, letterheads i systems, rec rooms, noted Saturday at Fenway with players from the Red Sox ^ PONTIAC PARK ^ miles per gallon, excellent -VEEf SMU6- S Manchester, Conn.______Contact Mra. Roy Israelis edged the Americans in kept fixed eyes on the crowds at 373 Main St. MANCHESTCRf ''AnthoriMUMi$tropoUtmPontlaeDtat$r’‘ 6 4 9 *2 8 8 1 body, $400 or best offer. 643- and stationery. Post Road etc. Call M & M Plumbing & and Twins to be honored. total medab 163-162. The of- all events. 13ti. Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. Kapixm” Heating, 640-2871. L \ PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 ______M A rt/c ______^ H ip W M fd / 1 for 8»h Apartm tm For RoM 83 RoMOrt Ptoporty-For Root 88 Houaoa For Solo. 72 Houses For Sale W menes/e r guoriakiha beushes her Houses For Sale MM CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 18. 19731 PAGE THTRTV.nwi’. FULL or part-time, door to TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for o u r '"B u t JUST LET MERTRV IT 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out Of Town-For Sale P room apartment. Second MISQUAMICUT - 4 ^ room Manchester Country Club 75 door sales, with a group. Must covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 floor, stove and refrigerator. JUST BEFORE BEDTIME,SHE BEFORE AM MPORTAMT OCCA6IOM»' cottage, heated, furnished. No MANCHESTER MANCHES’TEiR — Five-room be 16 or over. Transportation cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- $140 and security. Call at 354 CAKI HO ANVTHIKIG WITH rr»x $36,900 — Oversized 7-room ^ | les. $175 weekly. Phone 643- EXCEPTIONAL Rsneh, ideal starter or retire provided. $.1.85 hourly plus com 6587. Center Street. S K BY SHIE BEAUTY custon built Colonial (jape, 3 G R R R < «1 ment home. Maintenance free Bolton IMMACULATE mission. Call 646-8147. HOW ABOUT EXECUTIVE HOMES This 9year-oId custom built 5 large bedrooms, IW baths, aluminum exterior. Yard is Alaska Pipeline Battle REFRIGERATOR, |20; gas TWO-Bedroom duplex, half of T H A T f Elegant S-roopn Raised & 4 duplex offers privacy, in fireplace, oversized treed lot. PERSON to clean, house, Mon stove, 120-50; lav and tub, COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, large raough to enjoy, yet smaU ■ two-family house. $150 monthly Ranch with large dining com e and convenience to all. Immaculate throughout, day and Friday. Call after 5 aluminum door, 643-2465. 643- ...... Lakewood Heights...... Beautiful iilf 5- enough to maintain. House is plus security. 643-5053 after 5 room, slate entry foyer, full Priced below replacement transferred owners anxious. p.m., 646-8135. 1442. p.m. room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call service kitchen,‘raised immaculate throughout. Call today, for details, Evelyn Moves To The House CTst at only $43,900. CaU Ann Excellent value at $31,990. Call Mitten Agency, 6^930. Carlson, Northeast Realty,6& hearth fireplace, paneled Hunter for appointment now for anointment. DISHWASHER W anted- 1972 FORD LGT tractor, 14 NEWER duplex, 2-bedroom 0836, 5697907. WASHINGTON (AP) - Stung remove all legal barriers to im recreation room, patio with today, 6495306. Starkweather Realtors, 646- If the House upholds the Nights, prefer older gentleman. h.p., used 40 hours, bucket apartment, stove, refrigerator, LAKE WinnepesaUkee — New electric grill, custom drapes, 5353. by defeat in the Senate, en mediate construction of the Senate, Olson said, "I think this Apply in person, Cavey’s loader, 42” mower, 72” York Hampshire, Modem chalet for NEW Listing - ’Two fannlly 96, caroeting, heat and hot water, carpeting and lighting • • B&W • • vironmentalists moved to the pipeline. Restaurant, mornings. rake, cyclone spreader, cellar storage, lovely park-like rent, five rooms, sleeps 8. flat, conv^oit location. Dwp would be the end of the lawsuit. Hie BARROWS t WALLACE Co! RANCH - 6 rooms, 1% baths, House today in their battle tc “ We’re hoping that wiser cultivator, 3 point nitch, 48’ yard, parking. Security deposit. Available July and August. fixtures are included In this yarf for garden or pool. Mr. I don’t know of any basis for a Re*!ton- MLS formal dining room, 3 b lock constructiota o f the heads will prevail In the GAL Friday wanted, small sickle bar, wheel wei^ts, ideal First floor, $220, second floor, Phone 643-0188 after 6 p.m. beautlful 'home. Priced In the Belfiore, Realtor, 647-1413. legal challenge.” MeachetterParluMle —6»5306 bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Alaska oil pipeline. Manchester office. Typing, for lawn, garden or $215, 649-1101. 60s. Call Mrs. Robertson, House,” said Richard Olson of Most observers predict the $33,900. Phllbnck Agency, The shift came after the filing, and some bookkeeping.. landscaping, original cost $3700. DESIRE a tranmiil vacation 643-8046. IMMACULATE 7-room the Wilderness Society. “ If the House will concur In the Senate Realtors, 646-4200. Senate ’Tuesday passed a bill to Salary depending on Must sell $1950. Call 649-2888 or SIX-ROOM Duplex, without traveling hours away? TO SETTLE Estate — 9room Garrison (tolonlal, in premier House should follow the same action. If so, construction could experience. Send resume to Box 643-9883. Sm all ca b in , sleep s 4, 20 Classic 9-room Colonial, one Colonial with attached garage, area. One acre of sun and faulty line of reasoning as the redecorated, available im NEW Colonials — Built by Mak bpgin by late fall or early B, Manchester Herald. mediately, stove, attic, base minutes from Vernon, nestled acre lot, 5 bedrooms, each spacious an well kept. shade, sparkling clean stream Senate, that would be the end of Construction, Inc. All city spring. YARD SALE — Tuesday, ment, trees, lawn, parking, $ ^ In 10 beautiful acres of woods, with walk-ln closet. Dramatic I^ ed ia te occupancy. $31,900. with picturesque bridge. ’Truly the ballgame.” utilities on deep lots. $37,500. Backers of the pipeline con WOMAN to do housework, two Wednesday and Thursday, 12-5. plus utilities. Security, 646-5427, with private spring fed pond for old brick twin fireplade In Fa- appointment call 647-9903, a must see situation. Belfiore swimming and fishing. Three Call today, they won’t last at N otice tend immediate construction is mornings a week. Must have Some furniture, odds and ends. 643-9285. family room. Oversized 2-car week dayd 9-5. Agency, 647-1413. own transportation, 643-9989. 17 I%ilip Rd. days, $60. 875-3163. this price. Phflbrick Agency, The Senate bill declared that essential to bring crude oil garage. This well planned Realtors, 6494200., Court of Probate, Diatrict of Andover $39,900 - 8-ROOM Raised NOTICE OF HEARING the federal government gave from the North Slope to the MANCHESTER — New one and ALLBmm,m. home is equipped with all the Lota-Land For Sale 73 AIDES needed, clerical, ROSCO storm steel door, 36” two-bedroom townhouses, full LAKE Sunapee, N.H. Two- Ranch, 2Vk baths, 4 bedrooms, ESTATE OF ERNEST R. ANDREWS, adequate consideration to an lower forty-eight states to MILLER'S LffWi service convenience items MAN(}HF1STER — Executive Sr. library, student supervision. wide, $20; four house shutters, private basement and en bedroom apartment, to rent, cathedral ceiling, balcony, gar- alternative pipeline route aileviate the en er^ crisis. ^ c h , prestige neighborhood. COVENTRY — One-half acre, Puriuant to an order of Hon. Norman Applications accepted daily 8 55” nigh, $8; six roll-up aw year ’round. Near lake, good that denote gracious living. ages, trees. tn Hutchins Agency, through (tonada in preparing an The Senate action came the trances, patios, heat, 4osnipkes,cR $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An J. Preuaa, Judge, dated July IS, 1S7S a a.m. to 3 p.m. RHAM High nings, 36” wide, $18. 649-2323. fishine and hunting area. Pnone Priced In the low 70s. Call 6 6 ) ^ . Custom-built for presoit owner 7-ROOM GARRISON COLONIAL appliances and carpeting in 401ASHE5. dover, $1,800. overlotMig lake. hearing will be held on an appIleaUon environmental impact stote- same day the Federal Trade School, Hebron, 228-9451. Richard Barker, 568-7225. with all the amenities. Central cluded. From $215-$265 per air-conditioning, PeUa TTier- Hayes Agency, 6490131. praying that the account of the ment. And it grant^ a ebnsor- Commission accused the TESTED and approved by 7 - /8 MANCJEISTER — Immaculate 3 Large built-in kitchen, formal dining room, paneled month. Paul W. Dougan, - — 11______Apartment Buildings- niopane windows and doors Executrix be accepted and an order of tium of oil companies the right- nation’s eight major oil com BEELINE Fashions — Part or millions of homemakers. Blue bedroom, 2 family, quiet area, distribution be given as in said applica Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. For Sale HURWIT & throughout. First-floor family MANCHESTER - 102x832’ AA family room, 12x18 master bedroom with private of-way across federal lands. panies of anti-competitive prac full-time opportunity to supple Lustre caroet cleaner is tops. Apartmento For Rent 63 Apartmento For Rent Out o f Town- 70 double garage, 2Vk baths, 2 new tion on file more fully appears, at the 63 room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2^ zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- bath, plaster walla, two fireplaces, 2V4 baths, tices. ment family income. Conouct The E. A. Johnson Paint Co., 23 For Rent 66 furnaces, all appliances, Court of Probate on July J8, H7S at 1:00 Similar provisions were in THREE Room apartment, MANCHESTER - 4-family SIMONS baths, rec room. Call today to 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, P.M. The FTC said the firms Beeline Fashion Shows without Main Street, Manchester, 649- gorgeous grounds, high 40’s. screened In rear porch, circular driveway cluded in a pipeline bill WOODUUN) pleasant convenient suburban brick, 4-car garage, good in Realtors/MLS inspect this q ^ t y built home MLS, 6496666. Norman J. Preuss, Judge neglecting home or family. No 4501. VERNON — For rent, 4-room 648-1117 M ^ er, Realtors, 64346M, 646- Transferred owners. Only $48,000. By appointment reported out of a house interior caused higher gasoline prices location, like private home, in AA zone. Philbrick Agency, collecting or delivering - no in PRESIDENTIAL apartment, sunporch, no pets, come builder. Hayes Agency, 3 m , 6495524. only. subcommittee ’Tuesday. for consumers and distorted Realtors, 6494200. , EAST HARTFORD - Choice vestment. For interview call MANOR lawn, basement. Working VIUAGEAPTS. available September 1st. 8 ^ 6464131. supply patterns, Inflicting Boata-Acceaaorlea 46 adults. 643-2880. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, building lot, off Burnside Mrs. Marshall, 646-0480. 4828. heavy casualties among in MANCHESTER 9 room California Ranch. MANCHESTER - 4-rooms, 2 Avenue, near Manchester line. The two issues were the basis APARTMENTS Business Property- king size bedrooms, large Manchester ' $27,900. dependent marketers. MERCURY Mark 78-A, 70 h.p. FOUR Room apartment, in two One and two bedrooms. Fireplaced living room, fonnal Priced to sell. Stanley Agency, for the lawsuit filed by the ADULT babysitter for 3-year Homestead Street EAST HARTFORD - Four- For Sale 71 modern kitchen, ceramic tOe INVITATION motor, complete. Gas tank, and family house, heated, $175. dining room, modem kitchen 6-ROOM CAPE 643-5724. Wilderness Society and other Environmentalists oppose the old boy needed occasionally in (Off W. Middle Tpke.) I Near schools, churches room apartment, Mayberry bath, excellent condition, large LAWRENCE F. FIANO controls. $ ^ . Has had little Security. 646-1189. EAST Center Street — Office with dining area, family room, environmental organizations pipeiine out of concern it would my home. Must have at least MANCHESTER > and shopping center, on Village. No pets. Security. $115. lot. Priced for inunediate sale. Here is a good buy for a fami Roaltor 649-5371 use. Phone 643-5402. building, originally set-up for three large bedrooms, fourth 40 ACRES of land in TO BID that have blocked construction lead to widespread oil spills two references. Call 646-8716. bus line. Call anytime. Phone 5284430. Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. ly seeking their first home. 3 Built by possible. 2-car garage. Manchester on East Hartford The Manchester Board of that would despoil the Arctic NYE STREET nifty - clean, dental office. Waiting room, or 4 bedrooms, aluminum of the pipeline for more than 15” LYMAN boat, trailer, 35 U&R HOUSING CORP. Beautifully landscapd grounds. line. Philbrick Agency, Education seeks bids for an three years. tundra and Northwest coast. SECRETARY for busy rental heat paid, 2 bedrooms, ANDOVER — Five-room apart receptionist room, two WE HAVE a beautiful 9room storms and screens, garage, h.p. Johnson motor, $650 or best Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Realtors, 6494200. office, must be neat and per 1 and 2-bedroom luxury appliances, carpet, parking, 646-2623 ment, stove, refrigerator, no operating rooms, spare room; ELEVEN acre farmette, small Aluminum Canopy and for offer. Phone 649-8739. 643-5953. Colonial (]ape, in the Roddedge deep treed backyard with out North (toventry sonable, hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., apartments. Features wall-to- move today. $190. Homefinders pets. Security deposit. $200.643- three labs, half-bath, parking 7-room older Cape, 8 out Replacing Combustion area. Impossible to describe, it door barbeque and privacy. ELLINGTON - Building lot" Monday through Friday. Call wall carpeting, vanity tile fee, $20. 5494980. 1408, 7424100. plus three-room apartment on must be seen. Items like an buildings, organic garden area, NEW MUSED RUGIES Chambers. Sealed proposals Th r e e acres, 8-room Ranch, 6495306. near Ellington Ridge Coun^ for appointment for interview baths, built-in oven, range, second floor, $M,000. Pilbrick ‘‘Bwlisto Tavern” rec room, an low taxes. Call now, $35,900. will be received until July 31, Qarden Producta 50 two baths, two fireplaces, gar Club. $ 7 ^ . P h llb i& Agency, Carpeting in family room with after 11 a.m., 528-1300. Part- SIX ROOM Duplex. Call after 5 GROVE Street — Rockville. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. in-law suite, completely air- Lessenger Co., Realtors, 649 1973 until 3:30 p.m. at which DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB dishwasher, refrigerator and ages, Florida room. Hutchins • •B&W#* Realtor, 6494200. fireplace, living room, dining time position also available for p.m. 649-3554. FOUR-Room apartment, with Pleasant four rooms, second 8713,14299291. BUCKLAND Farms, native disposal, electric heat, 2 air Agency, 649-5324. conditioned, the landscaping. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. room, eat-ln kitchen, 1V4 time they will be publicly weekends and evenings. stove, heat, hot water. floor, heat, hot water, garage. ROUTE 6, Andover, 3V4 acres C!all, we are ready to go. t Tj . fruits and vegetables, sweet conditioners, glass sliding Realton — MLS SOUTH Windsor - 7 acre baths,, king sized master opened. ’The right is reserved to SPRING Street surprise — Convenient location. Garage. References. 872-9247. commercially zoned land. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. HEBRON — A real value! corn our speciality. Corner doors, all large rooms. Full’ Manchester Parkade — 64MSM building lot with pond. Ideal for reject any and all bids. EXPERIENCED die setter spacious, heat paid^ 3 bedroom, Phone 643-2361. Four-unit income property. Three-bedroom, aluminum bedroom, 2 othei bedrooms, Kidney Conserves Adams Street and Tolland basement storage area, ample execucutive retreat etc. Belfiore Specificaitons and bid forms wanted, must be able to work appliances, basement, 2-car Many possibili|ties. Hayes 2-FAMILY MANCHESTER - 8-room sided ranch on a beautiful laundry, 9car garages, acre Tpke., Manchester. Business Loeatlons- Agency, 647-1413. may be secured at the Business from blueprints and check own parking. Starting at $175. parking. $230. Homefinders fee Furnished Apartments 64 Agency, 6464131. Colonial on dead-end street, WEST Side Cape, 6 rooms, 4 200x290’ lot, built-in oven, lots. Starting at $37,900. Handy to shopping, schools, $20. 5494980. For Rent 67 Manchester, duplex style range, ceramic tiled bath, Office, 45 N. School Street, Vital [Elements work. Knowledge of feeds, CORN, beans, squash, with two-car garage, first-floor down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall Resort Property-For Sala 74 strai^hteners, etc. essential. bus and religious facilities. THREE-ROOM furnished Houses For Sala 72 apartments, 44, both sides family room, 4 bedrooms. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum natural woodwork, extra insula FREGHEnE S MIUmN Manchester, Connecticut. Ray cucumbers, onions and apples. BUNGGEE Lake — Waterfront tion, garage. Room for garden, LaPoint Industries, Rockville, FIVE ROOM apartment, brand ' heated apartment. Private en nicely decorated, city Exterior is aluminum siding storms and screens. Near bus REALTORS 647-0993 mond E. Demers, Business By Lawrence E. Lamb M.D. 21 Angel Street, Manchester. Model apartment open^for modem cottage on beautiful COLUMBIA Lake - Year the urine. The btood sugar an equal opportunity employer. new, first floor. Woodland trances. Working adults. No MANCHESTER - 8-room utilities, sidewalks. Excellent and brick, priced in the mid line. $31,000. Philbrick Agency, pool or both. Clean, wholesome Manager inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' private lake. Available August ’round home with 100’ water Dear Dr. Lamb — Please returns to normal and after Street. $225 monthly, utilities get^^Murity deposit. Parking. Colonial with 2-car garage, starter property' for the non 50’s. Zinsser Agency, 6491511. Realtors, 646-4200. atmosphere. (}ulck occupancy. Sincerely, and Sunday. Other times b y extra. Security deposit, no pets. 12-26. 30 miles east of first-floor family room, 4 frontage. Six rooms, large Belfiore Agency, 647-1413; discuss renal threshold, par that the glucose is conserved MATURE woman to babysit in homeowner. For details and Raymond E. Demers appointment. 643-1425. Manchester. (]all Bristol 589- bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, and much living room with fireplace, ticularly with respect to dia and no more is eliminated In nay home days. Own transporta private showing, call MAFjCHESTER — Immediate CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently WEST HARTFORD - Split Business Manager the urine. Houaehold Qooda 51 5247. more. Over 9500 square feet of rivacy, Immediate occupancy, ANDOVER - Historical Daniel betics and its variations in tion. North Manchester. ROCKVILLE - Nicely fur occupancy, 8-room Cape, 3 restored. 7 fireplaces, summer Level 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 Call: FIRST-Floor, 2-bedroom, living area'. Pricedf in the 50’s. lid SO’s. Lessenger Co., White Inn, 200-year old time and in different people. People do have different References. Write Box HH, nished 3)ii-room apartment. bedrooms, dning room, kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new R fireplaces. Exceptional value at CLEAN USED — refrigerators, U&R Housing Corp appliances, heat paid, parking, MANCHESTER — 100,000 Zinsser Agency, 6491511. MARTENS AGENCY Realtors, 6498713, 1 - U ^ l . Colonial, currently being used Is there a pattern of change renal thresholds for glucose Manchester Herald. ranges, automatic washers Residential area. Adults only. fireplace, 2-car garage, baths, kitchen. Two-car garage. $48,500. Philbrick Agency, washer-dryer, young couples. square feet, will divide. $58,900. Philbrick Agency, as investment property. in the renal threshold ac and when people get older, with guarantees. See them at B. 643-9551 No pets. Security. $160 monthly, Realtors aluminum siding, rec room aM Out of Town-For Sale 78 Realtor, 6494200. $185. Homefinders fee, $^. 549- Suitable for manufacturing and MANCHESTER - 7 room Realtors, 646-4200. Commercially zoned. (M for cording to age, duration of particularly if they have as WOMAN for housework one day D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Robert Murdock, Realtor 646-1060. 646-2580 sun room. 30s. Owner an^ous 6980. 90-7. warehouse. 1-748-5634. C olon ia l, 2Vi tiled baths, details, Hayes Agency, 6490131. (XIVENTRY — Five room cot diabetes and from time fac sociated kidney disease, the a week, own transportation. St., Catl 643-2171. for quick sale. LaPenta Agen FIVE-Room Ranch, carpeting, 643-9551 lastered walls, range, dis tage, fully furnished. Close to tors? threshold for loss of glucose Call 649-4028. THREE Room furnished apart cy, Realtor, 6492440. MORTGAGE Helper — (tomes new roof, large lot, dead-end StepHen J. Luchon Jr. FOUR-ROOMS 50 Birch Street, washer, garbage cUsposal, with this Contemporary Ranch. BOL’TON lake. Secondary financing Notice is raised. A person can have CARPETS — Wholesale to you ment, near shopping and bus g EAST Middle Tpke. — Two street, $21,900. Hayes Agency, Dear Reader—The kidney Manchester, First-floor. extra large 2-car garage, 9zone Owner’s side has 7 room, 1^4 available. $10,000. Philbrick a high blood glucose level WANTED — Alert, capable at our warehouse. The Carpet Bup’t. - 646-5257 line. Parking available, no pets. family, 95, wood and brick con MANCHESTER - 2-family, 6490131. BACK YARD CHEFS Coventry Public Schools is a giant filtering plant for Mature couple, no children, hot water oil heat, city utilities. baths, formal dining room, Agency, Realtors, 6494200. and be a severe diabetic and mother’s helper, to care for 3 Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Call 649-1287. Convenient struction, excelent condition centrally located, zoned fbr of You will be in your glory here vacancy the body. When the body after 5:30 p.m., 6494987. Built by Ansaldi. Near Martin sunken living room, den or 4th still not be spilling a lot of very active boys at beach for Manchester. 646-8568. with large barn, large lot. fice use, aluminum siding, high HEBRON — Near Bolton town contains too much water the School, diaries Lesperance, bedroom, plus studio apart on this private patio with built BOL’TON — Beautiful (tontem- Secretary to the Administrative sugar in the urine. This month of August. Call 242-6658. CHARLES Apartments — East UTILIITIES Paid - One- Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, traffic location, $33,500. Fiano line. Six-room Raised Ranch. normal kidney will eliminate HILLSIDE Haven — Luxury, 1- 6497620. ment, 3 rooms and bath. Over in barbecue, one step from porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2V4 Assistant to the Superintendent problem is why doctors rely MOVING — Remington electric Middle Tpke., 4Vi room bedroom, appliances, parking, 6490800. gency, 6492677. Excellent condition, 9car gar the excess. If our diet con 2 bedrooms, appliances, wall- Downtown 1^ acres with beautiful view. pool. Seven-room Ranch, one baths, field stone fireplace, of Schools on blood sugar tests while TURN spare time into money, typewriter; 2-drawer file Townhouse, IVi baths, all furnished attractively age, large lot. (toll Mitten Real tains more salt than we to-wall carpeting, dishwasher, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, acre of trees, three bedrooms, sunken living room, large ther Shorthand and office skills they’re actually doing the service our customers, in your cabinets; Duncan phyfe sofa, appliances, two air- throughout. $32 per week. MANCHESTER - West Side, CENTER of Town — 2-family, ty, 649&30, Realtors. need, the excess salt is air, heat paid, parking. From 6494200. two-car garage, boat house, mobane windows, (in 1% acres necessary major portion of regulating local area. Flexible hours. like new with slipcover; hutch; conditioners, heat, hot water, Homefinders fee $20. 5494980. rare offering, two-family, 54, 4-4 duplex, with 2-car garage, eliminated by the kidney. If $175-$195. Hometinders fee $20. OFFICE LARGE CAPE with 10 m ile view. $48,500. a diabetic. It is more reliable Fuller Brush. Call after 5 p.m., contemporary artificial storage. Basement garage, two-car garage. Large lot. Must presently being remodeled. two fireplaces. U&R built, Salary commensurate with the blood glucose (com 643-0513. 5494980. 88-15. PRINCE’TON Street — 7-room Philbrick Agency, Realtors, than using the urine test. fireplace, gateleg table; dinette $230. Charles PonticeTli, 649^ Houses tor Rent 85 Just listed—3 or 4 bedrooms, be seen to be appreciated. Both apartments vacant upon (toll John Jennings at 6495306 experience monly called blood sugar) (tope with two-full baths, large 6494200 Also there are some indivi cherry table; dressers, odd 9644, 646-0800. den or dining room, large eat- International Associates, sale. T. J. CYockett, Realtor, for inspection. Excellent fringe benefits rises too high the excess glu Main Street loca 24’ living room, formal dining duals who have a very low BOOKKEEPER, full charge, chairs, tables, garden tools. THREE-Bedroom Ranch, at in kitchen, fireplace, enclosed Realtors, 647-1300. 6491577. Send resume to: cose is filtered out by the excellent position for tion ideal for at room, screened porch off Andover renal threshold and com 649-5051. MANCHESTER - Half of 2- VILLAGER tached garage, $240 monthly. porch, IVt baths, finished rec • •B&W#* BOLTON Or. Donald J. Nicoletti, kidney. experienced bookkeeper. Must , ^ COZY 9room Ranch, consisting kitchen, rear yard completely monly tend to lose sugar in family, 2-bedroom Duplex, in Lease, security and references. torney or small $28,900 ATTRACTIVE five- The BARROWS & WALLACE Od. room, garage, quiet residen fenced. One-car garage. Shaded 3-BEDROOM a RANCHO 8RANDEI Administrative Assistant to the At the same time, for the the urine thpugh the blood of 2 or 3 bedrooms, panelf K U S d W B be experienced in all phases of 39” ELECTRIC Range, suitable cludes appliances, private base 649-5013 after 5 p.m. room Ranch. Huge lot. Trees, 1 ------. . Realtor* — MLS APARTMENTS business. tial area, excellent condition. family room, formal dining lot. $34,900. Philbrick Agency, Over 3 acres surround this Superintendent filtering mechanism to work sugar level has not become bookkeeping and capable in for cottage. Phone 643-7981. m ent, nice yard, $195 per garden, privacy. Hutchins Manchester Parkade — 64S49M $37,90P. L ’? r/\ Realtors, 646-4200. Box 356 properly, the kidney is set markedly elevated. This is general office procedures. Send month. Paul W. Dougan, Five-room, 2-bedroom town SIX room house, 3 bedrooms, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. * room, laundry room including RANCH contemporary Ranch. With Reasonable ren washer and diyer, 4’ pool with (toventry. Conn. 06238 to conserve vital elements. a very rare condition, how resume to Box D, Manchester 40” GAS stove with heating un Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. house, wall-to-wall carpeting 1V4 car garage, security 3-bedroom Ranch on courtyard & pool, 3 baths, Herald. enclosed deck. Easy upkeep MANCHESTER - 7-room If we’re not drinking enough ever. it, very good condition. Call 649- fireplace, 2 air conditioners, deposit, references required. tal includes heat. FRECHETTE & MARTIN LARGE 7-room custom built wooded one acre. y?ry COVENTRY — Immaculate decks, porches, barn with tack throughout. Conveniently Cape, 4 bedrooms, eat-in water the kidney quits eli In normal people, the 0435 an^im e. ONE-Bedroom apartment in appliances, heat and hot $2w monthly. 228-3278. Call Mr. Dwyer. •anon 647-9993 Ranch, 2Vt baths, 4 fireplaces, private, very secluded. Cape, aluminum siding, room, electrified horse cor minating water. If we don’t Situation Wasted 38 quiet neighborhood with located. Must be seen to ap kitchen, dishwasher, disposal excellent condition, 3 bedrooms renal threshold for eliminat water, IMi tiled baths, washer 2-car garage, many extra ral. A one of a kind eat enough salt, the kidney appliances and heat, no pets, preciate. The extras too (Kitchenaide), cabinets all Plush carpeting, beamed and den, private yard. Low ing blood sugar is fairly con THREE-Piece walnut bedroom BOLTON Notch, 3-room MANCHESTER - Six-room features, professionally dreamhouse. Call Tony INVITATION restricts the elimination of WILL BABYSIT days in my lease, $160 a month. 646-1047. and dryer hookup, patio. No numerous to mention. $34,500. new, stove stays. Beautifully ceilings, $31,900. taxes, (toll Mrs. Forester, 647- stant and doesn’t vary much set, good condition, $100. 643- winterized cottage, 1-223-4460. Ranch, IVk baths, built-ins, landscaped, wooded double lot Wasilefsky at 6495306. Price salt in the urine. In order home. Top of Main Street area. pets. Gerard Agency, Realtors, 649 camted basement stairway 1117, Hurwit & Simons throughout the day or with 1993 after 6 p.m. 646-1700 aluminum siding, city utilities. in prime executive area. A and rec room. Modern fully 159,900. to accomplish these complex $1 an hour. Call 646-6329. THREE-Room’ apartment, 6030. Realtors. TO BID time unless disease develops. Call 649-7626 HOUSE — 4-rooms, appliances, $34,900. Hayes Agency, 6490131. meticulously cared for home. tiled bath, wall-to-wall in living mechanisms the kidney has appliances, air-conditioner, carpet, yard, parking, porch. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, WARREN E. The big change is in the room, 9z6ne heat. Nice big lot. Sealed bids will be received in a threshold level for most level of the blood sugar LOOKING for permanent ••t carpeting, basement storage Good for lazy days. $145. 643-1108. BOLTON — Lovelj^6 room, 3 CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 Convenient to all the faemties, The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. the Office of The Director of substances so that when an bookkegiing jobs to do in my Mualcal Inatrumenta 53 and laundry facilities, parking, Homefinders fee $20. 5494980. HOWLAND which fluctuates in accord home. Call 649-9273, 8-6 p.m. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, for easy living. $28,900. Call F. Realtors — MLS General Services, 41 Center excess amount accumulates ance with what’s eaten and — near shopping and bus, first- 86-33. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, OWNER — Spacious Colonial, EXECUTIVE ■uiTon *0.110* MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) beamed ceiling, garages, view. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 6492121. Manchester Parkade — 44M3W Street, Manchester, (tonnec- in the blood, it is eliminated. how the body handles it. FARFISA, combo organ, used floor, $17575 perp e n month, heat and office, etc. $160. C!all 6492426,9 fieldstone fireplaced living Modern four rooms, including Hutchins Agency, 6495324. Regarding blood glucose, When the blood sugar ex WOMAN with 21 month old one year. Call 643-5568. hot water included. Call Peter Out of Town- 5. room, formal dining room, trees. Low 30’s and worth it. ticut until August 8, 1973 at heat, hot water, carpeting, SIX-Room Colonial Cape, IH the filter level is set at daughter needs job desperately. man, Realtor, 649-941)4. For Rent 66 large eat-in kitchen, 3 Mr. Negro, Belfiore Agency, 11:00 a.m. for the following: ceeds the threshold then it’s Experienced in work such as appliances, storage, parking. MANCHES’TER - ’Three fami baths, 2-car garafge, 3 bedrooms 647-1413. COVENTRY — (tostom built all values o f about 170 or 180. eliminated and when it’s 466 MAIN STREET - Building bedrooms, rec room- Furnishing and installing housekeeping, babysitting and $1% monthly. 6492871,646^. ly central location, separate RANCH up, large closets, nice enclosed electric Lakefront Year ’round If the glucose level is below the threshold, it is RCX^KVILLE— 5,4, and 3 room for any business, office, or com professionally landscaped lock ers- maid. Willing to learn new Wanted to Buy 58 M andiestar furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- yard, new paint, new amesite, VERNON — Lakefront lot with CENTRAL Maine real estate, home, 2 large bedrooms, 2 greater than this, the excess conserved. CAMPFIELD Street cookie — ap artm en ts, $105 to $150 mercial use, near Center. (]all 900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. fenced yard, enclosed IN PRESTIGE close to schools. Low 30’s. small cottage on Bolton Lake baths, 2-car heated garage, par Manchester Y.M.C.A. trades. Must have furnished NOW RENTING camps, farms, businesses, glucose is eliminated. Nor- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) monthly. Appliances, and yard. 6492^, 95 p.m. breezeway, garage. 64915M. No. 2. $8,900. B id forms, plans and living quarters. Call Edith at WANTED — Antique furniture, Clean, economical, one-room NEIGHBORHOOD Owner, 6496039. . F. J. ^Uecki, homes, acreage. Send for free tially finished groundf level mat people can have sugar The New efficiency, nice yard, parking. Utilities extra. Phone 8724359. Realtor, 6492121 742-6480. glass, pewter, oil paintings or THREE-FAMILY, newly brochure. Munroe Real Estate, room. Owner for appointment, specificaitons are available at in their urine by this meth Only $25 per week. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER 10,000 square Send your queitions to Dr. Lomb, other antique items. Any quan HOMESTEIU) PARK VILLAGE renovated throughout, good in Smart Shoppers Uiop PRIME Neighborhood — 12 Box 451, Bingham, Maine, 7496530. the General Services Office, 41 od. If they eat a lot of sweets Homefinders fee $20. 5494980. feet industrial space8. Fiully VERNON — 9bedroom Ranch in care o f ih it newspaper, P.O. Bex tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, By Damato vestment or home with income. The Herald yevear old bride front, Ansaldi 04920. Tel. 1-207-672-3665. Center Street, Manchester, which are rapidly absorbed 165 Oakland Street. 88-26. EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe sprinklered, loai"adihg Idocks, 01- with attached 2-car garage, 1551, Radio C ity Station, New York, Dogs-BIrda-Peta 41 Ray Lima, Hutchins Agency, Classified M s built 7-room Garrison Colonial. Connecticut. from the digestive tract the 1& 2 Bedroom Townhouses 4^ room heated Townhouse flee area. Hayes Agency, 649 large screened porch, rec room Wantad-Real estate 77 6495324. Fireplaced living room, formal ANDOVER - $28,900. Five- Town of Manchester blood glucose level will rise N.Y, 10019. For a copy o f Dr. Lamb's Featuring: FOUR-ROOM apartment, apartment. Two bedrooms, \V» 0131. «71500 and sundeck, on large scenic dining rooni. kiu±en, IW tiled FREE Kittens, need good room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 sharply and above the 170 booklet on low blood sugar, send 50 • Self dean range a p p lia n ces, parking: $180 baths, private basement, dis For dmalls call: SELLING your home or (tonnecticut home. 647-9748. baths, first floor cherry paneled lot, conveniently sltuatod, close baths, eat-in kitchen, fireplace level of the renal threshold. Rooms Without Board 59 hwasher, disposal, stove, MANCHESTER 4,000 plus acreage? For prompt friendly Robert B. Weiss cents to the same address and ask • large refrigerator monthly, security. 646-8243. WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE fireplaced familv room, 3 to shopping and schools. Oc in living room, large deep lot refrigerator. One child. $200. square feet store-building for service, call Louis Dimock General Manager The excess sugar is lost in FOUR female rabbits and cage. • Shag carpeting PHILBRICK bedrooms, full attic, screened cu p a n t July 30, $35,900. For with trees, 18x13’ covered for "Low Blood Sugar" booklet. THE THOMPSON H o u se - Cot 5 2 9 5 ^ . lease. Huge paved parking Realty, 6499623. Call 647-1794. • Color comriinated porch, patio, 2Vt car garage, appoinnnent call 647-9903, week patio. Immediate occupancy. tage St., centrally located, DANDY double — Yard for area. Prime location in town THINK AGENCY large pnvate treed corner loca days, 9-5..Evening and • FuH private basements kids, 2-bedroom double, BOLTON — Sunset Apartments F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 6&2121. ALL CASH for your property m m m m WHITE German Shorthairs, large, pleasantly furnished with highway access. Hayes Mllors 946-4200 tion. Walk to Martin School. weekends 875-4763. • Hook-ups for washer dkyer appliances, parking, dryer, — (Juiet country living, attrac within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, bred to hunt. Sire and Dame rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, Agency, 6490131. November occupancy, $54,500. for overnight and permanent • Private patios $ entrances $180. Homefinders fee, $20. 549 tive, spacious, 3Mi-room apart BOL’TON — Nice private acre instant service. Hayes Agency, YOU CAN trained professionally. Papers, BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Principals only. 649^7. MANCHES’TER-Glastonbury — goes with this 8 - Room Ranch guest rates. • Walk to shopping & schools 6980. 87-9. ment, off 44-A. Wall-to-wall PROFESSIONAL office, 6490131. $75. 649-2907 after 5 p.m. $25,900— 9bedrooni C d S ^ l h Muminum siding, garage and Just over the line. Stunning with 2-car basement garage, 4 Model Apta Open carpeting, 'dishwasher, range, beautiful, spacious. Excellent treed lot. Aasswr te Prtvisas fu ll* five-bedroom Colonial in mint bedrooms, den, fireplaced WE WILL buy your house for Mail In PLEASANT furnished room for FOUR large modem rooms, refrigerator, paneling, patio, exposure. First floor, all condition with closets and con IRISH Setter, 11 months old, Dally 12 111 Dark $29,900— 9room Colonial in exceptional condition, for Literary Touch living room, kitchen with new cash, (toll anytime, Hutchins working man. Inquire 4 Pearl am ple off street parking. private basement, laundry facilities, parking. Reasonable veniences for the large family. AKC registered, raised with End of Congress S I mal dining room, double garage, newly painted exterior. caroeting j)lu8 dishwasher, lots Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. St., Manchester. Heated and appliance: facilities, electric neat. $1'^. rent. 6 4 9 1 ^ , 6493549. Ctonter hall, gormet kitchen children. Needs good honle with oH West Mhhle Tpke. of house tor the money, (jome monthly. Security.rfty. 6464646-8243. Available July 18th. 6491440, $30,500- 9room C ape^fi^t^X ireplace, garage, great ACROSS Egypt with all the built-ins, spadous room to run. Call 646-4184. SM anfrom take a look. Fiano Agency, 649 SELLING or Buying. Hagler Your ROOM for rent, private home, Tel 6464363. M34535 or 646-1021 647-1342. 122 EAST Center St. New first- convenient location. IStoriM ^ Riga family room with fireplace, 2677. nice home for someone away APPLIANCES included, 2 floor professional Office space. BTIctianal helps all. Hagler Real Estate. STANDARD Poodle, black, $30,500 Reduced — Large 9bedroom (jolonial with formal nmativ^ 4PwiodoftinM book shelves, and a sliding from home. References MANCHESTER — 6-rooms, 9 bedroom, heat paid, parking, Convenient location, ample glass door leading to a partially Ready to serve you. Call 649 male. Five months old. Best HEBRON U*’Taaea''or SSeasonal ANDOVER Lakefront — Im required. 643-6745. bedrooms, garage, adults, no basement, laundry facilities, parking and on bus line. Will dining room, huge enclosed side porch, 2-car garage. 6624. 1 offqr, 872-7427. “Aida” visitor covered 35’ sundeck. Hand maculate 3 bedroom cottage, pets, occupancy August 1st. $177. Homefinders fee $20. 549 NO BILLS subdivide from 100 square feet $31,300 — 9bedroom Cape with fireplace, treed lot, new UObUteratod 6 literary some, durable aluminum ^Unclassified Ads! sandy beach, dock, trees, $23,- ROOM for gentleman, kitchen $130. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 6980. 8915. to 2,000 square feet, to fit your kitchen, breezeway and garage. 14 Air Force trend SELLING your property? (toll GREAT DANE - Male, IVi Two bedrooms, quief, country s i d ^ . Your tour of inspection privileges. Washer-dryer, air- 646-2440. niisrilB 7Cetacean 900. Hutchins Agency, 6495324. us first. We’ll buy your home Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check, to- years old. Good with children. n^eds. 6491180. $33,900 - Just listed, 9 t ^ garage, large lot, in will prove its valuelue _____ in the__ low_ AUGUST availability - setting, near hunting, fishing ISUandiin S W oe(U tin ) immediately at a lair price, all Reasonable. Call between 5^9 conditioning. Phone 643-5600. 70’s. Barnett-Bowman, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD iVz ROOMS, second floor, heat, and two golf courses, fully excellent location. -I' South Pacific 9 Jacob’s 27 Esstem state 43 Church area O a s tiM M l e l fM a iM kNW •cash. Call Lou Amida, 6491539, p.m., 647-1112. Spacious 2-bedroom, 'STORE at 705 Main St., 17&Mt(Fr.) Realtors, 633-4669. EXCELLENT furnished room gas, hot water. No children or appliances, heat paid, parking, equipped eat-in kichen, air $36,200— Exceptional 9room (Colonial, fireplace, carpeting, brother (Bib.) (ab.) 44 Puzzle far awryUMi. . . avae far jaa! Arruda Realty. 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Manchester, 15x60’, heat and U Vbcouf 29 Irritates 46 Medicinal pets. 6494068. yard, laundry. $160. 10Slow(mudc) for responsible gentleman, conditioned, 6 closets, storage hot water. Call 647-9251. IVk baths, aluminum siding, treed lot. Owners anxious. fuhatance 13 Clock feature (coU.) quantities • • private entrance, near center. Homefinders fee, $20. 5494980. area and laundry facilities. $37,900— New Raised Ranch with IVi baths, fireplace, gla»« 20 Mormon (tate 16 Exclamatioti SI Highlander 48 Mercantile • • Live Stock 42 649-6896, 647-1145. FOUR-Room Townhouse, 8917. 21Woolfy Coventry NOTICE • • STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 doors to deck, carpeting, aluminum siding, garage, treed lot. of surprise 33 Vehicle event Mark Drive • • available August 1st, large 24Palmkaf 19 Reply (ab.) 3456 (Soman) 50 Mona----- A U UTILITIES PAID square feet. Stock Place, rear. Owners anxious. Town of Manchester :Type or Print Ad-on following lines — | WORK WANTED in South rooms, eat-in kitchen, carpeted DUPLEX — Two bedrooms, (VWf.) 21 Kind of 35 Noun suffix 51 Jewish mondi 238 CHARTER Oak Street - S21B Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. ZSMaaculine Position Vacancy Manchester, Glastonbury area Room suitable for working living room, 1V4 Baths, full near Robertson School. $39,900 — Our best buy! Oversized 7-room Colonial with 4 poetry 37 Sowing 52 Methods 644-24BS 2284)103 nickname 22 Hindu w e i^ t implement 54 Obtain Male-Female around stables and bams. Will gentleman, private entrance, basement with hookups, close Appliances, carpet, private huge bedrooms, formal dining room, home-maker kitchen, D. J . Henry ComiMny BUSINESS JI, frontage on 28 Slander 23 Corrodes 40----- Iteulo 55 Exist Police Officer trade for horse boarding. 6 ^ no cooking, $17 weekly. 649- to schools. $200 monthly, (jail basement, IVk baths, no pets. Tolland Tpke. and 146. Six garage, 1^ baths, acre treed lot. Owners anxious! SOVaticinatora 57Poiaonoaa 2S Hard wood (Brazil) $9,202.19$11,118.64 0997. 1746. 643-2282, 6444896. $195. Security required, 649 room house, ideal for antique 320>mmoditv 26Bom 42 Meadow serpent 4072. $45,000 — Large 9room Colonial on Business Zone II corner 26 Mountain in 'Employee benefits include paid shop or wayside business use. parcel. Ideal spot for many uses. J” r r r n FOUR Rooms, recently pan ROCKVILLE - Rockland 1 2 3 4 r r vacation, sick leave, pension Warren E. Howland, Realtors, SSSerbeorPolea eled, apartment, second floor, SIX-ROOM Dimlex apartment Terrace large and beautiful one $48,500 — Just listed. Brand new 7-room Raised Ranch in plan, a complete insurance ArUelea lor Sala 45 Apartments For Rent 63 6491106 SBGarmenia II 12 Main Street at Center, heat and with garage. Security deposit and two-bedroom apartments, prestigeous Rockledge. 2V» baths, double garage, fully plan, and employees’ credit un 41 Greek goddeM 1$ Name...... '...... | parking included $145 a month. and lease required. Adult fami heat and hot water, all 8300 SQUARE FEET for 80 applianced kitchen plus many, many extras. ofd iacm u ALUMINUM sheets used as WE HAVE customers waiting ion. Call 6495781, 6464299. ly p referred. Call 649-0582 appliances including dis- cents per square foot including 42 Track circuit printing plates, .007 thickj for the rental of your apartment $53,900 — Something ffi^ent>«9i'oom Contemporary on IT HIT 1 Applicants should be no less A d dre ss...... ^...... : between 54 p.m. hwasher, disposal, carpeting, heat, sp rin ktiered lei offices. 4SGroiqiaof Ux32” . & cents each or 5 for $1. or home. J.D. Real Estate large private lot in the^iCKfc^ipLet area. Unique in ripsign throe persona than 21 nor more than 32 years pool and your own privau private Warren E. Howland, Realtors, t r C ity...;...... i Phone 643-2711. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. and appeal! < 47 Narrative of age, a citizen of the United 95 WEST Middle ’Tpke. - 4Mi tererrace in' a count:itry setting 6491108. APARTMENT X u 1} States and in good physical con Phone...... • room Duplex, heat, hot water, From $165. 872-9732, 5 2 9 4 ^ . $59,900— ’Three large apartments, plus store for small retail NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 48ir.iw und LOOKING for anything in real RENTAL OFFICE electric stove and refrigerator, 7600 SQUARE FEET, truck SOJuri^rudence ST H dition. Day to S ta rt...... • cents each. Inquire side door, business or offices. Center St. location. Call for more details. ** estate rental — apartments, We have a large variety of garage. Available August 1st. ROCKVILLE — 2 room fur dock, sprinklered, heavy floor 53Zuluq>ear Applicants will be required to Manchestier Evening Herald. homes, multiple dwellings, no OUR OFFICE IS IN CONSTANT' NEED OF NEW s r IT deluxe one and two-bedroom Call649p5. ______nished utilities included, $30 load. Warren E. Howland, 56 Algerian city pass written and orai fees. Call J.D. Real Estate LISTINGS. IF YOU’RE THINKING OF SELLING PLEASE 58 Certain E weekly. Six rooms, $150; 5 Realtors, 6491108. H examinations, a physical ...... DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. apartments and townhouses fiaharmen NEWER four-room apartment, rooms $140, 4 rooms $115, 3 CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. WE examination, and a^lity and yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, throughout Manchester. Ren 59 Montaigna’s FT IT heat, hot water, appliances, ful rooms, $105. Utilities extra. WELCOME YOUR BUSINESS!! YOU DESERVE ONLY forte Quality built 7-room Raised Ranch. Acre treed lot, dexterity examinations. sand, stone, pool and patio NEW 3-bedroom apartment, tal office open daily from 9-5, Appliances included. 872-0359, THE BEST. RT W 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS-ONLY $3.15 ly ca m te d . Convenient loca Resort Property-For Rent 88 60 Desert shrub W nicely landacaped. 1 Vk batha, family room, fireplace, Applications and position sand, 643-9504. air-conditioneed, kitchen other times by appointment. tion. No pets, $185 monthly, 649 8;9:30 p.m. o f Arabia - 0 " ft carpeting, draperies,. aundeck, patio, pool. All descriptions are avaiiable at appliances, carpeted, private 9258. NEW HAMPSHIRE-Two newer eiW iangiaa Send this form in together with your check —- your classified ad SCREENED loam, gravel, (coU.) appliances, many bullt-lns and extras. 2-car garage. the Personnel Office, Municipal entrance and basement, yard, damato ENTEmSES, HG. VERNON — New extra large, chalets. Lake Winnipesauke. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO U H wili be piaced the very next day. processed gravel, sand, stone, 2404 Nn S b|t Hi, MMdmtir parking. Lyndale Street. TWO-Bedroom apartment, gar one-bedroom apartments Scenic area. Sleeps 10. August REALT0R8-ML8 646-2482 DOWN MID 30’s Building, 41 Center Street, and fill. George H. Griffing, An Available August 1st, $265 available. Call 872-2651. 8 a.m. M Manchester, Connecticut. FAST - ACTION PACKED - ADS! 646-1021 age, security and references, 18th-Labor Day. Sleeps 7, Aug. 189 Weal Canter Street IHaul(eblL) JB OWNER ~ 742-8102 dover, 7d^7BM. monthly. 6 4 9 - ^ . 6& 1002. to 11 a.m. 18th-25th., 6 4 9 5 ^ . 2S«mdbiiUoi Closing date for filing is Mon (NtwirAm iMTitruu ahn.) day, July 23, 1973. 1 I PAGE THIRTV-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 Tolland Space Problem SHOP IH COMFORT In New Building PINEHURST IS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 19,1973 — VOL. XCH, No. 245 Still Unsettled AIR CONDITIONED Manchester—A City of Village Charm To make shopping saslor for you wo havo carry out VIVIAN KENNESON 6100,000, the board would go for sarvico to your car.». Correspondent the bank. He cited immediate TeL 875-4704 occupancy, land with the Sarvlce meats where you can buy 1 or a The school administration’s purchase, and better location. dozen Perdue Chicken Legs or dilemma — lack of space — is If a new building is approved it breasts... Just the number of .First Prize or New Controls Supply Oriented still not settled after a special would most likely be built near meeting with the Board of the high school. Grote’s franks that are needed for your Finance ’Tuesday night. A state grant would pay half family... and Manchester’s finest Chuck of either purchasing the b ^ or Architect Richard Quinn, or Deluxe Sirloin patties by the lb or by the recently hired to draw up plans construction of a new building. Solons Allege for a new. school administration number. Food Prices Rises Allowed building, was at the -meeting For hot day helpers we offer Freshly made Potato with an "unsanforized version’’ Sole Selectman Charles Luce was the only Salad and Cole Slaw.,. ready to eat cooked Roast Overtaxation of the rectangular plan which Beef, Corned Beef and Pork Roll. To Encourage Production was presented to the Board of selectman present at last night’s regularly scheduled Education last week. A Spsetaf on PInehunt HARTFORD (AP) — (Connecticut taxpayers are being WASHINGTON (AP) - Board of Selectmen meeting. end wage and price controls by ’The new building is 2,750 D»lux0 Lean Importod overtaxed at the rate of 1200,000 a ^y , Democratic Americans are facing existed specifically for the First Selectman Erwin the end of the year, but said he health industry under Phase 3. square feet, compared to 4,000 legislative leaders said today in their iatest biast at the significantly higher food prices did not think it wise to set a presented last week, and Stoetzner is vacationing in now that President Nixon has It was not immediately clear Europe but, fortunately for Lb. fiscai poiicies of Gov. Thomas J. Meskiii. specific date for lifting con how doctors and dentists would carries a 6104,600 price tag, BOILED HAM lifted the price freeze from the trols. 652,600 less. town employes, had the Sffcsd fo Ordsr State Senate Minority leader food industry a9 part of his be affected. foresight to check with the bank Charles T. Alfano, D8uf- With President Nixon in —The insurance and construc liie breakdown, with the an allotment restriction Phase 4 anti-inflation program. Bethesda Naval Hospital beforehand so that the payroll field, and House Minority program which will undoubted tion industries will have special larger plan in parenthesis, is as Land of lakos Only beef remains subject to recovering from viral follows: Construction cost, 668,- could be met in case one of the Leader Carl R. Ajello, D- ly result in substantial un strict price ceilings, and then regulations. other selectmen did not show CHEESE lb. 99* Ansonia, said the current year’s pneumonia. Secretary of the —The new ceiling prices for 750 (6100,000); fixed equipment, derexpenditure of legislated ap only until Sept. 12. Lifting the Treasury George P. Shultz up- budget will produce a 674 gasoline and the gasoline oc They are ready for the big trip from 1 Main St., at N. Main, to Laurel Park at the 64.000 (66,000); site develop Pinehurst Tuna Fish Value propriations.” (Donohue es freeze from the food industry released the following outline of ment, 610,000 (615,000); According to Luce, he tried to (Me of the Sea million surplus, which averages timated 69 million in unspent was Nixon’s first move into his tane rating must be posted on Manchester'East Hartford line, where Fountain Village is now located. The time was out to 6200,000 a day over a Phase 4 to newsmen at the service station pumps after professional fees, 68,500 reach Selectman Charles funds would be returned to the new Phase 4 wage and price 1900 or 1901, according to Roy Hagedorn, who owns the picture. The man on |he SoNdWhlts JUbacore Tuna year. White House Wednesday; they take effect Aug. 12. (612.000) ; contingency, 65,000 Tliifault by phone yesterday; hi Watar. Largs 13-oz. can General Fund at the end of the controls system. The estimate was based on a —The price freeze is lifted The objective of Phase 4 was running board is his father, Paul B. Hagedorn. The dances at Laurel Park were a big (610.000) ; site acquisition, 6750 however, his call was not fiscal year because of orders to Non-food items will remain memorandum from immediately for all food, stated as “to moderate the rate attraction in their day. (61.000) ; movable equipment, returned. Thifault did not send departinent heads to hold spen under the provisions of the 60- Democratic State Auditor Leo except beef, permitting the of inflation existing during the 65.000 (610,000); general word that he would not attend Save 20s a gallon at Pinehurst ding below budget levels.) day freeze announced June 13 passing on to consumers of in- the meeting. BREYER'8 Don(rfiue. first six months of 1973 with a expenses, 62,500 (^,000); and The latest figures from the by Nixon, until its expiration creased costs for raw FAMOUS PURE At least 640 million of the sur state comptroller’s office show Aug. 12. At that time non-food minimum adverse effect on mbKellaneous, 6100 (200). plus will be funds that exceeded agricultural products that have supply.” ’Ihe total cost of 6104,000 is Barn Roof Bids a surplus for the past fiscal goods will become subject to occurred since June 8. Raw estimates of tax revenues. He year of 665 million. A change Phase 4 regulations. Inflation was increasing at an based on 625 per square foot, Eugene Marquette, 'Tolland ICECREAM said the revenue estimates for agricultural products remain annual rate ofabout 9.2 per cent Tolland and leaves out other frills, such Volunteer Ambulance presi this year In Connecticut’s There will be price ceilings exempt from controls. Psychologist Hired All $1.59 navors the current fiscal year were deficit financing law said that for gasoline, heating oil and a year at the time the freeze as trees and bushes in the dent, turned over bids received was Imposed June 13, with food Vi gallon based on last year’s income last year’s surplus could be diesel fuel under Phase 4, and —It will be a mandatory landscaping. for repairs to the bam behind prices increasing at the virtual VIVIAN KENNESON school guidance counselor. No Limit from taxes vriiich was 641.3 used to finance next year’s big business will be required to program, requiring advance 30- The new building plan is the Administration .Building. Correspondent Feeley holds an M.A. degree oriented career or to cope with teachers. He is in charge of the million over the amount es absorb some of Its increased day notification of price in ly unprecedented rate of 22.4 broken down spacewise as Marquette said he called 30 budget, while this year’s es per cent. Tel. 875-4704 in guidance from Northeastern problems of motheihood. public address system and timated. timated surplus can only be costs by cutting down on profit creases by businesses with an follows, with Quinn’s original contractors but only received Art Stamot, PInahunt AttocM ad Qroeara Frozan food Shultz told newsmen the ad The Board of Education has University and has three years’ All necessary materiab and assists the principal in prepara- Another 610.5 million in used to finance the 1975-76 margins. nual sales of more than 6100 plan space in parenthesis: three bids. The bids received buyar, thinka thia apaefal will “hit you” and “cool you” million. ministration would make no hired Francis Lucas as school experience as a special educa texts are being supplied by the ti(Hi and making of daily an Public Service Tax Funds has budget. The President said in a state- Superintendent’s office, 180 were from 61.100 to 62,300, the new forecast for inflation or the psychologist. tion teacher, as well as five government. nouncements. been reserved by the state Bond “ We should recognize, ment issued Wednesday: —Small businesses employing square feet (250); business difference being in the amount. increase in food prices. Lucus is a graduate of years as a regular class Assistant Principals He assists in the preparation (Commission for Mass transit, however, that the 1971 deficit “There is no way, with or 60 persons or less will be manager, 140 (200); psy of guarantee. TROPICANO “We have not tried to make a Niagara University and holds teacher. The Board of Education and evaluation of curriculum, ' which is more than enough to financing law has been changed without controls, to o prevent exempt. So will the lumber in chologist, speech therapist, 'The Selectmen agreed to let Unveils Phase 4 Program precise estimate. Our record in an M.S. degree in education and recently adopted the policy of evaluation of all teachers, and finance current mass transit in each subsequent session. t substantial rise of food prices.” dustry, public utilities, rents, special services, and guidance, the TVAA and Arts of Tolland trying ^ forecast food prices a professional diploma in school New Titles duties and responsibilities of preparatioiT of schedule and ORANGE JUICE commitments, he said. There is reason to anticipate “The evidence is becoming interest rates and long-term each 120 (150); secretaries; 295 use the bam once the town Treasury Secretary George Shultz briefed newsmen Wednesday in the White House on leaves you a little humble,” he psychology from St. John’s Steven Schachner, seventh assistant principals. programs. In addition, Donohue said; another change (next year) per overwhelming that only if a rise contracts for coal deliveries. (450); business machines and equipment was moved to the President Richard Nixon’s Phase 4 price rules which are similiar to those used in Phase 2. said, drawing laughter from Uidversity. and eighth grade social studies ’The assistant principal is He prepares the calendar of —"A reserve of million mitting both the 1972-73 and of food prices is permitted now work area, 150 (200); storage 50 new garage; however, the roof —The guidelines for wage in reporters. He has served as a social teacher at the Middle School, directly responsible to the prin events and operational 12-oz. cans from lottery proceeds was held 1973-74 surplusses to be applied New tougher controls are being promulgated to take effect Aug. 12. (AP photo) can we avoid shortages and still (150); service-areas and cor is in such disrepair that TVAA creases will be kept at 5.5 per Nixon said in his statement worker with the Onandaga has been appointed to the full cipal, works under his direction bulletins, reviews annually the in special revenue fund, tiiereby to the 1974-75 budget,” Donohue higher prices later,” he said. ridors, 765 (1,150). equipment would be damaged cent, plus a seven-tenths of one that the increase in prices County Department of Social time position of administration and, in his absence, assumes his administrative handbook, depressing 197^73 revenue. said. Prices are likely to increase The building could be con be leakage. per cent hike in fringe benefits, should be less in the second half Service in Syracuse. Lucas also intern at that school. duties and authority. supervises students in the —“Revenue sharing has been The c(»nbined surpluses total the most in the next few days verted into two special educa Stoetzner told the group last the same guidelines in effect of this year than in the first served as an assistant psy Schachner will fill the vacan He assists the principal in cafeteria, and assumes such Buy 3 of thaaa largo 12-oz. cana of dollcloua frozen underestimated and no provi 6139 million or about 2 per cent for poultry and pork products, tion classrooms, rather than month to get estimates on Orange Juice for...... $1.10 sion was made in the budget es during the Phase 2 and Phase 3 half, and that by next year, “we chologist and social worker at cy caused. l>y the recent policy making, administration other responsibilities as the of the state sales tax, he said. Gunman Frees Hostages and fresh fruits and vegetables, programs. should be able to achieve a four possible with the larger repairs an d ' the board could timate for trust fund earnings the Mental Hygiene Consulta resignation of Robert Valuk as and supervision. Under the principal may assign. This leaves Meskill free to cut all of which were reported to be plan. take the money from the con PInahurat haa tha Taa Bag Valua lor you now occuring at 610,000 a day.” —The Health service industry much more moderate rate of in tion Service at Walton Army vice principal. principal’s direction he is He and the principal are the sales tax to 4.5 per cent just severely pinched by the price flation.” Quinn told the boards that if tingency fund. (Donohue said these totaled 66 — hospitals and institutions — Hospital, and he recently com Donald Sierkowski, high responsible for. the school dis jointly responsible for the en before the 1974 Gubernatorial freeze. he received a go-ahead now he million.) Held In Athens Hotel will be exempted- from the The President also said he school English teacher, has election, the Democratic The President said he would pleted an internship in school cipline, works with guidance, forcement of all regulations could have the plans ready for u P TO irs freeze at once and returned to will aim for a balanced budget been appointed to a position in . Volunteers Needed —“The Governor has imposed leaders added. do “everything in my power” to psychology in the Cold Spring attendance, and individual governing the school. bids by Sept. 1. Three weeks KHTsbox ATHENS (AP) — An armed The gunman held the initially, but released all but 15 the mandatory controls that of 6268.7 billion in fiscal 1974. To the guidance department. The TVAA is looking for Harbor Schools in New York. would be allowed for bids and Palestinian gunmen held 15 per hostages at a hotel after failing of them. meet this goal, he said, a Sierkowski received a master’s daytime volunteers who hold Resignations construction would take six TEABAGS sons hostage in an Athens hotel to smash his way into the local One of those freed was Mrs. number of civilian government degree from Central Connec advanced First Aid cer The following resignations months, barring unforeseen cir for more than four hours today, offices of the Israeli airline. Andronik! Ezlambiadoi, 70, of employes will have to be cut ticut in guidance in June, and tificates. from the federal payroll. were accepted by the board: cumstances. He noted a lot of H AW AIIAN P U N C H 3 46-oz. cans 1.00 News Capsules then released them and was Late this afternoon he walked Wilmington, Del. completed an internship in Interested persons may con driven to Athens Airport with Economic Experts However, the administration Miss Martha Casella, speech delay in construction in caused out of the hotel in the company The terrorist, who appeared guidance last year. Appointments Announced tact Marquette. three Middle East am plans to increase the staff of the therapist, to be married and by delivery delays. COCO COLA 3qf.89< of the Iraqi, Libyan and Egyp to be In his late 20s, was armed moving to New Hampshire. School Physician BUY A CASi OF 12 bassadors. tian ambassadors. All four with a submachine gun, two Cost of Living Council and the the State Board of At the tr u e s t of the Board of Baker Beltline about the sources of the money Still Worried Internal Revenue Service by Victor Ovadia, high school Dr.| Allyn D am l^k has been HARTFORD (A P )- WilUam Education, jthe Board of The much adv natural Cereal paid secretly to the original entered the Iraqi’s car and hand grenades and two Natureopathic Examiners for a WASHINGTON (AP) - The about 1,200 to enforce Phase 4. chemistry teacher, moving to reappointed as school physician J. Sullivan of Torrington, Louis Finance will arrange a meeting Watergate defendants and the drove off toward the airport. revolvers. He fired a burst term ending June 18,1976. ALPEN HEALTH CEREAL top Republican on the Senate Springfield and entering in for the school year 1OT3-74. Margolis of H artfo^ and the with the Savings Bank of names of the persons who SUNNY The gunman bad demanded from his submachine gun, -William A.D. Wurts of 12-oz. box spec 59c o Watergate committee has been NEW YORK (AP) — Some leading economic experts dustry. Experimental Program Rev. Robert D. McGrath of ToUiuid board of directors to authorized the payments. safe passage out of Greece. At splattering the walls of the Wethersfield and Mitchell B. Seek Soybeans confidently facing millions'of find more to worry about than welcome in th fouHh phase Mrs. Beth McCabe, K-1 A federally backed program Kensington have been reap negotiate the purchase of the Meanwhile, the committee first he bad asked to be accom hotel lobby, but hit no one. State Lottery Stock of Bridgeport, reap BRUSSELS (AP) Common television viewers, his trousers "I an) not afraid to die,” the of President Nixon’s economic controls program. teacher, pregnancy. called "Exploring Childhood’’ pointed to the Connecticut Per former bank building oh the waited for President Nixon to panied to the airport by Deputy pointed for six-year terms on Market leaders have ordered At PInahurat larga 214 alia eana held up by a safety pin. terrorist told Associated Press The reservation voiced most Drawing Tonight Miss Lois Ogulnick, Middle will be started at Tolland High sonnel Appeal Board by Gov. green. announce whether he will Premier Stylianos Patakos, the Public Health Council. their chief farm executive to Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- threatening to kill the hostages correspondent Philip Dopoulos. frequently following announce ^from John Lichtblau, executive School teacher, personal School this fall. Tolland High is Thomas J. Meskill for six-year The 6140,000 bid by the Board voluntarily surrender copies of Fair and mild tonight, the low Today’s drawing in the —Leo J. Dunn of Bridgeport, Washington to try to keep Tenn., has lost some 30 pounds if his demand was not met. "I have no desire to live. After I ment of the Phase 4 structure director of the Petroleum In reasons. one of 200 schools throughout tenns from July 1. of Education, which expired cai tape-recorded conversations he in the 60s. Partly sunny, hot and Connecticut Lottery is at 7:30 reappointed for five years of soybeans moving to Western HUNT’S TOMATOES 37‘ on a nqw diet and his clothes Patakos refused, according to shoot these people, I will pull late Wednesday: The plan dustry Research Foundation. Appointments the country included in the June 30, was not approv^ by had with several of the prin more humid Friday with the p.m. at Ocean Beach Park, the Correction IndusUdes Ad Europe, despite official hang loosely on him. a police official who quoted the the pin out of my hand grenade treats some of the symptoms He said the impact of strict Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, experimental program. Other appointments include; the finance board. Reasons cipal figures in the Watergate high in the low 90s, except in the New London. The winning visory Commission. American curbs on the animal State brand MILK gal. B ^ er gained the weight in deputy premier as saying: “I and kill myself and everyone but fails to get down to the Phase 4 controls on oil and oil graduate of Agnes Scott Emphasis will be placed on —MrS/ Raffaela Tramontano affair. high 80s in southern Connec number will be available on the —Brainerd T. Peck of cited for not approving the feed. BUTTER lb. 79C' contsnta 1.07 his 1972 Senate campaign, won’t negotiate with every bum else around. source of inflationary products would mean reduc College, and holder of an M.A. shared experience between the of New Haven to a six-year purchase was the high price, ticut. tions in prices for consumers. State Lottery’s telephone Lakeside for a three-year term Under Tuesday’s order, MILK (paper gallon) $1.18 thanks to Tennessee’s political around.” “Get me Patakos or else.” problems. / degree in English from Duke students and nursery and term on the State Board of more room than ne^ed, and Precipitation probability is He also said incentives built number beginning at 8:30 p.m. on the Board of Control of the Pierre Lardinois, in charge of hoq>itality. By then the Libyan and Egyp The man said he came from “My major reaction is total University, will teach high elementary school youngsters. Healing Arts. the 65,000 annual cut in the New Strains near zero tonight, 20 per cent into the program for more The toll number to call is 1- school English. Mrs. Johnson Nine Meadowbrook teachers Connecticut Agricultural agriculture on the executive "The hostesses had been out tian ambassadors had arriv ^ “occupied Palestine” but did disappointment,” declared 252-1212. —Joann P. Spear of West town’s tax rolls that the CAIRO (AP) — The proposed Friday. domestic oil exploration would will receive a Ph.D in English will participate in the program Experiment Station. commission, flies to for weeks getting things ready at the luxury Amalia Hotel to not give his name. Pierre Rinfret, a former Nixon Hartford to a three-year term building brings in. marriage of Egypt and Libya Winds will be southwesterly have no irngiediate effect. from Duke in 1974 and has by opening their classrooms to —Major Harry G. Shalett of Washington on Thursday to see and Howard just couldn’t say talk to the gunman. He spoke He appeared first at the glass economic adviser who now on the board of trustees of the James Cornish, Board of faced new strains today as at five to 10 miles per hour the high school students for tow Old Lyme as an aide-de-camp Agriculture Secretary Earl L. no,” explained his wife, Joy. only Arabic. front doors of the local office of heads a consulting firm. “It taught English for two years. Mystic Oral School. Beatrice Education chairman, noted that Cairo barred thousands of Li tonight and 10 to 20 m.p.h. hours a week. on the governor’s military Butz and Treasury Secretary The hostages included El Al, the Israeli airline, treats the evidence of inflation Miss Elyse Faber, graduate Rosenthal of Waterford, a if both alternatives were byan "unity marchers” from Friday. The new course combines the staff. George P. Shultz. American guests in the hotel, located on Constitution Square, rather than the problem of in of State university at Buffalo member of the board since 1955, available at approximately the country. Saturday’s outlook partly family living and child develop > > ' W atergate two Greek policemen, a priest, the busy center of the Greek flation.” and holder of a master’s degree was reappointed for three The Libyans set out Tuesday cloudy with a chance of ment courses now at the h i^ some children and hotel capital. Wall Street, on the other from University of Connecticut, years. WASHINGTON (AP) - for the Egyptian capital, and showers and thunderstorms, school. The course is designed employes. The Palestinian took As he swung open the outer hand, greeted the proposed plan both with a major in special —Dr. Charles G. Soderstrom Dollar by dollar, the Senate more than 2,000 vehicles were possibly beginning Friday to provide exposure to small 40 persons hostage at the hotel (See Page Fourteen) with general approval. education, will teach the lear of Glastonbury, reappointed to Watergate committee is repent in the motorcade by night. ning disabilities class at children to prepare for a child- peeling the protective layers And the initial response from the time it reached Benghazi, High Low Meadowbrook. from last year’s costly and organized labor was mixed, Attention Grocers, Restaurants, Institutions!!! on the northeast coast of Libya. Anchorage 67 53 with United Auto Workers Daniel Scinto will teach futile coverup. But Sadat said the processira Boston 76 64 President Leonard Woodcock Further testimony was Manchester Memorial business education at the high Announcing The Opening Of “might open many doors to Chicago 87 76 saying Phase 4 is “something PInahurat cook-out apaclala scheduled today from school. Scinto graduated from enemies of union” and he would Denver 77 63 we can live with. Under all the Quinnipiac College with a B.S. Frederick C. LaRue, one of the Hospital Donor’s Club CHUCK PATTIES lb. 1.29 not be pressured into com Miami 89 76 circumstances, it makes a in business administration. paymasters of that cover-up. pleting the merger premature San Francisco 60 55 great deal of sense for the After more than two years in (5 to lb.) He faced more questioning ly. Washington 87 67 Steadily inching toward its Muse, and Paul Grzyb and American economy.” the business world, he returned Deluxe Chopped Sirloin goal of 6M,000 lor the purchase Becky Blake (proceeds from President George Meany of to college to earn certification SHOOT IT (5 to tha lb.) PATTIES ...... lb. 1,49 sale of homemade items). the AFL-CIO declined im credits. of a new blood chemistry Patties also freshly frozan in 4-lb. boxaa Those wishing to make mediate comment. Dr. June Damon will teach analyzer, the Manchester DuBuqut Skinless Fran k s...... lb. 1.19 Memorial Hospital Apprecia donations may do so by mailing The secretary-treasurer of high school chemistry. Dr. Food Industry Reaction DuBuqua B a c o n ...... i2oz. pkg. 1.08 tion Fund donations have their checks to the hospital at 71 the AmalgaihaM Meat Cutters Damon holds a B.S. d ^ree Franks from 1st Prize and Qrote reached the half-way mark with Haynes St., in care of Burt Dit- and Butcher Workmen, Patrick from the State University at To Phase 4 Is Mixed a total to date of 630,384.50. tus, development director. E. Gorman, called it “a new Albany and an M.S. degree and Film — all sizes Try thaaa on your g r ill... New members of the Master summer offensive against con Ph.D. from Purdue. She has agricultural products. After sumers.” He said, "Now its SM OKED PORK CHO PS lean ..lb. 1.59 By LOUISE COOK The Grocery Manufacturers Donor’s Gub who have donated taught at Purdue and at Sept. 12, the processors and dis of America, Inc., said nothing 6150 or more are; Phase 4, and so far as con Special U.S. Gov’t Inspected Meat Products Associated Press Writer Carnegie-Mellon University in Flashbulbs— Cubes FRESH PORK CHOPS center ..lb. 1.49 tributors will be able to pass on bad changed for the consumer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart R. sumers and food workers are Pittsburgh, and has substituted Wholesale Manufacturers of: The food industry has given other cost Jncreases as well. “Food prices will go up, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenith concerned, we say, ‘So, what’s at the E.O. Smith School in the Printing & Developing PERDUE FRESH ^ the PhaM 4 economic program Retail beef prices remain possibly even higher than they J. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. new?”’ subjects of chemistry, physics, a set of mixed reviews, with frozen until Sept. 12 at levels would have without controls, Marte, J ( ^ Andisio and fami 50^00 Many top corporate officials and mathematics. most of the applause coming set on March 29. and shortages and dislocations ly, in memory of Caroline An were withholding comment un Mrs. Moira Casadei will * NATinu. CUIIMI FRMIKFURnRS CHIX LEGS.79^ from pork and poultry The president of the will continue,” the group said, disio; Mr. and Mrs. Adrian G. til they could study the impact teach K-1 at Meadowbrook. She producers. American NationaLCattiemen’s urging a removal of all controls St. Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. Neal 40000 of the complex controls on toeir is a 1973 graduate of the Univer Eye of the Round or Top Cattlemen cried “foul” about Association, John Trotman, and a “return to a supply and A. Tyler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. industries. sity of Connecticut and com * POUSH STYLE NEUUSX Round Speciel BARBEQUE ROAST the continued ceilings on beef, said that Phase 4 was “disrup demand economy.” Everett J. Livesey. Rinfret maintained that the pleted her student teaching at and consumers booed the lifting tive and demoralizing to the Oren Lee Staley, president of Supporting donors are; administration in its latest Meadowbrook. « Beef lb. 1.85 of the freeze on all other food beef industry.” the National Farm Organiza Cmdr. and Mrs. Julian 30000 move had admitted for the first Eric Goldberg will teach art * CERMAN BMND BOLOOU U a n small Chuck roast at 1.45 lb.. London Broils 1.59 lb.. items. Herrell de Graff, president of tion, said it would take six to 12 Getzewich, and friends and time that “it cannot control in at the high school. He holds a Cube Steake 1.59 and Tenderknoved Steake 1.79 Hi. “We’re 98 per cent home on the American Meat Institute, months for food production to neighbors, all in memory of flation, only moderate it.” B.S. degree from New York eeem to be In demand along wHh Lamb Lags, Hxad for this thing,’’ said a spokesman said the Old to ceilings on pork return to normal. “So many Henry Tedford; Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneth Galbraith, am University and an M.A. degree * C O M SttM l shlakabo-Hyouaak, Brisket Corned Beef and fork tender for the National Broiler Council prices would help bog farmers times in the past farmers have Raymond Winter, Howard 20000 bassador to India under former from Highlands University in SIriolne and Porterhouse Steaks. after hearing the Phase 4 an and processors “move out from, been promised increased prices Shumway, Mike Bramceforte, President John F. Kennedy and New Mexico. Goldberg has had OFF Lettuce is lower and we offer nice nouncement on Wednesday. the loss positions which have that did not materialize. With Hieodore Ostrowski, Nutmeg one of his economic advisers, three years teaching 24 HOUR Q U A LITY / **We put a little Irish into our Kielbasa, Poultry producers were among disrupted the industry in recent costs so high, they may not Forest No. 116, and Mr. and said Phase 4 was “all r i^ t as experience. York State Iceberg at 394 head the hardest hit under the 60-day weeks.’j But he said continuing change because they are ^raid Mrs. Raymond F. Streeter Sr., lOjOOO far as it goes.” But he added: Mrs. Geraldine Diederich BLACK & WHITE, and and we call them *Kellys\ price freeze announced by controls on beef “place the to take the risk of severe all in memory of Charles E. “It leaves the enormous will teach high school English. COLOR PROCESSING! President Nixon on June 13. nation’s future beef supply in losses,” he said. Ubert; Marilyn and puy problem that the price controls Everything But Sewing She holds a R.A. degree from ^ Try them, yow’W LOVE them.^^ Some farmers destroyed baby jeopardy.” Roberts, Ralph Atwood, and are still in the hands of people “It’s funny,’’ said Mary Marygrove College in Detroit chicks, claiming they couldn’t Ellen Zawel, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ho^, all who don’t believe in them.” He cooks, he builds furniture from logs, but can he sew? PINEHURST afford to feed them. Mc(^arthy, a h ^ m i housewife. He also said: “It would have and h u done graduate work at National Consumer Congress, in memory of Rockwell Rich- David Gutman, 89 Tanner St., demonstrates the result of a Nixon ended controls on all said, “We can expect “They can’t balance the been wiser to sweat out the Baldwin-Wallace College and at 410 Prospect S t, East Hartford mond; Dr. Carlos G. long day of fun and learning at (^mp Johnson, a day camp Case-Western Reserve Univer food except beef under Phase 4 skyrodeeting food prices....” nation’s budget, but they expect B enavi^, Dr. Robert E. Stan freeze on food prices a bit WESTOWN GROCERY INC. and said processors and dis Mrs. Zawel said a^cultural a simple housewife to perform longer.” for (Tub Scouts operated by Manchester and South Windsor sity. ton, Mr. and Mrs. John S. PHARMACY off Gorni. Nvd. 302 Main Open Thurs and FrI. Ml 9 tributors can immediately pass products should have been wonders and keep on stretching One of the few early com Boy Scouts. For more information on life at a ‘^pioneer Paul Feeley, graduate of the 8 A.M. Thurs., FrI.. Sat. Alvord, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. University of Bridgeport, has 455 HARTFORD ROAD - 64? 5230 TEL 280-769S on increased costs of raw brought under controls. her family’s budget.” ments from industry came camp,” see page 12. (Herald photo by Klemens) Moepted a contracts as a highics house category with its 18 or 1972, the executive board of the food has been shipped from of cattle, goats and sheep have er who said he thought they amount of change was taken in of the Sahara Desert. Some 24 for vaccinations and to treat COUNTRIES o f LSD. discussed Tuesday night ^ the more residents and could not be Manchester Property Owners OUAGADOUGOU, Upper abroad. ’The dust bowl regions perished; and thousands of were a rabbit. the break, in uMch entry was million persons live in the dehydration and malnutrition Human Relations (hmmissiai. AssdciaUon voted to support the Volta (AP) — Tens of ffiousands in the so-called “ famine belt’*' “ I saw a white patch moving Charged in the case are: gained through a window on the considered a group home. region. village wells and lakes—even are arriving from abroad. The commissioners, planning of tons of food, seed and need about 500,000 tons this in the grass,” said Raphaels Christopher Primus, 17, of 18 north side o f the building. “ New Hope jumped the gun efforts of New Hope to es urban supplies—have dried up. medicine from around the Reports of death from out year. Much of it is being carried Buckingham St., charged with to present a proposed ordinance and now we have a solenui com tablish such a center h oe. Some foreign diplomats are Darienza, who blasted the pair Police say that vandalism breaks of measles and cholera from coastal ports in illegal possession of on group homes to the Board of mitment to go through with the Other items on the com world are pouring into drought- The threat of starvation will upset by what they think is the with both barrels of his shot was done throughout ^ house are increasing in the sun-baked Cameroon, Nigeria, Dahomey, Directors in September, spoke striqken West Africa in a race grow as the rainy season, now gun. They were taken to a hos hallucinogenic substances with and that the rooms were ran ordinance,” Commissioner mission’s agenda included a sometimes lethargic approach Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, against mass starvation and zone, which runs from getting under way, cuts off dirt pital by a passing motorist. inteilt to sell; Edward Riven, sacked. of their concern on the Archibald Stuart said. discussion on a “ Focus” taken by some Ajfrican death. Mauritania and Senegal Liberia and Senegal by road and 27, of Ellington, and Leo Mbtto, “ emotional impact” the lease The commission presented program which will be sp
po8ition. mediately. Sunday closings was reported, ROUNBS»BEEF Smith, 30, is a native of Loui degree. Just before his gradu arguments'against construction Philadelphia—Plans to route Another suit is pending and sales limitations were siana. He went to Louisiana ation, he married Peggy Han of the highway throu^ certain the highway through sectkms specifically against 1-95 in expected to be imposed within a State Univeraity, where he cock, of Um'on. areas. n ear' downtown F ^ d elp h la, South Baltimore, where week. Average regular price “I always intended to have a including the posh Society Hill planners propose to run the was reported stable at 39.1 aMUM,uui sib. m O w small town general practice,” They cite the destruction to area, have been delayed by op freeway beneath Fort cento. QROUND CHUCK he said. “And, as I neared bouses and schools along the position . from the state ai^ McHenry. That’s where the flag graduation, it became obvious route, inadequate public citizen groups and by un was lit iq> by British naval PATTIES “ v l BEEF “ * " *• that I could do that in Union. hearings and the need to expected engineering rodmts in 1814- the inspiration Monroe County had only three diminish noise and air pollution problems. for Fnmcis Scott Key’s “Star lawyers at the time, and it ap BIG THANK YOU enOUND EXTRA and to preserve historical sltos The Society Hill Spangled Banner.” PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - peared to me that there was lb. 8MUND, EXTRA LEAN Q l l h EXTRALEAN |b. and “green patches.” Neighborhood Coalition went to There is concern that Pat Shorb, a 24-year-old bus 5 room for another one.” court to seek an injunction vibrations from traffic noise driver, holds out a specially Later that year, the Smiths uiu, 20 to 22 tot. Avorogo The city-by-city victories, against four ramps. Since May, and construction could made “thank you” sign from moved here and he began his CHUCK 9 9 |b ROUND I lb. setbacks and standoffs: the group has had the active deteriorate the fort’s 206-year- the window whenever other practice. ’Then his interest in Boston-’The entire proposed support of Gov. Milton J. old bridr and mortar walls. drivers let him pull away from religion began to develop. 22-mile route of 1-95 and a core- Shapp.- But Joseph Axelrod, diief of the curb into trufic. SIRLOIN IIP MAST € 4 O Q SIRLDINHIPDF C R 9 0 “I became interested in reli The Boston tight began in the “When I throw out the sign, gion in sort of an indirect way city connector loop were killed Baltimore’s iiiterstate'dlvislon, by the governor last November. late 1900s, said John Doolittle, it cracks people up,” Shorb through some friends. I’d been Oiada "A” Phinip said: said. “It seems to ease some of BEEF state undersecretary of “That tunnel is not going to B E E F ^ » » . . an agnostic since I was a teen- Baltimore-Five miles of I-9S the tension on the road and SHRil>SllwSwlUiynitt.1flMrWmM>l B |Q^ transportation. hurt the fort. We have an inter c re a te s a more friendly \ Cut as d o M kilo Roosts A ttNks a ^ r . I hadn’t been in a church and several more miles of con “It wasn’t strictly an inner- nationally renowned firm in probably 10 years and never CORNISH HENS atmosphere.” necting freeways have been city fight,” DooUttle said. “It w(»ting on the plans.” WHOLE BCnCM RCUND 4 | | | SHORT LOIN OF 4 A thought I’d ever be in one delay^ by three lawsuits and again. But I became interest^ started with the vdiole com time-consuming studies. munity a w a re n ^ thing in the in various theological questions EYE ^ O U N D ▼ 1 " BEEF ^ 1 and started doing a lot of read late ’00s. Comanmlty action Avg. WL 29-30 Ms. J h I D . Prince Georges County, Md., groups, the peace movement, AVI. WL 25-30 Ms. ^ i D . ing.” THjN|^1S.1t Pirtrtuii SMa wNk RSI ’ \ Smith took training courses a suburb of Washingt
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