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ln$ide Today The Weather' Sesqulceniennial- Ball plc< ‘turea on pages 6 and 7. Cloudy with patchy log tonight. Lows 05-70. Partly sun ny, hot, humid Tuesday with / , highs near 90. MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 2 ,1»78 - VOL., XCII, No. »1 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS ^( PRICEt * FIFTEEN CENTS Vermont Hard Hit By Floo^
Nixon Pledges Disaster Designation Short Freeze Sought By Governor SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP)—Attempting to reassure both businessmen and housewives. President Nixon By The Associated Press the state Civil Defense said\iieart attack while dbwting promises a "short as possible” price freeze and foresees ■■r 4 (3ov. ’Thomas P. Salmon of about half the towns in Vermont traffic around flooded roads; an relief against high food prices. Vermont sought to have his were affected by the flooding. unidentified 6-year-old boy vriio Although com plaints of provide relief against high food state declared a federal dis Salmon said Sunday night "It fell into a stream and drowned grocery buyers have been prices.” aster area today after a was very obvious from my 70- at Cavendish, Vt., and a 17- claiming the greatest public Acknowledging that the weekend flash flood that left 11 mile helicopter flight today up year-old youth who drowned at attention, many businessmen freeze has led to inequities, fw persons dead or missing and the Connecticut Valley that the hard-hit Ludlow. His name was say . they are barred from Nixon said it also can create in farmlands across western New plight of the fanner is indeed being withheld until his making future plans because of flationary scarcity. England heavily damaged. severe.” relatives were notified. continuing uncertainty over He said, "We have seen this, Flood waters had receded in “It’s just a question of assess One person died in western Phase 4 wage-price controls. for example, in the fact that all but the Connecticut River ment of damages,” he said, Massachusetts, while four In a radio address broadcast some broiler producers have and Otter Creek today after “but it’s severe, there’s no others were missing. Sunday, Nixon said, "We have had to kill off baby chicks heavy rains Saturday spilled question about that.” Authorities said Alan Luther, been determined from the out because they could not afford to brooks and rivers across The governor, who mustered 20, of North Adams, Mass., set to keep the freeze as short pay the h l^ feed prices and lowland towns, roads and out the National Guard and drowned in the Hoosac River as possible” — an indication he still sell the broilers at their bridges. Plymouth, Vt., declared a state of emergency near Williamstown, when he may disclose his new economic ceiling prices.... remained flooded, officials Saturday, said he would begin a and two companions were game plan before the BOday "For this reason, we have said. complex series of moves today thrown from a raft t ^ t cap price freeze expires on Aug. 13. been determined from the out Heaviest hit were central and to obtain federal disaster sized Saturday. His two com Nixon said a temporary set to keep the freeze as short southern Vemont and north designation for Vermont. He panions were still missing. In freeze on all except raw food as possible.” central New Hampshire. also tentatively set July 9 for a Northampton, Mass., police prices at the farm level was Nixon said problems of scar Flooding also occurred in meeting of local, state and searched for Gerald TroW t, necessary because it is "vital city forced him to embargo Maine and Massachusetts. federal officials to discuss the 21, and his brother. Dean, 19, that we have genuine con ex erts of soybeans, "w U ^ Six inches or more of rain in a extent of damage. both of Northampton, who were sultations with a wide range of are especially critical to the 24-hour period sent streams in In New Hampshire, locally last seen Saturday when their interested parties before solution of the feed grain P o r the Green Mountains of Ver heavy property damage was raft plunged 20 feet down a dam reported in some areas, but of- on the Mill River. launching Phase 4.” He said tage, and therdbre to bringing ..-Yt mont and the White Mountains these consultations have begun. down the price of meat and of New Hampshire raging bito ficials said the most Three others were dead and As for supermarket prices, dairy products.” the usually-placid Connecticut widespread damage involved one missing in New Hampshire. Nixon said: Asking Congress anew for River, whibh separates the two rural roads and highways. In Bristol, N.H., police "The many measures we broad authority to control states. Four confirmed deaths oc- searched for Peter Doughty, 34, have taken to increase the supp exports of farm commodities, Four persons were reported cured in Vermont. The victims of Swampscott, Mass., wto fell ly of farm coirnnodiUes — in Nixon saw such controls as dead or missing in Vermont, were listed as Kevin W. into Ui6 Smith River Sunday. cluding the release of more temporary. four in New Hampshire and Greene, 7, of Wbisted, Conn., Larry Lamos, 24, of 'Alexan than 40 million additional acres The soybean controls came as three in western who fell into the Branch River dria, N.H., died in Bristol for farm production — will a particular shock in Japan, the Massachusetts. at Bennington, Vt., while Saturday when his boat cap eventually bring more farm principal U. S. export market Damage to Vermont roads visiting relatives; Elmer sized on the Newfound River, products to the maiket and will for soybeans. and bridges alone was es Howland, 59, of Lyndonvllle, len Pembroke, N.H., Lawrence timated at |8 to $10 miUlon. and Vt., who apparently died of a Joble, 23, of Concord, N.H., died while swimming bi the I------“|l Suncook River, and in Clare mont, N.H., Kim Derosier, 14, News Capsules | Farewell Qift From Lord Mayor drowned when he fell bito the . -V Parkade Hit Sugar River. ’ Mayor John W. Thompson, at rij^t, admires gift prdented to him by the Lord Mayor Kenneth Collis of Manchester, England, a tti farewell party Saturday night at the Colony For Vermont farmers the Kirk To Visit Counterattacks Begin flood waters may have sunk all Restaurant in Vernon. The cup is embossed with the official seal of Manchester, England. WE-LLINGTON, New Heavy By hope for the 1973 growing WASHINGTON (AP) - ITie It will be on display in tbe Town Hall. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Zealand (AP) — Prime counterattacks on the season. Some predict^ a dis hbiiister Norman Kirk said Watergate testimony of fired astrous year because flash today he has accMted an invita White House counsel John W. Flood Waters flooding in March had tion from President Nixon to Dean HI have begun, coming destroyed many first crops. Se visit the United States later this from both official and unofficial SUE KLEMENS Leonard, who was alon^ in the cond plantings were w ip^ out year. supporters-of the President. station fpr about four hours Saturday. Manchester's 150th (Herald Reporter) He told a news conference he during the storm. At 9:30 a.m., Leo O'Brien, Vermont expected to discuss "a number In an interview with The Heaw rains and flash floods another announcer arrived agriculture commissioner, said of matters of mutual interest” Washington Post published Sun during Mturday’s storm caused wearing a bathing suit. “thousands of acres are un with Nixon after the Com day, J. Fred Buzhardt, White Birthday Now History extensive damage throughout A listening audience was derwater and have crop monwealth prime ministers’ House counsel assigned to the Parkade Shopping Center as audibly informed of the flood damage. Probably the greatest conference in Ottawa this fall. Watergate, said he thought well as to roads and buildings bi when Leonard opened up the danger will be the loss of top Squatrito, and Mrs. Malone green and lavender floral print Dean was sincere but that his BETTY RYDER the North Elm St. and Qlcott St. microphones in the studio and soil to erosion.” looking cool bi a red, white and and a matcldng jacket. Dollar Weakens "imagination got away from Women’s Editor qreas. sloshed around in the flooded One of the hardest hit towns blue halter gown, visited Taking their turn on the room. bi Vermont was Ludlow, a light LONDON (AP) - The dollar him.” Manchester culminated its The Parkade Shopping Center various tables to be sure guests dance floor were the Fred A broadcasting studio used to industrial community of 2,500. weakened again in Europe gala week-long edebraUon in suffered an estimated $1 And Charles Colson, who left were comfortable. Youngs (she gowned bi a white make commercials, tapes and General Electric Co.’s plant today, despite moves late last observance of the town’s ISOth million in water damage, ac- the White House staff early this Conversing with various double-knit sheath) and the records, and main equipment there, the largest employer week that were supposed to year with two Sesquicentennial cordbig to Michael Dworkin, year to enter private law prac visitors were Mayor Thompson Walter Millers with Mrs. Miller used for remote broadcasting, with 400 workers, was heavily help the U.l§. currency. Balls this weekend at the president of the Parkade tice, said in a television inter and hirwife, she wore a polka bi a black and white A-lbie were ruined by the waves of damaged by waters of the Dealers w d , however, that Manchester Armory. Machant Association. view that Dean’s allegatiohs dot halter gown with while ac gown and her spouse looking Among those businesses hit water, according to station Black River. trading was slow at the outset. Sale of tickets totalled 1,200 "are unfounded and untrue.” cordion pleated skirt, and State elegant bi a black and white the’hardest was radio manager Jeff Jacobs. Along the New Hampshbe- There were no early signs of (they were all sold out by WINF Comptroller Agostbielli with phistripe dbmer jacket. station, which continued broad- S atu rd ay ’s flood m ight Maine border local truck famns monetary crisis. Gold, which Chrirtmas) and the two-ni^t The S aute Watergate com his wife who bad sel^ted a Vernon also jobied bi the castbig despite a 6-7 bich water benefit bargain hunters, as reportedly sustained heavy often moves erratically higher ball brought townqieople, area mittee, in Fourth of July recess sheath gown with wedding ring town’s celebration with the level in the studios and offices. many of the Parkade stores damage from flash floodbig, in times of monetary uncertain residents, and dignitaries from this week, resumes its hearings collar. George MacDonalds and the "East of the river — it’s may hold sales of goods while a number of persons cam ty, was unchanged in London July 10, wfaoi former Atty. Gen. various parts of the state and Mrs. House was colorfully at Christopher Cunninghams in here!” might have been the damaged by the water. ping the New Hampshire’s and Zurich, the two biggest abroad. . John N. Mitchell is scheduled to tired bi a floral print gown attendance. Mrs. MacDonald slogan of the station, according White Mountains were markets, in early trading. testify. The nostalgic music of the which complement^ the chief wore a green and white jersey to radio announcer John (Seepage Twelve) evacuated during the weekend. Glenn Miller Band under the justice’s wtiite dbmer jacket. direction of Buddy De Franco gown smd Mrs. C^nbigham Gov. and Mrs. Meskill (she selected i chiffon gown «. i V ,’’- kept the enormous ballroom wearing an aqua brocade gown floor filled as dancers "boogie fashioned with Empire waist / S i with matching jacket and un and long sleeves. Welfare Program woogied” to the rhythm of old ique Indian necklace) chatted Manchester’s Brent Rd. was favorites “String of Pearls” with guests as they passed by and ‘”ruxedo Juiiction.” well represented by Mr, and theb* table. Mrs. Robert Mongell (she Injustices Cited ’The armory itself was a M- Now that school’s out wearing a gown with an organ glimmering, shimmering, (although sununer classes are edifice to the tremendous task za bodice and black and white bi session) Dr. Frederick Lowe dotted Swbw skirt) and Robert In New Studies of decorating acconplished by J Jr., president of Manchester J. Kennedy and his wife who Mrs. Jack Hunter (he’s tbe Community College and his well-kdown la d in g contrac looked attractive in a floral lovely wife, joined in the print Empb« gown with ruffled tor) and her co-chaiiman, Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States must better festivities as did Mr. and Mrs. collar, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran H. John Malone, the wife of Dr. coordinate its Social Security, welfare and similar Fred Ramey Jr. (he’s director cis Spilecki with Mrs. Spilecki Malone, who for the past programs to end injustices both to recipients and to wage of the Busbiess Careers Divi gowned bi a double-knit robbi’s- several weeks have worked sion it MCC and also (Urector of egg blue sheath. earners who pay the supporting taxes, the chairman of a tirelessly in preparation for the Project HELP). Mrs. Lowe Sitting around the tables, congressional study committee said today. gala ^en t. wore a white shbtwaist gown which were centerra with ’The Lord Mayor Kenneth Rep. Martha W. Griffiths, D- with blue accessories, and Mrs. topbiry trees~vriiieb-gIUtered in 'Jt:: Collis and tbe Lady Mayoress Mich., made the comment in assured by the welfare system Ramey kept cool even as the the soft lights, were Mrs. (she in a gown fashioned with connection with the publication of monthly income of tU i tor tempo of the music warmed up Stanley Ingersoll wearing a black bodice, geometric print of six studies of welfare themselves and their wives. hi a white rieeveless brocade pbik polyester knit sheath, and skirt, and yellow saUn cummer programs by academic and The welfare system pays the sheath. her husband, and Mrs. Patrick bund) lead tbe grand march as other speciaUsts in the Held. full amount for one couple, she Mrs. Burl Lyons, who Vitb Grakowsky bi a floral halter the festivities got under way. The stupes were commissioned said, while "the o th a man her husband jedned the gover gown bi shades of orange, green Thomas Ferguson and Town by the Joint Economic subcom receives a Social Security nor at his table, wore a black and blue, and her husband. Clerk Edward Tomkiel, mittee on fiscal policy, of which dieck for himself and his wife jersey gown splashed with pink. Members of the ball com she is chairman. of 1250 monthly—about the co-chairman of the mittee, through whose efforts Mrs. Griffiths said the average benefit for such Sesquicentennial Committee, tbe event was such a smashing studies demonstrate that, coiq>les nationwide-bot he has welcomed guests. success, enjoyed the rewards of V-*' Among tbe dietaries atten because of overlaps and conflic found they can’t live on this. So Injured Indy their hard work with their ting regulations, "nuny low- welfare gives him a snudl grant ding were Gbv, and Mrs. spouses. Among them were and moderate-iiKome w aters of m , ” she said. Thmias J. Meskill, State Comp , Driver Dies Mrs. Jdm Tierney wearbig a gain little or no financial advan “The Social Security con troller and hfrs. Natban G. sleeveless floral print A-line INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - tage from their own or their tributor has nothing extra to Agostinellii Mayor and Mrs. gown, Mrs. John Mrosek who California race driver Swede employers’ contributions to show for long years of paying J ^ W. Thomipson, General selected a navy and white Savage died in Methodist social insurance programs such ever higher payroll taxes.” Manager and Mrs.. Robert polyester print, and Mrs. Fred Hoqiital today of bijuries suf as Social Security and un Some state programs, she Wdiss, Assistant Town Clerk Geyer, looldng smart in a green fe r^ in the Indbmapolis 500- employment insurance.” said, effectively discourage un Leslie Boardman of and vriiite jersey gown. Cleaning Up After Flash Flood To illustrate the effect of employed persons from taking Manchester, England, Chief miie auto race May 30. Other conunittee members overlapping programs, Mrs. part-time Jobs, since their ear Justice and Mrs. Charles S. Savage had been bi critical swaying to the music were Mrs. condition since his flaming John PatUshall, manager of Kofsky’s Shoes in the Manchester Parkade, was busy today as Griffiths dted a hypoUietical nings are deducted from their House, and Herald Publisher Bemie Apter bi a blue add case of two Michigan men, one beneflts: “After taxes and woric and Mrs. Burl Lyons. crash during tbe 50th lap of the white 8CO(q)ed-neck knit; M rs.' were many of his fellow merchants in cleaning up after a severe flash flood S atu i^y mor of whom has contributed to expenses, yon can easily lose The energetic Mrs. Hunter rabi-plagued race. He suffered Leo C h a re ^ ff bi a black chif- ning did extensive damage to many stores in the shopping complex. E sti^tes U ^y set Social Security during his money if you work a little while showbig her lovely golfer’s tan fractures (rf both legs and bums the damage to buildings and m erc^diise at several hundred thousand dollars. (Herald , working years, while the other bi a white silver knit halter on Ids face, a m s and right collecting unemployment in (See Page Twelve) I^oto by Klemens) ’ h u not Both, she said, are surance.” gown designed by Mary band. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 2, 1973
Theater T V Tonight Sheintfold on Bridge jMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Com.. Mon.. July 2,1878 - PAGE THP»i« '$t10H€4SC CISCAU/* , aoo oMHnisy f ffeWM jor Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live Burnside Theater t- “ Paper 1 2 3 4 EASt HARTFORD Complete TV Lltfingt TOURNAMENT PLAYERS Moon,” 7:30-9:30 South dealer Answer: Pass. Avoid or*«i"g EXIT SKPORBES STREET)or and Let Die,” 12:10-2:304:50- UKE THE LADIES U.A. East 1 — “ Emperor of East-West vulnerable a borderline hand with so Hub Andover EXIT 5t(SILVER LANE) on l-t 4 7:15-9:40 By Alfred Shelnwold by a suit. However, some Tax Bills in Mail Wk Honor MASim CMAOC Showcase Cinema 2 — “ Song the North.” 2:007:10-9:30 NORTH '6:00— The legend has grown iq> that experts would open tids hami of The South,” 1:3^:454:05; U.A. East 2 - “ The Harrad A J6542 ANNE EMT (3-0-22) NEWS tournament bridge players C? Q-104 with one spade. This is not un June ^ 2 8 liens w m placed on and Friday mornings from 0 to “ Aristocats,” 12:00-3:05-6:1^ Experiment,” 2:00-7:00-9:00 Correspondent (10) I SPY don’t notice the difference o k 10 reasonable when your partner MtaWi tocorueta 9:35 U.A. East 3- “ Let The Good Tel. 228-3971 betwem nule and female op- ♦ AQ3 is quite conservative. 1 j 1®*" during regular office hours may Showcase Cinema 3 — Times Roll,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 (20) WA6HINQTON DEBATES ponenta. Nothing could be WEST EAST recrtvlngto paymentov^ caU M raS k to adwmeeTS “ Dillinger,” 1:30-3:35-5:45- Manchester Drive-In — “ Dir New tax bills for the town ^ i n /E & . (24) SESAME SmEET farther from the truth, as ♦ 73 ♦ A Copyright 1973 Monday evenings from 7 to 9 an appointment. 7:55-10:15 ty Harry,” '8:50; “ Hute,” 10:40 today*! tournament hand 9 J86 K732 were mailed Saturday, accor W ANDIHINE' Showcase Cinema 4 — . East Hartford Drive-In — (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH General Fealnrea Corp. ding to Mrs. Cynthia Gerk, tax (40) DANIEL EOONE demonstrates. (You might get 0 *6 54 0 AQJ93 “ Scarecrow,” 1:00-3:05-5:22- “ Pat Garrett and Billy the further evidence if you c«n e to 4k 109 87 A 64 2 collector. W ARiEJOATO 7:35-10:00 Kid,” 8:40; “ Wild Rovers,” -0 :3 0 — play or kibitz in the national SOUTH Over 2,000 bllla were mailed, ■ K H a U H jU g L Vernon Cine 1 — “ The Man 10:35 (3) CB8 NEWS tournament at the Sheraton A KQ 10 9 8 and Mrs. Clark aaks anjrone for vacation and Who Loved Cat Dancing,” 7:15- East Windsor Drive-In — (0) ABC NEWS Park Hotel in Washington, A95 who does not receive a bill to 9:15 “ Snowball Express,". 8:40; (20) NEWS D.C., Jufr 20-29.) 0 72 contact her immediately. “ Boy of 2 Worlds,” .10:20 (22-80) NBC NEWS A KJ5 June B. Tompkins Taxes are payable in four DOUBLE DISNEY CARTOON FUN-FEST Vernon Cine 2— “ The Harrad South dealer OODOIIi campiiig need$ Experiment,” 7;30-9:30 Meadows Drive-Iii — “ Shaft -7K W — East-West vulnerable Wert North East quarterly installments except s f Mrwsy prlcee, Jerry Lewis iSvin Cinema 1, In Africa,” 8:50; “ Kansas City (3) MCVIE Opening lead— Ten of Cluba Pass 3 A Pass when a bill is under go. This JME AU Pass 9— US fo r Caldor Shopping P lazas “ High Bombers,” 10:55 (0) TRUTH CR « West opened the ten of clubs, Theatre 111 matinee at 2:30 p.m. Box office, bill must be paid in full d u ^ Plains Drifter,” 7:00-9:00 Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ High CCN8EQUENCES and declarer won the trick in Opening lead — A 10 A new local summer theater 873-8668. the month of July. Jerry Lewis Cinema 2, Caldor Plains Drifter,” 8:45; “ Fren (10) DICK VAN DYKE dummy and led a trump. East program began last n i^ t at Any payment received after • RSRN IMMS GOm AL Family Dining Manchester Community Shopping Plaza — “ What’s iJp zy,” 10:45 (20) NEWS took the ace Of trumpa and led Nutmeg Theater, Aug. 1 will be subject to an in • n n ta R o ls •thoRH osRdala iMAoami moNO CkiUege. Called Theatre in, it This is the second week for terest charge of Vt of one per Doc?” 7:30-9:30 (22-30) NEWS another club. Is Best •PNERO ORStlS •bOSORlMIS South Windsor Cinema — (24) A BIRTHDAY STORY South won In hia. own hand return was another diamond. will present two other shows “ A Funny Thing Happened on cent per month on the unprtd Mon. thru Thurs. balance. • oospboxso • balhlRi copt “ Mark of the Devil,” 7:00; (40) ABC NEWS and led another trump, South would throw a heart and during the summer besides the the Way to the iPonim.” Per " e x c l u s iv e o r e a t m [^THEATRES EAST Mrs. Clark r^ rte d that this • a-12lR osetripoaoB t “ Last House on the Left,” 8:45 iDOll IliXCHl tM A *AAitDi*(M Mil whereupon East signaled wltti ruff in dummy, but he would SOME HOUSE current production of “ The formances begin at 8:15 p.m. -HARTgOR^HOW^ —7:30— Knack,” which plays tonight year’s Grand List is $12,643,472 State Theater — “ Camelot,” the queen of diamonds. still have a losing heart. There are no Sunday shows. "we Heture veriety el fic beat" (!) PCUCE 8URQECN SPECIALS and tomorrow, and next Sun as compared to last year’s 8 : 0 0 As it happoied. East was a Instead, East led a low heart. Box office, 429-2912. OF THE NORTH (10) DRAL RDBERT8 day, Monday and Tuesday. Grand List of $6,820,470 with the ■romTheMMwrftOf ThoOrtvOoMn . laify. Now, tournament players Thia was safe, provided that ■rssst *1 OMa ------THE-— (22) HDLLYWDCD SQUARES Gwen Verdon stars in a C:urtain time is 7:30 p.m. Box increase due to the revaluation "wa Imva wary don’ t care a hoot about a West played low. South would lllBMHMrilMs« Ivoryton 19th Season (24) CHINESE WAY ghost story, “ The Deadly office, 649-1683, or 646-4900, ext. os of Oct. 1,1972. Taxes on the ia tf i t td IIMathlngr player’s social standing. When still have to lose a heart trick. James Whitmore and Audra EXPERIMENT. (30) MQU8E PACTQRY 259. Grand List are based on a mill re thru Sept. 2 Visitor,” on ABC-TV th^ say that an (^iponent^ a But West, remembering the Lindley continue in “ The New I m IH r YkNiOTiM FJi ROM. (40) PCLKA w tafttg** Tuesday, July 3, at 11:30 “ lady," what they really mean old rule of “ third and high,” S3.80 to $5.80 Mt. OUve Motel.” (Curtain time On Leave rate this year of 52 as compared -OKW— io a mill rate of 89-Mi last year. StratfordiConn. p.m. w is that ahe isn’t a firstclaas played the Jack of hearts and Storrowton Theatre Monday through Friday at 8:30 11^ th e tnlfaele « f mdiallVtJt I Mrs. Gark also reported that m n v w ifi CTBimin (8-40) RQQKIE8 bridge player. dummy won the queen. Now Hartford’s own Ann Corio p.m.; Wednesday matinee at A bearded Conrad Bain (right) stars with George C. Scott in "Uncle Vanya” on Broadway / dowrttown manekMter. (20-22-30) BASEBALL stars this week in the 1973 edi taxes are still outstanding on When this lady played the declarer led the ten of hearts 2:30 p.m., Saturday perfor this sunamer. Bain is a regular on CBS-TV’s "Maude,” seen Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ' WQRLD last year’s list and as of the $5^ ORCH.TUES. thru FRI. queen of diamimda, everybody for a finesse and got away tion of “ This Was Burlesque.’ ’ mances at 6 and 9:30 p.m. Box ^ I K M ‘ I ! . ' 7 r$ » f j Joining the “ Queen of (24) PQRTRAIT CP A A HERD at the table knew she had the without losing a heart trick. office,767-8258. AiOVIEIMlINQB ELEGANT Burlesque’ ’ will be Jerry MEASURE FOR MEASURE Eves, June 23 AS A YQUNQ MAN SeTATE ace and jack of diamonds as Is it any wonder tournament 26. Mats.: June 20. 24, 30. Lester, Gaude Mathis, Milton PORPARENTBANO -8 :3 0 — weU. players like the ladies? BANQUCT Shakespeare Festival Theater THE COUNTRY WIFE by WILLIAM WYCHERLEY. YOUNQPEOPIE (18) INHALE THE INCENSE Take* Third Club Dally Quntion Frame and Candy Butcher Four plays presented in NSPUY THE FLAii THIS JULY 4th 2 Eves.: June L9, 20, 22, 28. Mats.: June 17, 21, 23, 27. WINNER OF M I FACILITIES Stanley. Box office, 522-5212. n a aNacaNe « M t rMleie is «• M a n i South toiA a third club with A* dealer, you holdi repertory through Sept. 2, Price Freeze Termed - 8: 00- 3 A(>«)EMY AW AflbSr^ '■ for 12 ta too Peoph MACBETH Eves.: June 29, 30. Mat.: June 28. paiaaia aioar Ma awMAMOr ar the king and led a diamoad Spades, J-6-5-4-2| Heart*, Q- which are “ Measure for ButteriMirs helps with FREE liVEL PUS (3) HERE’S LUCY 10-4$ Diamond*, K-10| ONWHMMm n • SIL Triangd* Playhouse Measure,’’ “ The Country Evenings at 8 :30. Matinees at 2:00 (8-40) MCVIE toward dummy. East toiA two FOR TICKET INFO. & PHONE RES.: (203) 375-4457 Club*, A-Q-3. m-vm man ’’The' Killing of Sister Wife,” “ Macbeth,” and “ Julius IAU AU$ AMimO -Th* Spirit I* Willing.'' diamond tricks and looked ‘A Major Disa^er^ be m um FOR GOURMET PICNICS: (203) 378-7321 What do you say? George,” presently showing at Caaaral JMIencas TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* around for a safe exit. The best Caesar.” Performances are -8 :3 0 — Triangle, will continue th rw ^ SINGLE TICKH PRICES-Tues. thru FrI. Eves. & Wed. & Thurs. Mats.: June 12 Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 RMERKW IU6S. thru July S Only, Orch. $5.50/Balc. $4.50: July 10 thru A ui. 31, Orch. & Mezz. (3) DQRI8 DAY aiiawiiriwiiiailaiiyciimSrO Saturday. Directed by Sam p.m. and matinees at 2 p.m. on than the price l^can get for his j,$7.00/Balc. $4.50. Sat. Eves,------t Sat. & Sun. Mats.: lune IS thru S ipt. 2, Orch. AU AU$ AMHTIH (24) BOOK BEAT HARTFORD (AP) - The he said. “ Unprofitable prices I Mezz. $8.00/BalC. $5.50. PHONE RE$ERVATION$ ACCEPTED. Paraaui GuMtaca ta n o M Capuano, the play stars Milli Wednesday, Thurs^y, Satur . goods. president of the Connecticut now mean shortages in the AMERICAN EXPRESS & MASTER CHARGE accepted at Stratford Box Office Only. —10H)O- Sylvestri, Joan Dufford, Bar day and Sunday. Box office, 375- future.” il$h fir bara Klau and Susan Plese. Box Farm Bureau says President hi asY (3) MEDICAL CENTER 4457. “ It does little good to control TICKETS ALSO AT: ' office,677-9119. Nixon’s latest price freeze “ is a MANCHESTER — Butterfleld’a Dwpt. Stora; MtTXICTU (24) THE 8E88IQN food prices If farmer cannot af U K tr 17 raeulna irnMpiayh Coachlight Dinner Theatre major diaster.” thijfVonOL NEWINGTON — The Book Shop at Market Square. Fannl ar A M t CaarWan —10:80— “ Efforts to. control Inflation ford to produce, get enough fuel (18) LIVING WCRD Goodspeed Opera House For combined buffet and for planting an|l harvesting WANTED i ► G oodsp^’s “ El C!apitan” by by controlling prices will not OPEN THIS WEEKt (24) HCW DC YQUR theater, the Coachlight is cnqis or get transportation for I aMuiniiiloM John PMip Sousa marches on presently showing the musical solve the causes of high prices, , M WM M M I 17 AMN1TB CHILDREN QRQW hauling crops to market,” MON., TUES., THURS. & FRI. ‘ b/BEZZINI ' for another week. Perfor but will only prolong the stwr- (A fi Malt May w y comedy “ Anything Goes’’ Stearns said. TILL 9 PM. - SAT. TILL 6 PM. Jerry Lewis Twin MaMaMMa), —11KK)— mances are at 8:30 p.m. Mon through July 28, starring Pat tage which contributes to USED CARS (3-8) NEWS day through Friday. Saturday Carroll as Reno Sweeney. Box them.” Luther Stearns said In a 819 E. MIDDLi T h tL . MANCHESTa “ The best incentive to in T■ or oM 0 o s t VN ^^ewa M C in e m a 1 ^ 9 (18-22-30-40) NEWS at 5 and 9 p.m.; Wednesday office, 522-1266. statement. (20) HAVE GUN - 649-B327 “ The price freeze attacks the crease production is the indica- ... For A5 M iktl g a r WILL TRAVEL symptoms of inflation but does tion of a profit. Present ad- ^ GIUntiaEVROllf (24) JANAKI nothing about the major ministration policy gives the BASraOOD VISIT OUR opposite signal to livestock, G0i,IICv —11:30— Guard, Reserve Change problem* of transpbrtation and 1229 Mata S lrN l l^yanO'HEiiL pro^ctivity,” he said. “If the. dairy and poultry producers,” BlfTTERfiElcfe (3) MOVIE POSTUREPEDIC SLEEP CENTER V e r t t o * ’ ^ ’'So Darling, So DMUIIy" (1967). govttnment wants to limit food MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT m (S) MIVIE . and take a load off your feet Drill Requirements AUNNUtSALAMIMOaiMMNrPIlOO L fi''w m uui>Pb < d 1 | EAST WINDSOR LIMU? IH6SUII1 PUi U.S. RTE 5' • 'D R IV E -IN * ■ ■ 623-3079 EinhPiliK iiowoni Our special Picnic/Beach Pack EKW MY AT 1 PA ^ (OPEN JULY 4 AT 12 3 0 PM ) BI6 4 URNSIDE H ere’s w hat you get! Here’s what you save! p " t : r.! i r i [• S y 1 .TES ■ -III’ * 24 pieces of nutritious, finger lickin' good Your price ^ * ir Kentucky Fried Chicken ENDS T0NI6HT WED., JULY 4 X * 3 pints of saiad, your choice only 2 ‘Dirty Harry", “Klute" BIG 3 A C T S H O W *15 roils Starts Tomorrow HoHday Eve (344 P.U)9|c h Iht Frtc Skaa Am * 12 picnic plates HI),M S DAYS MliHTS - Jimmy Benson is about to learn Save $ 1*75 "Might Just turn out to emulate the runaway success EHOT MY I m aunatn * 12 service kits. Includes napkin, M Anaaaooir ATaMMT a wet nap and fork-spoon of ‘BILLY JACK’. Slambang impact. Deeply involving’.’ « ladiaOeSili ■UpeOaSUi i The trick to long distance . Regular value $13*24 * 1 PJX la 4 P.N. 530 le 10 PM * a lesson in com petitive distributkxi. «~ 4(tinn Thomai. lo t AngGin Ttnm X MhrAHlUa MIVNIUis 2 ,., and to carry everything, a sturdy, reusable » IFJtletPM 5M IlCItliH a Lessons ovary businessman hat to learn. Lessons taught to him by the consumer. party box with built-in handlel Offer good Friday, June 30 through Wednesday, July 4. .iges-only S 3 ^ 5 Q ‘Jimmy Is vulnerable to the consumer the moment he decides to go Into business. Does he have used to be keeping Buford Hide all Ihe ndei the right jiroduol? The right quality? The right price? The right location? H ell toon find out The at many fimet os ‘Th a B u R ” oonaumer wiU tell Mm. And heU better listen, it he wants to stay in btninass and become an asset y o u waht to the community. it ^ ort and sweet. For your convenience we have new, longer weekend hours. ThatV what being In business it all about— responding to the consumer. Meeting peopled con Open Friday, 11 A.M.-11 P.M.; Saturday, 10 A.M.-11 P.M.; Sunday and holidays, 10 A.M .-10 P.M. WtONESDAV NIGHT — JULY 4 , ONLY stantly changing needs. PIREWORKS.DISPLAY You used to get so uptight w atching the clock you * . 4&U 11K)0 P.M. As Indeperxlent businessmen, we believe In competitive distribution. The retail automobile business Is built on f t . 'So Is every business advertised in this newspaper. And because of compe hardly knew what anybody was saying on the phone. ¥r * tition, youll never be forced to buy one brand, at one price, from one store. Competition gives e. In tha Stadium you a choice. The result la greater variety, belter quality, better service. And. would you bellove, But things are different now . Today you can dial X€nftnd(if fK ed A aCP ProdwctioR even lower prieos? I* »»C*a anncaik'i €•*• STOCK CAR plus MCoiaF You call the shots. You, the consumer. Wo wouldnl have ft any olhor way. After, all, we’re con Grandma.in Denver without operator assistance for 501 Farmington A rt., Hartford [n (A c m iIi m ciMrinu) FIGURE 8 RACES sumers, too. just 75c for the first three minutes 2364 Corbin Ave., New Britain (Nur PuUtiu Hi|ii $dmi) ^ 930 New BriUin Aw., West Hartford (M Ebimort HutlMa fan) TUES. & SAT. (low evening rate—5 to 11 pm). llOFarminglonAve., Bristol (Wwioi Bristol f>Uz«.in.$) 300 Biiinsids Aw., East Hartlord(Aerw hornNntui Fort) ‘ Plus STARTING - 8:00 P.M. National Automoble Oealere AssodatioG Dealer* who display this sesl subacrib* OlBMal«HialooHom»Saiiil8aIiawMaMaiaawaariaaaiMSaM>ewW>oWa|liw.OC to the NAOA Cod* ot Busineis Practices. PHOUt 866 Queen Street, Southington (m. lo, k io ii iiom iiy ri) ( j ^ B Street, Hartford (M i in Wnfawfa* *•>•*) ' I C o - H / t Fra* P arkitif a Fra* AUm iitian One h e series pnsaentad B^NJLDA.,thl>newspaper^ind the new car dealers of our community. aWOBBOIIilt I tOUTE 159 a A6AWAM.^MASS D ial it direct and save. srom 307 Middle Turnpike We$t, Manchester (»tt«> iiom Fatkatfi) ^ U H H l V u g l h •• *^ *** ** ^ 1761 Berlin Turnpike, Wethersfield (rt,M .fi«uB W C «c»C riIo======^^ Line Rd„ Wether$field/R«ky Hill(A..«.i™"CH*.) 52L.3.6 -W. N Ai9dVS Oi 6^ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmchester. Conn., Mon.. July 1. iSfli Tolland MAWCHESTEH EVENlNO HERALD. C m ,.. Ito.. J1. r im - P.r., .n ,. MandifBirr Sitruiu^ & ralb . \ Hebron Tax Collector Sets Hours Tax Mailed Founded Oct, 1, 1881 ANNE EMT $100 are due in full during the stamped self-addressed Published by Manchester Publishmg Subscribers who fail to receive their Tac Qrllector Earl H. Beebe the attire year at Windham deputy registrar of voters by (Correspondent month of July. envelope should be enclosed. hours dally from 9 a.m. to 1 Jr. has sent out 9,302 bills to Among Students in American Tel. 228-3971 If the first installment is not p.m. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Technical School. He is a Regirirar Midiael Murray. Mrs. Celio also requested that resident and nonresident Universities and CktUeges.” Mrs. Marian Cello, tax collec paid in full by the end of July,' Mrs. (Cello’s office hours will 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation freshman majoring in carpen , Hiifault is a recent graduate Walk Collection if there are only corrections taxpayers. The amount due the try. 6f St. Anselm’s College where tor, reports that all tax bills on the total tax becomes due as of relative to names or addresses be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 9 Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. Participants in die Tolland 6- a.m. to noon during the month .1 town is more than U million. Deputy Appointed he earned a BA degree in the Oct. 1,1972 Grand List have July 1, 1973. Interest will be that they be made on the bill days and holidays. Entered at the mile walk to benefit American of July to accept payments. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The tax collector will be at Gregory C. Iliifonlt, son of Political Science. He par been mailed and taxes over $loo charged at the rate of % of one when returned to her office for Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se the Town Hall to collect taxes Field Service and the are due and payable in two In- per cent per month from the Member of The Associated Press Democratic Town (kimmittee ticipated in the New Hampuire Penobscot Indians who have not recipt. cond Class Mail Matter. on the following dates; July 5, chairman and minority select campaign apparatus of Ed stallmerits, July 1,1973 and Jan due date. Any questions on assessments Advertisement: 10, 17, 25, 31 from 9 a.m. to 4 turned in money collected may 1, 1974 providing the first in- Mrs. Celio stated that Large Selection of Paperbacks Burl L. Lyons, Publisher man Charles E. Hiifault, has mond Miiskie and was selected take it to the Tolland Savings should be directed to the The Manchester. Publishing Co. p.m.; July 27 from 6 p.m. to 8 stallemnt is paid in full during payments may be made by and magazines at the incom been appointed Democratic to be a member of “ Who’s Who Bank. assessor’s clerk, Mrs. Eula assumes no financial responsibility for p.m.; July 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9 the month of July. Taxes under mail. If a receipt is requested a Berglund who will have office parable Hebron General Store Open Week days 7 a.m. typographical errors appearing in adver a.m. to 1 p.m. Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in On othm- days payment may be made at Beebe’s residence Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. One M onth...... $3.25 on Rho(|m Rd., except Sundays, Display advertising closing hours, or by anwihtment. Single Copy...... 15t ‘three full days prior to publication. The Board of Assessors will By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon be at Town Hall on Tuesdays MONDAY One Year . ; ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 4 Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and p.m. to answer questions regar and Three Months...... i $9.75 Mondav. ding assessments. The assess TUESDAY ment times the 45-mili rate equals the* tax due. ONLY! ‘ * . . 4 ‘ r ty'i All real estate, automobile, July 4th Blast! Sesquicentennial Guest Editorial and personal taxes less than $100 must be paid in one install ment by Aug. 1. Taxes over $100 * *******************^ ************************** may be paid in two installments 24-1/2” Deluxe 16”x16’ in July and January. Health & Beauty Aids! This is the first year that Bar-B-Q Griii Parsons Patio Sesquicentennial separate bills will be made for Q-Tlps170’s Our Stack Tables J 'W h in each automobile owned by a 1.(M Size 2 . ^ 1 * Reg. taxpayer. If each bill under $100 10.49 7.99 Our Lunch Time On The Farm. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) is not paid on or before Aug. 1, Wet Ones Towelettes Reg. Summation Easy 5 position grid ad 4.99 ^ ea it w ill be delinquent and 70PopUpTowell«ttM justments; tapered steel 3.66 ’ 4m Heavy gauge plastic with reported to the Connecticut legs, wide track Motor Vdiicle as required by 6-12 Insect Spray wheels, utility shelf. popular wot look. Great #3400 for colorful touch indoors law. Registrations will not be 7 oz. Can 1.29 Size or out! #7217 Editor’s Note; In this, the last in a issued until taxes are paid in 694 T h ic k " 2 Open Forum full. series of special guest editorials on tradition and pride in its heritage. The Colgate Toothpaste i Cushioned Folding Chair 20 ib. dakburne 19” Colorful New residents who have not community has not only put its best 7 oz. Tub* 1.13 Siza Patio Tables the observance of the ISOth anniver Max Lerner received a tax biil should con- 69® f Charcoal Briquettes foot forward to its neighbors but it has tac the tax collector’s office Our sary of Manchester’s incorporation as Try Harder Pleased And Proud Right Guard Anti-Perspirant Rag. Our regarding taxes thy may have Rag, Reg. a town; Thomas F. Ferguson, also shown its own citizenry that they 8 oz. Can 1.75 8iz* 10.97 7.97 To the editor: To the editor; due. 87®| 1.59 1.691.17 have something of which to be proud. I would like to take this op Comments 1.29 sesquicentennial co-chairman, gives Bennet Junior High School Honors Double tubular aluminum arms, patio legs. Solid color or patterned portunity during the week Everynight Shampoo Corded edge floral cushion. #8504 Easy lighting, long burning. was both pleased and proud to Stephen Wiliiams, son of Mr. tops. Fully assembled — his summation of the week-long event. which has been set aside to 12oz.Bottl*1.98 8iz* ^ Charcoal Lighter Fluid 39« 4qt.. participate in Manchester’s and Mrs. Clifford Williams of 99®« » I no nuts or bolts. #19 #q- honor the heritage of our town, Sesquicentennial Parade with The Big Two Kozley Rd., achieved honors for to try to preserve this heritage both its band and its float. Coppertone Oil Spray 6oz.Can2.398lz* The youth of the community have for others to enjoy. At present Our float would not havdbeen 1.49 we are residents of a very nice possible without the generous shown their elders that they too have Coppertone Foam Four years have gone by since the town. We have thus far contributions of a number of NEW YORK - What did the Brezhnev sununit was an the nationalist version of 5 oz. Can 2.39 8iz* a pride in their heritage, and the managed to preserve some of public spirited firms. At this Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev oasis between two desert socialism within a sister state Tolland day that Town Manager Robert B. the New England quaintness 1.49 For Fun . . . } elders have shown the young people time we wish to extend our get from Mr. Nixon? A: Trade stretches, swept by the divo'ges from the Soviet ver Solarcaine Foam Weiss asked Edson Bailey and myself which was so dominant thanks and appreciation to the terms, credits, investments, sandstorms of the Senate sion. to sit down and discuss with him the that they are willing to listen to their throughout the history to which following: Ernest Reed, Inc., global prestige. testimony. The negotiations It is a r^lme iriilch hu kq>t 5oz.Can In The Sun! } we have been exposed these last Middle School 1.59 ideas and to welcome their W.G. Glehney Co., W.H. Q: \ ^ t £ d Mr. Nixon get with the heads of dommunist Alexander Solzhenitsyn in a M o t o r oii planning of a celebration for few weeks in spite of our rapid England Lumber Co., and from Brezhnev? empires, as head of the state of siege, has sent the loBif suggestions. ' ^ . ly Increasing size. It is of ut Honor Roll Toy Specials! Manchester’s 150th birthday. At that Pioneer Systems, Inc. A: Legitimacy. American empire, show Mrs. Brodskys, and Andrei Amalriks r Junior Sw im M ask most importance that the older time, Sesquicentennial was only an We have shown our honored Credit must also be extended The above question-and- Nixon off at his best, just as the and others off to penal colonies, VIVIAN KENNESON Popular C Feathered edge, tight seal. 5 persons maintain the pride and to Mr. Harold Larson of the 9-1/2” Play Ball Quaker State visitors, Alderman and Mrs. Kenneth answer bit oversimplifies the stream of revelations in the has sent other diinenters to in Correspondent ^ Shatterproof lens. #7290. Reg. 1.99 1.57 * obscure word describing a date in the the younger persons develop the Bennet Art Departmeht for his summit, yet I stand by. it. press and on TV shows him at sane asylunu. It is the regime Tel. 87547(M ' Our Rag. 77* Pendant Watches or Pennzoil distant future. Collis, Lord Mayor and Lady pride which will be necessary to leadership in the design and Brezhnev’s needs were his worst. To survive his image which imposed the bated Wide Angle Oval Sw im M ask keep this a pleasant town. Our 10W30 Motor Oil Mayoress of Manchester, England, construction of the float and to primarily economic, but he also as a low-level intriguer, his im “education tax” to cripple Vene W. Harding, principal of Play Doh by Kenner Reg.' Safety glass lens, adjustable J The obscure word has become A broken window will only Mrs. Bernice Maher and Miss wanted an American visit for age as high-level negotiator will Jewish emigration, and moved Our Rag. 69* 9.99 head strap. #6909. Reg. 4.99 Our and Leslie Boardman, assistant town have to be replaced, a dis the Tolland Middle School, has 3.881 ^ LlmH familiar and the date has now moved Isabelle Regan for their work prestige before he left for have to stay sharply etched in away from it only under Reg. 10 qlt. p*f carded beer can will only have annohneed the honor roll for the Charming styles with matching , clerk of that city, a genuine and warm with costuming. France and resumes his wooing people’s minds. worldwide pressure. Machine Giin Water Gun neck chains. Large, easily read Expanded Hexagonal Swim Mask ^ ^ ? 64* qt qt. cuatomw to the past. We who have been in to be picked up, and tire marks fourth quarter. To be placed on Sincerely, of Europe. But Mr. Nixon’s What makes Brezhnev’s help One may argue that some of the. honor roll a student must Rag. 66* . dials. 1 year guarantee. Deep dive high pressure innerseal All weather formulas! Both are volved with the planning and opera welcome which they have said they through a park will only have to #6915. Reg. 4.99 100*/o Pennsylvania oil. Allan L. Cone, need for legitimacy, especially ironic is Brezhnev’s own in this — if not much — has have a “ B” or better in all American Flag Charms 3aOO i tion of the event have naturally asked will never forget. be reseeded, so what is the use. principal, before the John Deaii volvement in the deviltries changed, and that O^zhnev major subjects and no mark in starling .. a q 14K Quaker State Outboard These acts of carelessness and Bennet Junior High testimony, was more Arcadia Snorkle ourselves along the way whether the Our doctors, lawyers, merchant characteristic of his Soviet (like Mr. Nixra) has the rijght any subject below a “ C” Picnic Needs! Silvar 1 .9 9 QoM 5.99 I Motor Oil Our Reg. 69* 57®qt. vandalism will not remain to be desperate. Brezhnev gave it to regime. Watching him as he to retreat from his earlier Comfort contoured rubber mouthpiece. chiefs, industrialists and, most import’ 44901 Reg. 99* V effort would be worthwhile — would a part of the town’s heritage. him and carried off the feat disported his etallience and positions. I, for one, not only 87®1 Why not divert the money from 28 Pc. Plastic the town and its citizens benefit. tantly, our man on the street have with great virtuosity and no bo^omme before applauding welcome but cheer every dis i Rubber Sw im Fins these maintenance progranu *Thanks* afterthoughts. audiences, one had to keep shown a hospitality and willingness to cernible change. But the Dinnerware Set ^ Durable floating rubber. Children From the perspective of the very re into beautification programs? Surely it is one of the extreqie recalling what kind of regime changes must be signalized by Grads 7 cooperate with the aims of our obser Let us realize that it is our town Dear sir: Heidi Foster Colorful aarvlce for 4. ^ sizes 2-5, adults 6-10. Reg. 4.99 2.97 ? cent past, I will attempt my evalua ironies of history that the head ' ‘ this man has headed. deeds and not words alone. A 100 per store, no rain checks. and we really do have a town Just have to pay “ thanks’’ to of a C!onununist regime should Michael Duguay tion. vation that has been truly heartwar all those who gave us such a It is the regime whose tanks lifting of restrictions on Bruce Johnson r Buoyant Boat Cushions worth being proud of. If we try lend legitimacy to &e head of a crushed the Czech efforts to emigration, a less repressive Nancy Zlotsiw Nestea Iced Tea M ix Firstly, Manchester has benefited ming to the committee. a little harder, maybe our kids memorable eveniqg with the democratic one and make it Gregory Slmlnoff ^ Vinyl leatherette, kapok filled. #201L coast Guard apprv. 3.99$ Pcaiorming Arts. From begin build “ socialism with a human i>olicy toward intellectuals, a John Oldender 8ugar/lamon flavored, just add water. On Saturday evening, at the very can be proud of it too. more credible for him to Wayne McLaughlin from the production of a very fine new ning to end it was a delight. race.’’ We had almost forgotten reasonableness in the European Pkg.of10. Reg. 99* •K Life Vests Med. Douglas Welch govern. that Brezhnev gave his name to Norman Kabrick L end of our week of celebration, Bailey security conference, a Janice Sliver history of the community which has 165 W. Center St. Marjorie Glenney Yet that is what happened. ^ Bright orange, kapok filled; adjustable. Adults 3.39 Rt. 44A the “ Brezhnev doctrine,’’ wiliingness to break the logjam - Karen Walls Mix and Match Marshmallows been paipstakingly reseairched and in summed the whole thing up for me Manchester From the viewpoint of Mr. Steven Busel which asserts the right of the on further SALT agreements— Cathy Lewie Whit*, pastalaor charry. ¥ Air Mattress Coventry Nixon’s survival as President, General Electric Kodak Pocket 30 terestingly presented by a competent when he said his Yankee accent, Soviet Union to intervene when these would be authentic Janet Maeomber Frash and softi R*^4/99* ¥ Stars/stripes design.# 7856, Reg. 1.59 signals of change. Cath^cLeod Alarm Clock 1.27} Instamatic Outfit historian. Dr. William E. Buckley. “ Tom, by golly, this thing has unified Danny Martin Impressive The Big Two in today’s power Michelle Ahvood Planters Dry ¥ 4 Player Badminton Set the whole darned community.’’ Eltke Dammon This work of scholarship, done in To the editor: ' world — M^. Nixon Leonid ¥ Complete set for 4 in carry case. Our Catherine Laohr Roasted Peanuts Rag. My co-chairman, Town Clerk The June 23 Special Brezhnev — both pride Mary Bettt Caron #10042. Reg. 3.99 3.27 J cooperation with Manchester (im No oil or sugar. Vacuum packed 39.87 Sesquicentennial Edition and themselves on being realists. If Nancy Boyden 33®® Edward J. Tomkiel, and the entire Suaan Marqula for freahnasa.* Rag. 89* 2.27 ¥ Famous Makers Tennis Balls munity College, has been needed for ,their realism has led them the Main Street stage review of Capital Fare K a % Zabllanaky Electric eye for perfect exposurel Easily read dial and hands. Sweep Can many years. committee wish me to thank the com closer to eadi other and to Judith Jendru^ ^ Spalding, Wilson, Dunlop, Slazenger. Beautiful results 'in big 3-1/2x4- 150 years of Silk Qty history Kidde So d a Fountain Syphon second hand, alarm set hand. Neat w For Indoor/outdoor courts. 0 ( 3 was most impressive in my world peace, then aU to the Annetle Jeeania 1.971 1/2 inch pictures! In addition, Manchester has been munity for its great effort and its Andrew Tally Robin HJame Qt. aize, lever type. Gold finiah and compact.# 7369 mind, especially after being a good, ^ t it is hard to find in Terry Richards aluminum 36. R ^ . 12.88 ^ Open Throat Tennis Racket given tremendous exposure through ^ willing cooperation, and to say — Has former reporter for The ‘^either of them the quality one Alan williams " * - Multi-laminated construction, fibre glass rein- finds on the West German James Parruedo the news media as a community with it been worth it? You bet it has! Manchester Evening Herald Dominic Palumbo Kidde Soda King Chargers Caldor forced, Nylon strung, leather grip. #22577.12 chancellOT, Willy Brandt, who Sara Tweet per^store. No rain checks. Reg. 21.49 during the early 1060s when I French Take Scornful View 8aH and sugar fra*. Fits Alkyd 16.44| has far lesTof a power base but David Owen had the opportunity to delve Jill Harding all syphons. 10. R*g.1Jt9 Floor Paint into historical facts for several has shown a moral sensitivity TsdWisnIaskI . WASHINGTON - Except This 'ds harmless nonsense, that sets him apart from the Mark Polkey Ant & Roach Killer Black Flag Hufty 26” 3 Speed feature stories on the As for the Nixon menu being Robin Taoey 7 7 Manchester Police Depart !^ien we’re winning their wars but it is nonsense. French food written in what the French call others. Karen Dumeer Contains baygon for fast killing “That Thing’s Running for them (which used to seem and wines generally are This is doubtless why young Anne Furey action. 11 oz. Rag. 79* ) GAL. Lightweight}- ment, Fire Departments from "Franglais,’’ the Paris Andrew Marqula About Five Months Slow!” both 4^orth and South almost annually) Americans excellent and often the best to newspapers are hardly in a Europeans are moved by Heidi Kunzil RAMT Use on wood or Manchester, and the Case don’t get much change from the found in the world. But I position to cast the first shme. Brandt, while neither the Rus Bill LaBarga W asp & Hornet Killer eiack Flag concrete; no thin Bicycle $ Mary Blen Mahoney ning, just roll on. Brothers business ventures in n J U L 2 PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cwui., Mon., July 2,1973 College Notes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July 2.1973— PAGE NINE i i To make a salad to go with Thomas J. Sapienza, son of cold cuts, drain canned kidney Schindler* Sturm Mr. and Mrs. Rosario T. beans. To the beans add diced The Baby Has Sapeinza of 39 Maple St., has celery, minced onion and Danahy-Sault been named to the dean’s list c h o p ^ sweet pickles; dress for the spring semester at the with mayonnaise and garnish Engagements School of Business Administra with hard-cooked egp. B een Nam ed tion, University of Connecticut, Sjorrs. Paula L. Cyr, daughter of Mr . Bushey^Keithan 01son*Vennart Sherry, George Edward III, son of George Jr. and Jude and Mrs. Paul N. of 69 Haberg Sherry of Virginia Lane, Tolland. He was bom June 22 at Tracy Dr., has been named to Manchester Memorial Hospital. His' maternal grandparents are the dean’s list at Drew Univer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagberg of Auburn, Mass. His paternal grand sity, Madison, N.J. She will parents are Mr. and Mrs. Goerge Sherry Sr. of Aubup, Mass. His spend her junior year studying maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Hagberg in Strasbourg, France. of Auburn, A^ss. He has two sisters, Beth, 6; and Kate, 5. LaPoli, Robert Alton, son of Robert and 'Swzanne Cowles LaPolt of New Britain. He was bom June 23 at Manchester Lauren Allison, daughter of m MWMw. Wca‘tamk,tngrm ' Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cmdr. and Mrs. George E. IMMok. AwflsbIeJa n m r RStfRO-, Alton Cowles of 363 Keeney St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Allison of 65 Montclair Dr., has _ ^cokn. JttttcaUniWfwabR' m been named to the dean’s list .lM.teaMoiiiKyoar«faidowsMd : and Mrs. Robert LaPolt of 34 Robert Rd. ^h^yee a frtt cMteirtt lir m w | for the past two academic years Iger, Russell Morris, son of Dr. Howard G. and SueBeth at Hartford College for Women. Slocum Iger of 25 Richard Rd. Efe was bom June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Miss Joan Dzielinski, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Slocum of Galveston, Tex. His paternal daughter of Mr. and Mrs. grandmother is Mrs. Jessie Iger of Jamaica, N.Y. He has a ^'Stephen Dzielinski of 3 Alice sister, Andrea Susan, 2. Dr., recently qualified as a teacher in the science oif C.A. JOHNSONI daughter of Richard A. and Cheryl Zilinskas, Christine Anne, creative intelligence and its Starkweather Zilinskas of Dockerel Rd., Tolland. She was bom P A IN TC O . i applied aspect transcendental JM.MAIN. MANORBRBI June 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand meditation at Maharishi Inter parents are Mr, and Mrs. Robert Starkweateher of 39 Joseph St. national University, LaAntilla, Naitlff photo Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony of Spain. She is a student at the 399 Oakland St. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Donald University of Connecticut, McKenzie of East Hartford. She has a brother, Matthew Richard. Scouts Are Honored 1V4. where she is mdjoring in sociology. The Parvuli Dei Medal was presented to 15 Manchester Palmer Photo Van Allen, Jennifer Rae, daughter of Charles and IMnn Cub Scouts at the recent Archdiocesan Boy Scout Rally at Humphrey Van Allen of 223 Keeney St.' She was bom June 22 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hartford. The recipients, Mrs. Robert J. Danahy Andreo Loren Jr., son of Afr. kneeling from left to right, are Kevin Theodore, Neal ; . r 'S j Manchester Memorial Hospital. She has a brother, Charles Jr., 7; and Airs. Andreo Loren, of 382 2 and two sisters, Anita, 14, and Laura, 10. DeSimone, Robert Sawyer, Cary Cyr, Russell Kuczynski jl A w ^ v Bush Hill Rd., was named to B L / Miss Marsha Ann Sault of and John Spaulding, Top row, Patrick Derby, George Allan Sault of Manchester, the the dean’s list for the spring Manchester arid Robert Jewell Sedlak, Nell Wayne Jr., son of Neil W. Sr. and Natalie Derby LeBlanc, Kenneth Caron, Norman Hebert, Steven bride’s brother; and Ricky Lar semester at Boston College, Danahy, also of Manchester, son of Manchester. Sedlak of Staffordville. He was bora June 22 at Manchester Chestnut Hill, Alass. He is in his Richloff, David McGann, and Daniel Tuttle. Absent when Mrs. Richard A. Schindler were united in marriage May 4 Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Rto. freshman year and is majoring the photo was taken were Thomas Reilly and Michael Puz- at South United Methodist Jeffrey A. Sault of John Derby of 12 Vernon St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. in business. His brother, zo. Frank DeSimone of 66 Walnut St, conducted weekly in Miss Virginia Anne Sturm of with floral braid and green Chdreh, Manchester. Manchester, the bride’s and Mrs. John Sedlak of Stafford Springs. He has a brother, Gor Alichael, has also been named struction classes at St. James Church for the cubs. The bride is the daughter of nephew, was ring bearer. don; and a sister, Melissa. Old Brookville, L.I., N.Y. and velvet ribbon. She wore a to the dean’s list for the spring Richard Allen Schindler of yellow picture hat with Mr. and Mrs. aifford J. Sault semester at the University of Ellington were united in streamers and carried a basket of 60 Phelps Rd. The A reception was held at the Taylor, Rebecca Lynn, daughter of James K. and Diane M. Hartford where he is a marriage May 12 at Our Savior bridegroom is the son of Mr. Elks CTub in East Hartford. For Sheehan 'Taylor of 89 Grove St., Rockville. She was bom June 20 of yellow and white daisies with freshman. He is also majoring Lutheran Church in Glen Head, a white bow. and Mrs. William R. Danahy of traveling to Nova Scotia, Mrs. at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 56 Ridgewood St. Danahy wore a red, white and in business. Jaly<3 N.Y. Miss Frances O’Neill of Glen Afr. and Mrs. David Gray of Laurel Ridge Rd., Tolland. Her blue plaid pantsuit with navy The bride is the daughter of Head, N.Y.; Miss Patricia Cun- The Rev. Dr. George W. paternal grandmother is Airs. Stella Taylor of Glastonbury. Webb of South United accessories. ooj\it\f/or hif, r^d fX-Mr. and Mrs, Rudolpf E. Sturm diff of Havertown, Pa., and of Old Brookville, L.I., N.Y. Methodist Church officiated at Mueller, Donna Jean, daughter of Louis and Lorraine Satryb the N^lianr>( P2klk)or\^. Miss Ann Leuthner of Ir The couple will reside in The bridegroom is the son of vington, N.Y., cousin of the Carrivwa Photo the double-ring candlelight ser Mueller of 10 Becker PL, Rockville. She was bom June 25 at Gerrick Photo vice. The altar was decorated Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. bride, were bridesmaids. Rockville General Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. * with a gardenia centerpiece. Schindler of 80 Hopkins Rd., Their gowns and hats Mrs. Bradley D. Bushey Mrs. Danahy, a 1970 graduate and Airs. Louis Mueller of Second Ave., Rockville. She has two Ellington. Mrs. John L. Olson The bride, given in marriage brothers, Peter and Paul. wi|l\^oar k|;lp matched those of the honor of Manchester High School, is The Rev. Maury Drum of Our by her father, wore a sown Girl Scout attendant’s and they carried made by her maid of honor, employed at Watkins Brothers, Savior Lutheran Church of baskets of yellow daisies and a St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Stapleton of Wallingford were Miu Marsha Ann Vennart of - Switzer, also of Brattleboro. Beland, Benjamin Roger, son of Normand and Frances Rud- i which was fashioned princess Inc., Manchester. Mr. Danahy ficiated at the double-ring yellow bow. In Wallingford was the scene bridesmaida. They wore tUk Manchester and John L. Olaon Steven Lathrop of nicki Beland of 125 Pine Tree Lane, South Windsor. He.was bora News June 2 of the marriage of M iu style with bishop sleeves and is a 1962 graduate of oiv (NlN will / ceremony. Dan Locklair was Stephen W. Schindler of crepe multi-colored floral of Brattleboro, Vt. were united Manchester was ringbearer. June 25 at Alanchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand Harriet M. Keithan of lace cuffs with bib. The Manchester High School. He organist and D w i^t Ifyer per E llin^n was his brother’s best gowns with matching jadeets. In marriage June 9 at South A reception was held at the mother is Airs. Pauline Rudnicki of Bangor, Maine. He has a f o r \ d . i- Yalesville and Bradley D. polyester satin gown was styled served In the U. S. Amry and is brother, Allen, 1%; and three sisters, Gina, 7, Angie, 6, and Don formed a violin solo. The man. Ushers were Robert A. The maid of honor wore a white United Methodist Church, Elks Club In Eaat Hartford, now employed by the Southern STAR OAXElC* church was' decorated with Bushey of Manchester. picture hat with purple ribbons Mandiester. after which the couple left on a with a mandarin collar. She J na, 5. Junior Girl Scout Troop 626 -By CLAY R. POLLAN Sturm of Silver Spring,> Md., New England Telephone Co. ARIES white and yellow and the bridesmaids wore white The bride is the dau^ter of motor trip to Virginia Beach. wore a floral headpiece with a recently conducted a Court of MAR. 21 Your Daily Activity Guidt ■ brother of the bride; Mcfaerd The bride Is the d au ^ ter of flngertip-lqngth veil. She chrysanthemums and gladiolas. picture hats with pink ribbons. Mr. and Mra. Elmer O. Vennart They will reside in Putney, Vt. Salo, Andrew Paul, son of Kenneth P. and Anna Bielski Salo oF \Awards at its meeting at 'S '^XRR. 0 According to th e Stars. Baron of Rockville; and Neal J. M r.. and Mrs. Howard J. carried a nosegay of white car The bride, given in marriage They all carried fireside of 37 Cornell St. The Mrs. Olson received her BS Enfield. He was bom June 25 at Alanchester Memorial Hospital. qddell School. 9-14-23-35 To develop message for Tuesday, Smatresk, of Kounore, N.Y. Keithan of Yalesville. The nations, daisies, sweetheart His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Paul Bielski Jr. of 29 Benton 'j5 5 -5 6 ^(m read words corresporxiing to numbers 11-17-25-33^ by her father, wore a princess A reception was held at the baskets of mixed summer bridegroom la the son of Mr. degree (magna cum laude) In to sw IL bridegroom Is the son of Mr. roses and baby’s breath. Rweiving awards were j f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. style gown of ivory. Chantilly flowers. and Mrs. F. T. Olson of nursing from the University of St. His paternal grandparents are Air. and Mrs. Paul Salo of 85 SCORPIO House of McLouglilin, Roslyn, and Mrs. Durward Bushey of Melaine DeMers, Sign of the ARR. 20 1 Hidden 3) Unusual 61 To Brattleboro, Vt. Vermont in 1973. She will work Miss . Virginia Maloney of Strickland St. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Aini Salo 2 You ocr. 23 lace trimmed with satin. Her N.Y., after w hi^ the couple 148 Maple St. Earl Buahey of Manchester, Arrow, S ip of the Star and five ( MAT 20 32 Finances 62 So The Rev. Robert Eldridge of at Brattleboro Memorial Manchester was maid of honor. Edie Adams of 226 New State Rd. 3 Especially 33 Know 63 In NOY. 21 three-tiered veil fell from a left for Williamsburg, Va. Ttey the bridegroom’s brother, was badges; Megan Tierney, S ip of , 8-19-22-2J 4 Unexpected 34 Loving She wore a cotton voile gown in 64 Be lace and pearl tiara. She will reside in Rockville. The Rev. Leonard H. FUsher South Methodist (3iurch per Hospital, Brattleboro, Vt. CUT & CURL the Arrow, S ip of the Star, and /67-77-86-90 5 Events 35 Go 65 Frustrotion 24-34-39-41/?. best nuui. Ushers were Mark kfr. Olson received his BS violet-blue print, a violet bow 11 ■6 Upheovals officiated. The altar was formed the candlelight aervice BEAUTY SALON GEMINI 36 Keep 66 Xeopot 43-70-74 carried white roses and ' Both Mr. and Mrs. Schindler Kravonka of Manchester and two badges; Julie DeNigris, 7 Fine 37 Consider degree in 1972 from the Univer headpiece and accessories. She 67 Especially SAGITTARIUS stephanotis. received BA degrees from Get- decorated with bouquets of and the double-ring ceremony. 393 Broad Street '^ MAT 21 8 Insist 38 Tempests 66 Sudden Robert H. Keithan of carried a spring bouquet of car College Graduates S ip of the Arrow and S ip of 9 Good NOK. 22 J chrysanthemums. Duncan Mra. Wendy Jarrett was soloist. sity of Vermont. He is self- ({•'r'jUHC 20 39 Heort 69 In Miss Dorothy Ellen Sturm tysbury College in 1972. Mrs. Y ales^e, the bride’s brother. nations and daisies in white, Calerinri to Wedding the Star; Lisa Brown, S ip of iOGoin 40 Is 70 And DfC.*2» g was her twin sister’s maid of Schindler is a substitute Phyfe was organist. The bride, given in marriage employed at Stretch and Sew the Arrow and two badges. il2-27-29-52 11 Be -41 Inspires 71 Reforms Fabric Center In Brattleboro, blue and violet. P.iiiivs with Early 12 Stote 42 In 6-18-21.38I honor. She wore an Empire- by her father, wore a gown of o12-59-82-87 72 Under teacher. Mr. Schindler is The bride, given in marriage Bridesmaids were Miss San Momiinj Appointments 13 Could 42.5066 \ Vt. CANCEk 43 Confidence 73 Lozy style gown of yellow A reception was held at the white u ta peau with Emplra U O o y 44 ^re associated with W. G. Glenney by her father, wore a princeu dra DePlante of Exeter, Pa. 6-19-2517 Also, Joselp Woods, seven m e 74 Couroge CARRICORN VFW Home in YolesvlUe after waist and h l^ Victorian collar, 21 15 Confidence 45 Emotionol 75 Hectic mousseline de sole trimmed in Ellington. and Miss Joyce Maloney of badges; Lisa Zatkowski, five 16 Bring Dec. style gown of white organza. which the couple left for fashioned with full Bishop iJU Lt 22 46 Explosions 76 You're Manchester. Their gowns badges; Annette Packard, four 17 Sure 47 New 77 In JAN. made with a h i^ collar and Florida. They will reside In sleevu, fitted cuffs, utln inut 2-10-15-2C 18 M ay 48 Good 78 Control J- 7-26-32^ accented with venlse lace and 'matched that of the -honor badges; Lynn Haberem and )9 0 n 49 Good Meriden. on bodice and wide u tln hem. L i^44^oa3aii 79 Events 37-47-71 Vd attendant. They wore blue Kelly Carney, two badges each; 20 And 50 A 80 Money seed pearls and a chapel-length The gown was trimmed In LEO 21 Be AQUARIUS I Helfrick | headpieces and accessories and Alary Beth Correia, Alary Jane JULY 23 51 What 61 Signing train. Her fingertip-length veil Mrs. Bushey attended Oda M. venise lace and appliques. She 22 Factual 52 Do 62 Reosonoble JAN. 20 Day Camp Site Changed Wilcox Sdwol of Nuraing of carried spring bouquets of Major, Lori Nadeau, Tracy ^AUG. 22 23 To 53 Your 83 Added fell from a Camelot cap wore a chapel-len^ mantilla 24 A 54 Doy eei. II, I Re-Elected I white, blue and violet car -■ X 4 - 5-13-li6 64 Couroge SINGER J _ trimmed in seed pearls. She M i^esex Manorial Hoqtital, edged In floral venlu lace. Williams, Tracy DeU’Angela, 25 You 55 AKeod 85 Projects 1-48-____ _ Because of construction which will allow the children to % nations and daisies. ^1-49-57 26 For 56 On carried pink roseS and white Middletown. Mr. Bushey M iu Karoi Lynn Vennart of GLOBE Nancy Johnson, Lisa St. Pierre, 86 Legol 68-75-79-8^ LeanBugCenterfor delays at the South United enjoy more treats. Dr. Francis Helfrick was VIRGO 27 Desires 57 Fortune 87 Monner carnations. attended Manchester Com Miss Jill Laliberte of Patty Gronda, and Virginia PISCES The Rev. Robert Eldridge, Atlanta, Ga., sister of the bride, AUG. 22 28 Information 58 Fortune 88 Today Methodist Giurch, the site of Miss Elizabeth Ives of munity CoUcf e and the Univer recently re-elected president of Manchester was flower girl. Travel Service Dubaldo, one badge each. 29 But 59 And 89 Indicated «l. IP EariyClidhood was maid of honor. seer. 30 This the Manchester Interfaith Day executive director, announces the Manchester Civic Orchestra She wore a dotted Swiss ,22 60 Given 90 Areo Yalesville was maid of honor. sity of (fonnectient. He is a Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wendy 555 MAIN STREET I MAR. 20' Education Camp has been changed to the that both adult and teenage and Chorale for the 1973-74 lavender dress fashioned with j\36-45-46-59 7/3 30-10-53-54 Miss Barbara J. Wlnchell of member' of the Connecticut Jarrett of Masena, N.Y.; Miu The troop finished its season '65-72-78 i^(^Good (^Adverse ^Neu^ral Concordia Lutheran Church, volunteers are still needed. The season. long sleeves and white rash. 643-2165 61-64-73 Yalesville and Miss Laureen Army National (Tuard. Elizabeth Gagliardl of North with a pajama party for the through the generosity of its following staff positions have Robert Gordon was elected She carried a basket of pastel Adams, M au.; and Mrs. Laurie girls and a cookout for the board mjembers. been filled: Clint Greene, camp vice president. carnations and daisies. I Authorized agent in Manchester mothers at the home of Airs. May of BratUeboro, Vt., the ' for ail Airlines. Railroads and To be held the last two weeks director; Mrs. Edward Goss, Other officers re-elected Robert CaiV of Manchester Steamship Lines. Alice Brown of 28 Trumbull M^CHESTER E V ^ G H E R ^P J f a n c h g ^ Mon.. July 2. 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN Police Seek Manchetur', isoth Cambodian War Father Charboneau Kennedy Joined Celebration Obituaries WE APOLOGIZEI (Continued from Page One) The Everett Llveaey’s (he’s Waaraa Ordained in Rente •rry that t t m a n no appobitiiMiit at thiol president of the Savtep Bank Despite last week’s incle Parkade Bakery and Dr, and maximum potential.’ ’ He Susan Oakes, Susan Patten and and that t George A. Moore John W. MacDowell fon caftan splashed with a of Manchester) hosted a smaU ment weather. Camp Kouiedy w ar* unabla to car* for your doggiaa.. M a n A f t e r Halt Bill Signed Bfrs. W.T. Moyer, and soda by added, “ Volunteers will be Teri Warner. I potlant a______call for an a p p o in t m i^ ^ t e ^ George A. Moore, 79, of Fort floral print; Mrs. George party for Mr. lita. R ic h ^ A Bfanchester priest was inanaged to have its birthday COVENTRY John W. the Cap’n Cork Paduge Store. released if additional campers avallabla during ttia oaeond Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of Lawreiice lotting coollna navy among 16 men ordidned by the party — honoring Manchester ----•WWWM of JllIVu MacDowell, 69, formerly of Olnisted, Mr. and Mrs. William Other recent donations were: do not attend.” Maan white atay Inakte and try to koap cool New Britain, died Saturday at and t^te'^ dotted Swiss gown Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Most Rev. James A. Hickey, on its Sesqdcentennial. till Grant Hill Rd., died this mor $50 to the Patch Fund from Simultaneously, he an BRING YOUR you the Essex Towers Hospital in G u n B a ttle and Mrs. Paul Willhide wearing Thomas'Matrick. SAN CLEBfENTE, Calif. (AP) — President Nixon has rector of the Pontifical North The [iarty was moved indoors Lovt from ning at Manchester Memorial Mrs. Richard Coughlin of nounced the appointment of 8 Fort Lauderdale. He was the a sleeveless pale green and Dining at the Hartford Gub signed l^islation to halt aU U.S. military action in In Amj^rican College, in — into the Teen Center, off Donna, Cathy, Karon, Sandy, Su$U A Mm Tool Hospital. Coventry, and a b a r b ie grill additional volunteer WELFARE-UNION husband of the late Antoinette white Treveria knit gown. dochina by Aug. 15. ceremonies held today in St. Garden Grove Rd. Special Bom Aug. 30,1903, in Wilkes , DAVE KNAPP the man fired at him and fled prior to the ball as guests of Mr. from the 8th District Fire counselors, bringing to 94 the OR ^ * * " 4 N Aiawri I w clillia • $titi Uemte Henn Moore of New Britain, Town Manager and Mrs. Peter’s Basilica, Rome. He is guests were Lord Mayor Barre, .Pa., he had lived in towards the woods, located and BIrs. 'R ich aid Rothwell He served notice he will seek new war-making powers if Department. The department’s total accepted to date. The a,A.id. to4 p!Sr^ and later of Maiy Beach Moore (Herald Reporter) Robert Weiss enjoyed the the Rev. William R. Char- Kenneth CoUis and the lady* Hartford before moving to the between Hackmatadr St. and I- (he’s vice president of the he thinks.they are ne^ed to win an Indochina peace. Smokey the Bear visited the campers total about 35. INSURANCE of Fort Lauderdale. Manchester-Coventry area A. gun battle took place 84. merriment (she in a black and Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.) bonneau of the Archdiocese of mayoress of Manchester, SUDS AND SCISSORS SHOPPE between a Manchester police In signing the compromise Hartford. camp when the grill Was Survivors, besides his wife, about ten years ago. Daley then returned fire, white dotted halter gown) as were BIr. and Bfrs. Rotert England, Mayor John Thomp delivered. The eight latest volunteer PRESCRIPTIONS officer and a suspected burglar measure on Sunday, the Presi major confrratation that could are a ion, a brother, two grand Survivors are a daughter, empting his service revover. they joined the crowd on the Nelson, BIr. and Bfrs. Noel Father (3iarbonneau, son of son and Rec Director Mel Camp Director David Moyer counselors, all from 10 POST RD. PLAZA - RT. 80 . Sunday on Hackmtack St. dance floor. dent said: have tied the federal govern sons, and several cousins of the Mrs. Albert Barton of A^over Daley stated that the man Belcourt, Bfr. and Bfrs. William Bfr. and Mrs. William R. Char- Siebold. said today that about 10 ad Manchester, are: Bev Brooks, VCRNON Manchester area. The policeman. Patrolman ' “ The last remaining element ment in knots for lack of bonneau of 36 Goodwin St., was PINE PHARMACY and a sister, Mrs. Elias F. Clay {mpeared to have been hit in the Other Manchesterites who Cavanaugh, and Bfr. and Bfrs. Birthday cakes were donated ditional campers are needed “ if Lisa Pliska, Nancy Sieffert, William Daley, was called to 73 of the peace in Southeast Asia is money. born July 28, 1948 in Norwidi. 664 C4NUR STREET Ttl, 875-7624 Funeral services will be of Manchester, and three shoulder because he “ flinched” joined in the celebration of Peter Stome. by Bfrs. Joseph Kopman of the the camp is to function at Laura Nadeau, Charles Nead, Haclunatack St. at 11:11 a.m. a s ta b le C am bodian The President had vetoed on Thursday at 2 p.m. at the grandchildren. as if with the impact of a bullet. their town’s 150th celf^ation Bfr. and Bfrs. Paul Willhide He is a graduate of St. James oh a report of a possible break settlement.... I will continue to Thursday an identical Porter Funeral Home, 19 Court Funeral services will be The suspect disappeared into were Mr. and Mra. Charles (she’s also a member of the School, and was in the first take the. responsible action A ll St., New Britain. Burial will be Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the and entry in progress. Upon Agnew with Mrs. Agnew in a committee) had Bfr. and Bin.' supplemental appropriation graduating class of East the woods and Daley gave up necessary to win that peace. that would have cut off all Heinz in Fairview Cemetery, New Holmes Funeral Home, 400 a^ving, Daley went to the rear pursuit. white eyelet gown; Mrs. Henry Hayden Griswold Jr., Mr. and Catholic High School. Stop&Shop StoptShop Weldiade Britain. of the house, where he spotted a Should further actions be military funds for Indodiina Stores CtoMd Main St., with the Rev. Wayne Several other cruisers were Berdat (wearing a white Bfrs. Walter Fuss, Bfr. and Bfrs. He began his studies for the white male, approximately 20 re^piired to that end later in the immediately. The House Wednesday, Friends may call at the Kendall of the South Unit^ called to aid in the search, but brocade A-line sheath) and her Richard Blartin and Bfr. and priesthood at St. Thomas Ketchup years old, medium build, year> I shall request the sustained the veto, but Nixon Mustard Grape Drink funeral home Thursday from Methodist Church officiating. results of a dieck of the area husband; Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Bfrs. Harry Rheinhorn as their Seminary, Bloom field, and Congreisf to help us achieve our supporters lariied the votes to noon until the time ‘of the ser Burial will be in the Stonington shoulder-length brown hair, were negative. Korn (ste attired in aqua silk guests. received his BA degree in vice. wearing a blue work shirt and objectives.” block further cut-off philosophy from St. John’s Cemetery, Stonington. Entry was gained in the break Shantung halter gown); Mrs. Still another party was hosted blue jeans, running out the back Wesley BUnce in a green sheath The first law aimed directly amendments. Seminary, Brighton, Bfass. He There are no calling hours. through a broken window, by the Clifford Trrats as they 26 oz door. with mandarin neddine and at ending U.S. combat activity For the first time in the eight continued his studies at the Rev. William R. Char- 4 6 o t V police said, and that it is not ^ their guests prepared to Bottle Jar The man spotted Daley and Mr. Bunce sporting a vriiite in Indochina reached Nixon’s years of America’s combat role North American College, and bonneau Can Quart Jar known at this time if anything join the ball festivities. Kith thli coupon Mrs. Gene R. Snyder pointed “ what appeared to be a desk in thb form of in Southeast Asia, antiwar received his BST degree from was taken in the burglary or if a brocade dinner jadiirt. Lord Mayor and Lady •ndatSpuniuM VERNON — Mrs. Druscilla Chester B. Funkhouser gun’ ’ at him. TTie man then amendments to two vital forces in both the Senate and the Gregorian University in On Tuesday, he will celebrate vehicle was used in the escape. Strains of the Glenn Miller Bfayoress entertained friends Derr Snyder, 40, of 3 John TOLLAND — Chester Byrd turned and ran another few Band’s music could be enjoyed measures - a $3.4. billion House could claim clear 1972. He completed his studies a Bfass of Thanksgiving in the The investigation into the at a farewell party at the 0«ollnOir.MrtUiniMa<*o.JiiUI.LWlM|vo«a Drive, died Saturday in Ray Funkhouser, 81. of Mt. Jackson, steps and again turned and supplemental appropri^lon for majorities, thus prompting the' for the priesthood at the Church of St. Onofrio, Rome. crime has been turned over to by residentoln the nearby anu, G>lony Restaurant in Vernon, mond, Maine, where she was Va., father of Mrs. Charlotte threatened D^ey with the gun. fiscal 1973 and a S^te-House compromise. Academy of St. Alphonsus of On July 29, Father Char- the detective bureau. and the s ^ d s of happy people preceding the opening of the vacationing. She was the wife of Nedwied of Tolland, died Sun At this time Daley said that was everyvrtiere. resolution to finance fe^ral In his statement, Nixon said the Lateran University, bonneau will be principal con- StopiShop Sun Glom Gene R. Snyder. Sesquicentennial Ball. celebrant of a Mass of Uiquot Club day in Mt. Jackson, Va. Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, wife agencies pending enactihrat of an immediate bombing halt specializing in moral theology. Bom in Milton, Pa., she lived Gifts of rememberance were Thanksgiving in St. James Stops Shop He was born Aug. 9, 1891 in of the Sesquicentennial com appropriations for fiscal 1974. “ would not have brou^t us the As a deacon, Father C3iar- in East Hartford before moving exchanged. The Lord Mayor Church at 3 p.m. Homilist will Fruit Cscktail Soda Shenandoah County, Va., the mittee co-chainnan, at vriiose The President signed both. lasting peace that we all bonneau worked at the Regina Soda to Vernon in 1960. presented Bfayor Thompson be 'Die Rev. Richard L. F ol^ , son of the late Peter Valentine home the L Manchester i r w i w m i i p x Hospital I FOOD ^MgRKfTS W i U.S.O.A. Chokw 0 4 V O Notes EYE ROUND ROAST ..lb . I Monday & Tuesday Only! j lottom Round Discharged Saturday: CMUrCU t a i o STEREO TAPE Alphonse E. Bouby, 18 Arch St.; Doris E Wraight, Mark SWISS S T E A K . . . . . lb. Dr., Covraitry; Linda E. Lange, CUT FROM USDA CHOICE PORK CHOPS ...... lb. 4 ^ ’ .J' 120 Meadow Lark Rd., Vernon; Tonder Round « a Wanda Kaminski, 255 School WESTERN BEEFI Savory Rrmd, Yaonum Pack St.; Roth AUen, 67BissellSt.; Anthony P. Kastauskas, 15 GUSE STEAKS .... .lb .H ^ ’ 8 Track Stereo Tapes Starkweather St.; Maryann BAGOH ...... 4 - lb . S9^ Usher, Box 2383, Vernon; Fur- TMn, Eyo Round a q " x / dia Hurst, Hartford; Adell E. 101 Strings” Kasheta, 1300 Main St., South CENTER CUT SANDWICH STEAKS For Thu Qrin, Our Own Hot or Swoot Windsor. l“The Soul of Spain” Also, Keith Hill, 88 Oak Wood Chuck A A ITALIAN SAUSAGE ..lb . 99^ Dr., Swth Windsor; Rcauld F. BOnOM I “The Quiet Hours” Davis, Enfield;, Edward L. POMttHWBfw WHk M i Music from “Fiddler on the Roof’ Plumb, 51 Dale Rd ; Anna B. IE STEAKS ROUND ROAST LONDONDROIL . . . . l b . ’ r * Swoot Ufa AN Mart Salo and son, Enfield; George Tenderloinl Mnstrumental Music from A. Kingsbury, 44 Wilson Lane, FRANKS...... lb. S9^ “Lost Horizon” Vernon; John E. Furphy, 29 $ ^ 6 4 . l b . U " I “Million Sellers from the Movies’ Stone St.; Patrick J. Lyons, CHUCK ROAST PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com., 1 .1W8 B|3gS BUNNY ‘ ^ C H E S T ta EVEMNO HEBALD. Mimchato , dm,.. Mo... JU, 8. i m - PAGE OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN JL. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MXJ FELLOM6 BET- \ WELL, BRlKUi IT NOKANBOLKca] iUiPP-‘ , Pt-EASE-PEU-NOUR , VEAH; GOLDIE, t h a t \ WORLD ALMANAC mmmmmmmmm Bolton SLUR^P- AAOrTMER I THINK HER TER OO AHEAD-0/t \ MJOH&M PRAC- IVUAV w u CAMTAKE A F A c r r s cafetewa SPUT PEA SOUPt“ TAKiNG FLU TE LES- J TICE BETWEEN U m E OF TH* BMJ O iT Liberation Causes SOMS.VCXI lOJOW, y -O M E S A TB A r/ OF r r / COKABME 7TC omuuoasf ANDIHANEAM f rTMUTA6-nOuen My WDRP, BC?y5, MISERY WirTH A UTTLE 1M5HOCKEP BY HOURS BBACnc-1 'iCO WERE PUW- FIM.-7HE GOOD wrm MOTHER'S AieTO D O .' rrSif'f IMG PIAKIOOR YtWRLACK OF Addresses Change Zip Code Stays THE BACL.THE-UH- FME MOTHERS BUXFIDOLE/ N 'T IA T N E I. WHEJlf SANOMCHCS F*C Concern^vet Roles DONNA HOLLAND referred to Mrs. Gleason at 643- Mrs. Jesse Marshall on Monday SOUPS TOOW IFiWAntD" Correspondent 0000. through Nov. 13 from 7:30 until r more, yet they’re conflicted that a referee is needed for the evenings from 7:30 until 9:30 9:30 p.m.' ^ (OTDKTUNITIES By THOMAS KENT Tel. 646-0375 Adult Evening Counes TO COME TO m e ; WE about what the priorities are: discussion to go on.” beginning Sept. 10 through Oct. V Associated Press Writer All Bolton residents have The Junior Woman’s Club is Instruction will be given in LEXERS MAKE their marriage, their job, fami Amdur said concern over sex 29. THIM<3< HAPPTm / STORRS (AP) — Young received a new and final ad sponsoring adult evening the buttercream frosting ly. children,” he said. He said roles is likely to continue in the She will give basic instruction husbands and wives in the age dress. Previously assigned box courses at Herrick Memorial method including icing, sex -role problems can be as future, even if the women’s in the method of hooking with of the liberated woman are numbers, route numbers or Park beginning in September, flowers, writing, drape, basket serious as many other psy liberation movement should wobl on burlap. Beginner kits weaving, and lattic work, plus 7-2. growing increasingly concerned rural free delivery route Mrs. Liga Harrison will be chological problems, leading in find itself without the publicity will be available for purchase sugar molding, candy and about male and female roles in some cases to depression and numbers are no longer to be teaching macrame on Monday at the first lesson. Enrollment the fandly, a university psy it recoitly has epjoyed. used. evenings from 7:30 until 9:30 ^ocolate dipping. MICKEY n N N severe anxiety. He cautioned that sex role fee is 311. BY HANK LEONARD chiatrist says. Mrs. John Gleason said that starting Sept. 10 through Oct. To register for any of the 7-e Dealing with the problem, he conflicts still make up only part °Cake decorating taught by classes or for further informa- YEAH— AND ’N "There certainly is an in said, sometimes involves she has received several in 15. Mrs. Evana Rood will be held WHAT A WAV crease in couples coming to us of the causes of depression and quiries concerning the new ad- She will instruct in the basic tioacall Mrs. Bette Dufrained, NITPIK GARI>ENS IS ABOUT TO MEET HIAAl helping a woman or a couple anxiety among young couples. The U.S. Congress on on Tuesday’s beginning Sept. 11 643-5296. as MILES NORTH, AFTER I with both members concerned toward a change in lifestyle. (jresses. She notes that the zip knots of macrame with special REACH THE OOONTY LINE! about what their roles should be “Some people come in and Mar. 1,1875 passed the first code for Bolton will remain attention given to individual But that’s not always the say they have a sex role Civil Rights Act which and what compromises should 06040. projects and needs. Enrollment answer, he warned. problem and you talk and you guaranteed equal rights to be made by both,” said Dr. She also notes that, to coin fee is 38. “Sometimes people take on see it is something far beyond Negroes in public accom Millard Amdur, a consultant to cide with town records, the Rug hooking will be taught by new stereotypes that are worse that,” he said. “There is no modations and jury duty. the University, of Connecticut than the old ones. If one comes This Act was invalidated in street name of Rt. 44A is . ^i/nessIs... rSf«rr THE p e r s u a d e r s shortcut to a very extended dis Mental Health Service. Boston ’Turnpike, Rt. 6 is Hop out of a sensitivity group cussion to figure that out.” 1883, when the U.S. Su G o v e r n o r ’ s “You can caU it a problem if preme Court ruled that the River Rd. and Rt. 85 is West St. I RUUYimN LAUNDROMAT thinking one must be a woman Amdur, who maintains a you want to but I also call it an federal government can The Post Office encourages S c h e d u le ^ AIR CONDITIONED executive, that can be just as private practice in addition to opportunity for growth. This is protect only political, not use of the assigned house SHORT RIBS harmful as coming out thinking his work at the university, HARTFORD (AP) - Here is a healthy thing to be able to social, rights, ’The World numbers and official street TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL BY FRANK O’NEAL one must be a housewife,” he presented a paper on sex role Gov. Thomas J, Meskill’s explore these issues,” he said. Almanac recalls. This rul names. The installation of said. conflicts eaklier this year schedule for the week of July 1: 8Lbs.DRYCLEANINe-$1.50 Amdur said a survey at his ing allowed segregation to numbers on houses and WHEW, IT WAS ■''pUlZNf IVE C«DPf^P He said some couples find before the American (tollege Wednesday 'MONCWY I6NT university’s mental health be practiced in public mailboxes will faciitate Quality S p ^ Quean Egulpnient u)N&aiMa,ft/r W ^NOX>!! H1& considerable relief from stress Health Association in Chicago. places. Review Barnum Festival m a d eit/ clinic showed that between 1964 deliveries. PRISCILLA’S P O P by simply talking over the The paper is to be published in a C opyright © 1978 parade at Seaside Park in BY AL VERMEER and 1972 the proportion of Any questions should be problem with a trained, professional journal. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Bridgeport at 10:45 a.m. NEW QI(?L'?1 women patients increased from KLIM)N LAUNDROMAT- 309 CreenlU. W H A T N EW “SH E IS T H A T W E R ^ counselor. Wallingford parade, 2 p.m. SiRL'g’ J U S T 51 to 57 per cent. He attributed “Just acknowledging that it is M O V ED the increase largely to a a problem is a first step,” he in i; growing number of women who said. “You would think these are worried by their desire for issues are so vital they must be more to do than raise children talked about and they would be and tend a home. discussed at home, but often 7-2 1 ' '7/ “They want to do something these are such touchy issues 2 THE FUNTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 0-K.-EXCEPT I.'UL Honest, Open HE s a i d I MAVE h a v e t o q u i t QUITE A BIT OF "N 7-2 7-X BATING SO MUCH S E A F o o t? / TARTAR SAUCE ON .MV TEETH / G o v e r n m e n t FinastDeatieYoM THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM M oney Back Said Necessary Meat Gnarantee ★ All Our Stores Will Be Open Late Mon & Tues Night J 7.J 3 TV, WASHINGTON (AP) - Ruckelshaus refused to dis b ™,.. Outgoing acting FBI Director cuss any of his findings so far ★ CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY JULY 4 William D. Ruckelshaus says concerning Watergate or the restoring public confidence in extent to which the FBI had OJ government will be “an incredi been used as a political weapon. « roust PIME Id SWIFTS CANNED ble job” because of the But he defended the agency’s HRST NATIONAL STORES Watergate scandal. staff. The government could regain “To the extent that there is Mr Deli Specials! the public’s confidence only by any compromise of the FBI, it TURKEVS #HAMS# Domestic Sliced to Order working openly and honestly, he is not because of any lack of Seafood Specials! OvenRMdy said in an interview. professionalism on the part of Baked Stuffed Large or Small I V Fully CNked iid A A MUTT AND JEFF RndytiBaki foiled Ham BUD n S H E R “Just saying what you’re any of the individual members, 5 to 9 lbs mZmW >09 mi im III! im going to do is just a waste of but because of something that Casino Clamsv^" 19 m Pee-to M-TlMr Iti Ik Frankfurts time. It’s got to be proven. ’That may have occurred at the top,” Hard Shell Crabs Fully'^ed .4 9 ' Pig-ltoWMMlirleu ■ ■ SicculMNeily!!.**'*‘7 3 Knockwurst .99* PLAIN JANE 7 MUTT, WATtU) f W HAT’ , CLOSE aK.,THEVRE ImUnk Wne leer BY FRANK BAGINSKI y o u S E E WHAT M ^ takes time and it takes perfor he said. Tirkii b ceeM U u M h e ^ ^ ^ | || BORrieuCHRMl ^ M VOOR CLOSED/ Cooked Scallops Goklcn Fried Ib 1 Hims Hatfi Chicken Roll Weavers 1 .; J mance,” he said. “And what has occurred at »>^RK0R,M\RR0R ON BRUCE c a »TE,A 7 /i EVES' Ruckelshaus said he is not the top is the specific thing that Turbot Fillet f-o«" .79* Danish Salami “THE W A U __ ^WHO \S hairdresser WHO UVES O V E R O N »...... sure he wants to stay in the ad- Cox is looking into.” Mr Deli Mustard THE FAIREST OFTWEM ministration after he is To keep the FBI out of Boneless Shonldei Steak [ Fzesh Chicken Paits “ AJJL^ politics,' Ruckelshaus urged, Potato Salad a C o . SUM replaced by Clarence M. Fresh and so Meaty ■ ■ ■■ li. Avillablt In sjwN wW^avlcjMlDepUniy K ell^, Kansas CSty police chief “there needs to be strong con confirmed last week as perma gressional oversight of the FBI. * r LONDON BROIL He said, “’There have been all Whole Legs 75! nent director. A Real Taste Treat h w k /■ He said he would remain only kinds of charges about J u s D ^ “ Tlie Kini ’ V C A I II if he couid convince himself politicization of the FBI and the ( C H ® of Broils’ ^ that he could help maintain use of the FBI for political pur BJI M Thighs 79! “continuity,” and disclosed he poses, and nobody has ever Jifey lid Flavorfal ^ I has been offered several new asked me to come up to Jwt Nw way ■ government jobs. (Congress and testify. Nobody [ yeN tike It. A lb J iDnimsHcks 85!J Asked if he was disillusioned has ever said: What about WINTHROP with the Nixon administration, this?” BY DICK CAVALU 1 Equal amount of Sirloifl MR. ABERNATHY Ruckelshaus said, “The ad Hormel Cure 81-Tully Cooked rresn Quarter Loin hip and center cut chops ^ BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DOS ministration is too broad a L /IFF IF SOU THINK THATfe RJNNV NOW, term; but it is clear that a lot of New Social Hotorri WAITLL SOUREASARRIEO. things have gone on that are au.vjDe-ooMY 5IEAPVM0W/ Hams F ;. [Pork Chops RfteGlWBeHT inSNhr bound to disillusion anybody.’’ Security ------ocjdTMove exiRmi Ruckelshaus served as an ------V fresh Finest .Mfi3E>OJAR6/' AMoscie/ Primo Italian Style 3 * 1 0 VWCANSEe assistant attorney general when Bill Signed 1.2SSI2E Aciose-ur the Jnstice Depfurtment was Finast Sandwich d % | V ofARnaoje- headed by Jdin N. Mitchell, SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. " vsLueo then became the first ad (AP) ^ Workers who earn at Sue Sansage su iP w k K ik 99;| Bread & O I S«0CBR, ministrator of the new En least 112,600 will have to pay ^Noxzema Skin Cream ‘w 89* 135.10 more annually to fund an / ------—\ Angel Cakes f™,, '5^49* vironmental Protection Agency ^Polident '!»'89* Plymouth Rock Fresh Boneless Rdast e ■ o A upon its creation in December increase in Social Security H:irnt)iir() Rolls or 1971. benefits next year. ^Noxzema Shave Bornb'^ 84* iti." A bill giving 30 million Social •/ lUilii'i-i He became acting director of ^ L o n g & Silky conMoncr [H e ttD o fu 79.1 [PorkLoin P lj nnsDii/ Security recipients the 5.6 per t^ 9 9 * Hot Dog Rolls O b C wnt» ka, ht tm us St oh. the FBI April 30 at the personal 7-jf / ------TV request of President Nixon, cent increase in benefits was BUZZ SAW\TR . signed Sunday by President Ranchers Pride-2 lb pkg e ■ ^ a Xhicken Wings BY ROY CRANE after Nixon’s original choice 1 CAPTAIN EASY Nixon. It , was passed by Chicken Breasts w*"** so, SCT BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE for director, L. Patrick Gray ^ 1” ♦CiTTr- ~iB 7SK.' SAYS THEY AREN'T CWNSEROUS UNLESS III, admitted destroying (Congress Saturday and flown .Drumsticks & Thighs l N Ai3 dvs oaD I w I rrsd P^GE EIGHTfei!^ — MANClUiM 'E h EVENING HEItALJ), M ucfaater, Conn., Mon.. Jitfy 2, 1973 MANCHESTER EVErTOG HEBALD. Mmcha t o , 0 » n .. Mm ,: Jul. i. i m - PAGE NINBW.FH Murcer’s Surprise Bunt Single limp Evans 9 likcapable AMERICAN LEAGUE Talk of Yanks Sweep of Indians BATTING (140 at bats)- AMERICAN LEAGUE Blomberg, NY, .397; W.Horton, East pet, .345. r Weaver Declares After Twin Loss NEW YORK (AP) — Or a day when they had 27 hits in W L Little League Races M ^jCmEHEVENlNC HERALD. r . , . . , 4 ., Fight Talk Ends to Fast — Effective For Couple of Joes f f O C £ 4 s s m e ^ The “Action Marketplace” TONIGHT’ S GAMES morow night, the Oilers and Interesting developments Herald Classified Ads V O M I¥/8A fr Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Ansaldi’s clash and an Oiler LONDON (AP) — The talking ig him to 29 consecutive victories, Lawyers vs. Stevenson’s could occur in the National (15 Word Minimum) Sears vs. Dillon win would really tighten League, wherh three teams over now, and Joe Frazier and Joe - before he was thrashed by Foreman. Over 60,000 Daily Readers Moriarty vs. VFW things up in the race. Bugner are set to fi^ t tonight, under Frazier’s w ei^ t ha^ b ^ the sub are even in the loss column. 1 D a y ...... • • • Sit per word per day Fast Results The American League First-place Nassiff’s takes the burning floodlights at London’s ject of considerable q>eculation. He 3 D a y s ...... Earl’s Court Arena. • • • 7(t per word per day features another three-team on secoiid-place Bonanza scaled 205^ pounds vi^en beat 6 D a y s ...... With the Little League Frazier, the former world cham Muhammad Ali in 1971. But against ... 6(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR scramble with Army & tommorow'^ght. Nassiff’s 26 Days ...... schedule entering its final Navy, Sears, and Wipco pion^ and Biuner, European Foreman he was 8^ pounds heavier. ■ • • 5c per word per day Cl^.SSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS is 10-5 and Bonanza 9-5. Still Happy Ads ... week, there are still some vying for the top spot. A & N with an excellibnt chance is heavyweight titleholder, both have At 6-feet4, HungarUm-bom Busier 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION said they can’t lose. In fact, both are tight races going on in all holds the lead with a 9- Moriarty Brothew, with an have over four inches in height Deadline for'Saturday and Monday three leagues. mark, followed closely by 8-5 standard. T h e n ’s play looking ahead toward a possible' , advantage, a much longer reach, and PHONE - U is 12:00 Noon Friday In the International, it’s a Wipco at 8-5, and Sears at 7- meeting with world champion George at 23, is six years Frazier’s junior. 64327 fourth-place VFW rad la st-. three team affair between 5. Fourth-place Police & place Medics in their two Foreman,, which the winner could Bugner’s gradual buildup in 49 Motoreyelos-Blefelos 1i receive. fights with five losses has fashioned HEMLD Prlvsto Instructions the Oilers, 8-6, Ansaldi’s, 9- Fire, with an 8-7 record, remaining games. PlEASE READ ^2 Help Wanted 35 So how will the fight go?. him into an effective filt e r , if not a HONDA — Model CL350, 1969. 5, and Barbers, 7-5. Tom- could play the spoilers’ role. BOX LITTERS TUTORING - Certified It might not be a good fi^t to spectacular one. He should able YOUR AD ■tOT condition, $545. CaU 649- elementary teacher reading n p i S T H A PPY A D S watch, because the styles of the two use his height and reach, and jab down For Your BERRY’S I R L D language art skills, and math! to Good opportunity for qualified fighters are vastly different. as Frazier rushes in. Information Classified or ’ ’Want Ads” Your home or mine. 1456-1472, 1973 HONDA 350, stiU under person, to work In a smaU Tonight’s THE NIGHT Frazier has said he aimed to be If Bugner fails against Frazier, it THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a guarantee, $650. Chll 742-6389. disclose the identity of any conv^ence. The advertiser WILL teach swimming instruc department, within our “ more mobile” than when he lost his will not necessarily be the end of the S3 After nine weeks o f paUendy waiting, the night advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST 1973 HONDA, 250 SL. tions to children, 3-18 years organization. Must be an ac crown to Foreman last January in road for him. privately. Call 6438200. curate typist with good office lighting unit at Robertson Park is scheduled to be Jamaica. Readers answering blind box d a y i t APPEARS and motorsport, 300 miles, like new For Frazier there is a lot at stake. It ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time $800., 6468799 or 6438806. skills. Company offers good turned on tonight at 7 :3 0 . This was the official word (APpboto ) Help Wanted is his first chance to prove the identity can follow this for the next insertion. ITie 35 wages and working con from Town Manager Bob Weiss’ office this morning. 1 Bruce Crompton Lines Up Putt Frazier, however, didn’t appear Foreman fi^ t was a mistake. If he procedure; Herald is responsible for only 1968 HONDA, 350 cc. Excellent ditions, convenient free MACHINIST wanted — *"**»« Candleight League, the condition. $350. CaU 6498679. 1 parking and an excellent free more mobile in his training. He waded loses, his credibility will suffer great ONE incorrect or omitted Bridgeport work, experienced M feature Wyman Oil and Dorn’s Boys Enclose your reply to the benefits program. I in, threw vicious hooks to the head ly. So Frazier will be fitting for insertion for any advertise 1960, 650 NORTON A T U S . only. Overtime and paid in wuh Manchester State Bank facing Dick’s American at box in an envelope — address and body,.virtually ignoring what was boxing survival and that will make ment and then oidy to the ex Bored 60,000. Top end rebuilt. surance. Penobscot 'Tool and FIRST NATIOHAL to the Classified. Manager, tent of a “ make good” Asking $425. Phone 6468012. Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. Thrill and Smile thrown back at him. That style took him doubly dangerous. Manchester Evening Herald, STORES JNC. Because the new lighting system was not ready for insertion. Errors which do not ' Route 15, Exit 99. 8758083. Park Oakla^ Avenues ... SeiMan* together with a memo listing St Country Club lessen the v4lue of the 1972 SL70, HONDA. Used a few East Hartford SMy hove m ii » yew the companies you do NOT advertisement will not be cor times, excellent condition. MACHINISTS — We have the An equal opportunity employer M/F Returns to Gasper want to see your letter. Your following openings - lathe, a koppy edl Sunday rected by “ make good” Reasonable, must seU. CaU 644- BEST16 m & m m s im letter will be destroyed if the 2936, anytime, Bridgeport, vertical turret insertion. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Groman’s, Sportsman Advertiser is one you’ve lathe, cintimatic. TTie Purdy PART-TIME plating assistant, S Class A - Bob Genovesi 63-8- CHICAGO (AP) — The old thrill and smile of winning a Sorvicos Otisrsd 12 Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, 55, John Wilks 63-7-56; Class B - tournament returned to Billy Casper, who did a little dance mentioned. If not it will be no experience necessaiy, will -S 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Manchester, 649-0000. train the right person. Hours ^ Walt Ferguson 67-9-56, Joe Sunday on the 72nd hole after dropping a six-foot par putt handled in the usual manner. 2 SHARPENING Service - 9. Apply Connecticut Cycle $: Novak 66-10-56; Class C Nils MB’s in Action Happy 35th. Anniversary:^ to clinch the Western Open title. Ousted in A&N Event Saws, knives, axes, shears, NURSE’S Aides, wanted for Accessories, 316 Hartford Rd., Loaf and Found Shenning 78-25-^, Dan Morline It was Casper’s first tournament victory since taking the 1 Autos For Solo skates, rotary blades. <)uick full-time on all shifts^ Salmon Manchester 643-1682. MOM & DAD 77-20-57, Ed Warner 73-16-57, Flooding rains Saturday service. Capitol Equipment Brook Convalescent Home, off I^ iser International in 1971 as he stepp^ back into the received a laceration of the Founder’ s 7; Acadia 3, FOUND puppy, male Mongrel, (NANA AND PAPA) ji Carl Engberg 77-20-57; low Monday, Tuesday washed out the Army, & 1968 BUICK LaSabre, only 41,- Co., 38 Main St., M anchester. House Street, Glastonbury. SWIMMING Instructor witll :l: limelight that he once held in winning 48 championships lower leg. Dick’s 1; Groman’s 5, Burt’s black with, tan markings and 000 miles, good running condi Apply to Director of Nursing, gross - Erwin Kennedy 74, Stan Navy Slow-Pitch Softball Hours daily 7:30-5, 'I liu r ^ y WSI certificate for e'yearoid in I Bill, Maryana^Blllv Paul ^ and earning nearly $1.4 million. Results: 4, Dillon 8, Groman’s 6. CTebrows. Vicinity Bolton and tion. C!all 649-4758, between 5-7 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64j- 633-5244. Hilinski 74, Tom Prior 74; blind Tournament at the three my^pool, mornings. Call 647- :| j| m m e y K athy John,:! Six of the eight Hartford Twilight baseball teams will be Buffalo Bill joined early century Willie Anderson as the Honda 10, Furniture Mart Wildwood Road, Vernon. 649- p.m. 7958. bogey - Paul Dutlelle 106. town sites. Fitzgerald Field 9934. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. 0 Chrlssy, P R 0 SWEEPS in action tonight following three consecutive wash-out only players to win the Western ()pen four times. He cap 2; Mike’s 10, Army St Navy was flooded along with 1964 CHEVROLET Ilmpala, PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- FULL-TIME women needed for Mary Ann, Gerry, Traci, Gross - Tom Prior 74, Stan dates. tured it previously in 1965,1966, and 1969. 5; Walt’s 10, Bob’s 1; Walt’s Keeney Field and Ro^rtson FOUND wallet at Parkade god rminto^^ condition, new you-wait printing, zeroxlng, hour Week. Salary $375.30 bi cutting and marking fabrics. Si and Scott Hilinski 74, Erwin Kennedy 74; “ I call it the Casper stomp,” he said in describing his 28, Honda 8, Oil Heat 8, Qub Wednesday ni^t. Owner iden wedding invitations, business weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with At St. Thomas Seminary in Park. For information call Miss net - Joe Novak 78-10-68, Bob footwork Qn the last hole that brought laughs from some 48 7 ; Brookside 13, tify, 8498154. forms and cards, letterheads dewee. Many fringe benefits. CJoburn, 646-1000. Bloomfield, the Eastern Divi Twi Standings (C> m i w NIA, Ik . Vonderkall 85-15-70, Willie Play was resumed Sunday Sportsman 11; Moriarty’s 1, 1962 CHEVROLET, V-8 , and stationery. Post Road Veterans Home and Hospital, sion leaders, Moriarty Brothers West 22,000 fans. Oleksinski 77-7-70, Dan Morline morning at Fitzgerald with Brookside 14; Dick’s 10, FOUND German Shepherd automatic transmission, 5 goM Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, (6-3) will oppose Herb’s Sport The last two holes were critical for him. On the 71st he female puppy, black and tan. "Don't taka tha Liza MInnalll-Patar Sallara apllt-up Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten 90-20-70, Tony Pietrantonio 79-9- W L the surprise of the day being tires, new exhaust pipe, muffler W e lc o m e ... Shop (1-6) on Diamond No. 1. Hartford Ins. 9 1 saved par with a 12-foot putt after coming out a bunker. Phone Dog Warden, 6464555. and battery, it runs but n e ^ aohard. Try to think of Prlncaaa Anna. . sions 395, 233, 248. FULL TIME 70, Bob McGurkin 76-6-70. both Groman’s Sport Shop SHARPENING Servicq - Steel New Britain 4 3 On the 72nd, his approach was short and he pitched six work, $125. 646-5107. and carbide, all ty p e saws, Ladies On the second pleying surface, and Sportsman Tavern bom Female Help Wanted RANDY Vernon Orioles (2-8) goes up Bristol . 3 3 feet away. He needed the putt for a par, a fin isl^ g 69, and PlaM e Stadhm LOST gray cat, male. Fern home and garden toob. BUsh RN WANTED for full-time on 7 Thursday being outed. Street area. Call 646-1513. a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to We call you babyi against Langan VW (34 ). The Langan 3 4 Tuesday 8 P.M. July 3 1968 RED VOLKSWAGEN Bug, Hardware, 64M121. for permanent employment. SELECTED NINE a 10-under-par 272 over the tram pl^ Midlothian course. sunroof, clean, excellent run 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of I cause we don’t know'S New Britain Falcons, on the Groman’s received two flPPlIANCE PARIS Some retail experience. Class A - Helen Noel 36; net - He got it, avoiding a sudden-death playoff with Larry Porsonsls-Announcomsnts 2 ning condition. $750. Phone 643- EXPERIENCED, Free-lane Pslntlng-Papsrlng Nursing, Salmon Brook Con riee in the Western Division, East serious injuries to key 13 RoolIng-SIdIng-CMmnsy ia Excellent hours, pleasant how to say that you | Lynn Prior 37-9-28, Esther Hinson and Hale Irwin, who tied for second at 273. WASHERs'riRVERS 5478. typist. One page or 100 p a g e, valescent Home, off House will host the Bristol Cassins at Moriarty’s g 3 players. Shortstop Jim Pur- working conditions, incen are love that’s come i Burnham 34-5-29 Casper’s victory was worth $35,000 while Hinson and 100 WILL gentleman directing traf neat, professional business INSIDE-Outside painting. Street, Glastonbury. 6^-5244. £?- tives. Apply at once, manager. Willowhrook Park. East Hartford till has possibly a broken RANGES DISHWASHERS fic, Broad-Turnpike, accident ROOFING — Specializing I to live at our house I LOW PUTTS 4 4 Irwin each pocketed $16,187. Trueks-Trsetor 5 letters, term papers, court Special rates for people over w. Moriarty’s will continue to June 5, 1973, please call 6^ FuUy insured. Esthnates given. repairing roofs, new roofs, PART-TIME woman to clean Esther Buniham 28, Alice An- Vernon 2 8 hand while Dave Vierra REFRIGERATORS note, envelope, etc. 528-3501 UGGEH PHARMACY I today.” Sharing fourth-place money of $7,233 at 274 were Bruce 7190. 1970 FORD EconoUne 200, gutter work, chiinneys, cleaned small business office. Call 646- saldi 29, Bimbi Tyler 29. shuffle its lineup following an Herb’s j g 2 for prompt, efficient torvice. Crampton, the third-round leader who tailed off to a 73; PPLIANCE s e a t e r , V -8 , automatic and repaired. 30 years 3800 for deUils. i Mom and Dad Sunday inury injury to shortstop Bob MU experience. Free estimates. MANCHESTER PARKADE p —------Hubert Green with a blazing 65 and J.C. Snead with 66. Art Autos For Sals 4 transmission. Ideal for cam ODD Jobs, landscaping, PAINTING and paper hanging, FOUR BALL Trikakis last Tuesday. Jim Moriarty’s will play at Mt. Howley, 643-5361. Happiness is... J SOFTBALL ping. 1-4298063. commercial and residentim. Balesano most likely will cover Wall and Arnold Palmer were next at 276 and John ______I S M S household repairs, erpentiw. BOOKKEEPER -- Edna Hilinski, Ruby Clough, Nebo ’Tuesday night against the •-It in. ISe m Sw • fess NEED CAR? Credit bad? *****••••••••••••••••••••••• Free estimates. CaU 644-0642. that position. CaU 6494594. OFFICE Secretary — One-girl L o vin g Y o u Mary Lou Pierro, Nellie John Bristol Cassins at 6. Mahaffey followed with 277. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Auto-Sonleo WINDSOR Roofing & Sldiiw — VERNON I TONIGHT’S GAMES PHONE Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird office, for local professional son 66. Seldom have losers been so happy. L iiS L Honest Douglas accepts lowest Aceossorlos J. P. LEWIS k SONS custom Growing successful firm in I Happy Anniversary | Bernie’s vs. Wilbanks, 6:15 7 CARPENTRY — Porche, gar Roofing, storm windows and SELECTED NINE ‘ T didn’t win my fifth tournament of the season, but I dowm smallest payments. a g e , additioe, repain, smaU decorating. Interior and clean suburban setting sonality required. Good salary KITTEN i Fitzgerald exterior, paper hanging. FuUy doors, and gutters. Aluminum □ a ss A - Helen Noel 36; net - achieved my most important milestone,” said Crampton. Dougitik Motors, 345 m in . FOUR Cragar mags, 14” Jobs. Free estimates. Call seeking above average and full benefits, 58ay week. DeMaio vs. Groman’s, 7:30 insured. 649-9658. awnings. 6438444, 688-4849. Lynn Prior 37-9-28, Esther “ I got into the million dollar bracket.” mounted on white lettered Jet- Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Duties include telephone Y.B. Fitzgerald 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu, 2- son tires. $250. 6498358 ask for bookkeeper for challenging Burnham 34-5-29; Class B - ROSSI Roofing, siding, answering, typing, general of- .... The Australian boosted his career earnings to $1,003,103 Dillon vs. Honda, 8:45 door hardtop, 350 cubic inch, 4- Jim. POWER MOWERS, hand GRAD students available for position in accounts Happy Birthday gross - Bimbi Tyler 46; Marion T h e chimneys, gutters. Free es fice work,TTV/in^ 01MJ1I.IICI1JUshorthand lJUlnot ,»,• r r J i Ryder Cup to join Jack Nicklaus, Palmer, Casper and Lee Trevino as Fitzgerald speed transmission, power ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• mowers repaired, pick-up and painting, 4 years experience, payable and payroll. At Zamaitis 44; net - Nellie John timates, fully insured. Days, required. Send resume and S NANCY WASHBURN ?? U steering, power disc brakes, fullv insured. Free estimates. golf’s millionaires. Mile’s vs. Telephone, 6:15 Csmpora-Trsllsrs ■ delivery. Prompt-Reliable- evenings, 529-8056, Paul tractive starting salary, references to Box N, :$ :5 son 42-14-28, Lorraine Demko excellent condition. Asking ^ ,- Call our competitors and then Here are the final scores and money winnings: Robertson Mobho Homss a Service. Call Shaii^l, 643-5305. Cosgrove, 643-5364. good benefit program and Manchester Herald. Love 44-15-29. For Snead, D u tc h B oy 000. Call after 6 p.m., 872-0837. call us, 649-7(Im . Wyman vs. Dorn’s, 7:30 the opportunity to receive I LOW PUTTS Robertson YELLO W STO N E , 1968 17’ TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving S&K ROOFING •— New gutters BOOKKEEPER - Plush of- M The Dumonts 1971 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner travel trailer, completely self- HOUSE Painters — Insured, recognition, advancement Esther Burnham 28, Alice An- CHICAGO (AP) — Billy Casper and J.C. Snead camfe out large appliances, cleaning installed, chimney’s pointed, fice, terrific pay and benefits, ______Billy Casper Arnold Palmer State Bank vs. Dick’s, 8:45 brovm, black vinyl top, 4-speed, cellan, a ttie . Also will buy experienced coUege students, and increasing salary as saldi 29, Bimhi Tyler 29. of the pack and won spots on the 12-man American Ryder o b s e rv e s contained, in excellent condi slate a specialty. 8^55M, after east-of-river. Don’t miss this StL, , - | Robertson good references. For free es Sunday $35,000 67-69-67-69-272 $5,381 66-71-68-71-276 black interior, 28,000 original tion. Many extras including and seU used furniture. 64^ 5 p.m. this young com pany grow s. one. Rita Girl, Manchester, 6^ Happiness was. Cup team with high finishes Sunday in the Western Open Congo vs. Town, 6:15 Nebo miles. Many extras. Take over 1775. timate, Frank or Pete, 8758694. FOUR BALL Hale Irwin Art Wall electric brakes and reese hitch. Call M iss B racey, 875-2548. 3441. Where there is never a fee iSSIttIng on the Bla® golf tournament. Lenox vs. Seventy-Two’s, s Call 6468799 or 643- Reasonable. 278-01. applicant.______| Brother’s Float. " Edna Hilinski, Ruby Clough, $16,187 67-66-71-69-273 $5,381 72-70-67-67-276 PAINTING — Interior and Hssting-Plumbing 17 '' Casper won the event—the 7 :3 0 Nebo the Fourth of July LAWN MOWER Service, repair Mary Lou Pierro, Nellie John Larry Hinson John Mahaffey exterior, low, low prices that L * Lock Stock vs. Charter Oak, TENT trailer, aU new canvas, and sharpening, pick-up and SECRETARY ■ Receptionist. TYPIST— Like to type, looking Thank YOU son 66. last one in which points are B O m Heating and Plumbing $16,187 68-70-68-67-273 $4,725 68-71-68-70-277 6:15 Keeney 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury IH, ful very good condition, sleeps 6, delivery. Hours Monday can’t be beat. CaU tor free es Small manufacturing firm has awarded for positions on the 649-2301. timate, 6468329 or 6434887. — Prompt, courteous service. opening for a girl with Bruce Crampton Bruce Devlin Cut & Curl vs. Moriarty, 6:15 ly automatic, air-conditioning, through Thursday, 8 a.m. to IS r^er? arR iS “nmP.ir Buefnets LocnOonn- NUTMIM* B U T b i l l s ; Houooo For'Solo' 72 ^ Loto-Lond Fpr Solo 73 * » n n n to W h e n e v e r DELTCHO F of Bent STRAWBERRIES - Pick your ^ WHEH'S THAT TOOL ORDER U.S.P09T OPPICB 57 STO PS A T T H E r a n c h — 6 rooms, IVi baths, Australia own, large fields, very' good GOHHA COME? raiCE REOUCEO ^m al dining room, 3 EAST HAR’TFORD - Choice picking. Ik>ntainers fu m ided. POST OFFICE BUSINEISS n fone, frontage on building lot, °off Burnside- Here is an opportunity to buv “jorooms, garage, treed lot ACROSS DOWN Tolland T|Ae. and 1-86. Six- MOUPUX Avenue, near Manchester line. Sen, Weicker Lives Up Buckland Farms, Follow «ign« FOR MAIL ALL / MmUCHtltr TRIKE *‘^*®lly home in a $33,^. Philbrtek Agency! to Buckland and Slater Streets. room house. Warren E. S bedrocsns each side, |diis Priced to sell. Stanley Agency.. lCq>italofNew . HE E V E R i h ^ y desirable office area on I^ltors, 646^^. ' . For Manchoster’s new Food and Pie Shop. Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. living room, dining room, 6434724. ' j , South W«ki 2tod»tptoe* I An excellent future lies In store for the aggressive! PICKS UP If East Center Street in TWoitAuitml. . ' PICK your own strawberries, IS kitchen and tatii. All on large ^ S T O M CAPE, 9 room s. Uneity 4S«ul’iuiick ONE month free rent, 2,000 Manchester. Paved off-street 40 ACRES of land in |and ambitious applicant. 308 A Birch Mountain Rd., fop- lot within walking distance c i 12BuluS>ter , square feet, 5 rooms and recep p a ^ . Priced at $42,900 for •'lichen with built-ins, pa Farm, Manchester. bus, ihopping, adiools, etc. first-floor fam ily room , 2W Manchester on East Hartford ISIdoIin 5Uniiiof To Nader Assessment Apply In pnnon tion office, air-conditioned, quick sale. ’ line. Philbrick Agency, M Viaov ^ Priced at 169,000. Mtns, tonnal diniiig room, gar- WASHINGTON (AP)-W hen questioning of Dean that toe Hou$»hold G oods 51 carpeting, lots of parking. Call Realtors, 646-ttOO. 15Risorou» eCertaintoys Ralph Nader recently compiled find dirt in h|s past. Mr. Reale, Frechette & Martin, 17 Ohio town White House kept a list of its GMNDIU’S SEVEN KETTLES zm ssa aamcY JARVIS REAm CO. ™ ^ ck Agency. Realtors, profiles on. each memt^r of “ I’ve been drunk and I’ve Realtors, 647-9903. TOLLAND — 3.1 acres, ISDfartreniigiial ??**^?;** 32 Saint Philip presumptive enemies and tried to harass at SOI W M M U M 1)ln., nndiM ar CLEAN USED — refrigerators, M i r K A L im M U . 8 4 S .m i ZOIithuanian SRamblei loved women,” Weicker told fin. ft«f. U. $. PbI. OfL-«AR rigtrtt rtMrvsd beautiful home site. Pond, 42 Growing out Congress, he had this to say least some of them. ranges, automatic washers C1973 by Uflhcd Futurt Syndicate. Inc riverlR u !^ 10R«Pl Vernon Mrs. Shaffer Seeks Rockville Vernon Police Hospital Two Rainbow Girls Grand Representatives Suppprt. For Special Session Two men w oe charged by Drive Carefully The Weather Vernon Police Sunday with dis Notes HARTFORD (AP) -r Two girls from Rockville and June graduates of orderly conduct in connection On The Fourth Chance of late-aftemoon and evening Fireworks Display Miner, Doreen Ritzen, Secretary of the State Gloria Admitted Friday: Joyce Assembly 39, Order of the Rain Rockville H ip School. Miss with an aUeged f i^ t in a Rt. 83 showers-thundershowers, low about 70. Bettejane Wooding, Candace Schaffer has sent letters to Czarnecki, Buff Cap Rd., bow for Girls, were installed as Ritzen will be attending Quin- parking area. The two were Tomorrow — partly sunny, hot and humid Davidson, Patricia Tylee, legislative leaders aiddng them with high near 90. Tolland; Ruby Dellaripa, West grand-representatives at the hipiac College in S^tember Emory Barry, 20, of Hartford Set For Tonight Janice Hewitt and Donita to support her request for a Stafford; Thomas Dimock, 36th annu^ grand session of the and Miss Trraton, Connecticut ’Finer. Tpke., Vernon and Michael MANCHESTER, CONN., ’TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1973 - VOL., XCH, No. 232 Manchester—A City of Village Charm special session to amend Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Joseph Weather permitting, Vernon Grand Assembly of Connecticut State^CoUege. dinner, 19, of Acton, ^ ss. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS display, Donald Berger, rmrea- Miss Patricia Smith, mother Connecticut’s Corrupt Prac Ertel, Bellevue Ave., held at the Hartford Hilton this Mrs. M a i ^ Szalontai, Ver Each was released on a p s mm- I will have its fireworks display tion director said. advisor, and Mrs. Szalontai tices Act. ^ Rockville; Peter Kierys, Baker tonight, starting with a band past weekend. non Ave., Rockville, was in surety bond for court July 17. Following the display, all served as chaperones. Other ad The secretary has asked (3ov. Rd., Vdlmon; Marjorie Millen, concert at 7 p.m. at Legion Miss Deborah Ritzen was in stalled as chairman of the traffic will be one way going visory board members who Thomas J. Meskill to call the ->.. Crestridge Dr., Vernon; Field, "West St. The program is stalled as grand representative Grand R^resentatives. She is from the field. Members of attmded were Mrs. Meryon special session the same day as News Edward S^lik, Scott Dr., Ver being sponsored by the Recrea to Australia-Queensland, and chairman of the advisory board Post 14 American Legion will Miner, Mrs. Alice Trouton, a "trailer session’ ’ when lawr Mrs. Schaffer wants the act non; John White, Glenstone tion Department. Miss Barbara Trouton to for Rockville Assembly and Major Security be responsible for all parking as Mrs. Irene Smith, Daniel makers will reconsider vetoed amended to cover local referen Capsule Dr., Rockville. ' If the program is to go on as Canada. conductress of Hope Chapter, well as the concession stand. Szalontai, Luther Trouton and bills. ’The trailer is scheduled da Which aren’t held in conjunc Discharged Friday; Emery scheduled, an aerial bomb will Miss Ritzen is the daughter of Order of Eastern Star. Elbert Henderson. tentatively for July 16. tion with an election. Abbe, Broad Brook; Diana be fired at 6 p.m. If the show Mr. and Mrs. Curt D. Ritzen, Others from the Rockville Aulet, Kibbe Rd-. Ellington; has to be postponed, it will be Kenwood RH., Vernon. Miss Assembly who attended the tVAUIM U COUPON Nixon-Watergate Meeting Opens Curtiss Archambeau, Oak St., planned for Thursday. Trauton is the daughter of Mr. three-day conference were: WASHINGTON (AP) - Rockville; Scott Luckey, Robin Difficulty in finding a new Kaman Given and Mrs. Luther Trouton, Judith Parker, Jacqueline Cur President Nixon will speak on Circle, Tolland; Richai^ Laing, supplier, because the * firm Orchard St., Rockville. tis, Nancy Wooding, Judith Watergate "in an appropriate Windsor; Gary Feldman, Broad Navy Contract Both girls are past worthy ad Szalontai, Christine Goff, usually h|red for the program forum’’ after the Senate Brook; Doris Brown, High St., has gone" out of business, made visors of Hockvile Assembly Leslie Szalontai, Patricia Helsinki BLOOMFIELD (AP) - Watergate committee con Rockville. it necessary to have the display MUFFLERS HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - foreign minister, as the foreign Kaman Aerospace Corp. has cludes the current phase of its Alec Douglas-Home (^Britain, Robert Bowes, Old Post Rd., ’The 35-nation Conference on early. It is usually planned for received a 1728,000 contract three-pronged investigation, •m ministers and other represen Walter &heel of West Ger- r Tolland; Deborah Beaulieu, European 'Security and the eve of the fourth. The actual from the Naval Air Systems the White House says. tatives of the United States, many, Italy’s Giuseppe Medici Eastview Ter., Tolland; Judy Cooperation, the largest Canada and all the European display is expected to be Command for study of a special The announcement came and Canada’s Mitchell postwar effort to ease tensions Setsky, Enfield; Gregory presented about 9:15 p.m. INSULATED Monday from Nixon’s San nations except Albania took Sharp—arrived together shortly helicopter blade, the company Buggies, King St., Rockville; on the continent, opened today their reats. There will be several ground has announced. Clemente complex, where before the conference opened. in Finlandia Hall with op Edmond Groueau, Stafford pieces but the bulk of the dis presidential Press Secretary Karjalainen, speaking for the They came from a party in Lon The study will focus on a timistic expressions from all Springs; Mrs. Nancy Pragl and play will be aerial. PICNIC BAGS * 9 ^ S A V E !50 Ronald L. Ziegler ruled out a neutral host country, related don Monday celebrating Sir blade with a narrow slot along sides. daughter, Staffordville. The Governor’s Foot Guard Nixon news c ^ e r e n ce before the conference to other efforts Alec’s 70th birthday. its trailing edge. Compressed ^oC» "Our cooperation is not Births Friday; A daughter to Band will play for the concert 00* CONVENIENT L%ATI0N the conclusion of the com toward East-West detente and Rogers said the meeting was air is blown through the slot to Watarproof Unara Box Styiaa Vernon Circle^ directed against any state or Mr. and Mrs. Robert in the town’s music shell which mittee’s first phase sometime said the over-all objective is "one of the most important in improve lift performance, es Zippa^ Ckwlnga Ruggad ConatnicOon continent and should constitute Marchesani, Burke Rd., will be set up on the football in early August. "stability and enduring peace.” ternational conferences since pecially as the blade moves op to an important contribution to Rockville; A son to Mr. and field. ’Those attending the con Nixon has not held a news Five of the leading Western World War II” He said he posite the direction of the To Tolland world peace and security,’ ’ said ministers-U.S. Secretary of Mrs. William Hsu, South Wind cert are asked to bring blankets conference since March 15 and believed it would turn out “ to helicopter’s travel. Ahti Karjalainen, the Finnish State William P. Rogers, Sir be of real significance.” sor. or lawn chairs. Quality Products Budget Prices Roiaurunt last spoke publicly on the Some air-flow studies related to Admitted Saturday; Daniel Special parking tiuJoii Exit 95 Water^te scandal May 22. In Moscow, the Soviet to the program have been sub Defense Ministty newspaper. Chapman, Vernon Ave., Ver arrangements and traffic To Boston contracted to Honeywell Red Star, said the Soviet Union non. patterns will be in effect in an > 7 Ponder Phase IV Corp.’s systems and research “ regards the conference not as Discharged Saturday: David effort to handle the thousands PLAZA DEPT. STORE WASHING’rON (AP) - ’The Town Surplus center in St. Paul, Minn., a A M I M I C A N RTE. 83 a propaganda forum or as a Brunner, Talcott Ave., of people who usually attend the (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaasa) administration’s Food Advisory Kaman spokesman said. .128 TOilANO TURNnKE MANCHESTER. CONN. ceremonial gathering for the Rockville; Carol Cianci, Mon- Naxt to Frank’a Buparmarkat TEL. 643-0075 Committee planned a closed empty exchange o f words, but tauk Dr., Vernon; Bernard EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER EXHRES JULY 8 0 ,1S73 session today to work on May Exceed as a practical action for relaxa Ciechowski, Terrace Dr., i pnqxned hew food price con tion of tensions in Europe and Rockville; Joseph Ertel, trols after being told that the an opening toward many-sided Bellevue Ave., Rockville; John current freeze 4 ^ cause hi^er cooperation.’ ’ Gabbey, Vernon St., prices. $ 130,000 For the United States and its Manchester; Richard Herbert, Food industry spokesmen allies, one of the major issues Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Anna Monday predicted food shor SOL R. COHEN year ended last Saturday will was how far the Soviet bloc tages beMuse of the 66Klay Irmishcher, Thompson St., Blissful July Comfort equal at least 150,000. Its status would go in easing its restric freeze. They also forecast dis- (Herald Reporter) Rockville. report shows 146,779 unap tions on contacts between its nmUons in the economy. Richard McAlees, Graham Hot weather may bother adults but for boys it is no summer at Kew Beach and must be the envy of many A year-end status report by propriated and available. Its people and those in the West. ^ e committee also heard Rd., South Windsor; Stephen problem if you have an innertube and access to a pool, oldsters everywhere, who do not enjoy the freedom of being the town controller’s office in tax receipts as of May 31— with The issue caused the biggest from Kay Ryan, a government Mantlik, Cassidy Hill, Tolland; swimming hole or beadi. Grant Brunelle, 7, of Toronto, young. (AP photo) dicates Manchester will enjoy a one month of the fiscal year controversy during the six consumer specialist, who said General Fund surplus of at Robert Moyer, Hartford Tpke., Ont., demonstrates the blissful comfort of the lazy days of still to go — also were ahead of months of preliminary negotia Rockville; David. Poharski, she would prefer some food least 1130,000 for the fiscal year 12-inonto estimates. tion to set up the conference, Wilshire Rd., Vernon; Howard shortages to a continuing up ended last Saturday. The Board of Directors, when and the Western ministers were Smith, Broad Brook; Carolyn ward qiiral in food costs. The report, "Status of Ap it adopted 1973-74 budgets, expected to make much of it in propriations," shows 1128,834 Wagner, Juniper Dr., Coventi7 . lowered the General Fund tax their opening statements this Export Controls available as of June 30. Added rate by 2 mills, to 46.66 mills; Births Saturday: A daughter week. to that sum will be revenue in and raised the Fire District tax to Mr. and Mrs. ^ w a r d Breau, WASHINGTON (AP) - The B52 Raids Increase 'The Soviet Union has long excess of estimates. The excess rate by 0.29 mills, to 5.85 mills. Union St., Rockville; A son to United States has slapped stiff pushed for an agreement export controls on iron and PHNOM PENH, Cambodia is assured. The controller’s Mr. and Mrs. James Millen, to the southeast; the district disappeared Thursday near The South Vietnamese between its Warsaw Pact steel, scrap metals after (A P ) - U.S. B52 heavy report of May 31 — with one organization and the North Crestridge Dr., Vernon. town of Prek Tamak, 13 miles Xuan Loc, 45 miles northeast of military command claimed 74 domestic prices reached a 16- bombers struck within 10 to 25 northwest on the east bank of more Communist truce month of the fiscal year still to Atlantic Treaty Orgaidzatlon Admitted Sunday: Hazel the South Vietnamese capital. Memorial year high. Curbs on corn miles of Phnom Penh Monday the Mekong River; and in the violations during the 30 hours go — showed tax collections that would In effect recognize D ^am e, Spring St., Rockville; a m r t s may also be under con night and early today as the Srang mountain region, an in Field reports and South Viet- ending at noon. It said In one at already were ahead of 12-month the postwar division of Europe Lillian Hanson, Orchard St., sideration. Cambodian miUtary command surgent stronghold 25 miles namese and Canadian tack, a civilian and a govern Hospital into Communist and non- Rockville; Theresa Henderson, At the same time. Commerce reported a rash of enemy ac southwest of the capital. authorities said the officers, ment soldier were killed and 11 On that basis, the 197^73 Communtst groupings. Lake View Heights, Tolland; 5.20 Secretary Frederick B. Dent tivity on nearly all fronts. In Washington, Defense Capt. Ian Patten of Etobicoke, other civilians and a soldier General Fund surplus may rise Donors^ Club The United States and its Kevin Kalagher, Beech Rd., is The Effectiv^nnual Yield announced late Monday he had A military source said the Department spokesman Ont., and Capt. Fletcher Thom were wounded by a rocket fired even higher that the |130,000 In allies for some years opposed Tolland; Fred Kreyssig, Park eased a |ive-day total enn|bargo number of raids by t|ie big William Beecher said. the son of Ottawa, are being into a populated area 25 miles dication. , such a conference but had to West Dr., Rockville; Marcella on the exports of soybeans and eight-jet planes increased number of urties flown in detained by the Viet' Cong.. south of Da Nang.. ****»?" join In after the Russians - : :■ ■■ propriatlouL. available at the Levine, Franklin Park East, cottonseed—major animal slightly in Jime and probably Cambodia by U.S. F4 and A7 agreed to their demand for ~ % end of the fiscal year, the Board Rockville; Judy Ludden, Wind feeds at home but vital would be stepped up even more fighter-bombers increased negotiations on reduction of of Education accounts for 12,- sor Locks; Frank Pappalardo, on foodstuffs for human consump before Aug. IS, the deadline set more than 30 per cent last both Communist and NATO Nixon To Discuss 364. Its 1972-73 appropriation Pine Knob Dr., South Windsor. tion abroad. by the U.S. Congress for an end week, from about ISO a day to forces in Central Europe. These ' was 110,340,000. Discharged Sunday: Everett to all other American military “ in the low 200s.” He said some talks are now under way in REGULAR Surpluses were reported for Cleveland, Village St., activity in Indochina. days close to 300 sorties Were Vienna. Cambodian Peace all town departments. Because Rockville; Ruby Dellaripa, Savings Accounts Cabinet Shuffle The informant said < the B52s flown. A sortie i f one strike by 4 0 / 0 0 0 The foreign ministers will of transfers from some meet here for a week, tiying to West Stafford; Philip Griswold, SANTIAGO, ChUe (AP) - struck at suspected insurgent one plane. .departments to others, ap agree on declarations for the High Ridge Rd., Rockville; President Salvador Allende is positions around the railway B ^ h e r said a break in Cam With Red Envoy proved in June by the Board of guidance of committees that Randy Hickton, Green Rd., to r ^ u ffle his cabinet today, town of Batt Dong, 15 miles bodia’s monsoon weather and Directors, surpluses based on will go to work in Geneva in and political observers believe northwest of Phnom Penh; military thrusts by the in 3 QOO.O Rockville; Peter Kierys, Baker original appropriations are dif ■ September. the new ministers will include ’Trapeang Thnot, another rail surgents led to the stepup, SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) — President Nixon is Rd., Vernon. ficult to determine. military men because of thf town 9(A miles due west; the which was ordered as the \^ite The ministers from the Births Sunday: A daughter to expected to discuss his goal of a negotiated settlement for When the directors adopted violence plaguing the govern- district town of Baren, 15 miles House negotiated with con United States, Canada and all Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cambodia in talks here Friday with Chinese envoy Huang the 1973-74 G eneral Fund m oit. gressional leaders the com- 20/000 European countries except Orzechowski, Vernon Ave., Chen. budget, they didn’t estimate nor promisie date of Aug. 15 for the Albania have before them an Vernon; A daughter to Mr. and utilize any surplus from the cutoff in U.S. .military Huang, head of China’s newjiaison office in Washington, agenda of topics agreed on un Mrs. Roger Moser, Hayes Rd., 1972-73 fiscal year. What they der three main headings during operations. ^ will be flovm here aboard a jet aircraft from the presiden Rockville; A daughter to Mr. did utilize, however, was 1374,- 1 0 , 0 0 0 j the preliminary negotiations The Cambodian military and Mrs. Frederick Breneman, tial fleet. policy adviser, soon will fly 000 in surplus still available spokesman. Col. Am Rong, said that ended June 8. Stafford Springs. Quiet Fourth Announcing the conference again to Peking and might, from the 1971-72 fiscal year The first topic covers the bombing near a hamlet on Monday, Press Secretary while there, confer with Cam (ended June 30, 1972). general "confidence building” Highway 3 about 12 miles south Ronald L. Ziegler said, "This bodia’s exiled Prince Norodom Manchester had wound up that aspects of European security of Phnom Penh killed 20 in should not sugg^t there’s a Sihanouk. fiscal year with a General Fund “ and cooperation, as well as 10 Ives Named surgents. In Store For matter of urgency to discuss.” American officials have surplus of just 28 cents under guiding principles borrowed In Saigon, the Viet Cong Nevertheless, the timing acknowledged that Sihanouk, 1500,000 (1499,999.72). The sur mainly from the United Nations State declared it is not responsible coincided closely with Nixon’s due to return soon to Peking plus in the Town of Manchester charter. It includes a proposal Sunday signing of compromise Fire District account for 1971- for advance notification of Manchester ) for two Canadian officers who after touring Europe, might Treasurer legislation to cut off all funds well play some role in any Cam 72 was 1174,080, and 185,000 of it The Manchester Memorial military movements and for U.S.' military activity in In was u s^ by the directors in exchange of observers in There won’t be any fireworks display in Manchester bodian settlement. Hospital Appreciation Fund dochina on Aiig. 15. There also have been adopting the 1973-74 (current) drive has passed the one-third military maneuvers. HARTFORD (AP) — Connec tomorrow — July 4th. There wasn’t any last year, and Motor Fuel And it came amid increasing published reports that Chinese budget. mark of the total goal of $60,- The second topic concen ticut has a new state treasurer, 6i27 there probably won’t be any next year. speculation that Henry A. Premier Chou En-lai will visit It appears that the Fire 000. With today’s donors, the trates on economic, scientific, former state Senate Minority is The Effective Annual Yield Rationing Misshig will be the boom of the cannon at 6 p.m. — Kissinger, Nixon’s foreign the United States next fa ll. District surplus for the fiscal thermometer has risen above technological and environmen Leader Alden A. Ives of Morris. the 120,000 mark. tal cooperation between the Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll signifying the show is on. Missing will be the crowds of Said Near New members of the Master different economic and political has announced the appoint about 30,000 — drawn to’ Mt. Nebo from Manchester and DALLAS (AP) - A detailed Donor’s Club are: systems in Europe. ment of Ives, an insurance com % surrounding towns. And missng will be the “ oohs” and national program for com Mr. and Mrs. Edson M. The third topic covers the pany executive, in a move that Upper New England “ ahs” of the adults and kids alike, as they watch a year’s pulsory rationing of ail motor Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. area of cultural, educational caught some political observers on work dissipate into smoke in about 40 minutes. fuels lacks only White House Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. and human contacts. by surprise. Ives had not been Until 1971, fireworks displays had been held in approval, a government official Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel among .those m ention^ most was quoted as saying today. Flood Loss Assessed Savino, in memory of Mr. and often as possible candidates for Mynchpator for- more than 20 years — first at the old golf The Dallas News reported Mrs. Joseph Draghi Sr., the post. GUARANTEED lots where Manchester High School now stands, then D a m a g e to V e r m o n t’ s if you got wiped out once, you that Duke Ligon, director of the By The Associated Press Charles E. Transue, in memory Ives succeeds Robert I. Ber- highway system was estimated didn’t go there again. 2 to 5 Yr. Saving^ Certificates Memorial Field, and then, for about 10 years, Mt. Nebo. Office of Oil and Gas of the Flood waters that inundated of his Wife, Anne M. Transue, at 110 million alone. New Besides the $5 million in crop don, who Thursday resigned Sponsored for most of that time by Manchester’s Interior Department, said the Vermont, New Hampshire and Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hampshire Gov. Thomson es losses in New Hampshire, mid-way through his four-year American Legion Post, the fireworks dteplays fizzled out plan calls for mandatory alloca parts of western Massachusetts Champeau, Miss Gertrude Lid- timated the Granite State’s damage to roads and bridges don, in honor of George term to take a seat on the tion of crude oil to refineries moved down the Connecticut when the new 1-84 was opened. The hl^way cut into the losses at 115 million as he asked was estimated at $2 million by Superior Court bench. and of finished River today as officials A.F. Lundberg Sr., M.D., Mr. Mt. Nebo area, and Legion officials began looking for a President Nixon Monday night Robert Monier, state coor Berdon was sworn in as a products—including gas assessed damage estimated and Mrs. Ermano Garaventa, to declare the state a major dis dinator of federal funds and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. judge Friday. Ives will fill the new site. oline—down to the consumer near 127 million. aster area. comprehensive planning direc remainder of Berdon’s term Meetings with town officials and department heads were level. Only the Connecticut River Norwood. tor. which expires Jan. 8, 1975. to no avail Legion officiali vere told there is no site “ I’m talking about was still cresting with rain The hardest hit area in Ver Also, John F. Tierney, Dr. and Mrs. George A.F. Lundberg The state Republican conven-* everything from crude oil water that washed out roads, mont was in the Ludlow area, in ’The Army Corps of Engineers available in Manchester to meet their needs. Jr., Mrs. Herbert Bradley, Mr. tion in June 1974 will nominate on-you name it,” the News and bridges, floqded farmlands the center of the state. said federally controlled dams And so, those Manchester residents anxious to view a and Mrs. John M. Dormer, Dr. a candidate for state treasurer quoted Ligon as saying. and homes, and claimed eight prevented extensive damage in fireworks, display this year — and maybe next year, and An aide to the governor said and Mrs. Robert Butterfield, who will run for the office in the “ Everybody would be on it. lives. ’Two other persons are western Massachusetts, but that "the top soil in the Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, election that fall. COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY-CREDITED MONTHLY the yeas after, etc.—will have to be content with traveling “ We’re on the brink. We’ve still missing. several thousand acres of area is protubly in Connecticut in memory of Mrs. Dorothy F. Before winning a seat in the to area towns, which have sites available for the got the whole program ready. Minor flooding was reported farmland were flooded. by now.” Miller. state Senate in 1961, Ives served We would have announced it in low-lying areas in Hartford, traditional show. General Electric and The owner of a marina in Supporting donors are: two terms in the state House. fiye days ago except that we Conn., as flood water moved from DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL Mayor John Thompson is urging that bells In churches Manchester Fibers plants at Holyoke, Mass., reported that Alfred Napoletano, A. Ray To^ Permit Our He sat in the upper chamber for wanted to get Gov. Love’s ap down the river to Long Island and public buildings in Manchester be rung for 4lninutes Ludlow were hit with $500,000 In 11 boats valued at $M,000 broke mond Zerio & Son, Inc., Irving proval.” Sound. five terms. He served as losses. from their moorings and went and Ruth Bayer, in honor of the Employes July 4th, beginning at 2 p.m., “ since the tradition of bell Colorado Gov. John A. Love Gov. ’Thomas P, Salmon of minority leader during the 1971- Following a helicopter tour of over a dam on the Connecticut 75th birthday of Leon Dobkin; ringing originated in Connecticut and has been renewed in was named Friday as President Vermont and Gov. Meldrim To Enjoy The 1972 General Assembly. the state. Gov. Salmon said he River. Mr. and Mra. Roger Negro, Nixon’s new assistant on Thomson asked President recent years." was impressed with Ver ’The death toll included four Emily H. Maidment, Mr. and Holiday ^ Court of Probate energy matters. Nixon to declare their states He is urging, also, that the American Flag be displayed, monters "obvious to respond drowned in New Hampshire, Mrs. Robert C. Henrickson, Mr. District of Manchester In a recent interview. Love disaster areas to become eligi The Herald calmly in a bad situation.” two drowned in Vermont, and and Mrs. James E. Devey, “ as testimony to our faith in the principles for which our seemed to oppose mandatory ble for federal aid. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Vermont State Police Com one in Massachusetts. Another Plaza Coin Laundry, Mr. and Will Not Be nation stands." allocations.* Salmon said the state suf E S T A T E O F KATHERINE P. missioner Edward Corcoran, Vermonter died from a heart Mrs. Erling Larsen. CHENEY As has been traditional on Oft Fourth of July holiday, Ligon also is executive fered “ extensive crop damage, Published noting that the weekend flood attack while directing traffic The money raised from the secretary of the Oil Policy awesome personal property !? •" Hon. Wiiiiam The Manchester Herald will not be published tomorrow. was toe worst in Vermont since during the flood, and two men fund drive will be used to E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Committee and has been losses and severe damage to presented to Uie fiduciary named below ' Its staff wishes everyone “ A safe and sane 4th.” Drive 1927, remarked: “ Flash floods are missing and presumed purchase a blood chemistry July 4 on or M o r e Sept. Z7,1»7S or be barred by avings ank of anchester charged with policing the ad roadways and bridges.’’ S B # M drowned after their raft went are not new in the state — we analyzer. law. The fiduciaries are: carefully. ministration’s voluntary alloca But he added: "W e’re 98 per are. ’There was no federal over a dam in the Mill River in The Conn. Bank & Trust Co. tion program since it was an cent back In operation now. The One ConsUtution Plaik Mepiber F.D.I.C. assistance in the old days, and Northampton, Mass. Hartford, Conn, nounced May 10. worst is over.” and George W. Cheney, Jr. 45 Mountain Road Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of thB River \ Farmington, Conn. 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