PAGE THIRTV-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 18, 1973 Tolland Space Problem SHOP IH COMFORT
In New Building PINEHURST IS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 19,1973 — VOL. XCH, No. 245 Still Unsettled AIR CONDITIONED Manchester—A City of Village Charm To make shopping saslor for you wo havo carry out VIVIAN KENNESON 6100,000, the board would go for sarvico to your car.». Correspondent the bank. He cited immediate TeL 875-4704 occupancy, land with the Sarvlce meats where you can buy 1 or a The school administration’s purchase, and better location. dozen Perdue Chicken Legs or dilemma — lack of space — is If a new building is approved it breasts... Just the number of .First Prize or New Controls Supply Oriented still not settled after a special would most likely be built near meeting with the Board of the high school. Grote’s franks that are needed for your Finance ’Tuesday night. A state grant would pay half family... and Manchester’s finest Chuck of either purchasing the b ^ or Architect Richard Quinn, or Deluxe Sirloin patties by the lb or by the recently hired to draw up plans construction of a new building. Solons Allege for a new. school administration number. Food Prices Rises Allowed building, was at the -meeting For hot day helpers we offer Freshly made Potato with an "unsanforized version’’ Sole Selectman Charles Luce was the only Salad and Cole Slaw.,. ready to eat cooked Roast Overtaxation of the rectangular plan which Beef, Corned Beef and Pork Roll. To Encourage Production was presented to the Board of selectman present at last night’s regularly scheduled Education last week. A Spsetaf on PInehunt HARTFORD (AP) — (Connecticut taxpayers are being WASHINGTON (AP) - Board of Selectmen meeting. end wage and price controls by ’The new building is 2,750 D»lux0 Lean Importod overtaxed at the rate of 1200,000 a ^y , Democratic Americans are facing existed specifically for the First Selectman Erwin the end of the year, but said he health industry under Phase 3. square feet, compared to 4,000 legislative leaders said today in their iatest biast at the significantly higher food prices did not think it wise to set a presented last week, and Stoetzner is vacationing in now that President Nixon has It was not immediately clear Europe but, fortunately for Lb. fiscai poiicies of Gov. Thomas J. Meskiii. specific date for lifting con how doctors and dentists would carries a 6104,600 price tag, BOILED HAM lifted the price freeze from the trols. 652,600 less. town employes, had the Sffcsd fo Ordsr State Senate Minority leader food industry a9 part of his be affected. foresight to check with the bank Charles T. Alfano, D8uf- With President Nixon in —The insurance and construc liie breakdown, with the an allotment restriction Phase 4 anti-inflation program. Bethesda Naval Hospital beforehand so that the payroll field, and House Minority program which will undoubted tion industries will have special larger plan in parenthesis, is as Land of lakos Only beef remains subject to recovering from viral follows: Construction cost, 668,- could be met in case one of the Leader Carl R. Ajello, D- ly result in substantial un strict price ceilings, and then regulations. other selectmen did not show CHEESE lb. 99* Ansonia, said the current year’s pneumonia. Secretary of the —The new ceiling prices for 750 (6100,000); fixed equipment, derexpenditure of legislated ap only until Sept. 12. Lifting the Treasury George P. Shultz up- budget will produce a 674 gasoline and the gasoline oc They are ready for the big trip from 1 Main St., at N. Main, to Laurel Park at the 64.000 (66,000); site develop Pinehurst Tuna Fish Value propriations.” (Donohue es freeze from the food industry released the following outline of ment, 610,000 (615,000); According to Luce, he tried to (Me of the Sea million surplus, which averages timated 69 million in unspent was Nixon’s first move into his tane rating must be posted on Manchester'East Hartford line, where Fountain Village is now located. The time was out to 6200,000 a day over a Phase 4 to newsmen at the service station pumps after professional fees, 68,500 reach Selectman Charles funds would be returned to the new Phase 4 wage and price 1900 or 1901, according to Roy Hagedorn, who owns the picture. The man on |he SoNdWhlts JUbacore Tuna year. White House Wednesday; they take effect Aug. 12. (612.000) ; contingency, 65,000 Tliifault by phone yesterday; hi Watar. Largs 13-oz. can General Fund at the end of the controls system. The estimate was based on a —The price freeze is lifted The objective of Phase 4 was running board is his father, Paul B. Hagedorn. The dances at Laurel Park were a big (610.000) ; site acquisition, 6750 however, his call was not fiscal year because of orders to Non-food items will remain memorandum from immediately for all food, stated as “to moderate the rate attraction in their day. (61.000) ; movable equipment, returned. Thifault did not send departinent heads to hold spen under the provisions of the 60- Democratic State Auditor Leo except beef, permitting the of inflation existing during the 65.000 (610,000); general word that he would not attend Save 20s a gallon at Pinehurst ding below budget levels.) day freeze announced June 13 passing on to consumers of in- the meeting. BREYER'8 Don(rfiue. first six months of 1973 with a expenses, 62,500 (^,000); and The latest figures from the by Nixon, until its expiration creased costs for raw FAMOUS PURE At least 640 million of the sur state comptroller’s office show Aug. 12. At that time non-food minimum adverse effect on mbKellaneous, 6100 (200). plus will be funds that exceeded agricultural products that have supply.” ’Ihe total cost of 6104,000 is Barn Roof Bids a surplus for the past fiscal goods will become subject to occurred since June 8. Raw estimates of tax revenues. He year of 665 million. A change Phase 4 regulations. Inflation was increasing at an based on 625 per square foot, Eugene Marquette, 'Tolland ICECREAM said the revenue estimates for agricultural products remain annual rate ofabout 9.2 per cent Tolland and leaves out other frills, such Volunteer Ambulance presi this year In Connecticut’s There will be price ceilings exempt from controls. Psychologist Hired All $1.59 navors the current fiscal year were deficit financing law said that for gasoline, heating oil and a year at the time the freeze as trees and bushes in the dent, turned over bids received was Imposed June 13, with food Vi gallon based on last year’s income last year’s surplus could be diesel fuel under Phase 4, and —It will be a mandatory landscaping. for repairs to the bam behind prices increasing at the virtual VIVIAN KENNESON school guidance counselor. No Limit from taxes vriiich was 641.3 used to finance next year’s big business will be required to program, requiring advance 30- The new building plan is the Administration .Building. Correspondent Feeley holds an M.A. degree oriented career or to cope with teachers. He is in charge of the million over the amount es absorb some of Its increased day notification of price in ly unprecedented rate of 22.4 broken down spacewise as Marquette said he called 30 budget, while this year’s es per cent. Tel. 875-4704 in guidance from Northeastern problems of motheihood. public address system and timated. timated surplus can only be costs by cutting down on profit creases by businesses with an follows, with Quinn’s original contractors but only received Art Stamot, PInahunt AttocM ad Qroeara Frozan food Shultz told newsmen the ad The Board of Education has University and has three years’ All necessary materiab and assists the principal in prepara- Another 610.5 million in used to finance the 1975-76 margins. nual sales of more than 6100 plan space in parenthesis: three bids. The bids received buyar, thinka thia apaefal will “hit you” and “cool you” million. ministration would make no hired Francis Lucas as school experience as a special educa texts are being supplied by the ti(Hi and making of daily an Public Service Tax Funds has budget. The President said in a state- Superintendent’s office, 180 were from 61.100 to 62,300, the new forecast for inflation or the psychologist. tion teacher, as well as five government. nouncements. been reserved by the state Bond “ We should recognize, ment issued Wednesday: —Small businesses employing square feet (250); business difference being in the amount. increase in food prices. Lucus is a graduate of years as a regular class Assistant Principals He assists in the preparation (Commission for Mass transit, however, that the 1971 deficit “There is no way, with or 60 persons or less will be manager, 140 (200); psy of guarantee. TROPICANO “We have not tried to make a Niagara University and holds teacher. The Board of Education and evaluation of curriculum, ' which is more than enough to financing law has been changed without controls, to o prevent exempt. So will the lumber in chologist, speech therapist, 'The Selectmen agreed to let Unveils Phase 4 Program precise estimate. Our record in an M.S. degree in education and recently adopted the policy of evaluation of all teachers, and finance current mass transit in each subsequent session. t substantial rise of food prices.” dustry, public utilities, rents, special services, and guidance, the TVAA and Arts of Tolland trying ^ forecast food prices a professional diploma in school New Titles duties and responsibilities of preparatioiT of schedule and ORANGE JUICE commitments, he said. There is reason to anticipate “The evidence is becoming interest rates and long-term each 120 (150); secretaries; 295 use the bam once the town Treasury Secretary George Shultz briefed newsmen Wednesday in the White House on leaves you a little humble,” he psychology from St. John’s Steven Schachner, seventh assistant principals. programs. In addition, Donohue said; another change (next year) per overwhelming that only if a rise contracts for coal deliveries. (450); business machines and equipment was moved to the President Richard Nixon’s Phase 4 price rules which are similiar to those used in Phase 2. said, drawing laughter from Uidversity. and eighth grade social studies ’The assistant principal is He prepares the calendar of —"A reserve of million mitting both the 1972-73 and of food prices is permitted now work area, 150 (200); storage 50 new garage; however, the roof —The guidelines for wage in reporters. He has served as a social teacher at the Middle School, directly responsible to the prin events and operational 12-oz. cans from lottery proceeds was held 1973-74 surplusses to be applied New tougher controls are being promulgated to take effect Aug. 12. (AP photo) can we avoid shortages and still (150); service-areas and cor is in such disrepair that TVAA creases will be kept at 5.5 per Nixon said in his statement worker with the Onandaga has been appointed to the full cipal, works under his direction bulletins, reviews annually the in special revenue fund, tiiereby to the 1974-75 budget,” Donohue higher prices later,” he said. ridors, 765 (1,150). equipment would be damaged cent, plus a seven-tenths of one that the increase in prices County Department of Social time position of administration and, in his absence, assumes his administrative handbook, depressing 197^73 revenue. said. Prices are likely to increase The building could be con be leakage. per cent hike in fringe benefits, should be less in the second half Service in Syracuse. Lucas also intern at that school. duties and authority. supervises students in the —“Revenue sharing has been The c(»nbined surpluses total the most in the next few days verted into two special educa Stoetzner told the group last the same guidelines in effect of this year than in the first served as an assistant psy Schachner will fill the vacan He assists the principal in cafeteria, and assumes such Buy 3 of thaaa largo 12-oz. cana of dollcloua frozen underestimated and no provi 6139 million or about 2 per cent for poultry and pork products, tion classrooms, rather than month to get estimates on Orange Juice for...... $1.10 sion was made in the budget es during the Phase 2 and Phase 3 half, and that by next year, “we chologist and social worker at cy caused. l>y the recent policy making, administration other responsibilities as the of the state sales tax, he said. Gunman Frees Hostages and fresh fruits and vegetables, programs. should be able to achieve a four possible with the larger repairs an d ' the board could timate for trust fund earnings the Mental Hygiene Consulta resignation of Robert Valuk as and supervision. Under the principal may assign. This leaves Meskill free to cut all of which were reported to be plan. take the money from the con PInahurat haa tha Taa Bag Valua lor you now occuring at 610,000 a day.” —The Health service industry much more moderate rate of in tion Service at Walton Army vice principal. principal’s direction he is He and the principal are the sales tax to 4.5 per cent just severely pinched by the price flation.” Quinn told the boards that if tingency fund. (Donohue said these totaled 66 — hospitals and institutions — Hospital, and he recently com Donald Sierkowski, high responsible for. the school dis jointly responsible for the en before the 1974 Gubernatorial freeze. he received a go-ahead now he million.) Held In Athens Hotel will be exempted- from the The President also said he school English teacher, has election, the Democratic The President said he would pleted an internship in school cipline, works with guidance, forcement of all regulations could have the plans ready for u P TO irs freeze at once and returned to will aim for a balanced budget been appointed to a position in . Volunteers Needed —“The Governor has imposed leaders added. do “everything in my power” to psychology in the Cold Spring attendance, and individual governing the school. bids by Sept. 1. Three weeks KHTsbox ATHENS (AP) — An armed The gunman held the initially, but released all but 15 the mandatory controls that of 6268.7 billion in fiscal 1974. To the guidance department. The TVAA is looking for Harbor Schools in New York. would be allowed for bids and Palestinian gunmen held 15 per hostages at a hotel after failing of them. meet this goal, he said, a Sierkowski received a master’s daytime volunteers who hold Resignations construction would take six TEABAGS sons hostage in an Athens hotel to smash his way into the local One of those freed was Mrs. number of civilian government degree from Central Connec advanced First Aid cer The following resignations months, barring unforeseen cir for more than four hours today, offices of the Israeli airline. Andronik! Ezlambiadoi, 70, of employes will have to be cut ticut in guidance in June, and tificates. from the federal payroll. were accepted by the board: cumstances. He noted a lot of H AW AIIAN P U N C H 3 46-oz. cans 1.00 News Capsules then released them and was Late this afternoon he walked Wilmington, Del. completed an internship in Interested persons may con driven to Athens Airport with Economic Experts However, the administration Miss Martha Casella, speech delay in construction in caused out of the hotel in the company The terrorist, who appeared guidance last year. Appointments Announced tact Marquette. three Middle East am plans to increase the staff of the therapist, to be married and by delivery delays. COCO COLA 3qf.89< of the Iraqi, Libyan and Egyp to be In his late 20s, was armed moving to New Hampshire. School Physician BUY A CASi OF 12 bassadors. tian ambassadors. All four with a submachine gun, two Cost of Living Council and the the State Board of At the tr u e s t of the Board of Baker Beltline about the sources of the money Still Worried Internal Revenue Service by Victor Ovadia, high school Dr.| Allyn D am l^k has been HARTFORD (A P )- WilUam Education, jthe Board of The much adv natural Cereal paid secretly to the original entered the Iraqi’s car and hand grenades and two Natureopathic Examiners for a WASHINGTON (AP) - The about 1,200 to enforce Phase 4. chemistry teacher, moving to reappointed as school physician J. Sullivan of Torrington, Louis Finance will arrange a meeting Watergate defendants and the drove off toward the airport. revolvers. He fired a burst term ending June 18,1976. ALPEN HEALTH CEREAL top Republican on the Senate Springfield and entering in for the school year 1OT3-74. Margolis of H artfo^ and the with the Savings Bank of names of the persons who SUNNY The gunman bad demanded from his submachine gun, -William A.D. Wurts of 12-oz. box spec 59c o Watergate committee has been NEW YORK (AP) — Some leading economic experts dustry. Experimental Program Rev. Robert D. McGrath of ToUiuid board of directors to authorized the payments. safe passage out of Greece. At splattering the walls of the Wethersfield and Mitchell B. Seek Soybeans confidently facing millions'of find more to worry about than welcome in th fouHh phase Mrs. Beth McCabe, K-1 A federally backed program Kensington have been reap negotiate the purchase of the Meanwhile, the committee first he bad asked to be accom hotel lobby, but hit no one. State Lottery Stock of Bridgeport, reap BRUSSELS (AP) Common television viewers, his trousers "I an) not afraid to die,” the of President Nixon’s economic controls program. teacher, pregnancy. called "Exploring Childhood’’ pointed to the Connecticut Per former bank building oh the waited for President Nixon to panied to the airport by Deputy pointed for six-year terms on Market leaders have ordered At PInahurat larga 214 alia eana held up by a safety pin. terrorist told Associated Press The reservation voiced most Drawing Tonight Miss Lois Ogulnick, Middle will be started at Tolland High sonnel Appeal Board by Gov. green. announce whether he will Premier Stylianos Patakos, the Public Health Council. their chief farm executive to Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- threatening to kill the hostages correspondent Philip Dopoulos. frequently following announce ^from John Lichtblau, executive School teacher, personal School this fall. Tolland High is Thomas J. Meskill for six-year The 6140,000 bid by the Board voluntarily surrender copies of Fair and mild tonight, the low Today’s drawing in the —Leo J. Dunn of Bridgeport, Washington to try to keep Tenn., has lost some 30 pounds if his demand was not met. "I have no desire to live. After I ment of the Phase 4 structure director of the Petroleum In reasons. one of 200 schools throughout tenns from July 1. of Education, which expired cai tape-recorded conversations he in the 60s. Partly sunny, hot and Connecticut Lottery is at 7:30 reappointed for five years of soybeans moving to Western HUNT’S TOMATOES 37‘ on a nqw diet and his clothes Patakos refused, according to shoot these people, I will pull late Wednesday: The plan dustry Research Foundation. Appointments the country included in the June 30, was not approv^ by had with several of the prin more humid Friday with the p.m. at Ocean Beach Park, the Correction IndusUdes Ad Europe, despite official hang loosely on him. a police official who quoted the the pin out of my hand grenade treats some of the symptoms He said the impact of strict Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, experimental program. Other appointments include; the finance board. Reasons cipal figures in the Watergate high in the low 90s, except in the New London. The winning visory Commission. American curbs on the animal State brand MILK gal. B ^ er gained the weight in deputy premier as saying: “I and kill myself and everyone but fails to get down to the Phase 4 controls on oil and oil graduate of Agnes Scott Emphasis will be placed on —MrS/ Raffaela Tramontano affair. high 80s in southern Connec number will be available on the —Brainerd T. Peck of cited for not approving the feed. BUTTER lb. 79C' contsnta 1.07 his 1972 Senate campaign, won’t negotiate with every bum else around. source of inflationary products would mean reduc College, and holder of an M.A. shared experience between the of New Haven to a six-year purchase was the high price, ticut. tions in prices for consumers. State Lottery’s telephone Lakeside for a three-year term Under Tuesday’s order, MILK (paper gallon) $1.18 thanks to Tennessee’s political around.” “Get me Patakos or else.” problems. / degree in English from Duke students and nursery and term on the State Board of more room than ne^ed, and Precipitation probability is He also said incentives built number beginning at 8:30 p.m. on the Board of Control of the Pierre Lardinois, in charge of hoq>itality. By then the Libyan and Egyp The man said he came from “My major reaction is total University, will teach high elementary school youngsters. Healing Arts. the 65,000 annual cut in the New Strains near zero tonight, 20 per cent into the program for more The toll number to call is 1- school English. Mrs. Johnson Nine Meadowbrook teachers Connecticut Agricultural agriculture on the executive "The hostesses had been out tian ambassadors had arriv ^ “occupied Palestine” but did disappointment,” declared 252-1212. —Joann P. Spear of West town’s tax rolls that the CAIRO (AP) — The proposed Friday. domestic oil exploration would will receive a Ph.D in English will participate in the program Experiment Station. commission, flies to for weeks getting things ready at the luxury Amalia Hotel to not give his name. Pierre Rinfret, a former Nixon Hartford to a three-year term building brings in. marriage of Egypt and Libya Winds will be southwesterly have no irngiediate effect. from Duke in 1974 and has by opening their classrooms to —Major Harry G. Shalett of Washington on Thursday to see and Howard just couldn’t say talk to the gunman. He spoke He appeared first at the glass economic adviser who now on the board of trustees of the James Cornish, Board of faced new strains today as at five to 10 miles per hour the high school students for tow Old Lyme as an aide-de-camp Agriculture Secretary Earl L. no,” explained his wife, Joy. only Arabic. front doors of the local office of heads a consulting firm. “It taught English for two years. Mystic Oral School. Beatrice Education chairman, noted that Cairo barred thousands of Li tonight and 10 to 20 m.p.h. hours a week. on the governor’s military Butz and Treasury Secretary The hostages included El Al, the Israeli airline, treats the evidence of inflation Miss Elyse Faber, graduate Rosenthal of Waterford, a if both alternatives were byan "unity marchers” from Friday. The new course combines the staff. George P. Shultz. American guests in the hotel, located on Constitution Square, rather than the problem of in of State university at Buffalo member of the board since 1955, available at approximately the country. Saturday’s outlook partly family living and child develop > > ' W atergate two Greek policemen, a priest, the busy center of the Greek flation.” and holder of a master’s degree was reappointed for three The Libyans set out Tuesday cloudy with a chance of ment courses now at the h i^ some children and hotel capital. Wall Street, on the other from University of Connecticut, years. WASHINGTON (AP) - for the Egyptian capital, and showers and thunderstorms, school. The course is designed employes. The Palestinian took As he swung open the outer hand, greeted the proposed plan both with a major in special —Dr. Charles G. Soderstrom Dollar by dollar, the Senate more than 2,000 vehicles were possibly beginning Friday to provide exposure to small 40 persons hostage at the hotel (See Page Fourteen) with general approval. education, will teach the lear of Glastonbury, reappointed to Watergate committee is repent in the motorcade by night. ning disabilities class at children to prepare for a child- peeling the protective layers And the initial response from the time it reached Benghazi, High Low Meadowbrook. from last year’s costly and organized labor was mixed, Attention Grocers, Restaurants, Institutions!!! on the northeast coast of Libya. Anchorage 67 53 with United Auto Workers Daniel Scinto will teach futile coverup. But Sadat said the processira Boston 76 64 President Leonard Woodcock Further testimony was Manchester Memorial business education at the high Announcing The Opening Of “might open many doors to Chicago 87 76 saying Phase 4 is “something PInahurat cook-out apaclala scheduled today from school. Scinto graduated from enemies of union” and he would Denver 77 63 we can live with. Under all the Quinnipiac College with a B.S. Frederick C. LaRue, one of the Hospital Donor’s Club CHUCK PATTIES lb. 1.29 not be pressured into com Miami 89 76 circumstances, it makes a in business administration. paymasters of that cover-up. pleting the merger premature San Francisco 60 55 great deal of sense for the After more than two years in (5 to lb.) He faced more questioning ly. Washington 87 67 Steadily inching toward its Muse, and Paul Grzyb and American economy.” the business world, he returned Deluxe Chopped Sirloin goal of 6M,000 lor the purchase Becky Blake (proceeds from President George Meany of to college to earn certification SHOOT IT (5 to tha lb.) PATTIES ...... lb. 1,49 sale of homemade items). the AFL-CIO declined im credits. of a new blood chemistry Patties also freshly frozan in 4-lb. boxaa Those wishing to make mediate comment. Dr. June Damon will teach analyzer, the Manchester DuBuqut Skinless Fran k s...... lb. 1.19 Memorial Hospital Apprecia donations may do so by mailing The secretary-treasurer of high school chemistry. Dr. Food Industry Reaction DuBuqua B a c o n ...... i2oz. pkg. 1.08 tion Fund donations have their checks to the hospital at 71 the AmalgaihaM Meat Cutters Damon holds a B.S. d ^ree Franks from 1st Prize and Qrote reached the half-way mark with Haynes St., in care of Burt Dit- and Butcher Workmen, Patrick from the State University at To Phase 4 Is Mixed a total to date of 630,384.50. tus, development director. E. Gorman, called it “a new Albany and an M.S. degree and Film — all sizes Try thaaa on your g r ill... New members of the Master summer offensive against con Ph.D. from Purdue. She has agricultural products. After sumers.” He said, "Now its SM OKED PORK CHO PS lean ..lb. 1.59 By LOUISE COOK The Grocery Manufacturers Donor’s Gub who have donated taught at Purdue and at Sept. 12, the processors and dis of America, Inc., said nothing 6150 or more are; Phase 4, and so far as con Special U.S. Gov’t Inspected Meat Products Associated Press Writer Carnegie-Mellon University in Flashbulbs— Cubes FRESH PORK CHOPS center ..lb. 1.49 tributors will be able to pass on bad changed for the consumer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart R. sumers and food workers are Pittsburgh, and has substituted Wholesale Manufacturers of: The food industry has given other cost Jncreases as well. “Food prices will go up, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenith concerned, we say, ‘So, what’s at the E.O. Smith School in the Printing & Developing PERDUE FRESH ^ the PhaM 4 economic program Retail beef prices remain possibly even higher than they J. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. new?”’ subjects of chemistry, physics, a set of mixed reviews, with frozen until Sept. 12 at levels would have without controls, Marte, J ( ^ Andisio and fami 50^00 Many top corporate officials and mathematics. most of the applause coming set on March 29. and shortages and dislocations ly, in memory of Caroline An were withholding comment un Mrs. Moira Casadei will * NATinu. CUIIMI FRMIKFURnRS CHIX LEGS.79^ from pork and poultry The president of the will continue,” the group said, disio; Mr. and Mrs. Adrian G. til they could study the impact teach K-1 at Meadowbrook. She producers. American NationaLCattiemen’s urging a removal of all controls St. Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. Neal 40000 of the complex controls on toeir is a 1973 graduate of the Univer Eye of the Round or Top Cattlemen cried “foul” about Association, John Trotman, and a “return to a supply and A. Tyler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. industries. sity of Connecticut and com * POUSH STYLE NEUUSX Round Speciel BARBEQUE ROAST the continued ceilings on beef, said that Phase 4 was “disrup demand economy.” Everett J. Livesey. Rinfret maintained that the pleted her student teaching at and consumers booed the lifting tive and demoralizing to the Oren Lee Staley, president of Supporting donors are; administration in its latest Meadowbrook. « Beef lb. 1.85 of the freeze on all other food beef industry.” the National Farm Organiza Cmdr. and Mrs. Julian 30000 move had admitted for the first Eric Goldberg will teach art * CERMAN BMND BOLOOU U a n small Chuck roast at 1.45 lb.. London Broils 1.59 lb.. items. Herrell de Graff, president of tion, said it would take six to 12 Getzewich, and friends and time that “it cannot control in at the high school. He holds a Cube Steake 1.59 and Tenderknoved Steake 1.79 Hi. “We’re 98 per cent home on the American Meat Institute, months for food production to neighbors, all in memory of flation, only moderate it.” B.S. degree from New York eeem to be In demand along wHh Lamb Lags, Hxad for this thing,’’ said a spokesman said the Old to ceilings on pork return to normal. “So many Henry Tedford; Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneth Galbraith, am University and an M.A. degree * C O M SttM l shlakabo-Hyouaak, Brisket Corned Beef and fork tender for the National Broiler Council prices would help bog farmers times in the past farmers have Raymond Winter, Howard 20000 bassador to India under former from Highlands University in SIriolne and Porterhouse Steaks. after hearing the Phase 4 an and processors “move out from, been promised increased prices Shumway, Mike Bramceforte, President John F. Kennedy and New Mexico. Goldberg has had OFF Lettuce is lower and we offer nice nouncement on Wednesday. the loss positions which have that did not materialize. With Hieodore Ostrowski, Nutmeg one of his economic advisers, three years teaching 24 HOUR Q U A LITY / **We put a little Irish into our Kielbasa, Poultry producers were among disrupted the industry in recent costs so high, they may not Forest No. 116, and Mr. and said Phase 4 was “all r i^ t as experience. York State Iceberg at 394 head the hardest hit under the 60-day weeks.’j But he said continuing change because they are ^raid Mrs. Raymond F. Streeter Sr., lOjOOO far as it goes.” But he added: Mrs. Geraldine Diederich BLACK & WHITE, and and we call them *Kellys\ price freeze announced by controls on beef “place the to take the risk of severe all in memory of Charles E. “It leaves the enormous will teach high school English. COLOR PROCESSING! President Nixon on June 13. nation’s future beef supply in losses,” he said. Ubert; Marilyn and puy problem that the price controls Everything But Sewing She holds a R.A. degree from ^ Try them, yow’W LOVE them.^^ Some farmers destroyed baby jeopardy.” Roberts, Ralph Atwood, and are still in the hands of people “It’s funny,’’ said Mary Marygrove College in Detroit chicks, claiming they couldn’t Ellen Zawel, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ho^, all who don’t believe in them.” He cooks, he builds furniture from logs, but can he sew? PINEHURST afford to feed them. Mc(^arthy, a h ^ m i housewife. He also said: “It would have and h u done graduate work at National Consumer Congress, in memory of Rockwell Rich- David Gutman, 89 Tanner St., demonstrates the result of a Nixon ended controls on all said, “We can expect “They can’t balance the been wiser to sweat out the Baldwin-Wallace College and at 410 Prospect S t, East Hartford mond; Dr. Carlos G. long day of fun and learning at (^mp Johnson, a day camp Case-Western Reserve Univer food except beef under Phase 4 skyrodeeting food prices....” nation’s budget, but they expect B enavi^, Dr. Robert E. Stan freeze on food prices a bit WESTOWN GROCERY INC. and said processors and dis Mrs. Zawel said a^cultural a simple housewife to perform longer.” for (Tub Scouts operated by Manchester and South Windsor sity. ton, Mr. and Mrs. John S. PHARMACY off Gorni. Nvd. 302 Main Open Thurs and FrI. Ml 9 tributors can immediately pass products should have been wonders and keep on stretching One of the few early com Boy Scouts. For more information on life at a ‘^pioneer Paul Feeley, graduate of the 8 A.M. Thurs., FrI.. Sat. Alvord, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. University of Bridgeport, has 455 HARTFORD ROAD - 64? 5230 TEL 280-769S on increased costs of raw brought under controls. her family’s budget.” ments from industry came camp,” see page 12. (Herald photo by Klemens) Moepted a contracts as a high PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., ’Hiurs.. July 19.1973
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AT NO EXTRA FORGET MESSY Value ICE TRAYS FOREVER ir COST leaning We will install your new Kitchen Aid In your space Including plumbing and wiring and fronts at no extra cost. 0>/en The Wheat Deal Goof M ill MV WESmeiOIISE S K n S K KnaCEMTIIII Continuous $165.00 Oeluxe, Hi Gain Rotor Cleaning Oven It would appear to be a classic ca se o f which, the GAO now says, was un with Exclusive Antenna compioteiy instaiied in- bringing troubles on ourselves. necessarily low to the great advan ERQON-275 built OuJIng aii parts and iabor. Into all six Inside Watergate, the ailing dollar, Liz & tage of the Soviets. oven sur- D ick & Liza notwithstanding, the The GAO report, submitted to □ Completely Frost-Free faces...spatters painfully primary concern for most of Congress, places primary respon □ Big 290-lb. freezer capacity disappear upon □ Cantilevered adjustable contact...lt cleans f e H I T H us these days is prices — of the In The Warm Summer Sun Of July (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) sibility on the Department of refrigerator shelves as It cooks. galloping variety, with those for food □ Adjustable glide-out rollers 9 Agriculture for, first, being in leading the field. adequately informed as to the size of □ Convertible 7-Day • Gourmet Infinite Temp Now the General Accounting Office, the Soviet purchases and not Forum Capital Fare Meat Keeper erature Burner Controls Model No. KRG307SA □ Twin Veg. Crispers • Gourmet 2 4 W the watchdog agency that keeps tabs foreseeing the likely effects on the There was debris and broken • Decorator-Styled Glass Senior Party □ Power Economizer i Balanced Heat Oven on federal income and outgo, tells us glass at the Nike Site the next Backguard U.S. economy, and then for mis • Gourmet Lo-Temp (HROAlUlCOlOil To the Editor; day, but the students, with • Clock & Minute Minder that a primary factor in the crisis at' managing subsidies and permitting Model RS214R Oven Control This letter is intended to pre much appreciated help from • Picture Window Oven • Flush-Fit Design the checkout counter is the effect of speculation by grain dealers. sent the view of the students of the town, had the place In good Hoover Speaks Out Door with Light Manchester High School regar order by 2 p.m. Some people last year’s huge wheat sale to the Agriculture, of course, demurs. And P/os These E-Z Clean Features, Too. ding our recent graduation par said that it never looked Soviet Union. there may indeed be extenuating cir ty at the Nike Site. cleaner. • Porta-Clean (Editor’s Note: Andrew Tully countabiy backed down at the going on,” he said. “ The Presi • Porta-Clean Oven Bottom Obviousiy, many people in Most of the students called Lift-Away Oven Door cumstances and contributing factors has interrupted his vacation to last minute.” dent asked me what thouf^ts I OUTSTANDING 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • Square Burner Grates with You remember. That was the un Manchester were dismayed by the party a success. Those who • Porta-Clean Double Spillwells beyond its control. file the following colunm.) In January 1972, 1 had an off- had about retirement and I said reports of what went on that didn’t like it left. But it was not Lift-Off Oven Door . Porcelam Work Surface expected but ecstatically — at first— By Andrew Tully the-record conversation with none, then I told him why. 1 told VALUE But the consumer confronted with night. It also seems that many wild and chaotic as some have • Porta-Clean Porcelain Broiler ^ CAPE MAY, N.J., JulyW - Hoover. The agreement was him he needed m e around to welcomed profiting from Soviet people want to exploit the party described it. • 17 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free CUSTOM everhigher prices, aware of too-late Even from a beach chair, the that no part of the interview protect him from those people for ali that it is worth. But, as If townspeople are really con • Twin Crispers harvest misfortunes that was sup temptation is irresistible to would be published until his around him. OLD RANGE REMOVED half measures such as the ban on soy the facts are presented ac cerned about helping seniors • 163-Lb. Freezer IMPERIAL posed to mean prosperity for U.S. comment on a story by Saul death and then only if I deemed “Some of those guys don’t curately, as we saw them, plan a graduation celebration • Dual Controls NEW RANGE bean exports and appalled by such Friednum in the Philadelphia publication historically rele know a goddanuied thing about farmers and support for a shakey maybe some of that criticism rather than just criticizing the SUPERBA desperation measures as the destruc Inquirer of July 12 that Presi vant. That condition has now due process of law. They think wiil cease. results, we’re sure that the dollar in the world trade. dent Nixoh had committed been met by the Friedman they can get away with murder. tion of chicks by growers caught in the The seniors, almost 700 in Class of *74’ party can be as INSTALLED himseif to dismissing J. Edgar story. I told the President I hoped I’d Only as some small critical voices number, requested that the successful as a SAM event or a feed-cost squeeze, does not need Hoover as director of the FBI in Having heard all the rumors, live long enough to keep those INSTALLED IN class officers find a site for a Sesquicentennial activity. have been suggesting for some time late 1971. I asked Hoover if the President pMple from getting him into pages of expert economic analysis to graduation party. Since the par With proper planning, a J and the GAO now documents in some There is no quarrel here with was pressuring him to retire. bad trouble.” YOUR SPACE ty the year before went suitable site with good know that someone goofed the accuracy of Friedman’s Hoover grinned his crooked Hoover named names. “ John Model RT173R detail, it didn’t quite work out that extremely well, the class of accessibility and traffic flow, SAVE somewhere.' story that several of Nixon’s ad grin. "Not any more there’s Mitchell is ail right,” he said, ficers were urged to secure Case and the sanction of the “ way. visers had urged the President “ but he’s never even been in a not,” he said. “ I put the kibosh 299 CURTIS MATHE8 The United States is a food-surplus townspeople themselves, praise Mountain again. At that patty to ease Hoover out. It was an on those jaspers who want to courtroom. He’s just^mot C l lT il Instead, the massive deal — 440 there were no accidents 4nd can be reported in this colunui No Extra Charge! nation, capable of producing still ill-k^t secret that Hoover was get rid of me. I saw the I^ si- equipped to be Attol^ey $09995 rather than criticism and million bushels, one-quarter of the en very litilw damage, and unpopular with certain dent a couple of inonths ago and General.' (John) Ehittchihan, more than it now does. Without justification. tire U.S. crop—created a grain short students cleaned up the litter members of the Nixon ad we agreed that I would stay on (H.R.) Haldeman ana (l^n) seeking exorbitant profit from the the next morning. We in Jeff Stone ministration. However, I can the job .” Ziegler — they’re all right, too, age in the United Stdtes, driving D Chris Saunders vestigated the possibility of shed some light on why Nixon— H e' interrupted a foliow-up but they don’t know anything need of others, it should still be possi Glenn Cooper wheat prices up from $1.68 per bushel having the party at Case Moun as Friedman put it — “ unac- question. “ I knew what was except how to seil advertisihg. 18 Cubic Foot — 630 Lbs. n a ble to share this basic wealth with a tain again but were flatly That counsel (John) Dean — he in July 1972 to $3 early this year. 131 3 refused. Anticipating that AIR world in many parts on the thin edge doesn’t know law. I ignore'the Directly and indirectly, it has meant graduates might flock to Case son of a bitch. 3RDOINMATION 100% SOLID STATI of hunger, even famine, to the benefit Mountain disregarding the higher cohsumer prices for, in the “ They keep coming up with MODULAR I.C. COLOR TILIVISION of its own economy — certainly now, denial, we struggled to obtain Inside half-baked schemes,” Hoover GAO’S listing, “ bread and flour-based an alternate location. SELFimN said about what he calied “ the in any circumstances, the detriment. CONDITIONERS products...beef, pork, poultry, eggs Perhaps this this point many President’s kindergarten.” He The administration is looking ot a of the readers cannot unders said he was “ forced to put the L and daily products....’’ AT big grain crop this year, up fro m 6 per tand why we have to get kibosh on one crazy inteiligence 30” ELEimUC RANGE together at a mass graduation Report campaign against subver And so in the end, it is the U.S. con cent in c o m to 24 p er cent in boybeans party. If you can’t, try to sives,” an apparent reference sumer who pays for the big Soviet according to Agriculture’s forecast remember back to your gradua to his refusal to go along with a tion. If you graduated in a large Rowland Evans and Robert Novak deal — twice in fact. Now directly out just out, to ease the price strain even 1970 White House plan to in-, class, how many of your crease spying activities against of his food budget, and initially in tually. classmates, did you ever see Kissinger^s ’102 Cent’ dissidents and “ radicals.” directly through the public funds in Trust in providence is fine. But it after that night? We felt that Hoover said he was con CLOSEOUT we couldn’t get as much cerned about a “ bad situation in volved in the generous credits — $750 also helps to help one’s self, such as togetherness’ at a stiff gradua WASHINGTON - The answer; “ Because the Presi Security Ck)uncil (NSC) deride the intelligence field.” He said political corridors of the State dent sends Kissinger to Moscow all such talk, contending - million — extended to Moscow by thoroughly checking out future big tion ceremony or at small par he tried to have as little as ties where only certain people Department last week echoed a and Peking and he has nowhere Rogers had ail the facts about Washington and the $300 in export sub deals to be certain they are all they possible to do with the Central are invited. mocking sound: ridicule of else to go.” the second Soviet summit and Intelligence Agency “ because sidies to make up the difference appear to be. We then attempted to get per Secretary of State William P. Unfair or not, it is precisely other key events. The dispute they’re ietting themseives be PIKES Rogers for what one of his un such backbiting criticism that the charge that the President between a normally higher domestic For if we take it from the GAO, mission to hold the party at the used by the White House MCC Campus but were refused. derlings called a “a faux pas makes life mlMrable at top and Kissinger make policy in a crowd.” He dismissed thentJlA wheat price and an export price appearances can indeed be deceiving. We turned to the town for that anyone in his job for four levels of the State Department. vacuum. Finally, they defend Director Richard Helms as an Act Fast assistance, and after weighing years should have avoided.” Hie demoralization there can secrecy about Kissinger’s “ Eastern Establishment kid.” MANY MODELS AVAILABLE Behind that soft mockipg is be measured. Early in the forthcoming Peking trip on all of the factors, the Town The FBI chief said he had from SpOOO BTU to 12,000 BTU Manager gave us permission to the beginning of a new low- Nixon-Klssinger-Rogers years, grounds it is nobody’s business convinced' Nixon that he use the Nike Site for our party. keyed move to. pry Rogers out Roger’s top deputies vaUantly but the President’s. (Hoover) was in good health By this time, though, it was the of State and replace hdm with tried to find out what U.S. Even if this NSC rebuttal is and should stay on. He grinned Wonder What He’ll Do for An Encore?” day before graduation. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger. True, policy really was, begging accurate, it does not change the again. “ I also told the President We were, nonetheless, very Kissinger is loathed by some Rogers at morning staff fact that State Department that with me around he’d have pleased that the town hdlped us Foggy Bottom diplomats for meetings to tell them. professionals feel morale there somebody who wasn’t afraid to Da(EZ/DC L R TV because we saw that Mr. Robert usurping U.S. foreign policy as Soon, however, they dis is deteriorating so badly that 00 tell him some unpleasant Weiss understood that it was President Nixon’s alter ego. covered that Rogers himself Kissinger must replace Rogers. truths. He smiled and said, HEAVY DUTY - 2 TEMP. DRYER But he is also seen as the one did not know. Today, therefore, Kissinger says nothing, but better to centralize the ‘That’s for sure, John.’ ” Model FU182P man who cquld reestablish the questions simply are not all Washington knows he would gathering than have h u n d r ^ In retrospect. Hoover seemed QUALITY CLEANINQ BENEFITS: of carloads of kinds cruising the State’s traditional control and asked at staff meetings. One love to cap his spectacular to be predicting the Watergate • Reg. and Fluff FAST FREEZE SHELVES • SELF-CLEANING OVEN 8 Set the dial and timer. Oven locks streets looking for action or arrest the abysmal decline of example; there has bera no in career by becoining Secretary scandal. “ The President b a automatically and cleans Itself. running into trouble with the morale there. formed discussion at top State of State. The problem is. good man,” he said. “ He’s a SLIM WALL INSULATION • PLUG OUT SURFACE UNITS - Give you help In cleaning the police at Caye Mountain. We The Rogers faux pas, as Department levels of Rogers. After three agonizing patriot. But he listens to some • Porcelain Drum ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL range top. also believe that Mr. Weiss’s perceived by foreign policy Kissinger’s forthcoming trip to years in Kissinger’s long wrong people. By God, he's got account of the party and his experts both at State and Peking. Another example: shadow, he has learned to live some former CIA men workteg • Up Front Lint Trap BULK PAGKASE STORASE QUALITY COOKING BENEFITS: rationale for allowing it were elsewhere in the Nixon ad high-ranking diplomats in the with his impotence and ap for him that I’d kick out of my • INFINITE HEAT SWITCHES - Let you dial a full range of heat I presented truthfully and ac ministration, was suddenly State Department are con parently cherishes his FOOD S P 0 IU 6 E INSURANCE office. Some day, that bdnch • Available in Gas on every surface unit. curately in his public state broaching the subject o f U.S. vinced that neither they nor ceremcmial role. White House will serve him up a fine mess.” • AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER-CLOCK - Times oven cooking. ment. diplomatic recognition of East Rogers himself possess all the insiders say only a direct com He paused and closed h b Turns off automatically, Includes one-hour minute minder. As pointed out, the party was Germany with Otto Winzer, details and background of the mand from his old friend eyes. Then, “ I’m getting oW, I SALE • ADJUSTABLE BROILING — Lets you broil without moving 1 1 ® ^ not an uproar. It was relatively East Gennan foreign minister, second Nixon-Brezhnev summit Richard Nixon would persuade know that. Hell, even I can’t shelves. orderly with the exception of in Helsinki several days ago. last moqth. him to leave. live forever. But I’ll live until I • CONVENIENT RECESSED TOP - Work surface Is at best | X L - 1 p p ^ one incident, which occurred Some Western European “ We don’t even ask for mem- Nevertheless, some presiden die, and until that day comes height for comfortable operations. cons (memoranda of conver early in the evening, involving diplomats defend Rogers on tial adviser far removed from I’ll do the dirty job of telling the sations) any longer,” a high- an out-of-towner. *^e damage grounds he was merely confron- the foreign policy field feel a President what I think.” to the warming hut windows ting a future probability. level State Department official switch of Kissinger for Rogers was also done early in the Nevertheless, the fact is that he told us. “ We Imow we can’t get has now become essential to evening, before the graduates approached the East German them.” stop the State Department from got to .the party. However, the official without any plan, Some administration descending into complete « t & senior class has accepted the without authority from l^ si- policymakers outside the White bureaucratic paralysis. 1 2 8 House, moreover, worry about They say, moreover, that Mr. responsiblity of repaying the dent Nixon and only because he Herald ^ $ 9 town for all damage to the soft- happened to find himself seated possible damage to U.S. foreign Nixon’s post-Watergate poiicy near Herr Winzer. policy by udiat they considw Yesterdays 13 cu. ft. - 458 lbs. *189*' ball field and to the warming of decentralizing White House BUY THE PAIR - SAVE $10.00 hut. Likewise, Roger’s sub systematic exclusion of the power back to the cabinet 25 Years Ago $ “ Overall, most of the people at sequent, highly-publicized visit regular bureaucratic departments would be stunnigly Six golf champions who are the party had a good time, and to Prague — the first official machinery from submitting ad dramatized by moving 298 junior members of the drinking that went on was not visit by a NATO foreign vice and and participating in Kissinger to State. Senior Manchester Country Club are / “excessive” as many people minister to the capital of policymaking. The danger, as diplomats agree even though honored at a testimonbl dinner Czechoslovakia since the & viet these officials see it, is ^ t the they have never loved Henry quickly took for granted. ’The by club members. invasion in 1968 — s t i ^ f l ^ tight control of information Kisdnger. “He’s downgraded I w t i M t UfC TAIfE TDAnEC H I w S m t traffic situation created t l» senior U.S. diplomatic officials. flows by Kissinger’s small staff and humiliated us,” one such biggest pteblem of the evening; 10 Years Ago •sshsT official told us, “ but if - WE I MliE I liMUEw I however, there was continuous As one a^ed rhetorically; could lead to dmigerous mis NEXT TO STOP ,ini SHOP NEXT TO STOP jnT SHOP movement of cars. Also, it “ Why should Rogers make takes. Kissinger came over here he Bed Cross Bloodmobile at should be noted, there were no himself the first Westerner to Naturally, Kissinger’s could get 102 per cent support South Methodist Church OPEN WEB. THUR8. FRi. TILL 9 P.iN. OPEN WED. THUBS. FHi. TILL tj P.li. serious injuries. crash that barrier?’’ His associates at the National from every one of us.” reaches goal of 150 pints. . CoUege Notesl A f c C u r r y T o H e a d N , Y , From Your ’ Stephen A. Neill, aon of Dr. The American Legion and Airs. Mather NeiO of 87' Agency For Retarded Auxiliary* received awards Boolder Rd. received his BA during the recent State Depart degree from Colby College, Neighbor’s Kitchen . ment Convention in H artfm . Watervllle, Maine, ^ t h honm The Manchester Unit in pqndwlogy, Be will ento'the vThe Association of Retarded received the Mfude Clark graduate program at the ChUdren of Rockland County, plaque for having conq>|BM University of West Virginia in N.Y., has appointed Fred the most outstandtag program die fall. McCurtyl formerly 6| on children and youth. Ilie Bai> Alandtesta*. as its executive Soup was made year round in 1 am rather old-fashioned in Parmesan cheese. Bring broth would simply drop the egg bara Wallett plaque for the best Miss Katherine R. Glenney of director. my mother’s and my grand children and youth program feeding soup to anyone back to boil and drop egg mixture into salted chicken Alanehester has beoi named to For the past three months, he mother’s kitchens. The same is recovering from an illness. My held in AjmII was also awarded true in NiA. necessarily mixture in slowly, stirring con broth. Some add small pasta the daan’s M for the spring has worked with the staff, husband says he is going to have stantly. Continue stirring until to the auxiliary. board of direcfanrs, hnd com every day, but it isn’t coii- which, H it is good and snnall, term at Susquehanna Universi the following inscription placed eggs are cooked. They will look can be added at once with Mrs. Madeline Squillacote, ty. 9ie is the dau^ter of Air. munity moital healUi board to sideied just a winter dish. chaplain of Jhe auxiliary, on my tombstone, “Aladame La like little tattered pieces in the the eggs. Stracciatella means and Airs. Edward Glenney, 182 iq>-grade the present inrograms At the moment, there are Bonne Soupe.” soup. "Uttle rags.” TTie Baby Has received a certificate of ap Boulder Rd. She has completed and expand them to meet the three soups in my preciation for active participa At any rate, when I saw the Tomatoes are not usually a When you are washing the es her Junior year and is majoring needs of aU the retardates in refrigerator...a Manhattan lovely escarole in the market, 1 part of chicken escarole soup. carole, which sometimes is tion in a Unit Book of Prayer. • in biology. the county. clam chowder rich with clams For outstanding achievement in bought two bunches and make a Hiey add a little color a ^ rather sandy, don’t allow it to AIcCurry was assistant direc and clam broth, an Italian pasta Dutch oven-full of soup. the^field of coupons, the unit flavor to the broth especially if stand in the water for longer tor of the Onondaga Center for faggioli and a chicken escarole Vivian’s was givoi honorable mention. ' LouisM. Cberrone,S(mof Air. you are using the canned. I than 30 minutes else you will Retarded Children in l^rracuse, which I developed from two Chicken Escarole Soup It also received a distinguished and Airs. Joseph Cherrone of 69 mash the tomatoes before ad lose flavor. N.Y., for the past three years. soups — escarole and Italian About a 3” piece of salt pork service citation in recognition Gloiwood St., has been named ding them so there are no Escarole can be used in to the dean’s list for the spring He has also woriced as the assis egg-drop cut into three smaller pieces pieces' in the Soup. I do the making minestrone or of its activity in supporting the tant coordinator of the With three teenage children ^ 1 large onion, chopped program of the American term at the American Inter- same thing — mashing the vegetable soup. Soiiie add it to national College, ^ringfleld, educational and cultural center comingknnmcF andon/i goingstAinff atoA jItffAWAMAdifferent O2 m clovesI a s s a s garlic, putm .oA aithrough tomatoes, when making Kusiak, Amy, daughter of Michael D. and Lea J. Borkowski Legion Aukiliary. bean soup. You can make a Alass. which was a center trying to times, it is very simple for garlic criisher spaghetti sauce: You will find Kusiak of Enfield. ^ was bom July 9 at Rockvllie Gmeral Fred McCurry hearty meal by adding tiny Ut meet the special needs of 27 them to heat up a bowl of soup.' 2 large cans chicken broth (or that they will cook down nicely. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. J. tle meatballs. Don’t cook the Ellen Aronson, dau(diter of different school districts in up It makes a very nice lunch and approximately 2 quarts fresh I suggest that you do not add Borkowski of 19 Franklin St., Rockville. Her paternal grand balls first; add them to the 8 EEIT Air. and Airs. R.F. Anmson of state New Ycuic. He was also an At AIHS, he was tri-captain of they often eat soup for broth) the tomatoes all at once. Put in boiling broth, simmer 20 parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kusiak of 73 Summer St., instructor at Penn State and the team that won the 1962 breakfast—much better than a 1 or 2 large heads escarole i.EAN FRESH Manchester. Top Poppy Barnsbee Lane, Covoitry, has just a few at a time,until you minutes, adding the escarole been named to the dean’s list at Gallaudet CoUege for the Deaf Connecticut Soccer Cham doughnut or pastry. small can Italian plum get the color you want. You the last five minutes. Extra in Washington, D.C. pionship. He also played varsity Escarole you may use when tomatoes Soucier, Brent Scott, son of Richard and Judith Johnson Salesmen Augustana College, Sioux Falls,. may eliminate the garlic too if grated cheese may be passed at G n m o m j d C 0% / v , The son of Air. and Mrs. baseball and basketbaU. making salad. It is a broad- 2 eggs Soucier of N. River Rd., Coventry. He was bom July 10 at S.D. you wish. table if you so desire. Frederick AIcCurry of 51 N. He is married to the former leaved green with curly edges. grated Parmesan cheese ■QAt.A.Ctteuuu 6 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Honored The soup can be made Meat Ball* for Soup Elm St., he graduated from Miss Cheryl Brangbenbwg of The green shades into a yellow (about 4 tablespoons) Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of 47 Alexander St. His paternal Thomas S. Juknis of 477 without the egg-cheese ^ lb. chopped beef or veal Alanchester H i^ School in 1963, lYenton, N.J. close into the white-ribbed salt and pepper to taste grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Soucier of Alfred, Maine. He Foster St., South Windsor, has mixture, or you can use rice, in 1 egg < 2 W g - A — 0 5 been named to the dean’s list received a BS from Springfield center of each leaf. The leaves which case you would cook the 2 tablespoons grated has two brothers, Richard, 10, and Todd, 7; and a sister, Cherie The VFW Post recently CoUege and an AIS from Penn are fairly firm in texture and chopped t r ^ 'e ^ l e y to taste Lyn, 3. for the spring semester at rice completely before adding Parmesan cheese presented awards to the three Rensselaer Polytechnic sylvania Sfate University. when eaten, have a slightly Place salt pork in Dutch oven the escarole. You don’t want 2 tablespoons bread crumbs top salesmen in its Buddy Pop bitter flavor. or other kettle. Try out until Looby, Kevin James, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Looby Jr. Institute, Troy, N.Y. the escarole to cook too much (herbed are good) 9 py drive this spring. Jo se^ A couple of weeks ago, my lightly browned. Add onion and longer than about five minutes salt and pepper to taste of Old Farm Rd., Tolland. He was bom June 27 at Rockville Tamayo, Post conunander and husband had a two-day virus. I cook until transparent — do not James Gerrity, son of Air. as it should retain some Mix a ll ingredients General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Walter R. , chairman of the 1973 iwppy wanted to give him something brown. Add chicken broth and Hallas of Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mn. and Airs. James Gerrity of 78 texture. S
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PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurg,, July 19,1973 , ■ ___ . . t- Rising Death Roll Raises Concern M A h ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ G HERALD, Manchester! Conn., Thurs., July 19.1973 — PAnR n in e Green Thumber Richardson, Laird Over Inadequate Cycling Education Tells Tale To Speak At New London Rites VIN D*ALESSANDRO One veteran cyclist says the motorcyclist^. It was conducted Officials say there is drivers respect him. “ They AMOciated PreM Writer safety of the thousands of riders, last summer I in the Brookfield resistance to driver education Of Terrarium GROTON (AP) - Atty. Gen. sub is the first to be named wait until I pass, for example. If in Connecticut is in the hands of public school system. courses for motorcyclists. E lliot L. Richardson and after the town and city of HARTFORD (AP) - With I’m coming out of a side street. the state. “ The state' itself Is responsi David Jacobson, a driver presidential aide Melvin R. Groton. The local shipyard ha# mot(»vycllsti in record “ But when I’m on my cycle, Although state officials ble for a certain number of education consultant for the By LOUISE COOK of dirt—not too thick, mind you Laird are scheduled to speak at built more than 150 subs for the numben In Connecticut, of other motorists seem to be express concern over the rising these (motorcycle) accldmits,’ ’ state Department of Education, Asmiated Prets Writer — and resprinkled. the launching of a nuclear sub Navy. ficials fear some lost their lives thinking, ‘Oh, I can cut in front death toll nothing has been done says Raymond Kozsak, 31, who lists as key roadblocks: -After scurrying about for marine and the keel-laying of Laird, presidential counselor, because "they didn’t know the of him.’ 1 don’t get as much NEW YORK (AP) - “ Epjoy to stiffen license requirements taught the Brookfield program. —Little interest from auto measuring cup, thermometer another sub Aug. 3 and 4, of for domestic affairs and former first thing about pycllng.” respect when I’m on my motor the beauty M plants without tbe ficials of the Electric Boat divi and little is being done to He says the state h u “ very driver-education teachers. and platy of paper towel to secretary of defense, is cycle.” worry,” read the advertise sion of General Dynamics (}orp. educate motorcyclists or minimal standards” for licen "They’re not cyclists,” says ment. “ Needs no watering or clean up the mess I was sure to scheduled to speak at the drivers of four-wheeled sing motorcycle q>erators. Jacobson. Kozsak says most cyclists are make, I approached the said Wednesday. launching Aug. 4 of the sub injured “ with their first care. Buy a terrarium.” Richardson Is listed as the vehicles to the dangers of You pay $1, “ take a written -Parental opposition. S<»ne terrarium bowl with the care of marine Glenard P. Lipscomb. extended exposure” to a cycle. It sounded ideal for someone principal speaker Aug. 3 when cycling. test and eye test ad, if you pass parents fear that kids who don’t a surgeon. I doled out two cups Early education is important, whose thumb turns green only shipbuilders lay the keel for the Navy Secretary John W. At least 43 motorcyclists you’re allowed to drive a bike ride now may start if they’re of 80-degree water, pressed the he adds. with envy at the gardening Groton, a high-speed sub of the Warner is expected to par Cycling have been killed in the state so for 60 days, then go'back and encouraged by a special seeds carefully into the soil, But automobile drivers have ability M others. SSN688 Los Angeles class. The ticipate in both ceremonies. far this year, compared to 36 show an inspector how well you program. Since a terrarium is virtually discovering in the |Hx>cess that during all of last year. ride,” K o z ^ says. to be educated too, Kozsak it’s very difficult to tell a seed Simple —Insurance. Many companies says. a closed container, the water But the popularity of motor Allowing cyclists on the roads are hesitant to insure cyclists from a piece of dirt. “ They tend to look at a cyclist simply recycles itself. Just cycling continues to grow. for those W days is “ suicide for enrolled in large-scale Finally the terrarium was In State as a kid on a bike,” not stidc it on the windowsill and Weekend Special When the state Motor Vdiicle some of those pec^le,” he says. programs. Yet they will insure watch it grow. planted and placed on the win realizing the control cyclists CASH&CARRY - q Department made its last of Many of them, he says don’t a young motorcyclist for $30 to Hah! dowsill. But wait. The instruc ficial count in June there were know the first thing about $80. must exercise to keep their tion booklet said the machines on the road. T b«e are umpteen different HARTFORD (AP) - over 40,000 motorcycles cycling. —Opposition from local kinds of terrariums—terraria? temperature had to be at least Marguerite Daisies ’ 1®’ Operating a motor cycle In registered, 15 per cent more During those 60 days, people boards of education. Some are easy to eliminate. 70 to 80 degrees. Out came tbe Bunch thw last year. In addition, the Connecticut is relatively simple “ learn, if we might use that Russell R ichter, 17, of ’Ihey cost too much— up to ^ thermometer vdiich registered A Real Crusher if you can read and if you have a number of drivers licensed to word,” says William Adint, Brookfield, one of the 10 for a big glass bowl and a hand 88— uncomfortable for me, but Paul Buettner FioYik, Inc. moderate amount of money. opeate them was 62,587 as of executive director of the state students who took Kozsak’s ful ci d&t. at least the seeds should be hap- Luckily no one was Injured when this Ift-ton dump truck South Attleboro, told police he lost control of the truck 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTTDRD July 12, over 7,000 more than in Safety Commission. course, has been‘riding a cycle Having narrowed the price py- swerved into a shopping center parking lot in North when a bee got between his eye and his eyeglasses. No one TEL. 528-9586 —New cycles cost between 1972. Kozsak, a 10-year cycling for thrM years. An amateur cy range I discovered other I watched and waited. The in Attleboro, Mass. The truck driver, Jurgen Dratwinski, OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS IS50 and g2,500. Used bikes are Current figures show 241 per- veteran, won’t ride on public cle racer, Richter carries his problems. Did I want a structions said ungerminated was in any of the cars. (AP photo) cheaper. ’ sons reported killed this year in roads because he considers cycle to races on a truck q>herical terrarium or an egg- seeds should be watered with them too dangerous. Some peo one tablespoon of 80-degree —The state Motor Vdiicle all other motor vehicle ac because he, like his teacher, shaped one? How big an air hole cidents. There are about 1,893,- ple buy cycles “ without even considers the public roads too i should there be at the top? water. It didn’t say how often, Department drivers manual knowing you need a different but every other day seemed to contains all you need to know to 000 licensed motor vehicle dangerous for cyclists. [What kind of drainage stones drivers and approximately 1,- kind of license to drive them,” Kozsak says another problem I should there be at the bottom? be a good compromise. pass the Q u estion written he says. When I woke up in the mor test. ’There’s an eye test, too. 833,000 registered autos. is motorist ignorance of the The problem was solved by The National Motorcycle ning, I’d rush to peer at the —Over 18, you don’t need motorcyclist’s presence or I the discovery of a kit that con- Association has also com terrarium. Coming home in the driver education. If you’re 16 or While driver-education problems. Itained everything from dirt to programs for cars number in plained about the state’s licen evening. I’d saury to see if I 17, a driver education course is Gunther Richter, Russell’s {seeds — a major factor 'since the hundreds, only one course sing procedures. They faU to father and hinuelf a cyclist for st of the terrariums did not could spot anything growing. required. But the courses only test the skills needed in driving Exactly ei^ t days after my cover auto driving. has ever been offered in over three years, says that |include any sort of plants. Connecticut specifically for a bike the association said. initial foray into gardening, —One dollar buys a learner’s when he’s driving his car, other Unfoitmtely, the six-page ' action booklet belied tbe patience was rewarded. Two permit for 60 days. It allows tiny green sprouts appeared. you to drive on all roads except claims of simplicity. One kind Of seed had to be soaked for 24 Triumph! limited-access highways. But But would they grow? Did you’re prohibited from carrying Save on Your Sales Tax before planting; the soil I to be prepmwd with exactly they need fertilizer? Were they a passenger. getting too much sun? ShoiM —If you pass a road test he ri^ t amount of water at ctly the right tenoperature. they be rewatered? within the 60 days, you register The sprouts haven’t died yet. the bike for |6, pay a |S .. .Save on Your Loan he seeds, none of which was ger than a pin prick, had to Of course they haven’t grown operator’s license fee and drive very much either. But I think away. License renewal costs |8 ! pressed into the soil just so, hen covered with another layer I’ve spotted a little bit of green for two years for a cycle-only on my thumb. In Ever Greater Numbers license or |8 annually if you also have a motor vehicle Motorcycles are appearing on Connecticut roads and highways in ever greater numbers. operator’s license. This photo, in a Hartford area showroom, shows some of the varieties of bikes which are —Minimum mandatory available. (AP photo) liability insurance costs $30 to gnew Breaks Tie $80, depending on the cycle’s size and excluding passenger coverage. For passenger For First Time coverage, the costs jump SO to 100 per cent, the state In surance Department says. Four Years Although you’re not required to have a motor vehicle NEW Brokerage Houses Cling WASHINGTON (AP) - For Safeguiard antiballistic missile operator’s license to drive a flrst^Blhieln nunwBian fdtik iystenir -f. • motorcycle in Connecticut, in offi^ Vice Presidoit ^ HbwdvM'y that ahtendment- most state cyclists have both. T. Agnew cast a deciding by former Sen. Mhrgaret Chase Of the 62,SOT licensed cycle in the Senate, S^th, R-Maihe-4ud already To ^Old Club’ Concept drivers in the state, only 689 ler die Constitution, the been defeated on a 5040 tie have cycle-only licenses. vice president is president of vote, so Agnew’s additional dietSenate and has authority to vote against it didn’t really By JOHN CUNNIFF seeking permission to raise car Many firms are in a precarious irate to break ties in that body. matter. AP Business Analyst prices by the same amount to position, and some deaths and a Agnew voted t o a motion to This time it counted, since a NEW YORK (AP) - The in save their industry, or to keep few mergers seem bnminent. CAR ihleand thus killa move to tie vote would have defeated ability of the brokerage com one of them from faltering. Sixty-eight New York Stock [^^Itoonsider an Alaska pipeline the tabling motion and o p e ^ munity to break with the past, The car makers don’t do that, Exclumge firms are under sur WORLD ALMANAC Imendment. the way for reconsideration. despite assurances from of course, because one and all veillance because of finances. m cTS : The motion to table was ap- Agnew, who q>ent a lot of members that the easy, mutual would accuse them of mutual The Securities Investor Protec iroved 50 to 49, thus sealing ap- time around the Innate when he ly beneficial old club at handholding, of collusion for tion Corp. is liquidating 87 other iroval of the amendment whl^ first became vice president but mosphere has been eliminated, their own special reasons. And firms, although only one is a lad won a cliffhanger 4948 hadn’t been there much lately, is demonstrated in current why, asked the SEC, should the member of the Big Board. rote. The amendment was has presided several other hearings. securities industry attempt that Even some of the larger lesigned to kill a court suit times v^en a close vote was Clearly agitated by the flood route? houses that are well capitalized k ilodcing construction of the expected. of red ink once again flowing In theory, at least, the and not in any fear of extinction tipeline. Once last fall, he even in through the nation’s financial American system, which Wall Once bef(M«, in 1969, Agnew terrupted a campdgn trip to fly districts, James Needham, are bleeding badly. Paine, Street claiins to sell, is con Webber, J a c^ n & Curtis this rated in the Saute, casting a to Washingtoi fitnn Texas for a New York Stock Exchange tinually renewed by the success week reported a one-quarter vote against an amendment to vote. However, the vote did not chairman, pleaded before the of the most productive and the loss of $1.25 million. Shearson, blow construction of the end in a tie. Securities and Exchange Com removal of the least com HamiU and others are laying off mission for higher com petitive. But not on The Street. help. missions. Based on SEC testimony, it is If there is a scapegoat, it is A fixed rate increase for all evident that, in the securities the investor. If only those in The spoils system was About Town amounting to 10 per cent on practiced by American poli HEALTH CAPSULES® industry, the survival of the vestors who stormed brokers a by Michael A. Petti, M.D. orders vp to |5,000 and 15 per ticians until Congress passed The Manchester Property fittest has been subordinated by few years ago would return to cent on orders above that the Federal Civil Service Act Will VoU McoRATe. Owners Association picnic the concept of class survival. At the market there would be amount would be needed, he of 1883. In 1832, William IF ^ 0 which was scheduled to be held the moment, Needham enough commissions for both \REAmH6 said, or else the small investor Marcy defended Martin Van ]£>ME'$ 'IemFeraTure iNlfie suggested, competition would the weak and the strong. Buren’s appointment as min last Sunday will be held this would be denied services. ARMFiT? Sunday at Lake Coventry. be deadly. And so the solution, is to raise ister to London saying that Hiis request is odder than it Anyone wishing to attend who Even without it, there is a commissions in an attempt to he could see “ nothing wrong might seem, akin to General haunting fear of death on Wall in the rule that to the victor has not already made reser save both the weak and the It Motors and Chrysler and Ford Street and its counterparts. strong. belong the spoils of the ene vations may do so Iqr calling my,” The World Almanac 74^7910. ’This technique, free enter notes. prises believe, is what drives Copyright • 1973 Annual Percentage Rate buyers away. Nowtpapor EnWrpriM Awn. HANDEL JOINS MOZART NEW YORK (AP) - For the Non-Marriage Rule IV first time since it began in 1966, . A f-lll-A R i TeMFeRATuRB6> the annual Lincoln Center Termed Illegal M B E HaTA6 Ac^:uRATe, duT Mostly Mozart Festival will add Offer Expires AFX. FtAioHAei^ the music of Handel to that of July 3 1st C lo iE IF Ydu LBAVe The Mozart and Bach. NEW YORK (A P) - A regulations at the Army, Navy, •ftlBFMoMBTeF IM The festival, sponsored again federal judge has ruled un Air Force and Coast Guard 1? M m TB 5. by the Herman Goldman Foun academies. Hm Mi bIvm htlpful infonvMfioft dation, will present 24 concerts constitutional a regulation at It ii Ml inl®f9d*d to b® ol B o U f nosHc natur*. the U.S. Merchant Marine Judge Bartels’ decision came ( » R P n S during August at niilharmonic Academy which prohibits in a suit brought by former Hall. cadets from marrying. cadet Dennis O’NeiU, now an U.S. District Court Judge insurance adjustor living with WHOLESALE We h»v trailer John R. Bartels has ordered the his wife and two children in Ir loede ot cerpete vington, N.J. Call S.B.M. and SAVE! academy to award within 30 TO ALL! 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THURSDAY and FRIDAY'®"™ 131$ IttLMI MMKIESTD ■MnC IH9W> MA4S8I 81 SnUMSST MSNCH[STfR(0|>-n[»f', )619 JS ! 0t*i^6iRoul^lS ifinoAgwa)i DnfBio PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Hmrg.. July 19.1973 Here Comes Honeybear M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.', Thurs.. July 19 . m .1 - PAntr. iti.b;vp:n vho, as is usually the case iii such partnerships, did most ’ Rights of Nonsmokers Author Of Remapping of the leg and jaw work in o game of fetch with a buddy, Balloonist Set Brett Carmel of Huron, Ohio. Below, Brett, 4, does his Subject for Meeting bit, tossing a plastic bowling pin iiito a convenient poiid, Nonsmokers in the For Trek and Honeybear does hers, returning to the launch point smiddng and the rights of the Plan Hopes Other with the pin, right. Mission completed. (Photos by Pete Manchester area, who are nonsmoker may be obtained Groh, Sandusky Rejlister) adversely affected or annoyed from the Lung Association at 46 by tobacco smoke in a clciwd Ash St., East Hartford or Across Atlantic evnironment, are invited to an Talcott Notch Rd., Farmingtoa. infonhational meeting on the States Will Copy It BAR HARBOR, Maine (AP) rights of the nonsnxAer. The He’ll fly at altitudes up to 17,- — Balloonist Bob Sparks is on Lung Association is sponsoring NEW USED 500 feet, higher than commer HAR’TFORD (AP) - Now attempts “to overbalance the the Maine coast tuning for his cial jets. the meeting, scheduled for more politically fair-result attempt to make the first Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 45 Ash that Connecticut’s W i reappor- districts in favor of one side.” The last attempted trans- than would be reached with successful trans-Atlantic solo Atlantic balloon flight, in St., E i^ Hartford. BICYCLES ’ tionment plan has weathered its By using the principle, one elections at large in uiiich the LAR Q EST SE L K C n O N OP last legal challenge, the man comes closer to achieving the ballon flight. September, 1970, ended in the In announcing the meeting, winning party would take 100 Sparks, who expects to waft death of the three passengers. Philip W. Woodrow, executive NEWBICYCLniN THE who wrote it hopes it will goal of “one man-one vote” VERN O N A R E A per cent of the legislative off this weekend, is aiming for a Sparks has taken many director of the Hartford County become a model for other than by ignoring it, becauss it seats.” the court said. ProfesNonafiy Assembled states to copy. allows a person to be “pinpoint” landing somewhere precautions to avoid that fate. Lung Association, explained “Party registration is a false between Finland and Spain. The 14-by-17 foot basket at that a program is being WeBoMiChHpOstds “I think, frankly, it is the only represented by a member of his basis to start with because a lot fair basis for reapportioning in own party, Saden said. The trip has been years in the tached to the helium balloon is developed for community of people irho are registered planning and is expected to cost the future,” said Superior Court “We provide for ‘Winner- a self-righting, self-bailing volunteers to promote the with a party never vote for that about 180,000. Judge George Saden. take-alT in our system but that sailboat rigged with a radio and social unacceptability of party,” Saden said. But the 37-year-old Penn survival gear. If he has to bail smoking where it effects the The Saden plan drew heavy doesn’t mean you can’t do An example of the kind of fire from Connecticut sylvanian, a resort hotel enter out, he will be prepared with a health and comfort of the non- something for the losers on a situation he said he hoped the tainment director when he’s not parachute. sm(4cer. Democrats because it con broader scale. You can’t do it in fairness doctrine irould avoid tained a “political fairness up in the air, says the time and The quick-release device on Woodrow cited increased cpn- one district but you can give was one in vrhich a party won a expense and risk are worth it. principle” that attempted to the balloon caused trouble cern by health'officials him a voice in proportion to his 50 per cent fdurality in an elqc- "Some people have told me give each party representation during the preparations for the following the 1972 Surgeon number statewide,” he said. ti SS*»SS*Si*» sm sm Hacking It At ■ IlM rf Making bread on an open fire, Scouts of high school age from near the fire onto flat rocks Bowen, who showed his pet buiiding furniture from iogs, Manchester and South Windsor. erecting a wooden rail fence — which acted as a griddle. falcon “ HaWkeye” to the Since camp activities differ campers. Charles Barerra, a could you hack it? "Hacking Hollowed-out orange shells from day to day, the Cub Scouts recruiting sergeant from the it," that youthful expression for cradeled mounds of hamburger, acquire a wide range of Connecticut National Guard, putting up with a particular which served as primitive pioneering experience. demonstrated the correct use of situation, seems to apply only cooking pans for the meat. A special dmonstration ses firearms. too well for a pxmp of Cub Along with holding the ham sion of the camp was held Camp Johnson operates on a Scouts and Boy Scouts at Camp burger, the orange halves also Wednesday. Camp director Joe |35 fee paid by each camper as Johnson, a scouting camp in Gallagher demonstrated out added flavoring. Bolton. well as donations, by area door cocddng skills to young Following the cooking merchants. Gallagher said. chefs who seemed more in demonstration, the campers Some supplies are provided by The 103 Cub Scouts par terested in sampling the worked off energy in a greased the Algonquin District of 1n^ ticipate in a two-week culinary outcome rather than watermellon contest in the scouting, which is part of the pioneering course at this camp, cooking the food over an open lake. The heads of about 50 Cub Long Rivers Council, the fire. which is a 65-acre area donated Scouts bobbed up and down to largest council in New England. by the Johnson family of Bolton AjForm of bread was made by the rhythm of a watermellon “ This is the first day camp to be used specifically for stirring water into a biscuit coated with lard, as the run by a district,” Gallagher scouting purposes. mix. campers grabbed and splashed ■explained. He termed the camp d M m in g SHvtr Finish in the lake. Despite Gallagher’s as being self-sufficient from the Apart from the usual cam Nature’s own kitchen utensil announcement that this was an council, except for his ties. ping activities of swimming, — the twig — was used in the inter-den contest, it was every Gallagher, 22, is a full-time water safety and arts and process. scout for himself in the spirit of employe of the Boy Scouts of crafts, the b(^s, ranging in age true competition. America, and serves as an from 8 to 11 years, are tau^t The substance was then, Other events included a brief associate executive director of basic survival skills by 12 Boy shapped into patties and placed lecture by Boy Scoiit Jim the Algonquin District. I V Bikes'Are Unassembled M m m m In Cartons Aden's 26-In. Model 10-SPEED RACER Reg. 69.97 - 4 Days 26-in. racer that's the "G T " of the bike line! Wide gear ratio with 10-speed shimano derail- leur gears. Front and rear cali per brakes for fast positive stops. 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Carlson The gunman tried un less a bill to raise the minimum coverage— but not oynrtime— Mrs. Rose Rudnick Carlson, successfully to break through wage to $2.20 an hour is scaled to five million federal, state \ STAMPS 73, of 32 Adare Rd., Northamp the inner doors, then fled into a down, it faces an almost certain and local government .I g F double ton, Mass., died Wednesday side street. veto by President Nixon. employes. It would not dm ge WEDNESDAY while visiting her daughter, Scores of police rushed to the A firal vote on the measure existing exemptions or and stW s Mrs. Joyce Carman, in square, roped off the area, was set for today pfter the create new ones. Manchester. Her husband, diverted traffic and began a Senate on Wednesday rebuffed The committee bill would ex Specials Give You Barney Carlson, died last search of the buildings in the attempts to substitute the GOP tend coverage — with overtime S»T. HITt Your Money's WORTH February^ area. a to the same government propo^, generally accqitable » •*» "« '" I ««*« 7 IO 1 0 P.M. Plus S&H Green Stampsl She Is also survived by The gunman, meanwhile, ran to the Nixon administration, for employes. In addition, it would another daughter, three into the luxurious Amalia Hotel the bUl drawn by the Seute brl^ one million domestic ser brothers, five sisters, and four and rounded up 15 persons in Labor and Public Welfare Com vants under minimum wage, grandchildren. the lobby. mittee. and extend coverage, withover FOR YOUR WEEKEND RARRECUE Funeral services will be A high-ranking police official Sponsors of the GOP sub time, to 562,000 employes of Friday at 2 p.m. at the B'nai entered but could not talk to the stitute, turned down 57 to 40, small businesses, - and to The tinest Meat Sold Anywhere** Israel Synagogue, Northamp man because of language dif said they are now hoping to workers in such.'small ton. Burial will be in B’nai ficulties. The official said he amend the bill section by sec manufacturing-selling Israel Cemetery, Northampton. appeared highly nervous and at tion. They claim the biU wUl operations as bakeries and FRESH RRADE-A Memorial Week will be tributed his burst of gunfire to speed inflation unless modified. lumber yards. observed at her home. this. The vote against the less- The main bill also would Breast Quarter The family suggests that any The man demanded to speak generous substitute came repeal exemptions that have with Wing or memorial contributions may be to a foreign journalist, and despite cautioning from denied the minimum wage to made to the Seth David Gar- Dopoulos, a native of New Republicans that the com migrant and seasonal farm Log Quarter man Memorial Scholarship in Rochelle, N. Y., was invited in. mittee bill 4lrould probably be workers. - w m Back MUE care of the Manchester Using an Arab-English vetoed by President Nixon. Backers of tiie conunittee biU Scholarship Foundation, 2S7 E. translator, they talked under a Sens. Harrison A. Willimns described it as a humanitarian Center St. marble stairway with the Jr., D-N.J., and Jacob K. approach to helping lowrincome The Harold R. Ascher and hostages nearby. Javits, R-N.Y., main sponsors workers. But opponents pic Son Memorial Chapel, The man held the submachine of the conunittee bill, were tured it as a thrrat to Nixon’s Springfield, Mass., Is in charge gun in one hand as he talked and expected to defend it today economic-stabilizatioQ CHCXENS of arrangements. a grenade in the other. Another against the renewed program. grenade was in his pocket, and Republican attacks. WUliams said his conunittee JUST ARRIVEDI two revolvers were on the floor Although the GOP substitute rejected the contention that a at his fe e (.' would raise the basic minimum successful anti-inflation Fresh MahM William J. Nutland After their conversation, wage to $2.30 an hour by 1977, program “ depends upon ROCKVILLE - William J. Dopoulos left the hotel and told f: tv rather than to $2.20 in 1974, keeping the income of millions the police what had been said. L there were major differences of American workers below of Nutland, 80, of 73 Davis Ave., 1 4 ^me died Tuesday night at a Then police officials re-entered I involving who would be eligible ficially established poverty the hotel and tried to negotiate for the minimum. levels.” These are not L o e m n s Rockville nursing home. He ® roadblock designed to snag a fugitive. They are agents directly with the man. of the was the husband of Mrs. Louise Ws Circustime in Rockville United States Department of Agricuiture at a spot on Oakiand St. where they Ludke Nutland. were stoppingRonnioff cars to check for transport of vegetation. It was in 1930 and the area W 5 9 How can a boy keep his mind on baseball when he has a Mr. Nutland was bom Sept. 8, Rockville Fire Department. Show times are 4 and 8 p.m. at PARK MLL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP was affected Explosion chance to look a real live elephant right in the eye. The 1 by some sort of biight. The photo beiongs to Roy Hagedorn. 1892 in Vernon and bad lived in the Hospital I^t, Henry Park. Proceeds go to projects Gom King AH Matt the area all his life. He was Injures Five pachyderms were put out to graze at Henry Park awaiting sponsored by the firemen. (Herald photo by Richmond) WEEKEND SPECIALI employed as yard foreman for show-time for the circus being sponsor^ today by the IMPORTED Our Own Hot or Sweet FRANKS the Brigham Lumber Co., when JERUSALEM (A P ) - A CARNATIONS Vernon he retired five years ago after homemade bomb exploded in a more than 50 years with the crowded market in the Jewish Impounding Director BOILED firm. half of Jerusalem today, in $188 lb. He was a mem ber of St. juring five persons. O f Funds Blood Analysis Appointed I b u n c h ITALIAN John’s Episcopal Church of One of the injured was an 11- Vernon, and ^ e Knights of year-old girl from Akron, Ohio, Criticized HARTFORD (AP) — Clinton (Cash and Carry} Renovation Bids Reviewed Jallo All-Havort Pythias and the Foresters of Cindi Louis, who was walking Offered In E. Tatsch, president o f the SAUSASE HARTFORD (AP)-The America, both of Rockville. through the market. Columbus, Ohio Technical FLOWERS and ARRANOEMENrS FOR EVERY OCCASION... BARBARA RICHMOND nate staircase that goes to the may be cost savings. fices now located in the building He is ^ so survived by a son, ’The blast occurred in the ranking Democrat on the Institute, has been named ,, (Herald Reporter) upper two Roors of the old HAM Pound GELATINS Another possibility. Mayor Robert Nutland of Rockville; a Mahane Yehuda market, where legislature’s Appropriations Aillon Trial 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 would be operating while the director of Connecticut’s four building, and to install an brother, Albert Nutland of Committee Wednesday I& yor Frank McCoy and con McCoy explained, is that the work was going on. another explosion in 1968 killed state technical colleges. FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. elevator. "'h sulting engineer John Pozzato town could act as its own He said one of the basic Pound Rockville; a sister, Mrs. 12 Israelis. criticized Gov. Thomas J. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Stolman acknowledged that Tatsch, 58, will start the $26,- The mayor said it was 3*oz. met Wednesday to review the general contractor. This, he philosophys for the awarding of Harriet Kutoly of Rockvillej a The bomb today was a bottle Meskill for "impounding” more Guillermo Aillon’s defense at type “0 ” blood has its own OW job Sept. 1. He succeeds Lu originally suggested that the bids for renovations to the said, would hinge on approval the grant was to create jobs and grandson and a great-grandson. apparently filled with an than |2.4 mUlion in funds for the torney subjected the state’s (^ ra cteristlc factor but he did cian Lombardi of Kensington, elevator be installed on the Membrti^ 'Building in by the federal officials. He will much of the work was designed Funeral services are Friday explosive liquid. It was in a state Mental Health Depart chief toxicologist to heavy not test for it,. Instead, he said, Conn., who retired in June. exterior of the building but Lincoln Roi^ville. TTie recently opened also Investigate the possibility as hand work. at 11 a.m. at St. John’s shopping bag left beside a fruit ment. cross-examination Wednesday he tested for (Type “ A” and “ B ” . Tatsch was unanimously chosen plans included interior installa bids came in.at prces almost of retaining a management At the present time the third Episcopal Church. ’The Rev. stand. Added to $4.1 million funds concerning his testing of blood If both were absent he Wednesday from more than 120 tion. He said thatby going with doubling the $375,000 federal agent for the project. Roor of the building cannot be Robert H. Wellner, rector, will A new wave of terrorism that went unspent in 1971 and traces found in Aillon’s car. classified the sample "0 ” , applications by the Board of the plan to put it outside, as APPLE JUICE grant allotted for &e project. He said he did get some used as it is not considered officiate. Burial will be in appears to be under way in $4.2 million that were returned Aillon’s murder trial con which lacks the other two fac Trustees of State Technical much as $100,000 might be M i^or McCoy said he and figures from subcontractors safe. The second floor just Grove Hill Cemetery. Israel. Hand grenades have to the General''Fund in 1972, tinues today in Superior Court. tors. Colleges. ■ • I J. ‘ I saved. P o ^ t o have talked with some ,.gnd the amounts for the various houses the room used for Cir Friends may caU at the been found in two movie houses more than $11 million has been Traces of blood typed as “ 0 ” He also cited the plans to _ Attorney jHoward Jacobs of thb contractors who sub phases of the proposed renova- cuit Court sessions. 64*02. White-Gibson-Small Funeral in Haifa, and another grenade diverted-from the ichre ortEe "requlrern&.'Abraham Siblmah -Ivere found on a large green sandblast the bHck outside of mitted bids, in an effort to see ’ tion came cloder to the grant The first Roor is occupied by Home, 65 Elm St., tonight from was discovered in a restaurant mentally ill in three years, said to explain in detail Wednesday plastic bag and the driver’s the building as being more State Debt why they were so much hi^er figure. the town clerk, assessors and Bufflblo Bee Cliiiink Light 7 to 9. on the Sea of Galilee Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, D- Roor mat in Aillon’s car, poUce expensive than steam cleaning. his tests on each of five samples than e t ^ t e d and what the Asked if'hp felt the contract tax collector as well as the The family suggests that any Wednesday. New Haven. said. Increases He said he feels, after ta lk i^ of dried blood found in the car. probl^ areas are. bids came in so high because judge of probate. The large memorial contributions may be Meanwhile, a man carrying a “ This, in my opinion, Stolman testified that two of Traces of type “ B,” Aillon’s with contractors, that the HARTFORD (AP) - Oonhec- Th^ explored areas where the work is being done on an old hallway is just wasted space. made to the Memorial Fund of submachine gun tried to enter amounts to a public scandal. jthe smears were type “0 ” type, were found on the ca r’s steam method would be just as ticut’s state debt increased the cost might be reduced to building. Mayor McCoy said he Plans are to have all of the St. John’s Episcopal Church. the Athens office of El Al, the The mental health com blood, the same type as the dash board, Stolman said. effective and lesd expensive. more than $107 ndllion during bring the figure nearef the feels this probably did have town offices in the building Israeli air airline, but Red after missioner and the Meskill ad blood of Aillon’s wife, Barbara, ’The toxicologist said his tests Mayor McCoy said the latter the fiscal year that ended June a llo ts amount. One of these something to do wito it. He said after the renovation project is 6 1/2-oz. ministration have hoodvrinked method would probably mean a a security guard spotted him and her father, J. George Mon could not determine whether 30. ,areas. Mayor McCoy said, the contractors probably built completed. This will release the their own Republican- savings of about $15,000. He TUNA Can and locked tte door. tano. the blood came from a man or a would be the elevator. Plans in larger profit and contingency present administration building Mrs. Laura F. Beaumet controlled Appropriations Com Figures released Wednesday Aillon is accused of fatally woman or how much earlier it were to remove the wide, or said he is looking in general at margins due to the nature of the Mrs. Laura Frances by state ’Treasurer Alden A. for possible use of the school Jesso Cut Wax & Cut Green mittee into providing millions stabbing Mr. and Mrs. Montano had been left there. other areas to see where there work and the fact that the of Beaumet, 61, of 17 Devon Dr., Ives placed the total debt at administration. Professor Loses that they never intended to and Mrs. Aillon in the Mon “It’s impossible, once it’s died early this morning at more than $2.1 billion or $695.23 spend,” Lieberman said. dried, to tell the age of it,” he Attempt To Be tanos’ North Haven house last for each man, woman and child Manchester Memorial He noted that the committee said. Reassigned August. in the state. Hospital. She was the widow of approved an additional $4.2 Rockville William Beaumet Sr. ' DANBURY (AP) - Alvin million for the department’s Vernon LWV Survey: 16-oz. Mrs. Beaumet was bom April Dobesavage, a tenured foreign $65.7 million budget after Com Hospital Can 13, 1912 in Mt. Vernon, N.Y., language professor dismissed missioner Ernest A. Shepherd BEANS daughter of James and Ethel from Western Connecticut said the money was needed to Notes Harrison Havey, and had lived State College because of allow Connecticut’s mental Mrs. Schaffer Meets Sweet LHo in Manchester for the past 25 program cuts, has lost his bid to hospitals to meet accreditation Young Eligible Voters Admitted Wednesday: Eric years. She was employed in the be reassigned within the state standards. With Englishmen Bartholomew, Pinney St., FREE BREAD bookkeeping department of the system. The $2.4 million Lieberman Rockville; Catherine Bober, Ryo or Pumpomlckoi Manchester State Bank. The Personnel Policy Prac referred to is the amount es Lack Registration Data Rau St., Rockville; Nancy Survivors are a son, William tices Committee of the State timated to go unspent if the MUSHROOMS everybody is registered to vote. Cahill, Mt. Vernon Dr., m . Beaumet Jr. of Manchester; Board of Higher ^Education department complies with a HARTFORD (AP) - In this country we put the shoe Rockville; Christine Cologne, and two sisters, Mrs. Harvey rejected the professor’s argu directive from state Finance America can learn a lot from The Vernon League of on the other foot and regard tion, disclosed that 46 per cent, and community distributuion of Laurel St., South Windsor; M m BuyonoatraoularDrlca Guion of Ticonderoga, N.Y., ment that the board was obliged Commissioner Adolf Carlson to its English cousins about get Women Voters feels that lack of voting more as a privilege than or 105 unregistered seniors, did voter information. The league Rosalind Goodell, Lynn, Mass.; Loaf WM gw one loarnEE and Mrs. Harold Stamler of to find him another job, hold spending below budgeted ting more people involved in the infinmation about place and a right,” she said. not know where to register. The also supports the use of mobile Edward Kiessling, Pine Tree North Salem, N.Y. WesConn president Ruth Haas election process, Connecticut’s 4 Si *1®® amounts in order to havp time of voter registration is one As a result, registration often remaining 54 per cent of un units and “ out-of-town-hall” Lane, South Windsor; Alma The funeral will be Saturday said Wednesday. money in reserve for emergen chief election official told a of the obstacles to voter par is left up to an individual’s in registered seniors could name registration sessions. Lawrence, Union St., at 10:30 a.m. from the John F. The committee also ruled cies. group of English visitors in an ticipation. itiative, she added. either the “Towil Hal,” or Following the survey the Rockville; William Miller, If You Haven't PIckod Up Your Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. that Dobesavage should be impromptu speech at the state TTie league conducted a sur “ You also have a better voter “RockvUle” or both. A few, local league held a “Senior 16 Broad Brook; Josephine Center St., with a Mass of the given preference should an capitol. vey of Rockville Hi^ School turnout record,” she said, ad league mem bers noted, in- Registration Day” at the high Soucier, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Resurrection at the Church of opening occur in WesConn’s Secretary of State Gloria seniors to determine how many ding that less than 55 per cent of orrectly indicated a polling school to encourage registra Sylvia Suitter, Cottage St., the Assumption at 11. foreign language program Schaffer also spent time seniors had reached 18, the place as the registration site. tion. League members spoke to Rockville; Wilhelmina Traute, “UNBEATABIE BONUS BONUS CARD” Are yoa and armchair iho|iper? the American public voted in Friends may call at the within two years, she said. Wednesday explaining the eligible age to vote, how numy several senior classes about Somers. Check out the bargains on the last year’s presidential elec In 1971 the Lrague of Women funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 His position was abolished duties of her office, which she w e n registered voters and how Voters of the United States, un registration procedures and Discharged Wednesday: Herald GtassHied Paget tion. ’This is a test pattern to HURRY-HURRY! and 7 to 9 p.m. when student enrollment in * said had become “ typecast” in many knew where to register if der a Ford Foundation grant, absentee ballots and distributed Gloria Botelho, Ellington Ave., “ In your country that would determine ’The Herald’s print The Faster You Collact Those 24 'Silver Coins’ foreign languages decreased. Connecticut as a woman’s post. they were not. probed the reasons for voter materials to the classes RockviOe; William Brodeur, be considered a national dis ing quality. “Women’s lib will come to O f the 269 seniors who registration apathy across the Brookfield St., Manchester; The Fatter You Collect Your... aster,” she said. through an information booth Connecticut when the secretary responded to the questionnaire, nation. Results of the study Carlton Mitchell, RFD 2, ’The biggest stumbling block set up in the ball. of state is a man,” she said. 126, or about half, had reached showed that lack of knowledge Rockville; Norman & ucy, Staf to voter turnout is registraUon, “ Besides announced 500 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS ’The visitors were more than voting age; and 45, or about 36 about registration procedures ford Springs; Warren Webster, Mrs. Schaffer added. “ We’ve registration sessions, anyone 70 adult students from the per cent of those eligible, had presented one of the major Mark Circle, Rockville; Ray found that once you register qualifying to become a voter University of Hull in northern already registered. obstacles to registration. may register at the office of the mond Young, Union St., people they tend to vote,” she 1 0 England. They are spending HOSPITAL The second question, The league, in its voter ser Town Clerk, Memorial Rockville. said. two weeks in Bridgeport however, which asked the stu vice work, feels a large reqxm- Building, Park PI. RockvUle, Births Wednesday: A son to CLIP AND SAVE "Out of sight^ Mrs. Schaffer said she has visiting various public in dent to name the building or during the regular hours the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nigrelli spent much of her tifne since sibility in breaking down these COUPONS 0000 'raURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 21 stitutions. Mrs. Schaffer met APPRECIATION FUND location of the place of registra obstacles through publication fice is open. Jr., Conklin Rd., Rockville; a burning secretary of state them in the state Senate son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry working to make it easier for Out of mind” chamber as the group toured Snider, Amston. people to register by milking Don't forget your furnace and air the capitol. The visit gave her an oppor local registrars more accessi Manchester Memorial Hospital conditioner filters just because you don’t tunity to discuss one of her pet ble. 25« OFF 20< OFF “ It is a threat to the system 71 Haynes Street, Manchester Thompson Renamed\ see them every day. If they’re dirty, they concerns. Picture of the Month when a large number of people 4 *b ., 8*02. Prim e G lad 2 0 C t waste fuel energy and money. Today that’s “ In your country the burden Board Secretary tO-ez. Instant stay outside the system,” ^ e J . . ------^ doubly serious, because the cost of living is is on officialdom to see that MaxweN House said. An oil painting titled Savings Bank of Rockville; Scene,’’ by Sue Welsh of Roy M. Thompson of 53A VARIETY TRASH rising and because America’s domestic i Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. ^ "Whaler,” Patricia Rady of “ Still Life,” scratcbboard by Tolland, ToUand Library. Sycamore Lane, associate PAK BAGS energy supplies are falling far behind demand.' I N am e...... ■ Tolland, has been selected as Peg Winther of Ellington, Hall Also: “ Autunu ReRections,” director of Watkins Funeral COFFEE ncture of the Month by the Memorial Ubrary, Ellington; watercolor 'by Sue Bourne of Home, baa been re-elected MlMB w FraWl (Dhange your filters at least once each heating 1 ■ Address...... j MMBWFTMire Tolland County Art Association “ Mystic Seaport;” an acrylic Vernon, Mary Dunphy Studio, secretary of the five-member season, again each cooling season if you BITUMINOUS j Am ount...... I and is on display at the by Pat Cook of Tolland, Vernon; “ StiU Life,” an oU by Connecticut State Board of have a central air system. And send today for I i Rodcville Public Lilnary. People’s Savings Bank, Marguerite Hebert of South E j^iners of Embalmers and Also in the main reading Rockville. a free copy of "A Consumer’s Guide to S - ...... ______1 Windsor, People’s Savings Funeral Directors. G. Roger room of the library is an exhibit Also: “ StUl Life,” watercolor Bank, Vernon Circle; Efficient Energy Use in the Home.” It’s DRIVEWAYS Newkirk of Canaan is the new SILVER of the work of Sherwood Smith by Marilyn Williams of Vernon, “ Holocaust,” an oil by president, succeeding,Edward . SILVER SILVER packed with ideas that can save the nation’s Parking Areas • Gas Stations of ’^Uand who has been chosen First Federal Savings, Tolland; Vonnette Numrych of Tolland, P. Neilan of New London. COINS COIN COIN Artist of the Month. ‘^Stonington Boro, Conn.,’’ 2 energy and your money. • Basketball Courts office of Dr. Daniel Woolwich Thompson was appointed to 1 Up to $150., Supporting Donor watercolor and ink by Sally and Dr. Harold Hutensy, Ver the boat'd by Gov. Tbomaa ' With Purchasa df Works of other members of wof20-M Niano of RockvUle, Savings non; and “ Summer Storm,” an MeskUl in 1971. His five-year 12 QL Century wnn parcnast w o Now Booking for Seasonal Work,, $150. or Over, Master Donor the association, displayed in Pack Parsoma or IThna Your Local Oil Companies . Bank of Tolland; “ Zinnias,” an acrylic by Eileen Smith of term is to July 1,1976. All Work Personally Supervisod. We are lOOS Insured area banks, libraries and of oil by Florine Luginbuhl of Ellington, Society for Savings, ’IluHnpson Is a member of the • ScMcfc Connecticut Petroleum Council fices include: “ Ming Tree,” an CORN Ellington, office of Dr. Joseph E U ii^ n . ms For more information call Burt Dittus, Development Direc New England CouncU of State CHARCOAL 410 Asylum Street oil by Marian Eaton of Vernon, Shinn, Rockville; "Snow RAZOR BLADES Hartford, Connecticut 06103 DeMAIO BROTHERS tor, 646-1222, Ext 334. Boards for Funeral Directing 1920 and the National Conference of, CALL 643-7691 Embalmers of America. r x ' PAGE SIXTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.,-, July 19, 1873 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tburs.. July 19. 1973- PAGE SEVENTEEN Regional Phase 4 Phase 4 : Associated Press News Analysis . And Answers Generally One Of Dismay International Communism Sets By R. GREGORY NOKES The argument is that farmers Phases 2 and 3, meaning wages Ataociated PrcM Writer are not recqiving sufficient would be allowed to increase Two Peace Spectaculars WASHINGTON (AP) - Here return for their produce and about 5.5 po* cent with anothw are answers to some questions livestock to cover their costs or By The Associated Press to change economic doctors,” not going to work. This is 0.7 per cent increase to t fringe By WILUAM L. RYAN Paul A. Samuelson, a people-shake their heads over about President Nixon’s Phase to encourage them to increase Preparations for that affair “ Washington bureaucratic Shea said. Washington bureaucratic bendits. But these guMoi^w— AP Special Correspondent place heavy stress on the role of new “ appeal” will be adopted Massachusetts Institute of prices. I really feel this an 4 anti-inflation program and production. were completed this month in gobbledygook.’’ “ I Just couldn’t Another fcu-ecast of higher gobbledygook. The consumers^ are not a hard and fast liniita- young people in the developing unanimously and added to all Technology economist who won nouncement is just going to add what it will mean to the tion. In what to supposed to be a Moscow by Communist leaders era. ' believe it.” "It’s getting ab prices came from Leo Kahn, are going to be hurt, the a Nobel Prize in that field in to this feeling. I drm’t see how time of blossoming East-West from 78 countries and 57 the other Communist appeals of American consumer: Q. Aren’t there any restric Q. What makes Phase 4 : Moscow always has con solutely ridiculous.” president of Boston-based Puri farmers are going to be hurt, 1970, said throu^ a qxdmnnan peace, international com organizations. Again, the the Cold War era. It will ask all people on a tij^t budget can eat Q. What happens to food tions on food prices under different from previous sidered youth a priority target. These were just some of the ty Supreme Supermarkets, Jnc. the retailers are not going to Iw he would have no comment on munism to planning a pair of “ imperialists” are the enemy,. the world’s youth to support a ... there is real frns^tion and prices now that they’ve been Phase 4? pn^rams? reactions of New England dis “ There’s not much I can say happy, right down the line. the changes. spectaculars to impress upon and to a Communist there to no' notion that curbing the wideed anger that I have found ap- exempted from the freeze? Will A. It resembles the tougher For a week beginning July 28 tributors, economists and con at this time except this, that “ Everybody knows that at a ^ At his Vermont summer A. Yes. Food processors and its followers that Moscow imperialist like an Amerkton imperialists and preventing parmt already for a year. In they start up again? in East Berlin, they wiil be fed sumers to President Nixon’s lif shortly on the distribution level time when raw material is home. Harvard economist John distributors can increase their Phase 2 program more than the remains general headquarters imperialist. ' nuclear war depend heavily on the meat boycott, women have A. Yes. P r i^ of all food weaker, self-administered con a diet of discipline, parades and ting of the food price freeze prices will reflect increas^in short — this is pork, bMf, soy Kenneth Galbraith remarked, prices only to offset the in for a continuing ideoiogical The Kremlin evidently feels Soviet policy. already been showing their out items, except beef, could go up creased cost of raw trols of Phase 3. cliches. The slogans wiU em Wednesday. Dismay was the farm prices, where they are beans—the government has got “ One trouble is having controls rage.” war. such shows are necessary to un immediately, and probably will agricultural products since Basically, it is designed to brace all sorts of social- The same old World Peace commonest expression. permitted, and they will be to encourage the fanner to enforced by people who don’t Mrs. Andrew W. Nelson of Spectacular No. 1 will, come derscore the repeated injunc )■ \ A 1 9 d V S ( II PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Thurs., July 19,1973 R O C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Thurs.. July 19. IWS - PAGE T w ENTY-ONE . B U G S BU NNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ^ /M Y BHH, WHACrs U P? ' 660C 0 0 PNSSS! VtXJIUTH'NeM/AAAN.EHr BEPDRe \ V E S -L IK< Ee ] HDW COULD YOU OUVS There AREN'T YASONNA, I RBTIRHP1 HAP 7H» BOOTC m y * ' THE LA S T FI6 UR6 1 V 7.19 event was Ohio's fifth gypiti annual Vermilion River 9 THE FUNTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Canoe Races. (Photos by Pete Groh) V E A H , FRED, DID YOU B U T I S E E T H I S M o d e l DON'T THINK ^ W IT H AUZ T O O C O N P m O N JN O PRACTICAL THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM i / o W T u S w WHATAIORE THe FURMA^e THE \M/^ER C A W 6 0 BROKE VOEMT! \MR0M6> IW POWW! f MESTERCAM CRUAAWW IT W A S -m e H O U S g ^ MUTT AND JEFF BU D F IS H E R 7 -(9 PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI .L J V' ______ch arge It SAFE 17.99 ^ M A our rog. 80.99 Consumer Specialist Challenges A- AMF MEN’S 10-SPEED RACER Traditional Business Practices Front runner 10-speed has stem mounted shift lever, center pole hand brake, front, rear I] and side reflectors, 1-piece crank, 3-pc. hub. Super lightweight. 'A\. Arbitration is a new method are many people trying to be TfWi Mm* MflwtfM By EVE SHARBUTT being used in 52 Better Busi slim, young and beautiful. They AP Newsfeatures Writer ness Bureau cities throughout agree with her. “ When the post office first NEW YORK (AP) - Bette the nation. Vfl checked the box number to □em ens is a consumer advo “ It started in the Long Island WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI which requests for the diet cate in the heart of big busi bureau,” Miss Clemens said. scheme were to be mailed, they ness. “Hie builder of three carports MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY discovered that |9,(X)0 a day She is director of consumer went into arbitration after the J AAV DAD G4ME HOME WITH w o w / DID IT HAVE/iNCHOVIE^S I d o n Y k n o w w h y i -m m st e m y was going into the box. They L j V A AVASERATI LAST N I O H T ,^ AND PEPPEBONI ON IT? affairs for the Council of Better structures collapsed in the first h e 's ^ • YIPPEE/ M Y TIAAE TALKING TO PEAS/W TS. filed an injunction, put a hold O o Business Bureaus, Inc. snow. There was no way to WATCH SWOOPING FIRST on the n u ^ . When the judge c h a rg e It 1 (CBBB), in Washington, D.C. prove fraud, so the bureau o u r FO R RIGHTATUSI ACORN ruled it was fraud, the mail Y “ I visit national corporations, tried arbitration. It worked. We THAT IN ONEl was stamped ‘FRAUD’ and re S 4 1 ^ f 5.99 our rag. M.99 work with consumer groups ask businesses now to pre b i r d ! turned to the senders,” she and try to establish new pro commit to arbitration through STAIGER *’ M EN'S - SPEED RACER said. 2 7 10 grams and consumer councils either the bureau or an out Miss Clemens says con ETesIgned for superior balance, stability and speed; in cities across the nation,” the sider. We give them a symbol sumers should remember to pretty blonde said in an inter we’ve developed to use in non- with frame-mounted shift levers, caliper hand brakes write the company to ask for view here. permanent advertising after and gum wall tires. Blue-glow finish. Assem bles easily. documentation of advertisii^ ‘‘And I make sp^hes, al they agree to arbitrate.” No fenders. claims before they buy. ways. 1 try to explain some of Miss Gemens said most com “There’s no device, for ex JONES* the things business must do to plaints from consumers today MISEWA/ D(0= ample, to make you lose cMMU restore consumer confidence,” are about automobiles. They T-n weight. No cream or liquid will Miss Clemens added. are, she says, the second most nnake fat disan>ear. You must Before she joined the CBBB, expensive thing most people BUZZ SAWYER •BY ROY CRANE cut calories, exercise and eat a Miss Clemens was director of buy, so that’s natural. CAPTAIN EASY balanced diet,” she added. I BRING YOU BREAKFAST. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE the Pennsylvania Bureau of “ But the biggest fraud on THANKS TD THE CRACKERS AND CANNED SiOOP Miss Clemens says con SENORITA WILLA SAY SHE Ckmsumer Protection. consumers is diet scheme dis VALORY LEFT, 1 WONT GO HUNGRY UNTIL sumers also need to learn the HOPE YOU FEELING BETTER. TOMORROW. WHAT PO YOU AABAN- VDUR GRAMPA BUT you SUSPECT honesty,” she added. -7 "HASN'T DEEM SEBU aiW C e"T She sees the new job as a cost of credit, shopping for it as PONT BUY 1 SOAAETHIWa'S challenge, and is proud of pilot “The post office luu just tak SAVE 2 0 .9 9 THAT r J HAPPENED TO HIM! en action against one man who they would for anything else. ~THAT MAYBE HE'S projects iiiitiated this year. One way in which the CBBB our rag. 89.99 “We hired consumer special BETTE MENS sold a bathing solution for is helping consumers is with ists in seven cities to adminis $19.95 a gallon. He said four CHIORM MEN’S 27” 10-SPEED Better Business Bureaus are all mobile vans in neighborhoods. ter new programs and set up drops in bath water once a Styled with the pro in mindl Simplex derail- about. In Washington, D.C., for ex councils to work with busi week would cause customers to leur has sure center pull hand brakes, slim “There are shoppers and ample, a van works in the in nesses. We put out a consumer lose 48 pounds in a month. 27x1J gum wall tires, chrome-plated disc there are buyers,” Miss Cle ner cify showing films and dis buying guide, newsletters, do “ When I received the com chain guard and reflector rat trap pedals. mens said. One of our goals is cussing consumer education. voluntary shopping surveys and plaint, I called the woman to Quick assembly. ______teaching people the difference, The van operator takes com work with telephone canvass ask her if she had really be saving them money by differ plaints and returns them to the ing. We try to get businesses lieved the scheme would work. entiating between what they main office to be processed. and consumers involved,” she She told me ‘When you're fat, want ^ what they really And it tells people what the added. you’ll try {anything.’ And there need.” ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMUN FORGET YOUR VESSEL, OWNERS . i t o l o j u h X BUT r r i5 NOW YOU UXSCN LADW E.' TH E WEDDING'S/ SEND WORD 10 PRE b efo re, I \ MESA'S T NK^ YOU Bta, STEVE CANYON SAFE $20^ m m m ^ m more im portant/ PARE THE WEDDING BY MILTON CANIFF BARB S Monetary OONT WANTA/WILL, MY OVBfISTlIFFBO.. FEAST/ THE OF ALL DOGS our rag. $129$10Q IB I MARRY , . / son! you BRIDEGROOM By PHIL PASTORET a n y b o d y / ) HAVE NO IS R E A D Y .' WHV-AH-VE5 1 THOUGHT Intervention TWE « LOOK AT V m N e C.ITOH MEN’S 27” 10-SPEED RACER 9 /n^A|CE; . BETTER DRIVE, - I PONT WANT I WOULD MISS CANTON.' EVERY The upcoming July 4 holi Lightweight derailleur sports froi^t and rear TAKE A WALK THING IN HOUYWOOD S day period will make the Me Announced Is he overloadad with hodr, matted and vary dlrt^ center-pull caliper hand brakes, stem-shifter AND. AN HOUR AWAY FROM morial D ay smashups at Is ha scratching and being Irritobla? speed control, disc chain cover, racing-tread WHEREVER YOU ARE.' Indy look like a kiddie car WASHINGTON (AP) - The Under all that coat wa ora finding raw aorea. Why? gum wall tires, rat-trap pedals with reflectors. race. Treasury and the Federal * « * Reserve Board has announced Because of the unuauolly humid, damp weather wa are Happiness is eating out that the government has in having. —with the boss picking tervened in the New York up the check. DO THE MOST HUMANE THINO - 7 • • * Exchange Market In siqiport of Hava him dlppajl a good both, perhaps madicatad and the U.S. dollar. flea dip If naadad. Do it before K is too latal “ Active intervention will T U R U E B I K E ...... take place in the future at SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER Love from BY BILL HOWRILLA whatever time and wfaatevor CAR BUMPER CVCLE ...... amounts are appnqiriate for Cathy, Donna, Karen, Sandy, Sue maintaining orderly market and Me too! I F A r f f f BOTTLE WITH MOUNT ...... T . 7 9 .IVVitMcsz' conditions,” they said in a joint T x m i s N Favorite summer pastime: CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT statemoit. watching the barbecuties Monday thru S a tu rd a y • A.M. to 4 P.M. s 4 F t. c h a i n w i t h U O CK..,...^,- ...... LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N next door at their cookouts. The announcement said in * * . * tervention. started on July 10. ItmiBINATION CABLE LOCK ...... A .2 S 3 r=7T Every company has an However, it did not say whether invisible employe—the lit the intervention has continued. sups and SCISSORS tle guy who talus the ele The statement did not say /yt vator to the top when how the intervention occurred, DOG SHOPPE you’re at the bottom— but it noost likely means the AN BfMda, M g and Uttto Onaa-^ and vice versa. United States has used foreign Old Mongrola, tool 381 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER (NEWSPAKR tN m nilSt ASSR) currencies to buy U.S. doUan on exchange markets. 6w4|W 0tL‘ awnirixfcc. €am n Bp»> >h i»mi Cxf 1’ DIw I rnd PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 19, im r Manager's Dream M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. July 19, 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE '1 The Dry Side _ _ ^ Seventh Inning Jinx Prevails, Major League BOSTON (AP) — Tommy Harper, the Boston Red Sox’ Cater, an infield force and a sacrifice. Harper lined his seventh “This is no time of the year to leave the lineup, you’ve got to Leaders veteran outfielder, is a manager’s dream player despite homer into the left field screen. just keep on playing,” ne said. “I honestly don't remember if I’ve of Sports f occasional criticism he can’t field and he can’t throw. The homer was the fourth in the past week and gave him 14 ever had a streak like this. I don’t think about individual tfanes at “Tommy does so many things to help the club it’s almost un runs batted in on a hot-hitting streak started July 6 in Chicago. He bat. Each time I come to bat is a new one for me. believable,” Manager Eddie Kasko said Wednesday after Harper has 20 hits in 49 times at bat during the surge, raising his average “All you can do is go out eah day and give your best. When you Legion Defeated by Rockville AMERICAN LEAGUE from .217 to .251. led the Red Sox to aft-1 victory over the Giicago White Sox before know you’ve done your best, you can be happy, no nutter what By Dean R. Yost BATTING (175 at baU )- a crowd of 15,809 at Fenway Park. “Tommy certainly has caught fire at the right time,” Kasko Rockville reached him for two Blomberg, NY, .358; Carew, anyone else may think.” By Chris Blake Disaster struck after the Harper did his “thing” against the White Sox, who had stopped said. “We took him out of the lineup early this month b ^ u s e he runs in the seventh w i t ^ t a Manchester got to starter reliever Steve Chuck. This was Min, .349; W.Horton, Det, .349. Reggie Smith contributed his 11th homer while right fielder clutch doubleplay. Roy let one his hitting streak at 10 games in the second half of a day-night was hurting all over and our two Uds (Mck SAUer and Dwight base hit. Keith Munroe for two runs in the last Manchester score RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 65; Rick Miller and third basenun Rico Petrocelli sparkled in tbe The seventh inning jinx get away tor a wild pitch and toe first inning. Joe Banning doubleheader Tuesday. Evans) looked as if they were starting to get hot. Then Reggie After walking the first two allowed by Chuck in a six iiuiiiig Otis, KC, 63. field as southpaw Bill Lee checked the White Sox for his 12th vic struck the Manchester Yellen crossed the plate with walked and Ray Sullivan After having a single wasted in the first inning. Harper reached Smith was hurt and Harper had to go back in. He got hot and now tory in 15 decisions. batters, Irish threw Dave stint. RUNS BATTED Bergin Among Stars Legion again last ni^t. the tying run. sacrificed. With two outs, John first on an error ai^ promptly took off for second for his 20th we can’t take him out.” Yellen’s sacrifice bunt attempt Irish was constantly working IN—Mayberry, KC, 80; 'Die victory moved the Red Sox back to within 1^ games of the For the third time in as many stolen base of the campaign in the third. He then scored on Luis Harper, acquired in the 10-player trade with Milwaukee after “Qualifying 16th fastest in a field of supestars isn’t too Ro^ville scored two un into rightfield and a run scored. McKeon rocked a 2-2 fastball with runners on base, as R.Jackson, Oak, 74. New York Yankees in the American League East. The team now games, Manchester found itseU Aparicio’s triple to r l^ t. Aparlcio scored on Orlando Cepeda’s the M l season, has been plagued by a pulled groin muscle, bad,” said local businessnouin Gene Berfiin as be qualified earned runs in the seventh to Ron Roy relieved Irish and over the head of centerflelder Rockville stranded nine. Left- HITS-D.May, Mil, 118; faces the Minnesota Twins in a four-game series before the All- in a tie after the regulation Krajewski. Banning scored on single for a 24) Boston lead. various sprains and bruises and, most lately, a broken finger this the Truxmore Industries’ No. 90 grand national stock car tie and tallied once in the issued an intentional walk to fielder Tim Thibodeau flagged Murcer, NY, 117. Star break. Kasko nkmed Lois ’Ilant, 12-8, to oppose Minnesota seven innings. The locals went toe hit and McKeon bowled In the fourth, after a single by Carlton Fisk, a walk to Danny year. for the Troiton 300 mile race. ei^th to shade the locals, 4- Steve Krajewski to load the down two long fly balls to help DOUBLES-Braun, Min, 21; ace Bert Blyleven, also 12-8, toni^t. down in order in the top of the over catcher Adams, forcing Rain brought the curtain down early for last Sunday’s 3, in a Zone E i^t game at bases. Irish. Roy was charged with the Melton, Chi, 20; D.AUen, Chi, eighth before Rockville broke him to drop the ball. McKeon . With nobody out, clean-up loss and Chuck gained the win. 20 event, but the program has bera resdieduled for Aug. S. Henry Park. the deadlock. was credited with a triple and batter Rich Qiarland tapped to McKeon and Rockville’s TRIPLES—Carew, Min, 7; Bergin wheeled the 1971 Mercury around the one-and- Manchester held a 3-1 lead Dennis Gagnon’s two-out Manchester had a 2-0 lead. the mound. Roy fired home and Coggins, Bal, 6; Bumbry, Bal, half mile, dog-leg right track at speed of 123 miles-per- coming into the last inning. single brought in Joe Adams Rockville picked up an un The catcher Jack Maloney relayed Rockville (4) 6; Briggs, Mil, 6. Fnstball ‘OuV Pitch Pitcher Ken Irish struggle with the winning run. Adams earned run in toe third off Irish, Flaky Bill Lee hour. The famous rent-a-race-car was e i^ t m iles per hour AB R H RBI E HOME RUNS-Mayberry, through the first six and to first for a doubleplay. (Herald Photo by Dean Yost) slower than pole-sitter, Bobby Allison. singled earlier to lead off and who was plagued by control Gagnon, 2b 4 0 1 1 0 KC, 20; R.Jackson, Oak, 20. Yellen, rf 4 1 0 0 0 STANDINGS Allison, in the Coca-Cola C h ^ , breezed around at a clip was sacrificed to second. problems. McKeon got the run STOLEN BASES-North, right back, leading off the Krajewski, cf 2 1 0 0 0 Man on the Go of 131.707 m|rii. Richard P et^ will rest on the outside pole. Charland, If 4 0 1 0 0 Oak, 28; CampaneHs, Oak, 22. For Twins^ Vet Kaat fourth by belting a towering Kayan, lb 2 0 1 1 0 PITCHING (8 Decisions)- Busy man these days is Jeff Koelsch. Seven days a week “These cars are a lot heavier, than the modifieds,” Now All-Star home run to rightfield off CImek, 3b, p ' 4 0 0 0 0 Hunter, Oak, 144, .824, 3.23; he’s on the job as the golf course ranger at the NEW YORK (AP) - “I use a sUder cond shutout this year, remained out of Bergin said. “The modifieds w ei^t around 2,600 pounds Skidding MB^s Approve Bill Adams hlghlifdited the offen Adams, c 3 1 2 0 1 Lee, Bsn, 12-3, .800, 2.37. BOSTON (AP) — Fun-loving Bill Lee of the Boston Red Crane, ss 2 0 0 0 0 Manchester Country Club. At least two nights a week and a screwball, but I still consider trouble. AMERICAN LEAGUE and the grand nationals tip the s ^ e s at 3,850. Braking is sive display, which featured 10 STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, East Sox often has been called flaky in his major league career, the big thing,” he added. Munroe, p 1 0 0 0 he’s with Moriarty Brothers’ baseball team in the my fastball as the ‘out’ pitch,” said Thunnuui Munson and Graig Nettles WASHINGTON (AP) - The hits by both teams. Adams SmiUi, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 220; Singer, Cal, 150. Twilight League. Top, he’s in his familiar golf cart at singled to start the eighth but Jerry Moses W L Pet GB but the act appears more and more like a good-natured Bergin took about-30-laps in the stacker, 25 under full Senate Commerce Committee enjoyed a 2-for-3 performance Roach, pr 01000 Jim Kaat. Bow to Falcons Anderson, pr, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 the club and lower, he doubles as Moriarty team rapped into a double play and Felipe Alou put-on. throttle. “Nobody told me what to do,” continued the ver has approved a bill prohibiting and scored the decisive run in Minnesota’s veteran left-hander used all New York 54 43 .557 Lee is a southpaw pitcher from California, and jokes that any manager as chief collector for games played at grounded out. satile chauffeur. “I went and watched the other guys run, television blackouts of the eighth. McKeon also went 2- Totals 28 4 5 2 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE three with consistent effectiveness Baltimore 48 40 .545 1^ left-hander from California has to be a flake, slightly whacky. On Mt.Nebo. Horace Clarke and Matty Alou singled in then warmed the car up for five laps and got my foot into Fire-balling John Seraflni was off target last n i^ t at St. professional football games if for-3 and accounted for all three Manrhesler (3) BATTING (175 at b ats)- Wednesday, twirling a six-hitter to beat Boston 50 42 .543 1^ the mound, however, he’s all business, using intelUgence and a the New York Yankees 30. Tony Oliva the ninth and, with two outs, Bobby it. I attempted to run with Buddy Baker for a wUle but he Thomas Seminary as the red-hot New Britain Falcons all tickets have been sold 48 Manchester runs. AB R H RBI E Mota, LA, .348; Watson, Htn, Murcer, the Yanks’ leading home run Detroit 49 45 .521 3^ gifted arm to stop rival hitters. hours in advance. The locals, now 44 in 2k>ne Banning, 2b 2 1 0 0 0 provided the Twins’ power, c ra s ^ g Ids really flies. I have an idea I can makeup lost ground by bombed Moriarty Brothers, 7-2, in Hartford Twilight play. .329. hitter, was up. Milwaukee 46 46 .500 51A Reportedly being dangled as trade bait last spring, Lee instead The measure, which also Eight play, try to rebound Sullivan, ss 3 0 1 0 0 eighth home run of the baseball season. Serafini surrendered 11 hits. Maloney, c 4 0 1 0 0 RUNS-Bonds, SF, 83; Wat Cleveland 35 60 .368 18 is headed for the ^ -S tar Game for the first tirne. He was named going throu^ the dog-leg, it seems the regulars have trou applies to professional Friday against Windsor. The For 3 1-3 innings, Kaat was perfect, “The key to the game was when I got a and three walks to account for McKeon, lb 3 2 2 2 0 son, Htn, 68. West to the American League’s eight-man staff for the mid-season ble with it,” Bergin said. baseball, basketball and hockey site of the game has been Bidwell, rf 2 0 0 0 0 most notably in the second, when he fastball over on Murcer in the ninth with New Britain’s winning total. Gas House Gang still manages RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, Oakland 53 42 .558 classic next Tuesday in Kansas Oty. “To be truthful, I think the car has the capabilities of games, would be in effect for switched to Windsor, making up Roy, rf, p 1 0 0 0 0 struck out the side as the Yanks flailed those two runners on in the ninth,” said Winning hurler Paul Vater to hold the front spot in the Cln, 70; Stargell, Pgh, 68. Kaat. Kansas City 52 46 .531 2^ Lee celebrated his selection by AL All-star Manager Dick finishing fourth or fifth. I’m going to do my brat to kept It one year after enactment by for a previous switch July 5. Thibodeau, If 3 0 0 0 0 away helplessly at his assortment of slow fashioned a neat four-Utter. Eastern Division with an 8-7 Peck, 3b 30000 HITS-Rose, Cln, 124; Wat California 47 45 .511 4V4 Williams by boosting his record to 12-3 with a 6-1 victory over the on the track and finish the full (Ustance,” he concluded. Congress. breaking stuff. “After that, I went to the breaking stuff One of the safeties was Frank record. Second place belongs to Milka, cf 2 0 0 0 2 son, Htn, 121. Minnesota 47 45 .511 4^ Chicago White Sox Wednesday. It was his 11th complete game Most complaints about televi Irish, p 3 0 1 0 1 By that time, too, Kaat had all the runs again. Ibere was no way I was going to For quali^ring 16th, Bergin picked up It was the Herb s with a 54 mark. DOUBLES-Cardenal, Chi, Chicago 48 46 .511 4\^ since he was promoted to the starting rotation early in the Wicz’ home run over the 390- sion blackouts have come from Odell, rf 0 0 0 0 0 he needed, thanks to Bob Darwin’s run give him another fastball—not in a park first time in the history of the Norfiiem 300 that rain New Britain scored once in 23; Staub, NY, 23. Texas 31 60 .341 10 season. foot marker. football fans unable to tune in scoring single in the first inning and like this. He can hit it out on you and he forced postponement. toe first, I and . iced toe contest Totals 28 3 5 2 2 TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 12; Wednesday’s Games “Here I’m going to the All-Star Game and last March I didn’t ’The loss was Moriarty’s sixth on games played in their home Oliva’s two-run clout deep into the right has done it to me before.” Not this time, Junior Donleavy, owner of the No. 90, has indicated to in their last eight outings. The with a toree-run second frame. Rockville 001 000 21 4 Matthews, SF, 8. Boston 6, Chicago 1 know where I’d be in July, thd 26-year-old hurler said. “There towns. National Football field stands in the third off Mel though. Murcer, one of Kaat’s second- Bergin he wants him back in the driver’s seat for the Moriarty’s scored both runs Manchester 200 100 00 3 HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, inni^ strikeout victims, fanned again. Minnesota 3, New York 0 were some bad days last Mvch. I kept hearing trade rumors and League rules permit teams to AND 2BH: Adams, Sullivan; 3BH: McKeon; 27; Evans, Atl, 26. Stottlemyre. August grind. in toe top of toe second. Jim “I had my best stuff today, even better Detroit 14, Kansas City 4 didn’t want to go anywhere. I also felt I was on the club’s Nixon- Balesano singled and Wicz ban telecast within a 75-mile HR: McKeon; SB: Maloney, Kayan; STOLEN BASES-Morgan, With one out in the fourth, Matty Alou, SAC: Sullivan, Crane; DP: Rockville 1, than when I pitched a one-hitter at Califor Milwaukee 3, Texas 0 personality list. Bikes Big Business clouted his home run. Balesano radius of a game’s location. RADK Cin, 37; Cedeno, Htn, 34. with a bit of help from a bit of dirt, ruined Cleveland 10, California 8, 11 “Everything is fine now. This is a great opportunity to pitch Manchester 1; LOB: Rockville 0, any thoughts of a no-hltter. He bounced a nia earlier this month. I threw more kinds was the only MB player with Manchester 4; BB: Irish 6, Roy 2, PITCHING (8 Declsions)- innings regularly as a starter in this baseball city. A ^ don’t think I’m Bike riding, the pedal type, has finally surpassed the Munroe 2, C3iuck 2; SO: Irish 3, Munroe routine grounder at Joe Lis-but on the of pitches this time-and all of them were two hits. Parker, NY, 6-2, .750, 3.73; working,” Kaat said. Baltimore 5, Oakland 2 not looking forward to the All-Star Game next week. manufacturing of automobiles. For tbe first time since the The Falcons’ Bob Constantion 1, Chuck 3; Hits off: Munroe 2 for 2 runs Brett, Phi, 84, .727, 2.78. final bounce, the ball took off, sailing over Wake Forest has won the last TONIGHT In 2 innings; Irish 3 for 3 runs in 7 in With his first pitch, Stottlemyre, 12-6, Thursday’s Games “I’ll show up for the game, you can be sure. I have a starting beginning of World War I, the bicycle industry has sur and Mark Dennis both con STRIKEOUTS-Sutton, LA, the surpris^ first baseman’s head and seven Atlantic Coast Confer 7 i25 Red Sox v». Twins, nings ; Chuck 3 for 1 run In 6 innings ; Roy Minnesota (Blyleven 12-8) at tee time for a golf tournament in Hartford, Conn., next Monday 139; Seaver, NY, 138. down the right field line for a double. set an American League record with his passed the number of cars built according to a recent tributed three hits. ence golf titles. a WTIC 2 for 1 run In 14S innings; W: Chuck; L: 242nd straight start without a relief Boston (Tiant 12-8), N and r u have to call the guy and tell him I can’t make it. report. Roy With one more pitch, Kaat was out of the Milwaukee (Lockwood 4-5) at appearance, dating back to Sept. 30,1966. “As for the All-Star Game, I’ll pitch any way they want Hie latest craze of bikes comes in the three-speed, five- jam. Roy White lined to Lis, who threw to Texas (Merrit 3-5), N me—starting or relief. Just to be there is the big thing. I’ll It broke the mark set by Red Ruffing speed and 10-speed racing creations. Jerry Terrell, doubling Alou off second. Baltimore (Cuellar 6-9) at probably be nervous in any role, but I’ll be able to pitch.” Until the final two innings, when the during the 1941-42 and 1945-46 seasons with With the production of the two-wheeled, man-powered the Yanks and with tit o o 147. California (Ryan 11-11), N Lee, who was managed by Williams as a rookie pitcher with the (Herald Photo by Dean Yost) Yanks collected four o their six hits, Kaat, Only games scheduled Red Sox in 1969, figures to be well-rested for the All-Star Game, inventions &e main roads are becoming saturated with who raised his record to 10-9 with his se Friday’s Games unless Boston Manager Eddie Kasko is forced to revise pitching cyclist’s, bringing up the next point, udiere should you Chicago at New York, 2 plans for a four-game series with the Minnesota Twins this ride? Minnesota at Boston, N weekend. Kasko has four other starters ready for the Twins. The Town of Manchester, with the co-operation of the Following are toe starting Detroit at Texas, N If Williams calls upon Lee next week, it’s just possible he may Recreation Department, is trying to come up with a times for Friday’s Member- Guest Shotgun Golf Tourna ThreeDodger Pitchers Named Milwaukee at Kansas City,.N try to psyche the National League sluggers, including program of developing bike paths. ment at toe Manchester Coun Cleveland at Oakland, N Aaron. Some of the problems facing the proposal are, the width Baltimore at California, N try Qub. flay begins at 2 p.m. “I’ve never even met Hank Aaron and am looking forward to of the lanes, distance and the location of such routes. To NL All-Star Game Team Frustrating it,” Lee said. “1 doubt I’ll get to pitch to him, though. He’ll Tee 1 dough, Dyment; (2) Presently bike riders take to the open road; usually the Conklin, Shenning; (3) NATIONAL LEAGUE probably be long gone by the time I get in there. Hai& Aaron wouldn’t hit me, anyway. He hits flame-throwers and guys who rural routra are preferred, but still ttie main avenues are Cerina, Watson; (4) White, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Cincin East Seaver of the New York Mets, Wayne hang hooks and sliders. I don’t throw hard enou^ and I don’t well travelfid. Althoui^ the f^U ty.ralje is low, it’s going Oliva, Salafia, D. McCarthy; nati Reds’ Manager Sparky Anderson, Twitchell of Philadelphia, Rick Wise of St. Says Seaver W L Pet GB to take a death of a local cyclist to get the bike paths in mo (5) Meegan, Zanetti, Chicago 50 43 .538 hang many pitches.” has shown his respect for the Los Louis and Dave Giusti of Piitsburgh. tion. Alexander, Bolin; (6) TVler, St. Louis 49 43 .533 Vt Angeles pitching staff in making his Seaver was picked to play in the mid ATLANTA (AP) — “It’s frustrating when you’re Crockett; (7) M. Warren, summer baseball classic a seventh Montreal 44 47 .484 5 Along The Racing Trail selections for a pitching staff for the pitching well and not winning,” says Tom Seaver, ace Genovesi, H. Steveson, AnnulU; straight year. Osteen and Sutton are the Pittsburgh 42 48 .467 6Vk SAVINGS ANVONEP SERVED UP National League All-Star team. right-hander of the New York Mets. E i^ t races remain of the Stafford Speedway’s schedule (8) Odell, Rosenthal; (9) only other 1973 selections who have seen Philadelphia 42 51 .452 8 Zaverella, G ardella; (10) Starters Claude Osteen, 11-6, and Don Seaver ended almost a month of frustration Wednesday night for the 1973 season. Included are the Aug. 4, Ferrara 100 All-Star Game action. New York 40 50 .444 8Vi McKee, Kozlovich; (11) Sutton, 12-5, and reliever Jim Brewer when he hurled a five-hitter as the Mets pounded the Atlanta double-point event and the Stafford 200 on Sept. 3...Satur DV THE WONDERWORLD OE LED Anderson chose six right-handers and West Lorentzen, Plodzik; (12) dark were among the eight pitchers Anderson Braves 12-2. just two leftiea- Osteen and Brewer. Los Angeles 61 35 .635 day n i^ t when the rains washed out the program, it cost Newcomb; (13) D’Aamato, selected for the National League All-Star “The last game 1 won was a long time ago,” Seaver said. “I Cincinnati 53 42 .558 714 the modifieds about $100 to dry off tbe track. No one was Masse; (14) Jarvis, Pietran- team that will face the American League Big name pitchers left off the team this feel like Rve been pitching well, just not winning.” San Francisco 53 43 .552 8 paid for running but it will be made up during the course of tonio, Gementino, Lave (15) next Tuesday night in Kansas City. year include seven-time All-Star Bob Gib The victory was Seaver’s first since June 24 when he stopped Houston 51 48 .515 1114 the season, when ralnouts are rescheduled...Leo deary Maddox, Riordan; (16) Anderson’s other All-Star pitchers will son of St. Louis, Ferguson Jenkins of the the Pittsburgh Pirates. This ran bis season record to 10-5 with Chicago Cubs and Steve Carlton of Atlanta 45 53 .459 17 ranks 12th in the national modified point chase. Jerry Cook Dotchin, Hancock; 07) be Jack Billingham of the Reds, Tom another start in Houston Sunday prior to the annual All-Star San Diego 33 60 .355 2614 Philadelphia. leads the field while Richie Evans is a close.second...Ron Mistretta, Siegrist; 08) Game break. Wednesday’s Games Skinner, Marshall. Rusty Staub, hampered recently by an Injured hand, drove in San Diego 8, Chicago 5 Bouchard, with seven feature wins, tops the Stafford five runs with a pair of homers and a bases-Ioaded walk and John Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 2 rhpdified drivers’ point chase with 498. Ed Flemke has Milner belted a three-run homer, his 14th this season. New York 12, Atlanta 2 compiled 478. MANCHESTER Seaver had made four starts without a victory but said it didn’t Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 3 f particularly bother him because “every game is a new one. You Montreal 3, Houston 2, 10 in can’t let the last game have a negative effect on you. You have to nings TIRE, INC. ■ have self-discipline,’ ^ n Francisco 8, St. Louis 3 Seaver bad a three-hitter before yielding a pair of singles in the Thursday’s Games ninth. He fanned nine, walked two and lowered his earned run San Diego (Greif 5-12) at Crucial Baseball Months average to 2.03, best among starting pitchers In the National Chicago (Hooton 8-8) Leoue. Montreal (Stoneinan 4-5) at SAFETY CHECK Seaver says he doesn’t worry about winning 20 games. “I just Cincinnati (Grimsley 9-5),N Are August and Sepember try to pitch consistent all year. If I am consistent, the numbers Los Angeles (Downing 7-4) at will be there at the end.” St. Louis (Foster 6-5), N NEW YORK (AP) - “I’ve mjSON SPORT He added that he would try pitching all year like he did Only games scheduled times before finally getting to Expos 3, Astros 2 toe .500 break-even point. We Check Wednesday night “and just take my chances.” always believed that August The Expos’ Ron Hunt, who TEM>US RACKET our rag. U.SS and September are the Pirates 3, Dodgers 2 has a habit of getting Ut by •FRONT END •BALL JOINTS crucial months of tbe Stargell’s 27th home run of pitches, did it again—for the True, consistent performance from WILSON MEN*S the season in the sixth inning 22nd time this year and toe a low price racket! Has balanced season,” says Pittsburgh’s Strata-Bow frame with fiber rein O R W O M E N S • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS W illie Stargell. Whitey snapped a tie, gave Pittsburg (ouch!) 225th time of his black- forcement. Sure grip handle; llghl- weight handling. Pitchers Not Household Names Lockman of the Chicago a 3-2 decision and halted Los and-blue career. It happened **STRATA BOW” leading off the 10th inning Cubs isn’t even thinking that Angeles’ winning streak at •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS way tonight,” noted Colbom. seven games. against Houston’s Cecil Men's SV1000 or women's SV2000 NEW YORK (AP) - As Tigers 14, Royals 4 far ahead. ANDO F COURSE “I understand he later called He had a perfect four-for-four Upshaw. model with Strata Bow frame of American League pitchers The Tigers tied their season “Losing six in a row is not ash construction wHh beech YOURTIRES go, Bill Lee and Jim Colbom me a crybaby. It’s a good thing highs for runs and hits, routing n i^ t with two singles, a double Upshaw wasn’t around long overlay. Nylon spiral bound what I consider real adver enough to get upset. Juan with one fiber reinforce are not exactly household I didn’t bear him say that, or I the Royals 14-4 with an 18-hit and tbe home run. — Fast, Courteous Service — would have been kicked out of sity,” Lockman said Pizarro took toe mound im- ment. nam es. barrage highlighted by three- Reds 7, PbiUies 3 the game.” Wednesday after his Cobs lost mediately-and a few minutes Both were named to the run homers by Gates Brown 84 to San Diego in Chicago and Andy Kosco had a hand in Dave May cracked a two-run and Dick McAuliffe. both of toe rallies that carried later, with Hunt on third, un- American League All-Star homer to back Colbom up. nearly hand^ their first-place l«ished a wild pitch that let team earlier this week, Micky Stanley and Duke Sims berth in the National Lrague Cincinnati past the Steve SP E C IA L OF TH E W E E K Elsewhere in the American also homered for Detroit, while Carlton and toe Phillies 74. Hunt come home with the however, and Wednesday they League, the Minnesota Twins East to St. Louis. “The C^- decisive run. showed why. little Freddie P a t^ homered dinals are hot, but by tbe time Successive doubles by Pete blanked the New YorkTankees for Kansas City. Rose, Joe Morgan hnd Dave SAME*3 GOODYEAR ALL WEATHER IV Colbom, meanwhile, hurled a 3-0, the Detroit ’Tigers routed we play them here the last five-hitter-despite having his (AP photo) weekend of July, we might be Concepcion gave the Reds two Jockeys walk about four the Kansas City Royals 14-4, the quick runs in tbe sixth inning FULL 4-PLY NYLON disagreements with home plate Baltimore Orioles stopped the Orioles 5, A's 2 six or seven games ahead of times as far from the jockeys’ and, after a walk, Kosco gave room to the paddock and back umpire Joe Brinkman-as the Oakland A’s 5-2 and the Merv Rettenmund led off the them.” S A I^ 6M \ tlmpire Man in Motion them three more with his se at Belmont Park as at Aque 650x13 Whitewall Plus 825x14 Whitewall Plus 855x14 Whitewall Plus Milwaukee Brewers posted a 3- Cleveland Indians beat the game with a homer, then added The Cobs are still a razor-thin 81-73 Fed. Ex. Tax per $2.24 Fed. Ex. Tax per $2.43 Fed. Ex. Tax per 0 win over the Texas Rangers. a two-run blast in the second In cond home run. duct. our reg. 24.9 California Angels 10-8 in 11 in First base Umpire Ron Luciano is all action as he goes half-game ahead of St. Louis, Tire Tire “He made me f l^ t all the ning, sending the Orioles on thanks to toe San Francisco nings. into his out and safe act during yesterday’s Twins- their way to a 5-2 decision over Giants, who snapped the Carda’ TOURNAMENT QUALITY ROY EMERSON METAL Yankee game in New York. for for for the Oakland A’s. five-game winning streak with The TENNIS RACKET Jim Palmer, 10-6, fired a six- an 8-3 victwy? SIGNED TENNIS SHOES Has Your Beard KMMTON •$ £ » « hitter for Baltimore. Oakland’s In toe rest of the National Tony Roche and Margaret Court signature uNra- Designed in hl-tenslle aluminum- MKLCO •SHKAM shoes styled and approved by the prosi bronze with unl-strength yoke. runs came on a two-run homer League, Pittsburgh downed Los Features warp-resIstant stringing Seemed Too Tough • lONSQN by Gene Tenace in the second skid rubber nob sole, comfortable white Olympics Edge Metros Angeles 3-2, toe New Yori: Mets Razors Edge r leather uppers and soft foam padding. and sure leather grip. Zipper cover. Open Mon., Tubs., Wed. 8-5:30 For Your Rtaor To inning, his 17th of the season.. lambasted A ^ t a 12-2, Cincin In Torrid Soccer Race nati beat Pmladelphia 7-3 and Hair Styling for Men Handle Lately??? Montreal edged Houston 3-2 in Thurs., Fri. 8-8 • Sat. 8-1 Indians 10, Angels 8 Two goals by Jim Fratteroli the C Division saw the Olym 10 innings. A TUNE-UP (CLEAN, John Ellis’ two-out, two-run late in the fourth quarter pics squeak out a narrow 2-1 GianU 8, Cardinal* 3 457 Main Street homer in the 11th inning lifted powered the Tornados to a 4-3 triumph over the Metros. Chip ’The Cards were victimized by 1S§ OIL, ADJUST) MAY BE the Indians to a 10-8 decision victory last night over the Wild Roto and Jeff Lombardo booted San Francisco’s 14-hit attack. our reg. 2.69 H ihrae over the Angels. our leg. 249 ALL YOUR SHAVER cats at niing in Division D play. tallies for the Olympics. Gary Matthews led it with a ^ Manchester :^o o ^A E A l^ California had jumped out to Tom Schaker and Chris Diana Outstanding goal work by Bob two-run homer and a run- SLAZENGER m JSON EXTRA DUTY MANCHESTER NEEDS an 8-3 lead on the strength of a also scored goals for^ the Perry for the winners kept T E W S BALLS ttiifinVi/it hMMnr' CHAMPION BALLS scoring double and n to Fuentes 9 SSZ " five-ran second inning. But winners. pressure on the losers. Only kicked in with a pair of RBI Optic yellow with superior Geveland chipped away at the Can of three In D o your Faco a Favor. Bring your Bhavor to Dan Lima managed to slip a s i n ^ in toe Giants’ 64 vic assorted oolora. consistency and uniformity. lead, tying the score with two ’The Wildcats’ Dean Gustaft ball past Perry. tory. « ia M n vti TIRE INC. runs in the ninth on singles by son, Dave Boggini and Steve The Olympics sport a 7-2 But St. Louis Manager Red Postoffln tju _ A R C O 0 aUlNN*S SHAVER CENTER Buddy Bell and Oscar Gamble, Robinson were goal producers. record while tbe Metros are a Schoendienst was hardly a wild pitch and a single by 295 Broad St. 843-1161 Manchester 20 BIRCH STREET. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 • 646-5520 half-game ahead with an 8-2 pessimistic after failing to take Owy MeConiMa Charlie Spikes. The battle for first position in mark. over first place, recaUing that 381 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER toe Cards tried and failed four M7-11S7 Barber/StyUst H PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVEINING HlfiRALD, M ""ch68tef, O * " . , July 19,1978 Fast — Effective The “ Action Marketplace” Herald Classified Ads Oyer 15,000 Paid Subscribers (15 Word Minimum) Over 60,000 Daily Readers '/ Fast Results 1 D a y ...... 8$ per word per day 3 D a y s ...... • •. 7(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR I ' ' , 6 D a y s ...... 6d: per word per day 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 26 Days ...... 5(t per word per day Happy Ads .. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATIOn Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday Motorejrefas-Sfcycfas 11 HERALD Bonds-Stecks-Mortgsgos 27 Help Wanted PLEASE READ 35 1972 SU2RJKI, 500cc, extras, BOX LETTERS low mileage. Excellent condi MORTGAGEES, loans first se YOUR AD cond, third. All kinds. Realty MACHINISTS — We have the S tion, must see. $800. CaU 742- following openings - Lathe, ^ HAPPY ADS F o r Y o u r statewide. Oedlt rating un 7442. Bridgeport, vertical turret ^ Classified or “ Want Ads” necessary. Reasonable. Con- > ^ .. Information lathe, cintimatic, crib atten- fidentiai, quick arrangements. THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a CHRL’S five-speed bike, racing dant. The Purdy Corp. 586 Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971. disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser handle bars, used 3 times. $50. Hilliard St., Manchester, 649- Herald photo'by Pinto 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FTRST Hxme 643^223. 0000. Herald photo bjr Pinto ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Jubilant Chris DeCianiis Strides Towards the Plate Bill FrattaroU Heads Home After His Second Home Run Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and aonrieos Offlerad KEYPUNCH operators, ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time 12 MORTGAGEES — 1st, and 2nd experienced Alpha-Numeric, Following the First of His Club’s Four Round Trippers identity can follow this for the next insertion. The mortgages — interim financing As Bonanaa Teammates Form Congratulatory Line full or part-time, days or procedure; Herald is req>onsible for only SHARPENING Service - — expeditious and confidential evenings. CaU 644-2445. South ONE incorrect or omitted Saws, knives, axes, shears, service, J. D. Real Estate Windsor. ig Enclose your reply to the insertion for any advertise skates, rotary blades. (Quick Assoc. 643-5129. box in an envelope — address service. Capitol Equipment ment and then oidy to the ex WAITRESS wanted, part-time Co., 38 Main St., Mandnester. WE Have Money! CaU us. Se to the (Hassified. Manager, tent of a “ make good” work, downtown Manchester Bonanza Town Little League Baseball Champions Hours daily 7:30-6, ’Thursday cond mortgages arranged Manchester Evening Herald, insertion. Errors which do not area. Must be over 18. CaU 646- 7:3041, Saturday, 7:304. 643- quickly. Mortgage Lending ...S o fn a o M together with a memo listing lessen the value of the 7958. 9168 for appointment. Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, ZMyhovaMatyea the companies you do NOT advertisement will not t e cor By Dean Yost evenings. Hartford, 523-5154. o h a p p y a d l three runs, two of which were back-to-back homers in the want to see your letter. Your PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- SCHOOL Bus Drivers train ;-s 4 showing. He also accounted for four RBI’s. DeCiantis issued eif^t walks, recorded five strikeouts A&N stranded rected by “ make good” third inning by Steve Cassalino and Chils DeCiantis. Ken letter will be destroyed if the you-wait printing, xeroxing, f now, drive in September. & Home-run hitting Bonanza Steak House, coupled with the had three base knocks followed by two safeties from ei^ t runners. insertion. Hill then relieved LeBreux and delivered a double to Steve advertiser is one you’ve wedding invitations, business Tolland area. CaU 875-1847. ® one-hit pitching of ri^thander Bob Halldin, powered the Cassalino. Help Wanted Stetson. Halldin followed with an infield hit and Bill Frat- Hill, the losing pitcher, gave up 11 hits, nine runs, sefven mentioned. If not it will be forms and cards, letterheads 38 National League champions to an 11-3 win over Army S i Halldin surrendered all three Army St Navy runrin the walks and four strikeouts in four innings. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 and stationery. Post Road RECEPTIONIST - Shorthand, taroli cleared the sacks with a belt over the left centerfield handled in the usual manner. Happy 19th Navy last night at Waddell Field. top of the first inning. Halldin, having difficulty finding the Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. m a c h i n i s t w a n te d - typing required. Vicinity Ver barrier. When the smoke finally cleared. Bonanza held a 0- A record collection of $50.12 was turned in on the final Bridgeport work, experienced non, Manchester line. 643-2438. The victory eliminated the Clubmen from further play in plate, walked LeBreux, Jon Brandt was hit-I^-pitch, and Anniversary 3 advantage. n i^ t of action. In two games in which Bonanza played, the Loaf and fo u n d 1 Autos For Solo ODD jobs, landscaping, only. Overtime and paid in the Town’s Little League Baseball Tournament and lifted Hill walked to load the bases. Craig Pointer skied out to surance. Penobscot ’nwl and to the best collection amounted to $90.89. ’The old record purse was household repairs, carpentiw. HELP Wanted Real Estate Continuing their awesome power attack in the sixth. short rightfield then Andy Hagenow walked, forcing home LOST — Vicinity Center Street, Gage, Merrow Road, Tolland. Bonanza the title spot. Army St Navy, American League $40.86. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN fastback CaU 6494594. Career. If you have your license MOM AND DAD Bonanza sent 10 men to the plate, produced five runs, four Manchester, gray female cat, Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. winner, bowed out of the double elimination tournament LeBreux. Clark Standish filed out and Greg LeBrec singled for sale, $895 or best offer. (^11 or take a course in real estate, with white chest and paws. in the worldl hits, one of which was a homer by l^attaroli, giving him sharply to left, scoring both Brandt and Hill. 646-5^ after 5 p.m. LAWN Mower Service, repair please call me for a confiden with a 1-2 record. Bonanza sported a 2-0 mark. The men in blue were Dave DeMerchant behind the ” Family pet. 646-2437, 2 8 9 -^ . NURSE’S Aides, wanted for Luv two circuit shots for the game. Army & Navy threatened in the fourth with another plate, and A1 Cowles, Lyle Eastman and Jim McNickle on and sharpening, pick-up and tial interview. Part timers con Bonanza rocked Army & Navy Starter Bob LeBreux for deivery. Hours Monday through full-time on all shifts. Smmon Frattaroli led the 11-hit Bonanza attack with a perfect 4- bases-loaded si^tion , but was unable to score. HaiiHin the bases. AMPHICAR - 1966. Boat car, sidered. Raymond Pasek, 289- Mouth, REWARD — For return of two 30 miles per gaUon. (inverti ’Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5:M p.m., Brook Convalescent Home, off 7475 or 742-8243. ID-speed bikes, gold Schwinn, ble, 70 mph on land, 14’ steel Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Satur House Street, Glastonbury, Brat and Troubles ^ p ly to Director of Nursing, brown French Rivieria. Last hull, twin-screw cruiser on day, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. L ft M 633-5244. MIDDLEAGE saleslady, no (Hang in there!) seen in garage at 12 Kerry St. water, $1,450. 525-7479. Equiimient, Route 83, Vernon, experience necessary. Depen 643-6406. Conn. 872-8311. 1973 by NtA, Ik . dable. Apply Adam’s Apple, REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- "That smarty from the cleaners wants to know if Manchester Parkade. Pro Football Roundup LOST — Gray cat, bells on dition, $3M. ( i l l after 6 p.m., CARPENTRY — Porches, gar 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- I Happy 7th Birthday Groman's you want any shirts or money laundered!" hour week. Salary $375.30 bi collar, answers to Mane Fuzzy, 6494897. ages, additions, repairs, smaU PART TIME waitress for Vicinity Park and Chestnut weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with ^ to .V tebs. Free estimates. Call summer work, after-school ^KANDIE LEE T0WNSEND| Slow Pitch Advance Streets, reward. 643-7551, after Stephen Martin, 646-7295. depee. Many fringe benefits. 1969 CHEVROLET BeUlr, V-8, hours. Good hourly rate, good I My cute little candy bar. % 2 p.m. 327, 4-door, good condition, Veterans Home and'Hospital, gratuities, pleasant Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, $600. CaU 649-7528. POWER MOWERS, band Psinting-Pspsrtng atomoimhere. Apply in person. g Love - Rosie 3 Groman’s advanced in the 13 Rooling-SIdIng-ChImnsy 19 I ______I Lilly Uncertain LOST, first baseman’s mitt, mowers repaired, pick-up and ------Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten Brass Key Restaurant. ASA State Slo-Pitch tourney by ~ Wilson model A 2800. If found, sions 395, 233, 248. nparz delivery. Prompt-Rellable- RICHARD E. Martin. Full ROOFING and roof I Happy 35th Anniversary! dumping Gartenhaus, 21-8, last call 646-6690, reward. MobifaW sH Hom es 8 Service. CaU S h a r ^ , 6434306. rofessional painting service, EXPERIENCED service sta ^ ^ t e g , Coughlin Roofing Co. RN WANTED for full-time on 7 f i MOM and DAD § Softball ni^it at K of C Field in Plain- Biterior - exterior. FVee es tion attendant, part-time. Days a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to field. Bob Kowalski was the hit O f Grid Future ; LOST— Liver and white female WANTED — Working, single timates, fully insured. 649-4411. and Saturdays. Call Dick’s I Love, 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of ting star, going 5-for-5, with two English Pointer. Call 647-9546. person; married couple, no American, 643-7008. Marie and Henry, RAM I BIDWELL Home Improvement Nursing, Salmon Brook Con home runs. Dave White tallied children, pets; to purchase DONALD E. Tarca - Co. Expert installation of Judy and Buddy and LOST slender, beige, male cat, valescent Home, off House 4-for-5 for the winners and All-Pro defensive tackle Bob Lilly of the Dallas Cowboys new, or late model used, mobile paperhanging and painting. aluminum siding, gutters and FULL or part-time, door to :§ All the Grandchildren TONIGHT’S GAMES Craig Jordan had two bingles. across the street from Guido’s TILE Free estimates. CaU 646^12. Street, Glastonbury. 6^-5244. Steve Brady added three hits. has canceled a news conference today in Dallas at which home set-up in Bolton, 643-2880. trims. Roofing installation and door sales, with a group. Must Bernie’s vt. Wholesale, 6tlS DUSTY Market, Coventry. Large One Call be 16 or over. Transportation For New Britain, Ron he had been expected to announce his retirement from the repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Fitagerald Allied scored in each inning reward, 742-9849. DeoaltAIII TEACHERS have saved provided. $1.85 hourly plus com I Happiness is - Novack3. Groman’s plays the National Football League. Honda vs. Acadia, 7t30 on a devastating 35-hit attack to We specialize in ceramic tUe,; hoiqeowners 20-50 per cent on HORACE Tetrault — Siding, mission. Call 646-8147. winner of the Connrex - Psrsonsls-Announeomsnts 2 I VITO’S I FlUgeralct trounce Miles Auto, 35-14, last VALUE slate, flagstone and quarry houw painting. Twelve years roofing, stonti windows, aw Southington vs. Vito’s A.C. of A team spokesman said late Wednesday night that the unhappy doM not Msan Iha experience, fully insured, ^ e e KEYPUNCH SUPERVISOR PERSON to clean house, Mon DeMaio vs. Lynch, 8:45 night at Robertson. Rich Kan- tUe. For complete bathroom nings. (Quality workmanship, I Beating | PlainviUe tilt Friday at 9 p.m. Lilly will fly back today to Thousand Oaks, Calif., vdiere the team RIDE wanted 8 a.m. to 4:45 estimates. 643-1609. Experienced Keypunch Super day and Friday. Call after 5 Fiugerald dolin belted a double and four remodeling, we’U handle aU free estimates. FuUy Insured. f: WINF S Whoever comes out on top in is training, with Tex Schramm, the club’s general manager. p.m. from Route 85, Bolton to CHEAPEST 872-9187, 649-3417. visor wanted for second shift, p.m., 6464135. Telephone vs, Angels, 6:15 singles, A1 Pierce also bad a PftW, East Hartford. 646-2266. carpeqtry, plumbing and Ule i that one is assured of a berth in 4:30 to midnight. Salary Robertson two-baggerand added three The spokesman, said, however, that Lilly has not reached a ------wotk. E zp^ woikmanshlp T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, DISHWASHER Wanted - the finals July 28 in Stratford. PRICE! ROOFING — Specializing negotiable. Please write Happiness to the Wyman vs. Willie’ s, 7:30 base hits. firm decision on whether to play another season in tte NFL. An „ RIDE wanted from Porter and reasfmable rates. Interior-exterior painting. Nights, prefer older gentleman. True Vsluo Is Reasonable rates. Swirled repairing roofs, new roofs, stating qualifications to Box ^ 1973 CHAMPS of The ^ Robertson Tom Irland haid the game’s associate said the 33-year-old Lilly’s decision to retire was Street to Pratt ft Whitney, se- Apply in person, Cavey’s Rsprossntsd by; Call Mandavilla ceiUngs our specialty. CaU 643- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned BB, Manchester Herald. I INTERNATIONAL FARM | caused by “ a combination of a lot of things. ’Ibere are a lot of un , cond shift. Chll 646-4714. Restaurant, mornings. Annulli vs. Town, 6:15 Nebo only home run for the w ^ e r s . QUALITY 643-9JB78 1949. and repaired. 30 years I LITTLE LEAGUE g Lenox vs. Bob ft Marie’s, Dave Rice and Don Madore led happy players iq camp.” experience. Free estimates. SOMEONE to take over two SERVICE ^ ANSALOI’S Team and I 7:30 Nebo Howley, 643-5361. GAL Friday wanted* small the Miles hitting with tluee Trackmen Health Spa memberships. INSIDE-Outside painting If Lilly does not yield the Schramm’s entreaties, he would HONESTY Manchester office. Typing, I Coaches | Army ft Navy vs. Bonanxa, safeties apiece. ” Moving out of town. Call after 6 Special rates for people over ( filing, and some bookkeeping. REPUTATION ’TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving WINDSOR Roofing ft Siding — SECRETABY - Receptionist. gOood Job - Very Well Oonef 6:15 Keeney CANDLEUGHT become one o f a long line of (^wboys who have reU r^ sinpe the ^ p.m., 8754)207. Fullylly insured. Estimates given. Salary depending on GUARANTEE large appliances, cleaning Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird Small manufacturing nr firm has Cut ft Curl vs. Plymouth, Joe Camposeo pitched his se Now Face end of last season, ( ^ t e r Dave Manders retired ’Tuesday, uiiile CaU 649-7863. experience. Send resume to Box ^ Your Supporters ^ cellars, attics. Also wiU buy Roofing, storm windows and opening for a girl with 6:15 lUing cond shutout in as numy outings off-season exits included such Cowboy stars as Lance Alworth, Aufoz For Safa 4 RECTOWN U.SJL IS YOUR B, Manchester Herald. and sell used furniture. 64^ J. P. LEWIS ft SONS custom doors, and jitters. Aluminum experience ''In general office Help Wanted 35 and Dorn’s Boys recorded a 4-0 Chuck Howley, Mike Ditka and George Andrea. TRUE VALUE Russians 1775. decorating, interior and awnings. 64^9444, 688-4849. procedure. Duties include CHARTER OAK victoryover State Bank last HeraW photo by Pinto NEED CAR? Credit bad? REPRESENTATIVE FOR f,typing, shorthand, filing, and WOMAN to do housework, two (Quarterback ( ^ g Morton has also absented himself from the M Bankrupt? Repossessed? exterior, paper hanging. Fully mornings a week. Must have SECRETARY for busy rental Allied scored one run in the night at Robertson. Tom THISAREAI ODD JOBS, lawn care, Ught ROSSI Roofing,akvvasis^l siding,oiuaiig, phone contact. Call John TURIN, Italy (AP) - After Cowboy camp because of a contract hassle. Honest Douglas accepts lowest insured. 649-9^. own transportation, 643-9989. office, must be neat and per seventh and two in the eighth to Rodden tallied a double and two Bonanxa^s K elly McSweeney Beats Bad Throw to First Wfe proudlY oftar for your In- tree work, removal service to chimneys,, gutters. Free eses- Bower, 646-3800. Multi-Circuits, sonable, hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., beating West Germany and Ita down, smallest payments, spacHon: dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 timates, fuEfuUy insured. Days, Inc., SO Harrison Street, Monday through Friday. Call nip Wilbanks, 9-7, last night at singles. Dan Webb accounted While departures were worrying the Ciowboy coaching staff, it Douglas Motors,s, 345 Main. AIDES needed, clerical, ly, the U.S. men’s track and Clark Standish Blocks Ball as Kneeling Ken Hill Watches after 6 p.m.. GRAD students available for ev en in g s,9, 529-8056, Paul Manchester. for appointment for interview Fitzgerald. Fred Dyklns had for five of the eight hits allowed was the return of running back Duane ’Thomas that was creating 42 Now HoHdov TraRors library, student supervision. field team prepared today for painting, 4 years experience, Cosgrove, 643-5364. after 11 a.m., 528-1300. Part- three singles and Brian Smith by the Bank. 1970 CUTLASS Supreme, red, 8 Haw Concord Motor Applications accepted daily 8 Its big meet against the ^ v ie t a stir in the training camp of the San Diego Chargers. MAN looking for lawns to mow tullv insured. Free estimates. AUTO Body Instructor — time position also available for and Mike Osid added two apiece Miles Boutilier collected two black top, excellent condition. a.m. to 3 p.m. RHAM High Union next w ^ . and hedges to trim. CaU 649- Call our competitors and then SftK ROOFING — New gutters Private technical school is weekends and evenings. to pace the winners. Stan base hits to lead a five-hit Call 6 4 9 6 ^ . 4 Now Mnl-lionwa School, Hebron, 228-9451. The Americans, however, Q)ach Harland Svare lifted the suspension he had placed on the 4768. cal us, 649-70M. installed, chimney’s pointed, expanding it’s staff, auto body Mloganoski banged out three showing by the losers. 8 Now E R M Fm i whool- slate a specialty. 875-5594, after instructor needed for full-time MATURE woman to babysit in will face the powerful Russians moody former Dallas Cowboy star when he failed to report on 1965 BUICK Rivera, automatic, BEELINE Fashions — Part or base hits and Don Fay tallied ort • n iirs ’TWO handymen want variety of HOUSE Painters — Insured, 5 p.m. position. Excellent salary and my home days. Own transporta with a crippled team. time Sunday. Svare said, however, that an undisclosed fine would ood tires, good for parts. Call full-time opportunity to supple two blows for Wilbanks. RECREATION w b a u NBA’ s N o . 1 M a n 40 Pra-eampad unKa bicL obs, lawns raked, Umed, fer- experienced coUege students, fringefrlng( benefits.■ Teaching tion. North Manchester. “ My men are hurting,’ ’ said stick despite Thomas’ return. Svare sqid Tliomas phoned him etween 5-7 p.m., 646-2775. ment family income. Conauct SILK CITY Oil Heat clinched the league g motor homos, traRarz, iUzing, mowing. (teUars, at ;ood references. For free es- GUTTERS and roofs repaired expriencee x p ri required. Call 52!^ References. Write Box HH, head Coach Jim Bush. “ ’This is Tuesday night and asked to come to camp. f 1117 for interview appointment. Beeline Fashion Shows without Powered by two home runs, title last night with an 11-3 deci plckap coachaa and tant tics, cleaned. ReUable service. ?imate, Frank or Pete, 875-0894. and replaced. Excellent Manchester Herald. the last thing I was hoping for L o c r I 1969 CHEVY Kingswood 9 neglecting home or family. No Dillon Ford rolled over Moriar- sion over North Methodist at To Retire in 19 75 Teammates are still waiting to welcome Larry Brown who is IraHora. Reasonable rates. 643-5305. workmanship. Reasonable collecting or delivering - no in the clash with the Sodet team passenger wagon, automatic, prices. Free estimates. Ralph WANTED - Alert, capable ty Brothers, 12-6, last n i^ t at Nebo. Hitting came from Ken trying something that is a new first in the bizarre world of con power steering, power brakes, Trades Welcomed vestment. For interview call in Minsk. Our boys are young TREE Removal — pruning, HOUSEPAINTING - Interior, Saunders, 646-1399. WOMAN wanted for mother’s helper, to care for 3 Fitzgerald. Ron Riordan belted Ferry, who went 4-for-4, in tract negotiations. extra clean, n i c e for quick Mrs. Marshall, 646-0480. and generally they lack inter C.B.T. Bonk Financing spraying, etc., fuUy insured. exterior, experienced. Super housekeeping department. very active boys at beach for his second homer of the season cluding a home run. The 1972 NFL most valuable player has not reported to the sale. $1,050. 649-3475. low rates. Free estimates. (^11 Meadows Convalescent Home. national exp^ ence. NEW YORK (AP) — Walter Kennedy, who has an Whoa on oor M , aah abant Licensed. Free estimates. Heating-Plumbing 17 month of August. Call 242-6658. to cap a perfect 4-for-4 night. Ron Carr added a round- Wasington Redskins training camp at (Carlisle, Pa. because he 6494624, 6434162. Excellent salary and working “ I’m afraid we might be Iq nounced his |:etirement as National Basketball Association our inadmUoad apadaia Phone 6334345. Don Storrs also hit a circuit tripper for the winners and said he wants an agreement on a multi-year contract, beginning A LOW mjleage gas saver. 1967 BOTTI Heating and Plumbing conditions, many benefits. for a defeat with what we have conunissioner when his contract expires on June 1,1975, Dodge Dart, standard. Tires, and racahro a froo 8HL clout. Dave Ross had two hits. Steve TONIGHrS GAMES with 1974, after his current three-year pact ends. LIGHT Trucking Service, — Prompt, courteous service. Phone Mr. Urquhart, 646-2321. left. I’ll probably have only one says he has no intention of being a “ lame-duck” czar in the body excellent. Call 643-0997 Fran Macchi’s 4-for-4 and Wilson accounted for two of the RftS American vs. Parkade, In effect, what Brown Is doing is holding out a year in advance, delivery, lawns, imscellaneous Call 643-1496. h i ^ jumper for the event, with next two years. after 6. $600. RECTOWN ILSA BulUIng-Contrsetlng 14 MATURE experienced woman WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR Don Simmons’ 3-for-4 also losers’ five hits. 6 Nebo and Edward Bennett Williams, Redskins president, is having work. Reasonable. No job too (Dwight) Stones and “ I won’t be a lame-duck, nor ‘Tmt TMI VAUE ImApirtwi’’ small. Phone 649-6484. NO JOB too small. Immediate for bookkeeping work. Apply in highlighted the 17-hit assault. Burger King vs. Groman’s, 6 none of it. . 1966 DODGE wagon, call after 4 MASON — Plastering, brick gprson, Marlow’s Inc., 867Main Regional distributional center of national manufacturer (Reynaldo) Brown leaving the will I be a dead duck,” the af at its meeting in Beverly Hills, Hzate Six Nett WHhwilie service on service calls. Free For Moriarty’s, Ed Kowal and EASTERN West Side Dennis Homan announced that he was retiring from pro foot p.m., $350. 6434)618. laying, stone laying and con and distributor located In the Hartford, Connecticut, area team before we fly to Russia fable Kennedy said at a news ( M f., late last month, had Dm Nnkftqr Emdwi’l l t TREES cut and removed, estim ates gladly given on Tim Coughlin went 3-for-4 and Rick Gilgosky’s five hits, in Manchester Savings vs. State ball, after three years at Dallas and two at Kzuisas City. The pass crete. New and old. Free es heating or ^umbing. Faucets seeking experienced individual. Number 2 man In this fast- Friday.” conference Wednesday in dis offered Kennedy an etenslon of SrizrAiplll pruning and trimming, lot cluding two homers, led the Bank, 6 filing catcher was sidelined much of last season with a hamstring in 1968 MG MIDGET, excellent clearing. Reasonable free es timates gladly given, E. repaired or installed. Water WANTED General moving operation must have proven supervisory skills, ’The American men trounced closing his future plans. “ I hope his present five-year contract, Seventy-Two’s to a 31-9 jury. conation, extras. Call 646-8299. timates. Anytime, 528-3021. Richardson, 643-0889, 6494608. umps worked on. Complete machinist, overtime, paid warehousing experience, and creative ability with sell- Italy 143-78 in their two-day to be a live goose.” but he rejected it. whitewash of the Jaycee’s, last Veteran running back Greg Jones left the San Francisco 49er 1969 NIMROD, Riviera, sleeps Seating systems, rec rooms, holidays, excellent insurance direction. Excellent salary and benefits Including Profit meet that ended Wednesday Kennedy, commissioner “ By then (1975), 1 will have 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, 4, $475. 643-4216. NEWTON H. Smith ft Sons - benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route night at Nebo. Wayne Ander camp, apparently ending his football career, while the 49ers ’TREE Service — (Soucier.) etc. (Sll M ft M Plumbing ft Sharing. Outstanding opportunity for advancement In this and the women triumphal 84- ALUMNI JUNIORS since Sept. 1, 1963, will help finished 12 years, ^ I feel that ' good condition. $875. Phone 872- Remodeling,, repairing, ad 6 and 44-A, Bolton. son, Joe Stack and Mark Ander plac^ ei^ t other playeih on waivers. Trees cut, building lots clea r^ , Heating, 649-2871. rapidly expanding organization for the qualified Individual. 49. Tom Barrett spun a no-hltter choose his successor in addition the job for which I was original 9712. INTERNATIONAL bus ditions, rec rooms, porches and son collected four hits each. The Dolphins announced that Larry Csonka had pulled athigh trees toppled. Got a tree Reply in confidence to Box E, Manchester Herald. Stones broke the world high as Liggett’s Parkade to tending to his duties as com ly engaged will have been sub- camper. See more and save problem? Well worth phone roofing. No job too small. Call SEWERLINES, sink lines, RNs, LPNs — Part-time and Mark Anderson smashed a muscle during a training camp workout and might miss the July V.1967 FDRD Country Squire, 9- monev on your vacation and 649-31&. full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses jump record with a leap of 7 overwhebned Fire ft Police, 9- missioner for the next two stantially com pleted,” caU, 7)24252. cleaned with electric cutters, home run. Five others had two 27 game against the College All-Stars in Chicago. Cbadi Don I passenger wagon, all power, trips to come. After 4 p.m., 643- aides, exprienced preferred, feet, 6% Inches against Ger 3, last night at West Side. years. He and Ned Irish, presi explained Kennedy. However, by professionals. McKinney hits or more. Barry Shaw had Shula said the iqjury will sideline Csonka for seven to 10 days. Mod condition. $8()0. Phone 289- MASONRY — All types of Bros. Sewer Disposal Com full and part-time. '7-3. many last week. He cleared 7- Spencer Moore led Liggett’s dent of the New York Ibiicks if a replacement is not found by two bingles for the losers and The Philadel{ri)ia Eagles suffered their second major injury of NQ2 before 2:30 p.m. or after 5 stone, brick fireplaces, walls, pany, 643-5306. (^mpetative pay scale. Also 4Vk against Italy, and now plans with two hits whUe Barrett and the time Kennedy is prepared four others tallied two base and a founder of the league the pre-season when 26(H>ound rookie tackle Branislav Keser p.m. Motoreyefas-Ofcycfaa 11 PolBY-Sharp concrete steps, sidewalks. No the best of benefits. Drop in and to participate In several inter to retire, he has agreed to con hits. John Maddem hit back-to-back since its inceptim in 1946 as the tore ligaments in his leg. job too small. Free estimates. FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser see us. Meadows Convalesceqt national competitions around triples. Madden saved the no tinue in the job until a 1964 BU KX Skylark converti SUZUKI 185, many extras, SAW&mSMmiK Over 20 years experience. After C en ter, 333 B id w ell S t., INDEPENDENT Basketball Association of Linebacker Bob Creech suffered a similar injury Friday. vice. 24-hour service. No job too Europe. hitter with a sparkling catdi in successor is elected, by a vote ble, engine and transmission must be seoi. Best offer. Call Ditqi off your tools at these 5 p.m. M3-1870. 644-2975. M anchester. 646-232T, V-3 , TRUCK DRIVER , Two four-run frames carried America, have been named by small. Free estimates. 643-7024. lAppllcatlons now being taken for permanent part-timel Doubtful starters against the coiterfield. the league’s owners as of 13 of the 17 members o f the ... rebuilt. Good tires, V-8, 649-4679 after 6 p.m. merchants for fast, weekdays. Mota’s to a 12-6 victory over • automatic, power steering. Itractor-traller driver. Full-time summer, part-time winter.! Soviet Union include long members of the screening com Board of Governors. guaranteed service: l-4 »-M i FRANK W. Papa Plumbing Gunver’s Stampers last night at : Excellent running, $275 or best 1973 HONDA CB350-G, disc CARPENTRY - Repairs, PART-TIME Janitorial work, I Vacations, holidays, etc. 3 years’ tractor-trailer driving] distance stars Steve Piefon- The winning run scored in the mittee to find a successor to tte During Kennedy’s reign, the Contractors. Repairtng, Keeney. Bob Corso and Frank I offer, 6434)213. brake, excellent conditicm, $800. ■SK.I'^ I I I remodeling, additions, roofing. Manchester area. Own I experience required. Apply now at; taine and Marty Liquori. Both seventh inning on catcher Mike NBA has made tremendous MIINGNESia COWMITY COUfS remodeling specialist, xew ’Treybal backed the eight-hit outgoing conunissioner. CaU 649-9134. CaU David Patria, South Wind transportation needed. Call 649- INTERMEDIATE II progress, increasing from nine work, water pumps. Free es skipped the meet against Italy Quesnel’s sL^le as Army ft Kouiedy, who will be 62 when MMSION OF EXTENSIOII SaiMB I 1964 FORD, XL convertible, •TM M ftI iZTMaai sor, 644-1796. 5334. THE MARTIN-BROWER CO. Demolay 54 - (Bill Wilson 22, pitching of Dennis McCormack timates. 8TO4tfl. be<»use of leg injuries. Navy edged Silk (Sty, 9-8, last he retires, emphasized there to 17 teams. ! good running condition. Best MOTORCYCLE insurance — ■ J if 20Q Prestige Park Rd. Bill Curry 14), .Hot Dogs 43 - with three hits apiece. Pete u t u m m m v R “ Our men for the 800 meters night at niing. Ed England and was no pressure on him to ; offer, 99 Essex Street, Low rates. Inunediate binding WES ROBBINS carpentry EXPERIENCED tree climber Eaet Hartford, Conn. (Jon Lindberg 22, Frank Sadlowski homered over the .m B M K M M i a w ill be (D ave) Wottle and Bob Nurmi had four hits apiece relinquish his position, despite MANCNESTER RECREIITION > hbnchester, 643-4005. authority. (^11 Joan Lane « remodeling specialist. Ad Flooring 19 wanted, 3-4 years experience. Philopena 8). fence with a num on. (Rick) Wohlhuter,” BtuA said. for the losers as they out-bit A two publlrtied reports in the PENRTIIKT / Clarke Insurance Ageny, 643- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Pay commensurate with abili Jim Quinn and ’Tim Sullivan FLOOR SANDING and ty. 872-4513. Ceslcs 38 - (Booky Boland 12, The race is expected to be one ft N, 14b. past two nnonths that he would t 1964 CHEVROLET wagon, 1966 1126. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, added two hits each to the 18hit : Chevrolet Impala. Phone 742- Refinishing, (specializing in Rick Goss 7), Rink Dinks 27 - of the hi^tUghts of the meet. be fired. PLMNVILLE REWEAVING burns, moth 649-3446. attack, which saw every player ; 7747. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all older floors). Inside and outside TIME, Money, Avon Represen (Joe Landry 6, Rick Anton 6). Evgeny Arzhanov, silver Scott Eagleson and John holes. Zippers repaired. Win in the lineup get at least one hit. “ I owe it to my family (his M ______makes, models and speeds. LEON OESZYNSKI builder - painting. John Verfaille, 646- tatives sell near home, choose SENIOR II medalist at the Munidi Olym STADIUM dow shades, Venetian blinds. Pat Wilson belted one out of the Koepsel combined for a three- wife, three children and two OFFERS TENMS COURSES : 1965 MUSTANG, V-8. ExceUent Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, new homes custom built, 5750, 872-2222. their hours, earn excellent Boys 64 - (Ron Lavinge 18, pics, will seek revenge against Sat f PM July 21 Keys made. TV for rent. park for the losers and also hitter and Crispino’s rolled to a grandchilidren) to devote more 5 condition, all new tires, $250. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 849- remodeling, additions, rec money. Call for details. 28^ JOBS AVAILABLE Steve Haydase 10), Bears 45 - Wottle, who beat him at the FH « M M MB MTOHDUIE UyaB Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 tripled, hfike DeAngelo added 7-3 win over Siakey’s, last night time to them, to do more P Call 633-5449. 2098. rooms, garages, kitchens 4922. (Greg Gott 14, Jim Hoeton 11, Olympics. a TENNIS: Matts six Tuesday avaningz from for Men and Women two blows for Gunvers. at Nebo. Steve Melia ''rovided traveling, which I enjoy, and to CELLARS-Attics cleaned, remodeled, bath tile, cement Jack Hull 10). 6:^ ^ 30 |i.m. Beginning Tuezdiy, July 24 at the West c — ^------MANCHESTER Delivery - COOK — Exprienced, full We are starting another training class for Weavers. If Marcello Fiasconaro, of Ita the punch with two singles. do more work for the public ser Lap MIgttty ^ 1965 PONTIAC wagon, good 1972 HONDA 5 0 0 - 4 cylinder, lawns mowed, swept, patched, work. Steps, dormers. Residen Gimps 72 - (Bill Gorra 18, Side Oval, Manoheeter, Tuition; $26.00 Light trucking and package time, responsii9ible position, 6 ly, holds the 800-meter world Mark St. John and Ken Halt got vice organizations of which I m condition, $275. 1962 Chevrolet, low mileage, excellent condi sidewallL patio, and chainsaw tial or commercial. Call 649- you are Interested In permanent full-time work, in Marty Kearns 10, John McKeon FEUNE Modiflad ^ 2-door, 6 standard, mags, $200.» tion, must sacriflce. Call 646- 4291. delivery. Refrigerators, a.m.-2 p.m., $2.60 per hour and record of 1:43.7. Wohlhuter beat Shakey’s only two hits. am a member,” he said. Enrollment Is limited to 16. Instructor: Jack Redmond work. Reasonable, 6464514 Manchester and want to earn while yog learn, come Moriarty’s scored five first- washers and stoves, moving up, paid insurance, holidays and 10), Fred’s 82 - (Jim Marks him Wednesday in 1:45.3. Hsats ; 646-8209. 0536 r 6488030 after 5:30 p.m. evenings. inning runs and held on for a 9-7 However, when he INTERMEDIATE TENNIS: Meets six Tuesdays from 4:30- H ------;------■ specialty, 649-0752. sick time. Contact Meadows in and discuss a career in Textiles with us. 19,BiU Dycon 16). Another big clash is expected R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen win last night at filing. Ann rdlinquisbes his post as com- * AUSTIN American, 2-door, Convalescent Home. 646-2321. Company paid fringe benefits Including profit ftOO p.m. ^ In n in g Tuesday, July 24 at the West Side 1972 HONDA CL 175, excellent STUMP Removal — (Soucier). try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad to pit America’s star sprinter, mizzioner, the devoted M n. Wolf or Mra. Kingsley. Madsen collected two singles G olf Coach Oval, Manchester, Tuition: $26.00 2 1967, reconditioned, 20 plus condition. 1400 miles. $625 with Unsightly stumps, c h i p ^ out, ditions, garages, porches, any DENT, sharing, good pay, and no traffic or parking Steve Williams, against Valery Kennedy wlU not completely LapNovtes ■ miles per gallon, excellent helmet. PhoM 649-9645. type remodelmg. 646-2067. TONICHrS GAMES and Cricket AUely w m t 4-for-4 Ehrollment Is limited to 12. Instruotor. Jaok Redmond neatty and economically. 74^ $OL problems. Apply today at Borzov, winner of the 100 and zever hiz Uez with the NBA. He j; $lm or best offer. 643- FULL-TIME Bookkeeper Pacers vs. Miller Falls, 7:45 to pace the winners. n e w HAVEN (AP) - Plus Haats 8252. NY 200-meter races at Munich. m o t o r c y c l e insurance, WILL build new homes, ad wanted for Manchester con Fani’s vs. Lepers, 9 Bcmnie Godin had the game’s Anthony Martone has been, ap will be a conzultant for the CHENEY BROTHERS For flwlfier MarmUon or an appMoatfon re. come to us fw good rates. Just ditions, dormers, recreation WHhs struction firm. Must be full lone roundtripper for ^riar- Both- are entered in the 200- pointed ,head golf coach at league, at a zalary in excezz of Highland Park vs. PFOT Z 1965 RAMBLER Classic, 4- roMns, repairs and kitchens. HDULDNMTiU charge bookkeeper. Please call 31 Cooper Hill Street 7:45 meter race. Williams beat Southern Connecticut State $500,000 for 10 yearf. Ceirtaet Me DMshn el ixlenslee Senrfeek 5 minutes of your time. Call ty’s. Chick Bdesano led the •-12 fSe, Haiar 8 ftaa * door, 6 cylinder, automatic, Crodcett Agenty, ask for Betty IS ff SNUK- Free estimates. Tobias Carpen Dial M3-2711 Mr. Harte, between 94 p.m. Manoheeter, Coniv______Italy’s Pietro Mouea, bronze College, AthleUcs Director Jen Irizh alzo zald that the Manefwefer Cemmunltr CeSege, S4S-S197 or S4S-21SS Blue Moon vs. Vito’s, 9 losers with two hits. Z $300. After 4, call 643-1274. or Louise. M3-1577. RHPiirPr try Service, 6434769. Wei Charge H, Tee! 623-2414. medalist in the 200 at Munich. Dow said Wednesday. League’a board of Govemorz, I .1 PAGET TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. July 19. 1973 H»lp Waritad .. 35 Articlaa for Sala 4 5 Rooma Without Board S9 NOT TWE 2 1 V f HOW Bualnoaa Locatlona- t i P GOOO? y W E A LL NAVE TO B E Houaaa For Sala 72 Houaaa For Sala TURN spare time into money, REIFRIGERATOR, |20; gas I look THE MV NIECE l e ABOUT For Rant 87 72 Houaaa For Sala CLEAN, pleasant room for fLLBEON / THERE'CAN EVERVBODV 72 Lota-Land For Sala service our customers, in your stove, $20-50; lav and tub, C O M M irriEE GETTING 73 IN VITA TI^N *™ ^'’ e v e n in g HEBALD, M aacteto ^ ^ ., Tblinr., July 1»^ im - papE TWENTYjiEVm working gentleman, may be THE Egm ? VACATION? I m a k e IT THE FIR6 T ^ aluminum door, 643-2465. 643- A W E E k T D 122 EAST Center St. New first- MANCHESTER local area. Flexible hours. seen at 129 Walker St. after 6 MARRIED? TM FREE" ~ 7-room 40 ACRES of land in 1442. . sSUNOAH IN A U G U S T ? ^ floor professional office space. BOLTON Fuller Brush. Call after S p.m., \ ' p.m. DECIDEOM . SDEKY SHE BEAUTY Manchester on East Hartford Convenient location, aiMle LAROE CAPE 643-0513. “mECATlEOF This 8-year-old custom built 5 kitchen’ dishwasher, d i s p ^ line. Philbrick Agency; BACK YARD CHEFS TO BID INVITATION Ok. LAWRINCB C. IAM B ROSCO storm steel door, 36” paridng and on bus line. wiU Just listed-3 or 4 bedrooms, SPACIOUS room, group living, ft 4 duplex offers privacy, in- (Kitchenaide), cabinets all Realtors, 6464200. The Eighth UtiUties District, wide, $ ; four house shutters, THE ANNUAL subdivide from 100 square feet den or dining room, large eat- You will be in your glory h e re TO BID BOOKKEEPER, full charge, 20 share entire house, private new, stove stays. Beautifully 32 Main St., Mandiester, Conn. to square feet, to fit your coilie and convenience to all on this private patio with built Eighth Utilities District, 32 excellent position for 55” high, |8f; six roll-up aw location, $70 monthly. 6434903, PICNIC- 2,000 in kitchen, fireplace, enclosed caroeted basement stairway ELLINGTON — Ruilding lot, 06040. needs. 646-1180. Priced below replacement in barbecue, one step from Main St., Manchester, (tonn. Most Diabetes experienced bookkeeper. Must nings, 36” wide, $18. 649-2323. 646-7378. porch, 1V4 baths, finished rec M«*ern fully near Ellington Ridge Country Notice is hereby given that cost at only $43,900. Call Ann pool. Seven-room Ranch, one 06040. be experienced in all phases of room, garage, quiet residen tiled bath, wall-to-wall in living Qub. $7,500. Philbrick A «ncy, the Board of Directors of the bookkeeping and capable in T E ST E D and approved by STORE at 705 Main St., tial area, excellent condition. Hunter for appointment room, 2-zone heat. Nice big lot. R ector, 6464200. acre of trees, th r e e bedrooms, Notice is hereby given that Manchester, 15x60’, heat and today, 649-5306. Eighth Utilities District wUl Can Be Controlled general office procedures. Send millions of homemakers. Blue Apartmanta For Rant 83 $37,900. Convenient to aU the faciliUes two-car garage, boat house, the Board of Directors of the hot water. C!all 647-9251. accept bids for feul oil at the resume to Box D, Manchester Lustre carpet cleaner is tops. Uvlng. $28,900. Call P. SOUTH Wihdsor — 7 acre two fireplaces. U&R built. Eighth Utilities District wili Herald. The E. A. Johnson Paint Co., 23 • • B & W • • J- Spilecki, 643-2121. Firehouse, 32 Main St., and at WE HAVE customers waiting THOSE STUPID NOT THE SORRV? Rwiltor, buUdiiw lot with pond. Ideal for Call Jcdui Jennihp at 649-5306 accept bids on a V4 ton pickup By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Main Street, Manchester, M9- **A m d COUNT ME STORAGE Warehouse, 10,500 FRECHETTE & MIUmN The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. the Public Woriro Department, wash the sugar out in the • for the rental of your apartment DUM'DUMSf executive retreat etc. Belfiore for inspection. truck. The specifications are Dear Dr. Lam b-W hy can’t urine, causing the person to EXPERIENCED sewing 4501. WHEN SrafT M E 1‘L L B E 0 U r? 6 O L F1 square feet. Stock Plhce, rear. Realtors- MLS SIX-Room Colonial Cape, U4 Fleming Road, Manchester, for or home. J.D. Real Estate a n n w j Manchester Parltade — Siassoe Agency, 647-1413. available at the PubUc Works diabetes be cured? I am pass lots of urine frequently. machine operator wanted. Call TWEV t h a t g i h e B O S S 'S , HAWAII! ^tdurnamei^ Attractivp rental. Call 52^3114. iSSimmamwaJSiSS baths, 2-car garage, 3 bedrwms the heating season of 1973-1974. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Department, Fleming Rd., 62 and they just found out I To replace the water that’s 289-5281 or apply Economy Can TAG SALE — Saturd^, July DATE OF THE SL&N .I.® DAUGHTER^ ^A lOhA'^ up, large closets, nice enclosed The bids are to be quoted as DID- Raaort Proparty-For Sala 74 Tlie BARROWS k WALLACE Co. have it. It did not show in lost, one must drink lots of ' vas Co., 390 Prospect St., East 21st., 10-4, 44 Porter iS. Fur S A LE S BUSINESS II, frontage on MANCHEISTER — Immediate ywd, new paint, new amesite, Manchester, Conn. 06040. LOOlflNG for anything in real AUG. STH IS GETTING CUS’TOM built, air-conditioned, RMlti)n.-MLS delivered in Manchester, with a Hartford. niture, glassware, books, tools, iT-O-frA-LLED^ Tolland Tpke. and 1-86. Six occupancy, 8-room Cape, 3 « o se to schools. Low 30’s. Bids will be accepted up to the urine originally. I kept a Water. Therefore, the symp-- estate rental — apartments, CONVENTION, m arried.', COLUMBIA Lake — Year ParUde - MM306 bid for contract service. old quilt, crystal, and carnival d U c o n tty ! AGAIN? room house, ideal for antique 9 room California Ranch. bedrooms, dining room, Owner, 6494039. 7:00 P.M ., August 20th, 1973 at constant check on my kid toms of diabetes are thirst, homes, multiple dwelling, no IN M IA M I? / 9k Fireplaced living room, formal ’round home with 100’ water 'The bidder must maintain neys, and over a year ago frequent urination, and TOV DEMONSTIHTOIIS glass. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate shop or wa^ide business use. fireplace, 2-car garage, frontage. Six rooms, large the Firehouse, 32 Main St., 'O dining room, modem kitchen aluminum siding, rec room and their own service department. diabetes was even ruled out. weight loss with a large ap Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Warren E . Howland, Realtors, PRIM E Neighborhood — 12 living room with fireplace, BOLTON — Nice private acre Manchester, (tonn. 06040. Start now with the best—and . 0 643-1108 with dining area, family room, The bids wili be accepted up Then all at once my urine petite. The individual eats a - USED lawn sweeper for sale, sun room. 30s. Owner anxious old bride front, Ansaldi privacy, immediate occupancy. goes with this 8 • Room Rancdi The Board of Directors MAKE THE MOST! Generous three large bedrooms, fourth for quick sale. LaPenta Agen to 7:00 P.M., August 20th, 1973^ showed 4+ and I was given lot of food but still loses $10. Call 742-9971 after 7 p.m. NEW 3-bedroom apartment, bmlt 7-room Garrison Colonial. Mid 50’s. Lessenger Co., with 2-car basemoit garage, 4 reserves the right to reject any 25% commission - plus 20% to p o s s ib le . 2-car garage. cy, Realtor, 646-24M. at the firehouse, 32 Main St., a tolerance test and the weight because the food en-, • air-conditioneed, kitchen 8300 SQUARE FEET for 80 Fireplaced living room, formal Realtors, 6464713, l-fio ^ l. bedrooms, den, fireplaced hostesses. You run the parties Beautifully landscapd pounds. or ail bids. blood sugar was 595. I was ergy is lost in the urine. I* TAG SALE - July 21-22, 10 appliances, carpeted, private cents per square foot including dining room, kitchen, U4 tiled Uving room, kitdien with new Manchester, (tonn. 06040. Marion E . Robertson, RealUn:, Dated at Manchester, placed in a hospital, and am surprised you hadn’t a l-, we do the paperwork, Waddell Road, 10-4:30 p.m. entrance and basement, yard, heat, sprinklered offices. MANCHESTER - 2-family, Mths, first floor cherry paneled Out of Town-For Sala 78 caroeting plus dishwasher, lots The Board of Directors 643-5953. Connecticut July 17th, 1973. ready lost some weight w ib ’ delivering, etc. Clothing and odds and ends. parking. Lyndaie Street. Warren E . Howland, Realtors, centrally located, zoned for of fireplaced family room, 3 of house for the money, (tome reserve the right to reject any they put me on insuUn and 643-llOe. fice use, aluminum siding, hii^ bedrooms, fuU attic, screened take a look. Fiano Agency, 646- or all bids. J.A. Volz, Clerk an SOOKialorie diet to reduce. the high blood sugar lev el' AMERICAN HOME Available August 1st, $265 THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, HEBRON — Near Bolton town MOVING out of state — monthly. 649-4^ . traffic location, $33,500. Fiano porch, patio, 2V4 car garage, Une. Six-room Raised Ranch. 2877. The insulin injection made bat you report in your let TOY PARTIES Jnc. 7-/9 ^ Tm. Rat- U. S Pat. OH —All rlfMt rosfTvWd two baths, two fireplaces, gar Dated at Manchester, ter. Miscellaneous items, wine and ^ C 1023 by UmUd fmure SyodiCJtt. Inc. * ThereO uohtaBe A Law 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, Agency, 646-2877. large pnvate treed corner loca my legs sore, and it keeps ages, Florida room. Hutchins Excellent condition, 2-car gar Connecticut July 17, 1973. B7S-1M 2 ■ rorinklered, heavy floor load. ANDOVER Lakefront — Im Agency, 649-5324. tion. Walk to Martin School. age, large lot. Call Mitten Real J.A. Volz, (ilerk getting worse. From the The diet is very important Apartmanta For Rant 83 Apartmanta For Rant Warren E . Howland, Realtors, CENTER of Town — 2-family, November occupancy, ^ ,5 0 0 . maculateaculate 3 bedroom cottage, treatment I am getting, my VILLAGER 83 Out ot Town- — ■ - ' ty, 643"w30, Realtors. N otice m the treatment of diabetes, TEXACO, Inc. — Has an 643-1108. 4-4 dupleg^dth 2-canigarage, Principals only. 643-2257. ------— ------1__ sandyndy beach, - dock,-trees, . . . $fi,- blood is staying down around For Rant 88 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST Middle Tpke. — Two and you’re correct in saying-, opening for a full-time island chopper, tools, bric-a-brac, NEWER one bedroom Ranch ^ e s e ^ ^ VERNON — Lakefront lot with 900.0. Hutchins Agency, 649-604. Coventry PubUc Schools 110 or close to that, I also that it must be balance toys, t^w riter. 649-8384 after APARTMENTS type apartment, includes heat Raaort Proparty-For Rant 68 family, 54, wood and brick con- attendant, mechanically in ROCKVILLE - Rockland $36,900 — Oversized 7-room small cottage on Bolton Lake INVITATION vacancy have diverticulosis and my , against the medicines you’re • 4. All day Saturday and Sunday. and appliances. $170 per month. PRESIDENTIAL stmetion, excellent condition WEST HARTFORD - Split clined person preferred. Apply Five-room, 2-bedroom town Terrace large and beautiful one custom built Colonial Cape, 3 No. 2. $8,900. F. J . SpUeckl, Secretary to b e Administrative diet calls for lots of vege ■ taking. In individuals w ib . ■ NEW HAMPSHIRE-Two newer with large bam, large lot. Level 9 rooms, fuU baths, 2 460 Oakland St., Manchester. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- VILLAGE APTS. and two-bedroom apartments, large bedrooms, IW baths, Realtor, 643-2121. i 2 tables. I ’ve had some dis- milder forms of diabetes ■ house, wall-to-waii carpeting, 4535. chalets. Lake Winnipesauke. Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, TO BID Assistant to the Superintendent TAG SALE — Thursday- heat and hot water, all fireplace, oversized treed lot. fireplaces. Exceptional value at discomfort in b e bowels and than you apparently have,..* fireplace, 2 air conditioners, MANCHESTER Scenic area. Sleeps 10. August 6464800. COZY -room Ranch, consisting of Schools WANTED — Qeaning woman Sunday, 1-8 p.m., corner Bissell appliances including dis 6 Immaculate throughout, $48,500. Philbrick Agency, back, and yet I have to eat weight reduction alone by \ and Foster. Aquarium, appiiances, heat and hot FOUR-Room Townhouse, One and two bedrooms.^ 18th-Labor Day. Sleeps 7, Aug. of 2 or 3 bedrooms, panelro North 'Coventry Realtor, 6464200. Sealed bids wiU be received b Shorthand and office skills one day a week. Call 643-7745 hwasher, disposal, carpeting. MANCHESTER - West Side, transferred owners anxious. to balance the calorie intake proper diet ofttimes lowers supplies, coolers, paint sets, water, 1V4 tiled baths, washer available August 1st, large 18th-25th., 646-5566. family room, formal dining Call todavtoday, for' details, ^ e ly n the Office of The Director of necessary after 5 p.m. Near schools, churcheS' pool and your own private rare offering, two-family, , NEW MUSED RIMGKS with my medicine, as-1 un the blood sugar to acceptable ■ clothes, old Fuller bags, dishes, and dryer hookup, patio. No rooms, eat-in kitchen, carpeted 5 4 room, laundry room including Carlson, Northeast Realty, m - COVENTRY — Five room cot (Seneral Services, 41 (^ ter Salary commensurate with and shopping center, on terrace in a country setting. two-car garage. Large lot. Must (torpeting in family room with derstand it. We know of no levels. WOULD you like full time etc. pets. living room, 1% baths, full MISQUAMICUT - 4V4 room washer and dryer, 4’ pool 0836, 568-7907. tage, fuUy furnished. (Hose to Street, Manchester, (tonnec- experience one in our family who had bus line. Call anytime. From $165. 872-9732, 5294586. be seen to be appreciated. fireplace, Uving room, dining Diabetes does seem to steady work? Seeking full time basement with hookups, close cottage, heated, furnished. No enclosed deck. Easy upkeep lake. Secondary financing ticut untU August 8, 1973 at ExceUent fringe benefits International Associates, diabetes, or at least we have a tendency to be in mature female cook to work in TAG SALE— Saturday, July 21, Call 649-7620 to schools. $200 montnly. Call singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- throughout. Conveniently NEW LisUrlU n g - • Two family 5-5, room, eat-ln kitchen, 1V4 available. $10,000. Philbrick 11:00 a.m. for the foUowing: Send resume to; ROCKVILLE — 2 room fur 0491. Realtors, 647-1300. never heard of it. Is it true herited, although many indi small restaurant. Good hours, 10-5 p.m., Sunday 10-1 p.m., 141 643-2282, 644-8896. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 located. Must be seen to ap fiat, convenientvenlei location.■ . LieepDeep baths, king sized master Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Furnishing and installing nished utilities includ^, $30 Dr. Donald J . Nicoletti, one cannot undergo surgery? viduals do have it without ■ good pay. Call for interview, Waranoke Rd., Manchester. weekly. Six rooms, $150; 5 preciate. the extras too yard for garden or pool. Mr. bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, lockers- COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, $28,900 ATTRACTIVE five- Admbbtrative Assisbnt to be Dear Reader—Most cases any known previous family 646-9168. Moving. Stove, daybed, whist FOUR Rooms, recently pan rooms $140, 4 rooms $115, 3 numerous to mention. $M,500. Belfiore, Realtor, 647-1413. laundry, 2-car garages, acre FOUR room apartment. Second Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- room Ranch. Huge lot. Trees, BOLTON Manchester Y.M.C.A. * Superintendent of diabetes cannot be cured, history. The fact that there set, clothing, garden items, eled, apartment, second floor. rooms, $105. Utilities extoa. Gerard Agency, Realtors, 649 lots. Starting at $37,900. floor, stove and refrigerator. room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call garden, privacy. Hutchins 6030. Bid forms, plans and Box 356 but they can be controlled. is no one in your family that PART-TIME carpet workshop o—games, books, many odds aimand ~ jr - 7;-: Main Street at Center, heat and Appliances included. 872-0359, IMMACULATE 7-room a RANCHO GRANDEI 11 at 354 Mitten Agency, 6434930. Agency, Realtors, 6494324. specificaitons are avaibble at (toventry, (tonn. 06238 Albough there are several you know of who had dia helper, must be over 18 and collectibles. ^ parking included $145 a month. FOUR large modem rooms, 8-9:30 p.m. Garrison Colonial, in premier ^.W CjpTE IHURTW Over 3 acres surround this Call 649-5781, 646-0299. ample off street parking. MANCHESTER — Five-room area. One acre of sun and the General Services Office, 41 complex mechanisms which betes is no reason that you have license. Contact Mr. A. 1 ** ***V *...... !.*...... * street. MALTOUS M7-U993 contonporary Ranch. With can cause the blood sugar to LeBouef, Boata-Accaaaorlaa 46 Heated and appliances. tSOO LAKE Winnepesaukee — New Ranch, ideal starter or retire shade, sparkling clean stream Center Street, Manchester, couldn’t have it, as your Watkins Bros., 643- VERNON — New extra large, courtyard & pool, 3 baths, be markedly elevated, be 5171. NEWER duplex, 2-bedroom THREE Room apartment, monthly. Security. 6464243. Hampshire, Modem chalet for 2-FAMILY ment home. Maintenance free with picturesque bridge. Truly (tonnecticut. case has demonstrated. apartment, stove, refrigerator, one-bedroom apartments rent, five rooms, sleeps 8. decks, porches; barn with tack common one associated with MERCURY Mark 78-A, 70 h.p. ileasant convenient suburban available. Call 87^2651. a.m. aluminum exterior. Yard is a must see situation. Belfiore Town of Manchester NOTICE There is no reason to per cai^ tin g , heat and hot water, 8 Available July and August. Manchester, duplex style room, electrified horse cor Town of Manchester diabetes is related to inade WOMAN to do housework two motor, complete. Gas tank, and focation, like private home, APPLIANCES included, 2 to 11 a.m. large enough to enjoy, yet small Agency, 647-1413. NORTH (toventry — (tostom (tonnecticut form surgery in real dla-' cellar storage, lovely park-like Phone 64^188 after 6 p.m. apartments, 44, both sides ral. A one of a kind Position Vacancy quate production or utiliza days per week, 649-5724. controls. $250. Has had little lawn, basement. Working bedroom, heat paid, parking, enough to maintain. House is built, center haU Cape, first Robert B. Weiss > betes. If the elevated blood yard, parking. Security deposit. nicely decorated, city tion of insulin, a hormone use. Phone 643-5402. adults. 643-2880. basement, laundry facilities, VERNON — For rent, 4-room immaculate throughout. MANCHESTER — 7-room floor famUy room. High 30’s. dreamhouse. Call Tony General Manager Senior Recreation Leader sugar is associated with the First floor, $220, second floor, DESIRE a tranquil vacation utilities, sidewalks. Excellent from be pancreas. Insulin RESIDENT superintendent for $177. Homefinders fee $20. 549- apartment, sunporch, no pets, Excellent value at $31,990. Call toaditional Colonial, English Hayes Agency, 64^131. Wasilefsky at 649-5306. Price $8812-$9553 $215, 649-1101. without traveling nours away? or similar medicines are inflammation of the pan large apartment complex 15’ LYMAN boat, trailer, 35 h.p. 6980. 86-15. available September 1st. 875- starter property for the non now for appointment. front, large modern kitchen $59,900. Small cabin, sleeps 4, 20 Some knowledge of b e prb- given to enable the body to creas where insulin is wanted.waiKcu. Pleaseriedse call 528-1300oai-ii>uu motor, $650 or best ~ 4828. homeowner. For details and Starkweather Realtors, 646- with pantiy, heated sun room, GLASTONBURY — Elxecutive formed in association with AUGUST availability — minutes from Vernon, nestled 5353. cipals and practices of planned utilize the blood sugar, glu a t e 11 ..m . lor f"!''.-.!? .-"? ...... WOODUND private showing, call living room, fireplace, d in ^ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, two • • B& W • • NOTICE gall bladder disease or some Spacious 2-bedroom, in 10 beautiful acres of woods, community activities. Degree cose. Without normal insulin HEBRON room, 3 large bedroomSi walk- fireplaces, built-ins, fully The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. other problem, sometimes rivate basement and en- appliances, heat paid, parking, with private spring fed pond for RANCH — 6 rooms, 1V4 baths, up attic, deep lot with above Town of Manchester in recreation or related field or action the inability to use SALESMAN — Swimming pool Oardan Producta 50 MARTENS AGENCY carpeted, central vacuum, R e ilto n — MLS surgery is indicated. T^se r r a n e e s , patios, heat, MANOR ard, laundry. $160. swimming and fishing. Three formal dining room, Position Vacancy extensive paid experience in blood glucose causes the sug experience helpful. L e a £ and NO BILLS 3 ground pool and garage, located finished rec room, many Maacheitef Perkide - S4MI06 are not true cases of per ippliances and carpeting in- omefinders fee, 5494980. days, $60. 875-3163. Rsalton bedrooms, garage, treed lot. on a short shadikl strMt. Mid Male-Female ar to accumulate in the blood office furnish^. Commission. BUCKLAND Farms, native & Two bedrooms, quiet country extras, $40’s. 646-1175. lieu of formal education. sistent diabetes. Surgery for eluded.tluded. From $215-$265'*...... per APARTMENTS 80-17. 6 4 6 -2 5 5 0 $33,900. Philbrick Agency, 30’s. F. J . Spilecki, Realtor, PoUce Officer to very high levels. Once the Full or part-time. Economy fruits and vegetables, sweet Homestead Street setting, near hunting, fishing Liberal fringe benefits include other proper reasons, such Builders, corn our speciality. Corner month. Paul W. Dougan, LAKE Sunapee, N.H. Two- Realtors, 646-4200. 6492121. VERNON — 9bedroom Ranch BOLTON — Beautiful (tontem- $9,202.18411,118.64 level exceeds about 170, sug 72-0647. (Off W. Middle Tpke.) and two golf courses, fully paid vacation; sick leave; as appendicitis, can be and Adams Street and Tolland Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. DUPLEX — Two bedrooms, bedroom apartnient, to rent, with attached 2-car garage, porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2V4 Employee benefits include paid ar spills out in the urine, MANCHESTER equipped eat-in kichen, air year ’round. Near lake, good holidays; pension plan; com is done in diabetics. Situation Wantad 38 Tpke., Manchester. near Robertson School. LARGE 7-room custom built NEW (tolonials - Built by Mak large screened porch, rec room baths, field stone fireplalace. vacation, sick leave, pension since the kidney’s filtering CHARLES Apartments — East Built by fishing and hunting area. Phone plete insurance plan. (NtWSPAPtR ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Appliances, carpet, private conditioned, 6 closets, storage Ranch, 2^ baths, 4 fireplaces, Construction, Inc. All city JUST LISTCO and sundeck, on large scenic om, large plan, a complete insurance mechanism is set to elimin basement, IVk baths, no pets. 643-5402. -car garage, many extra utilities on deep lots mopane windows, on IM acres Employees’ credit union WILL BABYSIT days in my CORN, beans, squash, U&R HOUSING CORP. area and laundry facilities. 2 . , $37,500. lot, conveniently situated, close I. (m 1% I plan, and employees’ credit un ate accumulations of sugar $195. Security required, 643- features, professionally witn 10 mile view. $48,500. available. home. Top of Main Street area. cucumbers, onions and apples. Townhouse, It^ baths, all 1 and 2-bedroom luxury (toll today, they won’t last at ISix^room Cape, largi to shoppbg and schools. Oc ion. above this level. If you lose Send your queitiont lo Dr. Lamb, 4072. WEST Beach, Westbrook. For application and Job descrip $1 an hour. Call 646-6329. 21 Angel Street, Manchester. appliances, two air- ALL UTILITIES PAID landscaped, wooded double lot this price. Philbrick Agency, Ijalousied porch, 1V4 bato, cupancy July 30, $35,900. For Philhrick Agency, Realtors, too much sugar in the urine, in care of thii newspaper, P.O. Box ...... iiV .. conditioners, heat, hot water, apartments. Features wall-to- Small cottage, available August Applicants should be no less tion appiy to PERSONAL S21S in prime executive area. A Realtors, 6464200. Igarage and shed. $31,900. apjxibtm entcaU647-9903,week M6-1200 Jh T v i oo you begin to lose weight, be 1551, Kadio City Sfolion, New York, storage. Basement garage, wall carpeting, vanity tile, SIX-ROOM Duplex apartment 18th-25th, $90 weekly. Call 643- meticulously cared for home. liOOKING for permanent Household Goods 01 Mon ponyceYii^ ^ 9. 644-2458, 228-0103 days,' 9-5..Evening an d •••••••••••••••••••••••■•••• than 21 nor more than 32 years OFFICE, Municipal Building, cause the calories in the food N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr, Lamb's $230. Charles baths, built-in oven, range, with garage. %curity dejxisit 0136. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, MANCHESTER - Executive weekoids 8764763. of age, a citizen of b e United 41 (tonter Street, Manchester, converted to blood glucose bookkeming jobs to do in my . D. J. Hanry Company •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wantad-Raal Batata 77 booklet on cholesterol, send 50 c tn li 9644, 646^)800. dishwasher, refrigerator and and lease required. Adult fami 643-1108. Ranch, prestige neighborhood. M. H. PALMER States and in good physical con Connecticut. are lost through the kidneys. home. Call 649-9273, 8-6 p.m. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Apartmant Bulldinga- to the same address and ask for ranges, automatic washers disposal, electric heat, 2 air. ly preferred. Call 649-0582 Custom-built for present owner 643"6321,829-2479 MANCHESTER-Glastonbury — BELLING your home or dition. , Closing date for filing is Mon The kidneys need water to "Cholesterol'' booklet. conditioners, glass sliding between 5 4 p.m. For Sala 70 OWNER — Spacious Colonial, with all the amenities. Central WOMAN with 21 month old with guarantees. See them at B. EAST HARTFORD - Four- Just over the Une. Stunnbg acreage? For prompt friendly Appiicants wiii be required to day, July 30, 1973. Manchester fieldstone fireplaced living air-conditioning, Pella T ^ - daughter needs job desperately. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main doors, all, large rooms. Full room apartment, Mayberry five-bedroom (tobiUal in m b i service, call Louis Dimock pass written and oral 95 WEST Middle Tpke. - 4% MANCHESTER - 4-family room, formal dining room, mopane windows and doors Experienced in work such as St., Call 643-2171. NOW RENTING basement storage area, ample Village. No pets. S^urity. $115. condition with closets and con Realty, 649-9823. examinations, a physical room Duplex, heat, hot water, brick, 4-car garage, good in large eat-in kitchen, 3 throughout. First-floor fa ^ ly MANCHESTER — Immaculate veniences for the large family. housekeeping, babysitting and Tha Naw parking. Starting at $175. Phone 528t0430. . . . , examination, and agiiity and electric stove and refrigerator, come builder. Hayes Agency, bedrooms, rec room rooin^. 2 stone fireplaced, 214 starter Cape, premium Center hall, gormet kitchen Notices State Gasoline maid. Willing to learn new CARPETS — Wholesale to you Handy to shopping, schools, ALL CASH for your property dexterity exambatidns. HOMESTEAD PARK VILUGE garage. Available August 1st. 6464131. professionally, landscaped baths, rec room. Call today to wall/wall carpeting, fireplace with all the built-ins, spacious trades. Must have furnished at our warehouse. The Carpet ANDOVER— Five-room apart w ib b 24 hours.s. Avoid red_____ tape. Liquor Permll By Damato bus and religious facilities. Call 649-2865. fenced ya/rd, enclosed inspect this q^ lity built home with mirror in Uving room, lots Applications and position living quarters. Call Edith at Merchants, 1310 Tolland T^ke., ment, stove, refrigerator, no family room with fireplace, instant service. Hayes Agency, Notlcr of Appllratlon Model apartment open for Bualnaaa Proparty- breezeway, garage. 649-1546. in AA zone. Fliilbrick Agency, of storage space, garage, book shelves, and a sliding descriptions are available at Costs To Go Up 742-6480. Manchester. 646-8568. 1& 2 Bedroom Tewnhouses 6460131. This is to give notice that I, George F. pets. Security deposit. $SX)0.643- For Sala 71 excellent location, treed b t. inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' NEWER four-room apartment, Realtors, 6464^. glass door leadbg to a pai^ U y b e Personnel Office, Municipal fU ; fiist Hait- Faaturing: 1408, 7424100. lord luve HIM an appiicaii6n placard^ MOVING — Remington electric and Sunday. Other times by- .heat, hot water, appliances, ful CaU Mrs. Robertson, 646-1117. covered 35’ sundeck. Hand WE WILL buy your house for Building, 41 Center Street, • Self dean range EAST Center Street — Office Hurwit & Simons Realtors. 10 July 1073 with! he Liquor Control Com- Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 typewriter; 2-drawer file appointment. ly carpeted. (Convenient loca WEST Side (tope, 6 rooms, 4 some, durable aluminum Manchester, (tonnecticut. mlialon for a RESTAURANT LIQUOR • Large refrigerator GROVE Street — Rockville. building, originally set-up for Manchester cash. (toU anyume, Hutchins At Least $360,000 cabinets; Duncan phyfe sofa, tion. No pets, $185 monthly, 649- down and 2 up. Wall-to-waU siding. Your tour of inspection Agency, Realtors, 6495324. (Hosing date for fiiing is Mon (Or the sale of alcoholic liquorlqu_ on the • Shag carpeting Pleasant four rooms, second dental office. Waiting room, remliei SO.Oak■■ ■ ■ St., 5t„ MlMancheater. Ilie HARTFORD (AP) - Connec to negotiate for the rest. Hie FOUR female rabbits and cage. like new with slipcover; hutch; Call: 9258. CONDOMINIUM carpeting, fireplace, aluminum MANCHESTER - 7-rooin wUl prove its value b me low day, July 23, 1973. • Odor coHinSnated floor, heat, hot water, garage. receptionist room, two Cape, breezeway, garage. &usineu will______be ownedJied byby Cub M Inc. of ticut will pay at least $360,000 agreement calls for Exxon to Call 647-1794. contemporary artificial storms and screens. Near bus 70’s. Barnett-Bowman, SELLING or Buying. Hagler 130 Glenn Rd., E a it Hartford and wilt be U&R Housing Corp References. 872-9247. operating rooms, spare room, CONDO-VENIENCE fireplace, gateleg table; dinette • FuH private basements TWO-Bedroom apartment, gar Une. $31,000.1%ilbrick Agency, Dining room, fireplace, 4 Realtors, 633-4659. helps aU. Hagler R eal E sbte. conducted by George F. Lamoureux as more this year than last for gas supply the entire amount at the 643-9551 three labs, half-bath, parking WHITE German Shorthairs* cherry taole; dressers, odd • Hook-ups for washer dryer age, security and references, Tennis, swimming, yes. Snow Realtors, 646-4200. bedrooms, partitioned base Ready to serve you. (toU 649 TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD ’ permittee. oline for state motor vehicles. bid price but the state was told BOLTON — Large S^room plus three-room apartment on George F. Lamoureux bred to hunt. Nire and Dame chairs, tables, garden tools. • Private patios t entrances Robert Murdock, Realtor 643-1002. shoveling, lawn mowing, no. ment. Bowers School, bus near SEVEN acre farmette, smaU 7- 6624. EAST HARTFORD Assistant State Purchasing it would be subject to allocation apartment, quiet neighborhood, second floor. $50,000. Philbrick by. City water, sewers, 10 July 1073 trained professionally. Papers, 649-5051. • Walk to shopping & schools 643-9551 carpeting, fireplace, sundeck. Three bedrooms, 2V» baths, CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently room older Cape, 8 ou t CONNECTICUT Director Paul Sullivan said if quantities weren't available, FOUR-Room apartment, with Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. restored. 7 firepbees, summer shrubbed, treed lot. $M,500. buildings, organic gai^en area, $75. 649-2907 after 5 p.m. Modal Apta Open StepHen J. Luchon Jr. R eferences required. $185 central air, all carpeted. SELLING your property? (toll Wednesday. Sullivan said the he said. stove, heat, hot water. kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new Principals only, 6464622,8 a..m. low taxes. CaU now, $35,900. us first. We’ll buy your home Court of Probate 39” ELECTRIC Range, suitable Dally 12 V I Dark diip’t. - 646-5257 monthly, 643-5983. ROUTE 6, Andover, Z'A acres Immediate occupancy. INVITATION state will pay three cents more Sullivan said the state IRISH Setter, 11 months old, Convenient location. Garage. baUis, kitchen. Two-car garage. ^ ^ “°®n, after 6 p.m. Lessenger (to.. Realtors, 649 immedbtely at a fair price, all Diitrict of Mancheater for cottage. Phone 643-7981. commercially zoned land. Call 646-6364. Owner. NOTICE TO CREDITORS per gallon this year for the low received no response the first AKC registered, raised with End of Congress SL Phone 643-2361. $58,900. Philbrick Agency, r***r**yy*T! ...... 8713,...... 1423-9291. cash. CaU Lou Arruda, 644-1539, RfXlKVILLE — 31.4 rooms, 41 Four-unit income property. Priced to Sell Lota-Land For Sala 73 TO BID ESTATE OF DANIEL W. GILBERT lead gas used in most vehicles time it sought bids for the children. Needs good home with off West Mdile Tpke. Realtors, 6484200. Purauant to an order of Hon. William 40” GAS stove with heating un Furnlahad Apartmanta 64 Village Street. Range, Many possibilities. Hayes R E : REPAIR ROOF AT NO. and six cents a gallon more for premium gas. Finally, the Gulf room to run. Call 646-4184. it, very good condition. Calf649- Tel 646-6363, 6434535 or 648-1021 FOUR Room apartment, in two ______o refrigerator, heat, hot water, E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claimi mutt be Agency, 6464131. MORIGAGE Helper — (tomes COVENTRY — One-half acre, ...... 2 FIREHOUSE presented to the fiduciary named betow premium gas used in state Oil Corporation, which supplied 0435 anytime. family house, heated, $175. no pets. $140. Security. 872-3919. on or before October U, 1173 or be STANDARD Poodle, black, THREE-ROOM fqrnished w ib this (tontemporary Ranch. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An Sealed bids will be received police cars. the state last year, bid on the Security. 646-1189. Houses For Sala 72 barred by law. The fiduciary la: male. Five months old. Bw t heated apartment. Private en Owner’s side has 7 room, 1% dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD at be office of be Purchasing Rosalie A. Gilbert The increases will raise the contract, he said. THREE-Piece walnut bedroom Hayes Agency, 8490131. ,, offer, 872-7427. MANCHESTER - Half of 2- trances. Working adults. No Bualnaaa Locatlona- TO SE’TTLE Estate — 6-room baths, formal dining room, A n d o v e r EAST HARTFORD Agent, 740 Main Street, East 171 Ralph Road state’s costs to slightly more He said he thought the reason set, good condition, $100. 643- NYE S’TREET nifty - clean, MANCHESTER - 8-room Mancheater, Conn. pets. Security deposit. Parking. For Rant 67 Colonial with attached garage, sunken living room, den or 4th CONNECTICUT Hartford, (tonn. until Thursday, than 17 cents per gallon for other companies didn’t bid was — 1993 iwo afteraiici 6 o p.m. family, 2-bedroom Duplex, in- heat paid, 2 bedrooms, Colonial with 2-car garage, 04040 GREAT DANE - Male, . . . 643-4860. spacious and well kept. bedroom, plus studio apart MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA seven million gallons of low because they knew their IVi ...... eludes appliances,private base- appliances, carpet, parking, first-floor family room, 4 3-BEDROOM August 2,1973 at 11:00 A.M. and years old. Good with children. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Immediate occupancy. $31,900. ment, 3 rooms and b ab. Over zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- move today. $190. Homefinders bedrooms, IVt baths, and much INVITATION will be publicly opened and r^ d lead and just over 20 cents a supplies would be limited and Reasonable. Call between Mualcallnatrumanta 53 SSth." pluPw: oJuga" ROCKVILLE - Nicely fur- square feet, will divide. For appointment call 647-9903, 1^ acres w ib beautiful view. 900. Helen D. (tole. Realtor, 5^9 fee, $20. 5494980. more. Over 2,500 square feet of RANCH at that time and place for be Court of Probate gallon foT 2.5 million gallons of they weren’t sure they could ac p.m., 647-1112. nished 3Vk-room apartment. Suitable for manufacturing and week days 94. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MLS, 6496666. Dlitrlct of Mancheater FARFISA, combo organ, used Realtor, 646-1021, 6434535. Residential area. Aaults only. living area. Priced in the 50’s. 3-bedroom Ranch on ^ TO BID above mentioned conunodities premium. commodate new customers. SIX ROOM Duplex. Call after 5 warehouse. 1-748-5634. 6464200. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. EAST HARTFORD - Choice RE: FOAM PROCESS 'HRES and service. ESTATE O F VIRGINIA M. TALBOT Total gas costs will be around Sullivan said the contracts WANTED good home for one- °one ® year. Call 643-55^. TTHREE-Room H R E E -R c apartment, p.m. 649-3554. No pets. Security. $160 monthly, $39,900 - 8-ROOM Raised wooded one acre. Very 646-1060. Ranch, 214 baths, 4 bedrooms, building lot, off Burnside Sealed bids will be received Information for bidders, Purauant to an order of Hon. William $1.7 million for the fiscal year were based on the amount of year old German Shepherd •“••••••••••••••••••••••••• appliances. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, PRIN(3ETON Street — 7-room private, very secluded. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claimi muit be , air-conditioner, gas the state used last year. female dog. Call 643-1936. Antiquaa 58 carpeting, basement storage office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- cathedral ceiling, balcony, gar Cape w ib two-full babs, large Avenue, near Manchester Une. at b e office of be Purchasing specifications, proposal and presented to the fiduciary named below that ends next June 30. Manchester m l s ages, trees. Hutchins Agency, Priced to seU. Stanley Agency, Plush carpeting, beamed on or before October l6, 1073 or be The amount needed this year is and laundry facilities, parking, SPRING Street surprise — THREE Room furnished apart 5. 24’ living room, formal dining Agent, 740 Main Street, East contract forms are available at Sullivan said he thought the 649-5324. 6495724. ceilings, $31,900. barred by law. The fiduciary is: state would be able to obtain all likely to be more, however, PEMBROOKE Welsh Corgis, COMMODE, oak desk chair, near shopping and bus, first- spacious, heat paid, 3 bedroom, ment, near shopping and bus NEW LISTING room, screened porch off Hartford, (tonn. until Thursday, be office of the Purchasing Roger W. Talbot AKC registered, males, .. $75 one-gallon crock, decanters, floor, $175 per month, heat and appliances, basement, 2-car line. Parking available, no pets. 466 MAIN STREET - Building kitchen, rear yard completely August 2,1973 at 9:30 A.M. and Agent, 740 Main Street, East 64 Benton Street gasoline it needs. because the state has several Bteat the heat in this centrally MANCESTER — Immaculate 3 Manchester, Conn. each. One fluff, $50. Phone large milk can, square oak hot water included. Call Peter parking. $230. Homefinders fee Call 649-12OT. for any business, office, or com fenced. One-car garage. Shaded will be pubUcIy opened and read Hartford. "Exxon (the company that new vehicles that don’t get as mercial use, near Center. Call air conditioned contemporary bedroom, 2 family, quiet area, llatsifM Ms Ml fM ISM hiM 04040 537-1627. table, rocking chair, odds and man, Realtor, 649-9404. $20. 5494980. lot. $34,900. PhilbricK Agency, WARREN E. at that time and place for be will supply the low lead gas) good gas mileage as older 646-2426, 9-5 p.ni. double garage, 2Vii baths, 2 new ftr • iu j IWr i ... evM fir |ud The right is reserved to reject ------ends, 872-2225. ------—______UTILIITIES Paid - One- Split in Forest Hills location. Realtors, 6464200. says it will try to do all it can to models, he said. furnaces, all appliances, above mentioned commodities any or all, or any part of any or AFGHAN, twowTvvr jyears w u a o \/AU|old, AKC, MANCHESTER — 6-rooms, 3- FIVE ROOM apartment, brand bedroom, appliances, parking, Floor-to-ceiling stone HOWLAND Court of Probate Aaswir le PrtyloM hml* and service. all bids when such action is supply us,” he said. He also said that after lear blackhinnif andanri silverciiiio,. female,r,,r..,oia $150!*icft •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedrooms, garage, adults, no new, first floor. Woodland furnished attractively MANCHESTER 10,000 square fireplace in living room, for gorgeous grounds, high 40’s. REALTORS 84S-110B District of Manchester Information for bidders, deemed to be for b e best in NOTICE TO CREDITORS “We’ve let the various agen ning it would be subject to Call 646-6343. Wantad to Buy 58 pets, occupancy August 1st. Street. $ ^ monthly, utilities throughout. $32 per week. feet industrial space, ^lly mal dining room, eat-in Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, 846- Farmer's M arket sprinklered, loading docks, of 3 m , 649-5524. specifications, proposal and terest of b e Town of East Hart ESTATE OF EMANUEL L. cies know it is in the best in allocation by Exxon the state $130. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, extra. Security deposit, no pets. Homefinders fee $20. 549-6980. kitchen with built-ins, 4 SOLOMON WANTED — Antique furniture, fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- contract forms are available at ford. terest of the state if they curtail reviewed its gas usage for the 646-2440. . 643-1425. bedrooms with full bath in ACSOSS (HawaU) Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 0131. MANCHESTER - 4-rooms, 2 E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claim i must be use (of motor vehicles) to a past three years and asked for ...... glass, pewter, oil paintings or ONE room furnished apart SF eriia be office of be Purchasing TOWN OF master suite, family room, king size bedrooms, large 1 Potherb presented to the fiduciary namedni below LIva Stock 42 antique items. Any quan- 41’4 ROOMS, second floor, heat, FIRST-Floor, 2-bedroom, ment, includes heat and 4 Floating Agent, 740 M ab Street, East EAST HARTFORD minimum,” he added. an additional 250,000 gallons. laundry room with half bath, modern kitchen, ceramic tile GAitidiolSr on or before October 12, 10731473 or be ------tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, gao,gas, ..m hot v»aiei water. No children or appliances, heat paid, parking, MANCHESTER 4,000 plus leefrtalla SDeed HEBRON — A real value! Hartford. John W. Torpey barred by law. The fiduciary la: Sullivan said Exxon was the But the company wouldn’t square feet store-building for lavishly appointed throughout, bath, excellent condition, large 6 Comforting Sanol J . Solomon WORK W anted in South Oakland Street. pets. 649-4068. washer-dryer, young couples. 13 Otalgia Three-bedroom, aluminum The right is reserved to reject Purchasing Agent only company that bid on the agree, he said. Manchester, Glastonbury area ...... •»•••••••••••••••••• lease. Huge paved parking 2-car garage, extras, city lot. Priced for immediate sale. 7 Rabble sided ranch on a beautiful 19 Robert Road $185. Homefinders fee, $20. 549- 14Waxtern any or all, or any part of any or Manchester, Conn. low lead contract. Normally Sullivan said the contracts Rooma Without Board 59 ' MANCHESTER - Complete! area. Prime location in town utilities. Char-Bon Agency, 6434683. cattleihaw 8 Southern, 200x290’ lot, huilt-in oven, around stables and bams. Will 6980. 90-7. conitellation all bids when such action is 04040 two or three firms would have were let prior to the reimposi trade for horse boarding. 643- renovated 5-room ap ^ m ent, FURNISHED three-room ef with highway access. Hayes IS lauge plate range, ceramic tiled bath, IG ESroisMry 9 Domestic deemed to be for b e best in TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD bid, he said. tion of federal price controls 0997. THE THOMPSON H ou se- Cot stove, refrigerator, heat, air- ficiency, first fioor, carpeting Agency, 6464131. WE HAVE a beautiful 8-room swine natural woodwork, extra insula FOUR-ROOMS 50 Birch Street, JSSJBY 17PemlnIns terest of b e Town of East Hart EAST HARTFORD At that Exxon, which June 15. The state currently is tage St., centrally located, conditioning and hot water in Manchester, First-floor. and parking included. No pets. Aaal Estate Sirvicas C!olonial Cape, in the Rockledge 10 Arabian gulf tion, garage. Room for garden, Court of Probate, District of Manchester large, pleasantly furnished PROFESSIONAL office, area. Impossible to describe, it Gppellation U City in silkworm 51 Persian ford. CONNECTICUT NOTICE OF HEARING supplied the state last year, buying both premium and low BEAU Meadow Farms — cluded, on bus line, 646-1180. Mature couple, qo children, $165 menthly, 646-5200. 289"4331 18 Redact pool or bob. (Hean, wholesome rooms,, parking. Call 649-2358, beautiful, spacious. Excellent must seen. Items like an Nevada 32 Diving bird tentmakar abiosphere. IJuick occupancy. TOWN OF ESTATE OF FRANCIS JOSEPH only bid on one-third of the lead gas at the pre-freeze price Offers riding and jumping after 5:30 p.m., 6494987. 20 Numbers GRANATO for overnight and permanent Houaaa lor Rant "English Tavern” rec room, an (ab.), 12 Periods 35 Bullfighter S3 Early invadar Belfiore Agency, 647-1419 EAST HARTFORD INVJTATION state’s request but was willing of just over 14 cents a gallon. lessons. Horses boarded, 2V4 ROOM apartment, includes 85 19 That thing 38 Attempt of Great Pursuant to an order of Ho. William E. guest rates. facilities, parking. Reasonable “in-law” suite, completely air- FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 13, 1973 a pasture, trails, two rings, hunt heat and appliances, $150 per 21Correbtivw 22Sturdy tree 40 Armed Britain John W. Torpey MANCHESTER - 7 room of neither bearing will be held on an application course, 646-1175. month. Older couple preferred. HILLSIDE Haven — Luxury, 1- SIX room house, 3 bedrooms, rent. 6491^, 6M ^9. conditioned, the landscaping. 24 Seine conflict . 55 Elevator ANDOVER— Historical Daniel Purchasing Agent TO BID Colonial, 2V4 tiled baths, Call, we are ready to go. T. J. 23Numbw praying for auUiority to compromiae and PLEASANT furnished room for Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 2 bedrooms, appliances, wall- 1 % car garage, security 25 Delicacy 43Putretective inventor White Inn, 200-year old R E : 'FOUR DOOR settle a doubtful and diiputed claim in working man. Inquire 4 Pearl plastered walls, range, dis Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 25 Leader 26 Afresh 45W an ^ SSLecerate 4535. to-wall carpeting, dishwasher, deposit, references required. 29 Drive off (tolonial, currently being u s^ HARDTOP SEDAN favor of said estate against Vincent A. 27(bnifer 47 Greek letter 57 H i^ cards Bedner of Somers, Connecticut as in said St., Manchester. air, heat paid, parking. From $230 monthly. 228-3278. hwasher, garbage cfisposal, 33 Cuckoo as investment property. Sealed bids will be received Articlaa tor Sala 45 C o n v e n i e n t extra large 2-car garage, 9 zone MANCHESTER - 8-room 28 Girl’s name 49 Brazilian 59 Greenland CommerciaUy zoned. CaU for application on file more fully appears, at MANCHESTER Gardens — 2 $175-$195. Homefinders fee KO. blackbird 30RawsOk macaws KyUnyi at the office of the Purchasing the Oiurt of Probate on August 13, 1973 ROOM for rent, private home, hot water oil.heat, city utilities. Colonial on dead-end, street, 34 Arctic details, Hayes Agency, 6460131. bedroom Duplexes, lots of 5494980. 88-15. BOLTON Notch, 3-room weight 50 Greek 61 Chemical Agent, 740 Main Street, East at 10:00 a.m. SALEM ALUMINUM sheets used as nice home for someone away winterized cottage, 1-223-4460. Built by Ansaldi. Near Martin with two-car garage, first-floor SlA an m commune suffix INVITATION Madeline B. Zierbarth, Gerk lawn, quiet neighborhood, walk H ^ o r d , (tonn. until Thursday, printing plates, .007 thick, from home. References to shopping, $169 monthly in- MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) School. Charles Lesperance, family room, 4 bedrooms.. V 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 6497620. Exterior is aluminum siding tagredient r " r " n r n r r r IT IT IT August 2,1973 at 9:00 A.M. and required. 643-6745. cludes heat, hot water and Modern four rooms, including HOUSE — 4-rooms, appliances, Downtown trCaavaa COVENTRY — Immaculate Phone 643-2711. and brick, priced in the mid Cape, aluminum siding, TO BID will be publicly opened and read Court of Probate, District of Mancheater TREASURES TRINKETS TRASH parking. Superintendent, 646- heat, hot water, carpeting, carpet, yard, parking, porch. ahdter li u NOTICE OF HEARING The Manchester Board of ROOM for gentleman, kitchen appliances, storage, parking. Good for lazy days. $145. MANCHESTER — Six-room 50’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 39Saiaa II exceUent condition, 3 bedrooms at that time and place for the ESTATE OF WH.UAM E. HILL, an 190 f^aipn Rd., Manenester NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 privileges. Washer-dryerj air- $1W monthly. 649-2871,64648K. Homefinders fee $ . 54949M. OFFICE Ranch, IVh baths, built-ins, . vegetabka Hii and den, ivivate yard. Low Education seeks bids for an above mentioned commodities incapable peraon 20 Purauant to an order of Hon. William (Radwood Farm araa - oH Hlllatown Road) cents each. Inquire side door, conditioning. Phone 643-5^. 86-33. aluminum siding, city utilities. 41Riw(Sp.) f r 11 II taxes. CaU Mrs. Forester, 649 Aluminum Canopy and for and service. $34,900. Hayes Agency, 646^131. 42Pitdieri^ E . FitzGerald, Judge, d a M July 13,1973 July 21-22, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Manchester Evening Herald. CAMPFIELD Street cookie — Main Street loca- 1117, Hurwit & Simons Replacing Combustion Information for bidders, a bearing will be held on an application 44 Native of 21 Realtors. praying (or aulborUy to aell certain real EXCELLENT furnished room A P A R TM iN T (]lean, economical, one-room SIX room older house, 3 Manchester $27,900. Heoea Chambers. Sealed proposals specifications, proposal and ANTIQUES — Carved love seat, carved corner chair, pair DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 for responsible gentleman, efficiency, nice yard, parking. bedrooms, nice condition. On tion ideal for at CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 r estate aa in said application on fUe more 6-ROOM CAPE .46 Oriental coin a a 7T ■ a IT wUl be received nntU July 31, contract forms are available at fully appears, a t the Court of Probate on matching tiffany style glass shades, cut glass, china, snow yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, private entrance, near center. RENTAL OFFICE torney or small acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 49Ekwdi BOLTON — Lovely 6 itxMn, 3 Only $25 per week. bus line. $275 per month. Paul 1973 unUl 3:30 p.m. at which the office of the Purchasing July 27, 1973 a t 11:00 a.m. people figurines, tilt-top table, Iron bed, etc. sand, stone, pool and patio 649-6896, 647-1145. We have a large variety of beamed ceiling, garages, view. Here is a good buy for a fami 49Bi»tle a 14 bedroom Ranch w ib in-ground Madeline B. Ziebarth, Gerk Homefinders fee $20. 5494980. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. business. time bey will be publicly sand, 643-9504. deluxe one and two-bedroom, Hutchins Agency, 6495324. ly seeking their first home. 3 52 InsactTa larval swinuning pool. Prop«w sur Agent, 740 Main Street, East SPECIALTY ITEMS — 1967 Dodge Dart, very low mileage, 88-26. 4/ atage 71 » it opened. The right is reserved to 238 CHARTER Oak Street - apartments and townhouses' Out of Town- or 4 bedrooms, aluminum rounded by hedges, shrubs, Hartford. new tires, excellent Condition. Old fashioned tiffany style Reasonable ren MANCHESTER — Three fami MHntefaeaat a reject any and all bid s. The right is reserved to reject SCREENED loam, gravel, Room suitable for working throughout Manchester. Ren FOUR-ROOM apartment, For Rant 88 storms and screens, garage, 56 Forgive trees. Low 30’s aiid worth it. Court of Probate diamond ring. Old fur coats. Curved top trunk. tal includes heat. ly central location, separate Mr. Negro, BeUiore Agency, Specificaitons and bid forms District of Mancheater processed gravel, sand, stone, gentleman, private entrance, tal office open daily from 9-5, appliances, parking. $180 deep treed backyard with out GOSmtete 41 any or aU, or any part iff any or BARGAINS — Good used furniture, toys, books, records, and fill. George H. Griffing, An no cooking, $17 weekly. 649- mrnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- 647-1413. may be secured at the Business NOTICE TO CREDITORS other times by appointment. monthly, security. 646-8243. EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe Call Mr. Dwyer. door barbeque and privacy. 62 Violin maker w all bids when such action is ESTATE OF BERNICE ALLEN kitchenware, small appliances, picture frames, old but dover, 742-7886. 1746. 4 (A room heated Townhouse 900. Hayes Agency, 6490131. GSFtign Office, 45 N. School Street, deemed to be for the best in CHAPPELL 649-5306. Ignoiauceaf W tons, curtains, linens, camping equipment, sports equip DANDY double — Yard for apartment. Two bedrooms, iVi 5T “ ANDOVER - $28,900. Five- Manchester, (tonnecticut. Ray Pursuant to an order oi Hon. William MUITO DITEmSES, M L .. MIeepinnaele »■ 91' terest of the Town of East Hart E . FilziOerald, Judge, all claim s must be ment, old jewelry, old music (vocal, piano, strings), TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for ROOM for responsible working k id s, 2-bedroom double, baths,' private basement, dis THREE-FAMILY, newly room Ranch, 3 bednxmu, 2 2404 Nn $Ms l i , Muidwitor B&W«« 65 Loras of hair mond E . Demers, Business ford. presented to the fiduciary named below glassware, clothing. covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 man, quiet, private entrance, hwasher, disposal, stove, renovated throughout, good in B" H baths, eat-in kitchen, fireplace on or before October (4 , 1973 or be appliances, parking, dryer, 646-1700 The BARROWS & WALLACE CO. • Manager TOWN OF cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- reasonable. 709 Main St., 649- $40-1021 . vestment or home with income. DOWN In Uving room/ large deep lot barred by law. The fiduciary la: No pravlawa $iw). Homefinders fee, $20. 549- refrigerator. One child. $200. Realtors — M I^ j IT BT 6587. ISodalunit Sincerely, EAST HARTFORD Gerald A. Cbappell 1354. 6980. 87-9. 528-5QU. Ray Lima, Hutchins Agency, Manchester Parfcade — 64M IN . M with trees, 18x13’ covered Rain Data July 28-29 6495324. ® ' I Bteepalope patio. Immediate occupancy. Raymond E . D em ers Johh W. Torpey 474 No. Main S t m t (HiwwAKa ntnanisi assn,) Manchester, Conn. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 6&2121. Iciness Manager Purchasing Agent 04040 \ ■ / PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. July 19. 1873 South Windsor Manchester Columbia Hospital Printing Firm Notes Proposal Would Relax Discharged Wednesday: Zone Rules for Sheds Charles F. Yurkshot, 59 Russell MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1073- VOL. XCII, No. 246 IHanchesler—A City of Villnge Charm To Build Here St.; Elmer E. Watson, 1344 TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Ellington Rd., South Windsor; VIRGINIA CARLSON the sale of goods, wares or other merchandise. A 15,000 square foot printing The commission is ioaning Joseph A. Chaves, 89 Bisseil Correspondent During the last month there plant, estimated to cost |300,- 115,000 to the South Windsor St.; Edward W. Menzel, East Tel. 2284224 have been instances of in 000, wiii be constructed in Sou^ dustriai and Development Cqrp. Hartf(»d; Clara C. Noonan, 12 A proposal to relax zoning dividuals going door-to-door Windsor, at Newberry Rd. and which, after adding a iike Jensen St.; George D. Murray, regulations concerning the selling without a permit. Rt. 5. amount of its own locaily raised 189 School St.; Adaline Carlin, erection of metal tool or The permit or license ob The new building will be funds, will re-loan the money to 45 Lenox St.; Joseph M. Cap- storage sheds not on permanent tained applies to all individuals, erected by the Standard Prin Standard Printing. puccio, 512 Taylor St.; Susan G. foundations has been 'made to EconomicBoom whether self-employed or ting Co., founded in 1925 in The rest of the |300,000, Bums, 83 Princeton St. •' ■ the Planning and Zoning Com % employed by a firm, Hai^ord. The company plans expiained the governor’s offlce, Also, Gynthia J. Anderson, 2 mission by building official include an in c a s e in its pre is being suppiied by Society for Rau St., Rockville; Thomas R. Sam Pescatello. partnership, corporation or in sent employrodnt force of 23. Savings, the Connecticut Bank King, 300B Green Rd.; A number of requests fw dividual. Gov. Thoinas Meskill an & Trust Co. and the Federal Geraldine M. Blakeslee, 72 variances for rear and side Once a person applies for a nounced ^ a y that, as part of a Small Business Administration. Essex St.; Sandra P. Whlchard yards has been made to the licoise, he must wait five days Slowing Down continuing state program to The governor noted, “Tlie and son. East Hartford; David ' 0 Zoning Board of Appeals due to unless the waiting period is develop jobs, the Connecticut Connecticut Development Com » ; a. the “stiff regulations,” accor waived by the First Selectman. Johnson, Enfield; Dieterle WASHINGTON (AP) - The But it was clear from what of annual rate of 2.6 per cent from De^el(^ment Commission has mission has cooperated with ding to Pescatello. ’The license fee is $2 for one ficials said slowing the growth baby boy, 120 Maple St.; Jen nation’s economic growth ficials said that major features April through June, the lowest Completed a financial pa'ckqge the Small Business Administra The proposal for an amend day and $10 for periods of up to rate is one of the requirements nifer M. Keeney, 118 McKee slowed in the second quarter, as of the proposed regulations will quarterly increase since the for construction of the printing tion in this type of program for ment to the regulations would one year. Licenses are effective for lowering inflation later. St.; Yolande G. Socquet,'772 the administration wanted in its be retained, including fourth quarter of 1970. plant. the past eight years.” reduce the rear and side yards from 8 a.m. on the day of William N. Walker, general Pleasant Valley Rd., South 'tJSa campaign to curb inflation, but provisions to require large The ^owth of 8.7 per cent in counsel to the Cost of Living Windsor. to a minimum of ten feet. issuance to 8 p.m. on the date of the rate of braking was a little firms with inflation problems to expiration. ^ ' the previous quarter was one of Council, said that after Aug. 12 Also, Herbert B. Chenery, Current regulations call for 50 too fast for government absorb some of their increased the highest since Korean War feet rear yard and 25 feet for The ordinance exempts lodal there will be ceiling prices on Storrs; Yvette R. Pihl, 40 Brent economists. costs rather than translate years. gasoline, home heating oil, and South Windsor Rd.; Timothy A. Boucher, 8 side yard. residoits from paying the fee The administration Thursday them all into price hikes as well as children under 16 The economic figures were diesel fuel and that these Marjorie Lane, Vernon; There would be a form which released additional details of its The regulations would allow years of age who are residents. contained in the preliminary ceilings will be subject to Richard S. Balboni, 342 would have to be signed and Phase 4 planning, including companies to pass on cost in ZBA Request quarterly report on the Gross’ periodic review. Hackmatack St.; Lucille B. Notarized by abutting neighbors proposed ceiling price creases only on a dollar-for- National Pr^uct, a measure which would be yalid for a five- Eugene and Stella Dente of As announced by President 2 Housing Grant McBride, 2 Parker S t; Donna regulations for gasoline that dollar basis, which measn that ment of the value of the coun year period. This would have to Rt. 87 will ask the Zoning Board Nixon Wednesday, the freeze is M. Prouty, 36 Durkin St.; could force rollbacks of gas as costs increased profit try’s total output of goods and be presented to the building of- of Appeals for permission to lifted from all food products, Marlene E. Rolfe, 340 oline prices in some areas by percentages would be reduced. services. except beef, but will remain Denial Upsets Hackmatack St., Krystal A. fical before a permit would be operate an art gallery in a bam Aug. 12. This cost absorption require f i : The report also showed that over most other sectors of the Jarvis, 249 Plymouth Lane, issued. on their property, according to The next big economic an ment, which will trim profits, is The proposal will be William Lambert, Z^A chair inflation continued to soar vir economy until Aug. 12. The Bolton; Patricia M. Spencer, 53 nouncement is expected next said to be the major feature tually unchecked in the second current ceiling prices on beef Mayor Classman Grove St. presented at a public hearing in man. A public hearing will be week when the government that makes Phase 4 tougher August. conducted ’Tueulay at 7:30 p.m. quarter, increasing to a 6.8 per will be lifted ^ p t. 12. likely will reveal a tough new; tjian previous control cent annual rate from the 6.1 Dunlop said complaints about Permits Needed in Yeomans Hall. program for allocation oj programs. In a letter to Gov. Thomas would have covered the original Luther and Rachael Buell will rate of the first three months of possible freeze violations, or 0 Back In Action Town Clerk Rita Cloutier said petroleum products. Tbe Commerce Department $60,000 deficit between the 1973. Phase 4 violations after Aug. 12 Meskill, Mayor Abraham Clarification that pwmits are needed to ask permission to use their An announcement bad been reported Thursday that the state’s grant of $465,000 and the Mel Dinklage Jr., 11, of Overland Park, Kan., whose rif^t leg was amputated below the Even though inflation should be reported to local of Glassman has expressed disap vend, hawk, peddle or solicit property on Erdoni Rd. as a expected this week, but sources country’s economy grew at an low bid. knee last January to prevent a cancerous tumor from spreading, demonstrates his strong remained high, government of fices of the Internal Revenue pointment on behalf of the town Several townspeople atten building lot. said the administration still had Glassman credited the feeling that “I want to be a part of the action.” He hopes to be playing tackle football in the Service. that the state "Did not see fit to ding Monday night’s seminar not decided how much of the Housing Authority, the add the required |Z5,000 grant explaining the merger of the fall with his sixth grade class team. (AP photo) allocation program should be to complete the town’s first architects and the Department Capitol Region Council of mandatory and how much elderly housing project. of Community Affairs Governments (CRCOG) and the should remain voluntary. technicians with effecting cer “Despite the many efforts of Capitol Region Planning Agen Prince Charles To Visit Portsmouth Cost of Living Council Chair the town manager, the Sou& tain material changes to reduce cy (CRPA) have demonstrated Consumer Prices man John T. Dunlop said the the deficit from the $60,000 to some confusion as to an article Windsor Housing Authority and expressed the wish that the expect that he will attend some Phase 4 regulations issued Bicycle Drag Chutes $25,000. published in ’Tuesday’s Herald. PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) other local officials, this grant Prince of Waies’ naval career of the celebration functions Thursday stiU are tentative, was denied to us and the town Glassman requested the Dana Hanson, executive — The Prince of Wales, heir to, should be as normal as possible, during the period when he has and he invited puelic comment It’s biking with a flair for John Lemelin, 41 Teresa Dr. For was forced to use locai funds in governor to personally review director of CRCOG, claimed the British throne, will visit and I must, therefore, make it liberty.” sailing down the street. “They drag a little,” he confessed, before July 31. They are to take that extra lift while riding, 11-year-old John stringed order to see this project the decision of the DCA and to that the state could not con- Portsmouth during’ the city’s clear that he will have no of Continue Upward although he said that half the fun was making them. The prince, eldest son of 350th anniversary celebration effect Aug. 12 at the end of the become a reality,” Glassman hopefully act favorably on deiim land belonging to the ficial capacity during fte visit plastic garbage bags to his bike and launched them while (Herald photo by Klemens) next month. Queen Elizalwth II and the current 64day price freeze. „ said. South Windsor’s request for ad Town of Manchester. and no official duties to per Duke of Edinborough, has been Prince Charies is serving as a WASHINGTON (AP) - tighter Phase 2 controls which but was two-tenths of one per Glassman referred to the ditional funds. His argument for this claim form.” in the Royal Navy about two lieutenant on the Frigate Higher retail prices for food, the Nixon administration lifted cent less than the March in Shelton Housing Authority was ]>as^ upon the “advisory Naider added, however, “I years. Playground Events H.M.S. Minerva that will pay a fuels and hou^old services in January. crease. After seasonal adjust Which he said received an ad nature” of CRCOG. He shoved the cost of living up President Nixon’s new Phase ment, the June increase was ditional grant in the amount of ’The South Windsor Public repeatedly stated that courtesy call from the Carib Penn Central Liquidation bean Aug. 13-19th and dock at seven-tenths of one per cent in 4 economic controls lifted the six-tenths of one per cent, the 1180,000 for its 40 units, and Library in conjunction with the CRCOG’s function was to June before President Nixon freeze on food immediately and same as^in the previous two Recreation Department, will the Portsmouth Naval STORMS questioned what rationale was “enhance the capabilities of froze prices, the government on most other sectors of the months. sponsor a puppet show and Shipyard. used in approving that request governments on a multi-town said today. It marked the fifth economy Aug. 12. This is Sharply higher prices for gas Ground Rules To Be Set while South Windsor’s was story hour as part of the town’s basis,” thus implying that the (^ d r. Michael Nalder of the M anchester straight month of sharply expected to bring even higher oline—the third consecutive earnings “will be unwarranted rejected. playground program. state had no jurisdiction over Royal Navy said at a news con Cloudy with showers and WASHINGTON (AP) - An the liquidation plan when offers ference today, ‘"The Queen has higher consumer prices. prices in the months ahead. month—and a big jump in fuel Interstate Commerce (^mmis- and contrary to the public in of federal assistance did not J He said the state’s argument The puppet show, “Caspar Manchester’s property. thunderstorms likely toni^t The big gains were again led The seven-tenths of one per oil prices were mainly responsi terest if and when Penn Central concerning South Windsor was and the logician,” will be However, Stan Ostrinsky, and Saturday. The low tonight sion administrative law judge materialize. U.S. District Court by higher grocery store prices cent increase in the June Con ble for a six-tenths of one per Watergate ... ceases any or all of its that other towns came within presented at the Orchard Hill who attended the seminar, in the mid to upper 60s and the will announce next week the Judge John P. Fullam, who is SAVINGS which rose 1.7 per cent in June sumer Price Index was one- cent hike in the nonfood com WASHINGTON (AP) - railroad operations.” their original allocations. He School playground July 24 at 10 explained that the state could, high Saturday in the low 70s. timetable and ground rules for presiding over the rail giant’s Earn up-to and were nearly 16 per cent tenth of one per cent higher modity index. The government Former Asst. Atty. Gen. The Penn Central, America’s said the l^elton case seemed to a.m. The puppeteers are in fact, take over such areas as HOUSE PAINTINGl Precipitation probability is 60 hearings on the Penn Central reorganization, forwarded that higher than a year ago. than in May. This matched in called this larger than nortnal Robert C. Mardian faced largest railroad, is about $2.7 contradict this argument. members of the library staff, Laurel Lake. Exterior and Interior per cent tonight and 70 per cent railroad’s proposal to liquidate liquidation plan to the ICC for &. LOAN Fruits and vegetables rose 4.9 creases in February and April for this time of the year. further questioning today about Itself. billion in debt. It says it loses hearings. Mrs. Wilma Hawkins, Therefore, Hanson was mere Saturday. The South W ii^ r project Experienced and Reliable| per cent last month, the his Watergate story, which con $600,000 each day operating its children’s librarian; Mrs. Ann Winds will be southwesterly Judge Paul J. Clerman grant amounted to |15,500 per ly implying that the state could sharpest jump since a 5.6 per flicts with the testimony of at 1,300 freight and 1,450 The ICC is not bound to ap unit while Shelton’s amounted Noordendorp and Mrs. Ann take over the property throu^ V8T) Reisoiabla at 10 miles per hour or less adjourned a four-day cent increase in December least five other witnesses preconference hearing passenger trains in 16 stotes prove the plan. It may reject it, U to $17,500, Glassman explained. Wilcox, library assistants. The his argument concerning “the tonight and northeasterly Fr«« EstimaUs 1971. before the Senate Watergate Thursday by announcing he will and two Canadian provinces. modify it or substitute a He said if South Windsor had puppets were made by Mrs. advisory nature” of the council. Saturday at 10 to 15 m.p.h. Coventry Man The Bureau of Labor committee. not make his decisions public The railroad is being proposal of its own. Likewise, received the additional $2,000 Hawkins. It is a fact that the state can Sunday’s outlook — showers 568-3117 Statistics said last month’s cost Mardlan’s testimony was in until late next week. rorganized under bankruptcy Judge Fullam, may reject or per unit in its grant, that this On July 25 at the Pleasant condemn Laurel Lake. ending with the skies remaining of living figures were collected terrupted several times laws, but trustees submitted modify the ICC’s final decision. Valley Playground, favorite cloudy and the temperatures The preconference dis before the 60Klay price freeze Thursday afternoon as the cussions, in which lawyers for American, Japanese and cool. went into effect June 13. Dies In Accident Senate panel dealt with a hoax all parties presented their Chinese folktales will be Fee Schedule Consumer prices rose during telephone call that led Chair views and proposed how far the featured. Children will be en Anchorage 70 59 William Edwards, 35, of traveling north and apparently the five months of the largely man Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., hearings should go, produced For Cemeteries couraged to participate in ^ e Chicago 87 74 Depot Rd., Coventry, was killed failed to negotiate a sharp President Nixon voluntary Phase 3 economic to believe the President had several surprises. interpretation of the tales and Denver 75 56 instantly Thursday night when curve near the Fox and Coon L Effective Aug. 8 freezing containers, canning jars; Orlando 93 74 controls at a seasonally Club. He struck, head on, a car agreed to surrender Watergate- Penn Central trustee Jarvis will be shown a variety of orien his motorcycle collid^ with a related tape recordings of Manchester’s new fee San Diego 73 )4 adjusted rate of 8.3 per cent, driven by Denise Jones of Langdon told Judge Clerman on Leaves Hospital tal objects. The storyteller will lids, blanchers and canners... car on Daly Rd., Coventry. presidential conversations. schedule for cemeteries will Washin^n 96 75 compared to a jump of 3.6 per Morin Ave., Coventry. Police Wednesday that the railroad be Mira. Noordendorp. cent under the 14 months of Police said Edwards was The White House insisted that WASHINGTON (AP) - fulness” that he said deeply become effective Aug. 8, said Edwards was not wearing will run out of money next On July 26 folktales from despite the phony phone call the President Nixon, looking well, touched him on his first time in Robert Harrison, superinten have every little thlngl’ protective head gear. month unless it gets cash quick Puerto Rico, France and President would have no reply left Bethesda Naval Medical the hospital in 13 years. dent of cemeteries, has an He was pronounced dead at ly- Poland will be featured at the to the committee’s request for Center today after a week-long The President, in a light blue nounced. buy your the scene by Dr. Francis Burke, Langdon said the railroad Eli Terry Playground program.. nj it ait the tapes until early next week. bout with viral pneumonia. suit, drove off in his limouseine Because cemetery fee in could meet its payroll this The children will play games conn, Tolland County medical about 9:10 a.m. to return to the creases are subject to Phase EQ month only by not forwarding to He credited “the spirit of from Puerto Rico and Poland lottory examiner. The accident is still White House for a few hours of of federal guidlines, a SOKlay at Savings the government the withholding Bethesda” and the spirit of ail and objects of interest from the Hckots under investigation. IRA In Disarray the Navy medical corpsmen for work prior to a weekend at his delay was placed on implemen th* mUroels sf | It was the 44th motorcycle and rail retirement taxes ting the new schedule — ap other countries will be shown. horel BELFAST, Northern Ireland giving him the lift to get well Camp David, Md., mountain <)owT