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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 272 Mancheater—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

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F'SiSS - Monorail Job WM--M Given To Ford HARTFORD (AP) - The national Airport, Gov. Thomas Ford Motor Oo. has been chosen the state Bond Commission Meskill said Ford’s bid was* J . Meskill announced today. meets Friday. to build a |4.4 million monorail neither the highest nor the Money for the system is The final contract will system at Bradley Inter­ expected to be approved when lowest of the seven firms that negotiated after the funds are competed for the project. He approved, Meskill said. said Ford was chosen because it The monorail will shuttle had “an obvious capacity to do passengers between the the job.’’ Bradley terminal and a^nw Assassination 1,500-car parking lot three- oo. Cut quarters of a mile away. A prototype of the monorail • % Two 30-passenger cars will was demonstrated last year at Threat Cancels travel over a single-lane track TRANSPO ’72 - the Inter­ I at about 30 miles per hour. national Transportation Passengers will operate the Exposition at Dulles Inter­ cars in the same manner as an national Airport in Washington, Nixon Motorcade automatic elevator. D.C. More than 25,000 visitors Ford says passengers never rode on it during the exposition. will have to wait more than a Meskill also said the Ford NEW ORLEANS, La. (A P)— President Nixon’s motor­ few minutes between cars. monorail, unlike some of the »• • cade through New Orleans was canceled today on advice of It is expected that passengers others, appeared suited for wr at tlw the Secret Service, which said it had uncovered a “possible will pay a small charge to cover possible future use in Conrec- rm” conspiracy to assassinate the President” during his visit to operating costs. Meskill said he ticut’s urban centers. the city. didn’t know what those costs He said the system would be would be once the system was thoroughly tested at Bradleir • •» The Secret Service asked New Orleans police to arrest a completed, hopefully by the and at Ford’s test center In former policeman who was described as armed and summer of 1975. Dearborn, Mich., prior to 1975. extremely dangerous. Police declined to say whether the former policeman, identified as Edward N. Gaudet, alias “Puncy,” was wanted in connection with the President’s visit. Forest Fire A White House spokesman said the change in motorcade R Health Director Assumes Duties plans resulted from an investigation by the Secret Service, the FBI and the New Orleans Police Department. Crisis Shifts Today was the first day on the job for Dr. Alice J. Turek, school health needs and will not engage in private practice. In Washington, Secret Service spokesman Jack Warner center, Manchester’s first fulHime health director. She and her husband, Victor, a retired self-employed said: "Over the past week we have received information Welcoming her were Mary DellaFera, left, director of cabinet maker, moved to Manchester from ArUn^n, Va. over a possible conspiracy to assassinate the President welfare and social services, and Nancy Banks, the town’s To California and have purchased a condominium in Northfield Green, during his visit to New Orleans this date.” administrative interne. Dr. Turek will assume the duties of off Lydall St. They have no children. Dr. Turek was direc­ By The Associated Press Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, who served part-time as director of Warner said if was believed more than one person was tor of the state-operated Child Development Clinic in Sixteen fires burned out of control on 93,000 acres of land public health, and Dr. Robert Galvin, who served part- involved. Lynchburgh, Va. From 1958 to 1964 she was maternal and today in the West’s “explosive” range and forest fire time as school physician. Under the terms of her employ­ child-health consultant to the Connecticut Department of crisis. ment, Dr. Turek will devote her time to municipal and Health. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Losses have been estimated at several million dollars. Information officer Dick —Idaho: two on 5,000 acres; ^GK RAIN Klade of the Interagency Fire 32,285 burned. RGB Center in Boise, Idaho, said the —Oregon: one on 2,200 acres; TH5D Laotian Rebel News Capsules 1 Ups crisis was shifting to Northern 17,650 burned. California and firefighters were TrWashlQitoa- noM; t,lM tfum tm tounied. Set of Pacific Northwest debris that has trapped two ^Wyoming: none; 150 iPleads Innocent states. burned. Showers or thunderstorms m oi since Friday at the end of a wiaity NANTUCKET, Mass. ( A P ) - Klade said 156,735 acres have John Russell, a fire center likely tonight. Low in the 60s. copper mine tunnel south of >U8 Joseph P. Kenney III pleaded been blackened by the fires. spokesman, said no deaths have VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — Laotian government troops Partly sunny Tuesday. High in here. innocent and went on trial today NEW YORK (AP) - First Affected land included major been reported among today crushed a right-wing general’s attempt to overthrow the low 80s. Verne McCutchan, state mine N on a charge of negligent driving National Bank of Chicago an­ big game reserves in Montana firefighters. However, a U.S. Precipitation probability 60 inspector and head of rescue ef­ utaa Premier Souvanna Phouma and torpedo a pending agree­ stemming from an automobile nounced today that effective and northern Idaho, timber in Forestry Service spokesman per cent tonight, 20 per cent forts, said it would take about eatin’ ment on coalition government with the Hanoi-backed accident that left one girl par­ Tuesday it was raising its Oregon and Northern California said one man was killed In an Tuesday. nine more hours to burrow [larable Pathet Lao. tially paralyzed. prime rate to 9t4 per cent, the and range lands in Oregon and auto accident when he fell Winds southwest at 10 to 15 through the mound of wet earth Montana. Ibe coup leader, exiled Gen. meeting in his private dining Kennedy’s uncle. Sen. highest in history. asleep at the wheel after mph to n i^ t and shifting to to the trapped miners. The fire center gave this ’Thao Ma, a former commander room. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., ’The move was not unexpected working long hours ferrying northwest Tuesday. breakdown by states of major of the Laotian air force, was “The kingdom remains com­ and bis mother, Ethel, were Watergate Views since lending money remains in firefighters. reported killed when a T28 High Low among spectators in the small short supply. Other banks were fires out of control, the acreage Officials said forests in pletely quiet while government WASHINGTON (AP) - If bomber he had commandeered Anchorage 66 54 crowded courtroom. e x p e c^ to follow suit soon, they affect and total acreage southeastern Washington, troops showed themselves to be President Nixon flouts a court crash-landed after being by Boston 72 63 credit analysts said. burned: northeastern Oregon and parts completely behind the order to release White House ground fire. Chicago 84 72 Some analysts have predicted —California: four fires out of of northern Idaho were government.” Rescue Try Continues tapes. C onfess must seriously ’The uprising, mounted by Denver 93 67 the rate may hit 10 per cent or control on 26,000 acres with 42,- extremely vulnerable because The premier said he had CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP) consider impeachment, says Thao Ma from his exile in San Francisco 58 52 higher before beginning to level 950 acres burned. of dead trees due to a tussock telephone°d the Pathet Lao — Rescue crews hoped to reach Sen. George S. McGovern, Thailand, lasted only 10 hours. Washington 84 67 off. moth infestation. delegation in Vientiane at mid- by this afternoon the cave-in DS.D. Prince Souvanna Phouma went The prime rate is the —Nevada; one on 3,000 acres; And the center said lightning morning to tell them they were But Atty. Gen. Elliot L. on national radio at midday and minimum lending rate banks 3,150 burned. storms in southern Idaho, safe and not to worry. It is the Richardson says Nixon has told his people: “The coup has charge their largest and most —Montana: eight on 57,000 northern Utah and western negotiations with the Pathet made “a very strong case” for failed.” credit-worthy corporate acres; 59,350 burned. Montana are starting new fires. Lao, in which the Communist- Man Convicted not turning over the tapes to the The premier imposed a dusk- customers. While it is not backed insurgents are expected Watergate special prosecutor, to-dawn curfew on Vientiane directly tied to rates on small to win wide powers, that Archibald Cox. but said it probably would be prompted Thao Ma’s ri^ tist Of Slaying 10 business and consumer loans, necessary only for tonight, flie coup attempt. an increase in the prime rate frequently is an indication of capital’s airport and all border Souvanna Phouma said two Alleges Kidnapping Five Killed crossings remained closed SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — Herbert W. Mullin, con­ higher interest rates generally government troops were killed ROME (AP) — American “Government troops and during a bombing run by the and a tightening money supply. victed of murdering 10 persons in a three-week shooting television correspondent Jack police had shown a complete The move by the Chicago Thao Ma rebels on a military spree early this year, is to be sentenced Sept. 18. Begon walked into a Rome loyalty and devotion to the camp on the outskirts o f Vien­ bank, the nation’s 10th largest In Accidents Mullin, wearing an orange clinic today four weeks after cause of national unity,” tiane. The rebel casualty count commercial bmik, comes a lit­ prison uniform , and with his been in at least two mental in­ mysteriously disappearing. Souvanna Phoma later told tle more than a week after a By The Associated Press An Ellington man, 29-year-old was not immediately known but ankles chained, sat tight-lipped, stitutions and had a long history Police said he told them he had diplomats in an hour-long sources said the toll was ll^ t. prime rate of 914 per cent Three motorcyclists were Charles Breen, was killed when staring straight ahead as the of drug use, authorities said. been kidnaped by the Mafia. became industrywide. among the five persons killed his car went out of control and verdict was read Sunday in San­ on Connecticut highways over crashed on South Road in ta Cruz County Superior Court. the weekend, bringing the 1973 Ellington Saturday morning, of­ The defense had admitted rvice death toll for cyclists to 51. A ficers said. that Mullin, a 26-year-old Ex-Agnew Aiders Connecticut man was shot to In Corinth, Vt., police con­ former coU ^e honor student, Redding School To Use death in Vermont, a Trumbull tinued the investigation of the committed the slayings. But it man died in a Vermont wreck fatal shooting of William sought verdicts of innocent Diary Reportedly and a plane crash in Colorado Dubicki, 21, of PlanUville, reason of insanity. Senior Citizen Aides claimed the life of a Simsbury Conn. Officers said Dubicki was A six-man, six-woman jury in man'. sitting in a field Friday when he its third day of deliberations Lists Kickbacks REDDING (A P )- School of­ “It’s almost like learning to build a sandbox, think of all the Police said John J. Stauckas, was shot in an apparent hunting found Mullin guilty on two ficials hope senior citizens can read through an interest in math we can teacb-the shape 24, of Litchfield perished Sun­ accident. counts of first-degree murder NEW YORK (AV) - U.S. Atty. George Beall in teach youngsters with learning cooking,” he said. and size of the box, how much day evening when his motorcy­ Harold L. Belanger, 52, a and eight counts of second- Baltimore reportedly has obtained a diary of kickbacks problems the basics of reading About 600 of the approximate­ sand it. will hold, the weight. cle went out of control and resident on both Trumbull and degree murder. He was judged and arithmetic in an ly 3,000 students in the district You can learn all sorts of crashed into a fence along Rt. West Wardsboro, Vt., died and payoffs to Maryland political figures that was kept by sane on all 10 counts. experimental program using have some perceptual or lear­ arithmetic building a sandbox,” 341 near Kent. Troopers said Friday in Duxbury, Vt. when a former aide to Vice Praident Spiro T. Agnew, the New Because the defense case was retired persons as tutors. ning disability. Miller said, she* said. Stauckas was pronounced dead his car collided with a truck on based solely on Mullin’s mental York Daily News said Sunday. The school district is which is about the national at the scene. Rt. 100, police said. state, the guilt and sanity Quoting unnamed recruiting retired persons to average. There are about 96 Miller said if the pilot effort Dale N. Wyse, 25, of Old A 20-year-old Simsbury man, phases of the trial were held authoritative sources, the News Sunday as saying, “the depart­ help adolescents make instruc­ children in the district aged 13- is a success, the district will Saybrook was fatally injured Stephen George Payne, simultaneously. called the diary a loose com­ ment has no choice’’ but to in­ tional materials that can be 16 who are potential par­ seek funding for an expanded early Sunday when he was perished Friday evening when pilation of payments from con­ dict Agnew. Mullin, son of a retired used to teach other children in ticipants in the pilot program, program for the following year. thrown from his motorcycle the airplane he was a passenger tractors and consultants to “At least three witnesses Marine Corps sergeant from regular classes. Mrs. Saul said in an interview. He said 20-25 per cent of the dis­ after it hit a fence on Gravel in went into a spin and crashed nearby Felton, was convicted of Jerome Wolff, who was state have told of delivering cash “Together the senior citizen trict’s pupils now receive some Street in Meriden. Police said into a wheat field near Castle killing a young couple, a woman roads conunissioner from 1966 paybffs to Agnew. ’The evidence and the adolescent can make ‘‘The real guts of this form of special instructional the cycle was found 80 feet Rock, Colo. The pilot of the and her two young sons, four to 1968. is so strong that the case must the materials and that way the program is finding senior attention. And up to 3 per cent from where it struck the fence. single-engine plane. Douglas teen-age campers and an elder­ The newspaper article did not be taken to trial,” the official adolescent can learn the skill citizens interested in of the children have such severe William J. Braxton, 19, of Peister, 20, of Denver, also died ly ex-prizefi(^ter. say whether the diary im­ said. that he should have learned volunteering,” Miller said in an learning handicaps that they Wayne, Pa. was killed in a in the crash. Mullin to(A the witness stand plicated Agnew. Time also reported that long ago in school,” said Mrs. interview. “We want anybody must be'educated out of the dis­ motorcycle wreck Friday night Police recovered the bodies late in the three-week t ^ l and Agnew was governor Agnew had sought to tap Presi- Rosa Lee Saul, director of the we can find—plumbers, artists, trict at a cost of up to 315,000 a in Stamford, police said. of two persons believeathic messages from Us bribery, extortion and tax Nixon’s own argument that he superintendent of the district sidered as a slow learner Mrs. Saul said many retired Haven died shortly after his recovered the body of Edward fraud. Aignew says be is inno­ cannot be prosecuted until after fathier and others goaded him to < wUch has been awarded a |25,- wouldn’t be judged on his per­ people already have ap­ vehicle struck a tree on Con­ M. Delmastro Jr., 28, of ’Trum­ kUl. , cent of wrongdoing. he has been impeached, con­ 000 federal grant to fund the formance and wouldn’t have to proached her about joining the cord Street late Sunday night. bull. from a pond in Fairchild Time magazine quoted a victed and removed from office Mullin, who dropped out of Senior Citizen Tutoring compete with other youths. program and there’s room for Officers said Luzzi died at Park. He had been misasing Justice Department official on by Congress, Time said. college despite Ugh grades, had P r o jP ^ this year. “If I can find a can>enter to anyone interested. Yale-New Haven hospital. since Wednesday.

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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cohn.. Mon.. Aug. 20. W3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Aug. 20, 1973 IPVHI PAGE THREE Theater SECURITY OFFICER Sheinwold on Bridge CPA’g net earnings T V T o n ig h t - Lranard H. Mathiason of 250 Schedules Four area men have com­ ConMlidated net earnings of Showcase Cinema 1 — "Live See Saturday*$ U enU for- Main St. has been named BIRD IN HAND « South dealer Complete TV LUting§ pleted all requirements for the Connecticut Natural Gas and Let Die” 2:004:30-7:05-9:30 Bodies security services officer in the Cop for the 12-month period MAY FLY AWAY North-South vulnerable’ becoming certified public ac­ D U b Showcase Cinema 2 — security service control depart­ By Alfred Sheinwold countants (CPA). In doing so, ended June 30 were $3,227,000 as ' NORTH , “Poseidon Adventure” 1:00- ment at the Hartford National As we grow older, we learn / >■ they passed a written test given compared with $2,989,000 of the # AQJ9S 3:00-5:00-7:25-9:45 Bank and Trust Co. how to say things elegantly. For A3 -6KI0-7- '' / (8-40) MOVIE last m y and have fulfilled all preceeding 12 months. After the CP Showcase Cinema 3 — example, South claimed ttot he 0 J64 (3-8-22) NEWS ^ “ Rogue'a Gallery” experience requirements. They deduction of preferred , “Friends of Eddie Cwle” 1:30- dividends, earnings a share of )vas the victim of an optical il­ u 4 10 8 4 Coachlighi Dinner (18) I SPY (18) 700 CLUB are: Rocco J. Francoline Jr., of 3.;3:30-5:30-7:35-9:55 common stock were $3 94 as lusion in today’s hand. Very WEST EAST T heatre (20) OTHER WORLDS -9 :3 0 -^ 104 Falknor Dr.; Robert P Showcase Cinema 4 — “Tom ^ompared with last year’s eiegant. When ^ u th was a little 4762 4 K84 Bruce Gordon, an infamous (24) SESAME STREET (3) DORIS DAY Family Dkihig Gruters of Rt. 31, Coventry; V 864 9 7 television “heavy,” is starring Sawyer” , 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- Clyde G. Hayden Jr. of Old An­ boy, however, his mother used 9:20 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH -lO dIO — 0 8 7 2 0 Q 5 3 at the Coachlight Dinner (40) DANIEL BOONE Is Bast dover Rd., Hebron; and Ray­ to tell him that his eyes were Jerry Lewis ‘Twin Cine 2, (3) MEDICAL CENTER bigger than his stomach. 4 9762 4AKQJ53 Theatre in “Bom Yesterday.” M on. thru T h u n . mond H. Lefurge Jr. of 76 SOUTH Caldor Shopping Plaza — - 8 : 3 0 - (24) FOLKLIFE-OISCUSSION Weaver Rd. South dealer Gordon, who played the (3) NBC NEWS ' 4 10 3 “Scarecrow” 7:15-9:15 SOME HOUSE Others who passed the test North-South vulnerable notorious Frank Nitti in the (8) ABC NEWS . KQJ 10952 television hit serial “The Un­ Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, from tte area, but lack the Opening lead — Two of Clubs (20)HAVEQUN- SPECIALS 0 AK 109 touchables” and later Gus Caldor Shopping Plaza — ‘"The experience requirements West opened the deuce of 4 None Emmigrants” 8:00 WILL TRAVEL ‘ —10:30— clubs, and South ruffed. Chernak op “Peyton Place,” is W C H U M 8 ln necessary to become CPA’s Soalh West North East Vernon Cine 1 — ‘‘The (22-30) NBC NEWS (18) LIVING WORD IMl4 8Uai4RMIU 8U |e|Uj|M Declarer drew three rounds of cast as tough guy gangster are: Philip M. Cahill of 49A Mt. 1 0 Pass Mackintosh Man” 7:15-9:15 -7 d )0 — (24) HOW DO YOUR trumps and then led the ten of 1 4 2 4 visiting the nation’s capital in Vernon Dr., Vernon; William 3 4 Pass 3 4 Pass Vernon Cine 2— “Pete, Pearl (3) MOVIE i CHILREN GROW spades for a finesse. pursuit of a little graft and a lit­ D. Grady Jr. of 52B Mt. Vernon 4 Pass 5 ^ Pass tle more money. and the Pole” 7:30-9:30 “The Band Wagon“ (1963) a S J O ls tB A S Dr., Rockville; Ronald M. Pike Connie Roberts The hand looked fairly sim­ 6 (? All Pass Playing opposite Gordon is Manchester Drive-In — “The (8) TRUTH OR of 27J Vernon Gardens, Rt. ple. South needed either the Opening lead - 4 2 H trs'i good nows lor «oo I SYNA-CilXR Linda Kaye Henning, star of Hatrad Experiment” 8:15; CONSEQUENCES - 1 1 : 0 0 - ILEeJUIT Rockville; Richard C. Rumsey OoconijsUjl Ubioli work FAST iid ^ spade finesse or the diamond “Candy” 10:00 (18) DICK VAN DYKE Mrs. Roberts, a travel agent to droin ud door iitn i-iiiin ‘‘Petticoat Junction” and (3-8) NEWS BANQUET of 5D Grove St.; and Robert D. On* lurd-coro" M M gMs up’ to finesse to make his slam. At Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Dirty (20-22-30) NEWS for three years, has visited 8 liM rt rilW from pain and pmsaara of eon- « spades and getting to work on “Green Acres.” (18-22-30)40) NEWS Zuar of 13C Mount Vernon Dr., gaiUon. Allows you to briatno la illy —stoot least that’s the way it Harry” 8:30; “Klute” 10:30 (20) HAVE QUN - FACILITIES Vernon. Europe, Israel, the Caribbean, appeared. the diamonds. If the diamond For reservations, cali 522- —7:30— finesse worked, he would make 1266. State ‘Theater — “Legend of (8) POLICE SURGEON WILL TRAVEL Mexico, South America, Hawaii tor a prowiption. Samlaction guarantoad When South led the ten of Bruce Gordon rorntamPeopte by mabar. Try it today! ‘ an extra trick, but his slam was Boggy Creek” 7:30-9:00 (18) MOVIE (24) JANAKI and most of the continental (.■eonard H. Mathiason spades for a finesse. East South Windsor Qinema — rmrtiiaim w. • ul United States. casually played low. This was, safe even if the diamond finesse S torrow ton in ‘‘Jockey Club Stakes” "The Good Humor Man" (1950) INTRODUCTORY OFFER should lose. “The Harrad Experiment” (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES m e m m e tn An 18-year Manchester resi­ of course, the best defense. If Mr. Showmanship himself, tonight through Saturday. Per­ JOINS TRAVEL WORLD Mathiason, a graduate of the Worth $1.50 Daily Question 7:00-9:00 (24) CHANESE WAY dent, she is a member of the East took the first spade trick, Liberace, begins a week’s run formances are Monday through - 1 1 : 3 0 - ■ b m i M iW fc.UM h i m Connie Roberts, of 43 Richard University of Connecticut, Buy one email aixe As dealer, you hold: tonight through Sunday at Friday at 8:30 p.m.; East Windsor Drive-In — (30) MOUSE FACTORY (3) MOVIE Rd. has joined the staff of I^ g u e of Women Voters, the Syna-Clear. . . get one Freel the rest of dummy’s spades “Mary Poppins” 8:10; “Now joined the bank in 1970 and was would give South all the dis­ Spades, A-Q-J-9-5; Hearts, A- Storrowton Musical Theatre at Wednesday matinee at 2:30 (40) POLKA “Catherine the GreaT (1960) LaBonne Travel World, 67 E Manchester Memorial Hospital You See Him, Now You Don’t” Fne VpnM (M l H S3 Auxiliary and the Urban named assistant manager of the cards he needed. 3; Diamonds, J-6-4; Clubs, Eastern States Exposition Park p.m., Saturday performances - 8:00— (8) MOVIE Center St. UB8ETT REXALL 10:45 N id h M S H h i League of Greater Hartford security clearance department South thought that this trick 10-8-4. in West Springfield, Mass. at 6 and 9:30 p.m. Box office, (8-40) ROOKIES “The Price of Sllenca” (I960) m 1972. PARKAOE FHAMUCY What do you say? East Hartford Drive-In — (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON 404 w. r settled his choice between the Appearing with the king of 767-8258. (20-22-30) BASEBALL Answer: Bid one spade. You piano artistry are Steve DePass “ The Last of Shelia” 8:10; (40) JACK PAAR TONITE spade and diamond finesses. “A “Steelyard Blues” 10:25 WORLD JOEOARAGIOLA have 12 points in high cards and and The Acker Twins. Perfor­ Shakespeare Festival bird in the hand,” he muttered, Burnside Theater — “Paper "is worth two in the bush.” one point for the doubleton. You mances are Monday through T heater (24) TRIBUTE TO can afford to open a 13-point Moon” 7:30-9:30 After coming this phrase. South Friday at 8:30 p.m.; Saturday Four plays appear in reper­ GEORGE GERSHWIN M OVEIM nNQB hand when you have a strong U.A. East 1 - “40 Carats,” led his other spade and finessed at 6 and 9:30 p.m., and Sunday tory through Sept. 2. They are —8:15— FORmRENIBANO “There’s One rebiddable major suit and at 7:10-9:20 t h e : with dununy’s jack. at 7:30 p.m. Box office, 522- “Measure for Measure,” “The (20-22-30) BASEBALL YDUNQFGOPU least two quick tricks. 5211. U.A. East 2 — “Day of the East pounced on this trick Country Wife,” “Macbeth” and New York Yankeee at Royala m m b Copyright 1973 Jackal,” 7:00-9:30 M i eiiMMe w aw nakee e t. N ear Ycu” eeiM i eOenr M* eWMier el with the king of spades and ‘‘Julius Caesar.” Perfor­ U.A. East 3 - “The Other,” - 9 : 0 0 - General Features Corp. O akdale i m W eeWM lir W iw « a , awe cNMo.. returned a club. Now South mances are Tdksday through 7:00; “Hell House,” 2:0041:00 (3) HERE’S LUCY EXPERIMENT might huff and puff, but he still Beginning tonight, Engelbert Sunday at 8:30 p.m. and .Meadows urive-ln — MiMugiMna Humperdinck wi.li charm had to lose a diamond trick for matinees at 2 p.m. on “Scream Blacula Scream” down one. flD ^ PEANUT THEFT audiences at Oakdale in Wednesday, Thursday, Satur­ 8:37; “Top of the Heap” 10:27 E South Was Greedy CERRITOS, Calif. (AP) - Wallingford through Saturday. day and Sunday. Box office, 375- M lM a M W T Ilt South was just greedy when Sharing the bill are Morty Gun- Thieves forced open a railroad 4457. CIK^THEATRES EAST E 3 □ □ □ he took the second spade freight car on a siding near the ty and ‘The Promises. Curtain MiQOH TAKE , MAWCMEITIN |M A A HRSOf • |4|) finesse. After the 10 of spades All American Nut Company. times vary. Box office, 265-1551. Triangle Playhouse - I.iiriliiimiii 4 0 '' won. South could make sure of They stole 200 pounds of The last performance of lu n in a the slam by taking the ace of peanuts valued at $5,000. Goodspeed Opera House jl.llvuiril Allii'fl C Tarat.s J H r <*r 17 nwiiw eMaapMyii Triangle’s summer season NnaterAMtCawM. The unique combination of begins 'Thursday with “Last of Y n a o i r o r run . " n m a e * A i murder, mystery and music are the Red Hot Lovers” which Im tau i JL 8 0 0 0 m iE F linked in the current production plays through Sept. 1. Curtain “LEQEND OP EXPERIMENT ITS8 cailPT m r ilBdl )0 at the old opera house in East time is 8:40 p.m. Box office, HELL HOUSE” d e e iNcaoe (Ap Wmi wy wry |w igiiireii»i4.iipiTwrwMiiil lTAIgll«TgH»M.WBaiWmW| Haddam, “Something’s Afoot.” 677-9119. T H E OTHER* fMMaWMW) Nmr Spy TferMr - K ■wCHNadMAnMn' Mary Jo Catlett stars. Perfor­ WATER WDGHT PAUL NEWIUII “PETE, PEJUIL mances are Monday through Prize Winner “THE AND THE P9LT Friday at 8:30 p.m.; Saturday Last 2 Weeks PROBLEM? at 5 and 9 p.m., and Wednesday usa MMXMTOSH MMr (MMIE M ii IE K BH) matinee at 2:30 p.m. Box office, r e thru Sept. 2 STATE m s AT 7:31 W M l MANCHrSTIB CINTIR m s RT 7:1S • MS 873-8668. 7RII PARK R(AR Of THIATRf NM. MB TKl m E-LIM ML w m m Stratford,Conn. • th ^ K ^ rd Rd ^ ^ 106 Prospect St. is congratulated by Fred Annulli, owner of 990 Ivoryton MATS. WEEKLY: W ed., Thurs., Sat. & Sun. c^*?*^*^ Rd. Dairy Queen, after he won the second prize in the Dairy Queen drawing Excess water in the body can 990 Wilfred Hyde-White appears 4 ^lU M TIIISIBra^ be uncomfortable. E-LIM will EVGS.: Tuee., W ed., FrI. & Sat. and ® ™ left, Jota help you lose excess water Md Robert Craig, Ken s grandfather and father, respectively, and Michael Rey, 11 of 103 weight. We al “MARVELOUS. IT THRILLED ME - B.rn.f, N.V. Timt. family. 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i . 'b'- PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER E\^NIj>(G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 20, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Aug. 20.1973— PAGE FIVE Maudtralpr Sitf utug H^ralb The Innocent Public Records Rixzo Opi Columbia '■ Warranty Deeds .Marriage Licenses Moving Of LEGAL Berniifd F. and Kathleen E. Gerald John Wilcox, Hart­ Trott to F&M Construction ford, and Cynthia Marie Sahadi, Liberty Dell , NOTICE Founded Oct. i, 1881 PZG Favors Proposal For Bank In accordance with Section 9- Bystander Inc.,-parcel on Florence St., 53 Tudor Lane, Aug. 25, Com­ 19b of the Election Laws, Rev. Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their conveyance tax $11.55. munity Baptist Church. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - VIRGINIA CARLSON hear from residents on the bank detailing Mono Pond land as However, building official of 1971, notice is hereby given Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. L. and Arlene V Robert James Angotta, 107 Mayor Frank Rizzo wants the Correspondent proposal. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Art Hoppe “ mostly wet.” Sam Pescatello said the ground that the Registrars of Voters Stench to Alfred J. Thibodeau, Oliver Rd., and Diane Agnes Liberty Bell to stay in Tel. 228-9224 The PZC voted unanimously 06040, telephone 643-2711 (A C 203). p.m. should telephone the circulatior The PZC is interested in the water is “ extremely low now.” will accept applications for ad­ property at 48 Edison Rd., con- Independence Hall here. Published every evening except Sun­ departm ent, 647-9946. Kolodziej, 78 McKee St., Aug. on a change which would allow condition of the land around v e y a i^ tax $37.40. He said the ground water situa­ mission as an eiector at the 25, Church of the Assumption. The Planning and Zoning Com- storage sheds of 150 square feet Mono Pond because of an in­ tion is such that a determina­ following iocations: days and holidays. Entered at the Ag)ies T. ^ ith for Nonnan An aide said on Friday that Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Building PermiU mission (PZC) has gone on maximum, not on a permanent quiry by the property owners. tion cannot be made as to Saturday — August 2 5 ,1973— Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Mr, Nixon^s Dirty Trick Brian Beauchamp and Debra the mayor opposes a proposal Member of The Associated Press The Andrew Ansaldi Co. for record as favoring a bank foundation, to be erected by Mono Lake Estates Ind. Atty. whether the drains will work. 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. cond Class Mail Matter. Lynn Beauchamp to Allan C. by the Independence National tion was swiftly approved by John A. Hedlund, additions to locating in town if it is going to special permit with ton feet Leo Mazotas, corporation Bradford said the PZC could SAM Crafts Fair Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Aug^ 23, 1973 — In what was and. Joan B. Sault, property at Historical Park Advisory Com­ the Democratic-contl'olled dwelling at 91 Pitkin St., $8,000. replace a non-conforming use to side- and rear-yard distances secretary, approached the P ZC not approve those lots. He said Center Park The M anchester/’Publishing Co. described by perceptive mission that the bell be moved 62 Academy St., conveyance tax Fairway Catalog Showroom a lesser degree of non­ from abutting neighbors. observers as "the dirtiest trick Congress. in July regarding the feasibility Sonnichsen would have to seek Main Street, Manchester, Conn. assumes no financial responsibility for $33. for Leon Podrove, sign at 261 to a planned structure at the op- "Now that we Democrats conformance. However, a fiye-year waiver of building around the pond. a review of the remaining 11 SAM Concert - 7:00 P^M. to 10 typographical errors appearing in adver­ in American political history,” Broad St., $2,100. posito end of a mall running have finally taken command of Chairman Bryce Bradford would be required from abut­ The PZC approved lots 12,13, lots during the wet season. P.M. Subscription Rates both President Nixon and Vice northward from Independence tisements and other reading matter in the ship o f state after five years Executor’s Deed told members the Citizen’s 14 and 15 in the Wildwood sub­ The PZC voted to request a P ayable in Advance President Agnew resigned Hall. I ting neighbors. The effective Mt. Nebo The Manchester Evening Herald. of constractive criticism, we Winslow R. McLou^lin, ad­ Country’s Oldest Bank of Glastonbury is in­ date for the new regulation will division on Pine St. owned by budget of $2,500 for the coming One Month ...... $3.25 today. I Rizzo wants the 220-year-old, Spring Street, Manchester, Display advertising closing hours, will speedily cure our economic ministrator of the estate of terested in putting up a branch be Sept. 1 at noon. ’ Shirley Sonnichsen of Madison. year. Bradford said there is a Conn. Single C opy ...... 15$ With Mr. Nixon unenjoying The National Guard which 2,081-pound bell, which is owned three full days prior to publication. ills with a bold and daring Robert McLoughlin, to Walter office here and already has an John Sonnichsen, represen­ surplus this year but there will the lowest popularity rating in originated with the Old North by the city but is under the Signed, By Carrier, W eekly ...... 75$ Democratic program,” Presi­ A. and Angeline M. Bycholski, Regiment of the Colonial Mili­ option on a parcel of land ting his wife at the meeting, in­ be the expense of printing Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon the polls of any White House oc­ custody of the commission, to M ono Pond Frederick E. Peck One Year . . ' ...... $39.00 dent Albert pledged in his property at 141 Prospect St., tia in Massachusetts in 1636, although be did not disclose stalled some drain curtains on regulation books next year. prior to day of publication; 12 noon cupant in 26 years, the move stay on the first floor of Bradford showed a map Herbert J. Stevenson Inaugural Address, “ as soon as conveyance tax $39.60. is the oldest military force in where the land is. other lots that were the wettest. Both the PZC and the town Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and was not totally unexpected. In Independence Hall. drawn by Wilbur Fletcher of Registrars of Voters the United States. Bradford said he would like to He said they appeared to be clerk are out of a supply of Three Months ...... $9.75 M onday. addition, of course, both he and we can think one up.” the Conservation Committee Manchester, successful. printed regulations. Mr. Agnew were under in­ Aug. 25, 1973 — President Connecticut vestigation for unethical prac­ Albert called an emergency tices. session of his new 14-member Analysts agreed, however, Democratic Economic Ad­ New Approaches that the voters’ disatisfaction visory Council today. with the Republican Ad­ “ Gentlemen,” he began ministration was due far more grimly, “ we must unite behind To Auto Pollution to high prices and the state of a bold and daring Democratic the economy than the proposal. Now who’s got one?” The meeting produced 27 bold 2 Watergate or ^Itimore scan­ According to glowing reports, air pollutant in most parts of the na­ dals. and daring Democratic engineers with the Honda Motor Com­ tion. This was one of the points As Mr. Nixon, himself, said in proposals, two fist fights and six broken windows in The Oval pany of Japan have solved one of two touched on by John K. McKinley, his historic Farewell Address: “ 'This means you won’t have Office. major problems bugging U.S. president of Texaco, Inc.,, during me, Spiro or Phases 1 through Aug. 26, 1973 — Vice Presi­ dent Eastland today suggested automakers. testimony before the Senate Air and 5 to kick around any more.” alleviating the gasoline shor­ Aug. 24,1973 — Speaker of the BEE COLLECTING HONEY IN MUNRO PARK (Photo by Reginald Pinto) They’ve done it by developing a Water Pollution Subcommittee. House Carl Albert (Dem.- tage by burning all school “ stratified charge’’ engine, “A single standard for clean air Okla.), the next in succession buses. Asked whether the President would find him a something that has eluded American quality on a nationwide basis may not under the Constitution, was quickly sworn in as President “ position of responsibility in < > know-how, which they claim meets be defensible,” he told the senators. today. the Administration,” he :: r replied, “ I sure do hope not.” o ’ the original 1975 emission standards In view of the fuel shortage, which he He chose the President Pro Tern of the Senate, James Sept. 18, 1973 — President Kerens a Good Deal (now postponed to 1976) for carbon predicted would continue throughout Max Lerner Eastland (Dem.-Miss.), as his Albert announced Phase 8 monoxide and hydrocarbons. the decade, he recommended relaxing Vice President and the nomina- today. Stem measures included freezing hot chocolate, thawing The stratified charge engine, the nitrogen oxide standards for non- temperatures and a modified Comments utilizing dual combustion chambers in critical areas so that exhaust barter system under which each cylinder, would eliminate the recycling would not be required. Herald housewives could exchange a wheelbarrow full of money for need for fuel-consuming add-on that piQfsyoua McKinley also suggested that the Yesterdays a fresh haddock. Spies In Life And Ficiton devices like the catalytic converters legislators consider adopting a “ two- Oct. 1, 1973 - The latest 25 Years Ago Trotter Poll showed the Nation American technology has been pur­ car strategy” — one type of car General Manager George sharply divided on President suing. U.S. automakers are said to be meeting more rigid nitrogen oxide Waddell attends Governor’s Albert with 13.2 per cent NEW YORK, N.Y. - Note and a dramatic Habash trial, favoring impeachment and 76.8 trial since Adolf Eichmann’s. working out licensing agreements standards for California and certain Day exercises at Camp two “ dirty tricks” episodes get­ was to put an end to the crazy, per cent boiling him in oil. They must have had a spy with Honda. Edwards. Representing the ting press attention — the Iraqi inhuman chain reaction o other critical areas, Ihnother type for somewhere — high in the town at the formalities, Oct. 2, 1973 — President plane which was the target of hijacking and terrorism, which There remains the problem of terrorist organization or low on marketing in the rest of the nation. Waddeli cites the positive Albert and Vice President an Israeli kidnap goof, and the has plagued the Middle East some Arab totem pole — who nitrogen oxides, however. To effect the camp had on the Eastland, wearing red wigs, kidnapping of a South Korean power struggle. This, he argued,'would be “ a simple was feeding them the informa­ Manchester National were arrested today attempting opposition leader from a Tokyo If we are not hypocrites we eliminate or reduce these requires and practical approach” since neither tion. The risks were high, but so Guardsmen he visited. to burglarize Republican hotel. The diplomatic flak will see Israel’s built-in disad­ recirculating exhaust fumes for headquarters at high noon. following the Israeli fiasco were the stakes. A type of car would require catalysts or vantage. The Arab terrorists 10 Years Ago “ We did this for the good of Then came t^p flap. It is un­ further com bustion, again at a penalty can’t wipe out the fact that the can act without involving their GOOD DEAL special fuels. clear how and why. The the Democratic Party,” said writers of political suspense governments, (presumably in driveability and fuel economy. The Eighth District is Israelis first said lamely they ’The two-car strategy, combined Mr. Albert in submitting their novels would sign away their they are freebooters), while the allowed to claim $10,000 for had stopped the wrong plane Just recently, the Environmental joint resignation from office. souls for a copyright on either Israeli response has to be with a noncatalytic soluUon to carbon sewer use along W. Middle but it was very much the right “ And we’re glad, glad, glad!” of these plots. This is one area through their government. Thus Protection Agency, at the behest of monoxide- and hydrocarbons (which Tpke. from the town. , plane — without the right Oct. 3,1973 — T^e next in line :*where life outstrips art. whatever happeqs— suc^ss or passengers. The guerrilla the auto industry, also postponed this Honda seems to have accomplished) of Presidential succession. It is a heavy cost in prestige failure — the Arab govemtnents Secretary of State William P. that the Israelis will pay for leaders said they had canceled scheduled standard for another year, would save the nation something like escape blame if not guilt; the Rogers, a Republican, declined their ill-starred adventure. The their four reservations at the % Today In Israeli government gets hurt or from 1976 to 1977. last minute because the three million barrels of petroleum a the office on orders of the GOP denunciations they are getting whacked every time. vt' 0 National Committee. “ You scheduled Iraqi plane was late, The interesting thing is that the day by 1985, M cK inley testifed. llhtory are pretty ironic when you con­ One thing is obvious: The and things didn’t smell right. don’t think we’re going to let sider that the Israelis were Israelis could not have dreamt EPA itself has stated that nitrogen Perhaps. It is, he offered, an idea “ worthy of' Today is Monday, Aug. 20, the the Democrats get even that reaching — wrong or right — to up so mad a project unless the I suspect that the real story is oxides are not presently a significant consideration.” 232nd day of 1973. There are 133 easy,” a party spokesman said. a series of air piracies against whole surrounding climate had the most fantastic one; that it days left in the year. Frantic attempts to draft them. They thought they could been a little more than mad. happened in reality as it would Today’s highlight in history: Senators Goldwater and capture (Jeorge Habash and the Any scholar in the far future, happen in political intrigue fic- On this date in 1741, Alaska Humphrey failed when both heads of Black September, and reading the history of terrorist fled to Canada. tioft. If I were writing the script G was discovered by the Danish put him on trial as the directing acts and reprisals in the Middle Clothes Make The Student I should have a master spy in navigator, Vitus Jonas Bering. Oct. 2, 1974 - The Nation brain behind the terrorist at­ East, will rub his eyes and School administrators around the On this date— observed the end of its first tacks, from the Olympics the guerrilla setup whom the them), tank tops (with nothing under wonder whether he has year without a President today. massacre to the r^ e n t shoot-up Israelis trusted. But I would country are still trying to arrive at an In 1776, in the Revolutionary wandered far out into espionage them), sweatshirts or jackets with War, George Washington Prices rose. Stocks dropped. in the TWA lounge at the Athens fiction. have him become a double accomodation with the now genera­ The only observable change airport. agent, or perhaps have been one NO PENALTY names of gangs or pictures, shorts, eluded the British in Brooklyn, The reports are that the was the ever-more-bitter all along. A double agent could Withdiaw Anytime! The Effective Annual Yielct tion which strikes a balance between N.Y., and moved his army Two wrongs don’t make a Israelis had plotted and planned sandals without socks and cleated across the East River to frustration of the public. right, no. What the Israelis did have led the Israelis oii, in­ 5.47 the hijack of George Habash absolute individual freedom in the “ It’s sheer hell, summed up . volving them in a high intrigue, shoes. Manhattan in dense fog. was wrong as well as rash. months in advance. It was to be or LOSS OF in t e r e s t matter of personal dress and some In 1831, a French arm y one angry voter, “ not having Legally it was air piracy. But only to let them drop with a For girls, heavy cosmetics, low-cut the big, bold coup, followed by anyone to blame things on.” its intent, by a daring seizure thud into the trap that the sort of standards, while permitting pushed into Belgium, forcing the most theatrical showcase dresses, sheer blouses or midriff tops the Dutch to withdraw. guerrillas had set for them. everyone concerned to get on with the If it was a double spy then, and high heels are banned. In 1833, the 23rd American having taken care of the business of teaching and learning. President, Benjamin Harrison, Boys must be clean-shaven with was bom in North Bend, Ohio. Israelis, he will know how to One midwestern school has com e up A YEAR sidebwris not to exceed beyond the In 1914, in World War I, the take care of himself. If it was Capital Fare an Israeli spy, trapped by with a dress code which, it hopes, will Germans occupied Bmssels, jawbone. Jeans and long hair will be counterespionage or by chance, achieve that end. At the Crestwood Belgium. permitted but must be kept neat and In 1941, in World War II, Andrew Tally then heaven help him, for he High School in Mantua, Ohio, the will need help somewhere. clean, and shirts must be buttoned and Russians blew up their Dnieper following will be frowned upon during dam as German troops swept The snatch of the South New Higher annual interest tucked in at all times. into the Ukraine. Korean leader from a Tokyo the coming school year: Cost Of Living hue rate on all regular Passbook It’s pretty rough, but maybe the In 1955, hundreds were killed hotel could also have a double KO. Undershirts (with nothing over in anti-French riots in Morocco spy-fiction nimbus around it. It Savings Accounts. kids will be able to live with it. and Algeria. could have been done by South WASHINGTON - When favored a rollback and freeze of Ten years ago: Soviet Scoop Jackson is not talking Korean agents, to get rid of a Congress returns to work a cou­ food prices. They voted against Premier Nikita Khrushchev merely ^as a partisan Senator, troublesome oiqxniUon leadw, ol “Get Lost, Sweetheart!” ple of weeks hence, there is a a freeze on wages 53 to 37 per arrived in Belgrade for a 15-day he chaired a &nate Permanent or by North Korean agents, to good chance Republicans will cent, then favored a freeze on visit to Yugoslavia. Subcommittee on make it look like a South join Democrats in a fear-driven corporate profits, 51 to 27 Five years a^o: Investigations inquiry into last Korean dirty trick and thus coalition to force a tougher Even allowing for the 2 Czechoslovakia was invaded by year’s big grain sales to the make trouble for Gen. Park's ol Compounded CONTINUOUSLY stance by the Nixon administra­ sometime fragility of such the more than 200,000 Soviet Soviet Union. “ The Russian regime. tion against soaring prices, es­ polls, the Harris findings were troops and token forces from grain sales were hailed as an The Japanese police may find pecially in food. startling. Obviously, the plain other nations of the Warsaw historic move forward for the differently, but I incline toward Our elected representatives citizen has lost patience with Pact. American economy,” Jackson the second view, because that is have been catching it from administration planning. He is One year ago: The worst noted. “ But the...sales actually how my favorite writer of Paid MONTHLY their constituents tock home. in an ugly mood calculated to do floods in nearly half a century signalled the beginning of political suspense fiction in By the time they arrived in the terrible damage to the in South Korea took a toll of higher prices for less food for Asian settings, Gavin Black, provinces to mend fences, meat Congressional “ ins” next year. about 400 lives. American consumers.” would do it. His recent concoc­ shortages had added new Clear, too, tempers have been 0 Today’s birthdays: Jackson has the facts going for tion. set in Kuala Lumpur — aggravation to the food fueled by a realization that the Shouldn’t YOU Be Saving at The Republican Senator George him. The present surge in food "The Bitter Tea" (Harper)— is shopper’s plight, and word had average working man has been Aiken of Vermont is 81. Former prices does indeed date from also about a sinister political come from Washington that had. While profits are up, baseball manager A1 Lopez is the Russian purchases. kidnaping. The epigraph is from prices would soar even higher wages have stayed within 65. While opposing what he calls reasonable bounds, with in­ Japanese haika: Poisoned Bank that Says It ...WITH MONEY before — perhaps — leveling “ permanent controls” on off. creases averaging well under 6 leaf of betnyal/Makes bitter grains, Nixon has chosen the tea. This indignation is something per cent. Todny's Thoiiffhl long-range course of en­ Lest I scant Watergate, there members of Congress from couraging more food produc­ is a brilliant new fiction— "The both parties must take serious­ As peace with God implies In the New York City tion. The farm bill signed into Defection of A.J. Lewinter," by peace with your neighbor, be ly. Next year’s Congressional metropolitan area, for exam­ law two weeks ago removed a fledgling in the field. Robert elections suddenly seem very reconciled and make amends ple, the cost of roast beef and virtually all restrictions on out­ Litton (Houghton Fifflin). It 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 where possible. near, and if the voters follow chicken.dinners for a family of put and offered new incentives centers on the technique of put­ If you fear you may flatter their traditional patterns they four has increased more than 17 to the farmers to grow all the ting together a CPP — com­ the pride of your neighbor or a will take it out on all the in­ per cent year — triple the 5.4 food and fibers their operations prehensive personality profile family member by overlooking cumbents, regardless of party. per cent rise in the average fac­ can■ ------manage.""O''...... This.. — is what used — to shed iigiivlight uii on a sscientist c i e n i i S i an offense or an insult, then /Republicans up for reelection tory worker’s hourly earnings to be called the American Way who has taken the secrets of the correct him fordt; but do it in will be confronted with the during the same period. of meeting demand with supply. MIRV nose cones to Moscow. private and gently; don’t use a reminder that it’s their man in Meanwhile, the elctorate has But politicians in both parties The yam has three merits — “ sledgehammer tedinique.” the White House. Democrats been hearing from Sen. Henry are afraid relief won’t come itrakestheAmericanandRus- Above all, be prepared at all will be reminded that they con­ Jackson, D-Wash., that Presi­ soonenough — th atistosay. in sian spy bureaucracies, has a times to forgive (even if you trol Congress and therefore dent Nixon's foreign policy is to time to save their hides in next touching love story and is witty Savings Bank# OF Manchester should have brought pressure ‘i can’t forget). Real love blame for high fo^ prices. year's elections. And because But the CPP is exactly what expresses itself in mutual con- on Richard Nixon to cut prices Referring to the ad­ g e t t i n g r e e l e c t e d is a John Ehrlichman claimed as Member F.D.I.C. sideration and alncere by fiat. ministration’s “ infatuation Conpessman's first priority, the justification for breaking exchange not in sickly-sweet Indeed, the latest Harris Poll with farm exports,” Jackson Capital Hill almost surely will in to the file s o f D an iel Conneetlcufi Largest Savings Bank East of the River flattery or harsh, bitter insults. reveals that the voters want charged that his “ infatuation” go to the mat with Richard Ellsberg's psychiatrist. It is Rev. Eugene J. (^rm an drastic action, now. By 76 to 16 had forced up the price of Nixon on the cost of living issue another case of life outdistan-v . ■Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR •, BOLTON St. James Church per cent, those interviewed aimost all foods in America. next month. cing art.

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h^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Aug. 20, 1973--PAGE Gauthier-Cashman SEVEN Pitruzzello-Fish Awarded Ph.D At UConn SHOP-AT-HQME OeCarli-Dickinson Zakrzewski-Gothherg , About Town John S. Phillips, son of Mr. FOR CUSTOM DRAPERIES and Mrs. Frederick W. Hiillips Manchester Chapter of 18 Lenox St., recently com­ SPEBSQSA, will rehearse ANDSUPCOVERS tonight at 8 at the Army and pleted requirements for the doctor of philosophy degree in Ow mUrt cbllwlion of doeoralor Navy Gub. ’The rehearsal is applied mechanics at the open to all men Interested in fobrico, Mior and imtaliatlen singing barbershop-style har­ University of Connecticut. ■ro inciudod In thio nof-to-bo mlooid mony. -A 1966 graduate of ovonU Call today! Manchester High School, he received a BS degree in ON ■raE WAY UP engineering in 1970 from the HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - University of Connecticut. He Once a high- school dropout, Mrs. Barbara Cottman was awarded a three-year Purdom has finished college in National Education Act 2'/4 years, and been admitted S«3' it with fellowship in 1970 and did into the M assachusetts graduate study at the Universi­ Institute of Technology. hearts and flowers of ty of Connecticut, receiving a Pour years from now, Mrs. fn erious frems. The MS degree in 1971 Purdom, who was the first cluster ring with He is a member of Chi Ep­ female mail carrier in East Los silon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Angeles, may well be the first diamonds, rnhies, Phi, Sigma Xi, the American black woman to receive a emeralds and sap­ doctorate in economics from phires, S.j25. The Society of Civil Engineers, the ‘he institute. American Society of heart ring u'Uh ame­ Mechanical Engineers, and the thyst and cnltnred Connecticut Society of Professional Engineers. pearls, $90. 14K Phillips has accepted a posi­ yellow gold. Ea.sy tion as senior analytical John S. Phillips travel Payments engineer with Pratt and Priess subiset to cfi.ng. Whitney Division of United Air­ agents craft Corp., East Hartford. I See samples of our en­ tire collection of home O'Meara Photo course DOLLS’ HOUSE fashion fabrics in your Men, women — age, experience no Mrs. Joseph J. Zakrzewski barrier. Training program will not In­ 2 JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 GREENTOWN, Ohio (AP) homel Our decorator- terfere wiUi your preient Job. For — Carrie France, an 82-year- Miss Joan Sheryl Gothberg of is employed by Guida-Selbert deUlls phone S7441S7 or write •M MAIN ST, M ANCHItTBR — Alao: Hartford . Middletown * New Britain old widow, lives alone in her GLOBE consultant will help you Manchester and Joseph John Dairy Corp. His secretary of house with some 75 dolls. K iIK L.with your selection. COUNTY SCHOOLS Travel Service Zakrzewski of New Britain the Sea King Scuba Diving Club 3717 MUn St, MOppirt, Gm o . Mrs. France call them her TO SHOP-AT-HOME, exchanged wedding vows Aug. in New Britain." \ “stepchildren,” and says the 555 M A IN S T R E E T I only thing she doesn’t like is CALL YOUR NEAREST GRANTS CITY 11 at Holy Cross C3iurch in New they don’t talk. 643-2165 Britain. Burian-Moss Photo Most of the dolls are as old as 'IL The bride is the daughter of Mrs. France, and they’re either Authorized agent in Manchester ■ if Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Mrs. Ronald Pitruzzello ' for all Airlines, Railroads and Gothberg of 90 Broad St. The made of china or have bisque Steamship Lines. heads .and kidskin arms and Read Herald Advertisements bridegoom is the son of Mr. and Miss Frances Lauren Fish of T. Smyth and James Thomson, legs. Mrs. Joseph S. Zakrzewski of both of Manchester; and Dr. West Hartford and Ronald t .. New Britain. Laurel Photo Pitruzzelk) of Manchester were Burton J. Levin of Cherr^ Hill, The Rev. Eric J. Gothberg of united in marriage Aug. 11 at N.J. All Events Photo St. Luke Lutheran Church, Mrs. Leo E. Gauthier Jules Mansion Club in New Bri­ A reception was held at the Gales Ferry, the bride’s tain. Jules Mansion Club in New Bri­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. DeCarli brother; and the Rev. George ’The bride is the daughter of tain, after which the couple left Zeziulewicz of the Holy Cross for Bermuda. “There’s One St. Luke’s Church, Hartford, Bridesmaids were Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish of Church, offered the Mass and was the scene Aug. 11 of the Elaina M. Cashman of Hart­ West Hartford. The bridegroom The couple will reside in East Miss Jody Marie Dickinson of Miss Sandy Marie Dickinson officiated at the double-ring Hartford. marriage of Miss Regina J. ford, the bride’s sister; Miss is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N e a r Y o u ” Manchester and Paul Leo of Manchester, was her sister’s ceremony. The church was Cashman of Hartford and Leo Cathy J. Syble of Enfield, Sebastian R. Pitruzzello of 195 Mrs. Pitruzzello, a graduate DeCarli of (Coventry, were un­ maid of honor. She wore a pale decorated with white gladioli. E. Gauthier of Hartford. cousin of the bride; Miss An­ Maple St. of the University of Connec­ ited in marriage July 7 at South pink dotted Swiss gown The bride, given in marriage ticut, is employed as an analyst The bride is the daughter of toinette L. Leone of Hartford; Judge Max H. Reicher of­ United Methodist Church. fashioned with Empire waist, by her father, wore a white ficiate. at Aetna Life and Casualty Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. and Miss Susan Thomlinson of The bride is the daughter of bishop sleeves, scooped neck, organza flowered lace gown Mr. Pitruzzello is a graduate Cashman Jr. of Hartford. The Manchester. The bride was given in Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Dickin­ with white eyelet lace on bodice with apron style front piece. marriage by her father. student in the department of bridegroom is the son of Mrs. They wore gowns similar to son of 115 Columbus Ave., and sleeves. She wore a pink Her three-tier^ veil of illusion sociology at the University of Elizabeth D. Gauthier of 331E. that of the honor attendant’s Mrs. Susan Levin of Cherry Manchester. The bridegroom is picture hat and carried a was attached to a crown head- Center St. gown except in aqua dotted Hill, N.J., was her sister’s Connecticut. the son of Mrs. Nellie/DeCarli nosegay of pink daisies and pink piece. She carried a round matron of honor. Bridesmaids The Rev. Alphonse Labieniec Swiss. They carried nosegays of of South St., Coventry. roses. bouquet of white roses. of St. Luke’s Parish offered the white pompons and aqua were Miss Linda R. Kandarian Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Mrs. Olivia C. Patch of nuptial Mass and officiated at gladioli. of West Hartford; and Miss Efjjif , ’The Rev. Earle Ckister ' of Pisch and Miss Marcia Coventry, was her sister’s the double-ring ceremony. Donald H. Heath of Hartford, (^rmita A. Marques of West Pin North United Methodist Church McDowell, both of Manchester; matron of honor. She wore a Hartford. Edie Adam s The bride, given in marriage the bridegroom’s brother, was officiated at the double-ring and Mrs. Adele Bissonnette of yellow polyester gown with A by her father, wore a white best man. Ushers were Gerard Miss Ellen M. Levin of CUT & CURL d ceremony. The church' was Coventry. ruffled bodice and a hat Cherry Hill, N.J. was flower uuyiIUO decorated with baskets of pink gown of flocked flowers and F. Heath of Manchester, BEAUTY SALON They wore gowns similar to trimmed with yellow ribbons. girl. dotted Swiss, fashioned with a brother of the bridegroom; 393 Broad Street NowrediKMli and white gladioli. James that of the honor attendant’s She carried a basket of assorted Richard Pitruzzello of McKay was organist. except in mint green. They flowers. vee-neckline, gathered skirt John F. Cashman of Hartford, Catering to Wedding the bride’s cousin; Timothy G. Manchester, was his brother’s wore white picture hats and Miss Helena L. Bjoersdorff of framed with ruffles with best man. Parties with Early waistline and wrists trimmed Cashman of Hartford, the The bride, given in marriage carried pink daisies and pink Helsingborg, Sweden, the Ushers were Robert Morning Appointments with Venise lace and white bride’s cousin; and Terry Hart bjr her father,, ytor? a white, roses. . ■' bride’s cousin, was maid of Pitruzzello of Manchester, the satin ribbon. Her elbow-length of Manchester. 649-2517 POLAROID® SQUARE SHOOTER 2 p ^ u de sole floor-len^ gown, Robert Bissonnette of Coven­ honor. Her gown was similar to bridegroom’s brother; William fashioned with,high neckline. veil was attached to a white A reception was held at Electric eye and electronic try was best man. Ushers were that of the honor attendant’s DePasquale’s Restaurant in Empire waist,,bishop sleeves, Peter DeCarli and Francis gown except in blue. She wore a 0 flocked cap trimmed with satin shutter adjust for all expo­ with white eyalet lace trim­ Decarli of Coventry, the ribbon. She carried a cascade Newington, after which the cou­ sures automatically. Instant hat trimmed with blue ribbon ming the bodide, neck, sleeves bridegroom’s brothers; and bouquet of white roses with ivy. ple left by plane for Florida. color for less! and carried a basket of assorted They will reside at 61 Lincoln H a p p in e s s I s ... and hemline. Her waist-lengte Michael Liissier of Coventry. flowers. Miss Diana N. Cashman of Now Ihni Saturday! Hartford, was her sister’s maid St., Hartford. A K A LLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT veil was attached to a Juliette A reception was held at Bridesmaids were Miss of honor. She wore a maize Mrs. Gauthier attended cap and she carried a bouquet Fiano’s in Bolton, after which Valerie Bart of Windsor, the dotted Swiss gown fashioned Western Connecticut State iV AIRCONDITIOMEDi^ of pink spider chrysanthemums the couple left on a trip to bride’s cousin; and Miss Paula with long fitted sleeves, College for two years and is with a cascade of white car­ Maine. ’They will reside on Germano of New Britain. Their sco o j^ neckline with ruffles at presently an intravenous TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL nations. , South St. in Coventry. gowns were similar to those of G hemline and wrist. She wore a medication technician student \ 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.50 I the honor attendant’s gowns. white straw picture hat with at Hartford Hospital. Mr. Phil O’Meara of Newington maize ribbon and carried a Gauthier attended Manchester Quality Speed Queen Egulpment i^NNUAL COVENTRY 4-H was best man. John Zakrzewski nosegay of white pompons and Community College. He is of New Britain, brother of the gladioli. employed at Purolator Security BELCON LAUNDROMAT “ 309 Green Rd. bridegroom, was head usher. Inc., Dunbar Guard Division. ^ORN SUPPER Other ushers were Denise Smolak and Mike Golan, both of New Britain, and both cousins August 22nd of jUie bridegroom. 1-7:00 P.lUr A reception was held at the Sovt today! KofC Hall in Plainville, after 2nd CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH which the couple left for a two COMMUNITY HOUSE weeks trip to St. ’Thomas, V.I. 2 9 “ ROUTE 44A • COVENTRY They will reside at Burrit $2.25 ADULTS 6-12 $1.00 par Child Undw 5 r and fiberfill... SAU Invitee. B. 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MANCHESTER I5VEMWG HERALD, C m .. Mnn TO - PACK N.NF Gotta-Savva IF/jj* I .7----I Faith,Determination McCarthy-Annulli Ms. Goose Liberates Stereotypes, LOS ANGELES (AP) - South United Methodist N.C.; Miss Marcia L. treaamgs and Engagements -»- ! Center Go'in ^ r g i e Porgie and Little Miss Church was the scene Aug. 10 of Studebaker of Greenville, N.C.; 5 ^ e t have been liberated the marriage of Miss Kyle and Miss Mimi Madden of Rich­ from the nursery and thrust Emlee Annulli and Michael mond, Va. They wore gowns Dqvid McCarthy, both of ihto the middle of the battle of and lost/* TTmm u « ^ scrambled him back to- Craig-Douton By MARIA BRADEN tacte fifo center receives a similar to that of the honor From which Humpty had gether again.” Tedford-Roczynski M ^ h e stb r. file sexes by a California house­ Associated Press Writer package contain^ tlffee sar attendant’s except in pink with wife. MIUBTONE, Ky. (AP) - The briile is the daughter of ments for eadi membtr of tte matching hats. They carried Tamar Hoffs has written and Mabel Kiser b e e v e s the Lord fomily. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando G. An­ similar bouquets. published a book called, “ Ms. win help her coitinue to serve nulli of 142 Ludlow Rd. The f f'i 1 1 Miss Jennifer Dearborn of Goose: A Ub-retta.” It is a col­ * ‘ V ^ - the poor folk of the Appala- brid^ropm is the son of Mr. The center also aUa families Windsor Locks was flower girl. lection of updated nursery diian mountains. whose homes have burned.' and Mrs, James A. McCarthy of She wore a white dotted Swiss rhymes which poke fun at the She’s pretty sure the govern­ 189 Ludlow Rd. Those so-called “ buniouts” re­ over lime tafetta gown with sexual stereotypes. ment won’t ceive used clothing and sherts. The ffev, Robert W. Eldridge pinafore ruffles in lime green, For example, her version of Mra. Kiser directs the MiUs- quUts and pillowcases, and a i^ Jr. of ^ t h United Methodist the verse about the little girl tone Sewing Center in rural pouffed sleeves. She carried a thing else the center can Church officiated at the double- white basket of pink flowers. with a curl: Letcher County. It’s a tiny op­ vide. 0 ring, candlelight ceremony. “ ■niere was a little goal eration deep in the Kentucky Christopher J. McCarthy of Each year the center serves Pink apd white roses decorated Texas was his brother’s best That changed the female mountains and was one of the' role. about 500 fanoiliesi wltt n av­ ^ e altar ajid pews; Miss Hillery man. Ushers were Lon G. An­ first Appaladiian projects fun­ And made men simply torrid: erage of seven persons in a C^oobert .of Manchester was nulli of.Manchester, the bride’s ded by the federal Office of It was to make go^, very, family. The center tyeadim soloist .and Jack Grove was brother; Russell S. Pratt of Economic Opportunity (OEO). organist. . very good Throughout its seven-year, mainly fiwse in Letdier Coun­ Mpchester, cousin of the ty, but also emidoys a “ roving j^The bride,i^ven in marriage By using the brains in her history MiUstone has struggled bride; Stephen J. Chomo of forehead!” to obtain federal funding. seamstress” and t o started a by her father, wore a white, Manchester; William B. anall operation at Hindman in sleeveless A-line gown of silk Mrs. Hoffs, an artist, writer munity support and file faith LofStrom of Andover; and OTd mother of three, was. hav­ Knott County. < organza fashioned with a short and determination of the wom­ Robert R. Moeller of ing difficulty marketing a en who run the center have train and trimmed with Swiss Manchester. screenplay she had written and kept it alive and the money has appliques. She wore a long man­ A reception was held in the she attributed the problems to come through each yeal*. Last July federal fitnds were tilla traip with matching Colony Room in Vernon for 250 s e x i^ . She set up her own cut back focm $52,000 annually Now the foture is uncertain. appliques... She carried a people. For a wedding trip to publishing firm in her garage to less than $40,000 and the Federal funds will soon run bouquet of! pink roses and California, Mexico and Las and vented her anger and frus­ 9 = ^ sewing center staff , was re­ baby’s breath with long pink tration at being stereotyped. out and Mrs. Kiser expects her duced from 14 to eight. How­ Vegas, Mrs. Mc(]arthy wore a streamers, j . Mrs. Hoff’s philosophy is il­ final cut-off notice to arrive ever, Mrs. Kiser said produc­ pihki green and white print Miss Jb^Anne O’Bright of lustrated in her version of “ See any day. ~ tion'stayed about the same. halter top dress with white Manchester'was maid of honor. Saw Margery Daw” : “ We’n just try to stay alive accessories and wore a corsage “ The Lord stretches it,” she She wdre a lime green, “ Hee Haw Margery’s Law, from month to month,” she of pink sweetheart roses. They explained. “ Only God can give' sleeveleM gown fashioned with will reside at 30 Florence St. To your own self be master, said. you something over money.” Cedar HiU Photo high neckUne, ruffled bodice, Mrs. McCarthy is a graduate Vou shall have for a penny a She trusts the Lord will show day her the way to carry on her Empire waistline with ruffled of East (Carolina University in Mrs. Ronald V. Tedford Jr. Birth control, instead of dis­ work with the poor. hemline. She wore a matching Greenville, N.C. and is St. George’s Church in carnations, roses and daisy aster! ” "The whole sewing center is straw piAiire hat with hand employed at Singer Learning Guilford was the scene Aug. 11 pompons. Mrs. Hoffs, who v^as gradu­ builton faith,” she said. “ From BRING YOUR p a in ted /flora l design and Center in , Manchester where of the marriage of Miss Miss Ellen Roczynski of ated from the i University of the beginning the Lord has sup­ carried p|nk and white flowers she is a primary grade teacher. Paulette A. Roczynski of Chicago at 18, credits her moth­ Guilford was her sister’s maid plied our needs.” WELFARE-UNION wUh a candje in the center. Guilford to Ronald V. Tedford Mr. McCarthy attended er, “ a very liberated lady,” for of honor. She wore a mist green The center employs elderly B ridesf^ daw ere Mrs. Susan Mrs. G. Michael Craig of Coventry. Nichols College in Dudley, a new view of Humpty Dumpty. dotted Swiss gown. women from Millistone, a for­ Chema ^ tlfis. Nancy Pratt The bride is the daughter of Mass., served in the U.S. Army i t “ When I was a child and St. Bartholomew Church, gladioli and pompons. Harry Bridesmaids were Miss mer mining town with a popu­ INSURANCE both of Itoch ester; Miss John- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roc­ two years, and is associated would break an egg,” Mrs. Manchester was the scene Aug. Carr of Manchester w as Marge Cunningham and Miss lation of 576, and neighboring na;L. Sudebaker of Chapel Hill, Naniff Photo with J.A. McCarthy Inc. i Hoffs said, “ my moUier would 11 of the marriage of Miss organist and soloist. zynski of Guilford. The June Comcowich, both of communities to sew clothes for PRESCRIPTIONS Mrs. Michael E. Gotta Mrs. Michael D. McCarthy say, ‘It’s not broken; it’s a Sharon Irene Douton of The bride, given in marriage bridegroom is the son of Mr Guiford. They wore gowns of the poor. TO scrambled egg’ and put it in Manchester and G. Michael by her father, wore a gown of Ronald V. Tedford of Kokomo, tangerine dotted Swiss. The women cut and sew new Craig of Pittsburgh, Pa. silk organza accented with Ind. and Mrs. Irene E. Tedford Michael Piner of Mansfield material and remake used PINE PHARMACY Miss Vivian Christine Sawa lace and fashioned with short The bride is the daughter of venise lace and ribbon and of 30 Hickory Dr., Coventry. was best man. Ushers were clothing received at th^ center. 664 CINTEfi STREET of Bolton and Michael E. Gotta sleeves, with lace on bodice and Mr. and Mrs. David F. Douton fashioned with a mandarin The Rev. Joseph Degnan and Stephen Tedford of Coventry, Each needy family that con- of Wethersfield were united in neckline. Her waist-length veil of 80 Bretton Rd. The the Rev. Douglas Theuner of­ the brother of the bridegroom; marriage June 9 at St. was attached to a seed pearl neckline. Empire bodice, bridegroom is the son of Mr. ficiated at the double-ring and Robert Watts of Eagleville. Maurice’s Church in Bolton. tiara. She carried a bouquet of bishop sleeves and A-line skirt and Mrs. William R. Craig of ceremony. The church was A reception was held at the The bride is the daughter of yellow rosebuds and white car­ with ruffled hemline. She wore Pittsburg, Pa. decorated with white and KofC Hall in East Haven. For we have cannero, Jare, I Mr. and Mrs. Philip & w a of nations. chapel mantilla edged with The Rev. Alvin F. Matthews, yellow flowers. Mrs. Mary traveling to New Hampshire, 110 West St., Bolton. She is the Miss Aldea Sawa of Bolton, matching lace which was at­ lids, rubbere, plastic Back-to-Schoof OFM, of Callicoon, N.Y., the Bates was organist. . Mrs. Tedford wore a silk print granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. was her sister’s maid of honor. tached to a Juliet cap. She bags, and boxes... bride’s uncle, officiated at the The bride ^ven in marriage dress. The couple will reside at Sale Starts Charles Lesperance of 49 Bat­ She wore a pink crepe gown carried a cascade bouquet of double-ring ceremony. The by her father, wore a white 100 Brook St., Apt. 73, "we have every tista Rd. The bridegroom is the with white collar and cuffs. She white roses; cymbidium orchids lind it «it MONbAY church was decorated with and baby’s breath. organza and Alencon lace gown, .Willimantic. to son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Got­ wore a wide-brimmed soft pink //ff/e thlngl- fashioned with a scooped Mrs. Tedford is a 1973 Doors Open ta of Wethersfield. straw hat with white ribbon ■ Mrs. David Price of neckline, long bishop sleeves graduate of Eastern Connec­ bu [bwwlmiing The Rev. Robert W. Cronin of streamers and carried one Manchester, was her sister’s 9:30 A.M. matron of honor. Sha wore a and A-llne skirt accented with ticut State (College in Williman­ j M t m i IsrytiGfcsl SAVIN GS St. Maurice’s Church officiated yellow rose. the n^oete imAiltinidt t o chiffon gown fashioned with seed pearls. Her elbow-len^ tic. Mr. Tedford is presently a downtown manetotai* at fairwaif... Pick up Caldors New at the double-ring ceremony. Bridesmaids were Miss veil was attached to a matching white Empire bodice, long fifth year student at E C ^ . Circular. . h t j n The church was decorated with Christina Sawa of Bolton, the cap. She carried a bouquet of baskets of yellow, white and bride’s sister; Mrs. Linda sleeves accented with dai^ Mix-’n-Match Fall itrim, and apricot A-line skirt. blue flowers. Gillican of New Hartford, the Her headpiece was a white gar­ The bride, given in marriage bridegroom’s sister; Cynthia den hat trimmed with apricot by her father, wore a cUffon Parkhurst of Norwich; and ribbon. She carried a cascade El Sportswear Separates gown trimmed with French Miss Jane Campbell of Bolton. 2 TWIN BIDS — 2 K IJK I* MATIUSSB They wore orchid crepe gowns bouquet of white roses, yellow - 2 BOX SMINOS AT $20.90 S A « S ^ % .r- - I with vdiite collars and cuffs. daisies and baby’s breath. V ' 1' - , ' * - Their wide-brimmed hats were Bridesmaids were Mrs. Choose your style! French FTOvineisL.ColonU or'kbd- trimmed with white ribbons Russell Holyfield of springs . . . everything! 8 piece Set S3SM t bnv the and they each carried a pink Manchester and Mrs. James 6 piece set and save^.90I -1 - wjr tae Wedding Dockstader of Tokoma Park, YOUR on rose. CHOICE Miss Laurie Lesperance of Md. Their gowns and hats were Manchester, cousin of the similar to that of the honor bride, was flower girl. She wore attendant’s gown and hat and Our Reg. 7.99 T remendous a white eyelet gown trimmed they carried cascade^bouquets n eat® *' with yellow ribbons, and white of yellow roses, white daisies and baby’s breath. ^e Fashion Tops Clever I daisies in her hair. She carried little tie back tops with long or short | a basket o f white daisies and David L. Craig of Arlington Assortments Heights, 111, was his brother’s sleeves. Solids, prints; S, M, L. pink rosebuds. Nassiff Photo best man. Ushers were Richard Pliillp G. Sawa of Bolton, the The engagement of Miss Brown of Vienna, Va., cousin of .S kirts Everyone wants ’em! bride’s brother, was b^t man. Frances E. Gallo to Edward J. the bride^oom ; (M rle s Flips, multigored and A-lines in| of the Ushers were Wayne Gillican of Giard, both of Manchester, has Erdeljac of Oakmont, Pa.; and FRENCH PROVINCIAL solids and plaids. 5-13, 6-18. New Hartford, the been announced by her mother, COLONIAL bridegroom’s brothe^in-law; Ivor Lewis of Mahanoy City, Mrs. Concetta Gallo. She is also ry'ni:." ii 1 “I # Pullon Slacks Two inch Charles Sawa of Bolton, the the daughter of the late WiUiam pullon waist, flare leg. Machine Warm A reception was held at the serving Connecticut homem.ikers since 1909 J. bride’s brother; Steve Bazano J.V. GaUo. - Bolton Lake Hotel, after which wash solids, fancies. Sizes 8 to 18. of Vernon; and Steve Zerio of Mr. Giard is the son of Mr. the bouple left on a motor trip V i Thermos Hartford. and Mrs. Edward S. Giard of to Cape Cod, Mass. They will W E’ RE OPEN e Denim Jeans Everyday l Mark Gotta of Wethersfield, 410 Summit St. Winter reside in Pittsburgh, Pa. h i p i i i GENTLE Lunch Kits favorite denims with flare leg, patch the bridegroom’s brother, was The bride-elect is a graduate ring bearer. Mrs. Craig is a graduate of pockets. Regular or bikini cut, 5 to of Manchester High School and ,.,i .4 V; i i :.it. ‘ Bucknell University in TONIGHT Our 17. A reception was held in St. is employed as a secretary at furniture stores TERMS! Reg. Lewisburg, Pa. She was and Every Night Outerwear Maurice’s Social Center in Empire Tool ti Manufacturing V -1 O'ri '■ •.* . ••. ■. . ^ _ K 3.29 Bolton. Mayor George Athan- formerly an elementary 2.17 346-6606 368-5300 633 3159 •CASH teacher in the Lewisburg (Pa.) son of Hartford gave the in­ Her fiance is a graduate of Choose Peanuts, Partridge Fami­ Miss Kathleen R. Doering of area school district. Mr. Craig t i l l 9 :0 0 •CHARGE vocation. For a w adin g trip to East Catholic High School and ly, Scooby-Doo, Fat Albert, Half Your East Harford and Phillip j . is also a graduate of Bucknell ^ •B0D6ETTERMS Provincetown, Mass.,' Mrs. received his BA degree from For Your Shoppinfl Cenvtnitnm .... . pint kit. OUR ENTIRE STOQK AKERS LaBrie of South Windsor were University and will be a student (Saturdays til!5:30) •TAKE UP TO Gotta wore a white seersucker Providence College in 1971. He united in marriage July 28 at the University of Pittsburg UlS Hain Straat slack suit. The couple will is employed as director of Phdna 648-4169 3YEARSTOPAYI SAVE The bride is, the daughter of reside in Tolland. Dental School in the fall. religious education at St. 30% lO i Our_R»g^s^'; Youngsters Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Doering Mrs. Gotta Is a sophomore at Mary’s Church, East Hartford. lA' ] of East Hartford. The Low Prlcj*!’ the University of Connecticut The couple plan a June 1974 bridegroom is the son of Mrs. and Mr. Gotta is a Junior there. wedding. Donald Pagani of South Wind­ Need sor and John LaBrie Jr. of Tolland. & 8 o)^s ih e a ko ii' The double-ring ceremony Soon was held in the garden of the Styjasior tennis m LaBrie home in 'Tolland. ''‘- T J p S S F A 7 9 M iss'Paul Hurlburt of, | 0 Nevco 4-Cup " I to “T Manchester, was her cousin’s Charges may be deferred, maid of honor. Hot Pot or a convenient ioyaway Kenneth Doering of East Children’sJ^ ^ e rs 59 ^79 Hartford, was his brother’s best Flexees Our Colorful styles with tob ci^;vllag:iJ|D 1^ . 0D^^ I to plan that requires only a man. Reg. srrall deposit is available. A reception was held at 1.99 1.39 Willie’s Steak House. The cou­ is b.twixt For heating soup, beverages; fast ple are residing in Manchester. Betwixt a pemty and a girdle., heating. U.L. approved. 21(X)UL 25% a I Mrs. LaBrie, a graduate of right where you want to be. Penney High School in East The RIGHT In a silky ntUe panty thafa Hartford, is employed by Pratt MANCHESTER & Whitney Aircraft Division of Coebination as light aa Antron* nylon can ba. United Aircraft Corporation in What shoaM a prascriptien East Hartford. Mr. LaBrie With Juat enough Lycra* spandax PARKADE service deliver to you? Pro- attended Manchester schools to gently control tummy and and is employed by Spear & fessiorial skill and quality Open Wodnotday, Newman Distributors in West drugs — plus promptness hips. And lace cuffs to keep Thursday A Hartford. and personal interest in panty hose In place. Beige only. Crest Personnia helping you get well. This S,M,L,XL Pants allmmer, 6.50. Minuteman 3 Mini Kotex Scope Friday NigMs Til 9 combination of basic quality, Toothpaste Razor Blades Brief, 4.50. And panty. 5.50. Electronic Calculator BOLAND skill and service Is in every Napkins Mouthwash prescription we fill — and Shop tonight till 0. Uaa your Our MOTORS Reg. 4 9 8 8 you get it at reasonable cost Butterfield's charge. Maeter 79.97 Charge or Bank Americard. 8 digit display, 4 basic math func­ powr rtMrtng. poww tions. Battery powered plus AC Regular or Miht Injector I t ’s or b ra ^ MrtemaUe, A OMAT adapter. 7 oz. double edge 10’s. Box of 40 24 oz. Bottle 1.13 Size ____1.69 Size Our Reg. 1.55 2.29 Size «1995w w e s t o w k i 3 WAYS TO CHARGE BN CarTB STKET ^ ^ PHARMACY ■^ MANCHESTER SALE: Mon. thru Sat. nMM;04S-0S20 4'. HARTiORD ROAD '4 Open Late Every Night f 1145 Tolland Tpke. For Your Convenience REGISTER TO WIN FREE 35 BIKES t a k e W t o ^ 92.„..0P^ t il l 0 P.M.. TUESDAY AND SATURDAY TBJ. 6!

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’ p a g e TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mahchester. Conn.. Ton.. Aup. 20 I07a Maneheoter Uospitat Notes MANCHESTER EVENINGJIERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Aug. 20. 19 7 3 - P A P .R w.t kvxrfo Discharged Friday: Ray­ Joann C. Dalone, 6l( B^an Dr.; Spring St.^ Virgin! M. Levonick I Newsman To Retire mond F . Starkweather, 193 Emilie L. TurgeM East Hart­ and son, Lebanon; Barbara D. Woodbridge S t.; Charles H. ford. J NEW HAVEN (AP) - McQueeney, 64, disclosed his Brahaney and daughter, 40 Mayo, 31 Virginia Rd.; Charles Caucus to Pick Candidates Charles T. McQueeney has an­ decision Sunday. It becomes Also, (diaries E. Lavoie, 60 Gerald Dr., Vernon; Dawn G. Odermann, 504 Parker St.; Lewis Dr., South Windsor; Jean '4 nounced his retirem ent as effective Aug, 31. He was a Testa and son, 300 Benedict Dr., VIVIAN KENNESON Lydia E. Rowland, 145 Cedar P. Dubois, East Rartfotd; An­ the perMns in attendance. persons are: managing editor of the New member of the Register news Swamp Rd., Coventry; Karen South Windsor; Douglas R. Correspondent Havhn Register after 20 years SIN ESS I^ERV IC ES ^)lR EC TO R Y dre Baracco, 167 W. Vernon St.; The eight persons who have Board of Education, Anthony staff for 46 years, starting: in L. Salstjead, Carter Dr., Monahan, Plymouth Lane; Tel. 8 ^ 7 0 4 in that post. George H. Thynae, Shore Rd., declared their interest and who Tantillo Jr., Buff Cap Rd.; 1927 as a proofreader. Rockville; ’Thomas D. Brendal, Sarah E. Fawcett, East Hart­ Democrats will hear views of Rockville; Jat^ui S. Smith, ford. have met with the screening Ellen Soracchi, Stuart Dr. Glastonbura; William H. Man­ eight persons interested in Amston; Alefxander son, committee are: John Burokas, Planning and Zoning Com­ ning, 162 Bisseil St.; Gregory Also, Sung H. Yim and being candidates for the fourth Glastonbury;' Arthur L. Ruswll Dr.; Kevin Cavanagh, mission, Kenneth Copperwaite; Mockalis, 21 ,Ferguson Rd.; daughter, Storrs; Sandra E. slots for Board of Selectmen, at Give Your Driveway Lasting GAMPINO Mighter, Manchester; Paul Ar- Robin Circle; Stanley Johnson, William Dowd, Glenview Ter.; M m m P Self-Service Hufford, Cedar Swamp Rd., a caucus ’Tuesday night. Sandra P. - Holmes and cari, 182 O a k « .; William E. Crystal Lake Rd.; Edith Douglas Hatch, Grahaber Rd.’ W it h O u r J a n n i U t Laundromat EQUIPMENT daughter, 135 Bisseil St. Coventry; Kelly G. OeuHette, According to Charles Regan, Sacchi, East ^rtford. Knight, S. River Rd.; Edwart Zoning Board of Appeals, J-16 BLACKTOP SEALER nSsNl Also Raweivini' H IG H G R A D E 80 Main St., South Windsor; candidate screening committee Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Also, M artin'j. Hansen, 124 Also, Kathl^n M. Chevrette, Moskey, Sugar Hill Rd.; James McNanlly, Skungamaug V a. Custom Made William E. Starr, Hartford; chairman, rather than On* cool Mils, prnorvtt, wiltiproofi. wMd- Air Mattresses, Stoves, Oxford St.; Mary J . Alexander, 176 Lyness S.t,; Lena F. Jeffers, Richard Roberts, Dogwood Rd.; Joseph Duval, New Rd. prool* drlvtwtyt, wilkt, pillot. Lanterns Marion L. BeU, 55 Wells St. PRINTING Glastonbury; Maureen D. 113 Steep Rd;, South Windsor; following the traditional Rd.: John ’Trainor, Rhodes Rd.; method of presenting an en­ ’The Democratic caucus will Fatl-drykig, illiconliing pi«lng pitch rnltlc •Tailoring FARR'S P a rk er and daughter, 151 Kimberly Shapleigh, 49 Helen Wanat, Sugar Hill Rd. be at 8 p.m. in the Hicks wulhor, oH, grtiM, Kide, gciolint,' cnll- 53 TOLLAND TUSNPIKE Job and Conunordal dorsed slate to the caucus, all Irttn. *07 Cleaning Eldrige St.; William B. Westwood S t : Jonathan D. Gin- There will be opportunity for Memorial School gym. “Hie Everything Store I"'’ Mandi/Vernon Town line P rin tin g The fishing industry in Prince persons interested will be given •Laundry Service Camp • Bike • Sport Cavanaugh, Bolton; Lynn A. nis, Glastonbury; Grace L. nominations from the floor of ’The Republican caucus will FSEE TOWING Pronnd and Efficknt" E d w ^ Island suffers from the the on>ortunity to speak at the the caucus. I "WICHOTIR lURDWME Now JamAt j-ii 176-178 SPRUCE ST. 2 MAIN STREET Orlowski, 67 Keeney St.; Nancy Lockwood, Margaret Rd.; be ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Sand Mix lar Staap a t Depot .Square PHONE 643-2467 Printing of AD KindT lack of harbor facilities. caucus and lea ve the decision to 1877 Main Sinti 1M8-11M MANCHESTER J. ’Thibodeau, East Hartford; Cammy M, Starr, Hartford; Other declared interested Tolland Middle School. Slophii Ofhtawayi Open Daily lo 9:90 P.M . Drive-In Parking OPEN: Linda A. Sombric, 97 Oxford Roger Dubay, 92 Bisseil St. J . FA R R — 643 7111 Gommunity Pms Monday to Friday St,; Christop Biase, 17 Heidi Discharged.' Sunday: Camping Needs Here 6 A.M. - 6 P.M. 254 Broad St,, Rear Dr., Vernon; Jessie A. Layhue, Volbemar Gravlejs, 172 NANGHESTER Service of Sincerity Saturday 8 AJt. 12 Noon Telephone 64^5727 118 McKee S t.; Joseph P. Hawthorne St.; Margaret J. O strin sky Have you made your vacation wonderful for outdoor enjoy- Lavingne, Wall St., Coventry. Gazdiioki, 172 Maple S t.; Chock Full plans yet? If not, why not think Discharged Saturday: Viola ment. Everyday living is more com­ you can depend upon. The en Robert Quey, 73 West St.; Doeskin Tissues DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. about a camping trip with the CUSTOM MAM D. Poggie, Stafford Springs; Camping accessories that are plicated today no matter vriiat tire Holmes family is proud o: Leslie A.'F16reck, 117 Oak St.; family? Camping can be real Emmett P. Simmons, 33 MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery designed to making camping your particular role in life may the fact their their Home ha: MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINMS Fern M. Fournier, East Hart­ o’Nuts Coflee Facial or Bathroom fun if you are properly fitted Canterbury St.; Ends W. Snow­ fun are in abundance at Farr’s, be, and surely this is the case been chosen year after year at ford; Edward J . Koniar, Old IRON Q ira H ty Mtmorlols out, and the way to do this is to Coleman stoves, these are easy man, 193 Adams St.; Mary E. SUfford Rd^ Tolland; Donald when it comes to a funeral a member of the Order of the Facial Tissue go to a camping specialist — in Schultz, 92 Spruce St,; Jennie B. Perrett, 52 Pearl St.; James Over SO Years’ Experience to use, easy to clean, lanterns, d ire< ^ . Because of these com­ Golden Rule. 2 ply 200 (kiunt SCRAP METAL this case, Jam es Farr, owner of S s ia ^ o d , E. Phillips, 21 Clark Rd., ovens, stands, ice chests — a plications, many people have The Holmes Funeral Home it B. Watt, 143 Autumn St.; Gisela or 8alhroom Farr’s, 2 Main St. Bolton;,Cynthia R. Tedford, 49 Btls. and PAPER Call 649.5807 must, of course — jugs to men­ come to depend on the Holmes a most beautiful one, large CHOICE VARIETY S. Miller, 635 Dart Hill Rd., 2 Pack — 2 Ply Gone are the days when cam­ tion a few things. Coleman Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Oxford St.; Raymond E. Vernon. FROZEN 385 Count A. AlMETTl, Prop. enough to handle the largest 731 PAR KER ST. ping was a hardship for parts and repair service is also Pelton. Warehouse Point; Also, ’Ihmmis Fulton, 437 “ nop People need a person who can service, intimate enough for the Qualify Tel. 64S-5TSS or 643.6879 Harrison SL, Manchester everyone but the children, and available. To save space, take care of OAA, MAA. Social smallest. Each chapel has it< if you have not looked over the Seafood aluminum nested Mirro cook Security Benefits and Veterans own private family room anc s e i£ u s FO K s many items that make camping Gal. Clorox Hunt’s ^ sets, service for four, six or Benefits. These and many other each has its private entrance. 43 OAK STREET '/ Aluminum RoD Up Rockville Hospitid Notes Overnight 10 Pack Pizza STEVENSON fun and fake the hard work out eight people. Heat-Pal tent and Awnlnta related services are offered at ’The decor is done with impec­ TEL. 649-8937 of it, you have a real surprise in a Door Caaopleo Admitted Friday: Anna ^ M E R C U R Y BROS./ trailer heaters,for chilly nights, the Holmes Funeral Home. cable taste, and all families are James'MacDougall, (Cemetery Laundry Bleach store for you. Stop in at Farr’s Brett, Providence, R.I.; Terri Toinato Paste Pampers Travel Agency absolutely safe and efficient, Many people have also assured abMlute privacy if this a Storm Doora Rd., Vernon; Michael 16 oz. and see for yourself how many a Combination WIndowt Pace, Wethersfield; Fred EXXON using alcohol for fuel. Alcohol benefited by ‘"The Knowledge is their wish. KEEP YOUR COOL Milanese, Hartford Tpke., Cheese ^ 646-2756 items they stock — and at ManchMter Awning Oe. Splelman, West Rd., Ellington. Can stoves, water and gas con­ Booklet” put out by the Order A flower room where all Rockidlle; Katherine Milligan, ic 405 Main Streul reasonable prices — to make 195 WEST Cim RR ST. Discharged Friday: Ida 6 i l. 18 O L Disposahle tainers in plastic and metal. of the Golden Rule, which is flowers are received insures Mapfe St., Ellington; Robert Makes Pizza NO SERVICE Manchuattr your camping trip real fun. Telephone 648-SWl Luginbuhl, Chamberlain St., Camp toasters are also a pop­ yours for the asking. Just stop that all flowers sent to a service PanJili, West Willington; Win­ Vz Gal. Can Diapers 25 oz. Pkg. CHARGE Phone 649-5533 For instance, Farr’s has the Eatabllalied 1M8 Rockville; Richard Nordstrom, i ular item. in at the Honie and pick up a are handled carefully and fred Smith, Foster St,, South > k g .o f1 2 RESERVATIONS FOR largest and finese selection of Make your nights comfor­ Somers; Edwina Pierce, Buff Windsor; Michael Strycharz, •HOTELS • Tune-Ups copy from the table in the hall arranged tastefully to their best Hirsch-Weis and Camel tents in table with wooden cots, Cap Rd., Tolland; Diane Raymond St., Rockville; e General Automotive of the main corridor; or, if you advantage. A J Upholstery •AIRLINES this area, featuring the iatest Plourde, Meadowbrook Apts., Repairs on All aluminum cots, or the popular prefer, ask theni to mail a copy Members of the clergy ap­ P and lY I Shop Marion Teabo, Spring St.. •STEAMSHIPS finish materials with exterior RE-UPHOLSTERINO Ellington; Laura Press, En­ Rdckville. American Cars double-decker folding cots to you. ’This booklet is most preciate the fact that this Home 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER aluminum frames that can be a MODERN FURNITURE field; Mrs. Joanne Yargeau and which may be used separately helpful, and explains in a very offers a special room for them, Admitted Sunday; Gerald set up in minutes. There seems and ANTIQUES son. Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; or together; replacement cot clear and factual manner the (y course, the Home is air con­ a Ciiatoni Furniture Arel, Main St., Rockville; Julia to be no limit to the kinds and Denise Wieliczka, Snipsic Lake YOUR i s n covers are also stocked. ’There many problems the family will ditioned throughout and a very and .SIi|icovera Bartlett, Broad Brook; William varieties of tents carried here, Tho Radiator CoolanI Raaorvolr KH Rd., Ellington. MEMORIAL C O M PLETE a dozen different styles of air have to face, and has been fine loiid speaker system is in S|ierinliziiig in Hand Tutting /Bourke, Warehouse Point; Kel- V umbrella tents, cabin tents, pup provMaa... Made To Order Births I^'iday: A daughter to CORNER STORE mattresses, new tufted style proven most helpful. operation all over the Home. To A Addad CoolanI capacity /ly Connelly, ’Tumblebrook Rd., PET C ENTER and play tents to mention just a Coniplete Selection of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Champagne, which is' tops in sleeping com­ Just recently, a new organ Insure against fire, there is a * Baltar cooling parformanca Materials Vernon; Ernest Davis, • Party Goods, M ^aiines few. Then if you are thinking of ‘M week niiiiicing spacials'live you yur fort. Camp blankets, navy style Stafford Springs; a daughter to • Oroceriea, Cold Cuts CinatiM- PirikMli was installed at the Holmes fire detection system that gives lilEB ESTIMATES Discovery Rd., Vernon; Tropicil Fish - Turtlej renting a trailer, why not con­ hammocks, mosquito netting, A ProtacUon againti kwa of Coolant Lower Level of the Parkade Mr. and Mrs, Peter Kulpa, • Fruits—Vegetables Funeral Home, and for those complete protection 24 hours a by pravanling ovarflow Christine Doherty, Duncaster ' ■ Hamilen - Geibili sider a trailer canopy? No ground cloths, aluminum ^ le s, 619-6324 Glenstone Dr., Rockville; it • Greeting Cords Miied Br«d Puppin who wish music at a service, day. * Qidek vltual cback ol doolant Lane,’’Vernon; Laurie Dupell, matter what tent you have in Mon., Tiies., 9-6j Wed., daughter to Mr. and Mri. We Depend On Vou . . tguitium facessorifj, etc stakes and fire extinguishers. this is a welcone addition. If you would like to consult aupphr without romoval ol prat- Thiirs., Fri. 9.9; Sat. 9-5 Middle Rd., Ellington; Aspasia mind, you will and just what aura cap You Can Depend On Us! Our 0*11 SpKijI Blended Parkas, ponchos, . rain suits, Holmes Funeral Home is un­ with any member of the William O’Keefe, Robbie Rd., Eraklis, Janet Lane, Rockville; Pel Foodi Tolland. tarps in any size, canteens, ique in that it is a family Holmes family, just call at Peter Kerger, Gerald Dr., Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER mess kits, knapsacks, Admitted Saturday: The Rev, Ellington; Ann Marcinka, till Midnight business. It was started in 1922 their consultation room on the MANCHESTER GLASS Stop sSh op sw ortli! PET C ENTER grommeted and waterproof, by Mark Holmes, and today his street floor level on Bigelow St. Clifford Curtin, TolUnd; Franklin St., Rockville; Betty 363 MAIN ST. 646-0293 ’ Sr. MANCHESTER rucksacks. Also the famous three sons, Howard, Arthur and Call the Home and make an ap­ AUTO PARTS a For .liuto WimlaMMda Mildred Overton, Hartford Reudgen, East St., Rockville; ^ l t M « * tiaa Smm M - n.6 a., am White Stag sleeping bags by Norman, carry on the family ’Tpke., Rockville. Jonathan Rooillard, Enfield; over many years. pointment, and here in seclu­ a For Store Fronta aad Hirsch-Weirs with your choice tradition. No matter when you sion you may ask any questions nil nUca of wiiidowa Discharged Saturday: Gladys Janet Stark, East Hartford. Dining canopies are gaining of decron, down and thermo-fill SEE US FOR QUALITY OLMES call the Home, one of the sons you wish; there is no obligation OPEN a F^r Table Tope Adams, Stafford Springs; Mra. Discharged Sunday: Henry in popularity for use in the filling. ! will be there to assist on your part and any one of the SAT. to 1 P.M. Karen Beccaris and son, South Benicak, Broad Brook; ’Thomas Tailoring backyard, to attach to the house O P ^ 8 A.M. to S P.M. If you camp by a lake or you...theirs is a service of Holmes family will be pleased St., Rockville; Mrt. Mary Pelletier, Dart Hill Rd., A Freezer-Full of Mini-Priced Speciak! or to a tent. They are free stan­ SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON - CUSTOM stream, remember that Farr’s sincerity where personal con­ to help you. Beggio and son, Cook Rd., Rockville; Fred Ramsdell, ding, with five oluminum poles MADE A Svrvic* has all. kinds of rods and reels, sideration is a tradition. fe J:r Chicken — 1514 oz. Pkg. 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Hebron M^CHES-TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. A.mf «), 1973- PAGE THIRTRiitiu '• ■ SAM F ilm Police Report Say They fTere Mi,.Guided Giles Sewage Report Gary Colangelo, 19, of West Friday night injured five per­ ^ OC«TT:(0\J’U H A V t track at Riverside Park here, amount of cash Sunday, police N u r s e r y s c h o o l , Andover W * V l \ L figures used by the state result acknowledged Manchester’s and Highland Sts. said. two-year term on the Board of from a malfunctioning sewage- problem might be tied, in part, Vivian Lavoie, 48, and Police say that Wilson, who Entry to the house was gained Education; incumbent Richard flow meter at the sewage plant. • to infiltration of surface Dolores Coquin, 41, both of R achel Rd.,Monchcsfa; School Board was charg^ with operating a , by breaking the glass in a rear McDonald, Board of Tax In Part I of his report due Aug. waters. South Windsor, Conn., and 4 . % motorcycle without a motorcy- * door. Police said that the house Review; incumbent Wilbur Meets Tuesday 31, he has told the DEP he plans The Aug. 31, 1973 report, Thomas Mackowski, 16, of on W idin«.'schu,Audcis+aa, cle 'Operator’s license, was was ransacked in an apparent Dennis and Richard Welch, to contact the firm of James S. stated the DEP order, should W ethersfield, Conn., were* ANNE EMT traveling west on Highland St. search for valuables. The qH *7 p:»n. Planning and Zoning Commis­ Minges and Associates, give “special attention to treated for injuries suffered and fail^ to negoitiate the cor­ burglary is under investigation sion; and Incumbent Mrs. Joan Correspondent designers of the 1971 plant, plus infiltration-exfiltration and il­ when a car on the “Thunder­ Tel. 228-3971 ner. (k)urt date is Sept. 10. by the Manchester Police Mo avYti aff-emco n class es. Rowley and John Kulynych, the manufacturer of the legal connections.” bolt” ride disengaged from its The Board of Education has A one-car accident in the _ 7 Zoning Board of Appeals. tracks near the start of the ride. liepartment’s detective divi­ Foy. M’forma'+ion.OQli sewage-flow meter, and to in­ Pathmark Plaza parking area sion. ’The caucus is also expected scheduled its next meeting for sist that the meter be Meeting Canceled Read Potpourri to endorse Mrs. Marian Cello, tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the 2 calibrated. He said Part II of Due to the lack of an an­ an unaffiliated voter who last Andover Elementary School. the report due Aug. 31 will be in ticipated quorum, the meeting week received endorsement of Among the items on the agen­ WE WElCOimE h k id s ta m ^ uctome^ DEP hands on time. of the Manchester Human the Republican caucus for town da are- teacher and bus driver Giles estimates the meter Relations Commission, clerk. resignations and appointments, error at about 1.80 million scheduled for ’Tuesday night, The only race, other than a request from the administra­ gallons a day. He said in his has been canceled. nominations that might come tion to Mil desks and chairs, a report that, based on the It has been rescheduled for from the Roof,' is for the posi­ revised substitute teacher pay □BONEUSSHAMS recorded flow and taking into Aug. 28 at 8 p.m., in the tion of constables where five policy, and discussion of account the error, the es­ Municipal Building. have expressed an interest for maintenance items. timated quantity of sewage The commission is com­ flow for the fiscal year ended pleting work on a proposed or­ FIRST N im ONAI STORES nilMIIOWI OMSY M UIB lb. June 30, 1973 actually was 5.44 dinance concerning Group Homes in Manchester. □CORN BEEf ROUMBS W T Coventry □lEXAS WEIHERS T F F CHOCK FULL Three Announce COFFEEIlilj 0 Nurs FRUIT DRINKS The Heavenly Coffee FINAST wilh Added Vitamin C nCOtONIAt BOiOGNA For Council Run Oramie Grape All Method 1 H) Tropical Treat 1 MONICA SHEA Ms. Connelly also failed to Grind Includlnq ran 46 0/ ■ (Correspondent) win endorsement from the com­ Cherry or Lemon can:: I TOP ROUND Fleclra Perk and Lime 4 Claire Connelly, Rose Fowler mittee. KLEENEX SIRLOIN TIP and Albert J. Carilli announced 99 MAYONNAISE S A i n over the weekend that they will , Town Council SWISS STEAKS have their names plac^ in The hearing on the proposed dana CUBE STEAKS nomination for the Coventry ordinance to change the fee pkg BATHROOM * 1.80 Town Council at the TISSUE schedule concerning Lisicke KLEENEX HEINZ KETCHUP VALUABLE COUPON DELI DEPT. Democratic caucus Tuesday. Beach will no‘ be held tonight Boutique Print Family Size A Ms. Connelly announced her as originally planned. The war­ 39 German Bologna %tb intention to seek election ning for the meeting was not 55 because of what she termed Trust Finast for Honest Value! i TOP ROUND published in time. Soli n' 1 Fancy Tomato Save 25* ■%-M — j — C m I m J mayonnaise or Z roll ■ Trust Finast for Honest Vafue! “the sexist and undemocratic The council will consider a 10 02 %A Spirited Cookoul on • 100 C t Pkg. of TtUoy rOTaTO jaiaO germ an style h,. position” oi the nominating Educator Cookies Cliocol'ilt Chip pkgs I pkqs ■ new date at the meeting Assorted Colors Favorlle Extra Heavy Rasttc committee because it did not pkg 149 Glad Trash Liners 63' 85oi I I’ 7oz Beef Patties Prldt Sarvt PbO I UgbtN'Uvelg Asst. Hevers M 26 ex. Sha federal, state and local taxes are not Included.) tl Crest Toothpastei"t>"»■ or Mmi 79' Swifts Soasage nnnstRiead on a 25 tt>. 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NKliu - e is KOTEXm u ib a s i» Iji COFFEE |i|uiuirasMMUi|jiiuauiIHiiiroiWfPE inn'^|j Dishwosker Jiff • MANCHESTER • |e WALLINGFORD el • WATERBURY •J • WATERBURY • Quentity rights raeartad. W A -A. 1 1 3 t TOIL AND TUBNPIK [ | 7 0 1 NOR TH COL O N Y R O A D I H 7 9 L A K IW O O D RO A O ■ I 7 00 SOUTH M A IN &TR IIT NonatoMtodaalan. 3 ------— ------. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 20,1973 Homer Drought Ends Local SporU Schedule T 4»IG I|T ’S GAMES RSox on Streak Softball - Armory v«. Wholesale, 7:30 Fiugerald ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) - The Has it resally been 116 at-bats since I hit homer drought is over for Bobby one? I’m glad this is the last game of the STANDINGS t S a y ^ YORk (AP) - Who owns New York? The Giants. year here.” BOSTON (AP) -T h e Boston Red ’The Red Sox ^ d their pitching lined up Who owns Ohio? ’The Browns. Murcer and it came in the last for the start of the trip, with southpaw Yankee Manager Ralph Houk said Dob­ Sox are off on what may be their most S 5=30 SI. Thomas stadium in the American League he John Curtis, 11-10, facing Bibby, 6-7, in the issura were decided Sunday in a pair of National son’s eight-hit performance was the important trip of the 1»73 season, thought he could get one over the opener against the Rangers at Texas AMERICAN LEAGUE Jimmy F^und VIghi - (Jut & Curl vs. WINF. 7- Foottall league exhibition contests pitting bitter rivals. The former Atlanta ’s best in his last hoping they can keep a winning streak Groman s vs. Silk City All-Slars, 8:30; New YoA Giants beat the New York Jets 45-30 at the Yale Bowl fence. n three outings. going and move in on the Baltimore tonight. Southpaw Rogelio Moret, 7-0, is Em I down to pitch ’Tuesday n i^ t, with either W L Pet GB' in New Haven, Conn, and the Cleveland Browns topped the Cin- ‘"niis may be what he needed,” Houk Orioles in the American League East. THURSDAY Murcer ripped a Sonny Siebert curve , 15-9, or rookie, Dick Pole, M , Baltimore 68 52 .567 i S i ® ‘ Stadium in Columbus/Sio. ball into the teeth of a strong southerly said. “It seems like every tim e he made a The Red Sox, who were punchless in Groman’s vs. All-Stars, 7; bad pitch, it cost him.” starting Wednesday n i^ t. Detroit 67 56.545 2Vk wind Sunday night and the ball barely dropping three in a row to Dick WiUiams Pole was a.last minute replacement for New York 68 58.540 3 Groman’s Girls vs. Feline All-Siam, 8:15 Fiugerald cleared the fence at the 330-foot mark—the Dobson now is 7-4 for the season while and his Oakland A’s last week, rebounded S i* loser Siebert’s record sank to 6-11. Tiant in Saturday’s game against K a n ^ Boston 65 57 .533 4 New York Yankee centerfielder’s first and completed a sweep of a three-game City and earned an M victory with ninth Milwaukee 59 62 .488 m Houk said Murcer’s home run slump series by edging the 4- Baseball Lesley Hunt and win the $38,8()8 home run in his last 116 times at bat. BOBBY MURCER inning help Bolin. Tiant suffered back Cleveland 51 74 ,466 m k ^ J e ts reserve quarterback A1 Woodall. Country Club The Yanks went on to down the Texas wasn’t bothering him because “we faced 3 Sunday before a crowd of 27,356 at ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis New Jersey Shore Tennis Ellington Ridge muscle spasms warming up, but Kasko Saturday Rangers 6-2 behind Pat Dobson, who was nine lefthanders in a row during one Fenway Park. Cardinals obtained outfielder Classic, 46, 6-2, 6 6 . Sunday hopes he’ll be ready by Wednes^y. Oakland 72 51 .585 BEST 12 coming out of a slump himself. stretch—he’ll get his homers.” “I think we’re going to start scoring MB’s Top All-Stars Tommie Agee from the ® *®Wown when Namath went Out of the game,” Tony C Eyes Lee, who had five losses and one no­ Kansas City 70 55 .560 3 Bowling Class A - Paul Jesanis 43-4-39, Club Championship ’The game may have meant a bull-pen some runs and really get rolling,” in a trade for in­ decision start in a vain bid for his 13th vic­ WAUKEGAN, 111. - Jay In ® time to get going again ” Ray Dotchin 42-3-39, Terry Class A - John Pionzia 143; “I was absolutely shocked when the ball demotion for Siebert, who was reached for Comeback southpaw Bill Lee said after snapping a Minnesota 59 63 .484 UVk of the Hartford Twilight fielder Dave Campbell and a went out,” Murcer said. “This is the- worst tory since July 18, finally made it, despite Chicago 58 .468 14% Robinson of Los Angeles cap­ touchdowns within Schilling 43-4-39, Jim Moriarty Milt Stein 144, Sal Rossitto 144; six hits in 2 1-3 innings. He has been BOSTON (AP) - Tony five-game losing streak and boosting his 66 toseball League, Monarty Brothers, dominated the 1973 player to be named later. ^ ^ o n d s and overcame a 6-3 Cincinnati edge late in the third park in the league on a lefthander. The four hits, including a homer and a double, California 56 64 .467 14Vk All-Star team with four selections. tured 11 of his 16 match games 43- 4-39; Class B Mike Karpuska Class B - Stan Davis 136, Les bothered by shoulder problems. Conigliaro, once one of record to 11-8 with ninth inning relief of wind blows and blows. If they ever trade by Holyoke’s Fran Healy, who drove in all Second baseman Frank to clinch first place going into 44- 6-38, A1 Calamari 44-6-38, Baum 144, George Sullivan 145; “Sonny has been very erratic. I’m baseball’s top sluggers and help from Bob Bolin against the Texas 43 78 .356 28 OAKLAND — The Oakland me down here, I’m quitting.” three Kansas City runs. DiMauro, outfielder Rich Rior- Monday’s finals of the $55,888 end-around play, putting Doug Pearson 44-5-39, Hugh Class C - Bill Leger 142, Ed toying qith the idea of putting him in the winner of the American League Royals.“We can’t let Baltimore get too Sunday’s Games four round trippers. Riordan A’s traded reserve first It was Murcer’s first homer of the year Lee allowed only eight hits, but was dan, pitcher John Serafini and Columbia Open Bowling Tour­ siw hi i t ^ series, defen- Hamilton 44-5-39; Class C - Val Moser 144, Mark Kravitz 145; bull-pen to find himself,” said Rangers home run title at the age of 20 in far out in the front and make a runaway of Cleveland 5-4, Minnesota 3-3 was the league’s top RBI baseman Mike Hegan to the hleir ® pass by Virgil Carter and ran it in Arlington Stadium and his 19th of the lifted in favor of Bolin after Rick Boston 4, K a : ^ City utilityman Jim Balesano pace nament. Clemintino 48-8-40, Austin Class D - John Howat 142, Stan Manager Whitey Herzog. 1966, says he going to try a com­ 3 producer with 21. Hard- New York Yankees for a player back 23 yards for another touchdown. season. He had not homered since July 13. Reichardt singled through the pitcher’s the local selections. Weiman 50-9-41, Herm Dvorak Louchs 144, Tom Heslin 145; For the Rangers, it was their 10th loss in eback as a designated hitter. The Red Sox, who had a 54 homestand Oakland 6, Milwaukee 4 throwing right hander John to be named later. Auto Racing There wasn’t any doubt about it— they were superior ” said a Murcer, who hit 33 home runs last year, legs and into center, putting runners on Baltimore 8, CUcago 2 New Britain placed three 51-10-41; low gross - Ray low gross - Qass A - Herb 11 games, and fans heavily booed the club. “I feel I’ve got five or six despite the losses to the Athletics, had a 9- Serafini, 8-5, led the loop in ZELTWEG, Austria — - l^ rto d ^ ‘"einnati Coach Paul Brown. “’They outplayed us said, “I’m still not satisfied with the Way first and third with one out in the ninth. Detroit 4, California 3,1 1 in­ members including Bob Swimming Dotchin 70; blind bogey - Rav Pagani 81; Class B - Stan Davis One young lady went so far as to evade good years left and there are a 3 trip early in July and were thinking of total , 821/3, and Sweden’s Ronnie Peterson I’m hitting the ball,” even though his Bolin got John Mayberry on a pop in front nings Constantino, John Gregorezyk Chihick 98. " J' 81; Class C - Mark Kravitz 87; security police and pop into the doorway of lot of ball clubs who need a guy similar success Sunday night as they took with 72. Bristol’s UTRECHT, The Netherlands drove his Lotus to victory in the ***® quarter on a 10-yard average is at a lofty .318. of the plate, gave up a run-scoring single New York 6, Texas 2 and Ken Skoglund. Bristol also Class D - Stan Louchs 94, Joe the Yankees’ dressing room. who can come in and get that off from Logan International A ir^rt. Cichon led the batting statistics — Kornelia Ender of Eadt, Ger­ Austrian Grand Prlx Formula paM from John Unitas to Gary Garrison. But veteran John PRO SWEEPS “For some reason,” he said, “I’m to Healy and then fanned the next batter to Monday’s Games had three selections; Ed Smith, many set a world record of Olender 94, Tom Heslin 94; low That ended all interviews as the Yanks clutch hit,” he said in a “No predictions,” said veteran Carl with a .463 average. Riordan One auto race with Scotland’s ‘*®*’"*' •’•■ought the 49ers back in the se- Gross - Stan Hilinski 73, net - Class A - Ralph TartagUa struggling and I’m still not in the groove. end the game. Minnesota (Corbin 4-5) at Duke Snyder and Dave Cichon. 58.12 seconds for the 100-meter dived for cover. weekend interview. Yastrzemski with a grin. “We’re going to finished second with a .392 Jackie Stewart finishing se­ i h t l ? ^ ®®''®" P®®®®® yards including a Terry Schilling 73; net Ray 83-10-73, Milt Stein 83-10-73; “Lee pitched well, but some of those Baltimore (Alexander 56), N Hartford Insurance placed Sal freestyle in the opening event of Conigliaro, now a night club play 14 games, and this had better be a mark. cond. three-yard scoring toss to Jimmy Thomas. ^ Dotchin 70664, Doug Peayson Class B - Stan Davis 81-ll-7(): ground balls were going back throuth the New York (Stottlemyre 12- Brancato and Bob Cogan and the European women’s Group A owner, said he’d like to try to winning trip.” Gene Johnson finished the iho “ ®J‘1 by ^•■“ce Gossett late in the first half put 75-1065, Jim Moriarty 74-8-66, Class C - Mark Kravitz 87-14-73, middle,” Kasko said. “I knew that 11) at Kansas City (Busby 11- Herb’s Mike McDonald and play for the “I think maybe we’re going to have to do campaign with a .339 average swimming championships, GAINESVILLE, Ga. - Brian the 4^rs ahrad to stay. They clinched it with three field goals^in Mike Karpuska 78-11-67. Ed Moser 91-18-73; Qass D - Mayberry would be put in there as a, 11), N while fellow East German A.L. Roundup: Wood in Slump again, but he said, “It appears a little better than .500, but you never can Gary LaRoeque rounded out the with Balesano enjoying a fine Redmond of Great Britain ran the final period by rookie Tom Wittum. ^ Joe Olender 94-22-^. pinchhitter. However, we had a fresh Boston (Curtis U-10) at team. Failing to place a Ulrike Richter swam the 100- NEW YORK (AP) - the Boston front office doesn’t tell,” Boston Manager Eddie Kasko said. .338 mark. DiMauro was the away from the field in a Lola to Saturday, the Chicago Bears tied the Miami Dolphins 9-9; the Sunday Boston edged Kansas City 4-3; their lead over second-place pitcher (Bolin to throw at him. As a left- Texas (Bibby 6-7), N member on the team were East meter backstroke in a record BETTER NINE Remember this early season want any part of me.” “If the other clubs in the fight with us MB’s fourth .300 plus hitter record his third victory in the Minnesota Vikings edged the Kansas City Chiefs 13-10; the Dallas SELECTED NINE Oakland beat Milwaukee 6-4 ; Kansas City to three games. handed hitter, we also gave him the ^eep Detroit (Perry 11-10) at Hartford, Vernon and 1:05.39. Class A - Tom McCusker 38-4- tongue twister: Conigliaro, 28, has made two don’t do any better, we’d be all r i^ t.” with a .328 average. L&M championship series for Cowboys beat the New Orleans Saints 24-14; the Green Bav Class A - John Wilks 31-4-27, New York topped Texas 6-2, and Jackson, with 30 homers and part of the park to hit to for a homer,” Oakland (Blue 13-7), N Volkswagen. 34, Charlie Reynolds 37-3-34; How many wins can a Wilbur previous tries at returning to Veteran Pete Sala, pitching Golf Formula 5888 cars at Road Packers topped the Houston Oilers 33-14; the Baltimore Colto John Kristof 32-3-28, Dick Detroit nipp^ California 43 in 101 RBI, has been carrying the t Only games scheduled Morlarty’s Balesano and Class B - Les Baum 386-32, Wood win if a Wilbur Wood con­ baseball since being beaned 39 2/3innings, compiled an im­ -Atlanta. trimmed the ^ tr o it Lions 32-28; the Denver Broncos defeated Steeves 30-2-28; Class B - John 11 innings. Hartford’s Bob Lavigne shared MONTCLAIR, N.J. - Carol Matt Chupas 396-33; Class C - tinues to win. A’s lately but Sunday it was while playing for Boston in a pressive 0.70 ERA with 38 p® 38-17; the Atlanta Falcons beat the New Dyment 33-7-26, Joe Macaione Tigers 4, Angels 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Semple of Sewickley, Pa., won Ed Moser 43-9-34, Bill Leger 41- Johnson’s turn. He belted the game six years ago. He suf­ the home run title, each clouted strikeouts and only 10 walks. MILWAUKEE - Butch Hart- England Patriots 27-10, and the Oakland Raiders downed the Los 33- 7-26, Bill Phelan 32-6-26 Bill Well, forget it, cause Wilbur Reliever Aurelio Monteagudo N,L. Roundup:Pirates Keep Pace the 73rd U.S. Women’s Angeles Rams 16-3. 7-34; Class D - Tom Heslin 44- second grand-slam homer of his fered permanent damage to his East nian, of South Zanesville, Ohio, Ogden 32-6-26; Class C A1 Wood’s season has taken a twist unleashed a two-out, 11th inning NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Amateur Golf Championship 11-33; kickers - John Harrigan, career in the first inning. left eye. In the other National League was victimized by Ron Santo’s W L Pet GB got the checkered flag in his Pittsburgh Steelers whipped the Mannella 36-11-25, Ned Creed for the worse. wild pitch and Mickey Stanley Hooker and Tony Bartirome St. Louis with a 1-up triumph over Mrs. Stan Davis, Mark Kravitz, • Jim “Catfish” Hunter The first try ended in spring games, the Los Angeles homer in the fifth for the (^bs’ 63 61 .506 1973 Dodge Charger to win the Ptoladelphia Eagles 17-3 and Friday night, the Washington 34- 8-26; low gross - Stan Wood, the CHiicago White Sox raced home with the winning combined on a five-hitter for Pittsburgh Stephen Sander of Seattle, Frank Sheldon, Joe Olender 74; returned to the A’s rotation, training in 1968, the year after Dodgers trimmed the Chicago only score. It appeared to be 59 61 .492 2 Swim Meet Winners 208-mile U.S. Auto Club late Redskins dumped the Buffalo Bills 37-21. Hilinski 70; blind bogey - John knuckleballer whose early run, lifting the Detroit Tigers to making his first start since in­ the Pittsburgh Pirates. Cubs M ; the New York Mets Montreal 59 63 .484 3 Wash. Wilks 76. George Sullivan, Bill Marsh, being struck by the ball pitched enough as Reuschel beaded into model stock car race. The tie against the Bears Saturday stopped Miami’s winning Walter Krefetz 78. season victory count made a 4-3 victory over the California juring his thumb in the All-Star Tony Bartirome? turned back the CincinnaU Reds Chicago by Jack Hamilton of the Angels. the ninth. But Bill Buckner 58 65 .472 V /t Fifty-four events marked the B.Boudreau streak at 21 games. The Bears’ Mac Percival and the Dolphins’ experts wonder if he’d win 30 Angels. Well, yes, even though the 1».5, 2, S.Hopperstead, SUTTON, Mass. — Lanny PRO SWEEPS game. He threw 70 pitches, 47 in He said he couldn’t pick up the 2-1; the beat singled with one out and one out Philadelphia 57 66 .463 5% sixth annual Recreation 3.M.C0V0II0. SPRINGFIELD, 111. - Mario Garo Yepremian each kicked three field goals, and Percival mis- games, suffered his 18th defeat Detroit’s other runs came on Pirate trainer never tlvew a New York Wadkins shot a final round 69, Gross - Stan Hilinski 70, the strike zone. spin of the ball, and his doctor the Atlanta Braves 3-1 and the later, rode home on Ferguson’s 55 66 .455 6% Department Swim Meet last • yd. backstroke Andretti roared across the s®d a 3^yarder with just over four minutes to go that would have to go with 20 victories Sunday. solo homers by Frank Howard, pitch, he was in Sunday’s game LC.Scott 24.2. 2. B.BIoking. for a 279 total, and captured the ended Miami’s unbeaten skein. Woody Clark 71; low net - John Indians 5-4, Twins 3-3 * told him to quit. Philadelphia Phillies whipped blast into the left field seats. West Friday and Saturday at the K.McNamara; 2S-yd. backstroke finish line 28.6 seconds before Fogarty^s Win He may soon be seeing 20-^. Tony Taylor and Stanley. ali the way with Rooker. K.McD 1200,000 USI Golf Classic by two Kristof 75-8-67, John Dyment Buddy Bell slugged a three- The vision in the left eye the Houston Astros 5-3. Mela 2, Reds 1 Los Angeles 77 47 .626 Manchester High pool. I *0.2, B. MMD^Id, 3. A1 Unser to win the Tony ®"y pressure,” contended Miami Coach Don ■ A’s 6, Brewers 4 Bartirome provided needed Cincinnati 75 50 .600 2V» tf«*- >• C.Scott strokes at the Pleasant Valley 82-1369, Doc McKee 74-569, Softball Event run homer in the fifth inning of remains poor—he says 20-300. Cardinals 1, Padres 0 Bud Harrelson doubled home IM, 2.B.BMU1W, 3. Jordan, 50-free-1. Bettenhausen Memorial - Shula. We realize that every team coming in - like the Bears - The Sal Bando put the pressure on relief for agonizing back pains Following are the results by Country Club course. 100 wants to beat us.’ Don Anderson 81-1269. knocked Wood out of the game the first to break up a 2-2 But that was the same vision Bake McBride scored on a the winning run in the eighth in­ San Francisco 67 55 .549 9 age brackets: M.McDoaald 38.3, 2. A.Morrison, 3. mile USAC championship race. Fogarty Brothers of Kansas City and took it off deadlock and Rooker, who hadn’t slept wild throw in the first inning Houston 65 61 .516 13 S-yd. botterny - l.L.Wlll Manchester captured their in­ in the second inning and went and Deron the eye had in 1970 when he had much the night before, gave the ning to boost the Mets to a 2-1 Girls 8 and under, 2S-yd. breastatroke- 18.8,2. B.MacDoaald, 2. A.Mnrltoa; 25- ST. PAUL, Minn. — Sandra World Games Ladieit In the second game victory and Alan Foster equaled his decision over the Reds. Atlanta 60 67 .472 1.5. HMperstead *3.1, l.B.Boudreau. yd. bfesstatrokt- t. C.Scott *3.0, 2. itial tournament win Sunday on to win their seventh straight Johnson. his % home runs, Conigliaro another Palmer fired a two-under-par Armory to Face Tire Saturday game, 8-2. for the Indians, Leo Cardenas said. career high of victories in a Expos 3, Bravea 1 San Diego 45 78 .366 31% J.J.Meridy; 38-yd. backstroke C Boudroau. 2. LWUt;. MOSCOW (AP)- ’The premier with a 4-1 victory over Mike’s His two-run homer in the last legged out an infield hit while dose of medicine in the 5-0 season with 10 in the Cardinals’ Sunday’s Games l.M.Covollo 21.7, 2. B.Boudreau Girls U and •.'ndtr • 100 IM- IL.Scott 71 and held on for a one-stroke track and field competition BEST 12 Package Store in the final tilt of Elsewhere in the American of the ninth gave the Oakland “Through the months the Pirate victory. Pepe Mangual hit a home.run 3 .5 . Hopperstead; 2$-yd. free- l! 1 J.IW mt. I. M.PIante. victory in the $30,000 St. Paul For Slow Pitch Title Low gross - Barbara Davis Jack Brohamer scored the win­ 1- 0 triumph over the Padres. to help Montreal beat Atlanta 3- Pittsburgh 5, San Francisco 0 ^ 11-12. M frw. 1. J.Tucker 25.0,2. ends today at the World Univer­ the East Windsor Tournament. League, (Heveland took a pair A’s a 6-4 victory over the right eye has leameed to do the Manny Sanguillen and Richie K CkUahaa. 2. C.Dow; 50 yd. butteifly - Ladies Open Golf Tournament. 53; low net - Florence Barre 50- ning run with two out in the bot­ Dodgers 2, Cubs 1 1. After Mangual”s blast off New York 2, Cincinnati 1 sity Games in a burst of 15 final Armory Tavern, the only un­ En route to the crown, Fogar­ from Minnesota, 5-3 and 4-3; Milwaukee Brewers, increasing work of the left,” he said. Hebner drove in two runs I.LScott 24.1; S8-yd. backstroke 1. Champs, but if Wholesale can 8-42, Rose Karpuska 62-17-45; tom of the ninth. Joe Fergusonn blasted a Phil Niekro gave the Eiqios a 1- Montrral 3, Atlanta 1 L ScoU 28.0, 2. K.Callahan. 2. L.BIalid Tennis events with the American team beaten team in the Town Slow- ty’s turned back five clubs. The Conigliaro bats right handed. apiece to back Hooker’s fine i^luto Racing survive, the final contest will be putts - Eileen Plodzik 24, two-out, two-run homer to spoil a lead iq the second inning, the I/)s AiigOles 2, Chicago 1 BUir; .. 2 M . bwHutroke -1. P.Jotdon still seeking its first victory in a Pitch Softball Double Elimina­ Oilmen’s attack was led by pitching. The Pirate southpaw 0 21.1. 2. M.nante, 3. M.navell; .. 25- HAVERFORD, Pa. - Candy played at 8:15. Florence Barre 29. strong pitching performance by Expos scored their winning run St. Louis 1, Sw Diego 0 yard free-1. S.Lucek 15.2,2. M.PIante, 3. Reynolds of Knoxville, Tenn., flood of Soviet gold medals. tion Tournament, will put its Rich Marsh, Bob Plaster and also contributed to a 13-hit at­ Weekend Results Rick Reuschel in Los Angeles’ in the fifth when Tim Foil Philadelphia 5, Houston 3 C. Dow; .. *5-yd. breaststroke-topped 1. second-seeded Kathy Going into today’s competi­ record on the line tonight John Seabury. John Quaglia and tack with three singles in three 2- 1 success over Chicago. Monday’s Gamies STAFFORD - 1. Dick Case, 2. S.Locek 20.0, 2. J.Jonh% 2. D.Lang; 50- tion, the Soviet Union had 36 against Wholesale Tire. The FOUR BALL Merril Myers also turned in fine doubled, move third on an in­ yd. breastitroke- 1. J.'Tucker 407, 2. May of Beverly Hills, Calif., 1- During the regular season Sunday at-bats. Until the ninth, Reuschel had Cincinnati (Billinghaml56at Leo aeary, 3. Ron Bouchard, 4. S.cek, 3. T. Boudreau. golds, 15 silver and 17 bronze contest will begin at 7:30 at performances. field out and scored on catcher 6, 76, 6-0 and became the U.S. play, the two Charter Oak Isabelle Parciak, Jan Shaw, The Pirates’ victory kept given the Dodgers just two New York (Seaver 15-6) Ed Flemke, 5. Jerry Cook. Glrla 13-14, SO-free-1. K.Tucker 27.6,2. and four bronze for the disap­ Fitzgerald. League entries played twice Saturday, participating in the them two games behind the St. Paul Casanova’s passed ball. L.McArdle, 3. T.Knolla. Women’s Grass Court Cham­ Rita Creed, Rose.Karpuska 66; singles—both in the eif^th in­ Philliea 5, Aatroa 3 ' San Francisco (Bradley Ki­ PLAINVILLE - 1. Dave Alkas, Girls 15-18, 50-yd. backstroke- 1. M. pion. pointing United States con- Should Armory win the game, with Wholesale winning both College Spa Tourney in New CLA^IC LEAGUE BOWLERS Louis Cardinals in the National ll) at Montreal (Torrez7-ll), N 2. Ron Vanesse, 3. Elton Hill, 4. Tucker 38.8, 2. S. Easley, 2. C. Wilson; tigent. they will be declared Town Barbara Davis, Helen Mutty, Britain, Fogarty’s defeated ning. Reuschel struck out 12 Bill Robinson drove all five outings. League East race. The Car­ 50-yd. ny-1. M. Tucker *5.*; 50-yd. free- Nellie Johnson, Lorraine Four Son’s Catering, 15-3, in the Dodgers and allowed but four runs with a grand slam homer Pittsburgh (Ellis 11-11) at Dave Germano, 5. Gary Mem- 1. M. Tucker, 2. S. Easley, 2. S. Tucker; dinals defeated the San Diego briiio. ’ INDIANAPOLIS — Manuel Demko 66. first game. REGISTER NOW AT WILLI BOWL hits overall. and sacrifice fly, leading Houston (Richard 4-1), N 50-yd. breaststroke-1. D. Cone 35.6,2. S. Orantes defeated George Padres 1-0. Only games scheduled RIVERSIDE - 1. BiU Greco, 2. Tucker, 2. C. Wilson. Rte. 6, North Windham, Phone 423-4504 Dodger starter Tommy John Philadelphia over Houston 5-3. Girbi 12-14, 50-yd backstroke- 1. S. Govan and Chris Evert b ^ t Charlie Glazier, 3. Jim rnah Hopperstead 31.8, 2. L. Lemleux; 50-yd. Veronica Burton to capture the WATEItFORD - 1. Seabury backstroke..- 1. C. Wilson 44.6; 50-yd. breaststrokel. S. Hopperstead 35.2, 2. L. singles titles in the 190,000 U.S. Tripler, 2. Dick Dunn, 3. Bill Lemieu, 3. C. Wilson; 50-yd. free..-1. T. Clay Court Open tennis cham­ Americans Have Excuses Scrivener, 4. George Allum, 5. Knofla 38.5, 2. C. Wilson; 50-yd. fly-1. K MEN'S SCRATCH Tucker 31.5, 2. K. McArdle. pionships. .Angie Cerese. 540 max point ^ut Russians the Medals Girls 18 and under, 100-yd. Individual CK AND Medley-1. S. Hopperstead 1:09.0, 2. K. system added McArdle, 3. L. L^ieux; 100-yd. free-1. ALAMO, Calif. — The MOSCOW (AP) — Americans the Russians won 11 gold .K. Tucker 1:00.8, 2. D. Cone. American doubles team of Stan Mon. 9:00 P.M. Riquier Vending Scr. 3 100 RADII had as many excuses as the ' 1 , 5 0 0 ' medals, six silver and three NATIONAL LEAGUE Smith and Eric van Dillen starting Saptembar ^Oth Russians had medals today for ^hKMiizatlonal bronze while the United States’ BATTING (300 at bats>- Boys 8 and under, breaststroke-1. R. defeated Romania’s Ilie $1000 Min. the abysmal showing of the U.S. Smith 21.0, Z M. Callahan, 3. T, Carmel; meeting Auguet collection was limited to one Rose, Cin, .342; Wateon, Htn, Basketball Nastase and lonel Santeiu 6-2,7- 530 max point team at the World University silver and one bronze. .318. 25-yd. breaststroke- 1. R. Smith 19.5, 2. 5, 6-2 giving the United States a 29, et 7:30 p.m. et Sports Dial D. Ostuni, 3. P. Kenetick; 25-yd. free-1. system added Games. “We felt we were bringing a R U N S-B onds, SF, 104; Final Standings R. Smith 15.9, 2. D. Ostuni, 3. P. 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup Inter­ the Will Bowling Kenefick. TONIGHT “We had to peak too early— strong, representative team,” Evans, Atl, 91. SENIOR I zone Finals. Conference Room, ■^Wed. 9:00 P.M. Superior Music Scr. 3 00 this is bum out time for most of Boys 9-10, 25-yd. backstroke- 1. S. starting Saptembar 5th 8:00 (22-30) Yanks vs. said Berle Nichols, a represen­ RUNS BA’TTED IN-StargeU, W L • Smith 18.4, 2. P. Silverman, 3. D. hor men’e icretcli. ' 1,000 Angels, WINF us,” complained Roger George, tative of the President’s Coun­ Pgh, 89; Bench, Cin, 89. . •Crockett 7 0 Lauzon; ..25-yd. backstroke- 1. M. HAVERFORD, Pa. - Mike $500 Min. decathlon ace from Burrel, Schauster 20.5, A. Libbey, 3. D. Hall, D. 555 max. point 8:55 Red Sox vs. Rangers, cil on Physical Fitness. HITS—Rose, Cin, 176; Ganr, MCC 5 2 Lauzon; 25-yd. free..-1. D. Lauzon, 10.0, Estep of Dallas, Tex., won the VOLKSWAGEN OF WILLIMANTIC CLASSIC WTIC Calif., and Fresno State “Naturally, we are quite disap­ Atl, 159. Aircrafters 4 3 A. Libbey, 3. T. Vendetta; 25-yd. $25,000 74th annual system added CoIIrab. butterfly-1. L. Krupp 19.1,2. B. Schiff, 3. Fri. 7:00 P.M. Men's Classic Scr. 3 vmfmmimmififsmmsssiss pointed. DOUBLES—Stargell, Pgh, Moriarty’s 4 3 D. Silverman; 50-yd. free 1. S. SmiUi Pennslyvania Lawn Tennis 00 “I don’t think some of the “I believe it is a case of the 32; Cardenal, Chi, 29; M man, Langan VW 3 4 31.7, 2. D. SlmonelU, 3. L. Krupp; 25-yd. Championship by scoring a 76, starting Saptembar 7th Aaron at a Glance guys — and girls, too — have Cin 29. breaststroke- 1. R. Lucas 19.7, 2, L. 3-6, 76, 36, 7-5 victory over, ' 1,200 European and other countries Indians 3 4 Krupp, 3. A. Libbey. Home Runs 31 taken the games seriously being more committed to these ’TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 13; Eagles 2 5 Boys 11-12, 50-yd. backstroke- 1. S. Geile Scott of New York. Most Recent Home Run enough,” said Terry Porter of college games than we are.” Matthews, SP, 9. > Schiebel’s 0 7 Sloan 52.2; 25-yd. backstroke.. 1. W. WOMEN'S SCRATCH 500 max. point system Fort Worth, Tex., a Kansas “I agree,” said Ross Merrick HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pgh, Adamy 17.0, 2. E. Lemieux, 3. R. WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Aug. 18 SENIOR II Tanner; 50-yd. free..-1. W. Adamy 14.7, added. * ^ 0 0 1973 Games Remaining 35 University student who of Washington, D.C., a consul­ 35; Evans, Atl, 34. 2. R. Parrott, 3. S. Bryne; 50-yd. Margaret Court came from Fri. 9:15 F.M. Miner MotorsScr. 3 managed to win one of Uncle W L breaststroke.. -1. W. Adamy 10.1, 2. J. Babe Ruth’s Career Record tant for the government’s STOLEN BASES-Morgan, •Gimps aifford, 3. E. Lemieux; 50-yd. fly-1. W. behi^ to beat fellow Australian * 6 0 0 ' Sam’s scarce medals — a 7 0 714 physical education and Cin, 53; Brock, StL, 46. Boys 6 1 Pettinaill 42.8,2. S. Sloan, 3. C. Costello; P ------Aaron’s Career Home Runs bronze. PITCHING (11 Decislons)- 50-yd. breaststroke-1. W. PetUngil 40.6, athletics department. “We Bears 3 4 2. C. Costello; 50-yd. free-1. M. Scholsky “It's been a long season for us Seaver, NY, 156, .714, 1.78; 704 brought some 325 athletes here PFOT 5 2 34.3, 2. S. Bryne, 3. C. Costello. {NAME .PHONE NO. Aaron’s Magic Number 10 and we’re tired,” added and we probably won’t win as Brett, Phi, 12-5, .706, 3.18. Boys 12 and under, 100 Individual RAN(^E AND Blue Moon 4 2 Medley-1. W. Pettlnglll 1:26.1. Aaron went to bat Just once muscular Dana Laduc of FUEL OIL lADDRESS. many medals as we did in 1965 STHnOEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, Fred’s 1 6 Boys 13-15, 50-yd. backstroke.. -1. S. Sunday in a pinch-hitting Tacoma, Wash., shot putter 187; Seaver, NY. 182. Flavell 37.8,2. B. Benito, 3. D. Anderson, when we had a token team of Highland 1 6 GASOLINE ■LEAGUE -DAY role and hit into a double from the University of Texas. less than 50.” P. Goss; 50-yd. backstroke-1. W. Smith TIME. AMERICAN LEAGUE Vito’s 1 6 33.6, 2. M. Meridy, 2. S. Flavell; 5(Fyd. play as the Atlanta Braves lost “None of us is at bis best, but Decathloner Roger George breaststroke- 1. C. Wolfram 38.0, 2. B. to the Montreal Expos 3-1. the Russians and Ehiropeans BATTING (300 at bata>- INTERMEDIATE I Terry, 3. W. SmlUi; 50-yd. frfee- 1. W. B A N TLY OIL said it seemed some of the Smith, 2. M. Meridy, 5. A. Danu; 50-yd. are just peaking for their athletek came here unaware of Carew, Min, .359; W.Horton, W Det, .326. *Cagers free .. -1. B. Terry 28.6,2. B. Benito, 3. COMPANY. INC, seasons.” the importance of the m eet and B. Major; 50-yd. fly-1. M. Wasyluk 21.2, The neighborhood garage sale is sort of an We can’t tell you. in this ad. exactly which RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 90; Lotigeo 2. C. Wolfrain, 3. D. Anderson. Through the first foir days of considered it something of 331 IVlnin Street American institution. 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Just With a little luck you’ll come up witli a YOHN DOUBLES-A.Rodriguez, shiny new cars, and some tough new trucks. big bargain. Det, 25; Melton, Chi, 25; Braun, s, Min, 25. +Fanl’s NDIZT FDOTBIUI HOCKEY PUYERS! TRIPLES-Carew, Min, 9; -i-Pacers / Cc^lgins, Bal, 7; Briggs, MU, 7; Gesics Colucclo, MU, 7. Openings still available In the Harris* Lepers Tryouts Still in Progress HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, Demolay Caprice Sport Sedan. For people who Kaon Hockey School beginning August 27 Oak, 30; OUs, KC, 24. Rinky Dinks Cut Off Wednesday, 22 of August want the finer things while they’re through September 1 at the Hartford Arena STOLEN BASES-North, Miller Fills Bring Doctor^ Certificate still young enough to enjoy them. in South Windsor. Oak, 40; Harper, Bsn, 32. Hod Dogs All Colors and Options Available Now! PI’TCHING (11 Decisional- 6:00 at Charter Oak Field Morning classes for boys 7-11 and after­ *title winners Hunter, Oak, 156, .833, 3.38; -f-tied for title CHOOSE FROM 5 MODELS noon classes for boys 12-17. Evening McDaniel, NY, 116, ,786, 2.30. STRKEOUTS-N.Ryan, pol; • COUPES • SEDANS • STATION WAGONS classes as well for boys aged 7-17 in power Kyleven, Min, 189. Impala Cuslnm Coupe. Tho ALSO A 4 CYLINDER OHC skating during this week. Only $50.00 for .■\iiu'rir;m Wilin' year iil'lor yi'.ir. Triiililiiiniilly hidi m rr<:ih- viiliu-. iin. MAZDA SPORT TRUCK!!! the Hockey School Classes and $20.00 for the Evening Power Skating Claeses. Each MHKIESIBI one ORCHESTM MAZDA. W4 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Doy attending the Hockey School will receive a Harrie-Keon Hockey Jersey, a . Openings in these sections: imill«r../Timyjir dy NEW and SATISFYING .v.jffloelllir..-.' colored photograph of himself in uniform Fiute, Trumpet, Bassoon EXFEMBKE-TAKE A DEMONSTRATION RIDE! quiifor, . . Mifi and a OaVe Kaon Great. Auditions on Thursday, Sept. 6 - 7:00 p.m. offioiintlt I COMPANY Driven Don’t pass up this opportunity to get Manchester High Schooi Band Room WE'RE ONLY MIliUTES AWAYJ VEHICLES ALSO qualified Instruction. Register now and be APPlIANCEPAmi AVAILABLE AT assured of a place in the schools. Call for appointment: Mra. Barbara Dickie, 5yr./59,0H Mila Warraaty Oa All Grady Maida IM a fy i SAVINGS W A S H E R S ' n R V E R 5 Paraonnal Manager - Manchaatar 649-6543 R.ASGES ni SHWASHERS or DIRECTIONS:’W m I of For turtiiMr Intonnatlon, coll: REFRIGERATORS Dr. Jack Hallar, Conductor - Storra 429-5291 Hartford On 1*84 PPLIANCE 14th Wa walconw, wHtMMit audHiona, atring players GRODY MAZDA Exit .41, South 3 Milos (203) 644-1842 or Ssaaon with orchestral axpartsnca Chevrolet 80 FENN ROAD NEWINGTON (Your Naaraat MasSa Daalari (203) 289-1741 UMMOrcxauENCt Building a better way to see the U^SA PAGE SIXTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug.-20, 1973

B U G S BUNNY OUT ou h WAY BY NEP COCHRAN ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Aug. 20, 1973 PAGE SEVENTRiRN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE TH'FinURB POeSNTLOOK YA O M « BVEfCyBODY «AV1 IPVEKTguAr ID O BRIOffT FBR VA/ DISTRUST... SIOH... fWHArHBlLPOISaMBAkT'W'.>uiT IN1DWN...V>RBSM BPtOtar,HOWARBVA IS MOST DISHBARTBNIKlE! WAITUTXE youduvs SYlveSTER i HOUNPBP BY |p»cAr7>raui.aAMEn Brook Convalescent Information 5284849. terested in management hero es AREAMPE-»CT b o S j '* e-ao FORfiET - THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a Home, off House Street, _C twi tr HtA, I>c..'Tx W UA. EVERYTMING* Glastonbury, 633-5244. Apply Spree, disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser SHARPENING Service - 381 Broad m ., Manchester. advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST Saws, knives, axes, shears, RNs-LPNs. All shifts — Full­ S H O R T R IB S Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and skates, rotary blades. Quick time and part-time. ExceUent CLEAN Outdoor work with a BY FRANK O’NEAL ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time service. Capitol Equipment fringe benefits. East Hartford future. Full-time with national­ identity can follow this for the next insertion, lie Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Convalescent Home, 745 Main ly known lawn service com­ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday pany. No experience necessary. Vi procedure: Herald is responsible for only St., East Hartford. LOOE..V VOU DONT VMWT 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Immediate openings. CaU now WHAT AI?E , ONE incorrect or omitted YOU POIN©? TD <33ME 10 AAY BIRTHDAY Enclose your reply to the 7958. 247-6526. PRISCILLA’S POP PARTY, JUST SAY SOI insertion for any advertise­ W A N T E D — G e n e r a l BY AL VERMEER box in an envelope — address machinist. Overtime, paid ment and then only to the ex­ PRINTING P.D.Q. — While- NURSE’S Aides — full-time to the Classing. Manager, holidavs, excellent insurance WMAT'S b e s i d e s , __ _ '"I'M LOOKING R 3R\ MAKING A LIST tent of a "make good" you-wait printing, xeroxing, part-time, all shifts! T H E IDEA OF FOR B IG FO O T IS Manchester Evening Herald, benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route MRS. BISFOOT/^. OF NAMES... AND insertion. Errors which do not wedding invitations, business experienced desired. Apply in F o l l o w i n g - A MAN'S JOB, together with a memo listing 6 & 44A., Bolton, Conn. may hovw (M t y o « t ^ E ? W RE ON rr,' lessen the value of the forms and cards, letterheads person. East Hartford Con­ the companies you do NOT and stationery. Post Road valescent Home, 745 Main St„ o happy oM advertisement will not be cor­ EXPERIENCED painters want to see your letter. Your East Hartford. rected by "make good” Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. wanted, at least 4-5 years letter will be destroyed if the insertion. ex p erien ce. Call 649-4343 advertiser is one you’ve ODD jobs, landscaping, betwtween 6-7 p.m. mentioned. If not it will be household repairs, carpentry. P Happy 13th Birthday 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 CaU 6494594. SEARS ROEBUCK handled in the usual manner. CRIPPS is opening a new men’s I MONICA PARKER clothing store in Manchester. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER I :| (LOLLY) THE FLINTSTONES CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ An interesting job for an Is looking for BY HANA-BARBERA ages, additions, repairs, small The Very Best Daughter Loti and Foundd 1 A utoa F o r Solo s— fl experienced clothing salesman jobs. Free estimates. Call in this new better clothing dis­ part-time help. S And Sister Stephen Martin, 646-7295. count store. Salary, permanent. » Much Love, SAY, POPS-HERE'S THE RADIO s t a t i o n IS LOST fluffy, dark gray tiger 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, LOOKING FOR A HEADS- Cripps Famous Brand Clothier, Apply In parson to g Mom, Dad, Al, Chris s o m e t h i n g t h a t kitten with double paws, vicuii- automatic, excellent condition, POWER MOWERS, hand AAAN TO BECOME THEIR 5254897. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER | MIGHT INTEREST ty Charter Oak Street. Child’s 11,695. Manch. Honda, 646-2789. mowers repaired, pick-up and I and Michele f r e e w a y t r a f f i c pet, 643^)523. THE BORN LOSER you./ delivery. Prompt-Reliable- SEARS BY ART SANSOM REPORTER.// ACCOUNTANT - Senior - One Manohastar Parhado 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, Service. CaU Sharpall, 643-5305. or more years exposuure to V" FOUND Large gray persian excellent condition, low I An aqiMl opportunHy •m ptojfwrl Help Wanted 35 ,.,A M D 6OMFO0|JC> rr, I OUCH cat. Call 6 4 9 ^ . public accounting. Experience / m i l ^ , 12,495. Manch. Honda, TRUCKING, bdd jobs, moving in preparation of various tax t e l l v/o u t h a t large appliances, cleaning Paraonala-Annouttcomonta 2 returns helpful. Send resume to PH SHOP MUMGER M E VELUM6> RDR H a , P cellars, attics. Also will buy Robert J. rtie & Co., CPA, Ver­ Trucka-Tractor and sell used furniture. 644- RN’s-LPN’s Applications An unusual career op^rtunity non Professional Building, Ver­ being accepted:ept( for all shifts at o u t t h e r b ! RIDE NEEDED, .Hollister 1775. "If the administration’s use of the word ’Plumbers' exists to join a leading east non, Conn., 06066. Burnside Co: Convalescent Home, Street to Traveler's. (^11 643- 1968 FORD, half ton, pick-up Is so offensive to you, why don’t you write a letter coast pet store chain. We are 5465 after 6 p.m. truck, good condition, low TWO handymen want variety of 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ seeking a responsible in­ to the editor?" NURSES AIDE - 3-11, full­ ford, 289-9571. A wonderful mileage. Call 644-2932. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ time. CaU 6494519. dividual to manage one of our REDUCE safe and fast with place to work! tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at------outlets in the Hartford area. e > ^ GoBese Tablets and E-Vap 0-30 1968 DATSUN pick-up truck, tics, cleaned. Reliable service. _ „ , The desired candidate should i “ Water Pills.” Liggett RexalL 44,000 miles, excellent condi­ Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Building-Contracting 14 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 PART TIME and full-time h a v e a m a n a g e m e n t tion, 7 new tires, 11,200. After 5, waitress. Apply in person. Fan­ WES ROBBINS carpentry nie’s Kitchen, 1015 Main St., background and some 649-2159. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, MUTT AND JEFF remodeling specialist. Ad­ MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Manchester. knowM ge of the pet business. Q b - Aulos For Safe 4 lawns mowed, trees cut and mortgages — interim financing B U D FISH E R ditions, rec rooms, dormers, removed. Cellars and attics We offer pleasant working npers built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, — expeditious and confidential DO YOU need extra income to 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, cleaned. Free estimates. Call conditions in a new and ^ THERE, THERE/ ZwELL.WHATS Moblla Homaa 8 649-3446. service, J. D. Real Estate help take care of the ever in­ PLA IN JANE you d o n ’t k n o w automatic transmission, power 6434000. Assoc. 643-5129. modem air-conditioned store, D O N T CRY.' 1 ( your n a m e ^ MOMMY \| ! creasing food and other bills? BY FRANK BAGINSKI steering, very good condition, excellent salaty plan based on W E ’L L F IN D YOUR d o n ’t VOUR NAM E? 1 ' AMERICAN 1966, 12x55’ , 4 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Solve your money problems by I S o t 1250, 6«| .6^ . TREE Service — (Soucier) MOMMY. WHERE KNOW.' rooms, partially furnished, can new homes custom built, Bualnaaa Opportunity 28 being an attendant in our excep­ experience and ^ow th poten­ m a r r i e d D O VOU W-WE DON'T be moved to park in Williman- Trees cut, building lots cleared, remodeling, additions, rec tionally clean landromat. Flexi- tial, paid vacation and may a g a i n trees topped. Got a tree LIVE? Mo v e d / KNOW/ 1964 CHEVROLET Belair, 2- tic, 644-2638. rooms, garages, kitchens MANCHESTER - Paint store ble hours, evenings or other fine fringe benefits. TH IS door, top condition, new tires, problem? well worth phone remodeled, bath tile, cement for sale. Will sell for less than weekends. CaU 646-8749. MORt call, 7424252. muffler, pump, brakes. Best WANTED — Working, single work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ stock is worth. CaU Mitten offer, 742-9784. CaU Mr. KinaeUa at 64M46S person; married couple, no tial or commercial. CaU 649- Realty, 6434930. LAUNDRESS — Opening lor REWEAVING burns, moth to arrange for Interview Mon­ children, pets; topurclrasenew 42M. mature woman in modem con- holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ day - Wednesday, 10 a.m. - 1967 Ch r y s l e r Newport, or late model used mobile home EXPANDABLE part time, Pilgrim Mills Is expand­ valescnet home. Burnside Con­ dow shades, Venetian blinds. Noon and 2-4 p.m. good tires, new exhaust, good set up in Bolton, 643-2880. MASONRY — AU types of con­ business. ExceUent for teacher ing our sales staff. We valescent Home, 870 Burnside engine, air-conditioning. Best Keys made. TV for rent. crete and stone work. Free es­ or retiree. Illness forces need experienced, Ave., East Hartford. 289-9571. offer, 569-2415 after 5 p.m. Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 6494221. sacrifice at 80 per cent of Uiven- % 16’ SHASTA self-contained timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 mature saleswomen and 7 y K 'Cashiers part time or full Help IVantocf 35 [> ^ mi'i*m^ travel trailer, sleeps 6, im­ after 5. STUMP Removal — (Soucier). time to fit your schedule. 1972 PINTO Wagon, excellent maculate condition. Call 644- ASSISTANT HAIRDRESSER wanted - » condition, air-conditioned, 4- Unsightly stumps, chipjied out, RootIngSIdIng-ChImnay 18 If you like fabrics, you'll il:i mi 8142. love working In our Experienced preferred. speed, many extras. Great gas neatly and economicalnlcally. 742- Conn. OFFICE ExceUent working conditions. saver, 646-1831. 8252. exciting store. Stop by MOBILE Home 12x56’, 6 years ROOFING and roof repairing, for an Interview. . . LuJon Salon of wauty, 643- Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-770f Help Wanted WINTHROP old, very good condition. Wall­ 38 MANAOER 1939. BY DICK CAVALLi NEED CAR? Credit bad? EXCAVATING, bulldozing, MR, ABERNATHY to-wall carpcarpeting, equipped Well known automotive BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Bankrimt? Repossessed? large and small, septic repairs BIDWELLuiuwfiLL Home Improvementimprovement REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m kitchen, Situated in lovely P^gtim Ayis. dealership seeks a man with EXPERIENCED body man on­ SOMETHING'S ..:t h e y © e e m t o b e Honest Douglas accepts lowest and installations, ^ w e r con­ Co. Expert installation of to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.mi, 40- ly, top wages for right man. T EVEN THE GARBAGE yy\AN I GUESS PHASE 12 landscaped park. CaU mornings 434 Oakland 8L, Menchestar knowledge of accounting. I KNOW MV HAPPENED MORE CHEERFLIL. SMILH? AT ME WHEN down, smallest payments. nections. Loam fill gravel for aluminum siding, gutters and hour week. &ilaiy 1375.30 bi­ J Applypply or callc a ll 228-3176...... Superior WELL, I 6UESS TO PEOPLE AAUST BE WORKING. between 74:30, 646-7611. londay thru Saturday 1 0 :0 0 - 0:M Tm inwocenp CONSTITUTIONAL Douglas Motors, 345 Main. sale. Owner operator, quality trims. Roofing installation and weekly, 1387.78 bi-weekly with ExceUent working conditions Auto Body, Route 6, Columbia. THK COURT C 3 SHOWED them.' LATELV, I CHASED HIS TRUCK I TELL YOU/I RIGHTS AND I THISAAORNING. work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 64^- repairs. 649-6495, 8754109. de^ee. Many fringe benefits. plus many fringe benefits. Our PIWDS MOU 35x10 MOBILE Home, 12,150 on 7172. 74244^. INNOCENT/ A8S0LUTELY OLDSMOBILE 1969 V ista lot, immediate occupancy. Call Veterans Home and Hospital, I p a r employees know of this ad. MACHINISTS wanted - day GUILTV... KEPUSE TO PAYi Cruiser 6-passenger, original 875-2376. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, and control desk operators, will Reply Box L, shift. Full benefits including, VOUR PARKINS' CITY owner, excellent condition, |1,- HOME secretarial work, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Rocky Hill. CaU 529-2571, exten­ train. Apply in person. Holiday Manchester Herald holidays, hospitalization, major VIOLATION WILL 700. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2183. experienced, professional. nings. Quality workmanship, sions 395, 233, 248. Lanes, 39 Spencer St. medical, life insurance, COST ^5.00/ JAIL Typing, transcribing, light free estimates. Fully insured. presently on overtime schedule. 1972 PONTIAC Firebird, priced bookkeeping, letters, 8724187, 649-3417. EXPERIENCED exhibit SALES Representative — L. E. Hall & Sons, Route 32, C( Motorcyclaa-Blofclaa 11 below book, red with white roof envelopes, legal documents, builder wanted. ExceUent op­ Energetic self-starter with South Wiilington. 6>ntact Ed manuscripts. (^11 2284188. mechanical ability to : c P . v - and bucket seats, excellent con­ 1968 HONDA CB350,1,000 miles ROOFING — Specializing PART-TIME portunity. CaU Displaycratt, Aubin, 429-5010. repairing roofs, new roofs, dition, air-conditioning, power on rebuilt engine, 1500 or best Hours 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. M anchester 643-9557. demonstrate and sell portable steering, power brakes, TREE Removal — Pruning, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Answering phone and taking construction equipment and GAL for general office work, 5 e-ao offer. CaU 872-7200. spraying, etc. Fully insured. n DWF automatic. Must sell for com- and repaired. 30 years messages. Some typing FULL OR Part-time door-to- chain saws to contractors, days, 40 hours week, ail "^onBURimw^ ■ML Licensed. Free estimates. experience. Free estimates. municipalities and utilities. C IW t, HU, he. Tx !.» UA Ht. OH.P'/VU Best offer over 12,900. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all experience is necessary. door sales with a group. Must benefits. East Hartford loca­ Phone 6334345. Rowley, 643-5361. Excellent startiM salary plus makes, models ancT speeds. be 16 or over. Transportation tion. 289-2735. BUZZ SAWYER FIRST NATIONAL commission. Full benefit BY ROY CRANE Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, provided. 11.85 hourly plus CAPTAIN EASY AUTO INSURANCE - com­ Painting-Paporing 13 WINDSOR Roofing Si Siding- bonus and incentives. Call 646- program including vehicle and HELP Wanted part time and YES, HOW Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- STORES HMMi NOW,LET5 PO SOME ReCKOM flAAYBC B Y C R O O K S & LA W R E N C E pare our low rates. For a Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird P irt AO bU mM A m . 8147. expenses. Send complete full time. Apply Arthur FIUCH WOULD ^ FiaeR\N'...THey eat about. THCY'D LIKE A teleidione quotation call Mr. RICHARD E. Martin. Full Roofing, storm windows and resume in confidence to Branch Treacher’s Fish & Chips, YOU PAY M6 B ill IMfUUlU w o WORTH OF HORSEM'eAT/ m t ? SPEAK UR ▼ IW AFRAIP Dolin at 6464060. rofessional painting service, doors, and gutters. Aluminum REAL Estate sales — no Manager, Homeline, 164 East Manchester. TD GEr INTO CHANCrEOF PIET. MOTORCYCLE insurance, An equal opportunity A DAY. ^ yLLClVEYoU-^ M U R P O tr P' MA-AM- Eiterior - exterior. Free es­ awnings. 64^9444, 688-4849. limitations on income and this Service Rd., Hartford, Conn. -Ulffr CA&E ^ L /OVER 8 0 y ^ R S AGO! A «^8me to us for good rates. Just timates, fully insured. 649-4411. ompktyor could be far beyond your expec­ An equal opportunity employer. MACHINISTS - Turret lathe, OF UONS ^ ■ J ^ T 1 ^ SHOCKER-.THAT9 1967 DODGE DART, 4-door 5 minutes of your time. CaU ROSSI Roofing, siding, tations. Due to our growth and M/F Bridgeport, full or part-time. ANPTlSERi VHHY THBArriC WAS sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, Crockett Agency, ask for Betty T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, chimneys, jgutters; Free es­ further expansion plans, we Call 1M3-0716 or apply in person ? power steeibig, radio, excellent or Louise. 6^1577. condition. Aslting |850.643-9708, Interior-exterior painting. timates, fuUy insured. Days, have openings in our East Hart­ NURSE’S Aides — applications at Ability Machine & Tool, 315- Reasonable rates. Swirled evenings, 529-805B, Paul RNs, LPNs — Part-time and ford and Vernon offices. being accepted:epted for all shiftss at R Broad St., Manchester. no answer call 647-1906. 1971 DALESMAN Trails bike, ceilings our specialty. CaU 643- Cosgrove, 643-5364. full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses Experienced start immediate­ Burnside Convalescent Home, 1350 or best offer, 8754926. MEYERS Manx Dune Buggy. 1949. aides, experienced preferred, ly, inexperienced will be 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted to Haating-Plumbing 17 full and part-time. 7-3. throughly trained plus con­ ford, 289-9571. A wonderful take care of elderly man, live- Call 846-7966. WOMEN’S 10-speed bike, INSIDE-Outside painting. Competative pay scale. Also tinuous on the job training. place to work! in, references. Call 643-1894, Pugeot, Mixte frame, 2 months Special rates for people over 8a. BOm Heating and Plumbing the best of benefits. Drop in and Very attractive commission between 9-5. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, old, 1135 new, sell $105.646-5614 Fully insured. Estimates given. — Prompt, courteous service. see us. Meadows Convalescent schedule plus bonuses and convertible, V-8, power evenings. steering, good condition. Call CaU 649-7863. CaU 643-1496. Center, 333 Bidwell St., benefits. For more details end M an ch ester. 646-2321, 9-3 confidential interview call Chet before 6 p.m., 875-9010. MEN’S 10-speed bike, Raleigh GRAD STUDENTS available NO JOB too small. Immediate wi^kdays. Govang, Holland & Ruhlander MANCHESTER CARBIDE CO.. MC. Grand Spoil, 24Vk” frame, 2 ALLE Y OO^* for painting, 4 years service on servicb calls. Free Real Estate, Inc., 528-9307. 27HIWanlSL 648-1331 CAMARO, excellent condi- months old, 1230 new, sell 1175. BY V.T. HAMLIN experience, fully insured. Free estimates gladly given on MACHINIST- Part-time, mor­ Don’t wait, our training lion. Automatic, V-8 transmis­ 646-5614 evenings. r MUST THJ. OSCAR .THE PLESIOSAURS ) HEY, THAVS estimates. CaU our competitors heating or Numbing. Faucets nings, Hie AmerbeUe Corpora­ sessions start soon. about th is,' HOW MUCH \WITH LUCK sion. Must sell before school, ARE STILL ABOAROy SREAT...BUr I STEVE CANYON then call us, 649-7034. repaired or installed. Water tion, 104 East Main Street, Has openings for two machinists wHh lathe LON^WIIL) M «»i^ BY MILTON CANIFF 649-1835 after 5:30. BOY’S 5-speed Spyder bike, 24” AND BOTH OF /^V E STILL CANT m AKE?/AN HOUR worked on. Complete Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry RN FOR Director of Nursing at and grinding axporianoa. wheels, excellent condition. THB1AREOKA?/ / qeT THEM WTTH^ OR SO/ ABC Painting — 15 years i ^sterns, rec rooms, Passardi, 875-3325, between an A-1 90-bed convalescent OUT THIS 1972 MGB, Blue. Excellent con­ Can be seen at 261 Spring B experience, low, low prices that etc. CaU M & M Humbing & 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ home. Contact Mr. Dailey at ZONE UNIT/ y WANTTOlOoic^ COULD ONS OF % BtA. iw. Call David Patria, South Wind­ fidential, quick arrangements. ■An M iM l Oppirtanlly Bmp liy ir, M /P brakes, automatic, v 4 , vinyl ammr, laa, umaa, a s M ia An equal opportunity omployor ■ua. CW iiaildp B igdw f S2P '-C ExceUent ci^tion, $2,- sor, 644-1796. Alvin Lundy Ageni^. ^ -7 9 7 1 . 595, 646-2789, Manch. H on^. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ■ ’ t ' ' ' ' ' ' • ■ P i ^ E EIGHTEEN - M ANCM STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coiin.. Mon.. Aug, ao. 1873 Houses Fdr Bala 72 H*/p WanM 35* N«/p Wanl&d' M ^ CHECTER BIVENIHG H m , . n c j „ A Wanftitf U, Houaaa For Bale 72 Apartments For Rent 68 Raaort Proparty-For Bala 74- FULL and part-time work "I m ev m a k e a l l TVPEWRITERS V/ITM Bu$lno$» Locotkkn- RATER — Home owner and EXPERIENCED bookkeep W r o h (t « v a s f a r 'A s THE S p e c i a l '' DU. LAWRENCE E. LAMB available at Pilgrim Mills For Root 67 MANCHESTER — New Ranch, / ” ? auto. Start to |8,SOO. Fee paid. 4-5 days weekly, hours 9^i. t A UNIPORM KE'/BOARD, RIGHT » MANCHEISTER — 4 rooms, COVENTRY LAKE, five room warehouse, 99 ,|iOomis Street. Jerty for the non­ MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room ...... • ” ...... ••VIIlia UUUKIOL only after 6 p.m., U.A. ’raeater St., Call 643-2171. • M d m m ta MA’TURE responsible working Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car uniform allowance and paid cluded, no children or pets, utilities on deep lots, 337,500. homeowner. For details and 60’ U & R built Raised Ranch on East, 1-2-3, Manchester • larfs nM gm lir adult famUy wants 5 rooms, no garage, stone front, plastered vacations. We also have an Parkade. middle-aged couple preferred. HOUSE — 3 bedrooms, pets. Phone 524-5297 after 6 CaU today, they won’t last at private showing, call wooded acre, 3 large bedrooms. Out ol Town-For Bala 75 Out ol Town-For Bala 75 - ...•• ••'= DRIVERS for school buses, ITALIAN mauve marble top •Stag cuptiki walls, appliances, city utilities, Wantad-Real Estate 77 hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:15- opening for a trainee, ^cellent table, mahogany base, 6494733. appUances, dishwasher, gar­ p.m. this price. Riilbrick Agency, fireplaced living room, formal opportunity for the r i ^ t man •Cilir cmtAh M age, yard for kids. Don't miss Realtors, 64M ^. large lot, by Ansaldi. Charles TOLLAND — New spacious 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. SHuotlon Wantod 38 excellent condition. 3135. 646- MABTENS A8ENCY dining room, oversized eat-in ELLINGTON willing to work at a satisf^g • M Mints taMMit^ it! 3!S0. 14-1 Homefinders, 320 Lesperance. 6497620. Raised Ranch, a true brauty on THINKING of selling your MANCHESTER ‘— (Client will ^ p ly now for September. Call 5614 evenings. FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ Bualnaaa Property - For ■m No is kitchen, two full baths. fee. 5494980. very private acre treed lot. pay all cash for Colonial or 643-2414. career. Inquire to Joe • f M ^ lir mstar Rjar cond floor, Birch Street, heat Bala______71 carpeted paneled faniily room. 100’ LAKEFRONT home or acreage? Think no TWO boys are loiAing for odd ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2860 MANCHESTER - Con- Two-car garage and a fish pool, oversized Cape, preferably on McCavanagh, Lynch Toyota, included, security deposit, 3165, Mid 40’s. Principals only. Call Owners are retiring, moving more, call Hauler Real Estate, jobs in Manchester vicinity. CARPETS — Wholesale to you • Frinte gijtas I saliMesi dominium 3 bedrooms, 2% too. Easy access to 1-84. Low west side. May consider Ranch Inc., between 8-5 p.m. or call 6494498. . Out of Town- EAST CENTER Street- Office NEW(»LONALS owner, 647-1322. we are in needof listings again WAITRESS and kitchen Call 647-9811 ask for Allan. at our warehouse. The Carpet •WittsdM|pi|kt ictaib baths, central air, all can^ted, to Florida, and want to sell 40’s. Tedford Real Estate, 647- Call 643-6624. “ if in right location. Call Dick for appointment, 646-4321. For Rant 66 buUding, originaUy set up for woman, wanted days 8 a.m. - 3 Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., ModaX Apia Opan In Maneheater MANCHESTER — Centrally tennis, swimming. Immediate this custom built 3 bedroom 9914. Martens at Martens Agency, CHARLES Apartments — East dental office. Wmting room, GLASTONBURY - New p.m., or 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. Will WILL CARE for infants, Manchester. 646-8568. located on laree corner lot, 7 occupancy. Call owner, 649 home. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths & Realtors, 646-2550. SET-UP MAN wanted for Dally 12 VI Dark Middle Turnpike, 4% room EAST Windsor — 3% room two operating rooms, spare exciting Contemporary Raised train the r i^ t person. Top Hat toddlers and children, days. room older Colonial, newly 8384. Priced to sell. ^1,500. a huge patio with barbecue on HEBRON — 20 minutes to department engaged in li^t Call 649-8033. Wantod to Buy 58 . BN if Cwgrii i St Townhouse. 1% baths, all duplex, all utilities, air- room, three labs, half bath, Ranches. Minnechaugh Moun­ Roast Beef, 257 Broad St. * 3 7 , 5 0 0 redecorated. 333,000. Owner, which to entertain. Don’t Manchester, huge U&R, four machining operations and Nsst MMi Tpta. appliances, two air- conditioned, wall-to-wall parking, plus three-room apart­ 6496089, no agents. tain area. Woodhaven Drive. mechanical assembly work. carpeting, recently remodeled, hesitate. Call now. JoAnn bedroom Ranch, 150x300’ park­ What Is Your Property Worth? WAREHOUSEMAN I Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 WANTED — Antique furniture, tsL l4343i3L I4345S5 ir S46-lia conditioners, carpeting, heat, ment on second floor, 35(),000. City Utimiea Top quality construction, large yard, porch and ceUar. MANCHESTER Culver, 649-5306. like treed lot, king-sized master Manchester warehouse needs Some knowledge of punch press glass, pewter, oil paintings or hot water, storage, p a ^ , sound Philbrick Agency, Realtors, VERNON Street — 7 room choice treed lots. High 60’s. 3240 a month. 623-1783,2894418. New Listing - Well kept 6%- bedroom, floor to ceiling cut good reliable people. Excellent desirable. Apply LaPointe In­ FREE — Kittens, two female other antique items. Any quan­ proofing. Basement garage. 646-4200. Split, with 2 baths, on lot Hayes Agency, 6490131. We win view your property at NO COST or obligation, AIR Conditioned 5 rooms, stone fireplace. A gorgeous advancement potential. Blue dustries, Inc., 155 West Main calico, one male red, 8 weeks tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, From 3195 to 3230. CaU lliarles PHILBRICK 100x300, with swimming pool, room Cape, situated in and suggest today's market vaiue. Street, Rockville. An equal op­ 165 Oakland astreet.. appliances, parking, basement, 94 VILLAGE Street, RockviUe. home. Low 30’s. Meyer, Cross, CMS, fully company old, box trained, 649-8418. PonticelU, 649-9644, 6464800. Houaaa For Bala 72 A gom w patio with fireplace, fruit trees, Bowers School district, good COVENTRY (North) • 6 B&W • • yanl for kids and rover. 31TO. Two clean apartments. First Realtors, 643-0609, 6493177. ABOUT OUR ^ R A N T E E SALES PLAN TODAY!!! paid. For interviews, reply to portunity employer. etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar­ sized living room, dining 19- 12. Homefinders, Fee 3^. floor, 6 rooms, 3150 a month 6 4 - 4 2 0 0 P.O. Box 1049 giving brief FREE — Adorable mixed breed ANTIQUE furniture, glass, MANCHES’TER — Gigantic 6- MANCHESTER - 8-room age. Reasonable occupancy. room, and kitchen, 3 LOTS OF LIVING The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. PUNCH PRESS operator - 5494980. plus deposit, no utUities. Second ANDOVER — Overlooking details on past work history. 7-week old puppies. Phone 646- round oak tables, cast iron toys, room apartment available im­ Colonial with 2-car garage, T. J. Crockett Realtor, ^1577. bedrooms plus a den or study, Realtors — MLS floor, smaU 4-room apartment, Birches and laurel surround beautiful Andover Lake, 4-room Experience and inexperienced some die setting experience 7769. collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 mediately. Security required, first-floor family room, 4 Manchester Parkade - «4»-S30t DANDY Duplex — carpeted 4- 3110^1us deposit, no utilities. fireplace, carpeting, finished this eight room Raised Ranch. cottage, completely furnished, people will be considered. • necessary. LaPointe Industries, anytime. 3165,646-1109. bedrooms, 2% baths, and much MANCHEISTER — Executive rooms, appliances, parking, MANCHESTER rec room, treed yard, Four bedrooms, 2% baths, nice treed lot. Only 310,900. Inc.. 155 West Main Street, WHITE Female’ Miniature poo- more. Over ^500 square feet of Ranch, prestige neighborhood. fenced yard, dishwasher. 31«. m aluminum siding, oven and built-in kitchen, glass slider Tedford Real Estate. 647-9914. WANTED — Responsible man Rockville. An equal opportunity die pi^ es. 340. Before 2:30 Rooma WNhout Board 58 Uving area. Priced in the 50’s. Custom-built for present owner ECONOMY CAPEII HEBRON — Ranch extremely employer. 20- 1 Homefinders. Fee 549- juPMfrMciir VERNON — Modem 4 room range. Don’t wait on this one! doors from fireplaced huge RUTHERFORD to do odd jobs around p.m. Vh 216 or 646-6881. Zinsser Agency, 6491511. with all the amenities. Centeal , . 9room Cape Cod on a long and low, 1% acres, apartment with heated garage, 327 900 336,500. BOLTON 359,906 automobile dealership. Connec­ LARGE room for mature air-conditioning, Pella Ter- family room to flagstone prestige area with a 32’ pool. 608 Burnside Ave., East Hartford Realtors-MLS WOMAN to care for two school- RENTM OmCE stove, refrigerator, heat and deep treed lot in a nice ticut license required. Inquire GERMAN short haired working gentleman, completely mopane windows and doors patio. Hurry and it can be This house has wallpaper, AN EQUESTIHIUI D a m Member! of Netlonel Atiociatlon of Reel Ettete Boerdt, The Connecticut age children from 3:30 - 5:30 CENTER Street surprise We hav^ a large variety! o: hot water, no pets. Adults, 3165 residential area. 3 or 4 to Joe McCavanagh, Lynch Pointers, AKC, excellent hun­ redecorated and newly fur­ throughout. First-floor family yours. 341,900. Mr. Lewis, 649 ceramics, family room. Institute of Real Estate Boards, also the Hartford, Manchestar and Heat paid, 4 rooms, appUances, deluxe one. and two-bedraoi monthly. Also 5 room apart­ UKEFMNT bedrooms, aluminum storms UAR REALTY CO., INC. Almost 4 acres of land with a Toyota, Inc. between 8-5 p.m. and school vacations. Must ting stock, 370, 6494910. nished, private bath, entrance room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2% 5306. fireplace, attached garage and Vernon Multiple Listing Services. have own transportation, an ^ a rk in g. Call after 5 p.m., parking, laundry facilities, apartments and to.^_^ ment, 3160 monthly, 875-2600. and screens, garage, tool shed 643-2682 pondsite, a barn, and a corral or call for appointment, 646- Want to get lort? You wiU baths, rec room. Call today to ^lit shingle sidini Jason ' Bolton Lake area, 649-7251 after ym’d. 3110. 21-19. Homefinders Hobart D. MunlOGh, Hoiltor 4321. FREE to good home, fuzzy throughout M nijcbeilw..: inspect this quality built home and outdoor barbecue. Fan­ • 6 • • Brooks Agency, 643-58 surrounds this extra large 5:30. Fee 320. 5494980. GLASTONBURY - Prospect probably have a Manchester B&W tal office op6a daUy jfrpat 94,1 in AA zone. Philbrick Agency, tastic situation for a first contemporary Ranch which Aaiwer to rrssloei Pvale kittens, male and female, potw Apartments, 8 minutes from mailing address, m ost’ foltai TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Start trained. Call 649-9792. THE Thompson House — (Cot­ other tinies by iippoiiihai$t. Realtors, 6494200. home buyer. Call 6495306. MANCHESTER - 7-room Split (XJLUMBIA — 3 bedroom, year includes 3 b^room s, 3 baths, After Dark IMMEDIATE opening for stock tage r" ...... MANCHESTER Economy — Hartford. Spacious 3 rooms, wiU think you Uve in Ifoltda, The BARROWS It WKLLACE Co. to 3135 for good skills, 32% hour Level on treed lot, plenty of Realtors — MLS around, lakefront, on quiet dead private courtyard with pool. room employee with a growing large, . ____ first floor, 2 bedrooms, don’t carpeting, stove, refrigerator. but your Uve room Ranch week. Call Walt, 646-8150, FREE — Kittens need good shade, eat-in kitchen, formal Manchester Parkade — MS4S06 end street. Priced at 354,500. For an appointment call Tony auto parts warehouse mstribu- rooms, parking. ______delay, call today! 3140. 21-14. paneling, heat and parking in­ -Style home wiU actuMly la, dining room, fireplaced living ACIUMS 54 Beast of Bailey Employment Service. home. Bom at Girl Scout camp, For more information call Wasilefsky, 6495306. tion center. Call Mike Gronckl, 643-5760, after 5 p.m. for overnight and permanent Homefinders, 320 fee. 549-6980. cluded, 3180, 6491440, 647-1342. VeriKm, ^ t h froniiy[e right onl Manchester room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 Night (lY.) burden Natalie Flint Real Estate, 429 SBMttngpUce SSPrintet’a 289-7906. guest rates. jM i-iA i. rec room, heated garage. TOLLAND — 9room Colonial, SECRETARIEiS — Stop com ­ the second Bolton Lake. Yon' 2 F A M IL Y The BARROWS & WALLACE C o. 1110 or Bill Kenyon, 74^91. 8 After direction WANTED — Good home for lit­ PARK Avenue pleaser — Air- ROCKVILLE bound? Heat paid Upper 30’s. F. J. ^ ile c k i. with 4-car attached garage, • • 6 muting. Don’t pollute the air wiU enjoy summer activitiei, 4%-4% itxnns, each unit,.2 Realtors — MLS B&W • iiuidown DOWN WANTED mature woman with tle kitten. Call 643-9456 CENTRAL, gentleman, plea­ conditioned, 2 bedrooms. Heat 3 bedroom double, appliances. Realtor. 643-2121. Frank swimming pool, 1% baths, with gas fumes. Save our en­ MANCHESTER - Large 2- sudi as swimming, sailing and, Manchester Parkade — Stt-SXM 12 Within 1 Headland knowledge of crafts as anytime. sant master bedroom, with paid. Appliances. Parking, basement, garage, “yard for bedrooms, large kitchen and Spilecki, Bob Gorman. modern kitchen. 450’ frontage (comb, form) vironment and money. Come to bedroom apartment with outabw l»if«qna, >tt~die VEHNON The BARROWS It WALLACE Co, 2 Join salesperson, full time. Apply in telephone, next to shower, basement. 3175. 21-13. kids. 31?5. 1921 Homefinders. living room, all newly on Route 195. Has many com­ Realtor! — MLS 13 Japanese sash 3 Models Rita Girl, Manchester, 646-3441 appliances. Available im- 320 fee. 5 4 9 ^ . frosting wUl be, y e w ’ronnd Complete city btilities with for that local job. person. Craft and Hobby AKC Collie puppies, champion parking, 649-6801 after 6. Homefinders, 3 ^ fee. 5494980. renovated-heating, wiring, TWO family house in very good mercial benefits for right type Manchester Parkade — S49-S308 14 Short Jacket 4 Dress up ______... mediately. Security reauired. —------beautiful views th rou^ yonr MANCHESTER - Professional this 7-room Ranch. Living 15 Victory (Ger.) Center, 775 Main St., bloodline, male and female, carpeting, painting, inside and condition, on prime location of business. Over 9 acres of land (colL) Eastern Real Estate, 649 man’s home In a professional room with fireplace, kitchen 16 Rocky hiU 5 Boat (Sp.) Manchester. 1% FRONT Rooms, furnished VERNON Vivacite — waU-to- picture window overlooking with extra building lot. Call with thisparcel. Priced at only HOUSE lor sale — Yernon, 7- 23 Not large 39 Bewildered SECRETARY — Excellent op­ sables and tri’s. Available after outside, new driveway. Must man’s area. Very large contem- 1? Siouan 6 Black for light housekeeping, lady or wall carpeted, 2 bedrooms, the lake, from your warm and owner, 643-9678. f/5,000.375,000. T.r. J. Ci Crockett, Tolland with built-ins, 3 bedrooms, room Colonial with one full and 25 Give pleased 41 Girl’s name portunity to work close to Labor Day. Reserve yours now. be seen. porary Raised Ranch, Indian (var.) 7 Muck approval appUances, yard, parking, laun­ ...... office, 875-6279. dining room, glass sliding two half baths, attached gar­ 42 Nights before home. National company needs SPRAY PAIN TER-AppU ance 8724502. gentfemgentleman, an , wworking orkin g /adays y s iiomriML cozy fii^ la ce d Uving room. beautifully appointed inside and 18 Depot (ah.) 8 God (Latin) 27 Cook slowly 43 Hearing 4% ROOMS, second floor, heat, dry facilities. 3160. 3-26. doors to a lovely screened well poised secretary with good manufacturer is in need of ...... preferred. References. 643- This one-owner four-season, Lota-Land for Bale 73 age, 24’ aluminum pool, fenced 20 Long poem 9 Perfume oils 28 Delicate organs iinvTS. gas and hot water. Midmeagedi Homefinders. 320. fee. 5494980. MERRITT AGENCY out. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- skills. Here’s a chance to work w a y painter on the first shift. Artlclaa tor Bela 45 '1 ^ - mini-paradise is h c ^ offered; TOLLAND — 9room Ranch, porch, large finished rec in yard, fireplace, refrigerator, division 10 Plant parts perception 45 Take a im sTa working couple. No children or HtaMon 646-1186 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. 21 Dined for a great company and a great Good w ag^ and beneUts. ^ p l y ------a t o n ly , 334,800. D on ’ t! ANDOVER — 93 acres, 3,600’ of 1% baths, three bedrooms, room, 2-car garage, 2 full dishwasher, disposal.. 11L ^ Joint ' 33 Misrepresents breather pets. 6494068. EAST HARTFORD - Choice 22 Feminine 19 Cafes______with 35 Edit boss. Centrallv located. East Personnel* ~Dept., ' ’The Iona ALUMINUM sheets used as LADIES only, nicely furnished On6 two hedroons.; road frontage. All buildable. fireplace, wall-to-wall baths. Asking 337,4M. Prestigious neighborhood, cen­ 47 Landing boat hesitate, quiddy pick iqi that' name entertainment ‘36 Legal decrees (ab.) Company, 6 Regent St. printing plates, .007 thick, room for rent, community Central Avenue Townhouse, 4% Ten minutes to Manchester. carpeting, built-in dishwasher, trally located to schools, fire, Hartford, plush modem office, Is,'<^iu^es 456 MAIN Street — ’Three-room ptonq. WEST SIDE Cape — 9rooms, 4 MANCHESTEH 24 Saloons 20 Submissive 38 Italian poet 49 Dance step, Manchester. m 3 2 ” . !S cents each or 5 for 31. kitchen and bath. All utilities Vooms, private basement and Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. disposal, range with hood. One- UAR REALTY CO, INC. police, parkway. Financing comprehensive benefit apartment, heat, 3130. Security. down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall Like new — 6%-rooin Ranch 26 Litter mates included. Located on bus line healing^ystem, 2 bedrooms, no No calls 1-6 p.m. car garage. Priced for quick 643-2682 ------available at------below bank------rates.-- 28Spre^hay r - r r- r i 1 r nr i r program . Im m ediate. 3600. Phone 6492711. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum HOUSEWIFE, free during and near stores. Call anytime. Family unit. CaU 6492426, 94. pets. Chie child, 3160, 5292303. with large living room, 3 good sale, 332,900. T. J. Crockett, Hobort D. Munlock, Haaltor A fter 4 p.m., 355,000. 8797497. 29l£ike'______lace Olsten Services, 549-5561. MARTHI^eENCy storms and screens. Near bus IF IF evenings, to attend public NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 6444383. sized b^rooms, convenient VERNON — 8 acres, one mile Tolland office, 875-6279. 30 Admiral (ab.) 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 8 IMMEDIA’TE Occupancy, sun- line, 331,000. Philbrick Agency, 31 Town IF meetings in South W inder and cents each. Inquire side door, Bualnaaa Locatlona- M - a n t kitchen with walk-in pantry, from Rt. 144, 3 miles from Rt. Wanted-Real Ealate 77 IF CHRISTMAS is just around the " ny 4 rooms for newlyweds, no Realtors, 646-4200. COVENTRY — 9fam ily invest­ (Cornish com er— you n ew extra money to report news of that town for Manchester Evening Herald. CLEAN pleasant room. Call For Rant 67 mud room, oversized bate, 15. 315,500. Jason Brooks Agen­ IF . pets, utilities extra, 3140. Coventry ment, 4-4% rooms, corner lot, SELLING your home or prefix) The Herald. Reporting after 6 p.m., 6491425. spacious enclosed sunporch, cy, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 p.ni. 32102 (Roman) now. Earn 333 in your spare Appliances included. 6334026. CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently 80x100, drilled well, two septic acreage? For prompt friendly experience helpful, but not DARK rich, clean loamj 5 MANCHESTER - 100,000 CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 13 33 What wind did time selling Avon products. restores, 7 fireplaces, summer carpeting, fireplace, attached systems. Priced well below service, cali Louis Dimock necessary. Phone Alex GlreUi, yards, 323.50 plus tax. Gravel, Apartmanta For Rant 63 square feet, will divide, “ res, 7 rowns, 4 bedro^. BOLTON - Miller Rd., 166x100 34 Territory Call now for details, 28M922. kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new 2-car garage. Beautiful replacement cost at only ^ ,- 6492711. MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom lot, residential zone, close to Realty, 6499823. (ab.) sand, stone, pool and patio CLEAN, 4 room heated apart­ Suitable for manufacturing and baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, apartment on bus Une inclikles warehouse. 1-748-5634. Hutchins ^ e n c y , 6495324. la n d s c a ^ acre plus lot. Ideal 900. By appointment only. 38 Used in SAVE ON GAS. Work east of sand, 643-9504. WE HAVE custoihers waiting ment, 6492455. lake, 32,600. W. J. Barcomb, CIIPE heat and appliances, prefer 358,900. Philbrick Agency, for the home gardener. Many Natalie Flint Real Estate, 429 ALL CASH for your property walklnx the river. Local company needs GAS STATION attendant for the rental of your apartment, Realtor, 644-8000. older couple, 3125 per monUi. MANCHESTER - Added in­ Realtors, 6494200. extras. 348,500. With 24 Acres 1110 or Bill Kenyon, 742-9691. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 37 Want accounts payable clerk, con- need^ part-time. Apply in per- SCREENED loam, gravel, or home. J.D. Real Estate 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, 39 Be ill THREE-ROOM _apartm ent, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 649 com e plus a home, 541 Duplex, 3 instant service. Hayes Agency, stmction experience preferred. son Gorin’s SIports Car Center, processed gravel, sand, stone, Associates, Inc. 6434129. office, etc. 3160. CaU 6492426,9 SOUTH W IN D SOR- Birch Hill 40IVozenrain r pleasant,ileasant, conveniemconvenient suburban 4535. bedromns, separate foriuices, HEBRON — 9bedroom Ranch 6490131. Excellent benefits and starting R oute 83, Tolland Tpke., and fiU. George H. Griffing, An­ 5. UAR REALTY CO., INC. area, one acre plus, 311,000. ’This large 1800 9room Cape is 44 Patriotic ocation, Uke private home. ' location. W.J. Barcomb, with fireplace and huge harvest group (ab.) salary. Never a fee at Rita GirL TalcottviUe. dover, 742-7886. LOOKING for anything in real L-SHAPE RANCH eaaj9aaa ^ Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. lawn, basement W orking MANCHESTER - 9bedroom situ ated on 24 a cre s o f kitchen, % acre treed lot with WE WILL buy your house for 46 Go by ship Mtate rental — apartments, f tor, 644-8000. No calls 1-6 p.m. 43 Manchester, 646-3441. 466 Ma in s t r e e t - BuUdlng HobMlO. Mir t qcfc. CAB DRIVERS — Part-time for adults. 6492880 cold flat, 3175 a month plus 3100 114 Unwood Drive BaS a r beautiful woodlands and large 30x40’ outbuilding, 330,- cash. Call anytime, Hutchins 48 Stowe heroine TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for homes, multiple dwellings, no for any business, office, or com­ a 49 Window glass evenii^s and weekends. Aim, security. Call 6492337^ after 4 I Living room, dining room, rolling fields. A unique blen 900. Jeson Brooks Agency, 647- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. W covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate mercial use, near Center. ( M SIX-ROOM Ramdi in exceUent MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA WAOTED — Ehiperienced gas full time driver needed for FIVE-ROOM heated apart­ p.m. k it c h e n , 2 b a t h s , 3 ding of Early American style 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. 50 Summers condition, 1% baths, garage, zone wooded lot. Asking 313,900. (FT.) So" station attendant, over 18 years Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. cents per pound. 872-9032, 879 Associates, Inc. 6434129. ment, three bedrooms, two 6492426, 95 p.m. CUS’TOM built, air-conditioned, SELLING your property? Call IT 5T 6587. fuU basement, waUdng (ustance bedrooms, family room, Helen D. Cole, Itealtor, httS, and modern comfort. The 51 Three (prefix) old, part-time. Maple Super shift. You must have a go^ baths, available September 1st. 9 room California Ranch. VERNON — 7% room stone us first. We’ll buy your home BT 6 ! FIVE ROOM apartment, to aU convenie«!es. In the 30’s. fir^ Iace, built-ins, swim­ vU-ODoO. home is high on a hill with a 52 Play divisions s r sr Service, 220 Spruce Street. 3180 per month. Call 6491418. MANCHESTER 10,000 square Fireplaced living room, formal immediately at a fair price, all driving record and be reliable. available September 1st. Cali CaU 6493100. ming pool. Offered at 344,- view of the valley below. 60s. front Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1% 53 Helper (ab.) East Hartford Cab, 107 Bum- CANON FI, with case, 1.4 lens lOODUW feet industrial space. Fully dining room, modern kitchen baths, rec room, walk-out base­ cash. Call Lou Arruda, 6491539, 643-6341 evenings. |900. Call , (NiWSrAFH INTUSRISI AJSN.) KEYPUNCHER - Start to side Ave., East Hai^ord. sunshade, Honeywell Strobonar AVAILABLE immediately. sprinklered, loading docks, roximately 700’ on Tolland I DIVISION OF EXTENSION SERVICES bookkeeper. 9-5, Monday- per month, plus s e i ^ t y and MANCHES’TER - Executive BOOKKEEPING machine 3100 new, seU 6495614, (Oil W. Middto T0k«.) lease. Huge paved parking Turnpike. Five acres zoned Wethersfield Friday. CaU 6491000. references. Call 6490654 after towiuiouse,. 1500 square feet, COVENTRY - 7 rooms, 2 bath- Fall, 1973 operator. Some experience evenings. MANCHESTER area. Prime location In town THREE acres, 9room Ranch, BUSINESS. Remaining 5:30 or anytime weekends. formal dining area, 2 huge MANCHESTER — 7-room Cape Ranch, with 2-car garage, OWNER FUMDA BOUND BulKlRf with highway access. Hayes Three huge bedrooms, 2 two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ acreage zoned rural WAI’TREISS — Over 18, part- bedrooms, 1% baths, fireplace, on a quiet street, near situated on one acre lot and all Beautiful custom built, 8 Offora cradR and non-eradit .eouraaa - momlnga, aftemoona, CAROUSEL 860H slide; Agency, 6490131. full baths, 9 closets, large ages, -Florida room. Hutchins residence. Only mile from time, 4 hours dally, 6 days a USR HOClSINQ COfP. STUDENTS! Two-bedroom includes heat, appliances, everything. Treed lot, all new V* on 160’ of waterfront. Price in room Split. 2% baths. and avaninga - Monday through Baturday. {'“'•““Be. uiuneaiaie, tor, never used, 3110. 6 screened In pordi, garage, Agency, 6495324. week for Manchester and 2-be here Hillstown Road, Mandiestw. Realtor, 6494535. only 333,900. be seen to appreciate quaUty. Must nave driver’s license. JSJATOES GRAHAM Street cracker — 9 FOUR-BEDROOM treed shaded tot forms may be secured at the lota. S t a i l t a g a t l l ^ , Now priced at only 336,500. COVENTRY — Five room ebt- Apply in person at W.H. MMi oieh pureliaM of t 2 bedroom house, appliances, appliances, carpet, par .yoUR own tomatoes, '" ‘- t e FOUR ROOM second floor, I S 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 MARTENS AGENCY Business (Mfice, 45 N. School tage, fully furnished. Close to England Lumber Company, basement, washer, (fryer, yard basement, dishwasher BotUceUo Farms, 77 Spmeer apartment, no pets, security, FlfiCHETIE A MIUmR Street, Manchester, Connec- HBIEnEINNITN. lake. Secondary financing For Furiher Intom etlon on deya, Umea, end tuMen contact the Dh/lalon ol Route 44A, Bolttm Notdi, u m . for ki(is. 32is. 19-40. to d a ; ■ Street, Manchester. y! 3210. 17-22: 3125. CaU mornings, or 4-6,60- JL8EIICY ■MMn 647-illt ticnit. Rayrnond E. Demers, BMLTMB M 7 -B (j| | available, 310,000. Philbrick 848-2137 646 213 Homefinders, Fee 30.5496980. Home: Extenehn Senlcee, Meneheater Community College or - $ slinders, |20 fee. 5496980. 1265. I ■"'Sit Busine'Ss Manager Agency, Reajtors, 646-4200. 4 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Aug. 20. im Obituaries Nixon Addresses

Charles Lathrop Dead, Mrs. A lfr^ P. Knie Mrs. Beatrice V. Owens VFW Convention Mrs. Gertrude Bother Knie, VERNON— Afrs. Beatrice B. Led Bolton Democrats 67, of East Hartford, wife of Owens, 63, of 4 Green Rd “ President Nixon was Of Manchester Alfred P. Knie, and sister of RockviUe, died in a Veniofl nur­ expect^ this afternoon to issue a caii for stability and end Vernon MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1973- VOL. XQl, No. 273 Manehetter-A City of ViUage Charm Arthur E. Rotber and Mrs. BOLTON - Charles W. sing home Sunday. She was the in ^utheast Asia in a speech seen as an effort to FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE: npTEEN CENTS Manchester, and five Margaret Polozie, both of Ver­ “The Formal Lathrop Sr., of 27 Keeney Dr., widow of William R. Owens. grandchildren. non, died Saturday in an l ^ t start moving his administration out of what he has caUed died Sunday in Manchester Funeral services will be Bora in Roaring Branch, Pa., the mire of Watergate. Hartford convalescent home. Wear K ing" Memorial Hospital. Tuesday at 11 h.m. in St. she had lived in Vernon for the She was bom in Germany and Nixon flew to New Orleans to VFW, award of his oW n for for the Bom in Danbury, he lived George’s Episcopal Church, past two years, coming from Auto, Steel lived most of her life in East Elmira, N.Y. , address the 74th annual conven­ foreign policy achievements. Largest here for the past 20 years, Bolton. Burial will be in East tion Of the Veterans of Foreign Hartford. Survivors are a daughter, Traveling aboard the Spirit of previously living in Cemetery, Manchester. Wars. The occasion will be his Selection Mrs. Lawrence Silver of ’76 from Florida with the Presi­ Manchester. Friends may call at the first public appearance In six dent and Mrs. Nixon were Price Hike Consumer Cost Rise Slowed He owned and operated the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Other survivors are a son and Rockville: a brother, Raymond weeks. a sister. Private funeral ser­ Butler of Elmira; three Nixon’s new chief of staff, Charles W. Lathrop Insurance Main St., Manchester toni^t It also is the chief executive’s Alexander M. Haig Jr. and Agency of Manchester for 40 from 7 to 9. Memorial con­ vices will be held ’Tuesday in grandchildren and five great­ first speech since last FORMAL grandchildren. Press Secretary Ronald L. years before retiring in 1971 due tributions may be made to St. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Wednesday’s televlsibn address Ziegler. ‘ :s Set Food Prices Increase Most to ill health. He was a president George’s Book of Remem­ Main St., Manchester. Burial Funeral services will be held on Watergate, in whidi be said will be in Hillside-Cemetery, Wednesday at 11 a.m. in James The President had been of the Manchester Board of brance. it was time “to get on with the WEAR WASHINGTON (AP) - The The.July increase of two East Hartford. There will be no D. B arrett Funeral Home, working on his VFW speech of the freeze, the index is Realtors about 20 years ago. urgent business ^ our nation.’’ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Cost of Living Council has government reported today that tenths of one per cent in the calling hours. Elmira, N.Y. Burial will be in since he came to Florida consumer prices increased two expected to rise again starting He was a member of St. White House aides said the Friday. challenged the nation’s auto manufacturers and steel com­ consumer price index com­ in September. George’s Episcopal Church, Mrs. Mario F. DeBella Mapie Grove Cemetery, President would make a plea FOR tenths of one per cent in July, panies to justify at public hearings proposed price in­ pared with an average monthly The July index stood at 132.7 Bolton, and was one of the Horseheads, N.Y. White- for cimtinuing America’s strong tee lowest monthly increase in Mrs. Mario Ferriroli DeBella Memorial contributions may creases they announced last week. increase of six tenths of one per of the 1967 base figure of 100,5.7 founders and organizers of the of Hartford, 73, wife of Michael Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 defense posting in the world eight months. be made to an organization of Boat Owners Council sources say tee ac­ cent during the fiAt six months per cent above a year ago. church. He also served as vice J. DeBella, d i^ Sunday at her Elm St., Rockville, is ntaking and for stability and peace in RENT President Nixon’s 60-day of the year. the donor’s choice. locai arrangements. tion is designed in part to show price freeze, announced on June The Labor Department also chairman of St. George’s Mis­ home. She was the mother of Southeast Asia when he ai^)ears Taking Fight “We are particularly in­ It was the smallest increase reported today that real weekly tee public that the administra- 13, apparently was responsible sion Council in the years before Michael J. DeBella of m T J-» ^ , Deforebefore the VFTVVFW t audience of Eaet of ttie River... terested/tin examining the since a similar two tenths of" earnings increased eight tenths the church was founded. Into Court Uon plans strict enforcement of for the small increase. The in­ Manchester and Mrs. Anna We also stock All tee latest styles and colors in potential impact tee prenotified one per cent consumer price of one per cent from June to He had served on Town IS. Morgan Strong Dies, stock . . . nothing to send away for. its. new Phase 4 anti-inflation crease in tee previous month Thomches of Vernon. made a speech NEW BEDF^ORD, Mass. price increases in tee auto and rise in December of last year, July and real spendable ear­ Building Committee from 1959 Ruffled Shirts in program. W3S seven tenths of one per She was born in Mavllia, in public since he wait to Kan­ (AP) — Boat owners are going We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, steel industries could have on while the Phase 2 controls were nings increased seven tenths of to 1973 and also served as chair­ the latest colors. Hearings will be held in cent. Switzerland, and lived in Hart­ Ex-Vernon Legislator sas City for tee swearing in of to tee courts and the National Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, tee total economy,” said John in effect. one per cent. man of the Democratic Town FBI thief Clarence M. Kelley 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 38-42 Washington Aug. 28 on the auto T. Dunlop, director of tee coun­ The Labor Department said ford 55 years. She was a VERNON - N. Morgan Labor Relations Board in their The low rate of inflation in However, for the year, real 2 price increases and Aug. 30 and Committee and had received a member of the Italian He was bom Sept. 17, 1889, on his way home from Califor­ Extra Short. cil. ■ there were increases during Strong, 83, of 740 Hartford the son of Norman H. and Ella fight against members of their 31 on tee steel price hSies. July in prices of food, rent and July, coming after the big in­ spendable earnings declined citation from the state American War Veterans Ladies nia July 9. In, another Phase 4 develop­ two tenths of one per cent, T^ke., a former Republican Dart Strong. two associations signing in­ The nation’s major steel com­ household services, while creases of the previous six Democratic headquarters when Auxiliary; Monico, Carlina and Once again, tee President is Whatever the OQcaalon — See ment, the council Monday largely because of increased state representative, died He and his wife, Mrs. Gwen- dividual contracts with striking panies, including U.S. Steel, prices of clothing declined. months, seemed primarily due the town went Democratic for Strana Post, VFW, of Hartford; making a brief stopover visit. granted an exception to Cross Social Security taxes, although Saturday night in an area con- doyn Randall Strong, would fishermen here. have advised tee government of to tee government’s sudden the first time in 1969. and the S.P.A. of Hartford. ’This time, he is on his way to Brothers of Philadelphia, a The price of food was five real weekly earnings rose, the . alescent home. have their ffind wedding an- A spokesman for tee 800- their intentions to increase tenths of one per cent above freeze on prices in mid-June. Mr. Lathrop was instrumen­ Other survivors are 2 sons, 3 tee Western White House for a major meatpacker, to add to Labor Department said. Mr. Strong, who represented n iv e rs ^ in September. member New Bedford icBAL MEurg snap prices on some steel products June, well below the average However, the price freeze has tal in the formation of the Elks daughters, 3 brothers, 2 sisters, California stay teat is e x p e ^ prices its increas^ costs of It said that before adjustment the 49th DisMct (Vernon) from Fishereman’s Union said the T H f COMfLm M IN S iTORf by as much as 5 per cent. been lifted on most products Lodge in Manchester and had 13 grandchildren and 2 great- Survivors besides his wife are to last through Labor Day. buying beef. monthly increase of 1.6 per cent for inflation and seasonal 1939 to 1941, retired as super­ union had signed contracts with 901-907 Main St. Trl-CIty Plaza The four big auto manufac­ and administration economists served as the lodge’s second grand-children. a son, Norman R. Strong of He is making it an occasion, ha a result, tee company, during the previous six months. Changes, average weekly ear­ visor of institutional farms for owners of 19 boats. ’The boat MANCHESTER VERNON turers have announced in­ say that although the August exalted ruler. Funeral services will be held Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. though, for dii^laying tee top which suspended operations Nonfood commodities in­ nings were $146.65 in July, com­ the state Department of Herbert R. Niedeiweifer of owner associations called tee Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON. + Friday creases on 1974 models, led by creased in price one tenth of consumer price index may also He also was a member and Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from aides of his Watergate- move “unethical.’’ earlier this monte, announced it pared with $136.86 a year past noble grand of King David Agriculture in 1961 at the age of Tolland; a sister, Mrs. Edna S. 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 General Motors’ proposed |102 one per cent after seasonal show a small increase because the D’ESopo Funeral Home, 235 72. reorganized White House staff. Octavio Modesto, general would resume operations today. earlier. Lodge, lOOF; and at the time Johnson of Vernon; six Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 average increase per car. The firm employs 390 persons. adjustment in July, compared Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, He was also a selectman in National Security Adviser manager of the New Bedford was the youngest noble grand in with a Mass of the Resurrection grandchildren and seven great­ Henry A. Kissinger came from A council spokesman said he A council spokesman said it with an average monthly in­ Vernon from 1924 to 1928 and a Seafood Producers Association crease of four tenths of one per the state. at 10 at Our Lady of Sorrows grandchildren. Washington to join the could not rule out the possibility was tee 15th exception granted director of the Connecticut Milk Funeral services will be and spokesman also for tee teat tee council would reduce or cent from December through Survivors are his wife, Ruth Church, Hartford. Burial will presidential party in New Boatowners United Inc., said to tee meat industry out of 129 Officials Silent Straughan Lathrop; two sons, Producers Association, now Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Ladd postpone tee increases, which it requests. June. be in. Soldiers Field in Wilson. Yankee Milk Inc. He operated a Orleans and also to receive a bote associations would seek Charles W. Lathrop Jr. of Yar­ Funeral Home, 19 Ellington is empowered to do under Although tee administration But the index for food Friends may call at the farm in Vernon for many years. federal court injunctions to mouth, Maine, and Robert A. Ave., Rockville, with the Rev. Turn Phase 4. has stood firm in continuing its purchased in grocery stores On Assassination funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 A native of Vernon, he block tee in d ^n d en t signings. Lathrop of Vernon; a brother, John A. Lacey, pastor of the Concern over tee impact of price ceilings on beef until Sept. rose seven tenths of one per and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to attended the First Two Bays Open Seafood Producers has filed George H. Lathrop of First Congregational Church of tee increases by tee industrial 12, it has adopted what a cent, which the Labor Depart­ Conspiracy Plot 9 p.m. Congregational Church of Ver­ an unfair labor practice conv- Vernon, officiating. At Tire Store giants on the nation’s economy spokesman described as a more ment said is more than usual non and had been a member of Burial will be in Elmwood plaint with the NLRB and a spare time for July. was reflected in Monday’s an­ flexible policy in granting Vernon Grange for more than spokesman for Boatowners NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Federal and city law enforce­ Cemetery, Vernon Center. Officials of tee Wholesale nouncement of tee hearings. exceptions. Prices of most types of 60 years. He also was a menqber Friends may call at the funeral Tire Co., Broad St., said that at United said it would do tee groceries increased, led by ment officials are saying little publicly about a “possible of Fayette Lodge of Masons of home tonight from 7 to 9. least two bays at tee business same. fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, conspiracy” to assassinate President Nixon during a brief BUSINESS ’The fishermen have been out into Rockville. will be operable today. cereals, bakery products and visit here. on strike since July 11 over a Michad Kelly, co-owner of poultry. One federal source close to Mrs. Sophie R. Holmes contract dispute. Western Fire on forever. I think it’s been bad­ CHECKING Mrs. Sophie Robinson Holmes tee company, said that a tem­ The Labor Department said the investigation of the alleged ly blown out of proportion.” porary roof has been erected The main issue in the five- spare cash some of the price increases plan said Monday it should be of B urlin^n, N.C., formerly of week long contract dispute has Both sources declined the use Manchester, died Sunday at her Dead Doe over tee damaged portion of tte may have taken place before taken seriously even though of their names. ACCOUNTS roof and will allow tee company centered over tee cost of fuel Situation the freeze went into effect, but nothing happened. I home. She was bom Feb. 15, Manchester Police report the for tee boats. Modesto said The alleged assassination 1900, dau^ter of the late John to operate on a semi-normal p Learn Income Tax Preparation were not measured until the “It’s something you shouldn’t conspiracy prompted Nixon to Free checks. Free statements. discovery of a dead doe in a basis. rising fuel costs forced tee boat July survey. pooh-pooh,” he said. "You’ll and LeteUa Robinson. She was field near Tolland Tpke. and owners to demand that the Still Critical cancel a five-block motorcade No Minimum Balance Kelly also said that no es­ from H&R Block Clean Center Park Project Launched Tile increase in consumer just have to watch ' the wife of Mark N. Holmes. Oakland St. down Canal Street on Monday timate of damage to inventory fishermen pay a larger share of Thousands of people with spare time are earning extra prices for the six-month period developments of the next few She was a member of the The deer, which was dis­ tee expense. as he arrived here to speak or tee building has yet l ^ n money as tax preparers In the growing field of income By The Associated Press Richard C. Clark, exwutive vice president, standing, and Dr. Stephen G. Romeo chair­ ending in July was at a days.” Front Street United Methodist covered Sunday afternoon, tax service. And so can you. H A R Block's experienced before the convention of the made. Alexander Jarvis is Two previously contained fires mushroomed out of con­ man of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce’s City Beautiful Committee affix seasonally adjusted annual rate But a source in the New Veterans of Foreign Wars. MMICHESTER STATE BANK -Church in Burlington; a appeared to have either been instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation. En­ of 7.4 per cent, with the price member of the women’s making an appraisal of struc­ College rollment is open to men and women of all ages... trol in forests of northeast Oregon and northern Utah Orleans Police Department Instead, the President run to death or struck by a car, ■if T 0^ park visitors rise slower in the last three auxiliary of Memorial Hospital tural damage, Kelly said. whether em ployed (In any field), retired, housewife or today. to keep the area ejean pf debris and trash. (Herald photo by Pinto) commented, "This is going to motored directly from the air­ 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER police said. student. Choice of days and class times. Certificate months Of tee period than in tee of Almance County; and past It is also not kiwwn at this Vacancies be another one of th w in­ port to the Rivergate Conven­ Open Sat. 9 A.M.-Noon According to police the 140 awarded upon graduation; Job interviews available for I?'*'' Fire-fighting efforts fo^six parehed W ^tern states bad first three months. vestigations which just drags president of the Wayside time how many tires were tion Center!’*’ ’ lbs. doe suffered two broken stolen from tee storage trailer Reported best students. Send for free information and class shifted to Northern California earlier as the fire situation Member FDIC Garden (Hub. legs before death. scheduies today. HURRYI Meanwhile, the Secret Ser­ \m parked to the rear of the in Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Utah had improved. vice filed a warrant against Other survivors are a HARTPORD (AP) - Persons Classes Start Septemoer 12th State game wardens were building. Kelly discovered tires But tee “freezeout” fire in former New Orleans policeman brother, John Robinson of called. still searching for a four-year missing from the trailer during tee ragged Snake River Canyon Edwin M. Gaudet, charging Manchester; a daughter, a son, college to attei^ next month near containment. The largest iTg^rTm mop-up operations of the area of northeast Oregon Democrats Name Slate that he had threatened Nixon’s two sisters, . and five still have a choice of several in Contact the D fM R M U M IIC office nearest you: blaze was tee only not even I Wednesday n i^ t fire. life in comments made in a grandchildren. Connecticut. 356R W. MIDDLE TPKE exploded from 2,800 to 9,000 close to being controlled. It had Kelly had no comment as^to acres when tee fire reached Canal Street drugstore last Funeral services will be ’There are openings for full­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 burned 18,000 acres to 20,000 q whether tee vrfaole tire inven­ trees riddled by moths. Don Started J WH, ScllO O l PoStS week. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Rich About Town time freshmen at tee Universi­ acres of sage brush and mixed ■The City Beautiful Com­ tory of tee store had been Fltaia catsI ums______kts lsfcn&{SrSiisftssftBr>riesriass_ 1.1 bUller, district U.S. Forest Ser­ Secret Service agents said and ’Thompson Funeral Service ty of Hartford, Albertus atSaniiaS •Iws is It as sMIistlsasMlHtlta saSaaS asI iilMmaa «M call. timber in Lassen County. mittee of the Greater Members of the Manchester damaged by tee fire. vice ranger, said tee explosion SOL R. COHEN Mrs. Becker, secretary of the Building Hearing Room they exchanged gunfire Monday in Burlington, N.C. Burial will Magnus, St. Joseph and some i: □latleCtaris □MnactSCasns That fire was whipped on by Manchester Chamber of G FUNERAL HOME Emblem Club will meet at the A story in Friday’s issue of of heated gases trapped in Herald Reporter Conservation Ckimmission and observed a moment of silence, night near Arroyo Hondo, N.M., be in Pine Hill Cemetery, community colleges. strong winds, gusting to 30 Defends Raids Commerce has launched a cam­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ’The Herald incorrectly stated rocky canyon areas sent smoke The Democratic slate of can­ a former social studies teacher in respect to the memory of with a man they believed to be ^ . S Burlinvtnn N C FVinnHa mov noimes r unerai Home, 400 miles an hour. Authorities said President Nteon has launched paign to keep Manchester’s teat officials of tee Capitol Tire University of Hartford of­ 5,000 feet into tee air. didates for Manchester’s Nov. 6 at Manchester High School, fills Mrs. Itey Ponticelli, deceased Gaudet, 29. Established 1874-Three Generations of Servtcel call at tee funeral home tonight ’ at 7, to pay ficials said they had openings A d d m t- it had destroyed two small his campaign to shift national Center Park clean, according to Co. were unavailable for com­ Fire officials said they hoped election consists of 16 in­ the spot being vacated by town committee member, and Authorities said they had no S -3 from 7 to 9 ^*'®**‘ respects to the late for about 100 students, alteou^ house trailers and fire crews attention away from Watergate Dr. Stephen G. Romeo, com­ 142 East Cantar Straat M anchastar — PhorioaCharles wW. T.aiin.nt\Lathrop c..Sr., whose ment. The story should have Cky___ to have 1,000 men there today. cumbents and 2 newcomers — Beldon Schaffer, veteran school to express their sympathy to reason to connect Gaudet with specialized art and music had just barely saved a fire sta­ with a ringing defense of tee mittee chairman. Charles F. Breen wife, Ruth, is a club member. read the Wholesale ’Tire Co. ^ state__ ^___ -apL .Ptiona- Utah officials called in Mon­ Robert Price for the Board of board member. her family. the alleged assassination con­ '•i programs are closed. tion. B52 raids he oi^ered over North Manchester Fire Department Funeral services, were held tana fire retardent planes for Thd program was started as a Directors and Carolyn Becker After tee vote she thanked the Under the first order of spiracy. The Interagency Fire Center Vietnamese troops clustered in 8th. District this morning in Hartford for CLIP AND MAIL TODAY help when a blaze on Wasatch result of expressed concern by for tee Board of Education. committee and pledged to do business, committee treasurer ■g ■ i ■ ■ said it had dispatched 740 men Cambodia in 1969 and 1970. Charles F. Breen, 29, of Ward a ■ ■ National Forest and Bureau of area merchants in tee ever- The Democratic Town Com­ her best in the post, if elected. Paul Phillips announced the to various fires during tee The speech Monday was the Will Hold Their Rd., Ellington. Breen was Land Management lands broke increasing difficulty in attemp­ mittee Monday night endorsed She said in her prior talk to committee is $4,690 in the weekend, bringing to 6,500 the President’s first since he went Strike pronounced dead at tee scene of loose, racing through sagebrush ting to keep the park clean as a tee entire slate recommended the committee, “I have no axe black, “with no bills outstan­ number of trained fire fighters on radio and television 'i ,( 16th. ANNUAL an accident in Ellington stertly OFFER EXTENDED FOR A and threatening farm land. result of the increased usage by to it by its eitecutive board, sit­ to grind. I owe nobody any ding.” » ' after midnight S a tin y . manning tee blazes. About 3,000 Wednesday night to declare favors and nobody owes me Paralyzes Manchester’s youth. ting as a nominating com­ Applause rang out and Cum­ *> 1' More than 5,100 fire filte rs National Guardsmen and “the time has come to turn PEACH FESTIVAL Police said Breen’s car went LIMITED TIME ONLY , manned firelines on five man- mittee, and, with only one any. I stand on my own two mings commented, “Paul, «■ : volunteers were furaiteing sup­ Watergate over to tee courts” out of control on South Rd., caused fires teat had swept Chamber executive Richard exception, the endorsements feet. However, I am a team that’s an encouraging way to Chile Ellington, slid off tee road and port service. while tee rest of tee country I August 24th., 6:30 P.M. OM MUNITV over more than 50,700 acres of G. Clerk talked with various were unanimous. player. Once I do everything get this meeting started. We » rolled over. Interagency spokesman Dick moved ahead with “tee urgent youths and asked their help in possible to get my point across At The Corner of Main and Williams Street timber and brush land in The lone exception was for a are on the eve of an election and SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - He was bora in Hartford and c Klade said weather forecasts business of our nation.” developing a slogan which could and once the Board of Educa­ we are in the best shape of 1973-76 term on the Board of Fire bombs destroyed the local Northern California, officials for tee western half of tee lived most of his life in teat city ' said. be used as an incentive for Education. Mrs. Becker, who tion makes a definitive deci­ many a campaign. The credit headquarters of Diile’s largest Donations $1.00 Children Under 12, 50$ before moving to Ellington. He . United States indicated little Agnew Probe Manchester residents to help had been proposed by the sion, I’ll back that decision, belongs to all members of the labor organization early to^y, Four of the major fires were precipitation was on the way. DOOR PRIZES and ENTERTAINMENT was a guidance counselor in tee BAL’HMORE (AP) - ’The preserve the beauty and pride nominating committee, was op­ knowing I did everything I Democratic community.” hours after the nation was hit Everyone Is Welcome! East Hartford school system. chief judge of tee U.S. District of Center Park. posed Tuesday night by Blanche could to make my position The Democratic slate by a paralyzing nationwide He leaves his wife, Patricia Court of Maryland says Vice Stone. Mrs. Becker won in a known.” follows: strike. 'They felt, “It’s Your Park. King Breen; two sons, Ouirles OLLEBE OF THE President Spiro T. Agnew can’t closed ballot vote by 33 to 27. Price fills the spot being Board of Directors (two-year The antigovernment labor Francis Breen and Michael be subpoenaed to testify before Help Keep It Clean” would be a vacated by Town Director Jon terms) — John Thompson, tension grew while disputes - c Energy Czar Issueg Mrs. Stone’s name was w space is available to your group on a FIRST COU e p i b b t desirable slogan to achieve this Patrick Breen, bote at home; a special grand jury in­ placed in nomination by State Norris. Pascal Prignano, Anthony within the armed forces purposer according to Clark. I I his mother, Mrs. Alice % vestigating alleged politteal Rep. Francis Mahoney, who He ilaid, following his en­ Pietrantonio, John Tani, simmered below the surface. Hawksworth Breen of corruption. dorsement, "I’m elated and Phyllis Jackston and Robert Unidentified persons hurled g; Thursday the week before publication; 643-2711 ” i In cooperation with Ernest J. listed her qualifications. The Wethersfield; two brothers, Blunt Warning “That’s because he has been seconding speech was by Irene grateful to be endorsed to run Price. several fire bombs at an old 2 22 Tureck, superintendent of the William H. Breen of Hartford put on notice by tee Justice LeMay. for Jon Norris’ position. I Board of Education — Paul mansion in Santiago housing the and John L. Breen of Department that he cduld be a Town Park Departemnt, promise to work hard and to be Greenberg and Carolyn Becker district office of the Central A special signs were developed Mrs. ^ k e r and Mrs. Stone Wethersfield; four sisters, Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — White House energy chief John defendant,” Judge Ekiward S. each addressed the committee a credit to the Democratic par­ (three-year terms, 1973-76), Workers Confederation. Sarah Budds of Niantic; Mrs. Northrop said Monday. “He' and are being placed on tee top ty. I urge you all to work for tee Allan Thomas and Albert There were no injuries but COMPLETE DISCOUNT Love has told oil executives some of them have shown rim of tee waste receptacles, for about five minutes and then Mary Alice Szeraicki of Hart­ could a^ ee to appear voluntari­ entire slate and I must alert you Harris (three-year terms, 1974- three families renting “callous disregard” for r ^ la r customers under the pre­ Clark said. answered questions from tee ford; and Jane Ellen Breen and ON IN STOCK ly if he wished, but that would floor. The vote followed. against being over-confident.” 77) and Albert Harris (vacancy apartments in the building were Dorothy Breen, both of sent voluntary program for allocating scarce fuels. be his own personal cheice. He To which Democratic Town to November 1974, created by a left homeless. INSURANCE Weteersfleld. “Gentlemen, you must make can’t be made to come.” Chairman Ted Cummings resignation and filled to Though the confederation is this voluntary allocation plan supply relationships,” he said. Agnew, former governor of replied, “I pledge to you all — November of this year by controlled by Marxists, the San­ F ORCE work,” Love said in a White M ^land, is being investigated Export Controls we’ll conduct this campaign as Harris). tiago district is directed by un­ “ Apparently ... some motel House briefing of industry purch^rs have received far with other political and if we've never won an election. Town Clerk (four-year term) ion leaders belonging to opposi­ SERVICE representatives. business figures—many of teem We have a fine slate, an — Edward Tomkiel. tion parties. Thia now c|>ll«g« oftara you on* of tha moat ad- greater proportional hotel Otherwise, petroleum might allocations of fuels than have his former associates-for Are Not Likely experienced slate, a slate teat Town Treasurer (two-year The fire-bombing occurred vancad caraar aducatlon eurriculunia In tha world be brought under mandatory others.” possible extortion, bribery, con­ can point to fine ac­ term) — Roger Negro. just hours after the Santiago tttfough Iho U.8. Air Fored Sohoola of Appllod controls that might never be Love said, “I may contact spiracy and tax fraud. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A top farm official in the complishments. Now, we have Board of Selectmen (two- faction of the confederation training Aoroapaco Odanca. Thia naw program offara you: New 73 Buick fully removed, said Love, direc­ I Nixon administration said today that further controls on to get out and tell tee electorate year terms) — Chester joined thousands of others in some of you individually in tee Mon-Womon tor of the White House Energy near future to ask about a par­ Hurriane Brenda U.S. exports of soybeans and other crops are not likely. all about it.” Bycholski and Irene Pisch. the strike at midnight Monday. The committee gave a stan­ Real couples Policy Office. ticular situation.” MEXICO CITY (AP) - Assistant Secretary of Constables (two-year terms) College Accrediteil LeSABRES - CENTURIONS • ELECTRAS - MVERIAS ding ovation to Schaffer and The industry was briefed on Fuel distribution must be ap­ Hurricane Brenda drifted just Agriculture Carroll G. — William Desmond, Clarence WMITCD can to safeguard your markets Norris for their services to the Estate Agtiwbanlar administration fuel-allocation proved, particularly in New off tee southeastern coast of Brunteaver said teat, -if such Foley, Joseph Macri and Paul S U N N Y , I during this high-water period,” town. Phillips. No txiMrlMiM Mcm ary Technical Training For a limited time only we will give a 22% DIecount on the beat retail policies last ’Thursday, and tee England, tee upper Midwest, Mexico early today after rever­ controls are ordered, the White House made the Brunthaver said. “First and Last night’s turnout was in The Republican Town Com­ Qualify quIcMy for wall paid avar In- price of any of the above listed 73 Buick models. C!olorado and Missouri, he said. sing course. The U.S. Coast United States would “pay a foremost, we are not going to direct contrast to the com­ mittee will meet Wednesday craaalng opportunitlaa In motalt, transcript available Monday. Love was joined by Interior Guard reported a distress very high price” through loss of W ITH PAY Since last winter’s shortage impose export controls short of mittee’s last meeting, when it night to endorse its slate. 'A». hotalt, reaortt. ale. Study at homa or FOR INFORMATION CAkL 646-7440 Secretary Risers C.B. Morton signal from a ship trying to ride foreign markets. Saturday raaidsnt oltaaat. Kaap your some unforeseen disaster to barely rounded up a quorum, Of its three incumbents on Or Send Us This Coupon , of heating oil and natural gas, and Commerce Secretary out tee storm. The administration imposed proaont lob whllo training. Fra# this year’s growing crops.” and to its two meetings before the Board of Directors, only Vi­ Fair tonight. Low 55 to 60 Hurry! Beat the ,^74 Price Increase tee nation has faced a chronic Frederick B. Dent in telling tee The National Hurricane export controls on 1972^rop natlon-wlda plaeomsnt aarvloa. Brunteaver said the export then, when it couldn't (raise vian Ferguson will be seeking degrees. Wednesday mostly APPROVED BY CONN. STATE U.8. Air Force Career Counaelors threat of fuel shortages. oil suppliers that, unless they Center in Miami said tee storm soybeans and other high-protein ROBERT J. SMITH, in c . curbs of last year’s crop supply quorums. endorsement and re-election. sunny and pleasant. High near BOARD OF EDUCATION 565 Main 8t Save Hundreds of Dollars Now! The voluntary allocation resolve tee fuel distribution w as approaching the f e ^ sources earlier this year in APPROVED FOR VETERANS’ of soybeans—which provides Last night’s standing-room- 80. Manchester, Conn. 06049 program is designed to make problems fairly and voluntari­ southwestern flank of the an effort to curb rising costs to Of its three incumbents on the INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 TRAININO meal and oil until the 1973 crop only crowd numbered 61 com­ Precipitation probabilitv 20 Nam e ______Age sure any shortage is shared ly, public opinion may move Yucatan peninsula. But it American livestock producers. Board of Education, only For Frae Information Write is ready this fall—already have mittee members (out of a Robert Maltempo will remain. per cent tonight. 10 per cent fairly by maintaining previous Congress to impose a man­ added, “Since the motion of Brunteaver’s remarks were A d d ress hurt U.S. interests. potential 71), plus many non­ His term runs to 1975 and he is Wednesday. couimr SCHOOLS distribution patterns. But Love datory allocation program. Hurricane Brenda had become prepared for a meeting of tee 649-5241 “Japan and Western Europe members. not up for re-election. The other High Low ITSTMaSuipL. City State said it has not always worked While tee possibility of man­ slow and erratic, the possibility American Soybean Association. have told us they had un­ The turnout prompted Cum­ two — M. Philip Susag and Anchorage 63 65 that way. datory allocations was at­ exists that the center may He said agriculture is "riding 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Phone derstood teat they would be Robert Spillane — have an­ Boston 74 62 '”rhere have been a numba- tributed to Congress, the White hesitate near tee coast during the crest of the wave” at tee mings to remark, “It's a real (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) S&S BUICK free to bid on an equal basis Chicago 80 67 Please tend me Infdrmatlon on CCAF at no obligation. of instances of apparently House itself had pn^xned a compliment to tee candidates nounced they won't seek re- mi. the day rather tepn proceeding present time. with us and tee rest of tee world Denver 94 63 88 ADAMS 8T., MANCHESTER TEL 648-4871 callous disregard for mandatory program last May 9 you are about to endorse.” election. as have Town Direc­ inland.” “I assure you that we are in periods of tight supplies,” San Francisco 63 . traditional and long-standing “for comment only.” doing everything we possibly Trior to the meeting, the per­ tors Jamej Farr and Charles 52 „ Brunthaver said. sons packing the Municipal McKenzie. Washington 86 67.

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