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MONICA SHEA establishing lirioritles for im are charter revision, Inland- Druge expressed the (pinion Rrotoration Study Correspondent proving dirt roads and to set Wetlands, and attendsmce at the house took three years of build new priorities. that “Peoide who break the law Robert H. Gantner, Coventry ffom 1825-1827. It has been pwwwwCIoven Tel. 74^949S Police Academy. should be brought to Justice.” There are requests that the architect, will be doing tbe described by bistorians as very The Town Couhcil will meet Watergate Hearings Among the speakers who ad council approve the ad atudy for the renovation and well constructed, using a dis- to n i^t at the Town Hall at 7;30. Tom Druge, son of Mr. and dressed the student group were ’There will be a communica ministrator’s appointment of a restoration of the Julison house tinctfve cut of stpne construc Mrs. John Druge of Jones U.S. Reps. Robert H. Steele and tion. tion from the Steering Com tree warden and to approve the Cressing Rd. was one of 49 on Main St. in ¥Hllipuuitic. An Robert N. Giaimo and U.S. Sen. Mrs. Williams said tbe house Town Council mittee in reference to LisieJce police contract.” Connecticut high school nouncement was made by Betty LoweU P. Wdcker Jr. is badly in need of temporary Park and a report from the There will be a discussion of students participating in the Lou Williams, Willimantib Manchester—A City of Village Charm All of the legislatora urged “shoring up” in order to enable MANCHES’TER, CONN., ’TUESDAY, AUGUST T, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 261 FOURTEEN PAGES Recreation Committee concer the acquisition of the roads and Government Intern Program in Redevelopment Agency ( WRA) PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS their young guesto to “become director. Meets Tonight ning activities at the park. beach of .Waterfront Heights. Washington, D.C. workmen to enter the house a ^ involved in government,” Gantner will be woiting with determine the renovation The Paddle and Prop Gub A request asks transfer of The Ughlight of the trip for Druge said. funds from the Contingency. Raymond Ruge of New York, procedures. and the chief administrator will the Coventry High School stu- The Republics Town Com Funds to the Ambulance Fund historic restration consultant. The te m ^ a ry work should have communications regard deqt was the opportunity to at mittee helped pay for Dmge’s ing boating regulations. to cover a previously approved The ISO-year-old house was begin sometime during the next Dellafera Named tend the Watwgate hearings expenses. He was chosen from News Capsules 1110 council hopes to rescind contract. during the week of July ja . the private residence of the se week and will involve putting on several other high school cond eldest of the three Jillson a new roof, to weatherproof the the action of previous meethigs Other items on the agenda After attending the hearings. history students interviewed. brothers. He was a cotton building, and some structural To Hospital Group Kleindienst Testifies machinery noanufacturer. The reinforcing for safety purposes. Agnew Investigated astronauts today resume Store Hoort: Mon. • Sot. 8 -10 Francis P. Dellafera of tain, for a term ending June 30, WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice experiments in their orbiting Manchester, director of Crest- 1978. President Spiro T. Agnew says laboratory. News Stunned Nixon field Convalescent Home, has — John E. Powers, Storrs, for he is under investigation for been named by Gov. ’Thomas J. a term ending June 30, 1978. possible crimiiul vlotoUons but WASHINGTON (AP) - Meskill to serve on Connec Whitten and Mrs. Cathels also Yacht Seized has done nothing wrong. President Nixon was ticut’s new Commission on represent the public on the MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Newspaper reports today said “dumbfounded” when told Hospitals and Health Care. commission. Herald says U.S. Customs the investigation involves that his closest aides had Dellafera will represent the Nancy Dolan, Bethal, and allegations of bribery, extortion agents have seized a yacht that nursing home industry on the Darius J. Spain, Danbury, and tax fraud. apparently belongs to financier been accused in the cothmission. His term ends previously were appointed Agiiew made the disclosure Robert L. Vesco who is under Watergate case in mid-April Juiie 30, 1974. respectively by Francis J. Monday night through his press indictment with two former of this year, former Atty. IWMlbMllO Meskill named James D. Collins, speaker of the state secretary, J. Marsh Thomson, Nixon Cabinet officers on Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst n>u Whitten, a Suffield stock House of Representatives, and and declined further conunent charges of conspiracy and said today. ^ FOOD h # MARKETS n / broker, as chairman of thc “other than to say that I am in obstruction of justice. Kleindienst told toe Senate commission. - i i K e nocent of any wrongdoing...” The Herald said the 81-4 Watergate committee that he The Commission was created million, 121-foot yacht Patricia first learned of accusations by by the 1973 (General Assembly Second Bomb Error HI was seized last week when it White House counsel John W. to review private hospital and berthed for repairs at a Dean III and former Nixon PHNOM PENH, Cambodia shipyard on the Miami River. campaign deputy Jeb Stuart nursing home budgets and im (AP) — Another accidental U.S. pose ceilings where necessary. Magruder early in toe morning bombing near here was of April 15. BLUE RIBBON BRAND Meskill called the commis reported today as the U.S. Em Seek ‘Outlaws’ sion the single most important He said he immediately bassy an n o u n ^ casualties in BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — USDA accomplishment of the sought a meeting with Nixon, toe BS2 bombing Monday of a ’The established Arab guerrilla legislature this year. and relayed toe information to government base town on the groups are quietly searching him early that afternoon in GRADE 'A' Whitten will serve two years Mekong River totaled more their ranks for “outlaws” they as chairman and continue as a Nixon’s office. than 400 dead and wounded. believe are hurting toe Palesti “He was dumbfounded, he member of the commission ’The second bombing in error, nian cause with indiscriminate through June 30, 1976. was very upset,” Kleindienst this time by a U.S. F ill filter- acts of international terrorism. Elizabeth W. Cathels of West said. bomber, was reported to have Informants close to the Kleindienst said Justice Simsbury, was named vice killed four civilians and injured leadership of the Palestine chairman for two years and a Department officials told him, 13 on a government-held island Liberation Organization (PLO), and he told toe President, that commission m em ^r through southeast of Phnom Penh in toe toe umbrella body for most of June 30,1976. Dean and Magruder had im Mekong. toe recognized guerrilla groups, plicated former Atty. Gen, John m £ r \ Meskill also appointed; said it is investigating three in- —Sidney L. Cramer, M.C., N. Mitchell, campaign aide Skylab Work Resumes cidents that generated Frederick C. LaRue, Hartford, representing the widespread criticism of Connecticut State Medical Francis P. Dellafera themselves. White House aides SPACE CENTER, Houston Palestine freedom filte rs and H.R. Haldeman and John D. Society for a term ending June (AP) — With a record space Florence, D. Finney; Senate contributed nothing to toe bat Ehrlichman, former campaign 30, 1976. walk on toe books, Skylab 2’s tle against Israel. —Oiarles B. Womer, Wood- president pro tempore. aide Robert C. Mardian, "you name it.” lb. bridge, representing the The remaining members of “This is toe first time since (Connecticut Hospital Associa the commission, appointed by June 17,1972, that anybody had tion for a term ending June 30, statute, are; Franklin M. 1974. Foote, State Mental Health given me any credible evidence C om m issioner E rn e st A. House To Study that any of them were involved Appointed to represent the in any way,” Kleindienst said. RIto public were; Shepherd, state Insurance Com CHECKERBOARD missioner Paul B. Altermatt The hearing was disrupted for —Glen W. Moon, Stamford, about 10 minutes during toe for a term ending June 30, 1978. and state Finance Com Interest Rates CAMPFiRE SKINLESS 1 GRADE'S Breaded Veal Steak 1.99^ missioner Adolf G. Carlson. morning session by a half-^zen — Howard V. Wry, New Bri young people who took turns By PEGGY SIMPSON Since January, toe Banking A NiMla-RIla Associaled Press Wriler reading aloud from a state Cornish Hens 'lb. Committee staff has been ment. They called themselves WASHINGTON (AP) - With preparing an analysis of finan representatives of "the Veal Steak $ 1 0 * the prime interest rate at an cial institutions and regulations all-time high, the House National Caucus of Labor Com and considering possible mittees.” Nixon Accounts Banking Committee is reforms. (Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., MaiiM-flitQ I preparing to investigate toe Before Congress began a Turbot Rllets natton’s financial structure and D-N.C., ordered toe dlsruptors The Quiet One FRANKS monto-Ipng recess last Friday, ejected and they were taken by For SecretXlosts its impact on the credit crunch. Beet a Ptpper Steak i»l« Patman, a persistent critic of Capitol police to a room in toe Workmen cheer as the Glenard P. Lipscomb, a nuclear at WASHINGTON (AP) - million in spending for security Rep. Wright Patman, D-Tex., high lending rates, said his pan •HOP oavi im otPAHTM un. c h a ii^ n of toe committee, Watergate Conferences basement of the Russell Senate tack vessel, slides into the Thames River. Built by the fvnrnoer'o. . ivmr .iviiRreA vi President Nixon has made an and administrative support of el will hold hearings in Office Building. says he wants toe panel to write September to “consider all E l^tric Boat Division of General Dynamics and launched ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• „ I unprecedented accounting for toe President and his family Kleindienst also testified that some of the secret costs of toe because of “toe atmosphere a plan for stabilizing soaring in aspects of toe current credit Senator Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn. vice-chairman, top left, and Senator Sam J. Er by the widow of the late California congressman, it is th^ • fffMim M M Avrr AfDfi o WE M terest rates. vin Jr., chairman, confer during the Senate Watergate Committee hearings Monday in he warned Ehrlichman less presidency while ordering a full that exists today government crunch and toe manner in which than two months after the June 1st of a new class of submarines. (AP Wirephoto) The prime lending rate, toe disclosure on his purchase of wide.” it is related to financial struc Washington as do Sam Dash, majority counsel bottom ieft,and Fred Thompson, minority 17 break-in that he might be in figure charged banks’ most COLGATE Reg. of Liiiie 79c Value WELCOME I homes in California and He said virtually all toe work ture and regulation.” counsel. (AP Wirephoto) volved in an obstruction of Florida. was requested by toe Secret creditworthy customers, He promised toe committee justice. And Kleindienst said he Shave Cream 39* Medicated Powder 58^ FEDERAL Acting on toe President’s in Service in line with its duty to reached 9 per cent throughout will draft specific legislation in threatened to resign if Tolland 11 oz. Can structions, officials at the protect toe President and his the industry.Monday, the September or early October to Ehrlichman didn’t stop highest rate on record. OLD SPICE AFTERSHAVE FOOD I White House, Secret Service family “both from malicious meddling in the investigation. VASELINE LOTION and General Services Ad ’The prime rate was 6 per cent (See Page Fourleen) Subpoenas Invalidf He also said toe mastermind (See Page Fourleen) Tape 4K oz. Bot. STAMP I ministration revealed Monday at the beginning of toe year. of the wiretapping, G. Gordon Lotion $1.75 Value Proclamation Carried Intensive Carelfv^'.' that nearly 810 million had been Liddy, approached him the CUSTOMERSlI spent by toe government since Nixon Lawyers Argue afternoon after toe raid and To Tolland^ England PENN DUTCH 1969 for se c u rity , com said that White House or Nixon CARUSO w.o.w. munications and other work at campaign employes might have _ ^ ■ CHEF PACK toe First Family’s out-of-town WASHINGTON (AP) - unsuppportable violation of the mittee decided to postpone any been included among toe five VIVIAN KENNESON when citizens sojourn among MUSH SODA residences and offices. . Lawyers for President constitutional doctrine of legal action of its own to obtain men arrested inside Correspondent their fellows throughout the OIL At toe same time, presiden Nixon told a federal judge separation of powers.” tapes and related documents world.” ASSORTED FLAVORS Tel.* 875-4704 “ • ■ WHITE *9 INCH b W ■ tial spokesman Gerald L. (See Page Fourleen) ROOMS today that the court lacks J. Fred Buzhardt, special (See Page Fourteen) A member of the Tolland The Salinas hope to be in the Warren announced that Nixon WITH OLIVE OIL juri^ction to enforce the White House counsel, in a court Junior Women’s Club is on her Somerset town to make their had hired a private auditing ___ _ _ * Stems & Pieces subpoena served on the appearance lasting less than way to Tolland, England, with a presentation during this week. firm to prepare “a complete, special mission.- President by Watergate two minutes, filed a lengthy Building Permits detailed accounting of the special prosecutor legal brief supporting the Pollution Potential For the past two years the in House permits were issued to acquisition of toe homes and Archibald Cox. President’s refusal to turn over ternational affairs committee Raymond Sledjeski, Metcalf property” he has purchased of the club has tried to establish Rd., 828,000; Bilow Builders, n y lo n sw eet LIFE M I An attempt to enforce the White House tapes subpoenaed since taking office in San by Cox. Key to New Policy communication with the three houses on S. River Rd., Clemente, Calif., and Key subpoena demanding presiden namesake town, but no one at 830,000 and two at 828,000 SPONGES 2 9 OMNKS 4 S r 11 tial tape recordings, they said, The action came shortly after 4SPONGEPKG. ^ ___ _ * Biscayne, Fla. HARTFORD (AP) —A power at the Yale School of Public response has been received each. * " I 48 OZ. Bottle Grape • Orange • Punch “would be an unwarranted and the Senate Watergate com from the tiny English town with 41 79 ’That report will be released line doesn’t give off much air Health in New Haven. Andrew Herman, Crestwood a population of 81. within a month, Warren said as pollution. ’The final hearing will be held Dr., pool, 82,000; Marie and • noMKit ro e o t • he told newsmen it would Mrs. Lawaine Salina, 1972 in But consider what effect a in the state office building in Everett Gardner, Old Post Rd., “include everything... on which ternational affairs chairman, addition, 88,000; V.S.H. Realty, I BIRDSEYE VALENCIA Directors Expect power line could have on Hartford at 10 a.m. Aug. 15, the you have had questions.” and her husband, Carl, are Rt. 195, sign, 8 ^ ; Daniel Bur SAVE G1.35 development of a rural, un- same day DEP must submit its ’The White House has been carrying on official proclama bank, Carriage Dr., radio inhabitated area; Power for regulations to toe Environmen VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON barraged with questions since tion from the town of Tolland to tower, 8250; William Osborn, Large Turnout homes, schools, stores and fac tal Protection Agency (EPA) in May, when it disclosed that be presented to the town of Old Stafford Rd., repairs, 83,- I ORANGE JUICE tories. Washington. Nixon had borrowed 8625,000 Tolland, England. 000; William D’Antonio, Met A new policy is stirring The regulations will require b ih d se y e international from industrialist friend Robert For Hearings within the state Department of the DEP commissioner to ap The proclamation, which calf Rd., change sei
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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Aug. 7, 1973 •f iHaurbratFr utng Hrralb Max Lerner Founded Oct, 1881 Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Comments Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. The Radicalism Of Law days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation OPEN MON. & TOES. 8 A M to 9 P.M. NEW YORK, N.Y. - The Manchester, Conn., Host Office as Se Member of The Associated Press basement garage. cond Class Mail Matter. Senate Watergate committee But what wax important - WED. thru SAT. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. has had three turning points: the Burl L. Lyons, Publisher about the Ervin-Wilson The Manchester Publishing Co. 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That la enough for: A barbecue grill, lounge constitutional law. tapes controversy had moved chair, fishing pole, Instamatic camera, nylon tent, flashlight, sleeping bag, picnic Jugs, YOUR The symbolic moment in that the whole Watergate disp«^ contest came when John from a no-he-didn’t-yes-h^id copier and water skisi These can all be your when you bave S&H Green Stamps at no CIRCULAR Wilson, Ehrlidunan’s lawyer, set of assertions to a reasoned extra cost. So hesitate no longer, start saving today. THEN... GO ON TO COLLECT was called before the bench by debate over constitutional law. AT chairman Sen. Sam Ervin. He In that debate the crucial ques described to an unbelieving tion will be now far the FRANK OUR STORE Ethical Error Seen panel the constitutional case for President’s power goes or President Nixon’s launching of doesn’t go, what the extent and a covert domestic intelligence YANiTY FAIR sprung—that if a man’s home is his limits of that power are — in SMOKED HAM SALE SSZ GIANT SUNSWEET At this stage of the Watergate in operation which led to (among launching a covert intelligence vestigation a pattern of philisophical castle then even the King cannot enter other things) the break-in at operation, in refusing to sur Daniel Ellsberg’s psycUatrlCt’s render documents and tapes, in FACIAL SOS and ethical error seems to be discer without an invitation. PRUNE office. whatever role he played or nible. Both the Committee to Re-elect There also may have been a Here were two men in their didn’t in the chain of Watergate 70s, wilier and more formidable TISSUE the President and the White House clouding and dimming of the proper events. i HAM PADS JUICE than their younger colleagues, 7 ethical concepts due to the eagerness ’The factual headaches will, staff seemed to have thought that the confronting each other, each for a time, remain with the end justified the means. of the various aides, Dean, Sloane, drawing on his long con Senate conunittee, which is Ehrlichman, Magruder, etc., to be stitutional experience and bound to think politically no focusing it on a moment in matter how hard the members Recent testimony of John good team performers in achieving Butterfly and Blossoms (Photo by Reginald Pinto) history more crucial than any may try to be fair. But the con 18-CT. Ehrlichman has revealed a tendency the dual goals of re-election and event in the long life of either of stitutional headaches are now 32-Oz. them. Here was John Wilson, ’ with the courts, where in time to actively intrude on the rights of the national security. whom I had heard back in 1952 the legal and factual headaches individual for the desirable goals of We don’^think that the p^ple will arguing the Truman steel will end up together. political success and protection of the allow many of these acts to be seizure case before the Inescapably, the people Inside Supreme Court. At that time he themselves will be the final ar 26-Oz .BTL SWEET LIFE national welfare. And he seems to 5-Lb. Bag protected under a mantle of national argued, triumphantly, that CENTER CUT biters of what happens to Presi SWIFTS BUHERBALL SWEET LIFE entwine these two matters. security. President ’Truman had no reser dent Nixon, and will set the voir of power to seize the steel The activities of the “Plumbers” In totalitarian states the welfare of frame within which everything HEINZ WHITE m ills, even In a wartime moves. But it will be better for were justified, he thinks, because they HAM s u n HAM the state is always placed above that R eport emergency. Here he was now, SUGAR everyone if the process by were trying to acquire information arguing that President Nixon which things move is the TURKEYS of the individual. Protection of per KETCHUP VINEGAR which would be helpful in preventing Rowland Evans and Robert Novak does have a reservoir of power judicial process, and not a per HALF 8-9 Lb. Avg. sonal rights, on the contrary, always to protect the national security sonal or political or emotional SLICES national security leaks. has been axiomatic in the American What Happened in Miami Beach against a foreign intelligence one. And the President has said operation even if it means he will obey the final court way of life. A break-in to the office of Daniel too much about Watergate. bypassing and violating the rulings. WASHINGTON - Who was ' ’There is no corroboration for,^ GAL. Ellsberg’s psychiatrist was all right This thinking is very, very really responsible for the Dean’s report that Ehrlichman “Just remember what I said,” Fourth Amendment safeguards I wonder whether we unders against breaking, entering, because it was serving the high goal of dangerous. If the rights of any in Watergate cover-up at the gagged him in Miami Beach. warned Mardian, without tand how deep the idea of law White House may depend on the But other details of Dean’s elaborating. searching and seizing with a goes into the essential func lb. determining what type of man would dividual may be transgressed under judicial warrant. A answer to a question not con story to investigators — in Concerned much more by the tioning of a democracy. In the advice from nationally promi And here was Sam Ervin, a make public classified information. the guise of a noble goal, then all of us sidered during the Senate cluding how MacGregor sought idea of law I include the adver Unrit 1 par customsr Watergate committee’s hours him out — are fully confirmed nent Republicans and state l^utbemer become suddenly sary process of law, and the No thought was given to the in might suffer a like fate. leaders than Mardian’s hints, the No. 1 elder statesman of the of testimony: did John D. by other sources. equal treatment of every man A A I Sweat Ills 16-oz. violability of matters pertaining to There has been warped thinking in Ehrlichman keep Nixon cam Moreover, the picture of a MacGregor grilled his deputy, liberals, enjoying all the before the law, and the protec Kellogg’s 11-o z., All Flavors Jeb Magruder, for hours in brilliance of noonday popularity the doctor-patient relationship. the minds of top White House aides. If paign manager Clark frantic Clark MacGregor at tion of all by law, and the idea “The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere” TOMATOES MacGregor from the truth Miami Beach seeking out the Miami Beach. Though kne^ in the twilight of his career, that no man or institution in the POP TARTS 39^ I Watergate does nothing else but Burglary was condoned since it about Watergate last summer? lowdown on Watergate — a pic deep in the cover-up, Magruder answering Wilson — taking the society is above or beyond the Chef Pak 100 ct. might dig out material affecting achieve a new establishment and The undisputed facts, not ture confirmed by several denied everything. A frustrated craftily contrived argument law. Put these together and SUMMER FISH SPECIALS Laundry Dot. 171-oz. revealed until now, are these. sources — contradicts what MacGregor next requested a which the lawyer had pasted what do you have? Ypu have HEAT & SERVE ~ MEAT MAN RRAND 9’’ WHITE PLATES 0 national security. Chairman Sam Er strengthening of the basic rights of While publicly exuding con Ehrlichman has been saying un full briefing from Dean, together out of a Senate democracy’s most radical idea COLD POWER M . 9 9 vin most properly pointed out basic the individual, it will have been fidence about no White House der oath. In his uncorroborated designated as the White House Judiciary Committee report — and I use “radical” here in MR. 80ST0N 2-Lb. Pkg. CURED (SWEET J>EPPERS ADDED) DsIMonte 17-oz. LaChoy 81 Pak, 42-oz. official to investigate and out of a paragraph from English law—from which ours has worthwhile. involvement in the scandal, testimony, Ehrlichman has the literal sense of going to the Whole Kernel - Cream Style MacGregor became privately depicted MacGregor resisting Watergate. Justice Lewis Powell’s decision roots. FISH STICKS SHRIMP • CHIX anxious during the Republican Dean could not be immediate in the Plamondon- case, and America is in a tangled knot BEEF STEAKS CORN suggestions that he probe the MR. ROSTON 2-Lb. Pkg. M USH* BEEF national convention in Miami Watergate scandal. ’Thus, up ly located, and MacGregor was deftly cutting through the string to^y. Only the judicial process Campbell’s 18 -o z.' told that Dean — then a and glue that had hastily held it DREADED Beach last August. Consequent to the unverifiable point of can untangle it. Judges are SVz-oz. All Flavors ly, he asked for a full br|,efing whether Ehrlichman blocked bachelor — was out on the town together. human, too, yes, but they have FISHCAKES PORK A REANS Other Editors Say It was a beautiful intellectual G in Miami Beach. According to a tradition and a passionate from John W. Dean III, then the the briefing, the facts favor MR. ROSTON 22-Oz. Pkg. VEAL STEAKS ROYAL PUDDINGS White House counsel. After Dean’s rather than what Dean later told in performance on both sides, and pride of detachment to work Purina 0-lb. Rag Sen. Howard Baker’s well- some delay. Dean informed Ehrlichman’s version of reali vestigators, however, he was with. Put the constitutional SANDWICH FILLETS ITALIAN RRAND DREADED 12-oz. Can, Sweat Life MacGregor he knew nothing. ty- checking with his boss, meant effort to bypass both the headache to them. It won’t be LIVER DOG CHOW Since Dean was well aware of MacGregor, transferred from Ehrlichman, whether to brief Wilson theorem and the Ervin an easy one to resolve because SODA Homer Babhidge: theorem by an appeal to the MR. ROSTON 1-Lb. Pkg. lb. strong Hoart 10-oz. the cover-up, the truth was the White House to replace MacGregor. ’The answer, accor Uiere are so few precedents and VEAL STEAKS Scott Jumbo Roll, Arts & Rowers being hidden from MacGregor. John Mitchell as director of the ding to Dean, was a flat no. “facts’! was simply not in the new paths must be opened. But FISH MATES DOG FOOD Dean has privately informed Committee to Reelect the MacGregor cannot same league with them. I in a time of loosened moorings PUIN TOWELS remember seeing Dean in preferred Ervin’s argument to federal prosecutors and Senate President (CREEP) following the law gives continuity. In a MR. ROSTON 24-Oz. Pkg. $129 Solo 7-oz., 100 ct. White Knight investigators that his silence the Watergate break-in, now Miami Beach. Other sources in Wilson’s because Ervin had a time of broken presidential Vlasic 10-oz. Sweet • Hamb • Hot Dog was ordered by Ehrlichman, emerges as an anguished man a 4>osition to know, however, better case to argue. Wilson’s authority the law gives FISH FILLETS VEAL STEAKS ■ lb. COLD CUPS then domestic chief at the at Miami Beach. say they did meet in was a more virtuoso perfor legitimacy. Since the essence of RELISHES MacGregor’s Doral Hotel room mance, like an auto racer who Watergate was its lawlessness, The many voters who have been dis thrown his hat into the ring. He is White House. If true, the He was disturbed by a Time SULTEST UGHT N LIVUT GAPUPAUU early during convention week. misses the prize only because the only way out of Watergate SWEET UFE ROMAN 25-Oz. travelling about the state, getting Watergate cover-up would be magazine report on Watergate "Sem - FBOZEN SPECIALS - SWANSON’S enchanted with Governor. Meskill’s traced to the President’s senior on the eve of the convention. According to an eyewitness. he had to put his contraption is to restore the law with its From Our SHRIMP. opportunism and political ploys are acquainted and trying to assess his staff. If not true, the Wlyte Foilowing his assurances on Dean informed MacGregor he together out of tin cans in a rootedness. ORANGE DINNERS could add nothing new on COCKTAIL PIZZA DINNERS COURSE DINNERS COURSE looking with enthusiasni toward the chances if he shouldTun next year. He House contention that middle- “Meet the Press” the day level staffer Dean directed the before the convention, some in Watergate. JUICE SWANSON’S doesn’t want to campaigiT unless he. 2-Lbs. possibility.that Dr. Homer T. Bab- cover-up would be sustained. fluential Republican figures In interviews with federal 10 All BEEF OR 16-Oz. and Senate investigators. Dean lOi CHICK- bidge Jr. will become the Democratic finds that there i^ a good likelihood„of Like much in Watergate, the m et with MacGregor and PACK Flavors TURKEY truth about who kept Uie facts cautioned him to be certain of has said Ehrlichman later M l 16-Oz. SAUS. candidate for governor in 1974. Presi success. Recent polls show him Open Forum DAIRY y4-oi. 14-fiaL from MacGregor may never be his facts. State CREEP leaders barred him from fully briefing dent of the University of Connecticut capable of unseating Meskill. ’Those know. But this question is close meeting with him in Miami press secretary Ron Ziegler the Peace Treaty was that “THE FINEST PRODUCE SOLD and Leonard Garment, Dean’s Still Missing ■DELI HUT- from 1962 to 1972, he is presently who have heard Dr. Babbidge speak ly related to the overriding Beach gave the same warning. North Vietnam promised the OAKERY- r—HeaHh t Beauty Aids issue of President Nixon’s own Sometime that week, successor as White House To the editor: release of all American JUICY RED a | .master of Yale’s Timothy Dwight can testify that he is more than an innocence or complicity. Con MacGregor also had a strange counsel. But his accusation, Amid the job of welcoming Prisoners in Southeast Asia and The Best Buy In Town! LISTERIHE College. educator; he is a very perceptive, in trary to the wishes of his pre conversation with Robert Mar- thus far unexplojre.d, that home the POWs, many their co-operation in obtaining sent senior aides, Mr. Nixon’s dian, one of his lieutenants at Ehrlichman kept him from the fullest accounting of MIAs. He would not be the first educator to telligent man whose good judgment Americans have gathered the ANTISEPTIC role in Watergate has been in CREEP who feared the White telling the truth to the The communists pretended to mistaken impression that the FREE!Half Dozen don the gubernatorial mantle. In fact and excellent handling of difficult tertwined with the conduct of House was out to get him. As President’s campaign manager MIA-POW issue is solved. The meet the terms of the Peace a year ago goes to the very there have been three college situations have earned him the ad his two former deputies, MacGregor remembers it, full extend of how ill-informed .Treaty by releasing a separate Ehrlichman and H.R. Mardian told him in con heart of responsibility for the many Americans still are about list of 10 prisoners, whom they BOILED HARD ROLLS 14-Oz. BU. professors, in Connecticut’s recent miration of many. Haldeman. spiratorial terms not to assume cover-up. the plight of the MIAs was maintain^ were from Laos. R ^ . 1.39 One of the best indications of his brought to light recently when With the exception of one man PEACHES I S history, who have distinguished someone suggested that the 'M b . With Purchase themselves as governors. Most high standing with people is the reac who was held in South Vietnam Native man’s name on her bracelet Uiese so-called Laotian releases HAM of Dozen at Calif. Sweet Pascal notable was Wilbur L. Cross, dean of tion which followed the announcement was neither on the list of retur were all men who were held in Retpilar Price Calif Seedless Green & Yellow Doz. BRIGHTSIDE Extra Large Yale’s graduate school, who served of his coming resignation as president ning prisoners nor on the list of North Vietnam. No prisoners 7 those who died in captivity. have been released from Laos, SHAMPOO the state from 1931-1939 — an of the University of Connecticut. He But the man on her bracelet We must not forget the men GRAPES Cantaloupes CELERY amazingly long term of office. had achieved a degree of success along with over 1300 others are whom they have boasted about Handout not fictitious names, ’They are Nicknamed “Uncle Toby,’’ he almost unheard of in college circles. capturing and now refuse to dis 6-Oz. BU. real men who served their cuss. SWISS Rsg. 1.15 achieved renown for the delightful He was admired, respected, and liked country, and the agony of their The North Korean Com FILLED literary quality of his Thanksgiving by both faculty and students. Petitions families not knowing what munists were able to get away 18c OFF 0 happened to them is aiso very with this barbaric cruelty in
disputable proof of this fact. pledged to support and defend 10 PACK UPTON 3 Pkgs. BETTY CROCKER 8-oz. 15< OFF 20< OFF WITH PURCHASE OF 20 Lb. BAG Senate. Now in his nineties. Dr. Snow denigrating higher education in Our government lists as dis when they entered the service. 28 -o z.B TL 64-oz. BTL DOWNY WITH PURCHASE OF ANY I lives in Middletown ahd still writes Connecticut, be had too much dignity crepancies 53 men who were Now they need your help! — ICED TEA MIX POTATO DUDS CAT L IH E R alive at one time in enemy please contact Mrs. John W.. MR. CLEAN IFADRIC SOFTENER ! RAID PRODUCT the fascinating poetry for Which he to lash out publicly at Meskill. This hands. The Communists know Mahon, Ellington Jr. Women’s ^ had become noted. He was succeeded forbearance has earned him an ad what happened to these men but Club, P.O. Box 383, Ellington, One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Per Family Ono Coupon Per Family Ono Coupon.Por Family they still have not accounted for Conn. 06029. One Coupon Per FamHy Good Aug. 7 - 1 1 BoQd Aug. 7-11 as governor in 1947 by James L. ditional measure of respect and ad OoodAug. 7-11 eaadAu|.7-11 flood Aug. 7 - 1 1 flood Aug. 7 -1 1 them. Stop and think a minute, Sincerely. REDEEM FRANK’S REDEEM FRANK’S McConaughy, president of Wesleyan miration. Dt. Babbidge seems to have what if it was your son or Mrs. John W. Mahon REDEEM FRANKS REDEEM FRANKS REDEEM FRANKS University. the stature that Connecticut needs in husband? Would you feel the President MIA-POW issue was solved? ElU n^n Jr. Women’s Dr. Babbidge hasn’t actually its next governor. — Bristol Press The most heralded aspect of Club ■'
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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester. Conn., Tues.i Aug. 1, 1973 M^CHESTDR e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Tues., Aug. 7. 1973— PAGE SEVEN Duplicate Hall-Chilson Vernon Couple Marks aaoooooooaaaaaaaa* Engagements RoclLville Bridge 50th Wedding Hospital Newsprint Supply McGearx Testimonial Results of the South WindLr Anniversary Paul McGeary, recently probation department since Notes promoted to the position of dis Bridge Club games played July Becoming Scarce 1959; Tickets for the dinner are 31 are as follows: North-SQjtUi, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. LaS- School Board Okays trict wpervisor of District 1 of $5 per person and are available hay Jr. of 86 West Sf. were the. the, Adult Probation Depart first, Judy Pyka and Wendy ' -4 % at the Police Department on guests of honor at a party in WASHINGTON (AP) - The of any cases where newspapers ment of Connecticut, will be West Rd., at the Kosciuszko Weston; second, Jackie Kovacs Admitted Monday: George observance of their 50th wed supply of newsprint for the have missed editions because of honored at a testimonial dinnor Club, 1 Vernon Ave., the and Tom Wagner; third, Dave Bassett, Plains Rd., Tolland; ding anniversary July 21 at $5 Million Plan to nation’s newspapers is tight and a lack of newsprint, but added a Aug. 24 at the Kosciuszko (Hub Italian-American Friendship Ewbank and Mike Smith. •fc ' ' J* Thomas Bitgood, Dent Rd., Vito’s Restaurant in Bolton. may get tighter, which number of newspapers have in Rockville. CHub, Kingsbury Ave.. or from Also, East-West, first, Dave ' ' '-Vv. W > . ' ■ ‘ South Windsor; Joan Caouette, K • j?- The couple was married Aug. probably will result in more 15- taken steps to avoid wasting Prior to his promotion any member of the committee. Folsum and Ann Morrison; se Cervans Rd., Vernon; Nancy • -> * ■ 3 in Sprin^ield, Mass, and have cent newspapers and highor newqirint. McGeary served as chief proba Other committee members cond, F r ^ Baker and Kaye Expand High School (tole, Adam St., Manchester; advertising rates in Ibe future, tion officer covering all courts Baker; third, James and Millie lived in Manchester since their But Smith and others feel the are Veriion Police Officer Jack marriage. , Ellen Fogarty, Wells St., according to industry big problem may Ue ahi^d in Circuit Court 12 and Tolland Reichenbach, Police Lt. Edwin Prechtl. Manchester; Ralph Harrison, spokesmen. A House The couple’s son, J. Mallon BARBARA RICHMOND go on the second floor of the Newiqirint mills are already County Superior Court. Heading Carlson, Atty. Leo B. Flaherty buying a car but discovering Miami, Fla.; Charles ffllder- The country’s 1,761 daily the committee for the Results of the Manchester LaShay, and their ^ughter-in- (Herald Reporter) ^ existing wing which was con producing at capacity or near Jr., Thomas Benoit, Ekiward law Marlene, arranged the par they could not afford all of the brand Jr., Mountain St., newq»pers have been under testimonial is Vernon Police Mbriarty, Stanley Bloniarz, Bridge Club games played Aug. Without Kids The Vernon Board of Educa structed to accommodate a se capacity in both the United ty with the aid of friend and luxury extras to go with it. Ellington; Edwin Lavitt, Upper warning for some time from the Chief E/dmund Dwyer. James Conway and Joseph Par- 3 are as follows: North-South, tion Monday night approved the cond floor. States and Canada while de- It’s probably blasphemous to relatives who attended. School board chairman Butcher Rd., Rockville; Lucille American Newspaper McGeary has been with the zyeh. first, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley concept of a $5 million plan for The existing school contains •mand from the newspaper in admit this, but sometimes, ^ The LaShay’s have three Joseph Powers agreed there Long, Gem Dr., Rockville; Publisher’s Association that de dustry continues to surge. - Crafts; second, Mrs. Norma expansion of Rockville High 70 rooms, 1,759 pupil stations when our kids are being «j>a]>t granddaughters, Kathy, Jeri had been many compromises in Janet Neff, Orchard St., mand for newsprint is catdilng Fagan and Alfred LaPlant; School and to send that plan to and contains 152,900 square “If the economy moves up in ticularly difficult to live v m , 1 ' and Heidi who reside with their revising the plans and termed Rockville; Susan Read, En up with supply. third. Jack Descy and Lou the Town Council for its action feet. The proposed expansion 1974 and 1975, there could be a allow myself the luxury oil im parents in Ridgefield. some of them extremely pain field; Diane Roy, Rachel Rd., “The present situation is not very Ught supply situation,” Halpryn. on setting a public hearing and will make a totah of 261,240 ful. Manchester; Charlotte Tardif, agining what it will be like square feet. yet acute,” said Stanford said Howard Post, a Depart Also, East-West, first. Peg when Uiey’re all grown up and -■ Dechert Photo MrUrnghlln Photo referendum. “ High School principal Mar Union St., Rockville; Marilyn Smith, president of the ANPA. Biuzczak Photo Questioned about not putting ment of Conunerce specialist LaPlant and Robert Stratton; Dr. Robert Linstone, assis tin Fagan said he felt the new Toth, Penfleld Ave., Ellington; “ The situation is that have left home. The engagement of Miss in an escalation factor in the for forest products. Newsprint second, Dennis Robinson and tant superintendent of schools, proposal is the best possible Ronald Zimmerman, Hartfo^ newspapers cannot get large As of this week, I don’t have College Leslee Dandurand of East Hart cost of the addition, Eveleth is currently selling for $175 a Bill Radzewicz; third, ^lon The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss describe (he plan as being plan within the budget the Tpke., Rockville. shipments as fast as they might to imagine anymore. I know ford to«Donald W. Anderson of said, “We, at this point, hate to ton. Post estimates the price Sunderstrom and Sam Stein. Marilyn Ruth Phillips to Mary Joanne Chesar to David “not a Utopia but a plan which board has to work with. what it’s like. All four kids are Manchester, has been an put in an escalation factor like to have them with the exact would have to increase to "DON’T SETTLE FOR LESS, GET THE Graduates Thomas Franklin Chance, both Bruce Armstrong, both of Ver will probably be accepted by Defines Proposal specifications they would like BEST AT REID INTERIORS, OUR AIM" in camp, and my husband and I nounced by her parents, Mr. because costs haven’t escalated between $225 to $250 per ton to Results of the Andover of Manchester, has been an non, has been announced by her the voters;” Discharged Monday: George to get,” he added. are at home, akme, for the first and Mrs. George A. Dandurand , the way we anticipated a year McHugh defined the proposal provide adequate incentive for Bridge Club games played Aug. Ume in 16 years! Kevin M. Hart of 73F Am nounced by her parents, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobi J. The actual cost attached to Bohenko, Davis Ave., Smith said he had not heard 3 are as follows: First, Mrs. of East Hartford. ago.” as an up-to-date very accurate new investment. Jervice * Ou,|j|, » SaHslaclior “This place is like a blooming bassador Dr., has received his and Mrs. Frederick W. FUUips CJiesar of 114 Terrace Dr., Ver the plan is $5,020,000. This cost, ly costed concept. He said, “We Rockville; William Bourke, Francis Haines and Don Mr. Anderson is the son of Mr. architects William McHugh and He said the cost of building morgue,’’ said my husband this MS degree from Indiana State of 18 Lenox St. non. could take a guess at an escala Warehouse Point; Rayinond Weeks; second and third, Mrs. Eind Mrs. Franklin C. Anderson David Eveleth said, is based on has not inflated substantially SLIPCOVERS c a r p e t in g morning at the breakfast table. University. of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of tion figure but we are very un Dzat, Old Post Rd., Rockville; SHADES Mollie Gworek and Mrs. Paul Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Miss Chesar is a graduate of current prices with no cost es over a year ago but he said he UPHOLSTERY “Isn’t it wonderful,’’ I The bride-elect was sure.” He assured the board Michael Clement, Kelley Rd., Barton, and Mrs. Donald Weeks Chance of College Park, Md. Rockville H i^ SdHWI, attended calation calculated. understands cost of materials Visit DRAPERIES b e d s pr e a d s agreed. “Just you and me, the graduated from Saint Francis has inflated substantially and that they will tighten and ab Vernon; Albert Green, Cottage and Joyce Driskell. The bride-elect is a graduate Manchester Community The proposal will expand the & dog, the cat, the gerbils and the Ronald E. Koepsel of Hospital School of Inhalation sorb as they have to to work St., Rockville; Enll Mamet, C THE NEEDLEPOINT SHOP f SHOWER cu rtain s College and is employed as a existing school to 117 rooms. It most of this cost is being ab lizards.” With that I patted him' Manchester was among the Therapy, ^ e is employed by of Manchester High S<±ool and within the framework of the $5 Coventry; George now Ifirated in (he noltun ShoppinR IMsKa g MATCHING MATERIALS Results of the Manchester & secretary at Travelers In will be designed to accom sorbed by the general contrac fondly on the head and raised m students receiving BA degrees Mount Sinai Hospital, H t^ord. the University of Connecticut tors. million figure. “I think we can Pschichholtz, Sunset Rd., CLEAR PLASTIC SLIP-COVERS KofC duplicate bridge games from the Indiana University School of Nursing where Ae surance Company. modate 2,400 pupils although Ellington; Michael Santacroce, X Bifin If Clises For Vicatiin ^ my orange juice in a com Mr. Anderson was graduated Some of the members of the give you what yoirsee for the t(& For All Your Decorating Needs-Cali Or Come In played Aug. 2 are as follows: panionable toast. m * Bloomington in May. received her BS degree. 9ie is the plans call for 3,003 pupil Kelley Rd., Vernon; Walter ^ ^ AUGUST 20lh thru LABOR DAY First, Mrs. Fred Fuerst and from Saint Francis Hospital Town Council who attended million,” he said. “Tell me, what do you like employed as head nurse at Her fiance is a i^aduate of stations. The architects are Spakoski Jr., Broad Brook; Mrs. Robert Warner; second, School of Inhalation Therapy. Rockville High School and Monday night’s board meeting During a discussion of plans 7 best about oulr'' empty house?” Manchester Memorial assuming efficiency operation Mary Trojan, Vernon Ave., NEW BARGAIN TABLE 5 6 9 - 1 2 4 0 Mrs. Stanley' Craft and Sidney He is shift supervisor at Saint attended Dean Junior College, appeared to be skeptical about for a referendum, it was noted “Well,” said my husband, Gary G. Perrett of 49 Keeney Hospital. at about 80 per cent. Rockville; Mrs. Cynthia Closed Mondays - July & August Stein; third, Mrs. Paul Willhide Francis Hospital. Franklin, Mass. He is currently approving an amount without that if the plan went to the “it’s certainly a good place to St. recently graduated with Mr, Chance is a graduate of At a recent board meeting the Ferland and twin sons, l^psic X 2 0 % O F F ■ll Hble Hems 5 4 3 .4 3 4 2 « and Mrs. Arthur Shorts; fourth, The couple plan to be married serving with the U. S. Army having final plans. voters in the November elec eat. The cookie jars full, so’s honors from Paier School of Ithaca (N.Y.) High School. He architects were asked to Lake Rd., Ellington. Mrs. Robert Dunfield and Mrs. Beaudin Photo June 20, 1974. stationed at Fort Dix, N.J. He Perimeter Figure tions, then conceivably con ^ x*’* YV w *V., * * * X X,XX X XX*^ 846 SEVER LANE EAST HARTFORD the refrigerator and yesterday I Art, Hamden, Conn. He received his BS degree in redesign the most recent plans XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Howard Boyd. will resume his studies upon struction could be completed found an unopened box of majored in commercial art and aerospace engineering from defeated at a referendum last Board member Robert Mrs. F. Scott Hall completion of his military for occupancy during the se chocolates.** illustration. Pennyslvania State University year cafrying a price tag of $6.1 Dubeau said the $5 million H e r a ld obligations. cond semester of the 1975-76 “And it’s Uie perfect place to South United Methodist dress with jacket and a wide- and his MS degree from million for core facilities with a figure is a perimeter within school year. experiment with dishes the kids Church, Manchester was the brimmed turquoise hat. She Today’s Rensselaer Polytechnic new gym and a pool offered as which the architects feel they Board members, skeptical of Y e s te rd a y s Donald A. Kunz, son of Mr. A September 15 wedding is think are “gross’,” I added, scene July 21 of the marriage of carried a round Edwardian Institute. He is employed as an options, the gym at $1 million can work. He said, “We are double sessions which will be and Mrs. Ernest J. Kunz of Box planned. Y ea rs A g o “like stuffed artichokes and Miss Suzanne Ellen Chilson of bouquet of pink daisies, roses Thought engineer at the Pratt & additional and the pool at $555,- going to have to ask the council held for the first time this com 25 Mountain Dr., Vernon, received ratatouille.” Manchester and F. Scott Hall of and baby’s breath. Whitney Aircraft Division of 000.» for money and trust the ing school year, are anxious to A new communications his BS degree in electricai "A crisis of faith is a crisis of “There are no socks under Middletown. Jeffrey Hall of Westport, the United Aircraft Corporation in Cost Breakdown architects will do the best job speed up construction. system, using telephone engineering from Worcester development. As man grows, he the beds,” continued my hus The bride is the daughter of bridegroom’s brother, was best East Hartford. within this amount.” The architects said they facilities, is working excellent Polytechnic Institute in doubts. His doubts either Shape ground beef into thin The breakdown on the cost of band, “no wet towels on the Mr. and Mrs. Bertram A. man. Ushers were Daniel The couple plan a Sept. 6 Eveleth said, “We are enor would even consider the ly, Police Chief Herman Worcester, Mass. He is a 1969 stabilize his old beliefs or un patties; put patties together, the latest proposal includes $4,- floor, no Milky Way wrappers Chilson of 82 Richard Rd. The Chilson of Manchester, the wedding at the Church of the mously confident in our ability possibility of phasing the work ^hendel reported. He claimed graduate of Rockville High cover new truths to be con sandwich style, with capers. 020,000 for the additions and hidden in the sofa pillows.” bridegroom is the son of Mr. bride’s brother; and Jefferson Nazarene in Manchester. to price, and I’m confident so enough of the new construc the system to be better than the School. sidered. For no age can limit alterations; $325,000 for site im “And don’t forget how quiet it and Mrs. Frederick Hall of Meigian of Larchmont, N.Y. there would be very little tion would be completed to get O U R H EAT former call-box method. man’s dimension and capacity. provements; $275,000 for fees; is,” I rhapsodized. “No Westport. A reception was held at the *eVe*e*e\WeWe\W Wa^»\*.W , reason to alternate this basic the school off double sessions Doubt forces a man to re and $400,000 for equipment. fighting, no telephone, no rock The Rev. Dr. George Webb of Manchester Country Club, after SEE US for bsttor tfess scheme in order to meet the by the middle of the 1974-75 10 Y ea rs A g o Area students receiving appraise, purify and develop; The plan would mean the n’ roll, no banging screen South United Methodist Chuirch which the couple left on a trip to rspalrbii. Ki m your fsst budget.” school year. The Board of Directors tables bachelor’s degrees at Bates civilization and invention were THE TERRY SUIT taxpayers, locally, would be doors.” officiated at the double-ring Nova Scotia. They will reside in eofflfortablil Ms ms Miy Eveleth added that his It will now be up to the Town action on downtown tax dis College commencement recent conceived in its womb. Terry cloth, an easy to care taxed on about $2.5 million as “Right, and no teenage girls. ceremony. James McKay was Longmeadow, Mass. SENUINE LEATHEKI S h o it the cost is one-half reimbursed statements would hold true if Council to make plans for a trict. ly are George B. Evans and However, doubting is an for fabric, takes to the street also mds kuMir nr wUir. the school is built within the giggling in the bedrooms, no organist. Mrs. Hall is a 1970 graduate by the state. public hearing and approve a Thomas B. Peters, both of educated art. A doubter must this summer. Styled along the next year. ravenous boys nosing around The bride, given in marriage of Russell Sage College, where Dr. Linstone explained that date for the referendum wih the the kitchen, no nine-year-olds Columbia; and David E. Norris be a responsible person, that is, lines of a warm-up suit with SAM YULYES Councilman Robert Houley \ MODERN by her father, wore a white she received a BA degree in of Bolton. pull-tie pants and snortie tops, the plan is an economy version final say being with the voters W ONT RUN OUT he must have the ability to res A agreed the proposed [)lan is not keeping frogs in the bathtub.” dotted net gown with crocheted fine arts. She is continuing for a the terry suit makes an at ZSOafetL of the kind of building planned who have narrowly defeated the pond to the evidence and know a Utopia but also a g r ^ it is a “Without kids in the hopse, flowers at neck and wrists master’s degree in education tractive jogging or beach out "Shoe Hepohtng o f in the $6 million building. He more expensive proposals at PHARMACY how to evolve in transition to a “great compromise.” He com you' can sleep late in the mor fashioned with tie at the waist and spent the last semester at Miss Marcy Lois Juran, fit. tfw beWrttKf.* said it does not provide any ad two previous referendutos. new clarification of the truth.” pared the plan to someone ning,” I said, “and there’s and ruffles at the hemline with Central Connecticut State daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo ditional lockers, gym facilities, always hot water for your a short train. She wore a College. Mr. Hall is a 1969 ROCKS ARE FOR LIZARDS N. Juran of 30 Lawton Rd., By J. Tormey carpeting, pool and such'which shower.” matching hat with long white graduate of Norris Hprvey . received her BA degree in the voters termed “frills.” It “And you can watch what you College in West Virginia and is Earle R. Custer, Janwt ribbon and carried e cascade • SHidio art from Brown Univer Pastor (rhistoiihury OPTICIANS d6a,’’lf6ive^i#, ipiUvide badly want on TV and play your bouquet of daisies, yellow roses currently employed in a sity in Providence, R.I. She is a needed space and for an ON YOU THIS F. Frank Sinatra records.” management position at Valley North United Methodist Vernon Fire Department and baby’s breath. graduate of Manchester High Church ticipated expansion of the D’Amato “As the old saying goes,” I Mrs. Michele Sibley of East Wholesale Building Products in School. As a Brown un program at the high school. 0 B8/R.Ph said with a philosophical shnig, Hartford was matron of honor. Springfield, Mass. dergraduate she was active in Eveleth said the. major Seeking 85-Foot Ladder “A house without Udsis a great She wore a floral print halter the Brown University Chorus, ' ••••••••••• changes in the $6 millicm plan place to visit...” Madrigal Singers, and Brown are Uiat the library expansion It is difficult to believe that “I know exactly what you r e ’. will be cut from some 27,(W0 The Vernon Fire Johnson said he included the Opera Worktop. AboUt ToW Il w people who .say marijuana mean,” interrupted my hus square feet to 14,000. This will Department’s highest ladder is request for the aerial platform band, “but, you wouldn’t want m only 24 feet. This was brought isn’t harmful have ever be constructed in the courtyard as an addendum to his budget WINTER. to live there!” to light during a discussion at a request last year and he intends worked with young people Miss Marsha A. Vennart, The ladies nighttime bridge adjacent to the existing library. Zoning Commission meeting to keep on requesting until he who are using the drug daughter of Mr. and Mrs^ group of the Manchester New Plans to expand the existing G last week and came as a sur gets it. regularly...One - research Elmer Vennart of 37 Cornell comers Club will meet tonight cafeteria were also cut in half at 8 at the home of Mrs. and those to enlarge the kitchen prise to commission members. scientist, after treating a St., was graduated magna cum College William Smith, 55 Galaxy Dr. had to be dropped entirely. Although the town If you heat your home with natural gas, you (jon’t have to worry couple of thousand laude from the University of governments were consolidated BURNING ANGER Vermont. Eight New Labs GREENOCK, Scotland (AP) about going without heat this winter. CNG has ma(Je sure that enough youngsters over a five-year Notes There will be a Holy more than eight years ago, the period, knows that A/ The new proposal calls for two fire departments fought — A man who set fire to his Eucharist service Wednesday eight new labs for the science father’s house told police inves gas will be on hand. Take our liquefied natural gas facility in Rocky Hill. marijauna can cause consolidation of their groups, Mis» Deborah Hawkes, at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s C' ’".'■‘1' / I-...; department. These rooms will tigators he did it because his muscular incoordination, daughteir of Mr. and Mrs. Clif Frank T. Garton of Brandy Episcopal Church. and won. The Rockville Depart We’ve been storing natural gas all summer to prepare for the cold Rd., Boiton, has been awarded father and brother had beaten distort perception of time ford Hawkes of 22 Essex St., ment has an aerial ladder which him at dominoes. a BS degree in electrical months ahead. and space, impair the has been pamed to the honor is available to Vernon but Ver engineering by Rensselaer list at 0 ^ Wilcox School of Zucchini, scrubbed and sliced non would like its own equip If you’re worried about your heat, take a new look at our heat. memory as well as the Polytechnic Institute in Troy, Nursing, where she is a first thin, may be used uncooked in Manchester ment. ability to make judgments Our Servicemen N.Y. Vernon Fire Chief William Do it now. Now, because we’ve lowered our rental on gas conversion and decisions...Take year student. She is a graduate a salad. of Manchester High School. Guard Seaman Appren. Southern Command. He services and supplies^ frames Hospital Johnson said he has requested enough of it and it can in Donald T. Osier, son of Mr. burners to as little as $3.95 a month. Now, because you get an uncondi Harold F. Shine Jr., son of Mr. previously served at Westover funds in his budget for the duce hallucinations every and Mrs. Theodore E. Osier of ’ Notes Michael Andreo of 382 Bush and Mrs. Harold Ft Shine of 470 AFB, Mass. He is a graduate of purchase of an 85-foot elevated tional guarantee of satisfaction with gas heat. Now, so you’ll have Manchester, received his BS bit as intense as those of Hill Rd. and Bruce Dickerman Woodbftdge St., has reported Hartford Public High School, platform which would have a degree from Bates College, BOLAND Discharged Monday: LSD...Marijuana, though of 42 Eva Circle, Rockville, for duty aboard the Coast class of 1967. His wife is the and accessories fpll complement of ground enough heat this winter. For sure. Call your gas heating contractor or Lewiston, Maine. He is a Anastasia R. Bates, 35 Timrod not physically addictive, have been named to the dean’s Guard Cutter USCGC former Andrea E. MacAdam. OIL COi ladders. The cost would be biology and psychology major. Rd.; Theresa Anderson, 348 about $100,000. Town officials Connecticut Natural Gas. can quickly lead the use to list at the College of Basic Morgenthau, homeported in since 1935 Center St.; Mary Higgins, 45 becom e psychological! Studies at the University of New London. claim Johnson has never made Boulder Rd.; Evelyn M. a formal request for the equip dependent on it... Hartford. FUEL OILS Russell, 189 Autumn St.; Navy Fire Control Tech. 3.C. STAR GA*ElC*0 AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Come look us over ment but has discussed it infor It’s no secret that more and -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 24-HOUR SERVICE Patrick W. Bums, East Hart mally. Mark J. Phillips, son of Mr. and ^ ASitS LIRRA BUDGET ACCOUNTS ford; Elvira L. 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MB’s Pad Lead Herald Angle Behind By Earl Yost On Bunt Shocks Yanks Sports Editor DETROIT (AP)—Aurelio Rodriguez was in a daze. Rodriguez was tired from his base-running feat. Moriarty Brothera added to their two-run single to center with two But the affable Detroit Tiger third baseman, a hero Mon “I ran enough. I laid there for a rest,” the curly-haired ^ s te m DivisitMi lead by blanking aboard for a 44) bulge. day n i^ t, wasn’t the only one in a state of shock. Mexican said of his face^iown siesta at tiie plate. second-place East Hartford, 5-0, The MB’s added another run in the Old Timers* Night at Nebo Most of the persons in the near capacity crowd of 51,001 He said he ran home on his own without seeiM third base betjjnd the three-hit pitching of Lev fifth and Spencer held the Merchants at Tiger Stadium, and many in the national television coach Joe Schultz. Spencer last night in a Twilight It Y rill be an Old Timers’ Night of sorts at Mt. Nebo in check, scattering three hits. audipnee, probably pinched themselves to TnEdte sure they “I no see nobody. I see the ball going to third base and I League game at St. Thomas With the win, Moriarty’s moved tonight when Moriarty’s entertain Volkswagen in a Hart weren’t dreaming. decide to go hwne,” Rodriguez said. “You can’t see a Seminary. three games ahead of East Hartford. ford Twilight League baseball game starting at 5:45. Was the confused 10th inning finish of Detroit’s 5-4 vic coach on a play like that.” Spencer’s teammates got to East The Merchants are 9-12, while the The principal attractions will be two 40-year-oId-plus tory over the New York Yankees, in which Rodriguez Mickey Stanley started the ninth-inning Tiger rally with Hartford hurler Greg Steele for 12 MB’s sport an 11-8 mark. right-handed pitchers. Lev Spencer for the MB’s and a scored from first base on an Ed Brinkman bunt, for real? a double off starter Mel Stottlemyre. Gates Brown lined safeties.. Jim Balesano enjoyed a ’The Gas House Gang faces an active cwne-backer. Bill ^ e r , with the visitors. How about the Tigers’ three-run rally in the ninth, out and Willie Horton singled. perfect 4-for4 plate showing that in slate this week with three games in Maher, who admits to being 45 years young, and the 43- climaxed by pinch hitter Frank Howard’s two-run homer Lyle, who lost his ei|d>th game against four victories, cluded two doubles. Rich Riordan four days. Tonigh, Langan VW in v ^ -o ld rubber-armed Spencer, were once teammates ta off ace reliever Sparky Lyle which sent the game into came in and got pinch hitter A1 Kaline to hit into a force went 3-for-4 and also stroked a pair of vades Nebo for a 5:45 game. high school on a crackerjack Wethersfield team coached extra innings tied 4-4. out. It scored Stanley and the Yankees were but one out doubles and scored twice. Thursday, the locals trek to Henry by the now retired George Ritchie. Maher was a senior and ’Those things must have really happened, for the Tigers from moving into first place. Moriarty’s broke on top in the third, Park in Vernon for a tilt with the Ver - Spencer a sophomore at the time. climbed back into first place in the frantic American Then the 6-foot-7, 275-pound Howard batted for Norm with back-to-back doubles by Riordan non Orioles. Friday, the East Division ; While Spencer has been pitching regularly for nearly 30 League East race for the first time since late June. Cash and parked a Lyle slider into the lower deck in left and Balesano for a 1-0 lead. leaders meet Hartford Insurance, years, a Portage of mound strength for the Volkswagen Detroit, which has won 11 of IS games since the All-Star field for his ei^th homer. Bob Carlson added to that margin first in the West Division, at St. « il^ found Maher, the team coach, doing a lot of throwing break, holds a one-half game edge over Baltimore and a Bob Miller, who won his fourth game in five decisions, by clubbing a lead-off homer in the Thomas Seminary. and getting his arm back into shape. In his first start last one-game lead over New York and Boston heading into gave up only a walk in the Yankee 10th to finish with a one- fourth frame. Frank DiMauro belted a week, Maher defeated Herb’s with a sparkling four-hit per today’s twlnlght doubleheader against AL West Division hit relief job in 3 16 innings. formance. leader Oakland. Mike Strahler started and was staked to a 16 lead when Twenty-one years ago, Maher was named the Twilight New York, which is home tonight against Texas, lost lefthander Brown hit a wrongfield home run in the fourth. League’s most valuable player and awarded the Pete three of four to Detroit before a record Tiger Stadium It was his first homer ever to left field in Tiger Stadium. Kapura Memorial Trophy. This same 1952 season, Maher four-game series total of 184,629 spectators. New York went ahead 2-1 in the sixth when Ron Davis Cup Players pitched Wethersfield to the playoff championship after a Monday’s outcome concluded a disastrous road trip for Blomberg’s liner bounced over rightfielder Jim second-place finish during the regular season. the Yankees. ’They lost nine of 11. Northrup’s head for a tworun double. (AP photo) Manchester’s British-Americans nipped Wethersfield by “We were lucky to get this one,” Tiger Manager Billy The Yanks scored two more in the seventh on an RBI Against Tie-Breakers a half-game for regular season laurels but Maher’s two- Martin said after the latest trium|A, “but New 'York was single by Oarke and a double by Roy White, MrstClemente Accepts Award hitter gave Wethersfield the playoff diadem over the lucky to get its victory Saturday.” or league baseball roundup for Tuesday PMs. For Late Husband at.Cooperstown Herald photo by Ofiara' locals. But the bottom of the 1()^ inning didn’t begin with luck. The Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 7-3 in Connecticut's ASA Softball Tournament Champions Today, Maher is vice president in charge of sales with Rodriguez opened it with a solid single off Lyle. Then NORTH UTTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) when Tom Gorman of Seattle the only other American League game. 7 — Despite being involved in sets that defeated Fillol Friday in a match t ^ t the Advanced Technical Composition Co., Inc., in South Brinkman laid down his bunt and here’s what happened: In National League action, the New York Mets beat the Here's Manchester's latest championship team, Groman's Wilks, Linda Hamm, Sandy Hamm, sponsor John Groman, lasted 76 and 32 games, members of Windsor. He’s been a Manchester resident for a number of Lyle fielded it, saw he had no play on Rodriguez at se Hall of Fame Ceremonies Sports Shop girls' softball team. The squad captured the included a 17-15 set and Smith, from St. Louis Cardinals 106, the Houston Astros edged the Cin Jean McAdam, Debbie Sarni. Front row. Marge Malone, Phyllis the United States Davis Cup tennis years. cond base, then turned towards first. Second baseman cinnati Reds 5-4, the Montreal Expos topped the Chicago Connecticut Amateur Softball Assn, title last Saturday night at Pasadena, Calif., whipped Cornejo in Kendrick, Julie Bradley, Betsy Gilmartin, Becky Best, Nancy team are against use of the tie four sets in a match that began Friday Son To Catch Horace Clarke was slow getting to the bag and, after Cubs 76 and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Fitzgerald Field by whipping New Haven, 8-2. The squad, rear Robbins, Donna Schaffer. Friday night the champs meet Rhode breaker in Cup play. hesitating, Lyle finally threw the ball. und ended Saturday. Gorman defeated Another feature of the meeting tonight will be the fact Diego Padres 26. Spahn Continues row: Barbara Malcolm, Assistant Coach Steve McAdam, Fran Island in regional play in” Plainville. “I don’t think we need to change the It went wide of the bag and rolled foul toward the right Nukis, Coach Dave White, Mary Favale, Andy Quintana, Nancy Cornejo 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 Monday, then the Maher’s son. Bill Jr., will do the catching. It will mark the format,” said Dennis Ralston, non United S tat^ forfeited the final point. field stands, where Felipe Alou picked it up. Indians 7, White Sox 3 first time a father-son battery ever appeared in a Twi- Rodriguez had reach^ third by then and would have Chris Chambliss’ two-run double capped a five-run Tough in Clutch playing captain of the U.S. team. Ralston said Smith, who left for Lon League game. held up but Alou’s throw home skipped past catcher Thur second-inning outburst that lifted the Indians to a 7-3 deci “The Davis Cup is a test of ability, en don to keep some prior commitments, Spencer, whose tantalizing slow stuff has posed C(X)PERST0WN, N.Y. (AP) — Warren Spahn always durance and conditioning.” had a slight shoulder injury and would man Munson’s glove and rolled toward third. sion over the White Sox. was tough in the clutch. problems for Twi Leaguers since he left the professional Rodriguez dashed home. Munson chased the ball. But Gaylord Perry, 11-15, went all the way for the victory, Cut & Curl and WINF Win The U.S. team displayed all three not participate in his singles match ranks 12 years ago, has helped Moriarty’s dominate both Just after he began his acceptance speech during induc qualities in routing Qiile in the with Fillol. finally third baseman Graig Nettles threw it to first giving up five hits. tion ceremonies for baseball’s Hall of Fame Monday, his regular season and playoff action in the circuit for the last baseman Matty Alou covering the plate. Astros 5, Reds 4 American Zone finals that ended Mon The United States, which has won decade. brother-in-law, Les Curran of Buffalo, N.Y., collapsed. TONIGHT’S GAMES Although umpire Red Flaherty’s arm went up to signal Jimmy Wynn, who Just got over an O-for-32 skein, rapped the second contest, WINF Missy Munson and Val ly rolled past Manchester day. the Davis Cup five straight years, will While the Affl’s are cun)ently on top in the circuit’s Spahn stopped his speech and moved into the crowd as Crispino's vs. Plymouth, bombed Manchester Davidson each collected two Plymouth. Three bingles The Americans wrapped up the meet Romania in the next round of Rodriguez out, it quickly came down as Alou couldn’t hang out two singles, scored three runs, stole two bases and doctors admistered to the stricken man. 6:15 Nike Eastern Division, the over-all record has been below par. onto the ball. Aurelio slid in head first. drove home the tie-breaking run in Houston’s 5-4 triumph Plymouth, 22-10. Action safeties. were collected by Phyllis competition when Stan Smith and Cup play Aug. 17-19 near San Fran On the other hand, Volkswagen has been an also-ran until Although shaken by the incident, the' winningest left- Cut & Curl vs. WINF, 7:30 Erik Van Dillen, behind by two sets at Rodriguez just lay on the plate with a smile on his face over the Reds. handed pitcher in history resumed his talk as the am Nike came in the Rec Women’s Uccello, Karen Lemire and cisco. Maher decided to return to the firing line. Slow-Pitch double elimina For the losers, Mary Marty Raymond for the one time, won three straight sets from The tie-breaker came into until his teammates rushed from the dugout to mob and Expos 7, Cubs 3 bulance, siren blaring, took Ckirran to the hospital. Gracyalny had a fine 4-5 It should be mighty interesting to watch the two cheer himr: Balor Moore pitched six innings of no-hit ball in Mon Scoring five runs in the tion tournament to deter winners. Jaime Fillol and Pat Cornejo to give prominence a couple of years ago, He was reported in satisfactory condition after suffering night which included a home veterans with more ^ n half a century of combined Lyle and Felipe Alou were the only players given errors. treal’s 7-3 triumph, but Mike Marshall had to come on in from exhaustion. fifth inning, Cut & Curl mine the town champion. the United States an insurmountable partly to accomodate telerision. '^ e run. Laura Dunfield and playing years behind them, battling one another at Mt. “That was the damndest last two minutes of a ball game the eighth and picked up his 22nd save of the year. Spahn, 52, praised his father, Edward, who was present. broke the game wide open to 3-0 lead. Chile won the first two sets 9- tie-breaker eliminates the need to win Nebo toni^t. Petie Buccino each Plymouth’s Marion Dipple I’ve ever seen!” exclaimed Jim Campbell, Tiger general Ken Singleton, Bob. Bailey and Jim Lyttle homered for “He taught me how to pitch,”said the former Boston and defeat Crispino’s, 21-18, last Nancy Leslie went 4-5 to 7 and 39-37— the longest set in Cup by two games. After the score reaches produced three base knocks. and Karen Parciak each Notes Off the Cuff manager. Montreal. Milwaukee Braves’ star who ranks No. 5 on the all-time night at Mt. Nebo in the first pace Cut & Curl’s attack. history^ but Smith and Van Dillen 66, the winner of the set is the player Scoring in every inning stroked two hits, one of TONIGHT’S GAMES “It was like everyone rushing from a bawdy house at the Dodgers 2, Padres 0 winning list with 363. of a scheduled twinbill. In Sue Driscoll, Lynn Frazier, won the last three sets, 8-6, 6-1, 6-3. who scores the next point. Patty Torza, who plays out of the Manchester Country A except for third, WINF easi Dipple’s was a home run. Eagle Jrs. vs. Lolireg, 7:45 same time,” joked bullpen coach Oiarlie Silvera. A1 Downing, 96, scattered five singles, struck out six One of the game’s toughest competitors, Spahn, now a Polish vs. Medicated, 9 The United States ga^ed a 2-0 lead Club, will be one of the favorites in the Connecticut State Women’s Amateur Golf Championship Aug.21-23 at the In “I wanteid to bunt to first but it went to the mound in and walked just one as the Dodgers stopp^ the Padres 2- coach with the Cleveland Indians, probably would have Eagles vs. Schiebel, 7:45 stead,” Brinkman explained. “The next thing I knew the Oand raised their lead in the National League’s West Divi , been elected two years earlier to the Hall if he didn’t pitch Indians vs. Moriarty, 9 dian Hill Country Club. Miss Torza captured tiie title in Studstill To Challenge Club 1970 and was runner-up the past two years...'Die World Cup ball was going past me at first and I just kept going.” sion to four games over second-place Cincinnati. briefly in the minors after winding up his big league career INTERMEDIATE I Softball Tennis Championship in Hartford March 10 will be telecast in 1965. Gagers 51 -
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TV for rent. to Director of Nursing, would like a career in real es THE FLINTSTONES Lott and Found Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. tate, please call me. Part- I DAD, QRAMPS BY HANA.BARBERA Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 11 >n Brook Convalescent ^ Home, off House Street,timers considered. Ralph I and WST — small gray kitten, also 1973 SUZUKI, TS400,600 miles, STUMP Removal — (Soucier). Glastonbury, 633-5244. Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475. GREAT GRANDPA MwhMflKCWJ V,b4, large black and white cat with excellent condition, $1,000, 649- Uns^i^htly stumps,. chipped out, fj IU0O<-»^M>4 BO'/U white paws. Vicinity Pitken and 0711. neatly and economically. 742- MECHANICS for large truck WILLIAM M. 8-7 DON'T Waronoke Road, 742-9483, 646- 8252. ANIMAL KEEPER fleet, guaranteed year ’round I KEATING, SR. REMEMBER 0642. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all work with overtime. Call 643- THE BORN LOSER YEAR Painting-Paparing 13 Full-time, to care for and clean all our 2414. BY ART SANSOM makes, models and c... speeds.____ I animals. Many benefita and Insurance. WHEN WE FOUND Bicycle at tiling Junior Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, I Call I All our love. JU^T toTI6H HOW RICHARD E. Martin. Full PART-TIME, experienced High. Call 646-22956. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- WILD CIWGO-643-6108 2098. rofessional painting service, sales lady, ^ndays only. G o^ The Family ^Klfl-n^HTOURPAWW- iterior - exterior. Free es pay. Apply The Pants Pocket, Pononalt-Announcomontt 2 g I m i by NEA, Ik . HO$0 FIT m MOTORCYCLE insurance, timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Pathmark Shopping Center, OF LOVELY WANTED ride to Travelers or come to us for good rates. Just "Senator Ervin, what Is your feeling about all the HEAT IREAT Trainees - Se Manchester. Happy 15th Birthday vicinity 6-10 p.m. Call 643-6692. 5 minutes of your time. Call T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, notoriety that has befallen some of the members cond and third shifts. Excep Models,,, too Crockett Agency, ask for Betty Interior-exterior painnting. tional opportunity for right men FEMALE sales help, part-time I EMIL of the committee?” to work evenings. Apply Andrea Autos For Sale " 4 or Louise. 643-1577. Reasonable rates. Swirled to build future___ with wil' a „_____ i Love, WAJ-ST-DI^^OOW, ceilings our specialty.all 643- company. Opportunity to ad Shoes, Burr Corners Plaza, Heating-Plumbing 1j Help Wanted next to Caldors. I Deb and Mom W0 6A6.„AMD NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1972 HONDA 70, excellent con 1949. 35 vance into schooling, training S -7 Bankrupt? Repossessed? dition, $275. Call 643-2375. program and supervissupervisory ^ 6 HEER1 ‘WEY CD INSIDE-Outside paintjng. NO JOB too small. Immediate positions. Please apply in per WANTED — Live-in mother’s Honest Douglas accepts lowest service on service calls. FYee helper. East Hartford area. For a> m w PETITE, down, smallest payments. HONDA, 305, 10” extension, Special rates for people over 65. AUTO MECHANIC son, Klock Company, 1366 Fully insured. Estimates given. estimates gladly given on Tolland Tpke., Manchester. An further information call 568- The AMBRAjip^, t a l l ,.. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. custom tank, seat, bars, 9222. MUTT AND JEFF guages, etc. Knob tires, ad CaU 649-7663. heating or Numbing. Faucets Volkswagan axparlanca equal opportunity employer. Fantastic Cabin 2 2 ------^------It' IWI h UU. I..,, TJU. Ul t«, CH e-7 BUD FISHER repaired or installed. Water r 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, ditional front end. For street or required. Top pay and TWO experienced dump truck I Awaits your return s ID LIKE A NICE trail. Excellent condition. ^95. J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom pumps worked on. Complete SECRET ARY-Receptionist. PLAIN JANE JEFI-WHAT ARE you 1200. or best offer. C^ll 646-2161 heating systems, rec rooms, banaffla. Apply to Sorvlco drivers, Knowledge of ameslte, BY FRANK BAGINSKI COOL SHOWER after 4:30 p.m. 649-7325 after 6 p.m. decorating, interior and Managor: Small manufacturing firm has I The Hubs! | MySELF.' GONNA DO, STAY IN exterior, paper hanging. Fully etc. Call M & M Plumbing & opening for a girl with capable of running backhoe ana S------1 Heating, 649-2871. dozer helpful. Call 742-6190. HEX,V/HATG.IVEt,?! SIMPLE, PUssyCAT! YoUR THERE MX DAY’ 1967 CHRYSLER Newport, 1971 HONDA, CB175, extras. insured. 649-9658. experience in general office J. & D. % K / CHOW OISH IS EtYiPTyi PINNER IS INTHE PO J PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues- Aug. 7. 1973 H«/p W anted 35 Doga-BIrda-Pata 4I Mualcal Inatrumanta Houaoa For Bah 72 53 Houaoa For Bala 7Z Hduaaa For Bah 72 _Oirt o t Town-Far B a h 75______W h e m 'toU \NERE A «ID VIITM PERFECT Oirt ot Toam-For Bah 75 • A n d N ow tM AT •tou'RE n o t a m d ARC registered Golden PIANO, upright, reconditioned, EYESIGHT ,TMEV GAVE NOTHlKlO- d r . SERVICE TECHNICIAN Retriever puppies, X-ray ANV M ORE HEA’TED in-grotind swhnming Lookout Point $55,9®. tuned and ddivered, $145, 742- BUT 'WORDS’ IN Q IA H T iy p E TO R E ^ - pool is only one of the many TWO-FAMILY Vernon And The Eastern Hills COVENTRY — Five rtom (tot- Opening for experienced cleared parents. Shots, 7141. tage,- fully furnished. Q ose to wormed, 649-3976. OOESTNATSAV conveniences offered in this Manchester, duplex' style We offer a large selection of resale and new homes In Vernon, B F f T man. Opportunity for ad HURWIT lake. Secondary financing LLKE A CONVEYER O N E O R T W O PILLS large L-shaped Ranch. Seven Attractive new 8-room apartmenta, 44, both sides wuth Windsor, Ellington, Somers, Mhnehester, Bolton, vancement if right in Wanted to Buy 58 rooms, 2 baths, bullt-lns, V* available, $10,0®. Hiilbrick FULL and part-time help BEFORE OR AFTER Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, 2- nicely decorated, city Coventry, Tolland, Wlllington, Mansfield and other nearby Agency, Realtors, 646-42®. gredients present. needed. Apply Scuffy Pet acre lot are a few more. CaU WANTED — Antique furniture, EACH MEAL‘« « car attached garage plus utiliUes, sidewalks. Excellent towns. For fine suburb9n and country residences within easy Center, Manchester Parxade. now for a personal tour through Apply In peraon to glass, pewter, oil paintings or Vantage Realty, 872-9402. other desired features. Acre Btarter property for the non communting distance of Hartford ceil THE HOMEFINDERS. HEBRON — .3 or 4 bedroom other antique items. Any quan lot overlooking surrounding homeowner. For details and Cape, large country kitchen, Mr. Murphy IRISH SETTER puppy, male, 9 pril^te showing, call look today where buys are.foundl full walk-out basement area How does blood circulate? tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, BEAUTIFUL 6-room Colonial countryside. Call Tom weeks old, good bloodline, Lake, privileges. Priced below DILLON 165 Oakland Street. located on a large wooded lot. Hennegan. housebrokeri, $95, 875-4956. replacement cost. $29,9® By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. the body. The blood returns'’ Ownef leaving state, offering m a r te n s a g e n c y , . $20,000 VERNON $39,900 from most of the body to the are full, and each time the SALES & SERVICE ANTIQUE furniture, round oak 7 room RANCH with cwport lovtly 4 bedroom COLONIAL with attached Cross-Dallaire Realtors, 228- fluid in the lungs is pulmonary ADORABLE Toy Fox Terrier their home together with aU 00 Dear Dr. Lamb —, A few heart beats it merely adds edema. ^ MANCHESTER tables, crank phonographs, oil SIMONS ■ M n o rt trood lot. Equippod kitchon, dining garage on treed lot In executive 00® . ’ right side of the heart and is puppies,, male and females, ^U ances, at a sacrifice price. Realtors/MLS 646-1117 months ago I experienced a circulated through it to the more blood to the continuous paintings, trains, cast iron toys, Call now for a personal toiir M 6 -2 5 8 0 room, Hvlng room with flroplooo, 28 tt. neighborhood. BuHt-ln wall oven, coronary occlusion and was moving stream. If toe muscle recovers well RocKville, 872-6729. 1129 Tolland ’Tpke. panollod (■mlly room, 2 lull tongs to take on oxygen. The guns, knives, glass, china, through Vantage Realty, 87^ counter top range, diahwaaher, dla- VERNON — Executive area— 6 told that this caused me to and there's good healing with bathroom*. poaall. Formal dining room, 23 a blood returns from the lungs In your problem you devel oriental items, steins. Most 9402. room Raised Ranch with large hwe pulmonary edema. out too much damage, then AVON SAYS, “ Be Your Boss.” FREE KITTENS - 2 tiger BEAUTIFUL Five-room living room with flraplaoa, 39 a patio, to the left side of the heart oped a blockage in toe artery anything old or collectible. Call Wtchen, 3 bedrooms, Would you kindly exnlain the left ventricular muscle is Earn an income of your own, color, one calico, one beige and MANCHES’TER - 4-rooms, 2 Ranch, two bedrooms,' stove, swimming pool. The blood is pumped, by the that goes to the pumping anytime, 643-6535. finiaied family room, fireplace please? Also I would lilfe to able to contract strong enough right in your own neighborhood. white. Call 649-5571 king size bedrooms, large refrigerator included. Garage teft side of the heart to the hear muscle. Almost alwayi ELLINGTON $33,900 WILLINGTON $41,500 in carpeted living room, understand the action of the again to propel blood in a Be an Avon representative. Call modem kitchen, ceramic tUe under all aluminum exterior brain and most of the body. It s the left ventricle that’s Rooma Without Board 59 6 room RANCH on baautIN traad lot Spadou* new 7 room COLONIAL sundeck with view, oil hot nomial fashion. These individ now 289-4922. SIAMESE CATS, one male, one bath, excellent condition, large P r ic ^ to sell. Starkweather heart and lungs. Does the [ *27,900 I naar charming historic Ellington with attached garage on heavily treed water heat, 2-car garage. Price involved. Because toe muscle uals are said to have made a female, $10 each, 643-0804 after lot. Priced for immediate saK. Realty, 6464353. Vlllag* Cantar,.Equipped kitchon, 20 acre. Completely equipped kitohen, heartbeat or contractions - the veins and to the left side of the heart THE THOMPSON H o u s e - Cot- to the upper 30s. M lt Tedford cause the blood to pass good recovery from an acute FULL and part-time mechanics 5 p.m. ■ Six room Cape. Fireplace, J Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. ft- IMng room with flraplao*, 22 ft formal dining room, 22 a living room right side of the heart convey doesn t get enough blood it tage St., centrally located, LAURA COHf)Oy Agency, 875-2673. through the valves in both heart attack. If the muscle is and control desk operators, will !wall-to-walI carpeting. | SEVEN R(X)M oversized Cape panallad family room wWi bar, much with flraplaoa, Ural floor panellsd toe unoxygenated blood, while iaken and be unable to large, pleasantly furnished rm tucuEr,g,i, wail to wall carpeting. family room with sliding glass doors ventricles at the same time? too severely damaged, then it train. Apply in person. Holiday WANTED — Good home for Beautiful treed lot. Swimming | MANCHESTER — Immediate corner lot, 100x1®, NIiti the blood returning from the pump (contract) with enough rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, I to sun deck, 24x12 master bedroom. will still be weak and not Lanes, 39 Spencer St. dog, year old spayed CORRO^Sim t occupancy, 8-room Cape, 3 ® s. 6494166. No agents please. lungs, going through the left force until it is properly for overnight and permanent Wv^»>Vv% ^vw ■ pool. CLEAN, CLEAN,' Bolton Dear Reader— Space won’t pu^mp blood out fast enough bedrooms, dining room, ELLINGTON $47,900 side of the heart and out to healed. Because the heart Shepherd/Husky. Good with guest rates. w u em ou oR ow -CLEAN. Immediate occupan-1 permit a detailed discussion which will result in an accu- ONE MAN insurance office children. Must have room to u p,B / E R ^ m a fireplace, 2-car garage. MANCHESTER— Schoolopens WILLINQTON $35,000 Exceptional valual Outatandlng B the arteries, is the red oxy muscle is weakened it can’t I cy. Only $27,9®. CaU now, 289-1 Charming young 8 room RAISED room 4 badroom 0ARRI80N of how the heart and lungs "J,"*®*"’.'* 9* Mood and eventu needs help, typing and some in run. Call 643-6103 between 1 and Aluminum siding, rec room and soon, make your move now! SWIMMINO POOL genated blood. very strongly. The con ATTRACTIVE room, private E L S E & m im t. 1 74®. ■ RANCH with garage on beauWully COLONIAL with 2 car garage on largo function. I devoted two chap ally fluid in toe lungs. In tois surance background wanted. 3 p.m. sunla room.AWIAB* ® ’s. 0« V/VTBIdOwner anxious OllAtUUS Bentley School area. Im FOrSala us circulation of blood home, for working girl, board ^ S O fiT H treed acre S mlnuta* from parkway. lot In beautiful exooutlv* ters to the mechanics of how The right and left ventri E instance, digitalis and related Plush office, east-of-river. Call fo ri' quick sale. LaPentaAgency, maculate older 3-bedroom LOW THIRTIES tnen accum ulates in the left optional, central location, 643- 22 a panelled family room, panaHad neighborhood near country dub. 2M the heart and lungs work in cles, the lower part of the medicines are given to help Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey ADORABLE mixed Reafialter, 646-2440. Colonial, 1% baths, firesplace, den, fireplaoed Uving room, formal LOVELY RANCH side of the heart rather than breed 7- 6745. I PASEK-MUHEIIFORD I bathrooms, private master bathroom my book ‘‘Your Heart and heart, are muscular pumping improve toe heart function. Employment Service. Apartmenta For Rent 83 Apartmenta For Rent 83 |288-7475 RMNors, MLSJ dining room wHh eliding gtaaa door* with stall shower. Eat-In kitohon ha* Is Frasl wing propelled out to toe en week old puppies for sale. Out ot Town- double garage. Low SO’s! How To Live With It” (The chambers. They do contract to sundeck. Equipped kitchen, IVk bullt-ln color coordinated oven, tire Iiody. The blood literally (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Phone 646-7769. For Rent 88 TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 15 1 ^ 1 1 Company, Realtors, 569- Six rooms New roof yikmg Press, 625 Madison at the same time and simulta DEMONSTRATORS - Free ROOM with kitchen privileges, MANCHESTER - Cute one- rooms, newly remodeled 1030. bathroom*, private lavatory lor range, dishwasher, disposall. Formal backs up and causes an accu centrally located, 14 Arch APARTM ENT MANCHESTER - 8-room maater bedroom. dining room, living room, spadoua 24 Avenue, New York, New York neously force blood to move kit, toys and gifts. Top cash bedroom apartment. Available kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms Shingle and brick construc mulation of blood in the lung. Send your queUiont to Dr. Lomb, Articlaa tor Sala 4S Street. COVENTRY— 4V4 room apart Colonial with 2-car garage, tt. panelled family room with flraplaoa KW22, price $5.95). along toward the lungs from commissions (up to 30%) no Sept. 1st. Security required, each side. Large private yard. MANCHEISTEiR — Pfint&stic This in turn causes water to in cart ol thii ntwtpaper, P.O. Box RENTAL OFFICE ment, one child accept^, gar first-floor family room, 4 and sliding door* to sundeck. Over tion. Beautiful hedged and i J ; S'**® of the heart or deductions for kit. Name % m . Eastern Real Estate, 646- age. CaU 646-3784. Immaculate condition five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms seep out from the blood ves 1551, Roiio City Station, Now York, ALUMINUM sheets used as ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, We have a large variety of bedrooms, 2% baths, and much VERNON $39,900 2,0® *q. IL of hixurkxi* Uving space. treed yard! t l i f n ^ i i , r * * ! ®*'°“ *‘* of fho body from brands: Fisher-Price, Cosco, 8250. throughout, garages. Central large ^hen^arage, lovely sels in the lung into the air N.Y. 10019. for a copy ol Dr. Lamb's printing plates, .007 thick, gentleman, private entrance, deluxe one and two-bedroom, more. Over 2,5® square feet of Immaculate S room COLONIAL with :-Jl.._°rfbe circulation as a toe left side of toe heart. The etc. Best delivery service. Call location, $49,500. Philbrick lot, 65x3®. Owmr relocating. VERNON $63,900 continuous conveyor belt of spaces causing shortness of now booklet on hiatal hernia, send 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. shower bath, free parking. App apartments and townhouses' MANCHEiSTEIR — 2-bedroom ROCKVILLE— Nice four-room Uving area. Priced in the ® ’s. attached garage. Double aall- Eleganl one of a kind 9 room RAISED AeK tor Ray Negro blood is constantly moving, collect, Treasure House, 1-491- Agency, Realtors, 646-42®. $®,5M. Arruda Realtors, 644- blood passing through all of breath or toe accumulation of 50 cools lo the some address and Phone 643-2711. ly 195 Spruce St. Duplex, includes heat. heated apartment. First floor. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. deanlng oven, range, diahwaaher, RANCH with attached 2 car garage since the arteries and veins 2100. throughout Manchester. Ren 15®. Lou Arruda. fluid. The accumulation of ask lor "Hiatal Hernia" bo^let. Available immediately. Securi Nice yard. Centrally located. diapoeaH. Formal dining room, 24 a and 38 ft. In-ground swimming pool tal office open daily from 9-5, Manchester . BELFIOBE AGENCY NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 ty required, $165, 6434543. Elm Street. No pets. Security MANCHESTER - Con- living roohf) with flraplac*, 20 a llrat on beautifully treed and landscape 2 FULL-TIME janitor needed. 6 ROOM for woman. Parking, other times by appointment. floor family room with eliding glaa* 847-1413 cents each. Inquire side door, deposit and references dominium 3 bedrooms, 2% MANCHESTER acre site In most preisrred exscutiv* evenings per week. 48 hours, 12 kitchen privileges. Call before IMMACULATE door* to patio, large panelled recrea required. 8754159. baths, central air, all carpeted, neighborhood. This luxurious 4 midnight to 8 a.m., insurance, Manchester Evening Herald. 10:30 a.m. or after 3:M p.m., Cape Cod with all large SIDE BY SIDE TWO tion room, extra large maater South Windsor M W TO ENTERniSES. MC. tennis, swimming. Immediate bedroom residence offer* ample vacations. Must be dependable 6494974. 24M Nm State l i , Hmdieilaf rooms, Uving room, dining Family with all convoilences. bedroom. Wall to wall carpeting space and every fadllty for gradous If yov nest it tN M il, check the PRESIDENTIAL occupancy. CaU owner, 646- throughouL Bolton and reliable. Contact manager, DARK rich, clean loam, 5 living and entertaining. NeraM aastified M l m l f i l l the beiw yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, 646-1021 ^8384, priced to seU. $31,5®. room, huge kitchen, 3 Owner says "sell.” Two no phone calls. Parkade Lanes, ROOMS FOR WOMEN, kitchen VILUBEAPTS. Bualneaa LoeeOona- aith iwm for ym breel. sand, stone, pool and patio bedrooms, wall-to-wall bedrooms, modern kitchens, Manchester Parkade. privileges. Laurel Street, Call M A N C H E S n R For Rent 87 sand, 643-9504. 647-9360. CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 carpeting, recreation room, tiled baths, deep lot, in one of One and two bedrooms.' e a s t HARTFORD ^ FJWC Plans acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 1% baths, gar Manchester’s most con list today where sales are madel Marra Will Seek SET-UP man wanted for NEWER one bedroom Ranch Near schools, churches MANCHESTER — 100,000 beamed ceiUng, garages, view. Excellent 7-room custom department engaged in light SCREENED loam, gravel, Apartmenta For Rant „63 square feet, will divide. age, treed lot. This home must venient locations. Only $43,. Colonial, formal dining room, 3 Four Socials processed gravel, sand, stone, type apartment, includes heat and shopping center, on Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. machining operations and Suitable for manufacturing and be seen to appreciate quality. 9®. Call Ann Hunter today, The Samuel M. bedrooms, fireplace, rec room, and fill. George H. Grlffing, An and appliances. $170 per month. mechanical assembly work. WE HAVE customers waiting bus line. Call anytime. warehouse. 1-748-5634. Now priced at only $®,5®. 649-53®. large screened porch. Garage. GOP Endorsement dover, 742-7886. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Some knowledge of punch for the rental of your apartment CHALLEN6E Priced to sell at only $36,9®. DONNA HOLLAND 4535. Before the scheduled face FRECHETTE & MARTIN presses desirable. LaPointe In or home. J.D. Real Estate 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, LAVITT AGENCY Arruda Realtors, 644-1539, Lou . Correspondent TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for lifting on this expandable RMlton 047-9993 • • REALTQRS-MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES dustries, Rockville. An equal Associates, Inc. 643-5129. MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- • •B&W Arruda. For Council Race Tel. 6464375 opportunity employer. covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 5. Cape is completed, we think Vernoil Circle Shopping Center— At Parkway Exit 95 Modern four rooms, including The BARROWS A WALUCE Co. cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- I/IOKING for anything in real there may be someone From 1-86 EAST HARTFORD - Area of Donald J. Marra has an 6587. heat, hot water, carpeting, RANCH — 6 rooms, 1% baths, Retiton — MIA Marra is a precinct leader for estate rental — apartments, 466 MAIN STREET - Building somewhere who may be Open 7 Days A Week—Weekdays to 8— Weekends to 6 finer homes! Inspect this nounced he is seeking the The Bolton Junior Woman’s appliances, storage, parking. 4Vi ROOMS, second floor, heat, formal dining room, 3 MuebMter Parkade — (4M|0( toe Republican party and is a AUTOMOTIVE homes, multiple dwellings, no for any business, office, or com wiUing to accept the challenge spacious 34edroom split, ® ’ Republican party’s endorse Club will hold four coffee 3x5 OFFICE MAHOGANY $190 monthly. 649-2871,646-08®. gas and hot water. Middleaged bedrooms, garage, treed lot, member of the Republican fees. Call J.D. Real Estate mercial use, near Center. Call 643-2158 The Homefinders 875-6297 family room, large entty foyer, socials this month to Sears Roebuck, Mancheater, working couple. No children or of putting their own ideas to $33,900. Philbrick Agency, ment as a candidate for the voter registration committee. Desk, formica top, white vinyl Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 646-2426, 9 4 p.m. formal dining room, king size familiarize women with toe Connecticut, la looking tor swivel chair, $60. Good condi pets. 649-4068. work redecorating this home Realtors, 646-42®. South Windsor Town Council. He was instrumental in making master bedrooms. Sunset nidge club’s programs, committees the tollowing help In our tion, 643-9508, 94:30. LANDLORDS which offers great CIRCA 17®, 16 rooms, recently Although interested and active MANCHESTER — New one and MANCHESTER 10,000 square ANDOVER - Historical Daniel COVENTRY CAPE School. Forties. LaPoll Com toe town government aware of and membership. automotive center. >We have screened and qualified^ ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart possibilities in an ideal NEW COLONIALS - Built by restored, 7 fireplaces, summer in town affairs, this will be two-bedroom townhouses, full |tenants to fill your vacancies. No cost feet industrial space. FTilly White Inn; 200-year old pany Realtors, 569-10®. opportunities for reimburse TWO 31x52” Jalousied windows ment, heat, electricity, stove, residential area for the young Mak Construction Inc. AU city kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new Sherry Shaw, membership private basement and en ,or obligation. sprinklered, loading docks, of Colonial, currently being used Marra’s first attempt at run ment by. the state on such refrigerator, references, no utilitids on deep lots, ®7,5®. baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, HURWIT chairman, said that all Bolton • Full-Ume parts counter per with screens, one 31V4” x66Vi’ ttrances, r a n c e s , ppatios, a t i o s , heheat, fice area. Hayesayes Aigency,Ag 646- family. For more information as investment property. TOLLAND — Chistom built 52’ ning for political office. projects as toe town tennis HOMEFINDERS pets. $125.1649-5325, 228-3540. CaU today, they wrai’t last at $58,9®. Philbrick Agency, women between 18 and 40 are son. outside wooden door with glass, appliances and carpeting in- 0131. call Commercially zoned, (toll for EXCELLENT BUY Ranch, 2-car attached garage, 3 Marra is an administrator of this price. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-^. , courts and improvements at the eligible to join. All eUgible • Part-Ume experience Aluminum door same size, eluded. From $215-$265___ _ per 5 2 7 -5 4 4 8 details, Hayes Agency, 6464131. Why be discouraged with bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, mutual funds for Aetna Finan FOUR Realtors, 646-42®. Pleasant Valley School. filter for 18 pool, used one month. Paul W. Dougan, ROOM apartment, se- MARTENS AGENCY current real estate prices. We 2 acres. Newly carpetetfliringcarpeted llvinj women are invited to attend one brake mechanic for eve cond floor, middleaved niiinlA MANCHESTER 4,000 plus SIX-ROOM Ranch in excellent cial Services, Inc. He formerly “ I have made a concerted ef month, pool ladder, 643-2611. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. r, middlea. Rsaltora BOLTON LAKE - Vernon, five offer now a 4-bedrMm Cape, of the socials and learn more nings and Saturdays. square feet store-buil^g for condition on Vernon Street, on a room and formal dining roomroom, taught school in Torrington for fort as a private citizen to 9S WEST Middle Tt*e. - tV , P™f«rr«d. SeonrttAlS. « SST K e "Slrt »fu S MANCHESTER — Executive room Ranch, fireplace, oil heat, • about toe organizaiton. 040-2550 good sized lot, near stopping, with a large living room, on a kitchen with built-in oven ami two years. • Part-time tire changers, COLECO oval swimming pool, Ranch, prestige neighborhood. lakefron^rivfleges, treed tot. become knowledgeable in local FIVE-ROOM Duplex, call 643- rooin Duplex, heat, hot water, 1 ^ - «^ter 8 p.m. „ta p ffi iS m Ef town banks and bus, with 1 ^ baths, private tot for only $23,9®. range, cabinets aplenty. The first coffee will be held mornings. 10’xl5’x42” , never used. electrip st/ivp anH rofrioopotnr ...... u g j,„a y access. Hayes Custom-built for present owner Asking $®,9®. Owner-Agent, In announcing his intention to affairs and aware of toe major 6365 or 649-2540 after 10 a.m. electric stove and refrigerator, full basement and-garage. Breakfast nook. Plus many Joins Practice Aug. ® at 8 p.m. at the home of Includes filter, pump, Fumlahed Apartmenta 84 MANCHESTER — Three fami with all the amenities. Central 569-1744. This non-tract home is your seek endorsement, Marra said Issues facing our town and now garage. Available August 1st. Agency, 6464131. Priced in the ® ’s. Call Agent, extras in this fine home. Price Mrs. Janet Gleason, Laurwood Apply In peraon: aquamatic skimmer, ladder Call 649-1922. ly central location, separate air-conditioning, Pella Ter- chance to part with your he feels his experience in toe Dr. Edward P. Gada has an THREE-ROOM heated 649-31® or 64944®. in the low 40s. Milt Tedford, I would like to participate more Dr. ONE-room furnished apart furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- mopane windows and doors landlord. Call today for a field of finance would be an nounced his association with R i q ...... instructions...... Call ment with privacy, large 1ll^ng PROFESSIONAL office, COVENTRY $43,0® Agency, 8753673. effectively in the democratic ment, includes heat and 9®. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. throughout. First-floor family private showing. asset to the council and that his the office of Dr. Paul J. Mrs. Judy Miner, South Rd...... room,...... references required., J . $1W__ CHARLES Apartments — East beautiful, spacious. Excellent TW O-FAM ILY, 4-4 Duplex, process,” Marra said. SEARS appliances, older person —:------m room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2% SOMHIBK NFFERDIT Sherwood at Rt. 44A, Bolton will open her home Aug. 23 at 10 pgj. fnonth. Philbrick Agency, Middle Turnpike, 4Vi room exposure First floor, all walking distance to all con past experience in teaching will Marra, ® , is a five-year resi Boata-Acceaaorlea preferred, $75 monthly. Paul W. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, baths, rec room. CaU today to Is this what you’re looking Notch, Bolton, in toe practice of a.m. AUTOMOTIVE C E N T E R A8 Realtors, 646-4200. Townhouse. 1% baths, all facilities, parking. Reasonable veniences. $®,5®. (M Agent, SIMONS Wanted-Real Batata 77 be a valuable asset in dealing dent of ^ u to Windsor and lives appliances, two air- Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 9 room California Ranch. inspect this quality home in AA for? 1 ^ new home has 3 Realtors/MLS 646-1117 general dentistry. Mrs. Carol Zapadka, club rent. 649-1^, 649-3549. .64941® or 64944®. ‘ with matters that com e before with his wife, Betty, and son, 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 conditioners, carpeting, heat, ------Fireplaced Uving room, formal zone. Philbrick Agency, bedrooms, IMi baths, two huge' president. South Rd. will hold a Manchester Parkade 1 11® Tolland Ipke. the council which are related to h.p. Mercury, -Snowco tilt hot water, storage, patfo, sound FURNISHED-room efficiency. dining room, modem kitchen Realtors, 646-42®. Jonathan, at 172 D o ^ o o d Lane. . Originally from Manchester, Aak tor Mr. Abrama or Mr. 122 EAST Center St. New first- MARTIN School — 7-room fireplaces and is nestled SELLING your home or social Aug. ® at 8 p.m. trailer plus extras. $750 or best VILLA6ER first floor, fmnr cari^9rj)6til1£ and with dining area, family room, education. VanStraten proofing. Basement garage. floor professional office space. Raised Ranch, 2V9 baths, 2-ciar amongst the trees. A deck SO U TH W IN D S O R - 17 acreage? For prompt friendly Dr. Gada attended St. James Mrs. Bonnie Massey, Hebron offer, 646-7679. parking included,I . No pets. $165 three large bedrooms, fourth WEST SIDE Cape — 6 rooms, 4 An tqu tl opportunity ompHtyor FYom $195 to $230. Call Oiarles Convenient location, ainple garage, stone front, plastered around the home lets you Thomas Drive. 3 bedroom service, call Louis Dimock School before moving to Can Rd., will hold the last coffee APARTMENTS monthly, 646-5200. possible. 2-car garage. down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall Ponticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. parking and on bus line. Will walls, appliances, city utilities, enjoy mother nature and' Ranch, Itk baths, basement, Realty, 6494823. ton, Mass, where he attended social Aug. 31 at 10 a.m. 1 2 ’ A L U M IN U M , B O A T , Beautifully landscapd grounds. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum Five-room, 2-bedroom town subdivide from 1® square feet large tot, by Ansaldl. Charles carport, just painted. Canton High School. Interested women may at Evinrude 6 h.p. engine and THREE room furnished apart Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, storm and screens. Near bus relax. For further information^ Hebron RN FOR Director of Nursing at house, wall-to-wail carpeting, FIVE-ROOM apartment, brand to 2,0® square feet, to fit your Lesperance, 649-76®. Immediate occupamty. Close to ALL CASH for your property tend any of the four socials. ^ accessories. Used 3 times. ment for gentleman or couple, 643-5953. line, $31,IX)0. Philbrick Agency, call JoAnn Culver. He received his bachelor of new. Woodland Street. Security -needs. 64^11®. everything. BeauUful com er within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. an A-1 90-bed convalescent fireplace, 2 air conditioners, private bath and entrance, Realtors, 646-42®. arts degree from the University Club members are also urged Inquire Nitey-Nite Motel, 1519 deposit, no pets, 643-1425. lot, $®,9®. Kenneth Ostrinsky Instant service. Hayes Agency, home. Contact Mr. Dailey at appliances, heat and hot utilities. 224 Charter Oak. 643- ’THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, MARTIN School — 7-room of Massachusetts in Boston and to attend any or all of the Route 5, South Windsor, after 6 STORE at 705 Main St., • • B & W ^ ^ Realtor, 643-1333. 6464131. Burnside Convalescent Home, p.m. water, 1V4 tiled baths, washer 8368. two baths, two fireplaces, gar Colonial, 2Vk baths, 2-car gar his degree of doctor of medicine coffees and are asked to please 870 Burnside Avenue, East WANCHEISTER — Completely Manchester, 15x®’ , heat and age, city utilities, plastered and dryer hookup, patio. No ages, Florida room. Hutchins The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. Wing Said Needed from toe University of Penn notify the hostesses in advance. Hartford. 289-9571. renovated, five room apart hot water. Call 647-9251. walls, 30-day occupancy. GLASTONBURY line - 8 WE WILL buy your house for 22’ OWENS cruiser, sleeps 4, pets. THREE-ROOM furnished Agency, 649-5324. Realtors — MTA sylvania. Serving on the membership ment, stove, refrigerator, nbat, IMMACULATE Charles Lesperance, 649-76®. rooms, 2 baths, 4 huge cash. Call anytime, Hutchins head, galley. Make an offer, apartment, all utilities, Manchester Parkade — 6498m committee are Mrs. Sally ASSISTANT to the cook, full air-conditioning and hot water S’TORAGE warehouse, 10,5® bedrooms, countty kitchen, 2 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324.' Dr. Gada completed the four- 742-7416. Call 649-7620 parking, older people $®,9® ATTRACTIVE five- ’Two-bedroom I^ ch , formal time, liberal fringe tenefits. included. On bus line. 646-11®. square feet. Stock Place, rear. fireplaces, giant family room, At Town Building year course in 3Vk years and Deranleau, Mrs. Massey and preferred, 272 Main St. room Ranch. Huge lot. ’Trees, dining r o o iiL « ^ g e paneled Apply in person. East Convales Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. trees, $42,5®. Hutchins Agen SELLING your property? Call accepted a teaching position on Mrs. Shaw. 14’ FIBERGLASS boat, cheap. garden, privacy. Hutchins family roc^O juratex siding, GLASTONBURY - New cent Home, 745 Main St., East BIRCH Street — first floor, 4 •28,400 cy, M94324. us first. We’ll buy your home the staff of the School of Dental Call after 5, 646-1337. rooms, stove and parking, $1®. 2%-ROOM FURNISHED ef Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. many extras. Conveniently Manchester — 3-bedroom exciting Contemporary Raised immediately at a fair price, all ANNE EM T The present building, which Hartford. MANCHESTER - Half of 2- 83® SQUARE feet for ® cents Medicine at the University of Football Practice One child a cce p ts . 647'%®. ficiency, carpeted, patio. All located. Asking $®,5®. Open older home with 1% baths now Ranches. Minnechaup Moun cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-15®, Correspondent at times is not large enough to family, 2-bedroom Duplex, in per square foot including heat, EAST HARTFORD - Large 6- Pennsylvania for the remainder Football practice for both utilities included. Call 649-2252. tain area. Woodhaven Drive. Arruda Realty. handle all meetings, is also too MALE or female, janitor help cludes appliances, private base sprinklered offices. Warren E. to reasonable offers. in the process of being room (Jolonial, superlative con Tel. 228-3971 Pony and Midget players began FOUR ROOMS, recently pan Top quality construction,' of the year. wanted. Husband and wife, Sporting Goods 47 ment, nice yard, $195 per Howland, Realtors, 643-11®. remodeled. When completed, dition, garage, m e location. The four-member Town Of small for toe many officials M onday night at H errick eled, apartment, second floor, Houaoa tor Rent 65 MANCHESTER choice treed lots. High ® ’s. THINKING of selling your He is married to the former father and son, etc. Call 643- month. Paul W. Dougan, entire interior will be like a Beautifully lands<;aped fice Building Addition Study working In toe building. Main Street at Center. Heat and GERARD AGENCY Hayes Agency, 6464131. home or acreage? lliink no Phyllis M. Doe of Canton, Memorial Park. Practice will 5747. BASKETBALL p o l e , Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. 7(1® SQUARE Feet, truck dock, GAPE-$27*900 brand new home offering grounds, $34,8®. Call John F. (Committee says that an addi The main floor has a general, parking included, $135 a month. BOLTON Notch, 3-room Raalton more, call Hagler Real Estate, Mass, and they now reside in continue daily from 6;® until backboard, and rim. Caill after sprinklered, heavy floor load. Ideal 6-room home for a first Shannon Real Estate. 568-56®. tion is essential but it reached office for toe town clerk, tax Call 649-5781, 646-0299. winterized cottage, 1-223-4460. wall-to-wall carpet BOLTON - $® ,9® buys this 8 - we are in neeoof listings again; 8 :® p.m. Parents of boys prac LICENSED Electrician. 5. 649-5983. THREE-Room apartment, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, home buyer in a nice residen- Manchester. Only if no answer call 521-7373. throughout, new modern Room Ranch with 2-tor base Call 6434624. no conclusions as to the size of collector, and assessor. It is ticing and anyone interested Experienced in commercial appliances, air-conditioner, 643-11®. ' tial area. Deep treed EAST HARTFORD - kitchen and baths. 50x240 ment garage, 4 bedrooms, den, toe addition, whether it should also used by toe town treasurer. are invited to watch. and residential wiring. casting, basement storage Manchester Excellent 6-room large Ranch, SIX room older house, 3 backyard with outdoor MANCHESTER - New Listing park-likq^ yard. Convenient fireplaced living room, kitchen MANCHESTER - Oient will include only immediate needs In addition, there is a vault; a Benefits. Call 646-5420 between and laundry facilities, parking, BOLTON NOTCH - By 1-84, Itk tiled baths, flreplace. Cheerleaders NOW RENTIN6 bedrooms, nice condition. On barbeque and privacy. For — Like new 7 room Colonial, at with new carpeting plus dis pay all cash for Colonial or or also potential needs, or what general meeting room which Today In 8-5:30 p.m., Dubaldo Electric Garden Producta 50 near shopping and bus, first- across shopping center, I-® location, close to everything. Midget and Pony football The Hew bus line. $275 per month. Paul those seeking an economy tached garage, priced below hwasher, tots of house for tlie oversized Cape, preferably on toe cost involved should be. also serves as the first select Company. floor, $175 per month, heat and close, 4,0® square feet, modem replacement cost. ’Three large cheerleaders will meet tonight W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. home in today’s market. money.^ (tome take a look. west side. May consider Ranch man’s office; secretary’s of History BUCKLAND Farms — Retail hot water included. Call Peter HOMESTEAD PARK VILLAGE plus storage buildings on 4 dscaped i Dennis Keefe, architect iq* at 6 :® at Herrick Memorial Please call 649-53®. bedrooms, 1% baths, family Fiano Agency, 646-2677. if in right location. Call Dick center, com er Adams Sreet and man, Realtor, 649-9404. acres commercial-industrial. M HHENS AGENCY bus. 304aj y. Asking, volved in drawing up toe plans fice, and an office for the By Dam ato MANCHESTER - 9% room room, ,eat-in kitchen, formal MEALT0II8 Martens at Martens Agency, Park for practice. "T5V DEMONSTRATORS Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits Don’t hesitate to call no matter $45,0®, sperance. for the existing 3,5® square building inspector and his TODAY IN HISTORY 1& 2 Bedroom Tomdiottses Executive Colonial, 2% baths, dining room, large fireplaced 846-2880 MANCHESTER - Suburb, 18^ Realtors, 646-25®. Terry Cardile, auxiliary foot ■start now with the best-and and vegetables. Delicious how little or how much space • • M9-76®. By The Associated Press 2% ROOM apartment, includes top residential neighborhood. • •B&W living room, wall-to-wall foot office building, felt it es secretary. There is one ball president, requests that all Featuring: you require. 1-223-44®. Only if acres of land, very nice 8-room Today is Tuesday, August 7th, ■m a k e t h e MOST! Generous butter-sugar and yellow sweet heat and appliances, $150 per Call for details, Hayes Agency, carpeting and much more. On a sential for toe committee to lavatory on this floor. • SeH dean range no answer, 521-7373. modern house, one buiiding mothers of cheerleaders be pre |25% commission - plus 20% to com. Easy to serve, fun to eat month. Older couple preferred. 646-0131. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. % acre lot, conveniently ■ TOLLAND • $33,9®, | determine the immediate The ground floor has a larger the 219th day of 1973. There are out specialty. • large refrigerator Realtors — MLS MANCHESTER - 7-room 30x®, 29x9’ walk-in cooler, sent. ■hostesses. You run the parties Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- located in a prime area. Mid meeting room, a constable’s of 146 days left in the year. Mancheater Parkade — (49-5306 traditional (totonial, English 29x9’ walk-in freezer, plus a ■ BEAUTIFUL SEHING I needs, such as more office Midget cheerleaders are 4535. • Shag carpeting 40’s. CaU 646-14®. Principals Today’s highlight in history: ■- we do the paperwork, SINGLE HOUSE, dining room, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• front, large modern kitchen very profitable 4 months 2 Just listed! Spotless 3-1 space and meeting rooms. fice which is used by toe resi • Color co^rdnated only. requested to bring their skirts |delivering, etc. fireplace, large yard, with pantiy, heated sun room, summer business. Main M dolars is vour ssiketL lit i dent trooper, a storage and a On this date in 1789, the U.S. MANCHESTER Gardens - 2 • FiM private basementa R esort Property-For Rent 88 ■bedroom Ranch on a high I Next, toe committee should and sweaters to tonight’s prac re fe re n ce s req u ired , $210 living room, fireplace, dining highway location, fuli price, Wnt M in the Hmcbetter Evenkif boiler room, and another War and Navy departments AMERICAN HOME bedroom Duplexes, lots of Answer lo Previous Punt* ■ treed lot with a view on a I work on a proposed budget to tice. • Nook-nps for mnher dyer monthly, 643-5983. room, 3 large betnrooms, walk- $95,0®. Owner will finance with HsnM. Cil $43-2711. lavatory. were established. TOY PARTIES, Inc. FREE I lawn, quiet neighborhood, walk • Frhrate patios t entrances MISQUAMICIUT — 4% room Hodgepodge r n s in ------■ cliiid^safe street. Large | include architect fees, con Gil Boisoneau,, Pony football On Wodnoidoy, Auguot tth ft cottage, heated, furnished. No up attic, deep tot with above $®,0® down. FYank Mott, 643- Cost of toe present building, On this date — — 878.1332 to shopping, $169 monthly in VERNON — 3% room Ranch, I kitchen & dining area, good | tingency and construction coach, will have information •Walk to shopping $ schools singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- ground pool and garage, located 56®. In 1®4, an American fleet I THE CORN CRIB I cludes heat, hot water and with garage, range. Heated. ■ sized living room, full base- | costa. Keefe mentioned that which was constructed in 19® about the New Hampshire trip. Model Apia Open 0491. ACROSS 2 Soviet stream on a short shadto street. Mid bombarded the Mediterranean ftOn Tolland Tpko„ will glv»^ parking. Superintendent, 646- Immediate occupancy, $175 3 Prison part i I ment with rec room & alum. ■ architectural fees, using and 1964, amounted to $49,384. Dally 12 til Dark 1 Girl's name 30s. F.J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643- port of Tripoli. Men's Softball gone .dozen corn free, to thei^ monthly. Security deposit, 872- 5 Counselor 4 Warbles North Coventry I storms and screens. Joe Gor-! NOTICE existing survey infontjation, Keefe estimated that costs for TRUCK DRIVER - COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, 2121. The Bolton Aces defeated toe End of Congress SL 6304. 13 Mountain 5 Malicious PUBLIC HEARING would amount to approximately constructing the present In 1912, a Progressive party Experienced with furniture. Jjllret 100 customere with thle^' Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- NEW MUSED MNCHES I don, 649-53®. ' Bombers in a men’s softball off West Mdile Tjdie. (comb, form) - burning TOWN OF MANCHESTER building today would amount ot convention in Chicago Good pay and company :^d. Limit one dozen per? room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call PRICE REDUCED for quick $5® for preliminary drawings league game Monday by a score 14 Counter- 6 Forest (torpeting in family room with CONNECTICUT nominated Theodore Roosevelt benefits. Apply in lerson. ~The p^ustom er. WOODUND Tel 6464363, 6434535 or S46-1021 4®% Main Street — Six-room Mitten Agency, 643-69®. sale. Cape, 6 rooms, nice over ; I and cost estimates. around $® a square foot or ■ tendency creature fireplace, living room, dining for president. of 11 to 7. Living Room By lezzini, 519 house. Need decorating. $160. sized lot, city water, city : I PROPOSED ORDINANCES Aaron Reid, first selectman close to $1®,0®.®. 15 Without hair 7 Giving up room, eat-in kitchen, 1^ Winning pitcher was Mike East Middle T p k e ., MANOR Security. Family unit. Call 646- sewers, miiet street in con ■ The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. | In accordance with provisions The town, as result of a town In 1941, Soviet planes carried 2426, 9 to 5 p.m. •«•••••••••••• on head occupancy and member of toe committM, Giglio. A1 (tourilla pitched for Manchester. 16 Denomination 8 Fall month venient ndighborhood. Low, tow baths, king sized master I Realtors-MLS ” of the Town C2iarter, Notice is out their first bombing raids 4® MAIN STREET - Three- ...... Wanted to Rent 89 felt toe committee should plan meeting, vote, has started ap 17 Give assent (ab.) 27 Opera by 45 Kirul of spice ® ’s. Jesdor Realty, MLS, 633- bedroom, 2 other'bedrooms, I Manchester Parkade —(494IM I against Berlin in World War II. teh Bombers. Houaehold Goods 51 APARTMENTS room apartment, heat, $1®. hereby given that a Public not only for immediate needs propriating revenue sharing SALES CLERK - Mature Homestead Street Out ot Town- 18 She (Fr.) 9 Court (ab.) Verdi 46 Certain 1411, 646-1421. laundry, t< a r garages, acre In 1®9, the Chinese Com For the Aces. Gary Mortesen Security, family unit. Call 646- For Rant MA’TURE responsible working 19 Openings 10 Japanese 28 Confined Hearing will be held in toe but for potential needs over the funds for toe addition. woman, selling experience (ON W. Middle Tpke.) 88 astringent lota. Starting at $37,9®. munists invaded a northeastern had a triple and A1 Hopper hit a CLEAN USED — refrigerators, 2426, 9-5. . adults want 5 rooms, no pets. (anat.) indigene 29 Slight flaps 47 Coarse file HEBRON — Ranch, only $®,- Hearing Room of toe Municipal next ten years. He also felt toe The committee will hold its desirable, 37% hour week, plea MANCHESTER 11 Seized frontier area of India. home run. Phil Daly and Duane ranges, automatic washers ROCKVILLE — Six rooms, Phone 524-5297 after 6 p.m. 20 ^ a birds 30 Fencing 49 Arrow poison 5®. Five rooms plus uniquely Building, 41 Center Street, new addition should be ap next meeting Aug. 27 at 8 p.m. sant atmosphere, fringe Built by 21 Flax (dial.) 12 Conclusions sword HKCHETTE « HURTM LeBlanc each had a two-base with guarantees. See them at B. MANCHEISTER — Unusual one 51 Notion Lota-Lend For Bah 73 August 14,1973, at 8 ;® P.M. on in the Town Office Building. In 19®, the American first benefits. Harrison’s Stationers, $1M; 5 rooms, $1®; 4 rooms, 23 Number 20 Literary 31 Without (Fr.) 52 Outer finished rec room, 1.8 acres, proximately the same size as hit. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main U&R HOUSING CORP. bedroom Townhouse, full $115; 3 rooms, $1®. All utiUties FIVE ROOMS immediately REALTORS 047-9993 fireplaced living room, IVk proposed ordinances concer lady, Mrs. John F. Kennedy, 849 Main Street. St., Call 643-2171. 25 Smallest collection 34 Speakers' garment toe present building. Makeup Game 1 and 2-bedroom luxury private basement includes heat, extra, appliances included. 872- needed, first floor, not over , amount 22 Style of type stands (var.) 53 Building MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA baths, 2 car garage, are just a ning: gave birth to a son at the Otis appliances, and carpets. $2® $1®. Write Box F, Manchester Bolton Aces will play St. SERVICE station attendant, apartments. Features wall-to- 0®9, 8-9:30 p.m. 28 Freebooters 24 Expunged 40 Pillar additions zone, wooded tot. Asking $13,- few of the attractions. Call 1. Proposed ordinance for Air Force Base Hospital on CARPETS — Wholesale to you Herald. full-time days. Apply in person, w;ill carpeting, vanity tile per month. Call Paul W. 32 Son of Gad 25 Shakespear 42&tecm 55 King (Fr.) 9®. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, TOLLAND — 9-room Colonial, Jesdor Realty, MLS, 633-1411, Cape Cod. The infant died two George's Wednesday at 6:® at our warehouse. ’The Carpet ean king conveyance of approximately Dougan, 644-45®, 646-l®l. ROCKVILLE — 5 room single (Bib.) 44 Dyeing 5 8 Transpose , MLS, 64346®. with 4-car attached garage, 646-1421. R a b i d B a t s days later. p.m. at the high school field in a Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., baths, built-in oven, range, 33 Sphere of 26 Great Lake apparatuses (ab.) 43,1®.6 square feet of land house. Security required, $1® RESPONSIBLE middle-aged swimming pool, batbSj INVITATION makeup game. Street, Manchester. Manchester. 646-8568. dishwasher, refrigerator and action south of ’Tolland Turnpike to HARTFORD (AP) - Four Ten years ago: West Ger MANCHESTER - Gigantic 6^ monthly, 742-M19, 7:30-8 a.m. couple desire 5-6 room rent. 1 3 4 r - 6 7 9 TO LLA N D - 2.3 Acres bnildiiu WEST HARTFORD - Split disposal, electric heat, 2 air 35 Brazilian W 11 12 modern kitchen. 4® ’ frontage many announced that more Playoffs room apartment avaiuble im or 875-43®. Vicinity Manchester - East lot, Merrow Road. T.J. on Route 1®. Has manv com Level, 9 rooma, 3 full baths, 2 Raymond F. Damato and TO BID rabid bats have been found in SALES CLERK — Mature MOVING — Must sell maple conditioners, glass sliding wallaba 13 14 than 16,0® East Germans had To end the softball season, mediately. Security requir^, Hartford, no pets. CaU 249-®16. 36 Help Crotoett, Realtors, Tolland of mercial benefits for right type fireplaces, exceptional value at Richard P. Hayes. The Manchester Board of Connecticut so far this year, woman, full-time. Five day ‘ escaped to the West in the two the playoff games are being desk, like new, appropriate for doors, all large rooms. Full $1®, 646';11W. ROCKVILLE — Four-room 37 Has a craving I& 16 fice, 8754279. $48,5®. Philbrick Agency, Education seeks bids for toe compared to five bats with toe week, closed Mondays. Selling of business. Over 9 acres of land 2. Proposed ordinance con scheduled for next week. student or living room, $®. basement storage area, ample apartment, sun porch, no pets. 38 Masculine 1 with this narcel. Priced at only R ^ ltors, 646-42®. following: disease in all of 1972, according years since the Communists experience preferred. Shoor i4 li cerning purchase by toe Town Dinette table with 3 (^ ir s , parking. Starting at $175. NICE one-bedroom apartment, Security. Phone 875-4828. B u aln e aa P ro p e rty - nickname ELLINGTON - BnUding tot, $75,0®. T. J. Crockett, Tolland to state Health Department of built the Berlin Wall. Bulletin Board Jewelers, 917 Main St., 39 Certain artist of approximately 43,535.8 Roofing Bid 2 :® p.m) (blue-green flower pattern), on Bidwell St., $1® per month near Ellington Ridge Country office, 8754279. Five years ago: Richard M. The Charter Commission Manchester. Handy to shopping, schools, B a h 41 Alleviates w r square feet of land south of Audio-Visual Bid 2 :® p.m. ficials. $30. Call 5 2 8 ^ 9 evenings or includes heat and appliances. Club, $7,500. Philbrick Agency, TOLLAND MID 50s Nixon won the Republican > Committee will meet before 8:30 a.iq, bus and religious facilities. HEBRON 43 Deed 25 26 6Tll Tolland Turnpike from Ray Laundry Services Bid3:M p.m. Officials said there are more FEMALES over 18, counter Call Paul W. Dougan, 643-45®, RClUTE 6, Andover, 3% acres -44 Put to a U ST Realtors, 64642®. TOLLAND — 6 -r o o m Ranch, nomination for .g^ident at the Wednesday at 8 p.m. at toe Model apartment open for 646-l®l. ■ WIUTII6 JUST FOR YOU i: mond F. Damato and Richard Gasoline Bid 3 :® p.m.bats in the state this year work at Hartford Road* Dairy NO BILLS commercially zoned land. 45 Emporium SI 1¥e baths, three bedrooms, party's nationar^nvention in Town Hall. MUST CONDENSE! Magnovox inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' 40 ACRES of land in Is this brand new .tastefully 11 P. Hayes. Sealed proposals will be because there is a larger supply (Jueen, hours 11-3. Apply in per Two bedrooms, quiet country Fourrunit- income property. 48 Equip 1 fireplace, wall-to-wall TV, color, combination stereo 36 of the insects the bats feed on. Miami Beach. son. and Sunday. Other times b y MANCHESTER - Large 2- Many possibilities. Hayes SO Small rodents 37 36 Manchester on East Hartford carpeting, built-in dishwasher, desiped, quality built h om e' ’ The proposed changes and received until August 23, 1973 and radio, $225. Love seat, like setting, near hunting, fishing 54 Winglike part 1 line. Philbrick Agency, Bats catch rabies from wild One year ago: A federal appointment. bedroom apartment with Agency, 6464)131. Si distoflal, range with hood. One- with 4 bedrooms, 2^ baths 11 revisions may be seen in the until toe designated time as new, $1®; chairs etc. 643-7427. and two golf courses, fully 55 Mystery « Council on Environmental appliances. Available im- w r Realtors, 646-42®. car prage. Priced for quick and situated high on a hill with ! ’ Town Clerk’s office during listed above, at which time they dogs, skunks or other animals, equipped eat-in kichen, air 56 False god 43 (Quality reported that U.S. air THE COLD Call: m^iately. Security required, EAST CENTER Street- Office 57 Purchaser 44 sale, $32,9®. T. J. Crotoett, view and loads of trees. Cali < > business hours. will be publicly opened. The a spokesman said. APARTMENT SIZE $1®. Eastern Real Estate, 646- conditioned, 6 closets, storage ■ was getting cleaner but the IS OLDER Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 UAR Housing Corp building, originally set up for 59 Genuine 4b 41 49 Tolland office, 8754279. oday for niore information.!! Anthony F. Pletrantonio right is reserved to reject any David C. Wiggins, chief of the Westinghouse refrigerator, 82®. area and laundry facilities. so TT i2 ? r •••••••••••••••••••••******* nation's water was growing dir MOS(X)W (AP) — Research dental office. Waiting room, 60 Enterprises JoAnn (tolver, 640-53®. ‘ > Secretary and ail bids. Specifications and health department’s en v ^ good condition. $35. 649- 643-9551 ■ (archaic) 54 Out ot Town-For Bah 75 tier. ers at the Ukrainian Academy GREAT DANE - AKC, quality two operating rooms, spare 56 C O V E N T R Y - 7 roonas, 2 bath- bid forms may be secured at vironmental health services Robort Murdock, Roaltor 61 Takes fo ^ Board of Directors of Sciences have concliHled that pups, golden fawn, hiigh black MANCHEJS’TER— Family style MJ. UTILITIES PAID room, three labs, half bath, 57 Ranch, with 2-car garage, Thought for today: That ss ta NORTH Coventty - Custom • •B&W^^ i: Manchester, Ckinnecticut the Business Office, 45 N. division, said homeowners masks, males and females. 643-9551 2-bedroom apartment, includes 1215 parking, plus three-room apart DOWN situated on one acre lot and all Hie BARROWS A WALLACE Co. < ’ which is built upon the land toe Antarctic is four billion BABY ITEMS — carriage, crib, built, center hall Cape, first Dated at Manchester, School Street, Manchester, desiringc.1 get rid of bats can dq $175. "Allegro Danes’ StopHon J. Luchon Jr. heat, appliances, and carpets. 644-2458 228-0103 ment on second floor, $50.0® 1 Rounded 6b 61 on 1®’ of waterfront. Price in Realtois — MLS !! years old instead of the pre 1-267- playpen, dresser and others. so by spreading moth balls. goes with the land — Legal 0168. . $2® per month. Call Paul W. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, projection floor family room. High ® ’s. the mid 30s. Zinuer j^ency, Maoebester Parkade — M98306 I PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conii., Tues., Aug. 7, 1OT3 House To Study Coventry Interest Rates Mrs. Agnes M. Marcin Committee Will Draft Former Resident Mrs. Agnes M. Marcin, 72, of (Contiiiued from Page One) the economic outlook for the 231B N. Main St. died Monday year ahead is a i970-type reces MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDW, AUGOST 8, I B S - VOL. XCH, N.. 888 l»anehe,ier-A City of Vilhge Charm THIRTV.TWO PACES _ TWO SECTIONS night at St. Francis Hospital, stabilize^ interest rates. sion with increases in prices Boating Regulations PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Killed in Crash Hartford. She was the widow of In a letter to com m ittee and unemployment. .Boating regulations for Vincent P. Marcin. He gave this gloomy assess eliminated by the Town Coun The Town Council approved members, ,fatman Coventry Lake will be es A former Manchester resi he moved to Enfield. He had Mrs. Marcin was bom April acknowledge "many divisions ment on the basis of hearings he cil. « the appointment of Michael dent died in a one-car accident 29, 1901 in Hartford and had tablished by a committee ap At the present time, some worked at MacDonald’s for two of opinion’ ’ within the panel conducted for the ftnate-House pointed by the town council, it Scarchuk of N.- River Rd. Sunday night on 1-91 near En lived in Manchester all her life. members claim that air conr Comment Refused years. He was a 1959 graduate about key financial issues. Economic Committee on the was decided Monday night at as tree warden. Scarchuk is a field. She was a communicant of St. ditioning is necessary due to an of Manchester High ^ h ool. "But I feel there is general state of the economy at the Town Council meeting at horticulturist and member of Wiliiam J. Lewis, 31, of 62 Bridget Church. unusually hot summer. Survivors are his wife, Linda agreement that we must im midyear. Town Hall. the Beautification Committee. On Agnew Probe Hassmar Rd., Enfield, assis Tenney Lewis; two sons, Scott Survivors are a son, Donald prove the delivery of credit ser “ l am convinced that there is The town administration Following discussion of the Weiss Comes U___ _ The committee will'be com tant manager for MacElonald’s Lewis amd Michael Lewis, both V. Marcin of Windsor; a vices to the people on more nothing in our current economic received three bids for a fifteen acquisition of the roads and WASHINGTON (AP) - prised of the chief of police, Monday night by the vice presi on W. Center St., Manchester, at home; his parents, Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Frank Burdick stable and reasonable terms policies that will retard an in ton Carrier unit. ’The last bid, beach of Waterfront Heights, Tightening the lid on its in was operating north on 1-91 of Okinawa; a sister, Mrs. Eva representatives from the dent himself. He proclaimed his Mrs. Ralph Lewis of and on a basis which will allow flation that we will suffer for from town resident John Drew, council members decided to vestigation, ,the Justice various phases of boating, and innocence and said he would not when he lost control of the vehi Manchester; two brothers, McIntosh of Fall River, N.J.; the entire economy to remain years to com e,’’ he said in a totally $5,00(1 Other bids were turn the matter over to the surrounding lake residents op Department has refused to comment further. Petersen Angry • cle and the car flipped over, Peter Lewis of Manchester and seven grandchildren and a competitive and prosper,’’ Pat statement. > from New England Mechanical town attorney to see what the posed to public boating. comment on a report that No charges have been filed said State Police, l^wis was Ronald Lewis of Harrison, great-grandson. man said. “ Even worse, as the economy for $5,071 and Katzon Fuel for ramifications of the proposal WASHINGTON (AP) - Spiro T. Agnew received against the vice president, and Over Purnell Place Fund alone in the car at the time of N.Y.; one sister, Mrs. Francis The funeral will be Friday at does slow to a recession level, $6,314. would be. Angrily, his voice at times ’The committee is to report $50,000 from private con the case, being investigated by the accident which odburred J. Williams of Manchester, and 8:15 a.m. from .the Holmes Interest rates are exempt prices will continue to rise Funds for the air conditioning, When the town attorney squeaking, Asst. Atty. Gen. back to the council not later U.S. Atty. George Beall of shortly after 9:30 p.m. He was several nieces and nephews. Funeral Home, 400 hjain St., from controls under President sharply,” he said. will be provided by theCapitol requested that th'e council tractors after he became Henry E. Petersen poured out than Dec. 1. Baltimore, has not been SOL R. COHEN pronounced dead on arrival at The funeral will be with a Mass at St. Bridget Nixon’s economic-stabilization Treasury Secretary George Improvement Fund. decide on the type of grouping it vicie president. his resentment at losing control During discussion concerning referred to a grand jury. (Herald Reporter) Wesson Memorial Hospital,' Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from Church at 9. Burial will be in St. program. Shultz said Sunday he is confi In other council action, the desires in placing the clurter- The report was carried today of the Watergate case to a this item, the Coventry Paddle, The investigation • involves special prosecutor. The Manchester Board of Springfield, Mass., after being the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Bridget Cemetery. Meanwhile, Sen. William dent the nation is not headed for town administration was revision questions on the ballot, by the Knight newspaper chain, I ^ p and Sail Club proposed a allegations of bribery, extortion Directors took no action last rushed there by the Enfield am Main St., with a Mass of the Friends may call at the Proxmire, D-Wis., said today a recession. authorized to seek three bids the council decided to break up which quoted sources as saying Following Petersen’s list of regulations, such as more and tax evasion g r o v i^ out of bulance, State Police said. Resurrection at the Church of funeral home Wednesday from for a new fire truck for the the charter revision into five federal prosecutors have been testimony, the Senate night on a proposed $M,000 frequent lake patrol, a kickbacks allegedly paid by Mr. Lewis was bom Oct. 25, the Assumption at 10. Burial 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 2 South Coventry Volunteer Fire questions. ’They will be: told that contractors paid Watergate committee recessed appropriation for im minimum of three qualified of building contractors and 1941, in Montpelier, Vt., and will be in St. James Cemetery. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Department. After these bids • Each party will submit five Agnew $1,000 a week over a Tuesday to an Indefinite date provements to Purnell PI., ficers to patrol the lake, a ban engineers to Maryland and after the concessional summer lived in Manchester most of his Friends may call at the are received, the council will candidate for the Town Coun period of years, and the $50,000 which runs north to south, Patrick Cleared on waterskiing after sunset, Baltimore County political life until eight months ago when meet with the fire department cil. sum after he was elected vice recess ends on Sept. 5. funeral home tonight from 7 to and a limit on the number of figures. one-way, behind downtown 9. W infred E. Fox to finalize a decision on the • That the school board president. Main St. business es parking spaces at the state boat Republican fund-raising ef Winfred E. Fox, 73, of Rum- choice of a truck. members would serve two year In a story from its In Cult Case launch. forts also are involved, but At Rebel Attack tablishments. ford, R.I., formerly of A financial, report was given terms. Washington bureau, the Theodore Prowe One resident suggested ty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Possible action will come Mrs. Harold Killian Manchester, died Saturday at By JOHN MULLIGAN Voll away from the sect. on the cost of a pavillion at • That all elective and appoin newspaper chain quoted the closing the state boat launch. has decided against referring (AP) — Cambodian insurgents Aug. 14, when the board Mrs. Juiia Tayior Killian, 71, Theodore Prowe, 72, of 80D Pawtucket (R.I.) Memorial Associated Press Writer Patrick’s lawyer, Patrick M. Liscike Beach. To date, the tive boards would serve two source as saying some of the Bluefield Dr. died Sunday at ’The state would be unwilling the case to Watergate special attacked Phnom Penh’s mnin meets to take actions on its of Newington, formerly of Hospital. He was the husband of NEW YORK (AP) - After Wall, had argued that the sect pavillion has cost $5,495. ’This year terms. contributions may have been Hartford Hospital. He was the to take this action. Councilman prosecutor Archibald Cox. international radio transmis entire agenda. Manchester, died Monday at Mrs. Beulah Phillips Fox. deliberating less than three exerted influence on Voll, a does not include the installation • ’That all money spent by the put to Agnew’s personal use. husband of Mrs. Eugenia Sergei Jesse Brainard maintained. of the floor, which will be $1,- However, Samuel Dash, chief sion center near tee city’s air What tee directors did do last Hartford Hospital. She was the Funeral services were Mon hours, a six-member Manhat track star who had won a council be lim its to iVt per The Justice Department has Prowe. However, he did agree that . counsel for the Senate port ’Tuesday night and blew up night, following a public wife of Harold Killian. day at the J.H. Williams & Co. tan Criminal Ck>ur^ jury Mon scholarship to Yale University, 100 cent of the tax levy without a acknowledged only that Agnew boating regulations were Watergate committee, says the a m ajor part of tee installation, hearing on tee proposal, was to Mrs. Kiliian was born in Mr. Prowe was bom Aug. 12, day found Ted Patrick innocent New priorities were es town meeting. is the subject of a criminal in Funeral Home, East .to drop out and become a needed. He also noted that ap informed military sources 1900 in Moscow, Russia, and of a misdemeanor charge of un tablished which pinpoints vestigation, a fact disclosed express consternation and Glastonbury and had lived in Providence, R.I., with a com fulltime evangelist. • That all ottier basic cHianges (See Page Sixteen) reported. had lived in MaAchester for 23 propriations would be needed to Brigham Tavern Rd. as the frustration at tee way Town Manchester for 20 years before mittal service at East lawful Imprisonment stemming Prosecutor Juan Ortiz had be used to clarify the basic years. He was employed as a supply the manpower to enforce The 100-man government Manager Robert Weiss moving to Newington in 1942. Cemetery, Manchester. from an attempt to argued that Patrick’s actions first area to be improved. This charter. finisher at the Stori Building these regulations. would be the southerly section force defending the station proposes to finance the $50,000 She was a communicant of the Mr. Fox was bom Feb. 14, “ deprogram” a young Connec constituted an infringement on ’The Town Council also ap C()., Enfield, before his retire In other action, the Town of the road frqm Eastview threw down their weapons and appropriation — from a fund Church of the Holy Spirit, 1900 in Manchester, son of the ticut man from a religious young Voll’s religious liberty. proved the police contract, ment. Council approved ap ran after the insurgents shouted lx;: which contains $118,543 in Newington, and a 30-year late Samuel and Dinah Atkinson “ Jesus People” cult. Patrick shook hands with Acres to the improved section which will run for the next two Nixon Readying propriations of a maximum of to teem to lay down their arms, insurance-premium credits, member of Newington Grange. He was a member of Center Jury announced the un of the road. years and includes a 27-cent-an- Fox. Before he retired in 1964, each of the Jurors upon his 85,(171 for the installation of air tee sources said. dating back to at least April Other survivors are 2 sons, Congregational Church and the animous verdict to Judge Bruce acquittal and then with the Mrs. Francis Funk of the hour raise for each of the next he was traffic manager for the conditioning ip Town Hall. It was the second attack in k r . 1972. Herbert Skoglund of Eilington Manchester Art Association. Wright in the small fifth-floor judge. Conservation Commission two years. This raise is within Kennecott Wire Co., Rumford, When the building was con Watergate Reply three months on tee important The directors Indicated dis and Robert Skoglund of East He is also survived by a son, courtroom where Patrick has requested that the improve the 5.5 wage restriction. R.I. The jury received the case at structed, duct work was in installation at Kambol, about 11 may because they weren’t told Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. Walter Prowe of Manchester; a been on trial for 11 days. ment maintain the beauty and Councilman Brainard has k , . He was a member of the New 1 p.m. and reported its verdict cluded, which would provide miles west of tee center of by Weiss tee credit exists. Patricia Mahon of Ellington; 4 daughter, Mrs. Lana P. Buck of A simple assault charge terrain of the road. The been appointed a committee of An AP News Analyaia England ’Traffic Legion, Delta at 3:45 p.m. Patrick had faced facilities for air conditioning at Phnom Penh. Consequently, to learn from sisters, Mrs. Mable Peterson Eugene, Ore.; and two against him was dropped on the engineer should consider the one to develop all the aspects of ’The White House insists that Nu Alpha transportation frater up to a year in prison if con a later date. ’The appropriation By GAYLORD SHAW Weiss why they weren’t told grandchildren. trial’s ninth day. ' ecological balance of the area a celebration for the nation’s tee President hasn’t decided and Mrs. Arlene Lanagan, both nity, and the Providence, R.I., victed. had been included in the town WASHINGTON (AP) - As about it until 10 days ago, they of Manchester, Mrs. Grace Funeral services will bei Patrick had been accused of when preparing preliminary bicentennial in 1976. He will how or when he will make that Chamber of Commerce. He told reporters that he budget two years ago, but was the sun faded on a smoggy Prices To Rise scheduled a special meeting tonight at 8 at the Watkins abducting Daniel VoU last Jan. plans and estimates, she said. response. But this scenario Hatcher of Springfield, Mass., He is also survived by a planned to continue his report to the council on what summer evening. President WASHINGTON (AP) - with Weiss for 7 p.m. on Sept. 4, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center 29 then two weeks short of his seems to be emerging: and Mrs. Elizabeth Carenza of daughter, Mrs. Ann McCarthy “ deprograming” after a hiatus the resident’s wishes are and Nixon plied the Potomac Higher prices are virtually cer the day he returns from a St. ’The Rev. Lyman Farrar, co- 21st birthday, at West 119th - Sometime soon, perhaps late Agawam, Mass.; and 17 of Melrose, Mass.; a sister, to raise money to pay for his how to celebrate the event. searching for words to explain tain to follow tee lifting of tee management seminar in Aspen, pastor of Center Street and A^terdam Avenue, this week but more likely next, Comment on Purnell Project grandchildren. Mrs. Eleanor Gee of defense. Nixon Accounts The feasability of removing Watergate to his fellow 60-day price freeze next Mon Colo. The purpose of the Congregational Church, will of near Columbia University, in Nixon will request a prime The funeral is Wednesday at Manchester; and three He added “ the most impor the beach permit fee of $2.50 Americans. day. But Nixon administration meeting is to learn why, even at ficiate. Burial will be private. order to “deprogram” him time slot on tee national televi 9:15 a.m. from Rose Hill grandchildren. tant, thing is that we had one of will be discussed at a hearing His dinnertime cruise spokesmen are unwilling to Herald photo by Pinto budget-making time, Weiss Friends may call at the from membership in the New sion networks for an address Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., the best judges to present this For Secret Costs August 20 at a place to be an Tuesday was a signal, to use a predict the size of the in EVERE'TT LIVESEY ROBERT MASON hadn’t told the board the funds funeral home tonight from 7 to Testament Missionary from the White House. LOUIS AFTER Rocky Hill, with a Mass at the case to. We got a chance to nounced. ’The permit fee is now Nixonian sports cliche, that the creases. In Favor Opposed were available. 8. Fellowship. ’The fellowship is a (Continued from Page One) nearly $6 million in com This speech probably would In Favor Church of the Holy Spirit, explore this movement and we required from all residents who ball was now in his court. Several of the directors said The family suggests that any fundamentalist sect described munications installations and wish to use Liscike Beach. last less than a half hour, but Newington, at 10. Burial will be have a record—a court case— harm and from safety The Senate Watergate, com privately last night the board memorial contributions may be during the trial as a segment of other work financed by the would give the President the in Rose Hill Memorial Park, we can point to.” hazards.” mittee plopped it there on had considered asking Weiss to made to the American Cancer the “ Jesus People” movement. military at San Clemente and forum to foim ally launch his ef Lottery Drawing Rocky Hill. Voll, who sustained a dis Many of the items listed in a Tuesday when it recessed its return immediately from Society, 237 E. Center St. Patrick 43, a former aide to Key Biscayne. fort to dispel the 0adow ‘ Friends may call at the Kleindienst located finger in the January in 70-page fine-print breakdown hearing until after Labor Day. Set Fojp EyiBiiiilg Keiuiedy Makes Schools Plea Colorado, but decided against California Gov. Ronald Reagan, Watergate has oast on his ae^ funeral home tonight from 7 to cident, is still a member of the supplied by Sampson dealt with Not long after the Senate Readers ci liie Manchester It. was enlisted by Voll’s parents, cond term. SOL R. COHEN 9. fellowship , while his parents presidential security. But a few Clerk-Carrier Nrnt lEnsknd Caucus Room emptied, Nixon Herald are requested NOJ|.,to schools defeated in a referen I'ast night’s public hearing (Continued from Page One) Eugene and Marie Voll of Far The television fppearance future and should take care of staff members would be needed Walter Matkof remain devout Lutherans. didn’t—including $M for “ four gathered his top speechwriter, call tee paper’s switchbdsrd (Herald Reporter) dum last November. In was ai '."addell School, with mington, Conn., to win young could coincide with the; release even a slight increase fn tee at tee high school, after it is Walter Matkof, 82, formerly Democratic national decorative pillows” for the Exams Planned (Eo. Raymond K. Price, and headed 'Thursday to learn the w i i l ^ Novem^r 1971, the voters about 90 persons attending. Robert & Florence Boston, Owners of a presidential “ vHiite paper” “ I categorically Mate, school population. freed for use by high school Mrs. Frank Hausmann of 22 House Dr., died Monday at headquarters. for the presidential yacht. weekly lottery number. " rejdbted a proposal for a t ^ Following the hearing on tee President’s San Gemente den, The Manchester Post Office giving a point-by-point rebuttal here and now, that the story “ It is logical for us to provide students only. He estimated an Mrs. Ethel Laura Comstock Manchester Memorial $475 for a “swimming pool Modem Methods • Sequoia. ' \ Thursday’s drawing will be junior high school in the proposed $50,000 appropriation, He said he immediately gave has announced that applications of charges leveled against him we bring to you is the truth n e^ed space at tee high school additional budgeted expense of Hausmann, 75, of Farmington, Hospital. orders against any special cleaner” for the Key Biscayne Old Fashioiied Honesty For two hours, they at 7:30 in tee evening, at Old southwest section of town. a second and longer hearing are now being a ccep t^ for the and his administration. and to say we hide the facts for high school students,” he $50,000 to $100,000, depending on formerly of Manchester, died at Mr. Matkof was bom In Ger Comment Session navigated the gentle chop of the Saybrook Mall in Sa^rook. The $5.6 million new version was held on a proposed $5.6 treatment for the men, and told compound and $6.83 for “ pic clerk-carrier examination. MONUMENTS Next could com e one or more Said. “ We can do that by how many staff members were her home Monday morning. She many and had lived in the .... Bo*ioi(v?*1l MARKERS river below Washington. Due to the evening drawing, simply isn’t so,” said is from plans drawn last year million appropriation for ad Liddy to leave the golf club Complaints relating to investigation into the possibili ture frame supplies.” Applications may be picked news conferences, where Nixon moving tee Illing ninth-graders added. He said Illing and was the wife of Frank Manchester area for most of his CEMETERY What they discuraed wasn’t tee state’s “ Lott Line” will Superintendent of Schools for Illing by Arnold Lawrence ditions and improvements to where they met. Manchester traffic conditions ty of the steel beams. No reply Sampson said some such up at the Room 101 of the Main would respond to direct back to Illing and by providing Bennet wouldn’t need ad Hausmann. life. Before he retired 17 years I LETTERING disclosed, but it was clear that not be activated until 8:30 James Kennedy Tuesday and for Bennet by Richard Illing and Bennet Junior Highs. But Kleindienst insisted he dominated a two-hour Board of has been received to date. items will be reclaimed by the Office and must be returned Convenient Evening & Home Appointments questions on the controversy space for teem there — space ditional staff. She was bom in Southington, ago, he was employed as a Nixon was accelerating p.m. night. Mankey, An account of teat hearing is in didn’t have evidence of high- Directors’ comment session A Princeton St. resident com government when Nixon leaves before 5 p.m. on Aug. 17. ARRANGED e DISPLAY AT teat has plunged his popularity teat never existed there since Also speaking for the and lived in Farmington for the printer at Kellogg and Buckley 1076 BumsiOe Ave., E. Hartford preparation of his personal Kennedy’s emotional state another story in today’s Herald. level involvement In the case today manned by Director Jon plained of a malfunctioning office and no longer needs in tee polls to an all-time low. Kennedy spoke at a public tee school was built. proposal were: Mrs. Sue Farr, past 37 years. Applicants must 18 years (Near Manchester Cll» Line) ment — teat tee story being Acting Town Manager John of Hartford. until Asst. Atty, Gen. Henry E. them. response to j^he swelling hearing being conducted by "T h e Bennet plant,” he president of the Illing PTO; Norris. The directors take turns traffic control signal at E. Mid old or 16 years old if a high presented tee public is tee truth Harkins explained last night Other survivors are a Survivors are two daughters, Petersen, the man in over-all Warren said the same is true TEL. political scandal. the Miuichester Board of added, "is in desperate need of Mrs. Norma Marshall, a conducting the twice-monthly dle Tpke.-Princeton St.-Walker school graduate. ’The starting 528-2680 — was in answer to a charge by that the town had $83,080 in daughter, Mrs. Marie L. Mrs. Lillian Ledoux of charge of the wiretapping, told sessions. ^ for more than $600,000 of the modernization and rehabilita member of the Citizens’ Ad St- He requested it be cor salary is $4.22 per hour. Directors, held at Waddell Ballila Pagani, "The Board of premium credits on April 1, Stewart of Unionville; a grand Manchester and Mrs. Elsie him about the accusations of tion and to make right its in visory Committee; and Mrs. A Green Rd. resident filed rected. School and attended by Education never gives us tee 1972, drew Interest totaling $4,- son and a great-grandson. Robbins of Rockville; two adequate needs.” Dean and Magmder. two complaints he ^ id are Two women from the Jackson about 90 persons. Virginia Coulter, a vice presi- Funeral services are grandchildren and four great Dash Set true facts.” 777 on it, and received $30,686 in . That was after the White repeats of complajgtsfce had in St.-Madison St.-Hawley St. area Speaking briefly and backing (See Page Sixteen) Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the grandchildren. The hearing was on a Kennedy acknowledged that additional credits on April 1 of House Correspondents Associa May. The first Voncerns complained of the flashing traf the proposed $5.6 million John A. Hangen Funeral Home, Funeral services will be proposed $5.6 million ap tee junior high school popula this year — for a $118,543 total. tion dinner. IGeindienst met at excessive speeding and traffic fic signals at E. Center and To File program were Alan Cone, prin 111 Main St., Unionville. Burial Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the propriation for additions and tion "will decrease slowly to He said $22,500 will be left in bis home with Petersen, U.S. noise on Green Rd., near a Summit Sts. They said the cipal of Bennet; Richard CLEAR will be in Riverside Cemetery, Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 improvements to Illing and 1982,” and teat tee Manchester tee premium-credit account, as Atty. Harold Titus and federal shopping center. ’The other con situation makes it difficult for What Do You Lindgren, principal of Illing; Bennet Junior High Schools. High School population “ will in required by the insurance Farmington. Main St. Burial will be in East prosecutor Earl Silbert. Tape Suit Paul Phillips, chairman of tee cerns the many cars he said he the elderly or young to cross the The directors took no action crease to 19W or 1976, when it carrier, and the rest will be in Friends may call at the Cemetery. Kleindienst, a personal friend Town Building Committee; observes all over town —^ing street. 'They requested that the Tuesday night. When they meet will begin to decrease slightly.” vested by the town treasurer, so funeral home tonight from 7 to There are no calling hours. of both Mardian and Mitchell, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Charles Crocini, co-chairman of 9. driven with one headlight or signals be operated in the nor again next Tuesday, they will He pointed out, however, tlut that it may draw interest. said he reacted emotionally to taillight missing or with a mal manner. ReallyKnow. Senate Watergate committee tee school board’s Citizens’ Ad consider placing tee question on additional spdee is needed Funds, as needed for any Those wishing to do so may the accusations. ‘"Two of those worked on final review today of visory Committee; and Paul Clear tonight, lows 70 to 75. muffler dragging. ’The same women complained tee Nov. 6 voting machines for desperately now for the reason, will be withdrawn as make memorial contributions Joseph Suntava its planned lawsuit seeking Greenberg, chairman of the Sunny and humid Thursday, men were the closest friends I He requested better enforce of noise, obscenities and “ other needed, Harkins said. to the Discretionary Fund at Joseph Suntava, 87, of Bristol federal court backing of its sub a townwide referendum. existing school population, teat highs in the upper 90s, 80s near have ever had in my life,” he ment by the police and associated activities by young, school hoard’s building and died this morning at Bristol The proposal is a scaled-down tee proposed program will take the shore. Director Anthony Pietran- the Farmington Congregational said. “ I think one of the things I poena of Watergate-related sites committee. suggested that the police intoxicated persons” after a About version of a $6.8 million care of secondary-school space tonio lead the criticism against Church. Hospital. He was the father of did that night was, I wept.” White House tapes and Greenberg said the Board of Precipitation probably 10 per auxiliary might be utilized, in cafe near the Center has closed proposal for the same two needs into the foreseeable Weiss. Charles Suntava of Manchester. documents. Education is recommending cent tonight and Thursday. He said the affair saddened him the event the regular police for the night. “ It appears to m e,” he said, " Other survivors are his wife, Committee sources had said one question on the voting Winds southeast ten to 15 more than anything since the can’t. They said people in the "it (the existence of^the in Mrs. Frances C. Lent another son, 3 daughters, 12 the suit would be filed as early machines — $5.6 million for the m.p.h. during the afternoon death of his mother when he A Prospect St. resident neighborhood are upset over the Funeral surance credit) should have Mrs. Frances C. Lent, 81, of grandchildren, and a great as today, but chief counsel package — instead of splitting hours, under 10 m.p.h. at other was a young boy. charged that the chain-link activities of the young people, been told us. Mr. Weiss was 100 15 School St., died this morning grandchild. Samuel Dash said a final check tee proposal into two questions. times. He said Nixon consoled him fence on S. Main St., where it at 1 and 2 o ’clock in the mor Pipe Break Drops per cent wrong. He knew he had The Suchodolski Funeral of the suit was planned before it Out look for Friday: Mostly at a Rockville convalescent in their meeting that afternoon, crosses Globe Hollow Heser- ning. They claimed there is y ' ” We feel this building Home in Bristol is in charge of sunny, continued. tee insurance refund and he home. when Kleindienst laid out the was filed later this week, program' is a proposal hot and arrangements, which are in voir, is not sufficient protection some damage to property, par Costs? humid. didn’t tell us. I’ll say publicly She was born in Ireland July a Lawyers for President Nixon Manchester can be very proud charges. for motorists. He said the addi ticularly when cars are driven Water Pressure. now that it wasn’t proper. When 31,1892. She had lived in Hart complete. have filed their legal of and should approve,” said High Low Kleindienst said he im tion of steel beams would add over lawns. All customers of the Town of he gets back, he should sit down ford many years before moving arguments supporting the “ patch” tee wood. Greenberg. Anchorage 59 50 mediately withdrew from the greatly to protective measures. Manchester Water Department with us and explain.” to Manchester six years ago. i here are many misconceptions To further assist you NFDA has President’s refusal to give The water main was installed In responce to a question Boston 92 71 wiretapping Investigation, and He said the town should insist are experiencing a drop in water Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, too, She was employed at Veeder- Clarence A. Campbell Hoarding Hit about funeral costs. One reason is that White House tapes to Chicago 92 75 put Petersen in over-all charge. that the state Install the steel published an informative brochure by tee Cheneys in 1920 and was from a member of tee public, insisted the. board have a ses pressure, according to Jay Denver 86 Root in Hartford for many TOLLAND—Clarence A. Kleindienst resigned as head of BOSTON (AP) - The there are other charges involved in a "What About Funeral Costs?” It will Watergate special prosecutor expected to last approximately Kennedy said a minimum of 2.5 59 beams because S. Main St. is a Giles, director of public works. San Francisco sion with Weiss. years before her retirement. Cam pbell, 80, form erly of Massachusetts Consumers’ funeral than those of the funeral di give you a better understanding of Archibald Cox 25 years, said Giles. and a maximum of 4 additional 61 54 the Justice Department two state highway. Giles said teat a bulldozer, “ I’m downright angry,” she She was a member of the Senior Hunter Rd., d l^ Monday night Council Warned consumers rector. Among these are cemetery or the subject and dispel many of the In a brief filed Tuesday with Washington ,89 73 r weeks later,j April 30, when ’The town, in a Dec. 27, 1972 working on a state project in said. “ We should have been Citizens, and a communicant of at a Rockville nursing home. Monday that they should not cremation charges, monuments or myths you may have heard. U.S. District Court Judge John Haldeman and Ehrlichman quit letter to the state highway Glastonbury, unearthed and told.” St. James Church. He was the husband of Mrs. and Dean was fired. buy large quantities of meat markers, and miscellaneous expenses J. Sirica, lawyers for the Presi department, had asked for an shattered a wooden water main Mrs. Phyllis Jackston Survivors are two sisters, Emma Beyer Campbell. because of rising food prices. for such things as newspaper death Five other NFDA brochures discuss: dent argued that the court lacks which supplies 250 customers in suggested that a check be made Mrs. Josephine Ely and Miss Mr. Campbell was bom Sept. notices and flowers.. thoughts about the funeral, arranging authority to enforce Ckix’s sub Glastonbuiy, and pumps over of other possible available Helen O’Connell, both of Hart 1892 in Stafford and had a funeral, the presence of the body, poena demanding the tapes of Balloonist Off To Europe Another mistaken belief is that fun one million gallons of water funds teat also mightn’t have ford; a nephew and tao nieces. lived in Tolland for over 50 nine presidential conversations. eral directors won’t discuss funeral or the condolence visit, and children and into town each day. been revealed to the directors. The funeral will be Thursday years. Before he retired 15 The special prosecutor has f ' A Tape Subpoenas Invalidi burial costs frankly and specifically. death. You will find them all most Giles said that between the BAR HARBOR, Maine (A P )— Aeronaut “ I’m confident in my equipment and Jon Norris remarked, “ The at 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes years ago, he was employed as called the tapes "important This is not ,true. Members of the helpful because they are based on broken water main and tee Bob Sparks, a 37-year-old resort recrea myself. I feel great,” he said. news of the refund was as much Funeral Home, 400 Main St., a guard at the Stafford Worsted evidence” in the Watergate National Funeral Directors Associa experience, research and knowledge. closing of tee Cooper Hill plant tion director, took off. for Europe today in An experienced balloonist. Sparks has of a surprise to us (the direc with a Mass of the Resurrection Mill and had worked for the case. Nixon Lauyyers Argue tion stand ready to give you whatever for renovations, the town will a nine-story red, white and blue balloon. set the world record for hot-air soaring tors) as to you (the people at at St. James Church at 9. Burial firm for 35 years. cost information you desire at any Send for your FREE copies today. On July 23, both Cox and the loose much of its usual water Nearly 1,000 spectators cheered as the and has spent two years in preparation for the hearing). The information will be at Rose Hill Memorial Other survivors are 2 sons, time. You will be glad you did. committre served the Presi helium-filled “ Yankee Zephyr” soared tee 3,200-mile flight. should have been made Park, Rocky Hill. Clarence Campbell Jr. of (Continued from Page One) Wednesday. Ervin gave no hint The White Hoifse brief pressure. The standby pumps at dent with subpoenas demanding tee Cooper Hill plant may be into tee sky from Bar Harbor Airport. The former jockey, singer and standup available to us at budget Friends may call at the Tolland and Francis Campbell pending disclosure of Nixon’s of how long postponement of rejected Cox’s argument that TO: NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION tapes of specific conversations. turned on if tee situation cannot The weather was cloudy and hazy as comic wore a blue jump suit during the making time.” funeral home Wednesday from of Berlin, N.H.; a daughter, reply to the Cox subpoena. tlie action might ,1m . the President had waived any 135 West Wells Street He refused. be corrected soon, Giles said. Sparks kissed his wife and children, teen launch and carried thermal underwear in Town Controller Thomas 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Harrison Hall of Pownal, The committee apparently After Nixon’s lawyers filed claim of executive privilege Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 G)x immediately asked Sirica If tee Cooper Hill pumps are climbed into tee aluminum gondola short preparation for subzero temperatures at Moore said there is nothing new Vt.; a sister, Mrs. Roger decided to put off its lawsuit their opinion, U.S. Dist. Court when he permitted aides to I tS Please send me FREE copies o f these six brochures: to order Nixon to say why he ly after daybreak to begin his solo flight. high altitudes. about accumulated insurance- because of some concern that testify before the Watergate turned on the water will be un- Collins of Elmwood; 18 Judge John J. Sirica gave Cox was not complying with the sub He said be hopes to arrive in Europe in He maintained radio contact with tee premium refunds. The ac Ernest W. Hull Sr. federal courts might refused to committee about the conver • What About Funeral Costs? • The Condolence or Sympathy fiitered, pumped directly from grandchildren and several until Monday, Aug. 13, to res • With the Body Present Visit poena and tee I^esident filed five days, becoming tee first balloonist to airport during the first hour of his flight, cumulation, he explain^, is in Ernest W. Hull Sr., 68, of accept the case on grounds that pond. ’ sations. tee Globe Hollow reservoir; tee great-grandchildren. • Some Thoughts to Consider • Some (Questions and Answers his response Tuesday. make a transatlantic crossing. but tee signal was growing weaker as a case there are years'of poor in White Pine, Tenn., a former they lacked jurisdiction. ’The White House contended When Arranging a Funeral About Your Child and Death water, however, will be Funeral se / es will be Buzhardt asked for and was Sirica gave Cox until Aug. 13 Sparks, of Tamiment, Pa., said he’s westerly wind carried him northeastward. surance experience, when ad East Hartford police lieute that the President’s letter to • Someone You Love Has Died ' clorinatedand drinkable, Giles Friday at 11 the Ladd “ The committee decided to granted until Aug. 17 for any ad to respond, in turn, to Nixon’s '■ m ainiing his craft for France, "but I’d con Sparks planned to go up about 1,000 to 1,- ditional premium payments are nant, died Monday in White Sirica on July 25 notifying the said. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington postpone filing the suit until ditional written reply. Sirica response.. He also scheduled sider anyteing from Finland to Italy a pin 500 feet today, then climb steadily- required. He acknowledged, Pine. He was the father of John judge that he would not comply NAME- Giles said that the central Ave., Rockville. The Rev. counsel for the committee have scheduled oral argument for 10 (I’ lcMC Print) oral arguments in tee case for point landing.” possibly as high as 17,000 feet. however, that the directors R. Hull of Manchester. and western portions of the Donald G. Miller, pastor of the an opportunity to ascertain and a.m. EDT Aug. 22. with Cox’s subpoena 10 a.m., Aug. 22. Sparks and his 28-man ground crew have Sparks’ emergency equipment includes should have been made aware Other survivors are his wife, study the reaction of the White “ constitutes a valid and formal ADDRESS- town will feel the drop In United Congregational Church Cox had subpoenaed tapes of © 1P72 by NaUonil ’The committee, meanwhile, been in Bar Harbor for the past three a pqrachute and scuba gear. His gondola, of tee fund’s existence. another son, 3 daughters, and 11 clpim of executive privilege by pressure tee most. of Tolland, will officiate. Burial House attorneys to the motion nine presidential conversations n nen i Dirccton has not yet acted on its decision weeks, waiting for a meteorologist in New described' as uhsinkable, is actually an John Haberern Sr., who said AMocIition of the CITY______ESTATE- -ZIP_ Giles said that it will be late grandchildren. will be in North Cemetery. of the special prosecutor,” related to the Watergate case. Richard M. Nixon in bis official United SUtcfl, Inc. to file a similar suit against afternoon before repairs on the York to ^ v e ^ “ go sign” when wind and aluminunn boat, complete with mast and he wasn’t against the ap The funeral and burial will be There are no cailing hours. Watergate committee chain- “nie Senate Watergate com capacity as P i^ident of the A Foamy Overcoat, Nixon seeking court clarifica line can be tqade. He also said weather conditions were rght. sails. propriation for Purnell Pi. im Wednesday in White Pine. Tha family suggests that any man, Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.J., mittee also subpoenaed United States to withhold infor Also Available At tion. However, Dash said now “ There were those who tried to push us A group of Pennsylvania businessmen provements, said he is against Town fireman Mark Kravontka of 223 School St. shakes teat rqiairs on the wooden line The Farrar Funeral .Home, memorial contributions may be announced before the start of presidential tapes documents. mation the disclosure of which that tee committee knows what will be more difficult to make into going sooner, but if we don’t make it, has provided tee financing for the trip. using tee premium refunds for White n n e , is in charge of made to the American Cancer the day’s hearings. President Nixon refused to he has^ determined would be to expect in tee way of response foam from his outer clothing. How did he get it there? See than those on a cast iron main, it won’t be because we rushed into it,” he The cost has been estimated at around financing it. arrangements. Society. The committee’s suit had comply with any of the sub contrary to the'public in HOLMES FUNERAL HOME from Nixon, it will go ahead and Page 17 for more about fire fitting traini^ in a drill as most of the pipeline must be told a newsmen shortly before "waft-off.” $100,000. He cautioned the directors been expected today or poenas. terest.” 400 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER file its suit. earlier this week. (Herald photo by Knapp) drained and it is harder to (S«*«* Pufje Sixteen)