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Joint Venture Agreements Signed Today in Moscow Isrralii

Joint Venture Agreements Signed Today in Moscow Isrralii

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 27, 1974 Group Alleges Nuclear Output Is Overstated Manrljfatrr iupntng Hpralh MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIII, No. 229 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRlCEt FIFTEEN CENTS By MARK MILLER “Those who proclaim high reliability of New England “Wind and solar power are MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - An availability of nuclear power nuclear plants was dismal in utterly neglected, and there’s environment-protection group plants are inadvertently or 1973,” he said. '"The utilities ap­ where the hope really lies,” he says utility companies are deliberately misleading the parently prefer to hide these said. bilking consumers by claiming public,” Bedding said. basic facts behind slick public He said the group’s con­ that six New England nuclear “Availability is a meaningless • relations smokescreens so that clu sion s are founded on power plants produce more concept. It’s based on a plant’s their heavy financial commit­ Northeast Utility figures and than their actual output. ment to nuclear power will not operating time, not actual “simple arithmetic that can be Joint Venture Agreements People’s Action for Clean be threatened.” kilowatt-hours delivered.” checked out by anyone.” Energy President Gerhard Bed­ The first nuclear power plant Bedding said Louis H. Rod- PACE obtained from ding said Wednesday figures in New England, Massachusetts dis, vice chairman of Con Northeast figures showing ac­ provided by Northeast Utilities Yankee, was built in Rowe, Edison Co. of New York, has es­ tual and capacity output last showed kilowatt hours in 1973 Mass., in 1963, Bedding said. timated that “deliverability” of year from each plant and from the six plants to be only The other five are in Water­ nuclear power plants expected output in an indepen­ 49.5 per cent of their maximum ford and Haddam, Conn.; Ver­ nationwide is about 61 to 62 per dent Arthur D. Little study capacity. non, Vt.; Plymouth, Mass., and Signed Today in Moscow cent of maximum capacity. commissioned by Northeast, he And based on conservative Wiscasset, Maine. Northeast Roddis said that of fossil fuel said. projections in a 1973 Arthur D. plants is 75 per cent. Bedding Utilities, a holding company, The study made “ conser­ MOSCOW (UPI) - President Nixon arms control, according to White House the future and contribute to the process of Little rejrort, the six plants last said. has financial investments in all the rate of extraction of oil and gas, a five- vative” expectations for new reached agreement with the Kremlin Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler. making detente irreversible,” Ziegler M year delivered only 78.7 per ‘‘Roddis is actually for six. year pact also providing for swapping plants to be 50 per cent of leadership today on the first concrete, Nixon smiled as he signed the said. cent of the power they should nuclear power” Bedding said. PACE was founded about a technology on solar and geothermal maximum capacity in the first results of his summit meeting — joint documents and Communist party leader Before plunging into the Nixon major have. Bedding, a science “He’s just trying to keep people year ago. Bedding said, with energy and synthetic fuels. year of operation, 65 per cent in U.S.-Soviet ventures aimed at fighting Leonid I. Brezhnev stood behind con­ fusiness of his trip, Nixon did a bit of South School Head Start Has Graduation writer, said. honest.” the main concern that utility —Development over a five-year period the second year and 75 per cent heart disease, finding new energy sources tentedly puffing a cigarette in an at­ campaign-style handshaking with a “It’s clear that consumers ’The Atomic Energy Commis­ companies were ignoring alter­ of new techniques of home construction in thereafter. Bedding said. and developing safer housing. mosphere of friendship that has prevailed startled group of Russians at Red Square. Mrs. Aldea Savva, Head Start teacher, gives a mini­ Members of the graduating class are Ruthanne Cutress, are paying much more for sion and the power industry are native sources of power. earthquake-prone areas and in extremely since the President’s arrival Thursday for It was an unusual event on both sides since graduate a helping hand as she walks across the stage to Robert Angell, David Hildebrand, Lis% Lavertue, Michael nuclear kilowatt-hours than is able to report “availability” Signing of the agreements followed a cold and arid regions. his week-long summit. visiting dignitaries rarely meet the Soviet join the other members of the graduating class of Head Linders, Steven Luzzi, Adrianne Chase, Claudine Murphy, actually claimed by the figures up to 85 per cent by not two hour, 10 minute meeting between Concrete Course public. Arms Pact Unlikely Start in ceremonies held recently at South School. The utilities,’’ Bedding said. “No counting reductions in output Nixon and Soviet leaders which also in­ Jefferson Sergian, Shannon Tripp, Denise Francis, “We feel the additional agreements ... Someone in the crowd shouted, “Peace There was still no agreement on nuclear wonder the utilities are asking required for nuclear safety cluded a general discussion of nuclear mortar boards with tassels, and tied diplomas indicate Pamela Lindstrom, David Thebodeau, Cheri Flanigan, THE CRAFT & signed today chart a concrete course for is very important.” arms limitation — and none was expected. for further rate increases. they’ve qualified to move on to first grade in September. Charles Nugent, Todd Mallard. (Herald photo by Pinto) reasons and other factors, he U.S. officials have stressed that there “ By anyone’s standards, the said. HOBBY CENTER Nixon shouted back, “For everybody, the whole world, the Russian people and probably won’t be any out of this meeting. 775 Main SL, Mandwstar State Control of Parking the American people.” White House sources said today, Phona 643-9338 An interpreter relayed his remarks in however, a partial underground nuclear Russian to the crowd, but one one occa­ test ban pact was being worked on. These THE Store for sion, Nixon himself spoke Russian: tests have been used extensively by both Supreme Court’s Rules For Prisons Criticized All Your Suppliei! Challenged by Director “Ochen khorosho” (very nice). sides to perfect major weapons systems. Nixon Pleased The Russian citizens’ attitude toward Nixon had planned to go nearby Star The State Traffic Commission (STC) the loss of the about 30 parking spaces. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The deiayed a ruiing on whether the evidence by an impartial equal to or better than the he is convicted of contempt at him obviously pleased Nixon. He City Saturday to vievy training by U.S. ’ —Decided 5-4 that a jury trial (Herald photo by Dunn) has no statutory authority to control The angle-vs.-parallel controversy, Supreme Court’s new prison northern states can be forced to fact-finding board. the end of a trial. MILITARY MODEL CONTEST remarked to newsmen, “They are happy, astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts for court’s requirements. is required to settle contempt parking or pavement marking on town- which has been raging since the state in­ discipline rules, requiring cer­ bus students across'school dis­ —Let the prisoner call his friendly people. They have a great desire their joint 1975 space flight but Ziegler Sue For Freedom convictions if the sentences on —Unanimously required a (Wheel & Track Vehicles Only) maintained roads. Town Director Hillery stalled - new traffic signals last fall, has tain procedural rights for in­ trict lines to foster racial in­ own witnesses and present his judge to state that he does not ^Everybody Get Together’ to have friendship with America and they said it was canceled so that Nixon could Earlier in the week, the various counts add up to more Gallagher said today. included reports by some town officials mates charged with serious tegration. The case, involving own evidence if “permitting have asked me to return.” continue his talks with Brezhnev, Premier justices refused to permit than six months. think a youth would benefit 1/48 SCALE. OR LARGER Gallagher, pointing out that several that the state could still control the on­ misconduct, were criticized Detroit, may be decided on or him to do so will not jeopardize The first agreements of the third Nixon- Alexei N. Kosygin and President Nikolai newsmen to interview specific —Held 7-2 that a lawyer is en- from special juvenile treatment Setting the theme of the Rham High Together,” by Beverly Bond, one of other members of the Manchester Board street parking system regardless of who today by the American Civil after July 8 or may be set for institutional safety or correc­ Brezhnev summit in little more than two V. Podgorny. prisoners by name and upheld titied to some reasonable notice before sentencing them as an School graduation Thursday night was the six class spokesmen. Her accom­ of Directors “seem to have missed the owns the street. Liberties Union as not going far reargument next term. tional goals.” aduit. years provide for: laws barring the vote to of charges and a hearing before the singing of “Everybody Get panist was Darryl Griffing, left. boat on this point,” based his statement on And Manchester’s local traffic authori­ Through the Tass news agnecy, enough. First Rules At the same time, the court —Joint research over three years on ex-felons. In another decision Register June 15 ■ July 16 a letter from William Stoeckert, the STC’s ty, Police Chief Jam es Reardon, says he Brezhnev issued a statement saying the The court ruled on its fourth Justice Byron R. White, refused to give prisoners the development of an artificial heart, Wendesday the court ruled that executive secretary. goes along with the reported STC order for talks were “proceeding in an atmosphere prison case this week before speaking for a six-man majori­ full rights of defendants such as development of instruments tO' detect prisoners have the right to a Stoeckert’s letter, made public by parallel parking. of frankness and without any secret recessing until July 8 when it ty, laid down the first Supreme cross-examination of accusers, hearing in front of a judge in­ heart disease in children and extension of RECYCLE TIME Gallagher today, says the STC has In today’s statement, Gallagher said agreements whatsoever.” The last wiil hear oral arguments ou a Court rules for disciplining in­ presence of a lawyer, or the ab­ ir 4 PRIZES ir the operational life of cardiac stead of a magistrate when they statutory authority to approve speed there would be no point in town acquisition remark was an apparent reference to major constitutional dispute in­ mates who face serious punish­ solute right to present his own sue for freedom. CURBSIDE NEWSPAPER PICKUP Enthusiasm Marks pacemakers. limits, installation of traffic control of the responsibility for Main St. if the claims by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- volving President Nixon’s ment such as loss of “good witnesses. —Cooperation in exploration and In other decisions Wednesday 1) Ago 7-9, Cox Model Airplane, PT-19 signals, and “no through trucks’’ town couldn’t control the street. Wash., that nuclear discussions between claim of executive privilege for time” or solitary confinement. Alvin J. Bronstein, an at­ the court: research on oil, shale, natural gas and coal regulations on town-maintained roads. The remainder of Gallagher’s the two superpowers had been conducted his Watergate tape recordings. Prison officals will have to: torney for the ACLU’s National 2) Age 19-12, Cox Model Airplane, P-40 and on new methods of drilling to increase —Ruled 5-3 that banks have STARTS JULY 1,1974 But “all other traffic regulations on statement: in secret. The justices made decisions —Give a prisoner 24-hour Prison Project, called the deci­ Rham Graduation somewhat greater freedom 3) Age 13-16, Cox Model Airplane, Stuka town roads such as parking restrictions “Speaking for myself and Carl Zinsser nearly all of their pending written notice of the charges sion “a giant step backward.” Second day of your trash pickup must be from federal antitrust laws 4) Rest of All Categories, and prohibitions, one-way systems, pave­ (also a town director), we strongly sup­ opinions Wednesday but against him. He said about two thirds of the class, and Fortin, Beverly Bond and Marla than other businesses because tied or place in a brown paper bag and put By Anne Emt ment markings, etc., may be implemented —Require a written report on states aiready have procedures 1/24 Scale Tiger I Miner, elected by their classmates. port the reacquisition of Main St. because they are also burdened by next your trash. by the local traffic authority having it presents an opportunity to reacquire “These final moments should not be national and state' banking Responsibility jurisdiction,” Stoeckert wrote. control of what has traditionally been the dampened by the unfortunate incidents of regulations. core of our community. Ehrlichman Gallagher’s statement and release of Tuesday” stated graduate Nancy Parsing Miss Lyman stressed the importance of the STC letter come as the Town of “The parking problem is not only a Booby-Trap Postcards at last night’s 17th Commencement Exer­ schools, such as Rham, altering their Manchester is making plans for re­ problem for downtown shopkeepers. Main cises at Rham High School. And it was ob­ positions to produce “the most flexible entering negotiations for town control of St. has the highest pedestrian traffic of vious that nothing could have dampened students.” downtown Main St., now a state highway any street in town, many times over. It is the enthusiasm, spirit and pride of the 120 She pointed out that students should be Trial Begins (Rt. 83). a community shopping center where an es­ Intercepted by FBI graduates. expected to be where they are supposed to The impetus for town takeover of the timated 80 per cent of the patrons are “SaveatCBT? be without strict supervision but with WASHINGTON (UPI) - A jury was em­ mittee that he believes testimony by (She was referring to the explosion of a one-mile segment of Main St. came when local people. There are two elementary WASHINGTON (UPI) - The not be canceled by machines. “penalties if they don’t meet these respon­ paneled at the conspiracy trial of John D. former presidential aide John W. Dean III reads: ‘It is justices of your homemade bomb in the school, an incident downtown merchants protested state and schools in close proximity to Main St. On FBI says it has intercepted nine “An initial (laboratory) sibilities.” Ehrlichman and three others Thursday, will exonorate Nixon in connection with greatness that made this nation which as brought the arrest of four town plans to change on-street parking the street itself there is a junior high the alleged payment of hush money. booby-trapped postcards examination indicated they did She also felt that students should have and President Nixon’s chief impeachment so great. Respectfully, Bob graduating students including the senior from angle to parallel parking, meaning school complex, through which ap­ maiied to the justices of the not contain any noxious sub­ more of a role “in preparing for their own lawyer pleaded Nixon’s innocence about Hope.’” Whaf^ in it for me?** class president) proximately half our public school A jury of six men and six women and six Supreme Court last week but stance or nerve gas as alleged curriculum” and that seniors should be the planning and cover-up of Watergate 'The voice also said time cap­ students pass. These, as well as the East alternates was sworn in at the Ehrlichman that preliminary tests indicate in the cassettes,” the given long-term assignments to work on before the House impeachment com­ sules containing the gas had f From the moment the graduates were Side Recreation Center, four houses of trial after two days of jury selection which a substance purported to be spokesman said. The FBI i ' over the year. mittee. been planted in large cities all . „ : ..... led into the outdoor amphitheater by worship, the Mary Cheney Library, and included 152 prospective jurors. Govern­ nerve gas is not dangerous. declined to identify the sub­ Miss Lyman mentioned how Rham has In a closed-door session. White House over the world to back up the Grand Marshal Karen Bergeron and the Inside Today’s our largest park go to make up Main St.' ment prosecutors were expected to begin A group caiiing itself “Aliens stance. “changed a great deal” and with tears in lawyer James D. St. Clair answered group’s ultimatum for the Daisy Chain, consisting of the 12 top “The new parking scheme has created a presentation of their case today. The jury for America” claimed credit The tape, which was turned her voice stated that she is “very proud to charges that Nixon authorized the pay­ will remain sequestered for the duration major nations to surrender to a ranking junior girls, until the recessional, four-lane highway out of Main St. where for mailing the cards in an over to the FBI, said the post­ graduate from Rham High School because ment of $75,000 to convicted burglar E. new “world government.” He . .. - . ... this graduating class showed that this is cars move at speeds approaching 50 miles of the trial to protect them from being in­ anonymous tape cassette cards had been mailed June 16, Ifeel it is a good high school.” Howard Hunt on March 21,1973, to buy his claimed that there would be a “the time to stand up and be recognized as per hour. It is difficult to cross on foot, arid fluenced by news reports and prejudical received by Unit^ Press Inter­ and that “each postcard shows - -.vr",« I Fortin echoed Miss Lyman’s comments silence. demonstration on July 5 to show the men and women we are,” a statement as one writer put it, you have time to run publicity. national Monday. the Palm Springs home of , ■ ... feeling that it is “sometimes unfortunate St. Clair continued his defense before the aliens “can exterminate ^ made by graduate Martin Fortin in his in for a cup of coffee while waiting for the On the tape, a man speaking entertainer Bob Hope and that schools are demanding and have so ISrralii the Judicary Committee today presenting U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell mankind any time we please.” welcoming address. side street lights to change, "nie new with a thick foreign accent said Nor did the overcast evening or the many restrictions.” Nixon’s side of the controversial $2 million refused to enforce Ehrlichman’s latest Area Profile, page 6 arragement caters to the interests of peo­ campaign pledge from the dairy indust^, packets of a deadiy nerve gas absence of the Rham Symphonic Band He felt that if the students were allowed subpoena for more White House ^ 1 Family, page 8 ple who are passing through our town the break-in at the office of Daniel documents for use in his defense. Gesell, cailed “AA4S” had been con­ dampen their spirits as the class in a body, to “work together as a group there would while our own needs have been ignored. Ellsberg’s psychiatrist, for which his the presiding judge at the Ellsberg trial, cealed under the stamps on the with the accompaniment of graduate no longer be student against student.” Little League Races Tight, page 9 cards and mailed to all nine “The opportunity to take control of Main former domestic adviser is on trial, the said similar documents subpoenaed by -■ . ' " T .1 Beverjy Bond on the guitar clapped and Address MCC In Twi Win, page 11 St. is before us now and we should seize alleged “national security” wiretaps Ehrlichman June 20 contained “many justces as a prelude to a State Bank Merger - .... 1 sang “Everybody Get Together...love one In introducing the pest speaker, worldwide takeover. this opportunity,” Gallagher’s statement against newsmen and Nixon’s tax irrelevances,” and he would not permit another right now.” Michael J . Zotta, the senior class advisor concluded. problems. the former \^ite House aide to introduce An FBI spokesman confirmed This year there were six graduates and physical education department coor­ In Saturday's Herald them at this time. that the post cards had actuaily Ruling Overturned representing the class: Miss Persing, dinator at the school. Miss Mills said that St. Clair said in a letter, to the com­ - 5 ^ Heralding Homes been mailed to the justices Pamela Mills and Cheryl Lyman, three of Zotta and Robert Godin, the other advisor, from some point on the west WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 4 4-^4: the top ranking students in the graduating (Continued on Page Six) Lottery Numbers coast. He said smail packets U.S. Supreme Court has over­ merging with competition could were found under each postage turned a lower court decision have come under the scrutiny of United Press International stamp, but that none of the allowing the merger of the antitrust authorities. This week’s winning lottery cards reached the justices National Bank of The Supreme Court also ruled numbers: because the bulky stamps could Bridgeport and the First New that Zampano erred in stating Mass weekly — 467465 Haven National Bank. the markets of the two banks Britain on Massive Alert Mass million — 22165 The court Wednesday was Connecticut as a whole, New York - 129558 Ives Reports W *1 '' • t r* , * ™ LONDON (UPI) — Britain mounted a The government declined to discuss the The newspaper said a commando unit P j asserted that a commercial and that since there are other v; ' ’ ‘■c - ' 'St Rhode Island — blue 465 green ' •> ’ ’•Waj massive alert against a possible Arab reasons for the alert that started was formed to make an attack in bank such as CNB and a savings banks around the state, the ‘ ■ 1 ; 't! Earnings guerrilla attack today, with security Frankfurt during the current Wdti(^ 663603 gold 331256 bank such as New Haven are merger would not have stiffled * ;' % * v«!Sis Wednesday. P X * M sources predicting a ^ 5 0 chance of a Soccer championships, but switched to Maine — 461-047-6 On Investments not in the same line of business, competition. The case was sent But the Daily Mail newspaper reported terrorist raid during a visit by Israeli Connecticut — 10541 as had been stated by U.S. back to Zampano with instruc­ authorities ordered the alert to foil a London because of heavy West German HARTFORD (UPI) - State Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. security at the games. Distrcit Court Judge Robert C. tions to determine whether the Palestinian guerrilla attack. Treasurer Alden A. Ives has an­ Almost 1,000 troops and police backed by Zampano of New Haven. purchase of the New Haven nounced Connecticut closed out tanks and armored cars turned Heathrow Zampano’s finding of similar bank by CNB would leave the fiscal year with a total in­ airport into an armed camp for the third commercial activities by the residents in either Bridgeport come of $37 million through its day in Britain’s biggest security operation banks had opened the way for or New Haven without other short term investment fund. the merger since a bank’s since World War II. Reforms May Mute Elections available commercial banks. Investments and withdrawals Security sources said Thursday they es­ in the program are made daily, timated at 50-50 the chances of attack by a The provision may have been directed at and interest is figured at a rate HARTFORD (UPI) - The 1974 election position,” said Mrs. Scaffer, whose office Palestine guerrilla commando in the next unions and at such public interest groups guaranteed monthly by the campaign in Connecticut may go down in oversees elections. Lottery States 48 hours. as Common Cause, the citizens lobby, and state, Ives said Wednesday. the history books as the year of the great A spokesman for Gov. Thomas J. In advance of Rabin’s arrival today, the League of Women Voters, he said. Participation in the program political silence under a campaign reform Meskill said the governor signed the bill authorities bolstered a guard of troops in “In fact, it has potential application is open to Connecticut city and V.■ n . % package designed to eliminate the blight “because he thinks it is a good piece of Join in Effort camouflage battle dress to seal off the air­ against such groups as churches and the town agencies and other of Watergate. legislation.” port’s VIP lounges, airport sources said. Boy Scouts — any group or organization political subdivisions, he said. The reform package, drawn up to “Arguments were raised prior to the Troops manned roadblocks and checked which engages in political activities,” he The year end earnings promote untarnished citizen involvement signing of the bill about the section and it To Fight Tax . 1 the identification of everyone entering the said. translated to an average yield in the political process, may have the was taken into consideration by the gover­ airport. Customs searches also were in­ “I am not sure it is going to pass muster of 8.72 per cent for participants, exact opposite effect by making it costly nor,” Terry Mariani, the governor’s race, which exempted the state tensified, but arrivals and departures at Ives sai^ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - and awkward for the citizen to take part in spokesman, said. under the Constitution since a group would / from the tax. A lot of things. Heathrow were not affected. The executive director of the the political process. The section was designed to prevent un­ have to obtain a license before it could Rabin and more than 20 other world New Hampshire Sweepstakes Powers said there are several Like free checking, automatic savings, a The law is so constructed. Secretary of ion leadership from assessing their participate in a referendum or other elec­ School Contracts Signed Socialist leaders were flying in for a Commission, Edward J. bills before Congress aimed at convenient combined monthfy statement and, the State Gloria Schaffer says, that the membership to endorse the candidate they toral matter,” Snyder said. “It would Employment weekend conference of the Socialist Inter­ Powers, said Wednesday night removing a tax provision im­ wealthy and the powerful will be in a posi­ choose rather than the candidate the rank have a chilling effect on free speech and Town Building Committee may add of course, high interest on your savings. national hosted by Prime Minister Harold Ray Adler, seated right, president of Up in May states with lotteries are posing a retroactive 10 per cent tion to influence political events while the and file choose, Mariani said. on public interest groups, especially at the Wilson at Chequers, his official country Ray Adler Inc. of Ridgefield, signs several alternates—boosting the price working together to exempt excise tax on lottery revenues. If you’re putting money away to get married, . average individual will be shut out. A five-member State Elections Commis­ local level.” HARTFORD (UPI) - State home outside London. construction contract for renovations somewhat for each. The work will be state lotteries from federal Powers said at a recent Such groups as the League of Women sion, which goes into effect next week, will “It is going to make it extremely dif­ Labor Commissioner Jack A. biy tiiat house or send the kids off to school, you financed by a $5.6 million bond issue taxes. meeting with the IRS, officials Voters, the National Rifle Association, the have the task of sorting out the provisions ficult for any existing group working on a and additions to filing and Bennet Fusari today said employment agreed to take no action on should get more from your bank than just a little why more Right to Life Committee and the Chamber of the campaign package. ballot issue to take effective action,” Mrs. Junior High Schools. At left, sitting, is approved last Novetnber in a increases were recorded in May Powers is president of the RAIN townwide referendum. Of the $5.6 National Association of State collecting back taxes until extra Interest. of Commerce are prohibited from cam­ But only one member had been named Mary Erlanger, president of the League of Manchester Town Counsel William in six of Connecticut’s even peo(de Lotteries. Congress acts on on pending paigning on political issues, Mrs. Schaffer as of Thursday, Lester B. Snyder, a Women Voters, said. Broneill, and next to him is Arnold million, $2,881,000 is for filing and $2,- major labor markets. legislation. CBT even helps you save on gas. With over 80 Powers said under the pre­ says. University of Connecticut Law School “It will have a very inhibiting effect on Lawrence, architect for the filing 719,000 for Bennet. The prices for the Fusari said the exception was offices throughout the state, there’s a branch are saving sent code. New Hampshire Powers also said he will ask Editorial writers may be unable to en­ professor. citizen participation on some of the most construction leave sufficient funds for New Haven, where labor- project. Standing at the left is would owe about $4 million in the Federal Communications nearijy. No matter where you live, work or travel. dorse or oppose a candidate or ballot ques­ “There are some constitutional important issues of the day,” she said. architects’ and engineers’ fees and for management disputes idled a atGBT.’’ Richard Mankey, architect for the federal taxes. Commission for live television tion, Deputy Sectetary of the State Harry problems that will have to be resolved ul­ 'The broad restriction, authored by a contingency account. Equipment large number of workers. Bennet project. Standing at the right He said the money would be coverage of the next major Hammer said, since a newspaper editorial timately in the courts,” Snyder, who Senate Majority Leader Lewis B. Rome, will be financed from the contingency The largest over-all monthly THE CONNECTICUT BANK Rain developing today becoming heavy at R-Bloomfield, was inserted hurriedly in a is Paul Phillips, chairman of the Town owyd retroactive to 1971, when drawing in New Hampshire. He could be considered “something of value” helped draft some of the original reform account. Adler has promised to com­ gain was recorded by Hartford times tonight and continuing Saturday. Cool Building Committee. The signing took thq state went into a weekly noted the FCC this week AND TRUST COMRANY contributed by other than an individual legislation, said. Senate caucus during the closing hours of with 3.2 per cent, followed by through Saturday with temperatures mostly place t^ay in the Porter St. offices of plete the filing work by Aug. 30, 1975 lottery. Prior to then New allowed coverage of drawings and therefore be barred under the law. “The controversial section may be an the 1974 legislative session, she said. Bridgeport, New London, Stam­ Neaiby offices in Manchester (3) and Rockvlie. in upper 50s to mid 60s. Above normal tides and the Bennet work by the end of Hampshire ran the in Massachusetts, and last “The ramifications of this law are so infringement on the right of fre^om of The provision was approved without a Lawrence Associates. Adler’s base ford New Britain and Water- may cause some minor low land flooding September 1975 (Herald photo by Pin­ Sweepstakes based on a horse February allowed a telecast of Member F.D.I.Q- large that a political organization can not association of the First Amendment,” he hearing or time for the lawmakers to con­ price for the filing project is $2,495,- bury, Fusari said. a drawing in Maryland. along the coast at times of high tides. even educate its own membership to its said. sider its merits, Mrs. Schaffer said. 000. It is $2,215,310 for Bennet. The to). i. i PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ June 28, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 28, 1974— PAGE THP*^*^* TELEVISION TONIGHT About Town H -6 :0 0 — - 7 :3 0 — (24) WASHINGTON REVIEW - 9 : 3 0 - Here*8 Schedule WESTSIDE KITCHEN (3) WILD, WILD WORLD (3-8-22) NEWS (8-40) NOVA 331 Center St. — 647-9955 OF A NIM A LS Methodist Youth Fellowship Church will meet tonight at 7:30 (18) PRISONER - 8 : 3 0 - (18) ORAL ROBERTS BOLTON LAKE HOTEL (8) NEW DATING GAME of South United Methodist at the church. R0UTE444 . ML1W (20) FILM (3) GOOD TIMES (24) FREE-FOR-ALL RIVERSIDE For Bookmobile (18) PORTER WAGONER SUMMER HOURS (24) ZOOM (8-40) SIX MILLION DOLLAR - 1 0 : 3 0 - (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH - 7 : 3 0 - MAN (18) NEW DIRECTIONS V i S U r LARGEST AMUSEMENT PARK i OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK (40) BONANZA (20) HUMAN DIMENSION Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a CHEF DANTE (20-22) BRIAN KEITH (24) JUNE WAYNE INNEWEN6UND Mon. thru thure. 9 A.M.-11 P.M. 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(3) DIRTY SALLY "Alfred the Great" (1869) (3) M OVIE Second day of your trash pickup must bo When O.C. was a kid some old Just write the editor of any (8) TRUTH OR (18) BILLY GRAHAM 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Ridge and Cedar Sts. (8-40) BRADY BUNCH “The Proud Rebel" (1958) FREE ADMISSION TO PARK timers had made him N.Y. paper for records. They’ll CONSEQUENCES CRUSADE tied or place in a brown paper bag and put 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Trumbull and Griswold Sts. Read Herald Ads (18) SHARING OUR FAITH (8-40) FANTASIES next your trash. acquainted with what they tell you if you watch the ques­ (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) TRIPLE PLAY FULFILLED MON.-TUES.-WED.-THURS.-FRI.& ' 'f'’' ^ ^ EAST w m sos nounced. The pace will be set That, by-the-way, was about the TvpmcTS cxmtY nw nuum DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 by the majority of the group RODGERS.. HAMMERSTEIN-S southern bounds of the original Raid * % going. virgin white pine forests when Flag & We’re taking RUeCRTWISE 1 Caldor’s 22” IN P E R S O N the first colonists came to these 1 House & Pole Set American Youth Hostels is THIS SUNDAY • JUNE 30 parts. How things have Garden ^Self-Propelled Outdoor * also sponsoring a 15-to-20 mile STIE aV II^ changed! See (be Bejutiful SYMPHONIC FOUNTAIN bike ride Saturday leaving at 1 Minnechaug Mountain you SAVE Bug Killer Rotary 3’x5’ Size p.m. from the East can see to the south from the ^ a vacation COLOR It Di U'«t OVER Non-toxic, sate for ’ Power Longmeadow Shopping Center, center. O.C. was familiar with O ur p iiifA ’mivom indoor or outdoor Mower Reg. Shaker Rd., Rt. 83 in East Cavey’s of Manchester will be closed for vaca­ every acre of it as a boy. There use. 13-1/2 oz. can. 3.99 r m * f gig snows Longmeadow. NOW IN THEATRE NO. 3 $30! 2.99 were only a few cart paths on tion July 1st - July 15th. The Sixpence Room, Two-piece 6' aluminum pole, plus rope, A 60-mile ride will leave downstairs at Cavey’s, will reopen on Tuesday, OUTRAGEOUSLY FUNNY!' the mountain then. Now it is cut' Our hardware, gold plastic eagle. Instruc­ Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Reg. 1.49 tions for proper flag display. * m m m July 16th. After vacation plan to visit Cavey’s - Saturday Review up by black-top highways in ail West Hartford Green to Water- directions and many, many fine 1.17 m m M IS bury and back. for fine Italian Cuiaine upstairs in the Blue houses. There was a lily pond 2118 Galleon Room — or the best of French Cuisine AKn Memorex HITS! Helmet Beutel of 59 Oakwood right on top of the mountain Cast Aluminum ® Raid One Man G.E. King Size Continuous Entertainment from and European service downstairs In the famed SkipInFhi Cassettes opening lo closing Rd. is in charge of the rides Wethersfield Shopping Center with ledges all around it. Beside Inflatable Boat Toast-R-Oven “THREE TOUGH GUYS” | leaving from Center Park. He Sixpence Room. the pond was a large quarry Portable Gas Grill Yard Guard Tape — A nd — 1115 Silas Deane Highway. Wethersfield. Ct Ample Free Parking needs some leaders for some of CAVEY’S OF MANCHESTER from which came many of the Outdoor Fogger Uur 2 Pack “LEGEND OF NIGGER GHARLT | th e summer rides and Rte. 83. Tolland Turnpike, Vernon. Ct. granite curb stones used on Our Reg. Kills flying insects Our Reg. ROUTE 159 welcomes offers. 45 N. Center Street (on Route 44A & %) (R) Manchester streets. There Center of Manchester Exit 95, Off 1-86 129.99 up to 20 ft away. Reg. 13.99 8.70 AGAWAM, MASS. were several smaller roads. It 26.70 16-1/2 oz. can. 99.99 strong PVC, welded seams, mul­ . 643-1415 Grid and raised toasting rack of appears that the big quarry and Briggs & Stratton 3 1/2 H.P. en­ tiple air chambers. Oar locks, 4-slice automatic toaster, top FILM RATING GUIDE pond have been filled and over 375 sq. in. com plete with gine with roller chain front wheel bow handle. browner or thermostat controlled stainless burner, base, tank, con­ Our High fidelity tapes for superior recordin­ graded over so there’s nothing drive. Folding handle, fingertip oven. #T94 gs. Sixty minutes on each tape. Stock up THIS ENGAGEMENT For Parents and nectors. Reg. 1.79 Reg. to indicate they ever existed. 1.47 control. ■2 Pc. Floating Oars 4.99 3.99 at this low p ric e l ______•2 - AT AU TIMES Their Children Bring The Family To-. O.C. doesn’t care to ever see |T>ktllflimS»«M.8t(EtlII5H4m33| XTRA SHOW SAT. MIDNiTE that place again. It's almost SAVE OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER! GENERAL AUDIENCES hard to believe things can it AltA I IA g ^ n A Admitted d i OVER $3! change so much. Here’s a hard one, but it’s Insulated mugs and PIANO’S true. When O.C. was a young i i 55 ounce server, PARENTAL GUIOANCf COLEMAN Thermo-Serv “ in­ tU O O U T K O lad recently arrived in New sulated. Attractive Soma Material Mav Not Ba York he wanted to see the SuHMkla For Pra-Taanigart country red, RESTAURANT place. One Sunday morning he Ear, (hones gift boxed. Route 6 & 44A, Bolton started from the Battery and & Batteries BROS. SHOWS walked the 13 mile length of Included RESTAICTID Manhattan Island to the Under 17 raqu ires accompany tnf Spuyten-Deyvil ship canal as P«ant or Adult Guardian Deluxe For Dinner Reservations: close to the Hudson as streets Pushbutton Kodak WILLIAM PEeBLATTYS flNAl2DAYS and walks would allow. Tel. 643-2342 Next Sunday he walked from General Aire Deluxe 16”x16” Parsons Cassette Recorder Gingham Mug Framed Art Smile Saver where he quit before, around to ■mEDGDRCIST ^ NO ONE UNDEO 17 ADMITTED the Queensboro bridge at E. 20”1^ort. Elec. Fan Stack Tables Our Reg. 29.95 & Server Ensemble Reproductions Pocket Outfit j^OiiKte^WILLIAM FRIEDKIN O S (Aft iNntt may vary 59th St., following as close as possible to the Harlem and East Our Our Our Our NEW MYSTERY DMMA! Dining Room and Lounge Manchester Parkade Rivers. The third Sunday he Reg. 1 0 8 8 Reg. Reg. Reg. - M PAA 12.88 5.99 9.99 2.99 Open Sundays 12 Noon io 11 P.M, completed the walk to the 3.88 24.88 6.44 1.33 19.70 XTRA SHOW SAT. MDNITE Includes pocket 10 camera, 3 Tmiwmis.i4.w«BTBmMinl Battery along the East River. New 7 element blade for suoenor sturdy plastic, assembles in no Built-in condenser microphone, Classic Coaster Set Lounge Entertainment time. Wet-look lollipop colors for battery or AC operation. Easy Metal Photo Frames cubes, color film, case, extender The hard part for my friends to air circulation. Lightweight, 8 coasters with 07 Non-retlecting glass. Our Reg. The most fascinating NOW THRU JUNE 29 quiet. indoors or outdoors. keyboard function control. brass rack. Our Reg. 3 .9 9 & . O f and frame. 1.99 n 1S T . THEATER III. Fri.f Sat, and Sun. believe was that I walked RUN murder mystery in years. through some of the - 'a OPEN DAILY FROM 2 P.M. neighborhoods and kept that SPLASHER POOL FUN! Universal Presents BURT LANCASTER. WEEKEND SPECIALS AS USUAL foolish thing in place alwve my Saturday and Sunday From 12 Noon shoulders. No one interfered with me at any time. STMT" JUNE 20-23, 27-30 “New England’s Largest Now here’s what you are Storrfng SUSAN CLARK 8:30 Curtain BrsWOHCASe CINEMA/ 1234 asked to believe. At that time CAMERON MITCHELL RasarvathNis: ^ 1-84EXIT5 8 -SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Traveling Show” there were farms on the north istc by DAVE GRUSfN • Bosed upon the novel *THE MONK3HT LADY EASTHARTFORO • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 588-8810 end of Manhattan Island. Truck AhO Tt< M O U m riG MAN* by DAVD ANTHOW 846-1120 ACRES OF FREE LKSHTED PARKING* Wb Honor MASTER CHARGE i / Writlen for the S oeea FYoduced and Directed by gardens, cows, pigs, chickens. '!(k ROLAND loees and BURT LANCASTER liaZ^ AUrvveisaincMt-lecMcoior* r - . . - Also one big space full of THE N IN E OVER 25 BIG RIDES thousands of old railroad coaches, subway and elevated THE DIRECTORS COMPANY PRESENTS IN tE S o F featuring... cars, trolleys and even horse cars. In fact, at that time, O.C. Emerson Quiet Kool Huffy’^ “Scout” Gym Set for Outdoor Play Six Foot Poly Pool A PETER BOGDANOVICH • The Sky DIvor • Helicopter rode crosstown on a horse-car Swings, sky rides, everything for F»n* 7,000 BTU Air Conditioner! 10 Speed Racer active youngsters. Sturdy 2 " tubing. P R O D U a iO N • Flying Bob8 • Merry-Go-Round line not far from City Hail in Our New York City. Can’t blame Reg. t h e c a T • Scrambler • Ferrle Wheel anyone for doubting this today. Our Our Reg. Our 9.79 • Roller Coaster • 3 Umbrella Rides Reg. 7.44 Imitation Coins Reg. 89.99 60” Round i^:*:*:*:^AUiuCi • Roc-O-Plane • Tnt-A-Whirl 7 9 ® ® - 69.99 Beautifully Struck 209.95 $ 1 7 9 Poly Pool Our Reg. 6.79 5.44 • Moon Walk • Octopus Gunwall tires, Shimano derailleur; front and rear cali-^ ■'ll 48 ' —®® Padua, Italy — Early crafts­ per handbrakes with safety levers. Unassembled. s "BinCH men in Padua became so expert Adjustable thermostat for peak efficiency. 2-Seater Sand Box 4-Seater Sand Box ...CYBILL SHEPHERD AND MANY MANY MORE - in makinc* imitation coins that Two speed fan. 115 volts, 7.5 amperes; 8.1 6 Ft. Fiberglass Safety Flag Sturdy metal bed, Room for four! with m etal bed CASSinrAND the name, “Paduan,” has been EER (energy efficiency ratio). Fits all bikes. N.S.C. Safety Book 1.99 pretty sun shade. R«g. 13.S9 9.88 and tilting sunshade. Reg. 19.49 13.88 IN COLOR applied to such forgeries. ~ THE___„ GET RIDE MSCOUNT Copies of the sestertii of the / FREE parking 528-3333 TICKETS AT ALL early Roman emperors made by wm SUNDANCE m i Giovanni Cavino and Alessandro 3 W AYS TO CHARGE SALE: Friday & Saturday S h e d id i Bassiano were so handsome they h e p le a s e d l URNSIDE PARKADE STORES Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. MONTHr are still sought after as beauti­ BakkAmchiukd 1145 Tolland Tpke. MANCHESTER B580 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTFORD ful specimens of renaissance Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. —Seventeen Magaeine EE! STUDENT DISCOUNT CAROS! SAVE S0« FOR YOURSELFk 5 MINUTES FROM HTFD 1-84 EXIT58 AND A GUEST-OET YOUR CARDS NOW AT THE THEATRE!" medals. iW m m m PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Ctonn.. Fri.. June 28, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., June 28,1974— PAGE FIVE

Ambulance Firm SUMMER Warran!y Deeds Elizabeth London, property, at iHaurliPBtpr Eitf ntng ralh Russell G. Philbrick Sr. to 92-94 Russell St., $M,000. SPECIAL Good thru June 29th Faces Suspension David C. and Carol L. Wilbour, Marriage Licenses property at 26 Wadsworth St., Leroy Windsor Baylor and ' Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Any Standird $35,000. Marie Bawl, both Manchester. HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart­ without heating or that were in- j Nellie M. Gowett to James T. Portable Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Salvatore Joseph Martone, ford ambulance operator adequately heated; failure to; Hodson and Beulah W. Cole, New Haven, and Gertrude TYPEWRITER Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Harvey L. Kagan has been keep vehicles garaged when not i property at 26 Doane St., $36,- 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Ellen MacKenzie, Seymour, Cleaned, Ad|ueted, Andrew Tally ordered to show cause why his on call; use of answering ser­ 000. July 6, Salvation Army. department, 647-9946. New Ribbon Published every evening except Sun­ state ambulance license should vices without radio com­ Louis J. and Thomas D. Building Permils days and holidays. Entered at the not be suspended or revoked munications; failure to carry Halenar to Kenneth M. and Lin­ Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Eva Villa, tool shed at 149 Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ after he and two others were minimum mandatory equip­ da S. Hankinson, property at 309 loomis St., 14.95 accused of defrauding the ment; use of unlicensed or un­ Oakland St., $20,000. cond Class Mail Matter. Royal Pools for Gary (No Dslivsry or Plek-up) Welfare Department of an es­ approved branch locations; Trio Enterprises to Leonard Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Chappell, swimming pool at 118 WITH THIS AD S2.M OPFI The Manchester. Publishing Co. Colson Discovers timated $60,000. denying state investigators W. and Marilyn Chmielewski, Diane Dr., $3,000. Kagan, owner of Professional access to company records; use property at 55 Overland St., assumes no financial responsibility for Royal Pools for William YALE Public Morality Ambulance Service Inc., was of unreported, unlicensed per- $33,000. typographical errors appearing in adver­ Marceau, swimming pool at 8 TYPEWRITER SERVKE Subscription Rates ordered to defend himself sonhel; use of fraudulantly ob­ Congerva!or's Deed Tracy Dr., $3,200. 41 PURNELL PLACE tisements and other reading matter in against 14 charges brought by Elsie G. Strimaitis, conser- MANCHESTER Payable in Advance tained Red Cross training cer­ Royal Pools for Harry Hite -The Manchester Evening Herald. WASHINGTON - “ I non­ President of the wrongness ot the Connecticut Ambulance tificates needed to report a vatrix of estate of Elizabeth J. o 649-4986 o One Month...... $3.25 certain actions or, failing that, swimming pool at 24 Kennedy snses'eseiBs'iiiMpaai Display advertising closing hours, etheless came to believe that I Commission following an in­ motor vehicle accident; Graham, to Ivan E. and Rd., $2,800. Single Copy...... 154 three full days prior to publication. had a moral responsibility for resigning and telling his story vestigation initiated by Rep. roaming and cruising; stacking By (Carrier, W eekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon the chain of events that led to a to the people. Edgar A. King, R-Farmington. emergency calls and harass­ One Year...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon violation of Dr. Fielding’s Maybe what Colson said will 'The charges, many of which ment of other competing am­ bring a little humility to the Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and rights.” were aired by former Kagan bulance services. politicians for he also reminded TURNPIKE TV &APPLIANCE Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. It seems to me that this employes during legislative sentence in Charles Colson’s them that “Contrary to my hearings on ambulance ser­ pre-sentencing statement is view at the time, one who vices, inciude use of unlicensed what lawyers call the serves in public office is not personnel, failure to report an gravemen of Colson’s crime in doing anyone a favor. He or she automobile accident and accep­ NOTICE INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE obstructing justice by dis­ is privileged to hold that office ting emergency calls when no TOWN OF MANCHESTER A Political Move seminating damaging informa­ in public trust. One’s loyalty vehicles were available. CONNECTICUT tion about Daniel Ellsberg, of should go beyond the man he The hearing was set for July In response to a petition for Pentagon Papers notoriety. serves to the institutions and 29, but will be conducted by a the installation of sanitary Whether or not one believes, people that have reposed that unit of the newly created sewers on Baldwin Road, Con­ In assessing the confrontations and migration policies by making such a as Colson asserts, that he was trust in him.” satewide Emergency Medical cord Road, and Deming Street, S HOURS ONLY! personality clashes which seem to be concession essential to passage of a innocent of any involvement in I don’t know about the rest of Services Commission because the Board of Directors will con­ TOMORROW, SATURDAY, June 22nd, BETWEEN 9:00 - 5:00 my fellow working stiffs, but I duct a Public Hearing on taking place with increasing frequen­ bill which would give the Soviet Union the Watergate burglary, or the the Ambulance Commission break-in at the office of can't remember the last time will cease to exist on July 1. Tuesday, July 9, 1974 at 8:00 COME IN AND JOIN US FOR AN OLD FASHION PICNIC cy as the Nixon Administration is un­ a “most favorable nation” status in Ellsberg’s psychiatrist, Dr. any public official made a point Witnesses during recent p.m. in the Robertson School. der fire, one should take care to un­ trade with us. Lewis Fieldling, is irrelevant. of describing his obligations in legislative hearings testified All affected property owners HOT DOG 5c SODA 50 The whole Watergate scandal is ianguage like that. From mostly against Kagan’s firm. will be given full opportunity to derstand the motivations behind these And third. Sen. Jackson is running much more immoral than mayors up to Presidents and They alleged that incompetents express their views on the headline-grabbing exchanges. hard for the Democratic nomination criminal. It was the work of down to trash collectors, we Were routinely hired to staff proposed installation. ENJOY YOUR HOT DOG COOKED ON A TEMCO GAS GRILL have created a government ambulances, health care ad­ Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., for president in 1976. men who would do anything to whose members too often do ministrators and policemen further their own ends and the INVITATION TO BIDb ALL TEMCO GRILLS recently accused Secretary of State If there were secret agreements devil take their consciences. feel they are doing us a favor by were given gifts in return for Henry Kissinger of being party to a made by the Nixon Administration So Colson’s statement is im­ accepting public office. directing business to the NOTICE SALE PRICED! portant as a sermon preached Colson is an example, all Kagans, and emergency calls secret negotiation which altered the with Russia, we agree these should be The Manchester Board of A GREAT GIFT FOR to holders of public office right, and he deserves to serve were delayed while ambulances Education seeks bids for publically announced details of the fully aired. everywhere. It is a long over­ the minimum of a year in jail were occupied. Physical Education Supplies for 4th OF imposed by U.S. District Judge Kagan and two other local 1972 nuclear arms agreement with But the timing of Sen. Jackson’s due reminder to those public the junior high schools for the JULY men and women that misuse of Gerhard A. Gesell. He was cor­ ambulance operators were 1974-1975 school year. Sealed

'*'Ai3dVS Od3lW IffH PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 28, 1974 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 28, 1974— PAGE FIFTF.BiN Homes For S ale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered Articles tor Sale ■ Lots-Land tor Sale 24 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting. 33 41 Articlea tor Sale 41 Dogt-BIrda-PeU 43 Apartmenta For Rant S3 Apartmenta For Rant S3 Apartments For Rant 53 Apartments For Rant S3 Apartments For Rant 93 REWEAVING burns, holes. LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. INVESTMENT COVENTOY - Building lot, 30,- TEACHERS have saved AIR-CONDITIONER - 6,000 TRIUMPH Bonnevillp 1071 AKC registered Bassett Hound, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. homeowners 20-507o on quality We design and build: Bams, B.T.U. Frigidaire window u’nit, stock machil^^ imma^ LOOKING for anything in real FOUR room apartment on $41,500. Seven rental units, 000 square feet, lake privileges, Window shades, Venetian tri-color, four months old, call estate rental — apartments, Main Street. Convenient to the house painting. Fourteen years Family rooms. Green houses, t o year guarantee, $130. Call condition, 3,500 ’ m i T e r $ S 742-8721. APARTMENT aluminum siding, bam. Good Buena Vista Road, $2,500. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Rec rooms. Pool and Patio homes, multiple dwellings, no hospital, available immediate­ Jackston Agency, 646-1316. experience, fully insured. 643- ______Bob 649-4688. RENTAL OmCE REM. income producer AVANTE Marlows, 867 MIAIN St. 649- 16()9. Cabanas, Kitchens. Working fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ly. Edmund Gorman Agency, 5221. with rough sawn boards and DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, LOVABLE eight week old Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 6464040. We have a large variety of HUTCHINS A g e n c y kittens, call 646-7937. JVe H a ve ESTATE 649-5324 REALTY MANSFIELD CENTER - 20 CEILINGS, inside painting, beams a specialty. Also roofing $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, 1969 CORVETTE, customized deluxe one and two-bedroomi MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. and siding, using the finest stone, gravel, pool and patio 1971 body, two tops, 350, 4- OAKLAND STREET - two- MANCHE)STER - 4 rooms, first apartments and fownhouaes acres for sale, zoned for one papering, floor sanding- BEST looking golden retriever* CORNER acre buildings, 51/2 miles from Removal, pruning, lot clearing, refinishing (specializing in materials. Barrett Home Im­ sand. 643-9504. speed, $3,500. 649-8210. bedroom apartment, available floor apartment, includes ttooughout Manchester. Ren-' OFFERS.,. spraying.Fully iured. Licensed. provement Company, Roger in town for stud. High Farms July 1st. Carpeting, appliances, A Lot At Stake. stove, refrigerator, disposal, MANCHESTER - Two-family, shopping center and UConn. older floors). John Verfaille, championship lines, AKC tal office open daily from 9-5 j Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. 646-5750, 872-2222. Barrett, 649-0822. alum inum sheets used as TAG SALE - 67 South Alton heat, parking, $225. Phone 649- heat, hot water. Lease. $200. 6-6 duplex with three bedrooms Owner must sell. Jim Wood, J. registered, 649-0477. 4108. otho- times by appUntment. each side. Large kichens, new Watson Beach Real Estate, M7- printing plates, .007 thick, Street, Manchester. Saturday, When we ask you to look at our Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. , By RALPH PASEK bathrooms, vinyl covered steel MANCHESTER — Starter home, 3 bedroom Capo, newly 1550. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom m 32”. a cents each or 5 for $1 9-5. Antiques, glassware, fur­ niture, tools, toys, clothes, elec- SAMOYED PUPPIES AKC BRAND NEW three bedroom neu>est apartments, we’re putting DMUTOEXTBraSES,llt siding, aluminum storms and done over kitchen and bath, aluminum sided, fireplace In Trees cut, trimmed or topped, decorating. Interior painting. Phone 643-2711. MANCHESTER - 4-room apart­ stumps reoved, fully insur^. Roottng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 trical appliances. registered championship blood duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall our reputation on the line. We’ve ment, garage, no appliances, 2494 Hni SWs.lH, MmnIi^ Not everyone is the home­ screens, 2-car garage. Woiver- living room, centrally located. $29,900. HEBRON - Bolton area. $14,000 Paper hanging. New Ceilings. lines. Call 6 4 3 -^ week days owning type...In order to be eight wooded acres, 600’ fron­ Got a tree problem? Well worth Remodeling. Exterior painting. n e w s p r in t end rolls. 25 Miscellaneous items. carpeting, private driveway been building and managing apart­ $150. Wolverton Agency, 649- $41-1021 ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. BIDWELL Home Improvement after 4:30, anytime weekends. and basement.Security, $250 2813. happy al»ut owning a home, INCOME PROPERTY — Handyman’s Special. Strictly In­ tage, build more than one a phone call. 742-8252. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. cents each. Inquire side door. ments in Manchester for seventeen come from this 5-5, 2-famlly located off Main Street. $28,- Fully insured. For estimate call Co. Expert installation of Manchester Evening Herald. BASEMENT SALE, 87C Rachel monthly. Frechette & Martin the average person must be MANCHESTER - 54 duplex, home. $4,000 down required. 7 GERMAN SHEPHERD, one Realtors, 646-4144. two-car garage, separate fur­ 500. % interest, jrobert Assoc. Bob TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 649-9658. aluminum siding, gutters and Road, June 29th and 30th. years. In fact, we still have happy MANCHESTER - Six-room NICE THREE-ROOM apart­ able to feel a sense of security large appliances, cleaning trims. Roofing installation and WE BUY and sell used fur­ Household items and mis­ year old female, with papers, duplex, large kitchen, dining ment with garage, all even though he has a large naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, INCOME PROPERTY — 2-famlly, 6-7, with store attached, Gonci, 228-9274. very gentle. Owner gone into tenants in our very first buildings. country kitchen, excellent con­ 2-car garage, ample parking In front for the store. Located cellars and attics, also some PETER BELLIVEAU Painting repairs. 649-M95, 875-9109. niture. Cash on the line. One cellaneous. 11-5, 646-3092. room, living room, three appliances, air-conditioned, mortgage hanging over trqe work done. 64^1775. service. Best offer. 643-0^. TWO BEDROOM - luxury We’re confident that when you see bedrooms, one bath, parking for dition. Owner transferred. Char on So. Main St. $43i900...... Exterior, interior, piece or an entire housefull. Townhouse, located in Highland pool. $185 monthly. 646-2459. him...Few home-buyers can Bon Agency, 643-0683. wallpapering. Fair prices. Free HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 TWO Polaroid cameras. $30 for Homestead Park Village, you’ll see one car only. Central location. VERNON — Four-family, 4-4-4-4. Also 2-famlly, 5-4. Cen­ ! LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, roofing, storm windows, aw­ both.; six year old color TV L ivestock 44 Park section of Manchester, $165 monthly. Box F, lay out the full cash price at estimates. Insured and depen­ Main Street Rear, behind wooded and private. For infor- the kind of quality that has built and VERNON - Sub-lease, one trally located. Sold as one package. $68,900. I SOUTH WINDSOR J' cellars and attics cleaned, dable. 643-1671. nings. Quality workmanship, Douglas Motor Sales. console $50. Call 643-1790. Manchester Herald. bedroom spacious 3-room once; they must take out a PONY FOR Sale, good with mation; call 646-1616 or 649- maintained our reputation. mortgage, which means that 1 17 acres of level land ! lawns mowed, small tree work. free estimates. Fully insured. apartment, garage, pool, BUSINESS-INDUSTRIAL 872-9187, 649-3417. kids, $65. Phone 646-0053. 5295. they borrow the money from a I.located at the north- ! Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. PAINTING - Interior, exterior, CLEAN USED refrigerators, ATTENTION oil burner ser­ Available immediately: one and appliances, air-conditioning, HARTFDRD vicemen and plumbers, selling carpeting, $185. 872-7633. lending agency...Probably ■ westerly quadrant of * insured. Five years experience, ranges, automatic washers, Boats-Accessorles TWO bedrooms in small brand tuio bedroom townhouses. Rent in- ALUMNUM SIDED CAPE B-2 ZONE — Corner Main and Ann Street, 4-story building ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ excellent references. Ap­ ROOFING - Specializing with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s one oil burner motor, copper 45 PRESIDENTIAL most people are comfortable ■ Chapell Rd. and Ellington • eling, rec rooms, offices, repairing roofs, new roofs, new building. Perfect location. eludes heat, air-conditioner, dish­ On lovely tree shaded lot. with 3 stores sidewalk level. $75,000. Owner will take back praisals, 742-6117, (toll free). Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- tubing and other service parts MANCHESTER - two-bedroom about this arrangement, but ■ Rd. with water and sewers * household repairs. Phone 649- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned and tools. Will sell lot for FIBERGLASS FISHING boat, Silver Lane, East Hartford. VILLAGE APTS. flat, stove, refrigerator, and Fireplaced living room, second mortgage. 2171 Electric kitchen, patio, washer, wall to wall carpeting, some persons feel unhappy ■ available. I 4594. B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS - and repaired. 30 years reasonable price. Call 643-1790. 12’, complete with three chairs, carpeting included. No ^ ts . No remodeled kitchen with built- B-2 ZONE — 2-story building. Church St., located near (2 swivel), two anchor pulleys, carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. individual basement, private patio. MANCHESTER about assuming a debt that Interior and exterior painting, experience. Free estimates. SCREENED loam, gravel, utilities. $160 per month. 6 ^ ins, paneled rec room, 3 or 4 Civic Center. $85,000. TWO HANDY men want varie­ Howley, 643-5361. one anchor, excellent condition. may run up to f20,000 or more i EDMUND GUNMAN ■ paperhanging, 30 years processed gravel, sand, stone, One and two bedrooms. 5200. bedrooms. Priced at $36,900. COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE — 4,026 square feet, cen­ ty of jobs, raking rolling, experience. Four generations, IMPERIAL no-defrost Admiral $200. Phone 649-7862 after 5 MANCHESTER - New deluxe and may commit them to and fill. George H. Gritting, p.m. Near schools, churches making monthly payments for trally located, $54,900. ■ AGENCY I liming, fertilizing, mowing free estimates, fully insured. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Inc., 742-7886. side-by-side refrigerator- two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 MANCHESTER, Large one j lawns, attics, cellars cleaned chimneys, gutters, free es­ freezer, avacado, fancy chrome and shopping center, on, twenty years or longer...Some ! 646-4040 I 643-7361. baths, includes heat, two bedroom apartments, ZINSSER AGENCY INCOME PROPERH Reasonable rates, 643-5^. timates. Fully insured. Days, trim, excellent running condi­ FOR SALE -16’ with an 8’ beam appliances, carpeting, full R.F. Damato bus line. Call anytime. conditioning, appliances, people have no interest in or LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per fiberglass double-hull boat, 65 646-1511 HARTFORD TWO TEACHERS interested in evenings, 529-8056. Paul yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. tion, approximately three years private basement. $275 per carpeting, pool and playground. desire for the maintenance PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Cosgrove 643-5364. old, $225. Original cost $500.649- hp Mercury motor, like new. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 THREE-FAMILY — 6-6-6, with 3 car garage, centrally MANCHESTER - 23 acres of summer painting, exterior and month. Paul W. Dougan, Available immediately. Securi­ problems owning a home in­ Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, interior. No job too small. Call 4702. Used three times last year. Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. ty required. $170 and $195. located. $32,500. high scenic property off KELVINATOR gas stove, 30”, Includes new battery, compass, volves...These people are envelopes, bills, quick copy, 875-6115 or 872-6758. ROOFING - Installation and like new, only one year old. Call Eastern 646-8250. definitely city types and tend TWO-FAMILY — Possibly three, 5-5-4 (7), centrally Wetherall Street. Includes 4- wedding invitations. Xeroxing. repairs, gutters, storm win­ POOL for sale. 18x48. Call 647- trailer and skis. 875-7052 or 875- room house and outbuildings. 646-4822 after 5. Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale to dwell in apartments...You MANCHESTER - Ten room located. $19,900. 875-4819. dows, doors. Experienced 9604. 746 P ark er S treet, 1607. THREE-ROOM furnished 61 Greek revival architecture Under $11,000 per acre. Emer­ apartment, couple or older per­ don’t have to own a home in TWO-FAMILY — 4-4, centrally located. Priced to sell. quality workmanship. Fully in­ GAS DRYER - $35. Call 649- Manchester. house on large lot with garden son Real Estate, 643-1657. P.S. LAWNMOWERS repaired and sured. Free estimates. son. Convenient location. 224 order to give your children a and orchard and unique Sequoia $11,500. On a clear day you can see Mt. 0082. Charter Oak Street, Call PAUL DOUOAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, ir FREE DEMONSTRATION ★ good upbringing... sharpened, pick-up and Building-Contracting 33 Reasonable prices. Rick GE STOVE, like new, and GE Garden Products 47 646-41363, or 643-453.S after 8:00 p.m. Tree. Circa 1850. F. J. Spilecki, l a n d - HARTFORD Tom in Holyoke, Mass. delivered. Call Marpall now for Burnett, 646-3005. Stereo. $100 each firm. Call 872- Manchester, 643-8368. BEDS AND SPRINGS, $10, Models open daily from noon until 8:00 p.m. Realtor, 643-2121. 40x109, centrally located. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. MASONRY - All types, 7633. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your MANCHESTER - Beautiful lot. singles, good condition. Also FIVE-ROOM Apartment, gar­ Odd size lot, approximately 48x109, centrally located. fieldstone, brick, concrete. GILLIS HOME Improvement - wooden chairs. Call 742-8065. 9- own, large fields, 224 Hillstown SOUTH WINDSOR CUSTOM 7-ROOM Colonial, Will build to your plans. CASH Registers and adding Free estimates, after 5 p.m., SpecializingSpecial' in roofing and TAG SALE - Sofa, chair, twin Rd., Manchester, Field open 9 age. Cellar storage and yard. large rooms, magnificent lot. A Forward Progress for ALL Your Real Estate Needs Excellent location. Frechette & machines. - Sales, service, 643-1870 or 644-2975 gutters.gutters Can i------649-3269. mattress, household, clothes, a.m. to 8 p.m. $165 monthly. Manchester. 649- 635 CENTER STREET - 4 1/2 NEW LISTING must see. Lots of extras. Priced Martin, Realtors,' Inc. 646-4144. 2871. roojn Townhouse, all Six room spacious Ranch plus supplies. 15 years experience, OFFICE COPIER paper, below toys, reasonable. Saturday, 10- ^ A A B to sell in mid 40’s. Call B/W formerly with NCR. Free NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Heating-Ptuipbing 35 6. 63 Oakwood Rd. appliances, fully carpeted, two large rec room in lower level. realty, 647-1419. retail cost, Multi-Spectium and WlkELH0RSEIiBMGM6lllltti‘ NEWLY DECORATED three- LANDLORDS! air-conditioners, neat, hot Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Electrostatic. Miscellaneous 7 hp electric 12 volt starting 2t” Rentex is a free and private Vh baths, 2-car attached gar­ Investment Property 25 Coventry, 742-6381. ditions, rec rooms, porches and LYNN’S PLUMBING - TAG SALE Friday through Sun­ room apartment, 613 Main water, storage and parking, on AVANTE ci^iers and typewriters. 643- mower. Serviced, deUvered, ready to listing service. We screen bus line, $225 monthly. Charles age with electric door opener roofing. No job too small. Call Repairs, remodeling, new con­ day, June 28-30. Miscellaneous mow. Street, across from Center and breezeway. Large level COLUMBIA LAKEFRONT HANDCOCK, MASS. - Huge CUSTOM MADE draperies, 649-3144. struction. Water pumps. items. 19 Trotter Street, SPECIAL $489 • E-Z Torma Park, on bus line. Heat, hot tenants according to income, Ponticelli, 646-0800, 649-9644. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Custom home, family room, house on 2.5 acres, three floors, French spoken also. 8'75-7263. water, refrigerator, gas range, area, kids and pet restrictions Available July 15th. lot nicely landscaped. Im­ very reasonable, work USED STOVE and washing Manchester. STICKELS Silver Lane at Hartford Rd., Mandie$ter 6 4 3 -lS ll maculate, move-in condition. built-ins, carpeting, REALTY total 22 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- CARPENTRY - Repairs, Rout* 83, Vomon 643-07S7 parking provided. References, and size. machine for sale. Call 643-1675. ^curity required. No children, Cali Suzanne Shorts or Arthur fireplaces, patio, 2-car gar­ some furniture, $40,000. Hagler 4266. remodeling, additions, roofing. SEWERLINES, sink lines, COLDSPOT air-conditioner, ______Opan Nit— 1H 9______RENTEX Real Estate, 643-6624. cleaned with electric cutters, 10,000 BTU 15 1/4X25 1/2 in. no pets. 643-0578 after 6 p.m. « MANCHESTER - Two bedroom Shorts 646-3233. age. Call David Patria, South Wind­ FIVE PIECE oak bedroom set, LANDLORD SERVICE Townhouse, ideal for family. 6 4 6 -5 4 6 1 G&H PAVING & Construction sor, 644-1796. by professionals. McKinney Excellent condition, quiet. $W. HUTCHINS AGENCY Kelvinator refrigerator. Sears PICK YOUR own strawberries, With no obligation. Call Full basement, private en­ L WATSON BEACH CO. Company - Paving, sealing, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Evenings 643-4502. Grisels, Route 85, Bolton, 649-5324 pany, 643-5308. Kenmore push button electric SIX-ROOM Duplex in collect, 728-9423 trances and patio. $240 per Manchester Office 647-9139 concrete work, septic systems WES ROBBINS carpentry range. Call 643-2880. across from School Rd., daily, 8 month. Paul W. Dougan, Resort Property 27 installed. Commercial and TAG SALE - Saturday, June Manchester, $200. References remodeling specialist. Ad­ to 12,4:30 to 8, weekends, 8 to 8. and security. Phone 529-8370 or Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. residential. 26 years ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB too small, toilet 29th. Chairs and cabinets and CAMPING LOTS for sale; SIXTEEN cubic foot Frigidaire 875-3024. Now Listing Manchaster experience. Free estimates. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen miscellaneous. 32 McCann STRAWBERRIES - Pick vour Beautiful recreation area and lake. 649-5233. faucets replaced, repaired, rec refrigerator, bottom freezer, FOUR-ROOM redecorated 649-3446. good condition, $125 or best Drive, off Wetherall Street, own, containers furnished. 30 apartment. Appliances, heat, Situated at the Mohawk Beach rooms, bathroom remodeling, Manchester, 10-5. Rain date, Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Safe 61 COLUMBIA LAKE estates in Massachussetts. offer. 643-2587. Clark Street, South Windsor, off hot water, central location. CUSTOM MADE draperies and LEON Cieszynski builder - new heat modernization, etc. Free Sunday, June 30. of Burnham Street, P u C K B REDWOOD FARMS Very reasonaible price. Call for estimates gladly given. M & M Parking. Security. $190 ! | [ ore our business W k OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2 - 5 P.M. bedspreads, wide selection of homes custom built, GIRL’S 20” yellow metallic Manchester. monthly. 649-3340. NINE-ROOM COLONIAL information after 5 p.m., 742- fabrics. Phone 649-1786 remodeled, additions, rec Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. FOR SALE Large united com­ 9556. anytime. sting-ray bicycle, sissy bar, rooms, garages, kitchens good condition. 649-0387. bination refrigerator and STRAWBERRIES - Pick our Save Some Greenbacks MANCHESTER - two-bedroom ..CARTER'S Features: remodeled, bath tile, cement TOWNE Plumbing Service, freezer. Good condition. SHERWOOD FOREST - own, Morra, 20 Tinker Pond apartment. Heat included. COMPLETE junk cars work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ repairs, alterations, vanity 96X34X29. $175. 649-1477. Road, Bolton. 1-4 and 6-8. Bring 2Vz Baths 2-Car Garage Becket, Mass. Three cottages, cabinets a specialty. Call to With a New Hatchback! Available immediately. Securi­ removed free in Manchester, tial or commercial. Call 649- FOR BETTER cleaning, to your containers. ty required. $165. Eastern, 646- $7,500, $21,000, $15,000. Two 8:30 a.m. 7 4 Bedroom s Rec Room South Windsor, Vernon and 4291. , 6 p.m. to p.m. 649- keep colors gleaming, use Blue TAG SALE -114 Harlan Street, 8250. BRAND NEW 1974 lots, $1,700 each. Beat the heat, Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, 4056. Manchester. Saturday 10 a.m. - Family Room Fireplace contact Hagler Real Estate, Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent HEAD AND LEAF lettuce, Route 74, Tolland, Conn, 649- CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ 6 p.m. Rain date Sunday. Swiss chard, squash, beets, Chevrolet D (M io Cl^ie Gas Heat Aluminum Siding 643-6624. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, electric shampooer, $1. E. A. EAST HARTFORD - Two- 4578, 875-6231. ages, additions, bathrooms, Johnson Paint Co. peas and strawberries. Casimir bedroom apartment. V-8 engine, Turbo- Half-Acre Lot kitchens, houses, repairs. Free repairs and remodeling, NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale. Kurys Farm, 157 French Rd., Appliances, available July 1, hydramatlc transmiaalon, STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ estimates. Small jobs. Stephen ^ cialize in hot water heaters. UPRIGHT Freezer - 22 cu. ft. SaturdUjr June 29th, 10-4. Mini Bolton. security required. $160. power atearing, power Real Estate Wanted 28 ting Agency. All painting, Martin, 646-7295. Prompt service on emergency. bike, picnic table, chrome brakes, radio, tinted 643-7024. 1,000 lb.. Complete set brass Eastern, 646-8250. PRICED IN THE MID 50’s carpentry, masonary, concrete I fireplace tools, maple coffee motorcycle wheels and much A ntiques 48 glaaa, center arm rest, SELLING your home or work, fences, floor cleaning. more. M Homestead Street. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Flooring table, electric lawn mower, MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom exterior decor group, acreage? For prompt friendly For any job, call 649-1590 36 mahogony Duncan Phyfe dining WANTED Antique furniture, apartment, appliances, Exclusive Sale between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Carpentry and general contrac­ TAG SALE - June 29th, 10-4, ^body mouldinga, full service, call Louis Dimock ting. Residential and commer­ room table, pads, chairs. Cal! glass, pewter, oil paintings, or available July 1, security wheel covert, white wall by Realty, 649-9828. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, 649-1765. Bolton Lake, follow 44 to other antique items. R. required. $160. Eastern, 646- SILVER MAINTENANCE Ser­ cial. Whether it be a small (specializing in older floors). Tolland Road to Cubles Drive tires. Stock No. 2822. CARL A. ZINSSER repair job, a custom built home Harrison, 643-8709. 8250. ALL CASH for your property vice, commercial and residen­ Ceilings and inside painting. follow signs. Porch glider, or anything in between, call 646- John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- TAG SALE. Three families. AGENCY within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, tial, floors, carpets, windows, Miscellaneous household items, glassware, lamps, jewelry etc. WANTED - Original Hitchcock 1379. 2222. e A e 4 B 44 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE instant service. Hayes Agency, fully insured, work guaranteed. tubes, Avon bottles, cameras chairs, armless. Handgrip and THREE ROOM Garden Apart­ 646-0131. For free estimates call 6 ^ WHIRLPOOL portable, multi­ with one or two back panels. ment, centrally located, OUR PUCE *3725 and some furniture. Saturday 5398. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, cycle dishwasher. Converts to BRAND appliances and heat, included. REALTOR® fireplaces, flagstone terraces, and Sunday, June 29 and 30, 10 Four turnings into wood seat. Woodland Terrace MLS WE WILL buy your house. Call until dark. 458 West Middle undercounter. Cutting board Four to six rails attached to NEW Air-conditioners, lease and concrete repairs, inside and top. $85. Moving. security, $175. 649-3978, 646- ”A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" anytime, Hutchins Agency, outside. Reasonably priced. □ MISC. FOR SALE Tpke. Apt. 19, in back. legs. Finish natural or gloss Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, fireplaced living room Realtors, 649-5324. Aluminum Siding black. Reply to Andrews, 21250 4780. and family room with a lovely view of the lake. 2 car KItchtn RN>mod«llng 643-0851. „ TAG SALE - 216 Spruce Street, HENRY STREET - Four TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Canyon View Drive, Saratoga, attached garage plus large lot. Immediate occupan­ New Additions Articles for Sale 41 Saturday, 10-5. apartment size *2915 MANCHESTER - six room fur­ CARTER bedroom older home, country SELLING your house? Call us ANY TYPE Carpentry and items, household goods. Some California, 95070. cy affords new owner a delightful summer. $40’s. MANCHESTER first and we’ll make you a cash R.E. MILLER, Builder small furniture, children’s refrigerator, polaroid camera, nished apartment in older kitchen, dining room, first floor masonry work, additions and GE WASHER and dryer, six full view door 36x80 no screen, home. $255 includes utilities. laundry, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car gar­ GRACIOUS COLONIAL offer. One day service. T. J. C all 649-1421 remodeling. Free estimates. A. clothes, old upright piano, good Wanted to Buy 49 1974 DATSUN 8-210 HATCHBACK Directions: East of Manchester on Route #6 to Route Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. months old, 18 lb. heavy duty. aluminum windows, radio. Available August 1st. 643-8078 age, swimming pool. 646-4063. Squillacote, 649-0811. Excellent condition. $300 firm. condition. 1()9 Timrod Road, after 6. CHEVROLET #87 to Woodiand Terrace, Columbia Lake. Saturday rain or shine. 10-5. ------WANTED boy’s 26” bicycle. 4 speed transmission, tinted glass, power disc 1229 Mote St., Mamlwtltr Ormi tvM. 'til 9—Then. 'IB k with 3 bedrooms, formal SELL YOUR HOUSE or CELLARS, attics, garage, Call 646-1444. TAG SALE - Kitchen items. Under $25. Call 646-2029. brakes, full carpeting, white side wall tires, electric For app oin tm en t a t o th e r tim es please c a ll Suzanne HANDYMAN’S Special - 7- dining room, w/fireplace, HOME Improvements - Ad­ acreage through J. Watson cleaned by two reliable married MOVING SOUTH - black and some furniture, old books, dis- rear defroster, flipper rear windows, fold down Autos For Sale 61 Shorts or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. room older home. Bowers carpeted kitchen, den, 2 full ditions, garages, rec rooms. All 11,000 BTU Fedders air* hware. 16 Tankeroosan Road, school area. New heating and Beach Real Estate Co. men. Reasonable.rates, free es- types of inside and outside white 19” TV, console sewing back seat, high level power ventilation system. baths. Garage with sunroom. Professional real estate service timates. Call 646-7786. rem odplinp F re e estimates conditioner, three years old, machine, electric snow blower, Vernon, Saturday and Sunday, ...... new wiring. Needs interior for more than ds Tall n..r ...... remoaeiing. r r ^ estimaies. $100. Call 668-2149. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. FITZGERALD FORD, INC. work. 100x150’ lot. Shade trees. Full aluminum siding. for more than 45 years. Call our Cali Ed Sass, 643-0655. gilt mirror, luggage, garden J. WATSON BEACH Manchester office, 647-9139. Painting-Papering 32 tools and much more. 64^5303. ------□ RENTALS Real Estate Co. $27,500. Call Starkweather GARAGE SALE - Friday, MUST SACRIFICE - Bedroom 7 2 CHEVROLET RLAZER *3695 Associates, 646-5353. BUILDING - Remodeling, REALTORS MLS COLLEGE Graduate students Saturday and Sunday, 9-5, 271 TAG SALE - 39 Riverside set, walnut cabinet, snack ...... Sportsman's Special, GST Package, 350 V-8 engine, roofing, concrete steps, Main Street. Kitchen cabinets, tables, lamps, draperies. All Rooms for Rant 52 Manchester Office 647-9139 MANCHESTER - Splk level, available for exterior and in­ fireplaces. For estimates call Drive, Saturday and Sunday, 9- automatic transmission, power steering, semi­ FORD he We Dbcouilinc old bottles, crocks, bureaus, custom made, excellent condi- — ------convenient to everything, 1 i r - ■■ 646-1180 terior painting. Six years 649-1142. 5. Table, chairs, glassware, automatic Warren hubs, mud and snow tires, radio, ful­ experience. Fully insured. Free other household goods, golf bric-a-brac, miscellaneous, tion. 569-1625. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- ly carpeted, front bucket seats, rear seat. Metallic rooms, 2 full baths, formal balls and many other gobies. ------nished room s, c en trally dining room, fireplaced livini estimates. Call our com­ clothes, books, tools, cabinet. Green, black top and Interior. MERRITT AGENCY petitors, than call us, 649-7034. MASON CONTRACTOR - 36 FEET heavy duty aluminum located. Kitchen privileges, Small Cars? YESI room, eat-in kitchen, Bzzzzzzzz In and tee our Plastering, custom built stone TAG SALE - Two-family, ANTIQUE SALE - Victorian an­ extention ladder, used very lit- Parking. Reasonaole rales, ’68 RAM8LER AMERICAN bedrooms, rec room, laundry REALTOR busy Bee. We're ready, or brick fireplaces, chimney Friday and Saturday, 28-29th, 7 tie, $30. 643-4379. Phone 649-2358. room, garage treed lot. High INSIDE - Outside painting, tiques and household items, 2-door sedan, 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed standard shift, Example Buys: willing and able to atelat fe c ia l rates for people over 65. repair, block and cement work. Doming Street, South Windsor, MEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATI 30s. F. J.. SpileSpilecki, Realtor, 643- Saturday and Sunday, 10-8. 25 TRUCK CAMPER - 10 1/2’, NEW FURNISHED room, near 4 new tires, 13,000, YES, 13,000 original miles. Frost 2121. you In the aala or Fully insured. Estimates given. New and repairs. E. Richard­ corner Doming and Clark Spruce Street, Manchester. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 purchase of YOUR Call 649-7863. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Street. sleeps four, monomatic toilet, bus lin e , la u n d ro m a t, white with charcoal Interior. NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN THINK baths, 2-car garage, quiet $995. Must sell. Call 649-5400. restaurant, parking. Excellent property. TAG SALE - June 29 and 30th, 8 ------— value. 646-1960. Lime yellow, 2-Door, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed residential area, $37,900. Two- Oval Lane. 10-6 p.m. Two-way *1495 transmission, five A78x13 white sidewall tires, AM last section family, over 300’ deep lot, radio, curtains, miscellaneous BOTTLES made into vases, ------candle holders, all colors, LADIES ONLY - Furnished radio, plus standard equipmfnt. Stock No. 218. ■! $30,250. BLANCHARD — Ideal semi-retirement & ROSSEnO home. Two bedrooms H ■ excellent income, $36,900. Two- items. ’72 HORHET SST List Price $2718 family, residential zone C, ideal ------design, 50 cents up. 649-5459. rooms for rent, completely fur- ■ Ranch style condominium, rec room, 1’A baths, g la s s ! of homes now JCeitlt I i BARGAIN BOX ------— nished with all utilities in- 2-door sedan, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmis­ professional location, $48,900. SATURDAY SALE, June 29,10- DISCOUNT ■ doors, appliances. H Martens Agency, Realtors .... ^ Clip Out - Fill In • Mall Yoday EXCELLENT Condition - eluded, convenient to bus line. sion, radio, 5 new white wall tires, extremely low original I m 4. Beds, books, clothes, games, miles. Powder blue, blue vinyl top. PRICE ^ 2 5 7 5 available 646-2550. knick-knacks, music. Come Craftsman 22” rotor mower community kitchen and bath, $32,900 — 8 room Cape, with 2 full baths. Possible 5 I eaI SstaU with self starter, $30. Call 646- Call after 4 p.m., 644-0383. bedrooms, fireplace, garage, and treed lot. A fantastic | i I SAVE OVER S0% poke around) 233 Indian Hill LAST 4 homes ready for Trail, Glastonbury. 8797. ------_____ *2495 I buy, don’t miss Itl ^ occupancy — Then •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 172 E. Center St. ______CLEAN FURNISHED room for RAILROAD TIES - excellent elderly working gentleman, $34,900 — Immaculate 6 room Cape, brand new kitchen ■ we're completely sold Lots-Land tor Sale 24 649-1922 646-4126 COMPLETE Modern bedroom ’71 DATSUH 1200 FASTBACK NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN NEW 1974 PINTO WAGON I i 12 Words ■ 3 Days ■ 1 Dollar condition, free delivery of ten Phone 643-9353 or 649-3142. Brown, 4-speed transmission, 4-cyllnder engine, and bath, fireplace, carpeting throughout, attached gar- ■ outi suite for sale, $150. Phone 643- 4-speed transmission, 4-cyllnder engine, radio, radial 2-Door, blue, automatic trensmiMlon, 4-cyllndar The e Bedroom Ranch - ^^1 I ClaMlflcation 41, Mlacallanaoua For Sal# Only 6341. or more, (^all 872^754 or 872------;— engine, five A78x13 white side wall Urea, passenger radial white side wall tirea, luggage rack, accent age, and huge treed lot. m $27,500 7103. Contractors welcome. GENTLEMAN to share five tires, tangerine color with tan Interior, Stock No. 5083A comp., carpet, accent group, tinted glase, light group, light group. Stock No. 221. List $3141. r HORSES? ■ Services Ottered 31 room air-conditioned apart- group. Stock No. 205. List $ ^ 1 . ■ The .3 Bedroom Townhouse, Ads must be mailed only No phone orders ABOUT 50 used 8’ fluorescent $39,500 — Newly listed, 5-7,2-family. One apartment has I ...... ment, completely furnished. 7-$32,990 ■ Six acre parcel with 380*2 Payment must accompany ad light fixtures, industrial type. *1895 I 4 bedrooms. Two car garage. Clean as a whistle. 5 . . . Includes air condition­ ■ frontage on Hlllstown Rd. in* SHARPENING Service - Doga-BIrds-Pats 43 Next to Parkade. Call 643-8459. ing, carports, full basement, One Item only, include price and phone Sell any amount $7 each. Grem- I Manchester. 6 Saws, knives, axes, shears, mo Sc Mn Sales, 819 E. Middle ’70 VOLVO 142S i s r * 2 9 8 5 $39,900 — Brand new, 6 room aluminum sided Colonial. I swimming pool, tennis skates, rotary blades. Quick I No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only IRISH SETTER for sale, one ROOM WITH k itc h e n courts, grounds and exterior Tpke., Manchester, 649-9953. 2-door sedan, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed, bucket s r * 2 8 8 0 Located on quiet street In town. Fireplace, V /i baths, | I ! service. Capitol Equipment Ad may be edited to conform to rules year old male, very good with privileges, centrally located. 14 1 ^maintenance. seats, AM/FM Stereo radio with 8-track tape player, trees. h Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. children. Call 646-0867. Arch Street, Manchester. ■ EDMUND GORMAN! Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. GARAGE SALE, household MIchelln radial tires. Impeccable conditlonj Banker’s Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday items: furniture, lamps, mc- NEW 1974 MUSTANG MACH 1 $41,900 — Country Club location, oversized 7 room, 1'/i ■ ! AGENCY ■ 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- No delay In publication will be permitted. POMERANIANS, all colors, FOR WOMEN only - Room and gray with a red Interior. Stock No. 5086D. / NEW 1974 MAVERICK silver, 3-door, automatic transmission, 6 cylinder 7958. tures, sink. 86 Richmond Dr. poodles, apricot toy-minature, board, $20 weekly. Parking in- Orange, 2-Door Sedan, automatic transmission, 6 transmission, radio, digital clock, power steering, bath Cape. Huge first floor family room, large treed lot * Friday, Saturday, 28th, 29th. cylinder engine, vinyl seats, white side wall tiree, power brakes, console, bumper guards, luxury In­ and double garage. ■ I . . . - m j peke-a-poos; Siberian husky eluded. Phone 644-1754. power steering, exterior decor group, light group. terior hroup, light group, convenience group, radial ‘ g f e e q . • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and White German Shepherds. —— ------______*2395 Stock No. 214. List $3269 white side wall tires. Stock NO. 24. Ust $4305. ■ BASEMENT SALE, must Willimantic, 487-0944. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room. $45,000 — Business zoned property on heavily traveled ! Real Estate Wanted 28 Real Estate Wanted 28 sacrifice everything, 11 Glenn ------Gentleman. Shower bath, SPECIALTY SPECIAL street. Store or offices plus 6 room apartment. Private m gives you more Rd., East Hartfordf, Thursday ! financing available. ! AKC Cocker Spaniel pups, private entrance, free parking, 68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD CONV. through Sunday, 9-4, 569-1625. adorable reddish color. Apply 195 Spruce Street, ■ Lydall Street/Manchester V-8,4-speed transmission, power steering, radio, 4 new s r * 3 1 2 5 ! S r * 3 9 8 0 I $50,500 — Real big 5-5, 2-famlly. Built In 1967. Three H Reasonable. Call 742-7536. Manchester. 649-6259/646-6909(^ white wall tires, sliver blue metallic, red bucket seat In­ bedrooms, large living room and kitchen, gas heat, ■ ZENITH 23” color Television, - ■ ------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Condominium Livinj) In'ah $150 firm. Standard, Royal terior. aluminum and brick exterior. ! :What is your Property Worth? HELP - Mother wandering. Apartments For Rent 53 Estate Setting a . Wpewriter with stand, $35. father unknown, lots of love to — '----- — ------1495 See Our Rec Vehicles We will inspect your property and suggest i Phone 849-7882 after 5 p.m. give, part Manx kittens, nine MANCHESTER - Four rooms, $54,900 — Brand new 5-5, duplex, 1'/4 baths, 3 * an asking price. (No obligation.) weeks old, litter trained; 646- air-conditioned, garage, heat, On Display Ask us About bur guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! THREE ALUMINUM roll-up 8052. hot water, appUances. $200. ■ bedrooms, huge kitchen and living room, separate ! awnings, one new 12’, two used —.------Phone 649-7544, 649-6985. NOW!______heating systems, aluminum siding, large treed lot. I m S h e l i e r a t b 9’. Ideal for small store. 649- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 7 MONTH OLD male puppy, ------^ ^ De Cormier REALTORS — MLS 0315. trained, likes children, needs THREE ROOM apartm ent, PRICE REDUCED - Far below PASEK good home. Call 646-8711. downtown. M anchester, ,no M ''Obr office la In conatant need of new listings. If you’r * | replacement cost, centrally air- P.O. Box 591 TAG SALE - 7 Hackmatack ------children, heat included in rent. Motor Sales, Inc. !■ i/iinking of selling, please call for conffdantfaf In s p e c tio n ' P conditioned, elegant 8-room 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Street, 10-3. Household items, FITZGERALD FORD, INC. ManchMter, Conn. 06040 WIRE HAIRED terrier, AKC, Available immediately. Call "ThLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" ! and evaluation. We welcome your buslnesal j redwood and stone U & R 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry children’s clothing. Rain date, female, very lively, good with 644-2314. S REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST- Contemporary Ranch in Member National Aeeoc. of Real Estate Boards also mem- July 1st, Monday. children. M3-l^7. — ------;------DATSON n a r ? " WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN E V ll _J| executive area. 70’s. The ber of the Hartford, Manchester .and Vernon Mullple List­ ------WE HAVE customers waituig H eritage Group, 633-8311. L_____ 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. 2iBS Rroad Stroot, Manchoster ing Service. ClasaMcatlon 41, Mlaoollanaoua For Bala Or" ANTIQUE coat-um brella COLLIE pups, AKC, sables and lor the rental of your apartment PlMNM 643-248S' CALL TOU FREE 1-800-842-227R I BLANCHARD & ROSSEHOEvenings call Jean Ramaker stand, 7 foot high, mahogany, whites, excellent temperament, or home. J.D. Real Estate Ptibne 643-4165 REALTOR8-ML8 646-24821 633-16M. 6494)405. 646-0152. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. SHOP AND SAVE 189 WMt Conttr StrMt ' PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 28, 1974 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 6Y Autos For Sa/e 61 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.; June 28. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN AN (MT?PF6T1M<2» TWOUSMT IN ALUTHf 7i/M^ (V f I^NOv»//J inrei.i^cTUAu^! 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA sta­ BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN au^T occupPFP TO M e , You ANP e i& QU6, Me/TMFP tion wagon, automatic OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE transmission. $2,200. 1971 OFYtJU HA6 eVEI? THATp A SWITCHM 1 T R ie p SEULIW; LUCK, EH?, Toyota Mark II, twoKloor hard­ I NO l o n g e r f in d \ I JUST FINISHED A THAT SUV'S A P -Y hilE'LL FLUNK ILL HATE MYSELF^ TFUF\/(4|OM. top with air-conditioning, ^,- YA USUALLY TAKE \ IT N E C E S S A R Y TO PRlVlW ATRUCK, WELL, MITTIM' HES NO OUT HERE, VOU BOVS SIMPLY DON'T UNDER COURSE IN SPEED . AM' LAYIM'BRICKS, I LET ME WR askin; but s t a n d 050. 1969 Toyota Corona, four- UP ABOUT TWO SPEND THAT MUCH SOOP FOR AMY- TOO! BIFF I IHPUSTRIAL ESPIONASE.’ ARE ___. R E A D IN G / Bu t I WASW'T SET- TELLVOU THINS ELSE,SO WOULP HAVE ARE Vi5U c l a im in ’ W CAM'T PATENT A c o n c e p t ; HOURS READIN’ MY ‘ TIME p e r u s in g YOU door, $1,250. 1969 Toyota MAGAZINES FER TIMS AMYWHEBE-- SCM E- HE'S-JOIMIM'US HELPEP HIM '<7UB POLL HOUSE T SIMPLY RESORTED TO SURE BIG S A V IN S ^ R R E N T . SO I THOUSHT I'P THIW’ -AM' OL BIFF WAS A N Corolla, two-door sedan, $995. ALONS.BUT 5U0TERFU6E'- WITH FREE/ TRY MY LUCK ABOUT IT Phone 872-4619. PERIODICALS/ FEELS HIS JOBS advertisin' REMARKABLE SUCCESS/ ISN'T HERE.' HARP 8EIM' BELITTLEP.' STUNT? WHATi T h e BGAND NEW 1G74 POLARA CUSTGM STATION WAGON WORK. B E C A M E OF 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA, AS FOR THERMAL MOUTH HOOPLE THERMAL ENERGVa’M NOW 7 four-door sedan, best 6 paGGwig«r wagon, V-Songino, h e a t ?. reasonable offer. Phone 875- IMITATING THE EYE OF THE h o r s e s h o e iy E ■28 7308. automaUe tranamlaalon, powar ataaring, powar front diae ' C R A B .' i W e - 1974 by NEA, Inc. brakat, air condHiOfilng, dnted glass, roof rack, vant windows, Apartments For Rant 53 Resort Property •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos For Sale 61 carpaHng, J78x15 wMta wall For Rent 56 Wanted to Rent 57 WANTED tlraa. Stock No. 3221. 1974 OPEL MANTA Luxus, Clean, Late Modal FOUR ROOMS LAKE WlNNEPAUSAKEE - LAW STUDENT and Teacher - MICKEY FINN Fully furnished, newly maroon, many extras. Factory BY HANK LEONARD Five-room Chaiet. Available wife seeking spacious, newly warranty, $3,149. 1972 Dodge NOW *4160 redecorated and paneled, July 7th, & 14th, August 10th. decorated apartment in first USEDCARS pick-up. Adventurer package, Top Prlcoa Paid ------^ wall-to-wall carpeting, new Phone 643-0188 after 6 p.m. class neighborhood, BUT HE NEVER LISTENS HMPH! HE M U S T )HE IS — BUT HE'S THE BEST power steering and brakes, For All Makes I T O LP BE P R E T T Y Manchester area. Prefer 1G73 CNRYSLEB NEWPOGT HARDTOP I JUST WANT TO TALK H IM N O T TO ANYONE! HE GOES FRIEND I EVER HAD/ NO living rooni suite and kitchen automatic transmission, $2,695 OUT OF HIS WAV DIFFICULT TO CRYSTAL LAKE, waterfront duplex or part of older home. CARTER CHEVROin 4 door, V-8 engine, TO DIRK ABOUT THOSE TO M A IL KID WILL CALL ME set. Heat included. Opposite 1970 F ord LTD w ith air- LOOKING FOR TROUBLE! L IV E W IT H ' "SCARFACE" W H E N cottage, 6 rooms. Nice for No children or pets. References automatic transmiaalon, CARICATURES HE SENT M THEM! Center Park. Second floor. children and good fishing. Call conditioning, $1,150. COJNa HE'S AROUND' available. Occupancy July 15. Repossessions. Savings Bank of 1229 Main Strast power atooring, powar front Adults only, no pets. $190. 649-0152. Call 875-6698. ^ S cience ^ monthly. Availa'ble July 1. Manchester. 646-1700. Phone 646-6464 diac brakas, air con­ CRAWLS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ditioning, roar window THOMAS i. BLANCHARD MADISON, N.H. - Clean cot­ THE MISFIT ON- tage, private, equipped, three □ AUTOMOTIVE dofoggor, Am/FM radio,' , C 1974 by MCA Inc r W U S Pat on 6 - i 8 Ron Estate bedrooms, fireplace. Activities, heavy duty auapanslon, vant 646-0299 lakes nearby. 875-2272 and 1-603- Autos For Sale 61 windows, H78x15 white wall CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 3674797. tiraa, damonstrator. Stock NEED CAR? Credit bad? We’ro Fussy To A Point No. 3172. AS PUCEY FREES THE LITTLE “KEEP S M U G -' Bankrupt? Repossessed? All the staff at Dillon Ford Is fussy about the condi­ BIRD WHICH IS BEATING ITS WINGS BUT TO SUBDUE YOU WITH FOUR ROOM and five-room KEEPHAPPr Honest Douglas accepts lowest HELPLESSLY- SHE DOESN'T HEAR i h e s a m e a n e s t h e t i c apartments, tiled bath, heat, tion of our cars, the treatment of our customers, up­ OePEN REVIVING BEHIND HER... down, smallest payments. holding the reputation we’ve built over the years, hot water included, newly Autos For Sale 61 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. remodeled. Middle-age adults. and making sales. We’re not fussy about the age or *4200 S^urity deposit, references, no condition of the car you bring in to trade, or the We have many other apeclale - A large aalacUon of tlx and eight cylinder pets, parking 11 1/2A and B Darts lor Immediate delivery. PRISCILLA’S PO P terms you want to work out. BY AL VERMEER ^hool Street, across from East SEE. Side Rec, near Main. America’s 1 f PRISCILLA? V - J '68 MERCURY COUGAR ’ 1 2 9 0 A PRESENT 1(^4 / SHOULD VE GOT FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio. FOR TDU.' THE BARREL. hot water, stove, refrigerator, Sexy European . S i OF MONKEYS. wall-to-wall carpet, near the hospital. $180. Adults only. No ’72 RANCHERO PICK-UP *2 4 9 0 CHORCHES C ju o lis- pets. Security deposit required. 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, radio. uiiuzenKe Call 643-9678. DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER 6-za 72 FORD PICK-UP *2590 ROCKVILLE - Rockland STEVE CANYON Terrace Apartments. Large 8 foot Styleside pick-up with camper shell, V-8 engine, 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 BY MILTON CANIFF and beautiful three room, one standard transmission. bedroom apartment. Includes heat, hot water, all appliances, POES AHYONE KNOW * ^ E WA/ SHE HAS IFTOUPOSETHE^ MEANWHILE I m iL P HOT BE KILLEP’6/ 010 pmcf CM 72 FORD LTD HOW I CAN EARN MY TREATED US, OUR TO THE U.S.,SHE'LL with dishwasher, disposal, * 2 3 9 0 1970 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville, '0 BEFORE YOU HAPPY SUCH SIMPLE MEANS/THEY FISH AND POY BY SUGGESTIONS MIGHT I MAKE THEM FORGET r OUEEN THAJA; carpeting, pool and your own 2 door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatictic transmission, two-door, $2,850.1968 Chevrolet e-1 .8 RATS LEAVE MAHNAY GETTING QUEEN THAJA HAVE ALREADY BEGUN A ONE &-gB SOUND LESS THAN WATERGATE.' ALREADY THE FUNERAL PYRE FOR M E ./.. private terrace in a country set­ 1974 CAPM 2000 SPORT COUPE power steering, power brakes, air conditioning.tioning. Really! Wouldn’t you rather have a Buick? Impala, two-door, $800. 872- CIVILIZED' THE BORN LOSER REVOLUTIONARIES ting, $175. No pets, 872-6360,529- Medium Brown, 2 door, 4 speed transmission, power disc 7633. BY ART SANSOM roAMTHEOTY/ brakes, electric rear window defroster, heavy duty battery, '72 FORD GRAN TORINO * 2 4 9 0 1FB\RFQR>DUR trip odometer, tachometer, full gauge instrumentation, 4 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Motorcycles-BIcyclas 64 AH,MC5, SAFETY/ visibility light group, carpeting, custom bucket seats, steering, power brakes, air conditioning. ■ nm JAFPLE ow A bumper guards, steel belted radial LOW COST m otorcycle in­ VILUBER tires, styled steel wheels, and many surance, immediate binding. CHAIR, safety features. Stock No. 4K6 ’70 VOLKSWAGEN * 1390 See us for your needs, Crockett c d w m I APARTMENTS 4 cylinder, 4-speed, radio. Agency, 643-1577. Two-Bedroom townhouses. Many to choose from, 2000’s, 2800’s, automatics, 4 speeds. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- Fireplace. Wall-to-wall Your Small Car ^cles, parts and accessories. carpeting. Two air- FORD Headquarters Expert service. Harley- conditiohers, appliances, heat Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, and hot water. Tiled bath. No Hartford. 247-9774. pets. /m o r iS t y b r o t h e r s / THE FLINTSTONES MOTORCYCLE Insurance - BY IIANA-BARBERA Call 649-7620 Lowest rates available. Immediate binding. Pronmt 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-S135 DILLON FORD Drive in Comfort and Claim service. Call Garke In­ NO/ FRED.''-DON' HE'S 319 Main St., Manchester 643-2145 ALLEY OOP THANKS..., surance Agency, 643-1126. BY V.T. HAMLIN SURE ©lYE MILFORD TOO f a t a n y t h i n g NOW THE GENERAL IS MOST ANXIOUS H E M AY ^ Homes tor Rent 54 Safety without EXPERT bicycle repairs, all LIEUTENANT SOO NO; BUT IF / I CAN TO EAT./. TO SEE IF THIS INVENTION OF HIS N E V E R S E T IS PLOTTING TO YOU'LL CUT DO THAT, B A fF I O W makes, models and speeds. WORKS AS WELL. MANNED AS IT THAT CHANCE, KILL. HIM WHEN MOT OH SAI. t b PHONE 875-2538 ME LOOSE, I CAPTAIN MANCHESTER - Six-room sacrificing good Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, DOES UNMANNED/ m L.STtrP/ YOU PEOPLE I'LL GO house, needs handy family. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- atta ck TH' , TELL 'IM Available July 1, security HOURS: 8 -9 M ON.-FRI. 2098. STRONGHOLD.' required. $175. Eastern, 646- 8 ■ 5 SAT. gas miieage 8250. ESTABLISHED IN 1939 TRIUMPH AND HARLEY ig­ Why drive a small car whan good driving habits and nition in stock. Honda coming I MANCHESTER - four room ~All Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates soon. Discount prices. Lloyd’s home, immaculate, fully fur­ regular car maintenance will insure good gas Auto Parts, 191 Center Street. nished, modern, garage. Subur­ WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. mileage with a comfortable tamlly size car. Open 7 days. 643-1558. ban location, no pets, no children, $275 per month. 1966 HONDA 305 Scrambler, Qim Lease, references. Hayes Cor­ low mileage, good condition. M i S-26 0J^ wA»«W4. poration, 646-0131. Ask about our Call 643-9m, 643-0154. I p x g E s a * IW 4i. h e . NORTH COVENTRY - Ranch SUZUKI - 1972, TS250, excellent with fireplace, stove, Happy Wheels condition, 21” front wheel, MR. ABERNATHY BY HOUSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE West North East South refrigerator. Twin Hills Drive. Ceriani forks, extras. $575. Call New Car, 24 Month, G IV E M E A 16 Dble Pass 26 $265. Lease, security. Pasek 649-4211. Defense spells the difference promptly refused the spade Pass 3? Pass ? Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. Unlimited Mileage Warrantyl ITS HOWIE BOGGS, MINUTE. finesse. He thought his con­ You, South, hold: AMF 10-speed bicycle, 23” TDSEEVOU tract was safe. Then he came 6654 AKJ43 26AQ97 + 3 COVENTRY - 5-room Ranch, frame, one month old. Call .a b o u t A R A ISE. to his hand with the ace of $200 a month. Call 742-6519 after 5 p.m., 643-0909. NORTH 28 The bidding and play of the What do you do now? A A 10643 hearts and had to go down between 7:30-8 a.m. first three tricks was the two when the diamonds A—Just bid four hearts. Don't Bill Heintz Sales Manager says," I have offered many Bill Heintz Sales Manager says,~") am positive that the 1966 HONDA 305, $175. Also f 964 hang your partner in case he has AK same at both tables. South failed to break. FOFLRENT; 168 SOUTH Main fine trucks for sale but I can sincerely say that this is person who truly appreciates outstanding value in a S&S BUICK mini-bike, $30. Phone 644-8180 won the first trick with the made a weak takeout double. 410954 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ^ e e t , Manchester, 8-room, 5- after 6 p.m. queen of hearts, led a dia­ TODAY’S QUESTION one of the cleanest & tnost carefully driven trucks I practically brand new car at a most realistic price may *....*...... WEST EAST fledroom, single family home, mond to dummy’s king and a You hold the same hand. West “Saw England's Fastsst Growing Buick-Opsl Dealer” A KJ8 A 952 $300 Security d«posit. have ever had the pleasure to offer for sale. It is a well find this very carefully driven one owner car to be Campers-Trallers PKmAV spade back to his queen and opens one club. Your partner I I AlAM$$T.,MAIKRUTEt (OHiilvtt*)l4f.4S71 V K1082 V J73 AACHRDJ!»i«66 References required. Lease 1972 CHEVROLET CUSTOM C-10, 8 foot fleetside Pick- his answer. It is a 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA 2 door Mobile Homes 65 west’s king. overcalls one spade. What do you available. $275 monthly. Call A 108762 ♦ 4 48 do now? 646-4353. Home Seekers Realty. Up. It is a very attractive truck with its bright Yellow Sedan. It is a very handsome car with its beautiful 1967 STARCRAFT tent trailer, ♦ AK J632 At the first table West led 1969 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville, SOUTH (D) The bidding has been: 28 Answer Tomorrow body & one of the cleanest interiors I have ever seen. It Brown metallic finish & immaculately clean interior. It AUTO INSURANCE - compare sleeps 4, excellent condition. the king of hearts. South took low mileage. Sears radial tires, A Q7 MANCHESTER - With option to our low rates. For a telephone $650. Phone 649-6889. his ace right away and is very nicely equipped having the 307 V/8 regular gas is very nicely equipped having the 6 cylinder $2,300. Phone 644-2049. f AQ5 Answer to Previous Puzzle buy. Older 6-room Colonial. quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI started to run diamoncis. East 6050. PLAZA MOBILE HOMES AAQJ953 Securitv. $260 monthly. motor 3 speed standard transmission, Custom Heater & economical motor. Automatic Transmission, Custom PICK showed out on this lead so Relatives Immediate occupancy. Ask for 1965 VOLKSWAGEN - 83,000 Brokers. Buyers waiting. 1-828- W H A T D O T O U CALL 6Q\^EONE C*tV/ALU >Q£JVE b e e n F=0 KIN G 'Yt?UR 4Q 7 Defroster, Full gauges. Front & rear bumper. West Coast Radio & Heater plus many other quality extras. It has miles, $325. Phone 742-9160. South could only cash his Mr. Martin. Frechette & Mar­ JUNK CARS removed free. 0369. WHO CR066E6 THE STREET / / A DIRTY NOSE IN MY JOKE BOOK/ ETast-West vulnerable three top diamonds. He ACROSS 56 Toes (Scot) M tin, Realtors, Inc. 6464144. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. Mirrors.00484685 ' extras. It has been driven a been driven a very careful 22,069 miles since new. It Twice AND NB/ER TAKES / / DOUBLE- needed several spade tricks 1 Father (Fr.) 57 Male I 528-1990. 1968 BUICK OPEL, 2 door BIG SAVINGS - At Plaza West North East South offering most easy to certi^ 24,603 miles since new. I can has been completely & thoroughly serviced including A B A T H ? _ — ^ \ C R O S 6 E R . S Female COVENTRY NORTH - With op­ Sedan, radio, snow tires, Homes. 14’ wide homes on dis­ p r r r Y '111—y ']'■ !♦ sibling 58 Sufficient tion to buy. New 7-room R ais^ assure you that no matter how discriminating a truck all brand new white wall tires, and made ready for 1969 CUSTOM FORD - 500, 2- excellent running condition. play, exclusive Baron dealer, Pass 16 Pass 36 for his contract. So he pro­ (coll.) (archaic) $450. Call 643-9776 in the ceeded lead his last spade, Ranch. Security. $300 monthly. door, 6 cylinder, automatic, parts, supplies and accessories. T ry ~ T V ^ y Pass 3 6 Pass 3 N.T. 8 Maternal Immediate occupancy. buyer may be this one will easily surpass his highest many thousands of miles of pleasurable driving. Fully $495. Call 742-9212. evening. 'Trades welcome. Homes priced Pass Pass Pass finesse dum m y’s 10 and parent DOWN ended up with his contract (coll.) n r a Frechette & Martin, Realtors, requirements. Generous terms & trades available.” & completely guaranteed . Up to 36 months to pay at from $1,495. Plaza Homes, Opening lead-A 2 1 Ring,as a rapi Inc. 6464144. 1969 CHEVROLET CAPRICE, 1965 PONTIAC, LeMans, 6 ‘‘Quality homes sensibly plus an evertrick. 12 Ekiochal bell bank rates.” ^ _ 13 Single thing Q /g all equipped with air, excellent cylinder, $300. Call 643-8458 priced”. 1348 Wilbur Cross 2 Boy's name LlCIEi after 4:30. 14 Russian clw 3 Pro — Business for Rent 55 Price *2495. condition. $900. Phone 643-6312. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, 15 Alberta Price *2495. By Oswald & James Jacoby At the other table West had (Latin) 22 Vats 38 Some Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. taken the trouble to listen to (ah.) 1963 BUICK LaSabre, burns lit­ 4 Pass 23 Having 39 Refined WAREHOUSE SPACE, 2,980 TOYOTA - See us for reliable iii.. fcXL .1.^ Some of the best plays in the bidding. He was sure that 16 Soak flax 5 Word of color 41 German tle oil, needs exhaust manifold, square feet. Two large used Toyotas with our 60-day SKAMPER 1969 hardtop tent bridge look so easy that no South was counting on five 17 Kind of regret shades city 100% warranty. We also buy $50 or best offer. Call 6494)495. trailer, heater, ♦"'i-burner P 1174 W MtA. IK . TM. Ito| US Nl. OH duck overhead doors. Coughlin, 643- 6-2S one realizes how difficult diamond tricks and therefore 6 A ^ective 24 Italian city 42 Small 1803. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, stove, icebox, - holstery. 18 Jumper sufTix 25 Rich soil they really are. Here is one West led back the eight of 20 Thin­ bale 345 Center Street, Manchester, PONTIAC Catalina Wagon 1965 bunks, curl' i&^ssurized SHORT RIBS 7 Coterie 26 Weights of 43 Halo BY FRANK O ’NEAL that helped decide an impor­ spades at trick four. South layered 8 Parent TWO-room office and waiting 646-4321. - good mechanical condition. V- water, cJSf WTears Best tant team match. rock 44 Koko’s 8, automatic, power steering, (D 1974 by NfA Inc T H Atg US F il On 9 Space 27 Afghan weapon room. House & Hale Building, Porta-Pfc vVkieeps seven. LOOKS LIKE THE ATTI LA 21 Oriental 10 'Time for prince 953 Main Street, Call 6434846. brakes. $395. 646-8253. Askinr ^^7321. sauce 46 Algerian DATSUN 1200 1972 Fastback, THE HUN NURSERY SCHOOL family 28 Church part ci^ 22 Bind gathering 29 Leg joint 30,000 miles, excellent condi­ . . . . • f ? ...... IS ON A FIELD TRIP. ST A R GAXElC*'?) 23 Feminine 47 Pedestal MANCHESTER - 3,200 square tion. Young girl owner, $1,700. -ByCLAYR-POLUN- 11 Entire 31 FaUyers part Automotive Service 66 AutomZUve Service 66 '() LIBRA name (German) (coll.) feet of floor space, suitable for 289-9022. ax AK'n 26 Of lower 48 Force out light industry or offices. f ? MA*. 2I| Vour Daily Activity Guide SIN. 1 1 ^ 19 34 Geraint's )» According to the Stan, station historic wife 50 Possessive Parking, offices, rest rooms OCT. 12 30 Army pronoun 1966 CHEVY Impala, power 4-22-33-44 To develop message for Saturday, period 37 Rugged and 3-phase wiring. Call 649- Bill Heintz Sales Manager says,” Here is a sparkling Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is a very clean 6-5586-73, entertainment 51 Latest steering, power brakes, 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING ^ 5 4 ^ 8 0 8 3 read words corresponding to numbers 17476-77 20 Brothers mountain 5043. clean very handsome just like brand new 1973 automatic, best offer. Call 649- of your Zodiac birth sign. c group (ah.) and sisters crests (prefix) very well maintained 1972 FORD GAIAXIE 500 4 door ^ T A U R U S SCORflO 31 Debutants 1 Appraise 31 Is 61 Repudioh CHEVROLET CUSTOM MALIBU 6 passenger Station 4255. O A f t . 10 OCT. It (coll.) OFFICE SPACE - Vernon cir­ hardtop. It is a very attractive car with its handsome 2 You 32Associote 62 Solve 1 r 2 4 r r " 7 5 " io IT I ^ MAT JO 3 Your 32 Homo cle area, first floor, air- Wagon. It is a very attractive wagon with its Sahara Taq Blue body and wonderfully maintained Dark Blue all 1969 CHEVROLET Impala 2- 33 Friends 63 Behind' HOY. It 5-2081-42 4 News 34 Be 64 You sapiens 12 13- 14 conditioning, carpeting. $100 body & very clean saddle tan interior. It is very nicely door, power steering, air- jtia . &-18 0 :'52-638284 5 Something 35 Coveted 65M oy ?-I9-3(Ml/OI 33 Greek letter vinyl interior. It is a wonderfully equipped car having 6 For 36 Stotus 66 Attention 5182-72 monthly. No lease required. conditioning, new tires, radio, QIMINI 34 Hearing iS 16 equipped having the 350 regular gas V/8 motor. the 351, 2 barrel regular gas V/8 motor. Automatic BY ROY CRANE 7 Key 37 Up 67 Competition SAGITTARIUS l7 643-7^ or 872-2733. $1,095. Phone 643-5747. BUZZ SAWYER 8 Give 38 To 68 A organs Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power disc HOY. 22 A m 35 Common li Transmission, Power disc brakes. Power Steering, [. /'l.,.I'LL MISS HONEVAAOOMERS RETURN... 4VJ1/N5 20 9Poy 39 Come 69 Yourself Resort Property 315 CENTER ST., M A N C H E 5T E R ,tpN N .»P ho n« 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 10 Frierxl 40 Be 70 Flying DCC. 21 ^ contraction brakes. Custom Radio & Heater, factory Air Condition Custom Radio & Heater and also factory installed Air 1967 GTO, 400 cubic inch, TIME; 1 Vvou, ai.fie..J- 9-16-27-38 11 Follow 41 Help 71 By For Rent 56 excellent condition. Best offer. brother .'Y DON'T YOU NEWLYWEDS WORRV ' 1-1425-36J ' 36 Asks boldly plus manyotherfine quality extras too numerous to list. H/49-70-78 12 You 42 Going 72 Difficulties 147-5889 38 Think alike ______Condition. It has been driven a most careful positively WHERE ABOUT ME, ALL MY LIFE Z'VE 13 Con 43 M oy 73 Dromotize 24 2 T 25 Phone 649-2707. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH CANCIR 40 Sweetbread CAPE COD - Chatham, two- It has been driven a positively guaranteed 15,513 miles guaranteed 33,853 miles since new. It has been ARE YOU^ V WANTED TO RETIRE ANP TRAVEL 14 Your 44 Or 74 Your CAPRICORN COINC? ^ m e 21 15 HurKh 45 Goals 75 Off Otc, 22 ^ (Fr.) a bedroom cottage near beaches. since new. It has been completely and thoroughly 1969 PONTIAC T em p est, 16 No 46 Introduced 76 Money 41 Compass completely & thoroughly serviced and has all like new CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS ),JULY 22 JAH. » W W Available July 6 to July 27. 643- automatic, six cylinder, power 17 Your 47 Before 77 Ideos point iS serviced including all brand new tires, the original new tires. I am positive thaUhe buyer who appreciates an I --.,2-13-2435 is Ideas 48 Phone 78 Around 3-18-29-40/ 42 Rested upon 1073. steering, power brakes, good on on all makes... 61-71-79-851 spare tire has never yet been removed from the i 6-Z8 » '4 5 -5 6 8 7 I90lllciols 49 Gossip 79 Officious 45 Ecclesiastical outstanding performing car, that offers years of gas. $700. 742-6180. 20 Peculiar 50 Out 80 Please AQUARIUS councils MISQUAMICUT - R.I. - Four compartment. I can assure you that you’ll be com­ LEO 21 Or 51 You 81 Finances 46 dependable driving pleasure at a realistic price may j JULY 11 22 CerKeming 52 On 82 The. JAH. 20 49 Parent’s rooms, heated, families only, PLYMOUTH Fury III 1972, LOAN and RENTAL CARS sister pletely satisfied with this truly quality Station Wagon. L„A0G. 22 23 May 53 Turn 83 You f i i . I t 43 4 T 46 walking distance to beach, $lfe well find this one to be his answer. Fully & completely power steering, brakes, air- 24 Win 54 Relatives 84 Scenes IT r Available by Appointment. . 8-17-28-39^. 50 Insurance per week. 643-0491. Generous Terms & trades available. Up to 36 months to guaranteed. Generous terms & trades available.” conditioning, six-way power '110-21-32-43 25 AAoney 55 Desired 85 Person ISO -^186'^ (ah.) 52 /536475 26 Pick 56 Despite 86 Favored 52 Snare pay at bank rates.” _ . ^ seat, rear defogger, electronic 27 Attention 57 To 87 Thot GIANT’S NECK Heights - Next STAN OZIMEK, Manager VIRGO PISCES 53 Large plant u 54 55 ignition, snow tires, 16-17 mpg, 28 Best 58 Committing 88 Prominent f it . I* beach to Rocky Necx. Cottage other extras. Very clean, A 29 May 59 Moke 89 Coll 54 Golf mound Price *3295. Price *2395. 30i-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER SfFr. 22 30 Con 60 Winner 90 Leader MAR. 20 55 Futon u 57 u •leeps seven. $130 weekly. excellent. Call 643-2701 days, 6/29 ,11-15-26-37 12-23-3446/T; cargo -B PbODe 742-6142. 742-6879 after 6. ) Adverse Ncucnl 578888-90fe 0 '48-59-87-89 6 5 A @ ° ^ € (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANOIESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.„June 28, 1974

I Obituaries Pastor Reassigned Police Report

Everett H. Bid well Mrs. George J . Mathews TOLLAND and was again appointed to Sts. MANCHESTER Everett H. Bidweli, 79, of COVENTRY-Mrs, Sybil Vivian Kenneson Peter and Paul as assistant Hospital. He was released on a Robin Bissell, 18, of Burnt • Lee M. Raub, 22, of making an improper turn li Miramar, Fla., who formerly Byrom Mathews, 62, of N. Correspondent pastor. In December 1971 Auburn, Me., charged’Thursday $250 .nonsurety bond for connection with the investiga­ MANCHESTER, CONNSOlCliT V': operated a milk route in the River . Rd. died ’Thursday at Bishop Hines appointed Father Hill Rd., Hebron, was treated appearance in Circuit Court 12, ^ SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1974 THIS ISSUE ’The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, for lacerations and released on court warrants, stemming tion of an accident at the in­ Mtthchester-^A City of Fillage Charm Manchester-Glastonbury area Windham Community pastor of St. Mathew’s for ten O’Keefe as judge of the from December 1972 incidents, Rockville, July 16. tersection of Rt. 30 and Reser­ 35 c en ts Memorial Hospital, Williman- from Manchester Memorial for many years, died last Sun­ years, will succeed Monsignor diocesan tribunal. For the past with operating a motor vehicle Robert Minor, 18, of 10 Laurel voir Rd., Thursday. day in Holiywood, Fla. tic. She was the wife of George year he has served as tem­ Hospital this morning after a St., Rockville, was charged William J. Baldwin as pastor of two-car accident at W. Center while his license was -The other vehicle involved Private funeral services were J. Mathews. Sts. Peter and Paul in Norwich. porary administrator of Sts. suspended, evading respon­ Thursday with fourth-degree was a motorcycle driven by Mrs. Mathews was bom Feb. and McKee Sts. Thursday at Lowe-Robacker The Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, Peter and Paul. sibility, second-degree larceny, l a r c ^ , in connection with the Richard Gracia, 25, of Olcott •' J 16,1912 in Lancashire, England, Miss Bissell was a passenger Funerai Home, 2534 Main St., presently administrator of Sts. third-degree assault, and investigation of the theft of ar­ St., Manchester. Miss Henry in Glastonbury. Burial was in and had lived in Coventry for in a car driven by Eugene F. ticles from a Good Will deposit Peter and Paul, has been ap­ Architect Picked Horn, 21, of 4 Center Rd., An­ threatening. scheduled to appear in Circuit Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. the past 20 years. She was a All cases were scheduled for box on West St. pointed to his first pastorate The Housing Authority has dover. Horn’s car was in colli­ Court 12, Rockville, July 16. Mr. Bidweli was born in member of the Second Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Minor was released on a $50 and will succed Father Curtin engaged Richard Schoe^ardt sion with a car driven by Pietro COVENTRY Glastonbury and owned amd Congregational Church of at St. Matthew’s effective July 15. bond for appearance in Circuit Philip D. McCaffrey, 18, of operated a dairy farm there for Coventry. She formerly had as architect for the senior Costa, 18, of East Hartford. Court 12, Rockville, July 16. ’Tuesday. Both cars were towed from 130 Prospect St., Rockville, was many years. He moved to been employed at Marlow’s citizen housing project. Joseph Diamond, 27, of 20 Father Curtin was appointed Schoenhardt, of Galliher & the scene. No one else was in­ Among thefts reported to charged, early Uis morning, Fiorida in 1964. He was a Department Store, Manchester, police were: Foster St., Manchester, was to establish a new parish in Schoenhardt of Simsbury, was jured. Coventry Police with posses­ member of the First Church of for several years. Tolland on June 25, 1964. He • Cash totaling $10 taken charged Thursday with illegal sion of a dangerous instrument Christ, Congregational, of She is also survived by a among several architects inter­ Horn was charged with possession of controlled sub­ erected the new church of St. failure to obey traffic signal; from the 472 Hilliard St. home and making unnecessary noise Glastonbury and a charter sister, Mrs. Phyllis Sanderson viewed by the Commission in stance, failure to drive right, Matthew with dedication on the last two months. court date in July 15. of Neal Hanrahan recently. wit a motor vehicle. member of the East Glaston­ of Lancashire, England. May 30, 1966. • Three tires, valued at $159, evading responsibility, im­ The Rev. Donald Miller, Police said the arrest was the bury Fish and Game Associa­ Funeral services are Monday Father O’Keefe was born in stolen from the Caldor Auto proper use of .license, and result of an investigation into a tion. at 1 p.m. at Second Housing Authority chairman, Two 14-year-old Manchester operating under suspension. Rockland, Mass, on Jan. 11, boys were taken into custody on Center at Burr Corners Shop­ complaint received concerning Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Congregational Church . The was notified in March of ap­ The charges stemmed from 1934. His studies for the burglary and larceny charges ping Plaza Thursday afternoon. a car operating recklessly on Florence Smith Bidweli; two Rev. Robert Bechtold, pastor, proval for a request for 30 units the investigation of an accident priesthood began in Cardinal stemming from a break into the • A $400 guitar taken in a Midland Rd. daughters, Mrs. Mitchell G. will officiate. Burial will be in of housing for the elderly and a on Warren Ave., Vernon, when O’Connell Minor Seminary and Willard Building, Main and Ar­ break into the home of Roger Police said when the officer Mitrowski of East Hartford and Willington Hills Cemetery. $480,000 state grant. The town Diamond struck a utility pole. were completed at St. John mory Sts., at about 2:30 a.m. Michaud, 22D St. James St., arrived at the scene he found Mrs. James P. Thomas of San­ Friends may call at the has provided a four-acre site, Diamond was taken to Seminary in Brighton, Mass, today, police said. Thursday. McCaffrey to be in possession ford, N.C.; three grandchildren Potter Funeral Home, 456 recently acquired by the state, Rockville General Hospital for before ordain^ Feb. 2, 1960. The two boys, unidentified • Six cans of soda removed of a dangerous instrument. and five great-grandchildren. Jackson St., Willimantic, Sun­ located behind the former jail treatment and released. His first assignment was at because of l^eir ages, were from a storage room at the He is scheduled to appear in The family suggests that any day from 7 to 9 p.m. on the Green. Police said the illegal posses­ Sts. Peter and Paul on April 30, taken to the state detention Parkade Laundercenter in a Circuit Court 12, Manchester, memorial contributions may be The family suggests that any The Housing Authority Com­ sion charge was placed against 1960. Ip January 1962 he was center at Hartford. Wednesday night burglary. July 22. made to the Glastonbury Am­ memorial contributions may be missioners have visited other Diamoiiid when a capsule and transferred to the Cathedral of Policie said an officer on • Rugs and valuable bulance Association, Main St., made to the Second elderly projects in the state and five pills were found in his St. Patrick in Norwich as assis­ routine patrol spotted glassware stolen from a Glastonbury. Congregational Church of are confident that Schoenhardt possession as he was being tant pastor. suspicious activity near the storage bin at the 24D Thomp­ Coventry. will design the housing to fit in processed to place in a cell at In August 1966 he entered the building, and a broken window son Rd. home of Mrs. Wilfred with other historical buildings the police station. Abortion Protest In Memoriam U.S. Air Force with the rank of around the Green. was dicovered at the rear of the Aubin recently. captain. He served until 1971 • A radio, phonograph, He was later released on a HARTFORD (UPI) - About Mrs. Corinne N. Litz structure. After entering, $500 bond for appearance in Cir­ 45 opponents of abortion In sad and loving memory of John police found one boy hiding un­ guitar, jewelry, and prescrip­ Touchette, who passed away June 28. ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Corinne tion drugs taken in a 'Thursday cuit Court 12, Rockville, July demonstrated in front of the 1971. Newmarker Litz, 73, of Mon- der a table, and the other youth 16. federal building Thursday in had locked himself in .a morning break into the 574 Never rose to wealth or fame. son, Mass., formerly of Gardner St. home of Franklin Sandra Henry of Valley View support of a constitutional Simply lived and simply died, Rockville, died Thursday at her bathroom. Police forced the Dr., Vernon, was charg^ witt amendment banning abortions But the passing of his name door to get him out. Murdock. Left a sorrow, far and wide. home. She was the widow of for other than medical reasons. Not for glory he'd attained William E. Litz. Tennis Court Nor for what he had of pelf Mrs. Litz was born in Other a rrests listed by VERNON Were the friends that he had gained Ronald H. Roberts, 42, of Old But for what he was himself. Rockville and had lived in Mon- Manchester Police included: Kathy says: “Today’s Tha First Day ot Summan A Sadly missed, son for the past 46 years. She Fees Set • Kenneth J. Luck, 30, of Post Rd., Tolland, was charged Norman Comollo Family Manchester, charged 'Thursday Thursday with reckless driving Good Time To Come and Sea Soma of Our First was a member of the First Tennis courts at Charter Oak Park and Memorial Field Congregational Church of Mon- night on Summit St. with in connection with the in­ NATIVE Produce ot Summart" will be monitored starting tomorrow. Mel Siebold, Rec vestigation of an accident June NATIVE: ^***> A Yallow SquMh, Hot Ho u m Tamatooo, Pinehurst son and its Dorcas Society. operating a motor vehicle while Rhubarb, Salad Bowl, Spinach, Baal Oraana, Com, Suvivors are 4 daughters. director, made the report today. his license was suspended. 23 on Rt. 30 in Vernon. Mutlard Oraona, Boaton Lattuea, Egwlant, Hot SHURFINE Courts at these two areas will be supervised weekends • Paul E. Bixler, 22, of 81 Vernon Police said Roberts ^ ' Poppora, CaulHlowar, Broccolll, Importad Rad Onlona, Miss Lois Litz of Shrewsbury, P E R O 'S : Qraan A Yallow Baana, Acorn A Buttamut Squaah, Mass., Mrs. George Layden of from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Monday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Main St., charged Thursday apparently lost control of his Charry Tomtioaa, Aaparagua, Turnli^ Yama. ICECREAM Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Each court may be reserved for one hour for singles or afternoon on W. Middle ’Tpke. car, ran off the road and struck IMPORTED; PInaapplaa, Rad, Whita* A Bhia Orapaa, Paaehaa, with operating a motor vehicle a house. Pluma, Bing Charriaa, Mangoaa, SIrawbarrIaa, All Flavors Richard Swift of Wilbraham, two hours for doubles at 50 cents per hour, per court. Aprlcota, Lhnaa, QrapafruK, Tangwrinaa, Cantaloupaa, Vz Gallon Mass., and Mrs. Richard Reservations may be made only on day of play. while his license was Police said the home of Nactarinaa. William Flaherty, a fence and Lavigne of Silver Spring, Md.; 2 Children, 16 and under, may not play during these hours suspended. HATiue acme WEEKEND SPECIALS • Michael F. Quinn, 23, of 16 shrubs on the property, were NATIVE P E A S ...... ib. 49C brothers, Albert Newmarker unless with playing with parents. and Wilton Newmarker, both of Hathaway Lane, charged damaged. The estimated NATIVE BEET B R E E N ...... m g*> Rockville; 10 grandchildren and Thursday night with disorderly amount of damage was $8,000 NATIVE YELLOW SQUASH ...... 2 ib. 2 great-grandchildren. conduct at his home. police said. FANCY SEEDLESS DRAPES ...... ib jWith Any Other $2,00 1 Funeral services are Satur­ Roberts suffered minor in­ M AINE POTATOES loib b.g‘ 1 . 4 * Grocery Purchase juries and was treated and day at 2 p.m. at the Lombard Derby Widow NATIVE C U C U M B ER S ...... ; LAND OF LAKES or Funeral Home, 3 Bridge St., released at Rockville General Wins Lottery School Board Buy Ona or a Dozan, A Compara our Priooa. I Monson, Mass. Burial will be in STATE » Wo SM Th, HyaM , Bundar Ptptn, phi* LoHary TMnttl Grove Hill Cemetery. ROCKY HILL (UPI) - A 74- Friends may call at the year-old widow from Derby has Settles Suit VITAMIN “THE KINOr i BUHER funeral home tonight from 7 to won the $100,000 Connecticut 9. OF Lottery top prize this week. HEADQUARTERS PRODUCE- “I might spend my social Over Pay Bias Liggett Parkade security foolishly, but not this,” Low Prices! 278 8 A 4 a MB 8T. M M aKITBr- 8434184 n v . f,'- i 6 9 \ Mrs. Mary D. Angell said I ...... The Manchester Board of promise settlement was Vi' Thursday night when she reached. I Buy a couple of these while Today’s Education reports today that learned siie had won. The law requires back pay­ I the price is low... Thought attorneys representing the I board have negotiated a salary ment for a two-year period and DuBuque Pullman Shape I settlement in the amount of this would be from July 5,1971, I $17,500 for claims that might through June 26, 1973, plus an This week we have been adjustment for the 1973-74 HAMS I Fire Calls have amounted to $27,500. Coming June 29 writing here about the essential The settlement involves back school year. I qualities in the great religious I MANCHESTER, TOWN pay for six female school The board authorized School spirits. We have said that they I Thursday, 11:46 a.m. —Oven matrons. Superintendent James P. I are open and sensitive, speak fire at 25 Radding St. The settlement was Kennedy to accept this com­ JW I simpiy and profoundiy, and that Thursday, 3:13 p.m. —Minor negotiated with the represen­ promise and to submit the 3 Lb. Can I they are disciplined and power­ car fire on Olcott St. tatives of the U.S. Department necessary payroll checks to the I ful. Thursday, 9:25 p.m. of Labor concerning a agent of the labor department DuBuque Skinless I In this sense a fourth at­ —Overflow gasoline washdown departmental law suit which who will disperse them to the I tribute of these exemplars is at Manchester Shopping had been filed against the board employes. I that they are truly free and un­ Parkade parking lot. charging salary discrimination The board and Dr. Kennedy FRANKS I afraid. They show noticiable in the pay of female matrons as felt that to continue the case in lack of concern for how they MANCHESTER, 8th I DISTRICT compared to the male court would have caused the I are thought of by other men. It No calls. custodians. board to have incurred exten­ I is a higher tribunal that calls A review of board practices sive legal fees with no, or very 69«. I them to judgment. They do TOLLAND COUNTY was held last summer by a field little, chance of a successful I what they must do and Thursday, 3:12 p.m. —Oven representative of the Depart­ judgment. They are of this opi­ For your barbeque... I frequently it ieads them to their fire at 452 Bolton Rd., Vernon. ment of Labor and, as a result nion because of some recent Buy Fresh or Frozen I death. But this is always the of this review, the board was in- cases involving other A special edition highlighting 5 to the Lb. I measure of freedom: to have an formed of the labor employers. I inner conviction of the Pinehurst Patties department's decision that a Manchester and the surrounding I rightness of one’s faith and salary difference between I meet the end, if necessary, by matrons and custodians was area. All Herald subscribers will Lean Patties ib. n.29 I saying, “So, help me God, I can SAVE! discriminatory. THE I do no other!” At about the same time, a Chopped Sirloin I In all religious literature, the great number of other Hartford MANCHESTER receive “Profile 74” on June 29. I account of the last hours of Goodyear I County school systems were STATE BANK I Patties lb. *1.59 Jesus’ life is the strongest in cited with similar complaints. I this respect. His triai and that Steel Radiah Order extra copies for friends and o1 Special on Freshly I The Manchester board took the j of Socrates stand as etemai position, at that time, that Will Close For Frozen WRinEN 40,000 testaments to the true meaning MILES there was a difference in the Business relatives now. HAMBURG PATTIES of what it is to be unafraid and assignments of these two WEDNESDAY free. AR70-13 37.50 groups of employees and that l 4 Lb.Box M. 0 9 ib. Those of us who bend so BR70-13 38.50 the salary difference was JULY 3 at 3 P.M. I quickly to public opinion, who justified. Mailed cower at the least word said ER70-14 42.00 And Will Reopen EXTRA 1st. Prize Skinless The U.S. Department of against us, do not even have the FR70-14 45.00 Labor filed suit in the court in FRIDAY Anywhere In FRANKS beginnings of such a spirit, GR70-14/15 46.00 New Haven to enjoin the board JULY 5 at 9 A.M. The U.S.A. “i^ a t I must do is all that con­ HR70-78-l4/lS 48.95 from continuing this practice of COPIES * 1 . 2 2 lb. cerns me!” said Emerson. And LR78-15 55.95 salary differences and the case Manchester State Bank 6 Lb. Box Lots what a lesson it is to learn in an 1041 Main S L ManctiKrtar Plus F .L T . was pending when a com­ 3 Lb. Box Lots age when every contempiated All Beef or Regular noble act must first be FREE MOUNTING measured in terms of its public Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald >1.231. relations — its Gullup Poll — NATIONAL BRANDS Grote & Weigel rating. DISCOUNT TIRE along with 754! per copy and we’ll do the rest. Arnold F. Westwood FRANKS Unitarian Universaiist 229 HEnON AVL, (USTONBURY *1.65 lb. Society HOURS: DRIY 2-8; SAT. 9-3 NOTICE 10 Lb. Box Lot CUBE STEAKS The Clarke Insurance TOWN OF MANCHESTEH |“PROFILE 74” *1>69ib. Agency^ Inc, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ■Manchester Evening Herald Circulation Perdue SANITATION DIVISION ■Herald Square, PO Box 591 CHICKEN LEGS Will Be Closed "Manchester, Ct. 06040 69* lb. Effective Monday, July 1tl, The Sanitary Refuse Company J^From: I Shop Pinehurst tonight tilli I Saturday’s until will begin their four-year contract for the twice-per-week ■ N A M E j 9. ^t. 8 a.tn. til 6 p.m.; I curb collection of waste and rubbish plus oncs-per-wssk SADDRESS Z IP ’ curb collection of bundled paper on the second collection I Sunday 8 til 2. I ■t o w n .. after Labor Day day. Newspaper should bo bound together by string, or STATE Manchester. Conn. ' Ju' - I Buy Ice Cream at the low I other easily cut matsrial (no wire permitted), or placed In Sper^ial I price of ,89c gal. | OUr 24 hour Answering Service paper bags so as to form an easily handlsd bundle ■iro; i Land of Lakes Butter at | weighing less than 35 pounds. | N A M E ^ ■* Edition will be available as usual. t.' ‘ 69c lb. I I a d d r e s s PLEASE HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY Inquires should be directed to the Sanitation Division, ZIP ; J " 'V X, PINEHURST Telephone number 649-1886. ■t o w n STATE SUMMERSEASON. i :>s, 1. I GROCERY INC. V 302 Main > i

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