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Rocfkville Obituaries Police Report Hospital Notes Mrs. Robert J. Krepcio Miss Florence Madden MANCHESTER dog. Both Burgers suffered Center St. Due to the officer’s SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Miss Florence M. Madden, A teen-age girl was raped in minor injuries. distance from the scene, the Admitted Monday: Neil Mary Ann Krepcio, 46, of 150 her bed in a Squire Village • Winfred Pointer, 46, of 109 Anderson, Grand Ave., luf nttt5 Hprali 73, of 30 Laurel St. died Monday dark, and the alibies offered by Berle Rd. died Monday at Hart night at Manchester Memorial. apartment on Spencer St. at Buckland St. was charged with th e key suspect in the Rockville; John Fagan, Hart ford Hospital. She was the wife MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1974- VOL. X a il, No. 221 Hospital. 1:30 a.m. Saturday. allowing a dog to roam. Court is restaurant, no arrests could be ford Tpke., Vernon; Mary Hall, Manchester—A City of Village Charm of Robert J. Krepcio. Capt. Joseph Sartor of the July 15. THIRTY-SIX PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Miss Madden was born April made. Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Florel PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Krepcio was born in 20, 1901 in Manchester and had detective division said today • Georgia Johnson, 43, of 54 Henri, West St., Rockville; Torrington and lived in Hart lived here all her life. Before II police have been looking for a Meadowlark Rd., Vernon was • Carleen S. Blakeslee of 61 Edna Johnson, South Windsor; ford before coming to South her retirement 10 years ago, thin, young man with shoulder- struck by the slow moving car Strickland St. was charged with Sean Kelley, East Hartford; Windsor 17 years ago. She was a she had been employed in the length brown hair, a slight driven by Robert Yakaitis, 19, allowing a dog to roam Monday Eliot Lofman, Mansfield Throws Support to Steele member of Our Savior main office of Cheney Bros, for Spanish accent and a knife. of 406 Burnham St. Sunday at when she claimed her German Center; Helen McFarlane, Lutheran Church. many years. Entry was made to the apart 8:45 p.m. in the Parkade shepherd dog at the town’s Orchard St., Rockville; Paul She is also survived by her She was a member of St. ment by cutting a screen in a parking lot by Treasure City. pound. On June 8, the “dog, Milliard, Ashworth St., mother, Mrs. Mary Kleis of Mary’s Episcopal Church, and kitchen window. She was taken to Manchester dragging a long chain, had gone Manchester; Jonathan Roberts, Hartford; a son, Thomas R. the Altar Guild, the Episcopal Memorial Hospital where she through a garden on Strickland Merrow Rd., Tolland: Sandra Krepcio of South Windsor; two Churchwomen and the Girls A robbery was attempted at was X-rayed, treated and St. destroying all the tomato Spivey, Grove St., Rockville; daughters. Miss Deborah A. the St. Bridget Bazaar Monday released. plants. Court is June 24. Deborah Sweet, Farmstead Agostinelli Drops Friendly Society Sponsors of Krepcio and Miss Kathryn J. the church. For many years, at 8:50 p.m. when Steven Allard • The Stygar Gage Co. on • Patrick Colangelo, 23, of Lane, Rockville. Krepcio, both of South Wind she was active in Manchester of 746 Parker St. was returning Tolland Tpke. was broken into 134 White St. was charged Mon Discharged Monday: John sor; two brothers, Emil Kleis girl scouting. to the bazaar from the school sometime Monday night and the day with allowing a dog to roam Holmes, Talcottville Rd., Ver of Granby and John Keis of Survivors are a brother. basement after getting change break discovered by police at after his dog was picked up on non; Dana Pearle, Warehouse Westfield, Mass.; and two Waiter Madden of Flint, Mich.; for a booth. 1:10 a.m. this morning. Entry Sherwood Circle Friday. The Point; Patricia Stephen, High y sisters, Mrs. Ethel Matthews of a sister, Mrs. Carl Linblad of Allard was grabbed and told was gained by a rear window dog has been in the town’s St., Rockville. Bid for Go’vernor Granby and Mrs. Ellen Turley New York City; and several to hand over the money. He and cabinets and desks were pound several times before. By SOL R. COHEN of Groton. refused and was struck in the presented Steele with a campaign check no commitments, no deals in today’s ac nieces and nephews. gone through. Nothing seemed Court is June 24. State Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli Funeral services are face and pushed. Two persons missing. for $100, the maximum contribution Steele tion.” Funeral services are • "Tim Gurski, 22, of 598V4 today dropped out of the race for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Our. fled. One is described as in his is accepting. Steele said he will support Agostinelli in Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. • Mr. and Mrs. Robe^Muro Center St. was charged with Republican nominee for governor and Savior Lutheran Church. Burial Mary’s Episcopal Church. The late teens, about 5 feet 6, slim, of 63 Seaman Circle Veported allowing a dog to roam Monday "I have chosen to actively support this his quest for re-election. will be private. threw his support to Congressman Robert Rev. George Nostrand, rector, dark, with below-the-ear-length their 1968 Ford Gala: after his large shepherd dog H. Steele of Vernon. fine American,” said Agostinelli, “not The Samsel-Bassinger only because he can win, but alsb because will officiate. Burial will be in hair, glasses and a dark leather in color, stolen frora^^^^nt ol, was impounded June 10. Court Democrats Host With Steele at his side, the former Steele Reciproeates Funeral Home, 419 Buckland jacket. his views on open and clean government East Cemetery. their home sometimeMonday ►is .lune 24. Town Agencies Manchester mayor made the announce “However,” he added, “Nate doesn’t Rd., is in charge of cooyicide with my own. He has been a Friends may call at the night. ment at a press conference in his State need my support nor any other candidate’s arrangements. leader in campaign reform and he agrees Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Other police action included: • A first-floor window of the • George H. Routhier, 17, of Manchester’s six Democratic Capitol office — from the same podium he support for the state comptroller nomina There are no calling hours. with me that we cannot legislate Main St., Wednesday from 7 to 9 • Robert Fisher, 19, of 35 Lincoln Center at 494 Main St. 66 Maple St. was charged with town directors will join the used nine weeks ago to announce his can tion. All he has to do is attend the state The family suggests that any morality.” p.m. Ogkwood Dr., South Windsor was smashed by a thrown beer reckless driving Monday at Democratic Town Committee didacy. convention and he will be acclaimed un memorial contributions may be In announcing his canadidacy for re- The family suggests that any was taken to Manchester bottle sometime over the noontime after he was seen Wednesday as hosts to all “I have reassessed my candidacy,” said animously the candidate.” made to Our Savior Lutheran memorial contributions may be Memorial Hospital Monday at weekend. "hot rodding” through the stu election as comptroller, he said he is Asked what Agostinelli’s endorsement Church. Democrats on town boards, Agostinelli, “and I believe it is in tlje best ruling out, at this time, the post of lieute made to the Book of Remem noontime after the motorcycle • A break was reported Mon dent parking lot at Manchester agencies and commissions. interest of the Rejiublican party to means for his own candidacy, Steele brance organ fund of St. Mary’s he was driving west on W. Mid day of both the ABC Appliance High School. Court is July 18. nant governor. He said it’s “highly im replied, “It means that one of the top The informal get-together, to withdraw my candidacy for governor.” probable” he will seek the GOP candidacy -iMrs. Allen F. Belcher Episcopal Church. dle Tpke. was struck by the car Store at 41 Oak St. and the • Robert J. Shea, 21, of 54 include a social hour, will be at Simultaneously, he announced he is a Republican leaders in the state and one of GLASTONBURY - Mrs. driven eastward by Joan R. Manchester Sea Food at 43 Oak Spencer St. was charg^ with for U.S. senator or First District con the most popular office-holders in recent 7:30 p.m. in the student lounge candidate for re-election as state comp gressman. Dorothy Belcher of 1076 Kent, 32, of 166 Tudor Lane. St. sometime over the weekend. driving while license is troller. years is now working in my behalf. I agree of Manchester Community Agostinelli and Steele were emphatic in Madison St., Largo, Fla.;, Miss Kent began a left turn into Entry was gained through a suspended Monday afternoon. College, Bidwell St. To cement his support, Agostinelli with him that we’re both “people can Town Man statements “there were no agreements, didates.” formerly of Glastonbury, died Deerfield Dr. when the collision rear door of the sea food store. Court is July 8. The purpose of the session is June 13 at her home. She was Victim of occurred. She said she did not Nothing was missing from the • About 25 keys to both new to learn what problems the the wife of Allen F. Belcher. see the motorcycle. sea food store and only two and used cars and trucks in the Agostinelli declined to predict what ac town has and what is being tion the 72 state delegates pledged to him Mrs Belcher had lived in Abduction Fisher was treated and dollars of nickels from the Dillon Ford lot off Main St. proposed for solving them. Glastonbury before going to released from MMH. appliance store. will do, except to guess that “a good Stephen McIntosh, 21, of 356 were reported stolen sometime Florida three years ago. She Miss Kent was charged with • Entry was made through a over the weekend. proportion of them will lean to Bob had been employed as a W. Middle ’Tpke. picked up four making an improper turn and is window of the garage at 35 Adler Bid Low Steele.” He said he includes about 200 to young 716 to 20) males in scheduled to appear in Circuit VERNON 300 “ uncommitted out in the secretary at Pratt and Whitney v" Woodstock Dr. Sunday night SUMMER Division of United Aircraft fashionable clothes with Court 12 on July 8. although nothing was noticed • James Wilcox, 24, of 18 marketplace.” Corp., Hartford. medium-length Afro haircuts • James J. Burger, 22, of missing. Two youths were seen Gaynor PL, Rockville, was SPECIAL New Politics shortly after midnight Monday She is also survivied by two Glastonbury was driving a running to a car which then charged Monday night with Good thru June 29th Agostinelli insisted “the politics of the at Union PI. in Hartford and Nate Gives Steele A Check sons, Lee Belcher of Cedar m motorcycle Sunday at noon pulled away rapidly at 10:45. breach of peace and intoxica Any Standard On Illing Work 1950s and 960s are gone forever. I’m not Key, Fla;, and Kirk Belcher of gave them a ride in his 1973 .A north on Buckland Rd. with,his The break was noticed the next tion in connection with the in about to tell the delegates pledged to me Firebird. state Comptroller Nathan G. • Largo; a daughter, Mrs. wife, Kathleen, 20, as day. vestigation of a complaint of a Portable who to back. It’s a personal decision for Robert H. Steele. Only moments Republican nomination for governor One pulled a shotgun from un passenger when they were set By MAL BARLOW nates and a large amount of the furniture everyone. This is the new politics of 1974.” Agostinelli, left, presents a $100 cam- Kathleen Karrells of Largo; • Police reported seeing a disturbance in Rockville TYPEWRITER before, Agostinelli had announced he and has thrown his support to Steele. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred der his coat and ordered McIn upon by a loose dog. The dog center. The apparent low bidder for the Illing and equipment. Taking into account all Steele agreed. “This is no time for p a ip contribution to Congressman man kick in a window of the has dropped out of the race for the (Herald photo by Pinto) G. Robertson of West Hartford; tosh to a secluded area, Hart ■t-K chased them some distance Collector’s Corner store at the Wilcox was held overnight at Cleaned, Adjuated, Junior High School improvements, among costs, the bid will be within the approved politics as usual. I’d be tickled pink to get a sister, Mrs. David Turnbull of ford police report. before Burger lost control and Center this morning just past the Vernon Police Station and New Ribbon nine bidders, is the same low bidder for referendum .estimate of $2,881,000 for those delegates; however, it’s up to each Simsbury; and four In an isolated spot, the four Caused by Crash fell in the center of Tolland midnight and then run into the was to be presented in Circuit I $ the Bennet Junior High School, which had Illing, according to Paul Phillips, chair and everyone of them to make his or her grandchildren. bound him and stuffed him into Tpke. trying to avoid hitting the Court 12, Rockville, today. 14.95 three bidders on June 10. man of the Town Building Committee. owivdecision.” There was water all over Broad St., and large areas in the Other Horse restaurant on E. The Evans Funeral Home, the car’s trunk, police said. Then • Alan Pilotte, 18, of 105 High Ray Adler Inc. of Ridgefield bid $2,495,- “The closeness of the bidding was an in Steele estimated, “We now have a they drove to Windsor where east and west parts of town experienced a severe drop in ” (No Dollvory or Plek-up) I 1840 N. Highland Ave., St., Rockville, was charged ■ WITH THIS AD S2.00 0 FF1 | 000 on the additions and alterations to the dication of the time and effort spent by thq„^ chance to win big on the first ballot,” and Clearwater, Fla., is in charge they dumped him in a tobacco water pressure, after a car struck a fire hydrant across Monday with intoxication and Illing Junior High School as shown in bid contractors in trying to get the job,’^ predicted he will definitely be the Portugal Given Pledge of arrangements. field about 2:30 a.m. from the Shell Car Wash at 9:30 a.m. Driver of the car, 70- disorderly conduct in connec openings Tuesday night in the Municipal Phillips added. nominee. McIntosh told police he was Three Charged 1 1 Building. He said he’d be happy to accept The family suggests that any year-old Nicholas Schwalb, was treated and released from tion with the investigation of a I TYPEWRITER SERVICE [ Committee Pleased memorial contributions may be able, despite his bonds, to "hop Manchester Memorial Hospital and was later charged by disturbance at his home. He The Adler firm was also apparent low Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio (his and skip” to a farmhouse. I 41 PURNELL PLACE ” “The committee is very pleased with made to the American Cancer police with reckless driving. A second car involved in the was held overnight and was to : MANCHESTER P bidder June 10 for the Bennet additions the bidding on both of these schools,” he chief rival for the nomination) on the state Society. From there he called Windsor In Drug Seizure be presented in Circuit Court ” • 649-4986« ■ and alterations with a bid of $2,215,310. ticket, adding, “Obviously, however, it’s Police. accident was driven by Michael Jutras, 23, of 172 Hilliard added. “In light of the fast-rising inflation 12, Rockville, today. Although the Jack R. Hunter Inc. firm of of materials, it is very encouraging to not my decision but that of the state con Of Continued Support JiS, St. Water department employes and town firemen were -About 54 pounds of material Mrs. Aleksander Bazan The young man said he was possession and conspiracy to • Vernon Police apprehended Manchester bid on the Bennet work, no vention delegates.” summoned to the scene this morning and were making suspected to be marijuana, was know that the bids came in within the ap Mrs. Felicja Bazan, 64, of 35 robbed of a $100 watch. Police violate the state narcotics act, a 14-year-old boy Monday and local firm bid on the Illing work. Nate Gives Thanks Benton St. died Monday at had not recovered the car nor repairs. Among problems caused by the accident and seized by the special services proved referendum figures.” and reckless endangerment. turned him over to authorities Agostinelli expressed his personal LAJES AIR BASE, Azores (UPI) — discussed. The lease on the Portuguese Manchester Memorial found the four men as of this resulting water pressure drop were sounding of several unit of the Vernon Police in The voter-approved figure for Bennet which ne;gotiations for peace can go The Vernon Police investiga at the Litchfield Republic for Other Bids was $2,719,000 in the $5.6 million total of . thanks to “members of the press, sup President Nixon agreed to continued U.S. island base expired Feb. 3. Hospital. She was the wife of morning. sprinkler system fire alarms throughout town. (Herald cooperation with the Capitol ‘Nrat {nglattii forward,” Ziegler said. tion was conducted by Lt. Boys. The next lowest Illing bid was from New the school improvements. porters, contributors and all the people support for Portugal in his last diplomatic Aleksander Bazan. McIntosh said the men photo by Pinto) Region Crime Squad Monday A greeting by members of the Cabinet “During the trip the United States con Edwin Carlson, Sgt. Martin Police said the boy was ap England Contractors Inc. of Avon with $2,- Phillips said the committee will discuss ^ who gave me encouragement.” discussions of his exhausting Mideast tour solidated a foundation for a just and Mrs. Bazan was born in Grod sprayed a Mace-like chemical night in a South St. apartment i9lnnmiajs,jttc. 537,000, or $42,000 above Adler. The and Nixon’s family was planned for his in Vernon. Kincmann and Officer Charles prehended when seen operating 107S BURNSIDE AVE. the awarding of the contracts at its next He concluded, “I’ll never forget it— the today before heading home. lasting peace.” no, Poland, and had lived in in his face but he declined Parrish. an unregii^ered motorcycle on EAST HARTFORD, CONN. highest of the nine bidders was the late afternoon return in Washington. Also Police said three men were meeting. consideration, courtesy, confidence, en Awaiting Nixon upon his return to Ziegler denied that the trip was under Manchester for 23 years. She medical care. Rt. 83. He had been missing No Salottnon Roprooant Ui. Southern New England Construction Co. of awaiting him were the Watergate and im charged in connection with the Mankey Associates is the architect for couragement and support given me — not Washington in late afternoon was a warm taken as an attempt to stave off impeach had been employed for a Crash Victims Still from the home for two weeks, Flortnct Boaton, Oamor Hartford with $2,733,000, or $238,000 above welcome by his daughters and aides — as peachment problems that the President seizure of the material which the Benhet project and Lawrence alone as a candidate for governor, but for ment, but said he could not predict how number of years as a police said. Adler. any office I ever sought. I cherish, and will well as the Watergate and impeachment has been away from for more than a week. has an estimated value of $7,- Associates for the Illing project. Both are the President’s diplomacy affected his seamstress at Manchester Palmer Appears Adler’s base bid includes all the alter Manchester firms. always cherish, the memories.” problems that have been in his background Nixon will spend one night in Modes. About Town In Serious Condition 000. It is the largest amount Washington before going to Key Biscayne, Watergate troubles. On PTA Salute during his five-nation “journey for peace” “I can’t judge,” he said. “I think the She is also survived by a confiscated in Vernon, police in the Mideast. Fla., for the weekend to rest from his Both drivers of the vehicles ficiate. Burial will be in East said. American people will have to be the daughter, Mrs. Janina Obst of William Palmer of 288 Fern “We have just had a very constructive exhausting Mideast trip, review his ac Manchester Chapter, involved in Sunday night’s The material was taken from judges.” Manchester; a sister in Russia, Cemetery, Manchester. St., state PTA treasurer, exchange of views with regard to the complishments and prepare for a Summit and two grandchildren. Disabled American Veterans, crash in Bolton causing one The Holmes Funeral Home, an apartment at 198 South St. appeared this morning during a The trip next week to Moscow. will meet tonight at 8 at the death are still listed in serious Last Downtown Theater Closes problems our two countries face.” Nixon The funeral is Thursday at 400 Main St., Manchester, is in Arrested were Jeffrey salute to the PTA on the said after a two-hour meeting with Por “The diplomacy on this trip has opened 8:30 a.m. from the John F. American Legion Home. condition in Manchester charge of arrangements. VonBlock, 19, of 198 South St.; “Dialing for Dollars” television Accurate By SOL R. COHEN foil in a frozen state, discovers a 1973 tugal’s new president, Antonio de Spinola. the door to peace in the Middle East and Inside Today's Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Memorial Hospital today. There are no calling hours. Ronald VanBeek, 20, of program on Channel 8. the screen of the State Theater went the Nations in the area now have an oppor Raymond C. Wogman, 58, of 6 car in workable order and says to his “I have assured him that he will have not Center St., with a Mass at St. Mrs. Wogman was born in Holyoke, Mass.; and Frank Palmer, explaining what the dark for the last time and only the understanding of the government tunity to walk through that door,” Press Jehovah’s Witnesses will Fernwood Dr., Bolton was Halfway into the movie, “Sleeper,” girl friend, “They really built these James Church at 9. Burial will Glasgow, Scotland, and had Syrek, of South Hadley, Mass. PTA does, said, "The PTA Graduate Manchester’s last downtown movie of the United States but to the extent that Secretary Ronald Ziegler said in assessing have a group discussion tonight driving the car on Rt. 44A Woody Allen, brought back to life be in St. James Cemetery. lived in Manchester and New Von Block was charged with coordinates the efforts of peo things, didn’t Hiey?” we are able, our support in meeting” Por the trip. at 7 at Kingdom Hall. struck head-on by the pickup house ceased to be a movie house. Friends may call at the Haven most of her life before conspiracy to violate the state ple working for children and after 200 years wrapped in aluminum At 10:27 p.m. sharp Tuesday night, tugal’s means. Although the crowd at Lajes Air Base on truck driven by David Watson, wears a One of the 15 persons who had funeral home Wednesday from coming to Bolton 18 years ago. narcotics act; VanBeek and collects dues to send out infor Nixon, showing the wear and tear of his the tiny Atlantic island of Terceira con Mmlb The Army and Navy Club will viewed the last movie was overheard 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 26, of Fieldstone Lane, Coven She was employed as a Syrek were charged with sisted of a few hundred residents and U.S have- its monthly meeting try. mation on those needs.” saying as he left the theater, “They nine days of travel, described his trip to licensed practical nurse at possession with intent to sell. the Middle East “as a very long and ar military families, it was as enthusiastic as tonight at 8 at the clubhouse. Wogman’s wife, Mrs. Mary i really built these things, didn’t they?” Area Profile, Pages 6, 10, 11, 21 * Manchester Memorial Bulova duous journey.” larger ones. They mobbed Nixon, pushing (May) C. Wogman, was the Hospital. She was a member of There was no mention by either of the so close his hair was mussed. Children Eljem Speaking, Page 3 Fire Calls A Holy Eucharist service will front seat passenger in the car Emanuel Lutheran Church and be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Built in 1925 two leaders of a renewal of the lease for crushed by the crowd could be heard Hi Neighbor, Page 4 and was pronounced dead on the Priscilla Circle of the crying. The President, enthusiastically Mary’s Episcopal Church. Constructed in 1925, the State U.S. use of the Azores base itself, a sub No MHS, grads party planned. arrival at MMH Sunday night. church. Accutron*^ ject that some officials had said would be shaking hands, was so surrounded by peo • 11:10 a.m. Monday— fire in Their daughter, Beth, 18, was Theater Building has been purchased Page 18 large exhaust fan on roof of Survivors, besides her hus Announcement By He picks up his degree with split second timing, by th e Full Gospel ple that only his head and an upraised arm YWCA Drop-In will meet a rear seat passenger In the car band, are four daughters. Miss could be seen. Groman’s pad softball lead. Page Lydall & Foulds Paper Co. at Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 thanks to the famous Accutron tuning fork Interdenominational Church of and suffered a broken arm and Beth Pamela Wogman of Summing up. Press Secretary Ronald L. 615 Parker St. (Eighth District) a.m. at the Community Y. All movement, guaranteed accurate to within a minute 29 cuts. Thomas Cafro, 19, of 8 Bolton, Miss Carolyn Wogman THE LECLERC FUNERAL HOME Manc^ster. Its seats will be occupied Ziegler said Nixon was in an excellent • 2:34 p.m. Monday — three women are invited for a month.* A beautiful gift, for men and women, Morlarty’s Twi losers, PagP 26 Birch Mt. Rd. Ext., Bolton, also and Miss Donna Rae Wogman, 23 Main Street by chwch-goers from now on. mood and felt he accomplished his engines responded to a false fellowship, bowling or from $95 tcJ$1500. Anti-Tax Reform a passenger in the rear seat, both of Boston, and Mrs. Judith And so, the State Theater has joined diplomatic goal, even though there was Area golfers in state open. Page alarm at the box on Forest St. volleyball and a break for Manchester, Connecticut suffered a fractured elbow and Jacquith of Enfield; her the Park Theater, formerly at Main much more to do. 26 east of Otis St. (Town) coffee. Baby-sitting is cuts. Gaining Steam mother, Mrs. Mary Carr of St. and Brainard PI.; and the Circle available. State police are still in- Hamden; two brothers, Theater, formerly on Oak St., near WASHINGTON (UPI) —Senate Finance Better Relations vestigating. “The President feels that the trip has With Today^s Herald: Archibald Carr of Milford and Mr. Richard E. Leclerc, owner-operator, of Main St., as “has-beens.” chairman Russell Long says a Senate John Carr of New York state; a the Leclerc Funeral Home announces that filibuster against tax reform amendments strengthened relations between the United Parkade Midway Days special In Funeral services for Mrs. sister, Mrs. Irving Ross of Leonard Lacovara, manager of the- “is picking up steam.” States and the nations of the Middle East sert operations in Manchester have ceased, he State Theater and for 19 years an SOUTH SIDE Mary (May) Wogman will be Hamden; and two Aided by Republicans, oil state senators and has established a framework from ENTHANCE Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at grandchildren, Norman R. sincerely thanks his many friends who have associate of RKO-Stanley Warner and conservatives, Sen. James B. Allen, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Jaquith and Michelle E. called on him in the past for funeral Theaters, the sellers, says of the I>Ala., has successfully blocked con Manchester. The Rev. Ronald Jaquith, both of Enfield. counseling and professional services — closing, “Too bad. It’’s a shame.” sideration of liberal-sponsored tax Fournier, co-pastor of Emanuel The family suggests that any He blames it on the times — the in measures which would, among other Church; and the Rev. Lawrence memorial contributions may be their trust and confidence Is deeply ap terest in “skin-flicks” and por things, end the oil depletion allowance and Big Business Fights Wogman of Willimantic, a made to Emanuel Lutheran preciated. nographic interests. He’ll be on the cut individual income taxes. nephew of the deceased, will of Chuch. premises for another two weeks, A pending debt ceiling bill had seemed the best vehicle for forcing througlK the “taking care of things and packing,” amendments because it must becomeiaw Consumer Agency Mr. Leclerc has been associated with the then he’ll move on somewhere else in by midnight June 30, but Allen and his Superb HAVE YOU AN the theater chain. allies apparently will be able to thwart EVENT SCHEDULED Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, since 1958 these plans. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Big industry is senators are firmly opposed to the bill, THAT CALLS FOR Ollier Sad Times “I hadn’t expected a filibuster, a dug-in putting home town business pressure on and that up to 22 of these will speak in sup and was recently appointed as operations filibuster,” said Long. “If anything, the FOOD? Lacovara remembers other sad senators from 15 states in an attempt to port (filibuster) of Senator (Sam) Ervin, “No man is an island, entire of itseif...any man’s filibuster is picking up steam. kill legislation to create a consumer It may be a wedding, a manager of the combined Newkirk & times. D-N.C., who will lead the opposition.” death diminishes me, because I am involved in “Right now they’ve got a lot of cards protection agency independent of the ad .IThe Senate rules provide that a banquet or just an informal Whitney operations In East Hartford and “ Why me?’ he asks. He was nankind.” These words of John Donne, written in and a lot of trumps.” ministration. filibuster can be ended only if two thirds of get-together of a society, West Hartford. This appointment has manager of the Strand Theater in |1624, explain perfectly the purpose of modern lodge or some friendly group. Administration officials have The strategy was revealed in a letter the those present and voting agree to it. Thus created such additional demands on his Hartford when it closed, and the threatened a veto of the debt bill if it is National Association of Manufacturers is if all 100 senators participate, 34 would be neral service: to give man the opportunity to Cameo in Bristol, when it closed. passed with the tax amendments, a veto sending to its member companies in sufficient to keep the filibuster alive. adjust to the loss he feels at the passing of one of his We Are Prepared to time that he decided to close his operations in Manchester. A. C leirvliw d ill showi ip ic i ag< movamint. |1 2 l. “No,” he says, “I don’t consider it which liberals do not have the strength to states, whose senators’ votes are con Two years ago, the same legislation died own. Serve You to Your B. Date and day In satintone atalnlesi stie l. (118. even a coincidence. It’s a sip of the override. sidered crucial in the coming battle. in a Senate filibuster. C. Date and day In pracloui 14K lolld fold. (321. Complete Satisfaction > times. People just won’t pay the price Forces backing the consumer proposal The manufacturers’ group asked its Our catering service is set up *Wa will adjuit to this tolerance, If necesiery. Guerintee la for oni full year. for a good movie— expensive to make SUNNY gave a copy of the letter to UPI. members to put pressure on senators from Legislation to create an agency fo lobby to be flexible enough to ac-' Mr. Leclerc wanfs his many friends in and expensive to show. They call up Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, commodate any size Hn for the consumer with other government Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Louisiana, Manchester and vicinity to know that he Is Theater Ends Long Run and want to know if it’s at cut rates. agencies has passed the House. It is due on Michigan, New Mexico, North Dakota, MEMliR.THI OROift OF THE OOIOIN RULi gathering, Why not call us and always available to serve and counsel them You tell them the pricp and they don’t the Senate floor in mid-July, and a Tennessee, Maryland, South Carolina and talk over the details? show up. But, they’ll go out of their in time of need through the modern facilities Back in the mid-1920s, Jack Sanson door. At 10:27 p.m., the screen was filibuster has been promised by opponents. West Virginia. HOLMES^unei,dfffom e way to pay top dollar for the pornos. I Big business opposes the idea as a cost was named the first manager of darkened and the theater ceased to be “Your senators’ votes are critical to the 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN. of the nearby Newkirk & Whitney Funeral just don’t know what to say.” ly, time-consuming Ralph Nader-inspired Garden Grove Caterers, Inc. MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester’s State Theater. Now a theater. It has been purchased by final outcome,” the letter states. “As Home, 318 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford. And so, that’s the end of movie Mostly sunny this .afternoon with highs plot. Consumer groups favor it as a chance many calls and contacts as possible should HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES TELEPHONE 64 9-53 13 - 64 9-53 14 retired and living in South Windsor, the Full Gospel Interdenominational 80-85. Fair tonight with lows in the 60s. houses for Downtown Manchester. to give the average person the sahie be made, asking: 1, that they get in touch Sanson, Tuesday night, was given the ' Church of Manchester. (Herald photo Partly cloudy Thursday with high in mid There are those who say, “Main St. leverage enjoyed by companies which hire with Sen. Ervin and offer support; 2, that sa(h honor of locking the theater’s by Bevins) 80s. Chance of precipitation zero through . will never be the same.” high-paid lobbyists to speak for them. they either vote against cloture or 3, abs tonight, 20 per cent Thursday. The NAM letter states that “at least 34 tain from such vote.” PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974
^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 19, lff74 - Schiller Elected Hose Co, Captain PAGE THRF.F. TELEVISION TONIGHT Roland Schiller of 96 Seaman James Orfitelli and Bmde Circle has been elected captain Cantrell are stewards, MilU^ - 6: 00- (20-22-30) CHASE of Town of Manchester Hose (3-8-22) NEWS (24) WOMAN ALIVE Co. 2 Volunteer Firemen, at the Stavnitsky and Sherwooil -tittle (18) CHAMPIONS - 8 : 3 0 - Central Firehouse, Center St. Truman are trustees^ anb « w st clotwoo' (20) FILM Formerly first lieutenant, (8-40) MOVIE Robert Stavnitsky and Joseph (24) ZOOM "A Mesage to My Daughter" (1973) Schiller succeeds Milton Stav- (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH nitsky as captain. — 9:00— Trudeau are auditors. The in (40) BONANZA Other officers elected are (3) CANNON vestigating committee consist Clyde Pickral, first lieutenant; - 6 : 3 0 - (18) LIVING FAITH of Walter Weir, Tom Mehl anh George Trueman, second (8-22-30-40) NEWS (20-22-30) MOVIE Harold Perrett. The nominating lieutenant; Mike Kelly, committee consisted of Luddy (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED “Ohe, Two Three" (24) BILL MOYER’S secretary; and Cary Crane, Hansen and Walter Knofskie. - 7 : 0 0 - treasurer. (3-20-22-30) NEWS JOURNAL A Cowrie Dowry (8) TRUTH OR - 9 : 3 0 - . . Anyone spending some time CONSEQUENCES (24) JOYCE AT 34 -:at the shore this summer -t'- ^ (18) DICK VAN DYKE . ^whether it be for several weeks’ - 1 0 : 0 0 - : ,or for only a weekend, will (24) FORE (3) KOJAK BOLTON LAKE HOTEL (40) ABC NEWS (8-40) DOC ELLIOT ROUTE 44-A • BOLTON j -probably become at least a (3) SALE OF THE CENTURY (24) FEAR WOMAN : -part-time shell collector. It’s - 7 : 3 0 - ■ - rhard not to, since shells come in a n d — 10:30— -Isuch a variety of interesting (8) PROFILE 11 PEOPLE (18) MAYOR’S HALF HOUR CHEF DANTE • ^ AND PROGRESS ;;shapes, sizes and colors. (24) BLACK IS A BEAUTIFUL Now Serving ' People living in coastal areas (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL WOMEN (20) FILM piave always collected and used — 11:00— LUNCHES - DINNERS rshells. Many of therh,-such as (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES FOR RESERVATIONS, TEL. 643-9731 (24) FRENCH CHEF (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS ;clams, mussels, conch, oysters (30) WAIT TILL YOUR (20) SAN FRANCISCO ^and abalone are and have been, FATHER GETS HOME BEAT -of course, sources of food. (40) ROOM 222 -1 1 :3 0 — 'Murex shells found in tropical (3) M OVIE ■water yield a purple dye once - 8: 00— referred as Royal Tyrian Pur (3) BOBBIE GENTRY "Red Skies of Montana" (1952) (8-40) RAZZLE DAZZLE ple by the Phoenicians, Greeks (8-40) THE COWBOYS and Romans. Cloth colored with (18) SHARING OUR FAITH ROCK ’N ROLL The combined ages of these three top film personalities Cukor (R), who is giving them instructions before shooting Enroll Now this dye could only be worn by adds up to 205 years! Laurence Olivier, 67, and Katharine senators, emperors and other Cowrie shells — individual, and as jewelry. Spend An a scene for “Love Among the Ruins.’’ Thp special two-hour For Our dignities. Hepburn, 64, break up with laughter at something said by movie is a sophisticated comedy about aging lovers, being Evening With 74-year-old Academy Award-winning director George East Coast Indians used l - U Summer quahog clam shells as money. ceremonial celebrations. i x h s i J O O D Y A u r They carried and ground the has accumulated a varied and BURNSIDE Shells are external skeltons highly interesting assortment (M l Lint, (iitiii] Adult Fllml shells into beads and discs MOW^- — '^JOW of soft-bodied animals called of not only common New Program!! called wampum. Beads formed mollusks. A mollusk begin8 to England shells but also exotic, “SLEEPER” Chairmen, Judges Named from the purple outer edge of form its shell when it is very “C ry R ape” not easily found ones, from the clam shell were more young, sometimes while still i^ around the world. Presently (R) valuable than those shaped the egg. The part of the some of the more unusual ones * “BANANAS” ------< J I 0 W For Art Association Show from the inner white portion. mollusk’s body responsible for Patti Corrigan^s These beads were then pierced are , being displayed at the Committee chairmen and Barbara Groff, poster design; the formation of the shell is the f4S r w m o R Adult Co-Hit ting the planning of galleries and strung together to be used Savings Bank of Manchester judges for the Manchester Art Mary Daley, refreshments; and placing of works, directing mantle, the mollusk’s fleshy DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 in trfide or woven together into and will remain there Association Outdoor Art and Jean Pico, baked goods; Marie SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS outer covering. exhibitions, making loans and belts to serve as tokens of trea throughout the summer “L ove O bject” Craft Show have been an Flynn, membership. Special glands within the supervising the conservation of SAINT MAURICE CHURCH BASEMENT ty agreements. Probably the months. Various other shells nounced by the association’s mantle secrete a limy sub Judges for the show will be the painting and sculpture HEBRON ROAD. BOLTON most famous wampum treaty from the collection will be on new president, Mrs. Peg collections. stance that hardens to become Peter Marlow, chief curator of belt was given to William Penn display on the museum. Don’t I T ig m t B H . M . w e a r W MS-13331 I TIKE ROlITtS 15 . M . 86 (OIT 95) 848 83331 EASTHARTFORD Winther. Marlow’s major interest is in one of many shell layers the DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 the Wadsworth Atheneum; and JULY SESSION and AUGUST SESSION to bind a land treaty with the miss these opportunities for !D O W N | The show will be in Center animal will produce. Just as the THIS SHOW - 99c Roger L. Crossgrove, painter 18th Century French art which (July 8-31) (Aug. 5>28) Pennsylvania Indians. shell gazing before leaving on Park next to the Mary Cheney thickness of the shell depends IMTDEMMEKNT and educator. School of Fine he pursued in Europe under the Regular Claeses Special Group Classes Cowrie shells were also used your trip to the seashore. THEATER III Library Sunday June 23 from 11 on how many mineral layers FMLinO Arts at the University of auspices of Chester Dale 5 Students per Instructor 5 students per Instructor as money in Africa and the They’re the inspiration you’ll a.m. to 6 p.m., or in case of the mantle produces, the shape Connecticut. Storrs. Fellowship from the National for 1 Hour for 2 Hours South Pacific. Young women need to get you started as an rain, June 30. of the shell is influenced by the Marlow joined the Atheneum Gallery of Art in Washington, would wear strings of cowrie amateur^onchologist. Mrs. Winther is general D.C. He is a native of Boston, YOURTEACHER shape of the mantle. A mantle staff in June 1968 as the Eleanor shells as a sign of wealth, hence [ F rM iM B N i n d m s/A PhMM of chairman of the event. She is Mass., and lives in West Hart with a smooth edge produces a ^CMia Helm bMrin Ik . Lamont Cunningham Curator of Patti Corrigan Dunne the term "cowrie dowry”; assisted by Maureen Mozzer, ford with his wife and’two smooth shell while a mantle ACADEMY AWD. JACKIE COOPER paintings and sculpture. Since while the men draped yards with ruffled or fluted edges 'The museum will be open WINNER ALEX CORO JUHE 20-23, 27-30 registration; Vicky Jennings, daughters. 1972 graduate of Springfield College Tuesday through Sunday from 2 then he has been put in charge upon yards of strung cowrie results in sculptured shell. I DIANA MULOAUR • 0:30 Curtain treasurer; Terry Ronson, Crossgrove joined the faculty 1968 Olympic Training Squad • seml-flnallst to 5 p.m. until July 31. Admis of the curatorial division of 1969-1972 All American Qymnsst shells over their bodies for Over the years the museum Reservations: awards; Rita Kenway, publici museum activities. His respon of the University of Connecticut sion is free. 046-1120 ty; Sara Robinson, judges; in September 19(M and was head 1971 D.G.W.S. National uneven Bar sibilities include research and and Vaulting Champion Walter Sodano, hanging and writing concerned with the of the art department until 1973. :S t1CH€A$E CINtMA/ 1 2 3 4 layout; Don Hooey, posters; collections undpr his care, .He was formerly professor and Plus several outstanding Instructors proposing acquisitions, direc- associate chairman of the REGISTER NOW BY PHONE Ottawa NA TO Meeting I-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS Sr. department of graphic art at EASTHARTFORO • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-8810 742-8560 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED MRKING • Wa Honor MASTER CHARGE • ^VrHEAniESEi^ Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y. He has had numerous works 455-0151 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. ■ V IN T K 649-3577 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. TRWUIMDE - 549-5401 Theatre shown in exhibitions and Prelude to Summit Time Schedule museums across the country By PHIL NEWSOM R A h l EXCLUSIVE.AREA SH0WIH6 and has received many awards, Rejection by the U.S. Senate overseas gave the Europeans a [><>oc
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Mj^CHESTER------EVENING HERALD. mancuesier,Manchester. conn..Conn.. Wed..Wed., June 19,197419.1974- PAr.F. triyB- Know Your Ittx Liourt Proesdure is Simplter for Small CasBs iMandi^fitpr iEiT^nutg lipralli iniroi*fl tirftn rltaoflMRAA *• i > .« . . . / Taxpayers who disagrree with it does ask the taxpayer to pro Here is how the Small Tax Sion of the Tax Court need mvolved, and the reasons why the Internal Revenue Service vide records, for items claimed Case Procedure works: Another advantage of this Oct. i , iChafnberJWember over small amounts of tax can only contact the Clerk, US the taxpayer believes the ad Founded 1881 on the tax return so that full If an increase in tax is pro Tax Court, Box 70, Washing ditional tax is not due. procedul-e is that the taxpayer Neighbor appeal their cases themselves consideration can be given to posed by the IRS examiner, the may request that the hearing ton, p.C. 20044. 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But putes involving $1,500 or less. tion the Small Tax Case Divi- that Sent the notice, the amount admitted to practice before the Payable in Advance offers free personal and set a precedent for future U.S. Tax Court. The Manchester Evening Herald. The number of copies available will be limited. Whether of the disputed tax, the years cases. One Month...... $3.25 business chwking accounts and Display advertising closing hours, there are any copies left shortly after June 29 is doubtful. Single C opy...... 15? full service commercial three full days prior to publication. Last year’s special edition was a sellout. While the size of By Carrier, Weekly...... 75? banking. For the convenience of Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Profile ’74 won’t compare with our Sesquicentennial, we its customers, it is open 43 MelittaGCup One Y ea r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon think the edition will be popular. hours per week including Satur Coffeemaker Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and day banking, and there is ample Cosmetic Puffs Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. free off-street parking. V^ile Friday is the first day of summer, it seems rather OFF Our The bank is sponsor of the an anti-climatic because we have already enjoyed some Pkg. of 280 Reg. Price! Caldor grand summer days. nual fishing derby, ski meet and 54° Size.... Priced swim meet and is a patron of .33 3.99 Perhaps more fitting recognition of the day is the fact the 4-H Qub, Little Theatre of Filtered coffee tastes better! that school will be out for a great many Manchester Manchester and the Buffered Aspirin Designer’s Glamorous Coffeemaker is complete Confusing The Consumer students. Manchester Civic Orchestra. ^ with 10 free filters. 1 ^ ^ Brews in short time. We are sure the vacation is welcomed by teachers, Not only has the bank been ac 17 Jewel Watch Collection students and parents. Recalling the dark, dreary days of tive in community affairs but Bot. of 100 Textured and polished link 59° Size..... We, as a consumer, don’t like to The fact of the matter is that the last December, it seems to have been a long school year. officers also contributed a 3 9 ‘ bracelets, bangle bracelets, gripe too much about those who would great deal of their time to the slim and wide. Watches have standards and codes are not for the community. Parker has acted fine Swiss movements. 17 make it easier for us to determine just Everbody appreciates thank you letters and The Herald Cotton Swabs jewels. Reg. 29.99...... 36”x72” Metal consumer at all. The simple applica is no exception. as auditor for the past two what exactly we are buying.'\ years for the Miss Manchester Similar savings on all watches in stock. tion of our old math tells us that any Our appreciation t>Richard Torsiello, Unit D teacher at 7 Web Folding Chair Fold Table We, like all consumers, like to know Pageant. Vice President Pkg. of 180 tire made today can be coded to comp IJlathan Hale School, for the letters sent us by his fifth Stanley Jarvis is co-chairman 59° S ize.... Reg. 24.88 Our Reg. 7.99 44*^ GOLD FILLED & STERLING what we are getting for our money. ly with the proposal which will lead to grade students expressing thanks following a tour of 'The of the Downtown Guild and was Herald. chairman of the Manchester FASHION LOCKETS, Reg. to 12.97. But grading of products always has consumer confusion. . What we liked nipst is that the letters praised the Heart Fund Drive. Richard Baby Shampoo 1888 been sort of a mystery to us unless we View from Bass Harbor, Acadia National Park, Maine. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) courtesy and friendliness of The Herald’s staff. Our tour Lauzier, vice president. IS a 97 14 KT. GOLD CHARMS, savings examples: A tire can be tops in mileage but low wanted to take a lot of time to study guides commented it was an easy tour because the 16 oz. Bot. Steel construction, wood grain in traction, and infinitum. The stan finish. Opens and folds easily. and compare the “fine print” of students were so well mannered. 99° Size.... 59<^ Reg. 12.88 81 ® ^ Reg. 16.88 Reg. 20.88 Good for picnics. dards do not improve tire quality but Andrew Tully Extra wide webbing in descriptions and warranties, etc. terlaced with narrow With the increased price of postage, you would think a r u g g ed CONSTRUCTION! We think the government, however merely grade existing variations of THE r webbing; patio non-tilt SAVE OVER *7 GREYCUT CRYSTAL quality. lot of firms that constantly bombard you with literature legs. Cool color combina well intentioned, is not helping the tions, coordinated arms. Unpainted Wine Set Capital Fare would take the time to update their mailing lists. However, F A M I L Y ^ • Red matter any in a lot of its edicts on What the consumer needs is a sim we haven’t seen any revisions in the past couple of years. Hardwood Our standards. It’s remarkable, and a credit to the Manchester Post Of- LAWYER. 17 Web Matching *Green Reg. 1 2 7 7 ple standard which tells him that, Ladder- Steel 17.99 For example, it is proposing Where Has Mills Been? l^ e, that we receive a lot mail which is poorly addressed. Folding Chaise •Amber “A” tire represents “X” more B a c t The other day we received a letter addressed; Bissweli O f f G u a rd Saw regulations to give motorists aif “ins mileage, heat resistance and traction Street. Chair WASHINGTON - Rep. i\\ Horse tant guide” to tire traction, tread than “B” and so forth. We think there represents the sentiments of the November elections on the’ Erma was all too familiar with Reg. Table Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., is a bright conservatives, liberals and horizon. In case you might be planning a tag sale. The Herald is the cracked floorboard in her 13.99 Reg. 15.94 \V\ Brackets wear, and high speed performance, should be no more than four different Lamps guy with a pretty sure grasp of moderates alike. These good We are not going to get any offering free posters to advertise your sale if you place a apartment, and she usually stepped under a Uniform Tire Quality Grading economics but I can’t help people vote. over it with care. But one day her I Front and center non-tilt grades of tires each embodying a safe leadership from the White tsg S3l6 clsssificd 3d for throe dsys or longer. |legs, adjustable back. standard to be effective May 1, 1975. wondering where he’s been on The trouble is that wage con ' House in these directions. attention was diverted by her pet 1 1 7 0 ty and performance level. A reminder, though: Do not fasten your poster to a utili parakeet, as it made a sudden bee inflation during the past couple trols are opposed by a political President Nixon has made some Our Includes tall 161/4’’ decanter with 6 Under this standard, tread wear of years. ty pole. That’s a violation of the law. line for an open window. Momen graceful glasses on button stems. ly powerful forqg, namely Big moves toward reducing federal Reg. YOUR CHOICE 1 2 8 8 To wit: Now he tells us Presi tarily off guard, Erma tripped on grades would be in the form of The idea should be manufacturing Labor. Its chieftains argue, spending, but he continues to 24” Motorized 1.59 Our Reg. 19.95 dent Nixon made a mistake An understanding subscriber: One of our readers in the floorboard and sprained her GREYCUT CRYSTAL CORDIAL numbers which would represent the tires to certain specific quality grades with some validity, that during defend such sacred cows as the ankle. when he ended all wage-price Phase 2 wages were held down Florida writes that the mail delivery service of his Herald Bar-B-Q Brazier Authentic reproductions with hand- SET w/6 Button Stem Glasses maintenance of U.S. troops woven seat. Ready to paint, stain or ' Ideal for picnic & banquet tables. High fashion lamps, complete tire’s projected mileage. High speed rather than applying a code to cover controls, and says Congress more than prices. Candidates of 13 3/4” Decanter Incl. Q 9 7 abroad and pork barrel projects IS awful but he doesn’t expect any improvement because of antique. Carpenter horses, etc. with accordian pleated vinyl shade. performance would be Indicated by the dozen or more grades produced by should reimpose the tough con both parties seek the financial aimed at winning congressional the low priority the Postal Service gives newspapers. Our Reg. 13.99...... w trols that were in effect in 1972. support of the AFL-CIO et al, support in his battle to beat the Our letters. A, B, C, to represent several manufacturers for hundreds of One day he received four back issues and in general the Reg. That is to say. Mills wants and the pressure from labor impeachment rap. delivery varied from three to eight days. As we have ROLL YOUR STEREO Congress to enact legislation 18.99 COMPLETE WITH , FROM ROOM TO ROOM resistance to heat generated at high different brands. bosses will be terrific as the ^ the whole mess must, per stated before, mail copies are dispatched from The Herald 3 POSITION HOOD, speed. that would make controls man- campaign progresses. Mills force, be dumped in Congress’ each evening. Five position adjustable grid SPIT, U.L. MOTOR The tire business is highly com datop?, instead of subject to says the disparity between con lap. Its members are elected with handle; tempered steel Simple enough, you say. Maybe if presidential whim. trols on wages and prices can because they are presumed to legs, 5" mag wheels, handy ■^Tir petitive and this means each line is Those of you who are planning two or three week utility shelf. you’re an engineer because traction “The fact that the President be avoided and I hope he’s be men and women of Vacation a considerable distance from home and would made to compete in price. ’The con may have made a mistake in right. But he has come up with leadership potential. Wilbur grades will be indicated by a number like to receive The Herald by mail might as well forget it. sumer has a right to know what he is failing to use controls broadly is no formula to achieve solution. Mills is showing some of that of five pointed stars, based on stop no reason for Congress to make Still, controls — or the threat leadership with proposal for As much as we would like to have you receive the paper getting for the price he js willing to an equally bad mistake,” Mills of controls — might do the job while on your vacation, the chance you would get the ping ability on concrete, which means reimposition of controls. But he Could she collect damages from told the House. Well, gosh, all in one sector that contributes to Original Equipment pay in a straight-forward, simple, and needs a lot of Congressional. copies before you start for home is indeed remote. her landlord for not keeping the Big 7 Ft. you should know a formula for hemlock, Mr. Mills, sir. inflation. That is the concen • Plastic Bug Zoo understandable plain English descrip todies to cail his little anti apartment in good repair? In a 8 Rib Lifetime Batteries Styled Muffler translating a two or three star con Congress made that “equally trated power in the hands of the inflation force an army. There has been a big scare that unleaded gasoline court test, the landlord argued • Butterfly/Fish Net tion. SAVE bad mistake” long ago when it giant corporations, labor unions wouldn’t be available for the new 1975-model cars which that Erma herself was guilty of Garden Our Audio Mobile Cart crete stop to asphalt, gravel, etc. sat on its larded hams and per and international money OVER Easy Oo-ll-Yourself require it. The Environmental Protection Agency says the negligence for forgetting about Reg. 2788 Installation for Most YOUR O O c mitted Nixon to end Phase 2 cartels. None of these Um brella 34.99 The National Highway Traffic Safe As far as we are concerned, the I T o d a y ’s rumor isn’t true as 111,000 gasoline stations will begin the faulty condition of the floor. $20 American Cars, Reg. 13.99 ' Our when it almost surely had the behemoths willingly will reduce But the jury absolved her of CHOICE 0 0 '^ Reg. ty Administration, which is proposing NAHTSA’s instant guide proposal selling unleaded gas by July 1, two out of three stations in Reg.t01.39 votes to keep it alive. its profits and/or influence* Thought negligence and granted her claim. Our \ 13.70 urban areas. Reason; the “distraction doctrine.” Reg. JOHNSON’S NO BUFF SPRINT 9.87 the code and standards, must feel the flunks under the grade system we are However, I suppose we without a nudge, or maybe a Mattel Sporto^et*Barbie*Ken • Kelly working stiffs should be kick in the pants, from the Under this doctrine, behavior 24.99 18«« ) CAR WAX, Reg. 1.99., Rigid support shelves for speakers. same way because each tire will 1 .44 Reg. 4.99 ea... most familiar with and rates a fail if The Child and the Sea that would ordinarily be con 3.88 ea. Rolls easily on swivel casters. grateful that Mills — whose politicians. If these VIP's of In view of Connecticut’s new transit management plan, Push button for full carry a label explaining the codes you prefer the pass-fail system of power on Capitol Hill is enor power won’t cooperate, there is A child with his dad sat by the you might find it of interest that California voters ap sidered negligent may be excused or partial tilt in ei mous— is now sponsoring an ef sea— if the person’s attention was dis ther direction. OUR which will be molded on the sidewalls grading which is something we would no reason Congress can’t man proved a proposal which provides that funds from the tracted from the danger. Kodak Film With fort to establish congressional- date their cooperation. The day so fair — the air so Floral/solid color LOWEST of the tire. ^ state’s gasoline tax may be diverted to mass transit. But not every kind of distrac rather not get into at this time. ly mandated restrictions on free; I combinations. PRICE! Kodak Mailer Salell Meanwhile, Capitol Hill Those in favor of the proposal used the advertising tion is. enough to constitute an prices and wages. He is opposed should take a much harder look With his chubby finger pointing out slogan, “$1 can get your $4,” and went on to say that every excuse. It must be quite sudden, Kodachrome 25 to a rollback of prices with the at the other causes of inflation. quite unusual, and quite compel The toy — with wonder— began dollar taken from the highway fund and used in mass 126-20 w/PK-20 mailer...... 3.24 possibie exception of those on Due mostly to government mis ling. Something less won’t do. Clear 60” Extra Thick Revision Welcome oil and gas, but he has made a management, there is too much to shout transportation schemes is eligible to receive four dollars Thus: Kodachrome 25 1 35-20 w/PK-20 mailer...... 3.24 start and I expect members of federal spending, too much in federal funds. A shopper in a supermarket Redwood Umbrella Table Above peaceful sounds of gentle Kodachrome 64 Congress have heard from People need to be reminded that the federal government noticed a loose carton on the floor For some years the people have had dificit financing and a general waves — 135-20 w/pk-20 mailer...... 3.24 doubtedly wholesome, yet It resulted enough constituents to conclude disinclination to raise enough has no funds other than those which it gets from the ahead of her. Just before reaching Deluxe “A” frame with tapered legs. the uneasy feeling that judicial An ocean one loves when it that spot, she paused to com Kodachrome 25 in many suspects being freed when that somebody, somewhere, money by taxation to finance behaves; citizens of the various states, individual or corporate. Our biggest and best redwood table. Portable Cassette G.E. A M /FM Keystone Rapid-Shot 135-36 w/PK-36 mailer...... 4 . 8 6 proceedings and prescribed rules of has got to do something about our Spendthrift ways. The best miserate with a friend about ris Reg. 79.99...... there was overwhelming evidence “ Daddy — this ocean is nice and 59^® Tape Recorder Kodachrome 64 ing prices. By the time she started Portable Radio police conduct, when arresting and the soaring high cost of living. approach to this problem is to clean — We received a letter from a fellow seeking employment Instant Camera 1 35-36 w/PK-36 mailer...... 4.86 Congress should be reminded walking again, she had forgotton 40” Curved Redwood Benches, Reg. 12.99..... that they should have been brought to cut federal expenditures to a Some oceans are bad and and one sentence is a bit more than amusing. 9.97 Our Kodachrome Super 8 detaining suspected criminals, have about the carton—and proceeded w/PK mailer...... trial. that this is an election year and minimum and at the same time mean! “If there is an opening, I may be willing to come in and to fall over it. Reg. -59 Z 3.741 49.99 been weighted toward protecting the that the natives are restless. makesjr^it more expensive. It discuss the matter.” “It was her own fault," said the Chemold Rackets The mail arriving at this desk is may nof 'be an ideal approach, “My son — oceans — like a per 36.88 market when she sued for dam 21.70 19.87 Vacation Bound? rights of the suspect to the detriment Admittedly there is a fine line to be And we suppose if the pay is adequate, the hours Uses the new Flash-Bar 10 . . . Ac roughly 85 per cent in favor of but it is preferable to trying to son’s life — ages. And this time, the court • Rod Laver • Tony Roche Built-in condenser mike; AC or DC AFC on FM for less drift. Battery or AC operation. Includes 4 "C cell batter cepts 108, 107 and 88 Polaroid films. Don't get caught paying higher prices | of crime prevention. drawn between the protection of the reimposition of controls, and it raise taxes — especially with In beauty of peace or times of excellent, and the position desirable, he might just con agreed. The court said a friendly cord operation. Rugged polyethylene The newest rapid shot instant cam at resort areas! Stock up on all your I sider working for us if we had an opening. ies and AC cord, blank 30 min. tape. case for music on the go! Some reversal of this trend hopeful constitutional rights of an arrested strife chat was not a compelling enough Reg. 11.99 era! vacation film needs now. Bring out the good or bad within No wonder some people are unemployed. distraction to justify forgetting YOUR ly may be seen in the recent Supreme person and the vigorous prosecution about such an obvious danger. CHOICE 6.66 General Aire Court ruling that rigid and punctilious of the law which is needed to combat Open Forum Terrifying is all hatred — sin. There use to be an old adage that when it came to the use What about traffic noises that Multiply laminated frames CALDQR’S of alcohol, newspapermen were at the front of the parade. distract a pedestrian? That will strung with tournament grade application of the Miranda rule may the great growth in crime incidence. An ocean when it is raging mad not ordinarily be enough to ex Deluxe Portable However, a speaker told the California Medical Associa nylon. Leather grips. SPECIAL PRICE! be relaxed. But it is ridiculous to expect police all, that “Music Maam,” Loses God’s Sacred Peace — cuse negligence. 20” Electric Fan Proud Martha White, one of the becomes bad— tion that physicians suffer the highest alcoholism rate of A man who stumbled on a That was the rule that a criminal Popular Make Open officers to adopt an Alphonse and To the editor: world’s truly great teachers. It wrecks — it kills — so full of any profession in America. broken curbing claimed afterward, suspect, upon arrest, must be in Gaston procedure in arresting and As the final notes of “Show Thinking of others may be out evil The speaker was Dr. Charles E. Becker, head of in suing the city, that the rumble Throat Wood Racket Ail of fashion but it is never out of People say it works with the of an oncoming car had diverted Our Business” faded, the entire alcoholic detoxification at San Francisco General Hospital Precision balanced Reg. formed in meticulous detail of his booking a person who may have been tune. Thank you one and all. devil his attention. But a court held this 1088 audience rose to a standing ova and professor at the University of California Medical to be no excuse. frame, top quality 12.88 legal rights. TV viewers have seen apprehended in the perpetration of a tion for the MHS Round Table Center. Ashaway strung, Sincerely, It spews debris of sin on the “The sound of automobiles,” leather grip. this applied many times in police or vicious crime. Singers at the shell stage on shore — “We lose the equivalent of one medical school class a said the judge, “is hardly an un Mrs. G. DeCormier Reg. 21.49...... Constitution Plaza June 5. The joyful surf now a monster’s year,” commented Dr. Becker. common occurrence in urban crime'dramas when the arresting of Law enforcement officers who have 379 Porter St. New 7 element blade for superior air circulation. Light “What’s the school?” “Who roar America. City inhabitants should ficers read or recite the suspects Manchester Regent PTX-80 Open Throat weight, quiet, smooth operating. been frustrated in recent years by the are they?” “Who is that direc Becomes frightening to young not be diverted by ordinary city One of the reasons we might be paying more money for traffic.” Wood Racket, Reg. 17.99...... “rights.” necessity of procedures which seemed tor?” Everyone ,asked. One and old lady came over to tell them she newsprint, the commodity upon which newspaper is Appreciation Demanding — unruly — very A public service feature pf the Spalding Poncho Gonzales Tennis JS In the case before the court the stacked against the police and had been so depressed and sat printed, is the black market overseas. While our price is To the editor: told. American Bar Association and Balls, White, Yellow or Fuchsia, Reg. 1.99...... down when she heard the going to $235 per ton July 1, the going price overseas is Westinghouse arresting officers had failed to inform favoring the criminally suspect may The staff of the Manchester the Connecticut Bar Associa music. She walked away like a People know turbulence in their around $700 to $800 a ton. the suspect that a lawyer would be ap Youth Service Center wishes to tion. Written by Will Bernard. 5,000 B.T.U. take some heart in this diminution of new person, happy and cheered. life — Some four years ago, timber interests in the Pacific N) state publicly our respect for pointed for his defense in case he was what has appeared to be an obstacle to One of the festival directors They know trials — know hatred O 1974 American Bar Association 2-Sp. Fan Air Mrs. Jean Bates, director of the Northwest sqld a great many logs to Japan. Now that the Whirlpool No-Frost MAGNAVOX said it was the best show ever. — know strife — Lee Trevino Staff Woods not economically prepared to retain police work. Public Health Nursing economy in Japan is moving at a mighty slow pace, Japan Conditioner I was so proud of those young With love they find peace — (3od Rich walnut stained Refrigerator Freezer 12” Diagonal Program. is selling back logs to U.S. firms. woods, 1, 3 and 5. Pro his own counsel. Certainly the American public people and of our school. My by their side — Caldor Priced In our contacts we have TOY INDUSTRY DRAGS step down shafts, Black & White TV thanks to the powers that be in In this latest decision Justice views crime prevention and criminal always found her to be capable, He will be their trust — Their Want to know how to su cceed \i real estate? NEW YORK (UPI) - The lightweight steel. 3 6 4 0 our educational administration, Rehnquist is speaking for the “protec dedicated and cooperative. We faith — their guide! First secure a good job with the government in toy industry is suffering a Reg. 49.97 White apprehension and trial high in the who have the wisdom and vision Reg. Our believe that her efforts have severe contraction and there Operates on 115 volts, 7.5 am tive guideline and prophylactic stan priorities of the type of government to give them the time to per Washington. Then buy a home at a cost of about $190,000. $342 Reg. been most beneficial to the Son — remember this ocean’s will be 20 per cent fewer sepa peres. 2 speed fan for extra form. (I know how much the Have the government come in and make improvements $312 cooling. Quick, easy installa 89.70 dard” , not a constitutional guarantee. that they want. youth of Manchester as well as peaceful scene rate items on toy shop shelves Lee Trevino Staff Irons eleiqentary children enjoyed to your heme in the amount of about $180,000. Compact, clean design Slide out shelves, meat keeper, twin tion. The Miranda rule had originally If the court has taken into account to the broader community. She Always do good deeds—always After you have lost your government job, sell the house this year because of the porcleain enameled crispers. Super and learned from “Molly has been most helpful to this be clean — plastic resin shortage, Chain irons number 3 thru 9 lOver 80% solid slate! Telescoping VHF been promulgated as a reaction to Brown” and her friends.) for $300,000. This is a profit of $110,000. Upon request agree and pitching wedge. storage reversible door. 17 cubic feet ca WESTINGHOUSE HIGH EFFICIENCY public fear and uneasiness over their department in our work here in Store Magazine reports. Also 47441 Avocado Reg. $322 monopole antenna; 3 " high lone balanced Never bring hatred into your Reg. 69.97 pacity. $352 6,000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER speaker. police strong-arm methods and con Education is such a many sided Manchester. heart — to pay back to the government $1,100 for the im higher prices of plastics have security — and it should — this relaxa discipline. Sincerely, From God — dear son — never provements. This is only 1 per cent and leaves you a clear forced toy prices up. A vinyl fessions which were produced under tion of procedure is a welcome first Thank you, taxpayers, who I WAYS TO CHARGE Robert J. Digan drift apart! profit of $108,900. , doll that cost $6 last year may I 3 underwrite our wonderful duress or police brutality. step towards law enforcement unen coordinator Written by: For full details of how to go about this write to Spiro T. be $8 this year and a 99 cent Lee trevino Golf MANCHESTER SALE: WED. thru SAT. school; the administration; the BWIIIIUUIIICUO Youth Service Center Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Agnew in Maryland. He has been very successful with this plastic toy car has jumped to Balls, Reg. 7.97...... Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The purpose of the ruling was un cumbered with legalistic furbelows. great young people, and above Manchester St. John’s Church plan. around $1.29. 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. > PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 19. 1974 Teachers Get Pay, Students Get Grades
TOLLAND that teachers had unanimously voted Teachers will be paid Friday, as per Vivian Kenneson to release the grades now. Last week, contract, and again on June 26 for the Tolland teachers will receive their when informed final paychecks would final three days of school. final paychecks on June 21 and June 26' not be released until June 26, the The high school graduation is set for and student grades will be released association voted to withhold grades 4:30 Sunday afternoon on the school this week. _ until the last day of school. This action grounds. Middle school graduation Ronald Dextradeiir, Tolland Educa would have affected graduation in will be June 25 at 7 p.m. at the school; tion AsS'ociation (TEA) president, both the middle and high schools, in in the case of rain, in Tolland High made the announcement this morning regards to borderline students. School. Health Council Established TOLLAND Public HeariuK budget in the amount of $3,- appointments filling vacancies Vivian Kenneson The remaining public hearing 408.01, which will be financed of various town boards; Correspondent items on the selectmen’s agen by a state grant. Jonathan Walsh of Browns 875-4704 da were approved Tuesday, The board approved a resolu Bridge Rd. assistant professor The Board of Selectmen after a show of hands of tion authorizing the town of economics at the University passed an ordinance Tuesday residents in attendance, manager and treasurer to of Hartford, was appointed to establishing the Tolland Health A $66,0^ allocation from borrow up to $130,000 in an the Economic and Development Council, which was a Revenue Sharing for current ticipation of taxes, a normal ac Council. recommendation of the recent law enforcement operations, tion near the close of the fiscal district health study com fire protection operations, and year. Town Manager John Carol Butterworth of Cedar A Family Moves To Bolton mittee. public transportation capitol Harkins said the tax bills have Swamp Rd. was appointed a The creation of the ordinance was approved, leaving $2.62 in gone out this week and he does member to the Regional This family of wild geese was spotted in Bolton recently. will supercede the one wh Revenue Sharing. not anticipate having to borrow Forum. Ms. Butterworth is on they do not seem to ever stray from is that the father The selectmen approved an They are believed to be Canadian geese, but how they leads, the children follow and mother is always last. TTie established the Tolland ^ b lic up to the maximum authorized. the Board of Education, and Health Nurses Conmnssion, additional appropriation to the Appointments was supported by both political arrived in Bolton is anyone’s guess. The discipline of the young geese, in all endeavors, stay between the parents. current Board of Education geese is a sight to behold, whether they are walking, sit? and the 12 m e m b ^ of that 'Hie selectmen made several town committees in the ap (Herald photo by Holland) commission vrjif form the ting around, entering the water or in the water. A pattern pointment. Tolland Healtl^ouncil. Susan Henry of New Rd. was Members whose terms expire appointed to the Board of May 31y/l975 are: Philip Recreation to replace Priscilla _ Bev Gallic, Marcia Smith. She was the recommen Wortman and Irene Candito; S h e K e r a t b dation of the Board of Recrea Employes Get Wage Increase IS that expire May 31,1976 Area Profile tion, and was backed by both ;: Ken Smith, Robert C^sey, political committees. recently from the United Stab Eugene Marquette and David plumbing at a cost of about $3,- Anyone wishing more infor BOLTON Army was also denied. Serluco; May 31; 1977: Judy 000. mation should call 646-4472. Donna Holland Raymond Allen, superinten Goldstein, Lorraine' Manning, CorresiiondenI Football Meeting Summer ^usic dent, said he heard that Corey Bock and Helen Wanat. Tel. 646-0375 The Women’s Auxiliary of the The summer music program students are being called by a The council is charged to con New hourly wages for town Bolton Football Association will again this year operate, un recruiter and that some duct an ongoing survey of the Devine ^ e v i m G o .f ^Jnc. employes that are within the will hold a meeting Tuesday at der the direction of Edward pressure is being applied to health needs of the town; guidelines of a report by the 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial DiFronzo beginning either June them. recommended charter Labanon A v . 26 or July 1 for five weeks. 0 Colchaster, Salary Study Committee, were Park. Funds Available provisions improvements, cor 537-2374 approved by the selectmen. It will be mandatory for all The program will involve Conn. ’The Bolton Scholarship Fund rections, changes in existing The position, present wage mothers of cheerleaders to at about 40 Grade 4 and 5 students. charter provisions and or Inc. will allocate a total of $3,- and increase follows; tend the meeting said Jocelyn It will operate on a morning 400 in scholarship money this dinances and administrative Selectman’s office manager, Soares, president. session from 8:30 until noon. procedures effecting the health Children receive individual year out of a total $3,500 that is needs. $3.91 to $4; selectmen’s clerk, “We will be discussing the available. $2.95 to $3.15; assistant town rules and regulations for the instrumental instruction, and It will also advise the board The $100 difference will be clerk, $2.68 to $2.85; road cheerleaders as well as dress group instruction twice a week. of selectmen regarding the FACTORY OUTLET used for Boys’ State and foreman, $3.91 to $4.15; assis uniform,’’ she said. During the past school year selection of a director of postage. tant foreman, $3.75 to $3.95; Mrs. ^ares said all mothers DiFronzo had approximately 40 health; compliance with BSF allocated $2,900 last skilled labor, $3.48 to $3.70. of boys planning on par students in the band and 45 year. existing and future laws and WlMVStlE! Park help, part-time, star ticipating in either the pony or students in the chorus at Bolton regulations of the state and starting, $2, experienced, $2.25; midget football league should High. Family Life Committee federal governments; and the highway, part-time, starting, also attend.' At the Bolton Center School Members of the Family Life availability and applicability of $2.50, experienced, |».75. Mothers of last year’s midget he provided instrumental in Committee held their final federal, state and local health SXVMCS FROM 1 / 3 .1 / 2 OFF At the next meeting of the cheerleaders who have not yet struction to approximately 60 curriculum day last week. programs, facilities, agencies SSC the selectmen feel a returned the uniforms are students and worked with a The finished curriculum for and funds. OPEN SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 4:30 P.M. longevity bonus for town asked to bring them that night. chorus of approximately 75 Bolton school students is a The council is also charged employes should be discussed. To Be Honored students. moderation of the Marlborough with submitting an annual • ALL WEATHER COATS life program. • SPORTSWEAR Bids Waived The St.'Maurice Council written report by Sept. 1. • 2 & 3 PC. PANTSUITS The finished curriculum is • PANT COATS The selectmen waived bid Knights of Columbus will hold a Enrollment Up Nangle, who also served on being typed and will be ding on lights for Herrick past grand knights evening the study committee, praised • SPRING COATS John Eagles, principal of presented to Board of Educa Memorial Park and repairing honoring Dr. Pierre the board’s action. • MANY FAMOUS LABELS Bolton Elementary and Center tion members in the fall. Truck 14 of the Bolton Archambeault and Raymond School, reported that 50 He said, “We are the first Volunteer Fire Department. Cocconni, past grand knights, students have registered for Bids Acted On town in the area to approve a JOIN THE CROWD...AND SAVE The bidding was waived on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the St. kindergarten classes. A motion to reject the only health district concept and the lights so as to save time and Maurice Parish Center. Eagles requested that the bid received for supplying milk should begin urging sur AMPU FREE PARKIN6III due to a shortage of material All KofC members and their Board of Education consider at all Bolton schools from rounding towns into a district.” Md was waived on the truck as wives are invited as guests of the appointment of a half-time Knudsen Brothers was ap it is an emergency matter. the KofC. teacher. proved by four Board of Educa The lights for the park were Henry Ryba, local caterer The matter was not brought tion members. It was not ap approved by townspeople at a and KofC member, will provide to the board for action, but proved by members Louis recent Town Meeting. Truck 14 hors d’ourves. There will be an rather to make it aware that Cloutier and William Vogel. will have a tank replaced and open bar. enrollment figures could Knudsen’s bid was based on change prior to the start of the June 1974 price and was sub- 0 j ^ t to change on a monthly beam chair (M >■ s classes in September. oc .--ii There is a written memoran basis. dum on file to the Board of Bids for the milk contract Cfl 0 ° Steel Price Good, Finance stating the possibility will be sent out again. OC -5 = of the school board’s need for a Board members awarded a “ lx" half-time teacher. contract for rubbish removal to Harold Hoar for $2.25 per cubic But Timing Bad Sales Permits yard of refuse. The price is the o VERNON the Building Committee, voted Town Counsel Marshall same as the school board is Taylor is presently working O op Couilcilman Robert Wherli, a few weeks ago to pre-bid the presently paying. < O I on a proposal that '^ 1 enable 01 01 01 A who is also chairman of the steel. Instead of the November A bid from Tenneco for No. 4 A W o ' J= delivery it will probably be Electrolux salesmen (vacuum heating oil was approved. It Vernon Permanent Municipal cleaners) to operate in town by A CM* CD N Building Committee, told the February, Wherli said. was approved at the New P) He explained that the obtaining a special commercial Haven tank car price of 35.65 council Monday night that he license. had bad news and gbod news February delivery date is to the cents per gallon. It would be limited to a given concerning the ordering of steel fabrication house and it will be number of salesmen during the for the expansion program at another month before it is Registration course of a year with each Rockville High School. delivered to the high school There will be a final registra salesman required to check in O 4ie< The bad news was the steel site. The contract does not give tion for the town swimming e; with either a salesman or a cannot be delivered in an actual completion date. It program Thursday at Herrick ^ . O w C I states work will “proceed with representative of his prior to Memorial Park from 7 until 8 November as expected and the soliciting in town. * m£ S e ^a o s good news was that the low bid judicious speed.” ’The contract p.m. 3 Jr 0)0 O z : “ came in under the budgeted amount is $359,000. The town presently has a suit The prgram will run from N N N K against Electrolux due to its A^CM A tt o .. 0) I * j,- amount of $380,000. Low bidder Wherli said the plans for con July 8 to July 24 at Gay City RAGS • RAGS • RAGS CMC9 AO> ^ O i3 .Q S f for the project was Manchester struction of the school addition salesmen selling in town State Park and from July 28 un without a permit. til Aug. 19 at Bolton Middle Steel and the council authorized will go to bid in the fall. The a ce« Mayor Frank McCoy to sign a architects, McHugh and List Refused Lake. RAGS • RAGS • RAGS • RAGS Q. . contract (subject to review by Associates are now completing The Board of Education Summer Recreation ■D i'g , I Town Attorney Abbot the preliminary plans for denied a request from the There will be a final registra RAGS • RAGS • RAGS • RAGS • RAGS • RAGS Schwebel) with that firm. review of the Board of Elduca- United States Marine Corps, for tion for the town summer The Board of Education and tion, the Building Committee a list of names of students at recreation program Thursday and the council. \ Bolton High School. at Herrick Memorial Park from SAGS • RAGS • RAGS • RAGS • BAGS • BAGS • E 0) ‘■* s • , O> >S D N A similar request received 7 until 8 p.m. . 0 4) * 3 Q. 4) ^ >*O O' u THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY O ^ *C ^ u O Pilot Math Plan to Expand O J S x O .E X DI AND S •£ 0) U SOUTH WmOSOR to the entire class each time a positive self-image and more Swim Class Openings CASH CARRY u-S a)^r*.l Judy Kuehnel new concept was developed. positive learning attitudes The South Windsor Recrea Once the concept was Correspondent toward math were developed by tion Department has announced 5 3 0 644-1.364 developed by the teacher with the children. that there are still openings in Choose Your Bag Choose Your Price u O S t ; the whole class, the children 0) w n r 0 5 : 1 Bicentennial the summer swimming - t t Si met as small groups for further Q> A third grade mathematics The South Windsor Bicenten program for South Windsor u i, exploration and discussion. pilot program introduced at the nial Commission will meet residents. They will take OPEN EVERY NITE Avery St. School in October The “small groups” were Thursday at the Town Hall. registrations up to and in constantly reorganize to get as 1973, will be continued on an Commission members will cluding June 21. much interaction as possible ’HI 9 P.M. expanded level next year, ac meet at 7:30 p.m. with the Available sessions are as between all the students in the cording to School Superinten Town Council to discuss an follows: Session I, July 1 to July (/) A room, regardless of math abili SAT. ’«l 5:30 P.M. dent Dr. Robert W. Goldman. operating budget for the com 12; Swimmer, 11 a.m.. Junior 0 -0 ® ty. mission. A regular planning E Dr. Goldman has also said and Senior Life Saving, 11 a.m. serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 a B C '« (0 ® « meeting of the commission will (four weeks); Session II, July P that an evaluation-research According to Dr. Goldman, — he held at 8 p.m. 15 to July 26; Advanced •‘YEoK o firm has been contacted to do the teachers involved in the , £ O J All residents with ideas for Beginners 9 a.m.. Swimmer 11 •O (0 o .t; '- ® . an “expanded external objec program felt that it created a O w = tive evaluation” of the program the programs in connection a.m. better understanding among the with the celebration of the ® c ^ vn — next year, which would permit children, allowing each to take >£iO ) A <5 iji, C a decision on whether to for nation’s 200th anniversary in Session III, July 29 to August CO 0) T V UJ £ i pride in the accomplishments = -r malize the program into the 1976 are invited to attend. 9; Advanced Beginners, 9 a.m.. ^ I (0 1 O' A. of the other. Intermediate, 9 a.m, Swlmiper O ^ ^ “mainstream” of South .Wind According to test results, the furniturebiau stores o S ® Drain Layers 11 a.m.. Junior and Senior Life w ® o > sor’s school system. students who would normally The pilot allows students to The Department of Pollution Saving, 11 a.m. (four weeks); Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester be considered “higher level” in Control in South Winder has Sessin IV, August 12 to August ~ O remain in their heterogeneous math ability have achieved the 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 t « ■o ® _ ly grouped homerooms for available to residents a list of 23, Advanced Beginner 9 a.m.. M M ~ ® — « same if not higher level and drain layers who are properly Swimmer 11 a.m. . 2-2 E a maUiematics instruction rather that more students achieved ^ ® o> t 0)9 « o than be regrouped according to insured and bonded under town All registrations must be ® O)® o 2 'E . e overall higher levels that might regulations to perform house- made in person between 9 a.m. 1115 M AIN S T. E N msmmmm OCHiCtO ability. have been expected. The math lesson was taught connection work on newly and 4 p.m. at the Town Hall in MANCHESTER It is also jwlieved a more opened sewer lines. the Recreation Department. I PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 19,1974
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The U.S. Environmental provide the information on the »••are here! Protection Agency (EPA) has labels involves a 23-mlnute, 7.5 developed a special program to mile test under simulated help the new car buyer select a commuter-type drivingycon- 1974 automobile with good fuel ditions. Top speed is 57 m.p.h. economy. and the average is- about 20 Fuel company is a term m.p.h. relating to the usage and cost of Weight is the most important fuel. For your car, it is most built-in factor influencing fuel I often thought of as miles-per- economy and increases in I gallon performance of your weight cause the greatest fuel ' automobile. It is important that penalty. Tests show that a 5500- ’ you know the "gas mileage” of pound car average only 8 p.p.g, a car you are planning to buy, for urban-suburban driving, ! because of the fuel shortage and while a 2000-pound car average r' the rising cost of gasoiine. 24 m.p.g. Optional equipment is ' Labeling Program another factor. In addition to in ; EPA has prepared two labels creasing car weight, this equip ^showing fud economy perfor- ment requires more energy and i^mance of various kinds of therefore more fuel for its ! automobiles as determined operation. An air conditioner in ,^from their tests and auto some cars can cause as much • manufacturers have been asked as 10-20 per cent fuel penalty f to participate by displaying one when used under high of the two labels on their 1974 temperature and humidity con ; model vehicles. ditions. ^ Specific Label; This label Write for the 1974 EPA test ! gives the miles-per-gallon per- results. A free list is available, giving the m.p.g. for all 1974 0* C? C w I formance for the specific vehi- ^ m4 : cle on which it is displayed. It cars and light duty trucks co=* 3: , also gives comparative infor- tested. Also available is more ' mation about weight classes, information on optional equip t range of m.p.g., average miles ment and other factors that 9 --I EiS per gallon, and fuel costs. affect fuel economy. Write: ►j* Q . Comparative Label: This one Fuel Economy, Office of Public ! includes the same fuel-economy Affairs, U.S. Environmental 2 Z ^ table as the specific label but Protection Agency, O m ! the m.p.g. performance of the Washington, D.C. 20460. , Individual car is not indicated. ; Instead, the weight class to We welcome suggestions and questions. Answers to questions 2S 5 -g > . - - ? o " ! r 3 ^ n y Tl ■ which the car belongs is 2 o r; — N < 3 2. • S O O ^ 'circled. This label will allow of general interest wilU appear 8 ® 7T S I ® = 3 ^ S '? 'S 2 . 3 • «» 2 “■ _ O ‘ *S you to make general com in this column. Address questions to: “Of Consumer S2._ j' ^ ■■■ £. !f(a » parisons between weight N 0(0 !? Concern,” Department of Con lA^ i^ f 2* g ^ . ™Fs A 3T_ \ classes and the corresponding fuel economy. sumer Protection, State Office =•» > EPA Test Procedure Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, The test that was used to or dial 1-800-842-2649— tollfree.
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s -< Dems ContinueCustom 0 Of Honoring Workers The Manchester Democratic mittee, a district leader and J Town Committee, when it con chairman of the Manchester ducts a dinner-dance July 13 at Housing Authority. Willie’s Steak House, will con Also, Mrs. Ann Larivee, best tinue a custom it started last described by Democrats as . year and which it plans to make “quiet, loyal and hard an annual tradition — honoring working” ; Mrs. Katherine loyal and dedicated friends. Bourn, former chairman of the This year it will honor Matt Board of Eduaction; and Moriarty Sr., for years a Beldon Schaffer, former s i..u';:c'iX';uxt:'i'j'.i'ij'Xi';.';j member of the town com- member and secretary of the U m n n m m m s r;.xi';.xij';:xix;xix.t'jxxjx..j..:x;.wxi'n''jTXJ-j.TO;tix.;^ I mittee, a civic leader, Board of Education.
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JJ,.l’iJetJJeUJt>i'ee',i,.;‘iJ'JU‘J'Jt'iyeyj‘J’Jt'JjtlJ*J‘Jt'i’Je’JJ N(0. P- ^ least until after this year’s foot- ment said in an 80-page >j' r" I ball season, according to an ad- proposal on what schools and ii S M C n I ministration statement issued colleges would have to do to re * * 2 2 « r r 3 [ Tuesday. main eligible for such federal X H > c » §11 [ The Department of Health, aid, when the regulations do cool r Education and Welfare said it take effect some time next j . OTiTXixxjx.vixxi;.':!': ' will put off government year, there will be no position J- •rvxx.rxr.xrr.vxT.rxnrxx.rxT.rx.xx: 9 smoci rvxxx:xxx:f.f.rrr,VT.xj';rxjXiJ.YJXXiJ.TO:ti.. ’ requirements for improving on discrimination in textbooks college athletic facilities for and other classroom materials. t^»ti'J#t'JJe.ti'JeL'iJ#Ue‘etiJe'eieeVi'Jttj'J'J\|‘J*J'eVi'Jt\»*J'J*Jt'JJtt'JJe‘J^ I women until after the fall foot- "The department recognizes V M that sex stereotyping in curricular and educational M o B ^ e S a ? n i materials is a serious problem ® o ^ Rustler 0 c w r: M ® ... but the department has con ^ 9 md «' r * • * Sentenced cluded that specific regulatory very aflordablo...plush print i = 5 provisions in this area would only' X ■r.rir.rTOrr.rTT.r.rT.irTirrt.rmjtmmm NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A (Star q q q j;.:r:rxrvxxx:xx,rx.r.vx.r.vrrjxi'jxjj.t'ixtxxxj'jxjx. have constitutional problems mr»i ^ 2_ r'.rxfvxx.rxr.rx.r.vrn-rwjxxxxxx.Vij'.itjj.Txx.'ii.'. rodeo rider convicted of polyester partyIv pantispants s rx.txj:xix;xxix;rjx,tJx;iX'.u,.ri'j':c'i'x:txx.t'i7Xi';.Ti'j';tjxxj concerning the right of free ! ? 0 stealing 18 heads of cattle has ilazersand shirt-jackets speech under the First Amend received a three-year K>» O ment to the Constitution ...,” 9 suspended sentence after HEW said. quibbling with the judge over Swing in for this super cooi The Education Amendments $18.99 the definition of “cattle of 1972 contained a provision coiiectioni Find easy-care rustler.” i ! ^ that “no person in the United biends of acetate/nyion Jersey. Just' rag. $28. Thomas ’Tucci of Stamford 19 States shall on the basis of sex, Great big savings on washable took issue with U.S. District Summer colored prints In soft X 'fvxxxxxrrxxxrvxxxrxxx:rr.rx.r,rx.xj';rxj';xi'j.rjx;iijxj'j:tj.. n-x.rjrxn:x.r.vrr,vx.u'j';tTJ'Xi'XXjx;t'JX.i:xj'.U', be excluded from participation / ‘r" r::’rxrrn;rr:rm:rn-rrrriix:tm^xmmx:vxj"n.' Court Judge Jon 0. Newman polyester doubleknits...great S IJ.t'i'J'.Xi', in, be denied the benefits of, or shades and brights. White when he was called a cattle V be subjected to discrimination They’ll take you anywhere, day or night. In summer toppers in solids or rustler, but after some argu collar accent. TIe-oack styling. ------* ..*..1^1 ------.. m C C 7) under any education program great style! Clear-cut tailoring with the ease textured seersucker looks. o X 3 ‘ ment ’Tucci agreed the title fit S-M-L. sportswear, downtown 3 IS I'?. or activity receiving federal and softness of shirt styling, and pull-on pan the crime. financial assistance.” and Parkade. Some with contrasting scarfs. i e | si Tucci was convicted of 1 - ^ | a ts. Beautifully lightweight polyester in sen Red, white, navy. Sizes 8-18, j = > 00 SS stealing six Heifers and 12 Specifically, HEW’s proposal Vi calves from two separate New would include requirements sational summer printsi Easy-care, wash and but not all styles In all sizes and York farms and selling them at that: X •fvvxx.vrxxrx:r.rx:xxx:fn-x,f.rriij:txj';xi?.rixrjjxjx.':j.. r.j:x.r”xrr'r'T,ux;xi'jxj'XXiJ':ux.W.\;j wearl Sizes 8-18. At this low price you can af colors, sportswear, downtown X •'•"x:x.vrxrv.rx.rxxx:rr,vrrvfxj:ri'j';xjxxx;rixxj'j':xj.. a Pennsyllvania cattle auction —From preschool to graduate ford severall dresses, downtown and |sS S U.liJ.ti for about |1,000. school no courses may be and Parkade. A# He received a suspended offered separately for males or Parkade. J -< sentence of three to five years females including sex educa 0 I z l probation. tion, physical education, home Tucci is now on parole on a ecoinonics and industrial arts. charge of possession of stolen —In college athletics, women snowmobiles. must have equal opportunites to your convenient Worth’s Charge CardI Court records showed he had participate but spending for Use X V"'rv,vv,:,'fv,rr,vxx.vxx.v'rx-x,ux;i;xj':xx.'i:xj';xj-''xjx.u.; been paying back the cost of the women would not be required to stolen cattle. equal the amounts on men.
Ai3dVS PAGE TEN — MANCHE}STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974 Report Deseribes Planning for Grade 2 ^NCHESTER EVENING H E ^L D , Manchester, Conn.. Wed., June 19.1974— PAflF. ict.r v e n Gran Sasso COVENTRY Adult Education from the president'll the Hearing June 24 On $8,177\ For Schools Bob Pratt, adult education Department, Dick Cooper, Grammar School Sytem to teachers’ union informing the Seeks Permit iD rbM ___ J _ ...... \ Monica Shea program director, told the North Coventry Fire Depart review board policies on fire HEBRON l ^ r d authorized her to con He brought with him a letter he board that the board pass^ in Site Hemtit tatives ohxthe COC. Some The RqiubttOiui Town Com l i e r a t i i Correspondent ment, and Dick Galiant, fire regulations and procedures. tinue the policy of borrowing on Wxt board that the program offered For Liquor Nancy Drinkuth had received from the members of the finance board, creases in stipends for the Area Profile 742-9495 marshal and director of The committee will report next year’s tax revenues, but mittee will be asked suggest a 29 courses and had an enroll coaches of the girls teams will Correspondent superintendent’s office and however said tk^ they agreed Area Profile The Board of Education ment of 362. maintenance of the Coventry back to the board on Aug. 15. HEBRON 228-3970 did not authorize seeking a loan claimed that he paper used for replacement for Wirth on the not be accepted. with Midligan criticisms. 1 of Finance. recently heard a progress The net cost of the one from a outside source. the correspondence was of very Resignation report on the planning for The letter stated that the in At a recent meeting of the semester program was Jl,- Meeting Date Set high quality and very expen t B k Phase II B of the Sequential crease would not create a pari •Nancy Drinkuth Board of Finance m en d )^ ap The board acceptOd^'ith 849.18. Town Democrats To avoid the holiday weekend sive. regret the resignation otHpiry Learning Program which will ty between the coaches for the proved, for town meeting ac Due to the difference of the boys and girls teams. the Board of Finance will hold Mulligan asked who had the Wirth who is moving out of be implement^ in the second Gran Sasso Pizza Restaurant, tion, a request from the Board its July meeting on Monday, authority to inist that the COC ^ " 9TICE teacher student ratio at the The coaches will refer the town. Wirth has served on the Probate Court is open tor Immunization Clinic grade this September. Endorse Ahearn Inc., represented Atty. of Education for an additional July 8. use a cheaper grade of paper. grammar school; 15 to 1 at matter to the state’s Human Board of Finance for seven conferences with tiie Jwtee Second grade teachers, Mrs. Robertson, and 18 or 19 to 1 at iBiiiiislessoM Bruce Kalom, presented a appropriation of $8,177. The Central Office Committee He also asked whether or not years. Rights and Opportunities Com from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Zaleski of Robertson Grammar Coventry Grammar School, the request for a permit for a beer town meeting to vote on the ad Andrew Mulligan, a member the elementary schools could The board members School and Mrs. Hurley of mission for review. For Assembly and wine license before the ditional money will be held on Thursday nights. Night To Be Held Friday board has moved the boundary The board was informed that of the Taxpayers Association, have a principal superintendent expressed thanks to Wirth for telqrinne nunAer: 6466M6. Coventry Grammar School, forbegiiineis Planning and Zoning Commis June 24 at the Hebron Elemen and get out of the COC set up. lines for those children entering it would receive approximately was present at the Board of his years of service to the com William E. Fitzgonld COVENTRY recording secretary; Mrs. reported that the majority of kindergarten. sion at a recent meeting. tary School at 8 p.m. Finance meeting to question Mulligan was told that his munity. Thomas Wells, corresponding the planning for the phase has $22,500 of the town’s Revenue We’re going to teach you to play tennis in three 2- The commission members Bill Henaghan, chairman of Jiidge of Probate Monica Shea Kindergarten Shift BOLTON Treschuk said, “As a citizen some of the spending policies of comments should be taken to secretary; and Mrs. Stanley new president; Barbara been completed. Sharing fund for the coming hour lessons using the Graduated Teaching Meth gave their approval for the the Board of Education, Correspondent In September all who cares and as a delegate, I the C!entral Office Committee. COC or to Hebron’s represen Jures, treasurer. Barrett, vice president; Vivian A rough draft of the skill year. od for 24 dollars on weeknighls, weekdays or week Donna Holland plan. This the first step and explained the deficit in detail, 742-9495 kindergarteners who live on support Ahearn’s bid for There will be an informal Pratt, recording secretary; chart has been prepared which These funds will be used for ends. You’re going to learn to play tennis. And Correspondent other approvals are required. ^ e largest single deficit item Dr. Robert Bowen, director Daly Rd., and in Waterfront representative of the people of meeting of the club July 9 at the Lynne Osbeck, corresponding will outline each student’s capital improvements such as Tel. 646.0375 Speaking for the restaurant, is in the account for contracted of health, will conduct a Park, Oak Grove and Bellevue you’re going to love life a little more from then on. the 55th District whose needs Lakeside summer cottage of secretary; and Pat Farrand, progress in reading, language the reconstruction of the Aloysius J. (Al) Aheam has Kalom told the PZC that it met services. Thfe projected deficit townwide immunization clinic treasurer. will be going to Robertson. are similar in many ways to Mrs. W.G. Glenney Jr. arts, math, social studies and driveway at Capt. Nathan Hale been unamiously endorsed by all the requirements for this in that account is $4,000 caus^ .ESTABLISHED, Watch For The Friday from 6:30 to 7:30p.m. at This change of boundary lines School, to repair the roof at those of Bolton. Al’s leadership Officers Installed New committee chairmen science. CALL FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE AND the Bolton Democratic Town type of permit. It is over 500 by the many maintenance the town office building on Rt. will be Andrea Kircher, fine will just a about even the ratio and efforts are well known to 1945 The Junior Women’s Club in Curriculum guides have been Coventry Grammar School and UPCOMING CLASS SCHEDULE. 233-2626 Committee in his bid for state feet from the nearest establish emergencies faced at the two 31. of students to teachers in both all in Bolton and his ac YOU CAN stalled its new officers for 1974- arts; Sherry Beaulieu, ways form ulate for those subjects. to install a skylight at Robert Mon - Fri 9 - 7, Sal 10 - 3. representative from the 55th ment serving liquior for one the elementary schools last year. The clinic is open to all and means; Jerri Banks, com schools. son. District. complishments are many. Coventry residents and the 75 during a banquet at the Alt- Coventry Grammar School premises consumption. Other large deficit items in BELIEVEI munity affairs; Joyce Stipend Rejected The board appointed Roger The 55th District includes the following immunizations will naviegh Restaurant in Storrs will be set up with two Classes are held In: “Bolton’s taxpayers had been Also the restaurant is over clude heat and the bus contract. held this month. Knowlton, newsletter; Rose modulars with each modular The board received a letter Belard, South Coventry Fire towns of Andover, Bolton, overtaxed year after year to 500 feet from the town line of These accounts went over their GRAND OPENINGl be offered; Rubeola (regular Gutt, membership; and Lois Manchester Rockville • MAILIN6 TUBES measles). Rubella (German Barbara Cannon will be the having three grades. Robertson Columbia, Hebron. create large surpluses. Since the nearest adjoining town and budgeted f i ^ e s because of the Johnson, publicity. School will have one modular East Hartford South Marlborough and the 4th Aheam has been chairman of 500 feet from any church, energy crisis and the high • BOOK PLATES O f the measles). Oral Polio; DPT Softball District of Vernon. (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussia. with three grades. Windsor Rocky Hill the Board of Finance we have college, school or hospital. prices for gas and fuel oil. • EYESHADES In the Willimantic Class A Each modular will have five John Mahon, DTC chairman seen an end to unlawful over The pizza restaurant which At present, the estimate of and Adult DT (diphtheria, Softball League, Guido’s Coven An Exciting Party idea! tetanus). interest centers, math, art, HAnTFORD CHAPTER Middletown taxing. His efforts have brought now occupies unit 6 of the newly unanticipated revenue per • BANKERS’ CLIPS try Market won, its second social studies, science and 998 Farminglon Avenua about responsible fiscal contrdi opened Village Shoppe Plaza, taining to education is $10,515. Dr. Bowen reminds parents Wait Hartlord, Conn. 06107 West Hartford • RUBBER FIN6ERS FOOD defeating t.S.I. 13-9 in a hard- language arts. Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and and accountability of town will be expanding into unit 5 Other business of the regulations issued by the Wetlands fought game. • DUO-FAST STAPLES Board of Education in There will be a library corner Home Delivered Buffets funds which in turn have when the permit to serve liquor The Board of Finance Hearing Sylvia Thompson had 5 RBI s in each modular. benefited town programs, is granted. authorized the tax assessor to • 1975 CALENDARS Septem ber of 1972; “ All rapping a home run and two in Ready-to-Serve Containers! KWICK MART children entering school shall The summer workshop will schools and recreation.” spend $250 for a new calculator. singles. Candy Clapp had four be devoted to finishing the For further information, call A CompletefConvenienUfFood Store** receive complete inoculations June 28 The Board of Finance MAIN ST hits including a home run and guides and skill charts and in In the five ears Aheam has ADVERTISEMENT - received a report for Town All Here At against polio, rubeola and TOLLAND for three RBIs. Freida Goodwin GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. been on the Board of Finance rubella unless exempted for terviewing aides for the Read Herald Ads BURRITT BANK Treasurer Marion Foote stating Vivian Kenneson hurled her second win in two program. 649-5313 or 649-5314 Bolton’s mill rate has only gone HAS SUMMER GIFTS! medical or religious^easons.” up IVi mills. that she anticipates a cash 234 Oak Street, Manchoster The Planning and Zoning weeks. Maureen Healy had Fondue sets and handy deficit before the end of the Harrison’s Stationers The board also recomiii'ends three hits and Linda Milton con (Corner of Norman Street) that all children entering school Commission, although beverage kits available now for fiscal year on June 30. The MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 designated agent of the Inland- tributed two hits. Guido’s ; Aheam was recently re depositors at “The Big B.” receive a first injection or turned in three doubleplays. ’ elected president of the Tolland booster of DPT and a tuberculin Wetland Act, cannot assume Reward your savings with top the duties because an ordinance f •- V County Democratic Associa test. MONICKER i tion. interest rates and top gifts from Also, adults who have not had was not pgssed to this effect. TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) - The # the money place — the cute lit need of a tetanus booster in the Therefore, the same members City of 'Tampa, now the ■ tle red bai^ building opposite past ten years are advised to now make up the Inland- largest port between New ' He is a teacher at East Hart Cumberland Farms in Hebron take advantage of the DT Wetland and Water Courses Orleans and Norfolk, was ford High school and a lecturer Center. Open daily 10:30 - 6; 00; booster available at the clinic. Commission of Tolland, with founded in 1824 as the mill- • at Manchester Community Thurs. nights ’til 8:00. 228-9471. College. A donation of 50 cents may be the same officers and clerk as tary post of Fort Brooke. Its made to the Public Health Nur the PZC. present name came from the sing Association of Coventry for A public hearing for the U.S. Post Office Department He resides with his wife, Lor- each imminization. Inland-Wetland regulations, which listed it as “Tampa Aloysius J. Ahearn na, and their two sons, Peter Dr. Elias Named Officers Elected which must be adopted by July Bay.” The name was shor- * and Michael, at 14 Lynwood Dr. At the annual meeting of the 1, will be held June 28 at 8 p.m. tened to Tampa in 1834. in the Bolton Lake Area. Dean at UConn at Hicks School. said, “We in Bolton are 100 per Garden Club held June 11 the Historian Dr. James W. STORRS (UPI) - Dr. Julias A copy of, the map and cent behind Al. jVe know his following members were Covington of the University A. Elias of the City University regulations are on file at the CAST-IRON record of service to our town elected officers for the 1974-75 of Tampa said the plans for Legal Notices of New York was named town clerk’s office and may be DOUBLE HIBACHI and the Democratic party and year. establishing Fort Brooke Tuesday as deanof the Universi viewed during office hours. we know he will do a tremen Mrs. Laurier DeMars, presi grew out of the Treaty of Court of Probate ty of Connecticut’s College of Copies of the regulations will be dous job for all the people in the dent; Mrs. Emil Mamet, vice Moultrie, which was signed Diatrict of Manchester Liberal Arts and Sciences. available at the public hearing. 55th District if he is elected as NOTICE TO CREDITORS president; Mrs. Ronald Baker, in 1823 with the Seminole In our state representative.” ESTATE OF THORVALD NIELSEN Elias, a philosophy professor dians. Delegates to the July 25 Pursuant to an order of Hon. WilUam at City College of CUNY, E. FitzGerald, Judm , all claims must be succeeds Dr. Robert Lougee, fistrict convention in Hebron presented to the fiduciary named below from Bolton are Marilyn on or before Sept. 17,1»74 or be barred by who has decided to return to law. The fiduc__, _ . teaching and research. Breslow and Walter Treschuk. DoroUxu P. Nielsen Mrs. Breslow commented, 712 Center St. “Al has proven himself to be a Manchester, Conn. 06040 UCkinn President Glenn W. 90« leader and a forceful Ferguson said Elias was chosen spokesman in representing the from among 200 candidates to VALUE Court of Probate take over the liberal arts and linterests of the community in Diatrict of M anche^r C A N D Y B A R S every capacity in which he was NOTICE TO CREDITORS sciences college that includes ESTATE OF WINSLOW MANCHESTER 6,100 students and 600 faculty. served. It is high time the peo Pursuant to an order of WilUam E. iPORTS FABRICS^ ple of this district had a voice FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be f A native of London, England, as well as a vote at the State presented to the fiduciary named below •FANTASY SCREEN PRINTS on or before Sept. 17,1074 or be barred by Elias joined CUNY in 1960 and Capitol. The complex problems law. The fiduciary is: has beien a visiting professor at •PLAID & STRIPE SUITINGS, that lie ahead n e ^ the dedica Gertrude D. Manchester 203 Hollister St. New York University and D A N R I V E R tion and keen awareness which Manchester, Conn. Columbia, where he received •SEERSUCKER PLAIDS Al has d em o n strated in his bachelor’s, master’s and 1-G ALLO N problem solving.” •PIQUE PLAIDS Ph.D. degrees. PLASTIC-CLAD FOAM ICE CHEST Select from a wide rar^ge of novelty designs Keeps food and drinks PICNIC JU G on sports weaves and weights. Machine wash fresh and icy cold. cotton/aciylic/polyestei blends. 44'745" wide. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. June 19, 19 7 4 - PAGE THIRTF.RN Girl Scout News P About Town | Firecrackers Given Reprieve I Investment Chatter The Presbyterian Church on Zion Evangelical Lutheran WASHINGTON (UPI) - It Several Honored Spruce St. will have a prayer Four trade associations as to the scientific basis m Church will have a Communion will be a noisy Fourth of July meeting and Bible study tonight representing Chinese manufac which the agency made the NEW YORK (UPI) - ’"The Predictor, a West Hartford, Vesper service tonight at 7:30. after all, but maybe the last one at 7:30 and a Bible study turers and American importers safety rules. market continues to blow hot Conn, letter. It urges investors of that kind. At Troop Potluck Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the and wholesalers had asked for and cold with the banking to b u y recommended Mountain Laurel Chapter of The Consumer Product Safe But the commissioners seem church. the delay, claiming they would data,” says Standard & Poor’s securities,” particularly on any ty Commission has grants, adamant on the validity of their Sweet Adelines will rehearse ■ • • ^ ““sehold Hints and Shopping Tips for be stuck with inventories Corp. At least several weeks last gasp reaction,” for a major todav S busv woman oauo ____® lu i the fireworks industry a 30-day Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at St. i valued at $50 million on the proposed firecracker ban, and will pass before there are con period of climbing prices. mis>5'i .9 L ” you time and money. Don’t delay in the start of a it appeared likely that this Girl Scout Brownie ’Troops Martha Marteney, 9; Lori Luke’s Church hall, mjss us - Were here on the women’s page - just for retail market if the ban started crete signs of a letup in loan de nationwide ban on firecrackers would be the last year for an old 617 and 631 and Junior ’Troop 696 McDonnell, 3; Cindy Miller, 6; Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. Members of the Manchester at 12:01 a.m. EDT today as mand and an easing of interest “ After a heavy advance the ADVKHTI3KMKNT and th? beginning of new safety fashioned, noisy Fourth around had a mother-daughter potluck Susan Ogrodnik, 6; Karen The rehearsal is open to all High School Class of 1969 plan originally scheduled. rates, the firm predicts. “ Pen market is undergoing a normal rules governing the manufac American homes, even if some recently at Keeney St. School. Quinn, 8; Nancy Scranton, 3; We^ve Named The Baby— women interested in singing ning to attend the class reunion ding such evidence, allowance correction,” says Comparative ture of most other fireworks. other parts of the regulations Guests of the troops were Tracy Skoog, 4; and Roxanne barbershop-style harmony. July 13 are reminded to make The commission ruled that should be made for an Market Indicators of ^llevue. As a result, firecrackers will the petition was legally suf are revised. The regulations do Mrs. Beldon Schaffer and Mrs. Wesnak, 2. tl.eir reservations as soon as Big and Tall Guy Dye Right irregular, consolidating type of Wash. This correction mya last First Church of Christ, Scien continue on the market until at “ not affect public displayVor use Margaret Moote of the Connec To conclude the evening’s ac possible as tickets will not be How big is big. How tall is For a soft, dusty, natural ficient to Warrant the public price performance,” it adds. several days longer than tist, will have a meeting tonight least mid-July, after which hearing. The trade associations of fiecrackers for pest cohtj;pl. ticut Valley Girl Scout Council; tivities the troop formed a available at the door. All reser tall. Only you and your tailor looking tank top try dyeing it expected because bargain hun at 8 at the church. Individuals in tea. time the commission will hold a Mrs. Bunny Oppelt, brownie friendship circle and sang vations must be prepaid. For really know...But w eR egals had raised other objections to “ Price and volume ting early last week diminished Nelson, Kay Rebecca, daughter of Jeffrey A. and Patricia will ell of healing experiences public hearing to determine if The firecracker ban met par organizer and consultant; Mrs. “ Peace” as each member lit a further information, call Judy offer a selection of Big and Tall the regulations beyond liquida characteristics during recent some of the buying power, the Clark Nelson of Glen Dr., Tolland. She was bom May 24 at Hart through prayer during the some over-all revision is tion o f inventories. They ticular opposition in Hawaii, John Bengston, chairman of the candle to shine around the Paterson, 644-1717, or Pam and fashions to fit everyone so trading sessions add support to firm notes. “ A very strong rally ford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. meeting, which is open to the necessary in its new objected, for instance, to where it was said to interfere southwest service unit; Edward world. Lee Potterton, 643-6237. whatever your size stop in and our thesis that we are in the should be in full swing by the William S. Clark of Hebron Rd., Bolton. Her paternal grand regulations. with the religous freedom of Timbrell, principal of Keeney public. labeling requirements as well early stages of a new major bull last week of the month,” it parents are Mr. and Mrs. David H.W. Nelson of Jamesburg, N J say H ello...REGAL’S BIG Orientals. St. School; and the Rev. and market,” according to the adds. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Rqth Muldoon of AND TALL SHOP, 903 Main Mrs. Norman Swensen of Trini McGuire Lane. She has a brother, Peter Daniel, 2. THE GOLDEN CHARM has St., Manchester, 643-2478. Open ty Covenant Church. an experienced staff for blow Thursday till 9 p.m. Brenda Johnson, Sherry Doge Bojarski, Thomas Joseph, son of Joseph S. Jr. and Nancy drying and precision cutting. and Debbie Burgess of Troop Dobosz Bojarski of 174 Autumn St. He was bom May 29 at St. Located at 1143 Tolland Tpke., 696, Pam ela Hagencw and Francis Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr Burr Corners, Manchester. For Renee Cantrell of ’Troop 631, and Mrs. Joseph Dobosz of 116 Grove St., Rockville. His paternal appointment call 649-2806 or and Donna Giaquinto and H'' - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bojarski Sr. of East Hart 649-2807. Natalie Monteiro of Troop 617 ford. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary Bojarski of conducted a flag ceremony. Farmington. HNB Brownie wings and junior MANCHESTER who knew??? Eves Open Sock It To Em handbooks were presented by Resist the temptation to Peck, Sarah S., daughter of Robert I. and Deborah Gentilcore If you think your open-toe Mrs. Reginald Christensen and dress in semidarkness in the Peck of 15 Ash St. She was bom May 11 at Manchester Memorial OFFICES shoes don’t attract enough at Mrs. Sylvia Beaulieu, leaders of early morning hours. When Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dominick tention, try wearing toesox Troop 617, to Lisa Ctu'istensen, you step outside you may find Gentilcore of 190 Maple St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. with them. These are brightly dirt s p t s on your outfit or ill- Allyson Sivik, Nancy Miller, striped knee-socks that fit and Mrs. Raymond Peck of 48 Lodge Dr. Her paternal great matched color combination^ Diana Beaulieu, Kathy Ruddy, O p e n like gloves over your toes. grandmother is Mrs. Hilda Peck of Rockville. vou didn’t notice inside the that Manchester State Bank l is t e n Stahl, Ann Stroup, Deb house with few lights on. bie Blair, Julie Jenninson and Kenney, Meghan Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Linda Pouliot. Kenney of Ipswich, Mass. She was bom June 9 at the Salem M o n .through Fri. 9-3 FLO ’ S CAKE McCarthys Wed 25 Yars Mrs. Philip Hutchings and (Mass.) Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. DECORATING SUPPLIES, Mrs. Andrew Gibson, leader of DRIVE-IN h o u r s 9 ■ 4 Martin J. Hogan of 20 Putnam St. Her paternal grandparents are 191 Center St., Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCarthy who served as best Troop 631, bridged Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Kenney of 23 Bretton Rd. EVENING HOURS 70 Union St., Rockville. Open McCarthy of 57 Hackmatack St. man at the wedding; and Mrs. Gibson, Jeanne Hamill, Renee M ini-Cars Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; offers free checking admire the tablecloth signed by Ronald Nightingale of Coven Cantrell, Mary Vilga, Sharon Commander Warner, Shelby Dawn, daughter of William J. II and Jeanne Middle Turnpike Office If you want a model-T car ’Thurs. till 9 p.m. about 150 of their friends and try, Mrs. McCarthy’s sister Krause, Jackie Rudolph, Nowsch Warner of Marlborough. She was bom June 10 at you can have a functional relatives which they received who was the maid of honor. Pamela Hagenow, Kelly 320 Middle Turnpike West m ini-car in the shape o f a key John B. Mayne of 44 Benton Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are at a 25th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy were Harvey, Janet Hess, Darcy St. recently was elected com-- ring. These are faithful Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nowsch of Marlborough. Her paternal 6-8 Thursday Longer Hair celebration Sunday at the married June 18, 1949 at the Kapetke and Helen Benoit. reproductions of the “Great mander of Dilworth-Comell- grandmother is Mrs. Doris Warner of East Hampton. Her great- Having your hear cut does Salvation Army Youth Center. Salvation Army Citadel by Lt. They were accepted into Junior Gatsby” era with movable Quey Post of the American grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warner of Hebron and not make it grow faster. How The McCarthys also received Col. Richard Atwell. Scouting by Mrs. Peter Manchester Green Office wheels, scaled down and Legion at its annual meeting at Mrs. Neva Laine of Marlborough. She has a sister, Sheri Ann, 4. ever, cutting off dry, split accounts, personal or ready to go. a treasure chest of money and Mrs. McCarthy, the daughter Burgess, assistant leader of the Post Home. He succeeds 621 Middle Turnpike East ends makes nair look better, Troop 696. other gifts at the open house of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Robert W. Donahue. 6-8 Friday longer. Keep long hair look given by their daughters, Donna McCann, is employed by the Kimberly Belekewicz, Coleen Other elected officers are ing its best by having it cut Aberle, David John, son of Edwin J. Jr. and Diane Campbell and Mary, and other relatives. Manchester Board of Educa Brown, Lesa Collins, Judy Harold C. Pohl, senior vice every two to three months. Aberle of 20 Pinney St., Rockville. He was bom June 10 at North Manchester Office The anniversary cake was tion. Mr. McCarthy works at Drury, Donna Johnson, Cindy commander; Guy H. Mullen, Manchester Memrial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are made by Mrs. Edna Wark of 85 Pratt and Whitney Division of Miller and Carole MacKenzie junior vice commander; 220 North Main Street It’s getting warmer. Would Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jarvis of Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. His \ Wetherell St. Among the guests United Aircraft Corp., East were bridged into Cadette George Atkins Sr., chaplain; you like a care-free hairdo for Watch for our weekend business... paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Aberle of 66 6-8 Wednesday were Daniel McCarthy of Hartford. scouting by Mrs. Harry Hoover, John Baer, service officer; the summer? Call the experts special in tomorrows paper and Enroll now. Sewing classes Regan Rd., Rockville. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Manchester, brother of Mr. (Herald photo by Pinto) leader of Troop 696. The sign of Charles L. Wigren, finance of at THE LOVELY LADY take home some remembrance for girls 10-16 and adults will Marie Campbell of Washburn, Maine. His paternal great First Manchester Office the Star, the highest honor in ficer; Francis J. Leary, adju BEAUTY SALON, 390 Main to a loved one. BUETTNER start July 1. Morning and grandmother is Mrs. Henry Aberle Sr. of Regan Rd., Rockville. Why Candy Jutras did ... Junior Scouting, was presented tant; Fred Paroloto, historian; 595 Main Street St., 649-7666. FLORIST, 1122 Burnside Ave., evening classes in Wapping to Cindy Miller, Donna John John Rottner, judge advocate; 6-8 Thursday East Hartford. Open Sunday till Professional Building. Call Ag Director Urges son, Debbie Burgess, Kimberly Larry L. Morrison, sergeant-at- Soerberg, Jason Gary, son of Gary F. and Sharon Lime 11 a.m. BETTY BIDWELL, 649-6495. Belekewicz, Coleen Brown and arms. Soderberg of 120 W. Center St. He was bom June 9 at Manchester Candy, is one of our account girls More Land Planning Janet Crealey. Ernest Linders, a past com Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. We’re with you all tlie way A Scout’s Own was presented mander, and Dave Morsey were Arthur Lime Sr. of Danielson. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Biggy Pants style in pa ... stop in today and let her on ‘ "Thanks” by Karen Hoover, elected to the executive com and Mrs. John Soderberg of Danielson. His maternal great Dad’s Delight will best be left to skinny Wrap your favorite man in Don Tuttle, keynote speaker JDianne Hampton, Karen mittee for three-year terms. grandfather is Michael Orszolak of Danielson. HARTFORD NATIONAL said Tuttle. “ It has been figures. These new slacks a huge bath sheet, so to at the anual Connecticut Farm Evans, Karen Quinn, Martha Delegates and alternates show you how to open your FREE predicted that 10 million people BANK> TRUST resemble men’s drawstring speak. A terry sheet with lux- Bureau Ladies Day Out at Marteney, Susan Ogrodnik, were also elected to attend the will starve to death in 1985. We pajama pants and gather and urious velour finish is Waverly Inn in Cheshire Nancy Scranton, Elizabeth 56th annual convention of the „ „ i, ( ...... III;. , . M, ,,,U . I |1|( are the .only country that has tie at the waist. embriodered with the words personal or business checking June 13, charged Farm D’agata, Chrystine Mahlstedt American Legion starting July enough food and we no longer Our Big Daddy” in large con Bureau women to be mis and Diane Garner. Mothers 13 in Hartford. Delegates are have an excess. Who, asked trasting color letters. account. sionaries helping others to un who had helped the troop during Donahue, Leary^ Mayne, Tuttle, would come to our aid if I Servicemen derstand the urgent necessity the year were presented with Morsey, Mullen, Pohl., Gerald we had a bad drought or dis Special for .Senior Citizens for land use planning. Tuttle, large paper flowers, and R. Bartlett and Henry R. • Free account ease?” Agricultural land is Need perking up? PARISIAN the former long-time farm fathers who had helped were Woerzbicki. Alternates are being lost much too fast, he COIFFl'RES at 55 Oak St. will broadcaster for WTIC, is now given a Thanks card. Richard Descy, Earl C. Airman Sherrill J. Williams, Invitation commented. offer on any Monday, Tuesday, • Free Checks serving as director for the Petersen, Lawrence L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle mentioned the recent Wednesday or Thursday a To B id Department of Agriculture. He Junior Troop 696 held a Court Morrison, Lee Palino, Eugee C. Williams of 358 Lake St., attempt to change Public Act shampoo and set for $2.50 and a Bolton Board of Education • Free Statements was appointed by Gov. Meskili of Awards recently at Trinity Freeman, Brendon Breen, Vernon, recently graduated 490 which eases the farmer’s haircut if needed for $1.50 Bolton, Connecticut to serve on the Land Use Task Covenant Church. Troop Charles F. Barrera Jr. and from the U.S. Air Force air tax burden and without which more, or a permanent including MILK CONTRACT Force as was Luther Steams, of leaders, Mrs. Harry Hoover, Philip A. Leonard. craft mechanic course at Shep • No minimum balance or the farmer could not continue in shampoo and haircut and set for New Identity Sealed proposals for milk Scotland, Conn., Farm Bureau Mrs. Gordon Hampton and Mrs. Formal installation pard AFB, Tex., and is being business, stating “ You haven’t $9.00. Tel. 643-9832. Give a new twist to the old contract for the 1974-75 school president. Peter Burgess, were presented ceremonies will be in assigned to MacDill AFB, Fla. seen anyttiing yet.” He urged I.D. bracelet. This one has a year will be received by the hidden charges of any type. “The primary reason the with gifts of appreciation. A September. Petersen, a past A 1971 graduate of Rockville all farmers, no matter what single slim letter stretched Bolton Board of Education until Task Force was appointed is to scrapbook filled with memen commander, was the installing High School, she attended the their commodity, to work between a thin rope twist 1:00 p.m., June 28, 1974. make it possinle for people in tos of the year’s activities was officer at the informal University of Connecticut and chain, which is flattering to together through their Farm Specifications for same may Connecticut to continue to presented to the troop by Carole ceremonies which followed the Manchester Community any wrist.
Rec Commission ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., June 19.1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN » Police Report Meets Thursday I The Stamp Collector The Municipal Building will be the site for the monthly MANCHESTER Scott F. Leonard, 21, of 4 accident is still under investiga was allegedly taken from Ted meeting Thursday night of the By Russ MacKendrick Report Outlines Campaign Abuses A 14-year-old youth was taken Cider Mill Rd., Bolton was Postmaster John Bengston has tion. Trudon, Inc; in Talcottville. Recreation and Park Advisory The Manchester Philatelic assured a jittery ciub member into custody by Patrolman riding a motorcycle Tuesday at MacDonald suffered a frac Police said the Trudon building Commission. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A committee take no position on 10:40 a.m. north on Main St. Society, Inc. held its annual that supplies in this town are the public financing of cam pSgn roLibuttoralSr p^riS g w e n m iS tribuUons from one year to five Gary H. Benson in the Burr tured skull and chest injuries, was entered and the one car The public is invited to com Senate Watergate Committee f government service. illegal corporate or union con- years in jail. Comers commuter parking lot when he was s tr u c l^ the car meeting and election of officers ample once you have decided staff report has concluded that paign — since the members ap- hospital officials said. taken. The building was ment from 7:30 to 8 o’clock, at Mott’s Community Hall on what to do with it. as the youth was riding a stolen driven by Louis Terzo Jr., 28, of VERNON secured but was entered a se with either suggestions or abuses in President Nixon’s parentiy were sharply divided motorcycle Tuesday at 2:27 68 Jensen St. who was heading June 11. Taking office Also in the air is the issue for 1972 campaign “spanned the en on the question. Edmund Gosselin, 55, of 67 cond time and another car was criticisms. forthwith, per the bylaws (they the First Kentucky Settlement p.m. while police were seeking south on Main St. attempting a Franklin St.j Rockville was taken. The breaks are under in Recreation and Park Depart tire spectrum of corrupt cam The specific recommen the burglar who broke into a left turn into W. Middle T^ke. have pages and pages of — Fort Harrod — which had paign financing.” dations made by the staff in charged Tuesday with intoxica vestigation. ment reports will be made by bylaws) were the folbwing; first day honors at Burnham St. dwelling. Injuries and damage were tion, disorderly conduct, and in “Some solicitations were cluded: Mel Siebold and Ernie Tiireck. Robert Deming of Rockville, Harrodsburg, Ky., on June 15. The youth had escaped from minor. Terzo was given a terfering with a police officer in tinged with extortion and some • Creation of an independent, president; Harry Maidment of This is the usual com the Long Lane detention center written warning for failure to connection with the investiga contributions were tinged with nonpartisan Federal Elections Manchester, vice president; memorative size and, thank for juveniles Monday at 9:17 grant the right of way. tion of a disturbance on bribery,” the report sqid. Large Commission' to enforce cam p.m. Franklin St. Aiice Morris of South Windsor, heavens, has oniy one plate corporations engaged: “in dis paign spending laws. An effec number to take care of. It is in The boy had a motorcycle Two youths strung a heavy He was released oh a $250 corresponding secretary; cussions or negotiations related tive commission could be the (Formerly of Casual Vlllago) stolen from Wayne R. Bastis of rope across Brookfield St. non-surety bond for appearance thermos® Pauline ’Trian of Manchester, five colors and shows ox-drawn to their self-interest, in connec “most significant reform that recording secretary; and covered wagons. So here we 88 Hilliard St. at 4 a.m. Ti\esday at 10:40 p.m. from a in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, • we always have a complete aasortment tion with the contributions.” could emerge from the ^2 5 Main Street in Downtown Manchester Tuesday. He was released “No Parking” sign to a July 16. Russell MacKendrick of have a topical that should be The report, approved by Watergate scandal,” they said. Tuesday to Long Lane telephone pole by Durkin St. fHERNDs Manchester, treasurer. gobbled up by collectors of Chairman Sam J. Ervin, D- • Prohibition of cash expen authorities. The youths then left in a car. Vernon Police are in A member of executive board wagons, cattle^ and forts. N.C., was sent to the other six ditures and cash contributions WOMENS SPRING The motorcycle had some ig The rope was taken by police vestigating the theft of a motor botHos • flllare *j' is the out-going president, Then on July 4 at Philly there committee members ’Tuesday in excess of $100. but no explanation of the action Richard Steele. Continuing as will be the Continental • Prohibition of campaign nition system damage but was cycle taken from property at 43 for inclusion in their final and SUM M ER r'f: returned to Bastis. was given. Grant St., Rockville. The owner caps & lunch boxes ^ board members are Francois Congress Bicentennial job. It is report. A copy of the 41-page contributions by foreign of the cycle, a red Honda, is Gamache, Willimantic; Gerard four different stamps, but again report was obtained by UPI. nationals. About $100 worth of Kennedy James Misaiko. we have every little thingl t)] Caron, ^ u th Windsor; and Only wie plate number.' Two “The abuses uncovered in • Candidates would be SHOE half dollars and several silver Other police action included: Edward Bushnell, Manchester. stamps show quotations, then a connection with the 1972 limited to a single campaign SALE certificates were stolen from • About $90 worth of old Police are investigating a ‘Where a All this conforms to the sketch of Carpenters’ Hall presidential campaign spanned finance committee. The report the home of Bruce Hartwick of American coins and long out-of- one-car accident that happened dollar’s requirements for a non-profit where the First Continental virtually the entire spectrum of said Nixon used hundreds of print paper money was stolen corporation in this state — Congress convened and the last campaign finance committees 364 Burnham St. Tuesday noon. early this morning/bn ^Iton worth torrupt campaign practices,” to Entry was made through the from the bedroom of John C. Rd. in which a car struck a pole the miracts of m a h ^ r tiL | a dollarl” which they have been since has Independence Hall (then the report said. to conceal large contributions back door. Jacobs of 125 Brookfield St. and then left the scene. downtown manchestep 1965. ’The club was hatched in called the State House) from “iSuge cash contributions — from the milk producers and Mrs. Thomas Irwin of 123 sometime between Monday Police said the car in question 1959 at the Lithuanian Hall on whence came, as everybody legaL and illegal — were other groups. Originally *18- Benton St. may have scared off night and Tuesday morning. Golway St., to the skirls and knows, the Declaration of transport^ to campaign offices • A limitation on over-ail mca •24- the thief when she arrived at Entry was gained by ripping out squeals of a bagpipe group Independence and the Constitu in everything from plain white campaign expenditures. The the home of her daughter, Mrs. a screen and smashing the glass practicing somewhere under tion. envelopes to airline flight bags staff proposed a spending limit Choose From Many Styles, Colors and Sizes Hartwick, at about 12:50 p.m. in of a basement window. the same roof. and utilizing cqrporate-fund^ of 12 cents for each person of order to work in the garden. She • The c o in -o p e ra te d .Membership was announced Page 32 of the June 17 Linn’s tickets and eVen corporate voting age during a generai found the back door open and telescope on top of Wickham at the annual meeting above as Stamp News has a write-up of jets.” \ election. blood on the broken back door Park was taken off its brace on reaching 101. Fifteen of these the recent s1k)w, the Manpex “The resources of cor • A limit of $3,000 on political window. Only one room had Lookout Point in the park are eager-beaver juniors. One ’74, that was held at the high porations and government con contributions by any one in been gone through. sometime Monday night. Police thing about stamp coilecting— school and reported on in The tractors were tapped,^ the dividual to a presidential cam South Windsor First Graders in Performance suspect the reason for the theft there is no generation gap. The Herald with a good shot by Reg report said. “Foreign nationals, paign. They said a $15,000 limit Richard Lescroart, 20, of 122 was the coin box. membership spans eight to Pinto on May 1. ’The Linn’s out of the reach of scrutiny by proposed by Nixon was “too Children of the first grade classes at the Eli Terry School, South Windsor, perform a New State Rd. was taken by • Elizabeth A. Flanigan, 26, eighty. sto^ has a picture of David American officials, gave con high.” Additionally they Selection! musical number during the program “Spring Thing,” a benefit for the Terry Bouchard ambulance to Manchester of 136 Bissell St. was charged There was a lot of buzzing Rhinelander, who made the tributions, or made loans for recommended a limit of $25,000 Tuesday at 6 p.m. with driving Fund and the Cancer Society in memory of Kurt Rennie. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) Memorial Hospital Tuesday at about the UPU big-laps. This is photograph of Robert Frost contributions.” bn the total amount an in 9:27 p.m. after a collision with while license suspended and the 100th Anniversary Univer that was worked up into a pop The report contained a dividual could contribute to all a car at Woodland and Joseph misuse of marker plates. Court sal Postal Union issue — first ular stamp. Dave is shown get number of recommendations candidates for federal office. I tr Sts. X rays were taken and he is July 8. day June 6. It is a group of eight ting an award from J.R. Fay. for legislation to cut campaign • A limit of $6,000 on the con- Summer School Has Openings was treated and released. jumbo 10-centers. Come out 32 Looking on are the new MPS financing abuses. Included tributions from large Lescroart was headed east on to a pane. The problem it poses president. Bob Deming, and the were proposals to limit cash orpnizattons — such as the Woodland St. when he was SOUTH WINDSOR “M ake a B IG H IT Manpex chairman, Jerry milk producers. Advance mail registration for high school. Pupils desiring for collectors of plate blocks is contributions, put ceiling on SOUTH WINDSOR struck by the car driven west by Peter MacDonald, 38, of East Caron. • Prohibition against govern any of the courses offered is credit courses must attend a with your family...SAVE money too... that there are five nembers. So expenditures for presidential Judy Kuehnel Edward Neubelt, 47, of 23 Hartford, is reported in serious Another weekly periodical, ment officials on the White strongly recommended. Mail minimum of 26 class sessions. it is a chailenge in the way of campaigns and prohibit large Stripkland St. who was attempt condition today at Manchester during our Magnavox sponsored the magazine. Stamps, which is House payroll oi“ serving by shoes registration must be received Fee for residents for each housing it in the album. And if cash contributions. ing a left turn into Joseph St. Memorial Hospital with in on tap at our Mary Cheney presidential appointment par- by June 26. course is $20, excepting Driver juries suffered in an accident at C L E A R A N C E . Better hurry, you save singles you have to The report recommended the Registration for the South Neubelt was charged with/ Library Reading Room, also Classes will meet daily, Mon Rt. 5 and Chapel Rd. in South figure out whether you want a Windsor summer school Training and Instrumental failure to grant the right of way Quantities are had related articles. day through Friday, between Windsor Tuesday. strip of eight or a four-and-four. program will take place in the Music, and is payable upon and Lescroart was charged Sentencing 8:15 and 10:15 a.m. and between registration. Out-of-town- The other driver involved in South Windsor High School of 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at the with operating a motorcycle fice June 27, 2-7 p.m. and June resident fee is $25 per course. the accident was Roman Kem- Suspended after dark with a learner’s per pinski, 48, of Bloomfield. The 28, 2-5 p.m. mit. Court is July 8 foir both. Stereo FM/AM Radio-Phono System HARTFORD (UPI) - Merton L. 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June 19. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 19. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN I About Town Only the Experts Can Tell They Have Eyes on $100,000 Rockville Hospital o Hospital to Honor Manchester had two $5,000 winners in The commission on education Dounorowitz said they can’t plan how to Simulated and Real Furs last week’s drawing of the state lottery spend the money until they find out the Notes of South United Methodist and the two winning tickets are among 12 results of Thursday’s drawing. a Junior Volunteers By BETTY RYDER was indeed successful as Church will meet tonight at 7 in eligible for ’Thursday’s top $100,000 prize. homes tor dogs, had nationally- the fashion press to their new “We’ll have plenty of places for spend NEW YORK CITY-With an models wearing simulated the education wing of the Thursday’s drawing will be at 7:30 p m Admitted Tuesday: Marc known dog trainer Matthew fragrance “Daylight En ing it,” he said. eye toward capturing the mink, lynx and sable coats met church. at the Firemen’s Carnival in Collinsville! Goldin, Regan Rd., Rockville; procedure of applying to join Margolis explain various counter.” A new song aptly Fries, 26, is associated with the Sun Life VERNON well as in the patient areas of To receive caps for three buying dollar of American the fashion press. The detailing, Manchester’s $5,000 winners last week Susan Jasion, Terrace Dr., the group, the young person is methods of dog training. He Assurance Co. in its Wethersfield office. Robert Boardman, ad the hospital. months of service are: Shiela women in these days of high named “Daytime Encounter” Delta Chapter, RAM, will were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dounorowitz of Rockville; Patrick Laveway interviewed and at that time color and cut of the coats was played on the sympathies of the He said he never won anything tefore and ministrator of Rockville At Sunday’s ceremonies Ballasy, Karen Boenig, Laura prices and budgeted spending, unique. made its debut and told of have a business meeting at 7:30 85 School St. and Ernest H. Fries Jr. of Jr., Storrs; John McKnight, must be accompanied by a lady editors seeking homes for buys two tickets a week. General Hospital, will present Karen Pellerin will be Colangelo, Roberta Dumont, Russel Taylor has designed For those of us who had casual meetings and lasting tonight at the Masonic Temple 141D Tudor Lane. Fries’ prize is shared by Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington; Rose parent or guardian. the little pups. He said his father, Ernest H. Fries Sr. of In-Hospital Service Awards to presented with a certificate for Pam Kuntz, Lynda Esten, simulated furs that only an viewed the real “McCoy” last love affairs. with Robert W. Ferry, his father-in-law, Joseph Saagert of Mulroney, Court St., Rockville; After acceptance into the It wasn’t all bad,—for those Editors received a sample excellent king, presiding. After East Haven, won $5,000 in the state lottery “junior volunteers’’ at having served 200 hours doing Cheryl Fox, Donna Howard, expert could tell from the real weekend in Montreal, these willing to adopt a pup, he Georgetown, Tex. a few weeks ago. ‘ Carol Plummer, Windsor program the junior volunteer is volunteer work. bottle along with a pair of the meeting, Grady Pearson ceremonies at the hospital Sun required to attend an eight-hour Gay Laskowski, Cynthia Levitt, thing. . look-a-likes were very similar promised an obedience training Dounorowitz, 60, is a velvet finisher at He said he plans to visit Texas soon and Locks; Karen Rabinowitz, To receive 100-hour service sunglasses. 'This morning, more will show slides of the June 5 day from 2:30 to 4 p.m. orientation class and to remain Linda Marchesseault, Leslie Introducing his collection for to the originals, whose price course guaranteed to have their Cheney Bros. He said he and his wife, Vic will spend some of his winnings that way, Carter Rd., Rockville; Jason pins are: Marie Bedard, Jayne than one editor was wearing the fun night. The ladies of chapter The young people were in the program, must attend a Piazza, Susan Reudgen, fall and winter 74 to fashion range hit $10,000. Taylor’s dogs obeying every command in toria, buy four tickets a week, every week. with another part of it for paying off bills. Richardson, Vernon Ave., formerly known as “ Can- Bonan, Darlene Boudle, new cologne—sporting members are invited to see the Rockville; Patti Shefelbine, monthly assignment meeting Deborah Ridolfo, Laurel Segar, editors attending press week collection has a top price of ap six weeks. Of the three dogs, he He said his wife won $40 in the lottery As for what he’ll do if he wins the $100,- dystripers” but with the admit Christine Daigle, Susan sunglasses in anticipation of slides. Refreshments will be Mt. Spring Rd., Tolland; Bren and work a minimum of three Valerie Steppen, Lisa Warner here at the New York Hilton proximately $250 and the look is placed two and gave the editors previously. The couple has two married 000, “Let’s just wait and see.” tance of young men to the DeMerchant, Tammy DeVine, and Alison Watson. that daylight encounter. served. da Staves, Windsor Locks; hours a week. When a volunteer Hotel, Taylor traced the history terrific. quick tips on making Rover daughters and three grandchildren. group, the name was changed. Lynne Gates, Tami Hickton, Mrs. Mary Dlugos, is junior Dean Streeter, »RFD 1, is ill he or she must arrange for of the Borg Co., who he said In other activities, unrelated behave. Young men and young women, Heidi Horsman, Debra Lively, volunteer director and Mrs. first developed the simulated to fashion but interesting, Bide- Yardley’s of London hosted a Rockville; Laura Sullivan, a substitute to fill in for them or Judith London, Julie Luetjen, aged 14 to 18 are eligible to join make up their time. Margaret, Zowada, is hospital furs. a-wee, an agency that finds champagne dinner to introduce Stevens Rd., TBlland. the Junior Volunteers and must Dorothy Mangold, Karen Limited Enrollment Junior volunteers work in the director of volunteers. “George W. Borg Warner Discharged Tuesday: Scott be at least in the freshman year Melesko, Susan O’Coin, Kim radiology, pediatrics and from which the name ‘Borgana’ Brown, Center Rd., Vernon; at high school. Olender, Kaijgn Pierce, and physical therapy departments is derived invented the auto CAMP GLEN HAVEN RIB JERSEYS by VIVO Justine Chanter, South Wind After going through the Elizabeth Ugolik.' Stokes Heads clutch. Later, he. bought an old Sewing Course for sor; Rita Gustafson, Stafford or in the emergency room as knitting mill and started m Springs; Erwin Kluck, Fox Hill Church Club making paint rollers, the kind Girls or Boys age to 18 DAY CAMP Dr., Rockville; Tatiana do-it-yourselfers use,” Taylor 10 (FOR BOVS AND GIRLS) SHELLS • LONG SLEEVE Metaksa, Waterford; Mrs. VERNON Martha Owen and daughter. said. SHORT SLEEVE Salary Hikes Approved John Stokes has been elected One day a friend of his said, Learn to sew and make THE 16th CONSECUTIVE YEAR Grove St., Rockville; John ( Parker, Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; resident of the newly formed “that stuff you are making an outfit this vacation. Sizes 10 -16 t. Bernard’s Social Club, would make good co a ts-it LOCATED AT CRYSTAL LAKE, ELLINGTON m Mrs. Nancy Phelps and 8-2V4hr lessons,1750 (only 98(Dhr) 4 daughter, Hartford Tpke., For School Supervisors [ockville. The new group takes looks like fur.” So 1,500 Bor (Only 2Q Mki.-frwa Manohnttr) the place of the former Married gana coats were made simulat Comes In Blue - Navy - Red Rockville; Marshall Smith, reference guide included with course. Camp Admlnlttrator i Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; Sandra Couples Club and places ing beaver, and sent to market. White - Black VERNON emphasis on increasing active Unfortunately, almost half of GEORGE MITCHELL Spivey, Grove St., Rockville;. 120; George May, maintenance motion of board member Enter Stylemaker Sewing Contest. M IM«. ol CmL ' New salaries for ad supervisor, $14,500; and Stephen Marcham, the board participation within the I them came back for credit ■4. tpriwilMil Catai Deborah Sweet, Farmstead Prizes galore-$15,000 in cash Lane, Rockville. ministrators and maintenance Howard Del Bene, assistant to voted to have the bus make an organization with a view to when the “fur” started falling supervisors in the Vernon enhancing church community. out. Birth Tuesday: A daughter to maintenance supervisor, $10,- additional stop at Rainbow School system were adopted by 900. Trail and Briarwood Lane, in After much testing, Taylor 45 sewing machines Wlndtor Mih MmoI WIndbMHVi I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boody, Stokes, and the other officers n a mocHuiKS avaiuuu-at ... High St., Rockville. the Board of Education Monday As teachers are on the second addition to the stop at Risley elected, will be installed at the said, a method of fusing the pile and 2400 Norelco Hair Untanglers night. They represent increases and Boulder Crest Rds. to the backing was developed ruwllT - «21 lUfthnl M. Mwdimtr year of a two-year contract it 7 p.m. Mass, Saturday at the NASSIFF SPORT MOP - Ml Mata St, M«KiMttir LAMES DRESS SH(M> from 4.8 per cent to 12 per cent. was not necessary to negotiate Of the 23 children now board church and a reception will through a heat process and Phone or Visit your Singer . JACKSOirS MARRCT - Wipptai TEL 648-9016 The parrot does not build a The salary for superintendent these salaries for the coming ing the bus at the original stop, follow in the church basement durable simulated fur coats VUTMES PHARMAGT - Vtnmi CMa Dr. Raymond Ramsdell was seven are expected to move to were reborn. Sewing Center and Register now! — OHCAU — nest but lays its eggs in the fiscal year. from 8 to 9 p.m. Route 83, Talcottville, Conn. adopted at $28,750; Dr. Robert Also Monday night, at the the new stop. The Russel Taylor presenta CA«P SECOnART - L MrtlHO 0004770 Dm ir Mon., Tues., Wed., 10-6 soft dust that accumulates at For address of the Singer Sewing Center nearest you, FOa TRANSPORTATION (tm Mwdmlir; WMa»f the bottom of decayed tree Linstone, assistant superinten special meeting of the board, it The board also voted, on a Other officers elected were: tion proved that the process ______» e W hite Pages under S IN G E R C O M P A N Y . Thurs., Frl., 10-9; Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sliopotao CmM, HowaiR Jalwaoa'a RL 30 " i trunks. dent, $26,850; Albert Kerkin, was voted to institute an ad motion made by William Houle, William Zaverella, vice presi m assistant superintendent, $23,- ditional bus stop for the Boulder to deny the request,of a local dent; Elvina Neff, secretary; Ridge area. family asking for supplemen Jean Weber, treasurer; Gwen Parents in that area had tary financial assistance to Petitjean and Shirley Hamel, asked for the extra stop enable enrollment of their child registrars; and Jane P. claiming the walk to the at Loomis School in Windsor. McCarthy, social chairman. of M anchester existing stop was hazardous. On Field Dedicated to Dunnack We’re here to help you t b a c ® with a wide assortment COLUMBIA Jerry’s players and friends feel cemented in place is, “Jerry ^ m ark />/ Virginia Carlson for him,’’ said Robinson. Dunnack, dedicated to a man who gave generously of himself of Health & Beauty Aids Correspondent ^^binson, who played for 228-9224 to the youth of Columbia — & General Merchandise! Jerry in Little League and Babe 1973.” Shades of Greta Garbo / Prlc* Reduction Colt Field was dedicated to Ruth and coached with him, First Selectman Joseph Jerry Dunnapk during said Jerry’s players not only ^ i t e satin PJs get a dramatic cape for covering the pants and soft peasant shirt with Szegda made the official m Lite ’n Frosty ceremonies at Recreation Field learned to play baseball but Russian flavor - from Genre, for Fall 74, desiped by Gil Aimbez. It’s being shown this Bathroom Sunday. presentation and unveiling. week in New York. . 4 Roll Ice Milk how to play the game of life. 1 Collo Pk. A crowd of alnmst 200 Interest in baseball increased Pathmark “When Jerry coaches third considerably when Jerry came jo V is in e q Gillette Singlo Ply All Flavors gathered to pay tribute to a base you always hear “go, go, go Pathm ark pkg. of 9 man who worked with youth in to town 30 years ago, Szegda esoct. Frozen — you never know,” said Robin mm pkg. this town for nearly 20 years. said. Police Believe One Man TTree ra c iiII C Q '''^ ’A-gal. son. 149 Coupon Week $41941 .____ Not avallabio In com IoU cont.. Jim Robinson, former player The landscaping surrounding D rops , ! 6 9 ^ and fellow coach of Dunnack’s, “This stone plaque and field tha stone on which the plaque is ' Blades ®1” L I / Price Reduction opened the program after a sur in a small way stands for the to be cemented was done by Responsible for 16 Attacks I Price Reduction prised and speechless honored many people who refuse to give Jules Senechal. up when the going gets tough HARTFORD (UPI) - State SI Progresso guest arrived by car with his Jerry, never at a loss for Capt. Thomas J. McDonnell, to an empty cabin in Brewster, because of their association police say one man is responsi SI Colgate wife, Betty. words at a game, was commander of the state police N.Y., he said. Clairol with Jerry Dunnack,” said ble for 16 cases where women a Wella Tomatoes “I hope this small plaque will speechless. He wiped away detective division, said Uie 16 All the victims, ranging in 7-oz. tube 16-oz. btl. Instant Shave Robinson. have been abducted from their Imported Regular, symbolize the great feeling of tears and could only say he was reported cases are all similar age from 12 to 26, were sexually ^ Frost & $*; Engraved on the plaque to be homes at knife point, sexually >99 Balsam With Basil Menthol, j respect and admiration that all “very happy.” and the evidence points to one assaulted. At least half the vic Pepsodent Lime or assaulted and then' Conditioner $ i 4 9 2-lb. 3-oz. man, described as of medium tims were raped. 1 Tip Kit „ C Bay Rum photographed in the nude. r ^ Coupon can height, slender, in his late teens Police said the man, who Toothpaste Extra Body 7 9 ^ ktl-oz.canl State police said the attacks Lhnit Of>t per femUy. Coed el any Palhmarh Su$>ermarkei or 20s, with medium length usually remains calm, “but has have taken place over a three- Sun.. June 1| thru # Price Reduction hair. Police did not say if they choked a few to show he means I^H^Hji^^^SatM^lune 22. 1974. Void where prohibiled. / Price Reduction year period, the latest oc had a particular suspect in curring Saturday when a 17- business,” has forced most of a Wella i t e w i l l M f i Save 16« i1ffi¥io7B SI Pathmark Getting mind. his victims to pose nude for 16-oz. btl. SI Pathmark year-old girl was abducted He is quiet, usually enters a Pathmark 8-oz. btl J*/ Spaghetti -*LS, from her home in Orange and photographs with a camera he weia. Balsam Sweet Corn home through an unlocked door carries. tied to a fence post. balssn Conditioner $■149 Suntan - Rag. or Thin Whole Going to a Prom ■ or window wearing a cowboy The Orange assault was the The attacker then returned to vconoRn) Regular □TheCharlie Brown f • or # 9 Size Price Reduction Kernel bandana about his face. first reported since December, MaiaMR0« t-lb. ^ our customers say: ’*we have the home to abduct her 15-year- McDonnell said the assailant Lotion 7i 9 . box old sister but her screams when state police entered the Dictionary Sunshine I Pathmark “has taken them to cemeteries case. “It’s the same person. Butcher Block Poullryi 1 9 ^ scared- him off and he went and golf courses.” In one case, Johnson & Johnson Vienna Fingers Frozen Food Valuetl back and released the older We’re convinced he’s responsi Hardcover Volume Eight Butter a 14-year-old girl was taken ble for all 16,” a state police of Solid Brick The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR girl, police said. 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NEW Tablets Rag. or Minute Maid | PRICE PRICE You and Your eflerdent Denture Cleanser M ^ Vitamins 3^99 0 Hams 'asnajir'^591 GradeA Thick □Orange Juice “r-'r19-01. can 69* Select from these styles... box ol 40 m Regular p k g .* T w Champagne y* Prince M/P* btl. of 100 Plus 24 Free&e I 0Ham 8*~*^% M^'^ 69t Oqxan □Eggo Waffles $30. $20. Entire Bridal Party II 39* I'oa. Powder Blue V* Prince M/P* $30. $20. I ' i □RlbRoaatjS^®*!^ □ C o o l Whipm,d..x cont 59* Burgundy Chevron M/P* To A General Merchandise 'General Merchandise Values! Fresh Farm Producsl Grocery Valuaal Appetizing Valuetl $30. $20. □Rib SteakHZM^!^ *1^2 12ot. Navy Chevron M/P* $30. $20. Values! □Nectarines Caltfernia Luncheon Meal HoUM a 11.01. □ S p am can 79 □Bologna .N ’’Ai3dvs oaDiw irnd PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. WPd.. June 19. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Starts Monday, June 17—Saturday, June 22 Meat Purchase Minority Family Birth Rate Dropping NEW YORK (UPI) - The quarterly of Planned steeper dive than that for other growing up in impoverished set birth rate for poor, black, as reported in the 1960 and 1970 -F o r the blacks, fertility was part of the more rapid fertility The best of Parenthood’s Center for Fami families, the actual rate for the tings with large numbers of U.S. Census. Mexican-American and Indian reduced from 24 per cent above decline of lower than higher in ly Planning Program Develop poor is still higher than that of siblings.” Highlights of his study: Draws Praise By MICHAEL J. CONLON families in the United States is ment. that of urban whites to 7 per come women to the nation’s more affluent Americans, and Census Data Analyzed —The fertility of urban whites cent; for American Indians, WASHINGTON (UPI) - dropping more rapidly than the They were written by James the rate of disadvantaged He analyzed the comparative organized family planning this week’s rate for mostly white families, declined by about 27 per cent from 67 per cent to 27 per cent; programs — serving 2.6 million WASHINGTON (UPI) - Should you buy no-iead school donation would probably A. Sweet, University of Wiscon ethnic minorities is still h i^ er fertility declines of married during this period. The House Republican leader John gasoline for your car? reversing a historical trend. for Mexican-Americans, from women in 1972, some 90 per cent have been made later in the sin sociologist and Frederick S. than that of urban whites. women from various ethnic childbearing of blacks fell by 37 Rhodes, who is seeking ways to The fall in fertility rates is 47 per cent to 42 per cent; and of them in lower income year but making them this The question is pertinent Jaffe, Family Planning Sweet said the implication of subgroups compared to urban per cent. Among American In get livestock prices up without documented in two studies to be program director. for other Americans of Spanish groups. specials! summer is a matter of tim ing- because many service stations the finding!! was that “a whites between 1957-60 and dians, the childbearing fell 45 increasing the cost of meat in published in the forthcoming surname, from 45 per cent to 39 ttim i offertd for sale not available in case loti filling the school orders when art already offering such gas. I)espite the fact that the birth smaller share of American 1967-70. He used data on the per cent; and among Mexican groceries, says he welcomes issue of Family Planning per cent. live cattle are low and the By July 1, under new federal rate for minority and low in children, and perhaps a sub numbers of children under and other Americans of Spanish A large part of the natural news of a $100 inillion govern regulations, it should be Perspectives, the technical; come families is taking a Jaffe found a similar pattern government can get a good buy. stantially smaller share, will be three living with their mothers surname, by 30 per cent. of decline. He ascribed some diet of the channel catfish is ment purchase of beef and School children who will available to motorists in insects and their larvae. pork. benefit from the purchase will about 110,000 stations across Com egetyour Rhodes appeared before the be getting ordinary hamburger the country. House Agriculture Committee and cann^ pork, familiar foods That figures out to about SHOP-BITE SWSDSDHK today to ask the lawmakers to in school lunch lines. Specific two in every three stations in “do whatever they can to give I quantities of the two meats to an area, and roughly every lEM O H AO E !• relief and keep cattlemen from be purcased will be determined other station in rural sections, CALIFORNIA bankruptcy.” later. according to estimates from Slqi&ShopiswQ^ In an interview before his the Environmental Protection ox- "'appearance, Rhodes praised Agency. Tuesday’s announcement that POTATOES ^reat savings onagoodbm eak^st! 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Chrysler With this coupon and a $5 purchase. ^ | With this coupon and a $5 purchase. £3 ■)' V I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE V [DONT lET THE g r as s! Hank Aaron s Caddy No Beach Bum GROW UNDER White Home Run NEW YORK (UPI) — Hank Aaron’s “caddy” says he’s San Diego because nobody told me anything. I’m happy in Atlanta Astros 1, Phillies 0 no beach bum and Manager Eddie Mathews of the Atlanta because the manager Is fair to me. I know my situation. But he YOUR FEET! Tommy Helms’ second-inning homer was the only run of the WORRY FREE Braves is the first to agree and treat Ivan Murrell like a tells me what’s happening. Like he told me Monday I would play game and enabled rookie Mike Cosgrove, who took over with one pro. Tue^ay night and so I was ready. Those things are important ” out m the first inning and went the rest of the way, to win his se A 29-year-old outfielder-first baseman from Panama, Murrell p e Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Dodgers, 2-0, the Houston Sparks Groman’s cond game fophe Astros. Ron Schueler was tagged for his eighth plays for the Braves when Aaron is being rested for one reason or Astros edged out the Philadelphia Phillies, 1-0, the Montreal loss against three victories. «* eignui I Softball I VACATION DRIVINi another. Hank can’t play the full schedule because of a variety of Expos shaded the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, the Cardinals downed the . 1 Expos 2, Reds 1 aches and pains that afflict any 40-year-old athlete and also San Francisco Giants 3-0, and the Padres topped the Chicaeo CHARTER OAK By Earl Yost because he is running into a series of “Hank Aaron” days Cubs, 9-4, in other National League games. Jim Cox homered in the ninth inning to give the Expos their vic- tory over the Reds behind the twi^hit pitching of Ernie McAnally. Scoring 10 runs in the third Sparked by big Dave White’s first inning graiidslam homer, Groman’s Sport Shop went STARTS HEREL honoring him for topping Babe Ruth’s home run record. Murrell had appeared in only 27 previous games for the Braves inning, Charter Oak Restaurant Mathews gave Aaron the night off Tuesday because the new this season and batted 56 times with a .250 average, no homers McAnally struck out seven while walking two in raising his on to trounce Moriarty Brothers in last night’s big battle for first place in the Silk City toppled Multi-Circuits, 13-1, Softball Lea^e at Fizgerald Field. home run king was honored by city officials in New York. That and one RBI. But he delivered the key hit with the bases filled fTve wiJs Ws fourth SamTagiinS last night at Fitzgerald Field. gave Murrell a chance to make a rare start and he responded by after Met catcher Ron Hodges misjudged a foul pop by Darrell There’s a little more daylight in the standings today with Groman’s now sporting an im- Cardinals 3, Giants 0 Steve Cianci and Neil Pierson hitting a bases-filled triple in the third inning which was the key Evans, which would have been the third out. Roric Harrison went Alan Foster pitched a five-hitter and Lou Brock celebrating paced a 16-hit attack with three ■ pressive 1+1 won-lost record while the Gas Housers slipped back to, 11-3. THE blow in the Braves’ 6-1 victory over the New York Mets. me distance with a seven-hitter for his sixth win, while Georee his 35th birthday, singled twice, stole his 41st and «nd bases of apiece with Gary Gott, Carl It was far from a pitcher’s battle with a small, chilled crowd being treated to some The win moved the Braves into a tie with the Cincinnati Reds Stone suffered his fifth loss. the season and scor^ two runs in the Cardinals’ win over the Carlson and Doug Downham offensive fireworks vrtth 37 base hits recorded, 21 by the winners. for second place in the National League West, six games behind each adding two. Charter Oak is Besies White’s first inning blast off John Quaglia before a batter was retired, Ron Rior- the Los Angeles Dodgers. Piraieg 2, Dodgers 0 NL’s only 20-game winner in 1973 when “ALPINE now 5-3 for the season. dan slammed one over the left field fence for Groman’s with Craig Jordan accounting for “I’m enjoying this,” said Murrell after the game. “This is the Dave Giusti, making his first start after 255 relief appearances two ^ctortes ' Mike McCarthy and Barry the long MB four-iilaster. best thing that has ever happened to me. I was one of 13 out spread over a four-year period, pitched shutout ball for seven in Padres 9, Cubs 4 Pinney were best for the 3-5 fielders on the San Diego club last April and they wanted to send nings and won his second game with the relief help of Bruce Mark Monette paced the Groman offense with four singles. Rich Riordan, fresh from Rookie Dave Freiseben won his sixth game for the Padres losers with two safeties each. ^HAUS laSmi me to Hawaii in the Pacific Coast Leagiie, but I had enough time Kison and Daryl Patterson. Bob Robertson and Gene Clines playing baseball earlier in the night with Moriarty’s at Mt.Nebo, collected three hits and in the league to say ‘no.’ I'm no beach bum. I was up the wall in drove in the runs for the Pirates, who dealt 10-game winner Tom Rm 'r? included three hits by Dave Winfield. brother Ron, winning pitcher Bob Kowalski, Dave Viara, Randy Smith and Dennis McAr- for 0 N M my John his second defeat. ill ^nham lost his 10th game of the season despite homers by REC LEAGUE dle each stroked a pair. Jose Cardenal, Bill Madlock and Chris Ward. ^ Trailing 7-3 after the first two Only in the fourth frame did Groman’s fail to score at least once. Five runs in the first frames. Telephone kept “60” Series RWL 4 Ply Nylon SLEEPING BAG nibbling away until it had a 9-7 got Groman’s off on the right foot. White’s homer just clearing the rightfield fence, and “70” Series RWL 4-Ply Nylon win last night at Nike Field. the romp was on. 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John Seabury led the Oilers F70x14 2.59 their shaky bullpen, the California Angels ended their NIKE F60x15 2.92 with two blows. 070x15 2.84 three-game losing streak Tuesday night by beating the Crockett Agency stayed atop 060x15 3.03 New York Yankees. the league standings with a 12-7 H70X15 3.04 [2 LB. DOWN FILLED. 1.8 Rip stop nylon, V-tube] Skip Lockwood took over for starter Nolan Ryan, who verdict over Bob and Marie’s L60X15 3.57 developed a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand, and construction. + 15“ Temp, range. Excellent fori Pizza last night at Nike Field. preserved a 3-0 shutout over the Yankees. backpacking, stuff sac Incl. ' Rick Goss and Brian Maher It was only California’s second shutout of the year and only had three hits each and Bob their fourth victory in the last 15 contests. Ferron and Greg Johnston each Failure to Win CCIL Crown NOW! Earning his first save, Lockwood only gave up two hits over the had a pair of hits for the 7-1 OUR MOST POPULAR PRICED last three innings and had to pitch out of a jam in the ninth inning winners. Ben Gryzb added a RE6. *77.95 when he h^N ew York base runners on first and third. home run. Trihe^s Big Disappointment BLACKWALL TIRE! SAVE *10.00 In a se e i^ g ljrra re performance for an Angel reliever of late, Tom Vecsey topped the * 6 6 ’ * however, Lockwood was able to strike out Thurman Munson to losers’ 16-hit attack with four Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord Construction save the game for California. with A1 Fyler adding three. Ryan, the major league’s strikeout leader with 147 fannings in Paul Sizacowski, Joe Flume By Len Auster 136 1-3 innings, managed to pitch six innings, despite the blister, and Rich Sizacowski each had and set a club record. two hits for the 2-6 losers. Not winning the 1974 Central Bidwell’s 14. Sullivan (13) and Tim Striking out seven batters before being forced to leave the Connecticut Interscholastic League Thibodeau and Peck (10) also had dou $ 1 7 * . game, Ryan increased his career strikeouts to 859 as an Angel in EASTERN (CCIL) baseball crown was the ble figures in the RBI column. Carry out only at these prices! 98 games. That was three more than Dean Chance, the previous Tied 5-5 going into the final biggest disappointment for team leader in fannings, collected in 223 games. Sullivan and Bob Odell had five Take them with you and save. RE6. *20.95 frame, Wilson Electric came Manchester High Coach Harold Parks Plus Ryan had 235 pitches against the Red Sox. Taken out in the up with three runs and Highland doubles each with the team clubbing but nevertheless it was a highly 650x13, Reg. 17.99 F.E.T.1.78 sixth inning against New York, he had only thrown 88. Park Market just two for an 8-7 20. Maloney had three triples and was Yankees starter Dick Tidrow, who went all the way/ gave up verdict last night at Mt. Nebo. successful campaip. second in homers with two, with 3 LB. POLYESTER. Nylon inner and outer shell. Fulll seven hits but all the California runs were unearned, coming on Mike Scanlon and Rick Forde The Tribe finished second in the Bidwell’s three roundtrippers pacing two errors. separating zipper to zip two together. 2 lb. available! each had two hits for the un le a p e with a 13-5 standard, one full the Indians. As a team Manchester hit I for *15.95. With an out in the first, Denny Doyle hit a liner to second beaten 8-6 winners. game behind Windham High. Ranked .277 (210 for 757). baseman Gene Michael, but Michael dropped it for an error Tom Mac homered and ninth at the outset of the CIAC State Manchester opened the season with YOUR CHOICE (UPI photo) Frank Robinson then singled to right. (UPI photo) singled for the losers with Dick Tournament in the Class AA Division, four straight wins and on two other E78x14, Reg. 19.99 Plus SEE us FIGST! TTie ball fell in for a hit, but outfielder Bobby Murcer tried to Lewis, Tom Devanney and the local entry won two before bowing ocassions had three-game win skeins. F78x14, Reg. 21.99 F.E.T.2.24-2.411 pick it up on the bounce and dropped it, enabling Doyle to score. Kurt Bevacqua Disagrees Mike Tierney each getting two out in the quarterfinals to North Season series were taken from After Joe Lahoud singled in Robinson, California rookie John Ump Lee Weyer Gets Earful hits for 3-5 Highland. Umpire Ed Sudol Won Argument Haven. Overall, the Indians had a 15-6- Penney, Conard, Hall, Wethersfield FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION OF I Doherty produced an RBI-double. JoAnn Fell Sounds Off in Novel Game Full 4-ply nylon cord I 1 ledger. and Maloney of Meriden with splits ISLEEPING BAGS. OVER 25 FELINE construction, wrap Rolling a trio of seven's in the The biggest surprise for Parks was against three CCIL members. around tread, more YOUR CHOICE his club’s run production. The eight- MODELS IN STOCK. DOWN - first, fourth and fifth frames, “We’re going to have to come up with mileage. Fully G78x14, Reg. 22.99 Crispino's outdistanced year coach indicated prior to the some starting pitchers for next year,” IPOLYESTER - DACRON 88 guaranteed. G78x15, Reg. 22.99 -I David’s, 25-11, last night at Mt. season that his club might have trou Parks commented, “People like Plus |P0L4/?G(/>1/?0 - FIBERFILL. Learned Valuable Lesson Nebo. ble scoring runs but this belief wasn’t Bruce Ballard and John Tasillo from F.E.T. 2.63 • 2.821 Sally Robinson and Gail upheld. The Silk Towners plated 141 the jayvee club will have to come RADIAL STEEL BELT Bartlett topped the winners 29- ninners in 22 games, an average of I No Trade-In Needed. Installation Available at Slight Extra Charge. through Otherwise, I feel we should hit attack with four each. Laura just over six. Manchester pitching be able to hold our own in the le a p e .” STAY WARM Dunfield, Ann Pratson and allowed 111 runs. Revitalized Grich Mary Gracyalny each had three Manchester loses Mickey Miller, “We hit much better than I thought and Jan Tirinzoriie, Pat Peck, Thibodeau, Irish, Norm Davey, WITH DOWN Rejman, Molly McFarlane, Sue we vvould,” Parks said, “I thought Bidwell, McCurry and Bill Munroe, Gives O’s Punch Leslie and Gail Kelley each had pitching would be our strong point. the latter an excellent defensive out a pair of hits for the 6-2 The pitching wasn’t as good as last fielder, while Sullivan, Maloney, Foodmen. year — the earned run averages were Koepsel, Quinn, Rich Nicola and Bob NEW YORK (UPI) — Bobby Grich learned a valuable Sandi Whitney and Karen up — but it was good. Odell are among those returning. lesson from his unsuccessful try at arbitration last winter Turek each had three hits for 1- “What hurt us was the loss of Kenny Sullivan, Bidwell,. McCurry and DOWN FILLED for — “good defense doesn’t get you any money.” GOODYEAR'S "GAS-SAVINO* 7 David’s with Diane Repoli, Irish. He pitched well last year but Maloney were named recently to the 12 Ft. warmth and light weight. So, the major league’s top fielding second baseman of a year Foldaway Aluminum Std. or Hvy. Duty Bonnie Lindsay and Pam was taking cortizone shots during the All-CCIL team. Temp, ranges from +80“ "CUSTOM STEELGARD" RADUU. ago decided to stress offense this season and is finding the switch Whitney each adding two. Bar Type Roof Racks Shock Absorbers Tangleproof Copper to -65“. By Gerry and very satisfying. Grich, who made only five errors last season and season and couldn’t help.” Irish had an 0-1 record this cam paip and was Booster Cables Alpine designs. WHITEWALL WHITEWALL set a rnajor league fielding mark for second baseman of .995, is INDY LEAGUE Batting Averages - Our Standard Heavy Duty not doing as well in the field, having already made eight errors, Pounding out 20 hits, the B.A. ineffective in his stints on the mound. Reg. Our but he's providing the kind of power at bat the Baltimore Orioles' Club bested Pizza House, 1+5, Senior righthander Dave Bidwell 8.99 Reg. '4 4 4 9 AB H Pet 7 8 8 SIZES.^ SIZES management wants from him. last ni^ht at Keeney Field. proved to be the ace of the mound A 88 5.99 94 35 .372 ea. B ea. BR78-13 CR78-14 DR7S-14 ER78-14 Grich, who last year hit only 12 homers, cracked out three Mark Kravontka belted two corps with a personal 6-1 mark and the Sullivan, Ray Fits all cars, with or without FR78-14 FR78-15 McCurry, Connie 21 7 .333 Plus $2.11 to $2.31 homers in one game Tuesday night, raising his season total to 11, homers and added a single for lowest ERA. Another senioi rain gutters; fully assembled. 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SIZES Royals 7, Brewers 0 Outstanding goal tending by nouncements Tuesday after a structure” as being preferable 7.00-14 6 Ply Tuba lets S2S.41* Ken Bavier had two hits for Full front qn'd service LOW Paul Splittorff tossed a two-hitter and John Mayberryi and Sean Phillips kept the score meeting between the players to the eight-game series. The *HAUS.A. 6.70-15 6 Ply Tubetypa S24J0* the 11-4 losers. available tor American , , PRICE 7.00-15 6 Ply Tubatypa S31.I0* Amos Otis slammed homers to spark the Royals’ triumph over down. Peter Saglto played well and four NHL club owners. players want to play only at Cars and light trucks to 6-ply tubeless, 7J0-16 S2SJI* the Brewers. Mayberry’s homer was his 16th of the year, giving for the Toros in the nets. Eagleson told reporters both mid-season or after the Stanley Idler Arms sp'y Tubatype Erupting for 10 runs in the 1969,. Ball Joints plus $3.44 Fed. ' 0 ° •Flui FW. El. T4« Irom )Z.36 to $3.44 ptr him the AL lead. the NHL and the players’ Cup playoffs in the spring. Our Reg. 5.99 Ex. Tax and old tire. third inning, Dorn’s Boys bested Our Reg. 5.99 tir* MpMdlni on tilt and old lirt Uadt-ln. association have rejected over “The players are fearful of No Rain Checks Manchester State Bank, 19-6, tures from the WHA to join the the timing,” Eagleson said. last night at Robertson. JUNIOR Canadian team which is “They have already had a bad EXIT 96 off 1-86 With Kenny Anderson G(NN)YEAR SERVICE STORES Surgery for Bruik Fred Valenti and Hal Tarbell scheduled to meet the Soviets experience.” with four and three hits respec tallying the winning goal, the MOM d a i l y o for eight games in September. Canada narrowly won the 298 BROAD 8T..0PP. POST 1 Oceaneers outlasted the Wings, H 9II. flm i FRI. 12 Noon to 8 P.M., SAT. 10 to 6 BOSTON (UPI) - tilage damage. tively topped a 20-hit attack for He said the WHA has made 1972 inaugural NHL-Soviet 3 WAYS TO CHARGE VERNON. CONN. PHOME 646-0101 PHONE 043-1161 the winners. Six other players 3-2, last night at Charter Oak. Defenseman Darryl Edestrand Bruin officials said they specific approaches to Boston series, but many players and of Mon.. Tim s .. WmL 8:30 - 0:00 Aflinttc Credit Card • Maitar Ctiarga AvaHabla had two hits each with Jim Anderson also scored in the MANCHESTER • ypwi Latfl Evw y NIghI of the Boston Bruins will un expect Edestrand to be ready Bruins’ stars Bobby On* and ficials complained that since Tlwrs. A FrI. 8:30 - 8:00 Mon., Tims.. Wad.. FrI. 8*8:30 • Ttwrt. 8-8 McAuley homering. second period with Jeff Lom dergo knee surgery Friday in for the start of pre-season Phil Esposito and possibly to the series was played in bardo adding the third 1 1 4 5 Tolland Tpke. “ ' « p * 8 ^ 8 - 1 - Rank Amartoinl Not Availabto his hometown of London, Ont., training camp, wjflch begins Jon ^hneider, John Walsh Philadelphia goal tender Bemie September they did not have Sept. 15. and Don Pagan! each had apair Oceaneers marker. Bobby to correct a long-standing car Parent to join the team. enough time to get into condi Walsh and Walter Adamy found of safeties for the Bankmen. “We don’t think we are tion. i . Each club is now 6-9. the range for the Wings. PAOEJTHTRTy - MANCHRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 19, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. June 19.1974— PAGE THIRTY-ONE WESTElfltt T ntE MEAT Two Sites Considered TOLUNO For Elderly Housing BEEF TPKL THE PLACE WITH SUPER SUMMER OAEKN STORE STAMPS t I H I I ' s u n . 9 - 6 The search for a location for In recent months, the THE HAPPY FACE OPEM SUNDAYS______9-6 THUBS., FBI. 9 - 9 CLOSED BION. the Manchester Housing HH m« ------Brainard Pi. site has apparent A OLD-FASHIONED MOHTTO Authority’s planned 40-unit ly been considered the prime IMITWWTITIil SPECIALS THBUS.. FBI.. SAT. A SUM. elderly housing project has location for the project, SAVINGS / SAM CRISPINO’S \ PERSDNAL narrowed to only two sites although the Authority’s site FARM FRESH “worthy of serious con selection committee has still SERVICE sideration,” according to Town been looking elsewhere. SUPREME Manager Robert Weiss. Authority members gained A memo by Weiss, released approval from the state Etepart- Tuesday by Assistant Town Time to enjoy t FOODS I CHICKEN LEGS ment of Community Affairs for STOnE HOUnS: Manager Charles McCarthy, the Jarvis lot, and architect 485 HARTFORD RD. identified the two sites as a Dominic Cimino even prepared MANCHESTER M0II.-SAT. 0 A.M.-9 P.M. parcel on Brainard Pi. owned “pre-preliminary” sketches of SUN. 0 A.M.-S P.M. by developer Alexander Jarvis a two-story building for the site. SAVE Cool Savings with .BREASTS and a town-owned, disused Next ’Tuesday’s meeting, in lb . parking lot on Lodge Dr. near (C om bo Va’s ) volving “all concerned” with * the entrance to Center Springs the project, is scheduled to U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN MEATY Park. start at 7 p.m. at the Brainard TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE Wm Rnserva The Right To Limit Quantity The two possible sites will be Pi. site. The group will proceed WITH THESE COUPONS inspected next Tuesday night to the Lodge Dr. lot and return prior to a joint meeting of to the Municipal Building in Housing Authority, the Plan ttiB ooipon 06 1 C H U C K ^ O o time for an 8 p.m. business 8KM CRYOVAC PK8. ning and Zoning Commission, meeting. r 4 COLORS, RE9ULAR SIZE mh • GROCERY• and the Board of Directors. { SJAhiz. ear 34 Weiss’ memo, pointing out I Long or Round EXCELLENT the pros and cons of both sites, DIAL SOAP S T E A K ^1 s t ® . C U T . ‘ Georgia Pacific l> BAR-B-QUED stated that restraints imposed I by the Housing Authority on Takei Out Permit I KIELBASA *lb. 1 ■ CHARMIN WHITE OR COLORS site selection have made the SMITHFIELD V4 LOIN A million dollar wholesale, / « BABY BEEF possible elderly housing 5 79 BATHROOM lO TOP GRADE LEAN FAMILY PACK locations scarce. building-supply, distribution LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 4 pack GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 ^/S GAME HENS The restraints include center for Manchester’s North MELLOW CRISP VAC PACK REDEEM AT SUPREME /s SF 25 to 32-oz. Avg. proximity to public transporta End appears on schedule for a TISSUE tion, convenient shopping, September completion date. / availability of public utilities, A $750,000 building permit has fis ooupen ^ p u n c h ^ ^ SLICED f l been issued the nationally and the cost of land. SALAOA The Housiiig Authority is known Georgia Pacific Corp. 9 * for an 80,000-square-foot facili BACON ” struggling with an estimated TEABAGS ^ CALO $25,000 land acquisition expense ty on about eight acres fronting on 776 N. Main St. The land, to lb. out of a total state grant of lb. C lb. $640,000 for the project. the rear of the Buckland Post GEM CAT or DOG 1% The Jarvis lot downtown, a Office, was purchased by 100 ct. three-quarter-acre parcel at Georgia Pacific from the • LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY FOOD Hackett family. | 6 « | 0UR OWN FRESH MADE FRESH LEAN Brainard Pi. and Johnson Ter., V g o o d t h r u s a t ., JUNE 22 Butcher Boy $ 1 Back in February, when the REDEEM AT SUPREME IMPORTED LEAN has several advantages — closeness to shopping and a bus proposed construction was an Pkg. ™ ITALIAN CROIIIII line — but Weiss said the disad- nounced, plans had been for a FRANKFURTS vanatges for the site include a 60,000-square-foot $500,000 k^ iHb coupon $5.1 OCEAN SPRAY BOILED HUM building. p high land cost (reportedly GLAD SAUSAGE CHUCK $75,000), and the smalt lot size, The building permit was ob SIRLOIN CRANBERRY COGKTML 48-oz. )ar which would require zoning tained by Howard W. Barss Jr. FOOD WRAP FRESH HOT of Framingham, Mass. The OR variances and expensive two- C O LD A n * 1 . 4 9 . story construction. building will house a warehouse TIP ROAST ISWEET and offices — with the 4 9 « GROUND 9 9 r 9 9 * The Brainard PI. site has a Lean, Tender TOOTHPASTE 5-oz. tu b* “generally unasthetic en warehouse space of one-story 200-n.roll " V design and the office space of 8 1 5 « SMITHFIELD vironment” as well, Weiss’ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY BEEF ARRID RED., UNSCENTEO or POWDER WHOLE WHOLE memo mentions. two-story. 13 GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 REDEEM AT SUPREME The town-owned parcel on EXTRA DRY DEODORANT SMOKED Lodge Dr. has the advantage of Will Link Earth With Mars TW IN P A C K POM LOUIS H D . BEEF FARMLANO i « 49 $2.18 Vahw excellent physical environ ment, space for single-story Rare Disease ^Wl ihB ooi|3on $61 PFEIFFER WISHBONE SflOmDERS construction, low land costs, NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The 'This UHF radio, destined to become the first U.S. broadcasting station on Mars, gets a CANNED state Health Department says a and potential for increased use final test adjustment from technician Jim Johnson at the RCA Space Center in 18-oz. bU. of Center Springs Park, the rare type of venereal disease DRESSING ITALIAN DRESSING was reported in New Haven last Hightstown, N-J. The 10-pound transm itter is part of the over-all Viking communications naunnivmcaAianN. a memo said. HAMS DURXEE lb. But the disadvantages of that week. Health officials said system RCA is building to send scientific information some 225 million miles back to earth Tuesday the disease, from the red planet. The communications system will be carried aboard NASA’s un ;c lb. CUT AS DESIRED CUT AS DESIRED site include its distance from STUFFED OUVES 5% -o z-|ar' stores and public transporta lymphogranuloma venereum, manned Viking spacecraft scheduled to soft-land on Mars on July 4, 1976. (UPI photo) 8-oz. Jar USOA CHOICE tion. has been reported only 9 times U.S.DJL CHOICE BONELESS L l 1 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY UNDERWOOD DEVIL HAM, U.S.O.A CHOICE BONELESS The Housing Authority has since 1964. Health officials said GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 GENUINE CORNED BEEF or CHICKEN [SHOULDER CLOD U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESSI been searching and inspecting the disease can linger for a long REDEEM AT SUPREME TOP SIRLOIN SHOULDER many sites in the last eight period and cause disability, but CHICKEN SPREADS A^A-ox. can ROAST C m C K FIlU T months, after receiving state is rarely fatal. The disease is ^ w ith iNs coupon $6 purchase' LONDON RROIL approval of the $640,000 grant contracted through sexual con Sea Law Conference ROAST 1 ZAHEX - 7 FLAVORS for the housing complex. tact with an infected person. r NEWI LEGS SUPER S IZE FRUIT SYRUPS 18-oz. |ar * lb. LEAN TENOER Fresh, Grade A 1.29 lb. •1.39. 1.29 To Open In Caracas ZEST BugnackF$ SPBdal PACKER’S CUTS CUBE CHICKEN OF THE SEA GERMAN BOLOGNA SIIU.OIN TIP A». wt $ i Q Q CARACAS (UPI) - The 25-point agenda will not political rivalries — such as Thousands of delegates from come under debate until next competition of China and the LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ^Alb. ROAST BEEF ” -ZU ib . (romreund SOLID WHITE IN WATER COOKED SALAMI 1 151 nations gathered in the week, after work sessions Soviet Union for leadership of GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 STE^^ICS 0 _____C«L Dwiltn SHgii Ibirti liitto art* siMb Venezuelan capital today for ah thrash out the voting rules. REDEEM AT SUPREME Bugnackl'a , Skinless the developing countries — to historic U nit^ Nations con Conference observers said TUNA WHOLE BOnOM ROUND play an important role in the USOA CHOICE 59 PORKSBEEF ference called to modernize the they were pessismistic over the debates. fwih ihs ooipon $5 purchase; with EYE ROUND laws that rule the sea. conference reaching concrete The fundamental issue is FRANKFURTERS lb. 1m Ce tav iNtti, 6 * Sttib. Sain Stub, En bab, fr. lM b.| The delegations will begin the solutions, but they said it may expected to be defining how GRAVY TRAIN SANDWICH STEAKS 10-week-long meeting Thursday go a long way toward defining much ocean a country can Bugnackl’a Skinless seeking agreement on a new set issues that may be solved later DOG FOOD SHORT LOM claim off its shore to protect GENUINE Av. WL of laws to govern offshore boun on. seabed and fishing resources. SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS * 1 SWEET U FE PURE BEEF 25-30 Lb. ' lb. ' OF BEEF LO. daries, protection of resources They expect international QQu and commercial exploitation of FRAMIFORTERS lb. ______tw bt ID-H PirtiriwBt Stub iM U TabaMo. 5-lb.ba(| V W CHICKEN FRUIT 30-oz. Jar the oceans, which cover two- LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY AU MEAT, ALL BEEF, or THICK SIRLOMIflP thirds of the earth. GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 Bugnackl’a Special Av. Wl. COCKTAIL OF BEEF 25-30 Lb. The conference is expected to REDEEM AT SUPREME BREASTS KIELBASA lb. New Jersey’s finest women’s draw 3,000 delegates and aides, Weather ^Normal’ Oscar Mayer fl Tai Cb Ml SEMI StMb bUi M TabaMi figure salon is coming to your making it one of the largest in Fresh, Grade A area with the latest in perfected history. r i^icooupOT $6 purch^’^ CONN. FRESH exercise equipment and MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Bryson said that though the BOLOGNA w I 9 « FRENCH'S SQUEEZE personalized figure and Many persons have complained cooler weather is no reason for INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH MHI diet control. about unseasonably cool complaining, it could be a MUSTARDwHh Purchase of 9 Lb. Box I Manchester weather this year, but Dr. Reid source of serious worry for peo LIQUID DMNO OUR OWN FRESH MACE • FROZEN & DAIRY • 01 Bugnaebrs NATUBAL CASINO niAHKg MILK...*1.29 Join your friends ... they’ll A. Bryson of the University of ple in the monsoon lands. all be here. I Hospital Wisconsin says temperatures actually are back to normal ITALIAN lb. “ Everytime the higher 32-oz.bH. W59 79 OCEAN SPRAY PURINA CHOICE I Notes after a 30-year warm spell. latitudes have cooled off, the FRUIT But, it seems, there has been LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMIL' Hl-C CRANBERRY MORSELS monsoon rains fail,” he said. " GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 HOOD plenty to complain about. For SAUSASE 8 I 9 i allhavors JUICE COCKTAIL “That means drought in India, # REDEEM AT SUPREME Discharged Monday: George example, the record low 52 ICE CREAM SANDWICHES IZpacfc |DRINKS%Oz. Cans Field, 21 Griffin Rd.; Virginia Pakistan, Burma — all the 32 O z. 4 i 99* degrees at Atlanta Monday, or ------BIRDSEYE IO-OL PX8S. Mitchell, Willimantic; William hungry half of the world. And • DELICATESSEN • ALL FLAVORS the chilly 47 at Chattanooga, the way it looks, they have ' with ihs ooipon $5 puichase^ " •PRODUCE* T . - Bouley, 29 Sunset St.; June Tenn., or the bleak 38 at Sioux CHOPPED BROCOLLI or 3 i 99« Mainella, East Hartford; trouble.” FUNNY FACE Falls, S.D. OOLOEN RIPE HWSSFR REALEMON VLA8IC POLANER Judith White, 39 Strickland St.; Abnormally cold? No way, MIXED VEGETABLE Marie Carrara, East Hartford; DRINK MIXES BIRDSEYE LEMON JUICE says Dr. Bryson of the UW's 2 Quart Packagoo BANANAS RELISH PICKLES Martha Massey, Hebron Rd., GOURMET HAM SION Institute of Environmental No. 1 Fruit...... lb. ORANGE JUICE 12-oz.cans Bolton; Brian Nadeau, 159 Mon- Studies. Fresh Sliced ...... V2 lb. "per w eek UP tauk Dr., Vernon; June 18 CAUFORNIA BEAimr mmm . AUNT JEMIMA 4 i 99* TODAY “It was warmer from 1930 to Colchester Vote 32 Oz. Bottle 10 O z. Q t. Jar Cameron, Brookfield St., South 1960, but that was very unusual Windsor. On Track July 9 PLUMS FRENCH TOAST if you look at the last 300 on« coupon per limlly Sweet, Juicy...... lb. iOLOGNA MRS. SMITH’S NIIXED GOLDEN Also, Janice Warren, 494 years,” Bryson said. “We only July 9 will be “D-Day” for good ttiru eat, JUNE 22 Abby Rd., South Windsor; three Manchester men. That’s REDEEM AT SUPREME CAUF. SUNXIST Freshly Sliced ...... lb, think it was normal because it GEM FRESHLY SLICED BLUEBERRY PIE 26-€Z.pk|. 4 : 99* George F^inaro, East Hartford. was all we knqw. Actually it is the day the Town of Colchester BIRDSEYE lb. 1 CUIF. KW ASK ABOUT SHORT TERMS AVAILABLE Discharged Tuesday: Charles will conduct a refefendum on 1 SUNXIST RIK VELUIW «0 n u abnormal. 'with this coupon $5 purchese; JUICY POUSH, DUTCH or tu. 1 White, 19 Auburn Rd.; Franklin their proposed $5 million dog COOL WHIP “The.colder temperatures we nCNLE & PiMENTO L U A I' 9-oz.bowl 1 POTATOES ORANGES PEACHES Banta, Union; Robert Watrous, are having now are the real nor track for that town. 7 -O L R O T T L E LEMONS / * lb. BIRDSEYE 153 Oak St.; Deborah Hine, 6 49 mal,” he said. NEW LONG WHmE CALIF. DEM NATURAL CASINO Stafford Springs; Chester The three are Richard P. LIQUID PRELL ITALIAN ’.S 79* He noted the jetstream — Hayes, real estate broker and 10 i 89* 39*b^ Golembieski, East Hartford; strong atmospheric winds BAKING FRANKFURTS Herbert Hooker, East Hart land developer; Stephen J. GREEN BEANS 3 / 8 9 nCYFHSI MCTFKSI 18 In B u l k ...... lb. 1 Figure Salons ford; William Kayden, 9A Cavagnaro, owner of Cavev’s HOOD’S HUM A FRUin LOW FAT jm — providing a route for extreme Restaurant; and Raymond F. POTATOES SWECT LIFE SLICED WHITE |RADISHES 3 Bags $39* lEMOHS 6 1 49< McGuire Lane; Frederick Clay, YOGURT AH Flav. 5-oz.cupa 4 / 8 9 UMES 6 i 39* 1 East Hartford; Daniel weather systems — has been in Damato, building contractor LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY CHIRP FRESH a winter position during spring and developer. GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 AMERICAN SWEET LIFE WHITE OR YEUOW MANCHESTER LeBlanc, 20 Cook Dr., Bolton; REDEEM AT SUPREME Joyce Wenzel, East St., and summer mbnths lately, but RADISHES CHEESE SLICES iz4«.pk|. K-MART PLAZA • SPENCER ST. Hebron. it is only an indicator. The referendum was forced Cello pkgs...... “To say it is the cause of the CHEESE •/i-lb. HOODS LEMONADE, PUNCH, ICED TEA grWrW IMWSOFBEEF Also, Richard Hughes, 39 by a petition circulated among >wih ihs coupon $5 puchase^ BARiEQUE SHLE 8ENUINE S I ^ ^ F BEEF 1 Englewood Dr.'; Marilyn weather change is to say Colchester voters and signed by FRUIT DRINKS 4 . M . 3 9 643-8076 someone has malaria because Sewell, 336 Cooper Lane, the required number. 9LR.13 0LR0X mh ;t CHICKEN LEGS SWEn LIFE ^ A Coventry; Cheryl Wrubel, 141 he has a fever,” Bryson said. SIGN UP TODAY Eldridge St.; Robert He said temperatures are DASH back to normal now because of An application already has ORANGES OR BREASTS 9 9 * applejuice40-oz.r.i.j„ 4 8 ENJOY: SAUNA • SHOWERS • LOCKER • Chamberland, 98 Daly Rd., been submitted to the state for lb. lb . WHIRLPOOL • EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Hebron; David Pagan!, Robin less volcano activity the past 40 $249 9 9 ' years. the dog track. If the proposal 0 • GROUP EXERCISE • YOGA CLASSES • Circle, Tolland; Wilson wins in the referendum, the NUTRITIONAL GUIDANCE • SPECIAL TEEN Beaulieu, East Hartford; Peter Volcanoes put dust high in the PROGRAMS • PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION. atmosphere which cuts out state will proceed with studies i 33 UMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 9 ^uiGH rrozan. n o Extra Chargel Russak, 56 Ordway Dr., South by various agencies, prior to a V GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 22 SUPERVISED KIDDIE NURSERY. Windsor; William Bolstridge, sunlight,” he said. “Now the REDEEM AT SUPREME DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS EVERY WED. Also AvallablaJA Hind A V4 Side At Above Pricoal temperatures are catching up decision. If the proposal loses, East Hartford; Regene Bona, the state will reject the applica ^ ______m a s t e r c h a r g e W E L C O M E I ______'TrTitrnf] with the fact there haven’t been Glastonbury; Amy Winners, 343 tion automatically. Deming St. any volcanoes.” ' \ 1. \‘ f PAGE TH IRT^M W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 19. 1974 HbIp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale M/^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Wed.. June 19. 1^74 PAGE THIRTY-THREE HAIRDREISSER - Experience 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale : ...... 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale preferred. Cheerful, busy shop. H A PPY A O S 23 Services Offered ^1 Homea lor Sale Phone Tres Chic, 643-2483, MANCHESTER - Four- WALK OUT 23 Homea ter Sale * W ANTED ^ bedroom Colonial, 2V4 baths, HEBRON - Five-room Ranch. Mrs.Clatk. From the basement family Wood^ acre. New kitchen, all VERNON - Seven-room COMPLETE junk cars BENCH INSPECTOR LEADMAN walnut paneled first floor fami last section Colonial, central air- removed free in Manchester, ly room, spacious kitchen, with room to the secluded patio to appliances, oak floors, fireplace, basement garage. conditioned, three bedrooms, South Windsor, Vernon and WE FIND ’THE HOUSE Must ^ able to inspect detail parts independenUy and ef loads of cabinets and built-ins. enjoy the summer days. This Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Immediate occupancy. $34,700. living room with fireplace, for ENBINEERS ficiently. Complete knowledge of basic inspection, tools and Impeccably maintained. 3-bedroom Gape with, a of homes now mal dining room, both with Route 74 , Tolland, Conn, M9- YOU MAKE THE HOME S h e H c m t b procedures (Verniers, Micrometers, Sine ptotes, fixtures.) fireplaced living room and The Yankee Peddlers, 742-9718, Men or Women with degrees Manicured lot in desirable or 1-423-6735. wall-to-wall carpeting, first- 4578, 875-6231. daniol (. rsalB REALTOR in engineering or related Porter Street area. 60’s. separate dining room is in im available floor laundry and 28’ paneled m u Warren E. Howland, Realtors, areas for jobs in mechanical, ty ma^Sr"®”’*® 1““- i maculate condition. Priced at TWO-FAMILY. Quiet, dead-end family room with wall-to-wall STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac- 643-1108. ting Agency. All painting, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING electronics, and meteorology. O m tim e available. $35,900. It is located on Cam street enhances desirability of LAST 4 homes ready for shag carpet and Franklin stove Latter includes 1 year post bridge Street, Manchester on raised brick hearth, over carpentry, masonary, concrete Must be capable of managing men working for him COLUMBIA - Seven room this newer Garrison Colonial occupancy — Then Wg havG racantlY HsIgG grad schooling provided by •style , 4 over 5, two-family. sized 2-car garage, comer treed work, fences, floor cleaning. Raised ranch, five years old, EDMUND GORMAN we’re completely sold For any job, cal! 649-1590 Willing to pay your rate, it you’re our man. Excellent condition, private lot, nice neighborhood. $47,900. SGvgral ¥ary nice the Air Force. Candidates situated on a one acre treed lot, AGENCY outi 875-7967. between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. must be between the ages of Apply in person; drives, appliances, large family Tfio e Bedroom Ranch — nomet, and urge you to two car garage, close to lake. 6 4 6 -40 40 $27,500 21 thru 30 to apply. Contact • .. Soflieone room, good income. $47,500. call us to SGO IniMn. THE E.A. PAHEN CO. Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- P rin c ip a ls only. 872-4094, The 3 Bedroom Townhouse COVENTRY - Seven-room LAWN MOWERS Sharpened MSGT. Miller, 646-7440. 5724. $32,990 Capc-Ranch. Fireplace, and repaired. Pick-up and PHONE 643-2711 ______y s W ethcrtll Street • Manchester may hove sent yew evenings. abappyaNI REDUCED for quick sale, new . . . Includes air condition Carpeting, only $19,900. Pasek, deliver. Reasonable rates MANCHESTER - Small two- 5-5 duplex in Manchester. A ing, carports, full basement, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- Phone 649-7958. BY OWNER - Seven-room Cape swimming pool, tennis 8243. family, ideal investment. Good real buy. Call owner 643-7026. Cod. Fireplace, large rec room, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD EXPERIENCED Hairdresser location and condition. Low courts, grounds and exterior WILL DO odd jobs, very needed, full or part-time. Call toll ceramic tiled Tjath, newly maintenance. reasonable. Phone 643-8788. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, painted. Excellent location. MANCHESTER - Split level, Bonda-Stocks-Mortgagea 8 649-3911, M arlow’s Beauty 643-4535, 646-1021. MANCHESTER - 70’s. Fan INDEX Salon. Convenient to schools, shopping convenient to everything, 7 HEY KIDS! tastic value, striking 8-room rooms, 2 full baths, formal B&S LAWN Service, odd jobs is and churches. On bus line. $35,- NOTICES MORTGAGES, loans first se I Happiness is... Contemporary redwood and\ dining room, fireplaced living our specialty. Phone 646-0381. 1 — Lott and Found VETERINARY Assistant ■ VERNON 900. 647-1731. 2 — Partonalt cond, third. All kinds. Realty stone. If & R Ranch, offered at ) room, eat-in kitchen, 3 statewide, credit rating un ECONOMY ELECTRIC SUPPLY^ INC. wanted, mature male Knowing Manchester 3 — Announctmanta pr NEAR MANCHESTER LINE far below replacement co.st. ' g f f e e q . bedrooms, rec room, laundry necessary. Reasonable. Con referred. Reply Box “ BB” , Awning was founded 4 — Entertainment 824 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER Ml Lovely 6-room Ranch, 3 Living room with marble rMtm garage, treed lot. High 5 — Auctlone fidential, quick arrangements. anchester Herald. June 10, 1949 Painting-Papering 32 bedrooms,. living room with fireplace and cathedral ceiling, MANCHESTER 30s. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, M3- Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 646-2830 must be seen. Call Heritage, gives you more 2121. FINANCIAL MAN FOR tire service, good Congratuiations fireplace, kitchen with formal 8 — Bonds-Stocka-Mortgages 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Call 647-9946 on your 25th year 633-8311, evenings, Jean GRACIOUS GOLONUL PAPER HANGING and ceiling 9 — Personal Loans ford. Evenings, 233-6879. benefits and overtime. Must dining area, IVz baths, slide-in Ramaker, 633-1668. Lydall Street/Manchester painting. $28 average room for to — Insurance want steady work. Apply inper- In business - Andy oven and range, wall-to-wall 649-62S9/646-6909; Job openings In a rapidly growing company. Good oppor Manchester Evening Herald with 3 bedrooms, formal paperhanging. Leonard MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd son, Nichols-Manchester ’Tire, Employees carpeting, 24’ above ground Condominium Living In'ah Spiegelberg 643-9112. EMPLOYMENT tunity (or advancement. Excellent benefits. Plenty of over COVENTRY - Ideal starter or dining room, w/fireplace, Estate Setting BOULDER RD. 13 — Help Wanted mortgages — interim financing Inc., 295 Broad Street, S time. An equal opportunity employer. " Manchester. and Families pool. Ample financing. retirement home, five rooms carpeted kitchen, den, 2 full 14 — Business Opportunities — expeditious and confidential $35,900. $15,900. Stanley Agency, 64^ COLLEGE Graduate students 15 — Situation Wanted Gracious 7-room Colonial with service, J.D. Real Estate Delivery Driver — must be bright and reliable. Good 3618, 643-5724. baths. Garage with sunroom. available for exterior and in EDUCATION Assoc. 646-1980. PERSONNEL COUNSELOR. AVON UAR REALTY CODING. Full aluminum siding. attached 2-car garage situated terior painting. Six years driving record essential. Knowledge of area roads. Good SECRETARY - Be in charge of 18 — Private Instructions Pleasant diversified work with 643-2692 FOR SALE BY owner. Moving on lovely treed lot. Two experience. Fully insured. Free MANCHESTER — Your family will be at home In this most 19 — Schools-Classes position to learn products and other areas of our business excellent potential for good in the office of a small congenial t i r e d o f B E IN G ^ Happy Anniversary | Bobert 9. Munlocfc. Baaltor out of state. Immediate oc fireplaces, large living room estimates. Call our com attractive 4-bedroom claaalc colonial. The versatile aun- 20 — Instructions Wanted Ask for Mr. Wilson. come. Must be articulate and firm, diversified duties include *****••••••••••••••••••••••• RETIRED? Get back into the cupancy. Many items staying. and formal dining room plus petitors, than call us, 649-7034. porch adds living space for young people or quiet relaxa- REAL ESTATE have telephone personality. typing, invoicing some accoun I p a t I MANCHESTER - Two-family, 23 — Homes lor Sale swing of things. Become an ting. Shorthand not required but Older 6-room house, corner lot. much more. Priced in the low tion for mom and dad. Call for more details on this lovelv □ EMPLOYMENT Slock Work & Receiving — Material handling. Must be Some college desirable. Call ^ All my love, MANCHESTER - $29,500. West li^ ^ ^ 648-1180 6-6 duplex with three bedrooms 60s. INSIDE - Outside painting, 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale Avon Representative. It’s a math aptitude essential. Call “Make us an offer we can’t > homo. ’ 25 — Investment Property accurate with paperwork and quick to learn Items of stock Mr. Schroder at Bailey side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car refuse”. Call 643-8711 after 6:30 each side. Large kichens, new fec ial rates for people over 65. Employment Service, 646-8150. pleasant way to earn extra Mr. Smyth, at 528-9366 for inter I Al I 26 — Business Property Help Wanted and locations. Ask for Mr. Mather. garage. Immediate occupancy. p.m. or 646-6821, 9-5. I MERRITT AGENCY bathrooms, vinyl covered steel Fully insured. Estimates given. 27 — Resort Property 13 money in your spare time. No view. Cole, Realtor, 643-66W. ZINSSER AGENCY Call 649-7863. 28 — Real Estate Wanted siding, aluminum storms and VERNON — Have you been looking for a raised ranch with experience necessary. I’ll I I i i E u m i screens, 2-car garage. Wolver 646-1511 MI8C. SERVICES PART-TIME work at home, on teach you. Call: MANCHESTER - Classy Cape, TEACHERS have saved room for your family? We have Just the one — king sized' the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. HOUSEWIVES SPECIAL Help Wanted 13 I ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 31 — Services Olfered 289-4922 (^OOK - We are looking for a aluminum sided 7-room Cape, 1 TREES homeowners 20-50% on quality master bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, very attractive eat-ln 32 — Painting-Papering first cook, experienced in quan •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 33 — Building-Contracting 1/2 baths, garage, huge rec Beautiful 7-room U&R Raised house painting. Fourteen years kitchen and a carpeted living room. This homo shows 34 — Roofing-Siding COUNTER GIRLS - for fast Fully experienced Tellers tity cooking, special diets and ARCRAFT COMPONENT room, excellent condition. Of Real Estate Wanted 28 experience, fully insured. 643- extremely well, come and look. food (jperation, must be fast PART-TIME Gal Friday for Ranch on a wooded acre. CLEAN, move-in condition. Six MANCHESTER - Investment 35 — Heating-Plumbing needed, part-time basis. supervision, cooking will be for fice Mtential. T. J. Crockett, room cape with bedroom space 1609. 36 — Flooring and willing to work nights and Real Estate office in East Hart ASSEMUER Spectacular deck, sliding opportunity. Four-family in fine i GRINDER FOREMAN 240 patients at Meadows Con Realtors, 643-1577. galore, fireplaced living room, condition. Four-room SELLING your home or 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage weekends. Full time days or ford.. 289-7475. with some machine glass doors, wall-to-wall, SOUTH WINDSOR — A homo of distinction, beautiful 38 — Services Wanted MANCflESTER STATE BANK valescent Center, 333 Bidwell good quality carpeting. Treed apartments with good income. acreage? For prompt friendly CEILINGS, inside painting, nights. Write Box DD, Street, Manchester, 647-9194. experience. Capable of Birch Hill, nine room executive ranch styled house, cen NEEDED 1941 MAIN STREET HEBRON - Three-bedroom fireplace, custom birch lot in quiet friendly E x cellen t e sta te builder. service, call Louis Dimock papering, floor sanding- MISC. FOR SALE Manchester Herald. WOMAN or girl for hoOsework, repairing turbine assemblies Ranch. Kitchen appliances, cabinets. Great area. 10 Realty, 649-9823. trally air conditioned, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, 41 — Articles for Sale two half days per week, neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, refinishing (specializing in screened porch, now carpeting, appliances, lovely treed 42 — Building Supplies to blueprint specs. loads of cabinets ana counter minutes from downtown 643-9969, 646-8250. 649-2813. older floors). John Verfaille, FEMALE- part-time retail Mutt know set ups, selections of wheels, speeds, Hours: 10:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. transportation provided. 64^ A’TTRACTIVE Position for gal ALL CASH for your property lot. And more. 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets 5148. Call for appointmont space, combination windows Manchester. Only $38,900. 646-5750, 872-2222. 44 — Livestock work. Good working environ- feeds, etc. Excellent opportunity to sdvance Some ’Thursday evenings and in our data processing depart- and doors, insulated. Fireplace, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, 45 — Boats S Accessories I ment. Apply at 805 Main Street, MANCHESTER - Beautiful yourself. Good benefits and salary. Please submit Saturday mornings. Only fully Keypunch 6 4 9 - 6 0 0 4 . Mostly wooded acre. custom built home with three instant service. Hayes Agency, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... I 46 — Sporting Goods Manchester. 646-0762. RELIABLE Mature woman to helpful. Five day week, 8 a.m MANCHESTER - Ten room 47 — Garden Products resume to Manchester Herald, Box “Q”. An Equal experienced need apply. B liate occupancy. Asking WARREN E. HOWLAND bedrooms, huge kitchen with Greek revival architecture 646-0131. decorating. Interior painting. 48 — Antiques clean house, one day a week, to 5 p.m., all benefits. East $34,200. ’The Yankee Peddlers, REALTOR 643-1108 Opportunity Employer. own transportation. Phone 646- built-in oven, range, dis house on, large lot with garden Paper hanging. New Ceilings. 49 — Wanted to Buy YOUR OWN business, no j Hartford location. 289-2735 STORE WORK - 27 hours week 742-9718, 1-423-6735. WE WILL buy your house. Call Remodeling. Exterior painting. experience necessary, no in- i 7618. hwasher and disposal. Formica and orchard and unique Sequoia REALMS CORNER RENTALS ly, $2.01 hourly. Able lift boxes, anytime, Hutchins Agency, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. vestment, Vanda Beauty ’ GAS STATION attendant Tree. Circa 1850. F. J. Spilecki, 173 MAIN STREET PHONE 6404525 52 — Rooms for Rent climb ladders, dress neat. MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- Central vacuum. ’Two baths. Realtors, 649-5324. Fully insured. For estimate call 53 — Apartments (or Rent Counselor, Cosmetics. Call 875- needed. Part-time. Please app OWNER ANXIOUS to sell this Realtor, 643-2121. ly Regal Gas, 947 Center Street. Gelco, 283 Middle Turnpike, excellent location, lovely two-bedroom cottage. Beautiful in-ground pool. $M,- 649-9658. I 54 — Homes (or Rent 7357 for interview. West. SELLING your house? Call us 55 — Business (or Rent EXECUTIVE POSITIONS - Of goodEood income.incom e. Itoper 30’s' Priced below replacement cost. 500. Wolverton Agency, CUSTOM 7-ROOM Colonial, 56 — Resort Property (or Rent SHIRT FINISHERS RN first and we’ll make you a cash RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 Articlea lor Sale 41 ficer openings for men and BOCIKKEEPER - Accounts LaPenta Agency,y. Realtor, 646- Won’t last long at $7,500. Call Realtors, 649-2813. large rooms, magnificent lot. A PETER BELLIVEAU Painting I 57 — Wanted to Rent DRIVER for Hoodsie ice cream [ steady work. Full-time. SUPERVISOR - FULL-TIME, 3-11 BABYSITTER Needed - Mon 2440. offer. One day service. T. J. 58 — Misc. (or Rent women with engineering, math, receivable, accounts payable, Hagler Real Estate, 643-6624. must see. Lots of extras. Priced - Exterior, interior, BIDWELL Home Improvement truck. Six day week. Highest Apply at FUU-TIME. 11-7 day through Friday, 5:30 p.m. - Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. wallpapering. Fair prices. Free WE BUY and sell used fur- commission rate. Call 649-4972. or related technical degree. Air payroll, post general ledgers, to sell in mid 40’s. Call B-W Co. E xpert installation of njture. Cash on the line. One AUTOMOTIVE bank reconciliation for small 11:30 p.m. Keeney Street area. MANCHESTER - Four- MANCHESTER - Glastonbury realty, 647-1419. estimates. Insured and depen 61 — Autos for Sale Force will train you for com (HEII0(IRMiUmNIZM6 RNS - LPNS aluminum siding, gutters and piece or an entire housefull. progressive company (in bedroom Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, Line. Big, beautiful, a truly SELL YOUR HOME or acreage dable. 643-1671. 62 — Trucks (or Sale puter technology, com 299 West Middle Tpke. 6 4 ? 9 ^ bef Pbone L i S T i N i through J. Watson Beach Real trims. Roofing installation and 646-6432. Furniture ^ m , 345 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale MALE wanted part time to Rockville area). Minimum two FULL and PART TIME, 7-3, 3-11 walnut paneled first floor fami magnificent Colonial home, HENRY STREET- Four munications, electronics, Manchester Vernon — Excellent oversized Estate Co. Professional real es repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Main Street Rear, behind 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles work in kitchen. Apply in per navigators, others. 246-2212. years experience. Good star ly room, spacious kitchen, with superb condition. Situated on a bedroom older home, country PAINTING - Interior, exterior, 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle CUSTODIANS - Experienced, loads of cabinets and built-ins. Cape,. 2 toll baths, fireplace, tate service for more than 45 insured. Five years experience, Douglas Motor Sales. Homes son, Fani’s Kitchen, 1041 Main ting salary, paid vacations, paid Competative salary plus company paid life, health, major wooded acre. Four bedrooms kitchen, dining room, first floor HORACE Tetrault — Siding, part-time evenings. Impeccably maintained. recreation room, walk-out years. Call our Manchester of excellent references. Ap 66 — Automotive Service Street, Manchester. COMPUTER OPERATOR - holidays. &nd resume to P.O. meoicai and disability Insurance, makes this truly one of with oversized master laundry, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car gar roofing, storm windows, aw CLEAN USED refrigerators, 67 — Autos (or Rent-Lease EXPERIENCED construction Box 359, Rockville, Conn. 06066. Manchester - East Hartford. Manicured lot in desirable bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, 3 basement, hot water heat, age, swimming pool. 646-4063. fice, 647-9139. praisals, 742-6117, (toll free). Programming - No experience workers to install swimming the best benefit packages available. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. nings. Quality '^w^manship, ranges, automatic washers, BARMAIDS - Waitresses - full Porter Street area. 60’s. fireplaces and first floor family large kitchen, amesite drive, free estimates. Fully insured. required. Good salary, paid pools, ample overtime. Phone with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s time and part-time. Call training, plus many benefits. COOK - wanted for 300 bed com Apply, Director of Nursing Sorvico to loam mora about Warren E. Howland, Realtors, room. A lot of comfortable combinations, large lot with HEBRON - Walnut Drive, at 872-9187, 649-3417. 742-7308. WOMAN WITH own car to 643-1108. A lliances, 649 Main St, 643- between 11 a.m.-5 p.m, 872-3381, Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. munity hospital. Must have tho hoalth earo opportunHiaa at: living in a home of charm. Call trees. Must sell quickly! tractive three bedroom Ranch ask for Skip. supervise two children. Bolton □ MISC. SERVICES fl“»<'"»g-Contractfng 33 Call U. S. Army, 643-9462. experience in hospital, Lake area, private beach. 649- Heritage, 633-8311, evenings, Asking $33,900. on nicely landscaped 200x200 ROCIFING - Specializing PLUMBING - No experience restaurant or hotel cooking. NEW LISTING - 10 year old Eleanor Scalise, 633-2953. rtone appliai m a s o n r y □ N O TIC ES 7251 after 5:30. lot. Copperfone appliances, toll ------All types, repairing roofs, new roofs, SCREENED loam, gravel, NEWSPAPER Carriers for required. Good salary, paid Contact The Personnel Depart Colonial, featuring four g o ^ CHARLES LESPERANCE basement,haco m o n t garage,n o -a ™ fireplace,f i - o j ...... IWASUINKY - PHOTOGRAPHER - No MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER fieldstone, brick, concrete. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned processed gravel, sand, stone, Rockville-Vernon areas. Routes training, plus many benefits. ment, at 646-1222, E-:t. 481. sized b^room s, 1 1/2 baths, cabinets galore. Well es Services Offered 31 an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s experience required. Good Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. BABYSITTER - Five days Free estimates, after 5 p.m., and fill. (Jeorge H. Grilling, Loat and Found available immediately. Contact salary, paid training, plus many Manchester Memorial M an d ieslaf front to back fireplaced living tablished neighborhood. Close experience. Free estimates. Inc., 742-7886. Call U. S. Army, 643-9462. 647-9191, 9 - 3 P.M. weekly, for three children, in room, formal dining room, 643-1870 or 644-2975 Circulation Department, 647- benefits. Now interviewing. Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, to Routes 85, 94, and 1-84. $34,- SHARPENING Service - Howley, 643-5361. my Coventry Jiome.. Own screened porch, garage, treed NEW COLONIAL LOST in Oakland Street area, 9946, Manchester Herald. Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army, Manchester, Conn., 06040. 200. The Yankee Peddlers, 742- Saws, knives, axes, shears, LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per BE DIFFERENT - Be an air transportation. Phone after 8 lot. Only $42,900. Keith Real Elegant 8-room quality built MANCHES’TER - New 9718, 423-6735. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - three-year old, light colored 643-9462. p.m., 742-7525. skates, roary blades. Quick ser Remodeling, repairing, ad ROSSI ROOFING, siding, yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. chocolate point Siamese niale SALES - Commercial printing craft mechanic in the Air Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Colonial in one of aluminum sided six-room vice. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 chimneys, gutters, free es Force. Women get equal pay, Manchester’s finest areas. 4 Colonial for immediate oc ditions, rec rooms, porches and cat, altered. Very friendly. establishment looking for HANDYMAN’S Special - 7- Main St., Manchester. Hours roofing. No job too small, (iall timates. Fully insured. Days, Child heartsick. Good reward dependable person experienced advancement, educational op Bualneaa Opportunitf 14 COVENTRY LAKE - Belleview bedrooms, 214 baths, family cupancy. Three bedrooms, room older home. Bowers daily 7:30-5, Thursday 7:3(K9, evenings, 529-8056. Paul KELVINA’TOR gas stove, 30”, portunities. 246-2212. 649-3144. ] offered. Phone 646-3441 before 5 in general printing sales. section, four-room Ranch with room, 2-car garage. large living room with school area. New heating and Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. Cosgrove 643-5364. like new, only one year old. Call WANTED - Ambitious person enclosed porch, beautiful stone fireplace, formal dining room. p.m., 646-2984 evenings. Excellent opportunity and Aluminum siding and brick new wiring. Needs interior 646-4822 after 5. WE PAY AND TRAIN FULL-TIME babysitter needed or couple to manage a loc^ fireplace. Only $17,900. Come and compare for only CARPENTRY - Repairs, benefits for right individual. exterior. Priced at $54,900. work. 100x150’ lot. Shade trees. REWEAVING burns, holes. remodeling, additions, roofing. ROOFING-Installation and LOST - White angora male cat, Send resume to API Corp., Box at my home near Nathan Hale area wholesale-retail mail Assumable 7 1/4% mortgage. $36,200. Wolverton Agency, $27,500. Call Starkw eather Zippers, umbrellas repaired. repairs, gutters, storm win FIVE PIECE oak bedroom set, HIGH SCHOOL GRADS 17-27 School. Call evenings, 649-1811. order business, part-time. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. Realtors, 649-2813. Call Davia Patria, South Wind Kelvinator refrigerator, ^ a r s vicinity Norman and Glenwood 513, Warehouse Point, Conn., Associates, 646-5353. Window shades, Venetian sor, 644-1796. I dows, doors. Experienced Streets. Any information please 06088. over 400 dollars monthly to at Managerial experience helpful ZINSSER AGENCY blinds. Keys. TV for rent. quality workmanship. Fully in Kenmore push button electric call 643-8429. tend college accredited CONSTRUCTION - No but not necessary. Full training BOL’TON LAKE ■ Brick over VERNON - Older Colonial with Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. sured. Free estimates. range. Call 643-2880. e46-1911 WES ROBBINS carpentry ______1______SERVICE STATION attendant, technical schools. Learn a experience required. Good available. For Mrsonal inter sized Cape, 7 large rooms, plus attached garage, big country Reasonable prices. Rick salary, paid training, plus many view call 872-6260. Information rec room with fireplace, beach kitchen, dining room, four rem odeling specialist. Ad- LOST - Copper frame glasses, part-time. Apply in person. Skill good for a lifetime in the Manchester MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. diU onr rec / r m r S m e r s ' Burnett, 646-3005. BEDROOM SET - Danish benefits. Now interviewing. by appointment only. privileges. $37,500. Owner, 643- bedrooms, screened rear porch. modern, double bed, triple tear drop shape, brown case. Clarke Motor Sales, Route 6, Air Force. Aptitude test and Bolton. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army, M3- 6513. MANCHESTER - 7 1/2 room Terrific condition. Only $32,900. N E W H O M E S sp^Ty'ing'^.W^^^ S S i; bathrooms’, kit^^hens! dresser with full mirror, pole Phone 649-6841. counseling FREE iwht no GILLIS HOME Improvement - 9462. center-entrance Colonial, first Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Ranches, Raised Ranches and Licensed. Free" estim ates. Specializing in roofing and lamp with table. $125. 646-2599. obligation. TEL. 246-2212 A BUSINESS floor family room, 2 fireplaces, 649-2813. Penonala ELECTRICIAN - Experienced 1 , MANCHESTER , Colonials, 3 and 4 bedrooms, Phone 633-5345. gutters. Call 649-3269. PART TIME or full time, $5. By owner, laundry off kitchen, basement LEON Cieszynski builder L new in commercial and residential FOR YOURSELF Six-room Cape, excellemt con- each with individual per per hour average commissions, ;llei rec room, 2-car garage, large homes custom built, , , , DARK RED wing back sofa, FREE COPY “Connecticut wiring. Benefits. Phone 646-5420 ^ dition. Desirable Bowers School MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, sonalities, and wooded lots. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) remodeled, additions,! rec excellent advancement oppor lot in prime Porter Street area. Heating-Plumbing 3 5 maple end tables, 25” color Singles Magazine” Single, between 8 a.m.-5;30 p.m. Full Or Part Time area.-New aluminum siding, two-car garage, separate fur Call for a personal appoint Trees cut, trimmed or topped, rooms, garages, kitchens Divorced, Widowed. All ages. tunity. Arts and crafts Low M’s. Warren E. Howland, naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, stumps removed, fully insured. table TV, air-rake. Call 646-7393 DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED NOW front door, roof, combination ment to inspect these fine remodeled, bath tile, cement after 6 p.m. Box 447 (H), New Haven, 06502, RECEPTIONIST - Part-time, demonstrators needed by the Realtors, 643-1108. country kitchen, excellent con Got a tree problem? Well worth LYNN’S PLUMBING - WELDER - No experience fastest growing home party ’ windows 'and remodeled homes. work. Steps, dormers. Resiijen- 787-1001. Saturday and Sunday only, from To Supphr ond Sorrteo AecouMo J kitchen. Treed lot. Call dition. Owner transferred. a phone call. 742-8252. Repairs, remodeling, new con required. Good salary, paid plan organization. Call 872-8663, Cofitpany EoloMMiRt In tho Local BOLTON - New on tial or commercial. Call 64^ struction. Water pumps. SINGLE METAL BED and 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Typing es Area lor you. Company roquboo NO anytime, 643-4379, low 30’s. Char Bon Agency, 643-0683. 4291. ' training, plus many benefits. 872-2780, 875-9722 or 633-9023. G-R-O-W with Jacobs! market...Stone house of eight French spoken also. 875-7263. ' chest with mirror. Fireplace NEW IMPROVED “Zippies”, sential. Phone 528-2167, East EXPERiniCE ol AppOeanto In IMt TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. New m w th in both of our product lines, the world-famous Jacob Chuck Bmlnaai. rooms on three private acres. wood. Call 649-8913. the great iron pill now with Hartford Convalescent Home, I MANCHESTER - Kennedy MANCHESTER - East Center 6 46 -11 89 large appliances, cleaning Call U. S. Army, 643-9462. CARPENTER - No experience Md Jake B r^ e « Diesel engine braking systems, mean a greater future House in good condition, r CARPENTRY - Porches, ga^fc- BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing Vitamin C. Liggett Rexall. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Company rapratantativa «(H pt ; Road, high in beautiful Forest Street, two-family, 4-5, near cellars and attics, also some ages, additions, bathrooms, required. Good salary, paid for you at Jacobs—a stable, non-defense manufacturer. HMiaily work with you to tamlttartza fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, four tree work done. 644-1775. — Prompt, courteous service. COMPLETE 20 volume set - ’74 GRADS - We train and pay, training, plus many benefits. Hills, spacious 8-room Split, 4 bedrooms, plus a private studio bus. Ideal location for offices, MERRITT AGENCY kitchens,' ;ns. houses, houses. reDai__,repairs. ___ Free still in cartons, latest edition, RNs - $10,000 up depending on you with tho tarrielM d thooa Ac- ^ bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, mmily Call 643-1496. over $400 monthly to attend Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. GREATOt INCtNTiVB, WAGB, SKURITY, OPPORTUNtn, BlHEfiTS counta localad in Drug, Varlaty, arrangement. Immediate oc for professional people. OnlvOnly estimates. Small jobs Stephen Grolier International En \ qualifications. World-wide Supar Marfcata and DIacounI Slorta. ; room, air-conditioned, $39,900. Arruda Realty, 644- REALT9R LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, Martin, 646-7295. accredited technical Call U.S. Army, 643-m2. cupancy. T. J. Crockett, cellars and attics cleaned, SEWERLINES, sink lines, cyclopedia. Far below list travel possible as an Air Force . aluminum siding, custom built 1539, Lou Arruda. price. Call evenings, 633-3423. Legal Notices officer. Challenging work, job school. Learn a skill good for a Technical Opportunities Factory Opportunities-lst Shift Pront PotanUat la moat attraethra and Realtor, 643-1577. lawns mowed, small tree work. cleaned with electric cutters, lifetime in the Air Force. Ap virtually unllmiltd. An IMIHEOIATE i 1970. High 50’s. Ken Ostrinsky, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY satisfaction, only two-year , Realtor, 643-1333. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. by professionals. McKinney titude and counseling free, no INVE8TIUENT d $34tS.OO for Star TOLLAND - On busy Route 195, Carpentry and general contrac Bros. Sewer Disposal Com MOVING - Young refrigerator- Court of Probate, District of Manchester committment. 246-2212. ling Invantory putt you in your OWN ting. Residential and commer NOTICE OF HEARING obligation. 246-2212. A T n N T ID N - •MANUFACTURING ENGINEER • TOOLMAKERS— BUSINESS RIOHT NOW. WRITE five-room home and large ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan pany, 643-5308. freezer combination, two full ’ WINDSOR - Five minutes from cial. Whether it be a small length doors, $285, rugged 36x80 ESTATE OF AUGUSTA NELSON LPN - Experience required. TOY & GIFT PARTY PLAN Requires 8.S.M.E. plus a good practical TODAY (Indudo Phono Numbar) private office...ideal for beauty eling, rec rooms, offices, a/k/a AUGUSTA CHELLBERG, MALE or female for janitor background in general manufacturing Class A ’ : 1-91 or Bissell Bridge, quiet shop, professional use, etc. Live repair job, a custom built home Rusco storm and screen door. deceased Ages 17-35. Good salary, plus Earn commissions up to 307o! IREN YOU THINK REAL E S TA TE household repairs. Phone 649- NO JOB too sm all, toilet work, Monday through Satur engineering including process and methods. M.8.C.I. residential neighborhood, five in the house and work in the of or anything in between, call 646- Green, $18. Seth Thomas ste^ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William many benefits. Now inter No experience needed. FREE Box Number 336 4594. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen day, Must be steady and neat. Hydraulics and electric control circuitry Blue Ball, Pt. 13433 ‘j’ rooms, living room and dining fice. 150x300 lot, business 1379. ie mantle clock, chimes, $M. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 13,1971 viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643- Sample Kit! OR earn Free experience helpful. • MAINTENANCE room carpeted, eat-in kitchen, faucets replaced, repaired, rec a hearing will be held on an application Call 568-5323 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. zoned. Sensibly priced to sell at THINK ^ rooms, bathroom remodeling, Phone 649-2111. praying that an instrument purporting to 9462. Gifts by having a Party! Call j new bath, full basement, loads TWO HANDY men want varie $36,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, heat modernization, etc. Free be the last will and testament of said MACHINIST MANCHESTER - Pizza-house, 1 of storage space, walk-up attic, ty of jobs, raking rolling, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, deceased be admitted to probate as in ELECTRICIAN - No or write SANTA’s Parties, •INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER 875-6279, 643-1577. estimates gladly given. M & M PRINTER - No experience tolly eo^uipped. Priced to sell. 1 single garage. $28,500. Jackston liming, fertilizing, mowing concrete repairs, inside and MUST SACRIFICE - Selling said application on file more fully experience required. Good Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone To supervise application of incentive plan I BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO I lawns, attics, cellars cleanetf Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. appears, at the Court of Probate on July required. Good salary, paid Owner has other interests. For v| Agency, 646-1316. outside. Reasonably priced. everything. King size bedroom training, plus many benefits. salary, paid training, plus many 1/673-3455. standards using MTM. Requires strong bac- • ELEORICIAN— Reasonable rates, 643-5305. 9, 1971 at 10:00 a.m. benefits. Now interviewing. ground in plant layout, packaging, metal details call Stanley Agency, 646- COVENTRY $41,500 I $30,250—2 bedroom. Ranch style condominium with I 643-0851. set, bar.,, and tables, MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Qerk Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. Class A 3618. ® TIMROD RD. - New 7-room TOWNE Plumbing Service, refrigerator, baby furniture, all Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army, working operations in high volume * rec room and VA baths, Immaculate. Ideal retirement " PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road repairs, alterations, vanity Call U. S. Army, 643-9462. 643-9462. ^ production environment. Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, home. ■ ANY TYPE Carpentry and custom made, excellent condi DEMONSTRATORS - Sell gifts Situation Wanted 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, THE HOUSE THAT Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, cabinets a specialty. Call to tion. Phone after 4 p.m., M9- • TOOL GRINDER IS masonry work, additions and 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- and toys. Name brands; Fisner- city utilities, plastererd walls, SAYS WELCOME I envelopes, bills, quick copy, remodeling. Free estimates. A. 1625. PLANNED USE REPORT •PRODUCT DESIGN wedding invitations. Xeroxing. 4056. Price, Fenton, Nordic, etc. Factory Opportunitles-2nd Shift CHILD CARE - Excellent care patio. Two-car garage. Shade Beautiful yard, cheery house. Squillacote, 6494)811. _ GENERAL REVENUE SHARING Earn up to 30%. Free kit. DRAFTSMAN and entertainment for your trees. Built by Ansaltfi. Charles $32,900-NEWLY LISTED-8-room Cape, 4-5 ■ 875-4819. GOWNS - Three times a G«n#r|il Revenue Shering p,ovldes (ederal (unds directly to local and slate governments. The law requires each government to 7% rooms, carpeting, extra FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Managership openings for To prepare preliminary and detail design children and mine, too. Full or Lesperance, 649-7620. bedrooms, fireplaced living room, family room, 2 baths, ™ HOME Improvements - Ad bridesmaid, once a maid of citizens and to encourage their parlicipalion in deciding how large kitchen, formal dining repairs and remodeling, tho mootv ought to b« soeni. W ith n ifMi rkiirn««« ______«• uouiuma now experienced demonstrators. layouts for Diesel engines and automotive part-time, 8:30-5. Phone 646- garage. Priced for the large family’s budget. H LAWNMOWERS repaired and ditions, garages, rec rooms. All honor size 9. $10 each. 649-1047. Treasure House Party Plan, • PRODUaiON 8362. room, cozy family room with sharpened, pick-up and OTecialize in hot water heaters. p UNNED EXPENDITURE $ product components. Assist in testing and types of inside and outside THIOOVINNMINTOF Call “Miss Jean” , collect 491- application procedures. MANCHESTER - Custom built brick fireplace and shag I delivered. Call Marpall now for Prompt service on emergency. CATEGORIES fA| CAPITAL (BI OPERATING/ remodeling. Free estimates. MOVING - 30” Glenwood gas 9 GRINDERS 7-room Ranch in South Farms- 643-7024. MAINTENANCE (Q HttNCHesref? TuHN 2100. COLLEGE student will babysit carpeting, 1V4 baths, and 2-car your spring tuneup. 643-5305. range, excellent condition. Martin School area. Fireplaced $34,900—IMMACULATE 6-room Cape, new bath and I Call Ed Sass, 643-0655. 1 PUBLIC SAFETY $ $ ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PAY •FOREMAN in own home. West Mitfdle garage. kitchen, carpeting, fireplace, garage and 250’ treed lot. m Silver pom-pom Christmas FULL-TIME yard man for • CHUCKER family room, three bedrooms, CASH Registers and adding tree. ’Two multi color^ s 2 ENVIRONMENTAL MENT OF______*3gS.- 355 ______To supervise 2nd shift production of Turnpike area. Call Pam at 646- BUILDING - Remodeling, Flooring 36 d spot PROTECTION two baths, two-car gar^e, $39,900—BRAND NEW 6-room Aluminum sided machines. - Sales, service, s $ . lumber yard, with class II 1330 after 6. I roofing, concrete steps, lights. Very old books1 . (fall 148.000. FOR THE FiF'H !.'r.:i.rM £N r PERIOD JoLV '974 SMondary machining operations. Super- OPERATORS aluminum siding. $57,900. (^11 supplies. 15 years exMrience, 2 PUBLIC IHROO'jH JuV j O. ;9T5. PLANS TO SPEND THESE driver’s license. Excellent background in machining necessary. COLU-WAGNERREjaTORS IColonial. 1 'A baths, fireplace, treed lot In town. B fireplaces. For estimates call after 4 p.m., 649-6181. owner, 646-1238. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, TRANSPORTATION 161,198. $ 170,491. FUNDS FOR.THE PURPOSES SHOWN. fringe benefits. Apply in per knowledge of tooling and metal 663 Burnside Avenue formerly with NCR. Free 649-1142. $39,900—large 8 room Colonial, VA baths, aluminum I (specializing in older floors). 4 HEALTH V ACCOUNT NO. 07 7 002 U14 son. Mr. Christensen, 2-4 p.m., machining equipment, including milling, EAST HARTFORD Estimates. C.R.S. Company, s $ 11(^,000. • PRODUaiON □ ED U C A TIO N MANCHESTER - Townhouse siding, good size lot. ■ Coventry, 742-6381. Ceilings and inside painting. nflNCHESTER TOWN W. G. Glenney Co., 336 North drilling,a and related ^uipm ent required. 289-0241 EIGHT 4’x8’ colonial spice condominium, 3 bedrooms, 2 John Verfaille, 646-5f50, 5 RECREATION 2,400. Main St., Manchester. Must be resourceful and have the ability to MACHINE -Set Up RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 brick panels, $20 per panel. Call s TOWN f1(iN(iuER resolve mechanical and production 1/2 baths, central air- I $41,900—Country club location, exquisite 7 room 1% m LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics 2222. 649-85%. 6 LIBRARIES 41 CENTER ST problems. Private Inatructhna 18 s MASON - No experience OPERATORS t berate conditioning, humidifier, all bath Cape. Huge first floor family room, large treed lot. I and cellars cleaned. For free ROOFING, SIDING, gutters, appliances included, VERNON - Six room Ranch in This Is the home (or youl H 7 SOCIAL SERVICES MRNChESTER CONNECTICUT Ot040 required. Good salary, paid estim ates phone 647-9810 awnings, lighting complete A NEW 20 yard bolt of ween FOR A C fO O R POOR LEARN TO SWIM - Enjoy desirable Skinner Road, area. I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20,000. reasonable. 646-2987. anytime. training, plus many benefits. summer months. Experienced Three bedrooms, covered patio, protection. Expert service. flowered cotton print fabric a f in a n c ia l Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. Small Company Atmospharoe Big Company Benefits AOMINISTRATHM Red Cross instructor, private paneled rec room, pool, large I $45,000—BUSINESS zoned property on Center Street. I Lowest possible prices. All □ MISC. FOR SALE suitable for slipcovers or E ID I The news medte heve been aM sed drat a copy o( Call U. S. Army, 643-9^. CUSTOM MADE draperies, work guaranteed. Insured- S MULTIPURPOSE AND Vila rapon haa bean pub»ihad bi a heel nawapapar ol panam Jacoto company paid benefits include: t Life insurance c Complete, comprehensive medical insurance lessons, private pool. 649-4403. lot, two-car garage. A cream Store plus six-room apartment. Financing available. ■ draperies. $42. Phone 649-3045. S . ^ ol very reasonable, work GENERAL GOVT. dtculation. I have racwda docuiMmlng the contanta M s e Prescription drugs 1 Pension plan # 11 Paid holidays 0 Liberal vacations 0 Scheduled overtime. uff! Mid 30s. W arren E. budget terms. E. Steve Pearl, rapcttandlhevateoeanfctDiAfciciiiili»iat6 ^ Center St, I $50,500—Best buy for a 2 family, 3 bedrooms, eat-in ■ guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- Beacon Lightning Protection Articlea tor Sale 41 10 EDUCATION PART-’TIME mornings. East lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. DANISH MODERN dining Manchester, Conn.______kitchen, large living room, fully carpeted, aluminum and ■ 4266. Company, 643-5465. Hartford, Porter work and floor ALUMMIM SIDED CAPE room set, table, 4 chairs, china 11 s o c ia l I brick exterior. Built In 1967. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, OIVtLOPMiNr • polishing. Phone 649-5334. Sharp Rise Noted Herald About Town Yesterdays He Earned Degree at Great Odds In Police Report 25 Years Ago The U.S. Submarine Base drinkers will meet Thursday at This date was a Sunday; The By JUNE TOMPKINS Bain says he suffers from degree team will exemplify the 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders Club. manrFjTfitTr Irralh Activity requiring police ac Herald did not publish. recurrent infection in his in Fellowcraft degree when it The family groups are open to greatly to $10,314 compared to Mark Bain, 16, the youngest jured leg. tion went up greatly In M a ^ c - only $3,110 in April and $2,939 in visits Friendship Lodge of friends and relatives living with senior ever to graduate from He did not have any home cording to the monthly reporUa; May, 1973. East Catholic High School (ac Masons Thursday at 7:30 p.m. severe problem drinkers. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1974- VOL. XCHI, No. 222 Manchester—A 10 Years Ago tutelage while he was absent at the Masonic Temple. Capt. J. illage Charm t h ir t y -t w o pag es - tw o sectio ns Police Chief James M. Rear Traffic control arrests rose Manchester High School cording to the Rev. Robert E. don. sharply to 446 from 306 in April from school, but his father saw Bates will preside. Friendship graduates 708 seniors, largest Saunders, principal), did so to it that he had assignments in Total arrests were up to 107 ami 357 in May, 1973. against great odds. officers will wear summer for- class ever, at 71st annual com all his subjects at school. On his mals. from April’s 96 and May, 1973’s iffic accidents were up to mencement pageant under Not only did he receive a 90. Felonies, more serious 169 from April’s 151 although own, Bain completed his The executive board of the clear evening skies. regular high school diploma assignments and fulfilled all his Al-Anon family groups will crimes, accounted for 32 of the down frtim 190 of May, 1973. during the graduation exer Manchester Junior Woman’s Everett R. Kennedy is requirements. meet tonight at 8 at the Second Club will meet tonight at 8 at cases, down from 42 in April One death, occurred May 17 elected president of cises, but during an awards and 34 in May, 1973. This summer, Bain will Congregational Church parish the home of Mrs. Robert Jar Massaro Wins when Roberb^ssard, 17, of 169 Manchester United Fund for ceremony at the high school he house, 385 N. Main St.; Stolen property reported lost Lyness St. died,after a two-car receive an unusual therapy for vis, 46 Niles Dr. Co-hostesses 1964-65. received a Courage Triumph Thursday at 8 p.m. at the went up to ?40,776 compared to collision on Spehcer There his leg-the sun of sunny Italy. are Mrs. Howard M. Holmes Senior Scout Troop 1 leaver trophy—an award specially con Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman $25,785 in April and only $18,305 were no deaths this April or Sunday, he boards a jet with his and Mrs. Kenneth Hankinson. for Montreal, Canada, to board ceived for Bain. St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. at in May, 19l73. May, 1973 although ^ e r e were father to go to the' vicinity in Committee chairmen who are “ Empress of England’’ for Bain’s handicap stemmed Italy where his mother’s South United Methodist Church Upset Victory Recovered property also rose three deaths altogetherJn 1973. unable to attend are reminded three-month tour of Europe. from a hit-and-run accident r campus. Alateen for the 12- to Contrary to national trends, relatives live-on the Italian to call Mrs. Donald Tarca, 646- which occurred March 30,1973, 20-year-old children of problem TRESPASSERS there were only four we- Riviera. When he returns in the 6812. PANAM CITY (UPl) - The while he and two friends were fall, he plans to attend related accidents this walking along New Bolton Rd. Canal Zone customs division Manchester Community compared to four in April anc. MASCOT (Rt. 44) about dusk that day. says 129 trespassers have College for a liberal arts In 8th District six in May, 1973. There have UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Mark Bain been arrested thus far this The car that knocked the course. been 11 through May 31 and [PI) — The Nittany Lion, youth down sped away as quick Pntchut*8t,,,today as always,,. By SOL R# COHEN Massaro, who resides at 57 White St. and year in Panama Canal retail there were 11 at the same time Pehn State’s athletic symbol Bain, the son of Mr. and Mi%. ly as it appeared. Bain’s two father, the unbroken flesh acted In one of the biggest upsets in re who owns the West Side ItaUan Kitchen on stores, which prices are con in 1973. c h o ^ by the student body in Murdoch Bain of 6 Indian Dr., friends had no opportunity to 9s a reservoir and kept the boy Famous for fine meats,,. cent years, Eighth District voters Center St., won by a 97 to 78 vote. Massaro siderably lower than in The national trend has been 1906, iVa mountain lion once may always walk with a brace identify the car or the marker, from bleeding to death. Wednesday night elected Michael is an honorary member of the District neighboring Panama. for all figures relating to bike said toXhave roamed the and a limp, but he walks'proud- Meat prices are lower...ham prices are said Bain. During the remainder of the ly and courageously, in spite of Massaro district president for 1974-75, Fire Department. In addition, he is a Most of those arrested were accidents to rise. mountarns in central down with this featured item...40f lb. Unconscious, Bain was school year, Bain convalesced a driver who knocked him down volunteer firefighter in Hose Co. 1 (McKee taken into the retail stores by Animal control in town has ■OWF0r Biq and Willard Marvin and Gordon Pennsylvania where the removed to Manchester with numerous therapy sessions and never looked back. St. Firehouse), Manchester,Town Fire persons holding Canal Zone been very steady compared to Lassow directors for 1974-77. university iXjocated. The Memorial Hospital. which followed a transplant of a Department. purchase-authority cards the past. ’There were 163 com Massaro, whose candidacy was kept word “nittany" evolved from Examinations showed his leg section of the damaged artery. DuBuquo Boneless $ a | Marvin resides at 164 N. Elm St. and is issued by the Canal Zone plaints this May compared to secret until he was nominated Wednesday Nita-Nee, the nqme of a artery was cut in two places Aithough he returned to manager of the Sherwin Williamr Paint governm ent or the U.S. 176 in April and 190 in May, night by Wally Irish Jr., public relations legendary IndiaiXmaiden above aiid below the knee, with school this year, he spent many Co. store on Main St. He defeated Osgood armed forces. Fines of up to 1973. Dogs collected were 137 The teletype was invented officer for the District Fire Department, who fell in love with X trader a separation of the femur and days away from school m 1928, five years after the by a 104 to 81 vote. $50 were levied against the compared to 151 in April and 163 BUFFET HAM"*’'® defeated William Hankinson, president for who was imprisoned amj left tibia. Fortunately, said his 3 to 4 Lba. trespassers. receiving medical treatment. television set. the past five years and a director for six Lassow, who resides at 102 Hollister St., \ in May, 1973. to die in Penn’s Cave. is president of Ellsworth & Lassow (oil years before then. Marvin defeated We have Morrell Hams and Tobin's 1st. company) on Oakland St. He defeated Harold Osgood Sr., a director for eight Prize hams at lower prices. Now Sheridan by an 89 to 82 vote. years. Lassow defeated William Sheridan Re-elected without oppostion were; here...Stanley Provision Keilbasa for the seat being vacated by Rudolph Lib Joseph Volz, district clerk; Howard V - ‘h by, who declined to run for re-election. Keeney, treasurer; and Mary Laraia, tax The three winners were proposed and At Pinehurst collector. All are to one-year terms. Volz backed by the district’s volunteer has been in office continuously since 1951. firefighters. By its success, the UNDOFUKES Keeney, except for a one-year interval, William Hankinson, at left, after his upset defeat Marvin — both upset winners for the district board. firefighters’ group, which numbers 82 also has been in office since 1951. Mrs. for a sixth consecutive term as Eighth District The three victors were candidates of a faction volunteers, plus wives and other relatives, Laraia has been tax collector since 1963. president. At right is Michael Massaro, surprise will have a leading role in future district backed by Eighth District volunteer firemen, who The voters, after adopting a $214,333 BUTTER .69^ candidate and new district president. Second from now will have a dominent role in district affairs. decisions. budget and 2.5-mill tax rate for 1974-75, (With Any Other $2.00 Purchaee) The district’s annual meeting was held left is Gordon Lassow, and next to him is Willard (Herald photos by Dunn) took two actions which place the budget whenyi at Bentley School, with just under 200 about $18,5(XI out of balance. To balance U.S. Choice Lean voters attending — the largest turnout in the budget, the directors may be forced to U.S. Choice at least five years. Braising - Barbeque remove $18,500 from a savings account Mrs. Tedone Candidate and add the sum to the revenue side. CWE STEAKS On a motion by Mrs. Calvin Taggart, wife of the district’s public works m Lottery SHORT ms For Secretary of State Ellen Burns Barred superintendent, the voters added $2,500 in salary raises for public works employes. *1.69. In a second action, the voters rejected a HARTFORD (UPI) — Mrs. Margaret V. traditionally held by a woman, to have CONNECTieUT (Drawing Tonight) From Eagle Award proposal to sell two building lots owned by 99*^ ^ lb . Tedone, Republican minority leader of the campaigned openly for it. MASSACHUSETTS 882228, Qualifier the district—one on Loomis St., the other Hartford City Council, today announced Rather than have the post on the ticket 63628 on Duval St. The action voids a $16,000 Perdue Mary Ellen Burns is working harder Post 112, Miss Burns has earned two more caip j her candidacy for secretary of the state. filled behind closed doors at the party’s RHODE ISLAND—Blue 895, Green item on the revenue side of the budget. than most other scouts do to receive the merit badges than the number required to Fresh Spare Ribs Mrs. Tedone, 49, a grandmother and the July conventon, she said, the candidates 382819, Gold Qualifier 186865. The voters authorized the directors to Chickens I mother of four sons, said she is one of the Eagle Award, the highest honor awarded become an Eagle Scout. should openly seek the job. Boy Scouts. sell the materials (no structures or land Pork Hocks few candidates for the job, which is The Boy Scouts’ position is that one Look into the pile. Good carpeting is a balanced combinatiotXof pile height, pile density Breasts “Especially this year, after two years of are involved) from the district’s dis Selected Large 1 Watergate, I believe it is the responsibility The 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and must first achieve the rank of first class (closeness of the yarns to each other) and ply (number of strands) of the irtdividual yarns. Generally, as “a scout in a troop’’ in order to continue mantled sewage-treatment plant. And 1 Grotto & Weigel Logs I of the Republican candidates to make Mrs. Frank Burns of 27 Montclair Dr. has they authorized their officers to deposit the more fiber in the carpet, the better it will wear, depending on construction. Look for depth and themselves known to all the delegates,’’ been petitioning for the special award working toward Eagle. While the position refers to “a scout in a district funds in the Connecticut Bank and density. For overall quality, it's a good idea to rely on the manufacturer's good name. There are W ings 1 she told newsmen. Graduation O n— since last June but to date the Boy Scouts Trust Co., the Hartford National Bank and 1 Franks Panuzio Seeks She said she had no preference among of America has not agreed to extend the troop,’’ they insist that means “boy” some fine carpets on the market that don't carry names you'll recognize, but if^ u have a reputable scout. J Trust Co. and the Savings Bank of I a.maiiiv A U9 BUlIlIIlCr UCl the four GOP candidates for governor and Rain or Shine Eagle Award to Miss Burns. Manchester. dealer, you can trust his word. " would be comfortable if Rep. Ella T. -I Town Support Rain or shine, Manchester High School Officials of the Long Rivers Council Miss Burns earned first class in her Girl Massaro, in a short “thank you” to the Grasso, D-Conn., the current Democratic |U.S. Gholco Lo3ne.| c a will hold its graduation exercises tonight agreed Wednesday to inform her in Scout troop. She recently received the voters following his election, pledged, “I front runner and a personal friend for Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio, a promptly at 6:45, says School Principal writing of their decision. Pope Pius XII emblem, the first girl intend to give the Eighth Distridt my 100 J London Broils 1 . 9 9 leading candidate for the Republican many years, were elected as chief George Emmerling. per cent effort.” executive. Explorer Scout in Long Rivers Council and nomination for governor, has minimized Hie weatherman historically enjoys a The girl’s mother said today her the Archdiocese of Hartford to do so. Her Hankinson said he had no prior No waste...All Lean Tender Meat She said she could work with any of the in-stock the importance of Wednesday’s gam e of “ dodge” w ith the MHS daughter has never received any official mother said a girl in California received knowledge that Massaro was running and Republican contenders and would not en withdrawal from the race by State Comp graduating seniors and keeps them communication concerning the matter. At one last year, and she thinks her daughter that his nomination caught him complete With summer weather here, we are moving lots troller Nathan Agostinelli. dorse any particular one. the last meeting of the Long Rivers Coun ly by surprise. of cold cuts and salads. guessing from one year to the next may be the only girl on the East Coast to ask me about it Agostinelli, former Manchester mayor, whether the weather will be fair or foul for cil, she said a statement was received by have received that award. He said, “I hope Mike will work in har threw his support to Congressman Robert the regularly scheduled outdoor event. them over the phone from the Boy Scouts mony with the board—to keep the tax rate carpet roll clearance Lean Imported Finely Chopped Art Rossi, Steele of Vernon and released the However, Emmerling said this morning of America declining to make the award. The National Council of the Boy Scouts down and to keep the district at the same COLE SLAW There was no signature to the statement, of America informed Athanson of their prideful point it now is.” Xv>; AMSTERDAM H Beautiful and practical. This delegates (he estimates there are 72) he is planning on an outdoor ceremony. If carpet manager. POTATO SALAD pledged to him. the weather appears questionable by mid- Mrs. Burns said. position on the matter of a girl achieving Marvin told the voters, "I hope I can heavy tip sheared polyester is ideal for just about any SOILED lUM the coveted award. He then asked Beales room in the house. Great for wear and easy clearabili- MACARONI A SHRIMP Panuzio said he intends to contact all afternoon, Emmerling suggested parents The decision in the statement was not give the job of director my very best for Manchester delegates (plus West Haven for a similar written reply to Miss Burns. the next three years.” *y- Reg. 9.95 sq. yd. SALAD and friends planning to attend the gradua considered official, Mrs. Burns said, 3 BEAN SALAD and other towns) pledged to Agostinelli tion listen to radio station WINF, WTIC, And Lassow, after thanking the voters Sale 7.95 sq. yd. because it was based on present rules Mrs. Burns said newscasters qn CBS and 99* RICE PUDDING and that he’s “hopefully confident they or WDRC for an up-to-the-minute an which were different at the time of her NBC television carried the story this and noting the large turnout, said, “Let’s DRAWING ROOM I A dense beautiful velvet J i l l L APPLE BREADI will now give serious consideration to my nouncement. daughter’s application. morning. not let the interest die with this meeting. plush for that formal look. Acrylic fibers are specially candidacy.” The Weather Bureau forecast partly In case of inclement weather, the If there’s anything I can help you with, We have Swioo Cheooo PUDDING At a meeting called by Hartford’s In discussing future plans to obtain heV feel free to call on me.” blended for color clarity. Reg. 8.95 sq. yd. He scoffed at Steele’s claim he now has cloudy skies today with occasional ceremonies will be Inside in Garke Arena Provolono Mayor George Athanson to discuss the daughter’s earned award, she said Mayor Irish, in explaining Massaro’s can more than enough delegates to win on the showers and thunderstorms through where admission will be by ticket only, Sale 6.95 sq. yd. Sharp Cooper situation, however, Douglas Beales of the Athanson had requested that all com didacy, said, “Mke had made up his mind Freshlyiiy ISliced first ballot at the July 26-27 GOP state con Friday. The highs today and Friday were said Emmerling. No tickets are needed and the finoat Blue vention. for the outdoor event. council said he would send Miss Burns a munication go through his office,. over the weekend he’d run for president. BISCAY ■ Deep-piled, sculptured ... A new direc LAND OF LAKES expected to be in the mid 80s, and lower letter notifying her of the council’s refusal Cheese He said he saw Agostinelli’s withdrawal Nathan B. Gatchell of Andover, former However, she did say her family had We decided, in the best interests of dis tion in luxury. Easy to maintain; Naturally moth proof near Long Island Sound. ’The low tonight in to accept her application. 1 you ever ate. as only "the addition of a single delegate’’ teacher of English at MHS, will be the thought of approaching President Nixon trict politics, not to make the announce I lOO I and made from long wearing Nylon yarns.. the mid to upper 60s. As a member of Manchester Explorers to Steele’s total. guest speaker. on the matter. ment until the meeting.” Reg. 12.95 sq. yd. Hnehurst Lean CHEESE Sale 10.95 sq. yd CARA POINT ■ Our very best woven-thru-back GROIMD commercial carpet. Perfect for very heavy traffic areas. Don't miss this one; its one of our best values. 65* ’Alb. Coventry Graduate Speakers’ Dialogue Reviews Past Reg. 14.95 sq. yd. %V.A LAND OF LAKES OPEN: TUE.\hrough FRI. til 9 Sale 7.95 sq. yd. Monica Shea Dr. Donald Hardy wished the seniors CHEESE success and seif understanding. SAT. til 5:30 /TJLOSED MON. Correspondent CANYON SHADOWS ■ A deep sculptured nylon 5 Lb. Box Lower at “This will be the greatest frontier and 935 MAIN ST., h^NCHESTER in hard to find 15' width. Two rolls for final closeout your greatest mystery — to understand lb. 643-£ Reg. 9.95 sq. yd. * Coventry High School graduated 117 yourself.” Sale 6.95 sq. yd. 4.89 students last night in the first ceremony to In the welcoming address, Teri Dibble told the seniors, "Today is the first day of INDIAN RIVER ■ A rough and tumble green gold PlnehurstStothoW be held on the lawn of the high school in MASTER CH GE the rest of our lives; make it count.” shay with high density rubber back. Great for that Fresh three years. PInehuret Lamb la The invocation was provided by the Rev. odd bedrotom, fam ily room or den. An ideal do-it- The students of distinction, Raymond Bruce Johnson of the First Congregational LAY-AWAY yourself caVpel- Reg. 8.95 sq. yd. U.S. Choice, Genuine Jean and Anne Aronson, used a dialog ap Springe and we havoj proach to their commencement speeches Church. Sale 5.95 sq. yd. BEEF Chops which highlighted what the class had The farewell address was by Donald Carlson. and Legs and will bone| done, what it will do in the future, and the REVOLVING Benediction was given by the Rev. F. PAHIES legs “nowhere” the class was at the present Bernard Miller of St. Mary’s Roman for ahiehkabob. time. .%%v%vAv.%v.vAv.v*%v.r.T.!t?.:.v5Ko:< Jean spoke of the worst part of gradua Catholic Church. ^ tion, “the horrid feeling of emptyness, The class present^ an American flag to For real deluxe nothingness — the feeling of a traveler on the school as its gift. M.29 Barbeques for tbe Boss Diplomas were presented by Robert a voyage not knowing his destination.” WATKINS THE SOUNDER and bis Wife or your Miss Aronson spoke of the past. Walsh, chairman of the Board of Educa PIANO AND ORGAN favorite Uncle...Frank “The past should be remembered in tion. 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