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Then In an efforj to accomplish in stalled at Verplapck, Buckley MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 197$ - VOL. XC^. No. 238 MancheHter—A Cily of yUlnge Charm TWENTY.FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS p r i c e , nFTEEN CENTS TOLLAND — Edward Tolland; a daughter, Mrs. one meeting what usually takes and Keeney St. Schools.“ 7 ■ Wochomurka, 82, formerly of Warren Clough of Sulpher it two, the Manchester Board of ... A request for a $12,000 Dunn Rd. and Tolland’s first Springs; four sisters, Mrs. allocation from the CapiM Im fire chief, died Monday in Directors is meeting one hour Helen MacDonald of Hebron, provement Reserve Fund (to Sulphur Springs, Ark. early tonight. It’s session is at Mrs. Francis Bushnell of 7, in the Municipal Building placed there by an equivalent News Mitchell Admits Role In Coverup Mr. Wochomurka was bom in Willimantic, Mrs. Harold Hearing Room. transfer from the contingent New York City and had lived in Ensminger of Monson, Mass., and Under its usual rules, the fund), for plumbing imr Tolland for many years. He was and Mrs. Annie Pigeon of East board meets on the first and se provements to Lincoln School, Capsules a retired farmer. Longmeadow, Mass.; eight I cond Tuesday of each month — unused since the summer of The Tolland Fire Department grandchildreI^and nine great conducting public hearings at 1972 and turned over to the town was formed about 1927 after a grandchildren. its first meeting and taking ac for its use. near-serious fire at the jail. He Airliner Crash tions at its second. ’This month, ’The $12,000 request is in addi Watergate Panel headed the department when it Funeral services will be PARIS (AP) - A Boeing 707 because the first ’Tuesday was tion to $TC,000 from revenue had 22 members who traveled Thursday at 2 p.m. at the itoke of the Brazilian Varig airlines, on the eve of the July 4 holiday, sharing funds allocated by the to fires on a horse-drawn cart. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., carrying 117 persons crashed' ..Now it canceled its meeting then. directors in June. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rockville. The Rev. Betsy Reed today near the village of Tonight, because of a com Plans call for raiovating the Louise Kimmell Wochomurka will officiate. Burial will be in Palaiseau south of Paris, the paratively light agenda, it will first floor of the building for use of Sulpher Springs; two sons, South Cemetery. French civil aviation authority conduct public hearings and by the Sheltered Workshop, and Continues Probe Then it housed Silbros Dress Shop, the Tea Room, Federal Bakery, Timkln Oil, Gaudet Edwai^ Wochomurka Jr. and reported. ; WASHINGTON (AP) - he had rejected the plan and Friends may call at the Jewelers and Janet’s Hat Shop. Today it is the home of Johnson-Frederick Shoes, Land 0 then will take its actions. for converting the second floor The number of dead or in repeated his statement that he them in a conspiracy to commit Eugene Wochomurka, both of Former Atty. Gen. John N. assumed “these matters were kept word of the case from funeral home Wednesday from Fashion, J, Garman-Clothiers and Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. The year would be Added to the agenda are the into municipal offices. jured was not immediately crimes. 2 to 4 and 7 t 9 p.m. following three items: Mitchell said today he told over and done with ...” Nixon during the campaign for Mitchell said he did not tell sometime in the mid-1940s for the old photo, udiich belongs to Robert FiM»iiTnann of 105 Town Manager Robert Weiss known. President Nixon nothing of the ... A request by Patrolman Mitchell, before the Senate’s fear of endangering the Nixon of the proposals ad Broad St., Whose father, the late Rudolph Eschmann, owned Federal Bakery. is recommending the building ’The authority said the plane meetings which led up to the Alfred M. Ritter for disability televised Watergate hearings President’s re-election. vanced at the three meetings George Knoess be renamed Lincoln Center. He was on a flight from Sao Paulo, Watergate wiretapping because benefits as of Aug. 1, 1973. for a second day of testimony. Had he told Nixon, he said, because “I presumed and had Funeral services for George said the suggestion was made Brazil, to Paris. It went down Kevin J. McDonald Ritter, on the police force since the President would have taken every reason to believe that Knoess, 62, of 37 Autumn St., by an official of the Manchester about three miles south of Orly SOUTH WINDSOR - Kevin June 1, 1953, has suffered a Airport. very strong action against cam these matters were over and who died Saturday, will be Association for the Help of paign and administration aides done with, were through, and Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the J. McDonald, infant son of Mr. heart ailment and is retiring and Mrs. James J. McDonald of from duty. Retarded Children (MAHRC). implicated in the planning and that was the end of them. Henry E. Bishop and Son Weiss revealed he has had a 200 Killed 675 Graham Rd., died Saturday ... A request for a |5,800 cover-up. Funeral Home, 1139 Fairfield second suggestion from a town PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Involvement “The matter had not been ap at Manchester Memorial allocation from revenue And after the election, Ave., Bridgeport. Burial will be resident. (AP) — U.S. and Cambodian proved, it was not going to be Hospital. sharing funds for the first-year Mitchell said, he withheld word in Park Cemetery, Bridgeport. fighter-^bers killed about assuming there would be a approved, and that was the end cost of installing and main- “It was suggested,’’ he said,' Mr. Knoess was bom Oct. 17, Other survivors are two 200 insurgents in strikes suppor Keynotes housecleaning anyhow, and that of it,” he said. toining burglar alarm systems “ that if Lincoln School, which is 1910, in New York City, and had sisters, Maureen McDonald and ting a besieged town, the Cam the matter would take care of The Watergate conunittee in three schools. .The proposal in effect an annex to the lived in Manchester for many Susan McDonald, both at home; bodian military command itself. was to have met behind closed was tabled in June, pending a Municipal Building, is renamed years. He was employed as a and his maternal grandmother, claimed today. Once again, Mitchell went to doors prior to the televised tool crib attendant at Pratt & report on costs from the Lincoln Center, the Municipal A spokesman said im Workshop Mrs. Isabelle Moran of superintendent of schools. The Capitol Hill without his wife, hearing, to discuss the possible Whitney Division of United Air Building should be renamed mediately after ’Tuesday’s air Martha. Maryland. alarms are expected to be in issuance of subpoenas for some craft Corporation in East Hart Lincoln Center Annex.’’ strikes around the town of DOUG BEVINS The Capitol Region Land Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D- White House documents. Kompong Kantuot that defen ford at the time of his death. He Burial will be in Wapping (Herald Reporter) Use/Transportation Program, Hawaii, questioned Mitchell ding troops who had been The President has said he will was a World War II veteran. Cemetery at the convenience of "Community involvement” mandated by Gov. Thomas anew about the meetings of trapped in a school moved out, not provide the documents to Survivors are two daughters, the family. and "citizen participation” Meskill, will develop a series of Jan. 27, Feb. 4 and March 30, counted the enemy dead and the investigating committee. Mrs. Karol K. Shafer of Enfield were the much-used phrases coordinated, comprehensive 1972, at which wiretap and spy collected 30 rifles. and Mrs. Kathy E. Manoni of The Samsel-Bassinger Tuesday night as participants in plans “ that can consciously proposals drafted by Watergate That session was put off until Brookfield; and one son, Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Harris Endorsed Streets Patrolled the Capitol Region Land shape our future into a high conspirator G. Gordon Liddy Thursday because l^n. Howard George C.D. Knoess of Rd., is in charge of Use/’Transportation Program quality of life,” a written sum were discussed. H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., the vice (Continued from Page One) Manchester attorney; and MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay Mansfield. arrangements. explained preliminary program mary of the program states. Disputing earlier testimony, chairman, didn’t get there. He David C. Moyer, director of (AP) Combat troops, tanks “ The work will treat land use Mitchell has said he never ap said he was late because of a tion to the committee for endor plans in a public informational Manchester’s Camp Kennedy. and armored cars patrolled and transportation planning as proved the proposal, and ac news interview. sing him. Mrs. Stone’s husband, downtown Montevideo today workshop at South Windsor Town Hall. mutually dependent,” the sum tually rejected it. Baker said Richard Moore, a “Should the Board of Educa Robert, and Mrs. Goldberg’s after a general strike mary says, noting that existing In fact, Mitchell said that at White House aide, will be the tion see fit to name me,” he husband. Jack, are patners in weakened. Each of the representatives of the participating agencies and planned facilities, town the first session, he told Liddy committee’s next witness. GAO Pegs High said, “ I will do my best to fulfill the construction fihn of Sfone A committee was reported plans, and zoning will be con to go out and bum the plans. Mitchell spent a full day in your confidence in me.” and Goldberg. trying to mediate between stressed community involve ment throughout the program sidered in the study. He said he Intended that the witness chair Tuesday. Cummings mentioned the Mrs. Becker is married to Dr. Praidmt Juan M. Bordaberry planning process. Horace H. Several development options order to eliminate in Mitchell denied he approved names of several other people Frederick Becker, pathologM and leaders of the strike the Watergate wiretapping, Prices To Brown of the Connecticut will be suggested, but no one criminating documents and who, he said, “have expres^ at Manchester Memorial protesting his assumption of denied seeing wiretap logs, Department of Finance & Con plan will be selected. Brown “also to abandon any concept interest in running for the Hospital. dictatorial powers. denied sworn accusations that trol’s planning and' budgeting emphasized. Each of the alter that such activities would be Board of Education at some Bletchman announced his he played a vigorous part in the division, said, “ We will respect natives will focus on needs such part of the reelection campaign time.” candidacy for the school board Dollar Up Wheat Exports fully, sincerely, and vigorously as discouragement of of the President.” subsequent cover-up, and The only incumbent at the June meeting of the LONDON (AP) - The U.S. denied that he talked more than solicit your (the public’s) haphazard development, Mitchell said he did nt advise Democrat who has indicatet^e dollar moved upward again once about the affair with Democratic Club of views.” development so that it will not other participants in the three will not seek re-election to the Manchester. today on the world’s major President Nixon, either tefore WASHINGTON (AP) — Last year’s massive sale of U.S. Brown served as moderator dissipate natural resources, the meetings. Including former school board is long-time money markets as Washington j>r after he quit as Nixon’s cam- wheat to the Soviet Union nearly doubled the domestic Moyer, 23, is the son of Dr. of 'Tuesday night’s workshop, need to be responsive to needs campaign deputy Jeb Stuart^ member Beldon Schaffer. His added its voice to the psy *'paign manager. Mitchell also and Mrs. Winfield T. Moyer. A one of four sessions being con of all people, to move people Magnider and former White price of the grain and caused U.S. food prices to rise, ac chological war of words being denied that he lied under oath three-yeah- term expires this graduate of Colby College, he ducted this week in the CapM House counsel John W. Dean cording to a report to Congress. November. waged to bolster confidence in (See Page Twelve) on two previous obcasions. currently is studying for his Region. About 35 people HI, that the proposals involved foe American currency. The General Accounting Office (GAO) said Monday the Those mentioned by Cum master’s degree in psychology attended the workshop fo South After falling to record lows wheat sale increased prices for bread and other flour- President Faces Full Calendar mings as interested are Mrs. at the University of Connec Windsor Tuesday night. Blanche Stone, a past president ticut. last week, the dollar moved based products, and beef, pork, poultry, eggs and dairy back up again Monday and WATES Royal Family Brown characterized the of the Manchester League of The Democratic Town Com community involvement part of products, because it caused higher feed grain costs. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon, back in the audience, gathered around a Tuesday. Kansas City later in the week to Women Voters; Mrs. Barbara mittee will meet on Aug. 20, to the land use/transportation plaza at the federal building, The U.S. Federal Reserve With sisterly pride, Mrs. Richard Wrana of Willimantic, reigning queen of Manchester “Congress should consider White House after a 17-day California stay, has a busy open a temporary office in the Goldberg, a past chairman of endorse candidates for the Nov. program as a unique and Board (m Tuesday expanded on WATES, adjusts the crown of the 1973 Connecticut WATES queen, Mrs. Richard Sherwood requiring that agencies develop week ahead. A Cabinet meeting, sesions with economic ad that the United States is federal courthouse. the Manchester Human 6 town election. “ exciting” method. "We’re definitive ground rules so that ty and tunnel vision they found entering "a new era in ... Relations Commission; Mrs. an announcement Sunday by of Colonial Rd., Columbia, member of the Manchester WA’r c s group. Their mother, Mrs. to be normal operating visers and a meeting with Republican congressional E un^’s central bankers that seeking your views before foe expected benefits from exports achieving peace at home.” Carolyn Becker, a former Thomas C. Badore of Cherry Valley Rd., Columbia, is also a m em ^r of the Manchestn* work gets under way,” Brown procedure in the department.” leaders are on his calendar. their governments were con can be appropriately weight Declaring that “enormously teacher at Manchester High WATES. Mrs. Shefrwood won her title at the annual gathering of all Connecticut WATES said, “ rather than getting The GAO also said the sidering intervention in the against their impact on various Nixon returned to Washington significant” foreign policy Milk Price School; Robert H. Bletchman, a clubs recently in Simsbury. (Herald photo by Klemens) public reactions to proposals Agriculture Department failed BOLAND market to reverse the dollar’s segments of the domestic Monday night via Kansas City, developments “ may obscure after the work is done.” economy,” the GAO report to provide timely information the progress we have made in downward trend. on crop conditions to farmers to where he witnessed the Increase MOTORS said. Peace Corps swearing-in of new FBI Direc ... moving toward peace at Girl Abducted The domestic wheat price allow them to make marketing home,” Nixon cited a recent decisions. tor Clarence M. Kelley. The Sought From State QUALITY jumped from about $1.68 a Members Now session with fop Senate and reduction in street crime, a Town Directors It suggested a joint quieting of campus unrest, DetenHon Center bushel in July 1972 to $3 in May House Republicans, with whom SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) - Of government-business com In Zaire absence of major rioting in USED CARS 1973 because of the $700-million he meets regularly, was set f r ficials of the Eastern Milk BRIDGEPOR'T, Conn. (AP) Nike Site Senior Party mittee including farmers, cities and a lessening of the Russian sale,the GAO said. ’The today. Producers Cooperative — State police said a 14-year-old SINGE 19351 Name-Calling processors, distributors and KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) — drug abuse problem as evidence sale also severely disrupted Meetings with his Cabinet Association are campaigning girl was abducted at gunpoint exporters be established to im More than 100 members of the of what he termed the domestic transportation facilities and with economic advisers for a nickel-a-quart increase in from a state detention center 369 CENTER STREET prove dissemination of foreign U.S. Peace (forps rested today new era. Decision Criticized creating higher costs, shor who are helping him prepare the retail price of milk to ease by two juvenile boys about 7:45 PlMNW: 6434326 tages and delays. agriculture information. in the capital of Zaire after Police estimated Nixon’s On Up-And-Up being held for 51 hours in Ugan Phase 4 wage-price restraints what they say is dwindling a.qi. today. The report also chided the ad audience at 12,500. A sizable da. are schedule for later in the production in the Northeast. Police in southwestern Town Mainager Robert Weiss pie using the town’s rec as possible, he was chided by ministration for paying $300 number of anti-Nixon SOL R. COHEN Both proposals had originated A chattered flight brought the week. Press Secretary Ronald Howard Merrill of Walton, Connecticut were looking for a came in for some public facilities,” he said. "I’m objec Director Vivian Ferguson. million in export subsidies, demonstrators were segregated * (Herald Reporter) several memths ago with Earl 111 Americans here Monday L. Ziegler said. president of the 9,000-member red Volkswagen which they said criticism ’Tuesday night for ting to the way the thing was although “GAO believes many behind rope barriers across a Yost, The Herald’s sports “ You, as ceremonial mayor, night after President Mobutu Nixon fold his Kansas City bargaining coK>p, and General was used as a getaway car. The Manchester Board of granting permission to the done — knowing what was in of these sales would have been street. N m , iEnglatUi editor. should not havl made that deci Fire Sese Seko vouched for them and Manager John C. York an Police said they considered one Directors did a ot of name Manchester High School store.” made even with reduced sub Kelley, 61, a former FBI man The directors named Dr. sion on your own,” she said. nounced the “ stabilization and 15-year-bld boy “ extremely calling Tuesday night, but it graduating class to use the Nike Janenda took exception to sidies.” Uganda’s President Idi Amin who had b^n Kansas City’s lirttioriiil Co. Joseph M. Danyliw of 43 Forest “You should have conferred let them go. Amin said he expansion incentive price plan” dangerous.” The other youth is Robert & Florence Boston, Owners was all in good taste and all on Site for its party June 21. Weiss’ report of supervision The GAO study “ nailed down Calls Dollar Stronger police chief for the past dozen St., a Democrat, to a five-year with the board, and I’m sur after an emergency meeting of also under 16, troopers said. Modem Methods - the up-and-up. A statement by Weiss in Mon- and police patrol. ' some of the abuses of the thought they might be years, said that as FBI director term on the Manchester prised you didn’t.” mercenaries on their way to LONDON (AP) - The U.S. Eastern’s executive oonunittee Both boys carried pistols Old FasUoned Honesty It voted to change the name day’s Herald answered “Tlie place was opened up to Department of Agriculture’s he would “always keep in mind Housing Authority. He succeeds MONDAY fight in Burundi’s tribal war or dollar opened Monday. when they entered the state of the abandoned Lincoln School p r e v io p criticism and this huge throng and, yet, there handling of the affair that cost we are servants of the law and MONUMENTS Vincent Diana, a Republican, She said she realizes the 5:15 p.m. — Town Fire Israeli agents. significantly'stronger on . York said a five-cent boost in Juvenile Hall on Fairfield to Lincoln Center. The proposal explained the reasons for his was only one person there from U.S. taxpayers and farmers,” not its masters.” MARKERS whose term has expired. Dr. graduates needed a place for Department called o 108 High Europe’s foreign exchange the consumer’s price would Avenue, police said. The youths had come from an officer of the decision. The statement the rec department staff and, said House Agriculture Com After an uncomfortable The first permanent director CEMETERY Danyliw, a gerontolo^t, is a their party. Her complaint, she St., arcing fuse box, no damage. Saturday night in the Entebbe, markets today after a rally in mean about $1 more to the allegedly took Carmen Toro and LETTERING Manchester Association for the minimized reports of damage contrary to what the manager mittee member John Melcher, since the death of J. Edgar member of the Commission on said, is that the party should 7:40 p.m. — Small electrical Uganda, air terminal, the 48 the closing hours of trading farmer for each 100 pounds, or drove away Convenient Evening & Home ApgointAients Help of . Retarded Children, to the area and said the same said, no police patrol.” Hoover in May 1972, Kelley ARRANGED e DISPLAY AT the Aging. have been under the proper D-Mont., who requested the fire in fuse box at 953 Main St., Monday. 46.5 quarts, of milk he markets. Police described the girl as 5- whose Sheltered Workshop will supervision and police patrol Janenda said he 'was dis- study. young women and 63 young men promised to enforce federal 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hertford His appointment places the supervision and without bmr minor damage (Town Fire spent the rest of their detention The dollar gained in London, The price boost, he said, foot-6, 115 pounds, wearing Wear Mancticster City Uat) occupy the first floor of the provided for SAM concerts was atisfied, also, because the and liquor. Rep. Pierre S. du Pont, R- statutes with vigor and said: MHA in Democratic control, by Department). in a hotel beside Lake Victoria. Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels and would help dairymen meet the dungarees and a pink blouse. HUE building. The second floor will provided for the Nike Site June board had not been consulted. “ I believe they can and TEL. a 3 to 2 margin. It had been the Del., who also asked for the Zurich, but the mood of the rising costs of their fuel, feed, They said she was being held at 528-2680 be for town offices. 21. That statement by Weiss is a Director James Farr com report, called it “ damning” and “ Another day or two here should be enforced fairly and last town agency still in mented, “ I think the board would be fine with us,” said markets remained uncertain. machinery and equipment, the center as a runaway. ’The board then adopted two Joel Janenda, secretary of whitewash,” said Janenda. said, “I’m appalled by the laxi- TODAY equitably. No matter what is Republican control. should remain aware of foe Ken Beck, 25, of Walla Walla, Dealers pointed out that the reduce the exodus of farmers resolutions introduced by the Advisory Rec and Park “I’m insulted his remark 8:27 a.m. — Town Fire the position of the citizen 'The directors named Fred possibility of these things Wash., before leaving. dollar rose Monday when the from agriculture and halt a Director Phyllis Jackston. One Onnmission, told the Board of that the Nike Site was opened to Department called to Main and affected, he should be accorded BiunoU of 26 Coleman Rd., a recurring. If the police claim A U.S. Embassy spokesman markets opened, fell during the steady decline in milk produc recommends to the school Directors Tuesday night, "I the graduates for visiting and Maple Sts. to wash down gas the full rights guaranteed him, Democrat, to the Town for exchanging autograifos. The they can’t enforce the or in Kinshasa said all the day, then climbed again on the tion. board that the baseball dia want to criticize publicly the leaking from a car’s gas tank. but more than that the dignities Building Committee. He fills an owners of Case Mountain knew dinance against drinking on In Memoriam Americans appeared to be “ in strength of indications that the “Eastern will attempt to ob HOIMES^unefiaff/c mond at Manchester High noanager’s decision to permit 9:19 a.m. — Eighth District U.S. government was using and courtesies owed free and School be named after Tom unexpired term to November what could happen, and they town property, then we should li la loving memory of Ernest Irish, who good health and spirits.” tain favorable federal and state the Nike Site to be us^ that firemen called to Pine Ridge proud people.” 4 0 0 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN 1974, created when Wilfred asked that the graduates be know about,it.” passed away July 10th, 1V71. They were expected to leave some of its foreign reserves to i action concerning the plan” Kelley, long-time baseball ni^t by the graduates.” Apartments, New State Rd., on support its currency abroad. Kelley. flew to Washington coach. The other recommends Dion, also a Democrat, kept from their property. The today for a Peace Corps from agricultural agencies and HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES “I don’t object to young peo- Thompson then instructed Always smiling, happy and content. report of smoke, no fire. Washington denied this, but with U.S. Atty. Gen. Elliot L. to the sdwol board that the resigned. Dion accepted a posi situation at the Nike Site could Loved and respected wherever he went. training center at Bukavu in Congress, York said. NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Weiss, “ Let’s get an opinion 9:24 a.m. — Town Fire Richardson after the ceremony. tion with the Board of Educa have resulted in serious in Years will nt darken or shadows dim. eastern Zaire. After training in the belief persisted among “ However, if this fails, direct track field at MHS be named from the chief of police and the Department called to Pine He was expected to return to tion. juries.” The beautiful memories we have of him. local conditions, they will teach European dealers today. negotiations with milk- after Pete Wigren, long-time town counsel — whether we Ridge Apts, on report of trade coach. Brunoli is an independent Clarence Brown, who had in- Sadly missed. in various areas of the former distributing companies (to in The preeence of frlend6 can be comfor should continue to play games smoking pot on stove, no fire. mason contractor. serted a newspaper ad B roth s Ken and family Belgian Congo. crease the farm price) will be with an ordinance which, ting to a saddened family. Just knowing What the board didn’t name criticizing the manager for his stepped up,” he said. possibly, can’t be enforced.” Tuesday night was a 15- CLOUDY action, said, “ I have no fight An E a st^ spokesman said that apmeone cares enough to be near member Blue Ribbon Com with the young people of this Thanks, Ed and Tom the initial effort would be to get Is reassuring. The visitation and funeral mittee — to study different town, but I can’t see why the the five-cent increase approved Advance Registration offer friends the opportunity to express Sidewalk forms of government. Director Partly cloudy, a little cooler greatest majority of the under the federal government’s Evening Undergraduates Town Manager Robert Weiss has sent the following their concern. Jon Norris, chairman of a sub and less humid tonight with the residents should suffer because upcoming Phase IV economic lifte r of tl^anks to Town Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel and committee screening names for low 55 to 60. Partly sunny and of the actions of a few.” controls. , Sales Days Fore, Fore, Fore, Hospital Fund Continues To Grow Arts and Sciences Thomas F. Ferguson, co-chairmen of Manchester’s the Blue Ribbon Committee, pleasant Thursday with the high He continued,- “ We have an Fore, Fore, Fore Business and Public Administration Sesquicentennial Committee: York said he envisioned a 50- reco|miended tabling the ap- 7540. ordinance against drinking on cent quart of milk in the nottoo- David A. Bourne, controller at Manchester Memorial Hospital, has just presented Mrs. Education Engineering “ Now that the dust has cleared and the town is settling htemiek Announced poinmtents until August. Precipitation probability is 10 town property. Why wasn’t it KITIMAT, B.C. (AP) - distant future as production TWOMIEII per cent tonight and Thursday. Heather Norwood of the MMH business office, a certificate of honor as a member of the Electronic Technology OF THE The Herald reported last enforced? I see no reason for Seven grizzly bears have taken back to normal after the Sesquicentennial, one can look costs continue to rise. Winds will be northwesterly Master Donor’s Qub. Mrs. Norwood recently celebrated her birthday and elected to have ’ Credits may apply to a degree or certificate GEXIKII Thursday through Saturday week that only 10 names had needing the ordinance, actual up residence on a golf course at back objecUvely on THE week. The right words have not RUU her husband make a donation to the Master Donor’s Qub in her name instead of a birthday ‘”rhere is no free lunch in iwm be Sidewalk Sales Days in been subm itted by at 10 to 15 miles per hour ly. ’There’s nothing wrong with Kemano, 50 miles south of here. Call to make an appointment for been invented to.express my personal appreciation for the business,” he said. “ Farmers, through Biursday. ^ft. “ I felt it was far more important for the people of the community to know that the July 9 to August 24 job that you have done. SOUTH SIDE the Manchester area. organizations and the public for enjoying a can of beer at a The bears come down from therefore, can no longer afford ENTRANCE Friday’s outlook fair and employes are behind the Hospital Appreciation Fund and are willing to lend our support,” 11 am to 8 pm Monday thru Friday Today’s Herald carries two membership on the committee. ballgame — it’s a great the mountains to feed on a near “ ITie Town of Manchester owes you a laating debt of to feed the American people pleasant. Mrs. Norwood said. Her husband agreed and wrote the check as her birthday present. In Phone 523-4811 Kxt 387 supplemoits crataining adver- Mayor Jqhn Thompson had set American tradition. However, by garbage dump, and they are gratitude for the finite detail that went into the organiza without proper compensation.” tlsonoits forthe evmts. since we do have the ordinance, giving golfers a bad case of the addition to Mrs. Norwood, new members of the Master Donor’s Qub who have donated a J^y 1 deadline for submission High Low tion and execution of this memorable week. The spirit that Participating are members of let’s enforce it.” jitters. $150 or more to the fund drive are: Mrs. L. Morgan Porter, in memory of L. Morgan of the names. Anchorage 69 51 FALL EVENING SEMESTER SEPTEMBER 5 to DECEMBER 14 this evoked from the townspeople will have a lasting effect IDENTIFICATION the Manchester Main Street After Mpybr John Thompson So far the bears have done no Boston 78 65 Porter; Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Olmsted, in memory of R. LaMotte Russell; Dr. and For course listings in all fields, call or write for 1973 FaU Semester Bulletin Guild for the downtown promo- Norris reported Tuesday remarked he had relayed an in damage, but golf scores have on the town. It was more than just a fun-filled week — it PASSPORT PHOTOS Chicago 91 66 Mrs. Harvey Pastel. Their donations bring the fund drive figure to $24,500. The goal of the tiob and the Manchester night that the list now is up to gone up. Auerbach Hall UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Room 228 was a catalyst for the development of community pride in SALEM NASSIFF Denver 89 67 quiry for a possible site to drive is $60,000. The money will be used to purchase a blood chemistry analyzer. Donations Parkade Association. 25. He said the names will be 200 B loom field A ve. UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD West Hartford, Conn. our townspeople of all ages. GIIKM SNIP I $nM San Francisco 65 53 Weiss, and had asked the may be sent in care of Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Hajmes St. (Herald photo by screened and recommendations manager to assist the students “ Thanks for a job wiell done.’ ’ $29 MMi St, MMidiMlir Washington 94” 71 (Miara) \ 643-7369 made.
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e - * w ^ ^ -4| 'V V- Theater Schedule TVToiflglit ■ •'■i . *•■ ■ . . M^(3IE ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 11, 1978 — PAOF. THi»i!ii! Stamps In The News Sm Saturday^ HaraU tor Blue-Hills Drive-In — “ Pete Comphta TV LMnga state Theater — “ Aristocats” • AP Newsfeature$ ' Sheinwold on Bridge I Music Shnts Not Candidate Vernon ’n’ Tillie” 8:45; “Uteana’i 2:30-7:50; “ Song of South” 1:00- Purnell Project R aid" 10:52 By SYO KRONISH Today marks exactly one Clifford Gets Post 6:15 USE THE BIDDING Vernon Cine 1 — “ The Man - 6:00 - South dealer year on the Manchester Board M e a d o w s D r iv e - I n — TO HELP YOUR PLAY (3-8) NEWS North-South vulnerable AILEY GOES ON TOUR of Directors for Republican Who Loved Cat Dancing” 7:15- “ Legend of Hell House” 8:50; By Alfred Sheinwold Kept Off Agenda With State DeMolay 9:15 “ The Other” 10:40 dents of the Hernando De Soto (18) I SPY NORTH NEW YORK (AP) - The Al Charles McKensie. On July 11, C of C Voting Mid-South Philatelic Society. As a rule, a bid is supposed to Vernon Cine 2— “ The Harrad U.A. East— “ Emperor of the 1 . (20) WASHINGTON ♦ QI84 vin Alley City Center Dance 1972, he was named to fill the James W. Clifford of 247 W. They suggest that Memi^is, . be a prediction of what you can She warned, “ The public will Experiment” 7:30-9:30 North” 7:00-9:20 DEBATES <0 j 3 Theater will play a throe-week SOL R. COHEN vacancy created by the resigna On Directors Center St. is the new state Tenn., be the first-day site. make in the play of the cards. 0 K7 engagement at Sadler’s Wells think we’re trying to put South Windsor Cinema — U.A. East 2 — “ The Harrad (24) SESAME STREET (Hermld Reporter) tion of William Diana, deputy junior councilor of the Connec (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Sometimes you can use a bid AA 1076 2 Theater in London this sum simething over on them utd, state comptroller." “ Sound of Music” 7:30 Experiment” 7:30-9:30 By a 4 to 4 tie vote Tuesday ticut Chapter, Order of A two-album stamp collection (40) DANIEL BOONE for a nother purpose: to in lEST EAST mer. This will he followed by the way this was done, it looks Tliesday night, on the eve of Burnside Theater — “ Paper U.A. East 3 — “ Sound of night that crossed party lines, Ballots are being mailed out DeMolay. . valued at well over $2 million dicate a line of defense to your 1 5 3 A 10 7 four performances at the Roud- that way.” Crowl later approachedthe__ Moon” 7:30-9:30 Music” 2:00-8:15 - 0 : 3 0 - his anniversary, McKenzie an He was elected during the was purchased by the S l^ey partner. (You’ll see many fan 7AKQ10 4 <;? 98752 aki Theater in Teheran w d the Manchester Board of Direc McKenzie, remarked, to all members of the RodivUle wcHnoi’s club and asked if it Manchester Drive-In — “ The (3) CBS NEWS nounced he won’t be a can 43rd annual Connecticut East Hartford Drive-In — Gibbons firm of Londonyllie cy bids of this kind if you kibitz 92 0 Q86543 three performances at the tors rejected a proposal to “There’s no harm in getting Area Chamber of Commerce to would be possible to use the New Zeland’s philatelic trib didate for re-election in DeMolay Conclave last Legend of Hell House” 8:50; “ Trader Horn” 8:30; “ Slither” album contains stamps that are (8) ABC NEWS at the national tournament at J854 None authorize Town Manager vote on six of 12 propos^ ute to its once-proud steam lo A Baalbedc Festival in Lebanon. bids now. In fact, this way we November. His decision, he large tent it uses for the two- “ The Other” 10:30 10:30 all more than 100 years old. (22.30) NBC NEWS Robert Weiss to advertise for names for membership on the weekend at Wesleyan Universi comotives — now rapidly dis the Washington, D.C., Sheraton SOUTH In the fall there will be a tour can get a firm figure and, if the said, is for personal reas(»s. day event the club sponsors East Windsor Drive-In — The collection has some of the bids for Purnell PI. im Board of Directma. ty in Middletown. appearing from the trans — 7 d W - Park Hotel, July 20-29.) A AK962 wiUiin the U.S., followed by a cost has been underestimated, each year in May. The event is “ The Sound of Music” 8:30; most famous British Com three-week season in New provements estimated to cost Those to be voted on are Other state officers are portation scene — is a welcome (3) AMERICAN ADVENTURE South dealer ^ 6 we’ll know it. We needn’t held Friday and Saturday so the “ The Darwin Adventure” 11:30 monwealth stamps in the 0 A J 1 0 York. about $50,000. William Kellem, William Wayne Marschall of the addition to the railroad buff or (8) TRUTH OR North-South vulnerable accept the bids and we needn’t chamber will investigate the Showcase Cinema — “ Live & world, picked for their ex A KQ93 The item was not on the agen Moquln, Larry Halprln, Mfolvin Stamford-Darien chapter, state collector. CONSEQUENCES Opening lead— Four of Qubs allocate any money for the Flood Loss possibility of having the tent set Let Live” 12:30-2:45-5:00-7:25- ceptional appearance and rar master councilor; and Tom Featured on each of four new (18) DICK VAN DYKE When today’s hand was South West North ' East ' NEW BRITTEN OPERA da and the vote, actually, was project until the proposed Steinman, Richard Dimock, up so it could be used for the 9:45; “ Mary Poppins” 1:30- ity from some of the top collec 2 Mcllroy of Noah Webster VcrtioT' f stamps is a steam engine, be (20-22-30) NEWS played in a recent team match, 1 s 3 4 4 ♦ (!) COMING TO THE MET on a request by Weiss to place it allocation appears on the agen To Farmers Walter Barry, Atty. Martin lottery drawing on the tions sold over the past 50 Pass Pass Chapter at West Hartford, state 4:15-7:00-9:25; “ Battle of the ginning with the very first one (40) ABC NEWS one player who held the East 4 0 4 4 NEW YORK (AP) - The there for consideration. The da.” Burke, Berate Cantor, Jane Thursday before the event. Cine M> 'years. 4 NT Pass Pass Opens Office senior councilor. Planet Apes” 2:00-3:40-5:30- built in New Zeland to the last. cards raised hearts and thou^t 5 0 Metropolitan Opera will present request came at the end of the Replied Mrs. Ferguson, ‘"The Assessed McCarthy, John Carter, The board also voted to send a - 7 : 3 0 - 5 4 Pass Pass Pass The officers were installed by 7:20-9:15; “ Scarecrow” 1:00- All were constructed in that he had done his full duty. He the American premiere of B oi- board’s meeting — after its minute you go out to bid, you’re Dr, Stephen W. Conrad of Howard Wolfanger and Henry representative to the newly A new addition of the “ U.S. (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGHT Opening lead —« 4 HARTFORD (AP) - Flood Brian McAwley of Manchester, 3:05-5:15-7:30-9:40 country, the Empire Stamp had missed his big chance. jamin BHtten’s “ Death in Ve regular business was finish^, involved. The no-committment Coventry has announced the Chennette. formed EDITH (Exit Drills in Stamp Album,” a paperback by (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL waters that recenOy cascaded who ended his term Saturday as Galleries reports. At that table. South got to six nice” on Oct. 18, 1974. after the public was permitted theory doesn’t hold true.” opening of his offlee for the At the chamber meeting the Home) Committee, as Minkus Publications, is now (18) STAND UP a CHEER onto farmland in the Connec state master councilor. The 3 cents depicts the spades and made it. West led case you have 11 points in Ugh This was announced even be to speak on any subject within McKenzie and Mrs. Ferguson practice of general dentistry at Tuesday Bernard Crowl, requested by Lt. Robert Kelly MOVIE RAnNQB available. The revised edition (20) FILM ticut River Valley brought G ifford is the son of Mr. and earliest locomotive, the “ W” updates its predecessor, which hearts and continued the suit. cards and 2 points for the two fore the world prenniero in the board’s jurisdic(ion, and spent a few minutes discussing the Meadowbrook Shopping executive director of the of the Roc^iUe Fire Depart (22) WAIT TILL YOUR farmers “ a good million dollar Mrs. Robert (Hifford and is a RlRmRENTBANO Q ass built in 1889. It is dis was last published in 1966. It South ruffed, drew tramps and^ doubletons. June, by the English Opera after the public had left the privately the philosophy of the Cfonter, Rt. 44A, (Coventry. chamber, emphasized the ment. James W. Clifford FATHER GETS HOME loss,” a federal agriculture of past master councilor of John YOUNG PEOPIf tinguished by the boxy cab sit has complete accommodation led the king of d u n . The bad Copyright 1973 Group at the Aldeburgh Festi hearing room. proposal. V Originally from Sturbridge, chamber’s stand on su j^ rt of The first meeting of the com (30) CIRCUS ficial said Tuesday. Mather (Chapter of Man<±ester. mb ting atop the elongated water for regular issues, airmails, General Features Corp, val. Republican Charles McKen Mass., Dr. Conrad attain any evoit where professionals mittee will be July 23 at 7:30 fa* MiMta «( nMp * M M (40) DRAGNET break showed up, anp South was “What bothers me,” com “What we found ydsterday He was state steward for one Armstrong and Bill Wilstm won **r«M l*M il M* wMtMir «f tank over the three small driv special delivery and com- The role of the novelist was zie joined Democrats John Stetson University in Deland, glean most of the profits. He p.m. at the John Ashe aw4* CMtoM Iv Hntnt *r M** cMMfw. able to handle the cu b s without mented Farr, “ is that the down was heavy crop damage and not term. first place ribbons for bajricet- ing wheels. - 8:00 - created by Peter Pears and the memoratives through 1972. The further trouble. Thompson, Pascal Ifrignano town problem is being attacked Fla. He graduated from the said the chamber does not give Firehouse, Nye St. ball foul shooting. Wilson took The 4 center shows the “ X” (3) SONNY AND CHER other principal role by John excessive erosion,’’ said He was named winner in 1971 128 pages are fully illustrated. Stops Slam and Jon Norris in voting to piecemeal. This won’t satisfy University of Maryland Dental its okay to any event where Leon C horees, head of the third place in both the 100-yard G j^ a u iw u aMinio Gass locomotive, first built in Shirley Quirk. They will repeat Theodore Litwin, state of the Dad Walsh award for dis Blank pages have been added (8-40) THICKER THAN At the other table. East made place the item on the agenda. the merchants at the other end School in 1970 and served for professionals come in and sUm chamber’s Economic Develop dash and 440-yard run. 1980, and among the earliest of WATER their parts here, making &eir executive director for the U.S. tinguished service to DeMolay, to the end of each section so a cue bid of four clubs instead JAZZ AT MUSEUM Democrats Phyllis Jackston of Main St. I’d like to see the one year as a rotating in the cream off the Uq>. ment Committee reported on In swimming, Wilson was the four-cylinder compound that the collector can proceed (18) SPORTS ACTION Met debuts. Stewart Bedford Agriculture Department. The discussion w u prompted and has earned the Represen au acaaiMms of raising hearts. He knew ttot NEW YORK (AP) - The and John Tani joined whole picture before I vote.” ternship with the U.S. Public that committee’s meeting with first in the 100-yard freestyle type. adding new stamps as they conducted the original produc Lutwin said the heaviest tative DeMolay award and the fanaM CaMim taMM (20-22-30) ADAM 12 the hand belonged to the New York Jazz Museum has Republicans Vivian Ferguson Harkins replied, “ The plan Health Service in San Fran-, by the fact the Tolland County the Eastern Connecticut and second in the SO-yard The workhorse of all New are issued. The album sells for (24) PHILADELPHIA tion. damage was to field com and Blue Honor Key. enemy. He couldn’t outbid started Friday twilight con and James Farr in voting evolved after meetings with the cisco. He then served two years Sheriff’s Assoclafion is spon Development Council. freestyle; and Dale Valli, first ■Zealand trains appears on the 5 $2.50 in your local stamp outlet; The Gramma Fischer Foun hay, two basic components of Also installed Saturday was ORCHESTRA certs. First concert was by Roy against it. at the U.S. Coast Guard soring a circus later this month He defined the council as cent stamp. It is the “ AB” them, but he could indicate the dation of Marshalltown, Iowa, Main St. Guild, the Parking animal feed. Dan Hanson of 234 Green Rd. as in the SOi-yard backstroke, se K tn in a Eldridge. The second was by The Purnell PI. Im Academy in New London. and it is being promoted by being a form of salesman to Gass locomotive, which first __8:30 — best defense. is responsible for this Hrst col Authority, town personnel, the More than 1,000 acres in Hart state steward. He is senior cond in the lOO-yard m e^ey, If mMWMyii Canada has issued a new 8 the JPJ quartet, featuring Dr. Cfonrad is married and professionals, some of tte (8-40) m o v ie ' At this table. South was laboration of the English Opera provements, as explained by Downtown Action Cfonunittee new business, as a referral ser and third in b u t t ^ y . came on the scene in 1915. cent stamp commemorating the Budd Johnson. ford and Middlesex counties chamber members said are councilor of John Mather “Bhatt" cautious enough to stop at five Group, the Royal O^ra House, Weiss and Assistant Town and the consultant retained by has’one child. He now resides in vice, and in general having an Tlie chapter team took third On the 10 cent value appro centenary of Prince Edward This is the first time that were affected by flooding in the promoting sale of tickets by in Chapter. (18) CELEBRITY BOWLING spades, but his caution didn’t where the work will be heard Manager John Harkins, would it. All agreed it would fit in with Coventry. interest in expanding economic place in volleyball and the priately appears a “JA” Gass Island’s entry into the Con “ little jazz” has appeared at past two weeks, according to consist of relocating the dicating they will use some of , W MN MMI If MMIIW engine, the last steam engine to federation. It depicts a shore (20-22-30) COOL MILLION help him. Even that contract during the upcoming shason, an over-all Downtown plan.” dairy farmers and growers^. development planning to a Assisting with the installation swinuning team took first place (A(l MMt wyMry the museum. the money to transport han- be built by New Zealand Rail line upon which are three small was defeated. and the Met. sidewalk (from the east side to He continued, “ It’s a town regional level. was Raymond Islieb, former in the relay. l*Mrtil*WMi) Crops affected by ttie swirling dlcaiqied children to Uie circus, ways. Ihe one pictured on the oaks under a large oak — taken - 9:00 - West opened a club, realizing the west side), for lift in g , and problem. Purnell PI. has The council will help towns to state master councilor and now M ore than 200 DeM olays Install Lights waters and silt buildups in which will be held in Stafford. stamp (No. 274) was the last of from the Crest of the Province (3) DAN AUGUST that South had a very good hand for eliminating drainage always been a sore spot with achieve developmental goals associate advisor to John from throughout the state cluded vegetables as well as Crowl said the comments the 35 in this class. — and the motto: “ Parva sub since he had tried for a slam, problems. They would not hi- the merchants. It’s an integral The state is installing new and will alert businesses of Mather CJhapter which he once attended. (18) 700 CLUB Limited Enrollment hay and corn. were not meant to cast reflec All of these adhesives can be ingenti” — small under protec and that North had a good hand clude work on the privately part of downtown. Its problems signal-light standards on the future contracts going out to served as master councilor. - 9:30 - Litwin estimated about50 per tions on the Sheriff’s Associa purchased at your local stamp tion of the great. since he had jumped to three owned parking lot, they said. will never go away.” east side of Main St. today. bid; go after existing business John Mather Chapter (24) MAN BUILDS, MAN cent of the affected crops w U tion but the chamber was stan dealer. In the upper left com er are The plan and the cost es Commented Norris, “ What’s Thursday, in order to avoid in and attempt to keep it in the received four-^first place DESTROYS spades. East could not have a CAMP 6LEN HAVEN mature if they are replanted. ding by a rule it has strictly en f h a r t f o r d ’s entertainment SHOWPI-ATF the words, “ Canada 8.” The timate was prepared by the missing is continuity. It’s a lit terference with Downtown area and provide information Autographs Book good hand, since there is a limit Dr. Stewart Johnson, a forced. awards duribg the awards A strong plea is now being lower left section bears the in to the number of aces and kings town engineering department. tle scary to m e to do something Sidewalk Sales, work on the on the Connecticut Industrial banquet Saturdiy, for Initiatory In response to public demand. - 10:00 - professor of agriculture and SHCHCASC CINEM4/f 234 made to the U.S. Postal Service scription: “ 1873-1973 Prince Ed- DAY CAMP The proposal to go out for bid, Vernon may have a lottery Bonding Act. in the deck. If East made Us this year, possibly changing it standards will be on the west economics at the University of Degree ritual competition, Dr. William E. Buckley will be EXIT tUPOMCS STREETIor EXIT StlSHVEII LANE) for the issuance of a new stamp (3) CANNON drawing in town n ^ year if it w a r d Island, lie-du-Prince bid of four clubs with a band (FOR BOVS AND GIRLS) explain^ Weiss and Harkins, is next year, and so on.” side of the street. The council was organized in Grand Master’s Class, Man- at Harrison’s Stationers, 849 i o n l-i* EASTHARTFCN)-24MI.TEL.INF0.S(*-WW' honoring the 435th anniversary (8-40) Ow e n m a r s h a l l Connecticut, said the floods Edouard.” backed by a subcommittee of The work is part of a $100,000 can use the tent used by the April 1972 to coordinate federal Miles competition, and state Main St., Thursday from 6:30 to V * a c r e s o f f r e e l ig h t e d FM W M Q • (20-22-30) SEARCH hand. West felt duty bound to FoUowing the tie vote, Weiss could force some dairy farmers of Hernando De Soto’s ex Suburban Women’s Qub for its economic activity in Eastern cooperate. THE 15th CONSECUTIVE YEAR the Mayor’s Downtown Action said the item will be placed on signalization program for Main out o f business. basketball competition. 8:30 p.m. to autograph copies of pedition to the mid-South. The The republic of Tunisia has (24) HOMEWOOD Clown Town event. Connecticut. Partnership cooperation Committee (made at its 3:30 the board’s Aug. 7 agenda. He St., at state expense. “ Tlie high feed price has been In addition, is won the » ^ n d his book, “ A New England m JA M E S BOND prime movers are former presi- issued two new stamps whose Several weeks ago the The chamber office will be - 10:30 - paid off. East ruffed the club, LOCATCO AT CRYSTAL LAKE* ELLINGTON p.m. meeting Thesday), by the said he will have a f i m cost es discouraging enough to the place (Conclave trophy fo rw e r- Pattern: A History of OOT-" .simple lines show the value of consultant hirod by the Down chamber was asked if it wanted closed during the first two Manchester, Conn.,” which ii! s i (18) LIVING WORD led a heart back to West and (Oily 20 MB. iM a Mwclm lwl timate at that time. dairy farmers and if you put the all Conclave participation. H im i Bl. I a planned family. The design to have one of the state lottery weeks of August. The board will may be purchased at the store. SvIUvBA Am ruffed another club. This town committee, and by flood on top of it. I’m fearful Individual awards were also shows flowering blossoms and a drawings in town, but it was combine its August meeting UVE _ §44.8544 - 11:00 - defense, based on a fine bid, merchants whose businesses won by some John Mather D r. Buckley will also ^iPlii iijilii !!ii!ii !!i!«i i!i ;!!: i!i i dove of peace, reports the Vernon many will feel this is the last with the stipulation that (3-8) NEWS made a difference of more than abut Purnell PI. (in a peUtion with the meeting to be held CHiapter members in athletic autograph copies of his brok , O X jO R ^ r 6 K E R S ,,v H A M M E ^ N S World Wide Philatelic Agency. 4 0 l Pirlml - Aug. Sfli. - Aug. 17Hl straw and quit the business,” 1ie AND. received by the directors provisions be made to hold it In Sept. 11. competitions. Stephen which people bring in to him. r i i m i i Also issued by Tunisia were (18-22-30-40) NEWS 1,500 points. said. Camp Adminlatrator Thesday night). side in case of rain. At that time GB iwo adhesives saluting the (20) HAVE GUN-WILL Camp Director He said a local shortage in LETDIE GEORGE MITCHEU Weiss said that if the bidding the chamber felt it could not Ninth Congress of Arab Writers TRAVEL TONY RASH milk products could appear by Daily Question M IM*.olCaiM . were authorized, he could, David Mills Named provide a space large enough in Tunis and the concurrent (24) JANAKI BA. Layola GaBaii the fall. ••••••••••••••• Partner opens with one MA. SprtnfllM MtaH possibly, identify for the direc and the idea was dropped. BROIIDST. p 6 p PI^<^’ starts JU lT gih Festival of Poetry. eXSA. (Btt yr.) IM *. ol MIL M A D . UiBv. d U a rytM spade, and the next player B uM nes CcNRSIcr tors the source of the $50,000. - 11:30 - passes. You hold) Spades, Q- To Examining Board MNKNESTER (3) MOVIE WbidtorHiili ScMol WlB(Bi«a HUd “The planned im F e r n o f i J-8-4; Hearts, J-3; Diamonds, gpOl WEEKOnS “Lonely Are The Brava" (1M2). n a nocHUBES a v m u iu a t . . . provements,” said Harkins, PRESERVING WILDLIFE (8) MOVIE K-7t Clubs, A-10-7-6-2. KRAUSE HOMST - B21 MrtlM BA.. MMClMlkr “ would permit better traffic David S. Mills of 40 Fox HiU from 1989 to 1971, was re 10-10 OSIX), Norway (A P ) — ’The What do you say? NASSOfF SIWT SWF - a n MUb SL. ■MdMM -SIRVICI DIPT STORES BATTLE FOB iStratford, “Born to the Saddle” T1B53). flow, wt^d correct drainage Dr., Rockville, who resigned elected in 1971 and resigned this Conn. Norwegian igovemment has an (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Answer: Bid throe spades. JACRSOn UBKET - mupiM problems, and would create a several months ago from the past April, "for personal nounced it is earmarking large NUTMEa nUBRUCT- ammmcSda THEHANET 4 MATSWKLY;Weil,Thu,SaUSun This shows good four-card — MCALL — better-oriented parking plan.” Vernon Town Council, has been reasons.” SNET Installing m EVfiS (Thit WeeW: Tue, Wed, Frl t Sat areas of land for wildlife pre (40) DICK CAVETT OF THE APES ^ trump support, with about 13 to CAMP SERRETART - L Hm UM BSBATTS He and Weiss said the appointed, by (3ov. Meskill, as a ■ IV^ASURE FOR MEAS serves at l^albard, a group of t _ 1 : 0 0 - 16 points, counting both Ugh EREi TRANSPaRTATMU Bb o i RtaBOkMMr, RMoMob rationale for the plan includes public member of the Elec URE Evgs.: July 11, 20, 21. Mats.; islands in the Arctic Groan. (8) DICK CAVETT Seven-Mile Conduit July 8, 15,19, 25, 28. cards and distribution. In tUs __ INWn RMAMg* 8 Hit 90 the fact that Purnell PI. is a trical Work Examining Board COUPLE ENLISTS ■ ■ m l ib R f in iM r m * s e h M l ■ public street and, as such, is en for a six-year term. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A $641,000 telephone conduit Lake Rd., from Tolland to Westinghouse _ ■ THE COUNTRY WIFE 9y William Wycherley. Eygs.: July CiK^THEATRES EAST titled to improvements af Mills succeeds Roger F. Mrs. James Boulton, a ^-year- project that will provide for Hunter Rd. 10,14, 25, 27. Mats.; July 12,18, 21. MlOOLf 'PK| MANCHiSTtR^H PiRA:S>«Ut '.IT. forded other public streets. Waszmer of Cheshire. He was old mother of two, has enlist^ future growth in Vernon and Rose said the work is not ■Lee MarvinBI TONUT ■ MACBETH Evgs.: July 13,17, Mrs. Ferguson wanted to employed by the Post Office with her husband in the U.S. Tolland, is now under way. The expected to cause any major 1 s t 18, 24, 26, 28. Mats.: July 11,14, 22. EMPEROR 5i\ Army Reserve here. Air Conditioners know, “ Why wasn’t this on the Department and was assistant project involves the dig| ^ of delays in tra ffic and is 1 ^I THE ’ NORTH I ROAST BEEF Now a specialist with the RUN NOW thru SEPT. 2 agenda in time for the meeting? scheduled for completion in IROUTB8 6and44AI Evgs 8:30. Mats Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun 2 287 BROAD STREET postmaster at the time of his rank of PFC, Mrs. Boulton has seven miles of trenches, I'CISET INFO. I, PHONE RES.: (800) 972- Why should we suddenly give retirement. Richard Rose, local manager November when the cable will At King’s Low Prices! 2756. Gourmet Picnics; (203) 378-7321. had an 18-month active duty be placed in the conduit. The E EXPERIMENT the manager authority to go out A Republican, Mills served tour with the Women’s Army for Southern New England AMERICAN EXP. 8 MASTER CHARGE contractor for the conduit in at Stratford Box OKIce Only '11k w ait is ow r!. for bid?” one full term on the council Cops. Telephone said. FORTHE SAKE OF YOUR SANITY, Braaktaat Spaclal stallation is the Newley TICKETS ALSO AT: -• ANOREXS aervad anyt/me The trenches will house 5000 PRAYITISNTTRllE! MANCHESTER - Butterfield'S 3 telephone cable along Tolland Construction Corp. of Hartford. Dept.Store; NEWINGTON - The Rd. (Rt. 74): Merrow Rd., (Rt. Rose said this latest project t M i m fedlM Tmt > S a l e Boolt Shop at Market Square.______will enable the company to keep BTU I n m , M ir Sm m k Tm ir M M N« 195); and Crystal Lake Rd., Lunch a Dinner Spcclnl (Rt. 30.). The trenches will be pace with growth in the S M M w M b ...... Nt dug in road shoulders and Rockville telephone exchange CAPACiTY Bm I M d n ...... N t 39 manholes will be placed about where there are m ore than 24,- Jerry Lewis Cinema M t M SMkk, ifi ddUm.... Kc every 800 feet. Rose said. 000 phones at the present time. WHOM ...... tSt State Funds Sought Actual work will take place He said the company’s research Legend of Hell House (PC) Oaw t Frin...... $L« department, using growth es ■ ■ in trM lii ....> ...... 4St SUPERbrazier. on Tolland Rd. from Kingsbury timates, pr^ict there will be Clockwork Drango i m M I U L 4 M L Bm . B n SA Ave. to Skungamaug Rd., on For Vo-Ag Expansion Merrow Rd. from Skungainaug nearly 29,000 phones in the PAMEUFRANKUN exchange by 1976. *119“ RODDYMcDOWALL BlgDouMa to Cider Mill Rd. and on (frystal CUVEREVILL^ Man In Tlw Wlldornoss (PO) jillS v ,7.5•mpu.Ughtwulglit,high GAYLE HUNNKUTT-a- Tlie Board of Education Mon The Vo-Ag building, com Eaiah ilanrhFBt^r fEu^utuQ H m lb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 11. 1973 - PAGE FIVE Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Hi Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Justice Douglas To Visit China Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Neighbor 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation GOOSE PRAIRIE, Wash. He said he was granted a visa told Mao Tse-tung would send better than yours. Those God Published every evening except Sun departm ent, 647-9946. (AP) — More than 20 years in 1956 but S e c r e te ^ of State the Chinese army into North damned brigands would never days and holidays. Entered at the Burl Lyons, Publisher a fte r- President Harry S. John Foster D ull^ refused to Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Korea if Gen. Douglas dare enter the war. And if t ^ Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Truman advised hbn to tell the validate it. MacArihur’s United Nations Member of The Associated Press did, it would be the sorriest day cond Class Mail Matter. Chinese Conununists “to go “ Dulles said it would be bad forces penetrated north of the in their history.” Burl L. Lyons, Publisher straight to hell,” Supreme business,” Douglas told Bob S8th parallel. Court Justice William 0. Lucas, executive editor of the The Manchester Publishing Co. Sometimes one wonders about the rqwrted. gasoline Douglas said that, after more Douglas is going to visit the Yakima Herald-Republic, in a assumes no financial responsibility for shortage. Douglas said Prime Minister scorching language, 'Truman People’s Republic of China. copyright interview. -“ He said Jawaharlal Nehru asked him if typographical errors appearing in adver Qnegas station operator told us he is on a monthly quota told him, “ You can tell them to Subscription Rates Douglas, 74, has announced that, if we go over there, they he could get that message to go straight hell.” tisements and other reading matter' in but for July his allocation was tripled over June and there to Payable in Advance that he and his wife, C!athy, will would want to come over here.” Truman, and Douglas said he The JManchester Evening Herald. wasn’t a reason given for the increased allotment. The Chinese army did not One M onth...... |3.25 fly to Hong Kong Aug. 9 and go Truman’s suggestion as to talked to Truman when he Display advertising closing hours, on to China on an invitation where the (M iese (tommunists returned to Washington. enter the Korea War when U.N. Single Copy ...... 154 three full days prior to publication. A long time to pay: from the Peking government. could go came after a trip forces crossed the 38th paralell By Carrier, W eekly ...... 75$ Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon A commercial b ^ in Florida has launched a consumer Douglas said in a telephone Douglas made to India after “ When I had finished, in pursuit of the retreating Truman said, ‘Are you through North Koreans, but (Chinese One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon loan plan for financing new cars called 100 per cent 60- interview from his mountain North Korea invaded South Korea to start the Korean War, talking?’ I said yes,” Douglas “ volunteers” later poured into Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and month tvild'Card plan. It is available only to new car retreat 40 'm iles w est o f the justice said. recalled. North Korea as U.N. troops Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. buyers. Yakima, Wash., that he’d been Planning Trip To Communist China trying to visit C3iina since about Douglas said that, during his "He said, ‘Let me tell you drove toward the Yalu River The plan calls for 100 per cent financing, elimiimHng 1950. two-week visit to India, he was something: My intelligence is dividing line between North trade-ins and down payment, and the bank will allow (me Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas, shown here at wife, Cathy, said he will visit Communist China in August. Korea and CHiina. skip payment during the life of the loan without petulty. his vacation home near Goose Prairie, Wash., with his (A P photo) Canada Cool Annual percentage rates of 9.54 per cent down to 9.34 per cent will be charged. Meanwhile, dealers for the four largest U.S. auto ONN DAILY 10-10, C ln | R -R | Toward Yankees makers had a sales increase of 2.1 per cent in mid-June State Acts ^ W E D . over the previous record set for the same time in 1970. ■tlMTlI A border is a border is a border, so The issue in Canadian eyes is jmore To Halt ' W THURS., it once seemed, with the notable than self-interest, it is self- Stock Markets Classified, or want ads, are used by many persons in all FRI., SAT. exception of the United States- preservation. A problem with U.S. im walks of Ufe. Poaching Canadian version. migrants is that they run heavily to Perhaps the most unusual want ad, though, was one Seek Return Of placed by the FBI in the Sioux Qty, Iowa, Journal vddch For 4,000 unfortified miles (actually white-collar professionals whose led to the capture of extortion suspects. HARTFORD (AP) - (Conser vation officers who enforce the 5,500, counting Alaska in), it has long skills are not in short supply in an A Nebraska couple who allegedly tried to extort $2 Small Investors state lobster poaching law find been among nations a monument to economy where the unemployment million from 20 Las Vegas, Nev., casinos and hotels was that a little imagination goes a apprehended in Los Angeles. The couple was apprehended peaceful continental coexistence and, rate is .generally higher than in the long way tow ard making ti^ g toconunandeer a vehicle canying bogus ransom By RICHARD L. STERN The reasoning on Wail Street arrests. for individuals, largely a formality. United States. On the contrary, new Connecticut Wildlife Area (Photo by Doug Bevins) m oney. AP Business Writer is that all that money eventual State conservation officers Unhindered access to each other’s comers tend to settle in the larger The classified ad which set up the ransom payment was NEW YORK (AP) - Wall ly has to go somewhere to ap have resorted to such tactics as published in the newspaper for 10 days. The ad, in the per Street’s billion-dollar question preciate and earn at a higher stakeouts, telescope watches, domains, involving little more than a cities and compete with native is: When will snnall individual sonal column, said: Sharan and Kert are waiting for rate than the annual rate of in- and posing as fishermen to nab courtesy slowing at customs posts, (Canadians for not-so-numerous jobs. investors return? « flation. Darlene and Doug to meet them at the Circus Casino (Las Wiley poachers, says Frederick But some Wall Street insiders has been taken for granted by citizens And land, as Canada’s prime asset, A strong stock market is the Pogmore, law enforcement Inside Vegas). Having a ball, wish you were here. are asking an even more basic obvious place for that money to chief of the Department of En RAZIHt BLADES The Journal made its list of California mail subscribers of both the United States and Canada. should be reserved first for question: Will those investors go. vironmental Protection. 4 Daya Only available to the FBI for checking. Mostly the more numerous former. Canadians. Americans, however, in ever return? Some analysts say that there Progmore said Tuesday that PersonncMouble-edge tungs The suspects had reportedly sent letters to the casino Their reasoning is that there won’t be a turnaround until the the officers arrested 20 lobster ten steel blades. Ten. Save. Visitors from the south pour millions increasing numbers have been buying Report and 19 others that unless they paid $100,000 each, seven of has been a fundamental change present economic uncertainties poachers in the past 30 days, in- of tourist dollars into the Canadian choice sites for recreation and invest them would be electrically bombed at various dates and in the market; that it is now over inflation, the dollar, and cluding commercial DEODORANT dominated by institutions and economy annually. Many have stayed ment. Prices in preferred areas such tim es. the overheat^ economy are lobstermen and those who set 4 D m Only T Rowland Evans and Robert ISovak that the small and in^vidual in resolved. out pots as a seasonal hobby. Old Spicd^regular stick for on to invest in Canadian business, as Ontario’ s h ill and lake cou n try have vestors have been permanently Here’s another newspaper success story: Others, pointing to the recent Most of the arrests, he said, RATH OIL BEADS BABY SHAMPOO ULJIABAMSOO^ protection. 2H-oz.* alienated. decline in the glamor stocks, < Days ^ ^ ^ buy Canadian property and, in in been forced up too rapidly, often Out in Nebraska, a store owner offer^ a pair of free were for taking undersized Nixon’s Grave Warning Paul Kolton, chairman of the such as IBM, Eastman Kodak lobsters, called “ shorts,” and Vaseline *lnten- A ? O Johnson's For Regular or creasing numbera in recen t years, set beyond the reach of Canadians steaks to visitors to his store if they showed up between 10 VASELINE* GEL American Stock Exchange and Avon, say the end of the eggbearing females; ■ sive Care.^'^’ Baby's Hair or unscented. WASHINGTON - An oblique, Translated, the President *NMwt. 4 Daya Only tle in Canada. themselves. collision, and its possible after- a.m. )ind 6 p.m. Sunday. Following the newspaper ad, he warned in a speech recently bear nnarket may be at hand. “ molesting” lobster pots, and Yours. 7-Oz. was saying that passage of the 4 Days _ Petroleum jelly for first aid but unmistakable warning by math, is feared both within the expected to give away a little over 4,500 steaks but ended that without those small and in- T h ese analysts note that failing to stand by for inspec But times do indeed change. From There is nothing new in Canada’s President Nixon to the Jackson amendment. Which uses. Keep it handyl 7 ’A Oz. Israeli government and by up handing out rain checks. The owner and five other dividual investors, the glamor stocks are traditionally tion of catches. ‘ Ntlw,. American Jewish community would deny both credits and the Canadian side, the border is apprehension of the over-whelming responsible leaders of the employes were turning out steaks as fast as they could cut American stock market would the last to fall in a bear nutrket He also said his department not to jeopardize detente with tariff equality to Moscow un becoming much more a legal reality. economic power of its neighbor to the American Jewish community. them and exhausted the supply. become as dead and “ Illiquid” and their decline often marks was on the lookout for about 150 HAIR SPRAY thip Soviet Union has been taken less all restrictions on Jewish In Jerusalem, the conservative "All we do is give them the meat and take down their as their European counter the beginning of the end of such sport and commercial 4 Daya Only Tourists from the south are still south. Needing the capital but fearful with utmost seriousness by emigration are lifted, would White RainOin regular and political party Gahal tried to name and address. That way, they get acquainted with our parts. a market. lobstermen who failed to report acceptable — dollar devaluation and Jewish leaders worried by the jeopardize detente. In turn, that force a vote in Knesset (parlia Although institutions may extra-hold spray . 13-oz.* of forfeiting control of its own products and we can let them know about more sales their catches as required by political passion that continues could stir up anti-Jewish reac ment) putting Israel squarely buy and sell in huge blocks of balance of payments problems so far economy, Canada has long carefully later,” said the store owner. law. to grow around the issue of tions inside the U.S. by other behind the Jackson amend shares he said, frequently at the He said his men also were notwithstanding. monitored and specially taxed U.S. in Soviet Jewish emigration. citizen groups more interested ment. Prime Minister Golda Some of those waiting in line for the frbe steaks had been other end of the transaction are BABY POWDER watching crabbing activities LIQUID PRILL* JOHHSOM'S*BABYOIL 4 Daya Only The warning, unpublished un in detente than in Soviet Jewish Meir wisely blocked it. standing for thriee hours. numy small investors with their WELU*BALSAM But Americans intending to make vestment in Canadian enterprises. becasue of a sharp increase in 4 Days 4 D ays ^ 4 Days Johnson'sOfor a cooler more til now, was given by the Presi emigration to Israel. 100 shares or odd-lot amounts. Gasoline the taking of blue crabs. He new homes in Canada have been fin Leaves hair |07 For baby's skin Instant hair con comfy baby. 14-oz.* Charge it. But 'to many alarmed Canadians, dent at his most recent meeting After Mr. Nixon finished, And still another, this one for The Herald. James J. Needham, head of added that anything that Here, the potential political Supplies ' shiny. or yours. ditioner. ding to their surprise that it is no actual physical possession of the land, with the bipartisan con Henry Kissinger, himself a problem is vividly seen by such A new M anchester developm ent. F ox Cht>ve H om es, ran the New York Stock Exchange, measures less than five inches *FUikl oz. Fluid oz. gressional leaders on June 22. German-born Jew, strongly has made similar statements from spike to spike is illegal. *Flu»d oz. longer almost as easy to move to particularly for speculative purposes, prominent American Jews as an advertisement in our Sesquicentennial edition and Vary In Area CONDITIONER In that cabinet room session, supported the President in Max Fisher, a strong Nixon re<%ived an inquiry from a former M ^chester resident and the exchange has launched 'M l M 4 Daya Only BOSTON (AP) - Gasoiine Toronto or Vancouver as to Atlanta or is something else again. just before he moved to San private conversations taking supporter and head of the pro^am s to woo back the in Wella Carefl’herbal hair lotion direct issue with a thesis of now in Florida. He’s interested enough that he is going to supplies in western f l u i r E M i d . San Diego. Entry requirements have Clemente, Mr. Nixon displayed Jewish Agency; Jacob Stein, dividual investor. for pretty hair. 8-oz.* Save. It has not yet come to “ American Go Democratic Sen. Henry M, come to Manchester and have a first hand look. Massachusetts are growing a cool, unemotional but inflexi president of the influential It’s obvious that those efforts Providence 1 ‘ Fluid 01. been stiffened. Many unprepared extremely serious, the ALA Home!’’ And in any case that would ble resolve not to let the Jackson of Washington, author Conference of Presidents of to date have failed. and highly successful promoter The idea of a Kennedy-Wallace presidential ticket seems Auto and Travel Gub reported Man Killed would-be immigrants have been be nothing new to Americans after all keystone of his foreign policy— Jewish Organizations; and But those who say the market i DEODORANT a bit remote at this stage of the game but undoubtedly Tuesday. an unprecedented working of the Jackson amendment. Richard Maass, chairman of will never be the same again re :(|'-ri4- oz. 4 Diya Only stopped or have experienced lengthy the experiences of the postwar The auto club said the easing In Air Crash S relationship with Moscow Even if Jackson is right, said the National Conference on stranger things have happened in politics. . main in the minority. Dial^ time-release anti-per- Kissinger, that Moscow needs o f th e gasoline shortage spirant. The dry one. 9-oz.* delays at the border. decades of superpower. centered on trade— collapse on Soviet Jewry. Sen. Kennedy’s recent sojourn to Alabama where he Most Wall Streeter’s still VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. U.S. aid and credits so badly it promised by the major oil com ■N«twt. On another front, several Canadian the question of internal Soviet They are, of course, com shared the platform with (3ov. Wallace has stirred believe the small individual will (AP) -7 Lewis N. Roses, 35, of LISTERIME*CARCLE EFFERDEMT*TABLETS /ULBRYOVO-S* But what makes this situation will permit the U.S. Congress to panies in- New England Is 4 4 4 Days emigration policy. mitted to the Jackson amend speculation. Even though the presidential race is a long com e back. Providence was killed and Days m m 0^4 Daya provinces have been moving to special is that it is so very close to dictate its emigration policy, “ taking hold very spottily.” Kills germs on m M f 6 ULTRA BRITE* Mr. Nixon briefed the leaders ment. But they are privately way off it m i{^t have been the opening episode of the 1976 First, however, the market R obert F. Serojny, 40, of For odor ■ free m ^ ^ Hairdressing, the U.S. should extract con must show signs of a clear and (Conditions appear to be most contact. 14 oz.* m conditioner. I / 4 Daya Only restrict land sales to U.S. citizens. home. on the results of his talks with counseling caution or the issue. cam paign^ Forestdale, R.I., was injured dentures. 96. 0 cessions affecting the entire improved in Northern New 1 *Fluidoi. liegular extra strength or cool Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. fundamental shift away from when their single-engine plane U.S., not one favored group or When you seriously think about that Democratic team England with good supplies mint. 7-oz. tube. Terrific valuel Coming to the transcendent the present bear market. crashed short of the Martha’s foreign country. for a moment there is some reasoning that such a ticket reported in Maine, New issue of his promise to These Jewish leaders, “ The individual investor is no Vineyard Airport runway With all this, however, would hdVe voter appeal. Hampshire and Vermont, the Brezhnev that the U.S. would however, will never lobby dummy,” said Larry Wacthel, Tuesday night. State Police WISK* REMOVER Jackson continues to hold a club said. grant most favored nation against the Jackson amend analysts with Bache & Co. said. 4 Daya Only prohibitive balance of power in In Rhode Island and (Connec treatment (that is, tariff equali ment, because free Jewish An office sidekick says he is sorry that Liz Taylor and “ He’s not going to get his feet Serojny was listed in critical Nail polish remover that's neat both the Senate and House on ticut, a number of supply ty) and Export-Import Bank 'eniigration from the Soviet Richard Burton have separated. He feels there’s a couple wet a g ^ until he’s sure the condition with head and inter and thorough. 7-oz.* Special! his amendment to the trade bill. problems have beeh reported, credits to the Soviet Union, Mr. Union is one of the most volatile that deserves each other. storm warnings have passed nal injuries at Martha’s ‘ Fluid oz. Hence, despite President the club said. Open Forum Nixon fiicst appealed to the con and emotional issues that con and it’s clear sailing again.” Vineyard Hospital in Oak Nixon’s genuine fear that that gressional leaders not to let fronts world Jewry. But, as the We agree with our sports editor, Eiarl Yost, that the A recent survey of investors Bluffs. HAIR SPRAY anything interfere with fulfill amendment carries seeds of President obliquely suggested, 4 Daya Only guest commentator on the Monday televised baseball indicates just what Wachtel and State Police said Roses was a destruction for U.S.-Soviet it is also an issue ttoit could not CALCOM BOUQUET* STYLE*HAIR SPRAY DIPPITY D0*CEL AAiss Brecl^regular hair spray. ment of that pledge. Then, numy other analysts are saying.' student instrument pilot 4 Daya . — 4 Daya detente, and could backlash match the far more potent game doesn’t really lend.much to the game. The one dis TACKLE HIGHEST PEAK jm jm 4 Daya 13-oz. net wt. Charge it. pointedly, he added: the U.S. Small investors said in the sur operating the plane under the against the American Jewish turbing fact is that too often the guest commentator will be KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - Like fragrant « Texturizer. Su- Regular and ex an “appropiate forum’’ after and Key Biscayne. cannot make its policy hostage question of Elast-West detente. vey that they were anxious to A team of Japanese women direction of Serojny. flowers. M b. per, regular. tra hold. 8-oz.* Two Choices to any one group. To do so, he community, nothing on the Hehce, a classic confronta yaking away during what is generally a crucial situation get back into the market, but the Senate Committee has President Nixon has also said mountain climbers plan to con Airport officials said the •Nft w1. HYGIfNE SPRAY went on, would be bad for the horizon seems likely to avoid a tion with possibly tragic con for a die-ha^ fan and we don’t get the full details on what were awaiting the ri^ t signs. 4 Daya Only To the editor: finished its investigation. In that he will not resign because quer Mount Everest in the (Cherokee aircraft crashed in country — and bad for that head-on collision. sequences now seems in- happened. Also awaiting some signs of Pristeen® feminine deodorant. this position President Nixon it will do serious damage to the spring of 1975, the Nepal for- dense fog during aninstrument group. The probability of such a - evitable. At any rate, there has been a suggestion that the guest significant changes in the (Gentle spray. 2.5-oz.* Save. President Nixon has recently can see exactly how much of office of the President and also dgn office said. approach to the field. said he will not appear per the truth has com e to the sur the country itself. What good commentator be known as the “ Designated Huckster.” nuuket are numy larger in The 29,028-foot mountain has The plane was chartered sonally in front of the Senate face, and he can then prepare a are we getting out of a Presi vestors, such as pension funds been climbed six times since from North (Central Airways of Committee regarding safety worded statement that dent who will not make public “You Sure You Haven’t Played With the increased bicycle traffic, it’s a good safety and universities, which are now 1953, but only by men. Smithfield, R.I., officials said. BROMO SELTZER 41T a ^ Only Watergate. He feels this would will keep his “ good name’ ’ in to the American people, and the measure to remind eyelid that they must also obey all heavily in cash positions. Soothe upset stomachs fast, be a blow to the wparation of tact. rest of the world, documents This Game Before?” motor vehicle laws. get headache relief. 4 m - o z .* powers doctrine? Has not the Our biggest supporters of the that wcnild prove John Dean, One of the most important is the law requiring cyclists •NrtwI. separation of powers doctrine President will talk about all his and many other people involved to ride single file, not two or more abreast, udien in a West haven already been severely abused by efforts to bring peace all across SAHriMYHAPKIHS .TOOTHPASTE in the scandal, to be false in group. On some of our qarrow streets, riding single file Is a OLD SPICE the executive branch. Serious the world, ^ ybe the next what they are testifying to. m ust. eumbemttd fbms' Bank Robbed Modess®regu- aO 2 0 ;iose-up® in m m ^ AFTER SHAVE charges have been levelled at project of the Graeral Accoun Instead we are supposed to take c One of these days, s(»ne Manchester organization m i^ t lar; super. 40. ■ red or green.^^B^KM 4 Daya that White House that range ting Office should be to deter President Nixon’s word for it' WEST HAVEN (AP) - The undertake the project of bicycle safety inspection, com from domestic use of the CIA to mine how many human, not just that he is really honest and was West Haven branch of the Se illegal soliciting of campaign American, lives, how many not involved. His past record is plete with installing reflector tape on the front and rear cond New Haven National Bank HAIR REMOVER funds from major corporations. tons of explosives, and other certainly not going to save him. fenders. was robbed Tueday by a loe, 4 Daya Only It seems the White House has exotic Pentagon inventions, Maqy prom i^ he has made One can observe cyclists now after dark when they alee s-titB armed man, police said. Neet® aerosol spray saves used every trick they could were wasted in Southeast Asia since January 1969 have failed aren’t wearing bright clothing and neither do they have a Police said the man, time and trouble. 3.5-oz.* think of and have now been since January of 1969. If the to materialize or if they did it light or reflector tape on the bicycle. described as about 25 years old, caught. GAO were to undertake this took an incredible amount of had a gun tucked in his belt. He MISS CLAIROL* All of a sudden the U.S. project they would have to wait time. His biggest answer to This is the week of the annual Sidewalk Sales store handed a teller a paper bag and SWABS Constitution has to be strictly till August 15. This is the big many present domestic ordered her to fill it up, they HAIR COLOR promotion. Be sure and check your Herald'closely today Johnson & adhered to and separation of date when “ peace” will come problems is that he hopes things said. for sidewalk bargains from both The Parkade and Down Johnson powers is a big issue. The to Southeast Asia. Also by then will get better. The bamiit escaped on foot, SCOPE* MOUTHWASH 7-OZ.VITALIS* town as well as other parts of Manchester and its environs. 4 Days separation of powers issue was the GAO will have found how Pr^ident Nixon really only MILK police said. 4 Daya 4 Daya r u raised, and is still being raised much money was spent for all has two choices, either come It might also be the right time, mom, to get the kids out The amount taken was not Green mint. f For greaseless Gentle cream formula hair by many prominent Americans those “ necessary” im before the public and present a fitted for another school term. You m l^ t find some better immediately known. 24-oz.*. grooming. color both. 2 oz.* DEODORANT in regard to our past and con provements to San Clemente credible picture of wtot really bargains now than you would in late August. Sm HFRRFm niHED ‘ Fkiidoi. 97 ‘ Fluid oz. ■ Hukloi. 4 Days Only tinuing miUtary activities in happened; not a long detailed At any rate. Sidewalk Sales, create a little fun and Calm II® spray starts out dry South East Asia. All previous and stays dry. 8-oz.* Charge it. statement that no one has any excitement and it has been too quiet since Mmehester’s 20%MORE PROTEIN«FUU FLAVOR •Nrtwt. attempts to raise this issue of way^of checking on. Or if he big 150th birthday anniversary celebration. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE HER RAILROAD separation of powers have been was involved, his conscience SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) WASH H’ DRI * IgMred by the White House. It — The Santa Maria Valley Herald should tell him to resign and if 4 Daya Only seems the only time our Presi- he was involved this would be Railroad has a woman boss: 4 ^ Today in History Wash A freshen with pre- doit will bother to worry about Yesterdays the least embarassing way out. year-old Sue Sword. “It's a very challenging and molst towelettes. our Constitution is vdien it will His resignation would allow Today is Wednesday, July 11, In 1533, Pope Gement VH 25 Years Ago fascinating job,” says the help him to protect himself him to retire and finally leave the 192nd day of 1973. 'I ^ r e are excommunica^ King Henry from the American public. blonde vice president and This date was a Sunday; The the American political scene. 173 days left in the year. VIII of England from the MICRIH* MOUTHWASH HYCIEHE DEODORAHT AUiRTO*SHAMPOO At the present time we have a manager of the 18-mile CRfAM RINSE Herald did not publish. Maybe his departure should Today’s highlight in history: Roman Githolic Giurch. railroad, who began her 4 Daya ^ 4 Daya 4 Daya ____ 4 Days Only President vriio was elected by a have happened In January of HANDY On this date in 1804, V i(» In 1767, the sixth American railroad career in 1948 as a Extra strength d m g FDSO feminine ^^^DC Qentia to ^ m f Breck® regular formula for resounding majority less than a 10 Years Ago 1961 vdien he left the vice President Aaron Burr mortally president, John ()uincy Adanu, ITCHER POUR bookkeeper. g a rg le .3 2 -o z .* ^ W d B M spray. 3-oz.* hair. 15 oz.* soft, shiny hair. 15-oz.* Save. year ago but now is scared to presidency. wounded the American was bom in Braintree, Mass. Mrs. Sword is one of 42 •Huidoi. , *Nrtw). 8 2 *Fluid oz. 7 & ‘ Fluid OZ. Town directors appropriate G A LLO N JUG face the American public. Bruce Kohler statesman, Alexander In 1814, a Briti^ fleet cap directors of the American $16,000 for language laboratory NO DEPOSIT He has said that he will com 46 Lilac Street Hamilton, in a pistol duel at tured the town of Eastoort, Shortline (short-distance line) ment on the Watergate Affair in at Manchester High Ikhool. Manchester Weehawken, N.J. Maine. Association, o f which she is the only female director. 45 Shunpike Rd., Cromwell 239 Spencer St., Manchester (Silver Lane) N ▼ A13dVS Oi!D IW I TOd . .m • ■ -’A** .i'. -.V„- *■ PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.; July li. vm Shell Pushing ^ N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July n , 1 9 7 3 - p a q e Plans For SEVEN Your a u f r Ch»rg» Wticonw On All F n m r O a h n An AP News Analysis Oil Refinery NEW HAVEN (A P) - A Shell Oil Co. execjitive said Tuesday that Shell was stepping up piaiw Western beef Heath Faces Sticky Summer for m ajor expansions and the construction of a new east coast refinery.' TULUUID By ARTHUR L. GAVSHON 2 1 per cent since then, infla One is a spillover from depressed an already weak Herbert H. Hewitt, Hartford Associated Press Writer shaken by other developments TURNPIKE, *•6 tion is running at nearly 10 per Watergate. The scandal in strak market. district mariceting manager, Thun. S M . LONDON (AP) - A sinking jn rraent months. 9-9 cent a year and the value of the Washington is preventing Presi There also have been dis told the New Haven Rotary HUUICHE8TER pound, runaway prices, threats S un d ay pound in terms of other major dent Nixon from dealing effec closures suggesting corruption Club that the East Ctast is the 9-2 of industrial strife and scandal These things have con European moneys has declined tively with the dollar’s troubles and worse in some of Britain’s logical place for new refinery in public life are giving Edward tributed to the. buildup of a 18 per cent since the Smithso and from providing the political city administrations. constructira. Heath his stickiest summer in climate of mistrust, c^cism nian Agreement of December and financial leadership the Britons’ confidence in some “The East Coast consumes three years as Britain’s prime 1971. and disenchantment with SALE inMS THURS., FBI., SAT. world so badly needs from its of their political and business about 40 per cent o f all U.S. minister. Britain’s leaders that could Heath blames rocketing food most powerful nation, they say. leaders already has been petroleum products, yet its The British leader, 57 on Mon have devastating consequences. prices on world shortages. The fate of the pound is bound refineries represent only 12 per day, is doing his best to play it TRY THEM, YOU’LL LOVE THEMIII Maverick Tory Enoch Powell up with that of the dollar, they cent of the total domestic cool. With a majority of 26 in says they are due to a govern argue. If the dollar were to perk capacity,” Hewitt said. the 630-member House of Com ment policy of over spending up, the pound also would He said that the U.S. will mons and two years to go and over inflating. The strengthen. need an additional 10.5 miliinn before he has to call an elec Laborites attribute them to But the state of the pound and barrels per day refinery capaci tion, he is not likely to be driven Britain's joining the European rocketing prices are only part ty by 1965, and that 40 per cent from office. But the morale of i ALLUK BEAUTY SALON Common Market, with its farm of Heath’s problem. Powerful W of the capacity will have to his followers is sagging, and BUGNACKI policy favoring the French and union leaders have warned of a come from new refineries. newspapers that usually sup West German farmers, and to fight to the finish if, in Phase 3 I Clients “ Everybody wants the port the Tories are accusing the i SPECIAL MEAT PRODUCTS government mismanagement. of the government’s incomes m products of a refinery, but government of inactivity. Heath’s aides offer several and prices policy, Heath does nobody wants the refinery Heath was elected in 1970 on a • Natural Casing Frankfurters reasons for his government’s nothing more to help the lower I Please Call 643-6266 itself. Even today, d ^ i t e the promise to bring down prices • Pollsh S ^ KMbasa failure so far to check inflation paid and to stabilize things. energy problem, there is not a “at a stroke.” As things have and strengthen the slowly Those threats have further for Appointment single refinery under construc • Carman Brand Bologna tumed out, prices have climbed sinking pound. tion.” be said. • Cooked Salami Dancing High Bugnackl — tho frankfurtor thousands of poopio onjowod at the Performing a ballet on a precarious dance floor, Kim Sosqulcontonnlal Parade — at tho Exchange Club Stand A North Comstock, 11, balances on a wooden pile jungle in a Kansas But nra DopL City park. (AP photo) TRUST FINAST FOR Sarah Is A Favorite miSXative ”thP the animals to children throughout $5|5S9 Today^s Peace HONEST VALUE! S s“ d a S ^ Zoological the city. Shown is one of the childrens’ f a v o r i t ^ ^ a h , a ^ l e i y , loans up a uon cub, a hedgehog, an Afncan pygmy small lion cub (AP nhoto) FIRST NATIONAL STORES goat or some other animal into her Mustang and b e co m e a ^ IMMNWO. EXTRA LEAN SROUNO EXTRA Corps Stresses HMSTMIIwmiNp CHUCK EXTRA LEAN WPUHTHMinH: Oven Ready San Francisco Has M obile Zoo The Practical tkwO ain't Im InhH ... and vw J a t* M »«r* ¥»• can ptSA/f* ynu oHar t* lAv* V*** 4® vWn, yw * cn * n ^ SAN FRANCISCO (A P) - Marca looks upon the animals fear, apprehension and curiosi RIB ROASTS Mr. Dell Specials! The hedgehog always seons By JOHN LENGEL conductor for its national back nn *ny m eat y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed>. July 11, 1973- PAGE NINE College Notes Women Boost ^oom in New Condominiums '^ Miss Katherine R. Gletmey, Award for excellence in theory Raymond M. Pace of 39 Cobb for financial security, easier to or engineers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and clinical practice of nursing. BOSTON (AP) - Woman’s style within an acceptable price Hill Rd. recently received a BS seU and simpler to sublease. i h a Edward Glenney o f 182 B o v d ^ desire to own her own home is A greater feeling of pro range. degree from Northeastern — Condominiums are less tection is provided. Rd., has been named to the Gail H. Rosen of Rt. 87, a trait that is contributing to — Older women preferred University College of expensive to maintain. ’There — Young women or women dean’s list for the spring Columbia, recently received a the condominium boom in the condominiums as an ankwer to Engineering, Boston. United States, one expert says. are no lawns to be mowed, no on a limited budget may buy a the empty nest. semester at Susquehanna BS degree from Northeastern sidewaUcs and driveways to condominium jointly with one — Widows and .divorcees University, Selinsgrove, Pa., University College of Educa Noel DeGiacomo, daughter of Durand A. HoUaday, manag shovel free from snow and no or two other women, which find condominiums conducive where ste has completed her tion, Boston. ing trustee of Continental Mort need to caU in outside plumbers Mr. and MARS. Fuederick helps provide an elegant Ufe- t o new life modes. junior year and is majoring in gage Investors, says the em DeGiacomo of. 58 ^ew ood biology. Cynthia J. Moccio of Old ployed American woman is Dr., South Windsor, recently Farm Rd., Toliaixl, recentiy buying her own home. A survey graduated from Champlain received a degree from conducted by his company in College, Burlington, Vt. Better F lY to our Colorado State Univmity at dicates that approximately 332,- Gregory Caouette, son of Mr. Fort Collins. 000 women personally pur and Mrs. George J. Caouette Linda Young Novotasky of 18 chased or were deciding ele S o u C * Strant St. recently graduated You will have better luck The Baby Has /! Jr. of ITS Mountain Rd., has Joseph H. Greenier of 112 If you want your clothes in Big & Tall Shop ments in the purchase of con been promoted to corporal in from St. Francis Hospital when you launder washable Big & Tall Shop, 903 Main dominiums in 1972. Union St., Rockville, is a recent drapery fabrics if you use dresser drawers to have a the Corps o f Cadets at Norwich School of Nursing, Hartford, Street, Manchester has every graduate of Hartford State epsom salts instead of sweet scent, saturate blotters and was the recipient of the size for every man. Why waste University, Northfield, Vt. Technical College. soapsuds to wash them in. The in perfume or cologne and lay “Today’s modern, liberated, S S L i Sister Jean Teresa Alumnae VAEATIDN-TIME epsom salts removes the soil them in the bottom of each time running around the State independent woman is no dif Starts July 12 B e e n N a m e d and grime and leaves the drawer. looking for your man’s size? ferent in this regard froih those We Help You material looki ng new. REGAL’S BIG & TALL SHOP of other eras,” HoUaday said. g “ She loves her home.” The Do-It-Youraelf Fixera has it, 643-2478. If you are doing a little %-V3 OFF , Of the 2.2 miUion new homes carpentry or painting around Flower Special Senior Citizen Special Stop at Buettners Florist and Need perking up? PARISIAN If you kitchen counters and and apartments built and sold b a t h in g s u it s b l o u s e s I the house, you will find the work surfaces are covered with Moulthrop, Nicoie Marie, daughter o f Edward W. and On Y Board take advantage of their Cash & COIFFURES at 55 Oak St. will during 1972, roughly 440,000 MIX & MATCH GOWNS MANCHESTER LUMBER linoleum or felt base floor Kathleen Bryant Moulthrop of East Windsor. She was bom June offer on any Monday, Tuesday, were condominiums. COMPANY, 155 Center Street Carry Special. BUETTNERS covering, you can keep them SPORTSWEAR * 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents FLORIST, 1122 Burnside Ave., Wednesday or Thursday a veiy helpful in aiding you to immaculately clean and nice Various reasons were cited in are Mr. and Mrs. Erie Bryant of 16 Delmont St. James A. Melley of 328 East Hartford, 528-9586. shampoo and set for |2.50 and a DRESSES pick out the correct materiab. looking by washing them off the survey. Among them: Tel. haircut, if needed,, for |1.50 Ferguson Rd. has been ap Tel. 643-5144, ask for Jack or when soil^ wi th a damp soapy 643-9016 BODY SUITS Cath Saleo Juliani, Randall Thomas, son o f Thomas P. and Gayle Sheldon pointed a member of the YMCA more or a permanent including cloth, drying with a soft cloth. A U Sales Frank.'You will find them very — Condominiums are a good Julian! of 593 Bush Hill Rd. He was bora June 13 at Hartford Board of Trustees. The an shampoo, haircut and set for Give them a coat of paste wax Rt. 83, Talcottville. Conn. SHORTS Final helpful. investment, answering a need Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. nouncement is made by Frank 19.00. Tel. 643-9832. frequently. ^ Sheldon Sr. of Easthampton, Mass. His paternal grandparents P. Sheldon, chairman. are Mr. and Mrs. S. Daniel Juliani of West Hartford. Melley is founder and presi dent of Standard Elducators, Newton, Patricia Lynn, adopted daughter of Allan and Inc., owners and one of the Marilyn Bacon Newton of 143 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon. She was tenants of the new building born March 20 and arrived at her new home June 29. Her mater adjacent to the Community Y. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bacon of The YMCA Board of Trustees is Holden, Mass. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. William New charged with the management Herald photo t y Oflara ton of 16 Hyde St., Manchester. Her maternal great-grandmother of the Conununity Y. ^ ^ C LIP 40* OFF is Mrs. Marion Drury of Worcester, Mass. She has a brother Select large plump prunes, Bevans Wed 50 years William Allan, 3. Sheldon reports that Robert remove pits and fill cavity with ^P. Fuller an Gardner W. cream cheese. Makes delicilicious Make walnut bon-bons for Moulton have resigned from the nibblers. fruit salads, chicken, and Salvation Army Brig, and Manchester, the ring bearer. Skinrood, Elisabeth Gayl, daughter of Norman A. Jr. and Lin Board of Trustees. Fuller has seafood salads by putting large Mrs. Harold Bevan o f 71A Brig, and Mrs. Bevan were da Wolfe Skinrood of 6 Hayes Ave., Ellington. She was bora June served for many years on the walnut halves together with a YO U R N E X T Charter Oak St. recently were Salvation Army captains when 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother softened cream cheese filling. board and re sid e d because ot Are Haircuts All the Same? honored at a 50th wedding an-' they were married June 29,1923 is Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe of Arlington, Va. Her paternal grand the pressure of business accor They are pretty as a picture; You’ll find there is a world of filling and nutritious too. niversary reception and at the Manchester Salvation parents are Cdl. and Mrs. Norman Skinrood o f Arlington, Va. She ding to Sheldon. Moulton was has a brother, Christopher Alan, 41A. difference when your hair is cut luncheon at the home of their Army Citadel. Mrs. Bevan is formerly manager of the by an expert. Make an To prevent packages of MEAT PURCHASE son-in-law and daughter, Mr. the form er Bertha Wilkinson of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. appointment to have your’s frozen foods from sticking fast and Mrs. Robert Cross o f West Manchester. The couple also Colgan, Erin Elizabeth, daughter of George E. and Jeanne branch next to the Community done at the LOVELY LADY to the bottom of the freezer, Hartford. have three granddaughters and Nye Colgan of Gilead St., Hebron. She was bora June 29 at Y and resigned due to his BEAUTY SALON, 390 Main St. place them on a paper towel. >•/ The anniversary party was two great-granddaughters. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are transfer to another CBT office Call 649-7666. The paper will stick until the '/A given by the couple’s three Brig. Bevan was recently re- Mr and Mrs. Ellis B. Nye of South Glastonbu^. Her paternal located in Hartford. next time you defrost the m daughters, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. elec^ for his second term as grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Colgan of Dorchester, Mass. She freezer, but you will never have Melley is a past president of Mildred Racks of West Haven president of the Manchester has a brother, Edward Ellis, IVk; and three sisters, Bonnie Lynn, to pry out the food. the East Hartford Rotary Gub and Mrs. Hilton Lane of Levit- Chapter, Association of Retired 17, Pamela Jeanne, 14, and Jacquelyn Anne, 3. Boil until tender half orange -15 and served for three years as a shells and fill them with town, N.Y. The guests included Persons. He is a Connecticut director of the East Hartford mashed sweet potaotes. Top Mrs. Fred Elliott of State Police chaplain, a cer Sturm, Brandon Aaron, son o f Kenneth A. and Linda M- each one with a marshmallow Cake Decorating Dorchester, Mass., a Schofield Sturm of 155 Wethereli St. He was bora June 30 at Chamber of Commerce. tified sociai worker, and has and brown lightly in a slow FLO’S CAKE DECORATING bridesmaid at the Bevan’s wed been a Saivation Army officer Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are He has lived in Manchester oven. Alternate on the serving SUPPLIES, 191 Center Street, Towards the purchase of $L00 or more i ding; and Walter Ford of for 52 years. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snyder of Putney,Vt. His paternal grand since 1948 and is an active plate with bundles of bright Manchester. Mon.-Sat., 10-5; parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Sturm of Enfield. His maternal member of St. Bartholomew’s green beans. Wonderful Perm Special For Thurs. till 9 P.M. great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf A. Anderson of 153 L> Church. He is a member and garnish for roast chicken. July and August FRESH M EAT Wethereli St. His paternal great-grandmother is hta. J.O. past president of Manchester Golden Charm gives you Turnip leaves make turnip LAMB, VEAL PORK. BEEF OR POULTRY Buckner of Crossville, Tenn. He has a brother, Christopher, 2V4. Country Gub. Zoto’s Perm, Reg. |20.00 for greens. Select the leaves of (Frozen & Canned Meats Not Included) young turnips. Wash carefully Church Women Install Officers 811.50. It includes shampoo, cut Keenan, Sean Patrick, son of Brian J. and Sophie Preneta through several waters, and Good at any Shop-Rit« market Coupon limit one per family. Other Y trustees are Edward and set. For appointment call Keenan of 59 Delmont St. He was bora July 1 at Manchester boil in slightly salted waer MH Mrs. Harry Carr of 40 Coburn Richard Meister, nominating. H, Glenney, secretary- any one of our stylists at 649- Coupon Expirot Sat, July 14,1978 ______Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mi's. treasurer; Matthew M. Moriar- until tender. Drain and chop Rd. recently was installed for Mrs. Carleton Nutter, vice 2806 or 6492807. “ L et’s Get ^ - J John Keenan of East Hartford. His maternal grandmother is fine. Season with salt, pepper, her second term as president of president of the state board of ty, Giarles S. Burr, Thomas F. Together at THE GOLDEN Mrs. Mildred Preneta of Enfield. His great-gran£nother is Mrs. and butter. Serve hot. Church Women United at its an Church Women United, was Conran Jr., and John H. CHARM,’’ 1143 Tolland Tpke., May Devlin of East Hartford. nual meeting at St. Mary’s guest speaker. McNary. Burr Comers, Mancheste. Episcopal Church. When your husband’s dress shirts become too worn looking Mrs. Warren Curtis of After oiling the sewing for dress, but the material is Glastonbury, central area machine, sew a few stitches SAVE OVER M 'o WITH COUPONS BELOW! still good, instead of disposing chairman, oHiciated at the into a clean blotter and it will of them dye them and let him candlelight installation remove any excess oil, finish wearing them out as ceremonies. preventing oil stains on your work shirts. SHOP-RITE COUPON Other officers installed are next sewing. Towards the purchase of Mrs. David Holcomb, first vice Quality Products Towards the purchase of president; Mrs. E. John ...Pleasant service and prices *1 or more in our *1 or more in our l l T A R you can afford. Stop at PLAZA Kjellson, second vice presi -ByCLAYR-POLLAN- dent; Mrs. Charles Carroll, AMES L lIR A DEPARTMENT STORE next Your Daily A d M fy Guido Service Deli MAE. 21 to Franks Supermarket on East Produce recording secretary; Mrs. According fo Iho Start. Ethel Hubbard, corresponding Afi. t» To develop message for Thursdoy, Middle ’Turnpike. They Have l-23<»-46 secretary; Mrs. Winthrop read words corresponding to numbers 9-10-18-27/^ the Best for Less. Departm ent OFF Department IS'53^73 <4-71-82-89V Reed, treasurer. of your Zodiac birth sign. 'TAURUS I Recognize 31 Fences 61 Trying SCORPIO WITH THIS Good at any Shop-Rito market WITH THIS GoodatanyShop-Ritemarkot u u Committee chairmen are flooded wUh savings on V \ A f A . 20 2...... Artistic 32 By 62 Be OCT. 22/ Add one tablespoon onion Coupon limit one per family. " " m i l D O N Coupdn limit ono par fami^. Mrs. Holcomb, ecumenical I ' ^ maV » 3 Balance 33 Good 63 To HOY. 2 n soup mix to prepared cabbage COUPON 4 Outlook 34 Entries 64 Apt slaw. Coupon Explroo Sat, July 14,1973 S.R. V / U u r u i i Coupon Explroo Sat, July 14,1978 S.R.I development; Mrs. Kenneth ||^M9-21-28 5 Brightens 35 Your 65 New 3-15-29-34A Benson,’ ecumenical t>fe-37-52 6 Your 36 Gools 66 Is 57-68-74 \ celebrations; Mrs. Edward OIMINI, 7 Enabling 37 Post 67 To SAGITTARIUS Add Vi cup drained crushed imat' z) 8 A n d 38 Doy 68 Your pineapple and 1 cup diced Goss, ecumenical action; Mrs. 9 D on 't J, 39 To 69Procticol HOY. h u H t 20 40 M a y 70 Disturb marshallows to your regular E E I M V : I Kenneth Harley, publicity; MOrS, BOYS’ and 10 Buy ® DEC. /p im iil VALUABLE COUPON n Refuse 41 M o tt 71 Or cabbage slaw for a real taste Mrs. Reed, finance; and Mrs. 1-6^5-48^ :^-78-83« 12 Creative 42 Bewqrt 72 High treat. 3AB0r 13 Problems 43 For 73 Confined 51-70-76 Toward the purdiaae of i CANCU 14 You 44 Tim# 74 Budget CAPRICORN One (1) Can' 22-oz.Botlloof JUNE I f 15 Your 45 Faults 75 Realizable DEC. 16 Projects 460ne 760thers EDIE ADAMS About Town kj'utV 22 17 To 47 O f 77 Romonce JAN. CMtUffiOfS Y ltM J3-2S3541 18 Heavily eSThot 78 And 2- 8-12-16^. CUT& CURL Shoprite Lux Liquid Emanuel and Concordia ^■8447 19 To 49 Love-moking 79 Unusually 50 Stokes 80 Successful BEAUTY SALON 1 3 * Lutheran Churches will have a i M 20 Determine AQUARIUS LEO 21 Be 51 M ott 81 M a y *; I joint Communion Service g JULY 22 22 Pay 52 Talker 82 Enlarge JAN. 20 ^ 393 Broad SIreet Pork & Beans OFF Ulsh Detergent 23 Attention 53 W ho 83 For Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Con ^AUS. 22 no. 11 _____t _ A ; M l i_ _ » 24 Mend 54 Art 84 Be Good at any Shop-Rita market Good at any Shop-Rite market cordia Church, Pitkin St. The 14^5.7-14 25 O f 55 Apt 85 Use 13348-4349^ l65-77-81-90Vg FROSTINGS Coupon limit one per family. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, co 17-24-31 26 Whether 56 Someone 86 You WITH T H IS W|j|-{ t h i s Coupdn limit one per family. MH 57AJSO 87 Exoggerotei V lIW O 27 On PISCES pastor of Emanuel Church, will 28 Swayed 58 W h o 's 8 8 K te p s Starting at COUPONr Coupon Expiraa Sat, July 14,1973 j/ipG COUPON preach. The service is open to 290teckbook 59 To 89 Obligotlont 30 Your 60 Be 9 0 B « k o n S16»0 all members of the conununity. r\ .7/ 20-26-30-364 Complete I SAVE 14(1 )i)nMniiiiiiiiuiinnnnr:^K m liiuiiiiiiuiuumniM r 544975 f 649-2517 First Oiurch of Christ, Scien VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON tist, will have a testimony 5AB6 meeting tonight at 8 at the iHOIIEt - TOOTHPASTE - PUZZLES - MOVIESI Towards the purchase of church. The meeting is open to ^ A10Hn.Jarof the public. $119 A 2 Lb. Can of The executive board of the a Maxwell House Manchester Newcomers Club 25< I Maxwell House m -■ 1 s will meet tonight at 8 at the r Coffee OFF Coffee home of Mrs. Peter Hickey, 82 s H in CORNERS Oxford St. (NECT TO CAUXM) \A/iTu -ru io GoodatanyStwp-Ritamarkat Good at any Shop-Rite mark«w WITH TH IS CouponKmltonapartamlly. MH WITH THIS Coupon limit one per family. MH Al-Anon family groups will CO U PO N Coupon Expboa Sat, July 14,1973 n/|pQ meet tonight at 8 at the Second ®PPare/ itan* c o u p o n MFG Congregational Church parish house and Thursday at 8 p.m. at liiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil « « 5ot liiimiiimroiiffiroiiiiiiii iiiiiM iiim iiiii^ ^ rwEg- iiiiiiiiiiiiinimroimiiit the Pathfinders Ciub, 102 Nor man St., and on Friday at 10 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON a.m. at the South United SIDEWIILKMZE 3AB0'" Methodist Church campus. Toward the purcliasa of a Toward the purcliasa of a Allateen meets weekly at the P a r fe c ft ; 4-oz. Jarof 3-lb, 13-oz.Boxof Pathfinders Gub on Thursdays —J at 8 p.m. and is open to the 12- Nestea ______Clorox 2 to 20-year old children of 25* 10 problem drinkers. The family NOW THRU SAT. groups are open to friends and OFF Lemon Dry Bleach relatives living with a problem Good at any Shop-RKe market drinker. '•EVERYTHING GOES” I 4I 1T U T iiio Shop-Rite market WITH THIS Coupon limit one per family. WITH I HIS Coupon limit one per family. MH PRIENDLY COUPON Cw»Pon Expirea Sat. July 14.1973 The Manchester Summer trailTSHOP COUPON Coupon Expires Sat, July 14,1973 |\||pG MFG Pops Orchestra will have its HARVErS ICECREAM first rehearsal tonight from 7 to lHHIMfEU f ^iiiigiiiiiniiT inw ^ SAVE io( liiiiiMiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii 8CHERTU 8ALLERY HOLDEN CHARM nmuuiuuiiuifiniiiir m no iiiHuiiiuuuuinnnm 9 at the Manchester Community DCiWGO COIFRIRES Redeem four College new campus for its con y HURWIT AND SIMONS 587 E A ST M ID D LE TURNPIKE cert on Aug. 8. The rehearsal is EWIt CINEMA REALTORS SO FRO FARRICS OPEN 8:30 iM. ■ 10:30 P.Hi open to aU student and adult our SMowalk Sal* ada in today’a Tabloid aacHonI M A N C H E S m musicians. FABBICB - STATUES - CARDS - SUNTAN LOTIONI PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandieiter, Conn., Wed., July li, 1>78 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 11, 1973- PAGE ELEVEN Aillon Jury Association ONE OF THE STOP S SHOP COMPANlgS Hears Report these great many more Forecasts Stop & Shop in our Yellow Homes Only Develiqiers o f a new suburban Of Pathologist Values stores neighborhood thought it would look nice if all the houses were Spring %amb. SUPERMARKETS Shortages painted yellow. Accordingly, in selling lots, they included a “ yel NEW HAVEN (AP) - blade in Aillon’s car when it low only” requirement in each YES...LAMB IS GREAT, INDOORS OR OUT.... Medical testimony about the was stopped for a minor motor- HARTFORD (AP) - deed. ESPECIALLY GENUINE SPRING AMERICAN LAMB stabbing deaths of a North vehicle violation early Aug. 14, greater the problem is going to But after a number o f homes bnmediate shortages of some Haven couple and their before the slayings 'were be,” Courtney said Tue^y in a had gone up, one incoming fam PLUS fresh fruits and vegetables and daughter was scheduled to con reported. statement. “ An arbitrary ily decided they liked green bet longer range shortages of other Triple-S Blue Stamps] tinue today in the trial of The policemen testified last freeze date, such as June 8, has ter. The developers refused to al Guillermo Aillon. foods are in prospect if there is tremendous consequences.” Are you getting your low any deviation, and, in due Friday that the knife in no modifications of the price course, the dispute landed in the TJiesa Yale Prof. Kishore Thakur, a troduce in court was not tbe freeze, says Cornelius P. The 60-day price freeze, an courtroom. pathologist, told the jury one they saw in the car. Courtney, executive director of nounced by President Nixon in “ This kind o f restriction,” the Tuesday his autopsy showed Aillon claimed the serrated the Connecticut Food Stores early June, held retail prices to family argued, “ is an unlawful that J. George Montano died knife was used earlier in the Association. their highest level during tte interference with our personal after being cut and stabbed 21 evening to cut meat at a picnic, (Joan Nassiff Photo) l O O ® “We fervently hope that the first week of June. liberty. W e have a right to fol EXntA lONUS times by a knife-like weapon. the police said. He was allowed low our own tastes.” absolute freeze will be lifted at The'bodies of Montano, his to keep it after the police 0 Courtney said the failure to Stop^Shopsworth? \ TRIPLE-S wife, Bernice, and their questioned him and permitted once, by the administration, apply the freeze price at the Opens Office because the longer it lasts, the' Th is grill 1 daughter, Barbara Monaano him to proceed. The location of ^ w e r level has resulted in I BLUE STAMPS Aillon, were found last Aug. 14 that knife has not been dis food processors not being wi+hThpie-S WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASI The best of this weekis mini-pricing OF ONI U l . PKG. in the montano’s 11-room closed. Dr. Monroe H. Rackow of willing to pay prices asked by stamps /■& I house. Tliakur told the jury that the Manchester, who ispecializing farmers. goin^ ^reaflVtx)! YOUR FAVORITI MAND Mrs. Aillon, wife of the defen first of the nine potentially fatal in endodontics (root canal Suit Filed He said there could be im ITtHt W TMS AO NOT Starts dant, was staying with her wounds dealt to Montano therapy), has announced the AVAILABLE IN CASE LOTI , f mediate shortages for some ON TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS Mon., July 9 BUTTER opening of his office at 150 N. thru Sat Ju ly 14. parents when &e three were pierced his diaphram and liver. OR WHOLESAURS. COUPON GOOD THRU JULY U killed. Main St. fresh fruits and vegetables and Photographic slides presented Against LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Thakor said medical evidence Dr. Rackow, originally from that later consumers can to the jury Tuesday showed that expect shortages of finished showed that Montano was killed Montano also was stabbed West Hempstead, N.Y., Policeman LAMB CHOPS! with a sharp-edged instrument received his doctorate of dental baked goods that use wheat. ^ seven other times in a crescent fall, he said, the shortage COMPLETE BLADE OR ROUND BONE but he could not further pattern in the area of his heart. medicine in 1966, from the Stop & Shop’s exclusive *^Quality-Protected” Beef! describe the weapon. University of Pennsylvania in NEW HAVEN (AP) - A New should affect canned goods, However, the court held they Shoulder Chops He probably died within five eggs and poultry items. would have to stay with yellow YOUR SETI The question of the murder or ten minutes of the first Philadelphia. He then served Haven man has filed suit in the DELJCIOUS ON THE GRILL NECK AND SHOULDER CHOPS Court of Common Pleas TOP-BOnOM I li ■ whether they liked it or not. The weapon presents one of the wound, Thakur said. two years as a dentist in the “Retailers, for example, vdio court said the requirement was a against a Hamden policenuin Stainless' Rib Chops LB Lamb Combo. LB 89* puzzling elements of the trial, The autopsy suggested that U.S. Army in California and had been hit with supplier in reasonable means to a reason for an alleged beating in July THICK OR THIN FOR STEW OR STUFFING which opened Thursday with Montano received hand cuts Vietnam. creases on June 6 or 7, in most able end— to benefit the com 1972. testimony. while struggling to ward off the Upon his discharge from the cases had no time to adjust munity as a whole. Flatw are Loin Chops lb ^1®® Breast of Lamb lb 45* John Esposito claims that llOO'SpSTAM PSi The state has introduced a attack, Thakur said. service, he entered private prices to the consumer when It is common, in developing a DINNER FORK large butcher-type knife which The autopsy did not indicate practice in New York, where he Hamden policeman Gustav neighborhood, to impose deed re I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE the freeze went into effect on Tempo" COLONIAL BRAND PORK O F O N E 1-PINT 8-OZ. B O T T L E several witnesses said was in whether the victim was at remained for three years. He Gertz “assaulted and beat” him i n l l l u i r strictions of one kind or another. in "Queen's Court" or "American SHOULDER WATER , _ June 8,” Courtney said. “Thus, I with a blackjack at a carnival They may cover anything from ADDED e r n p p plain view in Aillon’s car late Ih tacked by one or more than one then entered Columbia Univer in the case of these items, the SmoKed Butts LB. in Hamden July 1,1972. the size o f houses to the height the morning of Aug. 14, when person, nor could it be deter sity for two years of post doc retailer often must either sell U.S.Di. Choice $1 only each j MOUTHWASH the bodies were found. toral training, living in Fort Hamden police said Esposito o f hedges, from the style of archi SWIFTS PREMIUM mined from the autopsy at a loss or discontinue the item tecture to the type of fencing. 1 with each $5 purchase, LARGE Z T M COUI’ON GOOD THRU SAT. JULY H Three North Haven Lee, N.J. prior to moving to was charged with breach of MAINE FROZEN LIMIT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ( 2 whether all the wounds were in altogether. Nowhere else in the And, by and large, the law will 2 with $10, etc. S T O 7 LBS. AVG. I n ■ I policemen said they saw a flicted by the same weapon, he Manchester. He is married to peace and second degree assault world is there fresh Roasting Chicken GRADE A L - 1 3 “ This situation, coupled with enforce these restrictions. Al in connection with the incident. I------different knife with a serrated added. the former Anita Fisher of the fact that there was no ab beef to match our though they reduce the rights of Jersey City, N.J. An official of Circuit Court “Quality-Protected” SWIFT’S PREMIUM _ BONUS ______solute freeze on wages, puts the the purchaser, they do so on the W/RIB Seven in Hamden said retailer in an impossible posi beef. We guarantee basis of a lawful contract, freely DEEP BASTED , n |100’K ’STAM PS Esposito’s case is scheduied to that you'll love it. entered into, at the time of orig Turkey Breasts 2 TO 3 LB. AVG. LB. tion, if he is to attempt to con WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE be heard Aug. 10. inal sale. delicatessen tinue operating for any length GRAND UNION WAFER THIN FAMILY PAK GRAND UNION ■ O F O NE 8-OZ. B O T TL E Esposito said he suffered in True, some restrictions may be LIVERWURST OR Australia and Antarctica, of time. Ibis, in the long run, unenforceable for reasons of ov I HERBAL ESSENCE Meskill Accused separated by 2,000 miles of wa juries to the head, body and will work against the interests AT STORES WITH SERVICE DELIS ONLY Meats ^tur'k^y''^ ^PK°G^ 45*= limbs. He is asking $15,000 in erriding public, policy. The lead Bologna OR M W E 79* ter, once were part of an an of the consumer.” COOKED RARE SWIFTS PREMIUM BROWN & SERVE I shampoo damages. ing example is the racial restric ALL VARIETIES — PATTIES OR GRAND UNION BALONEY^ cient super continent. Top Sirloin Roast ^u!s^ chc«ce^° 1.39. PEPPER, SPICE, LUNCHEbN tion, now outlawed everywhere. I T U COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 Of Illegally Roast Beef /.lb 79*= LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Furthermore, a restriction valid Sausage Links PKG. 89* Sliced Meats 99* Back Rump CUTBOm Roast 1.59. at first may gradually lose its FINEST QUALITY YMOUTH ROCK validity as the neighborhood Luncheon LoafliLB 59*= AMERICAN KOSHER FRANKS OR I _ _ BONUS . "" Holding Up Funds changes. Say a dozen home own Hott Doggs” PKG 85* Knockwurst V^kg" 1°^ BIG ers in the “ yellow only” neigh I 50™ j[trSTAM PS BIG borhood had been allowed to get Qrand dnion drands I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHSE away with different colors. At I Qrand dniondrand Qroceries Our Finest Quality I 0FTW0 4.5-0Z. PKGS. HARTFORD (AP) - lodged by state auditors Henry that point, even if the developers [ NESTLE'S Democratic legislative leaden Becker Jr., and Leo V. suddenly decided to crack down, OUR FINEST FROZEN QUALITY Tuesday accused Gov. Thomas Donohue, who said they also Round Steak a court would probably refuse to 2 K IN G SIZE BARS Our exclusive natural aging enforce the restriction. As one J. Meskill of illegally received only 10 per cent of the process improves the tenderness I a l m o n d , MILK CHOC., CRUNCH judge put it: G ra pef ru it J u i ce * “’c,;?” 3 9*^ withholding funds from several 1973-74 appropriation. They and llavor of this U.S.DA Choice I TiaV COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 grade beef. Get your. Stop & “ Restrictions will not be en ■ LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER state agencies. added that a specific statute forced where the character of the GRAND UNION State Senate Minority Leader exempts their appropriation 913 Main St., Manchester neighborhood hgs so changed as GRAND UNION WHOLE . _ BONUS . F Charles T. Alfano, D-Suf- from executive control. to defeat the original purpose of 1-LB., 1-OZ. SALE THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 14th KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE CANS field, and House Minority Leadei Ilie auditors said they met the plan.” Corn \ 50’SI’STA M P S Carl R. Ajello, D-Ansonia, said this week with Meskill, who Top Siiloin or Swiss Steak<°°T°»1.78. Li'niiR im de the Budget Division has given promised to look into the A public service feature of the I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE AIBERTO American Bar Association and ■ OF ONE S-LB. BAG several departments only 10 per matter. GRAND 12-INCH BY n SWEET'N LOW Tenderettes Roimd ^U^ACHmCE^'’ 1.78. the Connecticut Bar Associa UNION 75 FOOT ROLL ■ PURINA cent of their appropriations for Donohue accused the Aluminum Foil tion. Written by Will Bernard. the 1973-74 fiscal year, which AlBfRTO VOS executive department of (T O P R O U N D O R TO P S IR L O IN ) 5 GRAND UNION I DOG CHOW SUGAR SUBSTITUTE London Broil ® 1973 American Bar Association began July 1. Appropriations harassment. “ The ability of the M IR A L P L U S 12-02. I -- — COUPON GOOD THRU SAT . JULY 14 normally are allotted for one auditors of public accounts to HAIR SPRA Y CANS Mac. & Cheese'pKG^l6* m T6W LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER quarter of the year at a time. examine the books and records Package of 100 Packets GRAND UNION Regular, Hard-to-Hold, Super niii r The legislators said the ac BONUS of executive branch agencies For Gray, or Unscented hiJiniti ans i Pork & Beans 6 (:‘ 87* 1 TRIPLES tion involved the departments should not be subject to control 9 O z. Can [ 1.09 Value GRAND UNION of Health, Education and Men of the governor or his ap ' BLUE s t a m p T tal Health, the Office of Mental 1.50 Value Garbage Bags3oF?5l°° pointee,” he said. >M9RAV Social t " WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Retardation, the University of Section 4-85 of the state BIG L BIG L GRAND UNION I OF TWO PKGS.—OF 2 ROLLS Connecticut and all state, statutes prohibits the SALE SALE REGULAR-DRIP ELECTRIC PERK I WHITE OR ASSORTED technical and community withholding of appropriated 0rangesu^^l8’'8 9' Squash'ifr 2 *>39^ Apple Juice ‘%?“ 39* Security GRAND UNION I SCOTTOWELS colleges. funds unless the governor con GRAND UNION Response from the Depart A freezer full o f mini-priced^ specials.,.get your Stop & Shopsworth! COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 cludes that the expenditure will KODAK COIOR FIIM l-LB. Potatoes MASHED 4 ^PKGS 89* LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ment of Finance and Control produce a deficit. Section 4-63 6-Pack Pizzas PKG.' 53* CAN GRAND UNION wasn’t immediately available. exempts the auditors from that for Pocket GRAND UNION MIXED PLAIN OR IODIZED 15. A separate complaint was The Vitamin E Q. Are all chiropractor ser 1 LB., 10 OZ Q r section. Minute Maid Stops Shop Table Salt CONT O Deodorant Instomotic vices covered under Medicare? Vegetables 4 79* I 5 0 'S p STAMPS A. No. Only services con GRAND UNION HUNTS . Orange Juice Coffee Lightener LEAF OR CHOPPED 7 oz. Aerosol Can nected with the manual Clio-12 10-OZ. 1 0 0 Tomato Sauce 'ca°n 20* I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE 1.40 Value Non-dajry coffee manipulation of the spine for PKGS. I O F A N Y T H R E E 11-OZ. PKGS. A day without Spinach 6 X SALADA 1.79 Value orange juice is lightener. the purpose of correcting of a GRAND UNION BOX OF Q Q c Values like these I CHUCKLES UConn Professor like a day with dislocation which can be Tea Bags 100 out sunshine. give you your pkg BIG L Stop & Shopsworth. demonstrated by X-ray. Cut Corn 5 I I CANDIES C l 10-20 GRAND UNION CUT OR FRENCH SALE 1.95 Value Q. Are all chiropractor’s darm dresh Produce f U COUPON GOOD THRU SAT , JULY 14 | 8 Urges Reforms Green Beans 2 PKGS. 49* ^ LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER covered by Medicare? I ARTHRITIS STRENGTH A. Only the chiropractors In The Congress EXCEDRIN Birds Eye Roman licensed or legally authorized to I dairy droducts } 50’K ’STAMPS furnish chiropractic services by li IVectarines; BUFFERIN Mixed Vegetables 10 Pack Pizza the state, and also must meet WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE P.M. federal standards in order to SWEET ■ O F O N E 1-LB. 1-Z. C O N T. WASHINGTON (AP) - agencies representing con ANALGESIC TABLETS GRAND UNION ANALGESIC/SLEEPING AID Qualify for payment of service LUSCIOUS I LYSOL BASIN, TUB stituencies and speaking for • \ Arthritis BRAND Congressional conunittees are B O TTL E OF 100 The night time pain ralievaf or Com C $1 Keep these on hand % M^care. TASTE TREAT often more vehement in op special group,” he said. 1 1 Strengln in the freezer I & TILE CLEANER ' BUFFEPi'' for quick lunches / posing reorganization attempts Seidman, who was an official B O TTL E OF 50 GREEN COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 or Peas y ' l ^ l and snacks. Q. On what date were LIMIT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER in the executive branch than Uie in the U.S. Bureau of the I Cottage 2.19 Value 1.49 Value chiropractor’s services first administration because of a Budget before coming to the un- C a b b a g e lb feared loss of authority, a X I covered? iversity, offered several BIGL CULTIVATED 2 I J . University of Connecticut BIG L suggestions to organize the SALE Cheeso I professor told a congressional House of Representatives. SALE A. Certain limited services 50'K’STAMPS Birds Eye Banquet 2-lb provided by chiropractors are Blueberries b^ ’t. 59< committee today. He said the status of com I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE “The Congress has been far mittees which have general French Fries Fried Chicken covered from July 1, 1973. “MOONLIGHT” I OFONE1-LB.5-OZ. AEROSOL CAN less aggressive in protecting jurisdictions should be up LUSTRE BRECK ^ 1 LYSOLSPRAY and defending its institutional graded, while the number of Q. Are chiropractic services A 3 9 pk No Rinse Creme Rinse When you haven't other than manual manipula M ushroom s I 8 9 ‘ 1 DISINFECTANT interests than it has been in sub-conunittoes, particularly got the time to SPRAY Crinkle Cut fuss and bother, , tion of the spine covered by COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 fighting reorganizations which those with narrow, single pur LIMIT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER threaten committee jurisdic SHAMPOO hSat Regular and With Body Great with your the family will xio Medicare? poses, should be r^uc^. steak dinner. love this. Pl« T h e d a k e r y ‘^Health and ‘dfeauty Aids tions,” said Dr. Harold Seid- Bine> l i man. lO o z. Jar A. No. 8 oz. Bottle “ What may appear to be Watch Your 1.45 Value Q. Do I file the same form for GRAND UNION FRESH BAKE l-LB. 6-OZ. FAST PAIN RELIEF structural eccentricities and 1.95 Value HendnVs Pop N’ Fudge |50’S"STAMPS Taste O’Sea Fish N’Chips payment of chiropractor bills Muenster SlicespKc 55^= SIZE FOR l°T^ 69* anomalies within the executive White Bread 3 1 Anacin WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE as I do for my medical doctors g r a n d u n io n NON-DAIRY BIGL 12oz. Bottle Boys' and girls' love Pop N'Fudge 1* Lunch time favorite. . . serve with NANCY LYNN SUGAR TOOTHPASTE ■ OF ONE 1-LB. S-OZ. CAN branch are often nothing but for snacks. bills? 6.4-PZ. 0 9 c SALE 1.89 Value 8 9 « onion rings. mirror images of jurisdictional FAT-GO i.*69*’ A. Yes. Soft Margarine BOWL 39*= Party Donuts pkg35* Close-Up TUBE I swiFrs conflicts within the Congress.” GRAND UNION PAST. PROC.-COL. WH. COMB. NANCY LYNN i .ig CAPSULES Lo m ugly exeat* weight with the I HAM PATTIES Seidman said in the remarks Q. Must the chiropractor 60Z. FLQc 10 IN Q 7 c prepared for the House Select tanalble NEW FAT-60 diet Green Giant Cora on the Cob Broccoli Spears«Bnissel Sprouts complete or furnish any type of Amer. Slices pko 8 9 “= Apple Pie PKG. Contac PKG. O / I COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 plan. Nothing aaneatlonal |u*t SQUIBB '■ LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMERlER Conunittee on Conunittees that steady weight lot* for thoea that SCHICK Pop in the freezer for a GENESEE VALLEY BRAND 4 lO a S i certification on my request for the interests of the Congress really want to loae. MINERAL OIL quick vegetable. Serve it hot with lots of butter. A pt|i I Medicare payment? Super Chromium 49* BONUS EXTRA HEAVY A. The chiropractor must cer and of individual conunittees A full 12 day supply only $2J0. DOUBLE EDGE BLADES 5 Q TRIPLE S Th e price of two cup* of coffee. tify that the documenting X-ray are not necessarily the same 16 oz. Bottle 2 4 'O F F 5 0 'O F F 1 0 'O F F 50 S T A M P S BLUE s t a m S and may conflict. A*k drug store PACK OF 5 Taste O'Sea Onion Rings is available for review. This Sara Lee Banana Cake WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE about the F A T-6 0 reducing plan Good with lots of tangy certification should appear on OF ONE BOX OF 24 I OFONE9.S-OZ. BOX OF ONE 1-LB. PKO. Congress can benefit, he said, and start losing weight this week. OR ORANGE OR CHOC. CAKE m . J 0 C O F O N E 10-OZ. JA R O F O N E 12-OZ. PK G . RND. OR SO. 1.00 Value stops Shop ketchup. Freezer stocking special. the Request for Medicare Pay I by bolstering those executive Money back In full If not complete 3 k 1 REG.OR SUPER MAXWELL HOUSE ! GENERALMILLS , OSCAR MAYER OSCAR MAYER 1.08 Value ment form. agencies which cart offer a ly aaUafled with weight lost froln MODESS jCHIPOS POTATO CHIPS" . ALL MEAT FRANKS VARIETY PACK _ national perspective on national the very first package. INSTANT COFFEE O R A L L B E E f Hendrie’s Fun Ice Milk Have a question about Social COUPON OOOO THRU SAT., JULY 14 COUPON OOOOGOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 SOc ! ,^ > 1 COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 14 " W COUPON OOOO THRU SAT., JULY 14 f U i COUPON OOOO THRU SAT., JULY 14 BIG L BIGL Breyer’s uuniW Ice Cream NYR issues. DON'T DBLAY LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER M m lC eJ LIMIT:0NECOl~ COUPON PER CUSTOMER I LIMIT: ONE COUPON PBR CUSTOMER J jJ J | > ! v LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Security and its retirement, MRO ® “ Otherwise, the (Congress is gat PAT-aO today. SALE SALE ASSORTED FLAVORS ASSORTED FLAVORS survivors, disability 'dr I ® _____ A mini-priced* to*ciel. almost entirely dependent In its O nly$2JO at Old fashioned goodness. #1.39 Medicare benefits? Write to . ^ Thisadvei1is«n«irattac^thivt^,jiJ^ Gran^nionSiipar^^ irw5SS?lfflS"iT^owerQirttJieesCounties ^ legislative and |tolicy-making Questions Answers, Social LiaaEniiEXiui St in New YcmI i except New Roctieile and Irvington storM. Also effactiva in Connecticut except ChesMre and Stiaron. Not responsible tor typogrspnicai role on the recommendations FUB DEVaonNG-40% DISCOUNT Security office, 657 Main St., PAMUOEnUUIlMCY SUM a Shop In BUnchom r, 2SS middlR Tlpht. Wtst We reserve the right to limitttie quantities of sale Items. and information of executive WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 830to SillSlhrar Lane, L Harlfonl, 8 a.ni.-10!30 pjm, RMM.-Sai 'Eut Hartford, 06108. PACE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., July 11.1878 Obituaries GOP Retains Involvement Charles E. Ubert E. Richmond of Rockville and BOLTON— Charles E. Ubert, Mrs. Ronald Atwood of Tblland. (Continued from Page One) ' Sturman said, so research woik which project management Senate Edge which has already been done people will be available to any 72, of Bolton Center Rd. died Funeral services are Friday early last evening at his home. at H a.m. at the Potter Funeral and goods efficiently, and to be won’t be repeated. The first organizations, service clubs, Mr. Ubert was bom Dec. 31, Home, 456 Jackson St., economically f^ b fe . phase wUl r e ^ t in a “ regional and so on. development criteria report,” — “ MfaiiHiblic hearings” to 1900 in Brighton, Engiand, s ..,v f ^ ii* MlfiNi^iinygA •. I'v/ftit; c\ PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Wed.. July 11, iw a ' M^C H ESTER EVEawiG HERALD. BOanchester, Conn., Wed., July 11, 1978- PAGE FIFTWtgN Day Camp Plane Birthday J^arty MMH Party to Suit Plans are being made by Camp Kennedy penonnel for a On New Standards 10th Anniversary Party on Aug. I. Invited guests will be all Manchester Memorial for price increases that do not those people who helped and Hospital is among 12 co- showed an Interest in tlie camp take place at the beginning of pkiintiffs in Connecticut who their fiscal years: since its first sununer session have joined the Connecticut - i n 1964. Pettit also said, “This suit is Hospital AssoclaUon in filing not an attack on price or cost Camp Director David Moyer suit to prevent implementation announced the appointment of control, but ra tb ^ on the ar of new standards of the federal bitrary and unreasonable sts^ three additional volunteer government’s Cost of Living counselors, bringing to 97 the dards recently issued by the, CouncU. ’The action is being Ck)st of Living CouncU.” number on the list. All from the taken to clarify inconsistent same family, the three are Kim Edward M. Kenney, ad and discriminatory forms and ministrator of Manchester Wright, Tami Wright and Jerl instructions recently isinied by Memorial Hospital, said, “We Wright. the federal body. Moyer said about 40 campers feel there .are gross inequities James G. Pettit, president of that need some clarificaUon, now are signed up, and that an the association, said the action ideal ratio of 1 to 1 camper to and we want to get them is “not an attempt by hospitals cleared up before it’s too late.” counselor exists. to escape the freeze, and has “We have gained additional nothing to do with the recently campers and we lose volunteers RECORD ROYALTIES created Cotnmission on TO TORNADO STATES to vacations, etc.” he said. Hospitals and Health Care in He announced the donation of LOS ANGELES (AP) - Intern Connecticut.” Record producer Charles 10 dozen cupcakes by Mrs. Among the five features of ^ w a rd ’Timbrell of 10 Tmnan Greene has announced that all Stanley Grzyb, son of Mr. and the ( ^ t of Living Council’s profits due his record company, Mrs. Stanley P. Grzyb of 20 requirements to which the co Greene Mountain R ^ rd s , Berkley St., has been awarded plaintiff hospitals are o b je c ,^ from its current release of the the degree of Doctor of are; (1) Portions of wage litUe Richard record, “In the Medicine from the University boosts that might be given' by Middle of the Night,” plus all Manchester of Connecticut and will serve a hospitals to low-wage employes royalties due the artist and year of internship at Deaconess cannot be used to justify price publisher, would be donated to Hospital Hospital, Spokane, Wash., increases needed by the in tornado victims. followed by two years in the stitutions; (2) Hospital The money is to go to pubUc Notes Public Health Service. employe fringe benefits, such service agencies in 12 states as health insurance and pension recently ravaged by tornados (VISITING HOURS) plans, will be restricted as — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Dr. G r ^ received his BS justification for any such price Georgia, Virginia, Kansas, Ten Intermediate Care Semi degree cum laude with honors increase requests; (3) nessee, Mississippi, Michigan, private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 in biology from Dickinson Hospitals would be penalhKd North C^arolina, Oklahoma and p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 College, Carlisle, Pa., in 1968. Texas. Working within two-foot grids marked off by string, Jane dustpans for screening to recover items from the old a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Glen Kawam and Stephen Casalino work on uncovering a Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Lehrer and Linda Brady, students from Eastern Connec woolen mill at Gay City State Park. Since May 1972, he has ticut State College, scrape soil and preep contents into chimney of a house in the deserted Gay City settlement. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Intensive Care and Coronary worked on a health project FHTCHE8 cups CO. Care: Immediate family only, sponsored by the University of anytime, limited to five Colorado Medical Center Jester Entertains at Camp minutes. delivering care to migrant farm Owf 25 Yaar^^xpartonc^ 0^ MANCHESTER Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. - workers, and alM as a REMMTQII cSCMK research fellow at the Universi Auto - Plato - Window Qtoas - Mirrors - Qtoss Archeologists Explore Gay City Did You Know. Camper Andrea Landsberg toys with the Burger King M cf^thy, supervisor of Burger King. McCarthy also 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 NOKLGO •SRKMI p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., ty of California ’Trauma Center Furnitura Tops • PIctura Framing • Hroplaca 6 • RONSOII Jester (Bruce Landry) Tuesday at Camp Kennedy during a donated fllO to this camp for mentally retarded children- of San Francisco General Buttons and bones, hooks and reconstruct a picture of. Each area is marked off in and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Door Mirrors - Msdicina Cabinats • Spoctol Work Also easily seen is the pit Other finds included two or and red current berry bushes. lunch party sponsored by Burger King. After a skit per- proceeds from the sale of orangeade d u ^ Sesqulcoiten- Hospital. eyes, Pitkin glass, fabrics, everyday life 150 years ago. eight-foot squares using the An Electric Shaver Age Limits: 16 in maternity, where the machinery was three hats similar to the kind As for the stable area, which formed by jester and king, the campers and counselors nial Week. This sum will benefit the Patch Fund. (Herald nails, clay pipes and even a pair H eadi^ the “expedition” is remaining stone foundations as should be Cleaned, Oiled 12 in other''areas, no limit in CoMtetor'a Itanw housed, and in the pit is an old worn 100 years ago by all is located closely to the house, were treated to hamburgers and orangeade by Charles photo by Klemens) of old spmtacles are few of the Mrs. Marlon Me.ek, an dimensions. Some of these self-service. Danish Ptatoa spring from one of the workmen. The commonest Mrs. Meek claims it was “very and Adjusted Periodically These interests in rural Mamhester 649*4521 items a group of archeologists archeologist and assistant stones weight at least one ton All emergency patients and Prasidanttal machines. finds have been nails, some of cleanly kept” as most of the for Maximum and Longer medical care and the and students from Eastern professor of history at Eastern. and it is presumed they were outoatients are requested to use Dacantora Work at the mill area, finds have been found in the Llfe.aa nutritional problems of trauma Connecticut State College have She is being assisted by Robert moved by ox-drawn sleds. them handmade, but the timbers the new emergency room en Nulint although > o n ly h a v in g of the mill and houses have long walls rather than on the ground. victims have led to publications EatimatM Gladly Qlvan uncovered among the deserted Gradie, an archeologist from In some of the sections a Tolland trance off Armory St. Access to RaproducMons progr^sed about two inches since rotted our burnt. She also claims t ^ t, once Why spend money needleeely? in national medical journals Opan Thura. A FrI. Mil 9 P.M. ruins of three buildings in Gay Sturbridge Village. further breakdown of two-foot the entrance via existing helow the present ground level. The mill was built, according they started digging in this and an invitation to sp e ^ at the S a t till 8 P.M. City State Park, Hebron. grids has been made and it is in Preserve the life of your Area Police Report driveways. Plaalics In Stock to records, by the Gay family in area, there was a smell of annual scientific session of the these sections at the woolen Pediatrics; Parents allowed 8 American College of Surgeons 54 McKee St, Mandieiter - 3/ie" - % " the early 1800’s. However, manure as the top layers of Representatives from Stur mill that the group Is now a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid in (^cago. (Off Cantar Strati) stock Shasta or Cut The deserted settlement, con during the War of 1812, it failed. earth were removed. bridge Village have visited the digging, scraping and sifting. Do your Face a Favor. Bring your Shavar to Pet S h o w Planned night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sixes sisting of over a dozen cellar site to try to get some ideas for Story and Photos Shortly thereafter it was con The “expedition” has been holes and mill dams as well as a mill village that is planned for By Anne Emt verted under the name of working on very “ limited VERNON-ELLINQTON Police said they made the VIVIAN KENNESON West, Rt. 30, addiUon, $4,000; — - i*r*iV Y V Y V iw w iArxaAi the substantial ruins of a woolen The back wall of the mill still Lafeyette Manufacturing Com funds,” according to Mrs. Meek Four Hartford persons were arrest on a Circuit Court 12 Sturbridge. stands, revealing where the QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER Ck>rrespondent Donald Zagora, Eaton Rd., gar Discharged Tuesday: Maria mill built sometime at the pany to a satinette mill (a satin and the group will not be arrested by State Police Mon warrant. Lynch was held on a Tel. 8754704 age and breezeway, $3,500; Vic The group is working on only canal came In to turn the water 20 BIRCH s t r e e t , MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 • 646-5^ Giuliani, RFD 1, Bolton; beginning of the last century, is imitation of-wool and cotton) working much longer this year day (m charges stemming from $5,000 bond and was to be The Board of Recreation will tor Natale, CJlark IM., meter three of the buildings now—the wheel and work the machinery, Maureen L. Chlpps, Elnfield; being carefully screened by the has already revealed evidence and in 1830 it burned to the in the area. alleged trespassing on presented in court today. sponsor a pet show tomorrow at change, $200. woolen mill, a private house Sydney, S. Hand, East Hart group in an effort to and then proceeded out through of burnt soil verifying that the ground and was never rebuilt. However, plans call to spend Rockville Water Co. property at A South Windsor youth — 1 p.m. at Crandall’s Park for a ll, Warranty Deeds and stables. the front of the mill. mill did bum. ford; Julia N. Townley and son, The ruins of the house which more time next year and the Snipsic Lake. Wade A. Gallo, 19, of 43 Manor cUldren ages 5 through 14. Warranty deeds filed with the The upper section of the area Enfield; Geneva Holds, 24 was chosen by the archeologists following years in a project that Nicholas, Denise and Susan Lane — was similarly charg^ Ribbons will be awarded in town clerk last week include: above the water wheel and Read Herald Advertisements Eldrldge St.; Edward Samoski, consist mainly of the foundation could take as long as ten years. Abramenko wore charged with by Vernon Police Monday. several categories. Cy.and I Realty to Norman and where the machinery was Wethersfield; Wilbur B. stones and the basement area third-4egree criminal trespass. Police said about $100 in cash A puppet show will be Diime Edmond, property on housed was reached ^ an old SoutherglU, 18 Starkweather St. which is approximately five State Police at the Stafford was taken from a night atten presented at 3 p.m. Friday for Columbine Rd.; Richaird A. St. Also, Frances Natter, Swan road, still recognizeable, feet below ground area. barracks reported today. dant at the service statlcm on younger children. The show is Germain to John L. and leading to the entrance of the son Rd., Coventry; RoiuM 0. In this area, three boys from UY Walentina Abramenko was June 28. No weapon was used in presented by “God’s Minority” Marilyn N. Koblasz, property Pelton, East Hartford; Elvira mill. According to Mrs. Meek, Bolton, Glen Kawam, Stephen charged with bathing in a public the robbery, police said. and a local church group. on Dogwood Rd.; M ^ E. and Dinlnnl, $55 W. Middle 1)>ke.; this was used as “dump area” Casalino and Dane Ward, have 12th, 13th water supply, police said. The Board of Recreation Ronald W. Dixon to F r ^ H. and Maiy F. Peduzxi, 80 Fairview but known by the people of the started to unearth the brick and 14th Police said the water com SOUTH WINDSOR reminds parents and children Kathy H. Smart, property on Dr., South Wlndwr; A. Paul town as “the Button Factory.” chimney. pany asked for arrests of Tuesday automobile ac enrolled in the regular swim Crystal Lake Rd.; Richard B. Berte, 57 Tuck Rd.; Keith G. However, the archeologists It was in the basement of this anyone trespassing on its cidents reported by South Wind program that Friday Is the end Jr. and Rita S. Wetherell to Duclau, 85 High Ridge Rd., have found dozens of scraps of house that some pieces of posted property. sor Police includ^; of Ae scheduled Session 1. Nelson G. and Claire P. South Windsor; Samara cloth, including netting and pottery, Pitkin glass, clam The four persons were • A 3:33 p.m. collision at Building Permits Paradis, property on Kozley Christiana and son, 58 Birch veiling, hooks and eyes, shells and cartridge caps were released for court appearance Oakland and Buckland Rds., Building permits recently Rd.; Provident Mortgage and St.; Michael S. Shurkus, 50 (Clin buckles, food bones, and but found. at Rockville July 31. South Windsor, involving issued include: Seven bouse Loan Corp. to Tranel Inc., ton St. tons of glass, wood and metal Surrounding these ruins are vehicles operated by George F. permits to Tallwood Knoll Inc. property on North River Rd. Also, Ronald Shurkus, SO Clin bearing marks from London, apple trees, rhubarb plants, VERNON Fitzgerald, 51, of 30 Scantic on Goose Lane at $26,000; Six Also, Carol G. Clark and ton St.; Sharon K. Pasay, 5 Paris and Calcutta. Mrs. Meek domestic strawberry plants Vernon Police issued one Meadow Rd., South Windsor, house permits at $32,000 to San- Madeline J. Clark to Peter J. Quarry St., Rockville; Robin T. assumes that perhaps a tailor (which now are growing wild) motor vehicle summons and 31 and Clarence R. Crandall, 57, of tini Homes; one house permit and Patricia A. Fedora, proper McCartan, 881 Griffin Rd., worked in this area. motor vehicle warnings after Warehouse Point. Crandall was to Bilow Builders at ^,000; ty on Old Stafford Rd.; Norman South Windsor; Margaret J. using radar on South St., charged with failure to grant and one house permit to D. and Diane R. Edmonds to Skelley, 52 Ironwood Dr., Ver Washington St. and Reservoir right of way and operathig a Anthony Russo at ^,000. George M. and Linda A. non; Pamela J. Pasay, 5 Rd. ’Tuesday. motor vehicle without a MiscelUneous permits were Langeway, property on Glen Quarry St., Rockville; Linda S. The summons to court in license;, court date Is Aug. 8. issued to Philip Blis, Arnold view Dr.; James A: and Anita Lanagan, 117 Prospect St.; Bet Production Behind Demand eDMPACT volved a charge of failure to • 3:39 collision Oh Rt. 5, Dr., electric, $1,400; Frank P. Wentworth to Charles E. Jr. sy J. Amer, 95 Willow Dr., obey stop sign, police said. South Windsor, south of Rt. 194, Borowski, Old Stafford Rd., and Carole J. Mundy, property SBBMILKIsra! ATLANTA (AP) - The than that produced in the first Hebron; Sarah Christensen, failure of food production to half last year-and that in the involving vehicles driven by change entrance, $150; Richard on Anthony Rd. Warehouse Point. Thomas F. Lynch, 20, of 75 Thursday, Friday and Saturday - July 12th, 12th and 14th keep pace with consumer de face of greater demand.” Kenneth D. 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July IL 1W3^ PAGE SEVENTEEN YEAH, BUT leOTANIPSAl WITH PARTOFVOtlRJOBW^STD T WHAT DOMSU WANT MeTDDQ HADLEY: Hie First Mrs. visions. There are reasonably FIRST we BZZ BZZ AN' SVU VeSTER TAKE OUT THE flARBAae-- ) TUBWTH'WATERONAN'OFFFOR Hemingway. By Alice Hunt detailed maps of more than 30 S O TTA S e r T B Z X Z SWISHIN' Wow THAT WE HAVE ADIS- ( VOUf TH'OARBAaE DETAIL WAS mn O ' fePPK REVIEW! Sokoloff. Dodd, Mead. 102 of the metropolitan areas of the THAT WET MOP POSAL, WHAT DO VOU PRO- 1 SOMETHIN’ EXTRA 1 TOOK OW Pages. $6.95. I HASTEN AROUNOHtS ROSE TD DO TO MAKE UP / JUSTTOKEEPMOUHAPPy/ world’s leading cities, from TO OO PBET, RX7PSV FDR WHAT VOt/RE SET- / WOW THAT THERE'S AW' EVEN Many Americans have a New York to Tokyo. Career Switch VtXJR Ot/SfOA TINS OUT OFT mfllltll SPLIT DM KP'lOU THINK vague idea of Hadley as Ernest RonaldC. Hood B IPPtN fi! <36T T W ' yjLPRE OVERWORKED/ Hemingway’s first of four M LUCY: THE BITTERSWEET Associated Press MESSA&E' THE MAKING OF MODERN wives, for whom he maintained ] ) r UFE OF LUCILLE BALL. By ENGLISH SOCIETY FROM a nostalgic affection. Is Profitable. Joe Morelia and Edward Z. Ep 1850. By Janet Roebuck. Scrib You can finish this book and T H E EMPEROR stein. Lyle Stuart Inc. 281 ner’s. 198 Pages. $8.95. Pages. 17.95. be left with exactly the same F r e d e r i c k i i o f vague idea. Seldom does a bi h o h e Ns t a u f f e n . By PHIL THOMAS “ so that I’m making enough I This unduly slender book is ography tell so little. By Thomas Curtis Van AP Books Editor m m We all love Lucy. We must. money to support myself and I V part of a series on the develop It is based on more than 100 Qeve. (teford University Press. NEW YORK (AP) - For au leat C(»momy Uutlet '<*c Lucille Ball is as much a part my family while writing. * I ment of English society from letters from Hadley to Ernest 607 Pages. $19.25. thor Robert Kimmel Smith, 39 ‘Sadie’ is going to set me up in. | tvmB., Wad. # to • a n o n . , IM . •'«> ■ of American television — in Anglo-Saxon times to Elizabeth Hemingway; his to her have Fredo'ick II of Hohenstaufen, is a lucky number. the writing business.” ■ deed, our lives — as Milton S»t8tod(01atodAaitorlfc«iw> MICKEY FINN II. The series is intended for been lost. Also it is “ the recol Holy R onan emperor and king Smith, a relaxed, talkative, Smith, who lives in Brooklyn, ^ BY HANK LEONARD Berle or Ed Sullivan, or any of the general reader, and in this lections of Hadley Hemingway of Sicily early in the 13th centu 42-year-old, recalls that despite says he starts writing “ as soon | BUT YOU'I/E GOTTA PROMISE SOUNDS LIKE the early entrancing entertain Ones AgabiW o Offer I MUST DO IT! THEM volume Dr. Roebuck provides Mowrer given to the author in ry, was undoubtedly one of the a successful career in advertis as my wife, a literary agent, ■ / TELL you, SIS' N O T TO TELL PHIL! I DON'T SOMETHING VOU \ COPS IN NITPIK GARDENS ers who took over our homes — VUE GOT A PLAN WANT TO IMPLICATE HIM! an almost breathless survey of many dozen personal inter most remarkable monarchs in ing he decided the year he leaves for work in the morning SHOULDN'T 00/. TOOK ME FOR A PATSY/, and our hearts on the “ mir THAT ABSOLUTELY NOW TM GONNA TURN i the highly complex period be views over a period of nearly history. And his giffo were so turned 39, “ This is it. I’ve got and the kids go to school. I’ll CAN'T MISSJ acle” small screen. THINGS AROUND! tween 1850 and 1970. two years.” varied he gener^y has won to see if I can sit at a type work — with a TV and lunch MEATOWI PATHS Some article writers can the admiration of people of writer and' create something Yet, Uncle Miltie is no longer break at noon -r until Ure kids In the preface, readers are make a subject, interviewed imagination. from my own thoughts.” on the air, nor is Smiling Ed. come home. If I’m really going forewarned that the book em once, come alive for the reader Frederick was bom to a situ Getting out of the ad agency But Lucy is. though, I tell the kids to get phasizes “ tremendous improve in 2,000 words. Miss Sokoloff ation virtually impossible for that he operated with a couple T-// lost and keep on going but that ISSasS- WHV AAOTHERS SET r N ^ A 13J V S oaoiw Irnd * ■ iy PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Wed., July 11.1978 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, M anche^, Conn., Wed., July 11, 1973- PAGE N1NET1CT!N r.e ^ Red Sox Complete Climb to First Place Moriarty’s Shellacked Golf Fee Increase Out Herald Angle The Mpcheater Board of Directon will not consider STANDINGS a request from the Manchester Country Cluh for pei^ BLOOMINGTON, Minn. The Red Sox purchased chance to pitch every four out line single in the ninth, said Twins’ designated Manager Eddie Kasko & d closer to the pitcher he mission to raise iu greens fees p d the proposal has (AP) — The Boston Red Sox the 32-year-old ri^t-hander days. They said OK and gave got the only hts off Tiant, hitter Tony Oliva, was to fij^t off criticism, ^ was.” By Earl Yost been dropped for the time heing. hold first place in the East from Atlanta’s Richmond me ttie chance.’ ’ who has lost eight. hitless in four trips. “ He pecially after the 17 season. Town M pager Rohert Weiss reported Tuesdiy Division of the American farm club in 1971 and kept looks like he did four years “ We gave him the chance Boston picked up its two AMERICAN LEAGUE Second Night in Row night that federal guidelines, under Phase III, would Tiant, 1-7 in 1971 with the Coupled with New York’s League today, thanks to a him in the minors to recover ago when he won 21 games runs in the third when East not permit the raise. Red Sox and then 15-6 with a loss to Chicago, the victory because he was a 20-game Sports Editor hunch and Luis Tiant’s 2-1 from a cracked shoulder for Cleveland. When he left winner before,” said Kasko. Dwight Evans doubled to W L Pet GB Board of Directors’^ permission is required under great second half in 1972, put the Red Sox three two-hitter over the blade. us, I thought he could catch right center, then moved to Boston 45 38 .542 Visably showing sips of wearing thin, Moriarty the lease granted the Country Club for the town-owned proved he really has come percentage points ahead of Last night it was Steve McCusker and Pete Sala who were Minnesota Twins Tuesday on with somebody. He “ If he won 20 before, maybe th&d on a grounder by Mario New York 48 41 .539 Brothers’ entry in the Hartford Twili^t Baseball Leape land. back against the Twins with the Yankees in the East Baltimore 38 .525 IVt roughed up by the invaders. Mike M cDopld led a winning night. “ I bad a feeling r i^ t here looked gdod, but was a little he could do it again. You Guerrero. Tommy Harper absorbed its second strai^t shellacking last night at the Club officials had sought p increase iU fees $1 his 11th victory. Division title race after they Detroit 44 42 .512 2 offense with three of his club’s d ozp blows. McCusker was The hunch came two years that I would com e back^’ wild. I believed he would be could see him improve. I smashed a double into left Notes From the Little Black Book h pds of Herb’s within 24 hours. across the board for 18-hole play and SO cents across won their eighth game in MUwaukee 42 43 .494 4 driven to cover in the fourth frame after surrendering ago after the Twins gave up Tiant said, pounding his Joe Lis, with a double that back.’ ’ couldn’t visualize then, scoring Evans and scored on Monday night, the Hartford nine posted an impressive the board for nine holes. nine starts. aeveland 30 56 .349 16Mi It pays to be in the employ of the Town of Manchester. s e v p runs. Sala was also no mystery to the visitors who on Tiant and gave him his chest after stopping the scored a run in the second, though, how he would be a single up the middle by 128 decision p d last nif^t at Mt. Nelte the once potent p d The present fee schedule is $4 for residenU p d $5 “ Tiant looks super good,’’ But first, Tiant and West Pay raises for department heads and assistants, effective had home runs from R o p ie Krough p d Bud Godlksen. unconditional release. Twins. “ All I wanted was a and Rod Carew, with a two- now. But he was getting Luis Aparicio. power-laden perennial champions were administered an for nonresidento for 18 holes on weekdays, for Oakland 48 39 .552 July 1, as approved by the Board of Directors, included Both were hit off McCusker during the fifth inning uih 85 Kansas Qty 49 41.544 H salary jumps for Mel Siebold and Carl SUver. TTie former, 114 lacing before a small crowd. rising. residents and $7 for non-residents on Saturdays p d California 45 39 .536 recreation director, was upped in pay from $13,582 to $14,- Manager G p e Johnson’s club retained its lead in the Sundays and $2 and $3 for residents and non-residents Chicago 45 40 .529 2 750, an increase of $1,168, udiile Silver, assistant rec direc Eastern Division with a non-too impressive 78 record. The locals scored once in the first frame but saw Herb’s weekdays for nine holes and $2.50 p d $3.50 for town McDaniel Goes Route MinnesoU 43 40 .518 3 tor, moved up from $10,002 to $11,425, an increase of Herb’s p d East Hartford are second with identical 4-7 thke a 2-1 lead in the second and then explode for five nms residents and non-residents for weekend competition. Texas 30 54 .357 16Vk Castoff8Prove Worth $ l,^ ...I r y Russell,*¥^o was a fine lineman with the stpdards. ’Three of Herb’s four wins have come against in the fourth p d four more in the sevpth. The locals Tuesday’s Games the Silk Towners. tallied twice ih the fifth p d once in the last canto. aeveland 7, Oakland 5 Manchester Merchants when they ruled the roost in New California 10, Baltimore 8,10 England semi-pro football, recently completed 25 years Only bright spot for the home nine last night was Jim Walt Strong went the route for Ge Herb’s, scattering innings with Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford. Another recent B alespo’s homer, his fourth of the cam paip. It came in eight hits, two each by Frank DiMauro, reliable Rich Rior- Weiskbpf Ready In American League Bradford Hero Detroit 5, Texas 4 Quarter Century Gub member was Jdhn W aper, once ac the seventh innihg after Herb’s bad sa lt^ away the vic d p and Balesano. Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 3 tive in the Little Leape baseball propam here as a tory. Next start for the MB’ s will be Thursday night against Boston 2, Minnesota 1 member of the volunteer umpiring staff...Spejaking of um M oripty pitchers have given up 23 nins in two games. Volkswagen at St. Thomas. To Beat Course NEW YORK (AP) - Somewhere provided Steve Busby with the margin For Sox Again Chicago 2,. New York 1 pires, here’s one group that rates a special salute. Headed out in baseball land there are six of victory. Busby did the rest himself, Wednesday’s Games up by Alton Cowles, men were supplied for all games again laughing American League general striking out 13 Brewers to set a Kan Oakland (Hunter 13-3) at this season for free...What’s this with the Boston Red Sox TROON, Scotlpd (AP) —, Tom Weiskopf, the “ third aeveland (Perry 8-12) managers. sas City record. CHICAGO (AP) — “ He’s been our salvation,” said winning away from Fenway Park? Now if the club can man” of the $125,000 British Open Golf Championship, set Not only did their teams score more Boston (Curtis 7-7) at out today in a bid to beat the course he has come to lute. Manager Chuck Tanner of Buddy Bradford. “ He’s been in Minnesota (Blyleven 11-8) only win big at home during the upcoming 12-game home Indians-A’s “ I don’t like this course at all,” said the tall yopgster runs than the other guys Tuesday the middle of 'all our wins since he came up.” Ctdifornia (Ryan 10-10) at stand, something it hasn’t been able to do all year, the Red night, always cause for a grin. Torres’ three-run homer was the Once again Bradford was smack in the middle Tuesday from the United States, before he took on the 7,064-yard, final blow in an Indian comeback Baltimore (Cuellar 4-9), N Sox could very well move into first place. Ten days ago the But the real side-splitter is that night when the Chicago White Sox edged the New York p p 72 Troon layout on Scotlpd’s blustery west coast. which wiped out a 5-0 deficit. Teyas (Allen 0-3) at Detroit New York Yankee fans were being heard and since being players they picked up from other Yankees 2-1 and knocked them out of the American League (Perry 8-8), N cooled off by Boston it seems that Red Sox diehards, quiet Weiskopf was third in the UOS. Open last month, he’s teams were instrumental in those vic East lead as Boston took over with a 2-1 victory over Kansas City (W ri^t 5-2) at all year, are now beating the drums for their favorites. third in the list of top money winners on the U.S. circuit, tories. White Sox-Yanks Minnesota. Milwaukee (Rodriguez 1-0), N and he’s the third favorite in the betting for the British “It’s always great beating your ’Tuesday will be T-shirt day at Fenway with all youngsters —Boston’s Luis Tiant, who was un Bradford? He singled and scored the tying run in the New York (Petoson 6-10) at receiving a T-shirt for the afternoon game against Open. former teammates’ ’ Bahnsen said Chicago (Stone 4-4 or Fisher 8- conditionally released by Minnesota fifth inning and then singled home the winning run in the Chicago. The teams will also play a n i^ t game starting at British bookmakers have rated Weiskopf a 10-1 shot to after doing just that and knocking the 7),N two years ago, two-hit the Twins for a sixth in stretching his hitting streak to 11 games since 7:30. Texas is at Fenway July 12 thru the 15th with the win this 102nd British Open. That made him the third Yanks down to second place. Thursday’s Games 2-1 victory. coming up from Iowa July 1. White Sox in July 16 thru 18 with Minnesota due July 19 choice behind favorite Jack Nicklaus and defending cham White Sox player. Buddy Bradford, Oakland at Milwaukee —(Chicago’s Stan Bahnsen, a former “I never believed I’d be called back,” said Bradford thru the 22nd. Senior Citizens’ Day will be Wednesday, pion Lee Trevino. whose major league stops include aeveland at Minnesota, 2, N Nicklaus was a 7-2 shot and ’Trevino, bidding for his third Yankee, beat New York 2-1. whose hopes of going to Japan to play ball fell apart Kansas a ty at NeP York, N July 18 against the White Sox...Jay Johnstone has been —Cleveland’s Rusty Torres, another Oeveland and Cincinnati, scored the because of contractual difficulties. straight British Open, was 81 in the 153-man field that in t dng run and batted in the winning Texas at Boston, N recalled by the Oakland A’s. The Manchester-born out ex-Yankee, hit a three-run homer in 3 “ I was down ^ ere just trying to hit home runs,” he said. California at Detroit, N cludes 20 golfers from the United States. run while running his hitting streak to fielder is being used as both a centerfielder and designated the ninth, rallying the Indians over Bradford cracked 14 at Iowa and has hit four since retur Baltimore at Chicago, N hitter. Weiskopf, who has earned $171,027 on the 1973 U.S. tour, Oakland 7-5. 11 games. ning to the White Sox. was paired with Britain’s Tony Jacklin against Americans Bert Yancey and lanny Wadkins in a final practice session —C a liforn ia ’ s Lee Stanton, a Tigers-Rangers IBs bat spoiled a brilliant starting effort by relief pitcher Tuesday. refugee from the New York Mets, Sharon, who started out the season Lindy McDaniel who was making his first start as a NATIONAL LEAGUE Notes Off the Cuff 1: Troon’s frequently troublesome westerly wind was fair b elt^ three home runs in the Angels’ on Pittsburgh’s roster, didn’t expect Yankee and first since 1967 when the 37-year-old fork ball East W L Pet GB ly dormant during the round, and Wadkins, the top money 10-inning 10-8 decision over to be inji major league city, much less pitcher was with the San Francisco Giants. While Hank Aaron is zeroing in on Babe Ruth’s all-time (Herald Photo by Dean Yoit) Chicago 50 37* .575 winning rookie last year, was putting like a master, Baltimore. go four-for-four with two home runs in McDaniel fanned 11 and yielded only three hits in hopes career home run record, his teammate Darrell Evans is St. Louis 44 40 .524 4tk scoring seven birdies. Weiskopf, however, was in all sorts —Detroit’s Dick Sharon, former a Detroit victory. of again becoming a starter. making a determined bid to win the National L eap e and Luis Tiant Hurls Two-Hitter Montreal 40 43 .482 8 major le a p e home run honors. The Atlanta player has of trouble, not putting well and frequently pulling his property of the Pittsburgh Pirate's, “I never did that even in the “ I had it all together tonight,” said McDaniel. “ I knew I Pittsburgh 38 44 .463 9^ slamm^ two homers in the Tigers’ 5- Boston Ace Stops Twins Cold had to pitch a good game because the way Stan Babisen slugged 25 to tie Bobby Bonds for the National L eape drives into the rough. minors,’ ’ Sharon said. “ My best was Philadeiphia 38 47 .447 11 Fred Corcoran, veteran firector of the International Golf 4 victory over the Texas Rangers. was pitching I figured it would be tough.” New York 36 46 .439 11% lead. Evans and Bonds share the major le a p e lead. John four-for-five. Association, said it was a good sign for Weiskopf that Tom —Kansas City’ s Lou Piniella, who It was. Bahnsen, boosting his record to 11-8, matched West htoyberrey of Kansas City leads the American loop with 20 disliked the course. used to call Cleveland home, drove in Angels-Orioles McDaniel with a three-hitter through the first eight in Los Angeles 54 34 .614 circuit blows...No matter how you scramble the pot, ‘"That will make him more determined than ever,” said three runs to help the Royals defeat Stanton belted three home runs, in nings. There were two out in the ninth when Roy White Cincinnati 49 38 .563 4% Boston’s Red Sox are enjoying first place in the American Matlack Misses Corcoran. “ Just watch Weiskopf g o -if he makes a good Milwaukee 5-3. cluding a two-run game-winner in the beat out an infield hit and Terry Forster came in to San Francisco 49 40 .551 5% L eape standings at this writing udth a .542 percentage start.” In player-transaction talk, that’s 10th for the decision over Baltimore. relieve. Forster gave up a single to Bobby Murcer, but Cy Houston 47 44 .516 8% even though New York has won three more games. ’Die Atlanta 41 49 .456 14 Asked who he thought would win, Corcoran, said: "I called the last laugh. His first two homers came off Jim Bid for No-Hitter Acosta came in to retire pinch batter Jim Ray Hart and Yanks have also dropped three more starts tlun the Red San Diego 31 55 .360 22 would say Nicklaus, and then take a deep breath and say Palmer fastballs. “ I’m always end the game. Sox... New York has a .539 percentage. If the A.L. season Tuesday’s Games Trevino. But don’t leave Weiskopf out of the calculations.” Royals-Brewers looking for a fastball from that guy,’ ’ Despite his brilliant performance and keen desire to ended today, Boston would be the Eastern Division winner NEW YORK (AP) — “ It was eight inches fair ... what Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 2 Piniella, whose three RBI came on Stanton said. become a starter, McDaniel will not get into the Yankee because of a higher percentage. Hope this settles the que8 can you do?’’ Jon Matlack sighed. Cincinnati 6, Houston 0 a two-run homer and a single, rotation. tion in the minds of several readers who have called for an What Matlack did was bear down, get Skip Jutze on a Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 3 “ I had to use him as a starter because Sam McDowell Chicago 4, San Francisco 2 explauation...It’s too bad the Manchester Country Gub ' Herald photo by Oflara Mike Andrews I WAllTED ^ grounder, then strike out opposing pitcher Jerry Reuss and was hurt,” said Manager Ralph Houk. “ But he’s too St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 4 can’t raise its golfing peens fe^ as requested. Fees former teammate Tommie Agee. Night dut Watching Silk City Softball League at Charter Oak On Aaiver List I CtoM, Lito Modal valuable as a long and short relief pitcher to use as a Wednesday’s Games charged at public courses are more than the existing fees That left Tommy Helms standing on second base-an un _ S C O J ^ s ^ starter every fourte day.” Houston (Roberts 7-7) at New at MCC...’I1ianks to Phyllis Jackston, a member of the usual piace for a Houston Astro to be Tuesday night in the York (Koosman 7-7) I USED CARS Manchester Board of Directors, the board has gone on ALL WORK “ Yes, I’d like to become a starter at this point of my CHICAGO - Infielder Mike New York Mets’ 1-0 victory and Matlack’s one-hitter. Chicago (Jenkins 98) at San record as favoring a suggestion that the baseball diamond i TopPilcnPM career,” said McDaniel. “ But it depends on how Ralph Francisco (Barr 88) Dickey^s Rehabilitation Progressing Andrews became the second In fact. Helms was the only Astro to get that far against at Memorial Field be named in honor of Tom Kelley p d dissident Chicago White Sox ■$ For Ml Makos SENIOR II wants to use me. “ I think it was oiie of the best games I’ve Atlanta (Niekro 9-4) at GUARANTEED Matlack. And if he hadn’t, Matlack would be in that the track at the same area be named in honor (A Pete player to quit the American ^ CUTEKCHEVROLn 25 years' axperfsnce Indians 77 (Kurt Carlson 18, ever pitched and I don’t think I’ve ever had 11 strikeouts in Philadelphia (Wallace 1-1), N reiativeiy exclusive club today, the one whose Wipen. Both men are retired after long years as teacher- KERRVILLE, Tex. (AP) - “ I try to run naturally,” the to Lynn,” Peterson said. “ The ble. We’re optimistic.” League club, being placed on Kim Bushey 15, Jack Maloney one game.” Cincinnati (Norman 68) at i G0;IIC. membership in baseball’s record book can be found under coaches at the school. Houston Oiler quarterback former Kansas State star said. thing we’re going to be The Los Angeles Rams irrevocable waivers after 12), Eagles 74 (Joe Whelton 33, The victory was the seventh for the White Sox over the Montreal (Renko 8-5), N 1229 Main Strait the heading “ No-Hitters.” Lynn Dickey says that when he “ But the left leg must not be watching for is whether he can opened two-a-day workouts having requested his own Joe Martens 21). Yankees this season in as many starts. Pittsburgh (Briles 7-7) at San runs it feels like he’s carrying a Helms, you see, was the first Astro to reach base against strong enough yet. It’s like move if he gets into a little trou Tuesday. release on July 9th. Moriarty’s 44 (John Barry 9, “ Jinxes?” questioned Houk. “ Sure don’t believe in Diego (Arlin 5-5) N bowling ball on his left hip. BITUMINOUS Matlack, leading off the sixth inning with a vicious line- carrying a bowling ball.” Yogi Amaio 7, Tim Coaghlin 7), em. St. Louis (Gibson 88) at Los Tennis That’s the result of a dis drive double that eluded the glove of diving third baseman The Oilers conducted two off M.C.C. 39 (Bob Kichnet 12, Bill The White Sox will try to make it eight in a row and Angeles (Sutton 10-5), N located hip Dickey suffered last season camps and Dickey said DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, Wayne Garrett and landed barely inside the left field foul Thursday’s Games Maher 10, Stan Alexander 7). sweep the current series this afternoon when they send Baseball DUBLIN — Australia’s Aug. 24 in a National Football he could feel improvement in TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS. ETC. line. Houston at I^ladelphia, N Margaret Court topped Jill Min- League exhibition game for the the injured hip after the second Steve Stone, 44, against Fritz Peterson, 6-10. Pittsburgh at San Diego, N In the rest of the National League, Atlanta defeated ford of Ireland 68, 6-1 in the Houston Oilers against the St. camp. St. Louis at Los Angeles, N Fast Sarvlca, Fna Estimates INTERMEDIATE I Philadelphia 4-2, Cincinnati beat Montreal 6-2, the Chicago opening round of the Irish Open Louis Cardinals. It ended the But foot numbness, which set Only games scheduled Local Driveways Rapalrad. SaaM Medicated 43 (Kevin Cubs tuiiied back San Francisco 4-2, Pittsburgh edged San Tennis Tournament. season for Dickey in the midst in one week after surgery to Downham 16, Bobby Malon 10), Diego 4-3 and St. Louis nipped Los Angeles 54. GSTAAD, Switzerland—Alex of his duel for the starting job repair the injury, still is there. G&H PAVING Shemp Howard 21 (Lon Annulli Mayer of Wayne, N.J., defeated with Dan Pastorini. Oiler Coach Bill Peterson 9). Braves-Phils Jean Chanfreau of France 6-3, After almost one year of said he would not pamper DAY 649-5233 NITE Eagle Juniors 31 (Tommy Darrell Evans of Atlanta hit his 24th and 25th homers of Smallest Remote Town 89,81 in a men’s singles match rehabilitation, Dickey appears Dickey. Tierney 19), Cagers 31 (Rich the season to take the major leagu&-for about an hour. in the International Tennis to be progressing satisfactorily. “ We’re going to treat him 0 Haberen, Glen Cwper 6). Then, in San Francisco, Bobby Bonds hit hik 25th for the Readies for PGA Event Championships. But he still remembers. just like nothing ever happened Giants. ALUMNI JUNIORS “I hope I’m on a hot streak now,” Evans said after Taking advantage of 15 walks, ROBINSON, m. (AP) - This for first prize of $25,000, plus an leading the Braves past the Phillies. Manchester State Bank a o o o f ^ c A R southeastern Illinois conununi- additional $5,000 in today’ s ‘S o cce r- overwhelmed Liggett’s Reds-Expos ty of 7,200 may be small but It proam event. Parkade, 14-2, last n i^ t at the HERWIM'WlLUAMS Wednesday, Ross Grimsley did some pretty good pitching in the thinks big-like staging the Included are some golfers West Side. Kevin Hanlon, in ad fairly high on the 1973 money V ES T Reds, victory over Montreal, a game twice halted by rain. $125,000 S^e-Robinson Golf In the first of a Division D dition to pitching a three-hitter, QUALITY PAINTS AT EVERY PRICE CUSTOM WIDE TREAD July 11 Open starting Thursday. winning list—Bob Dickson, Lou He scattered five hits in the seven innings he worked—but doubleheader last n i^ , the banged out three hits. Hanlou For the sixth year, the PGA Graham, Homero Blancas, Chiefs and the Wildcats played also fanned 14 to notch the win. through for the first four of them, he had Montreal hitless. Then tournament tour will make a Oiarles Coody, Jerry Heard ILL came the second shower. to a 1-1 tie. Dean Gustafson Frank Livingston, Ray Gliha 981 Main St^ Manchester Phone 643-6636 stop at Robinson, the smallest and Jim C olb^ . Also on hand scored in the first period for the PACKAGE Saturday, “ That second delay, hurt me,” he said. “ My arm got stiff and Dave Peck chipped in with and most remote spot on the arb four previous winners— Wildcats and it an>eared that two bingles apiece. John "Member of the Downtown Main Street Guild" STORE July 14 and it took a lot out of me to warm up another time.” circuit. Dean Refram , 1968; Bob the score would hold up until a Madden paced the losers with This year, the tournament is Goalby, 1969; Labron Harris, clutch fourth quarter goal by two hits, including a double. p o m u A S ^ MANCHESTER PARKADE bucking the British Open in 1971, and defending champion Bill Masse kept the Chiefs from 6 We Just Purchased The Scotland which has drained Grier Jones. losing their first. The contest Bob Smith’s excellent relief FiBBROtABS BEI-T The Crawford County Coun WIDE"7D"8ERIES most of the big names like Jack went into two overtimes with job gave Eavings & Loan a 98 BARTENDERS try course is a rollbug 6,556 Stock of a Store Going Out Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Lee aub neither team managing to win over Groman’s last night at ya ds with par 35-36—71. For the W HITE LETTER OR Trevino, Bruce Crompton and break the tie. 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Mancheater, Conn., Wed., July 11.1>73 Richey Asks Fine Fast - - Effective fOR TR£RCriOR The “ Action Marketplace” Herald Classified Ads YO yW ART • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers For Net Players (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers • Fast Results - 1 Day ; ...... 8(t per word per day •4 . 't Days...... f , - HOUSTON (AP) —Outsprten tennis they should be suspended. That’s the 3 ... 7(t per word per day star Giff Richey says some of the pro 6 Days...... •.. 6(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR way the H,TF (International Lawn CJASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS tennis players who ignored the recent Tennis Federation) does things.” 26 Days ...... •. . 5(t per word per day boycott of the Wimbledon Cham ler ATP manber, Hie Natase Happy Ads .. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION pionships should be fined $5,000. umania played in the tournament. l)ead!ine for Saturday and Monday Richey referred specifically to Richey said it was rumored Natase PiiONE - U is !2:00 Noon Friday England’s Roger Taylor, who play would lose his passport if he did not 64327 in the tournament despite a boycott by play. “If that is true, you have to look the Association of Tennis Players. Help Wanted 35 Jy ___ .at him differently than you do PLEASE READ 1971 HONDA CL175, excellent The Association includes many of the Taylor,” Richey said. . BOX LETTERS condition. Low mileage. 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Richey told the Houston Sports the ILTF has a place in the game in advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST ATTRA(JTIVE house available Herald photo by Ofiara XW riters and Sportscasters Association amateur tennis, and to oversee things DAY IT APPEARS and GIRL’S 3-speed, 26” bike, NURSE’S Aides, wanted for for dependable truck and trac Readers answering bliml box full-time on all shifts. Salmon Tuesday. out of our jurisdiction. ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time excellent condition. Call after tor driver on shade tobacco Dave White Unloads Double for Groman^s 5:30 p.m., 646-1072. Brook Convalescent Home, off farm. Year around employ ‘‘They should be fined, say $5,000. ‘‘The ILTF governing us is like the identity can follow this for the next insertion. The House Street, Glastonbury. procedure: Herald is responsible for only ment. Write P.O. Box 1077, a That’s a lot of money. 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RN WANTED for full-time on 7 swimmers appeared oh their Call Doris Blain, Director of I Nice People Softball HARTFORD (AP) - former boxer and newly- Pep was rejected bee tuse of a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to Nurses, 646-0129, Manchester Loat and Found way to a domination of the ninth Former world appointed state Athlqtics an unfavorable report from * Autoa For Salo PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of Manor Nursing Home, 385 West Maccabiah Games, winning a featherweight boxing cham S^retary C3uco Vejar said the state police. you-wait printing, xeroxing, Nursing, Salmon Brook Con Center St. total of nine medals on the first Shrider rapped two singles and wedding invitations, business valescent Home, off House JERRY BASKIN pion Willie Pep, defeated in he would grant a license to ‘‘I have nothing to hide AMERICAN Street, Glastonbury. 633-5244. I TONIGHT’S GAMES day of competition, but it was seven other players had hits. forms and cards, letterheads and “CREW" inning except for the second in Sweden’s Anita Zamowlecki his first round with the state Pep. and they can print anything and stationery. Post Road SALES CLERK I Fuller vs. Allied Printing, In the final game of the ’The losers’ attack was paced SECRETARY - Receptionist. whitewashing Willie’s Steak who led the aquatic surge into over a boxing referee’s Vejar was overruled by in the state police report on regular season, the Barbers by Joe Panaro, with two base Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. Part-Uma nights. i 6:15 Fitzgerald license, has thrown in the Boxing Commissioner Bar page one of ^ e newspaper,” NO’TICE is hereby given that Small manufacturing firm has Gorman vs. Honda, 7:30 House, 18-0, at Robertson. Joe the record books. topped the Lawyers, 10-7, last hits. John Haslett added a blow Optional Share Book No. 4493 1968 BUICK Skylark, custom, 2- opening for a girl with |Much happiness and^ door hardtop, air-conditioning, ODD jobs, landscaping, JEWELRY DEPT. Fitzgerald Camposeo hurled a five-hitter The Swedish competitor towel to end the second bara Dunn. She later said Pep said. night.at Verplanck. For the for the 6-10 Lawyers. Dave issued . by the Manchester experience in general office broke standards for the round. power brakes, power steering, household repairs, carpentry. KIND’S DEPARTMENT STDRE |contlnue(jl success Inj Sportsman vs. Lynch, 8:45 and produced three bingles. Barbm, 9-7 for the year, Jeff Quesnel won it on a fourdiitter. Savings'^and Loan Association, Call 6494594. procedure. Duties Include MANCHESTER PARKADE Dan Webb had two inside-the- women’s freestyle and 200- Pep said Tuesday night he Incorporated, has been lost and automatic transmission, low typing, shorthand, filing, and |your new offices. 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Ken Ferry also the records coming in relay year. FOUND — Female Malmute Vernon, (Jonn. 872-8311. train and advance. Busy 6:15 llling black with bit of gray. 1967 GTO, 4-speed, very good Call our competitors and then evenings, 529-8056, Paul instructor needed for full-time homered. races. The sport was legalized condition, tires very good, call call us, 649-7034. Cosgrove, 643-5364. position. Excellent salary and Manchester office, 646-3050. CHARTER OAK Call Coventry Dog Warden, 423- “KEEP S M U K - The Town’s Pete Henry and The American power in last year by the state 6524. 8^-21^ after 5:30 p.m. CARPENTRY — Porches, gar fringe benefits. Teaching Wholesale Tire trounced Bruce ’Thieling each had three swimming was matched by ages, additions, repairs, small HOUSE Painters — Insured, S&K ROOFING — New gutters experience required. Call 525- AVON CALLING! How does ^ KEEPHKPPr legislature for the first time jobs. Free estimates. Call she do it?? Never seems short Wilbanks, 10-1, last night at hits while Tom Greer ac Israeli strength in weightlif FOUND — Male setter and PONTIAC, LeMans, 1965, 2- experienced college students, installed, chimney’s pointed, 1117 for interview appointment. ------Fitzgerald Field. Glenn Taylor counted for two safeties. ting. Israeli lifters took three since it outlawed it in the 1-Year Warranty Stephen Martin, 646-7295. good references. For free es slate a specialty. 875-5594, after of cash. Her secret? She earns i 208 retreaver cross, black good money as an Avon went 3-3 while Mike Zotta mid-1960s. General Electric air condition timate, Frank or Pete, 875-0894. 5 p.m. golds and two other medals in POWER MOWERS, hand Representative. Why not join ^You’re welcome for thi. homered and singled. Uie events to tie the United Pep said aggravation ers carry a one-year repair PART-TIME EASTERN warranty against manufactur mowers repaired, pick-up and HOUSE Painting — Interior her? Call now, 289-4922. i^nuts, the Mateus, and the§ For the losers, Stan In the race for first place. States for medals won with 12. cau s^ by the original denial ing defects of the entire air GUTTERS and roofs repaired Our bakery needs pert- conditioner, with an additional 1970 DODGE Dart, 340 delivery. Prompt-Reliable- exterior, low rates, free es |room mate. Mloganski and Don Fay had two FOUND — Male mongrel, red and replaced. Excellent time employees on a Bob & M arie’s nipped the As the 27 national teams and subsequent publicity four-year warranty on the automatic, new tires and Service. (Jail Sharpall, 643-5305. timates. Call 649-5624, 6434162. workmanship. Reasonable RN OR LPN, summer camp, The Little One singles each. Seventy-Two’s, 9-8, at Nebo. headed into the second day of was just too much to take. sealed refrigerating system. and white. Call Coventry Dog •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL baele. approximately 8 weeks. PARTS a IN-HOME SERVICE Warden, 423-6524. snows, am/fm 8-track radio. prices. Free estimates. Ralph I In 201 Tom Vecsey went 44 while A1 the contests, swimming and LABOR INCLUOED. Best offer. 649-3391 days, 646- TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Building-Contracting 14 Sunders, 646-1399. Applicants must be available Connecticut area. Ideal Pep’s case became public arrangement. Details, Medical SILK CITY Fyler had ^ e e base knocks. weightlifting were again the two weeks ago when another 2143 after 5:30 large appliances, cleaning to work any hours during the Happy Birthday G ro m a n ’s S p o rt Shop FOUND — Yellow female dog cellars, attics. Also will buy Placement Service, 2^-5226. The losers’ Mark Anderson main events. weeing choke chain. Call An MASON - Plastering, brick Haating-Plumbing 17 day OR any hours at night. to our pounded out 21 hits en route to a had three base hits. 1956 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, 1964 and sell used furniture. 645- laying, stone laying and con------dover Dog Warden, 742-7194. 1775. Company offers good hourly SERVICE Station attendant, GRANDMA JOJO 17-9 victory over Dillon Ford at Engine, good condition. $250. Crete. New and old. Free es BOTTI Heating and Plumbing rate. poriaue 10-Year Lexan* 1967 Super Sport 396, four- timates gladly given, E. part-time. Apply in person, Love, Fitzgerald. Dave White and In a makeup game. Bob & Little League to Expand Poraonala-Announcomonta 2 Prompt, courteous service. Apply: Outdoor Case speed, excellent condition. $1,- ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Call 643-1496. Clarke Motor Sales, Bolton, Lisa, Scott Dennis McArdie each collected Marie’s stretch^ its margin 200. 649-1641. tree work, removal service to Conn. three hits. Bob Kowalski RIDE needed, from FIRST NATIONAL and Cheryl over the Seventy-Two’s with a Replacement Warranty Manchester to Hartford, Mon dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - NO JOB too small. Immediate slammed two homers. after 6 p.m.. DEMONSTRATORS - Only 10-6 triumph. The winners are General Electric LEXAN* day through Friday. Vicinity 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, best Remodeling, repairing, ad service on service calls. Free STORES. INC. I ROSEMARY Dillon’s Don Simmons went 3- now 8-1 while the losers dipped outdoor cases carry a 10-yaar Heublein and Pratt and offer. Phone 646-2755. ditions, rec rooms, porches and estimates gladly given on Park t Oakland Ava., The C&B Corp. does all the Green Light Given parts and service-latxir re TWO handymen want variety of paper work for you, so you can To a Wonderful 4 while Don Storrs ripped a cir to 8-3. Dennis Connell had ^ e e placement warranty against Whitney small tool. (Jail 643- roofing. No job too small. Call heating or plumbing. Faucets East Hartford, Conn. spend all your timein earning top Wife cuit shot. hingles while Paul Sieczkowski manufacturing defects. 1710 after 6 p.m. or 525-3107 1971 CHEVROLET Vega jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer 649-3144. repaired or installed. Water Equal opporlunlly employer tilizing, mowing. (Jellars, at money demonstratingig toys,toy! homered. Goolingi during day. Hatchback, standard shift, 36,- worked on. (Jomplete iS Happy 21st Birthday For New Ball Field 000 miles, $1,200 firm. 7424460 tics, cleaned. Reliable service. MASONRY — All types of i systems, rec rooms, RN, LPN, 11-7, part-time for gifts, and gadgets. Only C&B ^ Love, Harry Roy’s sacrifice fly Mark Anderson again led the Reasonable rates. 643-5305.* S guarantees you will earn at scored Rich Marsh to power General Electric 4000 BTU, 115 Volt, Autos For Sato 4 after 4:30 p.m. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, etc. (Jail M & M Plumbing & modern convalescent home. ^ ______Joe______offense with two hits. a man-force of about 100, with concrete steps, sidewalks. No Heating, 649-2871. least $1,000 for just 50 working Fogarty Brothers to a 13-12 win By Sol Cohen Relaxed atmosphere. Apply evenings. For information help promised also by local con 7-Amp. Room Air Conditioner 1965 FORD Galaxie, XL, $450 or 1972 NOVA SS, 4-speed, mags, TREE Removal — pruning, job too small. Free estimates. Burnside Convalescent Home, over DeMaio Paving in eight i INDY The Manchester Little tractors and National Guard spraying, etc., fully insured. Over 20 years experience. After SEWERLINES, sink lines, without obligation call 283-8594 Happiness Is best offer. Call 228-3668 after 5 350 h.p. 4-barrel, stereo, orange 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart (Collect) 215-674-5200, ask for nings at Fitzgerald. Marsh Mota’s scored early to defeat League will have a new ball volunteers. Now — cooling as convenient as portable TVI Comes p.m. color, plus a lot more extras. Licensed. Free estimates. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. cleaned with electric cutters, ford, 289-9571. YOU, DADDY with Easy-Mount slide-out side panels that fit windows Vi, or write C&B (Jorp., One went 34 with two homers. He Pizza House, 11-10, at Keeney field in time for next spring’s He said the new field will per Call 649^12 after 6 p.m. Phone 633-5345. by professionals. McKinney % Happy Birthday accounted for seven RBI’s. from 22V i” to 36* wide! Plug into any adequately CARPENTRY - Repairs, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Dream Lane, Warminster, Pa., Field. John Quinn had and play thanks to a unanimous mit the eventual creation of a wiredt 115 volt appliance outlet (it uses only 7 1964 LINCOLN Continental con REAL ESTATE Sales! No 18974. We Love You, DeMaio’s Bob Tedford had a inside-the-park homer and vertible, running condition, DODGE Dart, 1967, four-door, LIGHT Trucking Service, remodeling, additions, roofing. pany, 643-5308. limitations on income, and it decision Tuesday night hy the fourth league, that 562 boys are amps.), turn on and cool off! 10-position Automatic. delivery, lawns, miscellaneous perfect 5-5 appearance. Gary doubled. Frank Treybal and best offer, 1-623^6. automatic, power steering, Call David Patrla, South Wind could be far beyond your expec I Damon and Darcy town Board of Directors. in the program this year and Thermostat — draft-free Up-Flow Air Discharge — work. Reasonable. No job too sor, 644-1796. GRANT’S needs experienced Moore went 3-3 and had an Dennis McCormack each had durable, virtually weatherproof Lexan* outer case — good condition. $650. or best FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser tations! Due to our growth and ’The board voted to give the that about 95 others couldn’t small. Phone 649-6484. vice. 24-hour service. No job too artificial flower girl. Put your inside-the-park homer. two hits. play. exceptionally quietl Carry one home. Tonight! 1966 BUICK Wildcat, best offer. offer. After 4 p.m., 875-7011. further expansion plans we talents to work at congenial Little League use of a town- WES ROBBINS carpentry small. Free estimates. 643-7024. have openings in our East Hart Help Wented 38 For the losers, Julian Seruce Phone 647-1137 after 6 p.m. fast growing Grant’s. &lary owned parcel to the West of Leber said the Little League tin conformity with iocol Elictrical Codes. 1965 MUSTANG convertible, TREES cut and removed, remodeling specialist. Ad ford, Glastonbury and Vernon DUSTY had two safeties, one being an Love Lane and to the East of would have no objection to pruning and trimming, lot ditions, rec rooms, dormers, plus commissions. Paid PART-tlme, clean-cut delivery NEED CAR? Credit bad? V8, automatic, good running Flooring' 19 offices. Experienced start im holidays, vacations, liberal Allied Building Systems inside-the-park homer. Phil the sanitary landfill area. properly supervised boys and condition, $325. Call Karen clearing. Reasonable free es built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, mediately, inexperienced will man. Hours flexible. Apply at downed learfue-leading Banknmt? Repossessed? timates. Anytime, 528-3021. benefits. Apply today. Grant Ci- Hence and Tom Provencal each Little L^gue President Jim girls using the new field in the GENEmi aECIRK CONVERTIBLE General Electric Deluxe Range Honest Douglas accepts lowest after 6:30 p.m., 742-7948. 649-3446. FLOOR SANDING and be thoroughly trained plus con Manchester Drug, 717 Main St. Telephone, 10-9, at Robertson ty, Tri-City Plaza, Vernon, had two hits. Leber told the directors the off-season provided the field is down, sm allest [layments. Refinishing, (specializing in tinuous on-the-job training. (;onn. Park. Russ Billings homered league will clear and prepare TREE Service — (Soucier) LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - older floors). Inside and outside Very attractive commissiOh maintained in good shape. Douglas Motors,: ain. Trees cut, building lots cleared, SALES « D SERVICE and collected two singles. Brad FELINE the field, and will erect an out with R7*Totai-Ciean Oven System new homes custom built, painting. John Verfaille, 646- schedule plus bonuses and Regarding maintenance, he npm trees topped. Got a tree remodeling, additions, rec GRANT'S is lookiM for a sales Verona, Wes Barrett and Frank Rita Langzetel and Carol field fence, stands, a backstop, said the Little League would Front-Loading 1969 BLACK Volkswagen 5750, 87^2222. benefits. For more details and specialist in their TV appliance REPRESENTATIVE problem? Well worth phone lUano each had two singles. automatic, new rebuilt en^ne, Mobllo Homoa rooms, garages, kitchens confidential interview, call Opening for an ambitious, Noske both collected two and a ground-level dug-out, the maintain the field if the town Features Big call, 7424252. remodeled, bath tile, cement department. Draw against Bill Conway and Don Miller very good condition. $1,100 or Mving-Trucking-Storaga 20 Chet Govang at Holland & commissions. Paid vacations reliable, hard working person singles as Moriarty Brothers latter to be protected by a safe doesn’t. Picture-Window Oven WANTED — Working, single work. Steps, dormers. Residen led the losers’ attack with three best offer, 7424173. Ruhlander Real Estate Inc., and holidays, sick pay, low-cost who would like to work into defeated Manchester ty fence. All insurance, he said, Leber said the Little League Dishwaslier and GE’s Fast-Heating person; married couple, no REWEAVING burns, moth tial or commercial. CaU 649- MANCHESTER Deliverj 528-9367, or 633-4835. Don’t wait base knocks apiece. Plymouth, 16-11, at llling. will be handled by the league, may aSk permission to sell ads holes. Zippers repaired. Win 4291. group medical and life in management. Five-day week, children, pets; to purchase Light trucking and package — our training sessions start surance. Apply Personnel Of Karen P a rc i^ and Jackie which paid out about $950 in on a 200-foot outfield fence Radiant Broiier 1967 CAMARO, good condition. new, or late model used, mobile dow shades, Venetian blinds. delivery. Refrigerators, soon. salary plus commission and CANDLELIGHT New clutch, muffler and Keys made. TV for rent. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen fice, Tuesday through Friday, car allowance. Other com Lovett each produced two premiums this year. planned for the facility. ’The home.set-up in Bolton, 643-2880. washers and stoves, moving 10-5. Grant City, 'lYi-City Plaza, Dorn’s Boys scored in every bingles in defeat. He said the preparation and battery. Asking $1,000. Phone Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 6494221. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad specialty. 649-0752. NO EXPERIENCE pany benefits. Apply in per ads, he said, would pay for most 1 9 9 “ 6 4 3 ^ . Vernon, Conn. construction will be handled by of the maintenance costs 1970 BANNER 22’ air- ditions, garages, porches, any REQUIRED-SELL son. Use it as a conditioned, fully self- CELLARS-Attics cleaned, type remodeling. ^2087. Bohda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 portable NOW 1965 MERCURY, fair condi lawns mowed, swept, patched, TEXACO, INC. - Has an SINGER COMPANY * 3 2 9 “ ' contained. Sleeps 7, $2,850. opening for a full-time island 856 Main SL, ManeliMlM’ — convert it to tion, asking $500. Call 644-2668. Phone 7424237. , sidewalk, patio, and chainsaw J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish MORTGAGES, loans first se work. Reasonable, 646-8514 carpentry, rec rooms, GOOD attendant, mechanically in a huiit-in LATER! cond, third. All kinds. Realty clined person preferred. Apply 2 Cycles, 3-Level No more messy oven-cteining, over! 1964 BUICK Skylark, 4-speed, TRAVEL Trailer - 39’ Fan, evenings. remodeling, kitchens, statewide. Credit rating un Latch oven door— set control to excellent condition, $ ^ or ■ PAGE TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Wed., July 1 1 ,1W8 ' ' N*/p Wanted 38 Help Wanted .. 35 Rooms Without Boaid 5 9 Apartmanta For Rant 63 Houaea For Bale 72 M^C H E S’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jiilv ii . Houaea For Sale 72 Olft O f Town-For Sale 75 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-’THPP-B Out of Tom-For Sale 75 ^ ^----- TV PART-TIME Janitorial work, CENTRAL, Goitleman, master NEWER duplex, 2-bedroom ' A « w to Prwiow hnl* Manchester area. Own room with telephone, next to apartmoit,'stove, refrigerator, VERNON — Lakefiront lot with EasrHarSSr*^^^!'1,500 Joyful Sounds Andover TECHNICIAN transportation needed. Call 649- shower, parking, 649-6801 after caipeting, heat and hot water, small cottage on Bolton Lake • Top Pay *5111111010 53M. 6. cellar storage, lovely park-like WHEN YOU TIWK REAL ESTA1E LARGE CAPE No. 2. $8,900. F. J. ^ilecki. H U R W | - r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor, 6462121. ACROSS ‘ d ru n a tiit • PaM Ma|or Madcal and yutl, parking. Security deposit. Just listed—3 or 4 bedroomis, 1 Indian cymbal 62 Make lace Church Plans Insm noo Situation Wanted 38 PLEASANT furnished room for First floor, $220, second floor, den or dining rooiti, large eat- 4 Keyboard edgings N THMK ANDOVER — Two blocks from ■ 4 working man. Inquire 4 Pearl $215, 6461101. in kitchen, fireplace, enclosed the features and value as this iiuitniment 63 Arid T a g S a le • Many stora bonoflta WILL BABYSIT davs in my St., Manchester. private beach, 444-room Ranch, 64 Rank I»1 porch, 144 baths, finished rec 6room Ranch. Large living SPercuM ion lil We must expand our service home. Top of Main Street area. — I------living room with stone itutrum ent 65 Mouths IS1I=I FOUR-ROOM apartment, BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO room, garage, quiet residen room, custom kitchen, (a n a t) Aline Em t department to handle in |1 an hour. Call 646-6329. » LIGHT housekeeping room, ful stove, refrigator, two-car fireplace, one-car garage, only (•b .) IW tial area, excellent condition. spacious master bedroom. 12 Artificial wmni-iNr-! rwiw crease service business. App ly furnished, stove, parking. Storage basement. $21,500. Lessenger Co., DOWN us.''--) Correspondent ^ *-|**«>*n Cape with aluminum siding, garage and $37,900. Realtors, 6468713, 4 2 3 ^ 1 . Established neighborhood. language ly to: NURSES Aide, experienced, refrigerator, and linehs Washer-dryer hookup. No pets, 13 Repair a tire 1 Yugoslavian The Andover Congregational desires private duty. Call 644- provided, 801 Main St., 649-9879. Only $28,500. JACK ROAN CO. one child. $180 monthly. Seiniri- 14 Sejf-eateem l^er 21 Alberta (ab.) (m usic) Church will hold a tag sale 2376. » ty deposit, lease„646-8243. $29,9W—6-room Colonial Cape in exceptional condition^ for COVENTRY (North) 15 Treat leather ? i*'" '** 23 Gaseous 109 VaHoy S t, wnumantiG Apartmanta For Rent 63 Apartmanta For Rent 63 Bualneaa Locatlona- Houaea For Sale 72 FRECHETTE A NUimN SIMONS 43BeeU e tomorrow, Friday and Saturday LARGE Clean, quiet, furnished Available August 1st. mal dining room, double garage, newly painted exterior Realtors/ 16 Mountain . hy‘«rocarbon 44 G irl’s 1-423-9277 Niton 647-9993 SPECTACULARII ors/MLS 6461117 64 4 Caper 24 Indian temple from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day LOOKING for permanentp« room, for workmg gentleman. For Rent 67 crest nickname PORTLAND Street - Air- MANCHESTER - 7 room $S0;5fl0 - 6 ^ Cape’just listed. Fireplace, garage, great Is the propoa srall to define 17 Negative SComparaUve 25 Final music at the church. bookkeepingkeeping jobsjo to} do in my Call 6467944, a.m., weekdays, 314-ROOM efficiency, convenient location. > * a . endii^ 47 Musical group conditioned, 3)k-room, ^Colonial, IHt tiled haths, this^legantOrify contein- conjunction Residents wishing to con MATURE experienced woman home.e. dCall ill 6«9649-9273, 8-6 p.iri. p.m., weekends. APARTMENT 6H igh card 48 To try (Sp.) mpliances. Utilities, parking. plastered walls, range, dis T *^>e ■ \ :t. :■ r-'-n--- PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, July 11, i m Bolton Time Schedule Projected Ptahnlng To Bo Thl$ '/ For Highway Improvements Wookond Selectmen's Views Sought AT1B IC M IC N IMiSMYEIfEMfi SOL R. COHEN The projects, under the Ur ly new signals would be at: W. ban Systems Program, would n s o P M (Herald Reporter) Middle ’Tpke. and the entrance On Charter Changes be financed by 75 per cent The consulting firm retained to the Shopping Paikade; Hart MANOIESTER, c o n n ., THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 239 federal and state funds and 25 ford Rd. and Bidwell St.; W. CONCORDH by the Town of Manchester for DONNA HOLLAND Manchester—A City of yuiage Charm twenty pages two sections per cdnt town funds. The |1 Middle ’Tpke. and Broad St.; W. is sou^t in jii^paitog a charter -FOUR *^- designing two highway- Correspondent (^Ub members C!arol Lorenzini, million estimated cost would in which meets town PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS improvement projects es Middle 'Tpke. and Homestead Tel. 646-0375 Linda Boothroyd and Ruth LUnERIUI clude engineering and construc and Essex Sts.; E. Middle k y *■ requirements and is in the best timates construction will begin Members of the Board of Hoffman. tion costs, plus right-of-way interest of all citizens. near June 1 of next year. In ad Tpke. and Summit St.; E. Mid 1 , .3'/ f SelecUnm have been invited to Men’s Softball acquisition, if required. Physicals for boys registered dition, it estimates that the dle Tpke. and Parker St.; attend the regular meeting of In a men’s softball game GHURGH Moi*ton S. Fine and Spruce and School Sts.; Broad i for Midget and Pony football 40 PITKIN ST. cost, originally placed at about the Giarter Revision Commis earlier this week the Bolton Associates of BlooiiUiield, con will be held ’Tuesday, July 17 at SPECIAL SUMMER ^Today^s Lottery\ 1820,000, actually will approach St. and Green Manor Blvd.; sion tonight at 8 in the Sauers beat Hebron 24-9. Win |1 million. sultants under the associated Broad St. and the entrance to 7:30 p.m. at Herrick Memorial SCHEDULE FOR W O im iP Fireplace room of,Community Park. ning pitcher was Kenneth Mitchell Defends TOPKJS Program, which con King’s Department Store. sponeeiad by: Number Griswold & Fuss, in a Hall to discuss any pertinent Stephenson. Leading hitters sists of roadway improvements All bqys not yet registered for progress letter to Town The Morton S. Fine and were Donald Sauer, Fred EMANUEL LUTHERAN and channelization at four in changes or suggestions they football may register this time. Manager Robert Weiss and Associates report may have concerning the Sauer, Wayne Rogers ^nd CHURCH 31538 tersections and signal-light im Nature Walk signed by Walter Fuss, projects acknowledges that the ’TOPICS charter. Richard Sauer. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN provements and installations at the following time schedule for Program is about six months A nature walk for children in CHURCH nine locations, estimates bid According to chairman Crochet Instructions plans for improving W. Middle behind the original schedule. It park program previously President’s Action Harold Laws, preliminary Girls particpating in crochet awards for October 1973 and blames the delay on the scheduled for Friday has been WASHINGTON (AP) - John Tpke., from Green Manor Blvd. studies of various segments of instructions at Herrick Park tion Nixon took after he did find work completion in April or necessary steps the project NICE WEATHER rescheduled to T liu r^ y from 2 N. Mitchell said today Presi “ No,” said Mitchell, “ but it at the Manchester Parkade to In FTn- the town government have been are asked to bring theU' own Are yts ■ anMhiir iMppii? out. As for presidential action to May of 1974. These projects must go through prior to being nlsh Lapland finds until 3 p.m. dent Nixon has been “ lowering shows a streak in the President New State Rd.; and Adams St., a reln- completed and the assistance crochet hooks and yarn. “ I think he has done so by the get rid of aides involved in also would be financed by 75 per ready for advertising. deer family taking to the Taking the children on the Check est the b iq iiK M On the boom” on Watergate par of warmth and kindness that from Center St. to the bridge and guidance of the selectmen Instructions will be given NtriM Ctatsffied ^ appointment of a special Watergate, Mitchell cited the cent federal and state funds and open road. walk will be Junior Women ticipants since April, doing most people haven’t attributed over the Hockanum River, Friday at 2 p.m. prosecutor, removing the peo cases of Jeb Stuart Magruder 25 per cent town funds. The exactly what he should have- to him before.” north of Hilliard St.: ple from the White House that and Egii Krogh. preliminary estimated cost of done. Mitchell implied that the Oct. 1,1973 for town and state were involved in the activities Krogh, a former White House the TOPKS Program is placed Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D- resignations of Haideman and approval of surveys and Store Hovrs: Mon. - Sot. I • - Mitchell said. aide, resigned May 9 as un at 1145,000. 10 Hawaii, said he didn’t see much Ehrlichman were less volun preliminary engineering. Inouye said that except in the dersecretary of transportation. The program calls for evidence the boom had been tary than they had been made to Magruder quit April 28 as Nov. 26, 1973 for town and • j'i case of Dean, fired on April 30, roadway improvements and lowered on anyone except fired appear in the White House an state approval of the Nixon did not appear to have policy director at the nouncement. preliminary design. channelization at: W. Middle White House counsel John W. reacted strongly. Commerce Department. Tpke. and the entrance to the g l C N I C Dean III. "It’s my opiriion, senator, Feb. 24, 1974 for completion White House aides H.R. At the end of a long and acid Shopping Parkade; Woodbridge Mitchell had testified earlier that particularly during the of the final design. Haideman and John D. exchange Wednesday with Sen. and Mather Sts.; Parker and that he sought to shield Nixon month of April and the June 1,1974 for processing of Ehrlichm an resigned frolhl Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Ctonn., from word of Watergate in succeeding, intervening period the final plans, bid adver Woodbridge Sts.; Hartford Rd. Nixon’s staff the same day, but Mitchell had acknowl^ged that and Bidwell St. volvement and other of time, he has done exactly tisements and award of a con Inouye noted that the President he probably ignored his legal wrongdoing for fear the Presi what he should have done in tract. Replacement of existing had said he regretted that and duty as a lawyer and former at dent would take strong action lowering the boom by removing signals or installation of entire- considered them fine public torney general in the cover-up the people from the White FOOD W MARKETS and damage his own re-election servants. of wrongdoing he called "White campaign. House and by appointing the House horrors.'’ ^ j “Is this lowering the boom ?” special prosecutor,” Mitchell Coventry Inouye asked what strong ac Inouye asked. Mitchell, once director of the 8 told the Senate’s televised Nixon re-election campaign, Watergate hearing. concluded that day of testimony Inouye said it was intense with one, half-muttered last pressure from Congress that remark: “ It’s a great trial PZC To View FRY, BAKE or BROfll Perdue Savings Bank led to the appointment of they’re conducting up here, special prosecutor Archibald isn’t it?” Cox. But Mitchell said that was \ The committee met for an Nixon’s action "... What were Hayes Subdivision hour in private this morning to FRESH WHOLE SAVE To Improve the causes of it I think we can discuss the President’s refusal all have different opinions up on,” Mitchell said. to appear in person or to produce his papers, but did not HOLLY GANTNER William Gutterman, president POUMDl The White House had resisted Parking Lot complete its discussion. Correspondent of Aluma-Kraft-Inc. appointment of the special Tel. 742-9355 In a report to the PZC, town prosecutor, finally authorizing Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., engineer Hayden L. Griswold CHICKENS lb. DOUG BEVINS the step on April 30. D-N.C., said the panel also went want to coordinate plans for the Jr. said that the map of Gutter- over its list of remaining An on-site investigation of the Happiness Is Joy and Disbelief (Herald Reporter) area,” Livesey said. It was Mitchell’s third day of man’s property was not proper testimony and for the third day, witnesses and planned another proposed Richard Hayes sub FRESH, PLUMP The Savings Bank of Livesey said the bank’s ly scaled, and neighboring RESH, MUTY his wife, Martha, was not on closed session in the early division on Plains Rd. will be Manchester is planning to im- project, only involving the property owners said they were hand. afternoon. made before the Planning and CHICKEN SAVE ■ prove and beautify its rear bank-owned parking lot on the not sure that the boundary lines CHICKEN U.VC Zoning Commission comes to I f S S S w t S u t ' s t K S ’S ^ ^ ^ Manchester, looks on, Mrs. Smith cries with joy as her parking lot on the west side of east side of Purnell PI., would on the map were accurate. any decision on the matter, POUND HalS rJSniior moeJo 1 husbaud holds his head in his hands in almost disbelief at Purnell PI., Everett Livesey, consist of new curbing, paving, Residents were also con tford. As State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli, also of their good fortune. (Herald photo by Oflara) which was the subject of a LEGS bank president, told the sidewalks, landscaping, and im cerned about the possible pollu BREASTS New Controls public hearing Monday night. Mayor’s Downtown Action proved access to the Purnell tion of nearby Hop Brook, by Committee Jthis morning. Pl.-to-Main St. walkway way of a pond on one of the In June last year, the PZC The bank’s proposal will in already existing. proposed lots in the subdivision. disapproved the proposed plan, clude a separate building which It is expected that several Nearly Ready Another concern was the because the eight lots were con Colonial Texas Weiners ...... -U.W Manchester Family will provide banking services parking spaces in the bank’s lot sidered to be too close to the effect of the proposed 1-84 on such as drive-in and walk-up will be lost when the im the site, a matter not taken into COLONIAL town dump. Hayes brought Colonial telogna...... ib.99* windows, Livesey said. provements and ihe drlve-ln WASHINGTON (AP) — As planning for Phase 4 wage- legal action against the PZC, consideration by Aluma-Kraft, “ We have a green light from window are added, Livesey WIDE OR MEDIUM price controls nears an end, not all economic officials In claiming the decision was ii- according to Gutterman’s SMOKID the State Banking Com mentioned. Armour Campfire Franks...... ib.89* the Nixon administration are sure the controls will work. legal arbitrary and and un representative. UROSA NOODLES mission,” Livesey said, noting The Savings Bank of As in the case of the Hayes SHPULDIRS Manchester recently completed One official who has participated in Phase 4 planning reasonable. The appeal is still Veal & Beef Patties..... STUDIO PRINT HEAVY DUTY that bank consultants are pending, but Hayes reapplied proposed, the Parker Bridge SAVE 2(P IB.1 5 to 7 IB . SIZEI IZSCt. working on plans for the new a major renovation and predicted the tough new system soon to be announced will Rd. site will be inspected Rollt for the subdivision. Brooded Vool Potties ib,99* CORONET TOWELS A Manchester Herald building and the parking lot im remodeling of its main office at not enjoy great popularity with the American people. before a PZC decision. Frank H. Smith, his father. rest — then we’ll think about it He said he would use his HOT OR COLO provements. a cost of about $500,000. The “ People are going to be more employe, her husbimd, her son, W illiam ’s parents reside in for awhile.” money for home improvements Frances Funk, chairman of New Patrolman Livesey didn’t say how much work included a new “ back” of unhappy,” said the official, who Beef Pepper Potties...... ,b. • 1 •• FOAM CUPS her daughter-in-law, and her Fort Pierce, Fla. Smith, who buys about three and to help bis children pay off expected soon, perhaps early the Conservation Commission, Chief of Police Robert husband’s mother and father the Savings Bank of asked not to be identified. DAILEY'S Agostinelli was preparing six tickets a week, and (Connie, who their college loans. next week. summarized for the PZC a Kjellquist has announced the Manchester was planning to (See Twelve) “ There will be disillusionment won the top prize in today’s additional checks of $12,500 buys two, said the winning The winning number selected Page report from Thomas Holzer, appointment of Keith A. Lane OfllCATESSEN spend on the project, but he did with it.” Sources said it will be KOSHER SPEARS Super TS drawing of the Connec each, for delivery later today. ticket was bought at a grille in tod a y ’s regular lottery geology professor at UConn.. as a probationary Class D note that the project’s cost He predicted that this would designed so that controls can be IMPORTED 8COUNTPKQ. ticut State Lottery. Ctonnie and William Smith, near Colt’s. drawing was 31538. • stating that the proximity to the Patrolman in the Coventry would probably be “ certainlv help enable the administration ended quickly. One source Connie Smith, of The who live at 84 Florence St., 6UD TRASH BAGS They had won $20 on two m ore” than what the Town w speculated it would not be un dump seems to be of little con Police Department effective BOILED HAM Herald’s classified ad depart SUNNY to drop wage-price controls ’/ z b . have two other children — Don prevous occasions in the reasonable to think that Phase 4 cern, except as it might affect a July 16. FISH, CHICKEN a LIVER ment, and her husband, Manchester is estimating for relatively soon and return to a 16oz. na, at Rennet Junior High, and Connecticut Lottery and they could be dropped altogether portable water supply for the Lane is one of two additional William, a machinist at Colt’s Mills Back the cost of improvements to the free market. AMER. WHITE CHEESE Armour FRISKIE aT FOOD Cini Crvstol, at Nathan Hale. hold a $20 winning ticket in the this year, especially if en houses in the subdivision. full-time patrolmen authorized i L b . 9 9 * ? in Hartford and out on strike for Purnell Pi. roadway. "Do you want to know what NABISCO Smith, who has been drawing New Hampshire Lottery — couraging new crop forecasts by appropriation in the May the past 14 weeks, won |5,000 in Pain May Town improvements to the the real impact of Phase 4 will COLONIAL DUTCH LOAF 54 lb. * $40 a week in strike benefits, eligible for a $100,000 prize in by the Agriculture Department town budget meeting. 69 PEANUT BUHER CUPS the July 5 lottery drawing, roadway — drainage, lighting, be?” he said. "Just compare Holzer said that wells driven shouted, “ Thank God,” when that state’s Super Drawing. Clear and cool tonight. Low in The appointment of Ronald Be Relieved and sidewalk relocation — are the first freeze with the second, are correct. into bed rock, rather than making them eUgible for the his ticket was drawn. The the 50s. Sunny and warm Friday Doughty had been announced Super 75 drawing. Today, they estimated to cost about $50,(X)0. then compare Phase 2 with Treasury Secretary George shallow, dug wells, are «S,. FLAVORS I I I drawing was in the ballroom of Eleanor Paris, 38, a Trumbull LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - with a high of 75 to 80. earlier. CLIP and SAVE! WE WELCOME won 170,000 more, bringing A last-minute attempt to Phase 4. It will be about the P. Shultz postponed a scheduled recommended. LESTOIL the Hartford Hilton, held there housewife, won $15,000. Her Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark,, ;The probability of precipita- Lane passed a police oral their total to |75,000. husband, Joseph, is an autt^orize Town Manager same relationship.” trip to Japan this weekend to be DETERGENTDETERGENT m * _ in conjunction with the state says he has been aesured it is board examination in June and Table Talk | im/tSiMi I I SAVOL Robert Weiss to put that By that, he meant that the 90- on hand for final decisions. The FOOD STAMP They split the 35,000 six ways American Legion (Convention. assembler for Sikorsky Air possible to be completely per cent Friday. received an excellent evalua craft, where he has worked for project out to bid failed at day wage-price freeze Presi White House said the announce No comments from residents and they are splitting the ad (Connie Smith was jumping up relieved of a back pain that Winds will be northwest at tion on psychological testing as g. Save*! CUSTOMERS! ditional |70,(X)b six ways. 16 years. They have three Tuesday night’s Board of Direc dent Nixon imposed in August ment will be soon, but not this were heard during the public 5 and down and crying with joy, prompted him to consider five to 10 miles per hour tonight well. He was a policeman in the SODA OLIVES I irEACH children. tors’ meeting, and the item will 1971 and the Phase 2 system of week. hearing on the Hayes proposal, State (^mptroller Nathan “I can’t believe it. I can’t retirement. and west to southwest Friday at Hartford Police Department 23 07. Size VALUABLE COUPON M VALUABLE COUF'ON be placed on the agenda for the controls that followed enjoyed* but several residents did 28 01. Bottle 7 1 4 0 / ..rr G a llo n Ju g Agostinelli lu^ed out checks believe it,” when she learned liu r a V. Pollack of North “I’Ve talked to a number of 10 to 15 m.p.h. from 1965-1967, and while ser I directors’ Aug. 7 meeting. general public support. But the The package may include new express concern about a four- PRINCE I of $833.33 each this morning to they bad won. ’The scene, with Haven, a bookkeeper for the ving in that capacity, graduated doctors yesterday and today Livesey emphasized at the recently imposed eOnlay freeze Kscal measures, perhaps a tax lot proposed subdivision on William H. Smith; Connie the Smith children present, was Graduate Club in New Haven who tell me it’s entirely possi High Low increase or new spending cuts. third in his police academy iSove 20* Save 16* downtown committee meeting aroused much less enthusiasm Parker Bridge Rd., brought I nMoc. & Cheese Smith; Philip Sniith, their son; very emotional. and the mother o f a married Anchorage 60 51 on iny ilz. Pkg. of ble if I just follow the regimen this morning that the batik’s “ Generally, we are looking at training class. on ■ 1 lb. Cmi of son, also won $15,000. Boston ^nd led to reports of food shor before the commission by STOVE TOP Joyce Smith, their daughter-in- Asked what they’ll do with that they would lay out for me 83 59 the fiscal area,” one high From 1967-1972, Lane was an •Shells ACheddor law; Mrs. Frank H. Smith, proposed improvements will be tages, killing of baby chicks and the money, William replied, The owner of City Paint and that I could be completely Chicago 71 61 Treasury source said. East Hartford Patrolman and Beechnut Coffee contingent upon Town of industry calls for relief. ^ ISTUFFING MIX William’s mother; and Mr. "W e’ll buy a house and bank the Wallpaper Co. in Hartford, Denver 95 62 Nixon has pledged not to seek With coupon a t S . purehoio. coupon 616. purchest. relieved of pain,” said Mills, Manchester improvements to left that post to manage the l7 X o z . Israel J. Weise, 61, of West SanFrancisco The administration is pushing ' Pkgt. Llm K one coupon per toniHy. L h M one coupon per femHy chairman of the House Ways 63 52 new tax increases but the Wild Cargo Pet Store in 59 5i 39‘ 39 Effoctivo ttm i So l , Ju ly 14th «ffeethm thru S e t, July 14th the Purnell Pi. roadway. “ We ahead with the controls system, Hartford, was a third $15,000 Washington m ■ Iff and Means (Committee. 92 80 economic situation, especially Legal Notices Manchester. EVERYBODY'S EVWYiODY'S r . and an announcement is H a v e winner. He and his wife Ethel inflation, may change his mind. Lane lives on Twin Hills Dr. Mills, 64, said he expected a JAJ BABY MIADTT Bate*.|o. Taup., Cin., CoffM CLIP AND SAVE 20* CLIP AND SAVE Carlson Explains have two daughters. He said he with his wife, Karen, and their BAYER QUAKER complete cure of his back STYLE Rtg. or Supw WOW didn’t know how he would use two children. ASPIRIN MICRIN the windfall but commented, problem if he would take things.-^ SHAMPOO CORN^MOOM MOUTHWASH VALUABLE COUPON H VAlUAfUf CX)UPON Beautification Committee 100 C l 16 ox. B o t HMRSPRAT PANTYHOSE “ Whatever happens is very easier. S1.17 $2.29 AIM eiaeflGV t t . S : O O C Campaign Fund He added that he could The Beautificaiton Com Vohio VakM ■ Velua ■ ei.oB nice.” <)f Hon. WlUiam Vokw Votuo “ carry on with my own con b. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July #, 1»7S mittee has received three « » • .a 3 7 * Save A fourtlL$15,000 prize went to Save > m a hearing will held on an application donations in its memorial tree John F. Glenson Sr., 60, of gressional duties” but might J paying for auUorlty to compromise and o n . 10Cl Pkg.of on . 1 lb. Pke, of For Meskill have to designate others on the settle a certain doubtful and disputed planting program, which it con oDMnTPeODSo TETLEY Orange, a maintenance man for ducts as part of its continuing ASST. FLAVORS MJUUUT Anaconda American Brass in committee to help handle that effort to beautify the town. ICE TEA MIX m a r g a r in e HARTFORD (AP) - Giov. Thomas J. Meskill did not Ansonia. He and his wife M aiy workload. VMlh coupon 8 $6. purchaet. A donation was made in LIGHT N'LIVELY YOGURT 4 ^ 8 9 * mm COUPM • SB. purchcM. report thousands of dollars in funds contributed to his 1970 Mills said he would decide M IX BAG CHEESE ' Limit one coupon par funilv. UmH one coupon per ftniR y. Kay have two children, aged 23 > ^ 4 * Pearl J.Wtman, AM’ra e r t Effeethte thru Set. M y 14th whether to run again for memory of Blanche Penardo PASTEURIZED PROCESS CUlIRblWV EHcetm thn SiL. July 14tli campaign by a secret Washington D.C. organization, ac and 26. Starting Friday, Glen fpm coworkers at the town EVBIYIOOY'S ivornoprs — Congress "after I find whether cording to Adolf G. Carlson, state commissioner of finmice son will be eligible for his pen hall, and Mr, and Mrs. H. Jake VELVEETA Cheese Spread 69* CLIP AND SAVE sion. I can get relief from the pain CHEESE PIZZA SLICES.^. CLIP AND SAVE and control, i that I have been enduring.” Hj^^QFWlLLKJTEWlCK DeDoyt have given a m em orial' Carlson, who was finance to the (Connecticut’s secretaiy contribution in honor of James VALUABLE C O U P O N | VAl UABl F CO U P( )N Asked if he would seek either BIRDSEYE cochairman of the Meskill cam Breen. Also received was a BREYER3 of state. the House speakership or the oVj} paign, said he didn’t think the Secretary of state files in vice presidential nomination on a h ^ wiU be hlld o n l ^ S a t o donation from the Junior ASST. FLAVORS / prajing for authority to sell cerUln rral 16 oz. Can Save 23* funds had to be reported dicate at least $50,000 reported a ticket with Sen. Edward M. Mtate as in said appIicaUon on file m ^ Women’s Club. ORANGE JUICE 5 9 * Save Ice Creom because they went directly to a by Weicker from the D.C. (Com Too Big To Throw BC spokesman Ann Baker on ■ 32 oz. Bot. of "•171 oz.Boxof Kennedy, D-Mass, Mills said: • Hartford advertising firm. mittee for Weicker. “I don’t know whether I k . Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Clerk reports that the newspaper nroMY The Washington Star-News The files show no listing for A Shoe At would be interested in running collection truck is back at the 19 LIQUID DETERGENT LAUNDRY DETERGENT nTb IR S CORN Pk h“ is. ^ 1 ■ WHh coupon 8 $8. purchom. reported Wednesday that Meskill from any organization for either of the jobs if I were dump, and it is hoped that FOODS couponiee.i Lim it one coupon par fomity> UmH Meskill had received tetween Court of Probate, District of Manchester Effw tthe thru ts A ^ July 14Wi cpcrltniRy. in Washington. DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) - totally and completely free of everyone will continue to TREE TAVERN m SWEET LIFE EffcciNui NOTICE OF HEARING 8TOUPFER*8 Fronch Shm. or Apple Pecan r14Mi $80,000 and $90,000 from a (Carlson said he had talked by Motel guests complained that any pain.” ESTATE OF FRANK J. BERK, an In separate paper and glass for 3 lYBYlODrS I'SAVI R v a r a o D fs capable person PIZZA M FRDZENPEAS secret fund, reportedly run by phone to Jack Gleason, a “a lion is roaring,” keeping recycling. 39* CRUMB aXES 6 CLIP AND SAVE Pursuant to an order of Hon. William HOWARD JOHNSON m _ TMjL 2S< Herbert Kalmbach, President Washington consultant who them awake. In a room, E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 10,1973 No meetings of the BC are i2«. S ■ _ m g k A s t o u f f e r -s Nixon’s personal lawyer. reportedly channeled money to a hearing will be held on an application sch^uled for the summer, but MAC. A CHEESi 3 VALUABLE COUPON sheriff’s deputies found the 550- Yantic Man prayln^or authority- to sell ce «rtain .______I real VALUABLE COl/f’ON various Senate candidates. pound cat. ^ t e as in said appUcaUon on file more all interested residents are in SEtfOOD PLATTER 74^.59^ LASAGNA Meskill, asked today if his Carlson raid he had talked to Stanley Clements of North Killed In Maine fuUy appeal_ jrs, at the Court of Probate on vited to attend the next session campaign had received the July 24,[, 1931973 at 11:30 a.m. Sept. 6. • fW lill M ODW Cf • Gleason “ about our problems” Hollywood told them he let his ' LAMBERT LAKE, Maine Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk Save 8* money, said “ I have no idea.” when you buy Two Save SO* in raising campaign funds and pet lion climb into the room (AP) — Paul Perkowski, 21, of NEWTIXAS on an S 01. Jar of He said several election com 14 01. Cam of mentioned advertising bills. througira window after opening Whirlaways mittees handled the campaign Yantic, (tonn., was killed late Court of Probate, District of Manchester MAXIM (Carlson said he had men its cage on the ground outside NOTICE (Hi' HEARING The Whirlaways Square CDMET Oeantar money and he did not know who Wednesday when he was struck o n i o n s 3 n 5 9 * FREEZE DRY COFFEE tioned the agency, the former Tuesday night. ESTATE OF ERNEST PARKS Dance C3ub will hold a dance on M M eeupan A SS. piuNim . by a car on Maine-6, state 5> ■' Pursuant to an order of Hon. 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