iurmng Ikralh MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 235 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS Congress Faces Long Agenda Of Unresolved Public Business
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress him in 1962 to have the CIA work out plans returns from a 10-day July 4th recess still similar CIA committee which has been terstate highways should be reduced and for “getting rid” of Cuban leader Fidel beset by differences among Democrats on facing a long list of unresolved issues Castro. whether British-French supersonic the committee. The proposal would lead to passenger aircraft should be allowed to ranging from the CIA investigation to Others scheduled to testify included creation of a new committee. land in the United States. taxes and truck weights. former Secretary of State Dean Rusk; Treasury Secretary William Simon goes The flur^ of congressional activity will But the Senate is still stalled in debate retired Gen. Maxwell Taylor, and to the House Ways and Means Committee be short-lived. A month-long recess is over whether Republican Louis Wyman or McGeorge Bundy, special assistant for Tuesday to give his proposals for tax scheduled to start Aug. 1. House Assistant Democrat John Durkin should be seated as security affairs for Presidents John reform. the junior senator from New Hampshire. Democratic Leader John McFall told Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. Reaching the floor this week are The Senate convenes today for more members before their return this week While the Senate investigation con- Department of Transportation proposals debate on the matter, with yet another they will face “a full working schedule for tinues, the House Rules Committee will which will set off debate on whether the entire month of July.” attempt to halt a Republican filibuster set consider a resolution aimed at dissolving a for Tuesday. maximum truck weights allowed on in- The House returns to work Tuesday to consider transferring control of the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve in Califor- nia from the Navy to the Department of Congress Asked to Revamp the Interior, paving the way for public access to the oil. Between votes on the New Hampshire h- i issue, the Select Senate Committee in- vestigating U.S. intelligence agencies Federal Highway Program Matching Up Guests and Hosts meets again in closed session Tuesday, still concentrating on alleged assassina- .WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Under the President’s proposal, only 1 this would give state and local officials tion plots hatched by the CIA. asked Congress today to adopt a national cent of the tax on each gallon would go into expedites the pairing of teen-agers from Northern Ireland with their host more choice in spending federal aid for Among the witnesses is retired Maj. highway program that would distribute 25 a Highway Trust Fund. Two cents would highways. families after their arrival late Saturday night at St. James School. The two- Gen. Edward Lansdale, who has denied as per cent of the federal gasoline taxes — or go into the general treasury and 1 cent to month visit of 14 Protestant and 14 Catholic youngsters is co-sponsored by “distortions” a report that former At- about $1 billion a year — to the states. any state that hikes its own gasoline tax by the two churches. (Herald photo by Larson) torney General Robert Kennedy ordered A White House statement said Ford’s 1 or more cents a gallon. plan — which was expected to meet with To help state and local highway planning Strike Cripples great resistance in Congress — would give Ford wants the number of highway spen- 1 cent of the federal-governments 4 cent a ding programs — now totally about 30 — Argentina gallon gasoline tax to any state that raises cut to four general categories. Aides said Irish Young People Arrive its own gas tax by at least 1 cent. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) - A The proposed federal highway act of crippling nationwide strike gripped Argen- 1975 aims at finishing the 42,500 mile in- Erupting Mauna Loa tina today, shutting down public transpor- terstate highway system, which is now 85 Attracts Thousands tation, shuttering businesses and halting per cent complete, and allowing state r newspaper publication and radio broad- For Summer in Manchester and local governments more freedom in casts. the ways they use federal highway aid. VOLCANO, Hawaii (UPI) - The Mauna ’Thousands of Argentine workers began The plan also would put greater Loa volcano, a sleeping giant for a quarter walking off their jqbs around the country emphasis on intercity routes of national of a century, is spewing molten lava in a After months of planning and hours of Church, 14 Protestant and 14 Catholic at midnight Sunday in a dranutic show- The group arrived at Kennedy Inter- importance, according to the White House major eruption attracting thousands of down with President Maria Estela last-minute anticipation, 28 young people youngsters will be guests in Manchester national Airport late Saturday and were statement. spectators. from Northern Ireland arrived in homes for the remainder of the summer in (Isabel) Peron, the first such strike bused to Mancheser arriving here about Currently, all of the gasoline tax The world’s largest volcano erupted against a Peronist government. Manchester late Saturday night for a un- an effort to add a new dimension of under- 10:30. revenue goes into the Highway Trust Saturday night for the first time since 1950 ique two-month visit to New England. standing among the young people, their Workers vented their rage in Host families and other well-wishers Fund. on Hawaii’s largest island. ’Two flows of demonstrations, shouting obscene insults Sponsored by St. Mary’s Episcopal hosts and their religious sects. waited more than hour for the bus to molten lava cascaded down the slopes of Church and St. James Roman Catholic at Economy Minister Celestino Rodrigo, arrive at the St. James School where Slower Recovery the 13,680-foot summit, destroying who announced the new austerity program refreshments were served while the everything in their path. that touched off the labor unrest, and children met their hosts families for the Called Good News A road near a weather observatory was Social Welfare Minister Jose Lopez Rega, first time. cut, but there was no immediate danger the influential presidential adviser h i^ Mwy, using only photographs to go by, CLEVELAND (Upi) — The fact that because the nearest community was some responsible tor 'Etodrigo’s appotaiment. Nation’s Mayors Seek quickly spotted ana tooTc m tow their recovery from the present inflation will be 30 miles away. ’The lava moved at the rate charges. Conspicuous was the ease with slow was hailed as good news in a report of several miles an hour toward the sea. which the children in the host families published today in Industry Week As fountains of lava shot hundreds of Israel Retaliates More Federal Dollars broke the ice with their guests and air was magazine. feet into the air with a roar, a caravan of soon filled with Gaelic-accented English The report said a fast, sharp recovery cars full of eager tourists and residents For Bombing BOSTON (UPI) — The nation’s mayors, and lobbied for its position aided by a and American conversation. probably would lead to renew^ inflation headed for viewing spots within sight of letter from President Ford. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector of St. and shortages, in the opinion of many • Mauna Loa’s northeast flank. By United Press International split by political and economic disputes, Israeli planes, gunboats and artillery today sought agreement on how to get and All sides agreed, however, with Chicago Mary’s, called attention to the time economists. Mayor Richard Daley who said he saw no difference and quickly called out names of On the other hand, it said, a slow devastated Palestinian guerrilla bases in distribute the federal dollars they agree southern Lebanon today in retaliation for are urgently needed. reason for the federal government ap- the Irish guests and host families so that recovery would produce a mqre stable propriating $600 million overnight to aid they could be on their way to a good future. Holiday Toll a guerrilla bombing that took 14 lives in Mayors from the large industrial cities, Jerusalem last Friday. The attack was many of which have been forced to lay off Vietamese refugees when it couldn’t night’s rest. The climate is right, given right provide adequate help for the cities. While the wait for the bus seem almost decisions in Washington, to keep inflation followed by the heaviest artillery duels public employes to stay fiscally afloat, Passes 475 along the border in months. Sunday forced preliminary approval of a The conference’s Resolutions Com- unending, the arrival was almost an- down to a rate of five or six per cent in the mittee, under heavy pressure from ticlimatic since within a half-hour most of years to come, the report said. Reports from Beirut said initial casual- request for more federal dollars at the By United Press International ty reports in today’s attacks put the toll at expense of their wealthier and, in many Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, voted to the guests were headed for the homes in The economy probably stabilized in the ’The Fourth of July holiday death toll include the need criteria in its recommen- Manchester where they will spend the second quarter just ended. Some 13 persons killed and 37 wounded, 20 of cases, smaller counterparts. climbed toward the lower end of the them seriously. Beirt said the dead in- The Republican minority at the U.S. dation to the full conference. next two months. economists predict the figure, to be National Safety Council’s pre-holiday “It’s ridiculous to have a system where They will be busy months. Today they released in about one week, may show a cluded a woman and two children. Conference of Mayors said it was unhappy projection late Sunday as motorists A Palestinian guerrilla spokesman said with priorities set by the conference’s when the unemployment rate goes from were off to Boston for a meeting with Sen. slight upturn. hurried home from holiday weekend two to four per cent in Houston they get an Edward Kennedy and a tour of Boston The third and fourth quarters, in turn, the guerrillas inflicted “ very heavy overwhelmingly Democratic majority. sojourns. casualties” on the Israelis bu Israel said increase, when my city loses f^eral museums and historic sites. Tomorrow are likely to show larger gains in real A count by United Press International money when the unemployment rate holds they are scheduled to visit Mystic Seaport Gross National Product and in the overall all of its forces returned safely. showed 476 persons had died in traffic ac- An Israeli spokesman said Iwaeli com- Mayor Conference steady at 23 per cent,” Young said. and the U.S. Submarine Base at Groton. business picture. cidents. mandos landed just south of the coastal As one host mother lamented, “We may Industrial production is expected to Texas reported 42 traffic fatalities, Harassment Alleged The 19-14 recommendation to include not get to know them until Thursday.” begin increasing in the third quarter as town of Rashidiyeh, blew up at least three California 34, Florida 23, Illinois 22, New houses suspected of harboring guerrillas need as a criteria will be voted on by the Also on hand to welcome the contingent well as output of both durable and non- York, 19 and Alabama 19, Georgia, 18, and and fired on a jeep with at least three men full conference Wednesday, and sources was Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor of durable goods, the magazine said. BOSTON (UPI) - The U.S. Conference Kentucky 16. in it, destroying it and killing all inside. of Mayors was harassed by former Presi- said the larger number of small cities that St. James and members of the local fund- However, new housing starts are dent Richard M. Nixon’s administration, lack the money problems of their bigger raising committee which arranged the expected to increase but not enough to conference Chairman Joseph Alioto counterparts would put up a floor fight. project headed by Dr. Edward P. Flanagan. lead the economy out of recession as in the charged today. Additional opposition was expected Accompanying the Irish youngsters past because of prohibitive housing costs. “Watergate and related actions of the from those such as New Orleans Mayor during their trip were: The Rev. and Mrs. Purchase of small consumer items is Other Waterbury Workers Nixon administration reached even into Moon Landrieu, who said his city would A.T. Waterstone of St. Catherine’s Church more likely to provide initial recovery political investigations and political would profit by the need criteria, but op- in Tullamore.; the Rev. Patrick O’Donnell, strength. harassment of your national organization, posed it because it would further jeopar- a Catholic youth worker in Armagh and Capital spending by business will lag but To Discuss Joining Strike the U.S. Conference of Mayors,” Alioto dize already shaky chances for con- Belfast and Brother Kevin, S.S.F. of an increase was forecast for the second said today in prepared remarks. gressional approval. Belfast. half, the report said. WATERBURY (UPI) - Other Mambruno said Sunday it didn’t appear “While public records do not reveal the municipal employes today were to discuss the uncollected refuse was becoming a the possibility of striking in sympathy extent of this secret, undercover opera- 1 health hazard, tion, other records suggest that the with 150 sanitationmen. “It’s not like New York but it’s piled up,” Conference of Mayors was a serious target Local 353, Waterbury City Employes, said Fred Nolan, Local 353 secretary, on the'Nixon enemy list,” Alioto said. scheduled a meeting tonight to discuss the referring to the recent strike by sanitation He said the Nixon White House had matter. If approved, about 600 Public workers in New York.' directed a financial audit of thd con- Works Department employes would join The Waterbury strike began alter the ference’s books, specifically investigating the strike. garbagemen said Mambruno’s orders to its expenditures for implementing the Mayor Victor A. Mambruno was work Saturday but not Friday, July 4, was recommendations made at its yearly scheduled to meet with union officials an attempt to sidestep their contract, gathering. before the session. which requires double-time pay for “In another case,” he said, “agents of Refuse has accumulated for five days holidays. the Federal Bureau of Investigation, ac- since city garbage-collectors, drivers and The agreement rejected Sunday would ting under orders from the Criminal Divi- mechanics struck Thursday. have barred any disciplinary actions sion of the Justice Department, in- against the strikers and they would have vestigated the Conference of Mayors.” been paid time-and-a-half for working "While we do not know who specifically Ransom Demanded today and Tuesday. But they would not ordered the investigation, it is important have been paid for Thursday or Friday. to remember that orders regularly were For Col. Morgan “In view of the fact that they pulled qn being developed inside the White House at unauthorized strike,” Mambruno said of BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - ‘The left- that time to develop lists of ememies, and the agreement, “I thought it was very wing kidnapers of an American army as we all know, a ‘we’ and ‘them’ paranoia fair.” colonel have vowed to kill their hostage in then raged within the Nixon ad- Nolan said Mambruno “went about it 72 hours unless the U.S. and Lebanese ministration,” he added. wrong” when he tried Wednesday after- governments bow to ransom demands. He said the investigations of the mayors noon to change the collection schedule for The kidnapers, members of the the long holiday weekend. conference was conducted under a 1940’s Organization of Socialist Revoluntionary statute under which a group such as the Residents of this city of 111,800 usually Action, delivered the ultimatum Sunday mayors had never been prosecuted. have their garbage picked up twice ai night in a communique accompanied by week. pictures of Col. Ernest Morgan in captivi- ty and tape recordings of his voice. The Weather The leftists demanded the distribution of Tired but Happy free food to victims of recent religious Inside Today warfare in Beirut, an immediate end to Partly cloudy and humid today with the search for Morgan and the broadcast chance of afternoon showers and Tired but all smiles are these members of the clergy and left are: The Rev. Patrick O’Donnell and Bro. Kevin, Area Profile ...... Pages 7, 9 of the first two requests by the Voice of MACC N e w s ...... PagI 9 thundershowers. Highs in the high 70s and young people from Northern Ireland and Manchester as S.S.F., of Belfast; Anne Moncrieff, Ingrid Jacobson, Msgr. America. low 80s. Considerably cloudy and foggy they gathered in St. James School cafeteria Saturday night Edward Reardon of St. James, The Rev. Stephen Jacobson The 43-year-old, Petersburg, Va., officer Dear Abby...... Page 10 tonight with increasing chance of rain. after the Irish group, arrived from New York City. The 28 of St. Mary’s, The Rev, A. T. Waterstone of Tullamore, was seized on the outskirts of Beirut June MCC calendar ...... Page 11 Variable cloudiness tomorrow with a teen-agers will be guests In Manchester homes for the next Patricia Gatzkiewicz and Heather Toppler. (Photo by Lay- 29 soon after he arrived in the city on a Herald Angle...... Page 12 chance of thundershowers, highs in the up- two months under an ecumenical project of St. James son) stopover during a trip from Pakistan to Weekend golf ...... Page 12 per 70s and low 80s. Catholic Church and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. From Turkey. Little League ...... Page 12
<1 » ; . PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July 7, 1975 — PAfig TM PPtj NATIONAl WEATHfl Sf RVICf KNtECAST t* 7AM EST 7 - S - 75 Museum Sponsors Trip Amendment Would Restrict TV TONIGHT • l A T T L C To Oakdale Theatre Building Near Watercourse The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 The bus will depart from the 6:00 Broken Treaty at Battle 12:30 Cedar St., will sponsor a field museum at 10 a.m..and return News...... 3-8-22-30 Mountain ...... 24-57 Wide World M ystery...... 8 A zoning regulation amend- building, sewer construction, or piece. trip July 31 to the Oakdale at approximately 2 p.m. from Bewitched...... 5 8:15 1:00 ment which would restrict other activities within 50 feet of Musical Theatre in Wallingford the 11 a.m. performance. Wild Wild West ...... 9 • Henry Glode et al have Brewers vs. Royals . . . 20-22-30 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 development near a water- the banks or edge of a river, applied for a zone change from for a children’s series presenta- Transportation and ticket fees Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 1:30 course is scheduled for public stream, brook, pond, or lake. tion. are |2.2S for museum members ’The H o n e y m o o n e r s ...... 20 Rural Residence to Industrial 8:30 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 hearing tonight by the The proposed amendment The Thursday morning per- and 32.95 for non-members. Electric Company...... 24-57 for about 78 acres of land on the Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Manchester Planning and provides exceptions for formance will be “Pied Piper” Anyone 12 years old or Bonanza...... 40 1:40 north side of Tolland Tpke., S A N F R A N C IS C O ’The Living Word ...... 18 Reel Camp ...... 5 Zoning Commission (PZC). municipal public works abutting the East Hartford presented by the Fanfare younger must Iw accompanied 6:30 9:00 ’The amendment is one of four operations and for residential town line. There’s no indication Theatre Ensemble of New York by an adult. Reservations may News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Maude...... 3 items to be considered in accessory buildings. as to what’s planned for the City. The series has been be made by contacting the I Love Lucy ...... 5 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 \?f%~OUR‘pdL tC Y hearings starting at 7:30 in the Other items on tonight’s PZC site. L O S I seiected to appeal to a wide museum at 643-0949 on or before ’The Real McCoys ...... 18 range of ages from pre- Hour of Pow er...... 18 Municipal Building Hearinc hearing agenda: • Circle Associates is seeking July 18. TV Garden Club...... 24 Room. schoolers through junior high. 9:30 • Sherwood Bowers is approval for a five-lot subdivi- Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 The proposal, drafted by Rhoda...... '...... 3 seeking approval for resubdivi- sion of land on the south side of 7:00 Witness to Yesterday...... 24 Town Planner J. Eric Potter, sion of a 1.4-acre parcel at Spencer St. east of Squire lOWSST TBMEilATUIES News...... 3-22-40 Ms. Spector Completes Down the Road...... 57 would prohibit excavation. Deming St. and Baldwin Rd., to Village. Andy Griffith S h o w ...... 5 create two lots from one larger ’Truth or Consequences . 8 10:00 Field Biology Course The Avengers...... 9 Medical Center...... 3 I— 1ECEND< Gentle Ben ...... 18 Ms. Berdine Spector of 67 and one of more than 900 News...... i . , ii.... .5 F ilm ...... 20 Wyllys St., assistant director of teachers and adult conservation Caribe...... 8-40 Holiday Accidents Claim Jeanne Wolf With ...... 24 Lutz Junior Museum, has com- leaders who was enrolled in the New York Report ...... 9 To Tell the Truth...... 30 pleted a one-week course in nature course at one of the Rivals of Sherlock Holmes Consumer Survival K it...... 57 [2 g sH p w E *$ % flow field biology and conservation National Audubon Society’s ...... 24 I By Ray TanflMay, C.LU. Six Lives In Connecticut at the Audubon Ecology four workshops this summer. Uri WEAINEI f OIOC ASI • 7:30 Caught in the Act ...... 57 CERTIFIED INSJIRANCE Workshop in Greenwich. Ms. Specter’s studies in- The Price Is Right ...... 3 CONSULTANT ' UNITED PRESS total of 165 car accidents were hit a tree. He was pronounced 10:30 Ms. Spector was one of cluded birds, plants, insects, Hogan’s Heroes ...... ,.5 INTERNATIONAL reported with 72 persons in- dead at Backus Hospital in For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find showers and thunderstorms New Jersey R e p o rt...... 9 several special students and pond life. She was on New Candid C am era...... 8 Six persons died in accidents jured, they said. Norwich. Woman...... 57 over the northern Rockies, the northern Plains, the upper Mississippi valley and from enrolled at the Connecticut scholarship from the Audubon Connecticut R ep ort...... 18 I Kitchen fires are common, in Connecticut during the long Fatalities were significantly Mark F. Fontaine, 20, of 11:00 I frightening — end probably In- below the record 18 deaths last northern Arkansas, northeastward thru the Tennessee valley, the mid Atlantic states and workshop during the past week Society of Hartford. Call of the W est...... 20 I evitable. But If you act feat and don't Independence Day weekend as Middletown died early Saturday year. portions of the Northeast. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 News...... 3-8-2^3040 I panic, you may even aava dinnar. state police who handed out 666 when the car in which he was . Warren Lundquist, 18, and max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 (83), Boston 64 ( 79), Chicago 57 (81), Martin Agronsky . . . ____ 24-57 ’The Best of Groucho...... 5 I □□□ speeding tickets apparently riding struck a tree off Rte. 198 I Fire requlree heat, air and fuel.You Bradley Simmons, 17, both of Cleveland 55 ( 77), Dallas 75 (95), Denver 60 ( 83), Duluth 54 (77), Houston 71 (93), Jackson- New MHS Students Must Enroll Polka!...... 40 Harness R acin g ...... 9 helped keep the fatalities down. in Eastford. Police said the I Love Lucy ...... ,20 • can control It by cutting out one ol the Brookfield, were killed Sunday ville 70 (91), Kansas City 67 (87), Little Rock 71 (96), Los Angeles 63 ( 78), Miami 75 ( 90), New students who will be 8:00 I three. ’Two youths died Sunday night driver, David D. Wilson, 21, of Students entering Grade 10 Captioned N ew s...... 24-57 I □ □ □ at 7:30 p.m. when their car ran Manchester, was charg^ with Minneapolis 60 (81), New Orleans 72 (93), New York 66 ( 80), Phoenix 83 (107), San Fran- attending Manchester High will be assigned, by mail, to one The IQ Myth ...... 3 and another was reported in 11:30 j First, turn off gas or elsctricity on off Iron Works Hill Road and negligent homicide and ordered cisco 58 ( 69), Seattle 59 (76), St. Louis 62 (87) and Washington 67 (83). School next year should report Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 critical condition in a single-car of the orientation and testing I your stove, or unplug the appliance. plowed into a tree, police said. to appear in Willimantic Court The Rookies ...... 8-40 M ovies...... 3-5-9 * smother flames (if you can) by crash in Brookfield. A Ledyard to the high school administra- sessions Aug. 27 and 28. Alan Butera, no age give, also tion office for registration and M ovie...... 9 It Takes a Thief...... 8 I covering the burning surface with pan J man was killed when his motor- of Common Pleas Aug. 5. This printing test pattern is I lid or a damp cloth. Bicarbonate of! of Brookfield, was reported in Celebrity Bowling ...... 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 cycle ran off the road and part of ’The Herald quality con- to the guidance office for I soda sprinkled llberelty, may do the critical condition at Danbury Joe GOragiola...... 20-22-30 Wide World M y stery ...... 40 I trick lor burning fat struck a tree. trol program in order to give programming of courses any Hospital. Richard Yarosis, 21, of weekday from 8:30 to 11 a.m., I □ □ □ State police spokesmen said Waterbury was killed Friday you *one of the fUiest TOWN OF MANCHESTER Patrick J . Rooney 21, of and 1 to 2:30 p.m. I Ifthis d oe sn't w ork, u se a dry 1,055 motorists were arrested night when struck by a car on newspapers in the nation. I chemical or cabron dioxide Ledyard was driving his motor- Students must present a year- THEATER SCHEDULE I extinguisher. Keep It on for a few during the weekend, including Rte. 64 in Middlebury near cycle on Lincoln Park Road in DuBALDO APPLIANCE end report card or have a LEGAL NOTICE I moments to prevent raflaah. Home the 6M for spewing and 389 for Tranquility Road. I fire extinguishers should be one-to Preston about 10 a.m. when he and transcript forwarded to other automotive violations. A Heetpr L. Rivera, 26, of The Zoning Board of Appeals Showplace — “ The Happy Showcase Cinema 1 — “Wind I live-pound capacity; they coat failed to manage a curve and Manchester High School prior ! between $6 and $10. Look for a U .L Guilford drowned Friday in F E D will hold public hearings on Hooker” 7:30-9:15 and the Lion” Continuous 2:00- I or F.M. label. to registration. Monday, July 21, 1975, starting Vernon Cinema 1 — 4:45-7:15-9:50 I □ □ Q Pattaconk Lake in Chester. SIGN SERVICENTB) For students entering the 12th at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing “Moonrunners” 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 2 — I Be ready with a fire extinguisher, but 200 Persons Idleti Divers recovered his body 42 PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTER grade, a transcript is required. Room of the Municipal Building Cinema 2 — “4 Musketeers” “Return of the Pink Panther” t If you can't coritrol the fire within 30 Saturday. ! seconds, call the fire department SPECIALIZING IN. Students entering Grades 11 Continuous 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 Rita Borelli, 52, of New to hear and consider the 7:15-9:15 □ □ □ By Fire in Middletown c and 12 will be tested Tuesday, following petitions: Manchester Drive-In — Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Bam- Haven died Friday on NEWS FOR WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES Sept. 2, at a time to be an- Item 1 No. 454 “Young Frankenstein” 8:40; bi” Continuous 1:30-3:10-4:35- Interstate 91 in West For straightforward answers bring MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - falling debris and heat exhaus- nounced. Albert& Vivian Spearot — “S.P.Y.S.” 10:20 6:00-7:25-9:10 your insurance questions to Springfield, Mass., when the MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR FOR About 200 persons today faced tion, but none were injured Request Special Exception for UA East 1 — “Jaws” 2:00- Showcase Cinema 4 — motorcycle on which she was a W E STIN G H O US E • G E N E R AL E L E CTR IC j BEEaUI-TMIGUIIV, Inc: unemployment as fire officials seriously. conversion of single-family 7:20-9:40 “ French Connection II” Con- passenger was struck from investigated a blaze that Fire companies from H OTP O INT dwelling to two-family UA East 2 — “Eiger Sanc- tinuous 2:15-4:55-7:40-10:10 1113 E88t Center SL 646-221 behind by a speeding car, police A destroy^ the f l million down- Cromwell, Portland, Rocky dwelling, hnd petition for tion” 7:35-9:50 said. SENIOR ELECTRIC SIGN REPAIR and PARKING CAMP GLEN HAVEN town factory complex where Hill, Meriden and Westfield variance of lot size requirement UA East 3 - “ 10 Little In- Richard Stoliker, 32, of they worked. were sent home Sunday as local LOT UGHT MAINTENANCE and REPAIR — I l l Walnut Street — dians” 7:45-9:45 Milford, was killed early Satur- DAY CAMP Firemen hosed down Sunday firemen hosed down debris and For More Information Call Residence Zone B. day on Interstate 95 in (For Boys and Qlrla) the smoldering ruins of the burning embers which were 6 4 6 -8 1 1 4 Item 2 No, 456 Ma-Ma Mia^s Pittsfield, Maine, when his car Court of Probate complex, which contained six expected to smoulder for struck a bridge abutment and TEL 568-8779 Emmett E. & Levinnia J. District of Manchester firms and was purchased several few days. overturned several times. CITIZENS: Hayes — Request variance to NOTICE TO CREDITORS , THE 17th CONSECUTIVE YEAR recently by the city for a divide parcel of land into two ESTATE OF CATHERINE F. Cuisine BRENNAN municipal project. The blaze LOCAnU AT CRYSTAL LAKE, ELLIN6T0N lots, one with less area than Pursuant to an order of Hon. William “The Family Restaurant” began at about 5 p.m. Saturday ______(Only 20 Min, from Waiichesterl regulations require — 67-69 E. FitzGerald, Judge, ail claims must be 471 Hartford Rd. Comer of McKee Street presented to the fiduciary named below and was brought under control School Board Backed Cambridge Street — Residence on or before October 1,1975 or be barred CLIP a SAVE THI8 AP FOR_FUTURE REFEREN CE.;^ by 10 p.m. ' Camp Admlnlatrator : Zone B. by law. The fiduciary is: THIS Camp DIractor Item 3 NP -457 Margaret Sullivan Mon., Tues.y and Wed. Potentially explosive cansx>f OEQRfiUlirrCHELL TONY RASH IS Ridgewood Street . chlorjp had to be removed On Teacher Layoffs B.S. Unh. ol Conn. David & Ann Bartlett — Manchester, Conn. 06040 B.S. Loyola CoUogo - SPECIAL BUFFET frp m ^ e burning buildihg. Of- •lirMN Mis. SprIngfloM Collogo M.E.D. Univ. ol Maryland Request variance to build addi- C.A.Q.8. (6th yr-> Unhr- HIM. ficialB : said the structure’s hearings were not required by Ouldanco Counaolor .. tion to nonconforming building 4 to 9 P.M. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The XMBumiiUBa Quidanco Counaolor Windham High School Court of Probate sprinkler system had worked municipal teachers union was law. WIndaor Lock! High School — 115 Main Street — Residence “A l l Y o u C a n E a r District of Manchester during the fire for more than expected to comment today on School Board attorney Frank Zone C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS «2.50 CAMP PERIODS ESTATE'OF ALEXANDER W. CHILDREN AND UNDER PRICEI four hours. Mongillo said the decision will Athletic DIractor Item 4 No. 453 12 r' PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 - PAGE FIVE Vietnamese Newlyweds To Live in Greenwich 8th District Gets Several Ideas FT. INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa. near future. Lai had left the university to NANCY CARR MACC (UPI) — Tran Van Lai and Though the bride and groom join the South Vietnamese Navy Executive Director NEWS For Bicentennial Celebration ABOUT TOWN Tran Phong Llev, joined both attended the University of and while in training at New- Happiness Is... ! together over the weekend in Saigon, they did not know each port, R.I., he met Warren E. Eighth District Director Patrick Brown, minstrels) on the Bicentennial theme. the first marriage at this other until they met on the ship Bragg, a New York marketing A REAUY (2.EAN LAUNDROMAT i Human Needs Fund of camp. Also needed: teenage the Grade 7 Confirmation class summer. The only costs in • Flag-raising at district firehouse. There are still a few spaces refugee processing center, transporting refugees from researcher, who obtained spon- bread mixes, and sugar. to the elderly and handicapped MR CONDITIONED « coordinator of district plans for Bicenten- James C. Freitenfeld of A brand new program of the counselors, particularly Iwys, operating FISH are the to continue. • Utilizing the district’s old water available for members of honeymooned in the Subic Bay in the Phiilipines to sors for Lai and his wife. Lai’s at Church of the Assumption, Twenty-six families were nial activities, is proposing those ac- Crossroads, Manchester’s drug conference is the creation of a to work with the children bn a answering service charges and trough for flower display. AARP 1275 planning to par- Greenwich, Conn, area where Guam, the spokesman said. family remained in Vietnam. and the Emanuel Lutheran helped during the month of tivities for the week before the week after advisory center, will speak at Human Needs Fund. For the one-to-one basis and adults to the cost involved in mailing TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL • Sailboat and canoe races at Union ticipate in the trip from Essex they will begin their new lives. Women for raising and donating May. the district’s August 1976 Peach Festival. the Tuesday noontime meeting past two years the churches help with meals, arts and schedules to volunteers. All Pond. on The Connecticut Valley Lai, 26, and his bride, 21, said money to purchase items in Fish Tails VITAMIN That period, he told the district board, of Kiwanis at Manchester Coun- have struggled with the ques- crafts, and supervising. staff and secretarial work is • Tennis tournament, swimming meet, Railroad and riverboat ride. they will settle in the short supply at the pantry. Still Another note of thanks. This 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...*2 .0 0 | would be least likely to conflict with other try Club. tion of how best to aid persons Emergency Pantry volunteer — volunteer drivers shuffleboard contest and baseball or soft- ’Those wishing more informa- Greenwich area, where their needed are high protein foods one to the caring individuals HEADQUARTERS Bicentennial activities in Manchester. in financial need for whom no Many thanks to Church (peanut butter, dried beans, provide their own time, car and Brown is proposing the theme, ball game (the last between 8th District tion may contact Mrs. Lucille sponsors live. and church groups who have Lig g e t t P a rk a d e BELCON LAUNDROMAT A Senior Lifesaving Class other assistance (private or Women United, Concordia canned meats, fish and Jello), gasoline. Thank you to those 309 Green R4. “Bicentennial Old Home Week,” for the and Town of Manchester fire Mahoney of 19 Hamlin St. “We will find any kind of job sent in enough money to keep Low Prices! departments), all at Robertson Park. began Sunday at Verplanck public) was available. Lutheran Church parishioners. grain products, cereals, and FISH operational during the who have enabled this service district program. Pool. The class meets Sunday first,” Lai said, “and then we At the June clergy breakfast, His list of tentative proposals (to be • Bike-decorating contest, pet show and will study.” A spokesman for the Little Miss and Mister Eighth District and Wednesday evenings from 6 M IS SIO N A R Y W O R K ”flip-flops” the Manchester Clergy Associa- reduced to those several considered the to 8. refugee center said the tion unanimously voted to most popular and most practical) include: beauty contests. WASHING’rON (UPD - The newlyweds hope to attend the or recommend to the Manchester • Placing the DAR’s old water fountain • Arts and crafts show, costume Seventh-Day Adventist Church University of (Connecticut in the Area Conference of Churches at Swanson Park in the North End and parade, “Home Beautiful” contest, block St. Margaret’s Circle, has announced it will seek Daughters of Isabella, will have federal help from the Agency for the creation of a Human Needs making it functional. dance, auction, card games, etc. U S TIN O V S U R V IV E S International Development in “zorries” Filnd to be financed by • Display of old flags. Brown emphasized that his proposals a hot dog roast Tuesday at 6:30 HOLLYW(X)D (UPD - Peter p.m. at the home of Mary working out a plan to bring ir- Manchester churches and ad- • Re-enactment of a Revolutionary are just that at present — proposals — and Ustinov will portray the last man rubber thong sandals ^ jANiroR Ceaser, 266 Parker St. The rigation systems to the drought- ministrated by the executive event. that the purpose of the list is to decide alive in Washington, D. C., in IN A DRUM event is open to members and stricken farmers of Chad in the Ida al for chlldran, ladla a) director and treasurer of • A play or pageant (with strolling upon the most popular and most practical. “Logan’s Run” starring Michael guests. The donation is $2. Sahel region of Africa. a n d m a n; a mu a t for MACC. It was further proposed York in the title role. c a m p , p o o l, b a a ch o r that a community wide cam- CLEANER play. The past matrons of Temple paign be undertaken to en- courage broad-based- Chapter, OES, will meet OVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the C communist giving for the pur- Crew Bathroom Cleaner, Economic Statistics Bear Out home of Mrs. Robert Rich- pose of meeting human ne^s. Power cleanser cleans to 88 The board of directors at its without grit or scratch. Our Reg. 1.09 ' mond, 19 Clearview Ter., to work on the quilt. Anyone BANTLY OIL CO. June 11 meeting unanimously Technical End to Recession tee have Ju$t about passed a resolution establishing Janitor In A Drum needing a ride may call Janet • 24 Boyr Emergency Service every little thing! Sugar Twin, Granulated Von Deck, 228-9204. a MACC Human Needs Fund Industrial strength - breaks • Burner Sales & Seryice and adopted guidelines for the up grease; 32 oz. Our Reg. 1.19 7.13 oz. WASHINGTON (UPI) - —Inflation: The Consumer risen 11.6 per cent in the last 12 • Clean Heating Oils “w h e r e a use and administration of the (Equals 5 lbs. of Sugar) Bog. 1.09 Economic statistics released Price Index rose only 0.4 per months, but that is still far less The Washington Social Club ddllar't fund. Small grants can be made Fantastik Pistol Grip last month seem to support the cent in May, despite sharply than the 20 per cent rate a year in Manchester will celebrate 6 4 9-4 5 9 5 worth a available to those in financial 32 oz. bottle with sprayer - Datril,if You Can’t Take Aspirin higher gasoline prices. ’That view that the recession has bot- earlier. the 12th of July with members C a ll Ua For Yo ur Homo Ha ating ] dollar! “ crisis for whom all other all purpose cleaner. Our Reg. 1.39 ' . Bottle of 100. Our Reg. 1.49 was 0.2 per cent less than in the mSfoele of tomed out in technical terms. —Indicators: The Index of and friends on Saturday from 9 And Air Conditioning N a a d a . . . . downtown mancheatei*. avenues of aid, including town But the human suffering of un- April. Nevertheless, what cost Leading Business Indicators ; S A V E 2 0 % Ladies’ Spray ’N Vac Rug Q ’Tips Photo Cube p.m. to 2 a.m. There is no ad- and state welfare, have been ^ Off Our Reg. Low Prices on employment is likely to remain 1100 in 1967 cost an average rose in May for the third mission charge. explored or exhausted. For 300 Q-Tips in reusable 8159.30 in May. MIX ’N Cleaner high in the coming months. straight month, this time by 2.1 those applicants who are ’ Gowns, Pajamas Cleans 9x12 rug. Our Reg. 2.19 photo cube. Our Reg. 1.29 The statistics bear out Presi- —Income: Americans as a per cent. employed, aid will be granted & Baby Dolls Dial Very Dry Anti- dent Ford’s claim that the whole got their biggest raises —Output: Output of factories, only if there is no possibility of MATCH Rain Barrel Fabric _ since September, bringing economy has ceased its mines and utilities fell 0.3 per borrowing on credit. If the V P e r s p i r a n t seasonally adjusted annual in- cent in May, the eighth con- Softener Prevents static. | downward slide. But they also situation merits, consideration 5 OZ. Reg. or Unscented. Reg. 1.19 FOR ’ come to $1,212 trillion. ’The in- •Knit Tops 70 oz. size Our Reg. 2.89 back AFL-CIO President secutive month of decline. Op- of aid from the fund on a non- ...... crease over the April figures George Meany’s reply that the timists noted the rate of decline interest loan basis will be Our Reg. was $9.3 billion or 0.8 per cent. •Skirts recession has not ended was smaller. given. 4.99 —Wholesale prices: The 0.1 because millions are still out of —Housing starts: Residential ’The fund will act as a “last per cent decline in June was the - Permanent press or •Skooters work.' housing starts rose to their resort” shelter. 1(X)% nylon, with dainty fifth in seven months, another Ford told a news conference highest rates since September During the past year the lace and embroidery; indication inflation continues to the rate of inflation already has at 1.13 million units in May. churches in addition to the con- f" also smart tailored Our Reg. ease. Wholesale prices have been cut in half and he looks for siderable aid each church styles. 3.99 4.99 & 5.99 improvement in unemployment xteSaleFAMOUS grants individually, have at a rate greater than forecast received through the con- by his own advisers. ference some 25 requests for Loungewear YOUR CHOICE ’The advisers said unemploy- financial aid to families ment would remain at no less Winners Picked T-Shirts & Floats through town and state welfare 1 than 7 per cent until the late No-Iron workers and InfoLine. Seven- Our Reg. 5.99 to 12.99 Toastmaster Toastmaster 1970s. The newly created ’DuPont Rain Dance In Bike Rodeo teen of these families received Deluxe 4-Slice Continuous Clean Congressional Budget Office Muslin financial aid. •Turtle Excalibur was even more pessimistic in During the last winter, many Toaster Push Button Oven Broiler its first economic forecast, Sheets to About 50 young people par- The most skilled in the 1-3-5 people on fixed incomes faced YOUR saying economic recovery next with the rising food and utility Our Our ticipated in the recent Bike speed category are: David Ideal blend of CHOICE year would be more sluggish bills made hard choices. Many Reg. 2499 Reg. Rodeo conducted by Top Notch Boutin and John Gallant, 9 and 50% Polyester 34.99 than the administration hop^. cut back on food and health 43.99 3 3 ^® Foods and Manchester Recrea- under; Kenneth Boutin and & 50% Cotton! Nylon and polyester solid Here is a rundown on the Toasts 1 to 4 slices of breads, tion Department. The con- care. Others, primarily and print tops, many Push button for broil or bake; most recent monthly economic Harold Whiting, 10 to 12; Peter Snow white only. Dressy fashion gowns for Both are easy to use. Rain also convenience foods. Su- cleans continuously when In testants ranged in age from 8 to Robinson and Bob Moreau, 13 mothers with young children, styles, colors; S, M, L. Dance, 16 oz.,Turtle Excalibur indicators: 16 y e a rs . put off utility bills or made par- the hostess or just to look perflex timer (or perfect re- use. #5242 —Unemployment: Although and over. TWIN FLAT or FITTED Knit or woven skirts, 18 oz. 'The most skilled in the 10- tial payments and then found pretty in, while relaxing! sults. #D114 the rate dropped 0.6 per cent in Our Reg. 2.99 Cotton and nylon blends. skooters, 7/8 to 15/16. speed category various age themselves with gas or elec- May to 8.6 per cent, experts groups are: Bobby Spooner, 9 OPEN ALL DAY tricity cutoff for non-payment. Johnson's agreed it was the result of a CH O OSE and under; Shawn Gallop and __ SUNDAY A number of the grants made technical quirk because young “Off” Insect FROM Maureen Hills, 10 to 12; Mark the conference were to help PARQUET, summer job seekers rather Repellent Copeland and Tim Whiting, 13 YOUR families caught in the financial CHECKER than any real Improvement in and over. ARTHURliRUG crisis of last winter. BOARD OR unemployment. 100% Polypropylene rugs in CHOICE! We invite all caring and con- MISSES’ & Our LEATHER GRAIN fashion patte^rn or solid colors. cerned members of the com- Reg. WOMEN’S 1.29 LO O K Self-cu^ioned with “waffle Reg. munity to keep this fund in TOPS rubber backing”. 8’6”x11’6” 36.99 FULL FLAT or FITTED mind when considering how Print Keeps annoying Our Reg. 3.99, YOUR CHOICE ... 2’“*7 they might best share their mosquitos 3-Piece goods with their neighbor. Jersey away for hours! ROOM SIZE (9 x12 ) POLY-FOAM Snack Table Sets PKG. OF 2 PILLOW CASES Anyone wishing to contribute to Dresses RUG PAD — Cuts Easily, Reg. 6.99 .. the fund, please make checks 5.77 Our Reg. 2.49...... Shell GAF Our 1.99 payable to MACC Human Our Reg. fo 7.99 NoAiSt Reg. Needs Fund, Box 773, No-Pest Strip Pocket Camera Kit 17.99 Manchester. ’These gifts are, of Strip to 19.95 course, tax deductible. Our Handy, attractive little tables Interfaith Camp Reg. 1476 add convenience when serving ’The MACC Interfaith Day 19.97 guests. GIFT DEPT. Camp opening on July 14 at Con- Document Frames cordia Lutheran Church is still No odor - use in any Drop in color or black/white CANNON. room. Effective up film cartridge. Kit includes Popular sizes 5x7. 8x10, 8-1/2x11 Q 7 C several hundred dollars short of lo GAF color film, cube, strap. or 11x14 inches. Rag. to 1.49 V f the amount needed to cover the to 4 months. costs of transportation and hot meals for the children. If you wish to sponsor a child between EXCITING the ages of 6 and 11 referred to Complete PLAID PATTERN! us by Manchester social with workers or Hartford Inner City Battery Welsh 100% Polyester Pile Polyester Velour Bath Exchange, please send your Punkin check to MACC Interfaith Day Baby Accent Rugs Bed Pillows Camp, Box 773, Manchester. Towel Ensembles Your gift is tax deductible. A. Infant Three colors! Non-allergenic! Accent stripes check for $25 will enable one Assorted Ray-O-Vac Carrier Non-skid back, Floral ticks! and fashion solids. youngster to attend both weeks machine washable. Corded! Thick n’ thirsty. Hand Tools Floating Lantern Reg. Reg. Reg. Our Our 21”x36”...... 4.99 21” x27” ...... 2.69 BATH TOWEL.. 2.29 Court of Probate, District of Manchester YOUR Reg. Reg. NOTICE OF HEARING CHOICE I pgg ., gg Eg 4.69 6.99 ESTATE OF ROBERT C. STEM, WASH HAN^ i i 7 Includes 6 volt battery; ideal Shell with attractive, thick pad, 24”x45”, Reg. 6.99...... deceased Handy, top quality tools - 5.77 21”x31”, Reg. 3.69...... 2.38 Reg. 89< 77< Reg. 1.49 I . I f Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Women’s and Teens’ Special Selection pliers, hammers and many for home or boat. Bright long safety strap, play beads - great E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 30, others. lasting. for baby! 1975, a hearing will be held on an applica- Wood Bottom Sandals Ladies’ Vinyl Handbags tion praying that an instrument purpor- 6 Volt Battery #944 Playtex Disposable ^ SAVE AN EXTRA ting to be the last will and testament of Genuine leather Bernzomatic 120 •|84 Kodel7Cotton Shirred said deceased be admitted to probate as The newest shapes - Propane Fuel Bottles, Box of 100 I uppers on light wood shoulder bags and Our Reg. 2.19 in said application on file more fully bottoms. Ideal with For blow torch, lamp or stove. Reg. 1.47T I Sani-stcip. fits Playtex Nurser. Bed Ruffle appears, at the Court of Probate on July pouches in Summer to, 1975 at 2:00 P.M. summer casuals, other white . . . cool fashion WSOLID BROADCLOTH styles to choose from, Polyester/Cotton ' Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't Clerk contrast! The Newest Sizes 5 to 10. • GINGHAM CHECKS Spring Colors! Our Reg. to 11.99 Our Reg. 3.99 Dacron Polyester/Cotton Machine Court of Probate, District of Manchester ; NOTICE OF HEARING Wash ’n Dry! OFF REG. PRICES ON • Famous Name . ESTATE OF THOMAS ARMSTRONG Caldor’s Own Amplon®Panty Hose ( Bras, Stretch Strap or Never Press! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 20% Soli molded or 57 Polyester Prints E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 1, 1975 I Nude sheers or reingorced top Halter Styles a hearing will be held on an application ■ style. Reg. 2 Pr. 1.60 2 PR. lilted lace plunge styles. Reg. 1.99 1 praying that an instrument purporting to YOUR be the last will and testament of said CHOICE V I V l ^ TIER deceased be admitted to probate as in said application on file more fully Reg. to 1.59 W W YD. appears, at the Court of Probate on July Infants’& Toddlers’ 22, 1975 at 10:00 .M. Newborn PAMPERS Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk Polos & Bottoms • JERSEY KNIT PRINTS TWIN CURTAINS Our Reg. 1.95 • SOLID DUCK FABRICS Reg. 7.99 SOLIDS & PRINTS Eskimo 12”, 2-Speed General Electric Polyester/Cotton IN DECORATOR YOUR Breeze Box Fan With Stand 6,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioner • BROADCLOTH PRINTS FULL QUEEN CHOICE Reg. 8.99. Reg. 9.99... COLORS! EASY YOUR Owr 40 Toon ol IfewxooM flPMoo CHOICE CARE FABRICS Open 24 Hours Dally Our Reg. 1.39 to 1.99 1 J 7 0 Reg. 1.99 1.57. BRAIDED CHAIR PADS IN SHEERS FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Tapes tor better till Screen print, solid or striped TAKE IT I h A i Assorted Colors, Reg. i.49 Limits boxes tops to match with slacks, WITH YOU ■ ■ 189** All Fabrics - 45” wide & macMna washable. & SOLIDS! per customer. shorts or sunsuits. All are Two speed rotary switch, 3-element aluminum Adjustable thermostat, 115 volts, 7.5 amperes. M©bil S No Rain Checks. machine washable. blade, white plastic grill. Lexan case has 10 year guarantee. HEATIN8 0ILS 3 WAYS TO CHARGE M A N C H ISTE R SALE: Mon. thru Wed. OIL BURNER 4 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Mon. thru Wed. BwiKAMiiimiia Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. HEATINR INSTALLATION M A N C H ESTE R Mon. thru FrI. 10 a jn. to 9:30 p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpik e Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 643-5135 1145 Tolland Turnpik e Saturday 9 a jn. to 9:30 pjn. k ./j PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975- PAGE SEVEN ManrlipfiJpr tiipinufl Hrralft EB Strike Continues Benoit Expresses Concern there each day rince the GROTON (UPI) - Connec- walkout began Tuesday, when ticut’s largest strike in recent the old contract expired. history went into its seventh Over Ellington Dump Issue Federal mediators said OPINION day today as 10,000 skilled AREA POLICE REPORT during the weekend they did not workers at Electric Boat VERNON ly explained, the administration Benoit asked the mayor to feel the Metal Trades Council designate representation by the stayed away from the shipyard. OPEN Application for a permit failed to negotiate that contract and the firm were ready to VERNON turbance on Ward St. He was the proper lane in connection Twelve strikers picketed the which could cause Vernon on time and we have .lound Vernon administration and also resume negotiations. They in- Martin J. Powers, 16, of 65 released on a $500 non-surety with the investigation of an ac- division of General Dynamics Another Way To Help refuse trucks to be refused per- ourselves ever since in con- legal council. Benoit said he dicated it may be a week before FORUM Thrall Rd.; Michael J. bond for appearance in court in cident on Daly Rd. Friday, in contrast to the hun- mission to dump at the tinuing legal has to maintain plans to attend as an interested the negotiators are summoned McMahon, 17, of 16 Vineta Dr.; Rockville, July 30. Police said a car driven by dreds of strikers who were Ellington Refuse Gardens has the dump for Vernon’s use.” individual to observe the Plan- for more talks. ning and Zoning hearing. Thomas E. Burke, 16, of 51 Douglas Christenson, 18, of 12 William Brown, 23, of Center- We have federal tax credits to en- assigned to an exhaustive review of Benoit reminded the mayor Nurses Issue prompted ’Thomas Benoit, Ver- OaknuMr Dr.; and Joseph J. Glenstone Dr., Vernon, was field St., Manchester, spun non councilman,' to write a that he has been very outspoken His second suggestion is to courage investments in plant and federal regulatory agencies and other Statement about the dump matter in the have the dump question the Narkawicz, of 97 Grand Ave., charged Saturday with fourth- around and hit a ditch at the letter of concern to Mayor all of Vernon, were charged degree larceny in connection side of the road when Brown equipment to increase productivity aspects of governmental intervention Frank McCoy. past and “this new issue in- main topic of the special To the editor: meeting of the' council Saturday with third-degree with the investigation of a com- allegedly swerved to avoid the Anthony Botticello of dicates a much more serious and hopefully create more employ- into the business sector is a clear s ip Manchester Memorial Hospital nurses scheduled for Tuesday night at criminal trespass. plaint from K-Mart. He is to Moquin car. Brown, and a Manchester, owner of the turn of events.” ment. statement to the community: 7:30 at the Administration Vernon Police said the appear in court in Rockville, passenger in his car, Michael that one of the biggest things govern- Ellington dumping site, is Benoit said he is really con- The nurses of Connecticut Nurses Assn. Building. arrests were made in connec- July 23. Melski, 23, of Oak St., Before the summer is out, Connec- ment can do for business is to “let it seeking a permit to dump cerned about the industrial and Unit 26 ask your support. We will He said, “All councilmen tion with a complaint concer- Cindy L. Ursin, 18, of Grant Manchester, were taken to refuse in the area “no matter business end should Botticello’s Somethings ticut will have on the books a law go” and end some of the restraints negotiate today with the hospital. Our request go through. “We would should be made fully aware of ning their presence on property Hill Rd., Tolland, was charged Manchester Memorial Hospital from what source.” The of Uie former Someplace Else which, within certain safeguards, will which protect no one, especially the proposals are reasonable and fair. We are be at the mercy of one in- just where the town stands on Saturday with fourth-degree by the Coventry ambulance. a united group striving for our application also asks that all this issue.” Restaurant, Rt. 83, Vernon. larceny in connection with the Moquin is scheduled to permit its cities and towns to attract, consumer. refuse be transported in equip- dividual,” he said. don’t have to cost more professional standing. We are a part of He urged the mayor to make He added, “1 know from per- All were releasied on their investigation of a complaint appear in court in Rockville, ment owned by Botticello or a promise to appear in Common retain or enhance economic growth , We realize there cannot be a this community. We deliver quality nur- this problem his No. 1 concern sonal contacts 1 have received from Grant City, Vernon Cir- July 30. corporation in which he owns Pleas Court 19, Rockville, July sing care to our neighbors, friends, and suggested two steps he over the past two days that cle. She is to appear in court in Kenneth Reed, 29, of Oakland to he better. through bonds under a community wholesale withdrawal of regulatory the majority of the stock. 23. relatives, and ali members of the com- feels should be taken. everyone, whether homeowner Rockville, July 30. St., Manchester, was taken to In his letter to the mayor, Roland J. Poulin, 35, of East development act. controls. We do hope that Congress munity who use Manchester Memorial Ellington’s hearing on the or businessman, realizes that Three out-of-state persons Manchester Memorial Hospital Benoit referred to the incident Hartford was charged Sunday The American Marketing Associa- Hospital. We also request the support of request is scheduled for tonight this dump issue could easily were treated and released at Saturday with injuries suffered and regulatory agencies will be recep- a few years ago concerning the with evading responsibility in all registered nurses because we are at 7:30 in the Town Hall, and turn into a nightmare. We must Rockville General Hospital in an accident on North River tion, through a study conducted by a tive to an overall review with the end striving for higher professionai standards. (Town of Vernon purchasing the drop all pretense now and face connection with the investiga- Sunday after being involved in Rd., Coventry. Police said Ellington refuse area. At that 38«Then 38«Now task force headed by UConn Prof. in mind that replations which are Supportive letters to the hospital ad- the issue for what it is. If we tion of damage to a stone wall an accident on 1-86 in Vernon. Reed’s car struck a utility pole. ministration would be appreciate. time the Town Council. in- on Linwood Dr. Police said the accident oc- The accident is still under in- Donald J. Hempel, is urging a federal detrimental to productivity and don’t we could very quickly find Your increase of hospital costs have ap- structed the mayor to buy the ourselves without a place to Poulin was apprehended by curred in the westbound lane vestigation. m: tax credit to stimulate research and economic health, obsolete, punitive parently been inflated more by the lump for $175,000, Benoit said, She Herald dump our garbage.” State Police of Troop K, when a truck driven by Robert ANDOVER “and for reasons never proper- Colchester, and returned to Valdis Avens, 18, of Bolton development leading to more produc- and/or ineffective can be eliminated. hospital administration’s cost of fighting Pearlman, 27, of Wayland, us rather than our increase in salaries. Vernon. He was released on a Mass., struck the rear of a car Center Rd., Bolton, was taken tivity. Perhaps the stripping away of such Please support us, we want to avert a A Barn in Lebanon, Conn. (Photo by Doug Bevins) $150 non-surety bond for driven by David Walbeft, 23, of to Manchester Memorial All these things are well and good useless and needless replations could strike here. appearance in court in Allentown, Pa. Police said this Hospital Saturday with a Irene Smith Honor Society Inducts 45 Rockville July 23. caused a chain reaction in- broken leg suffered in an acci- but maybe, just maybe, we are get- do much to ease the demand for tax President Dennis M. McCartin, 17, of volving six cars and two trucks. dent on Rt. 6, Andover. ting the cart before the horse in credits for plant expansion, research, Unit 26 CNA service; Rozanne Carta on Juniors: Judy Beebe, 253 School St., Manchester, was The aCbident is still under in- Police said Avens was the VERNON charged Sunday with operating driver of a motorcycle which assuming that such devices and tac- etc., and relieve the local com- leadership. ’These are the four Maryann Bellinghiri, vestigation by State Police of At Induction ceremonies con- criteria used in selecting Jacqueline Bouchard, Cindy without a license. He is to Stafford Springs. struck a car parked on Rt. 6. He tics are the ultimate solution to what munities of the need to use their bon- ANDREW TULLY ducted recently at Rockville members of the society. Coughlin, Kenneth Couture, appear in court in Rockville COVENTRY was charged with operating a ails our economy. ding credit to protect their economic High School, 45 juniors and Martin Fagan, principal of Susan Dahling, Susan Finerty, July 30. Kenneth Moquin, 17, of Lydall motor vehicle without a license seniors were received into the high school, present^ cer- Michael Genovesi, Randall Gif- lUthleen Shields, 24, of 79 St., Manchester, was charged and is to appear in court in We favor any legitimate means to base. 1975 membership of the George tificates and pins to the new ford, Jeffrey Gledhill, Sharon Brooklyn St., Rockville, was Saturday with failure to drive in Rockville, July 22. 1969 stimulate our economy and enable it Ford Sounds Serious Sykes Chapter of the National members. Jackson, Jenifer Johnson, charged Sunday with disorderly Honor Society. conduct and interfering with a We made Vickie Phillips’ portrait when she was six to compete in world markets. Government assistance to private Seniors: Pamela Beatrice, Douglas Knittel, Michael HERALD Allen Meyer, president of the Susan Canavari, Kenneth Kukulka, John Leary, Kenneth police officer in connection months old for a mere 380. Six years later, we made But however helpful tax credits or enterprise will be much more effec- chapter, was the master of Edwards, Mark Famham, Ron- Mathewson, Diane McCabe, with the investigation of a dis- WESTERN BEEF another professional quality portrait of her for exactly Happily, Moynihan himself is evidence turbance at an apartment on BSTOUANOrm. MON. TUUn WIO., BAT. municipal bond support might be to tive if it also makes an honest effort to YESTERDAYS WASHINGTON - If President Ford’s This trashy nonsense, of course, is the ceremonies for the candlelight nie Filkoff, Kathy Fuerst, Heidi Meier, Catherine MANCKBBTIR. CONN. THUM., PM. M ; BUN. M the same price. words mean anything, Americans as a that the President is serious. I expect this straight Communist line as pronounced by ceremony and David Duncan Karen Gonsalves, Eugene Menard, Dawn Ramsdell, Union St., Rockville. individual enterprises, the fact eliminate arbitrary and needless SUNDAY 9-8 country are about to abandon the lunatic Irish intellectual from Harvard got the both Moscow and Peking and echoed bjr related the history of the Gresh, Cynthia Loch, Dawn Ingrid Saur, Kim Schumann, Police said after being OPEN WE ACGtPT FEOESAL FOOD STAMPS remains much of the loss in produc- replation. 25 Years Ago thesis that it is somehow unsporting to dis- UN job because his credentials testify to their various captive regimes in othrt -National Honor Society and the Jaquith, Robin Justice, Cynthia Janet Slavik, Nancy VonHone, charged Ms. Shields allegedly agree with the nations of the so-called his capacity and willingness to talk tough peculiar countries. The Russians and Red Oocal chapter. struck a police officer and the tivity, the decline of economic growth We must learn the difference Park Superintendent Horace F. Hunt, Neil Malkin, Martha Karensue Wendus, Gayle 5x7 Color Portrait, still only 5
Karen M. Moriarty of Vernon IVIanciiesler Community ^^aimt Butter Receive State Posts and Richard W. Liegl of College offers this calendar Stop & Shop Firee! Five members of Manchester Color; Miss Yvonne Smith, Barbara Smith, mother advisor Manchester were married June of events in the interest of the Assembly, Order of Rainbow master of ceremonies of the of Manchester Assembly; Mr. 27 at St. Bernard’s Church in com m unity. All the MCC 28 oz. jar sponsored activities listed (Sun Mory Soda for Girls, were named to state Grand Cross of Color; and Miss and Mrs. Carl Hultgren, Mr. Rockville. Creamy or Chunky The bride is the daughter of Itelow are open to the public 7U posts during the order's recent Cynthia Hultgren, flower girl. and Mrs. E. Steve Pearl, Mr. 28 oz. no-return b tl.-A sst. Flavors 38th Grand Assembly at the Members of Manchester and Mrs. John Seavey, Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Moriarty of and many are free of charge. 250: 253: Hartford Hilton. Assembly also attending the Diane Bernard, Mrs. Michael Vernon. The bridegroom is the In addition to publicizing Umit one jar per customer. Good Mon., July 7-Sat., July 12. Limit one btl. per customer. Good Mon., July 7-Sat., July 12 Miss Holly Jean Ferguson, Grand Assembly were April Pallo, Mrs. Janice Hodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph events and activities in- worthy advisor of Manchester . Hellstrom, Laura Steeves, Robert W. Ferguson, Harold K. Liegl of Manchester. dividually the college hopes By Abigail Van Buren Assembly, was appointed grand Vicki Pearson, Cathy Pearson, Livingston, Donald McKenzie, The Rev. John J. White of- that the Calendar will serve as C 1t7SbyChlc«ooTrtbun**N.Y.N«wt8ynd..hM. immortality; and Miss Shirley Karen Steeves, Amy Chase, Mrs. Grace Didan and Mr. and ficiated. a reminder of all that is Cynthia Twible, Alice Nead, Mrs. Bruce Reinohl. Miss Mary Dower of Vernon available at Manchester Com- Seavey, junior past worthy ad- WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE ft WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE visor , was appointed grand Lynn Ricker, Lori Secrist, Miss Kathy Young of was maid of honor. munity College. ujem representative to the state of Tonya 1 Pearl, Leslie Norris, Westlake, La., a past grand Bridesmaids were Kathy The MCC staff looks DEAR ABBY; I am a 50-year-old reader who wants to Nancy, Carmenke, Cheryl representative to the state of Moriarty and Miss Mary Ellen forward to seeing you on thank you for the best present I have ever received. Indiana. Others receiving ap- Ferguson, Sara Waddell and Connecticut from Louisiana, Moriarty, both of Vernon, campus and at the various Save 25 Because of an item in your column, I sent for The Living Dr ii^ Flree! was a house guest of MissnBer- sisters of the bride; and Miss events. Call 616-2137 for Will. Now I have peace of mind, knowing that if I should pointments are Miss Sharon Laurie Roser. Smith, a past worthy advisor, Advisors and parents atten- nard and attended the annual Donna Liegl of Vernon. Flower further information on any Fun Size Candy Bars I become terminally ill, those who love me will not have to of the activities...... watch me die by inches. (I went through 22 months of that. state dean of the Grand Cross of ding the assembly were Mrs. assembly. girl was Miss Miphelle Liegl of Milky Way, Snickers or Stop&Shop Vernon. Tuesday, July 8 sst Orange Juiee My mother d i^ of cancer.) 3 M usketeers-16 oz. bag 46 oz. can Abby, you would be doing your readers a tremendous Pinochle Joseph Liegl of Vernon was Movie — "Little Big Man,” 8 F ro z e n -6 OZ. c a n - 100% orange juice from Florida service by explaining The Living Will and telling them how his brother’s best man. Ushers p.m.. Main Campus, Limit one bag per customer. 252; were Walter Soder of Hartford, to obtain one. Scores Auditorium; Free. Good Mon., July 7-Sat., July 12. 435 can per customer. Good Mon., July 7-Sat., July 12. Limit one can per customer. Good Mon., July 7-Sat., July 12. 254 S.S. IN BOSTON James Lessard of Vernon, and Wednesday, July 9 Top scorers in the Richard DeFemia of Tolland. f . . Open Registration, 2 p.m. to 7 DEAR S.S. The Living Will is simply a document that Manchester Senior Citizens Timothy Moriarty of Vernon, p.m.; Administration Building. M t reads as follows: TH E BABY Pinochle Group game Thursday the b rid e ’s b ro th er, was Seminar — ‘Affirmative Ac- To my family, my physician, my lawyer, my clergyman. at the Army and Navy Club are: ringbearer. tion or Coalition of Labor Union ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES To any medical facility in whose care I happen to be. IS NAM ED Lyla Steele, 594, Sam Schors, A reception was held at the Women,” 7:30 p.m. To any individual who may become responsible for my 587, Lee Steinmeyer, 579, Peter Italian-A m erican Club in Women’s Center, Main Cam- health, wdfare or affairs: Frey, 578, Betty Daniel, 555., Tolland after which the couple pus; Free. iU d s at Stop& StM fi llodgdon, Amber Kristen, daughter of John F. Ill and Deir- Death is as much a reality as birth, growth, maturity and and Alfreda Hallin, 553. left on a trip to Cape Cod, Mass. Thursday, July 10 old age—it is the one certainty of life. If the time comes dre Morgan Hodgdon of 119 Cedar St. She was born June 19 at The group sponsors a game The couple will reside in Seminar — “Witches of when I,___ , can no longer take part in decisions for my own Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are each Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at Willow Grove, Pa. future, let this statement stand as an expression of my Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morgan of 73 Oak St. Her paternal grand- the Army and Navy Club. Play Salem,” 11:30 a.m.. Women’s wishes while I am still of sound mind. parents are Mrs. Lillian Lanzano of 147 Autumn St. and John F. is open to all senior citizens. Center, Main Campus; Free Saive on tiiese great foods Musical Mall — 7:00-8:00 If the situation should arise in which there is no Hodgdon Jr. of Seal Cove, Maine. Her stepgrandfather is HEPBURN RETURNS reasonable expectation of my recovery from physical or p.m. and 11-Midnight. Nicholas Lanzano of 147 Autumn St. Her grfeat-grandmother is REYNOLDS STUNTS NEW YORK (UPD -- Shop mental disability, I request that 1 be allowed to die and not Mrs. Verna Hodgdon of Seal Cove, Maine. Her stepgrandparents “The Slight Ache” and “The SUPERMARKETS * 7 HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Burt be kept alive by artificial means or “heroic measures." I do Katharine Hepburn will return Lover” — 8:30 p.m., Main Cam- are Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson of Machias, Maine. She has a Reynolds, who usually does his to Broadway after a five-year not fear dea^ itself as much as the indignities of brother, John Francis IV, 4. LeBlanc Photo pus, Auditorium; $2.50. fo r Idds a ll aiies! "" own stuntwork in movies, will deterioration, dependence and hopeless pain. I therefore ask absence to star in Enid Bag- Friday, July 11 I star in “The Stuntman” at nold’s latest play, “A Matter of that medication be mercifully administered to me to Warren, Michelle Lynn, daughter of Donald and Irene Condio Mrs. Richard W. Liegl Nature Walk — 11 a.m., Stu- Warner Bros. Gravity,” in the 1975-76 season. It’s a big week, A fun week, A week filled with kid-pleasing foods alleviate suffering even though this may hasten the moment Warren of 193 N. Elm St. She was born June 20 at Manchester dent Center. Stop & Shop Great Beef of death. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 at all Stop & Shop stores. Ice cream and candy, soda and pizza, This request is made after careful consideration. I hope ! i Peter Condio of 186 Oak St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. p.m., Novice, Open to players hot dogs and fried chicken-all special values so you can treat you who care for me will feel morally bound to follow its Helen Noyes of Portland, Maine. She has two brothers, with 0-20 master points. Student mandate. I recognize that this appears to place a heavy Christopher, 3, and David, 2. Center; $1.50. the kids while you get your Stop & Shopsworth. responsibility upon you, but it is with the intention of summer fabric Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 relieving you of such responsibility and of placing it upon p.m., Manchester Bridge Club, myself in accordance with my strong convictions that this Merrill, Janine Marie, daughter of Vernon and Marie statement is made. narrower Merrill of Enfield. She was born June 16 at Rockville Student Center, Open to all Kraft Stop&Shop General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. players; $1.75. Steak Large ^ Signed. John narrower of 24 Heidi Dr., Vernon. Her paternal grand- “’The Slight Ache” and “’The M Potato parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Merrill of Enfield. She has a Lover” — 8:30 p.m., Main Cam- End 5 ^rape Jelly Toaster brother, Christopher. pus, Auditorium; $3. Date Saturday, July 12 4th-7th Ribs Sticksyg^y Bone In 32 cz. Tarts Witness (>aulin, Jeremy jun, son of Dennis A. and Darlene M. Sier- arance Bus Trip — Misquamicut, can putowski Gaulin of Stafford. He was born June 19 at Rockville 8:00 a.m.. Bus Fare, $3; MCC Naturally aged 1^1 Jar 11 cz. p a c k a g e ^ ^ v M ^ ^ Witness General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ASSORTED PRINTS Summer I.D. card and Senior for tenderness. Gene P. Gaulin of Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. His paternal grand- Sweet savings. A ss o rt e d F l a vo rs Nibbling geedness. Copies of this request have been given to. You'll love the cool summer colors, the delightful Citizens, $2. parents are Mrs. Rose Sierputowski and Andrew Sierputowski, Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.. both of Stafford Springs. print combinations. There is an excellent choice of Student Center; $1.75. Skirt Steak-Beef Chuck * lb. Stop & Shop Petites,-Twills, Flocks, Printed and Solid color Lenos, “’The Slight Ache” and ‘"rhe Spaghetti & Chef Boy-ar-dee Latino, Dayna Marie, daughter of Frank J. and Regina M. plus many, many more. Machine wash, tumble dry. Lover” — 8:30 p.m.. Main Cam- Latino of 1Q9 Burbank Rd., Vernon. She was born June 20 at pus, Auditorium; $3. Chuck ^ lb. Caramel Beefaroni Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Sunday, July 13 Short Ribs of Beef Thus far, over half a million Living Wills have been Polyester/rayon/cotton blends. Meatballs J distributed. (Yes, I have signed one.) Edna Clark of Freeport, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Red Sox vs. Rangers Baseball Chef Boy- 40 o z Q A P and Mrs. Frank Latino of North Valley Stream, N.Y. She has a Game — Depart MCC, 10:45 Contrary to what many believe, “Euthanasia" does NOT 44"/45" wide Beef Rib Eye Steak Boneless $2®? Corn^Qf can mean “mercy killing"; it means “the good death." I am brother, Frank Joseph, 4. a.m. $6; MCC Summer I.D. 6 cz. bag ar-dee igS^I absolutely opposed to killing for any reason. However, FROM $1.49 YD. TO $1.98 YD. ' YD, card and Senior Citizens, $5. 15 cz. can should it be determined that there is positively no hope for Kriipa, David, son of Henry J. and Gloria Lee Krupa of Mile “The Slight Ache” and ‘"The Plain or with Peanuts ^ Dinner in minutes. . Kid’s favorite. my recovery, I believe that it is my right to be allowed to die Hill Rd., Tolland. He was born June 2l.at Rockville General Lover’* — 8:30 p.m., Main Cam- Plan a meal around b delicious ham. with dignity. Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Betty Gliemo of 39 pus, Auditorium; $2.50. It is not “against" anyone's religion. Pope Pius XII said E. Franklin Park, Rockville. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. EXCITING NEW Monday, July 14 in 1957: “The removal of pain and consciousness by means Victoria Krupa of 27 River St., Rockville. He has a brother, Paul; Brown Bag Raps — 11:30., NORTHWEST of drugs is permitted by religion and morality for both and three sisters, Christine, Suzanne and Katherine. SUMMER FABRICS Bing Women’s Center; Main Cam- in>Canned u doctor and patient, even if the use of drugs shortens life.” pus. A California reader offered to donate $1,000 to my Madrak, Jason Mieliael, son of Warren B. and Nancy J. Risley Wide assortment of florals and novelty designs in all Stop&Shop favorite charity for acquainting him'with The Living Will. 3 9 9 Madrak of 56 Wetherell St. He was born June 19 at Hartford Cherries F aces light up when you bring in this And one Texan wrote: “ I want to fill out a Living Will Hospital. His nlaternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. the summer colors. Also, assorted prints and plaids TOWN OF MANCHESTER 3 lb. Gre at because when Gabriel blows his horn, no S.O.B. is going to Risley of 18 Woodland St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and plus Waffle Pique. 100% Cotton, polyester/cotton/ lean tender ham to the table. can keep me from going.” eating. Mrs. Bruno S. Madrak of Windsor Locks. His great-grandparents rayon/silk blends and 100% Texturized Polyester. LEGAL 'Die Living Will can be obtained by writing to The are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strosko of Hartford and Mrs. Ruth Kraft Strawberry Preserves ’“a” 79® '^Ib. Euthanasia Educational Council, 250 West 57th Street, Malon of Manchester. His great-grandmother is Mrs. Catherine 44"/45" wide. NOTICE New York, N.Y. 10019. It is a non-profit organization, so Stop & Shop Marshmallow Creme 35® Malon of Waterbury. The Zoning Board of Appeals Kid pleasing, L with your request, please enclose a few dollars (tax will hold public hearings on Inst. Orange Breakfast Drink "'t’J’oVIS?’ 89® d^uctible) to cover the cost of the documents and mailing. Sweet, Juicy, Delicious ... Harmsen, Natasha Susan, daughter of Elveme N. Jr. and Lin- Machine Wash - Tumble Dry Monday, July 21, 1975, starting Stop & Shop Corn Chips '17 49® da S. Harmsen of 12 Emerald Dr., Vernon. She was born June 14 at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Stop&SlH^ 16 oz Room of the Municipal Building Stop & Shop Grapefruit Sections cans I Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is REGULAR $1.59 YD. to $3.98 YD. reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Mrs. Fracia Hopson of Rockville. Her paternal grandmother is YD. to hear and consider the Assorted Cookies-Stop & Shop M ^ e r m e l o f i Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Mrs. Erna Harmsen of Manchester. She has a brother, Elverne following petitions: STATE Immd foods! Chef B oyar*dee Beefaroni Full of For Abby's new booklet, “What Teen agers Want to N. Ill, 3; and two sisters, Darinda, 11, and Tamara, 10. HEARING ALSO. From our deli, from our kitchen, great foods 40 oz. sweet Know," send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Item 5 — No. 455 — Kenneth Chef Boy *ar*dee Mini Raviolis can for cook-outs and quick meals, priced to juicy flavor. Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, Lessard, Andrew Michel, son of Robert D. and Sally Dowding Jr. — Request Special self-addressed, stamped (20t) envelope. DRESS FABRICS save you money all week! Values from our own bakery. Jergensen Lessard of 15 Converse Rd., Bolton. He was born April Exception and variance for 10 at Hartford Hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Embossed Floral Lace, Ripple Prints and a wide General Repairer’s License Romaine Lettuce 25*= (conduct business of heavy Mrs. Raymond Lessard of Lawrence, Mass. He has a sister, selection of combed cotton Floral Prints. Machine Fresh Pizza 9 oz. package 59® Kathleen Marie, Vk. equipment repair) — Bays Big Daisy Bread All-week freezer specials! wash, 100% cotton and polyester/rayon blends. and fl Rear 11 Tolland Turn- 22 o z .^ ^ ^ pike — Industrial Zone. Bologna Gre at eating! ® 4 9 ® ____ Stop & Shop Siniscalchi, Jason Michael, son of Michael J. and Claudia Many more to choose from. Information pertaining to Slic e d-w hite loaves Beaudry Siniscalchi of 2265 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. He was above may be obtained in the' T p o u n d l o a f Erench Fries born June 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal 44''/45" wide. c Planning Office. Hot DOQSj Mild Franks or Beef Franks- 1 lb. pkg. 99® Stop & Shop Daisy Bread 3sliced white 29® grandfather is Wilfred J. Beaudry of 356 Rye St., South Windsor. All persons interested may Stop & '6 0Z Q C C ffirdsEye His paternal grandfather is Joseph Siniscalchi of 1430 Ellington REGULAR $1.98 YD. to $3.98 YD. 100% Whole Wheat Bread Shop 2 loaves attend these hearings. Slop & Shop 16 oz Q C c Reg. or Crinkle Cut pkgs.^^ Rd., South Windsor. His great-grandparents are Mr. and ^ s . Zoning Board 3-lb. B ^ f Burgers *2®® Sandwich Bread Home Kitchen 2 ksaves 9\J John Czelusniak of Willimantic and Michael Siniscalchi of Hart- .6 0Z g g c of Appeals Stop & Shop Apple Pie X 89® pkg. ford. sandwich goodness! 20 oz. O A c Stop & Shop Sausage Pizza DOUBLE KNIT FANCIES Bernard R. Johnson, 10 OZ. $ 4 Chairman riO ll"n iC O frozen pkg Birds Eye Cauliflower 3 pkgs. I Collins, Damon Joseph, son of Hugh A. Sr. and Janet Colombo 100% T E X T U R E D ENCRON® P OLYE STE R 6 OZ. Paul J. Rossetto, English Muffins Spar kool Drinks As5o«dfi.«,. cans 35® Collins of 42 Glenwood St. He was born June 15 at Manchester Lovely textured double knits in all the newest colors. Choose from a variety of Secretary " * ''‘o p & S h o p ^ 11 oz. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dated this 7th day of July, 2 lb. pkg. Fried Chicken ™ *2*® Regular pkg. calicos, diamonds, florals and others. Ideal for sports or dress wear. Dominick Colombo of Spencer St. He has a brother, Wesley, IVi; 1976. Split ^ Of 6 A and a sister, Stacy, 7. 09 Broccrii Spears in>oz. $4 Machine Wash - Tumble Dry - 60"/62" Wide Get* A*Long Doggie Franks p4 ®1 Stops. Shop Daisy Donuts or Assorted 2 pkgs. of 12 1 B irds ^ Bergmann, Christine Marie, daughter of James G. and I N V I T A T I O N T O B ID Stop&Shop C Q c Gold or Marble Pound Cake t3oz. bag 0 9 Cool Savings. pi
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN^ MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES West Hartford Wins Tourney, sco r e: . AMERICAN LEAGUE California 0101000(10-2 New York Philadelphia OakUnd OOOOqiOOO-O Luzinski Making All-Star ab r h bi ab r h bi (1st Game) BOARD: E-Remy, Washington 2, Tenace. D)>- Phillips ss 9 12 2 Cash 2b 9 110 Boston Cleveland Califomia2, Oakland 1. LOB-Califomia6, Millan 2b 4 110 Bowa ss 4 2 2 0 ab r h bl ab r h bi Oakland 12. Torre 3b 4 10 0 Brown rf 4 12 0 American League Standings Carbo I'f 3 0 0 1 Kuiper 2b 4 011 2B-Harper, Jackson, Bando. SB-Chalk2, SUub rf 4 12 3 Luzinski If 3 12 4 East Doyle 2b 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 010 Tenace, Collins 2, Washington, Harper. S- Kranepol Ib 4 0 10 Hutton lb 0 0 0 0 w. I. pet. g.b. Legion Bows in Consolation Ystrzmsk l6 5 0 0 0 Manning If 412 0 Miley. Kingman If 3 110 Allen lb 4 111 Voters Look Mighty Silly Boston 43 37 s a — Rice If 4 0 0 0 Hendricl: cf 4 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Unser cf 3 0 2 0 Anderson rf 0 0 0 0 New YorIt 43 X J36 1 Unionville (7) Cooper dh 412 0 Carty dh 3 112 Lange W 3-1 918 40063 Stearns c 4 110 Schmidt 3b 3 10 0 In the fifth, after the Mets had 13, 2 Milwaukee 43 X 831 1 three frames after an early pair of runs while Bob Claflin striking out three and yielding Fisk c 3 2 2 0 Gamble ph 10 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - Keds Padres Combining the two-hit ABRHE Hassler 0 0 0 0. I 0 Matlack p 2 0 0 0 Boone c 4 12 1 tied the score on a three-run Baltimore X 41 .481 4W ' enjoyed a two-for-four perfor- one hit in a four-inning stint. Boudreau, ss 4 0 1 2 Burleson ss 412 0 Spikes rf 3 0 0 0 Kirkwood 328 2 0 0 1 1 Greg Luzinski is making the Pete Rose, Ken Griffey and Cleveland 37 43 .4X 8 hurling of Bill Aksamit and local bulge. Baldwin p 0 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 0 0 homer by Rusty Staub, Luzinski mance including three RBIs. AnUgiovInnl, lb,rf 4 0 0 0 Miller cf 3111 Lowenstn ph 1 0 0 0 Blue L 128 9 9 2 2 1 8 Garrett ph 1 0 0 0 Twitchell p 10 0 0 Joe Morgan scored nine runs Detroit X X .4X M Manchester jumped to a 5-1 Reliever Vitale walked four but Premr, cf 3 0 10 Heise 3b 3 013 Ellis c 3 0 0 0 All-Star voters look mighty West Kevin Vitale with timely hit- The big plus for the Westies Hassler pitched to 1 batter in 6th. Martin ph 10 0 0 came through with a double to and collected eight hits between lead after three innings with pitched himself out of trouble Kaye, p 0 10 0 Lee p 0 0 0 0 Powell ph 10 0 0 Save-Kirkwood (9). silly. w. 1. pet. g.b. ting, the West Hartford was in the pitching department. Johnson, If 3 1 0 0 Garber p 2 0 11 score two more runs. them to spark the Reds to vic- scrappy Dan Socha and John as the Vermont nine left six Drago p 0 0 0 0 Sudakis lb 3 0 2 0 T-2:39. A882I. ToUIs 34 6 10 9 ToUIs 34 8 II 7 The husky outfielder of the Oakland 90 31 jS17 — Legion won the Matt Hachett, Sb 4 0 1 0 “With the three guys in front tory over the Padres. Rose and Kansas City C X 966 9 Koepsel doing the damage. Starter Bill Aksamit and Kevin men on base. Shriver, 2b 2 2 0 0 Duffy ss 3110 New York 0000810(B-6 Philadelphia Phillies is current- Moriarty Invitational Tour-. Bibby p 0 0 0 0 (1st Game) of me getting on base all the Morgan led the 16-hit attack Texas 40 43 .4X U Socha scored two runs and Vitale allowed just two hits — Manchester is at Enfield Smith, c 2 10 0 Philadelphia 012 020 08x— 8 ly the brightest star in the Gale, lb 0 0 0 0 Buskey p 0 0 0 0 Texas MinnesoU time, there’s no place to put with three hits apiece as Cincin- Chicago X 41 .481 U nament at Moriarty Field rapped two hits in three at-bats both singles — and the West tonight in a Zone Eight game E-Phillips, Boone, Kingman. DP-New Bums, rf 2 110 ToUb 33 5 8 S ToUIs 34 3 8 3 ab r h bi ab r h bi York 2, Philadelphia 2. LOB-New York 6, National L^gue hut is'^Only a m e,” Luzinski said modestly. nati posted its 34th triumph in California X X .468 13 Saturday, 9-0, over Rutland, while Koepsel got on base four Hartford club broke it open in with either Koepsel or Bruce Blttel, cf,p 3 1 2 0 Boston OtOOOlOOO-S Tovar dh 4 010 Terrell ss 4 0 2 0 Philadelphia 9. burning ember in the eyes of Minnesota 37 X .467 13 “And the way Dick’s been its last 43 games. Saturday's Results Vt. Manchester dropped the times and came home twice. the fifth and sixth frames with Ballard getting the starting aeveUnd 000 210000-3 ' Randle d 4121 Carew 2b 4 121 2B-Brown 2, Luzinski, Kingman. HR- the fans. In the latest balloting ToUIs 27 7 8 2 E-Fisk, Doyle 2, Manning. DP-Boston2, Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Ford cf 3 0 0 0 swinging the bat, I guess they Astros 6, Braves 2 Minnesota 9 Texas 4 \ consolation game, 7-6, to In the championship game, seven runs. Four Rutland assignment. Neither saw Mincheeter (6) Allen (41, SUub (7), Phillips (II. S- for the NL All-Star squad, Cleveland 1. U)B-Boston 7, Cleveland 4. Cardenas 3b 0 0 0 0 Briggs lb 3 0 0 0 Matlack. don’t want to test him.” Pitcher J.R. Richard allowed Detroit 3 Milwaukee 2 . hard-hitting Bob Quinn socked errors contributed to the cause. mound duty in the tourney. Cleveland 12 Boston 2 < Unionville when the visitors Mealy, 2b 4 1 1 0 2B-Duffy, Fisk. HR-Carty (5). SB-Bell, Burrogfas rf 4 11 0 Oliva dh 3 111 ip h r er bb so Luzinski didn’t even rank “They can’t walk guys in this Askamit picked up the win. Koepsel, If 0 2 0 0 only four hits in 6 2-3 innings Baltimore 9 New York 2 2 scored sik runs in the final two base hits and knocked in a Burleson, Duffy, Miller. SF-Carbo, Heise. Hargrove If 3 0 0 0 Soderhlm 3b 4 0 0 0 Matlack L 108 728 11 8 6 3 6 among the top 12 among the lineup to get to somebody else,” Socha, ss 3 2 2 1 ip h r er bb so Spencer lb 4 010 Braun if 4 0 0 0 and drove in a pair of runs with California 2 Oakland 0 > Groves, ss 0 0 0 1 Baldwin 18 0 0 0 0 0 outfielders, even though he is Phils’ catcher Bob Boone Lee W 108 71-3 8 3 2 0 2 Harrah ss 3 112 Borgmann c 3 0 I 0 Twitchell W 98 9 9 3 3 4 4 his first homer of the season Kansas City 6 Chicago 4, night Miles, 3b 3 0 0 0 currently the major league Sunday's R ^ t s , Ballard, lb 3 0 0 0 Drago m 0 0 0 0 1 Cubbage 2b 3 110 Bostock rf 3 0 0 0 Garber 4 9 3 3 0 2 added. “ I enjoy watching them and a single to lead the Astros Eagleson,-p 2 0 0 0 Bibby L 34 6 7 9 4 3 4 Sundberg c 4 0 0 0 Blyleven p 0 0 0 0 Save-Garber (9). leader in home runs and runs squirm.” over the Braves. Greg Gross California 2 Oaklaixl 0 White, p 1 0 0 0 Buskey 3 1 0 0 1 1 Wright p 0 0 0 0 WP-Matlack. batted in. Chicago 9 Kansas City 3 Jones, c 3000 In other National League con- and Enos Cabell also drove in Texas 4 Minnesota 2, 1st Save-Drago (7). Thomas p 0 0 0 0 T-2:31. A-27,037. Luzinski, who hit his 22nd Kinney, cf 3 0 0 1 T-2:15. Umbarger p 0 0 0 0 tests, Los Angeles beat San two runs each for Houston. Texas 7 Minnesota 0, 2nd Gliha, rf 2 1 0 0 homer of the year on Saturday, Boston 9 Cleveland 3, 1st • (2nd game) ToUIs 32 4 7 3 ToUU 31 2 6 2 (1st Game) Francisco 5-1, Cincinnati Expos 4, Cardinals 3 Yanks Survive Weekend^ Texas 021 000100-4 increased his runs batted in crushed San Diego 13-2, Cleveland 11 Boston 10, 2nd ‘ ToUls 24 6 3 3 Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh CJiicago Mike Jorgensen’s two-run MinnesoU 011000 0(10-2 total to 72 Sunday when he Detroit 7 Milwaukee 9, 1st Unionville 010 222 x 7 abrbbi abrbbi ab r h bi ab r h bi Houston defeated Atlanta 6-2, homer and a run-scoring single Detroit 11 Milwaukee 2, 2nd ‘ Manchester 203 000 1 6 Carbo dh 310 0 Lowenstn dh .S 110 E-Terrell. DP-Texas 1, MinnesoU 1. Stennett 2b 9 3 12 Kessinger ss 4 3 3 1 drove in four to lead the Phillies LOB-Texas 9, MinnesoU 6. Montreal edged St. Louis 4-3 by Pete Mackanin in the eighth New York 6 Baltimore 1, 1st . RBI: Boudreau, Presser, Hachett, Fisk ph 1010 Kuiper 2b 9131 Hebner 3b 6 4 3 0 Cardenal if 6 2 3 2 to an 8-6 triumph over the New Baltimore at New York, 2nd, ppd.,< Bums, Bittel, Socha 2, Groves, Miles; Miller d 412 3 Manning U 912 0 2B-Randle, Cubbage. 3B-Borgmann. HR Oliver cf 6 3 4 3 Monday cf 9 13 2 and Pittsburgh bombarded inning enabled the Expos to 2BH: Mealy, Socha, Bums; BB: Bittel2, Harrah (8), Oliva (7), Carew (10). York Mets. GREG LUZINSKI Chicago 18-12 in the first game rain ’ PetroceUiphOOOl PoweUlb 9222 SUrgell lb 4 3 4 3 Morales rf 6 13 3 defeat the Cardinals. Monday's Games Kaye 3, Eagleson 6, White; SO: Bittel 3, Lynn cf 0 0 0 0 Hendrick d 3 4 3 2 ip h r er bb so Parker rf 6 12 3 Thornton lb 4 111 The fact that his deeds have of a doubleheader. The second Jorgensen’s homer tied the lUye 3, Eagleson 1; Hits off: Bittel 3 for Wrigbt W 18 718 6 2 2 2 3 (All Times EDT) Trail By But One Game 5 runs in 3 Imiings; Kaye 0 for 1 runs in Cooper lb 9 0 0 0 Gamble If 412 3 Zisk If 912 2 Knowles p 0 0 0 0 not been recognized by the his performance at the bat has game was rained out. Minnesota (Hughes 78) at Boston Thomas 0 0 0 0 1 0 score in the eighth and 4; Eagleson 7 for S runs in 41/3, White 1 Rice If 9 0 2 1 Spikes rf 0 0 0 0 Sanguillen c 9 1 2 0 Dunn ph 10 0 0 general public may disturb been extraordinary thus far, es- Dodgers 5, Giants 1 (Wise 98), 7:30 p.m. for 2 runs in 22/3; W: Kaye; L: White Evans rf 9010 Bell3b 3100 Umbarger 128 0 0 0 0 2 Mendoza ss 3 11 0 Hosley c 9 110 Mackanin delivered his game- Blyleven L 84 9 7 4 3 4 8 Luzinski somewhat, but he tries peciaily for a man who missed Doug Rau pitched no-hit ball winning hit after singles by Texas (Hands 98) at New York NEW YORK (U P I)-O n e as the Yankees survived the The Cleveland Indians California runs with singles and Montgmry c 9 11 0 Sudakis c 3 011 Krkptrck ph 0 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 3 111 (Medich 6-10), 8 p.m. Weal Hartford (9) Burleson ss 4 311 Ellis c 0 0 0 0 Tbomas pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Taveras ss 2 0 0 0 Sperring 3b 4 110 not to show it. most of last season with a knee for seven innings, then settled Barry Foote and Gary Carter. International Little League Champions of the favorite stories told weekend only one game behind defeated the Red Sox 11-10 after Dick Lange, Andy Hassler and Save-Umbarger (1). Chicago (Kaat 138) at Detroit ABRHE Griffin 2b 4111 Crosby ss 3 0 0 1 Demery p 1 0 0 0 Bonham p 10 0 0 “I’m glad the All-Star voting injury. for a three-hitter in hurling the Pirates 18, Cubs 12 (Walker 28), 8 p.m. about former New York the Boston Red Sox in the a 5-3 loss, the Detroit Tigers Don Kirkwood combined in a Sinatro, cf 13 0 0 Heise 3b 4 2 3 2 Carty ph 0 0 0 1 T8:37. Robertsn ph 1112 Frailing p 1110 is over,” said Luzinski Sunday Tancredi, cf 0 0 0 0 His ability to hit in the clutch Dodgers to victory over the Willie Stargell and Al Oliver Milwaukee (Slaton 88) at Kansas City Championship honors in the Florence, Laurent Jean, Steve American League’s Eastern scored 7-5 and 11-2 victories six-hitter to give the Angels Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 Duffy ss 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 1 Solomon p 0 0 0 0 (Fitzmorris 98), 8:X p.m. Yankee pitching great Lefty Quinn, ss 3 1 2 0 (2nd Game) after singling home two runs in has been especially outstan- Giants. Chris Speier spoiled each collected four hits to spark International Little League were Brown, Shawn Spears. Top row. Division race and still 3 1-2 over the Milwaukee Brewers, their triumph over the A’s. Vida Broadhurst, 2b 3 1 0 0' Willoghby p 0 0 0 0 Brown p 0 0 0 0 Texas MinnesoU Giusti p 0 0 0 0 Zamora p 10 0 0 Cleveland (Eckersley 9-1) at Oakland Gomez concerns the time Claflin, lb Segui p 0 0 0 0 Beene p 0 0 0 0 Hernandez p 2 0 0 0 Summers ph 1 0 1 2 the third and doubling home ding. Sunday, for example, Rau’s no-hit bid with a single to a 20-hit attack that paced the won by the Lawyers. Squad Coach Tony Page, John. Lenti, games ahead of the fourth- the California Angels topped Blue pitched a five-hitter and 4 1 2 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi (Perry 2-7), 11 p.m. when he was managing Flaherty, 3b 3 1 0 0 Moret p 0 0 0 0 Buskey p 0 0 0 0 Tovar dh 9131 Bostock rf 9 0 10 Mitterwid lb 1 0 0 0 two more in the fifth. “Now Allen homered in the secoml in- lead off the eighth inning and Pirates’ triumph over the Cubs. members, front row, left to right. Coach Bill Spears. Tonight the the Oakland A's 2-0, the Chicago struck out eight but suffered his Calabrese, 3b 10 0 0 Drago p 0 0 0 0 LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 Randle cf 913 1 Carew 2b 4 010 ToUIs 46 18 20 16 ToUIs 43 12 18 12 people will stop asking me Binghamton in the Eastern McGahle, rf 3 0 2 0 PitUburgh 211229 230-18 ning and when the Phillies put two hits and a sacrifice fly by Stargell, Dave Parker, Rennie National League Standings Lawyers face the National League White Sox downed the Kansas sixth loss compared to 12 wins. ToUIs 4110 12 9 Totals 38 11 14 11 Smalley ss 1 0 0 0 Ford cf 3 0 0 0 about it.” East Vernal Arnum, Dean Gressman, League. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cherlin, rf 10 0 0 Boston 060 001220-10 Chicago 201 411 300-12 runners on second and third in Bobby Murcer in the ninth Stennett and Bob Robertson champion Miles Auto at 6 at Leber City Royals 9-3, and the Texas Gosselin, if 2 0 0 0 Howell 3b 2 0 0 0 Briggs lb 4 010 Surrounded by stars like Dick w. I. p e t g.b. John Boehm, Don Sum islaski, It seems that the team was Qeveland 022 0U20x-U Grieve ph 1 0 0 0 Oliva dh 4 010 E-Demery. LOB-Pittsburgh 11, Chicago the third inning, the Mets ruined his shutout attempt. each homered for Pittsburgh Rangers swept the Minnesota White Sox 9, Koyals 3 Bush, if 10 0 0 U. Allen, Larry Bowa, Dave Cash Pittsburgh X 31 X3 - Gary Hurley. Second row, Joe Field in the town play double going so bad that one night Lef- Grisslvich, c 2 10 0 E-Kulper 2, Bell. DP-Boston 1, Burroghs rf 3 0 11 Soderhlm 3b 3 0 1 0 elected to pitch to Luzinski in- Steve Yeager drove in three while Jerry Morales and Rick PhiUdelphia 47 X 9X M place Orioles. Not too bad for a Twins 4-2 and 7-0, in other Bucky Dent’s two-run double aevelaiKl 1. LOB-Boston8, Cleveland 8. 2B-Hebner, Oliver, Cardenal, SUrgell Panaro, Scott Bourget, Dean Page, elimination playoffs. ty tossed a victory party when a Aksamit, p 10 0 0 Hargrove If 9110 Braun If 4 0 2 0 and Mike Schmidt, Luzinski has stead of Allen. Luzinski runs for Los Angeles with a pair Monday connected for Chicago, New York X X 913 8 team which had lost seven American League games. sparked a four-run second in- Vitaie, p 2 110 2B-Montgomery, Lowenstein, Miller. 3B Spencer lb 1 0 0 0 Thompsn ss 4 0 0 0 Thornton, Sperring. HR-Morales (7), game was rained out. Stennett (9), Monday (7), Robertson (3), perhaps not gotten as much responded with a two-run single of singles and Bill Buckner had which had 18 hits in a losing ef- St. Louis X X .49 U Andy Gibson. Third row, Jim straight games just when it ning and Claude Osteen pitched Miller. HR-Hen^ck (16), Gamble (4), Fregosi lb 3112 Roof c 2 0 0 0 Chicago X X .4» UW Manager Bill Virdon was Totals 27 9 7 0 Burleson (3), PoweU (U). S-Bell. SUrgell (14), Parker (19). SF-Thornton, publicity as he deserves. But to boost the Phillies lead to 3-0. a home run. fort. appeared ready to make its a six-hitter for the White Sox, Harrah 3b 4 121 Terrell ph 10 0 0 Montreal X X .447 U pretty much in the same posi- Tigers 7-11, Brewers 5-2 Rutland (0) ip h r er bb so Cubbage 2b 3 2 2 0 Borginann c 1 0 0 0 Triilo, Stennett. long-awaited move for a divi- who are still 11 games behind ABRHE ip h r er bb so West aevelandL48 428 7 6 6 1 1 Sundberg c 3 0 0 0 Wiley p 0 0 0 0 w. I. pet. g.b. tion Sunday when the Yankees sion title. Mickey Lolich went 8 1-3 in- Higgins, c Willoughby 118 4 3 3 0 0 Demery 4 8 7 7 2 2 Sue McAllister the A’s despite their recent Muscutello, If Perry p 0 0 0 0 Burgmeier p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 94 X 961 - ' defeated the Baltimore Orioles nings to raise his record to 10-5 Segui 118 3 2 2 3 0 Albury p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve 128 4 2 2 0 0 spurt. Marty Pattin was the Czachor, lb Giusti 18 2 3 3 2 0 Los Angeles 47 X 963 8 6-1 in the first game of a as the Tigers took their opener ^ortsleeve, p Moret 18 0 0 0 1 1 ToUIs 36 7 13 6 ToUU 39 0 7 0 Red Sox Split Twinbill In First Win Pat Dobson pitched a seven- loser for the Royals. Hernandez W 9-2 3 4 0 0 1 1 San Francisco X X .478 14W scheduled doubleheader and with the help of three hits by Motrini, 3b Drago 18 0 0 0 1 0 Texas 220 001 200-7 San Diego X X .4S8 X The hitter for his ninth victory and Rangers 4-7, Twins 2-0 Cotsones, 3b Brown 128 4 9 2 1 0 Bonham 3 28 8 6 6 2 1 TV MinnesoU 000000 000-0 WHEELING, W.Va. (U P D - then had the second game Willie Horton. Homers by Frailing L 28 128 9 6 6 2 2 AND AtlanU X X .4M 17 Clyde Wright pitched a six- Coombs, rf Beene W 18 428 9 3 3 0 4 E-Ford, Thompson, Cubbage, Sundberg. The folks back home in Beau- Roy White’s two-run double Minard, rf Solomon 0 0 1 1 3 0 Houston X 97 337 2BW rained out. At least, Virdon and Aurelio Rodriguez, Ben Oglivie Buskey 1 2 2 0 0 0 DP-MinnesoU 1. LOB-Texas 7, MinnesoU Saturday's ResulU sparked a four-run third inning, hitter and Toby Harrah hit a Aronson, 2b Zamora 128 3 2 2 0 1 Herald Angle mont, Tex., were a little in- the Yankees had that first- and Dan Meyer led a 16-hit LaRoche 128 1 0 0 1 2 U. SPORTS LaRoche Touted Pittsburgh 9 (3iicago 4 outburst which carried the two-run homer for the Rangers Kennedy, ss Knowles 2 4 3 3 1 1 credulous when they got the game victory. Enough is Detroit attack which earned Grady, cf Save-LaRoche (9). 2B-Braun, Hargrove. HR-Harrah (9), R A D K AtlanU 4 Houston 3,1st, twilight Yankees to their victory. Mike in the first game while Gaylord Deibianco, cf T8:06. A-68,781. Fregosi (3). S-Howell. SF-Burroughs. Solomon pitched to 3 batters in 6th; call from Susie McAllister Sun- enough, the way the Yankees Lerrin LaGrow his fifth victory Giusti pitched to 4 batters in 7th. SLATE AtlanU 8 Houston 4, 2nd, night By Earl Yost Cuellar, wild all over the plate, Perry, aided by homers by Jim ip h r er bb so TONIGHT Montreal 3 St. Louis 0,1st, twilight day. have been going in recent in the nightcap. Totals 22 0 2 4 , (1st game) HBP-by Knowles (Stennett). As Top Reliefer Perry W 7-13 9 7 0 0 3 9 Sports Editor Fregosi and Harrah, won his WP-Solomon. PB-Hosley. 7:15 Red Sox v8. Twins, St. Louis 1 Montreal 0, 2nd, night But Miss McAllister wasn’t weeks. West Hartford 101 043 0 9 ' Milwaukee Detroit Wiley L 1-1 128 6 4 3 0 0 Philadelphia 8 New York 2, 1st, suffered his sixth setback first game in a Texas uniform ab r h bi ab r h bi T8:26. TONIGHT WTIC insulted. After four years on the Actually, a party was against six victories for the Angels 2, A’s 0 RBI: Quinn 2, Claflin 3, Broadhurst, Burgmeier 918 7 3 3 2 4 twilight with a seven-hitter in the se- McGahie 2; SB: Quinn 2, McGaUe; BB: Money 3b 9 011 LeFiore cf 9 3 2 1 Albury 2 0 0 0 1 3 Legion at Enfield CLEVELAND (UPI) — As far as Cleveland manager 7:55 Yanks vs. Rangers, Philadelphia 10 New York 7, 2nd, LPGA tour, she also was begin- somewhat in order, inasmuch Yount ss 4 1*21) Sutherind 2b 9 1 2 0 San Francisco Los Angeles Orioles. Dave Chalk drove in both cond game. Vitale 4, Shortsleeve 3; SO: Aksamit 3, WP-Perry. TUESDAY WINF night ning to wonder if she’d always Vitale 1, Shortsleeve 2; Hits off: Scott lb 9 0 10 Meyer If 9 111 ab r b bi ab r h bi Frank Robinson is concerned, Dave LaRoche is the No. 1 Top Hitters With Moriarty^s Aksamit 1 for 0 runs in 3 innings; Vitale 1 T8:41. A-14^11. Thomas 2b 4 0 10 Lopes 2b 4 010 Legion at Newington 8:00 (30) Brewers vs. Cincinnati 6 San Diego 3, night be the bridesmaid and never the Aaron dh 9121 Horton dh 4131 relief pitcher in the American League right now. Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 4, night Top three hitters in the Twilight League are wearing the for 0 runs in 4; W: Aksamit Darwin rf 4 010 Freehan c 3 011 Arnold If 4 0 0 0 Buckner If 9 12 1 Vernon vs. Moriarty’s, 6 - Royals bride. Baltimore New York Murcer rf 3 0 0 1 Wynn cf 4 110 LaRoche, making his fifth Sunday's ResulU colors of Moriarty’s. The leader is Gene Johnson, cast in Mitchell U 3 011 SUnley lb 4 011 ab r h bi ab r h bi Moriarty Houston 6 AtlanU 2 But hard, steady play — and a Tbomas cf 3 110 RoberU rf 4 0 10 MonUnez lb 4 0 0 0 Garvey lb 3 110 appearance in a nine-game In- Buskey and LaRoche wound the role of designated hitter this season, at .526. Rich Rior- Singleton rf 3 12 1 Bonds cf 3 110 Speier ss 3 0 10 Cey 3b 3 111 WEDNESDAY Piniella Activated Montreal 4 St. Louis 3 refusal to let her caddy tell her Modern Day Black Beauty Moore c '4120 Veryier ss 3100 dians home stand, snuffed out a things up, LaRoche picking up dan and Paul Baretta boast .524 and .484 Grich 2b 4 0 0 0 Dempsey dh 3 0 1 0 Miller 3b 3 0 0 0 Hale rf 4 0 0 0 Legion at Windsor NEW YORK (UPI) - The Cincinnati 13 San Diego 2 her position until the 18th hole Bevacqua 2b 3 11 2 AR^igz 3b 3 0 0 0 Davis dh 4 010 White if 4 2 2 2 Boston rally in the eighth inning PhiUdelphia 8 New York 6 Hausman p 0 0 0 0 Lolich p 0 0 0 0 Hill c 3 0 0 0 Russell ss 3 0 10 THURSDAY his sixth save of the year and averages...There’s a new leader in the Silk City Softball Baylor If 4 0 2 0 Munson c 4 111 New York Yankees Sunday ac- Los Angeles 9 San Francisco I — led her to her first tour vic- Sprague p 0 0 0 0 Hiller p 0 0 0 0 Thomassn cf 2 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 0 10 0 here Sunday as the Tribe eked Beene his first victory. Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 Chamblss lb 4 0 I 0 MCC vs. Voikswagen, 6 - tivated outfielder Lou Piniella Pittsburgh 18 Chicago 12, 1st League with Trudon Volkswagen a half-game ahead of tory by one stroke in the 2nd an- E. IMrgz p 0 0 0 0 Brown cf 1 0 0 0 Yeager c 2 0 2 3 out an 11-10 decision and a Asked where he would place Muser lb 3 0 10 Nettles 3b 4 13 1 Moriarty who had been on the injured list PitUburgh at Chicago, 2nd, ppd., rain Bogner’s Meats in what has developed into a red-hot, two- nual $40,000 Wheeling LPGA Ruffian Destroyed ToUIs 36 9 12 9 ToUIs 36 7 11 9. Bradley p 1 0 0 0 Rau p 3 0 0 0 doubleheader split with the LaRoche among American Monday's Gaines Milwaukee 003010010-9 Robinson 3b 3 0 0 0 Whitfield rf 4 0 10 Ontiveros ph 1 0 0 0 Moriarty’s vs. Herb’s, St. - St. since June 17 with an inner ear team race...Renn’s Tavern in the Indy League and the Classic on the Speidel Golf Shopay ph 1 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 3 0 0 0 Williams p 0 0 0 0 Boston Red Sox. Boston League relievers, Robinson (All Times EDT) Detroit 310 200 01X-7 Thomas infection. PitUburgh (CandeUria 3-1) at Chica- Tigers in the Women’s Rec L eape are the only undefeated Course at nearby Oglebay Park. 19th HOLE E-Yount 2, A. Rodriguez, RoberU, Hendrick c 3 010 SUnley ss 2 10 0 Sadek ph 1110 remained atop the American said, “I’d put him right on top.” Her four-under-par, 72-70-70 After Breaking Leg Northrop ph 1 0 0 0 Dobson p 0 0 0 0 ToUIs X 1 3 1 ToUIs 31 9 9 9 FRIDAY League East hy one game over Piniella hit .305 in 140 games go (Reuschel 98), 2:X p.m. Scott. DP-Detroit 1. LOB-Miiwaukee 8, slow pitch softball pace-setters today with the seasons in Belanger ss 2 0 0 0 Legion at East Hartford New York (Webb 18) at AtlanU —212 total earned her $5,700. Detroit 8. San Francisco OOO 000 001— 1 New York. The nightcap donnybrook also last season with the Yankees the backstretch...Coach Jack Holik’s American Legion NEW YORK (UPI) — Her size, her speed, her spirit — CuelUr p 0 0 0 0 - Los Angeles 400 000 Olx— 9 MCC vs. Bristol - St. Thomas but was only batting .215 in 24 (Easterly 18), 7:X p.m. Jan Ferraris of Palm Springs, 2B-Bevacqua, Freehan, RoberU, Suther A Bat Day crowd of 58,781, saw George Hendrick belting a Montreal (Rogers 98) at Houston baseball team has four games slated this week, all on the land. HR-LeFlore (6). SB-LeFlore 2. S- ToUU 32 1 7 1 ToUU 31 6 10 4 E-Russell. DP-San Francisco 1. LOB- WTIC vs. WDRC, 8 - games this year. To make room Calif, took home $4,170 for her all the things that made Ruffian a great race horse — con- COUNTRY CLUB PRO SWEEPS Russ Ferrigno, Sam Cook, Herb Baltimore 100 000 000-1 largest in the major leagues two-run homer and Boog (Dierker 78), 8:X p.m. Thomas, A. Rodriguez. San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 9. Fitzgerald road, three in Zone Eight play. The locals return home three-under-par second place spired against her and claimed the life of the modern day Four Ball Best Ball Gross - Woody Clark 72, Stan Byk, 289; Gross — Steve Tan- New York 004 001 01x-6 2B-Cey, Russell. HR-Buckncr (4). SB- this season, watched weak- Powell smacking a disputed for him, the club placed reserve San Francisco (Caldwell 9-7) at St. ip h r er bb so LouU (Reed 88), 8:X p.m. Sunday for a replay of a tie game against Ellington...An- finish. Black Beauty early this morning. Low net - Rick Clough, Rick Hilinski 72; Net - Rick Clough tillo, Sal Rossitto, Frank Kuc- Hausman L 28 0 33200 DP-Baltimore 1, New York 1. LOB- Yeager. S-Rau. SF-Murcer. hitting Bob Heise drive in three solo home run in the seventh first baseman Bob Oliver on the Baltimore 7, New York 4. PhiUdelphia (Carleton 78) at Cincin- nual Little L eape baseball round-robin town tournament Marshall, A1 Calamari, Joe 74-7-67, Carroll Maddox 754-69, Sprague 7 74323 ip h r er bb so into the upper deck in right inactive list and will decide his Miss McAllister broke the After shattering two It was evident immediately za, Bill Podolny, 330. 2B-Baylor, White 2, Dempsey. HR- Bradley L 1-2 9 7 4 4 3 2 runs in the opener to give the nati (Darcy 38), 8:(B p.m. starts tonight with the Lawyers carrying the colors of the news of her win to her family Lynch 120; Terry Schilling, Joe Terry Schilling 75-6-69, Stan E. Rodriguez 1 1 0 0 0 0 field. fate within the next 10 days. sesamoid bones in her right after the injury, suffered after LoUch W108 818 129434 Singleton (7). S-Belanger. Williams 3 2 1 1 3 9 Red Sox a 5-3 decision. Heise ip h r er bb so ^ International L eape against Miles Auto, National League very gently. foreleg during her $350,000 the first half-mile of her Mazanec, Sonny Monaco, Bill McFarland 78-9-69. POINT TOURNAMENT HUIer 28 0 0 0 0 0 Rau W 8-7 9 3 1 1 0 3 had only six runs batted in “I called home like I usually match race with Foolish Stuck, 120; Jim Moriarty, Ber- Hausman pitched to 4 batters in 1st; Cuellar L 68 8 10 6634 T-2:14. A83a6. previous to the game. “I really couldn’t tell if it was •champs. The American L eape winning Dillon Ford entry scheduled mile and a quarter A, Net — Tom Schiller; Gross Dobson W 9-7 9 7 1 1 2 3 Sprague pitdied U 1 batter in 8th. do and my aunt said, with not Pleasure at Belmont Park Sun- race against Foolish Pleasure, nie Banavige, Wally Finnegan, — Stan Goodman; B, Net — 1st WP-Cuellar 2. Houston AtlanU After walking in a run and fair or foul,” said Powell,but I will swing into the double elimination play Wednesday Save-HiUer (4). WHEELS MAJOR LEAGUE too much emotion, ‘How’d you day, Ruffian was destroyed Dick Melton, 121; Joe Novak, T-2:16. ab r h bi ab r h bi with the bases still loaded and Boston manager Darrell John- (night. All playoff games will be at Leber Field...When Art that Ruffian would never race BLIND HOLES Mike Budlong, 2nd Tony Rober- Balk-Haukman. do?,’ Miss McAllister despite a desperation attempt Vic Daley, Bob LaPolt, Ben Del to, Tony Tantillo, Jerry Salad, Howard cf 4 2 2 0 Garr If 4 0 2 0 one out in the eighth, LaRoche son said “it was foul by at least ® Wall won the Milwaukee Open last weekend it marked his again. But doctors were hopeful Class A - Gross, Rose LaPolt T8:44. Weekend Racing LEADERS by six veterinarians to save her Gross rf 413 2 Perez 2b 4 010 eight feet.” recounted. of saving the valuable daughter Mastro, 121; Dick Barningham, 60; Net, Alice Ansaldi 57-12-45, Chet Wincze, Rhodes Farnham; (2nd Game) NATIONAL LEAGUE CabeU If 9022 May rf 9000 got Cecil Cooper to pop out and , first win on the PGA tour since he took home top money in life with surgery. Milwaukee Detroit PLAINVILLE - 1. John Johnson protested the call to ‘‘I said, ‘Ah, well, I won,’ and of Reviewer-Shenanigans for Bob Vonderkall, Fred Tracey, Rika Horvath 61-12-50; B - C, Net — Dick Hermanson, Watson lb 4 010 Evans 3b 1 11 O' fanned Jim Rice to end the in- Leading Batters Get, Mayberry, KC and Burroughs, Tea the Greater Hartford Open back in 1966...The 10th annual ab r h bi ab r b bl Cincinnati San Diego Ruggerio, 2. Bob Vivari, 3. they couldn’t believe it. They’re A grim Dr. Alex Harthill breeding purposes. Hank Murphy, 123. Gross - Marie Calamari 62; Net Gross — Robert Robinson, 2nd Johnson c 2 0 0 0 Lum lb 410 0 ning. first base umpire Bill Haller, (based on 200 at bats) 16. Connecticut State Women’s Amateur Golf Championship Money 3b 4 0 10 LeFiore cf 913 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Jutze c 0 0 0 0 Blanks ss 3 010 Dave Alkas. and Red Sox coach Don Zimmer so used to my telling them what made the sad announcement at Ruffian was racing a half- Gross - Carroll Maddox, Bill - Elaine Taylor 62-14-48, Louise Net —Frank Kucza, 2nd Gross Sheldon 2b 4 0 0 0 Oglivie rf 9 3 3 3 “I guess I lost a little concen- National League Rose 3b 9 3 3 0 Grubb cf 4 0 0 0 Rader 3b 4 0 0 0 Office cf 4 0 2 2 W A TER FO RD - 1. Bob ab r h pet. will be staged at Glastonbury Hills Aug. 19-21, 54-holes of happened because I’ve been so 1:50 a.m. EDT. length ahead of Foolish Ogden, Bill Corbett, Ray Miller 65-16-49. — Sam Cook; D, Net — Jim Scott lb 3111 Meyer if 2 111 Concepcin ss 1 0 0 0 Hahn cf 10 0 0 tration when I gave up a single was tossed out of the game g Metzger ss 4 110 Pocoroba c 2 0 0 0 Potter, 2. Bill Harmon, 3. Mark Morgan, Cin 77 270 X 96 3X Runs Batted In medal play. Esther Burnham of the Manchester Country close that they really couldn’t “She has struggled and foughi Pleasure at a blistering pace Anderson 145; Rich Riordan, Potter, Gross — Dave Berger. Darwin rf 1 0 0 0 S t^ey If 2 010 Griffey rf 4 4 2 1 Fuentes 2b 3 0 0 0 to Carlton Fisk tq fill the during the argument. . National League: Luzinski, Phil 72; FOUR BALL Andrews 2b 2 10 0 Niekro p 3 0 0 0 LaJeunesse. Madlock, Chi 75 302 43 IX .XI Club is a member of the tourney committee. believe that I’d won.” so hard coming out of the Pat Mistretta, Yump Johnson, Aaron dh 4 010 Horton dh 4 12 0 Morgan 2b 4 2 3 2 Kubiak 2b 2 0 0 0 Richard c 3 12 2 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 bases,” LaRoche said. “I sure 83 350 61 117 334 Bench, Cin X; Morgan, Cin X; Watson, when the fatal accident in- Florence Barre, Olga Porter c 4 110 Pierce lb 3110 Cash, Phil Flynn 2b 1 0 0 0 Tolan If 3 0 0 0 Cosgrove p 0 0 0 0 Gaston ph 10 0 0 RIVERSIDE PARK -1. Lou Bowa, Phil 57 2X 2 2 .32 Hou 97; SUub, NY 56. Miss McAllister said she had anesthesia that she broke the explicably occurred. Her right Nick Zavarella 146. Skinner, Hazel Piper, Mary Lou Gross — A, Steve Tantillo 75, Hegan lb 4 010 Wockenfss c 9 111 hoped we would get at least Jim Bibby suffered his ninth Driessen lb 1011 McCovey lb 4 110 Crawford p 0 0 0 0 Beard p 0 0 0 0 Tadone, 2. Lou Toro, 3. Bill Watson, Hou 78 291 2 X 326 American League: Horton, Det X; been close to taking it all four cast,” he said. foreleg suddenly gave way and Sharp If 4 011 Veryzer ss 912 2 eight runs in our half of the in- defeat in 12 decisions and third Club Record Established SELECTED NINE Pierro 5 9 . ___ Herb Pagani 75, B, Sal Rossitto Perez lb 3 111 Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 ToUIs 32 6 11 6 ToUIs 33 2 7 2 Greci. Sanguillen, Pitt 70 253 29 2 324 Lynn, Bos X; Scott, Mil 57; May. Balt or five times this year, but “The cast has become an en- she collided violently with 77, Erich Kellner 77; C, Sam Thomas d 2 0 0 0 Michael 2b 410 0 GFoster if 9 12 2 Torres 3b 4 131 Houston 000(00X1-6 ning. for the Indians in the opener as Parker, Pitt 69 294 W 2 32 X; Munson, NY X. Class A - George Eagleson, CRIERS V Bevaqua ss 3 0 0 0 ARodrigz 3b 4 1 2 2 STAFFORD -1. Ray Miller, Husband and wife team of Bill and Joan King set a new something always happened to tangled mess, there is intensive Foolish Pleasure, which Gerohimo cf 4 0 0 1 Hundley c 4 0 2 1 AtlanU 000 2X 000-2 “I like to pitch a lot, but I like the Red Sox pushed across four Garvey, LA X 398 X 115 320 29-5-24; Stan McFarland 32-5- Gross - Evelyn Lorentzeir85; Cook 82, Bob Huckins 84, Bob Broberg p 0 0 0 0 LaGrow p 0 0 0 0 Plummer c 3 121 Hemandz ss 4 0 1 0 2. Geoff Bodine, 3. Bugs record for Manchester Country Club members yesterday knock her out. So this tourna- swelling and hemorrhaging.” probably saved her and jockey DP-Houston 1. LOB-Houston 6, AtlanU a day off once in a while,” runs in the second inning on five Griffey, Cin X 222 « n .320 27; Rick Clough, 31-4-27; Ted Net - Rose LaPolt 91-25-66, Bar- Robinson 84, Dr. Ray Peracciho Champion p 0 0 0 0 Chaney ss 9 0 12 McIntosh p 0 0 0 0 12. Stevens. Stolen Bases ment, apparently afraid of Ruffian’s owner, Stuart A. smiled the 27-year-old left- straight singles and a sacrifice Joshua, SF 64 2X 2 76 319 when they copped the scotch ball play with a 69 gross Jacinto Vasquez from taking a Backiel, 31-4-27; Class B - John bara Davis 88-20-68; B - Gross, 84, Mark Kravitz 84; D, Ray Hausman p 0 0 0 0 Kirby p 2 110 Freisleben p 0 0 0 0 2B-Metzger, Gross. HR-Richard (1). SB- American League National League: Morgan, Cin X; score. 'The round included five birds and an jinxing herself, she ordered her Janney, who remained at the tumble. Seraphin 90. ToUU 33 2 6 2 ToUIs 30 1116 10 Crowley ph 1 0 0 0 Folkers p 0 0 0 0 Evans. S-Andrews, Cosgrove, Howard, hander, who lowered his earned fly. ab r h pet. Cedeno, Hou and Brock, St.L X; Lopes, Wilson, 32-7-25; Tom Atamain, Rose Cagianello 94; Net - Olive Milwaukee 100 000100-2 Borbon p 1 0 0 0 Moses ph 10 0 0 g LA X; (kmcepciofl, Cin and Mangiul, caddy not to tell her how she crowded vigil at the hospital un- Gross. run average to 1.62. Rico Carty’s two-run homer Carew, Minn 76 281 SO 104 .370 eagle...Qualifying begins today for the Women’s Club As the crowd of 50,764, after a 31-6-25; Pat Mistretta, 32-6-26; Fagan 96-34-62, Nellie Johnson Detroit 442100 00x-ll Campbell Wins Spillner p 0 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so The Indians spotted the Red and a run-scoring single by Hargrove, Tex 73 257 X 2 32 Mtl 19. was doing. til midnight, was informed of loud groan, watched in stunned 96-29-67. E-Thomas, Pierce. DP-Milwaukee 1, Sharon ph 10 0 0 American League: Rivers, Cal X; Championship at MCC with Esther Burnham the defending Class C - Rudy Pierro, 32-8-24; Richard W 68 628 4 2 2 6 9 WHITE SULPHUR Munson, NY 77 294 43 X 327 She entered the final round the development by phone and silence. Ruffian’s trainer Frank Net — A, John Harrigan 75-7- Detroit 1. LOB-Miiwaukee 6, DetroitO. Sox a 5-0 lead in the second in- Duane Kuiper cut the Boston Washington. Oak 2 ; OUs, KCX; Remy. champion. Matches end Thursday with a 36-hole final Dick Melton, 37-12-25; Don Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Cosgrove 118 3 0 0 2 0 SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPI) - Lynn, Bos 73 262 94 £ 324 three strokes behind Karolyn acquiesced with the doctors’ Whiteley Jr. raced across the 68; B, Dr. Erich Kellner 77-9- 2B-Wockenfuss, Veryzer. HR-Scott (19), Grelf p 0 0 0 0 ning of the nightcap but lead to 4-3, but Heise’s sacrifice Cal and LeFiore. Det S. round...For the fourth year in a row the Army & Navy en- Edwards, 36-11-25; Low gross - Crawford 1 0 0 0 0 0 Former U.S. Amateur cham- Washington, Oak 80 317 47 IX 319 Kertzman, who had ied opinion that further efforts to infield to his pulled-up filly at ELLINGTON RIDGE 68; Sal Rossitto 77449; C, Gene A.Rodriguez (8), Oglivie (2), Meyer (9). Locklear ph 10 0 0 Niekro L 8-7 628 10 9 9 2 2 bounced back to grab an 8-5 fly gave the Red Sox another Hisle, Minn 60 220 34 X 314 Ted Backiel 73, Steve Matava SB8)gUvle. Frisella p 0 0 0 0 pion Bill Campbell shot a one- try in the Farm Little League has qualified for post-season throughout the tourney. repair the damage would be the same time Foolish Pleasure Gross-Carol Carlson 93, Jo Paganetti 80-1347, Bob Huckins Sosa 118 1 0 0 0 1 lead when Oscar Gamble belted run in the sixth. McRae, KC 80 309 X X 32 Pitching 73, Terry Schilling; Blind bogey 84-14-70, Frank Kuca 85-15 70, ip h r er bb so ToUIs 40 13 16 11 ToUIs 36 2 7 2 Beard 1 01110 under-par 69 Sunday and easily Maddox, NY X 218 X 2 .32 (Based on most victories) playoffs. The Vets won with a 12-4 won-lost record this futile. compleed his rout. Chupas 97, Ellie Wincze 102, Broberg L 98 1 6 6 6 1 0 Cincinnati 330206000-13 a three-run homer to cap a four- Bill Lee, with relief help from - Hank Murphy 107. Sam Cook 82-12-70; D, Don Cosgrove pitched to 2 batters in 9th. won the West Virginia Amateur Dent, Chi 78 291 X 2 399 National League: Seaver, NY 128; season. Dillon Ford and Wipco fashioned 10-6 marks and Immediately thereafter. Ruf- Braulio Baeza, who was Claire Keating 102, Diane Kuc- Champion 0 3 2 2 1 0 San Diego 011000 000-2 Save-Crawford (3). run fifth inning. Dick Drago in the eighth, Messersmith, LA 128; Sutton, LA 128; PRO SWEEPS Wiley 98-78-70. golf tournament for the fourth May, (3ii 75 274 31 2 399 Police & Fire was fourth at 7-9 and Sears was able to win fian was put away with an in- aboard Foolish Pleasure, said za 102; Net-Carol Carlson 93-15- Hausman 7 7 3 3 3 4 E-Morgan 3, Fuentes 2. DP-Cincinnati WP-Richard, Cosgrove. Balk-. PB- Rick Miller’s two-run triple picked up his 10th victory Home Runs Jones, SD 118; Billingham, Cin 198; Gross, Terry Schilling 73, LaGrow W 98 9 6 2 2 2 9 1, San Diego 3. LOB-Cincinnati 6, San year in a row and 15th time just once in 16 outings...Bill Carlin recently scored a hole- jection in her neck. She Ruffian appeared to be running 78, Jo Chupas 97-21-76; Ellie Johnson. chased Indians starter Jackie against six losses for Boston. National League: Luzinski, Phil 22; Matlack, NY and McGUthen, St.L 198. Steve Matava 73; Net Pat Broberg pitched U 2 batters in 2nd; Diego 12. T-2:X. A8.728. since the late 1940s. American League: Kaat, Chi 138; thrashed about for a few without trouble just before the Wincze 102-28-78; Sue Salad 105- Brown in the second, and Minnesota sends Jim Hughes, Bench, Cin 17; Parker, Pitt 19; Foster, in-one at Minnechaug and is eligible for a free trip to Basketball Signups Mistretta 74-11-63, Vic Daley 78- Better Nine — A, Jim Champion pitd:ed to 4 batters in 2nd. 2B-G. Foster, Plummer, Torres, MeCo- He finished the 72-hole event Cin, Schmidt, Phil and SUrgell, Pitt 14. Palmer, Balt 138; Blue, Oak B8; moments while lying on her tragic step. 31-74; Diane Kucza 102-28-74; WP-Hausmann2. PB-PorUr. vey. SB-Morgan, Tolan, Fuentes. S-Kirby. Montreal St. Louis reliever Fred Beene hurled the 7-6, tonight against the Red Sox’ Scotland...Mai Darling, perennial town Men’s Seniors All 13 and 14-year-old boys in- 11-67, Bob Genovesi 78-10-68. McCarthy 37-4-33, John with a 282, two over par on the American League: Bonds, NY 19; . Busby, KC 118; Tiant, Bos and Hunter, side, then fell back. “I could hear it crack,” Better Nine- Alice Bantly 45-8- Harrigan 37-4-33, Fred McKone T8:13. A-M,0I9. SF-Geronimo. ab r b bi ab r h bi next four and 2-3 innings. Tom Rick Wise, 9-6, at Boston. Jackson. Oak 18; Hendrick. Clev. Horton, NY 118. Division tennis champion, is now retired and devoting his terested in playing in a basket- SCOTCH BALL ip h r er bb so Mangual cf 912 0 Brock U 3 2 2 0 Old White course. ’That was the tragic end of the Baeza said. 37, Carol Carlson 45-8-37; Jo 37-4-33, Herb Pagani 36-3-33; B, Chicago Kansas City - spare time to playing the sport he likes best...Chorches ball league must sign up Gross - Bill King - Joan King Kirby W 68 9 6 2 2 3 2 FoU ss 3 0 0 0 Davis rf 10 0 0 3-year-old filly many trainers Ruffian was removed from Chupas 48-11-37, Ellie Wincze Erich Kellner 36-5-31, Sal ab r h bi ab r h bi Borbon 4 1 0 0 1 0 Motors of Manchester will award a new Chrysler Cordova Tuesday, Wednesday or 69, Sher Ferguson-Esther Jorgensn lb 9 11 2 Sizemore 2b 9 0 0 0 had caled potentially the best the track in an inflatable cast 49-14-35; Claire Keating 48-13- Rossitto, Jack Kearney 38-5-33; Kelly rf 6232 Wohiford rf 3 0 00 McInUsh L 6-7 0 3 3 3 1 0 BiitUer U 4 0 2 0 Melendez cf 2 0 11 Thursday, at Robertson Park at Burnham 77; Net - Bert Davis- Dent ss 9 2 2 2 Brett 3b 3 0 0 0 to the first amateur who scores a hole-in-one on the 17th thoroughbred race horse ever. and taken to her barn, where 35; Diane Keating 48-13-35; C, Gene Paganetti 38-7-31, Freisleben 1 3 3 3 1 0 Foote c 4 0 2 0 Fairly if 1111 8 p.m. Practice sessions are Barbara Davis, 63; Harry May dh 913 2 McRae If 3110 Folkers 1 1 0 0 0 2 Scott rf 0 10 0 Simmons c 3 0 11 hole at the Farmington Woods Country Club in the Walter Ruffian, a tall, stately, coal her leg was bathed in ice and Diane Keating 48-13-35; Diane Frank Kucza 41-8-33; D; Don Johnson Ib 9 0 3 1 Mayberry lb 4 11 2 between 8 and 9:30 the nights Atherton-Agnes Atherton, 67; Spillner 3 4 2 1 0 3 Carter c 4 0 2 0 Bradford rf 3 0 10 Hagen Golf Tournament July 18. Tourney proceeds will go black filly, had a charisma the cast was replaced by Kucza 49-14-35; Kickers 76. Wiley 46-14-32. Hendersn cf 4 0 0 0 Killebrew dh 4 0 1 0 specified. All applicants must John Kristof-Hilda Kristoff, 67; Tomlin 18 4 9 9 1 0 Mackanin 2b 4 0 2 1 McBride cf 10 0 0 to the American Cancer Society...With each passing day it about her that is rare. another as Mrs. Janney looked Gross-Wendy Ehrlich 89, Melton 3b 4111 Healy c 3 0 0 0 Greif 228 1 0 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 3 111 Reitz 3b 3 0 10 wear sneakers and shorts. Rudy Pierro-My Lou Pierro, Hairston If 9 110 Cowens cf 3110 appears the Boston Red Sox do not have enough pitching to This was evident by the on through tear-filled eyes. Dora Kellner 96, Diane Kucza- Frisella 1 0 0 0 1 1 Scherman p 3 0 0 0 Howard lb 4 0 0 0 Teams will be picked after 67; Joe C alam ari-M arie SUin 2b 9 13 0 iUjas 2b 4 0 10 McIntosh pitched to 4 batters in 1st; crowd that attended her last Despite the walkover cir- 106-Claire Keating-106; Net- A, Taylor p 0 0 0 0 Tyson ss 4 0 0 0 win the American League’s Eastern Division. TTie bullpen tryouts. Two games a week are Calamari, 67; Ed Wadas-Edna Varney c 4 111 WhiU ss 3 0 11 Freisleben pitched to 3 batters in 2nd. DeMola p 1 0 0 0 McGlothen p 3 0 0 0 hours at the hospital. Most of cumstances, Foolish Pleasure Jan Harrigan 94-16-78; B, Dora Osteen p 0 0 0 0 Pattin p 0 0 0 0 is still woeful. planned and will continue for Wadas, 68. Highest Score-Bob Garman p 0 0 0 0 the leading trainers in New ork covered the distance in the Kellner 96-21-75; Diane Kucza SOFTBALL Mlngori p 0 0 0 0 Smith ph 10 0 0 six weeks. Larmett-Helen Larmett, 108. McDaniel p 0 0 0 0 racing stopped by to inquire remarkably fast time of 2:02 4- 106-28-78 ToUIs X 4 12 4 ToUIs 34 3 7 3 BEST 17lh Birdp OOOO' about last year’s 2-year-old 5. Dietz Loses Bid Montreal 0X0X130-4 Ashe and Billie Jean BEST 17th ToUIs 43 9 17 9 ToUIs 30 3 6 3 St. Louis XI OX 200-3 champion filly, wo had won all With Ruffian the 2-5 favorite, Class A-Rick Clough, 69-7-62; TONIGHT Chicago 040200300-9 Dora Kellner 91-21-70; Lil LONDON (U f» D -J im Dietz, E-Mackanin, Davis. DP-St. Louis I. 10 0 her previous races before John L. Greer’s Kentucky Der- Reg Curtis, 71-9-62; Woody Second Congo vs. Center Kansas City 001200000-3 LOB-Montreal 8, St. Louis 8. Hunter 94-24-70; Kickers 77,78. E-RoJas, Healy. DP-Chicago3, Kansas New York Athletic Club’s world Rule Net World Today meeting Foolish Pleasure. by winner paid $3.80 after Clark, 66-4-62. Class B - Bill Congo, 6:15 • Keeney 2B-Mangual, Carter. 3B-Brock, Fairly Veteran Wall Sander, 73-13-60, John Mattern Gross — A, Stan Goodman 73, City I. LOB-Chicago 11, Kansas City 9. championship silver medalist, HR-Parrish (9), Jorgensen (7). SB-Brock Protect your retirement money. Put it In a tax that' Even Leroy Jolley, who collecting the $225,000 winner’s Bobcats vs. Leopards, 6:15 2B-Kelly, Dent, Stein, White, McRae. 1 tered rettrement plan at Heritage Savingt and failed in his fifth attempt to 2, Mangual. S-Foli. SF-Melendez. WIMBLEDON (UPl) - 74-13-61, Vic Daley 72-11-61; B, Tony Tantillo 76, AI Kemp Loan. The Individual Retirement Account of IRA la Connors, the defending cham- Rested in Win trains Foolish Pleasure, found purse. That boosted his career - Cheney 3B-Vamey. HR-Mayberry (16). SB- ip h r er bb so 77, C, Bob Robnison 79, Tom capture the Diamond Sculls ti- our newest retirement plan. It's designed s p ^ Arthur Ashe, playing one of the pion and conqueror of Rod the victory a hollow one, pacing earnings to more than $970,000. Class C - Bob Lachapelle, 78-16- Tacorral vs. Multi, 6:15 ■ Cowens, Dent, May. S-Melton. Scherman 618 9 2 2 3 3 MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U P I ) - Heslin 86; Net — A, Tom ip h r er bb so tle on the final day of the cifically for people who don't have a pension plan most intelligent tennis matches Laver and John Newcombe in his shed absent-mindedly after 62, Todd Peck, 81-18-63; Low Fitzgerald Taylor 18 2 1 1 0 0 and can't get one where they work. Contributions Ruffian was not en titl^ to Osteen W48 9 63392 Henley Royal Regatta Sunday. THIS WAY TO Art Wall, as befits a 51-year old Gross - Woody Clark, 72. Blind Schiller 74-648, B, Tony Tan- DeMola W 3-2 218 0 0 0 0 1 ever seen in the 99-year history the Las Vegas shoot-outs, had the race. the $125,000 second-place share Lynch vs. Trudon, 7:30 - Pattin L 68 128 7 4 4 1 1 to the plan are tax deductible and interest earned man, sat down quite a bit tillo 76-947, Al Kemp, 77-948; After Harvard’s heavyweight McGlothen L 108 728 10 4 4 1 7 is tax deferred until retirement. Or, If you're seft* of Wimbledon, and Billie Jean been an out favorite to retain Although the doctors had since she had not finished, but Bogey - Grover Miller, 105. Fitzgerald Mingori 418 9 2 1 1 9 during his final round of the C, Bob Robinson 79-13-66; D, eight had been beaten in the Garman 1 18 2 0 0 I 3 employed there's our Keogh retirement plan. King, turning her final major his crown, but Ashe, who in a attempted to be optimistic the New York Racing Associa- Acadia vs. Allied Print, McDaniel 2 4 3 3 1 1 WP-Scherman. Whichever plan Is for you put your money Into Greater Milwaukee Open. Walt Davenport 90-21-69, Tom Bird 1 1 0 0 0 2 grand final of the regatta, the singles competition into an dozen years had never come so about Ruffian’s chances, they tion made the award anyway. 8:45 • Fitzgerald T-2:17. A-23,967. Heritage Savings and Loan's tax shellef now. On tee after tee, he plopped Heslin 86-21-W. Best 17 — 1st, T8:34. A-10,633. 26-yer was the American hope. Protect your money .. . aiKi your future. emotional triumph, ruied today far in the world’s foremost ten- had hinted she was a longshot But it was poor compensa- Jim’s vs. Trash, 6:15 • onto a bench and rested. Robert Robinson 74-13-66, Tony Our way to the tax shelter Is The Better Way. as the top players of the game. nis event, took command at the for survival. tion. Moriarty California Oakland But when he was upright, Tantillo 70-941, 2nd, Jim Kane ab r h bi ab r h bi Ashe, in scoring his 6-1,6-1,5- otset and wrapped up the match “We’ve put down a lot of She was worth more. QUICK SUCCESS Tommy’s vs. David’s, 7:30 Tracksters Hopeful 7, 6-4 victory over Jimmy Con- with a golf club in his hands, he 88-24-64, Walt Davenport 85-21- • Moriarty Savings vs. Collins If 4 010 Campnrs ss 3 0 0 0 in two hours and four minutes. horses that were not really as PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. Nettles If 0 0 0 0 Williams dh 9 0 1 0 TAX SHELTER 64, Al Kemp 73-944. Kickers 79- KIEV (UPI) — U.S. track officials said Sunday they nors on Saturday, ended, at There is no love lost between looked nothing like the man badly injured as she,” said Dr. Ondine Takes Lead (UPD - Nineteen-year-old Amy Town, 6:15 - Robertson Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 Washingtn If 9 0 2 0 least for the time being, Con- people had been calling a “has- William 0. Reed immediately •70. NassifPs vs. Dirk’s, 7:30 . Rivers cf 4 0 0 0 Jackson rf 4 0 10 expect the American track team, which was soundly the 22-year-old flamboyant Con- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Alcott, who turned pro shortly BLIND FOUR-BALL nors’ total domination of the nors and the rather staid, quiet been.” after what he termed a Robertson SUnton rf 310 0 Rudi lb 3 0 0 0 beaten here by the Soviet Union, to do much better against 79-foot ketch Ondine out of New aRer graduating from high Uenas Ib 4 0 0 0 Tenace c 2 0 10 men’s scene. Because Wall took the best 1st Net — Jim McCarthy, Hondo vs. Vito’s, 8:45 . American black. Multi-million successful operation. York took over the boat-for- school, won the third tournament Harper dh 4 12 0 Bando 3b 3 0 10 Czechoslovakia and Poland Monday and Tuesday. Ms. King captured her sixth that a host of young golfers But the doctors were wary, Alan Kemp, Gene Dickinson, Robertson Hcrits^ Savii^ law suits are in litigation boat lead in the Transpacific she played on the ladies’ pro golf Chalk 3b 4 0 2 2 Garner 2b 2 0 0 0 “The team will be more relaxed,” said Lee Calhoun. Wimbledon singles crown with could offer and beat them all off Don Wiley, 288 ; 2nd Net - Dan Cunver vs. BA’s, 6:15 . AllietU c 2 0 0 0 Holt ph 0 0 0 0 between the two, based on Con-. citing the fact Ruffian had yacht race Sunday with 400 tour. She scored in the Orange “They have got this meet behind them now and I am quite an astonishingly easy 6-0, 6-1 to take the $26,000 first place rejected a cast last year when Ready, Rhodes Farnham, Dick Nike Rodriguez c 2 0 9 0 North cf 10 0 0 nors' charges of restraint of miles logged from the start of Blossom Classic at St. Miley ss 20 00^Fossec 10 00 sure their performances will be much better in Prague.” «Coventry Offioe: Route 9 ' 742*7391 rout Friday of former queen prize Saturday in the Greater Hermanson, Dave Berger, 289; Mott’s vs. M&N, 7:30 • Mam Office. 1007 Main S t . Mancheater 049-4560 trade and libel. she suffered a hairline fracture the 2,225 mile event from Los E^rsburg, Fla. Lange p 0 0 0 0 Mangual ph 10 0 0 The Soviet Union beat the U.S. men 129-89 and the • K Mart Office Spencer S t . Mancheater 649*6007 » Tolland Office; Rt .m . euerier mUe Evonne Goolagong Cawley. Milwaukee Open. 3rd Net — John Harrigan, Dr. Nike south of (46.6x116.67I-7I67 to her right hind leg. Angeles to Honolulu. Hassler p 0 0 0 0 Martinez 2b 10 0 0 Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 Blue p 0 0 0 0 women 96-49 in their 13th dual track meet, held here in ToUIs 33 2 9 2 ToUIs 31 0 6 0 heavy rain Friday and Saturday. J PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 7, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Homes For Sale Help Wanted 23 Homes For Sale 23 23 Homes For Sale 23 Servicea Ottered 31 Articlea tor Sale INDEX 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Articlea tor Sale 41 TWO FAMILY - 6-6, separate MANCHESTER-Vicinity, coun- N O T I C t a GREAT position available for $34,900 - Pool, patio and porch MISC. 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Fully insured, many more extras make this a Professional Builder has 12 Words - 3 Days -1 Dollar 14 — Buslnett Opporlunlllti LUBRICATION HELP - needed real value at only $32,000, mivileges in this three tjedr^m day, 7:30d4. 643-7958. licensed, free estimates. Cali 15 — Situation Wanted PHONE 643-2711 immediately for second shift, acquired a couple of one acre Condominium, professionally after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. C l a u N i c a t l o n 4 1, M Is cq ll a rM OUt F o r S a l t O n ly Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. decorated, closets galore, E D U C A TIO N FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD we have openings for REALE’S CORNER lots within minutes of center REWea VING burns, holes. Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 18 — Private Inatructlona experienced lubrication help 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 of Manchester. Will build to multi-baths, central air, many, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Ads must be mailed only No phone orders 19 — Schools-Clasaea VERNON- three bedroom Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 for greasing trucks and trailers suit, his plans or yours. Here’s many extras, sensibly pric^. Window shades, Venetian Painting-Papering 32 Payment must accompany ad DOG-CAT boarding reser- 20 — Instructions Wanted maintenance free Ranch, two Century 21, Phyllis Jackston with a mobile unit. Starting baths, two car garage, your chqnce for a really blinds. Keys. TV for rent. One item only, Include price and phone vations. Combined inside/out- R E AL E S TA TE rate $3.75 hourly, with a chance Agency, 646-1316, 649-8782, 649- Marlows, 867Main St. 649-5221. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. side runs, partitioned privacy, 23 — Homes lor Sale ADVERTISING carpeting, magnificent view of BENTON STREET - large six MANCHESTER - Spectacular custom built home rather than 6050. No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only 24 — Lots-Land for Sale for advancement. All fringe Hartford skyline, V* acre room Colonial in the center of five bedroom Colonial, full an “Assembly Line” product. Five years experience. germicida’ermicidal lighting. Canine 25 — Investment Property benefits. Uniforms and tools Excellent references. Pete, 742- Ad may be edited to conform to rules Hlolidayi Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, DEADLINE wooded lot, fireplaced family town. Big porches, garage, sized tennis court, heated, in- Shade, sun, and clean air in- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 26 — Business Property - 12:00 noon the day before furnished. For appointment call Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. Manchester, 646-5971. 27 — Resort Property EARN MONEY IN room, > $51,900, W arren E. fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid ground pool, central air- cluded free! Ask for Alec 28 — Real Estate Wanted publication. 688-2233. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. conditioning, Florida room with BUILT TO LAST spraying. Fully insured. No delay in publication will be permitted. thirties. T. J. Crockett, Matthew. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Deadline lor Saturday and Realtors, 643-1577. skylight, 4 1/2 baths, wrap sturdy BRICK & Licensed. Fre estimates. Phone ADORABLE GERBILS - lor ^ M IS C . S E R V IC E S Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. GREATER HARTFORD area Painting - Interior and exterior. sale, any reasonable offer, 643- I 31 — Services Ottered YOUR SPARE TIME around deck, magnificent LAND ALUMINUM exterior. Fine 646-3437, 633-5354. I I 32 — Painting-Papering Doctor needs secretary, type BOLTON - ON THE GREEN - landscaping, hu^e rec room, Over two acres of buildable floors. YOUR FURNITURE Paperhanging, Remodeling, 7579. ' 33 — Building-Contracting 65-80 wpm, shorthand 110-120. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, Gutters. Fully insured. 649- I rambling older home, four dark room, family room with land in Manchester! For WILL FIT in these 7 oversized TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng PLEASE READ T h e H e r a l d ’s C i r c u l a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t Is Jobseekers, 568-1070. bedrooms, large kitchen, $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 9658. TOY COLLIE puppies free to 35 — Heating-Plumbing beamed cqthedral ceilings, details. Bill Belfiore. rooms. Plenty of wail space! I i 36 — Flooring s e a rc h in g f or n e w s p a p e r p ro m o t io n m a n a g e rs w h o breakfast nook has bowed plant $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, adjoins private rear woods and stumps removed, fully insured. good homes, call 647-1103, - YOUR AD REAL fine opportunity for very ^1,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- And closets? How about a INSIDE - Outside painting. anytime. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage Classified ads are taken over a r e a v a il a b l e o n a p a rt-t im e b a s is fro m 4 p .m . to 9 window, formal dining room much more. Call for further in- $22,600 Got a tree problem? Well worth 36 — Services Wanted well qualifira bookkeeper, full with arched ceiling, unique 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- formation and price. Warren E. Livable six-room older 12x24 liv. rm! with fireplace! a phone call. 742-8252. Special rates for p^ple over CS. II the phone as a convenience. p .m . fiv e d a y s p e r w e e k . Id e a l c o m m is s io n s e tu p, M IS C . FOR S ALE The Kerald is responsible for time. Jobseekers, 5M-1070. floor plan, $51,500, Red Carpet, 900. Philbrick Agency, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. Colonial, two-car garage. baths. Full base. & attic. Fully insured. Estimates given. •MA PRIVATE riding instructions, - 41 — Articles tor Sals Realtors, 646-4200. Call 649-7863. English and Western, $5.00 per ; only one incorrect insertion and m u s t h a v e a u t o m o b il e a n d b e w illin g to m e e t th e Realtors, 872-8304. Needs some work, but at £is Garage. Lot 150x162. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, 42 — Building Supplies then only to the size of the p u b lic . F o r f urt h e r d e t a ils c o n t a c t M r. M c C u ll o c h , YOU’RE PART of the action as TOLLAND - neat three Priced For You at $45,000.00 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, hour, call 633-5571, anytime. ^ \ \ 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs original insertion. Errors which ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room price we sincerely believe it’s 44 — Livestock c irc u l a t io n d ir e c t o r, 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 . ambulance attendant salary SOUTH WINDHAM-’^ine room. bedroom Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, maintainance of lawn seasonal. WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ** 45 — Boats & Accessories do not lessen the value of the $2.10, experienced. Jobseekers, Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass a bargain. per roll. Experienced advertisement will not be cor- Federal Colonial, five fireplace, garage, basement, Cellars and attics cleaned. Boets-Accessories 4 5 ' 46 — Sporting Goods 568-1070. bedrooms, corner business doors to large deck and patio, large lot, reasonably priced, THE VERY BEST Reasonable prices. 643-5305. tradesm an. Call R. NAME 17 — Gordon Products rected by an additional inser- large living room-dining-room KEITH IA Starkweather, 644-3194. 18 — Antiques tion. zoned lot, ten miles from 875-6954. Seven-room, three bathroom I H M I M MI-1K2 ADDRESS 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. ” 19 — Wonted to Buy with cathdral ceilings, 2 SheHeratb UCONN, 129,900, Tedford Real Raised Ranch in prestige Rm I Estate LAWN MOWER C L A S S i r i E D A D V E R TI S I N G Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- There's only two things a fela cm Estate, 647-9914. fireplaces, walk-out basement PAINTING - interior and CITY R E N TA L S NEW LISTING - Cambridge Forest Hills! Many extras will >ry - 8119. : trust his Mother and Herald want with built-in bar, 2-car garage, chain kiws. Briggs and Strat- exterior, paperhanging, S TA T E >2 — Rooms lor Rent St., Manchester, six room stay. Even the garage is 13 — Apartments lor Rent Lost and Found f ads. large lot with privacy. $57,000. Bungalow, three bedrooms, ton, Tecumseh and Kohler excellent work. References. P .O . B o x 591 MUST SELL - 1970 Fiberglass : >4 — Homes lor Rent S O U T H W IN D S O R Philbrick Agency, Realtors, heated. Three zone heat. MANCHESTER-Vicinity, Free estimates. Fully insured. ZIP 15 — Business tor Rent garage, treed shaded lot, move- Homelite pumps and M a n c h e a t e r, Q o n n . 06040 boat, 115 H.P. Johnson motor. LOST - large older black and 646-4200. in condition. $38,900. Ken Lovely oversized rear deck. breathe deep, abundant country generators, Stihl chain saws Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. PHONE 16 — Resort Property lor Rent white male cat, call 649-6318 SIXBEDR60MS Red metal flake, and white witt m 17 — Wanted to Rent » HEY KIDS! Situation Wanted IS Luxurious, Raised Ranch, Ostrinsky Realtor, 643-1333. Come, let us show this high air, with plenty of growing parts and service. Pickup and trailer. Excellent condition, $2,- ' 18 — MIsc. lor Rent between noon and 6 p.m. NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven room for a good size family, PAPER HANGING Expert. W a n t to m a k e g o o d m o n e y w o r k in g o n ly a f e w h o urs fireplaced family room, sixties beauty to you. Would delivery. Ellington Equipment L_____12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. 000 or call 643-9262. A UTO M O TIV E a w e e k . N o lim it to h o w m u c h y o u c a n e a rn. Th r e e STRONG young man generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 GLASTONBURY - Split level cost considerably more to ^arkling clean, 3 or 4 bedroom Center, Route 83. 875-M18. Your average paper, in average • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Personals prime area, private baths, family room, 2 C l a a s M c a t lo n 4 1, M Is c a ll a n a o u s F o r 8 a to~C it — Autos tor Sale n ig h t s p er wee k. W e tra in. specializes in lawn mowing, built 1973, large treed lot, three replace! Three years young, Cfape, fireplac^ living room, room, $25. Mr. Richman, 64^ Sporting Goods 46 j 12 — Trucks lor Sale garage cleaning and painting. landscaped yard, two-car gar- fireplaces, 2-car garage, one garage, plus low 3864. 3 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale bedrooms, two full baths, two with all the amenities already ODD JOBS - Tracking, home REDUCE SAFE & fast with Billy, 646-2999. age, $60’s. aluminum siding, large lot. car garage, family room, city maintenance white aluminum repairs, yards cleaned. 4 — Motorcycles-BIcycles GoBese Tablets & E-Vap Call 647-9946 added. 1974 SLIMLINE Red W in g ' 5 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle This house aualifies for $2,000 water and sewer, F. J. Spilecki, siding. Call early on this priced Experienced handyman. Free EXTERIOR House painting Hunter complete with bow>‘ Homes “water pills’’. Liggett Parkade Heating-Plumbing 35 COLLEGE GIRLS WARREN E. tax credit. Philbrick Agency, Realtor, 643-2121. THREE FAMILY right, $35,500 home. B/W Real- estimates. Reasonable. 643- and wallpaper removal. Name Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury quiver, belt quiver and ranger 6 — Automotive Service Pharmacy. Manchester Evening Herald specializing in dinner parties. Realtors, 646-4200. ty, 647-1419. 0304. your own price. 649-5553. 7 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Spic and span, near schools, COMPLETE bath remodeling, above ground pool distributor camo outfit by Wing. Bow “ Will provide cleaning before shopping, bus, churches. BIDWELL Home Improvement needs warehouse space. Will painted by Halls Arrow.’' and after and serving. Always a RAISED RANCH - Seven NORTH COVENTRY - New INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain- repairs. Otto Lorentzen, Plum- HOWLAND D U P L E X 5-1-5 Three 5-room apartments LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. Co. Expert installation of bing Contractors.649-4056 to sell and completely install a Complete outfit, $90. Call 646- neat appearance. Reasonable, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Separate furnaces, city lisiting, five room Ranch. Walk- Cellars and attics cleaned, ting, wallpapering, sanding and aluminum siding, gutters and huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool 0073. Nina 646-2999. REALTORS 643-1108 fireplaces, 2-car garage, family with separate heating out basement with garage. rennishing floors, quality work, 8:30 a.m., 6-7 p.m. □ FINANCIAL utilities, convenient location, systems, all have stove, lawns mowed, small tree work. trims. Roofing installation and complete with fencing, room, modern Kitchen with Aluminum siding. Fireplace. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. free estimates, insured. Bob repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. sundeck, filter and pump. Now ADVERTISING amesite drive, excellent value refrigerator, disposal, Flooring 36 Garden Products 47-. SLfllVEYOR - No experience PHONE FROM home to ser- beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall at $34,900.. Acre lot with large garden Jobin, 649-9027. only $795. Full price financing carpeting, air-conditioners, ceramic baths, laundry area. VA, no money down. RATES Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 required. Good salary, paid vice our customers for super RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, MASONRY - all types concrete HORACE Tetrault — Siding, FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, available. Call Tony collect, HAY FOR FEED - mulch or^ training plus many benefits. earnings, choose own hours, □ REAL ESTATE handy location. $29,900. professionally landscaped. $52,- facilities in basement. A low Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, 742- work, fieldstone sp^ialty, over Building-Contracting 33 roofing, storm windows, aw- (specializing in older floors). 203-232-6500. whatever, $1.50 per bale, at^ 1 d a y ...... 9c word per day MORTGAGES, loans first, se- Ages 17-35. Enlistment call before 5 p.m., 646-5826. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 000. Philbrick Agency, maintenance item with 8243. 20 years experience, free es- nings. Quality workmanship, farm Vernon, 875-7308, w ill; Realtors, 64&4200. Ceilings and inside painting. 3 days ...... 8c word per day cond, third. All kinds. Realty required. Call U.S. Army at 643- 646-4200. excellent income. timates. After 5,643-1870 or 644- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - free estimates. Fully insured. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 8 ^ DARK RICH loam, five yards deliver, minimum 10 bales. 6 days ...... 7c word per day Remodeling, repairing, ad- statewide. Credit rating un- 9462. LOCAL LAW office needs Homes For Sale 23 VERNON - lovely four bedroom 2975. 872-9187, 649-3417. 2222. $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, 26 days ...... 6c word per day necessary, Reasonable. Con- experienced secretary. Write NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, 2 ROLLINfi PARK CAPE Cape, large country kitchen, un- ditions, rec rooms, porches and gravel, and stone 643-9504. 15 WORD MINIMUM MANCHESTER- well-kept two Seven rooms, with wall-to- PICK Your own strawberries,,: fidential, quick arrangements. MEDICAL Specialist - No Box cc, Manchester Herald. 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built family house, new roof, newly 1/2 baths, first-floor laundry, ique family room with bam COLLEGE BOY Will do yard roofing. No job too small. Call ROOFING - Specializing good picking, Zeppa Farms, 738^ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch aluminum siding, formal dining Wall tooughout. Attractive STEAM CARPET Cleaning. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. experience required. Good Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family painted, excellent location, DUBALDlUESraUIIGE board paneling, ample storage, work - has several years of 649-31&. repairing roofs, new roofs, The Master in steam carpet SWIMMING POOLS - Famous Birch Mountain Rd.,« 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- PART-TIME building room, fireplaces, garages. room, fireplace, handy to bus brick front. A mini-estate beautiful location, $37,500. Red experience and most equipment gutter work, chimneys, cleaned salary, paid training plus many $30’s. Red Carpet, Realtors, 646-0509 cleaning and hardwood floor Coleco guaranteed luxury ______Manchester. • * ford. Evenings, 233-6879. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- maintenance - 2 nights per Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. 872-8304. and shopping.$42,800. Philbrick out back, this you must see! Carpet Realtors. 872-8304. including truck, mower and CARPENTRY - Repairs, and re p a ie d . 30 y e a rs sanding and refinishing is above ground swimming pool, ment required. Call U.S. Army week, 3 hours per night. South Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Completely m ^em kitchen, chain saw, etc., call after 6 remodeling, additions, garages, experience. Free estimates. Floormasters, Inc. 119 Ann completely installed. Huge BUCKLAND FARMS I MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd at 643-9462. Windsor, must be able to use VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, SWIMMING pool, garage, wall- built-in range and dishwasher. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 649d3761. roofing, call Dave Patria, 644- Howley, 643-5361. Street, Hartford. Call 247-7917 16’x31’ O.D. complete with Strawberries - Pickk youryo own, * mortgages — interim financing floor machine. 646-5398. with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, NEW RANCH - Extra large to-wall carpeting all included in Lota-Land For Sale 24 1796. daily 9-5. filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, large field, ^ood picking, opeh; STRANT STREET. A con- modern kitchen, two baths, JAPANESE RARDEN — expeditious and confidential CLERK TYPIST - No large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- a mid 30’s price for this 6 room PROFESSIONAL floor care ROOFING - Installation and •••••••••••••••••••••••••*** sundecK, fencing and stairs. On- dail■ i l y , 8 " ollow signs from 3 service, J.D. Real Estate ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. venience plus location. Builder fireplace, 2-car garage, highlights this absolutely and carpet shampooing. Free WES ROBBINS carpentry repairs, gutters, storm win- experience required. Good ELECT^gJClAN, journeyman has renovated kitchen, put on Clean Colonial. Nicely ap- BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ ly, $689. Full price. Financing Caldor, Manchester. Assoc. 646-1980. salary, paid training plus many and experie^ed helpers, all aluminum siding and windows, pointed, inside recently painted delightful U&R Ranch on a frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 estimates, excellent rates, call remodeling specialist. Ad- dows, doors. Experienced MISC. FOR SALE available. Limited quanity. Call MANCHESTER - Four family aluminum siding, practically large deck, picture window in hill top high setting. Sunken Wiggins Maintenance Service. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, quality workmanship. Fully in- benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- benefits, cqfljS 644-0508 after 6 rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, outside. Shaded rear yard. Ear- Wolverton Agency, Realtors. Carl collect, 525-91%. for more KURY’S Stand is now open, we- p.m. in center of town, four rooms basement with walk-out to living room, cathedral ceiling. 646-1642. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, sured. Free estim ates. information. have squash, beets, lettuce andt ment requir^. Call U.S. Army 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly ly occupancy. Mr. Matthew, 649-2813. Articles for Sale 41 at 643-9462. each apartment. Income over patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Majestic floor to ceiling 649-3446. Reasonable prices. Rick cucumbers. 157 French Road,* priced. T. J. Crockett, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Burnett, 646-3005. □ EMPLOYMENT WORK evenings and Saturdays, $6,000. Excellent estate builder, Realtors, 643-1577. fireplace. Sun, shade and BOLTON - two abutting MAGIC CHEF gas stove, Bolton. part-time, shoe sales. Apply $56,500. Wolverton Agency, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ALUMINUM sheets used as Coppertone, five years old, $75, HEBRON-BOLTON Line - privacy in any idyllic setting. building lots with total ap- Vs adiii H M l i f i r l S w printing plates, .007 thick, Manchester Green Shoe Outlet, Realtor, 649-2813. CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal minutes from Manchester, proximate frontage of 440’x 200’ C U S T O M A S T O C K S H A D E S new homes custom built, D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, after 5, 742-8732. Antiques 48. MANCHESTER - 6-room dining room, fireplaced living Under $60,000. Also a C « m p M t Una of remodeled, additions, rec 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Help Wanted 13 KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 509 East Middle Turnpike. Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for- seven room U&R Raised deep. Wolverton Agency, gutters and leaders. Free es- □ NOTICES BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar- Ranch, two fireplaces, wall-to- SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL Realtors, 649-2813. C RTM M K S I EMM a U B rooms, garages, kitchens timates. Fully insured. 249- Phone 643-2711.______PORCELIN bathroom sink with WANTED Antique furniture, are needed at Smyth Busi- DEPENDABLE crown and bedroom Ranch, fireplace, mal dining room, large kitchen age, immaculate condition, M A N C H E STE R remodelea, baui tile, cement 0205. fixtures $25. Call 568-5098 after ESTABLISHED REAL Estate with pantry, 2-car garage, treed wall carpeting, one Acre plus Older home in convenient glass, pewter, oil paintings, or office needs two full-time sales ness Systems. Full-time, bridge person needed im- utility room, fenc^ in yard for $36,900. Philbrick Agency, V E N ETIA N B LIN D C O , work. Steps, dormers. Residen- NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 6 p.m. other antique items. R.. yard. $37,900. Wolverton Agen- Realtors, 646-4200. land, dead end street, mid-40’s, location. A fast sale is LOT FOR SALE - Sherwood cents each. Inquire side door. Lost and Found people. Wolverton Agency, days or part-time evenings. mediately 2-3 years experience, privacy. Across the street from call 646-5107. wanted, priced accordingly. Forrest, Route 20, Becket, aaBaiiiiB______m m ' tial or commercial. Call 649- ROOFING, siding, gutters, aw- Harrison, 643^09. Free parking, benefits, beach. Hurry only $26,500. cy Realtors, 649-2813. 4291. Manchester Evening Herald. Realtors, 649-2813. full-time. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Mass. Priced for quick sale. nings, lighting protection. STAINLESS steel kitchen sink, LOST - black frame reading salary negotiable. 161 South Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, MAKEANOFFERI Lowest prices. Work WANTED - Antiques or coUec- ■ BOLTON - custom built six THREE Bedroom Cape in Call Hagler Real Estate 643- WE BUY and sell u ^ fur- $15. Call 568-5098 after 6 p.m. glasses in black case, vicinity ATTENTION Demonstrators - Satellite Rd., So. Windsor, HELP WANTED - part-time, to 643-6775. NEW AND SPACIOUS Manchester, aluminum siding, on this air-conditioned 6624. PAVING, Recap old driveways. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY uaranteed. Insured, terms. E. tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes,! room raised ranch, with 22x25 Excavate and ^ad e new or old niture. Cash on the line. One East Center and McKee, Toys and Gifts. Work now thru Call 528-9366. do pleasant telephone work Modern Dutch Colonial, 8 garage. Excellent condition. Northfield Green Con Carpentry and general contrac- fteve Pearl, Beacon Lightning furniture, lamps, china, etc.'* TOLLAND - Two-year old fireplaced family room, three driveways with amesite or ting. Residential and commer- piece or an entire housefull. SEWING MACHINE - Deluxe Reward. Call 646-3134. December. Free Sample Kit. from our office. Excellent in- bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen rooms, 3 spacious bedrooms, 30’s. Adjoining lot available. dominium. Sudden develop- LOTS FOR SALE - Minutes ■ Protection (Company. 643-5465. model Pfaff. All attachments. Any quantity, 644-8962. ^ No experience needed. Call or \pply in pt eight-room Ranch, set on one bituminous concrete. 688-5407. cial. Whether it be a small 646-6432. Furniture Bara, 345 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• has built-in oven and range, one full plus 2 half baths, 644-8665. ment makes immediate sale from Main St. or will build Main Street Rear, behind $60i Excellent condition. Call $50. REWARD for lost 10-speed write Santa’s Parties, Avon, Center Street, Manchester. acre treed lot. Two full baths, fireplace in living room, for- imperative! Extra kitchen single or Duplex for buyer. 643- repair job, a custom built home Wanted to Buy 49', dining room, two-car garage, DRIVEWAYS - 9 ft. X 100 ft., Douglas Motor Sales. 643-9262. Raleigh bike, - 019 4139. Call Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. wall-to-wall carpet throughout. mal dining, fully applianc^ MANCHESTER - Two family, 5465 after 5 p.m. or oefore 8 or anything in between, call 646- POWER PLANT Operator - No Fireplaced living room, eat-in acre lot, Wolverton Agency cabinets and counters. Wall- $288, completely installed, on 1379. 643-7277. Also Booking Parties. TAILORS needed - fully Realtors, 649-2813. 5-5, in excellent condition. a.m. Heating-Plumbing 35 9,000 BTU air conditioner, like COLLECTOR will pay $65 fof^- experience required. Good qualified, 10 years experience, kitchen, family room, sundeck. eat-in kitchen, first floor to-wall carpeting.jhetra base- your base, cold-mix, call now CLEAN USED refrigerators, old Bisque or China head doll." family room,^ 2-car garage, Walking distance to shopping ranges, automatic washers, new, $169, call after 5,6494128. LOST - little black cock-apoo, STOCK CONTROL and Accoun- salary, paid training plus many full, part-time, dependable. Mid 40’s. Additional land and bus. VA, no money down. inehF, fam i^ robm or exCfa for immediate installation, BUILDING - Remodeling, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Call locally. 875-7356. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- 30 LOCUST STREET - two locaj^ on 117 Grissom Road, Mroom. ^lieve it or noL an ^h ere in Connecticut, 646- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s vicinity Pine Street. Answers to ting - No experience required. Jobseekers, 568-1070. available. Zinsser Agency, 646- Pasek, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, Business Property roofing, rec rooms, additions, cleaned with electric cutters, ment required. Call U.S. Army 1511. family, no agents please. $44,- Forest Hills area. this one may self in the twen- 26 3929, anytime. garages. All kinds, carpentry Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- POOL TABLE with pin^ pong Pepe. Call 643-9213, reward. Good salary paid training plus 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. 742-8243. by professionals. McKinney ANTIQUES - clocks,, many benefits. Ages 17-35. at 643-9462. RN for busy doctors’ office in M A T T H E W ties! Call now. work. For estimates cat! 649- Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- 2m top 4x8. All accessories in- phonographs, guns, glass, com- VERNON - Six-room older MANCHESTER - 10,000 square DRIVEWAYS - any size, no job 1142. cluded, $150. 646-5391. LOST in the vicinity of Spruce Enlistment required. Call U.S. Manchester. Full time, 9-5:30 MANCHESTER - Large An- MANCHESTER - Older CLEAN COLONIAL foot brick industrial building, pany, 643-5308. ic boo^, basm ll cards, pain- and Oak Streets, shepherd Army at 643-9W2. RADIO OPERATOR - No p.m., five days a week, in- home with large kitchen, three ALLEN too big or too small, call day or SCREENED LOAM - driveway tings, dolls, trains, statues. 646- saldi Built Raised Ranch, three gracious four bedroom Dutch Six rooms plus garage and CTound level and raised loading collie, male dog, black with tan, experience required. Good cluding alternating Saturdays. bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- Realtor 872-8581 Colonial out of state owner night, Steven Paving, 525-6414. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone NO JOB too small, toilet gravel, processed gravel, ^ d > MOVING, Must SeU - Home 2690, 646-1882. salary, paid training plus many 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. bedrooms, two fireplaces, swimming pool. Wall-to-wall docks. Own for $6. per foot in- walls, fireplaces, flagstone stone and fill. George H. Grif- furnishings and appliances in- children’s pet, phone 643-6865, CONSTRUCTION Worker - No Please send resume to Herald beautiful rec room, oversized 2- needs a quick sale. Priced in cluding land. Move into your repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Reward. experience required. Good benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Box P. the 50’s. B/W realty, 647-1419. in several rooms. Nicely COLLEGE students want lawn terraces, concrete repairs, in- faucets replaced, repaired, rec fing, Andover, 742-7f(B6. cluding washer and diyer. Will VOLVOS WANTED any year, ment required. Call U.S. Army COVENTRY Four-room Split car garage, wooded lot, etc. RANCH - with gorgeous view. shaded rear yard, quiet street. own building for as cheap as mowing, general yard and odd side and outside. Reasonably sacrifice, no reasonable offer we will pay instant cash on the salary, paid training plus many $61,900. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real you can rent. City utilities. rooms, bathroom remodeling, benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- at 643-9462. STEREO salesperson needed Level with one-car garage, Large living room with beamed TOLLAND - Extremely nice Immediate occupancy. A true job work. Experienced. Very priced. 643-0851. heat modernization, etc. Free LIVE BAIT - night crawlers, refused. See at 65 West Middle spot. Call Mr. Mag. Clayton Estate Associates, 646-1980. catnedral ceilings and Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. ment required. Call U.S. Army for retail sales, experienced living room, kitchen, two setting, four bedroom Garrison value in the mid thirties. Call, reasonable. 643-8634. estimates gladly given. M & M shiner, and crawfish. Camp Turnpike or call 643-7579. Motors 289-3461. Help Wanted 13 fireplace, formal dining room, Meeting Rd., Bolton. 649-5885. at 643-9462. COMMUNICATIONS Elec- salary open, daytime hours. bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser Colonial, 2 1/2 bathrooms, eat- we have the key! ANY TYPE remodeling, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Agency, 646-1511. VERNON - Large 2-family, 4-4, fully equipped kitchen with AVAILABLE supervised day tro n ic re p a irm a n - No Jobseekers, 568-1070. ideal in-law set-up, immaculate in kitchen, large family room, alterations, carpentry, Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 sliding glass doors to deck. NEW LISTINRI care with meals for your elder- FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing experience required. Good condition, carpeting etc. 30’s. J. Huge family room with stone two car garge, 40’s, Red Carpet masonry, and concrete, free es- salary, paid training plus many MANCHESTER - New listing. Realtors, 872-8304. Immaculate Colonial with ly relativq, while you go to - Repairs and remodeling, D. Real Estate Associates, 646- fireplace, two full baths. work, shopping, visit a friend. timates, Tony Squillacote, 649- benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Aluminum sided Raised Ranch 1980. spanking new kitchen. Six- 0811. sewer lines cleaned electrical- REGISTERED NURSES with 2-car garage in prestigious Philbrick Agency, Realtors, rooms, garage, breez^ay, Call M 9-2^ foj: information. ly. Prompt service on emergen- PROFESSIDNAL NURSES ment required. Call U.S. Army 646-4200. MANCHESTER-Vicinity - at 643-9462. Full-time and part time Forest Hills. ’T'rwo full baths, Several two families, from $31,- lovely private yard. Desirable TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service cies. 643-7024. enclosed porch, sundeck, three COVENTRY - Spacious seven PAUL’S Tree Service - openings for evening shift, 3 room Ranch, three bedrooms, OLDER HOME - Large living 900 up. Could be just the right Jordt-Jensen St. area. A real - Remodeling, repairs, ad- REGULAR; FULL-TIME and PART-TIME TRUCK D R IV ER - No bedrooms. Immaculate condi- beginning for you. B/W Realty, experienced, professional land BOTTI HEATING and Plum- LYNCH TOYOTA p.m.-ll:30 p.m. and night fireplaced living room and room with dining area, eat-in pleasure_to inspect. Owners ditions, custom building. No job Our hospital has Immediata openings ON ALL SHIFTS experience required. Good tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, 647-1419. clearing, tree cutting, and bing - All heating a.nd plumbing shift. 11:15 p.m.-7:15 a.m. 646-1511. dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 kitchen, Ihi baths, 3 bedrooms, moving soon, canl^ occupli^ removal, chipper rental, fully too small. Free estimates. Over ON SEVERAL Medical/Surgical Units, Operating and salary, paid training plus many acre treed lot. $29,900. Merritt 25 years experience. 643-5769. repairs plus remodeling. Call Connecticut RN license porch. Interior completely in time for new school yaar. insured, 487-18W. 643-1496. Recovery Room. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Agency, 646-1180. redorated, 2-car garage. $33,- CENTRALLY LOCATED six ment required. Call U.S. Army required, experience PORTER STREET area - room Colonial. New kitchen Moderate price range. Excellent benefit package and starting rate. For further preferred. 500. Philbrick Agency, information or to arrange a personal Interview, please call at 643-9462. Raised Ranch ready for with dishwasher, carpeting, NEW LISTING decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad- NEW LISTING - Forest Hills Realtors, 646-4200. Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale USED CAR SPECIALS! or write, 646-1222 ext. 481. INTRAVENOUS THERAPIST area, four bedroom Colonial, 2 disposal. Enclosed frontit porch.porch Rockledge Ranch. Versatile Getting things rr|oving is our 81 HELICOPTER Repairman - No Part time openings for vantage of the $2,000. tax credit Onlyily $30,900. ‘ Pasek Realtors, eight-roomer with natural in- and buy this home. 120 by 200 1/2 baths, first floor family CONTEMPORARY Raised business. We take pride ip- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL experience required. Good evening and night shifts, room, with fireplace, two car Ranch - Large, modern kitchen 289-7475, 742-8243. law situation. Typical our effective handling,ofYi&ai 74 COROIU 73 CELICA 72 CORONA MKII , salary, paid training plus many Connecticut RN license foot lot, seven room home with 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight- garage with electric eye, for- with pantry, formal dining Rockledge shaded lot. Many estate purchases, salbs and CATALANO’S AUTO SALES & SERVICE 2-D o o f Sod a n. o t a n d ird tra na mla- 2-D o o r H ardtop, otandard t r a n im li- 4-D o or Sa d a n. sta nd ard tra naml a- benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- required, experience mal dining room, mint condi- BROOKFIELD STREET - Pre- s lo n , r a d io , a x e a ll a n t c o n d itio n , alon. rad finlah vdth blac k vinyl top. d o n . AM / FM radio, ba autltul btua HOSPITAL ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well room with built-ins, living room war Cape, nice condition, six extras, including commercial leases. Call us at 646-4040 369 Center St., ManGhester ment required. Call U.S. Army preferred. Excellent benefits. tion, many extras, call Keith be autiful ye llow finlah. A M / F M ra dio, t achom at ar. low. low flniah. ' 71 H a yn e s S t. M a n c h e s t e r, C o n n . at 643-9462. worth it. And, we will take your with cathedral ceiling and rooms in all. One bath, garage, cooling fan and three built-in and get your deal moving. Contact Personnel Office 423- Real Estate for details, 646- fieldstone fireplace from floor PHONE 646-S322 mlla aga. LABOR DISPUTE IN PROCESS home in trade. T. J. Crockett, 4126, 649-1922. small lot. Ideal for couple, wan- air conditioners. Automatic >2195 9201 ext. 364. Realtors, 643-1577. to ceiling, redwood paneling, ting minimum of outside work. <2595 Equal upportunlty Employer TELEPHONE Lineman - No four bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen, built-in hutch, >3195 experience required. Good T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- cathedral ceiling, Swedish WINDHAM COMMUNITY WILLIMANTIC - new listing, OAKLAND ST. - corner lot, en- large family room with safary, paid training plus many trance to industrial area, eight 1577. fireplace. Two fireplaces, two Offers The Following Services... three bedroom Raised Ranch, fireplace, den or library, 5 GORMAN I C T i r i m w i e m i 72 70Y0TA PICKUP 71 TOYOTA MKII , benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- MEMOMAL HOSPITAL room house, two car garage, O i m i u n l i M i i u n st a n d a rd tranamlaalon. ra dio. 6 fool 2-D o or H ardtop, automa tic trana mlo-1 nylon wall-io-wall carpeting, sliding glass doors, 2 large and one-half baths. Cannot be Edmund Gorman Agency ment required. Call U.S. Army An Equal opportunity Employer needs repairs, Keith Real decks, 2-car garage, large lot. replaced for selling price in S t a n d a rd tr a n a m l a a lo n . a m / f m alon. air conditioning, ra dio. ba autHul I immaculate throughout, corner Commercial and Industrial ra dio. Ilk a naw. al actric ra a r wind ow - A AB yellow finish. at 643-9462. Estate, 6^126, 649-1922. M A N C H E S TE R Quality Used Cars at Discount Prices lot, $29,900-, Tedford Real $68,500. Philbrick Agency, mid-fifties. Real Estala Brokers 1 defroster, vinyl Interior. * | g g ^ 3 3 5 Realtors, 646-4200. ASSUMABLE MORTBAGEII Serving Cenlral Connecticut Legal Notice INVENTORY Clerk - No Estate, 647-9914. FIVE GARAGES Scfioofs-Classes 19 NEW LISTING - Custom Cape $36,600 for big^ 6-room Cape in ■ 604 Middle Turnpike East Quality Body Work at Discount Prices >2695 experience required. Good with garage, five bedrooms, 1 CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, go with this immaculate big 6-' Manchester. Connecticut TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT salary, paid training plus many ^ e lle n t condition^ Full sh ^ 1/2 baths, rec room, many city utilities, handy location, dormer, IVi baths, niew 6 Two Family one block from REGISTRARS OF VOTERS benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- extras, upper 40’s, shown by ap- $31,500. Philbrick Agency Main St. Two separate gas| ment required. Call U.S. Army carpeting, fireplace, (^mploto Engine Tuneups : In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Election Laws, Rev. pointmentlent only, Goodchi"Goodchild- ‘ Realtors, 646-4200. heating systems. IVii baths on 1971 CHEVROIET CHEVRU MUJBir rof 1973, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of Voters will at 643-9462. BartlettJartlett Real!Realty days, 646-1852, remodeled kitchen, built-in Real Estate Wanted 28 SWIMMMG LESSONS one side. Aluminum storms, 2-D o or H ardtop, be autiful gra a n finlah. axe allant condition, automa tic tra n a m lt- .accept applications for admission as an elector at the following evenings, 643-'‘•3-'7887. air conditioner. - PI’TI, $29,860 Complete Brake Service ARE YOU fam iliar with MANCHESTER Cape - Extra screens, doors. Amesite, over- slon. pow er ata a dng. air conditioning, radio, vinyl top. locations: clean, and ready for immediate balance at 8Wo. Call Tony ALL CASH for your property casualty and property in- sized driveway. Terrific in- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ; Saturday - July 12, 1975 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. July Only MANCHESTER - two family occupancy, fireplace, basement Wasielfsky at 649-5306. surance, can use person pqrt Duplex plus five room single. E Q U A L H O U S IN Q O P P O R TU N ITY come, over $5,700. annually instant service. Hayes Agency, Complete Jire Service *2195 SAM Crafts Fair time to handle small accounts, (4 Weeks) rec room, partial dormer and Separate heating units. Three deep 160’ lot. Convenient loca- jAgBSWl t W A H i g plus almost assured future ap- 646-0131. r— SPECIAL— 1 Center Park 15-20 hours per week, call 278- bedrooms each side of Duplex. preciation due to location SPECIAL' Main Street 7770 for information. tion, just $37,900. Call Warren S4S-BS08 397-1815 728-8818 SPECIAL Mon. manageabie, TV, an electric organ, and a Special-density polyether foam. Jaguar 333 stereo set. The couple was sit- In Southwest Area CAMERAS * top-grain fragrant, “Autiempered" tieel safely toe. glove leather, ting in their living room at the Lightning in a severe summer by Redwood Rd. on the north, FILM-BULBS tpeclally time and thought at first it was storm has been blamed for a Bell St. on the east, Alexander oil treated. responsive to the DISCOUHT PRICES . Lamlnaia of woven cotton a “tremendous explosion like a lengthy blackout affecting 531 Dr. (East Hartford) on the and napped sheeting bomb going off,” Obzut said. impregnated wRh PROFESSIONAL custom ers in M anchester’s west, and the Manchester- ARTHUR DRUG vinyl acetate latex. Obzut was also affected by the southwest section, the Hartford Glastonbury boundary on the All-waather Full leather vam p^ " Slormwelt bolt and was treated by his south. all around touch. Perfect Electric Light Co. (HELCO) and toe lining." physician. (Eighth District) said today. the shoe. for today’s Sunday, 12:07 p.m. — a four- HELCO said the power out- sg‘ Genuine ___ ^One-piece cushlon^repe age started at 6:05 p.m. and Goodyear Walt construction, year-old girl climbed on her Heet-io-loe alr-cuehloned Innarsole. Neoprene sole‘I aand heel. swirly, surly U.S. CIVIL completely nalltese. tricycle and pulled Box 291 at lasted for three hours and ten exuberant Durant and Crescent Sts. She minutes. told police and fire fighters she The outage affected HELCO SERVICE TESTS! was curious about it. (Town) customers in an area bounded hairdos. Men-womenen-wotnen age 18 and over. Prepare now for U.S. Civil Service exams for job Where else can you finrJ openingslenlngs during Uie next 12 monUis. Governmentk>vemment positions[ pay high starting salaries. They provide n ea te r securi- all these features? Includes I than .private employment and opportunity for advancement. Many positions requireequlre little or no specializeds^ ia liz e d education or experience.- Manchester Meat Market But to get one of these Jobs,IS, you frequently must pass a test. The competition • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- shantpoo 51 BI88ELL 8TIIEET (raarl 643-8424 is keen. soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job Lincoln Service has helpedid many |people prepare for these tests every year rated so'les and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil test curls, ‘*The REilL BUTCHER SHOP In Manchester” since 1M8. It is one of the largiargest ' and oldest privately owned schools of Its kind and la not connected withI the t h e Government. ______resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • hair style For FR|;e information on Government Jobs, Including list of positions and Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • TUES. & WED. ONLY salaries, fill out coupon and mall at once — TODAY. ^1 1 .8 5 You will also get full details on how you can prepare yourself for these tests. Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. U.S.D.A. Cholc* Don't deUy - ACT NOW! 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ScM ooi- Cotton/rayonoord. wlde;a-8yafdlEmjpNi ' ortandgndMttB. 24'ienglli ' Tv FIMMIN ?sll VQr HffPO-fwMr Reg. a .K >.. .Sale f a r Ea. meet ®ky Swae. TWO DRESS W E U FOR LESS M O N EY A N D POCK ET BIG SA VIN GS! eiiiirAMtHICAHO 706 G R A IfT C ITY...K N O W N FOR VALUES TO CHAROEHr SG 446 — W.T. G R ANT 7AC-I, page 4 * isSORTEI^lM K NIT SPORT :;:ts-.'i‘V‘ti^ l i PM.,|4(P3si-S, We made a special purchase of these ei66y-ca&. knits to help stretch your summet C O TTO N K N IT of color combinations; S-M-L-Xli TU B E TO PS v r save 42% RUGOED DENIM W ITH LOTS OF iU iR E Reg. 2.59 Ea. mveovemm^M: fmm M Gre a t a lo n e or u n d e r a shirt. C o o l s u m m e r p a st e ls. O n e siz e stre tch .ffi" fits m o^t gals. B u y p l e n tvi ^'yS ^ '' ’ 7 ' ‘ 4 i he; ' * ' e 7 ' ' , f Reg. 7.9S!. ' ' v / 4 Wg ^ c l ^ and flare b o t i o ^: ; . ; 4 4. ’ *iw cotton dentm; 29 to 36, WOMEN'S CROSS l i f m BAND SANDALS save 18% ■ CREW NECK K NIT SHIRTS save 2 3 % * j e 7 - *. 'v 'Swu, .-r-i.- Rif. 2.76 » P r e tty little vin yl 'YOUN G MISS' sling-b a c k with tiny 2 For ^ 3 iS m M i SHORT SETS* - • §m :4...... 'h e e l g o e s e v e r y Reg. 1.04 Eo. 'F f wh ere . C olors. Siz e s s p e ci a l km. 5 to 10. p u rc h a s e ! * Choose from a large assort- i Djtai9.11. At .. m e n t of solids and stripes.yj|fe 8-1 8. TOUGH TWILL S o lid o r f a n c y t o p , solid s h ort. N y lo n k nit; 7-1 4. f l a r e j e a n s BASKETBALL s ave 2 0 % SNEAKERS save over $1 WOMEN'S BIKINI BARGAINS 3 . 9 7 , . \\\ 3 . 8 8 » Reg. 4.94 save R«t>4.99 N o-iro n p o ly e s t e r / c o t to n. 32% C a n v a s upper, P V C So lid c o lors; 8-1 8 re g. 8-1 6 soles, cushion arch. 49f ' slim. M e n’s 6V*-12, B oys' nor. *»»*2*l7Pko. 2V2-6, Youths’ 11-2. I V'' «' iM k c o m f ort a f a l e .%i * »c a ‘Jse it's so mk E. Gre a t est prints in silky nylon; 5- 7. vep-jW'M 707 DRESS WELL FOR LESS M O N EY A N D P OC K ET BIG SA VIN GS! D A IIY NEEDS PRICE C UT EVEN BELOW OUR D AILY LOW, LOW PRICES! _l " ' ------— ______SG 446 — W.T. G R A NT 7AC-I, page 6 708 8g446, W. T. Grant 7AC*I, page 7 ' s m y E t w i i f E L ' 5-PC. DINETTE* WITH FORMICA® TABLE TOP s p e c ia l p urch a s e * Avoca do metal frames with avocado printed se ats a nd backs. 36x48" W .'r P o W i e a s % - ^ tel$al1br t K W W '^c table extends to 60". , Ju X „ < QuMithy AvaHsM.. . . No Rain Chacka ,<..r3i:io$itton f o dTe n d b a i^ re sts, ' * 5 • • W I M * -:^F ' - -•*'< i - ' l i e l t , 's h o p p i^ - iMtsIte t.^ i 36* X 3(r, srith adia^on mesh skflnp iteai^ - . f p a ifH > a d(Ie (f s^aetl Ju v e n il e goardf Wat^wxrf tdnyl-coverecl pad fhchaorM Juw^le , pfftit An exoeptiofitd vokiel I Mott Itomt aviRtblo at most Grant COfiiilShO. Ul) Bradford* LIGHT, BRIGHT PORTABLE TV s a v e $ 2 0 P A M F E tS^ mSPOSABLI 'W i t t n m r d i a p e r s j n i c e A i P f 6 TO P B UT! IN FANTS' Rtg. 94.88 •£5SS^“«« c u t f # *• u»f12 YOUNGSTERS' PANTS FLAME-RETARDANT UNDERSHIRTS .1.M Big, bright saving on a 12" diag. »ave 2 2% t***®* SLEEP 'N' PLAY SUITS me as. TV. Light enough to carry from to 3 3 % ' e w 2 0% W T t A . room to room — priced to carry right PAMPERS* DISPOSABLE YowrOieiM save M«0UTi a M«..U...1.«« hometodayl ^ 'D AYTIM E' DIAPERS Tra ining Pants. Triple crotchl 32% 1.96 l A . PIctur. ahown on acraOn almulataa TV raceptlon. p r i c e « J M | Cotton knit; sizes 1-2-3-4-6. R«g.2JS Comfortabift cotton knibi give lots of wear! Sleeveless stylo pun- C U t l tncIM P kg. o f 2, Reg. $1, Sa le 78c Pkg. Prints! Solids! Assort ed footed overs in 6-mos. - 3 yr. sizes. Plastic Pants. Machine wash styles, all in acetate / polyester. Limit! 3 DM t g«. iw rc M t a iw r able, sizes N ewbom-XL. On e size fits infants 0-22 lbs. So P kg. o f 4. Reg. 1.17, Sale 78c Pkg. soft, cozy! * W «6£S, w a^^ ' ^ BCRS BIRDSEYE INFANTS' GOWN DIAPERS - OR KIMONO save over 20% save 30% Ju n t a s Your Choice 2 . 9 0 Mo d e Pk | ..ni ln-1.7* 1.66 8V2x 1 r / 2-FT^RUG FLAT- STOCK DPI COLORFAST Rtf. M 9 RECEIVmO B U N K ETS Absorbent cotton. PACKED TO CARRY HOME Fast-dryingl Medi Fl a m e-re t a rd a n t FAMOUS E V E N a o * um-w eight; white Arn el* triacetate / o v e r $ 3 o jQ f! Forfrel* polyester. INIANTNURSERS a ve r 2 0 % lA . only. 2 7' x 2T cut size. O n e siz e fits all aave c T ' newborn infants. %S1 Practical oM idMil Washable cot- » Reg. 19J8 ion bifntola Itesp baby snug and Convenient 8-oz. size! Pla aBcbot- 16*66 wHm ChoioaotjiMvenSe prints. tle a a r e d e sign e d a s coiorfui Tough polypropylene fiber in decora novelty ciw a ct e rs f B uy pientyf tive twe eds for living room, den, or p a t io .. .flat-pack ed so you can carry one home now! T W O ______eAsvwAve HtwwItWtRlCWO REGISTER NOW FOR U'L DARUN' PHOTOS For Theae Yoo Love 'GR ANT C ITY...K N O W N FOR VALUES TO C H A R C E-ir T T !n l l i ______710 s o 4 4 6 — W .T. G R A N T 7 A C -I. p a g e 8 - ’"TTT7T7T GRANTMASTER 'BRONCO' TIRES 'NW iRIAL' PAINTS save over $23 to $27 FOR OUTSIDE USE P r i c e when you buy a set of'4 save over *2 gat. c u t f e s a #7104 Qre ar 5 77 f o r ; r “ « f o n .R dg.7.99 . nCQULAR EACH YOUR CHOICE saX8 iptr* TO»- voueiT- 4-rib gra b-a n d-go tre ad for A7S-13 1.7 2S.27 410r$ 83 ‘ImpOrtAl* LaiBX H o u m ffalnt: High B7S-14 1 » 30.97 4 f ort 98 quality paint Uia fs a pleasMtu to apply! super traction. 4-ply construc C7S-14 20 31 o r 4M-2104 tion to resist impact of curbs, E7S-14 20! 3207 4tM-9108 Ortas xiukJkfy.Tong-fasting, weather- m -1 4 Z* 3307 4 lor $112 r a f j^ n t, writh easy dra n-up. rock s, gla ss a nd potholes. 07S-14 2 0 35.97 4«or$l20 H7S-14 2.7 3707 BUG 4ITE PAINT THINNER Tir e up’ with 4 and see how 41or$138 ‘impwriar Urta x TH b i P aint: Perfect save 07S-16 2 0 3507 4h>r$l20 lo r doora^ windows, shutters, porch «»«» w gm much you save! H7S-1S 2 0 3707 4for$128 44% 389CA LTS-IS 3.1 40.97 4for$140 ceilings, more! D ri e s ^ ip k iy to a 2 a % « A L WhMl not ittcludw) AnpricMplwtF.E.T. R M . 6 8 c E e . tough, (ferabto finish. YeOow Hght doesn't attract Reg. 1.97 Thins paint, enamel, varnish: ^inaectsfUO watt size. starts ch a re d fires. Sold only In Pfcs. of 2 A IR F lU E R S p r § 0 0 e u t l SKRAMBLER 3 1 . 47^ 2«87 2 0 " BIKE FOR ^ Raf. BOYS ON THE GO Size s for most domestic cars at save $7 welcome savings. E a sy to install. TU N i-H P S E T 4 7 .8 8 COOL CUSHIO N Reg. 54.88 H A N O T |I0U S »I01D PLASTICS save 20% i^OUSEHOLD GADGETS* M otocross look h a ndle bars with waffle style grips; r .» ,< ja un ty b a n a n a s a ddl e; lA . :;.f ; , : ;m | sr coaster brake. Timing light w i| ) lamote starter^- Y O t t i c N o i c r R«f. 1 3 f GRANTMASTER '4 8' B ATTERY compresskHi tester}; x^reat assortment of handy household Cov e r th a t ‘hot seat' with cool fuel pump tester. Keep engine in" * RectMipilie didipan.e iW « Round gadgetet Pof ttie kitchen, for yous sewing comfort at a comfortable saving. tip-top shape and save!' waRfebaelurt • Bowl Imiali md liohlir box; decorative items. ded< Iterhs, bath with old gadgets. Save now! wFrei«5 ^ 21£lil save over $6 28.88 battery «MHtiidiyl>aai(et«Rounddi$ftpane. : :f*UmlMiQuMntlCwAveM4«.,,Noita8^ S H Reg. 34.99 P OUR OID® 12-volt powerhouse fits most domestic cars Get quick, sure SUPER SHOOTER starts — lots of reserve power, too save ^a a^rn^m over $2 •* ^ / Reg. 19.96 LUBE, OIL CHANGE W ITH FILTER^ Ta k e s 6 kinds of insta nt pic tures — from new Polacolor 2 . save over 20% X I f . B I R R I N G S O N G to thrifty square black/white. Hrmstf CAR W ASH $ ET ^ 4«iiMsiMe cars snUTvwMM* SODA FOUNTAIN save over 20% s a ve KEYSTONE p I l i t D GtASSWARE R n - 7.49 ni POCKET-MATIC® 101 Comple t e lubrication, oil IW SM ' save change and refill, oil filter $3 1 4 .8 8 replaced with Grants oil fil f ' t u m b l e ^' ter. Save. YOUR CHOICE Reg. 17.88 10»qt. buck e t, polishing mftt^ f \ either blue or * ^d ,’ Color corrected lens; double ex 'Only «t Qrants 6«rvtc* C«ni*rft sponge* polishing olo&i, scni3ber Banana split (fish.'parfalt, sun dae dish, soda gfass. Th e tettf ^ posure prevention. With film, thing — fun for'kidsf magicube, extender, wrist strap. TO .C H .,M ..r ^ eiRANT CITY...KNOWN FOR VALUES DAIir NEEDS PRICE CUT EVEN BELOW OUR DAILY LOW, LOW PRICES! 714. 3-DAY SPECIAL! Of fn SHRIMP IPINNER dit Includes: Golden French Ja flies, rich creamy c d e slaw, G/uuit Ci6i and roil with butter. KNOWN FOR VALUES/ 1.87 J 1 r pel oul of off Pr pai the the am 1 1 C Wm Air me tod U !• sch bef M wei 7 nyl hig wit site ten A Bre Most MsHns avallabl. at most GrantCItyStoras. sch mmm. ]> 1 •S5. \ Ho: Nui agr wmm, 6:31 beg NE— l2 -< 7 A C K B A 7 / 7 5 ff CONNEaiCUT sior ANSONIA-ANSONIAMALL MIDDLETOWN - WASHINGTON PLAZA Supplemsnt to sch' NEW HAVEN-DOW NTOW N AVON-SIMSBURY The Hartford Courant, A NEWINGTON - 240 HARTFORD AVE. BARKHAMSTED-ROUTE 44 New Haven Register, H alford Times, hos BRANFORD-ROUTE 95 OLD SAYBROOK MALL fori BRISTOL PLAINVILIE Bristol Press, New Britain Herald, EN FIELD -49 ELM STREET VERNON-TRI-CITY PLAZA Winsted Citizen & Courier, HAMDEN WALLINGFORD PLAZA t : Middletown Press, The Evening Sentin^, ( MANCHESTER-PARKADE WETHERSFIELD Meriden Record Journal, ...... DOWNTOWN...... MERtDENMALL ...... ^ WINDSOR Mm . m poge 10 not avoOaUa Ht Mew Hovsn, Windsor, Manchester, Ansonia, Meriden, Vernon Manchester Evening Herald, ( 1213—NE Rockville Reminder Wook of July 7,1975 V Aei to reg sg446, W, T. Grant 7AC-I, page 12 hat A sin loo! ope lev tioi E allc