PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., July 12, 1974 Obituaries | I Scene Gertrude Rayner Dead; From Here Manrlifatpr lEumtng Ikralii

MPHNA Ex-Supervisor I By Sol R. Cohen MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 241 Manchester—A City of Village Ch^r FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS iM » PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Mary Gertrude Rayner training at the Philadelphia of Dunedin, Fla., former super­ Visiting Nurses Association. visor of nursing service for the After graduation, she did two Manchester Public Health Nur­ years of private duty nursing in The next two weeks promise recommend them for adoption sing Association, died Thursday Hartford. She also was night to be hectic ones for the state’s by the State Convention. One at Mease Hospital, Dunedin. supervisor at Johnson Democratic and Republican would establish an Office of She was the wife of Joseph B. Memorial Hospital, Stafford delegates to a host of conven­ Local Government in the gover­ Rayner. Springs, and did private duty tionsincluding seven each for nor’s office. ’The other would Convicts Release 14 Mrs. Rayner, who retired in nursing for a year at Manchester’s Democrats and establish a Connecticut Young WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two armed The transfer appeared to go smoothly The convicts apparently feared the smiling at newsmen who were held behind 1959 after nearly 22 years as Manchester Memorial Republicans Citizens Corps. convicts holding seven persons hostage at with the inmat^kbeing released one by police might try to trick them if they police lines across the street. supervisor of nursing service Hospital. t 'ir; r Manchester Democrats face the U.S. Courthouse today released 14 one from the OTiblock. Justice Depart­ allowed the van to be lowered into the Reporters were not allowed to talk to for the Manchester Public She served for 14 years as a * iJf)! the following schedule: David M. Barry of other prisoners who had been held in ment spokesman John Russell said the cellblock and Gorham decided to send them. Health Nursing Association, nurse in the office of Dr. • July 18 — Hartford County Manchester, who is seekiiig the cellblocks awaiting trial when the convicts prisoners walked up the stairs from the them up one by one through “the front was born in Manchester and George A.F. Lundberg Sr. Convention, St. Paul’s Catholic Democratic nomination for cellblock and were searched and hand­ door.” seized the lockup. Agreement lived in the Manchester-Bolton before joining the Public Health High School, Bristol. Fourth District state senator, cuffed before being brought to the The prisoners were loaded into a car and Russell had announced the impending area until moving to Dunedin 14 Nursing Association. • July 19-M — State Conven­ has named Jerome I. Baskin, marshals’ room where they were searched two grey police panel trucks. Russell said release at 3 a m. He called it “an act of years ago. tion, Bushnell Auditorium, again. She is also survived by two also of Manchester, finance one was being taken to D.C. General good faith." In 1954, Mrs. Rayner received Hartford. News Capsules Woman Slays brothers, William Keating of chairman of his campaign com­ " 3 , . Hospital and the others to the D.C. jail. Burton's Woman of the Year Manchester and James Keating I • J u ly 22 — F i r s t mittee. Baskin is auditor for the V - Russell said a woman prisoner, who was The timing of the release was sub­ award for her oustanding ser­ of Bristol. Congressional District Conven­ Town of Manchester. not identified, had decided to remain in sequently changed several times. At one vice to Manchester. In 1957, she The funeral is Monday at 8:15 tion, KofC Home, Hartford. Barry has announced he Market Rallies the cellblock with the two convicts, Frank Onr Inniato llospilulizcd stage Russell.told newsmen "Its my un­ received a certificate of honor a.m. from the John F. Tierney • July 24 — ’Third Senatorial received ’ one contribution in NEW YORK (UPI) - Bouyed by op­ Gorham and Otis Wilkerson, alias Robert Russell said the inmate being derstanding that they want to see from the Connecticut State Funeral Home, 219 W. Center District Convention, East Hart­ June — $10 from Robert F. timistic financial news, th e z S f^ market N. Jones. hospitalized had been suffered a broken daylight." Nurses Association. St., with a Mass at St. James ford Courtroom. Blanchard — bringing to $510 rallied Friday for its sixth strongest one- Local radio station WASH said the con­ arm before the convicts seized the The release actually began about 8.15 A graduate of the Howard Church at 9. Burial will be in St. • July 24— Fourth Senatorial the total he has received in the day gain in history, bouncing back from a victs told them the woman was staying cellblock and hostages Thursday. General Hospital School of Nur­ James Cemetery. District Convention, five months since he announced low point earlier in the week. behind because one of the seven remaining The seven hostages remained in captivi­ a.m. and was completed within a half hour. sing, Philadelphia, Pa., she ob­ Friends may call at the Manchester Municipal his candidacy. The market apparently was reacting to hostages is female. The radio station has ty along with the unidentified woman in­ The convicts rejected a proposal Friday tained her public health funeral home Sunday from 2 to Building. news of sharply declining demand for been in constant phone contact with the mate who apparently decided to remain that they free their seven hostages and 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. • July 25 — Ninth Assembly business loans, coupled with a slowdown in convicts since the seige began Thursday. with the convicts of her’hwn free will. accept an airplane ride to the federal District Convention, Veterans’ rising interest rates and an easing of Gorham apparently rejected a proposal Russell said the transfer came off Delegates Named penitentiary in El Reno, Okla. They Clubhouse, East Hartford. wholesale price hikes. by the police to allow them to pick up the without a hitch. To Committee proposed that their relatives and Mrs. Katherine Gula Mrs. Marion Maule Herberger. • July 25 — Fourteenth t STT The Dow Jemes industrial average prisoners the way transfers are normally The police convoy, led by several squad members of their hostages’ families meet Mrs. Katherine Gula, 94, of Mr. Herberger was born July Assembly District Convention, The 42 delegates to the moved up 27.61 [mints to 787.23, the biggest made. In the normal procedure a police cars, sped away from the rear of the with Attorney General William Saxbe in 103 Starkweather St. died 2,1899 in Albany, N.Y., and had South Windsor Town Hall. Republican State Convention rise since the 29.42 points of May 24,1973. van is driven into an elevator, lowered to courthouse with the inmates peering an attempt to resolve the courthouse lived in Manchester for many Manchester Republicans who reside in the eight-town. the basement cellblock, loaded and through steel gratings in the vans, some Thursday at Manchester Truckload Sidewalk Sale The abrupt increase almost eras^ the siege. Memorial Hospital. She was the years before moving to have the following schedule: Fourth Senatorial District ^ heavy losses earlier in the week which saw returned to street level. Glastonbury 34 years ago. He • July 20 — First (including eight from widow of Albert Gula. Trying to save money can present problems and this the market hit its lowest point in 3t4 Mrs. Gula was born in Poland had been employed at Pratt <..id Manchester’s annual Sidewalk Sales Days continue Congressional District Conven­ Manchester) met in Glaston­ years. gentleman shopper appears to be pondering such decisions and had lived in Manchester Whitney Division of United Air­ through Saturday. This scene was at K-Mart shopping tion, Whiting Lane School, West bury Tuesday night and chose as “Do I really need one?” or “Are they cheaper by the most of her life. She was a com­ craft Corp., East Hartford, area. (Herald photo by Dunn) Hartford. the following representatives m Economy Concerns Senators from 1925 until he retired in dozen?” Whatever his choice, there are bargains galore as • July 22 — Third Senatorial on the convention’s various municant of St. Bridget Church. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Democratic Survivors are 7 sons, Andrew 1949 as head of the overseas District Convention, Raymond committes: Nixon, Ford to Confer Sens. Edward M. Kennedy and Henry M. license division. He attended St. Library, East Hartford. A. Paul Berte of Manchester, Gula of Manchester, John Gula Area Jackson agree that the economy —not SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI) - Mary's Episcopal churh and • July 22 — Fourth Senatorial rules; Miss Margaret Jacobson for a major speech on the administration’s of East Hartford, Joseph Gula Watergate—is the issue Democrats should President Nixon began a planned two- still in the judicial process. was a member of the Albany, District Convention, Naubuc of Coventry, credentials; > Scalllona, Radlahaa, Qraan t Yallow 8<|uaah, convicted Watergate burglars G. Gordon on atandard houaahold currant at and three others. ’They were charged with presidential attorney James D. St. Clair iw illL. Baata, Rhubarb, Paaa, Acorn A Bunamul Squaah, conspiracy to violate the civil-rights of Dr. Liddy, Bernard Barker and Eugenio Mar­ Laaka, Caullllowar, Romalna A Boalon Lattuca, Salad 7.S ampa. It will avan add a said it would “have no affect on our case Lewis Fielding, the psychiatrist of Pen­ tinez, showed no outward sign of emotion Bowl, Carrota, Egg Plant, Hot Pappara. braath of Iraah air to your Ufa, as the guilty verdicts were returned. at all.” with or without cooling, thanka to tagon Papers ddendant Danel Ellsberg, Gesell earlier in the day had issued a FMIT’ '’'•••■ on* P*aehaa, Plums, Naclarlnaa, Paara? tha Frigidaira Frath Air faatura. through q §epl). 3, 1971, break-in at Ehrlichman was cleared of one count of rnuii. Qrapafrult, Honaydawa, Mangoaa, Umaa, Plnaappla, perjury relating to his grand jury tough set of instructions to the jury of six Apricola, Rad A Whita Qrapas, Bluabarriaa, ‘CartHlad by AHAM Fielding's Beverly Hills, Calif., office. men and six women which appeared to cut Qooaabarriaa, Raapbarriaa and Watarmalona. testimony on the White House plumbers Most Sizes Are In Stock! Highest Aide unit which prosecutors said planned the their deliberation time to a bare WtEKEND SPECIALSI Rog. 5000 BTU UNITS FROM Ehrlichman, highest-ranking former ad­ break-in. minimum. lUHIATIlES, vtnarlpanad...... m 4 M Frigidaire will refuncTyou $20. ministration aide to be convicted in a With his wife Jeanne at his side, OHEEHPEPPaS...... when you buy-one of our Watergate-related matter, also was found Ehrlichman talked briefly with reporters Judge's Instructions FANCY PEACHES " 5 2 guilty Friday of three counts of lying to before leaving the courthouse. He said he The judge told the jury that an illegal seven high efficiency room ordered his lawyers to appeal the convic­ and warrantless entry cannot be justified blueberries...... alr-conditlonere SUNNY tions, which together carry a maximum even if an individual believes he is acting ’‘"' 9 0 ^ ' 1 3 9 t* sentence of 25 years in prison and a $2S;000 “in the name of patriotism or national “VISIT OUR IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY" fine. He «aid he expects “complete security or a need to create an un­ - .I S ? SaH r/ia HaraW. Sunday Papara, plus Lotttry r/c*slaf exoneration.” favorable press image or that his “I have and have for many years had an superiors had the authrity without a KING abiding confidence in the Amefican warrant .to suspend the constitutional Savings Bank judicial system. Nothing has happened protections of the Fourth Amendment." Sidewalk Sale Days End Tonight Sunny and quite warm today with highs today that has shaken this confidence,” The defendants, except for Liddy who is B.D. pan. I SON said Ehrlichman, who was lofted to serving a lengthy prison term for his part 649 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643^2171 near 90 except lower along the shore. The annual townwide Greater continued to tour the five par­ morning door-busting crowd at K- 271 OUHUNO IT. IMNCMUT^- MS-B3S4 Clear, warm tonight with lows in the 60s. resign April 30,1973, as Nixon’s domestic in the June 17, 1972, break-in at of Manchester QUALITY SERVICE - GENUINE PARTS Manchester Sidewalk Sale Days ticipating shopping areas seeking Mart Plaza. (Herald photo by Dunn) Sunny and hot Sunday with highs in the low affairs adviser and No. 2 aide when the Democratic National headquarters, were Member F.D l,C to mid 90s. . Watergate scandal reached the White freed on bond pending recognizance. draws to a close tonight. 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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat,, July 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974— PAGE THREE ------LeGeyt Wins Merz Award News for Senior Citizen^ Here^s Schedule Theater Time Schedule By Wally Fortin Churches ^^^A rea Churches C. Victor LeGeyt of 37 Kerry For Bookmobile St. has been named recipient of Saturday Sunday Second Congregational Wings Of John J. Merz "Fireman of Bolton Congregational Hello, out there! I hope O'Neill, Bernadette Noel, Rockingham Park is set up liK Manchester Drive-In — ‘'Evel Manchester Drivp.ln— "Evel Emanuel Lutheran Church St Bartholomew's Church MeKMiah Evangeliral St. John'^ the Year" award, given annual­ Church Churrh you’re as comfortable where Peggy and Edward Strauss, this: ItDost us $4.50 each for the Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a Knievel” 8:35; “Born Losers” Knievel" 8:35; "Born Losers” Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Philip Hussey Lutheran Churrh F.|ii>ieo|ial (!hurrh ly to a member of Engine Co. 2, United Church of Christ Bolton Center Rd. you are, as I am while writing Fred and Marion Corbin, Bea bus. We get reserved grands­ tonnecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the 10:15 10:15 Rev. C. Henry Anderson Pastor (Wisconsin Synod) Rt. 30. Vernon Manchester Eighth District 385 N. Main St. Evening Rev. J. Stanton Conover this article. A little air- Maher, Henry and Ida Cormier, tand seats,-and usually in the M ^chester Public Library system: Showcase Cinema 1 — Showcase Cinema 1 — Rev. Ronald J. Fournier CLIFF SIMPSON 300 Buckland Rd. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Fire Department. Rev. Felix M. Davis Minister conditioner sure makes the Elsie Freiheit, John and Loret­ clubhouse, but we pay $2 for "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot”:!^ Pastors Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. South Windsor Rector LeGeyt received the award, \ MONDAY, JULY 15 Minister difference. ta Jaslowski, Emmett Farrell that. Then with today’s prices 1:30-3:35-5:30-7:50-10:05 1:30-3:35-5:30-7:50-10:05 ^ Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 citing him as "the firemen’s 9 to ll:i0.a.m . —Meadows Convalescent Home. Showcase 2 — “Marne” 2:00- Showcase 2 - . “ Herbie Rides 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service 9 a.m., Sunday School. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Well, I hope you ail looked at and Celle Ellis led the gang in for a good nutritious meal can 10 a.m.. Union Service. 8 and 9:30 a.m.. The Service. and 11:30 a.m. fireman " at the annual Wednesday’s Herald and read 11:20 to 11^50 a.m. —Leland Dr. 4:30-7:00-9:30 Again” 2:00-3:45.5:45-7:30-9:20 9:30 a.m.. Children’s Chapel — Sermon by Rev. Mr. Conover. 10 a.m., Worship Service. 10 a.m.. Family Service and meeting. the sing-along. cost quite a bit. In our case in­ Nursery for children up to 2 your column because it sort of 1:10 to 1:40 p>n. —Santina Dr. Showcase 3 — "Herbie Rides Showcase 4 — "Chinatown” Service. Nursery for infants. What were you doing when you heard that President Kennedy Nursery for very small 10:45 a.m., “At Jesus Feet, Church School. The award is given in honor of Then came the serving of the cluding tax and tip, we pay a lit­ years and child care for spells out the action for this 1:50 to 2:20 p.rtL'-:- Winthrop Rd. Again" 2:00-3:45-5:35-7:30-9:20 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:45 was shot? children. WINF. former Eighth District Fire goodies. Much of the food was tle over $6, and the remainder children 3 to 6 years in the next couple of weeks. ^ e r e d by our good friends-the of the’$12.50 goes to the driver’s 2:30 to 3 p.m. —Galaxy Dr. and Ralph Rd. Showcase 4 — “Chinatown” Showcase 2 — “Marne” 2:00- Trinity Covenant Church I was driving to Hartford on Center Street and had just com­ St. Mattheu's Churrh Chief John J. Merz. Merz Church School rooms. Sermon Gospel Hall First Congregational Our action here at the center Pagan! Caterers. We had potato tip. 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. —Spacer St. 2:15-4:45-7:15-9:45 4:30-7:00-9:30 302 Hackmatack St. pleted the cloverleaf onto the Wilbur Cross Highway. I drove to (Coventry Presbyterian Tolland served the department for near- by the Rev. Winthrop Nelson 415 Center St. Churrh started on Tuesday for this sala^m acaroni salad, baked Maybe I’m all wet in planning Vernon Cinema 1 — "The Vernon Cinema 1 — “The Rev. Norman E. Swensen the edge of the road and wept unashamedly. Something in (!hureh Rev. J. Clifford Curtin I ly 30 years, and was chief from Exorcist” 7:10-9:20-12 Midnight Jr., “The Child in Us.” Coffee Hebron column and while our ceramic beans, hot dogs and ham­ these trips, but to this person Exorcist” 2:00-4:15-7:00-9:10 Pastor 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. America seemed to die in that tragedy. Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31 Pastor 1946 to 1961. TUESDAY, JULY 16 Cinema 2 — “Born Losers” Hour in Fellowship Hall after Rev. Dr. J. Jermain Bodine class was ending for the season, burgers, ice cream and punch. who is disgusted with the idea, I Cinema 2 — "Born Losers” 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. When Martin Luther King was shot my wife and I were in Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray At the annual meeting of 7:20-9:30-12:00 Midnight the service. Interim Pastor the gang was busy getting We want to thank all our may add I have lots of company yi 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:15 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Kyoto, Japan. The foUoYring Sunday we went to a little Japanese Pastor Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 ^ Engine Co. 2. members elected things ready for the picnic. 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Bowers School. Burnside Theatre — “The Burnside Theatre — “The The Rev. Mr. Swensen will church, exchanged our shoes for slippers, and listened to a ser­ p.m. officers for the 1974-1975 year. hard working helpers Robert because we are just four per­ First Church of Christ Meanwhile, in the afternoon our 9:40 to 10:10 a .m .—Green School. Prallox View” 7:30-9:30 PrallaX View’’ 1:30-3:30-5:30- preach on “A Parable of Life.” mon in a language we could not understand. But we understood 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship, Sunday, Masses at 8;30,10:30 Elected were Paul Gworek of Doggart, Paul Ryan, Harold sons away from filling three Scientist senior bowlers were busy 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. —Buckley School. Meadows Drive-In — "Wild 7:30-9:30 Nursery for pre-school the words “Martin Luther King” which were many times Sermon Topic; “ Bound to be 11 a m., Sunday School. and 11:45 a.m. 174 Green Rd., captain: Wally Lehmann, George Vallone and buses. That’s 131 people' who 447 N. Main St. United Pentecostal Church knocking down the hardwood. 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Alice and Arcellia Drs. Angels” 8:45; “Born Losers” Meadows Drive-In — "Born children. repeated. In some way my stature as an American was Free.” 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Irish of 83 Main St., first lieute­ Phil Brass who did the cooking must think we’re doing 187 Woodbrldge St. Now here’s your chance to of the hamburgers and hot dogs, something right. Anyway, to 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. —Kennedy Rd. and Bishop Dr. 10:30 Losers” 8:45; "Wild Angels” diminished. There was a sense of emptiness and loss. sonage on Cornwall Dr. Si. Muiiriee's (Jiurrh nant: Richard E. Girard Jr. of 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Robert Baker First Congregational give bowling a chance, and and Eve Warner, Bernadette each his own, and if this per­ 10:50 Church of the Nazarene Perhaps my feeling was akin to Isaiah’s “in the year that King Bolton 136 Hilliard St., second lieute­ 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Clinton and Oak Sts. day School and child care. This Pastor Churrh practice up for our Winter Noel, May Martin, Georgina son or any person has a gripe, I UA East 1 — “For Pete’s 236 Main St. Usziah died.” For over half a century the king had been a symbol First \sseiiil>lv of God Rev. Robert W. Cronin nant: and Thomas R. Alexander 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Ardmore and Marshall Rds. UA East 1 — “For will be a Communion Service. United Churrh of Christ League. All this in a nice air- Vince, Peggy Schaller, and wish they would drop by and Sake” 2:00-3:40-5:20-7:15-9:10 Rev. William A. Taylor of peace and prosperity. There had ^ n security in the land; the 763 Oak St. Pastor of 28 Bilyeu Rd., secretary- 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Lawton and Weaver Rds. Pete’s Sake” 2:00-3:405:20-7:15- Subject of the Lesson- 10 a.m., Sunday School. Coventry conditioned alleys, and great Dorothea Brass who served the discuss it with me. In that way 9:10 UA East 2 - "Old Yeller” sound of hammers in the suburbs and the clop-clop of camels in East Hartford treasurer. Sermon, “Sacrament,” Golden 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson Rev. Ralph F. Jelley Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 people to bowl with. So drop rest of the food and drinks. maybe we both can learn UA East 2 - "Old Yeller” 3:30-6:25-9:25; “Incredible 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. brisk trade through the streets. ' Text from Hebrews: "To do Minister Pastor p.m. down on a Tuesday afternoon, a The great variety of food was something and have a much WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 3:30-6:25-9:25; “Incredible Journey” 2:00-4:55-7:55 Classes for all ages. When Isaiah’s world collapsed he went into the temple. There good and to communicate Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 little before one o’clock, and enjoyed by all, for there is better understanding. 9 to 9:30 a.m. —Candlewood Apartments. Journey” 2:00-4:55-7:55 UA East 3 — “Groove Tube” 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. he had a tremendous experience of God. He saw the Lord "high forget not; for with such Full Gospel Christian 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m. get in on the fun. something about eating in the It just sort of gripes me to 9:40 to 10:10 a.m. —Singer Learning Center. UA East 3— "Groove Tube” 2:40-6:00-7:40-9:25 Message by the pastor. and lifted up” and realized that "the whole earth is full of His 10 a.m.. Church School. sacrifices God is well pleased.” Fellowship Nursery available. Sermon; 11 a.m., Morning Worship. FILM RATING GUIDE P in o rlile out of doors that whets receive such letters or cards 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. —Thayer and Tuck Rds. 2:40-4:20-6:00-7:40-9:25' Blue Hills Drive-In — "Cry Children’s Church and Nursery glory.” He found hope instead of despair, forgiveness instead of The Christian Science Interdenominational “Many Mr. Morgans’’ by 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Sacred Heart W Fof Prt T iin tp n final day for the advanced once or twice a year, so why not in the murder of his wife. 10 a.m.. Worship. Nursery, third and fifth Sundays. Mor­ place. 11 to 11:30 a.m. —Cushman Dr. ^ Rev. Wayne Kendall infant through Grade 2. Mr. l.utheran (iliureh ceramic class. We had 19 They have a large swimming get the best we can? Nuff said.? 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ ning Prayer, second and fourth Wisconsin Synod 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. —Green Lodge Manor. PUBLIC Rev. Robert W. Eldridge St. Bridget Church Donald Richardson, guest Sundays. Church School. players for bridge with the pool, places to play cards and Bus Schedule mon: ‘"rhe Prophet: Amos.” The Kentucky Baptist (Convention had an intriguing device a 300 Buckland Rd. Pastors Rev. John J. Delaney speaker. following lucky winners: bingo, and also for just relaxing Because we are using our 1:30 to 2 p.m. —Durkin and Branford Sts. Nursery for five-years old and couple of years ago that may become universal wherever long- South Windsor RESTRICTED Jack Owen, 5,260; Mabel 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. —Northfield and Centerfield Sts. younger. Pastor winded clergy and laity abound. Three lights were on the plat­ Undtr 17 requKM accompanyinf outdoors. The inside of course Fun-Day for trips we decided to 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. .St. P»ent or Adult Guirdian Loomis, 4,650; George Vallone, 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —Barry and Saulters Rds. NOTICE Rev. William J. Stack form — white, green and red. The white light meant three more George's Episcopal St. Bernard's (!hiirrh is air-conditioned. All this and a try playing shuffleboard on Pastorr^ebb preaching. Ser­ Church 9 a.m., Sunday School. 3,830; Rose Fredman, 3,670, and 3:30 to 4 p.m. —Esquire Dr. Rev. William J. Killeen minutes for the speaker. The green one indicated only one minute Rockville meal, too. So sign up with us on Tuesday mornings, and for mon: '^ h a t is God Like?” Center Congregational Boston Tpke. 10 a.m., Worship Service. Carrie Peterson, 3,660. Monday morning. those who bowl in the after­ Church left. When the red showed, time was up. The news item concluded Rev. John J. White 8 p.m., “At Jesus' Feet,' FRIDAY, JULY 19 Social hour immediately after Saturday, Masses at 5 and Bolton Picnic Success One thing to remember: noon, we have made 11 Center St. with this sentence: "Flashing of all three lights means that in ten Rev. William Schneider WINF. No Stops Scheduled. the service for whole family. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Rev John F. Flora III , NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED Thursday was our picnic, and Although our trips are arrangements for the bowling THE PURNELL PARKING AREA Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. seconds ‘this pulpit will destruct!” Preachers beware! Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and Vicar Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 lA ^ limrt m«v vary the weatherman like always scheduled a couple of weeks bus to come by the center to Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Too often we are inclined to make statements based on insuf­ in certain artad WILL BE CLOSED COMPLETELY St. Mary's Kpiscopal 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and p.m. gave us just one beautiful day, ficient information. Such a statement is frequently made about Si. Margaret Mary's (iliureh ahead, we must register early pick you up. In this way you can Church Pastors 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist and and we had 175 members atten­ enjoy shuffleboard and get in MON., TUES., and WED., JULY noon, school auditorium. missions. Sunday, Masses at 7, 8:30,10, Wapping - M P A A so we can tell the owners how Church and Park Sts. sermon. ding. During the day we had Parley Attracts 12,000 Recently a college professor sputtered to me: “This business 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Rev. William McGrath many are coming, and also just your bowling, too. 15th, 16th and 17th FOR Rev. George Nostrand 10 a.m.. Union Service at Se­ 5 p.m.. Family Evensong and bingo games, card playing both of missions is all foolishness. Nobody wants them. They do no Rev. Joseph Schick how.many buses we will need. If any of you are interested in Rector cond Congregational (Church. picnic. pinochle and bridge. Also some Don’t forget now, you playing shuffleboard you must REPAVING PURPOSES. USERS good. Who are we to force our God on others?” . Co-Pastors Among the 12,080 in atten­ with the delivery of the Rev. Stephen J. White of our talented members Tom baseball fans, we will be sign up Monday so we’ll know (Concordia Lutheran Church Final Sermon I told him what I had seen in a visit to Vadala, India. In that one TMS SHOW SUM «U IMS |l| dance at the four-day New featured talk by R.E. Gott on COOPERATION WILL BE Bev. Ronald Haldeman Serund Cungregatiunal Vernon .Asseiiililies of God registering on Monday the 22nd who to pick up. Our bus will 40 Pitkin St. area our Board of World Ministries (United (Church of Christ) Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 England convention of "Human Plans Failing as God’s Churrh 51 Old Town Rd. then make a quick pick up APPRECIATED. Rev. Burton D. Strand started and maintained, in cooperation with other agencies: A p.m. “THE EXORCIST” for the Yankee-Baltimore Jehovah’s Witnesses in Paw­ Purpose Succeeds.” 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, The Rev. George F. United Church of Christ Orioles game at Shea Stadium. before it leaves for shopping. So Pastor school, a college, a general hospital, a leper hospital, an Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 EVES 7:10-9:20 tucket last weekend were 40 Olson said the congregation Book of Common Prayer. Nostrand, who is retiring after Rt. 44A, Coventry Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday 1-84 give us a call Monday. By the Agricultural Experiment Station, a road building program and 11:30 a.m. SUN 2-4:15-7-9:10 Included in the deal is a buffet delegates from the Manchester will realize a greater spiritual 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer, 13 years as rector of St. Mary’s Rev. Robert K. Bechtold ExifSS way, we will also have 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, employing 3,000 workers, a garage, a tractor repair school, a self- School for all ages. dinner right in the Shea Congregation of Jehovah’s Authorized Services, with ser­ Episcopal Church, will conduct Minister 1 ihihm hc strength as it applies the exhor­ sustaining industry making seisal products, a well-digging 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. MnsKin (jm (Sinm • Stadium Restaurant right after shuffleboard on Wednesday Witnesses. Manchester Parking Authority Nursery care for small tation and scriptural counsel mon by the Rev. Mrs. his final services at the church machine that had already dug 5,000 wells, the rental of pumps 7 p.m., Evening Evangelistic, St. Franris of Assisi WARREN BEATTY the game. I know you’re not all afternoon; check the schedule. Carl J. Olson, presiding children. given. Haldeman. Walk-in-the-Park that would do in two hours what it had taken a man with two oxen 10 a.m.. Service of Worship. 673 Ellington Rd. DON’T PAULA PRENTISS Yankee fans, but it is a day out, Schedule for the Week overseer, said a good part of the during the sermon. Nursery all day to accomplish. In addition there was a church that main­ South Windsor MISS and it’s always fun at a ball Monday through Friday, program was designed to The Church of Jesus Christ “ THE PARALLAX care. tained over sixty chapels in the surrounding countryside. First Congregational Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor game. I ordered 90 tickets, so I registration for Blackberry Inn. strengthen family ^ies and of Latter-Day Saints United (Congregational THIS VIEW” In Color—R All these programs sprang from those who believed in God and (!hurch Rev. Eugene M. Kibride ARE-RELEASE-(PQ) sure hope you’ll join us on that Monday, 8 a.m.. Senior Golf bridge the generation gap. I The D. Clark Brown (Churrh ONE! AT 7:30-9:30 Ziun Fvangelieal Lutheran were involved in expressing His love for all people. Western mis­ United Church of Christ day. League at Blackiedge Golf “We found the information Bishop > United Church of Christ ‘ BORN LOSERS’ !SUN. MAT. 99c'til 5:00! Church sionaries inaugurated these projects to meet urgent needs but as Andover Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 For you Red Sox fans, we’re Course; 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen presented to be very helpful to I Almanac THE ORIGIHAL APPEAUNCE OE NOTICE (Missouri Synod) Indians were able to take over the leadership it was shared. Now Rev. Rolland G. Erving Tolland p.m. TOM UtUQUN AS‘BILLY JACK” still looking for a date to go to social bingo, one can of canned our congregation,’’ he said, C ^per and High Sts. 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Relief Interim Pastor Rev. Donald G. Miller Society. they are directed entirely by Indians. The professor who had Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 99c ALL TIMES Fenway Park, but good tickets fruit needed; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., ‘‘for over the past year we have By United Press Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Minister 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. derided missions apologized for speaking without knowledge. and 11 a.m. in large quantities are hard to pinochle games. Bus pickup at had an increase in our con­ International Pastor 10 a.m.. Worship Service. XTM SHOWS MDMTE SAT. come by. We will get up there 8:30 a.m. return trips at noon 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 9:30 and 11 a . mW orship Ser­ gregation with many new ones Today is Saturday, July 13, Prayer of the week: — A nineteen-year-old servant girl is CINE 1 CINE 2 before the season ends, you can and 4 p.m. especially needing the Biblical vice and Church School. the 194th day of 1974 with 171 to OPEN 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. The rep u t^ to have written this a long time ago: First Congregational St. Mary's (Churrh 'IX O M IS r' “BORN LOSERS" bet on that. Meanwhile, join us Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, counsel provided; and really, 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim follow. Rev. Roland Erbe, pastor of “Lord of all pots and pans and things: since I’ve no time Churrh Rt. 31, Coventry for the game at Shea Stadium, shuffleboard games; special we all benefited!” llnitarian Universalist Fellowship. Phone 649-9333 NOW NOW The moon is between its last Our Saviour Lutheran Church, to be of Vernon Rev. F. Bernard Miller and the big meal right there bus pickup by calling our office The four-day convention was Society quarter and new phase. South Windsor, guest speaker. A saint by doing lovely things or watching late with thee- Rev. John A. Lacey Pastor afterward. on Monday; 10 a.m. bus pickup one of 85 arranged for this Rev. Arnold F. Westwood The morning stars are Mer­ ALL DAY Or dreaming in the dawnlight or storming heaven’s Minister Rev, Paul F. Ramen for shopping; 1 p.m.. Summer summer in the United States. Minister cury, Venus, Jupiter and Churrh of Christ gates- Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Wa|)piiig (Coiiimunily (Churrh JHEATRESEASTl Gripe Depurtmenl Bowling League at the Parkade Among the highlights reported Saturn. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Make me a saint by getting meals and washing up the Assistant Minister 1790 Ellington Rd. Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. By the way, I received a post­ Lanes; 1:30 p.m., return trip were costumed Bible dramas Services resume September The evening star is Mars. Eugene Brewer, Minister plates. South Windsor Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 E sTER PARKADE « E41- 54S1. card, and I probably shouldn’t SUNDAY from shopping. that applied Scriptural prin­ Those born on this date are 9. 9:30 a.m. , Worship Service. Rev. Harold W. Richardson f4Sr WNOSOR even mention it, because when and 10:45 a.m. NOW IN THEATRE 1 Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, ciples to modern-day problems. . under the sign of Cancer. 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Although I must have Martha’s hands I have a Mary The Rev. Mr. Lacey will Minister anyone sends a card to com­ DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 pinochle games; 1 to 3:30 p.m., On Friday, 263 were baptized The late American actor 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: mind preach. Trinity Lutheran (Church plain about something and Presbyterian Church Rev. R. Stanley Eaton E a r b r a shuffleboard games; also, as new ministers,' symbolizing Sidney Biackmer was born July “Walking After The Spirit.” And when I black the boots and shoes, thy sandals. Associate Minister Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 doesn’t even sign his or her 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. 43 Spruce St. bridge games; Bus pickup at their dedication to God, among 13, 1895, and American 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon by Lord, I find. Vernon llnited Methodist Vernon name, it would normally go Rev. George W. Smith S t r e i s a n d She's In A 8:30 a.m., and also a return whom were Douglas Johnson, educator Mary Emma Wooley Donald Summers, guest Rev. George Nosirand I think of how they trod the earth, what time I scrub the (Church 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ Rev. Donald McClean straight into the waste basket. Pastor in Class By HerseW home and pickup for Kim Mason, Pamela was born on this day in 1873. speaker. floor — Rev. Frances P. Swartz vice and Church School, Pastor However, I did find this one to shuffleboard at noontime. Bus Giangrave, Gregory On this day in history: Sunday and will leave for vaca­ Accept this meditation Lord, I haven’t time for Rev. James H. Swartz “THE TEACHER” be quite interesting because return at 3:30 p.m. NORTHWAY PHARMACY 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Giangrave, Katheripe Flood, In 1863, opposition to the Cominunity Baptist Churrh tion and retirement Monday. more. Co-Pastors 8 and 10:30.a. m., Worship Ser­ ^ ^ evidently I missed the boat Thursday, 9 a.m.. Buses for Donna Wallace, ahd Shirley 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery N 0 W ^ » .... i ^ N O W federal Conscription Act led to An Ameriran Baptist Churrh provided. Friends and members of the Warm all the kitchen with thy love and light it with vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. along the way, and am not up to Rockingham race track will Marvonek of the Manchester 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Roekville Baptist (Cliureh S a k e * m PLUS riots in New York City, in 585 E. Center St. 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery congregation will have an op­ peace; 9:15 a.m., Church School. the latest in high cost of living. leave. Be here no later than Congregation. 69 Union St. which more than 1,000 persons Rev. Ondon P. Stairs provided. portunity to say farewell to the Forgive me all my worrying and make all grumbling NOW IN THEATRE 2 This person evidently found a 8:45 a.m.; 8:30 a.m. to noon and Providing for essential ser­ St. Peter’s Episeupal Rev. Robert L. LaCounte “THE YOUNG were killed. T E L . 6 4 6 -4 5 1 0 Minister 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, Rev. and Mrs. Nostrand after cease. ,\\ery St. (Christian way to beat the high cost of 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., office open vices w ere 2,600 volunteer In 1865, Horace Greeley Church » Pastor Keforiiieil (!hureh living because they write that study and fellowship. the 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday ser­ Thou who didst love to give men food, in field or by GRADUATES” for business, shuffleboard and workers. Richard and Joanne wrote an editorial in the New 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. vices. Sand Hill Rd. 661 Avery St., South Windsor the Hartford Senior Citizens Burkett worked in the food ser­ the sea. Accept this service that I do; I do it unto thee.” 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. visiting. No bus scheduled. York Tribune in which he said, Message: "Beggars Sitting on The Rev. Mr. Nostrand came South Windsor Rev, Peter Mans and others can go to the Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, vice, one of 20 departments Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III Nursery through Adult, in­ “Go West, young man, go West Bags of Gold.” A nursery is to St. Mary’s Church in 1961 Would you think that “ Playboy” magazine was a good place to Minister Rockingham races for $8, in­ kitchen social bingo, one can of making for the smooth opera-, St. John's Polish Vicar cluding College Career Class. TECHNICOLOR* and grow up with the country.” provided. after serving churches in New advertise for future clergymen? A Roman Catholic cleric did just n p r p l * * W < l 6fB UiN AViSrAD l 9TlllSU TlO N C p INC 1 cluding a tip to the driver. This fruit needed; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., National Catholic Church tU»n of the assembly, Olson SPECIAL ALL DAY SATURDAY Jersey, New York and Ohio, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for same person says no one wants setback games. Bus pickup at 23 Golway St. that, and received 500 requests for further information. The Rev. said. and as assistant professor at 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. First Sunday of each month, all ages including a nursery. to pay $7.50 for a meal. Well, 8:30 a.m., return trips at noon, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Joseph Lupe of the Trinitarian Fathers, a missionary order, in­ The final day was climaxed Case Western Reserve Univer­ 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Holy Communion; Second Sun­ 11 a m., Worship Service. maybe that person is right, and 4 p.m. and EVERY SATURDAY! Pastor dicated shortly afterwards that 27 candidates for the priesthood day, missionary service. iDciedOdeJoumey The sity, Cleveland, Ohio. were being processed. In reading about this unusual ad in a Nursery provided. , because even we aren’t anxious Rockville United Nursery provided. 6 p.m., Family Worship. TECHNICOLOR* -:i, to pay that much for a meal. 9 a.m.. Mass in English. Gifts were presented to the United Church of Christ publication I learned that about 20 of this R * r t l « « i « 4 t)vBU{N AV lSTA O i 9TaieUTlO N CO INC Bible Melhoclitit Church 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ 6:30 p.m., Chptian educa­ « WtllDNMT^'Mwctient I jls CORN rector and his wife at a recent denomination also replied. First of all, our day at About Town 10:30 a.m.. Mass in Polish 142 Grove St. vice. Nursery provided. tion. Nursery provided. BOLTON LAKE HOTEL and English. farewell breakfast in St. Mary’s NOW IN THEATRE 3 I Speaks Parish Hall. More than 300 peo­ Rev. John W. Mortimer Manchester Summer Pops ■00n44-4 • MLTMI DEEP b y Pastor ple attended the breakfast, The chuckle for the week comes from the magazine "Punch.” “THE GROOVE Orchestra will rehearse E u g e n e St. James Church which was prepared by the Last summer a cartoon appeared showing a clergyman in front of B lU t HILLS . T lii”. 2 BIG This printing test pattern is Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the b r e w e r 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. TUBE” • •■loiiuiiiiiiooiiiitwnt & CABDAGE Msgr. Edward J, Reardon women of St. Mary’s Church HITSI part of ’The Herald quality con­ Manchester High School CHEF DANTE the sparse congregation, making this announcement; NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED with bolltd potato, Pastor and served by the women of St. Nursery through Age 2. trol program in order to give auditorium. On Friday, The vast majority of Chris-- “The results of the roof repair appeal fund were a little disap­ Now Serving roll and buttar... Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey James Church. Continuous Shows “CRY RAPE” you one of the finest members of the orchestra will tian Churches practice the pointing. However, we managed to buy six buckets.” •AND- Rev. Eugene Charman The Rev. and Mrs. Nostrand Dally All Theatres newspapers in the nation. have a party at the home of “baptism” (sprinkling) of in­ “LOVE OBJECT" LUNCHES - DIHNERS will make their retirement The thought for the week: Go forth into the world in peace; be Mary Chirico, 206 Long Hill FM MSIWATIONt, TK. M M 7I1 fants. This practice grew out n'HWM-I.I.H.tl.M'I.I.'lLJIIII.I Saturday, Masses at 5 and home in Essex, where the rec­ of good courage, hold fast that which is good; render to no man Rd., South Windsor. of the doctrine that infants bear the guilt of Adam’s sin. 7:30 p.m. tor will assume the duties of a evil for evil; strengthen the fait-hearted; support the weak; help About Town Ezekiel denies this inherited Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, part-time parson at a church. the afflicted; honor all men; love and serve the Lord, rejoicing in He also hopes to spend a little :^SWOH€ASt CINEM Af 1234^ AUCTION JULY 19, 1 P.M. guilt concept, however 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. the power of the Holy Spirit.” 1- 84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. '65 Chevrolel No. 164895 G 109957 (18:20). Moreover, Jesus said time writing. (Based on I Thesselonians 5:14-22) ■ EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-8810 '66 Dodge No. W H 23 B 61260819 the kingdom belongs to those Sunset Council, Degree of ; ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - We Honor MASTER CHARGE • SILVER LANE SHELL who become as little children Church of the Assumption Pocahontas, will meet Monday \ 252 Sp«nc*r St. £a StJiada (Matt. 18:3, 19:4). Adams St. at Thompson Rd. at 8 p.m. at the Zipser Cub. c M inehnttr, Ct. 08040 Since-the root-doctrine is Rev. Edward S. Pepin O m itted IHI Attention Brewer To Speak In Haddam false, the fruitpractices it Pastor In Friday’s list of Manchester Chapter, Rev. Paul Trinque forthcoming Republican con­ bears are false. Surrender the church is president of the board SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight Eugene Brewer, minister of ventions, the one for the Ninth ilbiMUiM teaching and you logically of directors for the Tidal River at 7:30 at the Teen Center Saturday, Masses at 5 and the Church of Christ, Lydall and Assembly District was omitted annex of the Manchester MENI ELKS CLUB should surrender the practice. Vernon Sts., ^11 speak Sunday Camp. Last week, he was guest 7:30 p.m. inadvertently. Recreation Center. The ALL DAY Every Bible example of speaker at the Ganderbrook Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, night at the 'Tidal River (Hiris- It will be July 23 at 8 p.m., in meeting is open to all men in­ Rockville Fire Department baptism involved responsible tian Camp in Haddam, which is Christian Camp in Poland ! ORtHDCPS j 10:30 and 11.45 a.m. Raymond Library, East Hart­ subjects. Being taught was a Springs, Maine. terested in singing four-part MEMBERS operated by the Churches of ford. barbershop harmony. prerequisite (Matt. 28:19, Christ in this area using the CLAM BAKE Acts 8:12). Believing was JULY 29, 1974 - 11 a.m. to_6 p.m. Calvary Churrh facilities of Camp Bethel. prerequisite (Mark 16:6, Acts MANCHESTER EVEL KNIEVEL ITALIAN SOCIAL CLUB FREE DANCE BAND (Assemblies of God) In Mr. Brewer’s absence SUNDAY 8:36). Repenting was Shown 1st At Dusk Snipsic SIrMt, Rockvilla 647 E. Middle Tpke. from the local church Sunday DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A prerequisite (Acts 2:38). m e. ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE ‘^The Home of Good Food Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson evening, Donald Summers of FORMAL’S INN Donation $12.00 TONGHT, SAT. JULY 13th As for the household conver­ BOEING LANDMARK Pastor Rockville, a deacon of the BACK BY I, "BORN LOSERS” 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. and Courteous Service/” sions (Acts 10 and 16), all who church, will present the lesson. THE ORIQINAL ALL YOU CAN EAT were baptized were first ^ For the tux Over Staamera - Half Shalla - Shrimp Open to all Elks and their Guests... 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Members of the Manchester EVERETT, Wash. (UPI) - POPULAR ^ SCREEN APPEARANCE OF taught and they believed. In WESTOWN Prima Roaat Beat with Trimminga classes for adults and children. church serving on the camp Boeing recently delivered its 25 DEMAND no way can infant "baptism” that’s inn PHARMACY ELKS CLUB e BISSELL ST. 10:50 a.m.. Service of staff are Mrs. Eleanor Arey, 2,500th commercial jetliner, TOM LAUGHLIN. f U L THE 8EER YOU CAN DRINKI USTRUMEAST fulfill the demands of Chris­ Years A K RELEASf 699 Main St In Downtown Manchostor Worship and Bible preaching. James and Dottie Bobbit, Mrs. a twin-engined 737, to the for him 455 HARTFORD RD. AS BILLY JACK . MANCHESTER tian baptism! Dutch carrier Transavialltil- of I n C O L O n Children’s service and child­ Elaine Caruthers, Greg Nelson, ' As AMERICAN WIERIUIIONAL RE REL^ For Intormatlon Call OPEN MON. umi M L 7:00 AM. to 0:M P.M. - OPIN MANCHESTER SUNDAYS 7:00 AM. to ?i00 P.M. CHURCH OF care provided. Jim and Frances Todd, Miss land. The first jetliner, ^ I Continuous I Co-HH - TRUE STORY OF A TOP SUPERSTAR 872-9204 or 875-2983 Ann Brewer and Miss Susan four-jet 707, was turned over Frink A. Amom, Pritldint •YOUR COMMUNITY CHRIST 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. 147 Birch St, M inchntir, Conn. 06040 Free 'Admissionl Your Jlost—Mike and Claudia to Pan American World Air­ Servicol • EVEL KNIEVEL • Deadline July 22 — Call Nowl Lydall and Vernon Streets Hymnsing, music, and Bible Brewer. Tilophom 10-9 Wiik Diyi HEALTH SERVICE STORE” Phone: 643-2517 message. The minister of the local ways in 1958. 649-7901 10-6 Siturday PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. 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ST PIERRE 312 MAIN STREET Your Complete Economics vs. Politics PROP. MANCHESTER Appliance Store In all our reading of late concerning but rather, the economic and political CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND inflation at home and abroad there is impact a cut-back might have on a V one thread that is apparent to us. state or a community. TENTS, COTS. SLEEPING BAGS, AIR M AHRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STOVES, LANTERNS It is this. There are many things Our neighbor, Rht)de Island, is MANrHE.STKB HOME N m niO T economically speaking which we can experiencing the economic dislocation FARR'S m. do as a nation and iii consort with of a military cutback now with the THE EVERTTHINO STORE 649-3589 CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET Wttiflke other nations to halt spiraling infla­ closing of installations which Breezy Contours in Connecticut Tobacco Field (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Htil to Slow I Shos OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 APPLIANCE I TV tion; but the problem is finding those employed many people. GROOMING... which are politically acceptable. The point is that as much as we need for Poodles and All Breeds PERSONAL The sad aspect of this dilemma is a balance budget, anti-inflationary STUD SERVICE... ■ i r r r Today^s Thought ■ r r r * HOURS that it means whatever action is taken monetary policies, and other for Poodles, Toys A Miniatures Mon., Ton.. Wei TEE lO'SJO Pertonallied may be only partially effective economic restraints if we are to avoid Witnesses have been impor­ something as important as eter­ Thun. 3:36190 Fun and Sportswear SUDS & SCISSORS Fri. 3:30-5:30 LETTERS • NUMERALS because our leaders fear the political continuing inflation and possible tant ever since God asked nal life, we also need to receive Sal 1090-590 Adam and Eve for the truth in information. POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON DESIGNS • Yourt or Ouri consequences more than the erosion recession; we may have to accept the Garden of Eden. When “If we receive the testimony Capital Fare Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE 35 OAK ST., MAHCHESTU of inflation. Rhode Island-type local economic im­ perfect harmony with God was of men, the testimony of God is By Appointment S75-7624 646-3339 • Addino Codlw For example, almost every discus­ pacts in Connecticut and all the other broken we were plunged into greater; for this is the the lifenme necessity of testimohy of God that he has TRAVEL sion of cutting back the fiscal 1975 states. seeking^ to wisely discern the borne witness to his Son. He Andrew Tiillv Reuben Plen’s 3io Adams st. MERCURY AGENCY federal budget to $300 billion, thus The question we think the ad­ truth from other people, and who believes in the Son of God after sorting the information has the testimony in himself. reducing the anticipated deficit from ministration and the congress is real­ make our own decision. He who does not believe in God Texaco Station 14 Phone 646-2756 $11 to $6 billion, gets bogged down in ly wrestling with now is not so much The Bible says that in for­ has made him a liar, because he Hydraniatlr Truitiulaslon i ming a judgment about Repairing NO SERVICE CHARGE where to make the cuts. Selective what can be and should be done; but has not believed in the Working Stiff Restless Holmes Funeral Home testimony that God has borne to All Work CuarantMd Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., offers a service of sincerity where personal consideration is a tradi­ trimming of the federal budget has whether the people will accept needed his Son. And this is the provide that a worker could not question of whether an in­ Reservations lor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships WASHINGTON - Something Texaco Lubrication Service tion. A family business, it was started in 1922 by Mark Holmes, and operated now by his three sons, Howard, testimony, that God gave us truly astonishing seems to be be discharged from his job for dividual could hold a job 627 Main Street Manchester eluded many congresses and ad­ economic adjustments when it hits Arthur and Norman. No matter when you call the Home, one of the sons will be there to assist you. People eternal life, and this life is in happening within the rank-and- either joining or refusing to join without joining a union are the ministrations because of the politics close to home. Herald his Son. He who has the Son has file of the labor movement. The a union. union members and public in FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies need a person who can take care of OAA, MAA, Social Security Benefits and Veterans Benefits. These and involved. There is an adage that every This is not quite the kind of considerable disagreement; the many other related services are offered at Holmes Funeral Home. Through its membership in the Order of It would appear while there is I Yesterdays life; he who has not the son of working stiffs apparently are 647-1731 875-3252 God has not life. I write this to reading matter AFL-CIO Presi­ public voted 68 per cent in the (3olden Rule, funeral arrangements can be taken care of all over the country. The Home is large enough to congressman is for economy in general agreement that inflation is growing restless. MACHINE you who believe in the name of Reference is to a recent poll dent George Meany finds favor, to the union members’ 43 - A COMPLETE LINE O f WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS handle the largest service, intimate enough for the smallest. Each chapel has its own private family room and MANCHESTER government as long as it doesn’t cut our number one national concern; 25 Years Ago the Son of God, that you may on the so-called Right to Work exhilarating. It is a bone in per cent. entrance. All families are assured absolute privacy if this is their wish. If you would like to consult any SHOP 191 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. AUTO PARTS into appropriations to his district. ‘know’ that you have eternal issue by Opinion Research Meany’s craw that 19 states At any rate, it seems to me ROCKVILLE, CONN. member of the family just call at their consultation room on the street floor level on Bigelow St. Call the there still are too few of us willing to More polio cases here bring MANCHESTER, CONN. 270 BROAD ST warnings. life.” Corp. (ORC), which shows that now have laws banning forced that Reed Larson, executive Mon. - Sal. 10-S Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Home, make an appointment, and here in seclusion you may ask any questions you wish; there is no obligation SERVICES Thus many of the dollars in the bite the bullet. union membership, and he is FrI. 10-9 C.E. House and Son marks God is the witness to this a majority of union members vice president of the National Thura. 10-r on your part, and any one of the Holmes family will be pleased to help you. AVAILABLE defense budget for example do not The courage to face the economic %th anniversary. word, and if you believe it and are not all that enamored of out there campaigning for a Right to Work Committee, has “veto-proof” Congress which he a cogent point. It is that Big Wedding Cakes A Specialty necessarily reflect vital nor essential realities of today, like charity, must First National of Manchester act upon it, he will never deny compulsory unionism. Indeed, is chosen name of new bank. his word or you. Jesus said, in 60 per cent of union members assumes, I expect accurately, Labor actually is “a small but contributions to the national defense; begin at home. John 6.37b, “He who comes to polled believe there is too much would be hostage to Big Labor powerful minority,” not EVERYTHING IN w f c a n -t u — We Specialize In... me I will not cast out.” Look at power concentrated in the and perhaps even repeal state necessarily representative of OUu rnODUCT ■/. 10 Years Ago I 6 M IRRORh • DRAPES * SLIP COVERS John 6.38-40 and see Jesus hands of leaders of the big un­ Right to Work laws. labor's rank-and-file, but • 5Af(IVCLA5S •SMOWfR DOORS J Occupational Hazards The Rev. James Williard Bot­ Christ’s plan to bring us to God. ions. Now polls are not delivered reflecting only the views of Big • STOREFRONTS • 6ATHTUB ENCLOSURES • WEDDING GDWNS • SUEDE A LEATHER toms of Gardiner, Maine, Moreover, 78 per cent of un­ from Sihai, but even allowing Labors hierarchy. Free storage and moth proofing on all winter clothee. accepts appointment as curate Have a good weekend. Seek ion members said they were op­ for an outrageous 10 per cent The ORC poll shows that U . WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. Cold storage for furs... ^ out a church and celebrate that "All work done on premliee end fully guinnteedi • "A few months ago, the Washington colleagues would play poker with lob­ at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. posed to use of their dues margin of error the ORC survey most union members don’t FURNITURE TOPS Directors of Eighth District in Christ we can know eternal PICTURE WINDOWS vice president of one of the merchant byists who deal with their committees money to help finance the cam­ discloses a marked difference want their dues money spent on boycott meeting with town life. in attitude between the working political campaigns. Yet, says marine companies dropped in to see paigns of candidates for public I Manchaatar 649-7322 31 Blaaall St. PARKADE CLEANERS — and consistently win. directors to discuss series of stiffs and their union bosses. Larson, the so-called campaign MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 549-5550 Rev. Norman E. Swensen office. Sixty per cent of union me to give me a check for $50. I told The random sampling of con­ proposed sewer service area members said they would vote For example. Right to Work reform bill “strongly backed by exchanges. Trinity Covenant Church laws are permitted under Sec­ AFL-CIO officials and passed him he must be kidding. In f^ t I gressmen gave almost the same for legislation which would 763 tion 14 (b) of the Taft-Hartley recently by the Senate curbs the MAIN ST. phoned the president of the company answer when asked whether their Act. The Big Labor bosses want political activities of every OPTICAL -- DON WILLIS Specializing In and figured they were in worse straits fellows would, if offered, take a $1,000 to repeal that section. The ORC special interest group in the 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE poll shows that 69 per cent of country except Big Labor un­ 191 GARAGE Front End Alignment than I am if all they could afford was honorarium from an interested party Max Lerner the union members interviewed ions.” MAIN ST. a r t S U P P U K S 18 Main SL, Td. 649*4531 General Repair Worh fifty bucks, and I told him Vrankly I while yet undecided on how to vote on want to keep the section in the Possibly it has at last dawned MANCHESTER law. on the working stiffs that the didn’t want anything to do with an out­ an issue at question. Comments 'm Again, Big Labor’s tycoons money Meany & Co. lavish on 643-1900 fit that would only produce $50 in a There was a feeling among some of Peron^s Two Lives favor laws which would force hand-picked political favorites :: political campaign and they’d better the congressmen questioned that an individual to join a union in comes out of their meager order to get a job. Only 6 per pockets as a condition of their believe it after elections. And the many of their fellow members would, MANGHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. cent of the union members employment. This practice Drywall Contractor result was that I got $200 out of if they had the opportunity, vote in NEW YORK, N.Y. - The she, not he, who broke through had broken away from many of polled agreed with this position, would be democratic only if un­ to the ‘‘shirtless ones” while 43 per cent said a worker ion members were permitted to Ceiling Repairs & Replacements them.” — From a congressional inter­ favor of an industry they had a con­ postman rang twice for Juan the cliches of his time. He 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Domingo Peron, and the second (decamisados), thus adding the didn’t share the myth that the should be permitted to hold a vote on which candidates they Now Introducing view to be included in a yet- siderable personal investment in. landless, jobless, powerless to Job whether or not he belongs to favored, but the decisions are Q u a C t t y HVroaOIE-IIISWS Alarms. Locks 5 time the message got through— workers are inherently radical, Sales, Combination Changes, Quality Carpentry Work, Patios - unpublished research study of the his trade-union following to a union. Forty-eight per cent made in Big Labor’s executive The use of private company planes that power can be gained and which makes many liberals Sales 5 Service - Bonded. ,Most Additions & Remodeling regained, but that it must give form his mass base. said the person should have to suites, not in local meeting keys In slock. Repairs ol all kinds. ethical attitudes of members of the by congressmen raised few eyebrows today surprised when trade un­ way to the urgency of death, He used this base to carry join a union after he is hired. halls. I don’t know about the StCLlM*P>S Scissors 5 Free Estimates Phone 649-4464 ions turn out to be moderate or Pinking Shears Sharpened. Housemf Representatives. among many of those questioned. which can’t be . maneuvered, through economic and welfare even conservative. He saw A significant thing about this typical steel worker, but I don’t poll is the agreement between Paul E. Beard and Stephen Horn did Others were not bothered by the manipulated, cajoled. reforms, and used the reforms through this myth, formed an want anybody not named by Peron had two spells of in turn to strengthen his hold on the total U.S. public* and me marking my ballot next CUSTDM MADE this work while with the Brookings early alliance with the union SEE US FOR: thought of free hotel rooms. There supreme power, thus two lives. his base. He was ruthless in his members of unions. Only on the November. a Aluminum Roll Up CANVAS AWNINOS I IRON leaders, added his mystical S ' / ' > 'A Ins,titution. A reading of the were complaints that the availability The first, a nine-year- spell repressions of freedom — less appeal to the underclass and Awningt (1949-55), showed a striking so than the current dic­ a Door Canoplaa Osfrinsky SCRAP METAL preliminary draft provides many of cut-rate cars from automotive u s^ both of them on his return a Storm Doora skill of maneuver in gaining tatorships in Cuba and Chile, as the core of his renewed shockers and perhaps explains why a Combination WIndowa DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER manufacturers was in the main power. After his overthrow, he but enough to leave him tinged power. MANCHESTER AWNING CO. with the mark of fascism. The MATERIALS 131 P A R K E R ST. confidence in Congress rated a low 21 reserved for committee chairmen. spent 18 years “wandering in IB S WEST CENTER ST. Tel. 543 S13S or 543 5819 the wilderness,” as the phrase branding grew dimmer with per cent in a recent public opinion But he fared less well with Tal^ona 649-3091 Much of the private law practice of goes for withdrawal-and- time, and he returned to power the students and upper-middle- EtIebllthed 1940 E. Ae Johnson Paint Co. poll. House members, the study makes return. But it was a plush, not as a Fascist but as a conser­ class professional groups. The E. A. Johnson Paint Company at 723 Main Street, Manchester, is the town’s oldest and finest paint vative. The data in the research comes luxurious wilderness, much of During his 18 years of exile, and wallpaper store. Besides being centrally located in downtown Manchester, they offer convenient off Main clear, is generated because of their But getting away from it in a mansion in Madrid to much had changed in Argen­ STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVICENTER Street parking in their lot adjoining their store. Johnson Paint offers the complete quality line of famous from questionnaires returned by 43 positions in Congress. The correlation which the descontented political labels, we see him best MANCHESTER Over 30 Vetro’ Exporlenc* tina. In the vacuum left by his 405 Main St., Manchester 649-5533 Dutch Boy* and California* interior and exterior paints. Johnson Paint is also your headquarters for the best repaired and from which he as a modernizer who absence, the students had congressmen and from interviews of law business and congressional Os Oar Santa, tss Cas Ityta tsar Ciri" Coll ^49-5807 spun his web of reconquering overhauled the traditional nowhere to go except to the left. I Tsai in Wallpaper, Varnishes, Duco Dulux, Painter Supplies, Artist Materials, plus Window Shades. Their “Color MEMORIAL GO. with a random sample of 50. business is so close that it is an ob­ society of wealth, privilege and Dispenser” offers any color to suit your taste up to 1,400 different color selections. Be you an amateur or a A. ALMETTI, Prop. power as a savior of the nation. They gave lip service to him on Oppoalte E a it Om etory House members were not reluc­ vious channel for sanitized bribery His second power spell lasted inefficiency, using his broad his return, to use his party as a • TUNE-UPS pro — Johnson Paint Co. has the years of experience to assist you in all of your paint, wallpaper and varnish llarriJon St., >tancheitor scarcely more than a year Populist appeal as a wedge for bridge to power when he was problems. Mr. Johnson and all of his qualified personnel are at your service, and are only too pleased to offer QuoHty Memorials tant to inform the investigators which and influence peddling. And the • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE (1973-74), but it was long his reforms. Thus he was the gone, just as the unions and their knowledge to you at no charge. Please feel free to visit this friendly store, they like serving you, and are congressional committees are best to forerunner of the right-of- system is almost foolproof, as note enough to show that the army and business groups clung REPAIRS ON ALL CARS more than sure you’ll like them . . . serve from the standpoint of receiving these Beard and Horn examples: strategies which captured center state capitalism of the to him out of fear of the left. military regime in Brazil as Got A Painting Problem? We'll Helpi campaign funds. In order of dollar power were not adequate to But however hard he tried, he Manchester Rep. John Dowdy of Texas was con­ heat the splits between right well as the left-of-center state couldn’t win over the intellec­ Service still means something to us — and service means spending enough worth, they are Interstate and victed of bribery, conspiracy and and left in a deeply divided socialism of the military tuals. His power was powerless time with you to help you select the right puint finish for that job you're plan­ regime in Peru. The only strong IPAUL'S PAINTl ning See us l for u r paint c and im i service when you plan your i next i c a i project society. Thus the Peron who against their intensity, and his ning pairu btTviL't- vviiun vuu pictii >uui piujcc Foreign Commerce, Ways and Means, perjury. In 1973 an appeals court Pet Center f^tSupji&eA. had lived two lives as a political government that owes little to appeals failed because they felt 723 MAIN ST. Armed Services and Appropriations. overturned the bribery and con­ adventurer died as a failed him is the Democratic Action no stakes in common with him. touraine paints MAItCKSTEA 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN savior. regime of Carlos Andres Perez 9 Maple Street, Manchestor Phone 649-4273 M JA«a.PAINTCQ 649-4S01 06040 The four worst, apparently, are spiracy counts. It did not find him in­ They were willing to use him WALLPAPER •CARPETING tARTS & CRAFTS His last wife, Isabel, his in Venezuela. but not to be placated. • Mixed Breed Puppies MhMHKR. I HF. O R D K R OK t h e : (jOLl)EN RULE. Judiciary, Education and Labor, nocent — but it ruled that the acts Your Independent Dealer successor in the presidency, Among the Argentinean peo­ Main Straet Manchester • Our Own Special Blended Rules and Public Works. Where Juan Peron failed, 615 could be interpreted as part of his sub­ shows few signs of the political ple there was a great and Pet Food • Hamsters Gerbils * Aquarium Accessoriei, etc. “HUY THE PAINT THAT'S WDHTH THE WDRK" Isabel Peron — former cabaret Free Parklne Boar of Store • Phono 649-0300 Those congressmen sampled talent possessed by his second genuine grief at his funeral. Yet The committee duties and as such would dancer — is unlikely to succeed. wife, Eva Duarte Peron. There the fact is that he died broken­ believe a section o’f the House But the left may not have an Day or Eve. be protected legislative acts, even if is a myth that Peron created hearted, having failed to make easy victory against her. If they JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING INC. CUCKOO'S NEST members would make personal use of he was being bribed to so act. Eva as a political power. It is such headway in unifying the try to use chaos as the road to Phone 649-5233 117 East Canter SL, Menchastor truer, if anything, that she country which had called him stock information gained in. The 1963 conviction of Rep. Thomas power, as they have done 119 Oakland St, created him. It was the actress back. 1953 IviiYour place naturally for young, free-wheeling, executives sessions of a congressional Johnson of Maryland on charges of and TV personality who built up elsewhere, they may find that Installing Since headshaking hair. No teasing. No hairspray. No NEA, LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC • FORMICA ' G&H PAVING & CONST. CO. ^ committee if the opportunity the mystique of Peron as a Where did the fault lie? Peron the army — with the support of ® 1974 by Inc. hassels. Just cool cutting and dynamite styling. receiving a bribe for giving a speech was no rude, witless soldier the unions and business — will OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. 9 P.M, KITCHEN & BATH REMODELJNQ BItumlnoue Drivewtyt, Perking Loin, Tennie Court., savior. She rescued him frdm Repeirs, Seeler, plot Concrete Work ■ ■ ■ Naturally. And because we believe In healthy young, presented itself. They also estimate on the House floor was also over­ who relies only on force and head them off. I shouldn’t be disgrace and prison by raising a M*^, Tues., Wad., Sat. 10 to 6 P.M.TIturs. A Fri. IQJoJLP.M. Low Prictil 26 Yoar.' Experlonca hair, we use pure ecological organic products... slogans. He was a resonably in­ surprised if, in six months or a "Make It snappy, w ill ya. buddy! IVe’re tryin' to do your MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 SEPTIC TUIKS WSTRUD REASONJUU! that if given the opportunity, turned on these constitutional force of a half-million MANCHESTER ______643-9479 telligent man who had read year, there were a military jun­ Europe In two-and-a-half weeks!" somewhat more than a few other demonstrating workers to grounds. restore him to his post. It was much, traveled, observed and ta ruling again in Argentina. i \ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 13, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN

- 10:00- (8-40) STREETS OF SAN Daytim e FRANCISCO (20-22-30) COMEDYWORLD — 10:30— Listings (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Television - 7 M - - 11:00- (3) CBS NEWS (I) NEW ZOO REVUE (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (20-23-30) TODAY (20) SAN FRANCISCO - I d O - BEAT CAPTAIN KANQAROO / FATHER KNOWS BEST - 1 1 : 3 0 - S)JACKLALANNE Programs (3) MOVIE - 0 « 0 - (T I 3) HAP RICHARDS "Man on Fire" (1957) 3) PHIL DONAHUE (8-40) WIDE WORLD 20) BILKO • f j 22) KITTY TODAY - 8: 00- SPECIAL . - 11: 00- (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON 30) BOLD ONES (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE (3-18-22-30) NEWS (3) TONY ORLANDO AND 40) STRUM’N DRUMMERS (20) SAN FRANCISCO DAWN - 9 : 1 8 - (40) JEWISH HERITAGE (3) YOOI SEAR BEAT (8-40) THE COWBOYS - 11:00- (18) SHARING OUR FAITH _9;30— (3) CAMERA THREE -1 1 :3 0 — (3) ANDY QRIFFITH (20-30) A NEW BALL GAME 20) TRACKDOWN (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF (3) MOVIE FOR WILLIE MAYS (22) NOT FOR WOMEN (18) HOUR OF POWER "Foilow the Boys" (1963) (22) AMERICAN LIFE STYLE ONLY (22) NORMAN VICENT (8-40) WIDE WORLD (40) FLINTSTONES , 4 - 8 : 3 0 - Friday PEALE MYSTERY -1 0 d )0 - (8-40) MOVIE (3) JOKER'S WILD (30) JEWISH LIFE "The Moving Target" (20-22-:30) DINAH SHORE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON "She Lives" July 19 (24) SESAME - STREET - 1 1 : 3 0 - (24) BOBOQUIVARI (40) LEAVE IT TO (3) EVERYWOMAN BEAVER - 9 : 0 0 - -lo a o - (8-40) MAKE A WISH (3) CANNON (22) CELEBRITY TENNIS - 6: 00— (3) G AM BIT Tuesday (18) TEACH-IN (3-8-22) NEWS (8) PASSWORD (30) DELANTE (20-22-30) JEOPARDY (20-22-30) MOVIE (18) PRISONER (40) DICK VAN DYKE - 12:00- July 16 "The Way West" (1967) (20) WASHINGTON -1 1 :0 0 - 1 (3) FACE THE NATION (24) HOLLYWOOD DEBATES FOR 70i (8) SPLIT SECOND (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE TELEVISION (20-22-30) WIZZARD OF ODDS - 6: 00— (40) I LOVE LUCY (18) MOVIE ■>, .k--" 1 . ■ (3-8-22) NEWS - 10: 00- (24) SESAME STREET - 1 1 : 3 0 - "El Cantor De Mexico" (1960) (18) SECRET AGENT (3) KOJAK (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (3) LOVE OF LIFE (20) INSIGHT N. 8-40) BRADY BUNCH y r (20) FILM (8-40) ABC NEWS CLOSEUP (40) BONANZA X / 4. (22) CELEBRITY BOWLING (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (24) SESAME STREET (18) JIMMY SWAGGART I Photo by H Ixomelin) (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN Jack Lemmon plays a young - 6 : 3 0 - - 1 1 : 8 5 - (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) MUSIC OF THE (3) CBS NEWS (40) ROLLER GAME businessman in “ The (8-22-30-40) NEWS The start of the house-raising was a covered foundation on a hillside. CBS-TV newsmen Morley Safer (left) and Mike Wallace (40) BONANZA PEOPLE -NOON- - 1 2 : 3 0 - Apartment,” tonight’s NBC- - 7 : 0 0 - (3) NEWS will be reporting from Europe, Turkey, Panama, Alaska, - 6 : 3 0 - - 1 0 : 3 0 - (20-22-30) JACKPOT (3) CHALLENGE TV movie at 9. (3-20-22-30) NEWS and other locations when their news series, “Sixty (8-22-30) NEWS (18) MAYOR’S HALF HOUR (40) PASSWORD (8) DIALOGUE (8) TRUTH OR (40) NEWS (24) JAZZ SET - 1 2 : 3 0 - (Herald photo by Barlow) Minutes," moves to its summer schedule: 9:30 p.m. Sun­ (20-22-30) MEET THE CONSEQUENCES (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW days. - 9 : 0 0 - - 7 :0 0 — — 11:00— (18) DICK VAN DYKE (8) WHArS MY LINE The architect, Len Parla, with his papers and one of many “Do It PRESS (20-22-30) CELEBRITY (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN (3-8-22-30) NEWS (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (24) AVIATION WEATHER Yourself” books. - 1:00- SWEEPSTAKES A House-Raising For (24) MASTERPIECE (8) TRUTH OR (20) SAN FRANCISCO (40) ABC NEWS (3) MOVIE —12:55— THEATRE CONSEQUENCES BEAT (20-22-30) NBC NEWS “Ring of Fire" (1961) - 7 : 3 0 - - 9 : 3 0 - (18) DICK VAN DYKE - 1: 00- (8) EIGHTH DAY - 1 1 : 3 0 - (3) WILD WILD WORLD (3) MATCH GAME Tonight (20) BASEBALL (3) 60 MINUTES (24) YOU OWE IT TO (3) M OVIE OF ANIMALS (8) ALL MY CHILREN pp--:, Oakland A s vs Yankees — N.Y. (18) ORAL ROBERTS YOURSELF "The Ride to Hangman’s Tree" (8) NEW DATING GAME (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (22) WILD KINGDOM (40) ABC NEWS (1966) (18) PORTER WAGONER (22) SOMERSET July 13 - 10: 00- (8-40) WIDE WORLD (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (30) CONNECTICUT -7 :3 0 — (20) HUMAN DIMENSION (30) NOT FOR WOMEN (18) LIVING FAITH SPECIAL WEEKEND (3) AMERICAN LIFE STYLE (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL ONLY - 1 0 : 3 0 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (40) CONVERSATION WITH (8-22) LETS MAKE A DEAL (24) BOOK BEAT — 1:30— - 5 : 0 0 - (3) FACE THE STATE (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS Meadowbrook (18) NFL CHAMPIONSHIP (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (3) PERRY MASON - 1 : 3 0 - (8) EVIL TOUCH (8-40) LETS MAKE A DEAL By MAL BARLOW GAMES (40) NANNY AND THE (18) WALLY’S WORKSHOP (8-40) ISSUES AND (20) TRACK DOWN - 2: 00 - (20) LASSIE PROFESSOR (3) GUIDING LIGHT (20) FILM ANSWERS (22) ZANE GREY Three dozen Manchester peo­ needed items and getting ready giving enough protection for A fireplace planned by Lenny, (24) ERICA Thursday (8-40) NEWLYWED GAME (22) HOGAN’S HEROES (22) GREATEST SPORTS (24) FIRING LINE - 8: 00- (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR ple got together on a recent for a house-raising. Lenny to take care of the using more of those books, will / (30) ANIMAL WORLD LIVES (24) RESOLUTION OF LEGENDS (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS (3) I’VE NEVER SEEN weekend and built a house, a On Memorial Day Weekend details in later weekends and go in as well as a full deck off (40) ROOM 222 - 2 : 3 0 - two-story, six-room house, in beginning Friday, May 24, his summer vacation. MOSSIE WAX (30) JEFF’S COLLIE (40) SIXTH SENSE July 18 A BROKEN MAN EQUAL (3) EDGE OF NIGHT the first floor. (30) HONEYMOONERS - 8: 00— (8-40) BRADY BUNCH (8-40) GIRL IN MY LIFE the middle of the Vermont Three dozen people began con­ One of the many remarkable The Parlas are delighted with - 2:00- - 11:00- (3) MAUDE (18) SHARING OUR FAITH (20-22-30) DOCTORS woods. gregating at Meadowbrook, the incidents amidst all the work, - 5 : 3 0 - (8) MOVIE (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS their second home and their - 6: 00- - 3 : 0 0 - name the Parlas picked, "rhey involved some field rpice. (18) CELEBRITY TENNIS "Johnny Holiday" (1949) (8-40) HAPPY DAYS (20-22-30) SANFORD AND The story began during the friends say they enjoyed being -1 1 :3 0 — (3-8-22) NEWS (3) PRICE IS RIBHT On Sunday night, all the tired (22) LUCY SHOW (18) RIFLEMAN (18) BASEBALL SON (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL February, 1973 vacation of the wore work clothes and packed part of an old-fashioned house­ (3) MOVIE (18) I SPY (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD sleeping bags and campers. people were insicie the base­ (30) FLYING NUN (22) BASEBALL Texas Rangers vs Yankees — N.Y. (24) DEMOCRATIC STATE Leonardo A. Parla family of 55 raising. The families and peo­ "Tiger Shark" (1932) (20) FILM ment eating and talking over California Angels vs. Red Sox —. (20-22-30) ADAM-12 - 8 : 3 0 - - 3 : 0 0 - Bruce Rd. While in Brattleboro, They were determined to finish ple who took part are: - 6: 00- (8) DON KIRSHNER’S (24) SESAME STREET (3) RANGERS STATION what some had called “Parla’s the day's work. The various Boston (24) MAN BUILDS, (3) GOOD TIMES (8-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE Vt. with the William D. O’Neili The Parlas, Lenny and his (3) NEWS ROCK (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (30) ADDAMS FAMILY MAN DESTROYS (8-40) SIX MILLION (18) LIVING WORD family of 22 Kane Rd., the Palace” by Monday night. May dogs of the different families wife, Terry, and their children, (18) MOVIE (40i MOVIE (18) NEWS (40) BONANZA (20-22-30) HOW TO SURVIVE A 27. were there, too. - 8 : 3 0 - DOLLAR MAN Parlas bought a nine-acre «te young Lenny, John, Mary, Rose "Safari" (1956) "Bright Leaf " (1950) (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON MARRIAGE Two field mice were spotted (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 — 6:30— (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH (24) CARRA8COLENOAS and the O’Neills bought" a^.5- The picture’s tell much of the Marie, as well as Mary's friend, (22) WACKY WORLD OF -2 :3 0 — (40) MOVIE on the top, inside of the founda­ (8-40) MOVIE (8) NEWS - 4 d X ) - acre site next door. story. The walls and second Dena Persico of 33 Redwood JONATHAN WINTERS (3) CBS TENNIS CLASSIC “Force of Arms" (1951) - 9 : 0 0 - (3) BEAT THE CLOCK tion. The kids started yelling. "Linda" (22-30) NEWS There was nothing there but floor went along without too Rd. (30) BLACK EXPOSURE (18) GREATEST SPORTS (3) MOVIE (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN much trouble although a lot of The dogs barked wildly. The (20-22-30) TENAFLY s t y l e trees, a brook, a small meadow The Lemelins of 41 Teresa LEGENDS "The Sweet Ride" (1968) 18) REAL McCOYS and a small swamp. sweat. dogs chased the frightened Rd., Roger and Geri and their — 6:30— (24) THE NATURALISTS (18) BILLY GRAHAM (30) M OVIE - 7 : 0 0 - 20-22) SOMERSET Lenny Parla started working Saturday night one of the mice around the basement children, Julie, Jon and Joey. (3-22-30) NEWS Monday -9 :3 0 — CRUSADE 22) STAR TREK "The Outlaw Stallion" (1954) (3) CBS NEWS (24) SESAME STREET on his land right away. During fellows suggested to Lenny that knocking over people and things The O’Neills, Bill and his (8-40) REASONER REPORT (3) HAWKINS (20-22-30) MOVIE - 3 : 3 0 - (8) TRUTH OR - 4 : 3 0 - the Memorial Day weekend of with only a few more pieces of and causing a horrendous din. wife, Carol, and their children, "Silent Running" (20) BILKO (3) CBS SPORTS July 15 - 10:00— (3) MIKE DOUGLAS 1973, he and friends cut trees. lumber, he could have a full Finally the mice were gone, Susan, Steve, Kathy and Danny CONSEQUENCES (24) WASHINGTON WEEK (8) MERV GRIFFIN (8 -4 0 ) MARCUS WELBY, (18) DICK VAN DYKE During a two-week July vaca­ dormer on the second floor. The the dogs calmed down, the kids and Dan’s friend. Buddy - 7 : 0 0 - SPECUTACULAR IN REVIEW (18) ABBOTT AND COSTELLO - : - M.D. (20-22-30) NEWS (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE tion, he used the knowledge he old plans were scrapped aed went to bed and the adults (3) AGRONSKY AND Co. Darren McGavin stars as a -4 :0 0 — 6 00 Reynolds of Kane Rd. 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1 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat., July 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, .Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974— PAGE NINE Player Leading SK Herald Angle Williams and Angels Snap Slump

By Three By Earl Yost Sports Editor With Shutout Win Against Bosox LTHAM ST. ANNES, England (UPI) — Royal BOSTON (UPI) — It’s been a long time between major Lytham’s fearsome Winston Llenas got the Angels rolling in the second in­ In other games. New York topped Oakland 3-0, Kansas league victories for Dick Williams —almost nine months. finishing holes promised to ning when he lined a 3-2 pitch into the leftfield screen for a City trimmed DWroit 7-2, Cleveland beat Minnesota 9-5, But some things never change. be the decider today for homer. Rivers scored the second run when he singled, Texas nipped Milwaukee 4-3 and Chicago edged Baltimore South African Gary Player After his last win as a manager, Oct. 21,1973, against the stole second and third, and scored on a throwing error by 4“3. New York Mets for the World Series title, Williams was and half a dozen pretenders Coach Manchester Native Boston catcher Tim Blackwell. Frank Robinson hit one ItoyaU 7, Tificrs 2 greated by Oakland A’s owner Charlie Finley. This time poised to overtake him on over everything in the sixth, and a single and two doubles Steve Busby notched his 12th win of the year, allowing 10 Tall Stan Olander, named to take over the baseball California Angel owner Gene Autry was on the phone im­ the final day of the British coaching position in September at Manchester Community later it was 5-0. Robinson and Lee Stanton knocked in the hits, as Kansas City beat the Royals to extend the Tigers’ mediately after California’s 7-0 win over the Boston Red Open golf championship. other two runs. losing streak to six games.'Busby, 12-8, allowed only three College, is a local native. Olander was a standout baseball Sox Friday night. The reigning U.S. Masters “We needed a game just like that to snap us out of it,” hits after the third inning and bested Mickey Lolich, 10-10. and basketball player at Rockville High and later a fine The win was William’s first in 11 tries since taking over titleholder faltered slightly southpaw pitcher with the jJConn varsity. He’ll retain his said Williams. "Figueroa proved that you have to keep the the Angels on July 1, after Bobby Winkles was fired. It also ball down to win, and Rivers played a helluva game.” And Friday, but hung on to carry full-time job in the physial education department at Iixliaii.s TuiiiH ,1 a one-under-par total score snapped an 11-game California losing streak—the longest in they didn’t even need a black cat to win. Tolland High...Hottest hitter in the Hartford Twilight Jim Perry won his ninth game of the season and Charlie of 212 into the fourth day, club history. “Aw, that was just a stunt by our publicity department,” League is A1 Putz, who is still good enough to play Triple A Spikes drove in three runs as Cleveland put a halt to "Thank you, Mr. Autry,” said Williams, “I’ve been said Williams. “Th^y got the cat, and we had to get Bobby good enough for a three- ball. The Vernon infielder-pitcher has been a terror at the Minnesota’s five-game winning streak. Spikes hit a home waiting for this call for the last two weeks. We made it Valentine’s permission, since he was number 13. It was stroke lead over lanky plate the last two weeks...Stan Hilinski has a phenomenal run, -double, single and sacrifice fly to lead a 15-hit look easy, didn’t we?” supposed to defy bad luck or something. But what the hell, Englishman Peter record in Club Championship golf play at both the Cleveland attack while Perry pitched spaced 10 hits in Oosterhuis (215) and four Pitcher Ed Figueroa was instumental in Williams’ latest we had to do something, didn’t we?” (Herald photo by Dunn) Manchester Country Club and Ellington Ridge. Five times seven innings before tiring in the hot, muggy weather. milestone by tossing a 10-hit shutout, and Mickey Rivers Williams got his win over a personal friend. Red Sox better than a hard-charging the husky veteran has won at Manchester and four times Jack Nicklaus (216). got three hits, scored three runs and stole three baajes to manager Darrell Johnson, a former pitching coach under Welcoming Committee of Teammates Await Jeff Coughlin he w a s returnd to the winner’s circle at Rangers 1, Bri'uers 3 pace the California offensive attack. Williams when he managed in Boston. Ellington...Speaking of golfing, slow pitch softball players Ferguson Jenkins scattered eight hits to win his llth Solo Shot Gave Miles Early Lead in Third Inning at Waddell Field “I don’t like to lose like that,” said Williams. ‘T ve “I would have rather he did that against someone else, Mark Monette and Steve McAdam stay in shape by hitting never had such a long losing streak as a manager before. game and Jeff Burroughs belted his 15th homer, but first Sneed Out Front and not hurt my feelings,” said Johnson. "His pitcher since June 25. and chasing the little ball. When I played for Kansas City, we might have lost 11 in a BETTENDORF, Iowa (UPI) proved that you have to be a low ball pitcher.” — Ed Sneed is making certain P^f^-Am Tariff High row, but never as a manager. But W illiam sr^s too busy enjoying himself to worry While Sox 4, Orioles 3 there’s no more confusion “But it didn’t bother me too much, because I was still about hurting s(nyone’s feelings. "I have some writers to The White Sox beat the Orioles for the second straight Miles Oust Ansaldi^s, between his name and that of It costs $350 to enter the Pro-Amateur Celebrity which finding things out about this ballclub while we were losing. talk to,” he sai(i to general manager Harry Dalton over the night in the identical fashion- winning with two outs in the the other "Sneads” on the will precede the Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open. We had problems in the bullpen which were straightened phone, “and I also have some people from Boston in here ninth.Ed Herrmann doubled to the leftfield corner to score professional golfers tour. There are stiil a number of openings for interested out, plus other problems which had to be ironed out.” too.” Bill Sharp from first base with the winning run. Sneed, who won the Greater amateurs...Riverside Park will host a 125-mile, 500-lap Milwaukee Open last week, feature stock car race tonight starting at 7:30. ’The team of (Herald photo by Dunn) holds the lead entering today’s Bob Bard and Ron Wykoff qualified for the pole position Oppose A&N Tonight third round of the $1(X),000 Quad with the fastest qualifying time of 28.66...Stafford will Strikeout Victim Scotl^choembs Walks to Bench Cities Open after shooting a six- feature a 30-lapper tonight with the first heat at 8...Buzz under-par 65 in Friday’s second Apodaca Miles’Jeff Coughlin Walles Away. Ump is Dave DeMerchant Capra, the former splinter-catching bullpenner with the STANDWtS Padres Tops in One~Run TilU, round. By Len A us ter handle and scored as catcher Pat Silver threw wildly back New York Mets, given a chance to start with the Atlanta Snapping a 3-3 tie^ovith two runs in the fifth inning, to losing hurler Skip Moreau. Braves, won all six decisions last month and has been Winner National League champ Miles Auto Sales ousted Inter­ Ansaldi’s retaliated with a run in the bottom of the named the National League’s Player of the Month...UConn American League national League winner Ansaldi’s from the double elimina­ frame. Steve Eafano singled up the middle, went to second Rookie Lo^p Mets will play host to all senior citizens on Sept. 21 when the EAST Win 21 of 28 in National Loop tion Town Tournament, 6-3 last night at Waddell Field. on a passed ball and scored on John Connolly’s RBI single football team meets Vermont in a Yankee Conference For Mets W Pet GB Miles and American League king Army & Navy, victor to center. Connolly later scored on a wild pitch and an game. For $5, each ticket holder will get a reserved seat Cleveland 46 .548 LOS ANGELES (U PI)-T he Boston 47 .547 The Braves won the opener 7-3 with veteran righthander in two previous outings, square off tonight at 6 at Waddell error but was forced to return to second for leaving the bag Cop Championship Slow Pitch for the game, a souvenir program, free admission toa NEW YORK (UPI) — S o m e ^ once said that the ability Los Angeles Dodgers, who now Baltimore 46 .541 Vz to win one-run decisions iy ih e true mark of a cham­ Bob Gibson walking home the go-ahead run in the eighth and if the Vets win it’s all over. A victory by Miles would too soon and the run was nullified. soccer game, a parking ticket and a chicken barbecue in have lost an unusual two in a Milwaukee 43 .506 3V2 pionship team but you’d ndver know it by looking at the inning and moving within one strikeout of becoming the se­ force another contest Sunday. Jeff Coughlin homered deep over the rightfield fence in the covered skating rink at noon. row, never did get hot-hitting Detroit 43 .500 4 standings in the National League West. cond pitcher in history to fan 3,000 batters. Strong pitching and a stout defense played a key role in the third for Miles and a fielder’s choice and an error Climaxing a great sMson the Mets won the Rookie Jerry Grote out but it was New York 43 .500 4 Lefthander Randy Jones tossed a five-hitter and Dave The Cardinals routed Buzz Capra, the National League’s the Automen’s win. Pint-sized Randy Phelps struck out produced a second run. Two runs in the bottom of the League Championship last night at Buckland by trimming Ice Fee Time Increased rookie righthander Bob WEST fourth, the second forced in on a bases loaded walk, the Indians, 26-16. I Softball Apodaca they were worried Pet GB Winfield doubled in Bobby Tolan with the game’s only run ERA leader, when they sent 13 men to the plate in the first just two but got the ball over the plate and his teammates w It’s going to cost $15 an hour more to rent the Bolton Ice' inning of the nightcap. Smith drove home the first run of made several sparkling defensive plays . Third baseman knotted the count again. The success was tlie 16th in 17 starts. The Mets won about. . Oakland 48 .558 in the first inning Friday night to lead the San Diego Palace for hockey games next season. The new fee will be the inning with a sacrifice fly and capped the rally with a Bill Frattaroft, second baseman Paul Johnson and first Miles went ahead for good in the fifth as Phelps singled the Jim Adams tro The Mets’ Apodaca, making Kansas City 43 .506 4 '/2 Padres to a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Expos. $60, or one dollar a minute...The Manchester Youth Hockey only the second start of his brief three-run double. baseman Kelly McSweeney pulled off a major league-like and Alex Britnell hit a ground rule double to right. Frat­ Stickouts for the Indians were Roger Asselin, Mark Chicago 42 .494 5V2 The victory gave San Diego a 21-7 record in games that Assn, is planning a drive in October to raise $15,000 to big league career, shut out the 6 '/2 IMiillics 6, (iiuiils 2 5-4-3 doubleplay in the third. taroli’s slow bounder to second produced the first run and Walling and D ^id Parrott, each going for four-for-five, DUSTY Duval was four-for-four for Texas 43 .483 have been decided by one run—best in the National League. finance its planned program at the Ice Palace which will Dodgers in his sixinning stint to Minnesota 40 .455 9 Mike Anderson and Del Unser each drove in a pair of McSweeney’s sacrifice fly brought in the fifth run. The Phil Ireland ™ o was a perfect five-for-five in the free- With an eight-run fourth the Allied with Fred Dykins adding But it’s those other games that have been giving the Centerfielder Eric Stepper leaped high in the fifth inning get the credit for New York’s 5- California 33 .371 I6V2 hitting game^nd Peter Balfe who homered twice. big inning. North End Fire three hits in four at-bats. Harry be expanded to include more youngsters...An attractive Padres trouble. runs and Dick Ruthven pitched a seven-hitter to lead the and robbed Ansaldi’s Mike Oleksinski of a Home run. Tim Automen added an insurance marker in the sixth. 2 victory over the NL West Friday’s Results topped Savings Bank of Roy and George Suitor each portico is planned in front of the clubhouse at the A look at the NL West standings tells the story. Contrary Phillies over San Francisco and into a tie for first with St. McCarthy also pulled in a tough chance in the outfield. Frattaroli had two of the eight hits produced by Miles. Pat Burk^omered twice for the Mets and Matt Cusson leaders Friday night. Kansas City 7, Detroit 2 Manchester, 13-10, last night at chipped in with two hits for 6-14 Manchester Country Club. The new trees behind the first to baseball lore, the ability to win one-run games isn’t Louis in the National League East. . Miles scored first in the second inning as Frattaroli Britnell and Tim McCarthy each doubled. Connolly had once. SteveWarney turned in several great defensive plays Apodaca, 2-4, gave up only Cleveland 9, Minnesota 5 Robertson Park. Allied. ____ 1 green have been donated by the Zavareila brothers. Savin always the mark of a championship team—in fact it Anderson drove in a run with a bases-loaded walk in the doubled, took third as the centerfielder couldn’t find the two of the five hits mustered by Ansaldi’s. for the I^ ts with Ed Bertram and Tim Feshler hitting four hits to Los Angeles and Texas 4, Milwaukee 3 Dick Girard had three hits for Rolling along, league-leading and Nick, and Bundi Tarca and Bud Simon purchased the sixth inning when the Phillies took a 2-1 lead and homered hard. D ^ e Lammey also stood out in the loss. struck out three while walking Chicago 4, Baltimore 3 doesn’t even guarantee a winning record. The Padres are the 3-8 Hosemen including a Groman’s Sports Shop out­ hemlock hedge tha has dressed up the second tee at the in last place in the NL West with a 39-53 record, 22Vz games in the eighth while Unser singled home a run in the seventh Eacl/side scored at least twice in every inning. grandslam homer. Wayne one. New York 3, Oakland 0 distanced cellar dweller Gor­ golf course...John Winkin has resigned as varsity coach at Notified Wednesday he would behind the divisiomleading Los Angeles Dodgers. Manager and tripled in another in the ninth. Longfellow contributed three California 7, Boston 0 man Brothers, 13-6, last night at Colby College after 20 years to accept a similar post at the likely have a starting assign­ Today’s Gaines John McNamara is pleased'Nvith his club’s dramatic flair Ri iIh 7-t, Pirali H 0-3 hits and Brad Palmer had two Fitzgerald. University of South Florida...The first open cross-country ment against the Dodgers, Oakland (Blue 9-8) at New although he admits that it has had its price. Rookie righthander Tom Carroll scattered eight hits in of the 15 hits by Fire. Jay Bob Kowalski, Steve meet of the season is slated Wednesday night at the Com­ Apodaca was put in as a last- York (Tidrow 6-8) eight innings and Johnny Bench scored the tie-breaking McConville and Tom Matrick McAdam, Dave Viara and Ron In other games Atlanta beat St. Louis 7-3 before losing Opposite Sides in Strike' ☆ ☆ ☆ munity College course. Five divisions are planned; for minute starter in place of the California (Hassler 1-4) af run from second base on one of Pittsburgh shortstop Mario each had three of the 13 hits by Seplowitz each had a pair of 10-0, Philadelphia downed San Francisco 6-2, Cincinna^ ailing Tom Seaver. Boston (Drago 5-5) the 4-7 Bank while Bruce hits for 18-1 Groman’s. youngsters up to 12, women, teen-agers. Open and swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 7-0 and 4-3, New Mendoza’s three errors in the second game. Don Gullett Seaver still is affected by a Cleveland (G. Perry 15-2) at LOCAL TV Reynolds added two hitSt Kowalski, Seplowitz and masters. Medals will be awarded the top three places in York topped Los Angeles 5-2, and Houston bombed Chicago fired a five-hitter in the opener to beat Pittsburgh for the AND hip injury from last month. Minnesota (Blyleven 8-10) McAdam each homered. each division. Races start at 6:30 with no entry fee...Curt first time in his four seasons in the league. “For the last three days,” the Texas (Bibby 11-11) at 9-4. BASEBALL CANDLELIGHT Jim Hart, Don Denley and gowdy and Tony Kubek are now in their ninth and eighth For Simpson and Unitas 24-year-old Apodaca said, “I’ve Milwaukee (Champion 3-1 or Braves 7-0, Cards 3-10 Having its hitting shoes on, ☆ ☆ ☆ RADII Bob Hanson each had two of the seasons respectively doing NBC’s baseball Game-of-the- been really nervous. I really Reggie Smith drove in four runs during a nine-run first Aslro.s 0, (iiiliH T last place Economy Electric Colborn 5-5) 12 hits produced by 4-17 Gor­ Week telcasts...Apparently football fans will support the had the butterflies. inning and the Cards went on to defeat Atlanta behind the Leo May drove in four runs with a double and his 15th upset Wholesale Tire, 12-7,last Detroit Fryman 3-5) at Kan­ NEW YORK (U P I)-O .J. after listening to both sides, The Green Bay Packers' career came close to ending man’s. sport in early summer; best testimony being the excellent home run to highlight a 13-hit attack that powered Houston night at Robertson. Economy is “But you can’t throw scared sas City (Splittorff 9-8) fourhit pitching of rookie Bob Forsch in the nightcap to Simpson and Johnny Unitas, recessed the talks and asked veterans also joined in support once because of a drug S.ATURDAY past the Cubs. It was the Astros' fourth straight triumph. the tail-ender with a 5-17 record opening game crowds for the World Football League at the Dodgers because they are Baltimore (Cuellar 11-5) at snap a six-game losing streak. two of the most glamorous both the owners and the players of the strike by failing to arrive problem, chided Curry — a 2:00 (18)1 Yanks vs. A’s, WINF INDY such a fine hitting team. You’ve union to ‘‘reconsider and JliNTORS While Wholesale drops to 12-10. openers. Or, it could be that the WFL did great jobs of Chicago (Wood 14-10) names in pro football, found at the opening of their camp. teammate of his at Houston— 2:00 (22^Vngels vs. Red Sox, Moving back into a tie for got to go right at them.” Standings Dick Gauzreau, John promoting in their own communities. The jury is still out Sunday's Gaines reevalutate their positions." He Coach Dan Devine issued a and the other NFL veterans for V in e V first place with Renn’s Tavern, Apodaca needn’t have themselves on opposite sides said he would be in contact with W L Goiangos and Butch Savino on whether the league will use black and not red ink when Detroit at Kansas City short statement expressing his supporting the strike. 2:1.5 (22,30) Rangers vs. Walnut Barbers trounced worried. The only way Los of the picket line Friday them next week and expressed Fire & Police 10 0 each had three hits with the the books are balanced...Have a nice weekend. Cleveland at Minnesota disappointment with the “Curry is political about Brewers. Gunver Stampers, 25-13, last Angeles could get him out of the when the strike of National hope that further discussions Groman’s 6 3 latter homering. Pete Burnham Texas at Milwaukee, 2 veterans' failure to report. this," said Kiner. “I guess he’s 4:30 (8) British Golf Open night at Keeney Field. A 12-run game was by being on the Football League players would take place then. Army & Navy 6 3 added two blows to a 16-hit at­ Baltimore at Chicago .One NFL veteran, who thinking ahead to the day he SUNDAY fifth did most of the damage for wrong side of a seventh inning concluded its 12tb day. Simpson, who is not a Mari-Mads 6 3 tack. Gerry Mund and Pat Oakland at New York, 2 already had crossed the picket might run forfhe Senate. I don’t 1:00 (18) Yanks vs. A’s, the 9-2 Barbers. Gunver stands rally. member of the NF’L Players Moriarty Fuel 5 5 Dougan each had a pair of hits California at Boston Simpson, the all-time single line, seized an opporturtity to like politicians because they WINF at 5-6. Yankees Stilt Rolling The Mets, in the middle of a Association, joined his team­ Burger King 4 4 for Wholesale. season rusher, was on the blast the strike and the Players don't care about individuals. 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. .Angels, Jim Quinn, Bill Lodge and Ed four-run burst in which they mates on the picket line and Man. State Bank 4 4 National League picket line With the other Buf­ Association president. Bill Richard Nixon could be out WTIC Dutka each had four hits for batted around, removed falo veterans as the Bills seemed to enjoy himself. Moriarty Juniors 3 6 With Bill Fecko hurling a six- EAST Curry, there with those idiots and I 2:30 (3) Tennis: Riessen vs. Walnut, which had 26 Apodaca for a pinch-hitter. The opened their training camp at "I don't even know all the Silk City 1 8 hitter, Vito’s topped Dorn’s W L Pet GB Steve Kiner, a linebacker for wouldn’t pay any attention.” Ashe altogether. Len Morse added strategy worked. issues we’re asking for," ad­ Liggett’s 0 9 Boys, 8-5, last night at Robert­ DobsonT ooT ough Niagara University, but Unitas, the Houston Oilers whose 3:30 (.3) Women’s volleyhall, three blows and John Quinn, New York went on to score St. Louis 44 42 .512 perhaps the greatest quarter­ mitted Simpson, who spent son. Philadelphia 44 42 .512 rodeo Dave Enes, Bob Coroso, Rich two more runs, which proved to back in league history, crossed some of his time on line joking Dave Solmonson, Alan Grzyb Montreal 40 43 .482 Winding up with 12 runs in the Reynolds and Tim O’Neil each be the winning margin. 2V2 the line and became the first with Bills’ owner Ralph C. and Art Warner each had two For Oakland A’s Pittsburgh 37 47 .440 6 Little League All-Stars sixth inning. Fire & Police contributed two. Tony Steullet, Dodgers starter Tommy and only veteran to report to Wilson Jr., who was a visitor at hits for 12-10 Vito’s while Fred Chicago 37 47 .440 6 trounced Groman’s last night at Bob Armstrong, Dave Gunas, John, the league’s winningest the San Diego Chargers’ camp. camp. [ Major League Valenti and Paul Ostuni each New York 37 48 .435 6V2 the Oval, 20-5. and Bill Wilson each had three pitcher this year, took his first While the picketers were Unitas, whose status with the In Action Next Week had two for 11-11 Dorn’s. NEW YORK (UPI) - Check one: the Oakland A’s would WEST A1 Hutchinson was a perfect I of the 18 Stampers’ hits with loss after winning three in a marching in front of various Chargers is in doubt this season Leaders rather bat against a) Gaylord Perry; b) Tom Seaver; c). W GB Action in the District Eight Little League Baseball five-for-five which included a Henry Steullet and Julio DiBac- row. Now 13-3, the lefthander Pet training camp sites across the because of his age (41), had an­ NIKE Pat Dobson. Los Angeles 60 .674 Tournament for all-star entries from Manchester’s homer and triple. The win was co each adding two blows. also suffered his first career country, opposing sides in the nounced in advance that he Scoring two runs in the eighth .580 8'A three loops starts Monday night at Waddell Field. the 10th straight for the Leading Batters Well, the A’s have taken pretty good measure of both a) loss to New York in five Cincinnati 51 strike conferred in Washington would appear at camp as inning. Sportsman Tavern Houston 47 .534 12Vz ^ The Manchester Americans will entertain the Wind­ leaders. NATIONAL LEAGUE and b)., Perr’s 15-game winning streak was stopped by decisions. for seven hours with a federal scheduled. Veterans picketing edged Annuli’s, 5-3, last night at Atlanta 47 .522 13V2 Ray Gliha doubled and AB H Pet FELINE Oakland earlier this week and Seaver failed to beat the A’s Los Angeles, which was mediator who reported "no par­ the Chargers' camp waved at sor Internationals at 6 o'clock. Nike Field. homered in the 18-hit attack and Garr, Atl Scoring in every inning with in two World Series starts last year. But Dobson, the 32- defeated for only the sixth time San Francisco 39 .438 21 ticu lar p ro g ress” in the Unitas as he crossed the line ’Tuesday night for,the first lime in years, the two 373 136 .365 Norm Anderson went four- John Pelletier was three-for- Gross, Hou 288 97 .337 six in the first and eight in the yearold Yankee, has the two-time world champions eating in its last 22 games, took an un­ San Diego 39 .424 22 Vz negotiations. and he waved back but there Manchester squads from the International aYi’d for-four for Sportsman with Friday’s Rrsiills three and Joel Malinoski and Smith, St.L 269 89 .331 seventh, Manchester Plymouth timely loss. Mediator James S.- Scearce, were no incidents. National Leagues will cross bats at Buckley Field, also Mike Maloney, Doug Gardner out of his right hand. Cincinnati 7-4, Pittsburgh 0-3 Bob Pilver each added two Cash. Phil 355 114 .321 whipped Scruse Wallpaper & Dobson, who’s only 7-11 overall this season, notched his starling at 6. . and Steve Cassano each adding Houston 9, Chicago 4 blows. Tim Boudreau diced the Zisk, Pitt 274 87 .318 Paint, 28-16, last night at Mt. two hits. Bud Smallwood tripled third straight win over the A’s, a record that would make San Diego 1, Montreal 0 Eighteen all-star teams comprise the district which losers with two of their three Schmidt, Phil 287 91 .317 Nebo. The teams combined for I Softball and singled. Brad Downey other hurlers envious, as he threw a two-hitter in Friday New York 5, Los Angeles 2 includes one each from Rockville, Vernon, Somers, hits. Chris Merisotis starred on Geronimo, Cin 206 65 .316 49 hits with Plymouth accoun­ tripled and singled and Ron night’s 3-0 New York victory that brought the Yankees to Philadelphia 6, San Francisco Thompsonville, .-iiittield. East Windsor, South Wind­ defense. Gliha fanned eight Garvey, LA 362 113 .312 ting for 30. ECCGSi'...... Koepsel had two bingles for An­ 2 sor, Ellington, Windsor Locks and Stafford and two batters in gaining the decision. Buckner, LA 307 95 :309 Barb Brody had three homers the .500 mark at 43-43. His lifetime record against the A’s Upping its mark to 3-2 in the Classified Advertising nuli’s. Today’s Games Grubb, SD 259 80 .309 for 3-8 Plymouth including a is 9-3. East-Central Connecticut Girls’ from lluzardvilie, plus three each from Windsor and Cincinnati (Hall 0-1) at Manchester State Bank was AMERICAN LEAGUE grandslam. Laurie Hansen "I don’t know what it is, but maybe it’s because I’ve had Softball League last night was Manchester. REG LEAGUE Pittsburgh (Reuss 8-6) MANCHESTER awarded a forfeit win when AB H Pet added five hits and June Pinkin good lOck keeping Campy (Bert Campaneris) off base,” Formal’s Inn Penguins with a readers would fill the Astrodome 740 Dean Machine was awarded a Philadelphia (Lonborg 11-7) Liggett’s Parkade was unable Carew, Minn 337 129 .383 and Jane Polowitzer each had Dobson remarked. "They’re a team that likes hard 16-4 win over East Hampton at 7-0 forfeit win over Second at San Francisco (Caldwell 7-3) Drops Suit Women^s Softball to field a team. Hargrove, Tex 204 68 .333 four. Kathy Pratson and Cindy stuff—fastballs and sliders-and tonight I had complete Martin Field. Congo last night at Nike Field Atlanta (Reed 5-4) at St. Orta, Chi 233 76 .326 Brindamour each stroked three Marrianne Pemberton did OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Tourney Planned when the latter was unable to command of all my pitches to keep them off stride.” Louis (McGlothen 12-4) times a day with enough left over to iNt Yaz, Bos 291 94 .323 hits and Debbie Robinson, most of the damage limiting the ICE & FUEL, The young woman who charged Aplications are now being field a team. He had a no-hitter through five innings until catcher Chicago (Burris 3-1) at losers to just nine hits while heavyweight champion George accepted for the third annual Jackson 261 84 .322 Cathy O’Neil and Cathy Klotzer Larry Haney, a .127 hitter, lined a double to left field on "a knocking in four runs with a Houston (Osteen 7-7) Foreman beat her dropped a Women’s Slo-Pitch Softball Randle, Tex 266 85 .320 each added two. Pacing 6-5 c h a r t e r ' o a k hanging curve.” Dobson never has Ditched a no-hitter—in double and a single. Carolyn Montreal (Rogers 10-9) at San jiopulate all of Austria and Ireland. suit against the fighter Friday Tournament at Charter Oak Stanton, Cal 213 68 .319 Pounding out 23 hits. Steak Scruse was Penny Gagnon with the WesternHemisphere that is-but he’s the only Jaworski had four hits in­ Diego (Freisleben 6-4) but gave no reason for the ac­ Park sponsored by the Robinson, Balt 299 95 .318 Out upended Fuller’s Package four hits. Rachell Ayotte added OPEN MONDAY SOCCER American to throw a no-hitter in Japan, something he ac­ cluding three doubles. Lisa New York (Parker 3-7) at Los tion. Manchester Police Union Local Braun, Minn 260 81 .312 Store, 18-3, last night at a homer and two singles and complished when he toured that country with the Schwartz and Nancy Downing Angeles (Messersmith 9-2) The suit had asked $5 million 1495 and the Manchester Rec Rudi, Oak 325 101 .311 Fitzgerald Field. Karen Cjbrpenter and Dale That's a lot of readers, but better than that, it's a lot of buyers. HOME RUNS Baltimore Orioles after the 1971 season. contributed three hits each with Sunday's Games in damages for the alleged Department. Mark Anderson had two Titus eaclKhad three hits. Wen­ All pre-sold buyers. They scan the classified advertising section thru SATURDAY the latter getting one hit for two Philadelphia at San Fran­ beating. The tournament will be MIDGETS NATIONAL LEAGUE: doubles and a single and Tom dy Comp and Kathy Patutak Dobson has had some interesting experiences of late. bases. Cindy Hanson, Kathy cisco, 2 looking for just what you may have for sale.. Why not let them played Aug. 17-18 and Aug. 24- Lone score of the night came Cedeno, Hou and Wynn, LA 19; Hite, John Leber, Gary chipped in two hits each, ft First he was quoted knocking his manager. Bill Virdon, for Strand and Nancy Downing all Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 2 25. For further information, in the third period when Dave Schmidt, Phil 18; Benclr, Cin Osborne, Paul Pryor and Brian taking him out during the fifth inning of a 1-1 game in know. They will be happy, you will be happy. 7 to 5 iu HANCHESIB ifi 16; Perez, Cin, L. May, Hou and played well defensively. Montreal at San Diego, 2 contact Jon Schneider at 646- McConnell countered as . the Robinspn each added three hits Detroit. After his next start, he had some less than com­ Garvey, LA 15. EASTERN 8843 or Carl Silver at the Rec Toros edged the Cougars last for Steak Out. Paul Solmonson plimentary words for his infielders after a three-run rally night. Defense featured with AMERICAN LEAGUE: D. Barely holding on, Jim’s i^rco SUNDAY 7 h 646-6010. had two hits for Fuller’s. composed of infield hits and other misplays beat him last Todd Stavens and Chris Allen, Chi 22; Mayberry, KC17; edged Lock, Stock & Barrel, 11- BROTHERS Sunday night in Texas. Then came the final straw, an error Terry outstanding for the Hendrick, Clev and Jackson, .SILK CITY . 10, last night at Mt. Nebo.. BARRETT MIdtn M One of These Days winners. Oak 16; Horton, Det, Briggs, Doug Steers had a homer and originally charged to Chris Chambliss that made those She lietalh • HARDSWACf Doiifg all of its scoring in the PLUMBIN6 & SUPPLY CO. Cubes • Block COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Mil and Burroughs, Tex 15. first three innings, Fogarty two singles for 6-5 Jim’s with three runs unearned was changed by the official scorer to a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DRIVEWAn Mardell Wilkins, a former cook RUNS BA'rrED IN Don Zura adding three blows. 331 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER fftrUh li It Both goals were tallied by Brothers nipped Allied Prin­ hit a day later, making those three runs earned. “I wanted SAVING who didn’t take up golf until she Dave Sears iast night as the NATIONAL LEAGUE: ting, 9-8, last night at Mike Sexton, Dan Jones and to choke that guy,” Dobson said. "I thought my team­ ^ • Crushed SIm * 1*20 was a high school senior, had Cosmos blanked the Stars, 2-0. Cedeno, Hou 72; Garvey, LA 65; Paul Zura each added two of Machint Sprtad Fitzgerald. Each side had 15 mates were kidding me at first, I just couldn’t believe it.” PafkiniTTs • Go Stations one of those good days Friday in Mark Madore, John Hedlund Schmidt, Phil 62; Cey and hits. Jim’s 14 hits. Bob Coloumbe Bu^ with all that behind him, Dobson went out and did Aik About Our Writtau GuorMtuo the first round of the $40,000 and goalie Dave Vitolo starred Wynn, LA 61. Rich Marsh was three-for- went four-for-four for 5-6 Lock VACATION NOTICE Moitor Cliurgo AccaptaO a Ftaa litin o S i the job on the A’s. He walked only two and fanned seven, borden-LPGA Classic. for the winners with Eric AMERICAN LEAGUE: three for 14-8 Fogarty’s with including a homer. Carlo PHONE 643-2711 Phone 643-1129 Call Mancktitar Petricca, Bob Judd and John getting Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi and Billy North all CLOSED from JULY IStti thru 29thl 643-7691 Miss .Wilkins, 26, of Vista, Wallert, Ray Lane and Paul Burroughs, Tex 71; D. Allen, Craig Phillips, Roger Petrin, (Edvtrtfi Calif., shot a three-under-par Chi 60; Rudi, Oak 59; Briggs, Anderson each added two hits looking at third strikes. "The slip pitch helped,” he said, FOB ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD VtmM CircU VtniMi Rohan along with goalie Skip Jean Seabury and Tom Chym- liAildls)il 69. to a 13-hit attack. ’’especially on Reggie.” Jones best for the Stars. Mil 55; Jackson, Oak 53. bor each adding two hits. Mark PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat'., July 13, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Help Wented 13 I— —...... Help Wanted 73 Homes For Sale Playground Notes 2 3 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2 3 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Romes tor Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 2J' ONE MORE alert sales person H APPY AD S experienced cabinet needed to round out hard­ maker wanted. Excellent op­ Manchester TOLLAND — 4Vi acres of LOVELY three bedroom Whorff, Dan Fox. working team at the Belfiore privacy. Seven-room Ranch, Bowers portunity. Please call Ranch, with 2-car garage, on Rock Painting Contest; 1. Agency, Realtors. Possible to Displaycraft, Manchester 643- U R G E CAPE fireplace, carpeting, garage. MANCHESTER BY OWNER shrubbed and treed lot. WE FIND THE HOUSE Soccer Juggling Tournament: Sheila Fox; 2. Lori Romano; 3. earn up to $20,000 and more an­ 955'?. ______, Lovely treed lot. Living room, In-ground swimming pool. Only Aluminum siding, covered YOU MAKE THE HOME 8-11 y ears old, Mike St. Patrick Dignoti. nually. All sales aids provided. eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, $44,900. Pasek ReaTtors, MLS, Exceptional 7-room Split Level on beautifully Mtio, finished basement. danlel f. raalt fitALTOK Laurent; 12 years and up, Mike Checker Tournament: 1. Billy Members .of three multiple n u r s e s a id e - 3-11, full or IV, baths, partial rec room, 289-7475, 742-8243. landscaped treed lot, in prime residential Extras include wall-to-wall in Custer. Tedford; 2. Brenda McConnell. listing services! All you supply part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- neighborhood. Eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, serveral rooms, living room J O l is a willingness to work. Ask for garage. Owner very anxious. Checker Tournament: 10-12 Verplanck 4519. COVENTRY — Seven-room drapes, kitchen curtains, all Mr. Belfiore at 647-1413. Priced reduced to $36,000. Ranch-Cape, stone fireplace, fireplaced living room, wall-to-wall carpeting, pan­ JUST REDUCED $5000 . year olds, Kristene Spear; 8-10 Pool Tournament: 1. Grahm SlwHeralit Offers invited. shades, picnic table, lawn carpeting. Only $19,000. Pasek eled family room, three large bedrooms, bathe, mower. Convenient location. Owner must sell. Bring Offers. year old, Colette Lessard; 11 MacPhearson; 2. Kevin a l e r t w o m a n - Office WANTED — Teacher’s aide for experience, competent typist, Realtors, MLS, 289W5, 742- full basement, large patio and surrounding gardens. Belfiore Agency 647-1413. 8-room Colonial with large modern eat-in kitchen. and up, Debbie Dudzic. Bouchee. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hebron Center Nursery School, FffiCWnE t M U T M 8243. $49,500 Bathroom and a half. Brick exterior, slate roof. 4 Jump Roping: 8-10 year old, good speller. Must have good Jump Rope: Boys, 1. Ken 3 year old class. TueMay and telephone technique and ability 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- bedrooms. Professionally landscaped. Laura Sloan; 10 and up, Debbie ■UlTOIIS, IK. Call 849-7422 MacPherson. GirlS, Jill Tracy. Thursday mornings 9-11:30. to deal with people. 549-6722 for “WE TELL IT bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Dudzic. Sockey: 1. Mike Tuley; 2. Write Box 137 Hebron for appointment. 646-4144 fireplace, carpeting, finished MANCHESTER 5-5 DUPLEX — 3 bedrooms, large eat-ln Hula-Hoop Jump Roping; 6-10 Victor Tuley. applications until July 20. .. i SoniMn* LIKE IT IS” basement, full shed dormer, idtehen, separate utilities, separate walk-out basements. We offer this unique 2 family year old. Dawn Struthers, Hula-Hoop: Keven Bouchee. may havtMNtyotf r e a l e s t a t e - Need for one aluminum siding, garage, Only two years old. Owner wants offers. Aluminum sided, Denise Mazolli; 11 and up, HOUSEKEEPER AIDE - Live eager salesperson for active property near the center of 75 x150’ lot. Move-m condition. no outside maintenance. Checkers: 1. Stephen Byrne; PHONE 643-2711 in for Green Lodge of a happyarfi COVENTRY - Ideal starter or Janet Donn, Linda 2. Chester Preston. local real estate office. Manchester on East Center MORTGAGE MONEY $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, Manchester, a retirement home retirement home, five rooms 742-8815. MacGillvary. Marbles: 1. Chris Daly; 2. Experience not necessary, will Street. Needs lots of interior MANCHESTER DUPLEX — 4 car garage. Plenty of for 20 ladies. Call Mr. Beilman, tram. For confidential appoint­ $15,900. Stanley Agency, 6 ^ A vailable Tile Tournament: Most un­ Patrick Kaye. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 3618, 643-5724. work but has tremendous in­ parking 2 large bedrooms on each side. Owner side has 649-5985. ment call Rick Merritt,. 646- MANCHESTER - New Listing. ique, Cindy Smith, prettiest, Golf: 1. Sean Byrne; 2. come possibilities. Priced to Excellent condition. Ride by Help Wented Happiness Is... 1180. 7 1 ^ 1 a CHFA, VA o r FHA Programs 4 bedroom Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, 136-138 School Street. Mike Custer Michael Smith; 2. Bob Matson. 13 Help Wented 13 RESPONSIBLE Driver for Mr. ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 sell quickly at $39,900. INDEX Having neighbors Please call for appointment to sea If you eat-in kitchen, living room, Charter Oak Waddell Softee truck. Must be 18 or l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, JARVIS REALTY fireplace, dining room, family NOTICES ADVERTISING like the Business Opportunity 14 ®Colonial Sockey Tournament: 1. Mario over, neat and reliable. Call living room, family room, 2-car would qualify under these programs. room. On nicely landscaped lot. Parade on Wheels: Most 1 — Lo(l ind Found KNIGHT FAMILY | with fireplace. Large eat-ln kitchen. 3 good sized Thiverge, 2. Chris O’Brien. ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE 649-2073 between 9 a.m. -1 p.m. attached garage, large lot. CO. $39,900. Amedy Realty, 875- original, Chris Medina; cutest, 2 — Ptrionili From the Danahys S MANCHESTER - Pizza house, Char-Bon, 643-0683. REALTORS, MLS bedrooms. Very private and quiet yard. Call on this one. Pool Tournament: 1. Pierre Linda Mediae. 3 — Announcomtnii RATES fully equipped. Priced to sell. 6283. House 8t Hale Department Store has Immediate opening GAL WANTED in busy rental •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thiverge, 2. Mario Thiverge. Table Pool; 1. Shawn Bator; 4 — Entertainment 1 d a y ...... 9c word per day Owner has other interests. For 6 4 3 -1 1 2 1 foof” Cape. One and a 5 — Auctions for person with the desire to learn the retail business. office, five days a week, 4-7 MANCHESTER -. Like new 7- FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. G reen 2. Joe Cavicchi. 3 d a y s ...... 8c word per day details call Stanley Agency, 646- Lots-Land tor Sale 24 half bathrooms, fully carpeted living room with fireplace, 6 days ...... 7t word per day Complete benefit package Including paid CMS, BC, and p.m., and two weekends a room Condo in adult cluster. 646-4144 Foul Shooting Tournament: FINANCIAL month. Call 528-1300. !••• C B 3618.. Three bedrooms, family room, tat-in Kitchen and formal dining room. Very private yard Sockey: 1. Peter Robinson; 2. B — Bonds-Stocks-Uortsages 26 d a y s ...... 64 word per day COVENTRY - Building lot, 30,- should be seen. 12 and over; Joan Moore, ll.and profit sharing. Salary commensurate with experience. STOP! Ripley wouldn’t believe 263 Main Street, Manchester Brian Toland. 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM I . Oh to be a | 2 1/2 baths, patio, bow picture 000 square feet, lake privileges, 10 — Insurance Apply In person to Mr. Wlldman or call 643-4123 for MANCHESTER - Barber shop, this!! An 8-room brick and under, Billy Masse. West Side Happy Ads . $1.75 Inch window. All appliances in­ frame Colonial, move-in condi­ Buena Vista Road, $2,500. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... appointment. I (Jummy. | three stations, all fixtures and cluded plus use of playgrounds, Checkers: 13 and over, Scavenger Hunt: 1. Linda EMPLOYMENT X-RAY TECHNICIAN tion, with garage, on a private CLEAN, move-in condition. Six Jackston Agency, 646-1316. 13 — Help Wanted supplies, clean and modern, 50 tennis courts, clubhouse and Stanley Hutt, 12 and under, Vic­ Landry, Terry Adams, Donna Temporary opening available I Sonny | years of continuous family lot for only $38,500. Immediate 7 ROOM CAPE room cape with bedroom space 14 — Business Opportunities dr.—. HOUSE & HALE pool. Priced under new in mid j ; galore, fireplaced living room, tor Mirucki. Landry; 2. Kiffy Silver; 3. Billy 15 — Situation Wanted until November 1 for operation, $3,900. F. J. Spilecki, occupancy! Unbelievable!! 646- REALE’S CORNER 945 Main St., Manchester, Conn. i ------¥. 30’s. Call Bob Brown, Realtor good quality carpeting. Treed Highland Park Silver; 4. Keith Hurley and registered X-ray technician. Realtor, 643-2121. Uil7. Red Carpet Realtors. I This home Is In I 1 C R E A T E I 175 MAIN STREET EDUCATION An equal opportunity employer Assoc., Jarvis Realty Co., 643- lot in quiet friendly PHONE 646-4520 Bike Parade; Most colorful. Randy Bouchey. 18 — Private Instructions Please call Personnel Depart­ i Welcome Home 1121. I excellent condition and I A N E S T A T E MANCHESTER - Large center neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, I J Dale Blagrove; most unique, A1 Checkers: 1. Gary Hurley. 19 — Schools-Classes OPPORTUNITY Knocks - Cou- I is located on quiet I 20 — Instructions Wanted ment to discuss schedule and I DAWN and TRACY | 643-9969, 646-8250. $ on this 6 acre lot J Packer; largest bike, Tom Nor­ ple or single person without entrance Custom 7 f/2 room SOFTBALL RESULTS arrage for interview. Colonial, three spacious I shady Cambridge I I Icoated on Hlllstown !' Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 man; smallest bike, Chris r e a l e s t a t e I We missed you. | business experience, but willing BEAUTIFUL Bowers (13 and over) 7 23 — Homes lor Sale MANCHESTER bedrooms, first floor family I Street within walking I MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, Packer. ADVERTISING DISPATCH to work, can earn $10,000 to COLUMBIA LAKE I Road with tall trees en- ! REWEAVING burns, holes. HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot Verplanck 4 Highland Park (13 24 — Lots-Land for Sale I Lo ve , M om and D a d | $25,000 per year and, own your room, front-to-back living room I distance of stores and I two-car garage, separate fur­ Marble Contest: 1. Phil 25 — Investment Property MEMORIAL HOSPITAL New listing. Three-bedroom naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, I c irclin g a n atu ral ! Zippers, umbrellas repaired. clearingiring and landscaping work and under) 9 Bowers 1 The Herald Is looking for a person to perform a variety of own business. Phone 667-1563 or with fireplace, first floor laun­ I bus lines. I Melley; 2. Mike Falkowski; 3. 26 — Business Property 71 Haynes Street Ranch, immaculate dry, rec room, beautiful lot in country kitchen, excellent con­ ■ pasture land. J Window shades, Venetian done. Free estimate.____ •. %,v.s»vJ3V® Weekda 27 — Resort Property duties within our advertising department. This person write National Vets News, 39 call 872-9771 between 8 A.M Terry Rice; 4. Matt Falkowski. 28 — Real Estate Wanted Manchester throughout. Firepl^ed living prime Porter Street area. $52,- dition. Owner transferred. Char blinds. Keys. TV for rent. must have a car for use on the job. Weekly salary plus 646-1222, Ext 481 Help Wanted Market Square, Newington, Bon Agency, 643-0683. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. Keeney St. 13 Conn. 06111. room and f^eV V ’■d' with 900. W arren E. Howland, MI8C. SERVICES mileage cbmpiensation. An Equ,l Opportunity Employ,r !GORMAN; IGORMAN; 31 — Services Ollered lovely Two-car Realtors, 643-1108. I ! Scavenger Hunt; 1. John and SOFTBALL RESULTS HENRY STREET - Four j Edmund Gorman | MILLAR TREE Service, Inc, TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ 32 — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING Situation Wanted IS attachec '*,uiage plus large I Edmund Gorman ■ Dan Amato, Dan Rolfe; 2. Clif­ 33 — Building-Contracting Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Bowers (13 and over) 7, RN’s - LPN’S lot. Immediate occupancy for bedroom older home, country ! Agency ■ ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, ford Stratton; 3. Dorothy and Verplanck, 4; Highland Park 34 — Rooling-Siding DEADLINE Please call for an appointment: TOLLAND ■ Agency ■ kitchen, dining room, first floor ^Manchester 646-4040| spraying.Fully insured. and trimming. Attics, cellars Lorraine Stratton, Denise 35 — Healing-Plumbing Duana Edmonds, Director of Advertising PART-TIME service station 3-11 P.M. HOUSECLEANING - Have your summer enjoyment. 40’s. I Manchester 646-4040* laundry, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car gar­ Licensed. Free estimates. cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- (13 and under) 9, Green, 5; 36 — Flooring 12:00 noon the day before 11-7 A.M. your home or apartment Call Suzanne Shorts of Arthur A PREHY PICTURE Harkins. 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage publication. MANCHESTER EVENINS HERALD attendants wanted, over 18 age, swimming pool. 646-4063. Phone 633-5345. 5305. Charter Oak (12 and under) 8, cleaned weekly. Reasonable, Shorts, 64&-3233. Is this 7 room Ranch, set on a Checkers Tournament: 1. 38 — Services Wanted Deadline lor Saturday and years of age, evenings and Full-time, part-time and MANCHESTER - Beautiful lot. Green, 5; Charter Oak Sr. 18, 643-2711 weekends. Apply in person. $20 per day. Phone 742-6388. wooded lot, many features for Lorraine Edgar; 2. Tim Walsh; MISC. FOR SALE Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. summer positions available. J. WATSON BEACH CO. Will build to your plans. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) WINDOW CLEANING - Special Waddell, 2; Charter Oak Jr. 15, Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center you. A warm full sized family MANCHESTER - Bowers 3. Lorraine Stratton. 41 — Articles lor Sale Competitive salary, health, Excellent location.'Frechette & Trees cut, trimmed or topped, discount prices for July. Will Verplank, 8. 42 — Building Supplies Street. SERVICE MANAGER with 12 Manchester Office 647-9139 room, 3 big bedrooms, a School, 4-bedroom Ranch, stumps removed, fully insured. Table Pool Tournament: 1.11 life, major medical and dis­ Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. wash your office and house win­ Green (13 and over) 11, West 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs PLEASE READ years experience, tires fireplace and a garage. Priced living room with fireplace, Avanta Realty Got a tree problem? Well worth dows. Work guaranteed. Our years and up, John Hanley, 2. 44 — Livestock Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 INSPECTOR - To work in ability insurance makes this (Uniroyal) battery, mufflers, dining room, kitchen, rec room, Side 10; Highland Park 22, 45 — Boats & Accessories MANCHESTER - Three- at $40,900. Call Tony 646-5461 COLUMBIA - Mono Lake a phone call. 742-8252. men are bonded and insured. Doug Hanley; 10 and under, 1. YOUR AD receiving area. Must be capable one of the best benefit align, etc. Bondable. Sincere. garage, treed lot. Just im­ Green 2; Highland Park 9, 46 — Sporting Goods URGENT - Will the gentleman bedroom Condominium, central Wasilefsky at 649-5306. waterfront lot, beautifully Call 649-5334. Tim Walsh, 2. Dan Soucier. 47 — Garden Products Classified ads are taken over of using basic inspection equip­ packages in the industry. Age 43. Call 1-429-6223, 643-5279. maculate. 40's. Frechette & Bowers 1; Green (12 and under) who witnessed or heard the EXECUTIVE POSITIONS - Of­ air, finished rec room, two full wooded, 2 acres plus, restricted TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 48 — Antiques the phone as a convenience. ment and reading blueprints. Come see our modern EQUAL HOUSIK OPPORTUITY Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. INVESTMENT PROPERH Valley Si. 10, Charter Oak 4; Green (13 49 — Wanted to Buy The Herald is responsible for gingerale bottle accident that ficer openings for men and and two half baths, carpeted, area. Principals only. $12,500. large appliances, cleaning SILK CITY Service & Repair Previous experience helpful. facilities and speak with Mrs. Scavenger Hunt; Winning and over) 11, Waddell 4; only one incorrect insertion and exploded in my grocery basket women with engineering, math, appliances. Stone patio with gas BARROWS & WALLACE Manchester — 2-family house 643-6278. cellars and attics, also some will repair all types of small RENTALS then only to the size of the or related technical degree. Air Apply in person, Contromatics Post, our Director of Nurses tree work done. 644-1775. and major appliances. team, Billy Tedford, Donna Keeney (13 and under) 20, 52 —■ Rooms lor Rent at Stop and Shop store on West grill, storms and screens, Mandwttar New Hivwi Hartlord with store attached, 2-car gar­ original insertion. Errors which Force will train you for com­ Corn., 200 West Main Street, □ E D U C A TIO N 849-5308 397-1815 275-1502 NORTH COVENTRY - Ten Reasonable rates. Satisfaction Stekmer, Linda Stekmer, Janet Verplanck 0. 53 — Apartments lor Rani Middle Turnpike on July 9 at M E A D O W S priced below replacement at age, ample parking in front of 54 — Homes lor Rent ‘do not lessen the value of the 11:30, please contact 649-6752. puter technology, com­ Rockville. An Equal Opportuni­ OWNER MOVING acres, secluded, heavily LIGHT Trucking - Odd job\, guaranteed. 646-3563. 55 — Business lor Rent advertisement will not be cor­ ty Employer. M/F. CONVALESCENT CENTER $36,500. Financing available. store. Located South Main St. munications, electronics, Eastern, 646-8250, or 649-5782. Must Sell! wooded lot in choice area. cellars and attics cleaned, 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent rected by an additional inser­ navigators, others. 246-2212. 333 Bldwell StrMt Private Instructions 18 $43,900. lawns mowed, small tree work. 57 — Wanted to Rent tion. WILL THE person who took MANCHESTER - Two brand Six rooms, neat throughout. Owner will give first mortgage Town To Get Grant for Jobs WANTED - Male, part-time. Manchester, Conn. Vernon — 4-family house, 4-4- to buyer. Write Box M, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. 56 — MIsc. lor Rent two rings from my home on TUTORING - Algebra, MANCHESTER - Spacious new Ranches, 3 bedrooms, Aluminum Siding July nth please return, sen­ Do your bargain huntin{ in a rocking Mornings 8 a.m. -1 p.m. 5-day» 647-9191 living room with fireplace, 4-4, Also 2-family house, 5-4. Manchester Herald. Kitchen Re-modeling VERNON jobs it had established AUTOMOTIVE week, Monday through Friday. geometry, calculus, general eight room custom buiflilt home. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ previously through the 61 — Autos lor Sale timental value. No questions chair. . . Use Want Us. Can 843-2711. 2 baths, air-conditioning, dining room, eat-in kitchen, two *ur rH( llufMOOF KimNllS Centrally located. Sold as one New Addltione The town of Vernon has been Apply in person. England mathematics, plntsics, «MC 0»l» root eling, rec rooms, offices, program. 62 — Trucks lor Sals asked. Substantial reward. chemistry, Cobol and Fortram English Pub rec room, double full baths, wall-to-wall package. $68,900. R.E. MILLER, Builder notified it is eligible to receive 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale P.O.Box 696, Manchester. Hardware, Route 44A Bofcn. carpeting, aluminum siding. INVESTMENT household repairs. Phone 649- 64 — Molorcycles-BIcyclea □ N O T I C E S programming, accounting, garage, $63,500. Hayes Corpora­ FARM 4594. a grant for $29,683 through the Bazaar Date 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle AVON tion, 646-0131. $39,900 each. Frechette & Mar­ PROPERTIES Call 649-1421 REAL ESTATE salesman, economics. 649-1464. Tolland County — 96 acres, 25- Comprehensive Manpower The Rockville United Homes LOST — Saving Passbook No. says. .. excellent income. Must have tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. AMSTON — 104 acres. Very 66 — Automotive Service 046-0-01357-6 Hartford National [ BEALESTATE) 30 are tillable. Two barns desirable development area. PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Program and Mayor Frank Methodist Church Women have I 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Lost and Found STOP YEARNING AND license. For confidential inter­ FRENCH - All levels, also COVENTRY - Five room Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, Bank and Trust Co., No. Mature Woman ^ Ranch, oak floors, immaculate MANCHESTER - Older 7-room recently rebuilt. First barn Frontage on two town roads. LIGHT TRUCKING-Attics McCoy will ask the Town Coun­ already selected the date for START EARNING. Be your iV M* view. Hutchins Agency, 649- beginning Spanish. MA can­ Envelopes, bills, quick copy, cil Monday night for authoriza­ LOST - Poodle, black, male, Manchester Office. Application own boss. & t your own hours. 5324. condition, treed lot, $28,900. house, new wiring and heating. 212x48, 152 free stalls. Second Attractive price. and cellars cleaned. For free the group’s Christmas Bazaar. made for payment. •S 'S didate in French. Has studied in Needs work. Good location. 64 9-17 50 wedding invitations. Xeroxing. estim ates phone 647-9610. tion to sign for the grant. miniature, vicinity Lakewood And make the money you need •^Selling or Managing:^-: Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. barn 90x36, milking barn. Ten- Europe. 742-7647. Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. COLUMBIA — 72 acres In 875-4819. Anytime. The mayor said the program It will be November 16 with Mrs, Schaffer Circle, Saturday. for the “extras” you want. Saleslady for a small ladies ^ REAL ESTATE - Licensed room Colonial home, all LOST — Passbook No. 26- BOLTON - Seven room Ranch, MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom RA2 zone, practically In is similar to that of the Mrs. Judy Sugalski as general Massachusetts license. Very Sell Avon Products to your shop for larger women, at sales person needed. We are an restored. $175,000. Will sub­ center of town, close to chairman. timid. Call 643-2090. 008422-1 Connecticut Bank & 60’ long, two baths, spacious Glastonbury Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, large eat- Painting-Papering 32 Emergency Employment Act To Announce friendly neighbors. Call 289- 809 Main Street. Salary, established firm serving the Schools-Classes 19 divide. Trust Company. Application Manchester - South Windsor - kitchen, double garage, acre in kitchen, family room with original site of Dartmouth for which the town also recently ^ th chairmen named are; made for payment. 4922. •ji: bonuses, profit sharing, i-i- NEW LISTING College. Superb location. COLLEGE Graduate students Alice Creelman, fancy work; Candidacy LOST - Small, timid, gray cat, Vernpn area for over 10 years.. TEENAGE Sewing classes. lot, $42,900. Hayes Corporation, fireplace, over 2,100 square feet JUNK CARS received a grant. retirement. jj: 646-0131. A truly charming 9-room New living area plus 2-car garage, available for exterior and in­ Diantha Domran, Chrismas yellow collar, large open wound Small, non-competitive Knit N Purl, Tri-(Jity Plaza, COVENTRY - 22 acres with Applicants for the program, HARTFORD (UPI) - Gloria on right hip. Vicinity Fox Grove Personals 2 professional staff. For con­ England Colonial Cape, deck, full walk-out insulated terior painting. Six years table; Eleanor Piker and Carol '74 GRADS We train and pay, I Call 1-35^2130 | Vernon. Phone 872-2219. i?E .vi/rv 1,900’ frontage. Opportunity REMOVED which will allow the town to Schaffer, secretary of the state, fidential interview call custom built by owner in 1971, basement. Aluminum siding, experience. Fully insured. Free development, off of Keeney over $400 monthly to attei attend :§: except weekends VERNON ‘ $47,900 to build on frontage and hire three persons, must qualify Boss, stuffed toys; Doreen says she will officially an­ Street. Call 649-0531 after 7 p.m. RIDE WANTED from Asylum Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. 4 bedrooms plus sitting room storms and screens, attic fan. 646-5461 estimates. Call our com­ college accredited technical develop interior later. Also FREE petitors, than call us, 649-7034. Wards, plants; Mae Morgan, and Trumbull Street, Hartford for interview adjoining master bedroom, 2 Beautifully landscaped with im­ on the basis of income level. nounce her candidacy for a se­ to Spruce Street, Manchester at school. Learn a skill good for a COME, BE INSPIRED perfect for country estate. The three jobs will be in the and Ellen Thomas, food; Doris cond term Monday in her State lifetime in the Air I^rce. Ap­ baths, fireplaced family pressive view. Immediate oc­ Call Joey 9:30 p.m. 649-1904. □ REAL ESTATE cupancy. High 50’s. 646-6683. INSIDE - Outside painting, Public Works Department, Weller, Eleanor Case, jewelry; Capitol office. titude and counseling free, no AUTO MECHANIC In this custom built Garrison room, large laundry room. All SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 HEBRON - 118 acres. Lorraine White, dinner; and Large frontage on two town 528-1990 fe c ia l rates for people over K. Recreation Department or Mrs. Schaffer will be running LEGAL NOTICE RIDE WANTED to and from obligation. 246-2212. RESPONSIBLE babysitter, for Must have experience and Colonial. 7 large rooms with this to enjoy on approximately baths, 2-car garage, quiet Fully insured. Estimates given. Ruth Parker, dinner tickets. Homes For Sale 23 Sewage Treatment Plant. on the ticket expected to be Pomfret for Rectory School few hours daily, vicinity of tools. formal dining room, front to 6 wooded acres. Call Arthur COVENTRY(NORTH) residential area, $37,900. Two- roads. New multi-million TOLLAND Call 649-7863. Luncheon will be served, and TOWN OF ANDOVER BE DIFFERENT - Be an air­ The town is in the process of headed by Rep. Ella T. Grasso, students. Call 646-7231 early Demine Street and Baldwin rear 24’ living room with Shorts, 646-3233, or Mayann LOW 40’S family, over 300’ deep lot, dollar health care center on additional chairmen for the Zoning Board of craft mechanic in the Air GET READY MAN COVENTRY - 1800’s moder­ excellent income, $36,900. Two- nearby property. Golden op­ AUTO BODY screening applicants for the D-Conn., a former three-term evenings. Road. My home or yours. Two nized 8-room Cape on secluded raised hearth fireplace. Cullina 633-1526. PAINTING - Exterior and in­ Children’s attic treasurers and Appeals Force. Women get equal pay, To service new and used cars family, residential zone C, ideal portunity. Emergency Employment Act secretary of the state, who is all children. 644-3224, evenings. 2-acre lot. Separate 24'x40‘ gar­ Plaster walls. All this sets on TEE OFF!! terior. Reasonable rates. Call dining room booths, will be At an executive session of the advancement, educational op­ for delivery. Some experience J. WATSON BEACH professional location, $48,900. 644-8812. program which was extended but certain of winning the portunities. 246-2212. age. Mid 50’s. Principals only, a beautiful treed lot. Please Here is country living at its MARLBOROUGH — Two named at a later date. Zoning Board of Appeals of An­ CHRONIC PAIN? RECEPTIONIST wanted, full­ desirable. Real Estate Co. Martens Agency, Realtors .... acres on Route 66 with small making it unnecessary for the Democratic nomination for dover, Conn, held on July 9,1974 no agents. 646-1494. 8-10 A.M. call 649-5306 for more details. best yet minutes from Hart­ 646-2550. time, typing required. Call 649- Excellent pay and fringe REALTORS MLS house and partially com­ LAWNMOWERS repaired and CEILINGS, inside painting, town to eliminate any of the governor. it was voted that. NURSES AIDES, 7-3 and 3-11. ford. New \ room Ranch papering, floor sanding- Want to know how Acupunc­ 5277 and ask for Mr. J. Lessner. benefits. Five-day week, no MANCHESTER - Small two- EQUAL HOUSiC OPPORTUTY Manchester Office 647-9139 pleted new building. Zoned sharpened, picK-up and The following variances to ture could help? Free Infor­ Full-time or part-time. High across from country club. THREE-BEDROOM Garrison delivered, Call Sharpall now for refinishing (specializing in School graduates preferred. Saturdays. Apply in person to family, ideal investment. Good commercial. the Zoning Regulations be mation. Write Carl, 66P First floor family room with Colonial, fireplaced living your spring tuneup. 643-5305. older floors). John Verfaille, Excellent starting salary, good A1 Patch, Service Manager, or location and condition. Low BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, room, formal dining room, fully TOLLAND — 27 acres. 646-5750, 872-2222. granted. Spencer St., Manchester, ACCOUNTANT 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, fireplace, 2 baths, cathedral fringe benefits, paid lunch Walt Carter, Jr. MuidiMtfr N«w HlvMi Hartford two-family, 3 bedrooms, living ceilings, built-ins and 2 gar­ equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, Residence A zone. Level CASH Registers and adding Town’s Past Reading Theme #117 Edgar H. Clarke Conn. 06040 period, on bus line. East Hart­ Payroll, Costs, Etc. Good 643-4535, 646-1021. AiMnnviTD ” 649-93M 397-1S1S 278-1802 room, kitchen, wall-to-wall ages. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. master bedroom will take king- wooded acreage Ideal for machines. - Sales, service, J. P, LEWIS & SON - Custom ANDOVER variance in setback ford Convalescent Home, 745 benefits. Send resume to Box CARTER CHEVROLET CO size furniture. All on a or Call INC. carpeting, air-conditioned. development. supplies. 15 years experience, decorating. Interior painting. Ellen Lariviere from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Andover requirements at Gilied Rd. 643-0479 Main Street, East Hartford. “EE,” Manchester Evening Immediate occupancy. The EQIML HOUSMG OPmnMTY manicured treed lot. Call B/W formerly with NCR. Free Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Correspondent Library. On Tuesday, July 23, Mrs. # Evelyn B. Cady variance in 1229 Main Street realty, 647-1419. Herald. NEW LISTING - By owner. price is only $47,9()0. Frechette Arthur Shorts 646-3233 Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Remodeling. Exterior painting. 742-9117 Working with town maps, the Ronald Haverl will be the setback requirement and fron­ MANCHESTE6 OPEN HOUSE Country living immaculate & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- BARROWS & WALLACE Coventry, 742-6381. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. resource person who will lead NURSES’ AIDE Fully insured. For estimate call children will discover the tage requirements at Hickory Sunday 1-4 p.m. three bedroom, L shaped 4144. Mandmttr N«w Hivsn Hartlord Discovering, exploring and an exploration of historical Hill Rd. With experience - to live in. Ranch, one acre landscaped lot, J. WATSON BEACH CUSTOM MADE draperies, 649-9658. learning are the keywords in locations of the historical 649-5308 397-1818 278-1802 THINK BIG sites near the library as well as Zoning Board of Room and board plus salary. 311 WOODBRIDGE all large rooms, living room COVENTRY - 4-room Ranch, Real Estate Co. very reasonable, work the Andover Library summer places of interest. For exam­ discuss herbs used in medicine Appeals □ FINANCIAL Send resume with references STREET with fireplace, dining room, 2 near 1-84, large lot, 2 garages, Huge Multi-Level Split REALTORS MLS guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS - program for children who are ple, there once were 4 one-room ECONOMY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. baths, Duilt-ins. Carpets immediate occupancy. 1-859- 5 Bedrooms Manchester Office 647-9139 4266. Interior and exterior painting, and cooking_ by the early Andover, Conn. to Box “F F ”. Oversized 8-room Cape with 2 HEBRON - 39 mills. Buy now. going into second through six school hoses in Andover. Mrs. 824 MAIN STREET a MANCHESTER throughout. New aluminum 1301. $34,900. Must see. 2'h Baths paperhangi.ng, 30 years Eric Sismets Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Manchester Evening Herald baths, garage, fireplace, treed Real estate values expected to grades. The four-week program 646-2630 siding and roof and extras too increase drastically! Young, G&H PAVING & Construction experience. Four generations, Chairman lot and full basement^ Only Formal Dining Room will have a central theme of childcen where they were numerous to mention. Must be neat condominium end unit, 2 Family Room with Bar HEBRON - Bolton area. $4,000 Company - Paving, sealing, free estimates, fully insured. Mrs. Jesse Graham will Stephen Willard MORTGAGES, loans first se­ $32,900. Stop by and see why seen. Low 40s. Call 647-1128 for down required, 7% interest. 7.5 concrete work, septic systems 643-7361. how and where people lived in located. Andover was once a cond, third. All kinds. Realty Job openings In a rapidly growing company. Good oppor­ Manchester spacious bedrooms, I'/i baths, 2-Car Garage serve as resource person for the Secretary FEMALE - Secretary. we think this is the best buy on appointment. Principals only. wooded acres, 600’ front. Lower installed. Commercial and fairly self-supporting town and statewide, credit rating un­ tunity for advancement. Excellent benefits. Plenty of over­ low-low maintenance fee. 4.5 Acres Andover during the eighteenth third session on Tuesday, July Excellent opportunity for a today’s market. Your host for FOREST HILLS teens. Also Hebron (39 mills) residential. 26 years GEORGE N. Converse - Pain­ learning the location and kinds necessary. Reasonable. Con­ good typist with general office time. An equal opportunity employer. Lower 20s. Robert Associates, Privacy and Seclusion and nineteenth centuries. 30, and will display a number of the day will be Mr. Charles TOLLAND — Lovely 7-room New-spacious 7 room Ranch, 3 Bob Gonci, 228-9274, Route 66, near Rt. 2, 3.2 wooded acres. experience. Free estimates. ting, interior and exterior. of businesses and what fidential, quick arrangements. ability. Salary depending on Scenic View Paper hanging. Call 643-2804. Mrs. Vernon Losee will be the early tools and cooking utensils. Accounts Receivable Clerk — Typing, filing, 10-key ad­ Lindsey. ”L” ranch on approximate one bedrooms, 2 baths, formal Hebron. $11,500. Robert Associates, 228- 649-5233. happened to them will be .part WORLD ALMANAC Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. experience. The'The Purdy Cor­( 9274. resource person for the first The final session will be held ding machine and other office skills essential. Shorthand a acre. Featuring 3 bedrooms, living and dining room, dual Priced at $55,900 of the program. FACTS 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ poration, 586 Hilliard Street, BLANCHARD & fireplaced living room, family PAPERHANGING and ceiling meeting on Tuesday, July 16 on Tuesday, Aug. 6, and will in­ plus. Contact Mrs. Fleming. fireplace in family room, N66d Yaw Wlndowt Washed? ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Manchester, 647-9917. room, in-ground pool and extras AMEDY REALTY VERMONT - North Concord. painting - Reasonable rates. ROSSEHO aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ GLASTONBURY Carptts Shampooed? clude a picnic and a tour of the too numerous to mention. Call REALTORS One acre. Black top road. Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Electrical Counter Man — must know products and REALTORS, MLS 646-2482 age, lovely wooded lot. Floors Waxed? Nathan Hale Homestead in SALESLADY - full-time. Must Bev Tierney, Real Estate, 742- Gracious 4-bedroom Dutch Twenty-five hundred. Plus tax. mortgages — mterim financing applications. Must be reliable and accurate. Experienced 189 WEST CENTER STREET 875-6263 C«U [Coventry. have experience. The Pottery applicants only. Call Mr. Murray. 9191. Colonial. Priced to sell at $85,- George Brew, Miles Pond, CALL ME for painting or — expeditious and confidential Shed, 397A Broad S treet, North Concord, Vt. Tel. 1-802- SILVER MAINTENANCE SERVICE wallpapering, free estimates, The summer program is a service, J.D. Real Estate 000. Manchester. Administrative Aseistant — must be bright, quick to learn. 695-8804. 646-S398 senior citizen's rates. ‘‘Friends of the Library” Assoc. 646-1980. 646-1180 MANCHESTER - Eight-room Work Guaranlood - Fully Intund Reasonable. 568-0527. project and is being coor­ Work with purchasing, quoting and expediting. TRI-LEVEL CONTEMPORARY -J! Magnificent 5-bedroom MANCHESTER - $29,500. West •In English Tudor. Many extras Colonial, 125’x300’ wooded lot, 4 Grand Opening dinated by Mrs. John Corl III ‘KEEPSNLMG- Engineering background helpful. Call Marvin Weinberg. \ bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. KEEPHtfPr side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car MERRITT AGENCY all for only $120,000. Real Estate Wanted 28 and Mrs. J.T. Hohmann Jr. No garage. Immediate occupancy. ★ Sunken patio floor family room. Immediate Herald Five years experience. Dassiried Ads Excellent references. Pete, 742- registration is necessary for □ EMPLOYMENT Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. ★ Fleldstbne fireplace REALTOR occupancy. $64,900. Warren E. SELLING your home or MINI SCHOOL BUS driver Get Fast Results 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. attendance at all four sessions. it Four bedrooms MANCHESTER Howland Realtors, 643-1108. acreage? For prompt friendly needed for 1974-1975 school year For more information call HEBRON - Three-bedroom it 2Vt baths Super custom Colonial service, call Louis Dimock Wed., July 17th Help Wanted 13 for Tolland School System. Call .Ranch. Kitchen appliances, FOREST HILLS area - by CUSTOM MADE draperies and Building-Contracting 33 Mrs. Corl 742-9082 or Mrs. ★ Master bedroom with VERNON CENTER Heights - features fireplaced living Realty, 649-9823. The Royal Gorge Bridge in 875-1971. 'loads of cabinets ana counter owner. Four bedroom Cape, bedspreads, wide selection of Hohmann 742-6747. PART-TIME work at home, on dressing area and bath Six-room Cape, all six rooms room, formal dining room, MASONRY - All types, Colorado is the highest ,’space, combination windows fireplace, beautiful jalousied ALL CASH for your property f a b ric s . Phone 649-1786 the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. ★ Spectacular view of Conn. finished. Could be four fully equipped kitchen, 3 porch, 2 full baths, built-in fieldstone, brick, concrete. bridge above water. The 1,- •and doors, insulated. Fireplace, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, anytime. ADVERTISEMENT - GENERAL River Valley bedrooms. Occupancy August bedrooms, bath apd a half, rec range, new kitchen floor. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., 2{S0-foot long suspension . Mostly wooded acre. BURRITT BANK RNs - $10,000 up depending on NURSES' AIDES ★ Private tr e ^ lot 15. $33,000. Taft Agency, 643- room on a lahdscaped lot. Excellent location. $42,900. 649- instant service. Hayes Agency, 643-1870 or 644-2975 bridge is 1,053 feet above the B Hate occupancy. Asking 7457. 646-0131. ^ CELLARS, attics, garages, MANCHESTER HAS SUMMER GIFTS! Arkansas River and has a qualifications. World-wide 11 P.M. to 7 A.M. and 12 Mid­ ; $34,200. The Yankee Peddlers, ★ Kennedy Road Priced to sell in the 40’s. 4381. cleaned by two reliable married Fondue sets and handy travel possible as an Air Force night to 8 A.M. Part-time and NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - main span of 880 feet, The •742-9718, 1-423-6735. WE WILL buy your house. Call men. Reasonable rates, free es­ beverage kits available now for officer. Challenging work, job Full-time. Excellent waged FACTORY The finest house conceivable, CUSTOM-BUILT good sized 5 Rqmodeling, repairing, ad­ World Almanac says. It was room Ranch, which is expan­ anytime, Hutchins Agency, timates. Call 646-7786. depositors at ‘"The Big B.” constructed in 6 months and satisfaction, only two-year and benefits. : MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- priced in the 60s. ditions, rec rooms, porches and committment. 246-2212. dable for a larger family if IMPECCABLE! Realtors, 649-5324. MEAT MARKETl Reward your savings with top was opened Dec. 8,1929. MANCHESTER MANOR ;car garage, excellent location, LOAM, sand, gravel delivered. roofing. No job too small. Call Call desired. Located in one of Grading and compacting of 649-3144. interest rates and top gifts from HELJP good income. Upper 30's. Manchester’s most desireable As clean-a-Raised Ranch SELLING your house? Call us NURSING HOME LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 driveways. Concrete work at the money place — the cute lit­ Personals WARREN E. HPWLAND areas. Must be seen to be ap­ as we’veseen. For­ first and we’ll make you a cash CARPENTRY - Repairs, 51 Bissau St. (rear) 2 Personals 385 W. Center Street 2440. offer. One day service. T. J. reasonable rates. E. H. Wilson tle red bank building opposite REALTOR preciated. Call 649-3100. remodeling, additions, roofing. Tel. 646-0129 mal dir.^9 room, modern Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. & Sons, 649-5900 after 5. Cumberland Farms in Hebron PIONEER : WINDSOR - Five minutes from 643-1108 kitchen, living room with Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ MANCHESTER Center. Open daily 10:30 - 6:00; SISTER HOPE 1-91 or Bissell Bridge, quiet SOUTH WINDSOR sor, 644-1796. Thurs. nights ‘til 8:00. 228-9471. fireplace, large master READER AND ADVISER MATURE person for ge residential neighborhood, five NEW LISTING bedroom, beautiful family office work in East Imrtford rooms, living room and dining MANCHESTER, by owner, 7 n WES ROBBINS carpentry Card and Palm Readings typing required, some PARACHUTE CO. room carpeted, eat-in kitchen, room Ranch, 2 bathrooms,^ba Six room spacious Ranch plus room. Oak floors and □ MISC. SERVICES remodeling specialist. Ad­ Watch Monday^s Herald shorthand helpful, benefits, new bath, full basement, loads family room, aluminum siding,’ large rec room in lower level. MANCHESTER - Immaculate wall-to-wall carpeting. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, She has helped many and she can help you. She can help Cornpl,!, ProlMilon,l lnl,rior built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, A Food and Drug with such problems aa: hours flexible. (Jail Mrs. Quinn, Hal* Road, Mancheetar, Conn. of storage space, walk-up attic, carpeting, garage, treed lot, I'/j baths, 2-car attached gar­ six room cape, new aluminum AND DKonllng SanICK low assumable mortgage, mid 649-3446. Administration regulation 528-1084. single garage. $2)8,500. Jackston age with electric door opener siding, roof three years old, A landscaped and well- Services Ollered 31 • BUSINESS • MARITAL Agency, 646-1316. 30's. 649-4313. nice yard, great for children. • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL for our requires food companies to and breezeway. Large level • DRINKING • NERVOUSNESS CUSTOMER SERVICE Posi­ Apply Personnel Ottlce ' Large lot. For sale by owner, treed acre lot. Five SHARPENING -Service - Single item or entire home, office or LEON Cieszynski builder - new give the common name of lot nicely landscaped. Im­ homes , custom built, For further Information tion — Good clerical and typing TIMROD RD. - New 7-room COVENTRY — Seven-room maculate, inove-m condition. principals only call 649-4412. minutes from Manchester. Saws, knives, axes, shears, building. 15 years' experience. Ror any chemical additive used 644-1581 Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, Raised Ranch, carpeting, free estimates call... remodeled, additions, rec Opening Specials,,,, CALL 247-8983 skills. Diversified duties in 40’s. Call Suzanne Shorts or $38,900. skates, rotary blades. Quick in their products along with a 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, three-zone hearting, garage. MANCHESTER by owner - service. Capitol Equipment room s, garages, kitchens By Appointment Only modern office, salary $110-125. An equal opportunity employer Arthur Shorts 646-3233. DISTINCTIVE INTEmORS description of its function. Apply in person to Automatic city utilities, plastererd walls, Modern kitchen with dis­ Nicely decorated 4-room expan­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. d remodeled, bath tile, cement 950 Asylum Avenue, Apt. 104 WARREN L HOWLAND work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Business Products, Tuckie patio. Two-car garage. Shade hwasher. Only $34,900. Pasek J. WATSON BEA(»i CO. dable Cape. Fireplace, garage, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 0 4 3 -2 2 0 1 Hartford, Conn. tial or commercial. Call 649- Road, Willimantic. . trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- Manchester Office 647-9139 treed lot. Low 30’s. Principals Realtor 643-1-108 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Member Horn, Builders Assn. Lesperance, 649-7620. 8243. only. 643-7917. 7958. 4’291, I \ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat,, July 13. 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartment$ For Rent S3 Apartmente For Rant 53 Autot For Seta 61 Autoa For Sala 61 BUG S BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Y)UR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE //|H,Y&LI6^T0PTHAT TO POPPOW A PHPA6^ ■ ■ • (F YtJU CAtJ'T OTAt^P Ttif tm. M. MR. JAY hired ME HE'LL S E T I WAMMA BETt' SUPPOSIN' IPIOTIO P A T T F P ? M A P P r TPD/V»A(^- FATTFP, eJAY OUT OF We Feature Quality LOOK, CICERO, EITHER BOY, WHAT A SORE there WERE th ese THREE PICTURES' We’re Fussy To A Point T*. ^ U F A n / TO Pa s s o u t haw p I'RICH AM' .HE WERE TO SUBLET TH' WHATS TMF F A P K .' TOV5 BUY THAT THING O R^ Bil l s a m p m r s . WE'LL HAVE HAWPBILL JOB AN'JOIN TO IDENTIFY, TWI66SI THEY WERE Because 17 years of building and managing afrartments All the staff at DIHon Ford ie fussy about tho condi­ QUIT PLAYIN' TMIS BIS Ro u sh f o r th e a v e r a g e guy . has caught us what really matters. MEMPY'S PaYIM’ FUM AM' GAMES U 5 A T T H ' b a l l FIELD CONTEST WITH IT / fj ME TO w a l k -BUT I GUESS BUT I'M A HISTORY BUFF .'SO Atailable immediately: one and two bedroom townhouses. tion of our cars, the treatment of our custom ers, up­ W HERE HE CAM TETH ER YOU WON. ( fiUSSIE.HERE.' VDU CAM T HAVE TH' POOCh T.' CDMEOM I PUT DOWN ROOSEVELT, Includes heat, air conditioner, dishwasher, wall to wall holding the reputation we’ve built over the years, EVERYTHIMS/ b e f o r e I THIMK OF BUSTER? HOOVER AN' TRUMAN carpet, indwidual basement, private patio. Models open and making sales. We’re not fussy about the age or SOMETHIN' WORSE I'L L NEED AN ONLY 60T ONE daily from noon to 8:00 p.m. TME d eta ils WRONG! ’m mditlon of the car you bring in to trade, or the IF THE Srms you want to work out. NETWORKS D V End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., INTERVIEW ^ R r y S ? . ____ Manchester. m e ; m Iff} byR.F. Damato '72GMNT0KIN0 *2390 M-.. yjj ■ Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, 4-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, po)«or steering, vinyl roof. _ ^ ■ I ^ _____ ’S8 MERCURY COUGAR *1 4 9 5 JJSj S rm a . Building-Contracting 33 Haating-Plumbing 35 Articlas lor Sala 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 MANCHESTER - Two bedroom MANCHESTER Parkade 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, Townhouse, ideal for family. power steering. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ SEWERLINES, sink lines. FOR SALE ■ Two Polaroid MINIATURE CHIHUAHUA, Giarden Apartments, we have a BY HANK LEONARD ages, additions, bathrooms, Cleaned with electric cutters, cameras, $30 for both. Six year pedigree males. Call 646-1337 Full basement, private en­ limited number of spacious one trances and patio. $240 per kitchens, houses, repairs. Free by professionals. McKinney old color T.V. console, $50. Call after 6. bedroom apartments available I'M GOING TO STAY WITH , HETj I 643-1790. month. Paul W. Dougan, for July 15th and August 1st oc­ 73 CHEV PICK-UP *3195 NOW WHAT estimates. Small joos. Stephen Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ 8 foot body with Camper Shell. it; t h is is s o m e k in d o f ' f o r g o t DOES SHE Martin, 646-7295. pany, 643-5308. MALE Black Poodle - 10 643-4535, 646-1021. cupancy at $175 per month. We BREAK FOR ME — HAVING TO TELL GARAGE SALE - 10 Diane months old, no papers. $55. All also have one 3-bedroom apart­ MISS ROYAL FOR A ^ YOU TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB too small, toilet Drive, South Windsor, off Kelly shots. Owner allergic. Call 64^ FOUR-ROOM redecorated ment at $219. Visit our office at 72 RANCHERD PICK-UP *2 4 9 0 apartment. Appliances, heat, Carpentry and general contrac­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Road, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. July 12-14. 3190. • 466 West Middle Turnpike rear. 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, radio. T hey'll ting. Residential and commer­ faucets replaced, repaired, rec Clothes, housewares, mis­ hot water, central location. 9-5, Monday - Friday, for more .HOPE FOR cial, Whether it be a small rooms, bathroom remodeling, cellaneous. SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS - Parking. Security. $190 information. Or Call Mr. 7-13 ■fHE'BEST-- monthly. 649-3340. Hooper or Mr. McKay at 649- 72 FDRD PICK-UP *2590 THE PESSIMIST repair iob, a custom built home heat modernization, etc. Free AKC puppies, sable and white, 8 foot Styleside pick-up with camper shell, V-8 engine,' >13 or anything in between, call 646- INNOVATIONS LTD., 4 West 8887 for an appointment. We estimates gladly given. M & M shots and wormed. Champion standard transmission. 1379. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Road Plaza, Ellington, is sired, five males, one female, LARGE TWO-bedroom apart­ provide: hot water baseboard having a sale from July 5 to raised with love at home. $125 ment, ingfiides all built-ins, heat, hot and cold water, inside CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, TOWNE Plumbing Service, July 20. 30% to 50% off on and up. 623-9244. maintenance, grounds Your Small Car ’A5 YOU SEE- MY CLAW selected i^ms. swimming pool, tennis court, ■ OR WOULD YOU PREFER ME TO WHILE AT HOME... .J |p ONLY T fireplaces, flagstone terraces, repairs,re alterations, vanity community clubhouse. maintenance, ample parking, FORD CAM ALSO WIELD A OPEN THAT DOOR BEHIND YOU- stove and refrigerator, garbage Headquarters SLEPOEHAMMEKI... HE'D SLEEP concrete repairs, inside and cabinetsca a specialty. Call to Immediate occupancy. 647-1075. so YOU CAW Be s u c k e d into A FEW WINKS... outside. Reasonably priced. TAG SALE - Entire house con­ disposals, master TV antenna, MV VACUUM- GHRFDpis ta 8:30 a.m., 6 p'i.m. to 7 p.m. 649- WfCHINE ?/ WHEN I eo TO 643-0851. 4056 tents. 65 Overland Street, FOUR-ROOM waste removal, playgrounds GET A DRINK, Boata-Accassorlaa 45 I Fin d h im Manchester. Saturday and Sun­ apartment—heat, hot water, and picnic areas. We are 12 0 day, July 13-14, 9-4. STANDING FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, stove, refrigerator, laundry minutes from Constitution ANY TYPE Carpentry and EVINRUDE outboard motor - Plaza and one minute from over t h e r e 1 masonry work, additions and repairs and remodeling, 75 h.p., electric starter, with facilities, garage, basement USED SET of First Flight golf 40 stores at the Manchester DILLON FORD PRISqULA’S POP ' ^ecialize in hot water heaters. storage, lease, security deposit. m remodeling. Free estimates. A. clubs - 3 woods, 10 irons. $90. generator. In top condition. Call Parkade. No pets. BY AL VERMEER Squillacote, 649-0811. Prompt service on emergency. 875-5372. No pets. August 1. $210. 643- YOU LOST MDUR JOB\ 643-7024. Call 228-0380. 319 Main St., Manchester 643-2145 THREE ROOMS - all utilities, AT THE CANDY J BUILDING - Remodeling, PAIR of Mahogany twin beds, parking. Security deposit. No s t o r e ? y roofing, concrete steps, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Honey-Maple bedroom suite Antlquaa 48 pets. $160. Porter Street. 247- Homes for Rant 54 Y E A H , FO R fireplaces. For estimates call Prompt, courteous service. Call PONTIAC Bonneville—2-door I PACKING TOO MANY 643-1496. with single bed, older double 4688 or 236-0564. 649-1142. bed. All with bedding, bureaus, WANTED Antique furniture, COVENTRY NORTH - With op­ hardtop, 1970, power steering, fwEET ^ O C O L A T E S ; chests of drawers, mirrors, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or VILLAGER F IV E ro o m tion to buy. New 7-room RaisM brakes, automatic, air- LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. chairs, wicker potty chair, mis­ other antique items. R. APARTMENTS bedrooms, good location. Ranch. Security. $300 monthly. conditioning. All luxury sh oppe We design and. build: Barns, Flooring 36 cellaneous. Must be sold im­ Harrison, 643-8709. adults, no pets, $140. monthly! Immediate occupancy. features. Beautiful condition. Family rooms. Green houses, New brakes. 47,000 miles. $2200. mediately. 643-6733, 649-5051. Two-Bedroom townhouses. Box GG, Manchester Herald. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, STEVE CANYON Rec rooms. Pool and Patio FLOOR Sanding-Refinishine, ANTIQUES - 8 rooms of brow­ Inc. 646-4144. 649-5189. BY MII.TON CA.MFF Cabanas, Kitchens. Working (specializing in older floors). Fireplace. Wall-to-wall TAG SALE - Lots of nice things sing at The Country Store An­ carpeting. Two air- with rough sawn boards ana Ceilings and inside painting. tiques on Route 31, Coventry. MANCHESTER - two bedroom 1970 TWO-DOOR Maverick-3- IHE'REVOLUTIONISTS'I WHEN THE BOILING OIL ^QUATORIE JU IU -ETII y o u r ACCENT we don’t want to move 3,()00 conditioners, appliances, heat VERNON - Sublet, 41/2 rooms, HAVE NOT VET TURNED IS TOURED ON HW, DO NOT beams a specialty. Also roofing John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-" miles. 26 Edgewood Drive, S. Modest prices. Open daily 10- 2 bedrooms, wall-to-wall house, convenient to school and speed transmission, good condi­ JOUR DE BASTILLE' j MAY NOT BE . and hot water. Tiled bate. No RUIN HIS FACE! I SHALL and siding, using the fines! 2222 5:30. shopping center. Security tion, low mileage, meat on gas. L IB E RTE / y SO HOT, BUTTOUR Windsor. July 12, 13, 14. carpeting, deck, country club WAXT HIS PROFILE ON FRENCH LEAVE materials. Barrett Home Im­ pets. facilities, deluxe kitchen deposit required. 1-974-0139. 872-3357. T-l-i Iwc. TM Ww us PH W, 7-13 CDINS-AS MY CONSORT.' . IS sensational! provement Company, Roger 20’ SPACE AGE trailer, 1969, Wantad to Buy 49 appliances. Available August 1. Barrett, 649-0822. sleeps 6, fully self-contained. Call 649-7620 $240. 547-1661, Ext. 232, 875-1272 THE BORN LOSER______BY ART SANSOM $1,895. 643-8896. WANTED - Wicker furniture, after 5:30 p.m. Businass tor Rant 5 5 Trucks lor Sale 62 MASON CONTRACTOR - □ MISC. FOR SALE any kind. Call 872-0930. Plastering, custom built stone NOUl^ TRflMtolDTmUK BOYS 3-speed bike 26”, like THREE ROOMS, first floor,- ROCKVILLE - Modern 3-room SMALL STORE or office for 1954 FORD - one-half ton pick­ fTzZ0WlS?l>‘^^Tv(\0 or brick fireplaces, chimney new. $45. Call 649-9366. FORD MUSTANG -1964 -1965 - apartment, quiet area. Stove, repair, block and cement work. Articlas tor Sala 41 heat, stove, refrigerator, rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. up, Chevy powered. Call after 6 1966 - for parts. Call 649-9102. ca^eting, parking. Call 646- refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ Reasonable. Contact owner, p.m. 646-7770. New and repairs. E. Richard­ ABOVE ground pool equip­ posal, completely carpeted, son, 643-0889, 649-0608. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 643-6273. $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, ment, filter, ladder, vacuum, COPPERTONE Frost-free large rooms, parking area, 1971 FORD VAN - E-lOO, pan­ stone, gravel, pool and patio etc. Good condition, $45. 643- refrigerator with freezer in ROCKVILLE - Rockland storage, laundry facilities, in­ eled, carpeted, curtains, ne\y sand. 643-9504. 9384. good running condition. 643- Terrace Apartments. Large cluding heat $170. 649-5635, 643- tires, 6 cylinder, 3-speed, ver 7943. 9508. OFFICE SPACE nice. 36,300 miles. Call 228-91 . RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 araj beautiful three room, one 7 ALUMINUM sheets used as TWELVE FOOT fiberglass bedroom apartment. Includes AVAILARLE m sailboat - excellent condition. HEBRON - Available BIDWELL Home Improvement printing plates, .007 thick, heat, hot water, all appliances, U and R Rullding FORD 1972 Econoline Super 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for$l. $135. Call anytime, 742-6906. with dishwasher, disposal, September 1st. three bedroom van, good condition. Best offer Co. Expert installation of duplex, 1 1/2 baths, swimming 99 East Center St. aluminum siding, gutters and Phone 643-2711. □ RENTALS carpeting, pool and your own over $2f,500. Call after 6 p.m., ATTENTION oilburner ser­ pool, heat, hot water, children Manchester 875-7096. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA trims. Roofing installation and private terrace in a country set­ LociUon Cmtril \jr NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 vicemen and plumbers - One ting, $175. No pets, 872-6360,529- and pets welcome. 22M269. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. oilburner motor, copper tubing Air Condllionad - I- I3 cents each. Inquire side door. Room s for Rant 52 6586. All Elrctrlc CAMPING, Light hauling, 1959 and other service parts and Ford panel truck—V4 ton, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Manchester Evening Herald. Call 643-9951 ALLEY O O P tools. Will sell Jot for VERNON - Two bedrooms, excellent running condition BY V.T. HAMLIN roofing; storm windows, aw­ THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ MANCHESTER - New 3- living room, dining area, WE BUY and sell used fur­ reasonable price. Call 643-1790. bedroom apartment, air- with rebuilt engine, new nings. Quality workmanship, nished rooms, centrally kitchen and bath, full private HERE, CAPTAIN, / THANKS, ...ONTH'WAY IN, YES, I DIO...WHICH ... r HAVE A SURPRISE, free estimates. Fully insured. niture. Cash on the line. One located. Kitchen privileges. conditioned, kitchen brakes, tires, wiper motor, gas YDU MAY HAVE ------piece or an entire housefull. 1970 MAVERICK - Standard. basement, dead-end street. $175 Resort Property tank, Schocks, radio, custom in­ SOMEBOeV TOLD US REMINDS ME... FOR YOU/ COME/ { *p 872-9187, 649-3417. Parking. Reasonaole rales. appliances, carpeted, private month. Call 872-7025. THIS BACK/ 'VOU R5UND OUT 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Excellent running condition. entrance and basement, yard, For Rent 56 terior, and more. No body rot, WHAT LIEirreNANT Call 649-2002. Phone 649-2358. ROOFING - Specializing Main Street Rear, behind parking, Elro Street. Available 19 mpg, $600 ''Ml 647-1628. SO O WAS UPTO / Douglas Motor Sales. TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse - LAKE WINNEPAUSAKEE - repairing roofs, new roofs, GENTLEMAN to share five immediately. $265 per month. 1 1/2 baths, full basement, end OLD Upright piano, perfectly room air - conditioned apart­ Telephone 649-9404 or 649-4844. Five-room Chalet. Available gutter work, chimneys, cleaned tuned. Asking $50. Call 649-1719. apartment, kitchen appliances CLEAN USED refrigerators, ment, completely furnished. July 14th. Phone 643-0188 after 6 and repaired. 30 years including dishwasher. $210. 646- p.m. Motorcyclgs-Rlcycles 64 experience. Free estimates. ranges, automatic washers, Next to Parkade. Call 643-8459. FOUR-ROOM duplex available with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s TAG SALE — five families - 8265 after 6. Howley, 643-5361. August 1. No pets. $190 without LOW COST motorcycle in­ Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Saturday and Sunday, 9-6, 43 ROOM WITH kitchen heat. Inquire at 25 Irving LOCAL LAKE - Private water­ 2171 surance^ immediate binding. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. privileges, centrally located. 14 Street. front cottage, best on lake. Nice beach. Good fishing. Boat. See us for your needs, Crockett chimneys, gutters, free es­ Miscellaneous items. Arch Street, Manchester. Agency, 643-1577. timates. Fully insured. Days, SCREENED loam, gravel, MANCHESTER - Five room PRESIDENTIAL Phone 649-6642. evenings, 529-8056. Paul processed gravel, sand, stone, CLEAN FURNISHED room for duplex, three bedrooms, coun­ and fill. George H. Griffing, FLY ROD outfit — Shakespear Wanted to Rent 57 HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- Cosgrove 643-5364. working or retired gentleman. try kitchen, appliances, VILLAGE APTS. CTcles, parts and accessories. Inc., 742-7886. Executive Wonderod, 8'/i’. Inquire at 2 Pearl Street, carpeting, 1 1/2 batfis, central Matching line and reel. FURNISHED APARTMENT Expert service. Harley- ROOFING - Installation and Manchester. location. No pets. $250 monthly, MANCHESTER Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, WIN AT BRIDGE V4>CRRDJ’«««4« LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Excellent condition. $35. 649- security required. Call 646-3542. wanted by mature woman with MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY repairs, gutters, storm win­ 4819. Hartford. 247-9774. dows, doors. Experienced yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. NEW FURNISHED room, near One and two bedrooms. small poodle. Call 643-9678. The bidding has been: 13 bus line, laundromat, ANDOVER - Four room heated Near schools, churches quality workmanship. Fully in­ ROB’S GARAGE and Attic sale MOTORCYCLE Insurance - West North East South sured. Free eslimates. OFFICE COPIER paper, below restaurant, parking. Excellent apartment. Call 742-7676.. Big slam scores on slapstick retail cost, Multi-Spectium and — July 13-14, 616 Spring Street, and shopping center, on Lowest rates available. West opened the queen of 1+ 14 Pass 24 Reasonable prices. Rick value. 646-1960. Immediate binding. Prompt P ass 3* Pass 44 Electrostatic. Miscellaneous Manchester, 10-5. ROCKVILLE - Elm Street, one ,bus line. Call anytime. □ AUTOMOTIVE hearts. 'This gave South a Burnett, 646-3005. Claim service. Call Clarke In­ P ass 4 N.T. Pass 5» copiers and typewriters. 643- bedroom studio apartment, chance to get rid of her losing ROOM AND BOARD - $20. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 surance Agency, 643-1126. diamond on a heart. Pass 5 N.T, Pass 64 1442. Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 c a r pleted, e t i appliances, all Here is a hand from the GILLIS HOME Improvement - weekly. Parking included. Autos For Sala 61 World’s championship P ass 64 Pass r Specializing in roofing and Phone 644-1754. u t i l i tties, i completely NORTH 13 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all women’s pairs that may well South played two rounds of gutters. Call 649-3269. RAILROAD TIES - excellent POMERANIANS, all colors, redecorated, screened porch, ♦ AK 8 You, South, hold: NEED CAR? Credit bad? makes, models and speeds. be the funniest of the year. spades and then called for condition, free delivery of ten poodles, apricot toy-minature, LADIES ONLY - Furnished $195 monthly. Couple preferred. TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, f AK 4AQ4 ?K J 4 3 2 4AQ9743 or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- Bankrupt? Repossessed? Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, North’s opening club bid the 10 of clubs from dummy. ROOFING and gutters in­ peke-a-poos; Siberian husky rooms for rent, completely fur­ 872-4686. centrally located, basement, Honest Douglas accepts lowest Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- ♦ KQ106 What do you do now? 7103. Contractors welcome. and White German Shepherds. was designed to stop a club At the same time she hap­ A—Pass or bid seven spades. stalled. Reasonable prices. nished with all utilities in­ patio, large yard. Available down, smallest payments. 2098. ♦ l0753 pened to knock over an ash Willimantic, 487-0944. TOWNHOUSE - three lead against an eventual You know the club opening was Eliminate middle man. 643- cluded, convenient to bus line, July 28. Call 643-2035. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. WEST (D) EAST tray at her left. She looked KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, living notrump contract. a fake; that your side holds all 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. community kitchen and bath. TRIUMPH AND HARLEY ig­ A J ♦ 632 down to inspect the result like new condition. Please call GOOD HOME needed for 2 room, dining room. Near KEENEY STREET area - four the aces; that you have a Call after 4 p.m. 644-0383. AUTO INSURANCE - compare nition in stock. Honda coming TQJ1097632 ?85 and when she looked back 646-4822. adorable kittens. Box trained. schools, shopping and bus line. rooms, in newer 2-family, West’s five heart bid was singleton club; and a long heart our low rates. For a telepnone soon. Discount prices. Lloyd’s ♦ 982 ♦AJ743 East had produced the queen. Preferably to go as pair. Call $250 monthly. Security middleaged couple preferred. an effort to disrupt Black­ suit, so let your conscience be Haating-Plumbing 35 LIGHT Housekeeping room - quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Auto Parts, 191 Center Street. *K 4Q82 South played her ace. West VOLKSWAGEN - Corvair 236-6151 or 643-2095 after 5 p.m. Stove, refrigerator and linen required. Call 646-1316. Available September 1st. 646- 6050. wood, but North and South your guide. engine adaptor, rebuilt Corvair Open 7 days. 643-1558. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH had to drop her singleton provided. 801 Main Street. 649- 2338. ♦ Q109754 were playing that a pass LYNN’S PLUMBING - engine, Volkswagen transmis­ REGISTERED Doberman king and South had managed TODAY'S QUESTION Repairs, remodeling, new con­ 9879. M l JUNK CARS removed free. 1972 HONDA CL175, good condi­ f 4 showed zero or two aces; a You deal and hold: sion, air shocks, seats and pinscher pups. Good tempera­ r FOR RENT in Willington. double one or three so when to score what she considers a struction. Water pumps. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. tion, low mileage. Best offer. ♦ 5 well-deserved top. 4AQ6S4 VAQ6 5 4 4AK42 much more. $250 the lot. 646- ment. Reds and blacks. Priced ROOM for Gentleman - Air- APARTMENT Three and 4-room apartments. 528-1990. North passed South knew her French spoken also. 87^5-7263. 8717 after 3:30 p.m. Call 646-4774. A a J964 What is your opening bid? to sell. 643-6365 or 649-2540. conditioner, refrigerator- Soem with fireplaces. Air-- partner held two aces. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I RENTAL OFFICE North-South vulnerable freezer, kitchen privileges, conditioning, appliances, swim­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1972 OSSA Pioneer Endura Answer Monday We have a large variety of ming pool with sauna bath. No washer* and dryer, parking. 643- used Toyotas with our 6(j!day Trail Bike - Excellent condi­ West North East South South’s six club bid was in­ 5600. deluxe one and two-bedroom pets. Available immediately. 100% warranty. We also buy tion. Extra tires. 646-3126. Pass ! ♦ Pass 14 tended to give North a choice apartments and townhouses McKinney Brothers, Inc. 643- used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Pass 2 N.T. Pass 34> between six spades and six HAVE LOVELY room - Cheer­ throughout Manchester. Ren­ 2139, 649-3931. 345 Center Street, Manchester, YAMAHA 1974 360 Enduro, Pass 34 Pass 4 N.T. ful home for congenial ladies. tal office open daily from 9-5,; 646-4321. clubs, but by this time North \ Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today excellent condition, only 600 5V Pass Pass €♦ had forgotten that she had Reasonable rates. Call after 6 other times by apptintment. FIVE ROOM apartment, cen­ miles. Call after 6 p.m. 875- Pass 74 Pass Pass opened a club. North decided p.m. 646-1201. trally located, $150 monthly, COMPLETE junk cars 7096. Pass I SAVE OVER 80% close to grammar school, no removed free in Manchester, South was making some sort ROOM for rent. Apply 272 Main DMUTOENTQiPlilSES,MC. appliances. 875-9266. South Windsor, Vernon and Opening le a d -Q f of obscure grand-slam force. 248-A New State Rd, MandK^ar BULTACO DIRT bike, just Since she held two of the Street, Manchester Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, been rebuilt, only two hours 12 Words • 3 Days ■ 1 Dollar 648-1021 DUPLEX - near Center and Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- running time on motor, good three top spade honors. North Classification 41, Miscellanoous For Sala Only LARGE ROOM—pleasant loca­ *m m ^n^ss^m m smm Park. Four rooms, living room 4578, 875-6231. condition. Best offer. 649-7797, By Oswald & James Jacoby bid seven spades. tion, parking, on bus line. and large kitchen downstairs, 649-6013. m References. 649-6526. SIX-ROOM duplex - 3 years old, two bedrooms upstairs. Attic, 1963 FORD Galaxie, running Ads must be mailed only No phone orders (E> IIKbvNCA me TU Rm US'hi OR VOUR n e x t l e s s o n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• good location, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 basement, garage, shaded yard. condition, as is $75. Call 649- 1972 DALESMAN Enduro - 125 a c ir Apartmants For Rant S3 baths, all kitchen appliances, Adults. $185. Available August 9139. cc, very good condition. $475. WILL BE a t s e v e n One Item only, Include price and phone central vacuuming, garage and 1. 646-6297 or 643-5691. Call 875-9406 after 5. ON FRIDAY / l l T A R 3 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - 1967, $350 -Hy CLAY R. PO LLA N - No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only WE HAVE customers waiting basement. $275 monthly. LIBRA for the rental of your apartment THREE ROOMS, half house, firm. Call 647-1693 after 6. w e l l .t h a t s Jk , ARIES Ad may be edited to conform to rules Security dgwsit. August 1st oc­ 20” Girls bicycle, “used but not MAR. 21 Your Daily Aclivily Guide S£/T. 23 or home. J.D. Real Estate July 13th. $160 monthly plus A L L F D P According to the Stars. Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. cupancy. (Jail 646-5182 after 7 abused” , $15. Call 643-5494. ocf. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. p.m. y deposit. Telephone 649-6548. SPITFIRE, 1968, MK III - needs ''^ARR. 19 To develop message for Sunday, No delay In publication will be permitted. T O P A < V / 3- 5- 9-.14 34-37-41-46/0 work - $350. M ornings or 1974 TS185, SUZUKI, excellent m2-28-39 read words corresponding to numbers 50-59-75 '' ■ m LOOKING for anything in real evenings, 875-3522. of your Zodiac birth sign. 32 Peler used one iastance abbreviation 51 Eucharuslic SIX-ROOM flat available, condition, many extras, best / TAURUS SCORPIO* 33 Japanese nam e 2 6 D ram a 40 Harvested wine cup 61 You estate rental — apartments, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, ARR. 20 . 1 Opposite 31 Or 34 Operated offer, ^all 643-9260, 643-4590. 32 Interviews 62 It ocr. 2 2 ^ homes, multiple dwellings, no 1968 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, /• 2 Don't 35 First num ber garage, very pleasant and cen­ LANDLORQSI 3 Tendency 33 Action 63 And NOV. 2 1 ' ^ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TT automatic transmission good 36 Site of the ' fees. Call J.D. Real Estate tral. Adult family unit only. No ••••••••••••••••••••••••••§• yr\ll-13-16-55 4 A 34 You 64 Sociability Rentex is a free and private Til 65 Don't 15-33-48-52/2 Crucifixion 14 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. children, pets or utilities. $225 running condition. Must sell. Campers-Trallera /62-7376 5 Todoy 35 In l2 t:^ listing service. We screen 6 Good 36 Eyes 66 Awoits 60-77-81-88l2u 39 M alicious plus security. 643-6733, 649-5051. Call 528-3476 afternoon or after Mobile Homes 65 GEMINI 37 Could 67 Will If tenants according to income, 9 p.m. 7 Forgiving SAGITTARIUS burning 1^ 16 TWO BEDROOM - luxury BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE O-J MAT 21 8 Heart 38 To 68 Meditote NOT. 22 41 Biller velch 39 Tnlles 69 With 20 Townhouse, located in Highland FOUR-ROOM flat, 35 Glenwood area, kids and pet restrictions 20 9 1s 42 Exist i8 9 PLAZA MOBILE HOMES )0A n 40 Hormony 70 Admirotion DSC. 21 1^ ’ Park section of Manchester, Street, first floor, includes and size. CORVETTE -1969 Coupe, blue - DO PEOPLE REAULV THIMK STRANGE. SHE ^WHEN JEAN LAFITTE AMP HI5 A NOTORIOUS HIGHWAYMAN 43 Cfucifix Brokers. Buyers waiting. 1-828- 11 New 41 Be 71 Problems 19-26-30-42/8' 2i 22 wooded and private. For infor­ black, 4-speed, 350 h.p. 644-8182 4- 7- 3-43 72 Preporing 46 F ath er of the appliances, full private base­ RENTEX 0369. THERE'S PIRATE TREASURE thinks he was PIRATES HELPEP ANDREW ON THE NATCHEZ TRACE.' 12 Invalid 42 Fly 65-78-87-89V|^ 1 V53-54-71 43 Will 73 Not Hebrews mation, call 646-1616 or 649- ment. Lease and security. $180 nights, 565-5530 days. a war hero. 13 Romootic 2f IT 2? 28 29 LANDLORD SERVICE YEAH > .JACKSON DEFEAT THg CANCER 14 To 44 Someone's 74 Prevail CAPRICORN 50 A.ssisl 5295. monthly. 649-9455. 7 if'N THEY do/ 75 Success 1968 APACHE Mesa Camp ^» „AJUN£ 21 15 Postpone 45 And DEC. 22 ^ 51'A rab garm ent ib ■ 3 1 With no obligation. Call 1963 FALCON - Very good con­ WAR OF REP COATS, 7 0L~'' OBEDIAH 76 Incumbered Trailer - sleeps 6, heater, / '■’■'S 'CUZ- HER 16 Attachment 46 A 52 Peel 1 1 'ANYWAY, 22 47 Watches 77 Or JAN. 19 TWO bedrooms in small brand MANCHESTER - three room collect, 728-9423 dition. $125 includes 2 year old dinette table. Please call 646- ^ H D ^ "ILLUSTRIOUS* 1912. FR ILLV WAS ONE 17 Close 53 (Qualified 33 H i t 35 snow tires with wheels. 643- ' if t h e r e w a s family, full cellar storage, buy. Older 6-room Colonial. from $1,495. Plaza Homes, VIRGO 28 Over 58 And 88 Changes S3 54 55 I . AUO. 22 2 Cry of appliances, carpeting, full enclosed front porch, private Security. $260 monthly. 1968 FORD, 4-door Galaxie, V- ’’Quality homes sensibly 29 Doy 59 Social 89 Involved m . 19 30 Sparks 60 Matters 90 Resumes bacchanals Ss private basement. $275 per parking. Security. August 1st Immediate occupancy. Ask for 8, small engine, air- priced”. 1348 Wilbur Cross '■(/ Sffr. 22 MAR, 2o 'T-J/' 13 conditioning, automatic. Great Ai . 7/14 3 Worthless month. Paul W. Dougan, occupancy. No pets. (Jail 568- Mr. Martin. Frechette & Mar­ Highvighway, Berlin Turnpike, L 6-18-27-32 )Gtx>J AJv H yNcuir.tl 2-17-24.36/ Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 6781 after 6 p.m. tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. fai'nily car. $875, 643-0655. Berlinerlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. >163-72-86-90 38-44 82-83 ' (n e w s i’a i’p;k t:NTE;iu’itisE; a .s,sn i PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 13, 1974 Obituary State Aid Police Report m iiiliiiiSiif Use Study MANCHESTER Raymond Doyan, 22, of East a shoplifting incident at the 7-11 James Gladysz Initiated Dennis Naumec, 28, Of 52 Del- Hartford was charged Friday store on Rt. 83. Theodore A. James Gladysz, 71, of 645 N. mont St. was issu ^ a summons with intoxication. ’The charge Seagraves, 17 of Briarwood Main St. died Friday at HARTFORD (UPI) - A' early today charging him with grew out of a disturbance at a Lane, Robert Garabedian, 19, of Manchester Memorial study of how well Connecticut overcrowding a motor vehicle. Main St. apartment. Cold Spring Dr., and Henry Hospital. He was the husband of municipalities use state aid will All are scheduled to appear in Collins, 15, of Box Mt. Dr. were Mrs. Pauline Sikora Gladysz. be conducted by the David G. LeBlanc, 19, of East Circuit Court 12, Manchester, released after each posted a Mr. Gladysz was born In legislature’s Program Review Hartford was charged early July 29. $100 non-surety bond. ’They are Poland and had lived in Stafford Committee. today with violating the scheduled to appear in court Springs for many years before Some communities may not provisions of a limited license VERNON Aug. 6. coming to Manchester 25 years be even aware of some of the and with allowing a passenger Michael A. Smith, 19, of 186 ago. He was a communicant of state funding that is available to ride a motorcycle without a Main St., Manchester was BOLTON St. Bridget Church. to them, the chairmen of the helmet. charged with improper passing John Faulkner, 18, of 390 Before retiring six years ago, committee. Sen. David 0. on Rt. 30 Friday. Court date is Lake St. was arrested Friday he was employed at Pratt and Odegard, R-Manchester and Alfred Bertussi, 58, of 45 Aug. 6. afternoon and charged with Whitney Division of United Air­ Rep. John G. Groppo, D- Wellman Rd. was issued a sum­ third-degree larceny and third- craft Corp., East Hartford, for Winsted, said Friday. mons early today, charging him Joseph A. Rowe, 21, of 1230 degree criminal mischief. The 30 years. "Preliminary research has with failure to obey a traffic Hartford Tpke. was arrested arrest was made by Trooper He is also survived by one indicated that the General signal and with failure to carry Friday and charged with third- Peter Plante of the Colchester son, Stanley Gladysz of Assembly has appropriated his motor vehicle registration degree larceny and interfering State Police Barracks. Manchester; two daughters, payments to local governments with a police officer. He was Faulkner allegedly removed Mrs. Barbara Wrobleski of of approximately $325 million David J. White, 31, of 38 aprehended tampering with a a the transmission from a Manchester and Mrs. Virginia for fiscal year 1974-75,” . . ' Pioneer Circle, was charged on motor vehicle on W. Main St., parked vehicle, broke a window Martel of Stafford Springs; Odegard said. a summons with failure to obey Rockville and is being detained. vent to gain access to the in­ seven grandchildren and two "It is obvious that these a traffic control signal. If a $200 surety bond is not terior of the cAr and removed great-grandchildren. grants have tremendous effect posted, he is scheduled to its tachometer. The property The funeral is Monday at 8:15 on state finances as well as ser- appear in court Monday in was valued at $205 accoi'ding to a.m. from the Maple Hill vices provided to Manchester. police. Faulkner was released Chapel, 382 Maple Ave., Hart­ municipalities,” he said. The GOP Picnic on a non-surety bond o $250 and ford, with a Mass at St. Bridget committee, which will begin TTiree Vernon youths were is scheduled to appear July 29 in Church at 9. Burial will be in St. the study next week, will con­ Tomorrow arrested and charged with Circuit Court 12 in Manchester. Edward’s Cemetery, Stafford centrate on administration of fourth-degree larceny Friday in Springs. the grants-in-aid by state agen­ More than 250 people are Friends may call at the cies and examine the structure expected to attend the funeral chapel Sunday from 2 to of the system as well as com­ Republican Town Committee’s ■ - — rvH ^ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. munities’ local n/eeds. Family Picnic, Sunday, from 1 Member of to 5 p.m. at the Center Spring Park group picnic area. 'a g e T he event will give B D p » . B : a s Manchester area voters and PARKADE PHARMArv People Mover families an opportunity to meet - z r i ' We Save you Money! j-j,, p „ ) ,g u e Groundbreaking the GOP candidates for local and state offices as well as Set for July 18 Nuclear i having an enjoyable afternoon Hokus P in one of Manchester’s most WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Plant beautiful public parks, a picnic Gov. Thomas J. Meskill will of­ spokesman said. ficiate at groundbreaking Bob Steele, Nick Panuzio, ceremonies July 18 for the con­ Planned Fran Collins, Herb Camp, Jim troversial "people mover” at Brannen, Eu Kozlowski, Nate FOR EMERGERCES Bradely International Airport Agostenelli and Dave Odegard in Windsor Locks. HARTFORD (UPI) - have expressed their intentions Northeast Utilities has an­ of attending this event. In addi­ THINK Also scheduled to attend the nounced plans to build a nuclear tion, a number of special at­ event are Commissioner Joseph power plant in Montague, tractions are planned, including OF US! B. Burns of the state Tranporta- Mass., capable of generating 2,- the Burger King Gown. tion Department, a number of 300,000 kilowatts, which would Tickets will be available at legislative and municipal of­ make it one of the largest in the park for those who have not ficials and representatives of New England. yet purchased them. ’The cost is the Ford Motor Co., which The Montague project, with $1 for children under 12 and $2 OPEN developed the system. an estimated cost of $1.52 Emanuel Church Being Renovated- for adults. billion by the time it is com­ The "people mover” is a pleted in the early 1980s, was Workmen are busy these days pointing up the brick and waterproofing the exterior of system of self-guided, bus-like termed Friday "a major finan­ Red Cross Issues SUNDAY vehicles that will operate cing challenge” by Lelan F. Emanuel Lutheran Church. The church is undergoing major renovations, which also in­ between the airport and a Sillin Jr.,‘ chairman and presi­ clude the painting of the sanctuary and education wing, and the adding of a new sound Appeal for Blood 9 A .M . to 9 P.M. parking lot about about 250 dent of the power cooperative. system and fire safety doors. The kitchen in Luther Hall is having a new floor installed as HARTFORD (UPI) - 'The yards away. Sillin said the proposal sub­ well as new counters, dishwashers and range. Much of the interior work is being done by Connecticut Red Cross has mitted to the U.S. Atomic members of the congregation under the direction of David Torstenson, chairman of the issued an urgent appeal for Funding for the $4.5 million Energy Commission affirms renovation committee; and Leonard Johnson, chairman of the property committee. The donors with type 0 Negative project was denied earlier tlTis “our conviction that nuclear exterior work and the major part of the interior work is being done by C&J Renovations of and B Negative blood. FOR ALL YOUR year by the legislature but energy offers this region its Meriden. (Herald photo by Dunn) The Red Cross said anyone Burns then announced it would only viable, economically sound who has not donated blood in MEDICINAL NEEDS be built from regular operating alternative to excessive the past eight weeks is eUgible budget funds. dependence on high-cost, uncer­ to help it replace the depleted tain foreign oil sources.” supplies. The system includes three Northeast submitted on May passenger stations and a 15 volumes of detailed informa­ UConn Trustees Seek maintenance facility, and is tion on environmental, safety expected to provide employ­ and financial aspects of the ment for some 70 skilled proposed plant for preliminary workers by the time it is com­ AEC review, Sillin said. $85.6 Million Budget pleted in early 1975. Evaluation by the com­ mission’s regulatory staff of the environmental and GROTON (UPI) - Universi­ UConn president Glenn W. today is not as good for the technical aspects of the ty of Connecticut trustees have Ferguson said although the University of Connecticut as it application and completion of voted unanimously to request a quality of education at the un­ was three or four years ago,” V hearings on the proposed two- $85.6 million budget for fiscal iversity has not suffered he said. Winsled Man Dies unit plant are expected to take 1976, $15 million more than because of the below-need Some trustees also mentioned Of Swim Injuries 12 to 18 months, he said. presently allocated. budgets in -the past, the future during the session that the Northeast expects to own 75 UConn vice president does not look bright if the low strict budgets of the past have o WINSTED (UPI) - A , per cent of the Montague plant, Richard DeHaan said after the budgets continue. kept UConn from begining a Winsted man has died as a and other public and privately trustees meeting in Groton “For example, we could in number of construction result of a swimming accident owned electric utilities will Friday that the largest single the next year lose our best programs, especially a new June 18th when he nearly have "an opportunity to share budget item, $24 million, is for faculty talent because the com­ library, and increasing the drowned at Compensating in the remaining 25 per cent,” the university’s health center, petitive (salary) situation number of teachers per Reservoir in Barkhamsted. according to a Northeast an increase of 24 per cent from students. Roger H. Groman, 24, ws report. this year. given mouth-to-mouth The company estimates the DeHaan said the request is a resuscitation and heart massage installation of the two units, “catch-up” budget because in when he was pulled from the rather than an equivalent the past the budgets have not PUZA DEPT. STORE (Wo Hava A Notion To Plaasa) waters of the reservoir more amount of oil-fired generating kept pace with inflation, rising Noxt to Frank’s Supormailiot than eight minutes after he had capacity, will result in total an­ faculty salaries and a number East MIddIo Tpko., Manciiostor gone under, but he never nual savings of $226 million. of maintenance projects which regained consciousness. The estimate is based on its have had to be shelved. OUTDOOR CHAISE STRETCH Groman was swimming with projections of fuei prices, and He said discounting the two friends and strayed into a construction, operation and projected effects of inflation on restricted area. TERRY SLIP COVERS maintainance expenses, the the proposed budget, the $85.6 (Yellow and Qrean) company said. million figure would only be The Northeast system ■ gets about 12 per cent higher than Fit snugly, cool, comfortable, E g g Sc\ about 33 per cent of its energy the present allocation. up to 73 Inchea wide ...... ONLY *3.88 ('aril of Thunks from nuclear sources, a figure Patter: ‘ We would like to express our heartfelt which should increase to about appreciation to the many friends and 62 per cent in 1983 if the Mon­ egg witi neit;hbors for the generaous memorial tague plant is built, the com­ Hold contributions and the sympathetic expressions in our recent sorrow pany said. the pair John A. Drompegal Be certs 4 and Family the ends In IVIcnioriani You might In loving memory of William Oeorge Johnston, who pass^ away July 13,1971. About Town B July romes with sad regret. This n ^ t was made The date and month We will never forget. For in our hearts Cool Off With Shady Glenns for vintage wine, You will always slay St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Loved and remembered every day. will have a Bible study ’Tuesday • Cooling Fruit Sherbets Sadly missed by at 10 a.m. a ^ 4 Lawton Rd. Your Family and Ixived Ones • Thick Creamy Old Fashioned sweet whisperings and a Milk Shakes and Ice Cream Sodas phone call aheadihi to be sure. we’re open'mondaysl • Lemon and Lime, and And that call costs so little. It's never more than 70^ to anywhere . (• apothecary jars Orage Freeze Drinks in Connecticut. That's for 3 minutes without using an operator, from In 10 sizes, 7 shapesi 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. wondorful tor canlstors, terrariums, Evenings, nights and weekends are even less! brandlad trult ami cookie |ars So why not phone South to check when that zoo is open. Or we have every little thing! North to get the weather. Or East to greet a friend. Or West to reserve Dairy Stores that table. “where e TWu convenient locations It just doesn't cost that much to call anywhere within the state. do/far'e Hi. 6 & 44A • Open Daily and worth, At any time. To get, nr to give what's needed. the m'lracle of main itrc ^ ’ Sun. e dollerr Parkade Branch . Mon. thru Sal. downtown manchestei* (John and Bernice Rieg) ItV lower than you think within Connecticut.

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BOLTON Faulkner, 18, of 390 was arrested Friday n and charged with ;ree larceny and third- riminal mischief. The ^as made by Trooper ante of the Colchester lice Barracks, ler allegedly removed ransmission from a ehicle, broke a window gain access to the in- the c^r and removed m eter. The property ed at $205 accoi'ding to E -f OY- '^oung veadevs ^aulkner was released surety bond o $250 and Ross lied to appear July 29 in (7> *-> f, a hurt 12 in Manchester. S'*- 2 = >o

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Tips for Magicians i 3. Stick a pin in the 1. Practice, practice, prac­ strip. The balloon won’t pop. When you tice. try to take the pen 2. What magicians say out, the balloon will A young magician puts on a show. Maybe you would like when they perform is then go down to practice the tricks in this Mini Page and put on your called “patter.” Practice \ slow ly. own performance. this. Remember, the power of suggestion is important. Hat and Coin Trick (just for fiin) Here are some magic words Patter: “I can move this coin without touching the hat.” that might help. • All-a-kazam 1. Put a coin on a table and put a hat • S hazzam o v er it. • Hokus Pokus 2. Say a magic word and then ask a • Sim Sala Bim friend to lift the hat and see if the coin 3. Do no t re p e a t th e sam e h a s m oved. trick for the same audi­ 3. When your friend moves the hat then 0 ence. pick up the coin and say, “It worked! I 4. Never give away your didn’t touch the hat, you did.” secrets. Balloon to Wall Trick Egg Squeeze Trick Patter: “I can make this balloon stick to the wall.” Patter: “I can squeeze an 1. Rub the balloon on a egg without breaking it.” wool sweater or any wool Hold the egg between material for about one mi­ the palms of both hands. nute or until you count to Be certain you press in at 60. IIIIWIIMIJMm the ends,-not the sides. / 2. Place it against the DEBNAM DEBNAM wall and watch it stick. You might want to try this over a sink. le d a sure. >» t to anywhere. rator, from

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