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They Help Draft About Town Party Platforms Manchester has represen The Presbyterian Church will First Church of Christ, Scien BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. S c e n e From Here tatives on the state platform com have a prayer meeting and Bi tist, will have a testimony Celling Repairs & Replacements mittees of both political parties ble s.tudy tonight at 7; 30 and a meeting tonight at 8 at the — Mayor John Thompson on the Bible study Thursday at 9:30 church, 447 N. Main St. The Now Introducing lEupntttg Ibralb Democratic committee and a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce meeting is open to the public. St. ' State Rep. Donald Genovesi, Quality Carpentry Work, Patios - By Sol R. Cohen MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, MAY 30,1974 - VOL. XCIII, N o . ^ Elinor Hashim and A. Paul Additions & Remodeling Manchester A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t p a g e s _ TWO SECTIONS Berte on the Republican. All ap SERVING CONN. FOR 50 YEARS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS pointments were by the state I Free Estimates PHONE 649*4464 party chairmen. THE CONN. INSTITUTE OF Whereas it All Going to End? Platforms will be presented for adoption at the July 19-20 HAIR DESIGN Two announcements the past few Perhaps, the next time the town gets Democratic State Convention School of Prixe Winning Students days makes one wonder where it’s all a supply of bags for public sale, it will and the July 26-27 Republican Teaching Pivot Point International System going to end. establish new rules — rules which pre State Convention — both at (Exclusively in Northern Conn.) Panel ToTell Nixon On Friday, Manchester’s vent three or four or five persons Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford. purchasing agent disclosed he from grabbing up more than their •DAY AND PART-TIME CLASSES share. ' SbopsShopt received only one bid for supplying the town with plastic bags for leaves and NIGHT CLASSES NOW FORMING — to be sold at cost to homeowners — And now for more pleasant subjects. Herald Enrollment 1it Nabisco Sunshine T u b s , of every Balk May Be Ground and that the price for bags has tripled. Cinnamon Treats Chocolate Nuggets month — Ages 16 WASHINGTION (UPI) - The House Saturday, in a radio speech on the Town Manager Robert Weiss has Yesterdays and up — Place they will feel free to conclude he is hiding inquiry. Three subpoenas have already economy. President Nixon told the been chosen for election to the nine- ment Service — Judiciary Committee voted 28 to 10 today evidence harmful to his cause by con been issued. Nixon ignored two and American people the rate of inflation member council of the Connecticut 25 Years Ago Approved for to inform President Nixon his refusal to tinuing to ignore subpoenas'for Watergate Veterans Training, - K released his Watergate transcripts in This date was a Sunday; The ^ *^ honor its subpoenas “might constitute a tapes and documents. has slowed and prices are increasing Chapter of the American Society for Social Security, 63 69 response to the third. Herald did not publish. ground for impeachment.” less rapidly than they’ve been in Public Administration. SIIFflCLD Immigration. The committee also was considering In their debate the members revised and O After an hour’s debate the congressmen whether. to subpoena more presidential creasing. Applications for Confidets K leenex somewhat softened a letter proposed by HFIEIDI agreed to send Nixon a letter advising him tapes and documents in its impeachment Neither the President nor his 10 Years Ago July, Aug. & Sept. Rep. Walter Flowers, D-Ala., a key Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio wiimsoi IDOOMAINSIWn ( Regular or Super Facial Tissues economic advisors have told the is so certain he will be the Republican William McGonigal retires lOCIISO. Classes Now southerner on the committee. after 64 years with The Herald Being Accepted. The key paragraph in the adopted ver American people that prices are nominee for governor and STUDENT as a typesetter, and is honored 24 count $ 1 r \ C \ 2 0 0 OQC sion read: decreasing. What they’re saying is — Congresswoman Ella Grasso the L O A N S AND 2 p l y p k g at a dinner by management and GRANTS Weiss Asks Firehouse “In meeting their constitutional respon- prices are still increasing, but not as Democratic nominee, he is inviting fellow employes. a v a il a b l e . Also sibilites, committee members will be free much. Mrs. Grasso to participate in a series Seven retiring Manchester work study to consider whether your refusals require Tell that to your wife, the next time of “head-to-head debates (with him) programs alter the drawing of adverse inferences con High School teachers with a HARTFORD: school with Kotex Kitty Fdr Buckland Area she says she’s short on grocery before any mutually acceptable total of 250 years service are credits allowed. C a t F o o d 6 o z c a n cerning the substance of the materials, and FREE PARKING Deluxe Belt 79c money. forum” feted by colleagues at annual Salmon With Sauce can 17c By SOL R. COHEN whether your refusals in and of As for the plastic bags for leaves. He said Sunday, “While I am confi Retirement Banquet. N E X T TO from the McKee St. firehouse, until a new themselves might constitute the ground CINEMA Tampons $1.55 Salmon & Egg Dinner 2 'o r 3 5 c \ The Board of Directors is being asked to What cost you $2.25 a box of 50 last dent I will be my party’s nominee, ■ 4 firhouse is completed). for impeachment.” i.'4-v' approve a new firehouse for Manchester, Weiss’ original proposal, contained in week can cost you as much as $6.75 nothing will have been lost if neither MINUTES Napkins $1.19 Salmon & Kidney Dinner 2 ( o r 3 5 c One Democrat, Rep. John Conyers Jr. of to serve the northwest part of town (the notices to William Hankinson, Eighth Michigan, and nine Republicans voted from now on. That’s what it would of us wins nomination.” AWAY BY Buckland area), and to move for its con CAR OR BUS Coronet Floral Print Toilet Tissue 4 pk 375 sheet 2 ply pkg 59c District president; and Granville Lingard, against sending the letter. Twenty cost the town — were it to accept the struction “as quickly as possible.” o Coronet Floral Print Napkins 180 1 ply pkg 49c Israeli soldiers relax beside their radios for news about the troop dis its fire chief, was for termination of the Democrats and eight Republicans voted in Jerusalem, Damascus and The request comes from Town Manager one bid it received (and that isn’t cer If you’re wondering about taxes, you Herald Classified Ads are the Write or Call contract and town takeover ,of service in favor. Conyers objected because he 1000 MAIN ST. Gravymaster tor making gravy 2 or btl 30c Vanity Fair Print Towels 125 3 ply pkg 47c 175mm cannon, listening to transistor engagement between Israel and Syria. Washington announce the agreement. Robert Weiss, with backing by Fire Chief tain). might take note of the following cheapest, most effective way in the iiooiETOM tor Brochure EAST Happy lack Pancake Syrup 36 or btl 80 Victor Med. CInd. Shrimp B’v 02 c a n 1 .9 9 both areas as of July 1, 1974. wanted stronger action. People are asking, “Where have all project being financed by the federal Kleenex Napkins Asst. 50 2 ply pkg 35c V05 Hair Dressing Tube 1.5 02 tu b e 9 9 c John Rivosa of the Manchester, Town Fire Weiss’ new proposal followed a letter to Speaking for the Republican opponents, world to reach the most people! Call 525-2372 HARTFOR Department. the bags gone? There isn’t a box to be government, as reported in the June 643-2711. Laddie Boy Beef Chunks 145o2can29c Gel Set Lotion HTH. R eg 8 02 b tl 1 .2 7 the directors from Lingard — explaining, Rep. David Dennis, R-Ind., called the Colgate Toothpaste Fam. Si2e 7 02 8 4 c It is part of a three-phased modified point by point, why the contract shouldn’t letter a “useless gesture” and added the bought at any of the town’s four issue of Reader’s Digest; proposal by Weiss for servicing all areas firehouses — the distribution depots. A $7,000 history of the comic book, a be terminated. committee would draw inferences from of Manchester paying the town fire tax Weiss said in his report to the directors, Yet, as early as two months ago, an $50,000 analysis of U.S.-Canadian fur Nixon’s noncompliance with‘the sub Diialing Continues and for terminating the contract for fire “la m convinced that the full-time Town poenas “whether or not we write a UStter.” unsold inventory of about ?,000 boxes trade from 1770 to 1820, and a $5,000 service at a fee ($125 per call) the town Fire Department now has the capability of of 50 existed. Last July, when the town study of the “evolution of the chin in has with the Manchester, Eighth District providing necessary fire protection to all bought its last supply of bags, it es Polish skeletal population between Fire Department. areas of town that are paying the town fire OVERCAST timated they would last through 2000 B.C. and 1800 A.D.” The other two phases of the modified tax.” (through, not to) the coming fall. proposal are; Rivosa, in backing the proposal, • Effective July 1,1974, town service in Today, four months before fall, not a And did you know, as a recent Gallup Some Like It Hot! Despite Peace Pact emphasized, “I would like to mention that those areas north of Middle Tpke. (the solitary bag remains unsold. This at a Poll indicates, more than 15 million by no means do I intend to insult or northeast part of Manchester) that can be time when the state'and the town for Americans claim to have seen a UFO By United Press International A Syrian military communique also said the Israeli-Syrian agreement but said degrade the volunteers (of the , serviced conveniently from the Lawton Manchester, Eighth District Fire bid burning of any kind — be it leaves (unidentified flying object) and that “Units of our armored forces are clashing Lebanon expected Israel to continue its Israeli and Syrian forces fought artillery Rd. firehouse. Department). They are doing a good job Partly cloudy with patchy fog tonight. or whatever. 51 per cent of the adult population Some Like It Cool! with enemy tanks, inflicting losses on reprisal raids against Palestinian duels on several sectors of the Golan • Effective one year later, July 1,1975, Low ranging from the upper 40s and low them.” Israeli communiques made no guerrillas. Speaking in Kuwait, Solh said and providing excellent service to the It’s no secret among town personnel believes they are real? Heights today in spite of the historic troop town service in the northwest area 50s. Friday increasing cloudiness with a mention of tank battles. the accord could pave the way for dealing communities they service.” that several big buyers grabbed up the disen^gement a^eement the two nations (Rivosa explained it could be serviced chance of occasional rain. / It was the 80th consecutive day of with the substance of the Palestinian Page Fourteen) 2,000 boxes available only two months Second District Congressman will sign Friday in Geneva which will end fighting along the Golan Heights front. months of fighting in the Middle East. people’s right to self-determination. ago and peddled them at a profit. Robert Steele, also a candidate for the Damascus Radio said the regional com Most Arab guerrilla leaders, however, There’s nothing in town rules to GOP nomination for governor, has The agreement, worked out by mand of Syria’s ruling Arab Socialist Par Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger in have denounced Kissinger’s peace efforts prohibit such large purchases. been elected to the board of directors ty met in an special session early in the as an “American-Zionist plot” and have SALE more than a month of shuttle diplomacy However, it always was assumed the of the International Association of FAIRWAY day to “discuss the troop disengagement threatened to step up strikes inside Israel Angle Parking Motion Fails between Damascus and Jerusalem, calls bags would be bought by homeowners Fire Chiefs Foundation. It is a non CATALOG SHOWROOMS agreement.” for an immediate cease-fire on the Golan for home use. Nobody ever thought profit organization established to im Lebanese Premier Takieddin Solh hailed (See Page Fourteen) Heights front. By DOUG BEVINS Proposals for town acquisition of the "The traffic authority (Reardon) has the town would be acting as prove fire prevention and control. street came as a result of downtown declared angle parking unsafe; regressive purchasing agent for town The honor is for Steele’s introduc An attempt to put the Mayor’s Down merchants' protests over state plans to in terms of development of proper traffic businessmen, selling them the bags at tion of legislation to promote fire GAS-GRILL-CHAR-BROIL ICE CHEST town Action Committee “on record” revise on-street parking by eliminating 30 flow; and it’s against all the expertise he’s cost — a cost lower than any they safety and provide improved equip favoring retention of angle parking on angle-parking stalls and installing parallel been able to muster,” Sleith said. Heavy duty cast aluminum features Alvord Dies; Planning Leader could have negotiated for. ment and training for firefighters. 48 qt. - 72-hour cold holding downtown Main St. failed this morning, parking. “I tend to believe he’s right,” Sleith Turbo-Air venting, stainless steel power. Lift off lid. Tough, when a majority of committee members In discussion preceding the vote on added. Martin E. Alvord, 72, of Cummaquid, burner, chrome fire grate, volcanic While with Connecticut Mutual, he was expressed concern that the move might be Weinberg’s motion, other committee In other discussion, Richard Clark said lightweight, with foam Mass., formerly of 3 Oakland St. and a L briquette. instrumental in extending the use of futile. members said parallel parking appeared committee decisions should only have insulation. member of Manchester planning and tabulating equipment to include premium inevitable, and a position statement by the positive results in mind, and M. Adler zoning agencies for 23 years, died What’s Unique in Contemporary Living? billing and auditing of field accounts. He The attempt was made by committee downtown committee would probably be Dobkin said Weinberg’s proposed position Wednesday night at Massachusetts i was largely responsible for the adoption of member Robert Weinberg, who moved useless. statement wouldn’t be effective. General Hospital, Boston, from a rare the stub accounting system in 1954, which that the committee support retention of Town Manager Robert Weiss defended viral illness. greatly simplified agency accounting angle parking until the Manchester section Chairman William Sleith, terming Reardon's plans, saying the parallel retention of angle parking a “futile objec Mr. Alvord served from 1949 until 1966 procedures and paved the way for the elec of 1-84 is connected to other highways. The parking plan is the best for public safty. n reg. 56.97 tive,” called attention to Police Chief as a member of the Town Planning Com tronic data Processing system the com motion failed, with only Weinberg and Ir Weinberg indicated that the move to re James Reardon’s position that angle r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 — PAGE FIVE ilmtrhf strr Eimtiun lirrallJ Bolton Students Founded OcL i, 1881 Plan Pet Show Donna Holland “ American Graffiti.” It is QMirSTOSIlOP Corresponilent Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their about two gangs, the slicks and Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Bolton Elementary and the greasers and their enemies. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Center School students have all Imagination THE FWIAST WAY received an entry blank for the Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. Mrs. Muriel Dickinson’s Parent Teacher Organization English classes have begun an days and holidays' Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation fair pet show scheduled for imagination unit. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se June 8 at 10 a.m. The students will be cond Class Mail Matter. Entry blanks must be examining various aspects of Burl L. Lyons, Publisher returned to the school by June imagination such as how im The Manchester. 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Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and The Grade 7 girl’s relay team challenged the Grade 8 team to Spectronieter 2 1 /2 to 3 lbs Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. a mile relay race and lost. Demonstrateil Grade 7 competitors were Richard Breslow, University Mickey Cairo, Charlene Car- of Hartford professor, Cut-up O O ft dile, Michelle Vancour and demonstrated a light spec or Split lb Kathy Moore. trometer to the students in Mrs. 00 How to Impeach Grade 8 competitors were Marjorie Anderson’s Grade 6 5 Kim Churchill, Wendy Balch, class. 3 Doreen Hjlls and Aldea Saava. He helped the students make A President Guitar Club their own spectrometers using Fresh Chicken Parts! There are now 18 members in a special plastic grid-paper the guitar club. The older tubing and masking tape. The impeachment process for ble selfish prejudice. They might then With members are concentrating on Play by Grade 3 trying a President of the United weigh the evidence against the Presi fingering techniques, strum Mrs. Bertha McGarrah’s Back States can stand some improvements. dent without thought of personal ming variations and augmented Grade 3 class did the reading Leg Quarters cords. parts in a play called “A Tour 0 benefit or loss. ^ i t'*- For example, the membership of the They have been learning of the United States” that was Amish Homestead (Photo by Reginald Pinto) several new songs, including House Judiciary Committee — 21 And what about the Senate? Each presented to students at Bolton With Bolton Students Express Themselves “Wipe-out.” Elementary School recently. Democrats and 17 Republicans — is senator is to act as a judge if the Wing Movie Making Other third graders danced Breast Quarters stacked against the President. The House votes to impeach. Open Forum Everyday should be like this, is probably what these Bolton Elementary and Center School Grade 7 and 8 students in the and sang songs about customs members are not at all like a grand Remembering that our entire system students are thinking as they “did their own thing” at the recent Creative Arts night at movie making mini course are and tales of the United States. Bolton Elementary School. Hundreds of students, parents, relatives and friends attended Several girls did an especially jury, as others and ourselves have of justice is based on the rule that a making a movied called “Good Bake, Fry, Broil or the event. (Herald photo by Holland) Old Days.” good number called the “hula- said. They are professional man, every man, is innocent untih Timely Thoughts Max L^rner The movie is similar to hula.” politicians, whose professional and proved guilty, we suggest that those Barbecue... personal success depends on the sup senators who have already declared Dear sir: My daughter and her husband live in Herzlia, Israel, moving Comments 3 Days - Thursday, Friday and Saturday They’re delicious port of their own political party. or indicated their belief in the guilt or there three years ago. As they have two children of school age, Furthermore, next November each innocence of the President should dis the massacre at Ma'alot near the Golan Heights prompted her to write the enclosed and send it to me. As we, here, were all one of them, if he or she has not qualify themselves to serve as judges. shocked to read about this, I thought others might echo her Any Size Pkg 39! already resigned, will stand for elec thoughts, so I am sending the few lines that she wrote. A trial judge would rule himself off tion to his seat. Can anyone in his MA' ALOT The West Is ISot Dead the bench if he had made up his mind ISREAL right mind believe that out of 435 con before the evidence was presented to The words will come, come, if I try hard NEW YORK - Europe has Winston Churchill, Charles de Risk,” and suddenly the risk gressmen, some of them are not going I'm sure they will, they must. him. He would rule off the jury box been pronounced dead many Gaulle, Konrad Adenauer, Jean element took on added Ground Chuck 99? to be weighing the chances of their The word will come, the cry, the scream for their agony. times, the latest being a Monnet, Alcide de Gasperi — meaning. any juryman who had also a fixed idea The fury will come, if I try hard, I must, takeout in Time in which a hud would be hard to match in any own re-election as much, or even Francois Mitterand may be a on the defendant's guilt or innocence. Whafs the good of crying, of heartache, of soul ache. dle of experts gravely dis era. I learned from that good and certainly is a clever more, than they weigh the evidence Does it help them, those other parents? coursed on the impending experience to be wary of First O' the Fresh! Or, if he didn't, the trial lawyers man. His argument for uniting for or against the President? Does it help those children who sat there collapse of the West, with writing off the phoenix conti with the Communists was that would ask for the juryman's dis deposed leaders, tottering nent of Europe that keeps being the left could not win without The House, acting as a somewhat all thbse hours feeling regimes and disintegrating consumed in flames but rises them. But his assumption — SOME OF OUR FINEST M missal. A senator should do no less. That few yard's space. biased grand jury, should vote not Between them and their parents, social systems. They from the ashes and rubble, an that something called "the overstated the death principle. old bird in a new form. le ft" has to win at any cost — QUALITY KNITWEAR! Potatoesr,l;^ 1>s before, but after the election. If the If congressmen and senators That few yard’s space Between them and their life, knowing Each time we have read the Consider the French elec shows he was in thrall to vote were scheduled after the elec cleansed themselves in this way, the That few yard’s space was death. funeral services over the West, tions, the succession of Helmut language. Left-right is not a tion, but before the newly elected American people, who are watching we found ourselves overtaken Schmidt in Germany, the necessity of life for the Tog-A-Longs Where’s the breakthrough, God. by the events. anguished but exciting ordeal of Europeans: It is only in their Congress convenes — in short, by a the proceedings closely, would be con Tomatoes'irsr^'^sg*^ I know you’re there, in the unfinished things. The closest shave was in the Portugal, the refusal to revive a heads. Europe suffers from “lame duck” House — the election vinced of their fairness. Otherwise, In the ceasefire that isn’t. '20s a n d ’SOs, w hen the dead past in the case of the ideology-in-the-head, just as Dress In the torment that is. democracies proved craven, Italian divorce referendum. would be over and more of the they would know that prejudice made America suffers from sex-in- In the growing edge of mind. and when the dictator figures — What they show is that Europe the-head. members might be free of any possi the verdict of a rigged jury. That could start us healing this. Josef Stalin, Adolf Hitler, is alive and tolerably well. It was lime for the French to And Playwear Somewhere you’re there. Benito Mussolini — strutted It still needs more say no to this verbal thralldom, But I can’t reach you. confidently on history’s stage. meaningful change and un as they did in Mitterand’s turn Barbara Yanoov — Israel But after World War II, with blocking of social obstructions, about defeat, even by a razor- Polo shirts, tops, slacks and shorts. Mildred S. Willes America’s help, Europe rebuilt less fragmenting of parties, thin margin. The Germans had Styled for boys and girls in no-iron itself. The leaders of that day— fabrics. 6 to 24 months, 2 to 4 years. Large Eggs ^Closing^ of a Home 743 Hartford Turnpike less polarizing of left-right already done it, when the Vernon ideologies, more practical Socialists formed an alliance Y Y idealism. with the centrist group, the The French were lucky to Free Democrats — an alliance Attractive Gift Boxed Finast Fresh Buying a home involves a legal tran At the same time, the chief justice ^While Donkey^ Time For DevCo have a Giscard d’Esting exactly whose stability has been con saction called the “closing.” It is the called for a Uniform Probate Code in Sale when they needed him. For a firmed in the chose of Helrhut Sleep and Play Sets time, after the first round, it Schmidt as prime minister. Grade A business of giving title to the new which legal work involved in estate People To Speak Up looked as if the prize jewel of Brandt was right for his time owner, having him make the initial work be limited to the reasonable Dar sir: Europe — the presidential and his Ostpolitik came when it doz payment, perhaps accepting a The Democratic Club of power in France for the next was needed, but the Com 49$ value of services rendered. Adorable fashions for boys Manchester is holding its first Dear sir: communities and find out how seven years — would fall into munists betrayed the detente mortgage. It can be simple, but as These are two major services which annual “White Donkey” Tag After months of hearing from and girls! We love these ver the people feel; good and bad. the hands of the Socialist- with Brandt by their cruel es satile, basic things for baby. many home owners know, it is often the ordinary man seeks in law offices, and Bake Sale at the Knights of only the very vocal anti-DevCo They should go to the Planning Communist alliance which had pionage, and the climate Columbus Hall, 138 Main people, I think it is time for Safety flame retardent fab complex and costly. Center and talk with DevCo and long panted for it. changed. rics, attractive colors and Reg. 2.99 often his only contact with the law. It Street, Manchester, Sunday, some of us who aren’t so find out every bit of informa It didn’t happen. It was To an extent this is true in trims. Small to large. Chief Justice Warren Burger of the would be a big credit to the law June 9th, rain or shine. violently anti-progress, anti tion they can so that when the another of those turning points Italy where the left-right We welcome donations of town, anti-everything, to speak Supreme Court came to the rescue of profession if it would follow the chief vote is counted, no matter how in history which failed to turn. thralldom to words had gone Reg. Hi-C Drinks your “attic treasures” and up. For I, truthfully, believe it comes out, at least they can The French voter, stubborn and furthest. The Christian home owners when he asked the legal $1 to 4.99 justice's suggestions. They would sur special homemade baked that anyone who works against say that they voted with full independent in the crunch, who Democrats made the blunder of goods. Picnic-style All Flavors profession to dispense with archaic and ely benefit the consumer and inspire DevCo is working against their knowledge of what they are had said a no that toppled de putting the divorce law to the FAMOUS refreshments will be available. town. considering. Gaulle, said no this time to the outworn methods and give the buyers his respect for the law, instead of his test of a referendum for Crib CALOOH Waterproof Come join your neighbors in If these people would only go Some Coventry neighbors prospect of a Communist abolishing it. The vote align 46 oz the simple services they need, without resentment. this happy event here’s to some of the meetings and have said that I, and others like foothold in Paris under a ment makes it look as if the Blankets Vinyl Baby Pants can fancy, costly trimmings. hoping you find your special presentations to which they me, have been “bought” by Socialist president. retention of the divorce law was PAMPERS “treasure” . Joanne Costello, have been invited they would DevCo. Well — if being There is a canard about the a victory for the left. Certainly Package of 2 snap side pants or No-PIn-Tab Styles 643-0639, will be happy to give find that a tot of their questions “bought” means that I am French — that they vote only in it was a tactical setback for the 3 pullon style. Reinforced con 4 cans 2 9 4 struction of fine quality vinyl; “I Told you to Put It in Reverse!” you further information. have been answered and that willing to listen and make up response to their pocketbook Christian Democrats and for sizes S to XL. there are ways that the town my own mind after hearing all nerve, not on larger world papal power in Italian politics. Toddler Daytime Betty Emerson can guarantee things will be the facts, from*both sides, then issues. Yet they vote within a 16 oz But this was no real victory Box 0(12 Box of 30 Adrienne Bletchman done the way DevCo presents I guess I have oeen bought. I surrounding European and 4.99 Buitoni cans I for the left, when you Reg. 1.29 Reg. 1.99 Cheese Ravioli 3 co-chairmen them. DevCo has said many just can’t buy that “rural at world climate. The remember how Puritan every Plain or with nursery fig 5 ‘White Donkey’ Sale times that they are more than ures: many . styles and mosphere” story any more. I reverberations of the far-left Pampers for a happier, drier baby. 9ol'Tice> Communist regime is, and how colors. Laundry tested full c uitoni willing to work with the town. I don’t know of even one member Arab terrorists and of strongly it has rejected Eros. crib size. 6 boxes per customer. No Rain Checks Spaghetti Twists ® 4 $1 feel that planned growth is in of “COWS” that owns a cow, or Secretary of State Henry The vote was part of the finitely better than haphazard any ^h er type of livestock. In Kissinger’s moderate mediator women's revolution, whose building. I would much rather fact, most of them are relative role in the Mideast may have seedb^ is in America, and Boxed 3-Piece Sweater Set For Baby Gift Boxed Christening Sets - 1 see one section of town newcomers to the town who had some minor effect on the which has swept through the r” "' developed, even to this extent, have moved in and ruined my climate. But the big impact world. Whatever the American Bulky hand crocheted look, ma Boys’ suit or girls’ dress, superbly W ith Devoted than to see us end up as some of rural atmosphere. If it weren’t came from the what happened blunders and stupidities — and chine washable. Set consists of made for that very special occasion. our neighboring towns have. for the developments put in to Willy Brandt in the Com they are ample — the wind sweater with matching cap and Reg. A beautiful set that will be treasured Reg. This I feel that our town officials within the last 10-15 years, munist spy case in neighboring bootees. Layette sizes. 3.99 many years. Newborn size. 0 Nurses blowing across Europe is 8.99 Coupon are blindly following the edicts. Coventry wouldn’t have many Germany. Giscard d’Estaing’s blowing from the West again. of an attorney who seems to of the problems it does now. slogan was “Change Without Fand ree a purchase of $5 or more To the editor: delight in keeping them in the I have listened, and read, and Peterson Public Health Nursing is a dark. How can any official talked about DevCo with DevCo Peterson Playtex one gallon plastic jug specialized field. Manchester is expect to make an intelligent people. I think they have some The Almanac Deluxe exceptionally fortunate to have decision on any subject without very good ideas, as well as a Shopper Disposable such a fine group of devoted and knowing the facts? These peo few that might not work out so High Chair Stroller professionally trained nurses. ple, instead of burying their well. However, I do think that llnited I’rcNH Interiiutional guilty of sorcery. Bottles \ Their devotion to duty was heads in the sand and hoping Coventry should be working to Today is Thursday, May 30, In 1937,10 persons were killed Ftlfe! sturdy, wide stance. Lightweight, has snap-on I Clorox Bleach proved by their heroic work DevCo will go away, should be get just as much as it can for the 150th day of 1974 with 215 to and 90 wounded in a battle Comfortably padded seat shopping bag, reclining I Valid at Finast of Manchester thru Sat.. June 1 during the December 1973 ice betweeh police and strikers at and back with large, back. Safety belt. Limit one coupon per customer taking DevCo up on every offer. the town, whether it is sewers, follow. wraparound tray. Save Save on 100 count package. New Sani- E storm. They should go to other planned or doctors or housing for the The moon is between its first the Republic Steel Corp., plant over $31 Strip pullon bottles. No expander Manchester’s elderly and elderly, or some type of tax quarter and full phase. in South Chicago. needed. confined patients will suffer, as relief through bringing in some The morning stars are In 1972, three Japanese well a? clinic services, if they sorely needed industry. Jupiter and Venus. terrorists killed 22 persons at resign in force. I have relied on I am thoroughly tired of "The evening stars are Mer the airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, their help for the past three hearing from “COWS” and cury, Mars and Saturn. with automatic gunfire. Reg. SAVE 205 Spencer years in caring for a bed-ridden Herald In 1973, President Nixon CCTC and all the other Those born on this date are 19.99 13.99 Reg. person. Wouldn’t it be better to organizations. I think it is time under the sign of Gemini. arrived in Iceland for a con 1.69 Street reconstitute the board who Yesterdays for some pro-DevCo people, and American actress Cornelia ference with French President would work more successfully This date, 25 and 10 years I know there are some, to speak Otis Skinner was born May 30, Georges Pompidou. with these wonderful and ago, was Memorial Day; The up and be heard. 1901. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE NexttoK-Mart sincere nurses? Herald did not publish. Very truly yours, On this day in history: A thought for the day: French M anchester Sale: Thurs. thru Sat. 1 ‘i Sally Robb In 1431, Joan of Arc, Maid of actor Jean Baptiste Moliere BANKtMfniCtRD ' Mrs. Patricia White Mon. thru FrI. 10 a.ni. to 9:30 p.m. 94 Branford St. Riley Mountain Rd. Orleans, was burned at the said, “A woman always has her 1145 Tolland Tpke. MANCHESTER Manchester Coventry stake in Rouen, France, at the revenge ready.” Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. age of 19. She had been found Scribe Scribbles Suggestions for Backpackers MANCHESTER EVENIHG HERALD. Thu,,.. May .■». m , - By DICK W EST the rectangular pappy type. Buffalo Doctor Wants magazines would have covered pybag Therefore, they are better able Surplus to Indians in one’s pack. But when mixed there aren’t that many outdoor shoes, making sure to take WASHINGTON (UPI) - every conceivable aspect of Closed End Pack fram es—It is important MUSKEGON, Mich. (U P I )- said. to bear the weight of the pack. with water, they are quite courts available in the along spare lugs. (See utensils). Have A Herd Camping and hiking, particular backpacking which, after all, is Much depends on whether one to adjust your pack frame so Dwain W. Cummings, an os “They are still starving on He said in the last 10 years Utensils —Neophyte adequate for most meals that wilderness. Other items of apparel you’ll Cummings has a vested in He is known as the buffalo can't attord to give animals to offspring are bigger than the ly backpacking; has been a fairly simple pursuit. But no. sleeps with one’s head at the that most of the weight rqsts on teopathic surgeon known as the reservations,” he said. “Little the government has learned backpackers tend to lug around do not include sauerkraut. A tent roughly 78 by 54 feet want in your pack include; terest in both buffaloes and In doctor because of his all Indians from my small herd. parents. growing by leaps and bounds In Here are some additional open end of the bag or at the your elbows. ‘[buffalo doctor,” thinks it’s children suffer from lack of how to breed buffafo, so the a lot of cooking and eating uten Outdoor Courts will enable you to play singles dians. He is part Sioux and is knowledge of bison and the fact Cummings said he has had many places, and by hops, skips hints on gear, equipment and closed end. During a long hike, your feet, time that the government give protein in their diet and the herds are growing. sils they don’t need. Some even Tents —In deciding whether indoors. Other arrangements Camisoles, Cummerbunds, free on personal recognizance he and his wife have a herd of one success in eight years of and jumps in others. provisions not previously A camper who sleeps with his some buffaloes back to the In average life expectancy of an “We do have a surplus, and legs, back, shoulders and lug around unnecessary lugs. to include a tent in your rigging, snoods, puttees, burnooses, bond after being indicted on a experimentation in trying to "They grow rapidly without That is nothing, however, published: head at the open end will find will be necessary for mixed dians. about 30 of them on his farm,at Indian is 40 years. the Indians should get it,” he eyebrows are apt to get pretty (See Clothing). Don’t make that doubles. tunics, togas, middy blouses, charge of interferring with Stanwood, Mich. cross breed a holstein cow with estrogen or hormonal stimula compared to the growth of ad the mummy bag quite comfor be guided by whether you enjoy ”We've been working on the “The buffalo have a unique said. Sleeping bags —the first deci tired. But the elbows are mistake, (iet the dehydrated rompers, sarongs, doublets, federal officials because he a bison. tion and when they get to be vice to campers and hikers. table, but most who sleep with indoor tennis. Clothing —Nothing is more idea of getting the federal Cummings said buffalo would protein in their muscle. The sion a backpacker must make is ^eldom used except when type. tarbooshes and knickerbockers. helped airdrop food and Gave Buffaloes about four years old, they can You might think by this time the head at the closed end A brisk tennis game can be vital in . the wilderness than government to supply Indians be an “excellent protein m eat is higher in essential “Two years ago, I gave 13 whether to buy the tapered crawling through lava beds or A dehydrated knife, fork, and Food —Try to plan camping medicine to the Sioux during “We call her ‘Barely Kicking weigh 3.400 or 3,600 pounds.” that outdoorsy books and wonderfully relaxing at the end being properly dressed. source” for Indians on reser amino acids and lower in mummy type sleeping bag or prefer the more spacious pap- fending off bandicoots. with the 1,000 or so surplus buf the 73-day occupation of buffaloes to the Chippewa In Von Holstein,” ’ he said. That's about 1,600 pounds fondue pot takes up little space of a hard day on the trail, but Start with sturdy lugged-sole trips on days you are fasting. vations, including many who cholesterol and saturated fatty faloes in our nation’s parks,” he dians at the L’ance Reservation more than a buffalo, and almost Wounded Knee, S.D., last year. now go hungry. acids.” “These cross breeds are very in the Upper Peninsula, but I interesting because the double a cow's weight. Odds and Ends. • .Floor Samples... All Guaranteed Be Early For Best Selection... limited Quantities JFinRNirVRE HARDWAKE CARPETING TELEVtSiON REFRIGERATORS ANB FREEZERS Sears-O-Pedic Luxury Mattress Twin Size Craftsman 10-Inch Radial Saw ^ XAtNRRY APPUANCES Regular $119.99 SAVE $34.99 ...... Popular Room Sizes in “ Spring Lake” ..•85 Regular $269.99 SAVE $60.99 ...... • 2 0 9 (Bonded all Four Sides) Portable Color TV Coldspot Refrigerator-Freezer Sears-O-Pedic Deluxe Mattress Twin Size 12-In. 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Shades Regular Regular Regular $9.99 $12.99 Regular Top off any casual outfit in style with hand, $1.29 some, button froqt sport shirts. Comfortable, $9.95 Plastic barrel lets you ferment, age and serve The buttering attachment melts the butter as colorful polyester fabric comes in sporty sol wine. Comes with grape concentrate, spigot, the corn pops. Its cover serves is a bowl. id or patterned colors. Sizes S-XL. Hurry in Sears medium weight prefpid diaper of cot funnel, yeast culture and instructions. And it’s immersible Teflon II lined for easy and save. ton gauze. Pkg. of 12 now on Sale. cleaninc. \ ORANGE . PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 - PAGE NINE ' Elliott-F^eetz Woman^s Frbm Your View 1 ■ ■ 1 :■ ■■ ; — ^ ■ Roberta Lee Peetz and Barry By Gay Pauley Thomas Elliott, both of La VPl Women’s Editor ’s Kitchen For Your Convenience, We Hav^ Mesa, Calif., were united in NEW YORK (UPI) - The marriage Aprii 20 at St. Alban’s woHd boom in art reflects By Vivian F. Ferguson Episcopal Church, El Cajon, elswhere in collectors gar- Provided 2 Butter Coupons I Calif. ering uncounted items from The bride is the daughter of the past. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Peetz Fish is one of man’s earliest with This Coupon These days, they’re collecting foods. This highly nutritional of Durham. The bridegroom is everything from rare paintings the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas food has been eaten for at least and fine furniture right on up 355 million years. Isn’t it sur UW O’ LUKES H. Eliiott of 80 Columbus St. through depression glass and A single-ring ceremony was prising that many people do not even, at an auction in New York know how to cook fish? performed. Spring bouquets last week, Watergate BUTTER All coastal peoples and those decorated the altar and music memorabilia. who lived near any bodies of was provided by a guitarist and Not new, but riding the wave, water ate fish and learned how a mandolinist. are collectors of music boxes, to cook it through necessity. Good Thru Saturday, June 1st, 1974 the mechanical wonders highly The bride, given in marriage There is a restored mural HIGHLAND PARK ( 2 Coupons Per Family) popular in homes of the late by her parents, wore a painted by Irfdians who in Victorian-style gown which she 18th, the 19th and the early part habited Arizona in the early designed with lace yolk and of the 20th century. 1600’s showing bowls of squash, fitted bodice of sheer cut-work “Tfte Choicest Meat In Tou^n/” “Part of the new mania com and fish. The Mohegan In white lace, gathered skirt of stems from the whole thing we dians of Connecticut ate Tpoi^ O llFf’ sheer white over beige organza have for nostalgia,” said Vicki venison, raccoon, bear and fowl with lace trimmed ruffle and Glasgow, music box authority but they also ate fish from the bustle-effect back terminating and "collector. “You wouldn’t Musical Prize ‘Rocks’ Cheney Tech rivers and from the sea. in soft white bow. She carried a believe how much people tell Last week we spoke about For Your Convenience, We Have spring bouquet. me, T remember one from my Students and faculty members at Howell Cheney frontiersmen who valued U 8 D R grandmother’s house.’ school received for collecting 866,000 “Care Free” gum Mrs. Joyce P. Clark of Technical School “rocked” to the music of Rick labels or facsimiles. A check for $1,000 was also presented bacon. Many of these men were Provided 2 Butter Coupons! Memphis, Tenn. was her “People are fascinated, aside Springfield Tuesday night as he appeared in concert with often extremely close to famine. 3 from the music and sound, by to the school administration to be used at its discretion. sister’s matron of honor. She “The Raspberries.” The event was part of a prize the (Herald photo by Dunn) If they were near water and CHOICE wore a pastel print gown and the m echanical genius of there was no game, they ate With This Coupon carried a spring bouquet craftsmen of another era. fish. The first white man to accented with mauve pink cross the continent north of the “Some of the interest too is in LANDO'UKES flowers:. Isthmus found that man who the increasing scarcity of the ate fish were healthier than boxes as they got into collec iCollege Williamx Mustard of tors' homes and museums. those who survived on venison. 'We Feature The Stamp BUHER Manchester was best man. This was despite the fact that 1 • ■ • na • lb. “I’ve heard of some boxes Elate Father they had no vegetables. One A reception was held at the that have quadrupled in value in Among the students receiving that with diamonds on June 16th. Frenchman, who lived on fish Good Thru Saturday, June 1st, 1974 0 Casa De Pico Restaurant in San the last five years ... asking degrees from the University of for years, wrote in his diary, prices for rare ones are as high Diego, Calif., after which the Maine at Orono May 25 were: “Toujours le poisson!” — ( 2 Coupons Per Family) as $10,000. One of our masculine ring fashions CanH Be LickedV^ couple left on a wedding trip to Paul J. Dodge and Richard S. “Always fish!” Lake Tahoe. “Owners thinning out and up Jagoutz, both of Manchester; will do it handsomely. The greatest source of food in and Margaret E. Watson of Fish to delight any palate — mackerel, filet of sole, ocean Mrs. Elliott is empioyed as a grading their collections are New England was fish. Fish South Windsor. had a major effect on ship perch, and smelts. Courtesy of Manchester Seafood Co. legai secretary for a law firm in selling to Europe, which is a You'll be glad you did. (Herald photo by Pinto) San Diego, Calif. Mr. Elliott is real switch since European ar building for the boats would a graduate of the University of tisans started them. Japan is venture forth, out to sea and up Reynolds Photo Blend well. Connecticut, School of now a market; the Japanese to Nova Scotia bringing back If you have an electric fryer, Engineering. Mrs. Barry T. Elliott have been buying throughout Receiving high honors at fish. the instructions will tell you the Persillade: Chop 4-6 cloves of the art world.” Tunxis’ Community College At one point, the small Maine temperature setting. If you are garlic, two tablespoons chopped commencement exercises May herring was packaged commer using a skillet, fill the pan only parsley. Saute in the butter un U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEA TS til m ^ium brown, then pour g. Collectors will have a chance 26 was Stephen A. Carlson of 411 cially and sold as French sar half full with vegetable fat, We Give Old Faihion jy . MEAT FRESHLY CUT: HEVER PRE-PACKAGED to bid on some boxes as a Slater St., South Windsor...... dines. The label was even peanut oil or whatever you over fish after broiling. Try this Butcher Service” special exhibit that Mrs. Charles M. Abajian of 187H printed in French. The federal prefer. The temperature of just well blended and put on fish Glasgow is supervising. About 5 Tudor Lane, graduated with Food and Drug Act of 1906 put a deep fat should be between 350- before broiling. SWEET LIFE boxes and other automata make honors. stop to this practice. 380 degrees. If you do not have a In the photo, you see a fresh SIRLOIN TIP CUBE up the exhibition which will run Getting back to the cooking of fat thermometer, drop in a one- mackerel. They are at their through May 30 at the New fish, I think cookbooks, at least inch cube of bread. Time it for best in springtime. It is an oily ROAST ROAST STEAK York Antiques Center, where the descriptive ones, frighten one minute, or count slowly to type of fish and should be used BAIMW Mrs. Glasgow also has a David E. Robinson, son of cooks about purchasing. They 60. The fat is ready if the bread quickly as oily fish spoils more (From Round) Mr. and Mrs. Glynn 0. Robinson , h i i - d / ' regular shop. She is moving her give descriptions of how the is now browned. rapidly. To bake it whole, wash iP shop to White Plains, N.Y. May of 89 Florence St., has been eyes of the fish should look, In broiling fish, it should be the fish well and wipe it dry. f. M 31, however. She and her hus named to the winter quarter what condition the gills should cooked as close to the broiler as Score the fish, so it does not $ 1 5 9 $ 1 7 9 band (who is a certified public dean’s list at Florida Institute be in, how the flesh should look, possible. Be sure you preheat split while cooking. accountant) began collecting 14 of Technology at Melbourne, etc. One book says “Fish should the broiler before putting the All the early New England ,b . ■ Jb. years ago when they discovered Fla. He is a cadet colonel in the always have a pleasant smell." fish in the oven. You may simp recipes call for baking in cream H). " Manchester Squadron, Civil Air an eight-inch Regina (a rare Easy paym tntt P rictt (ublfct to eh»ng» Now, that latter comment may ly coat it with butter, salt and or milk. Pour the seasoned make) in an antique shop not Patrol, and auxiliary of the U. be questioned by some as I do pepper. You can squeeze fresh liquid over the fish, about a cup too far from their suburban S. Air Force. He has recently not think it smells like roses lemon juice over it as well. Oil for two medium-sized fish. Scarsdale, N.Y. home. received the Frank Borman, most of the time. th« rack of the broiler, or Bake uncovered 20-25 minutes U.8.D.A. CHOICE Falcon Award for outstanding If you are a fisherman, you smear it with butter so the fish or until fork tender. assistance to the Connecticut oi(idaeiS> ' doesn’t stick. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 already have made a study of Fina,lly, with outdoor Nutrition Army National Guard at the what to do with your catch and Once you have mastered the cooking, when and if you get the ( Manchester Armory during ice simple broiling, you can start right weather, you can put your BACK RUMP ROAST...... ib. 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER how to take care of it, filet it U.S.D.A. CHOICE Program storm in December, 1973. Also • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown and store it. Otherwise, your adding other things. Sprinkle fish on the charcoal or gas ^ill. best bet is to buy from a white wine over the fish or a If you have thick fish, say at For Elderly reliable dealer. I never buy fish savory butter. least % of an inch, you can do it TOP ROOMD STEAK...... lb. without aluminum foil. Use oil ’ 1 . 6 The following luncheons are and, most especially, any U.S.D.A. CHOICE -V. shellfish from a truck parked Savory Butlers for or melted butter and lemon available to all Manchester juice. A thick coating of mayon -> residents over 60 years of age. alongside the road no matter Broiling Fish Begin each recipe with cup naise is good too. Cost is 40 cents (or donation of how much they claim they have , ETE Of THE ROAST...... lb. *1 of butter. Try wrapping fish filets ,in their choice) per meal and refrigerated their produce. Deviled Butter: To the foil, pour over a little white lunches are served at Mayfair The number one rule is to butter, add 1 tablespoon of very wine, some onion slices if you Gardens and West Hill Gardens cook fish as soon as possible hot prepared mustard or like, add seasonings. You can at noon. Reservations are taken after you have secured it, teaspoon dry mustard, 2 add tomatoes or other in person only, at either facili whether by catching it or teaspoons wine vinegar, a dash vegetables. Have at least three ty, on Monday of the week prior bringing it home from the or two of Worchestershire, a inches from coals. Allow about I _ to luncheons. The menus are market. There is absolutely Grocery Specials ^ dash of Tabasco sauce if you 10 minutes depending on subject to change. nothing like the flavor of a We'll Print Your It puts bread freshly caught fish. If you own a like added zest, salt and pepper. thickness of fish. HiC LIVE Menus for June 3-7 are as 3 follows: boat with cooking facilities, Name or Team simply fry whole small fish in a Flavore MAINE LOBSTERS Monday: Stuffed cabbage FRUIT DRINKS frying pan. with tomato sauce, vegetable Fish should always be cooked soup, baked potato, rye bread OPEN 10-10 DAILY on jo u r table. at a high temperature and as In Water FREE! and butter or margarine, Sweet Life "Ocean Fresh, and Kicking" tapioca pudding with topping. quickly as possible. Many cooks One Day Only! 7-oz. Tuesday: Broiled chicken, have a tendency to overcook WHITE TUNA Numeral Jerseys candied sweet potato, buttered fish, thereby drying it out. It peas, corn bread and butter or only needs to become opaque. A For the Whole Gang gargarine, orange sherbert. **FA ¥O R IT E go(^ test is to check with a fork. If the fish flakes off easi FRIDAYI W m l Wednesday: Roast turkey ly, it is done. Eating over with gravy, jungle juice, green cooked fish is like eating a well- Genuine Suede 3.50 & 4.00 string beans, rice, enriched BdWETTES ' done steak. You have lost the Spin Cowhide bread and butter or margarine, flavor. Sweat Ufa ^ 100% combed cotton jerseys fruited jello. Let us begin with some basic for boys, girls, moms & dads, Thursday: Swiss steak, baked cooking methods. Almost PBWBTBUTTa...... 40-oz.Jar * 1 . 1 9 potato, buttered carrots, jungle VEST Vlaalo too! Great color combinations. everyone, including children, juice, white bread and butter or will eat fried fish. Fish with Sizes 4 to 20, 3.50; sizes 36 to margarine, chocolate pudding. RELISHES...... white flesh is best if you are . 10-oz.Jara 4 1 *1 Friday: Broiled fillet of cod Sweet Ufa 44, 4.00. Any name up to 7 let beginning as, again, it is more JACKET ters printed f i^ . with tartar sauce and lemon wedge, cole slaw, oven- popular. You can buy one of the Originally (MOPPED MUSHROOMS. commercial products for 4-ox. can* 4 1 *1 browned potatoes, roll with coating fish or you can simply Sold at $18 1111111111111 butter or margarine, pineapple slices. dip the filets in beaten egg and Frozen & Dairy Specials And in jon r podset bread crumbs. If you have trou Milk and coffee are available MdrtonV ~ ^ Sale! Boys' and ble holding the crumbs while Also Deli daily. I frying, dip the fish in milk first, Large ^ r i p i s ...... ,3 i»1 . STORE Young Men's Jeans When you become a Favorite Person” Hartford National gives then flour, then the egg and Specials you oiie great benefit that no other bmik can give you. Guaran bread crumbs. Selection HOURS: /?eg. 7.50 & 9.00 School Some people prefer a batter of Women’s FpMIHIEHINHHER...... H ...5 9 * Bogner’s Menus teed check cashing privileges at thousands of places throughout coating when frying. There are wnl Jahnaen’e Connecticut. Anytime of the day or night. That means you can many recipes for batter. Here Pants • orig. OPEN 5.99 & 6.99 is a simple one. If you use beer, OAROM & OIEESE...... i2h« .3 I*1 BOLOGNA cash a Hartford National check up to $100, pay for what you ^ you will have the lightest $10-$14 MonyFrI. NOW ONLY... Save! Rugged blue denim of Cafeteria menus which will batter. be served in Manchester Public need, and still have money left p , OMHGE JUICE...... ;v.o .,6 9 « Till 100% cotton. Western cut. Schools, June 3-7, are as for a night on the town, hartfordnahonal Balter for Fried Fish Filets 9:00 L b . Flare legs. Regular sizes 8 to 18 follows: j There’s more, too. A whole BAIVK><( TRUST In a bowl, mix one cup flour, co n A C Eip st and Slim sizes 8 to 16, sale 5,99; Monday: Frankfurt on a roll, one tablespoon oil, two egg S K n n n r a i L potato chips, buttered carrots, P.O. Box 1597, Hartford, Connecticut 06101 yolks, salt and pepper, V4 pint SAT. and SUN. lot more. And we’ll tell you all TOT^roduce Specials Land O’ Lakes Young men's 28 to 36 waists milk, peanut butter cookie, water, milk, or beer. Allow to SUQJU SWEET 6.99.______pears. about the Favorite Person stand for one hour. Take the Till Nam e. Tuesday: Hamburg gravy on Account if you’ll just fill in the whites of the two eggs, beat un HONEYDEW MELONS...... mashed potato, buttered peas, til just snowy and fold into CHENEY ORGHARO 6:00 AMERICAN At All 7 Stores bread, butter, milk, fruited coupon and mail it to us. Address. batter after allowing to stand. Pair jello. Wipe fish with paper toweling, McWTOSH APPLES...... 2-n..b.,6 9 * Specials Are CHEESE 'West Hartford Wednesday: Orange juice, City. dip into batter, drain, cook in HOSE Tender, CaHfamla ^ Goad from Wethersfield bologna and lettuce sandwich, deep hot fat. Manchester Parkade buttered green beans, milk, State. The fat for frying fish, as in IMRROTS...... 2 | 2 ^ rF.lM.C. IK74 .Zip. With any S'iO purchaM 'A Lb. Enfield Squore chocolate pudding. any fried product, must be hot in our clothing dopt. May 29th thru Bloomfield Thursday: Sliced turkey, enough or you will have oil- Good Friday, May 31 Onlyl June U t soaked, sqggy food. When you LCiiaY HEARTS .bunch ( Avon/Simsbury gravy, cranberry sauce, 621 Middle Turnpike, East; 320 Middle Turnpike, West; 595 Main Street; 220 North Main mashed potato, whole kernel see the TV ad where the bread Brisfol Plaza corn, bread, butter, milk, Street; East Hartford, 1085 Main; 794 Silver Lena. is fried and it is still nice and mixed fruit. soft, it really has nothing to do Our Enfitid, ManchMtar & Avon/Simsbury Friday: Tuna salad on a roll, with the product. It is the temperature of the fat that is StOTM Ar* Open Tonifo For Your Convonionco potato sticks, cole slaw, milk, MANCHESTER PARKADE ice cream. the reason. i i i i i i n i H i PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 Tolland County Vernon Billed for Dues Graduates PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- Chinese leaders were confiden toward normalizing relations. I Noel told reporters that women appear to be as strong Democrats Hear A recent 10-day goodwill trip to tial, Noel said they were think we were very successful Arch Moore Jr. of West N oel L auds women’s rights advocates in as the men, and are assigned to Virginia and Robert D. Day of From Candidates dhina by six U.S. governors will lengthy and candid. in convincing Chinese leaders the U.S. would not want brutally, physical latwr.” be “very very helpful” towards “I think the Chinese have that the relationship between Iowa. The DemocraUc delega By Mass Transit District Tolland County Democrats women’s rights as found - in "It’s a sexless society, Scene somewhat better understanding the United Stages and China is tion included in addition to will hear two speakers seeking R esu lt O f normalizing relations with the China. everybody works.” (Chinese, Gov. Philip W. Noel of the attitudes of this country, not a partisan issue in this coun Noel, Marvin Mandel of “voluntary” fee last year. party nominations at a meeting ‘‘When it comes to assigning The Republican governors Although the Vernon Town the town was getting anything said Wednesday. especially because it was a try. I think they knew this but Maryland and Calvin Rampton out of the district and he in Mayor McCoy said he feels Friday at 8 p.m. in the Colum C hina T rip work in China there is total who also went on the trip were of Utah. Council, voted several months From Here While discussions of inter bipartisan delegation,” he said.. we were able to emphasize it,” dicated he feels the same is the town would pay its share if bia Town Hall. equality between men and Daniel J. Evans of Washington, ago not to pay “dues^' to the national importance with “It will be very very helpful he said. women,’’ Noel said. “ The Greater Hartford Transit true now. the district^arts nioving Mrs. Ella Grasso seeks the District, the town has received The council will meet Mon toward an ovW-all mass transit nomination for governor; Atty. By Sol R. Cohen two bills from the district day and it is likeiy the mayor porgram. Martin Burke of Rockville is a will suggest that the amount not At this time the district does candidate for the House totaiing $3,351. OPEN DAILY 10-10; Su n .— 9 -4 Mayor Frank McCoy said be paid this year either. He said not have the power to demand District 56 nomination. T H U R S . , FRI.&SAT. part of the amount, $385, is nothing has been budgeted, but payment from the towns, They will speak at a meeting listed as the town’s contribution if the council votes to pay the according to a legal opinion of the Tolland County The Threat dl a fee for counsultant John A. bills the money could come given last year. Democratic Association. Bailey, who made a study of the from the contingency account. The action taken against Mrs. Grasso has served four The Real district. The remainder, $2,- Mayor McCoy said he feels paying was not favored by the years as congresswoman from 966.07 is for annual dues to the the district act^d too hastily in town’s two representatives to the Sixth District; she was To Privacy district. hiring Bailey as a consultant, the district Richard Dempsey secretary of state 12 years, was Memorial Day By LEE RODERICK figuring the report was going to and James Ledbetter. a state representative four Last year the town was asked (Special to The Herald) for some $3,000 as a “voluntary provide a “panacea for mass Dempsey said the study made years, and has served as chair The parade is over. So are it’s original purpose (except by Bailey was an attempt to man of many committees. WASHINGTON - 'The elec contribution,” but the mayor transportation.” the speeches, the thrill of for those directly involved), present mass transit in a Friday’s speech will be the tronic wizardry that made and the council voted against There are just nine towns in to be a day of national manner which would influence first major one for Atty. Burke twin bugles sounding possible the recording of the • paying this amount. the district at this time and JANICE H, GAUDINO legislative action. RANDY WILSON and this is his first attempt in “Taps,” the crack of rifle mourning-r first for those explosive White House tapes VIGORO At that time Mayor McCoy Vernon was the only town of the 390 Lake Rd. 29 Griswold St. shots and, most of all, the who lost ,tneir lives in the again raises the spectre of the told the council he did not feel nine that refused to pay the seeking public office. UWNWSD Andover Manchester Atty. 'Thomas Dooley of Ver three-day weekend — ar Civil War. later for. those threat to privacy that faces WEED KILLER BA Degree BA Degree non, now serving as represen tificially created to honor who lost their lives in all every citizen. KILLBl Regis College Thiel College tative from the 56th District, the war dead with w ar^ "Today many Americans are Weston, Mass. Greenville, Pa. justifiably concerned about Bay State Eases has announced he will not seek automobile trips, cookouts We doubt it ever was SPECIAL! News Capsules re-election in November. meant to be a holiday in the safeguarding their con and what have you. stitutional right to privacy. Law bn Voting The public is invited to the sense of the Fourth of July This has been brought about by VIGORO LAWN WEED meeting. What isn’t over (as thjs or Labor Day, Jor example. BOSTON (UPI) — Beginning Student Government Day was being written and the increased use of data banks, 3 Certainly we don’t have wiretapping, and similar KILLER & HOSE SPRAYER Fight Gas Fumes Saturday, if a person is 18 years printed) is today. May 30, anything to celebrate on modern inventions,” said Sen. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — About four city blocks remained off- old and, at that moment in At the sound of Town Manager Robert Weiss’ gavel, Rev. Reed the real Memorial Day. Memorial Day. The Mark Hatfield (R-Ore.) in a re WEEDUFEED limits to nearly 1,000 people early today as firemen worked to rid time, hangs his hat in about 30 Manchester High School students came to order in Massachusetts, he may register knowledge it originally was cent thoughtful essay. SIMIAYER sewer pipes of persistent gasoline fumes that have caused the hearing room at the Municipal Building this morning. Accepts Call The kids have a word for $ 0 7 7 to vote. called Decoration Day — for Sensing a growing public con BOTH ONLY repeated evacuations of homes since Tuesday. They were there to receive a briefing and assignments the unreality of it all, cern over the implications of Although a few people returned to their homes Wednesday, To Bridgeport decorating the graves of J This new concept of stand for the various jobs related to town government in which, “plastic.” It describes such technology and its poten police said most of the displaced residents were prevented from fallen veterans — proves ardized voter registration The Rev. Lyman D. Reed, something that’s unreal, tially devious uses, a federal goin^xback by yet another outpouring of gasoline vapors from they were indoctrinated today—Student Government Day. that conclusively. results from reform legislation Weiss said Manchester High School students have been associate minister of Union malleable, manufactured to advisory committee in August 0 sewers in the northeast part of the city. which passed quietly during the observing this day for about 25 years. Congregational Church, specifications, changeable And so, as far as we’re 1973 recommended a series of 1973 session. Rockville, has resigned that PATI9 STONES Weiss also said this type of experience is “more impor at the whim of whoever’s concerned or involved, give safeguards to protect individual position to accept a call to be Effect of Defeat responsible. us back the original date of citizens. The committee, ap The bill, pushed for three tant than ever because of the lowered voting age to the 18- pastor of Olivet Congregational WASHINGTON (UPI) - The defeat of Sen. J. William pointed by then Secretary of 18” HEXAGON x 2” y e a rs by R ep. Jo h n A. year-olds.” Church in Bridgeport. May 30 for Memorial Day — Health, Education & Welfare, Fulbright, D-Ark., not only could change the direction of the Businger, D-Boston, was aimed That’s how it is with The students, mostly honors students, are members of A special meeting of the be it at the beginning, mid Elliot Richardson, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, but also likely will have a at preventing a reoccurrence of Elgin Zatursky’s law and order class. Many of them prudential Board of Union Memorial Day. Designating dle or end of a week. recommended federal legislff^ profound effect on congressional economic policy. past incidents invoiving the recently visit^ Washington, D.C., With Zatursky, and Congregational Church has it permanently for part of a tion to guarantee individuals Sen. John Sparkman, D-Ala., is all but certain to relinquish his harrassment of coliege students observ^ facets of our national government. been called for June 3 to act on tfiree-day weekend is just Let’s not think and act the right to; chairmanship of the Senate Banking Committee to take from out-of-state who sought to the resignation which is to that — “plastic.” Certainly “plastic.” Know that no secret data Fulbright’s post as Foreign Relations chairman, according to register in Massachusetts. Marjorie Taggart and Kathy Shanley shared the day FLOWER BULB become effective Aug. 31. it’s unreal. It’s losing all of system exists. IS^ROUND X 2” sources close to Sparkman. In communities with high stu with the town manager. Find out what information is This would propel Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., to the head dent populations, such as Cam The students and their official companions assembled BLOOMING SPECIAL being maintained about them in TREES AND of the Banking Committee, a prospect that has left the nation’s bridge, Worcester and for lunch at the Army-Navy Club where they discussed ANNUALS & computer systems. bankers rather uneasy. Amherst, thpfe were numerous their respective assignments and asked questions. Know how information about GERANIUMS Over the years, bankers have learned what to expect from the reports that local voter Their day of student government ended at 3 p.m. SHRUBS them is being used. VEGETABLES for the rather low-key and conservative Sparkman, but Ptpxmire is in registrars disqualified prospec Contest the accuracy, per 18”xl8”x2-S0lWRE many ways an unknown quantity to them. tive voters on grounds they price of (xJjaodfaiui I GARDENS tinence and timeliness of any were not Massachusetts information about them. residents. Rhode Island Adopts Worker Crushed "The frightening truth is that "The expiring law, as inter Va OFF REG. REG. Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems even though data banks in NORWICH (UPI) — A worker was killed Wednesday when a preted by Attorney General Curbs On Campaigns 97c each 1.77 ea. SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN crease in use, none of these 1.41 bulldozer at a Norwich landfill dump backed over him. Police Robert H. Quinn in 1971, gave Packaged 2-year, field- recommendations has been ful Charge It said Herbert C. Trask, 56, was signaling the driver of a truck local registrars broad latitude 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER 643-8474 Splash Drains PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- Bipartisan critics said the ly implemented,” said Hatfield. Choose from large selection of grown flowering or orna 2 1 9 7 ^ when he got in the way of the vehicle. The operator of the to determine who qualified to 2I1.77 Gov. Philip W. Noel signed law will only require actual 'The Oregonian has introduced Vegetables & annuals. No. of bulldozer failed to see Trask who was unaware of the ap- vote. The main determinant IT’S O U R ^ c i ^eautiful geraniums in bud mental shrubs and trees. No Rhode Island’s first campaign campaign spending reports by legislation in the Senate to help plants per pot varies! preaching vehicle, police saidaid. was whether a person lived in and bloom in 4" plastic pots. sale items included. finance disclosure law late about 10 per cent of the office ANNUAL la E I close the privacy gap. Other Massachusetts and had no plans seekers. M Wednesday and left it up to the senators, including Sam Ervin to leave — whether it was to Clubhouse Destroyed state Board of Elections to In addition to setting dis (D-N.C.) and Barry Goldwater return home at the end of a closure requirements, the new NEWTOWN (UPI) — The loss has been set at $100,(X)0 in the decide which of two different (R-Ariz.) have introduced school term or to change interpretations to enforce. law limits the amount can similar bills. fire that destroyed the Newtown Country Ciubhouse eariy residence. 18-4-8 The legislature met in a one- didates for the four statewide Hatfield noted that NOT Wednesday. About 60 firenien battled the blaze that began late But this question gave day special session to enact a general offices can spend in t-i recordkeeping of sensitive data n AVAIIABLE Tuesday night in the two-story structure but fast moving flames registrars an opportunity to dis IN watered-down version of a bill their campaigns. Gubernatorial on individuals is widespread _ gutted the structure. Two firemen received minor injuries. qualify applicants on grounds m m CROMWELl which failed to clear the candidates would be limited to and growing. they planned to leave regular session on May 4. $400,000. The Social Security Ad Massachusetts. VIGORO License Review ministration has ,#arnings LAMVN A Under the new law, future records on nine out of ten WASHINGTON (UPI) — Federal officials will meet June 6 to plans are immaterial and workers in the United States, review an operating license application by Northeast Utilities for beyond the authority of voter Geraniums along with information on 28.9 its Millstone Nuclear Power Station Unit 2 in Waterford, Conn. registrars. ^ This is the interior of one of Woodiand million persons drawing Social The review will be conducted by the Advisory Committee On The standardized voter Garden’s 10 greenhouses, which this year Security benefits and 21 million Reactor Safeguards of the Atomic Energy Commission. registration law requires has an extra fine cropi under Medicare. Details from applicants simply to fill out one DECORATIVE tax returns of some 78 million basic form with name, age, 226 IN THE 'riJjiriJS: Gas Supplies individuals are stored in com Golden Vigoro i PIN E BARK place of residence, a statement SPENCER ST. PATHMARK HARTFORD (UPI) — The end of the month gasoline supply MANCHESTER.., SHOPPING CENTER puters of the Internal Revenue LAWN FERTILIZER Y of citizenship and some routine Reg. ‘1” and ‘1“ will be adequate says a spokesman for the Connecticut Energy Service, with tapes available at Vigoro All-Purpose administrative information. A PLUS WEED CONTROL 122 Emergency Agency. A light tdrnout of motorists for the cost to states. The Department person will become qualified to FACTORY DIRECT j|50-lb.* bag of decorative Memorial Day weekend plus release of some emergency reserve of Transportation keeps tabs on vote after completing and. FERTILIZER f|marble chips for patios gasoline assures a good supply, officials said Wedne^ay. The 3.8 million Americans who have $ 0 2 8 3 cu. ft. Pine signing this affidavit — DOURLEKNIT SPORTCOATS i||flower beds, walkways. American Automobile Association said that New England faces been denied driver’s licenses, $397 \|| ’N«lwt bark nuggets. assuming the applicant is at NOW ONLY m Not available the shortest gasoline supplies of any part of the nation. However, or whose permits have been One feeding clears out ugly dande MICRO NUGETS 1 .9 5 least 18 and has a Outlet Prices • All First Quality Cromwell and Southington the highest prices are being paid in the far west and in suspended or revoked. The lions and other broadleaf weeds, Massachusetts address. A general utility fertilizer for metropolitan New York City. y te M a/estfc Trouser Company Veteran’s Administration has greens your grass, and keeps it green for months. better flowers, shrubs, trees records on 15 million veterans 25 Ibs. feeds 5000 sq. ft. ond vegetables. 40 Ibs. and dependents who are now getting benefits or who have received them. And other i » i LETS GO DIVING federal agencies have similar ■ X rx:.v. mm records. INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO THE WORLD OF SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING “In one or another of these files is information on just U.S. DIVERS about every American,” said DIVING MASKS TD FIT SWIMASTER Hatfield. “Now there is in VIGORO SPECIAL creasing fear that the EVERYONE. 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ExH 80 Off 1-80 DRIVEWAY “The forces of centralization WATERBURY YESI WE N l L TO 3000 Ibs. 5 ga ls FREE SOIL TEST, plus and computerization are in MANCHESTER CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON • OPEN DAILY* 881 Wolcott St. SEALER FREE LANDSCAPE CONSULTATION! direct opposition to the develop 239 Spencer St. 45 Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) 12 Noon to 8 P.M. - SAT. 10 to 0 Opposite Naugatuck Moll ment of the uniqueness of the (Silver Lane) At intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 Near 1-84, Exit 32 human personality." . I ▼ Ai3dvs oaDiw I rn-i PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., MaySO, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tliurs., May 30, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN Manchester High Honor Roll Seniors Vernon Hearing Kim Danahy Nancy Hughes . Kyle SIbrinsz Norman Davey Cheryl Hyde Marcia Hohwleler Lee Snuffer Wendy Howritz Daniel Deprato Brian Kilpatrick Dale Sotherland H iK h Richard Diamond Stephen Koski David Hubbard Marcia Spano Maureen Hyland Dallas Dodge Richard LaFond Set for June 12 Paula Stapleton Michelle Jaworski Randy Doughty Patricia Lloyd Linda AlubickI Elaine Steele Geraldine Jones Robert Dulko Michael Lombardo Brenda Stermer Christina Barnowski David Dumalne Karen Jones Karen Bengston Susan Malo Janet Stevenson Doreen Jorgensen Stephen Dwyer Joanne McCallum Eileen Sullivan On Wetland Rule Joann Breen Joanne Karp Deldre Fairweather Debra McPherson Kathleen Sullivan Janet Brown Stephanie Fuss Abigail Keene JoAnn Brugnetti Sharon McVeigh Terry Sullivan Valerie Klein Mark QenovesI Erlinde Meier John Taslllo Inland Wetland ' regulations then the state would have taken 1 Janice Butler Jeannle Gerhard Deborah Kreuscher Kim Cardello Diane Miner Wendy Taylor Paul LaPIne for the town of Vernon, drawn Gayle Glagalone Robert Odell Brenda Tedford over this responsibility. Jeanine Chadwick Peter Gilgosky Dawn Lindsey Ann Marie CIvltlllo Roberta Palmer Deborah TItor Ann Litrico up by and to be administered The regulations for Vernon AnnsLGracyalny SusanjPIccin D onna Tyo Linda Clarahan Debor^ Graham Lea MacMullen by, the Conservation Commis are based on state guidelines Deborah Condon Susan Port Page Waddell Paul Maldment Nancy Greenwood Barbara Senna Matthew Wallace sion, will be aired at a public and the state will review the Sharon OellaFera - Lauren Hall Louisa Marti Susan Derby Georpe Sweetnam Mary Whalen Stephanie Martin hearing on June 12 at 7:30 p.m. local regulations after they are James Harney Guy Talley James WIgren Carol Derewianka Peter Heard RIcharo Mathleu in the Administration Building. adopted by the commission, Sandy Dickinson Joan Tarascio Timothy VVollenberg Carolyn McCollum Katherine HIcock Karon Tedford Susan Woodhouse The Conservation Commis Brian Will, chairman of the Don Dienst Joanne Howard Donna McDonald Carol Dion Laura .Valentine Jonathan Yeomans s Patricia McKee Josh Howroyd sion was recently designated as commission said. Robin Douglas Robin Wagner Erin ZIm a Denise Meyer David Hunt Daniel White Sandra Zinsser the agency ^to administer the State regulations require that Karrie Ellis Russell Jarvis Steven Monahgan Lori England Pamllla Whitney Robert Mumford regulations. If the Town Coun a decision be made on an Phyllis Jassie Jeanne WIckwIre Valter Ezerins Irmgard Kanya Kirk Nelson Mary Finnegan Kirk Wbolport Suzanne Nevins cil had not taken this action application, within 60 days after Margaret Kehoe Andrew VVrobol Hollis Franklin Mary Kelly Douglas Novltch a public hearing or the date of Pamela Fraser Carol Knybel Charles ObuchowskI the application. Barbara Freedman Hal Ostrom Stephanie Knybel The local regulations have Doreen Gagnon John Krascella Maureen PIcano Regular Donna Press Susan Ganley Judy Kravitz been revised to comply with la Pauline Gioielll S o p h o m o res Sharon Redmer “ W ftiLOW liCESS Susan Lampron Thomas Amato Cheryl Roberts this ruling. Will said. Elizabeth Gold Carol Larivee Barbara Anderson High Today’s Eileen Gordon Thomas Latham Cindy Annum Claudette Ruel Linda Gray Blair Anthony Lucie Albert Gerrianne Ruff Thought The regulations also include Rlkard Grey Lynnette Lessard Rosemary Lindahl Maria Arsenault Leslie Bayer Holly Ruggiero an appeal clause which would Robert Gruessner Cathryn Linsenbigler Robert Bard Davie Beaulieu Janis Runde Gail Gutzmer Sherry Sanborn LAST DAY OF SPECIAL Gayle Lorenzen Cheryl Bates Carolyn Boser allow the Conservation Com Nancy Hann Vernon LunI Nancy Bertram William Bouley Michael Seader mission to reconsider an Helle Hansen Anne MacKenzIe Edward Bombardier Karen Carpenter Elizabeth Seybolt Gregory Haroian Laurie MacMullen Lorraine Bouchard Antonio Caxide Peter Slalby / It has been said that there are application previously rejected. Matthew Hennigan Janet Makulis Dorothy Brindamour Tamar Cohen Carol Smith no miracles. This would require an affir Dorothy Harman Deborah Soares ANTENNA SALE OFFER Sam Maltempo Martina Brissette Susan Connelly Have you seen a grain of sand mative vote of from five to Candace Hilton Jullien Martin Judith Brown Keith Costa Leslie Stager ' Janice Hindson Richard McMahon Sandra Buckwald M ark Dion Linda Suhr and held it in your hands? Have seven members of the commis Marc Hirschleld Margaret Mistretta Gary Bunco Claire Downing Rebecca Timbrell Laura Hlivyak Janet TInklepaugh you walked a mile with life and sion to overrule the recommen ® S A W V O COLOR T V ’S Stephen Moran Earl Bushey Lenore Dubaldo Kim Hyde Pamela Moriarty James Buyak Paul Dumond LeRoy VanAllen known both joy and strife? dation of the Planning Commis Stephen Ide Sharon Munsle Richard Byam Cynthia Dziato Karen Vollrath Have you heard a bird or sion. Joyce lovine Barbara Murphy Ann Byram Karen Eckert Penelope Watson ® S A N Y O 15” diagonal color television Cheryl Weir someone elses word? Have you Frank Jaworski Neal Nelson Laurie Cole Elizabeth Elliott Diane Kellsey Scott Odell Jane Conn Sandra Ferris Cynthia White touched a breeze or felt a freeze Dorrie Wilk A map of the town’s wetland 118 • Keyed automatic gain control Sue Ann Kozak Anne O'Rourke Peter Cordner Dohald Geldel N c Georgia Willis or shared a calm that makes areas is on display in the plan Charles Launi Kevin Osborne Renette Cote Robin Grames Sq. In. (A(j C) locks out interTerence John Lecklor ■ Patricia Palmer Barbara Crowley Melissa Hilton Kendall Wilson Young Ventriloquists Hebron Grade 3 Classmates at Leisure things warm? ning office in the administra Lynn Lehman Carrie Winter • Automatic degaussing for pure Richard Parr Mark Curkin Rosanna Holbrook If you have then you are a tion building. It will also be Jeffrey Lemonds Robert Perrone Joseph Damon Laura Jennings Bradley Wojcoski The two “dummies," Danny O’Day and Otis O’Brien, are color Marian Zajac Verplanck School. The young ventriloquists presented a Carole Lewie Kathleen Petersen Michael Doenges Wayne Kuehl Perched on ^-huge tractor tire, Fred Rabbitt, a full-time resident of the Grade 3 class of miracle. available the night of the • Front mounted, high fidelity speak Catherine Libbey Jane Zamaltis taking the words right out of the mouths of their operators, program on safety recently for the first grade students at Elaine Poitras Karen Doyon Joann Lamoureux Pastor Wayne Kendall hearing. This map will serve as er Melinda Liggett Cathy Rafala Gerald Uraghe Marlon Legault Mrs. Gay Farmer, Hebron Elementary School, is admired by Larry Burns and Terry Joy LIsk Jeffrey Curtiss and Joan Cycenas, fifth grade students at the school. (Herald photo by Pinto) South United Methodist Adam Raimondi Doreen Everett Theresa Lukas Morin, students in the same class. F r^ likes recess, too. (Herald photo by Drinkuth) a guide to the commission in its • Built-in telescoping antenna Valerie Mader Joan Fazzina Martin Maldells Church Mary Maguire Angela Raimondo application of the regulations. Patricia Remmey Mark Fitzsimmons Stephen Moriarty Casey Mahone Bradford Richardson Nickie Follansbee Ken Nordeen Kim Mandly David Rldolfl Beverly Fuss Nancy Parsons David Matthewson Donna Rollinson John Gagnon Nina Pfanstiehl N O W O N L Y Kim McCaughey . Patrick Ryan Debora Gardinler Dorothy Pierson Conrad McCurry Mary Scanlon David Gerber Teresa Priskwaldo Karen Miskunas Renay Scheer Steven Qlrelll Donna Pryor !| Mow... Tims., FRL Pamela Molloy Erika Schleldge Susan Gordon Inara Punga OPEN DAILY 10-10; Lois Neal ;i 3 Woys to Judith Scott Michael Gorman Mark Quitadamo Jean Pastel MT. 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P- PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., May 30, 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEN STANDINGS RSox Victimized Hockey Groiip Must Learn to Adjust Meets Tonight American League By Twin Trickster ' . / Manchester Youth Hockey KAS'I V By Friars^ Barnes Assn, will meet tonight'at 7:30 at the Manchester High Milwaukee BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red-Sox were done in teachers’ cafeteria/to elect NEW YORK (UPI)^— Marvip/fiarnes is thinking of a Boston Just Like All the Greats Did ;dnesday night by Minnesota’s designated trickster. board members for the 1974-75 seven-figure pro basketball contract while national Detroit The^x, and Twins were in the 13th inning- tied 4-4 when By MILTON RICHMAN season. / collegiate scoring champion Steve Platt is too busy with Baltimore There are more theories of the smart ones. Just as second-year utility man Jerry Terrell pulled a hot dog play changing speeds and depen way to make it look faster is The meeting will be open to farm chores to be overwhelmed by his selection in the Cleveland NEW YORK (UPI) - on pitching than there are with runners on first and third. He ducked down to scoop sure as he wears No. 41 on ding upon a slider. J to change speeds. all adult Manchester residents. National Basketball Association draft. New York Sparky Anderson was letters in the alphabet. up some dirt as Sox pitcher Diego Segui moved into his his uniform, he’ll adjust. He Baltimore’s Jim Palmer I think Tom Seaver is Barnes, the No. 2 pick in the WES'I watching closely. He was Every pitching coach has his stretch. has begun to already —to a added a slider for the first giving that , some thought, draft, was chosen by the com Wednesday morning had W L Pet GB concentrating on this one own ideas on the subject. degree. time last year and did well and something Sparky Philadelphia 76ers, who are priority over any celebrations. Oakland 26 21 .553 The unexpected move shook Segui, who stepped off the man particularly because he Most agree on one point, enough with it to win the Cy Anderson says seems to Pulford Signs still trying to get mileage out of Platt’s wife, Peggy, said the Kansas City 24 22 .522 V '2 rubber. First base umpire Bill Haller ruletl Segui had wanted to see for himself, however. Anytime a pitcher, L et’s look at som e INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) last year’s top choice, Doug 6-5 marksman “is very excited Chicago 21 21 .500 2'/i broken his hands on the follow-through and called the balk.A Young Award. Now he’s bear that out. Talking about find out personally how especially one who relies as pitchers who had to adjust, — Bob Pulford, who guided the Collins. Barnes, a 6-foot-8 about it. I know he’s going to II Texas 23 24 .489 3 Rod Carew ambled home, giving the Twins a 5-4 win. having problems again Seaver’s last time out much there really was to all heavily on his fastball as change their styles late on in Los Angeles Kings to their first center from Providence, has try out.” California 22 26 .458 4', 2 Terrell, inserted in the eighth for designated hitter Ton- because of a tightness in his against the Reds Monday the stories he’d been Seaver does, loses a little off their careets. Warren playoff appearance in five the ring of cash registers in his Superstar Bill Walton Minnesota 19 23 .452 4*/2 ny Oliva, who had singled, said, “I was just sitting there on forearm, which he says night, the Cincy manager hearing. [t, he invariably does tjie Spahn, Whitey Ford and years, has been rewarded with ears and dollar signs in his eyes prepared early for the 1974-75 W edne.sduy'.H K c s u I im ' affects the way he throws the bench and the play came to me. I had used it once says: a three-year extension of his as he states he would not sign Chicago at New York, Ppd. The man Sparky Andersoii^; ime thing. He tries Robin Roberts all did. NBA season by undergoing sur before to help win a state amateur tournament in his slider. Kansas City’s “The only thing I* saw contract. under $1 million. gery Wednesday for removal of Minnesota 5. Boston, 4 (13) was watching was Tom throwing harder. It’s Minnesota. I explained the play to the manager (Frank Bruce Dal Canton got Seaver do differently was go Jack Kent Cooke, owner of “I’d go to work in a factory some cartilage from his left Baltimore 10, Kansas City 3 Seaver, and on the night in perfectly natural, almost an Spahn started out primari Quilici) and asked if I could use it. He said, ‘Sure, what the himself a new knuckleball to offspeed pitches against the National Hockey League first,” said Barnes. knee. Walton recently signed a Texas 3, Cleveland 0 question, last Monday night, involuntary action. They all ly as a fastball pitcher, and and looks like an entirely our lefthanded hitters — team, announced W^nesday Denver of the American $2 million contract with Milwaukee 7, California 5 hell.’” Oie Cincinnati Reds clipped do it. when he b^an losing a lit changed pitcher with it. Morgan, Crowley, Rose, the option clause of. Pulford’s Basketball Association selected Portland earlier this month and Oakland 4, Detroit 1 “The Good Lord provided the situation and I used it,” him for three runs^ in the tle, he started changing said Terrell, who had scored the tying run in the wild 3:58 ’They try to throw harder Driessen and Geronimo. He five-year contract was being Barnes in its draft and it is then was formally inducted into Friday's Games first inning and eventually than they can, and lose body speeds and gradually Change Speeds exercised. believed another dreaded dollar the NBA when the Trail Blazer Kansas City at Cleveland, N game by racing home from first in the eighth on Jim Holt’s wasn’t challenging them. I beat him and the New York control. It’s the same as making the screwball his Tom Seaver gets a lot of “Bob Ihilford will continue to war is in the offing for the led off the 1974 draft by picking Chicago at Boston, N double. never saw him pitch that Mets, 4-2. No. 1 pitch. Ford, near the free advice, so I’m not about be^ coach of the Kings at least pivotman. the 6-11 UCLA c ^ te r. Baltimore at Texas, N when a hitter tries to swing way before.” Boston Manager Darell Johnson said Segui definitely end, added a hard breaking until June 30,1977,” Cooke said. Platt, the leading scorer the Houston Coach Johnny Egan New York at Minnesota, N That brought Seaver’s too hard. He misses the ball. to burden him with some of balked but stopped short of crediting Terrell on the play. ball, a pitch that was bigger To me, that’s a plus for “That means one of the best last two seasons at Huntington said the Rocket^’ No. 1 choice, Milwaukee at Oakland, N record to 2-5, not so good for Or it’s like trying to run mine. Besides, I’m sure he “It’s been tried before and I’ve never seen it work,” he than a slider. Roberts, like'' Tom Seaver. That means coaches in the NHL is under (Ind.) College, learned about Bobby Jones of North Carolina, Detroit at California, N the fellow supposed to be the faster than you can. What knows the same thing I said. “It’s a cheap shot that works once in a lifetime.” he’s beginping to adjust. I contract to one of the best his selection by Washington should help the club immediate best pitcher around. ’That also happens? You fall. most, hated to say bye-bye know—if you’re losing a lit ISational League Minnesota scored two first-inning runs on S pair of walks to his fastball but he went to still say he’ll win 20, or teams in the NHL for three Tuesday night but planting the ly because he’s a lot like Dave ballooned his earned run With pitchers, when they tle off your fastball, the best come close. more seasons.” DeBusschere. EAST and singles by Oliva and Bobby Darwin but Boston scored average to 3.90, not so slick three in the bottom of the inning on an RBI single by try throwing harder than W L Pet GB for someone making $170,- Dwight Evans and a two-run homer by Bernie Carbo. The they are capable of doing, Philadelphia 25 22 .532 000. Finally, it flushed all their ball frequently Sox added their final run in the third on a sacrifice fly by (Herald photo by Dunn) Montreal 20 19 .513 1 the vultures out of the trees straightens up. It may seem St. Louis 23 22 .511 1 Carl Yastrzemski. again cackling...he doesn’t to them their ball is going New York 20 17 .426 5 Letter Winners on East Catholic Record-Setting Track Team The Twins had closed to 4-3 on doubles by Rod Carew, have it anymore!...he’s lost Chicago 17 24 .415 5 who went 2-for-4 to raise his major league leading average toward the plate faster, but NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, it! Not so surprising given Pittsburgh 17 26 .395 6 to .407, and Darwin. | The East Culholie track team compiled a l2-l record this season, the Kelly. Middle row: Steven W hitham, Brian Foley, Ed Lojeski, Ed it isn’t. The worst thing that the general mood of the can happen to any pitcher is WEST Tom Burgmeier, who relieved starter Dave Goltz in the best in the school's historyv Squad inemhers were: (left to right) liana, Bieh Ptacheinski, Mark Ertel, Mike Nolen. Back row: Matt times wherein the more you W L Pet GB eighth, pitched six innings of three-hit shutout ball to earn front row: Stan Zatkowski, Tom Loughlin, Brian O’Neill, Tom LeCJerc, Dave Carter, .Mark Shehan, Joe Burinskas, Joe Stamp, for his ball to come into the knock somebody who has Los Angeles 35 14 .714 his first win in three decisions. W ardwell, Ernie Fournier, Pat McCarthy, Joe .Martens, (^oacli Da\ e (iephus Ntden, Jim McCartney, Terry Farrell, hitter straight as a string, Cincinnati 26 19 .578 7 achieved anythin^g, the more The Sox are idle today before opening a weekend series without any spin or move Atlanta 26 22 .542 8V2 of an authority you become. ment on it. San Francisco26 24 .520 9V2 against Chicago. Bill Lee, 6-4, faces Wilbur Wood, 7-6, in the opener. ^ Grab Him + I- '/ Houston 25 24 .510 10 ‘‘The biggest mistake 4 Women Softball League Roundup On Occasion T E^giR I N a ■ W U ’t W J U San Diego 18 35 .340 19 anybody could possibly ART PIERCE and RAY W ednesjlay's Results What fools the hitters^ San Francisco 5, Chicago 4 Designated Stop make would be to think Tom most is when a ball takes* TILDEN take great pride Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 0 (11) Loop Planned Seaver isn’t the number one off, rides, or moves, as they in their work. Art has 14 Pittsburgh 13, San Diego 3 Xwo NcRF Riots Causcd pitcher in baseball,” says say in the dugouts. Not all years of experience, all Cincinnati 3, New York 2, This is the final week for Sparky Anderson. “He is for pitchers can throw a fastball registration for all women, 18 \ 1 in brake work. Ray, ( 10) my money. You know what which moves all the time. Kemper Golf Open and older, wishing to take part employed by Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 2 Yogi Berra says. Go talk to Nolan Ryan can; Bert Thursday's Games in a new Slow Pitch Softball all the other managers and Manchester Tire, Inc., for League sponsored by the Rec Blyleven can; Tom Seaver San Francisco (Bradley 5-4) As Beanball Wars Erupt see if they’d take him. the past 5 years, has 13 at Chicago (Bonham 3-8) Gets Top Players Department. could and still can on occa H ere’s tfne w ho’d grab sion. years ^^Kex^erience. Houston (Wilson 1-3) at Mon Carl Silver, program direc NEW YORK (UPI) — “Thou shall not throw at a got me pretty good but it was at least 10 feet otit of the tor, reports that if there is suf him.” Pitchers who lose a little treal tTorrez 4-4), N CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus, always a batter...but if thou dost, be prepared to defend thyself.” baseline. I wasn’t expecting anything dirty like that.” For safety’s sake, put ficient interest league play will What gives me a laugh is off their fastball try favorite, heads the field today for the start of the $250,000 That old cardinal rule of baseball was violated twice in The Anaheim melee was started when Wright threw a your car in the hands of start early next month at the those who know the least throwing harder for awhile, Kemper Golf Open tournament, one of three designated the Am.erican League Wednesday night, causing two near pitch in the first inning that sailed over Valentine’s head. men that know service. Illing Junior High diamond. about pitching are always then they adjust. ’The smart Softball events on this year’s PGA tour. Women interested may sign riots and resulting in the loss of one player for at least Valentine dropped his bat and took three steps toward the Seaver’s loudest critics. Nicklaus has competed only three weeks. ones do. Tom Seaver is one Johnrrj^ Miller the biggest up by calling the Rec from 8:30 mound as Wright came down to meet him; Valentine threw once before in the 6-year-oId TO,NIGHT'S GAMES winner of the 1974 tour with five to 4:30 on Friday. The first incident occurred at Arlington, Tex., where the first punch and the pair then tumbled to the ground. employee of Manchester Tire for the tournament, failing to make the Steak vs. Glen, 6:15 - victories and nearly $200,000 in • Len Randle of the Texas Rangers touched off a fight with “The pitch was right at my head,” said Valentine, who last 10 years, Warren LeFort has over 37 years of experience in cut in the 1970 event, but even $1.6 Million Claim Fitzgerald earnings, will be in the field relief pitches Milt Wilcox of the Cleveland Indians in the had traded verbal swipes with W^right during spring Trudon vs. Acadia, 7:30 - other members of the field of domestic car^s^**^' personally guarantees his work on all along with Weiskopf, the defen eighth inning that resulted in a fullscale fight between both training. “If I hadn’t managed t/g e t out of the way, it Fitzgerald 147 golfers gave him an edge. Major League ding champion and only two- “If I was picking in one like clubs and end^ up with several of the Indians' players would have hit me right in the face. I knew something was Dillon's vs. Gorman's, time winner of the Kemper. 8:45 - Fitzgerald this. I’d have to pick Jack Leaders attempting to gp, after some Texas fans. going to happen. I had it all planned. Butkus Sues Bears. Others turning out in the Gunver vs. Tpke. TV, 6:15 Nicklaus,” said Dave Hill, the A second fight took place in Anaheim, Calif., when Bob “If he hits me, he hits me. If it were anywhere except warm Carolina spring include - Keeney slender Houston Open winner by Valentine of California and pitcher Clyde Wright of right at my face, I was just going to take my base and say who already has pocketed more Vietnam veteran Brian Allin Milwaukee tussled in the first inning, causing both benches that’s the game.’ But when he misses me, I can’t go back Trash vs. Jim ’s, 6:15 • and former Florida Sttate National League Halas Bewildered Neho than $57,000 in 1974. to empty and resulting jn a dislocated shoulder for Valen in the box. I couldn’t givphim another chance to hit me in BECAUSE WE APPRECIATE YOU golfer Hubert Green, both Plymouth vs. Cut ‘n Curl, The Golden Bear will have to G AB H Pet winners of two tournaments Garr, Atl tine which will sidelineHhe Angels’ left fielder for about the head. He could ha^e killed me.” CHICAGO (UPI) — Dick Butkus, the perennial All-Pro 7:30 - Neho be at his best over the par 72, 48 170 81 .391 each on this year’s tour. Smith, St.L three weeks. In between fights the four clubs managed to play two full middle linebacker of the National Football L eap e until he HNBank vs. Congo, 6:15 - 7,085-yard Quail Hollow Coun 44 170 63 .371 Rod Curl, the Wlntu Indian Gross, Hou 45 137 Both incidents were triggered by close pitches which the nine-inning games, with the Rangers beating the Indians 3- was hobbled by a knee injury, is seeking $1.6 million from Nike try Club course, which he has 48 .350 who captured the first Reitz, St.L 45 172 58 .337 batters interpreted as being nneant for their heads. In the 0 and the Brewers, edging the Angels 7-5. \ the Chicago Bears for breach of contract. ANOTHER WAY TO SERVICE YOU BEHER Farr’s vs. Bob’s, 7:30 - generally avoided because of designated tournament two Garvey, LA 48 200 Cleveland-Texas game, Wilebje started the trouble by Nike well-trimmed roughs that place 67 .335 Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota nipped Boston 5-4 in the Butkus’ lawyer, James A. Dooley, filed the suit in Cook weeks ago— the Colonial Morgan, Cin 45 164 Allied Build, vs. CBT Blue, no premium on accuracy. 54 .329 throwing a pitch inside that bounced at Randle’s feet. Ran ' 13 innings, Baltimore routed Kansas 10-3 and Oakland County Circuit Court Wednesday, asking $1 in punitive National at Fort Worth—and Watson, Hou 47 165 53 .321 6:15 - Robertson dle then laid down a bunt which Wilcox fielded and when edged Detroit 4-1. Chicago at New York was rained out. damages and $600,000 in compensatory damages. Arnold Palmer are also Zisk, Pitt 38 119 38 .319 .Armory vs. Wholesale, Masters champion Gary the Indian pitcher tried to tag Randle out, the two became The suit charged that the Bears broke a July, 1973, con favorites of the young and Buckner, LA WE HAVE INSTALLED ANOTHER ALIGNMENT 45 176 56 .318 7:30 - Robertson Player, fresh from victory in engaged in a fight. Orioles 13, Royals 3 enthusiastic galleries. Brock, St.L 41 173 55 .318 tract by refusing all hospital and medical care pertaining last week’s Memphis Classic, Mike Cuellar turned in his sixth straight complete game Economy vs. Dorn’s, 8:45 - The Kemper’s designated Both benches cleared and it took the umpires almost 10 to his injured knee and that they are not paying him for Robertson displayed peak form in the status guaranteed the strongest minutes to- restore order. Then, some Indian players, for Baltimore, which snapped a four-game losing streak 1974, the second of five single season contracts at $150,000 pro-am preliminary, in which field in its history. It cost the angered over the debris thrown into their dugout by the and ended the Royals’ five-game winning streak. A1 Bum per season. MACHINE TO HANDLE ALL TYPES OF CARS Rain postponed all scheduled the competitors included Vice sponsoring Kemper Insurance fans, attempted to jump into the stands and settle the bry collected three hits for the Orioles while Bobby Grich The suit caught club owner George S. Halas by surprise. games last night. President Gerald Ford. Player Co. an extra $50,000 to get the American League issue. Policemen finally had to be stationed behind and in chipped in with a three-run double. posted the low pro score of the After a hurried meeting of the Bears’ brass, Halas issued a designated status. G AB H Pet side the dugout to prevent altercations. statement saying he was “puzzled by this latest action, day, a four-under-par 68. Carew, Minn 42 172 70 .407 INCLUDING FOREIGN MAKES. “The pitcher threw behind Lenny and that’s a no-no in particulary in light of my harmonious conversation with Jackson, Oak 41 148 59 .399 baseball,” said Rangers’ Manager Billy Martin, who as Dick Butkus last Thursday.” Evans, Bos 29 106 39 .368 usual was the first one out of the dugout when the action No Love Existed Halas said Butkus assured him he was willing to undergo Hargrove,Tex 35 109 39 .358 Randle, Tex 40 110 37 .336 started. “That makes a hitter mad. But he didn’t go out of knee surgery and rehabilitation at Bears’ expense. ALSO A NEW AND BEHER RRAKE SERVICE McRae, KC 45 156 51 .327 the baseline. The pitcher was in his way and Lenny gave Between Battlers “It is eminently clear that all Dick is interested in is sit Robinson,Balt44 163 53 .325 him a pretty good lick, didn’t he?.” ting in Florida and collecting his pay checks for the next NERICAN Burroughs, “I wasn’t trying to throw at him,” claimed Wilcox. “I ANAHEIM (UPI) — A Bobby Valentine-Clyde Wright four years,” Halas said. Tex 47 190 61 .321 was just pitching them inside. I was just a little wild fight began taking shape way back last October when the CENTER Oliva, Minn 35 123 39 .317 tonight. As soon as he bunted the ball and I got it, I was California Angels traded the winningest pitcher in the THE Safety Shoe... Rojas, KC 46 181 57 .315 going to first base with it and then he hit me — bang. He club’s history to the Milwaukee Brewers. WITH THE STEEL TOE! 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Free cond and five runs in the third. Manager • by phone at 875-7094 or 872-8400 them for the Orioles. PHONE 643-1161 Professional Remodeling up- Paesa Every Set 8 P.M. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974— PAGE NINETFIRN Ben Jipcho Runs for Money Columbia Seeks Lake Constable About Town \ Virginia Carlson Rd., which maijiufactures cabs Rood said he plans to keep the The staff evaluation com- The executive board of for industrial tractors, has been six persons employed by the mittee of Center Robertson School PTA will Correspondent sold,to Windham Industries for company. Congregational Church will meet tonight at 8-15 at the Tel. 228-9224 an undisclosed sum. Mrs. Dole confirmed the sale meet tonight at 7;30 in the home of Mrs. J. Anthony Ending Successful Campaign William Rood of Windham and said she and her husband church office. Morianos, 77 Carman Rd. First Selectman Joseph said Windham Industries is a started the company 15 years NEW YORK (U P I)-T he professional track. The vic fun—the pros cut out some of Another former Olympic still going strong at age 37, Szegda said selectmen are closed corporation in which he ago. She added they decided to money was there and so was tory was his 18th in 20 races the fun because it is a champion, Dave Wottle, took the two-mile run working on the drainage and his wife, Karen, are the sell “because we are getting on Ben Jipcho. on the ITA tour this season, business,” said Milburn wasn’t as fortunate, (8:49.0) ; Ed Caruthers won problem on Pine St. in an main stockholders. He said he in age and decided we would Jipcho, a 31-year-old Ke including a couple of after winning the 60-yard finishing second to Chris the high jump (7-feet); and answer to an inquiry from Mr. purchased the Cab Co. from like a partial retirement." and Mrs. Raymond Trainor, Roderick Dole of Mansfield. SUE TONIGHT nyan prison officer, ended triumphs in the two-mile high hurdles in 6.9 seconds Fisher in the 880. Fisher, Henry Hines won the long the International Track who live in the area of the run, and enabled Jipcho to to complete the year un running his earnings for two jump with a-leap of 26-1 ‘A. problem. Association’s second season finish the year with earnings beaten in hurdles competi years on the tour past thb Oakland Raider flanker on a record-busting note and of $16,700. tion. $25,000 mark, was timed in Cliff Branch was timed in as the tour’s top money Columbia Selectmen are All year Jipcho was “I have to be on my toes 1:53.5. 4.4 seconds in edging out looking for a person interested Merits winner after running what quoted as saying, “I run for 1 every week, the competition Bob Hayes of the Dallas in becoming a lake patrol con he considered the greatest the money, not the times.” is tougher than being with Cowboys in the “King of the stable. Guy Beck is head con Hair race of his life Wednesday He claimed he could better the amateurs,” said Miss Steve Smith, the only man Hill” 40-yard dash and stable and John Forryan is a night, winning the mile run four minutes as long as Tyus, who also remained un to clear 18-feet indoors in speedy Barbara Ferrell constable. Russell Wheeler Styling in 3:56.6. somebody set a fast enough beaten on the pro tour this the pole vault, had to settle nipped lumbering shotputter resigned verbally at the April 2 “ The 3:56.6, with the pace since, “I am not a good year by equaling her own for a winning leap of 17-8; Karl Salb to win the mixed selectmen’s meeting. Garden’s tight turns and 11- frontrunner,” and Chuck world indoor best of 6.5 John Carlos, after being 30-yard dash in 3.9 seconds. With A lap track, I feel is superior LaBenz proved the man seconds in taking the edged by J.J. Jackson (5.9) “The ITA is here to stay,” Trainor said he has a vested in the 60-yard dash, came to the 3:52.0 I ran in Europe willing to assume the “rab women’s 60. Jipcho concluded. interest in the matter since he last Summer,” said Jipcho, bit’s” role Wednesday nighj. Evans, the leading money back to easily win the 300- has attractive property and the referring to the time he LaBenz jumped out. in winner on the pro tour last yard dash (31.5); four-time And so is Ben Jipcho, as drainage problem makes the Flair Olympian George Young, long as the money holds out. roadside erupt. K MART PLAZA posted in an outdoor meet in front and opened up a lead of year and holder of the world at the Stockholm last July 2 which about 30 yards in the early outdoor record for 400 made him the second fastest going. Jipcho was content to This particular drainage meters, was hard pressed to problem has existed for a TRES CHIC HERITAGE OFFICE miler in history behind the run in third place for the hold off Larry James in win number of years. t. 3:51.1 and 3.:53.3 times first quarter mile before ning the 440-yard dash in 48.2 posted by Jim Ryun. taking out after LaBenz and while Matson, the first man Richard Curland of Rt. 87 was Jipcho's 3:56.6 was the catching him just before the to shatter the 70-foot named by the selectmen to BEAUTY SALON fourth fastest indoor mile half mile mark. barrier, captured the shot serve on the' Bicentennial com Manchester ever run and the best time With a near capacity put with a throw of 70-feet, 1 This is the mittee. J 303 East Center Street Manchester ever recorded in crowd of 15,621, the largest inch. Call 643-2483 for an appointment ever for an indoor pro track season for Dole Cal) Firm with M iss Linda, or M iss Anne-Marie... Savingsand Loan Dole Cab Co., of Cards Mill meet, cheering him on, BLACK ASSOCIATION Jipcho, once assuming com Jaycee Wives Aid Senior Citizens Bus Fund Simpson Signs mand, lengthened his lead CARPENTER ANTS LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Bill the rest of the way to win by BULLETIN: In addition to being Smile and the world smiles with you, and when you have just received a check for $650, the 725 E. Middle Turnpike ^ — -'■ c o u p o n - - - — 1 Simpson of Michigan State, the about 60 yards over Keith unsightly and unsanitary. first defensive back selected in Munson, who was timed in grin keeps getting wider. Wally Fortin of the Senior Citizens Center shows his pleasure as Now You Can Get Your Donuts Black Ants excavate OPEN MON. AND TUES. the 1974 NFL draft and the Los 4:04. LaBenz eventually extensive galleries in wood he accepts gift from Mrs. Robert Patrick, president of the Manchester Jaycee Wives. The 0 A.M. to 9 P.M. Angeles Rams’ second round finished third while Ryun, \^ e s a le ! We Invite The to serve as nesting places check which represents proceeds of the “Casino Night” sponsored by the Jaycee Wives in WED. THRU SAT. ' tXTRA S&H pick, has signed a multi-year the favorite of the crowd Following To Get Our and may cause extensive February, will be used for the center’s bus fund. (Herald photo by Pinto) 8 A.M. to to P.M. contract. prior to the race, came in a damage to your home. y GITFEN ST A M P S Simpson, 6-foot-l, 180, plays Wholesale Prices: Ciubs, "Now 3 Fine cornerback and safety but is disappointing fourth. Organizations, Restaurants, Supermarkets To expected to be tried at corner- Jipcho’s time also Religious Organizations, Serve You Betterl" 100 200 300 Herald photo by Bevins back. He is also a punt returner eclipsed the Garden record Innocent Convict EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA and a kicker. of 3:59.7 set earlier this year Scouts, Private Parties, Supermarkets ALL OUR BEEF by Tony Waldrop, who also Birthdays, Halloween, etc. ^ IS USDA CHOICE with $10 with $20 with $30 Trophy Winners in Karate Tournament “The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere" holds the world indoor best They’re Cheaper By The purchase purchase purchase for the mile of 3:55.0. Faces Easy Future Two students of Hwang’s School of Tae-Kwon-Do came home with trophies in the Dozen, 15 to 30% Discount In 0 Former Olympic cham lor Preventive Maintenance program DOUBLE S&H GREEN Bood-Tliursday, Friday and Sibirday, National All-Star Karate Tournament at the Civic Center in Providence last weekend. 10 Dozen Lots or More! For In- Wo Roiarve Th, night To Llmll Ouanlltlai Track Meet pions Rod Milburn, Lee OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - about the case to an appeals all the people out of work right STAMPS SATURDAY Eight-year-old Douglas Florence, of Vernon, all of four feet and 49 pounds, captured se court. now — younger men than me. May 30, 31, end June 1*1 BOSTON (UPI) - The First Evans and Randy Matson, formation, Please Call • Eloyd Mills was picked from a 7 to 10 P.M. Not geod during double etempipourt cond place in the Peewee Division. He was the lightest boy in his group of 70. \ annual Greater Boston Track crowd, accused of a murder lie Court records show Mills was "I lost my wife and family — Bob Kasel, of Manchester, walked off with third place in the Black Belt Division which plus Wyomia Tyus in the did not commit and kept in the denied benefit of legal counsel everything I had. My wife Family Pack nffff-r-p'frofififtftfrcffttf'f’fffYtttCOOA Invitational, sponsored by the women’s 60-yard dash, also IWISHR DONUT 649-9240 attracted 200 competitors from 26 states. Kasel, president of the Manchester Community Boston Lobsters of World Team Oklahoma State Penitentiary until the 10th U.S. Court of divorced me and my daughter came through with im 255 West Middle Tpke. for 35 years without a trial. Appeals in Denver remanded has her own people now. : FIRST OF THE SEASON 1V2 to 2 lb. Avg. College Tae-Kwon-Do Club, is a student at the college. Tennis, will be held June 15 at Manchester • 646-9277 A crowd of 1,500 viewed the competition. Brandeis University in pressive victories. BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. He was arrested after a the case to the Western “I'm broke and didn’t learn ! Alive and Kicking Chief instructor of the trophy winners is Kwang Sung Hwang, proprietor of his karate Waltham. Winners will qualfy “The difference between woman was killed and her body Oklahoma District Court last anything in prison except how school on Hilliard St. for the National Athletic pros an(i amateurs is The Oldest & Largest in Conn. was set on fire outside her year for a hearing. On Jan. 30, to push a wheelbarrow. I’m in Association Union meet the home. Mills, 26 at the time, was U.S. District Judge Stephen S. pitiful shape and can’t find following week. standing near the body, an axe Chandler ordered Mills work.” over his shoulder, and someone released from the prison at For the last seven years, $199 Lowest Price I LOBSTERS pointed at him. McAlester. Mills worked on the prison’s 4 End M d “There he is, that's the one," Mills, now 61, said he hopes poultry farm. His job was to This Year! 4 Centw Cuts / While Supply Lasts Ranger Sale Official the person shouted. he can find work. feed the chickens. He learned R a d M / h a e K “I guess I was the youngest "But a convict my age only a few months ago he was ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - The Mrs. Pollard Simons. Short retained TREE SPRAYING doesn't have much of a chance, Texas Rangers are officially one there," Mills says today. "1 going to become a free man Best Center Cut Rib End 10 per cent of the club that he moved For Gypsy Moth Control was just a spectator. I was especially when you think about again. It happened April 19. operating under new ownership today to Texas from Washington in 1972 in AUDET BROS. TREE watching them standing around PORK CHOPS after approval of the sale of the the hope of attracting better atten R E A U S n C ' and then those police grabbed PORK ROAST ,lb. American League franchise by league dance. SERVICE INC. me." owners in Chicago. 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Except for the bass drum Class Reunion The Andover Elemyitary and symbols, ail instruments Class reunion for the School Band and M ^orette are owned by the students students of the “Little Red squad participated in the themselves. There are about 35 School House,” classes from Memorial Day Parade, as a ful elementary students par 1940 to 1952 will be held June 9 Open Late Every Night! ly organized band, for the first ticipating in the band, 22 of at the Andover Congregational them were playing for the first Church from 1 to 5 p.m. An SAVE time this year. SAVE Under the direction of Mrs. time this year. dover residents who might wish $4! OVER « 3 ! ' ^ Jackie Eagles, music teacher The majorette squad, com to drop in and visit with old f a m o u s at the elementary school, the posed of 14 girls and one boy. classmates are welcome. m a k e r s CLEARANCE! 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You never have too Cold Day for a Parade spections and fiscal manage required of all school per vice principal any dangerous or smooth no-iron ^lend of 50% many hand towels! Our Our ment goals, a spokesman said potentially dangerous condi sonnel. A blanket keeps the chill away from, left, Beth Hare, 5, of 83 Washington St. and Thomas All cafeteria personnel must nnlvpster 50% cotton. Dainty Reg. Reg. Tuesday. tion. Gregory, 5, of 204 High St. as they wait for their favorites to come by in the Memorial Day have a stool specimen sub 19.99 15.99 In the policy on board All emergency equipment, Parade. (Herald photo by Dunn) 15.99 & meeting news coverage, it mitted annually and all persons 12.70 17.70 fire extinguishers, fire escapes, Two speeds - low for styling, high for drying; 650 For the style you like in minutes! Use mist stick to handling food must wear a Super power! Use mist for styling hair without states that news media alarms and so forth will be in watts. 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The $5,000 winners of last The policy on fiscal manage Plasti Reed Rd., Tolland, is among seven The drawing will be con week’s drawing are also eligi Tennis Lessons Planned ment iS'to encourage advance GIANT lottery ticket holders who will ducted on the American Legion Ombre Cafe ble for the second top prize, SOUTH WINDSOR planning through the best possi be eligible to win the top prize grounds. Porters Pass, in Ken $15,000. Following ceremonies,' there ble budget; to explore all prac SIZE Judy Kuelinel Curtains sington and will be at 7:30 p.m. In addition to the drawing of will be dancing to the music of tical and legal squrses of dollar STRIPES the regular weekly number, a Gorrettpunileni Paul Landerman Trio until mid income. General Electric General Electric General Electric Tel. 644-1364 special bonus number will be Toastmaster Toastmaster night. 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ZIP : l Carol -KuehK (leader, Mildred SPER^V-^REAAINGTON SPERW-^REAAINGTTON Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. * PtntONAl CARC PRODUCTS * PIRtOMAlPIRSOMAl CARE PROniirT*PRODUCTS 1145 Tolland Tur Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. National Park Service reported 1145 Tolland Tpko. Schailer, assistant. Wednesday. PHONE AGE - V ! ; 4 ' PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., May 30, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Tolland Has No Surplus, Says Mails Manufacturing Careers Explained - Vivian Kenneson For the final presentation in a drilling and electron beam subsequently occurred in the General Howell Cheney Technical in engineering. He is also Troop 47 — 50 Years of Scouting Correspondent Fund. series of career seminars held welding equipment which are teaching vocational industrial used in the automotive in School and progressed from a 875-4704 Mails said that “with more than a month Wednesday at Illing Junior education at Central Connec High School and Bennet Junior dustry. machine operator at Hamilton until the end of the fiscal year, it is not to his present position. ticut State College in New Bri Tolland accountant Stanley Mails of High School, a team of Ericson illustrated the steps tain. By Alice Evans reminisce with slides and films In January 1924, the troop Haskins & Sella Wednesday night told the possible to accurately determine a surplus The girls were encouraged by figure.” employes from Hamilton Stan involved and materials used in Hamilton Standard en of former troop activities. was reregistered and has had Board of Selectmen he does not back the necessary drafting and Phillips to step into industry. No audit was done at this time, and will dard Division of United Air courages its employes to Troop 47 has compiled a unbroken tenure since that Selectman Stewart Joslin’s claim of a craft Corporation, Windsor mechanical drawing which he Like others before him in other Boy Scout Troop 47, spon not be conducted until the end of July, further their training, he said. history of its 50 years at South date. The unit was again three-mill surplus. Locks, gave a description of a explained is the means of com- seminars, Phillips reminded sored by the Men’s Club of Mails said. The firm did not charge for the The company emphasizes Church, plus a scrap book of numbered Troop 6 and was ^ In a prepared statement. Mails said, modern-day manufacturing in munication between the the students: “A job is what South United Methodist Church, clippings from The Herald and extra work done in checking Joslin’s claim you want to make it.” “quality reliability” to build up sponsored by South Methodist “After a review, which is not be con dustry. designer and the manufacturer. one’s pride in one’s work, he will celebrate its golden an other newspapers including the of surplus. Luginbuhl, also a Cheney Episcopal Church under the sidered an audit, we have concluded that Miss Christina Beer, an Although draftsmen are said. niversary Saturday starting at 6 Provincetown, Mass., With only six days left to file a referen Tech graduate, gave the young Rev. Joseph Cooper. Mr. Joslin had a basis for certain of the employe recruiter for Hamilton mostly college graduates, Eric-' The series of career seminars p.m. with an old-timers recep Observer. * adjustments he proposed. Mr. Joslin’s dum to defeat the budget to allow for more son said a high school student audience another example of funds in the education account, petitions Standard introduced the which was arranged through tion in the church reception Arthur Hall was the first statement was prepared from information speakers. They were: Dave who has taken drafting courses how one may progress in his hall. are already in circulation in town. ’Die the cotpbined efforts of the First Applied scoutmaster. He was assisted provided from various sources and did not Long, senior public relations in high school may get a job as job. He said, “The wonderful packed budget meeting approved the Greater Manchester Chamber by David Hutchinson and Ray take into account transactions which had representative; Eric Erlcson, a draftsman’s helper and work thing in our country is that if selectmen’s budget on the condition that of Commerce and the The program will also include National Boy Scout records mond Mercer and there were transpired in the town’s Special Revenue chief draftsman; Robert up to more advanced work. you don’t like your job, you can the surplus which Joslin claimed was Manchester Board of Education a Court of Honor in Cooper show that the troop first applied nine scouts in the troop in Sharing Fund since June 30,1973, nor did Bilanchone, electrical change.” there would be used to replace cuts made has given the town’s eighth Hall, an Eagle Scout recogni for registration in 1922 as Troop cluding Thomas Cordner and he anticipate certain transactions which Emblem President engineer; Francis Phillips, As an electrical engineer, He said he saw the need of tion, ceremony, and a roll call of in the education budget. learning more to progress in hiS grade students an opportunity 6, but after one year, the Albert and Howard Holman. machine manager; and Rudy Bilanchone said part of his job to help mold their future fornix scouts. State Rep. Fran registration was dropped due to The troop met on Friday nights Luginbuhl, chief inspector. is to hire scientists and elec job. He has taken extra courses cis Mahbiley will be the guest a Mrs. Earl Garrity of and education and is presently through exposure to a variety of lack of interest and the illness in a two-horse stable at the rear trical technicians. An electrical careers on a variety of levels. speaker, and before the evening of the late Ralph Towle, scout Public Manchester was installed Sun working for his master’s degree of the church. day as president of the ’The audience of about 50 engineer must have a college closes, old tirhers will master. Reporter Arreste/d education, he said, but a techni Records Rockville Emblem Club at eighth graders was introduced William Keith, a lay preacher ceremonies at the Elks to the nature of Hamilton’s in cian may receive his education at South Church for many Carriage House, N. Park St. dustry by a slide presentation in a technical school or college, years, was the institutional ’The Journal Inquirer reporter leave. State Police were called Mrs. Garrity succeeds Mrs. described by Long. They saw or in the military service. He emphasized the importance of VrcMne loelof 0 representative, and the charter Warranty Deeds for Tolland was charged with and three res^nded and made Jaqueline Beaverstock of examples of the environmental application listed the com breach of peace Wednesday the arrest. / Ellington. Mrs. John Shea of control systems, space items, knowing physics, chemistry, Green Marior Construction and “a good foundation in mitteemen as Thomas Co. Inc. to Lynn D. Higuera, night when she refused to leave She was ^ t jailed, however, New Haven was installing of industrial equipment, aircraft, 3 arithmetic.” Humphries, shipping clerk; unit in Northfield Green Con the office of Town Manager and will appear in Circuit Court ficer and Mrs. Edward Connol and electronic items which is rpim-TbuRsitrDMr-TOORSELF Albert Holman, telephone dominium, conveyance tax John Harkins, after a Board of 12 next week to answer the ly of Milford installing the fastest growing area at branch manager; and John $30.25. Selectmen meeting. charge. / marshal. Hamilton, Long said. The electrical engineers at I PKIBRi FRAIIUN6 ;| Winterbottom, silk weaver. Earl B. and Jean C. Odom to The reporter is Paulette The ceremony was followed Hamilton produce computers Donald M. Maxim Jr. and Thibodeau. She was arrested by by a buffet and dancing. Mrs. Many of the young boys were and computer parts and are Wt cut the mouldint lud the |!its...then help you Was Custodian Marie E. Maxim, property at 20 State Police. Lida Duncan was chairman of interested in the “auto sense” gradually going into the with (vorythini i Im . Tht ri|ht tools make the job Dorothy Rd., conveyance tax A selectmen’s meeting had . 1 ^ out Town the installation program. which, by means of diagnostic manufacture of integrated cir eesy-and you pet ptofeisionel resultsi In 1925, Thomas Humphries $38.50. been held to discuss whether or sensors, not only identifies cuit, said Bilanchone. Fine Art Prints was registered as scoutmaster, Fredericos and Ourania not a surplus was available for what’s wrong with an next year’s budget. After the Other club members |W»------from the New York and Hutchinson and Mercer Savidakis to David F. and The Salvation Army will have automotive engine, but how to Phillips, who praised open meeting adjourned, the assisting in the installation Hamilton as being the most Geographic Society were joined by John Powers as Marjorie L. Roach, property at a Bible Fellowship Hour tonight repair it. program were: Mrs. Thomas day assistant scoutmasters. 106-108 Broad St., conveyance town manager and selectmen at 7 at the Citadel. modern facility in the world, in one LA P P P L A Z A Mercer, who lived on Summit This Was Troop 47 in 1928 tax $56.10. went downstairs to Harkin’s of Dannaher, Mrs. Theodore Ven The original industry at vited the class members to visjj R f« t« A , V t r M ii fice where. Selectman Kevin tura, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Hamilton, manufacturing Hamilton and see for 3 St. across from Patsy John B. Burke Jr. and Peirce Jehovah’s Witnesses will I H O URS: 12 mile* north of Vernon Cirelo)| Lida Duncan, Mrs. Arthur propellers — although still in themselves the workings of a O’Leary’s ice cream plant, was Troop 47 posed for a formal picture in 1928 on the steps of South Borst, Earl Smith, Herb hJaguire, Alex Dickson, Jim Sheldon. Third C. Burke to Barney T. Peter Cavanah siaid, a “rap session” have a theocratic ministry I Tuet-Wod-Thurt-Sit 9 :30 -8 :3 0 w v m m jem m Foisie, Mrs. Donald Devine, existence — has developed into modern industrial plant. He Friday-Noon to 9 clotad tton. PnC IM v 7 Z * o 0 3 2 ’ the active leader, but being only United Methodist Church. Troop members are: front row, left to row, Russell Remig, Herb Blevins, Francis Moriarty, Francis man, parcel on Elwood Rd., is usually held after meetings. school tonight at 7:30 and a ser Miss Kay Marley, Mrs. Jackie such advanced industry as laser said he was a graduate of 20 could not be registered as right, Vincent Lennon, James Lewis, Richard Nichols, Charles conveyance tax $15.95. vice at 8:35 at Kingdom Hall. Lewis, Herb McKinney, Howard Holman, Russell Stevenson, Walter Ms. Thibodeau reportedly Beaverstock Mrs. Elton scoutmaster. Humphries, Booth, Joseph Schoen, Stillman Keith, Herb Fraser, George Roy W. and Margaret A. Holman. Top row, Tom Cordner, Dave Hutchinson, and Ronald followed them downftairs and Campbell, Mrs. Harry Hanson, custodian of the church, con Gardner, George Volkert, Winston Smith. Second row, Robert Johnson to Bruce E. and Mary Hillman, all assistant scoutmasters; and Ray Mercer, scoutmaster. refused to leave when asked. The Christian education com Mrs. Ruth Carroll, Mrs. Floyd sented to sign as scoutmaster Lou Thieling, property at 23 Dickson, Frank Pierson, Williatn Haugh, Arlton Judd, Elmer Harkins said Ms. Thib^eau mittee of Emanuel Lutheran Wheeler, Mrs. William Pease, so that the troop could keep ac Clyde Rd., conveyance tax Church will meet tonight at 7:30 listened to telephone conver Mrs. Leonard Freidrick, tive. $38.50. at the home of Mrs. David sations he made. /After Mrs.James Josiphiac and Mrs. Burr and others who had a six canoe trips involving week- $1,700 in a townwide candy sale Marriage Licenses repeated requests to have her Torstenson, 239 W. Center St. Membership had jumped to lifelong interest in the troop. tative for many years. William Davis. long moving-camps over 150 to help pay medical bills for a Eugene Roger Botteron, 67 21, and the charter application Red Madsen and Dick White Autumn St., and Margaret WIN a 8’x8’ DECK* miles of paddling and por member of the troop, who was that year indicated under Good Francis Burr became the were the “famous” cooks of the Diane DeFreitas, Ellington. taging. Three of the trips were hospitalized for more than a past five years, and Don Turns, “cleared farmer’s lot of troop’s first Eagle Scout in Anthony Joseph Steullet, 170 in the Fulton chain of lakes in year before his death. ’’Chinese’’ White has the stones while on weekend hike” 1927, and Frank Sheldon the se Eldridge St., and Karen Lynn the Adirondacks of New York cooking chores in 1974. and “distributed booklets for cond in 1933, when the troop Botteron, 67 Autumn St., June You Can Build It and two along the Connecticut The 1970s Based on a foundation of 50 hospital drive.” was registered as Troop 47. River in Vermont and 1, St. James Church. memorable years of scouting. Donald Louis Delphia, Hart Massachusetts. The sixth trip The troop now has a total of Troop 47 is moving into its se Mercer became scoutmaster Founded Camp was in Maine at the Scout High ford, and Margaret B. TYotter, in 1926 with 15 scouts in the 65 boys and 17 committeemen cond half century of youth ac Adventure Area, the Allagash Vernon, June 8, Concordia troop. Good Turns that year in and Christmas kit sales remain tivities with a strong troop and 8 EASY STEPS Troop 47 literally founded Wilderness. Lem Miller has Lutheran Church. cluded “donating dinners to the the principal source of support program. Camp Johnson, the district consented to take the senior Dana Melvin Sherwood, Earns Eagle Badge poor and needy on ing funds for the troop. camp in Bolton. In 1948, the scouts to the the Green Moun The women have become ac Bolton, and Debra Lee Palozej, M Thanksgiving, collecting tent Heads Event Ed Diehl receives his Eagle Scout badge from his mother, troop obtained a small camp tain Trail this summer. tive in support of the troop 15 Mill St., June 29, Trinity caterpillars, and acting as site and cabin overlooking a Covenant Church. Mrs. Ambrose Diehl, during a Court of Honor in 1962. through a Mother’s Auxiliary Ambrose Diehl is chairman messengers and guides at Building Permits WOOD DECK KITS pond. The district liked the Money-Making formed in 1971. Mrs. Kitty of Saturday’s golden anniver church conferences.” location and obtained a dona Richard G. Small, swimming Tire Wicks and other mothers have sary observance. He is assisted tion of land from the Johnson that eight boys spent 14 days at played active roles in the by Lem Miller, assistant chair pool at 10 Camp Meeting Rd., By 1927, the troop Money-making activities $350. family to build the larger camp. a scout camp conducted by the troop's three yearly award man; Ed Atkinson, secretary; 4 7 ’s Eagle Scouts membership had grown to 33, began in the 1950s, when the Michael Brosman, tool shed Hartford Council, which was meetings. and Woodrow Trotter, historan. DO IT YOURSELF and the charter application said scouts made Christmas at 223 Keeney St., $130. Troop committee members Camp Pioneer, now the Salva The seniors of 1971 became Other committee members are that during the previous year, wreaths in the garage at Bud Timothy J. Connelly for tre $ to n e • 1927 — Francis Burr spent many Saturdays clearing tion Army Camp in Coventry. th^ first scouts to attend the Roberts Burr, Robert VonDeck, the troop had 30 weekend Kelsey’s home. This later grew James A. Glass, tool shed at 105 • 1933 — Frank Sheldon trees from the present camp In 1933, the troop hiked and 5w Maine Matagaman Scout William VonDeck, Henry camps and overnight hikes, and into Christmas tree sales con Scott Dr„ $650. • 1950 — Roger Turkington site and pond. Later, a fireplace camped at Gay City before it Wilderness Canoe Base. Jim LaChapelle Jr., James DOUBLE six day hikes. Assistant scout ducted in the church parking lot William A. Crossley, tool • 1952 — Robert L. Hutson was built by the adults of the became a state park. and Dave Wicks attended Phil Lingham, James Irvine, Ernest masters included Hutchinson, by Senior Scouts. shed at 74 Harlan St., $100. troop as a memorial to Arthur Summer camping has in- mont in 1970 as did Mike Irwin, Herbert Maguire, • 1954 — James Michaud Ronnie Hillman and Robert Horace Russell, tool shed at BELTED Lawrence, a Troop 47 scout who included a hike along the Ap Donachie in 1973. Russell, Stevenson, Paul • 1955 — Richard Boland Burr, who later became a In the 1960s, the troop sold 108 Bolton St., $100. was killed “as a flyer” during palachian Trail, a submarine Ruel Wicks has been scout Maloney, Ronald Mathewson, • 1959 — Frank Boyd, Charles Baraw, Ronald Wabrek YMCA executive. Christmas kits and trees and Gary A. Chappell, tool shed at World War II. trip on Long Island Sound, and master and Paul Maloney the Thomas Cordner, Frank • 1960 — Donald Cordner, David Kelsey, Joseph candy bars to support the large 118 Diane Dr., $130. visits to Philmont National Boy committee chairman since Scheibenpflug, John Mairoca, Scheibenpflug Troop ‘Father’ troop’s camping equipment. Joseph and Lenore Halloran, James Irvine, who had served Scout Camp in New Mexico. 1969. Ed Mello continued as Douglas Heisler, David Y The yearly budget was from $1,- tool shed at 42 Bolton St., $100. • 1961 — Richard Trotter, Stanley Sholik Jr., Michael as scoutmaster for three years, treasurer, a post he has held Hutchinson and Ruel Wicks. Troop members spent two 200 to $1,500. James A. Bell, tool shed at Sholik Mercer continued as scout became advisor of the green un since 1959. Ambrose Diehl is The committee has invited weeks in 1960 at Lake of Isles 319 Autumn St., ^40. • 1962 — Edward Diehl master through 1930 and as a iformed Explorer Post 47, and In 1961, the troop, assisted by still active in the troop and has several dignitaries to attend the Camp in North Stonington Howard Carlton, tool shed at / • NO GUESS • 1963 — David Johnson committeman thereafter, older members of the troop had working on conservation of two Troops 91 and and 133, collected been institutional represen celebration. allowing some of his scouts to 125 Bolton St., $50. WORK OR • 1964 — Stephen E. Chapin a choice of joining the post or areas for planting the next MISTAKES serve as scoutmasters. Often staying with the troop. George Last, tool shed at • 1965 — Bruce Burke, Robert Smith, Douglas Philip, spring and correcting soil ero Salem Rd., $130. Kenneth Richards called the “Father” of Troop sion where needed. For fun, • CONTRACTOR 47, Mercer was still registered • 1967 — Richard Larson, David McQuade, David Mullen, For 14 years, starting in 1956, they had a greased watermelon Add a valuable asset to your PATENTED with the troop when he died in the troop had a period of contest, a Morse code treasure SYSTEM Robert Trotter, Dustin Wood Jr., James Schreiber, J. 1966. home at a minimum cost. Thomas Chapin growth, organization, camping hunt, boxing, a swim meet and Ideal for entertaining, • COMPLETE and advancement, being one of a carnival. excellent garden spot, build-it MATERIALS LIST • 1968 — Thomas Waldo, Thomas Kielick Some of his scouts during 1929 the top troops in the district and Board Movet yourself in the easy steps of • 1970- Morgan Bantly, Alan Agostinelli, Peter Belliveau and 1930 were Herb Maguire, AND council/ camporees and First Erecto-Pat Wood Deck Kits . . . INSTRUCTIONS • 1971 — Randall Cole, Jam es Wicks Russ Stevenson, Merrill Aid-O-rees. Longer Trip Meeting to complete with brackets •1972 — Jonathan Wood, Alan Schreiber Rubinow, Wes Warnock, Ed Two smooth-riding I bodypliotof • NO ROTTING • 1973 — David Wicks, Alan Wood, Michael Donachie Atkinson, Jim Lewis, the Judd Nathan Hali brothers, the Smith brothers, Summer Activity The troop made its first bike • 1974 — Richard Telegener, David Miller, John Maloney, POLYESTER the Sheldon brothers. Spike trip in 1962 along Rts. 47 and 7 Because of an anticipated David Maloney, Michael Morano, Robert England, Paul to the northwestern section of large turnout for its meeting 1 6 - * 2 7 FIBERGLASS Volkert, Ed Hanson, Vinnie The^first reference to LaPine, Michael Shensie. Connecticut under the next Tuesday, the Manchester DOUBLE BELT Lennon, Dick Nichols, Lockhart summer camping appears in per set of 4 UNDER THE TREAD Rogers, Herb McKinney, Fran leadership of Bob VonDeck and Board of Directors is ipoving it the 1928 charter, which states Ed Hadigian. The riders ran out of the Municipal^ Building into trouble in Hartford, when into a school auditorium. SEE ONE BUILT BY FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE the authorities wouidn’t let It will be held at/8 p.m. in SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER HARVEY PAYTON - SAT., JUNE 1st them pedal over Charter Oak Nathan Hale School, Spruce St. Bridge. Two items originally on our long mileage Strato-Streak Sup-R-BeK™ tires 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. MANCHESTER STORE ONLY scheduled for public hearing In 1963, the troop made a then have been rescheduled for *Regl8ter for your FREE B’x8’ DECK! much longer bicycle trip to the following Tuesiday — June EACH Provincetown on Cape Cod, 11. The first is for a proposed staying along the way at $1.4 million apprbpriation (to BLACKVWkLL be repaid by the ktate at com SIZE 87843 FOR YOUR SWIMMING POOL... m previously arranged hostels. Plus *1.88 F.E.T. OVER 50 SIZES The line of bikes were strung pletion) for a Regional Oc low and old tire. DO IT YOURSELF out from Green School along cupational Training Cemter; 10' X 10' DECK Rts. 6 and 44A for its 212-mile the second is for a $100,(XX) ap trip. In reporting on the trip, propriation (to be repaid from SPECIAL ▼ IWoruggadlMlu 95 the Providence Observer said, assessments against abutting noMiftMfinn “Bike trips are not without property owners) for sanitary .forlonQwMr CHECK FOR SALE PRICE hazards. Flat tires are to a bike sewers in Garden Grove Rd., W pOnandbtRs IWoitrongbotfy ON YOUR SUE!... 0 giva M OBOtnt - m - what blisters are to a hike, and Erie St. and a |;)ortion of Keeney road hazard protaction the first breakdown on the trip C78-13 2 1 .M M.OO was a flat tire. It happened to The board’s June 11 meeting k / Low.«aida C78-14 2 2 .M p ! o e 2.17 Reg. $185.35 TSaariaa E78-14 y - z s 20.00 2.33 W" the leader just 75 feet from the also will be at Nathan Hale F78-14 s z ii o 27.00 2.50 10 DAYS ONLY starting point.” School. 8AVENOWI G78-14 2S.BO 28.00 2.67 whdathaaa H78-14 27.50 30.00 2 92 aalapricaa F78-1B — 28.00 ” T 5 8 Railings & Benches Extra About that time, Ambrose arain tN aet 678-IB M .0 0 M.OO 2.74 i-.V-**..*$^ IRS Checking H78-15 28.00 I t o o 2.97 ' Come In and See Our Model Display Diehl and Alfred Galeucia with 1960 Court of Honor J7d-15 — a i.S e Senior Scouts Fred Tedford, . .179-16 — ___3 3 .M 3.i5 Conducting a Court of Honor in 1960 are Edward Diehl, left, Joseph Scheibenpflug and For Use Taxes AM prieta plus lanaa and old lira. Don Kelsey, Terry Towle, Tom C H A R G E 'E M Frank Boyd. (Horan photo) Muldoon and Larry Adams HARTFORD (UPI) - The went on a trail hike on the Internal Revenue Service is in Mahoosuc Mountain Range in vestigating truck and bus GUARANTEED CUSTOMER ■ SERVICE EVERYTIME New Hampshire. The next owners in Connecticut to deter 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS week, they spent at the Lake of Scoutmasters Since 1924 mine whether they have paid Isles Camp. This was the third highway use taxes. TO SERVE YOU moving-camp type of trail hikes 1924 ...... Arthur Hall 1935-1941 ...... Russell Stevenson , The tax applies to vehicles f i j l l N N f Y led by Diehl. 1942-1945 ...... Herbert Maguire j weighing 13,000 pounds, truck 325 BROAD ST. 1925 ...... Thomas Humphries 1946-1948 ...... James Irvine/^ tractors weighing 5,500 pounds and call buses using public CO. Other trails hiked were Fran 1926-1930 . Raymond J. Mercer 1949-1955 ...... Jam es Linghaih IMNCHE8TER W. WILLIN8T0N BLASTONBURY ELLINeTON conia Range, Mt. Garfield and highways. MANCHESTER 1931 ...... Wilfred S. Crossen 336 N. MAIN ST. ROUTE 44 g3 h EBRON AVE. WEST RD. RT. 83 Panther Patrol at 1^63 Camporee 1956-1964 ...... Robert VonDeck During July, the IRS said, 846-3386 Mt. Washington Range. Other TEL 649-5253 STORR8 429-9816 * JEL 633-4675 TEL 875-6213 1932 ...... Joseph G. Drav 1965-1967 ...... Henry LaChappelle agents will contact owners who Mon., Tuaa.. Wm L, FrI. 8^5:30 Members of Panther Patrol rest during a camporee com trail hike leaders were John Tom McKay. Top row, Joseph Loney, Robert Post, Russell Maiorqa, Doug Heisler and Ed 1933 ...... Francis Burr 1968-1969 ...... William VonDeck. . have failed to respond to mailed Tlnnday M • Sabi^ M petition in May 1963 in Tolland. They are, front row, left to Philbrick, and John Smith. Delhi. 1934 ...... Roger McCormack 1970-1974 ...... Ruel Wicks notices or give sufficient \ right, John Atkinson, patrol leader; Jonathan Rood and From 1965 to 1970, there were responses. H i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs/M ay, 30. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE* Help Wanted 13 LEGAL NOTICE «e(p Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13.. omes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Romes lor Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 Night of Music Court of Probate EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY li:! HAPPY ADS District of Andover MROD Rd. - New 7-room BOLTON - New on in growing concern for bright, :•!; NOTtCE TO CREDITORS natseaaised Ranch.nanen. Two i wo fireplaces.tirepiaces, LISTINl market...Stone house of eight responsible individual. Good 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, rooms on three private acres. WE FIND THE HOUSE, Set at Bolton ESTATE OF AGNES W, JORANSON GROCERETTE MANAGER Vernon — Excellent oversiz^. typing and clerical skills city utilities, plastered walls, House in good condition, required. Free parking. Air- •$ Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman Cape, 2 full baths, fireplace, YOU MAKE THE HOME. J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be ASSISTANT MANAGER patio. Two-car garage. Shade ^fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, four Park Saturday morning at 9 to neALToa conditioning. Phone Mrs. presented to Uie fiduciary named below trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles recreation room, walk-out tedrooms, plus a private studio danlel f. reala clean the lower field of- stones Miller, 646-1213 for appoint-- S on or before August 25.1974 or be barred Lesperance, M9-7620. basement, hot water heat, sns by law. The fiduciary is: Our Newest LI’I Peach Grocerette arrangement. Immediate oc Donnu llulland and debris. ment. Federal Collection large kitchen, amesite drive, cupancy. T. J. Crockett, Bureau, 806 Main Street, Philip N. Joranson Will Be Opening Soon In... (iom-HiiundrnI Parents and any other Cider Mill Rd. COLUMBIA - Seven room combinations, large lot with Realtor, 643-1577. Dan Reala would Ilka to sen 646-0375 residents willing to help are She lleraUi Manchester. Andover, Conn. VERNONs CONNECTICUT Raised ranch, five years old, trees. Must sell quickly! you this houao In North A Night of Music featuring more than welcome. situated on a one acre treed lot, MANCHESTER GREEN - Six- NURSE - to work with retarded Asking $35,900. Covontry for $35^. The the Hop River String Band and Register Tuesday CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING If you can gat things done with a minimum of supervision, two car garage, close to lake. room Rancji, garage, fireplace, children, salary $10,440. State Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- queen size talented groups from the Bolton A preregistration for the enjoy customer contact and have e record of responelble CHARLES LESPERANCE iiedrooms, m y ta g owner must move, and of Connecticut fringe benefits, LEGAL 5724. washer, (fryer, range, area will be presented at Bolton Midget Football League will be Hartford Regional Center, employment, don't miss this opportunity to stsrt a rewar reduced the prlca^ Elementary School Friday at 8 NOTICE ding career with New England's faetest growing con refrigerator. Drapes, rods, aw held Tuesday at Herrick Newington, Personnel Office, . . . Somaona MANCHESTER - Immaculate nings all remain. Owner p.m. Memorial Park from 7 to 9 p.m. 666-1471. venient food chain. Experience not required. We otter Cape, shed dormer, fireplace, retiring to Florida. Mid 30’s. awy havaMstyea Notice IS nereby given that an MANCHESTER - Wetherell Tickets can be purchased at It will not be held at the Town excellent growth potential, attractive wages and benefits. aluminum siding, breezeway, Meyer, Realtors, 646-3860, 646- order dated May 15, 1974 has Street. Six-room Colonial, 11/2 the door and will sell for $1.50 Hall as previously reported. CLEANING WOMAN, one mor- i o happy adl garage. Manicured yard, trees. 8776. been issued by the undersigned baths, garage, large 107x200’ for adults and $1 for students. Boys who will be age 9 by PHONE 643-2711 ning weekly, own transporta- ^ $35,500. Hutchins Agency, 649- tion, references. Phone 643- S authorizing the name of the gas Special intervlWs will be held at lot. Phone T. Shannon, 568-6652. The Hop River String Band Sept. 1, but who will not be 14 by 5324. VERNON - 7-room Raised 9989. g screw LADY BUG III official plays Blue Grass music. that date and who weigh a FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CONNECTICUT STATE EMPLOYMENT OFHCE MANCHESTER - New listing Ranch with 11/2 baths, spotless number M5429, owned by Alfred GOLFING, skiing, fishing, and Musical groups from the Bolton minimum of 70 pounds and a / 806 Main Street Attractive full dormered six condition and a big private pool. Happy Birthday F. Melzig Jr., of which Hart swimming, some of the fun that Asking in low 40’s, but... T. J. area include bands, instrumen maximum of 120 pounds, are Help Wanted 13 WANTED Manchester, Connecticut room cape on wooded lot, quiet, INDEX JEAN C. ford, Conn, is the home port, to On Friday, May 31at, between the hours of goes with owning this lovely child safeate street. • ■ “Three or four Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. talists and singers. eligible. / Real estate saleswomen. two bedroom cottage sur NOTICES ADVERTISING DO YOU HAVE these advan- From be changed to MERIDIANA. 9 A.M. and 2 P.M. bedrooms, several rooms The evening is being spon Parents are invited to meet ADVERTISING Multiple Listing Services rounded by seven lakes in the FOR SALE BY owner, older 1 — Lott and Found tages on your present job? 1. Joyce, Charlie By direction of the' Officer in carpeted. $35,900. Owner- sored by the Future Business the coaches and learn about/fhe available plus Realtor Berkshire Mountains, Beckett, 2 — Paraonali Opportunity------itv ■ to earn high week Charge, Marine Inspection Agent, 643-9969, 646-8250. six-room Spanish motif house, Leaders of America Club to town’s football program. / 3 — Announeamenit RATES DEADLINE benefits. Excellent working and Duanel Mass. Hagler Real Estate, 643- one-car garage, comer lot. All ly income. 2. No lay-offs. 3. U.S. Coast Guard. LI’I Peaqh Grocerette raise money for its trip to San Anyone planning to/par 4 — Entertainment 1 d a y ...... 94 word per day 12:00 noon the day before conditions. For details call 6624. MANCHESTER - Three family, redecorated. Stove, 5 — Auctions publication. Management opportunity. 4. P.F. Jones Francisco to participate in the ticipate should attend. / 3 days ...... 8c word per day Life insurance policy. 5. Stock Polly Chase. separate furnaces, ceramic tiletile refrigerator, draperies, cur 6 days ...... 7e word per day Deadline for Saturday and MANCHESTER - $31,900, six club’s national convention. Coffee, juice and dqilghnuts FINANCIAL purchase opportunity. 6. Help Wanted 13 baths, appliances, two car gar tains, wall-to-wall carpeting all 26 days ...... 6C word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. K GERARD AGENCY room Colonial, IVz baths, dead Students who will be par will be served. 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Freedom - and most of all, get- age, excellent location. Char- to stay. $34,500. Phone 643-8711 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM 649-6030 end street, trees, privacy. ticipating in the show are Bill ting paid what you think you are Invitation Bon Agency, 643-0683. after 6:30 p.m. i II ^ Carpeting and Drapes 10 — Insurance Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch RN’s - LPN’s Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Stern, Brian Grisel, Chris PLEASE READ worth. If you don’t have these 3-11 ★ M hM faml^ly room *3 Badroomi EMPLOYMENT advantages, phone at once for To Bid / MANCHESTER - Two-year old BOWERS SCHOOL area - We Dooley, Mandy Giglio, Brenda 13 — Help Wanted COUNTER HELP - over 18 Sealed bids will be received MANCHESTER - Small two- have three vacant homes, ★ Acia + woodad lot ^private ana 14 — Business Opportunities YOUR AD immediate employment, 623- NURSES’ AIDES ------HEY “ —KIDS! » ■ duplex, 3 bedrooms, living Longstreth, Sue Manning, preferred. Experience un 15 — Situation Wanted Classified ads are taken over in the Office of The Director of family, ideal investment. Good room, huge kitchen, 11/2 baths. priced to sell fast. Seven-room 3 JoAnn Houle, Sue Hills, Mary 1051, Mr. Doyon. After 5 P.M. necessary. Please call 646-9313. Want to make good money working only a few hours ★ 2 car ganga « Excallont condHkin Pulp Work Curtailed the phone as a convenience. 649-0105. 3-11, 11-7 General Services, 41 Center location and condition. Low separate nasements, aluminum Colonial with 1 1/2 baths and Houle, Karen Holbrook, Rick EDUCATION The Herald is responsible lor a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, garage for $29,900. Older seven- WOODLAND, Maine (U P I )- -18 — Private Instructions Full and part-time positions Street, Manchester, Connec sidiling, storms and screens, Moonan, Todd Redden, Robert only one incorrect insertion and OFFICE CLEANING - woman I nights per week. We train. 643-4535, 646-1021. room Cape with lots of charm Officials of G^eorgia Pacific 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the available. Many benefits, ticut until June 12,1974 bt 11:00 hardwood floors. Low 50's. Redden, A1 Hoffman, Rick 20 — Instructions Wanted wanted, part-time evenings. Principals only. By owner, 643- plus garage on 3/4 acre lot for ★ 4-Family in Manchester Corp. said Wednesday that the original insertion. Errors which NURSE’S AIDE Hours approximately 5-9 p.m., hospitalization, medical and a.m. for the following: Alton, Jimmy Barcomb, $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 7026. $32,9W. A remodeled six-room 4-4 room apartment — good Income, good Investment. firm had temporarily shut down REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value of the 12 Midnight - 8 A.M. five days per week. Call Mrs. life insurance. Liberal sick 1. One % Ton Pickup Truck Michelle Barcomb, Fred Bar- 23 — Homes lor Sale advertisement will not be cor Call 647-9946 baths, stove, refrigerator, gar Colonial in the mid thirties. Centrally located. 2 bedrooms In each. wood hauling and unloading 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale MANCHESTER MANOR Hare, 649-4523. time, holiday and vacation 2. One % Ton Pickup Truck age, two acres. Hutchins Agen Take your house in trade on any comb-and Doris Provost. rected by an additional inser SIX-ROOM Colonial, choice operations a n ts strike-plagued 25 — Investment Property tion. NURSING HOME policy. We are one of the with Utility Body cy, Realtors, 649-5324. of these. T. J. Crockett, Students who will be assisting 26 — Business Property FULL-TIME position for an Manchester Evening Herald location, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . pulp and paper mill here to 385 West Center St. largest health care centers in 3. One 26,000 G.V.W. Dump Realtor, 643-1577. 27 — Resort Property appliance and furniture sales screened porch, principals only. in the show are Tim Early, avoid possible bodily injury to 28 — Real Estate Wanted America. Drop in and see us. Truck MANCHESTER - $28,900, two Phone 649-5448. Shirley Holbrook, Debbie person. Experience helpful but drivers a/id operators and to >••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Contact Mrs. Post, 4. One 22,000 Or 24,000 G.V.W. bedroom Ranch, two car gar PICTURE yourself as the proud Cartwright, Michele Myette MISC. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 not necessary. Apply W. T. age, freshly decorated, owner of this neat six room REALMS CORNER stop fur^er damage to trucks 31 — Services Offered Grant Co., Manchester Director of Nursing Cab & Chassis & Hydraulic MANCHESTER - 7 1/2 room 175 MAIN STREET and Pam Valentine. 32 — Painting-Papering WAITRESSES - Part and full excellent location, Hutchins Cape. Lovely picture window PHONE 646-4525 and equipment. □ N O TIC ES . $250 TO $400 per week. Can you Sewer Cleaning Unit , COOK-HOUSEKEEPER to center-entrance Colonial, first 33 — Building-Contracting PART-TIME work at home, on Parkade. An equal opportunity MEADOWS time, day and evening shifts. Agency, 649-5324. overlooking quiet restful rear Office Closed A spokesman said the d e ^ \ I 34 — Rooling-Siding earn this amount by supervising employer. sleep in. Must be steady. floor family room, 2 fireplaces, the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Bid forms, plans and Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 yard and patio. New ceramic The office of Calvin Hutchin sion was made after pickets 35 — Healing-Plumbing a door-to-door sales crew with CONVALESCENT CENTER Excellent salary. Phone 649- laundry" off ff fkitchen, ” ■ basement 36 — Flooring specifications are available at tile bath and heating system. son, building inspector- Lost and Found absolutely no personal sales in 333 Bldwall StrMt Center Street, Manchester. 5818. MANCHESTER - Elro Street. rec room, 2-car garage, large Services Ottered 31 e n g a ^ in rock-throwing had 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage WOMAN wanted to work in CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION the General Services Office, 41 , Friendly neighborhood near bus volved???? Find out how today. New 2-family, 5-5, three lot in prime Porter Street area. Resort Property 27 assessor, will be closed Friday thremened nonstriking truck 38 — Services Wanted stationery store, 35 hours week Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 ManchMter, Conn. line and shopping. Louis LOST - one yellow flowered 872-9950, Mrs. Hoff. Center 'Street, Manchester, PART-TIME crush grinder OPENINGS , IN Grossman’s Low 50’s. Warren E/Howland, LAWNMOWERS repaired and as he will be taking a vacation drivers for the second straight ly. Preferr book experience. p.m. 647-9191 bedrooms, air-conditioning, Dimock Realty, M9-9823. MISC. FOR SALE Stroller, vicinity S&H Green Connecticut. wanted. Hours flexible. Will Cash and Carry Lumber Yard. appliances, carpeting, private Realtors, 643:1108. ' ANDOVER - Two-bedroom sharpened, pick-up and day. dayj. He said Wednesday's inci- 41 — Articles lor Sale Stamps parking lot. Call 872- Reed’s Inc., Manchester train applicant if necessary. Experienced preferred but not year 'round cottage, across the 42 — Building Supplies Parkade. WAITRESSES part time and JANITORS: Part-time HOUSEWIVES - STUDENTS - Town of Manchester entrance and basement, yard, delivered, Call Sharpall now for Paper Drive t occurred in Princeton, 2966. Call Jan, 649-2304 between 10-4 necessary. We will train. Op- TOLLAND - On busy Route 195, street from Lake. Fireplace, 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs weeken(ls. Also dishwasher, evenings. Manchester, East If you are in need of extra in Connecticut parking, aluminum siding, Offered by the your spring tuneup. 643-5305. The Bolton High School s^me 10 miles from the 44 — Livestock p.m. portunity for advancenent. Full five-room home and large garage, large lot. $21,900. The CLEANING WOMAN - one day days, ^apply Diamond Hartford. Phone 643-5691 2 to 6 come and like to talk, we have a Robert B. Weiss, storms, screens, f55,000. Peter senior class will conduct a oodland mill. 45 — Boats & Accessories LOST - Brown, black, white company benefit program private off ice... ideal for beauty Yankee Peddlers, 742-9718 or 1- CASH Registers and adding 46 — Sporting Goods weekly, experienced, Restaurant, 199 Hebron Ave., p.m. telephone waiting for you. Earn General Manager “KEEPSMm- man Agency, 649-4844, 649-9404. beagle wearing collar and flea whichlien includesincl company paid shop, professional use, etc. Live 423-6735. machines. - Sales, service. paper drive Friday from 2:30 to Company woods employes 47 — Garden Products references, own transportation. Glastonbury. as much as $4 per hour, work f 48 — Antiques collar, male, answers to Clune. KLEPHAPPr major medical anano pensicpension PMIBHCK in the house amd work in the of- 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 to 11 elong to a separate union and OIL BURNER Mechanic a.m. or p.m. or both. Call 646- MANCHESTER - Benton supplies. 15 years experience, 49 — Wanted to Buy Children heartbroken. Reward. After 5 p.m., 643-2631. plan. Call Mr. Meintryre or Mr. fice. 150x300 lot, business ANDOVER - Lake Front, two- a.m. are not involved in the mill t e l l e r s - We will train, wanted for Vernon, Rockville 2637. Street. Well cared for six-room formerly with NCR. Free Phone 643-0844, 647-l4l9. Edwards at 649-0136 for appoint zoned. Sensibly priced to sell at bedroom year ‘round cottage Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Residents are asked to bundle strike which has been in RENTALS hours must be flexible. Inquire area. All benefits. Apply NOTICE Cape with expandable attic, 52 — Rooms for Rent Haul out your odds and ends, they'll ment. An ecjual opportunity $36,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, with fireplace. Large living Coventry, 742-6381. at Hartford National Bank, 320 Connecticut Refining Company, PART TIME helpneip for liquor PUBLIC HEARING fireplace, garage. Only $30,900. AGENCY papers and leave them at the/ progress since Monday. 53 — Apartments lor Rent FOUND - Female, Afghan, 1 bring you a profit thru Want Ads. employer, M 875-6279, 643-1577. room, $21,900. The Yankee 54 — Homes lor Rent West Middle Turnpike, 994 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, store, good pay, pleasant work 'r._ J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- end of their driveways. The company said it had filed 1/2 years old, fawn color. Call ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS RAISED RANCH built in 1969, Peddlers, 742-9718 or 1-423-6735. LAWN SERVICE - Complete 55 — Business for Rent Manchester. An equal oppor in Vernon area. Evenings and 1577. Ice Cream Social charges with the National Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Business Opportunity 14 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan SIX-ROOM Ranch, family mowing, raking, yards cleaned. 56 — Resort Property lor Rant tunity employer. PART-TIME mornings. East Saturdays. Write Box EE, Bolton High School Class ,faf Labor Relations Board against 57 — Wanted to Rent MACHINISTS Wanted - general TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT eled family room, with room, rec room, fireplace, two- Summer contracts available. 58 — Wise, for Rent Hartford, Porter work and floor Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER - $29,500. West car garage. Beautiful ’77 will sponsor an ice crepm the five local unions involved in FOUND - Beagle pup, female, machine shop experience polishing. Phone 649-5334. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of MANCHESTER - Pizza house, side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car carpeting, formal dining Herald Free estimates. Senior citizen black, brown and white. Call required, good pay, convenient fully equipped. Priced to sell. landscaping. $34,900. Fireside discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. social Sunday from 1 to 4 p!m. the strike. It also said there is a AUTOMOTIVE VETERINARY ASSISTANT - Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the garage. Immediate occupancy. room, modern kitchen with Classified Ads I 61 — Autos for Sale Dog Warden, 646-4555. Owner has other interests. For Realty Inc., Realtors, 647-9144. at the United Methodist Church possibility of criminal charges hours. Continental Cable Co, NO EXPEHENCE REQURED COOK APPRENTICE - Full Experienced desired but not A Hearing Room, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. built-ins, fireplace, two-car Get Fast Results 62 — Trucks lor Sale East Hampton, 267-2568. details call Stanley Agency, 646- on Bolton Tpke. (Rt. 44A)/T being filed against persons who 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale tim e, mature person. Good required. Must be willing to Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, June 11,1974 at 8:00 P.M. to garage on I'/z acres. $41,900. LOST - Six year old Black SEU 3618. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics threw rocks. 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles starting salary. Excellent work some evenings and consider and act on the following: HEBRON -15 acres, good land, For 75 cents you can inake 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle labrador male, answers to FEMALE WANTED for and cellars cleaned. For free GOOD HUMOR fringe benefits. On bus line. weekends. Typing essential. 1. Appropriations to be added to capital accounts of the 1974-75 pond, barn, farmhouse, $44,900. LARGE L-Shaped custom Real Estate Wanted 28 your own sundae with aU sorts The company spokesman said Homes Josh, vicinity Case Mountain. housework and baby-sitting estimates phone 647-9610 66 — Automotive Service ICECREAM Apply in person. East Hartford Reply Box "N” , Manchester Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Ranch. 14x20’ kitchen, first- MANCHESTER anvtime. of ice creams and toppings. he was not aware of any in Reward. 649-9443, 646-0118. during the summer. Tuesday budget for the purpose of paying the costs of the following Situation Wanted IS M L 67 — AOIos lor Rant-Lease Convalescent Home, 745 Main 5324. floor fam ily room, 13x19’, SELLING your home or juries in the rock-throwing in Apply Daily & Saturdays 9-5 Herald. proposed public improvements and capital projects or such of Farm Leagu< and Friday mornings. Street, East Hartford. with fireplace. Formal dining % ACRE treed, secluded acreage? For prompt friendly cidents. FOUND - Black and white References. 647-9804. 289-8251 them as may hereafter be approved by the voters pursuant to the The Tigers defeated fhe Mets BOOKKEEPER - Accurate M O T H E R ’S H E L P E R - MANCHESTER - Classy Cape, room, two full ceramic baths, building lot, $11,900. service,...... call Louis ...... Dimocl k 8 to 1 in a Farm Leawe game young female mongrel dog. Call GOOO HUMOR CORP. provisions of Section 25, Chapter V of the Town Charter at a Experienced, reliable teen-age aluminum sided 7-room Cape, 1 Realty, 649-9823. HURTIN BROS. TREE SERVICE Legal Notice Andover Dog Warden, 742-7194. twpist, receptionist. 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ Wednesday. SULLIVAN AVE. ExtiXperienced ■ • ’in general • office ■■ regular or special election, namely: girl seeks summer job. 1/2 baths, garage, huge rec BRICK 5-family, 4 room Trees Removed • Building Legal Notice CLERK-TYPIST References upon request. Call Norman Harpin pitched a SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. KENNEDY RD. work. Large Veterinary An appropriation not to exceed $1,400,000.00 for the construc room, excellent condition. Of 7% A S S U M A B L E duplexes, 10 years young. ALL CASH for your property Lota Cleared • Chipper Ser Court of Probate. District of Manchester FOUND - Mongrel male pup, 643-8478. fice potential. T. J. Crockett, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, two-hit game for th< Tigers, NOTtCE OF HEARING Has full-time commission Temporary opening for full Hospital. Reply Box “HH*^’ tion of a Regional Occupational Training Center. MORTGAGE - Six-room Condos sell for $30,000 per vice. Court of Probate black, white spot on chest. Call South Windsor, Conn. Realtors, 643-1577. instant service. Hayes Agency, Randall Thornton District of Manchester ESTATE OF ALICE RYAN aka. sales opening for agressive in time clerk-typist, to work in a Manchester Herald. 2. The determination of the manner in which said ap unit, this is only $19,000 Insured Free Eatimates pitched for ALICE H. RYAN, deceased Dog Warden, 646-4555. An Equal Opportunity Employer WILL BABYSIT in my home, Ranch, country kitchen. 646-0131. the Mets. Seth Teller’s home NOTICE TO CREDITORS dividual seeking career oppor small department during propriations and additions to said budget is to be financed and Raised Hearth fireplaced per unit. 875-9403 ESTATE OF ANGELA P. GRANT, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William EQUIPMENT operator days or evenings, experienced. COVENTRY LAKE - Belleview run accounted for E. FitzGerald, Judge dated May 23,1974 Personals tunity. Apply in person or call plant renovation period. Good raised whether by taxation, by borrowing, by transfer of th e. Mets’ deceased trainees - Communication Call 649-1207 for information. section, four room Ranch, with living room, wall-to-wall WE WILL buy your house. Call a hearing will be held on an application possibility of permanent available funds or otherwise, or by a combination of such / LOOKING for self win. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William praying for authority to sell certain real Mr. Ruggieri for appoint- Cable Inc. has openings for enclosed porch, beautiful stone carpeting, beautiful rec room, anytime, Hutchins Agency, E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be NEW IMPROVED “Zippies”, WOMEN - Over 18, to earn $5 employment. Must be an ac methods; and employment? We have a Park Cleanup estate as in said application on file more men,t. Personnel Hours, 10:30 equipment operator trainees. fireplace. Only $17,900. garage, well treed and Realtors, 649-5324. CUSTOM MADE draperies, presented to the fiduciary named below fully appears, at the Court of Probate on the great iron pill now with and more per hour showing curate typist with good figure 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing as may be properly All football players and on or before August 21,1974 or be barred to 4 p.m., Monday through Company offers a high salary Assumable 7V4% mortgage. landscaped lot. $35,900. five acre parcel of very reasonable, work June 10. 1974 at 10 a.m. Vitamin C. Liggett Rexall, Sarah Coventry jewelry. No in aptitude. considered at said Hearing. cheerleaders are requested fo by law. The fiduciary is: MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clerk Friday. plus an extensive benefit Fiano Agency, 646-2677. business zoned land with SELLING your house? Call us guaranteed. Call anytime, 64^ Mary Pokorny Manchester Parkade. vestment. Phone 649-2333. 4. Appropriation of $100,000.00 to the Sewer Fund for construc □ REAL ESTATE a business that will net first and we’ll make you a cash 4266. meet at Herrick Memorial 17 Cooper Lane SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Company offers good wages program. You can choose ■TWO FAMILY Duplex - 6-6, ;tween a standard 40 hours or tion of sewers in sections of Keeney, Erie and Garden Grove READY FOR SUMMER oc you over $25,000 per year. offer. One day service. T. J. Stafford Springs, Conn. RIDE WANTED to West Hart MaiM:hester Parkade REAL ESTATE sales person. and working conditions. fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, a 4 day, 10 hour per day shift. Streets to be financed by issuing temporary notes to be paid from cupancy in exclusive Forest Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. G&H PAVING & Construction ford New Park Ave. Working Join in our growth. A young Call for appointment, 289-1571 Homes For Sale 23 study, 3 bedrooms, good in Minimum cash required, 643-1581 Both“ ’ da'day and night shifts are Hills 3-bedroom Colonial, $51,- Company - Paving, sealing, Court of Probate hours 7 a.m.------5:30 . - 0 p.p.m. Mon- An equal opportunity employer firm looking for ambitious, anticipated income from sewer assessments in accordance with come, $29,500. $30,000. available as well as overtime if 500; 4-bedroom Colonial, $50,- LISTINGS NEEDED - Single concrete work, septic systems District of Manchester days - Fridays. Will share competent personnel to staff FIRST NATIONAL STORES, bic. Section 7-269A of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut MANCHESTER - Elbow grease Y and multiple dwellings, land CONN. SALVAGE QO.. Inc. alias The NOTICE TO CREDITORS desired. Please contact Mr. as revised. 500 ; 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, DUPLEX — 11 rooms, built WANTED—Building lots, installed. Commercial and ESTATE OF HARRY F. SWEET expenses. 643-8/47. new offices in Hebron. Call for East Hartford and paint are required for this and farms. Rental management Carl Beyor, Communication $50,000. Peterman Agency, 649- 1972, IV 2 baths, modern residential. 26 years Pursuant to an order of Hon. William REAL ESTATE Career - Earn confidential interview, Connec An equal opportunity employer. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this twenty-fourth day of six-room Cape, full basemen, anywhere. Investment (in homes or multiple dwellings. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Cable Inc. 5 Glen Road, P.O. 4844, 649-9404. experience. Free estimates. GLORIOUS EMPORIUM PERSONALIZE your jeans $15,000 plus yearly. Must have ticut Realty Associates, 649- May, 1974. city amenities, great kitchen with built-ins, self property any size. Phone Curt Hagler 643-6624, 649-5233. presented to the fiduciary named below Box 1446, Manchester, Conn. neighborhood. $29,000. Fireside CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD on or before August 23,1974 or be barred will embroider anything on license or in the process. Part- 5124 or 228-9682. Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, Secretary MANCHESTER - Good size cleaning stove, refrigerator, anywhere. after 5 p.m. 643-4472 or 647-1468. if ; Realty, Inc., Realtors, 647-9144. by law. The fiduciary is: anything. Call 646 ■7938 alafter timers considered. For a con COOK’S ASSISTANT - mor Board of Directors Cape on lovely treed lot, living paneled rec room, large lot, LAWN MOWING reasonable Kathleen B. Sweet & PINE ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7782 5:30 p.m. fidential interview, Pasek nings, 5-7:30 a.m. or 5 a.m. -12 room with■ firfireplace, ■ formal good income. $50,900. HAND AGENCY rates, reliable College students. 28 Putnam Street manchester, Connecticut MANCHESTER - two family, 4- Manchester, Conn, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- noon, five days a week. Phone dining room, eat-in kitchen, 646-5200 Call for free estimates, M3- 4, second floor vacant, very □ MISC. SERVICES 06040 8243. FLORIST 528-2167, East Hartford Con three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - 5 family 6566. good condition, ideal starter HU valescen t Home, 745 Main MACHINISTS almost completed rec room, plus 5-car garage. Business □ FINANCIAL SECRETARY - Shorthand and home. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, DESIGNER Street, East Hartford. Experienced in job shop work. INVITATION TO BID garage. Asking $37,500, zoned. Excellent income Services Ottered 31 CUSTOM MADE draperies and ^ c i g h b o r l Court of Probate typing required. Legal 643-2121. QUALITY BUILT Raised bedspreads, wide selection of District of Manchester Paid Blue Cross, CMS and Frechette & Martin Inc., producer. Central location. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 experience preferred. FuH or part-Umo RECEPTIONIST - part time, Ranch, family room, den, two fa b r ic s . Phone 649-1786 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Major Medical. Minimum 50 1. Sealed Bids are invited by the Town of Manchester, Connec Realtors, 646-4144. $69,900. SHARPENING Service - Now that Memorial Day ESTATE OF SAMUEL ZWICK Manchester Law firm. Reply to Saturday and Sunday only. 4:30- MANCHESTER - Four- fireplaces, two baths, two-car anytime. Apply In porson hours per week. Part-time ticut, hereinafter called the Owner, for the Project Additions and bedroom Colonial, 2 V2 baths, Saws, knives, axes, shears, is here my wife says I can Pursuant to an order of Hon. William MORTGAGES, loans first se Secretary P.O. Box 546, 8 p.m. phone 528-2167, East MANCHESTER - Seven-room CIRCA 1730 — Antique garage. Carpeting, appliances, E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be work also available. Hours Alterations, filing Junior High School, 229 East Middle Turnpike, walnut paneled first floor fami skates, rotary blades. Quick cond, third. All kinds. Realty Manchester. Hartford Convalescent Home, Colonial, living room, dining Colonial, recently restored. 7 heavily wooded lot. $39,900. REMODELING - rec rooms, wear my white shoes and presented to the fiduciary named below flexible. Manchester, Connecticut. The Project includes a two story addi ly room, spacious kitchen, with service. Capitol Equipment on or before August 22,1974 or be barred statewide, credit rating un 745 Main St. East Hartford. room, kitchen, den, fireplace, fireplaces, summer kitchen, Fireside Realty, Inc., Realtors, garages, additions, utility sheds pith helmet — and in the tion of approximately 58,700 square feet, alterations to the loads of cabinets and built-ins. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. by law. The fiduciary is: necessary. Reasonable. Con OPENING FOR Experienced two full baths, three bedrooms, new baths, new kitchen, 2-car 647-9144. and decks. Call 875-8216 for es SEGMANUFACniRMG,lnc. Impeccably maintained. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday next breath she tells me to William Zwick fidential, quick arrangements. male or female breakfast and KRAUSE PART TIME janitor, existing building, fixed equipment, and related site work. / . . garage, central location. Only timates, 62 Linwood Dr. Dart Hill Rd„ Vornon Manicured lot in desirable garage. High 50’s. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- be sure to put out the sum Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. lunch cook at Hartford Rd. Florist Manchester area, three hours 2. Bidding Documents have been prepared by 'The Lawrence $37,500. Frechete & Martin MANCHESTER - Cape and East Hartford, Conn. Porter Street area. 60’s. 7958. 100 Constitution;ion Plaza, Hart Dairy Queen. Hours 8 a.m. to 2 812 Hartford Rd., Manchostor nightly five nights weekly. Call Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 571 Porter Street, Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. BOWERS SCHOOL 6 room duplex, $625 monthly income. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac mer stuff for peddling. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. p.m. six or seven days a week. Hartford, 249-^9. Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the Architect. Colonial, large kitchen, IVz Separate utilities, 10% down, ting Agency - Painting, interior- Well, we’re really loaded with things that just Apply evenings, 6 to 10 p.m. / 643-1108. REWEAVING burns, holes. exterior, carpentry small jobs, 3. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, MANCHESTER - $26,900, older baths, sunporch, 3 bedrooms, central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. masonry and cement work, sd^^!!fU^° arrive at the right time, so I’ll try to list Court of Probate MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd c/o Maurice A. Pass, Director of General Services, Municipal seven room home, convenient aluminum siding, private Window shades, Venetian mortgages — interim financing COUI^TER AND kitchen help CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide KIDS WILL love the in-ground fences, tilling for gardening, District of Manchester Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Bids boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, location near school and shop yard, $35,500. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. NOTICE TO CREDITORS- — expeditious and confidential PART-TIME TELLERS wanted (or summer. Full or ping, 65x107 lot, two car garage, pool just off Florida room of tree work, no job too small, for WE REALLY HOPE YOU LIKE THE STUFF! ESTATE OF ETTORE AMEDEO shall be submitted to duplicate on Bid Form furnished by the fireplace, foyer, double garage. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. service, J.D. Real Estate part-time. Flexible hours. App HELP WANTED city utilities. Bel Air Real RANCH - 14x20’ living room, this lovely six-room Ranch. any household job call for es SPAGNOLO ly in person. The Pizza Place, Architect. On the day of Bid opening, Bids will be accepted until Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Assoc. 646-1980. Estate 643-9332. large formal dining room, bay One-car garage. Big workshop, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc., E. FitzGerald, Judge all claims must be for local bank. Various Route 44-A, Coventry. 4:30 p.m., EDT, in the General Services Office, Basement of said choice Bolton Center location. and 7 p.m. MANCHESTER - Two family, window, 3 bedrooms, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, presented to the ficuciary named bsgow schedules available which in Mochlna operatora. Pravlous factory axparlanca doairod. Municipal Building; and form 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., EDT, in Hearing MANCHESTER - Three- Minutes to 1-84. Louis Dimock, \ f \ { ( on or before August 17, 1974 or be bared 3-3, ideal starter or retirement aluminum siding, $33,900. spraying.Fully insured. \ cludes Saturday mornings. PART TIME - office clerk, 7:30 Steady work with good pay. Full company paid Inauranca Room, Second Floor of said Municipal Building. Bids may be bedroom Condominium, central Realty, 649-9823. COLLEGE STUDENT willing by law. The fiduciary is: I home with income. Large Licensed. Free stimates. Phone t j S i // □ EMPLOYMENT Apply - 12 noon. $2.50 per hour. Call I program. withdrawn prior to time of Bid Opening. Bids will not be accepted air, finished rec room, two full to do yard work. Has truck and Ines Ferron rooms, immaculate condition. BOLTON - Circa 1760, classic 633-5345. 13 Conslance Drive 643-5927. after time of Bid opening. Bids cannot be withdrawn after time of and two half baths, carpeted, HEBRON - Five-room Ranch. chain saw. 649-3761 after 6 p.m. Manchester, 0>nn. Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. center chimney Colonial, Wooded acre. New kitchen, all 3 AMERBELLE CORPORATION Bid opening. appliances. Stone patio with gas TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 06040 Help Wanted 13 »23 MAIN STREET REAL ESTATE sales person. exceptional raised paneling, 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 7 p.m., EDT, grill, storms and screens, appliances, oak floors, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Established office seeking am 104 Eaat Main Straat, Rockvilla MANCHESTER - 1851 Colonial beaded sheathing, wide pine MANCHESTER priced below replacement at fireplace, basement garage. stumps re oved, fully insured. ) WAITRESSES part-time, days. bitious individual. High com An equal opportunity employer alnee 1S3S June 18, 1974. Cape on large treed lot with all floors, original hardware, Court of Probate, District of Manchester ^34,500. Financing available. Immediate occupancy. $34,700. Got a tree problem? Well worth Experienced preferred. Apply mission schedule. Experience 5. Bidding Documents may be examined at4he Architect’s office city utilities, 7 1/2 rooms, 2 etc., four fireplaces, new fur The Yankee Peddlers, 742-9718, SUMMER NOTICE OF HEARING W. T. Grant,^ ■■Manchesf le ste r Eastern, 646-8250, or 649-5782. a phone call. 742-8252. ESTATE OF CATHERINE C, LAUNDRY WORKERS - desired but willing to train on and after 1 ;00 p.m., May 24,1974. Three complete sets will be fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths. Needs naces, new bath, large barn. or 1-423-6735. MALCOLM, deceased Parkade. Equal opportunity Mature individual needed to some modernization, $35,(K)0. qualified person. For confiden issued to each prime Bidder and one complete set to each MANCHESTER - Four- AIR-CONDITIONING Pursuant to an order of Hon, William employer. work full-time, 3 to 11 shift in Warren E. Howland, Realtors, $44,500. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Ducted central systems that E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 20,1974 tial interviw call Jan or Helen, Mechanical and Electrical sub-bidder. A deposit q|p1100,00 for bedroom Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - Sharp looking our laundry. Pleasant working w;*wi»;*;»;w;w;».M;wwi»;w»»;«x«>:o:o:»:»:<»»VaTtV.v.Va%%v.%VaVa%v 643-1108. large appliaces, cleaning a hearing will be held on an application Village Charm Realty, 643-1509/ each complete set is required'in the form of a check payablep£ to walnut paneled first floor fami COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in Ranch. Six rooms. Plush wall- will cool your entire home or MACHINISTS - Bridgeport, conditions. Apply at The cellars and attics, also some praying that an instrument purporting to ly room, spacious kitchen, with 1970. First floor family room to-wall, 220 air, attached one- business. be the last will and testament of said lathe, chucker, tool maker. Air- Meadows Convalescent Center, The Lawrence Associates. The deposit will be refunded if the MANCHESTER - 2-family tree work done. 644-1775. NEWSPAPER DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE loads of cabinets and built-ins. with fireplace and built-in car garage. Beautiful lot. Great • Prompt Eatimatea deceased be admitted to probate as in conditioned shop, benefits in 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. Decoments are returned in good condition within ten (10) days frame home with tenants and 0 neighborhood. First $32,500 said application on file more fully Immediately — Andover Area’ after receipt of Bids, otherwise the deposit is subject to Impeccably maintained. bookcases, beautifully LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, • Prompt Installations appears, at the Court of Probate on July cluding pension plan. Lewis SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. business tenant on the first takes it. Owner, 643-9139. Machine Company, 22 John St., forfeiture. floor. The third floor has full Manicured lot in desirable equipped modern kitchen with cellars and attics cleaned, By Experts I, 1974 at 10 a m, RELIABLE EXPEREINCED A Business of Your Own Porter Street area. 60’s. MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH. Clerk East Hartford, Conn. 289-3468. babysitter needed for oc 6. Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security payable to the unfinished dormer. Located at large eat-in area, formal lawns mowed, small tree work. 8’xl0’x7’ Tents Has a commission selling job — Must Have Dependable Car Warren E. Howlqnd, Realtors, FOUR room Duplex for sale. Ozite Outdoor Carpet cassional nights. Rachel Rd. Town of Manchester, Connecticut in the amount of five per cent 105 Main Street, corner of dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2Vz Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Inflatable Boats for you in the Automotive Ser — Must Be Bondable 643-1108. Call 649-9314. T.P. AITKIN, INC Glider & Chair Sets area. Phone 643-5536. (5%) of the Bid Sum in the form of a Bid Bond from a surety com Grove Street. In very good con baths, aluminum siding, treed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 27 Tolland Turnpike Mummy Sleepbags vice-Department, part-time. dition with large lot located in ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan Pine Rockers — Cash Investment Required pany authorized to do business in the State of Connecticut, or a MANCHESTER - Beautifully lot. Lots-Land lor Sale 24 INVITATION DRIVERS for Manchester Experience in general business zone. Call P. M. H. eling, rec rooms, offices, MANCHESTER Back Packs Court of Probate Call Tim McColloch, Circulation Manaaer certified check, guaranteeing the Bid for a period of forty-five maintained six-room Cape. High Grade Sneakers District of Manchester school buses, immediate automotive repairs required. Realty, 528-9321, after 5 p.m, household repairs. Phone 649- 643-6793 Golf Carts Fireplaced living room, dining BUILDING LOT - 2Vi acres, COVENTRY - 4.7 acres with a Women’s Sandals NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO BID openings available. Part time MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD (45) days. The Town of Manchester will not be liable for accrual 568-5776. 4594. ESTATE OF MARY THERESA room, sunny eat-in kitchen, $13,000. beautiful view, possibility of B.B.Q. Firebowls BOLTON BOARD OF work, will train. Call 643-2414. Apply in person. of interest on certified checks submitted. Upon award of the Con Cutting Boards STAMLER, deceased 647-9946 first-floor bedroom and bath, two building lots. T. P. Shea Igloo Coolers Pursuant to an order of Hon, William EDUCATION tract for Construciton, Bid security will be returned to those TWO HANDY men want varie •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sponge Assortments SEARS AUTOMOTIVE MANCHES-^R - Three- two large bedrooms up. Wall-to- Agency, 646^714. E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be ^ . BOLTON, QONN, .. . WANTED'- Lathe hands. Over whose Bids were not accepted, and the amount of bid security WE NEED LISTING NOW! ty of jobs, raking rolling, Painting-Papering 32 Sheets & Pillows Foam Rubber Blocks presented to the fiduciary named below MANCHESTER PARKADE bedroom 2 A V formal dining wall carpeting electric eye gar Milk & refuse removal time, paid holidays, excellent ' will be forfeited to the Owner if the Bidder, after being notified of Thinking of Selling you liming, fertilizing, mowing Bug Sprays on or before August 20,1W4 or be barred An Equal Opportunity Employer room, ttUiTepIaces, garage, age door. Mid 30’s. Call Suzanne TOLLAND - Approximately 27 Lawn & Garden Foods by law. The fiduciary is: Sealed proposals for milk and insurance benefits. Metronics, lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. PAPER HANGING and ceiling Bug Candles selection for the award of a contract for the Work, fails to furnish large 1^ desirable location. Snorts, 646-3233, J. Watson property? Call TODAY! wooded acres in residence zone Lawn Food Sprayers Paul B. Groobert, Esq. refuse removal contracts for Inc., Route 6&44-A, Bolton. the required bonds and enter into a Contract for Construction Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- .« A. Ideal site for development. Reasonable rates, 643-5305. painting. Neat work. 63 East Center Street Beach Re'll Estate Co., Reasonaole rates. Phone Manchester, Conn. 06040 the 1974-1975 school year will be with ten (10) days after notification. 5724. Realtors, Manchester Office, Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Plus the thousands of other things I don’t have the DELIVERY man, temporary I CUSSIHED TELEPHONE SALES PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Leonard Spiegelberg 643-9112. room to list. received by the Bolton Board of 7. The successful Bidder, as declared by the Owner, will be 647-9139. Watson Beach Real Estate AVON work available. Light MANCHESTER - For growing Company, Manchester office, Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, Education until 1:00 P.M./June deliveries. Please call im Salary Plus Commissions required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor arid Material The coffee will be delicious, complimentary and says... I | children I have a finished attic PHILBRICK 647-9139. envelopes, bills, quick copy, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom Court of Probate 10, 1974. mediately, 646-8848. Payment Bond in amount not less than 100% of the Contract-Sum. ready, and we’ll really enjoy seeing you and vour PUT SOME ZING INTO S playroom to go along with this HEBRON - announcing wedding invitations. Xeroxing. decorating, interior and District of Manchester Specifications for same may g Must be strong aalas parsonallty, good typist, (50-60 8. The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids and in nice 3-bedroom Wellswood Estate. Two- 875-4819. - exterior, paper hanging. Fully wallet. PLEASE COME! your NOTICE TO CREDITORS SPRING. Decorate your Investment Property 25 be obtained at the Office of the LAUNDRY WORKER - 8 to WPM), good spoiling Important. particular to reject the Bid not accompanied by any required bid Colonial.Armstrong Real bedroom condoirtinium com insured. 649-9658. ESTATE OF DOMENIC ANDREO house or buy new clothes with Remember our Exhausting Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Superintendent of Schools, 4:30, five days per week, in: security or data required by the Bidding Documents or a Bid in Estate Services, 289-8997 or 28;- munity blending Country at AGENCY LICENSED Rest Home - with I MANCHESTER, 8-room E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be the money you earn selling FUI.L-TIME ONLY Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 Notch Road, Bolton, Conn., 643- eluding Saturday.rday. iGood starting I any way incomplete or irregular. The Owner shall have the right 8802. mosphere and condominium aluminum sided building on 24 hour nursing supervision. COLLEGE Graduate students presented to the fiduciary named below Avon Products. Flexible hours salary, regular pay increases. J; 1 convenience. Complete built- Certified recreation program, available for exterior and in to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and on or before August 24,1974 or be barred 1569. - Call MRS. RICH, 872-8355 to waive anyinformality or irregularity in any Bid Received. REALTORS East Center Street. First floor, by law. The fiduciary is: Raymond A. Allen, Jr, in your own neighborhood. Excellent fringe benefits. On By: Robert B. Weiss TWO FAMILY - 6-6, Duplex, ins, 10 acres owned by Associa former dental office, amesited ambulatory residents. $14. per terior painting. Six years Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re Mary F. Andreo bus line. /^ply~in person. East For Appointment separate furnaces. Good experience. Fully insured. Free Superintendent of Call General Manager tion. $25,900. The Connecticut parking lot, ideal professional day. Telephone Administrator, ^esUngJess^^^^^^^^ 52 Bell St. 289-4922 Hartford Convalescent Home, revenue and location. High 30s. Realty A ssociates, 649-5124, 646-4200 St. Anthony Home, Rockville. estimates. Call our com Glastonbury. Conn. Schools ...... r - ^ ' Manchester, Conn. location ..... Martens Agency, 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 228-96^. Realtors, 646-2550. 875-9121. petitors. than call us, 649-7034. >4 i . 't i N ▼ A13JVS oaDIw Irnd PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, May 30, 1974 lUvNJV Apartments For Rent BY JIM BEKKY 53 Autos For Sale 6 7 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 / MANCHESTER gVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., May 30, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN G 0 ^ 6 S WHAi; PPM Jy? IVP IV P GOT MANCHESTER - Tvyo-bedroom UP PP:ifJK((0<&. apartments, appliances, air- BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN / 4-<{nl<' conditioning, pool, security OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H odP L E e U B Q W ! required. No pets. $195. Really! Wouldn't you rather have a Buick? STEP IN, ELMER, Eastern, 646-8250. PUHLENTY O' ROOM/ ALL OOT PER HAVE A OOOO THIS ISN'TN T y '' A BIRTHPAYCARP FIVE/ NO, A GET-WELL CARPj LISTEN, PETEK PAN. YOU'VE T AWPF-SPUTT-TT'THE MAY^S DAY, ELMER/ M Y FLOOR FOR ARTIE ? I OWE HIAA A PUNCH ON TH' MANCHESTER - Newer three- NOSE AN' HE'S SICK. NOW t m ringing the b e l l ; V/ IN S E P .' , UNDER THE GUISE OF ’DPERATldN bedroom duplex. Appliances, ITS THE CALL .TO WORK GRINDSTONE" IS SHEER fWLITICS' wall-to-wall carpeting, private NOT LUNCH.' • HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THAT'CITY drive. $250 monthly. 643-5700. T HALL HAS A FIVE HOURDAY^OR th a t he puts HIS COFFEE TWO BEDROOM - luxury BREAKS ON HIS EXPENSE Townhouse, located in Highland ^^j,-n^CCOUNT? ‘30 Park section of Manchester, wooded and private. For infor mation, call 646-1616 or 649- 5295, ' t Painting-Papering______M RootIng-SIdInl-ChImney 34 Articles tor Sale 41 Bulldlng Supplies 42 INSIDE - Outside painting. TWO bedrooms in small brand HORACE Tetrault — Siding, FREE CANNED HAM, 5 lbs. Special rates for people over 65. new building. Perfect location. J-Z9 roofing, storm windows, aw with purchase of any SALE ANTIQUES AND Collec Fully insured. Estimates given. Silver Lane, East Hartford. MICKEY FINN nings. Quality workmanship, refrigerator this week. tibles. Parlor organ, quilts, Call 649-7863. free estimates. Fully insured. Electric kitchen, patio, BY HANK LEONARD Montgomery Ward. 643-2185. china, cut glass, silver, butler’s carpetifig, $220. Phone 568-3740. 872-9187, 649-3417. desk, items too numerous to HA. H A ! I WON'T TEACHERS have saved list. Friday, May 31,10 a.m. to 4 DENY I T - I GUESS homeowners 20-50% on quality KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , EA^T HARTFORD - Modern I'M GLAD LANCE LISTENED T UA/CLE L. ROOFING — Specializing like new, only one year old. Call p.m. In case of rain, June 1st. IT'S MY NATURE... Tr house painting. Fourteen years repairing roofs, new roofs, one bedroom apartment, TO ME' NOW THAT IT'S OVER,) PHIL — 646-4822 after 5. 310 Hackmatack Street, carpet, air-conditiohd, I THINK QRABIDALL'S ) VOU'RE experience, fully insured. 643- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Manchester. No admittance PLA'/INQ 'll 1609. appliances, available im DAUGHTER WILL BE QUITE g y and repaired. 30 years PHILCO MODEL A361 radio, before 10 a.m. no checks, cash ^HAPPy TO SEE HIM AGAIN' A CUPIPI experience. Free estimates. mediately. Security required, 1942 vintage, working condition. and carry only. $155. Superintendant, 569-2339. Drive in comfort and safety without 1? |6 HTING BOLTON Painting Howley, 643-5361. $10. Phone 649-1096, 8-10 p.m. FULL Professional painting at Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 PORTER STREET - Three sacrifleing good gas mfloago THE WORRY WART 5-iJ employment- reasonable prices, 18 years ROSSI ROOFING, siding, 0 t|» n WA i«c. t II an US r» > CARPETS A fright? Make rooms, heat, parking, utilities. NEA Inc T M flw [ ______S -i-l experience. Free estimates. chimneys, gutters, free es PUPPIES-FREE to. good Why drive a small car when good driving habits and regular car maintenance will Insure 643-1707. them a beautiful sight with Blue $160. Security deposit. No pets. timates. Fully insured. Days, Lustre. Rent electric sham- home, mixed brfeed, mother is good gas mileage with a comfortable family size car. CAPTAIN EASY evenings, 529-8056. Paul Ideal for newlyweds. 247-4688, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE pooer, $1. The E. A. Johnson shepherd/huskie, good with 236-0564. PETER BELLIVEAU Painting Cosgrove 643-5364. Paint Company, 723 Main children, 646-0782. - Paperhanging. Painting Street, Manchester, 649-4501. ro- A^K,NORPEN'$ IN EUKOPe„.I'VE exterior - interior. Fair prices. BARRETT HOME Improve POMERANIANS, all colors, MANCHESTER - Unusual one- JUGT COMPLETE^'. A TRANSATLANTIC Experienced, insured and ment Company, aluminum poodles, apricot toy-rhinature, bedroom Townhouse, includes CALL TO HIM! dependable. Phone 643-1671. siding, make your home look TAG SALE - 39 Ashworth peke-a-poos; Siberian husky heat, appliances, carpeting, full like new. Save fuel with in Street, Manchester, June 1st and White German Shepherds. private basement, patio, en S&S BUICK PAINTING - Interior and sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa and 2nd, 10 to 4 p.m. Great Willimantic, 487-0944. trances. $215 per month. Paul exterior. Professional work. products. Complete trim. Save Buys. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Free estimates. Call 649-5624 good money and get a job done FREE KITTENS - Two male 646-1021. after 3:30 p.m. "New England’s Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Dealer’ IS MY BILL \ ^ ______right by local craftsman. EASTBURY SCHOOL PTO double pawed kittens, seven READY? y 'THAT'LL BE, NO WONDER T)-)EY A . '.THI& Financing available. Roger G. Trading Post halLprice sale on weeks old. Phone 649-2454. ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms with 8f ADARNS ST./MANCHESTER(Open Eves.) 649.4571 $ 7 9 2 ? CALL IT A CLIPBOARD! Tlte NORPEN BN|1. MaGowan Jr. and Sons. Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, excellent clothes at Neipsic heat and utilities, no pets, two NUT$ i BOLTS Interior and exterior painting, 649-0822. Rd., Glastonbury, .Thursday FREE KITTENS, long haired, children allowed. $175 monthly. CO/YPANV IN paperhanging. Thirty years May 30th, 9:30 to 3, Saturday Phone 875-1834. CHICAGO..,BARRY housebroken. Phone 649-0743. NORPEN? ONE experience. Four generations. ROOFING-Installation and June 1st 9:30 to 12. Apartments For Rent 53 Trucks tor Sale 62 'V)OMENT.,.rLL Free estimates. Fully insured. repairs, gutters, storm win VERNON - 5-room duplex, $225. Resort Property GIVE YOU HIG AKC Registered, Toy Poodle For Rent 643-7361. dows, doors. Experienced DARK RED wing back sofa, pups, one chocolate female, one Four rooms, $120. Three rooms, 56 1972 DODGE, pick-up, Adven- It s e c r e t a r y quality workmanship. Fully in maple end tables, 25” color black male. Buy from a reliable $115. Heat extra. Four rooms’, APARTMENT FOR RENT . turer package, power steering, a COLLEGE PAINTERS - Five sured. Free estimates. table TV, air-rake, table for breeder. 872-4807. $170, heat, electricity. Phone Newly decorated apartment LAKE WINNEPAUSAKEE - and brakes, automatic STEVE CANYON years experience. Save 30-607o. 872-0359, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Waterfront cottage, sleeps six. BY MILTON CANIFF Reasonable prices. Rick portable sewing machine. Call •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• consisting of three rooms, transmission, $2,895. Reposses- Appraisals. Peter Tilley, 742- Burnett, 646-3005. 646-7393 after 6 p.m. All utilities furnished. Call 1- sion. Savings Bank of 00 6117, (toll free) after 4:30. Boats-Accessorles 45 downtown Manchester. 613 603-524-4948 or w rite Mrs. MANCHESTER - New deluxe Manchester. 646-1700. SHE MUST HAVE CALL VERN - for your exterior TAG SALE - Friday and Satur Main Street, across from Yolanda Dinan, P.O. Box 4, HE COULD STAY AWAY WHERE'S INTO TH E^TO STEAL two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 HEARD GAANBAY FO R E V E R - LIRE THE GAANBAY CEILINGS, inside painting, needs. Free estimates. Vern’s day, 206 Eldridge Street, 16' HOBIE CAT with trailer, Center Park, on bus line. Lakeport, N.H. 03246. $1,995. Excellent condition. Call baths, includes heat, CUSTOM FORD ^ 50(), 2-door, 6 out of the SAYING THAT FLYING DUTCHMAN' GOING? papering, floor sanding- Roofing and Siding, 643-4605. Manchester, 9 a.m. - 3. p.m. appliances, carpeting, full Heat; hot water, refrigerator, cylinder, automatic, asking 5 -3 9 fr o n t poor STEVE IS GETTING before 2 p.m., 649-9551. WHITE MOUNTAINS - Modern refinishing (specializing in private basement. $275 per gas range and parking $495. 6508 miles. Call 742-9212. THE BORN LOSER 5-19 © REASSIGNED older floors). John Verfaille, Heating-Plumbing 35 month. Paul W. Dougan, provided. References, securi vacation home, sleeps seven, BY A K l 3A1>(3U1TI WITHOUT COMING 646-5750, 872-2222. TAG SALE - Friday and Satur Antiques 48 ty required, no children, no swimming, boating, fishing, HOME day, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., 84 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. LYNN'S PLUMBING - pets. tennis, sight seeing, week or ARai'T'pUAFRAlP PAINTING AND CARPETING Greenwood Drive, Rug wool, TWO Antique English weekend. 643-0805. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Repairs, remodeling, new con 643-0578 after 6 p.m. - Try my prices before you buy. struction. Water pumps. sport and camping equipment, mahogany inlaid mother and Charlie Gatchell, 872-6766 or French spoken. 875-7263. roof and car antenna for CB daughter chairs, with green HONDA CB350, 1972, 4,000 875-2006. radio, snowplow blade for lawn velvet seats, $150. 649-1046. VILLAGER miles, excellent condition. tractor, two pecan wood CAPE COD SUMMER RENTALS BOTTI Heating and Plumbing BOLTON - Large one-bedroom Quiet, residential beach areas, J135 Phone 872-8040 after 5 p.m. — Prompt, courteous service. mirrows, Mediterranean style. WANTED Antique furniture, a p a r t m e n t s apartment, quiet neighborhood, $375 week, inel. utilities Building-Contracting 33 Call 643-1496. Canner pressure cooker. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or carpeting, electric kitchen, 1973 YAMAHA, 360, RT3, dirt Two-Bedroom townhouses. Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor other antique items. R. fireplace, sundeck. References Champlain Rd., Orlaana, Maaa. and road cycle. Ultra-low ■MASONRY - A ll.types, TAG SALE - Coal and wood bur Fireplace. Wall-to-wall SEWERLINES, sink lines, Harrison, 643-8709. required. $195 momthly. 643- 617- 255-0462 mileag with extras. Excellent fieldstone, brick, concrete. cleaned with electric cutters, ning stove, a Fish finder, 100 carpeting. Two air- 5983, condition. Call 649-8559. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., by professionals. McKinney shutterettes all sizes, pre ANTIQUES believed to be 100 conditioners, appliances, heat 643-1870 or 644-2975 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com finished cabinet doors, 3’ knotty years old, ‘fcarved solid wooden and hot water. Tiled bath. No F’lVE rooms, two bedrooms, 1972 YAMAHA, 125, excellent pany, 643-5308. pine boards, many, many more. bed, glass front china cabinet, pets. basement, convenient location. -\ running condition, $450. Phone THE FLINTSTONES NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Saturday and Sunday, 10-6. 113 MISQUAMICUT - R.I. - Four BY HANA-BARBERA 647-9219. Close to schools. No utilities in Bill 643-7208. ® 1174 by NCA. me . T U. lUg US Pal. Ofl. Remodeling, repairing, ad NO JOB too small, toilet Box Mountain Drive, Vernon. •••••••••••••••••••too****** Call 649-7620 cluded, $180. 646-7769. rooms, heated, families only, — a ditions, rec rooms, porches and repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Wanted to Bj/y 49 walking distance to beach, $185 LOW COST m otorcycle in ALLEY OOP ...NO FURTHER roofing. No job too small. Call faucets replaced, repaired, rec per week. 643-0491. surance, immediate binding. BY V.T, HAMLIN 649-3144. TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-4, Manchester THAN TH'MOON, rooms, bathroom remodeling, June 1st. 105 Bissell Street, CASH FOR antique furniture, See us for your needs, Crockett AS SOON AS THE GENERAL DE ,..WE WILL SEND I HOPE/ clocks, paintings, pewter, HAZEL STREET - second HOMESTEAD PARK VlllAGE Agency. 643-1577. ".THEN, DURING THE HEAT OF ^OF course! FATSO/ heat modernization, etc. Free Manchester. Several families. CIDES ON A TIME TO LAUNCH WORD TO OUR BATTLE, IT WILL BE A SIMPLE x}- CARPENTRY - Repairs, estimates gladly given. M & M glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- floor, up to date, furnished ef New one and Two bedroom HIS ASSAULT AGAINST THE AN \SO THEY WATCH -y - Wanted to Rent 57 ENEMY SO THEY MATTER FOR YOU TO ELIMINATE ENEMY ] WILL BE WHERE remodeling, additions, roofing. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. TAG SALE - June 1st and 2nd. 6535. ficiency unit, heat, lights and Townhouses. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- STHONGHOLD... CAN PREPARE TO , Call Davia Patria, South Wind parking. Immediate occupancy. HAN SIN WITH AN ARROW,,, ARROW? yeUMED V0 U''RE Something for everyone. 103 * CTcles, parts and accessories. MEET THE ATTACK.' THIS ARRO W ' sor, 644-1796. Call 649-2865. Heal COLLEGE PROFESSOR and FOR H IS, TOWNE Plumbing Service, Hamlin Street. Rain date, June WANTED - Boy’s 10-speed bicy * Appliances wife wish to lease, with option, Expert service. Harley- DEATH I repairs, alterations, vanity 8 th and 9th. cle reasonable. Call 646-7393 * Carpeting small two bedroom Ranch in Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, WES ROBBINS carpentry cabinets a specialty. Call to after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - One bedroom * Air-con- Hartford, 247-9774. remodeling specialist. Ad apartment, located off Main dltionlng Coventry, Bolton, Andover, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- TAG SALE - Moving out of Manchester, Mansfield area ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 4056. Street. References and one * Full base MOTORCYCLE Insurance - town, regular furniture, baby ment 278-2229. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, furniture, clothes, dishes, many month security. $140.1-526-5^2. Lowest rates available. 649-3446. □ RENTALS * Patio FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, articles too numerous to men Immediate binding. Prompt repairs and remodeling, tion. June 1st and 2nd, 10-4, 73 FIVE modern rooms, new Model Open Daily Claim service. Call Clarke In LEON Cieszynski builder - new ^ecialize in hot water heaters. Mather Street, Manchester, Rooms tor Rent 52 stove, refrigerator, carpeting, 12 Noon 'til 8 p.m. surance Agency, 643-1126, homes custom built, electricity, parking, yard. G o^ Prompt service on emergency. (corner of Mather and Center- Directions: End of Congress □ AUTOMOTIVE 5-29 remodeled, additions, rec 643-7024. field) THOMPSON HOUSE, fur neighborhood, $230. Phone 649- Street off West Middle Tpke. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all a rooms, garages, kitchens 8350. nished rooms, centrally PAULW. DOUGAN, makes, models ana speeds. remodeled, bath tile, cement Flooring 36 TAG SALE - 32 Clinton Street, located. Kitchen privileges. Autos For Sale 61 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, WIN AT BRIDGE work. Steps, dormers. Residen Manchester, Friday and Satur Parking. Reasonable rates. MANCHESTER - Four- Realtor Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY tial or commercial. Call 649- FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Phone 649-2358. bedroom apartment, located off 646-6363 646-1021 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 2098. 4291. day, 10-6 p.m. Miscellaneous (specializing in older floors). items and furniture. Main Street. References and 643-4535 Bankrupt? Repossessed? AL/ViOST. Ceilings and inside painting. CLEAN P^URNISHED room for one month security. $200. 1-526- Honest Douglas accepts lowest HANDLE BARS - factory MONTY Select top priority first CARPENTRY -'Porches, gar John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- elderly working gentleman. 5462. down, smallest payments. seconds all styles, $5, each. The bidding has been: 29 ages, additions, bathrooms, READ/TD 2222. GARAGE SALE - Antiques, Phone 643-9353 or 649-3142. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Connecticut Cycle Accessories, GO TO THE West North East South kitchens, houses, repairs. Free collectibles, household items, VERNON - Modern 3 1/2 room THREE-BEDROOM duplex, 316 Hartford Road. but most Easts will play low 14 Double Pass IN.T. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen DOG SHOW, South’s five-card club suit clothing, furniture, divan, NEW FURNISHED room, near apartment with heat, electric children allowed. $235 includes Manchester. HILDA'? and two 10 spots justify his and South will wind up with Pass 24 Pass ? Martin, 646-7295. □ MISC. FOR SALE matching chair. No junk. Satur stove, ceramic bath, cabineted heat and hot water. Call 647- AUTO INSURANCE - compare NORTH 29 at least four notrump. bus line, laundromat, one notrump opening. West You, South, hold; day, June 1st, 9:30-5 p.m. Sun restaurant, parking. Excellent kitchen, combination windows, 9686. our low rates. For a telepnone 4 H.P. MINI bike, 2-speed, 4$ 853 MASON CONTRACTOR - close to shopping. Security quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- makes the unfriendly lead of 4Q»eS VK 2 4 7 4 3 2 AA65 day, 10-3 p.m., 124 Hackmatack value. 646-1960. shocks, new clutch, excellent V K986 the spade queen and South Why is it correct to try the Plastering, custom built stone Articles for Sale 41 deposit, phone 646-49,38. 6050. What do you do now? Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Large apart condition, $150. Phone 643-4917. ♦ AK7 stops to count tricks. He has clubs before attacking or brick fireplaces, chimney J O N K d - ♦ J85 A—Bid three diamonds. Your DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, Apartments For Rent 53 ment, appliances, singles okay, RlRSenIFY six top winners and can pro hearts? Because if the heart repair, block and cement work. THREE ROOMS - Near SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines WEST partner is asking if you have a $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, GARAGE SALE - 38 Meadow no children. $114 plus security HONDA 250 XL, 1973, excellent EAST duce three more by dropping is led and a trick lost to East’s New or old. Free estimates. E. Parkade, heat, stove, from Lloyd's Auto Parts, 191 5-» ($ Q J 1096 suit and you do have four dia 'stone, gravel, pool and patio Lane, Saturday June 1st only. 9- WE HAVE customers waiting and utilities, 643-9274. condition. 3,800 miles. $700. 4l 742 the club queen doubleton or queen a second spade will be Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. refrigerator, $135. Phone 649- Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Phone 649-3989. V A73 V Q52 monds such as they are. sand. 643-9504. 4. Desk, chairs, odds and ends. for the rental of your apartment 1558. finding West with the heart played. This will leave South or home. J.D. Real Estate 6205 after 2:30 or 643-6802. Homes for Rent 54 ♦ J62 ♦ Q843 TODAY'S QUESTION TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY queen. with no way to get back to his Associates, Inc. 646-1980. MATCHLESS 650,extended ♦ Q4 A 10 9 3 hand to cash the last clubs. Your partner continues to four Carpentry and general contrac ALUMINUM sheets used as TAG SALE - Bureaus picnic MANCHESTER - Four-room JUNK CARS removed free. printing plates, .007 thick, table, stands, chairs, dishes, FOUR-ROOM Ranch, furnished front end, hard tail, chrome. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl SOUTH(D) diamonds. What do you do now? ting. Residential and commer LOOKING for anything in real apartment. Write Box “F”, or unfurnished. Phone 289-0920. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. Phone 649-3173. ($ AK The second chance is bet INEW.SI'At’KIi ENTEHITILSK ASSN.I cial Whether it be a small 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 fbr $1. much more. Satu.'-day, Sunday, Manchester Evening Herald. 528-1990. ter than the first but Reese Answer Tomorrow Phone 643-2711. 348 Oakland Street. estate rental — apartments, WHY CAN'T MDU V J10 4 repair job, a custom built home homes, multiple dwellings, no LARGE EIGHT-Room partly HONDA CL175, excellent condi O O T O f B E C A U S E ♦ 10 9 5 and Dormer point out that NO\)a 1966, street or strip, or anything in between, call 646- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate AVAILBABLE July 1st, furnished Colonial. Working tion low mileage. Asking $500. THE MOVIES / I'M ♦ AK762 South can try both plays. He 1379. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 TAG SALE - June 1st, 2nd, 9 to spacious 6 rooms plus sunroom. complete minus short block and should start by playing out cents each. Inquire side door. 2, 46 Hillside Street, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. adults. Large lawn, parking Call 646-4774, WITH M E ? A BROKE Neither vulnerable Answer to Previous Puzzle Stove, garage. No pets. $200 area. No pets. 643-2880. head. Best of everything front his ace and king of club.s. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, Manchester Evening Herald. Manchester. Stamps, mis plus security. 649-5051, 643-6733. to back, trick paint, wheels, West North East South He does this and the queen cellaneous items. HONDA 1973, XL250, excellent IN.T, Necessities M A D X R A L F c_ E fireplaces, flagstone terraces, axles, etc. Make an offer. drops. Now he leads a third O L E E [a t i Y R 1 WE BUY and sell used fur SIX-room Colonial on Doming condition. $750. Phone 646-3423. Pass 24$ Pass 26 g W concrete repairs, inside and APARTMENT TWO-BEDROOM, five-room Street, near Exit 94 or 1-86. Phone 649-1370 before 3 p.m. club to dummy’s jack. The L O A R F E R 1 outside. Reasonably priced. niture. Cash on the line. One MOVING - Small wing type After 6 p.m., 646-8020. D Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass E E L E R E s T I. R RENTAL OFFICE apartment. Second floor. Heat, Available July 1st. Security, VOLKSWAGEN - powered only normal entry back to his ACR4)SS 2 Hodgepodge I s o c l 643-0851. piece or an entire housefull. swivel rocker, gold, like new, Pass 3 B o ys name a garage. Adult couple only, no references and lease required. trike, best offer. Needs some hand is his second high spade C O N R < 3 E A O 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 $60. Lovely Ethan Allen 2-piece We have a large variety of Opening lead- 1 Sustenance 4 One who ad s children or pets. 647-9805. $225 per month. 649-1955. 1970 PNAT 850 blue sports work. Lots of chrome, very un but South has nothing to lose 5 Atmosphere A P O ■ L T\ P N t \ E M,pin Street Rear, behind bookcase with louvered door deluxe one and two-bedroom 5 Stage whisper R A T s A S' E: N MASONRY WORK - Brick, .Spider, convertible, excellent ique. Phone 643-0737. by leading a heart. 8 Repose A s block and stone. New work and Douglas Motor Sales. cabinet below, current store apartments and townhouses 6 Adjectival S N E A n El R M 1 T E' A 55 WELLS STREET - Four- MANCHESTER - Four room condition, $1,000. Phone 643- By Oswald & James Jacoby 12 Singing voice suffix 1A m a a O O 1 repairs, reasonable prices. Call price $240, ours $130. Early throughout Manchester. Ren 13 So (Scot.) room apartment, refrigerator home, immaculate, fully fur 6759. 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, 3,- 7 Kinsman G L A a u N T 1 L 643-9508. CLEAN USED refrigerators, American apothecary front tal office open daily from 9-5, 14 This(Sp.) N O D A and stove, newly decorated, nished. modern, garage. Subur 000 miles. $1,100 firm. Phone PCK- A very alert East might 8 Regent (ab.) R 1 D hi n ranges,' automatic washers, stereo AM-FM radio and record other times by apptintment. $135 a month rent. Security 0 1974 by NtA, me ■ T M Hag U 5 Pat OW. 15 Ceremony A V E [5I R E F D P E r ban location. No pets. No 1964 PLYMOUTH FURY con 643-8162 between 5-7 p.m. £•29 hop up with the queen and 9 Son of Isaac N S s E ANY TYPE Carpentry and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s player, white knobs, $125, Solid 16 Not well (Bib.) 8 a E K E 1 1 L£j required. Call 649-1018 between children. $275 monthly. Lease, vertible, automatic transmis hold South to three notrump 17 Celt masonry work, additions and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- maple glass top cocktail table, 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., other times SHORT RIBS 10 British gun 2171. DAMATO ENTERPRISES, me. ' references. Hayes Corporation, sion, power steering, good run 1970 HONDA 90, excellenltcon- BY FRANK O’NEAL 18 Secured a 30 Underground 46 t.ure . remodeling. Free estimates. A. $20. Four Nichols-stone maple call 649-7055. 11 Story 47 Escutcheon 240-A New State Rd., Manchester 646-0131. ning condition. 643-0345. dition, very low mileage, 1350. ship 19 Building plant part Squillacote, 649-0811. thumb back chairs, four - $75. HOW ABOUT y HEMAV 20 Bring into 31 Poker stake bordei- SCREENED Loam, gravel, 646-1021 Call after 5, 646-3877. IN CHESS. SIHE CAN ADVANCE " 1 I HAD NO IDEA IT WAS / addition Cherry record cabinet, VERNON - Large modernized Business lor Rent 55 'THE KING? ) MOVEOJLV harmony 32 Sidelong look 49 Central processed gravel, sand, stone, 26x15x31, drawer in bottom, 1964 TWO-DOOR Chevrolet, SIRE. THE QUEEN IS ACROSS THE BOARD SUCH A UKU/teGAtAE! 21 Slight Hap /Xmerican three-room apartment for running condition. $50. Phone VERY IMPORTANT.' CREATI/VG HAVOC AS ONE SQUARE STAR GAXER^ 22 Feminine 23 Oily fruit (pi.) 34 .Misery and fill. George H. Griffing, nice, $75. Lamps. 649-9262, working couple, $160. Heat and name 40 French winter trees (var.) Roofing-SIdIng-ChImney 34 4,000 SQUARE foot, showroom 643-7800. Campers-Trallers SHE e o E S . AT A time. By CLAY R. POLLAN- 24 Immense 50 Heavy cord Inc., 742-7886. ROCKVILLE - three room ^ ARIES 24 Voiced 25 - - resort appliances included. 528-6163. or office building. Storage Mobile Homes LIBRA 51 (I(x k 1 w i II TAG SALE - Books, household 65 SIRE. MAR. 21 Vour Daily Activity Guide 28 Generous 41 Pale apartment, heat, hot water, SEPT. 23 r j Khayyam larchaic) ROOFING, SIDING, gutters, buildings. On four acres. Bolton 1968 THUNDERBIRD deluxe, A cco rd ing to the Stars. 33 Prayer 43 Type of LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for items, miscellaneous. Saturday stove and refrigerator, COVENTRY - Duplex, three Notch, across shopping center. 19 Ocf. 26 ThatfFr.) 52 Japanese, awnings, lightning complete sale. Excavating, septic, sewer and Sunday, 10-5 p.m., 135 2-door Landeau, power PLAZA HOMES - 1348 Wilbur To develop message for Thursday, ending 27 Against I'isherman carpeted living room, $145. lovely heated rooms, fireplace, Phone 1-223-4460, If nino answer. steering, power brakes, air, 7- 8-10-24 13-27-34-60/© 34 Diversion 44 Wash coins protection. Expert service. work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., Bissell Street, Manchester. Adults only, no pets, security Cross Highway, Berlin Turn 1^32-45-79-83 read words corresponding to numbers 74.78^.89’ 29 Heating 55 Summer (Fr.l nice back yard. Close to lake. phone 521-7373. of your Zodiac birth sign. (ab.) 45 Arabian gull Lowest possible prices. All 646-5114, 742-9477. good condition. $875 firm. 875- pike, Berlin, Conn. “Quality y / TAURUS device deposit required. Parking for Ideal for couple or single. No 1 Good 31 Hours 61 Has SCORMO 35 Musical > work guaranteed. Insured- 2752 days or 843-0861 evenings. Homes” sensibly priced. New, AIR. 20 GE AUTOMATIC washer. one car. Call 643-%78. pets. Security deposit. $160 2 Distant 32 Entrusted 62 Is OCT. 22 quality 1 2 3 r " r - 6 7 8 , 5“ IT TT budget terms. E. Steve Pearl, OFFICE SPACE for rent, air- and used homes on display. 36 Seasoning LOAM FOR Sale - Sand and Whirlpool gas dryer. Like new, monthly. Call 646-0425. I ^ MaV 20 3 News 33 Cheerful 63 Come NOT. 21 Beacon Lightning Protection conditioned. Call 643-9551. 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY HI, Parts, supplies, accessories. 14’ JL JB; 4 Avoid 34 And 64 Outgoing 37 I havelcontr.! li 13 14 gravel delivered. Phone 646- $95 each. Phone 643-8278. THREE-ROOM apartment, 4- 5-12-17 1- 3-14-21/?. Company, 643-5465. 3109. 318, power steering, two-door wide homes. Open house Friday 1^31-35-51 5 Foolish 35 Rowdy 65Tod^ 38 Short letter near hospital. Heat, hot water, CLEAN FIVE-rooni apart 6 Friend 36 A 66 From 23-42-48 IS l6 17 OFFICE - Ground floor, ap hardtop. New tires. Good condi and Saturday. 1-828-0369. GEMINI 39 To gad TAG SALE, June 2nd, 10 to 6, stove, refrigerator and cooking ment, Phone 643-7713 after 7 7An 37 Or 67 With SAGITTARIUS 41 Basic liquid . ROOFING AND Gutters in proxim ately 12x18, private tion. $300. 649-3237 after 5 p.m. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Importont 38 Well-planned 68 Here RAILROAD TIES , for 'sale, 143 Lydall Street, Manchester. gas. Wall-to-wall carpeting, p.m. MAY 21 HOT. 42 On a voyage (2 19 -XT stalled. Reasonable prices. lavatory ana closet. Heat, air- SELLING your home? Call 9 A 39 Truthful 69 May A excellent condition, Some small furniture, odds and $165. Adults only, no pets. conditioning and parking in A H , y o u WANT ^ARE y o u A COIN C'VjUNE 20 ' 10 Secret 40 Comments 70 Anyone DEC wds.) Eliminate middle man. Phone 1970 Z28, CAMARO, LT 350 Plaza Mobile Homes Brokers. I HEAR THEN X PERHAPS IT REQUIRE SEVERAL 41 Relotive 71 Chance 8'6 "x8 'x8''. Phone 872-6754, ends, few toys. Security deposit required. TO Buy THE 47-50-59-57 11 A 44 Toil (British) 1” cluded. Lappen Building, 164 motor, heavy duty 4-speed, 42,- Buyers waiting. 828-0360. COLLECTOR, SHEIK A BUYER HAS OFFER 12 Spending 42 Are 72 Tell 36-39-52-69J ' after 5 p.m., 643-9735. 872-7103. No order too large or Phone 643-9678. PAYS FOR M Y SWISS BANKTO 70-77-81-85 48 Vigor 5 T 25 26 27 2 T 26 30 31 32 East Center Street. 649-5261. 000 original miles, excellent SNOW COIN OFFERED TWO 13 Jeolous 43 Uncertoin 73 Admirer* 72-76^90l^ small. Contractors welcomed. GIANT TAG Sale, four THREE FORWARD I------, CANCER 74 Per*on 53 'Jewish monlli ■ condition, $1,650 firm. 872-4807. 1971 PROWLER travel trailer COLLECTION? IN My COUNTRY AND A HALF U A n d 44 Be CAPRICORN 54 l.amprey ROOFING - Installation and families. Including complete 8 MANCHESTER - Older four- PRESIDENTIAL MILLION, 'MONEY, y c A s u / ;, ^,%JUNC 21 15 Someone 45 To 75 Program Dec. SMALL BUSINESS space for 17’ self-contained, sleeps six. IS MUCH OIL. MILLION' CASH. )6D o 46 Wishes 76 You 56 Uninteresting 1 repairs, gutters, storm win MAYTAG DRYER; portable mm outfit, lawnmower, room apartment on bus line. e ^ JU tV 22 JAN.N. 19 it 37 VILLAGE APTS. store or office. Phone 643-6441. FOR SALE - four Ansen Sprint Excellent condition, $2,100.649- X COLLECT 17 Late 47 Don't 77 About • person w dows, doors. Experienced black and white TV; cassette - Volkswagen equipment, hand Includes heat and appliances. 18 Adores 48 Afoot 78 May i r mags,' mounted with 7847 after 5. MANy THINGS. 0)33-40-54-57 11-22-28-43j|' 57 Hat trimming 1 quality workmanship. Fully in player; painting, end tables. made children clothes, baby $135 and $155 per month. Paul MANCHESTER S%56-73 19 More 49 Worthy 79 You 56-62-68 58 Female .saint W OFFICES AVAILABLE -- Goodyear polyglas tires, used 20 You 50 Take 80 See ■ sured. Free estimates. After 3 p.m.. Ill Brent Road. items, much more. 80 Carriage W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, LEO AQUARIUS (ab.l Three-room suite. Main Street very little, cost $400. Will sell 1971 MOBIl’e HOME, 12x60’ 2) Glad 51 People 61 Penrmol 42 Reasonable prices.' Rick Drive, Manchester, off Gardner 646-1021. One and two bedrooms. 22 Restless 52 Frigid 8 2 0 f JAN. a 59 Unclose location. Inquire Glenney’s for $260. 742-9160. fully furnished. Porch, shed, 60 GralteddKM-.l Burnett, 646-3005. SPINET piano - Musette- Street, Saturday, June 1st, 9 to 23 Tidirigs 5 3 A 83 Today FEE. II W 46 47 46 50 51 52 Near schools, churches Men’s Shop or phone 643-8022. nicely shrubbed, air- 2SL.4UG, 22 24 Is 54 About 84 Oppose 61 IndianweighI mahogany case, $475., good con 3, rain or shine. BRAND NEW three bedrodtn 0)9-26-30-38 25 Entertoining 55 To 85 Mrittea 15-18-2(W4/ir- BIDWELL Home Improvement dition. Phone 649-2146. and shopping cente^, on conditioner. $7,000. Phone 1-429- 62 Views u $4 56 duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall STORE OR office, 825 square Trucks for Sale 62 7410 or 527-9OT1 after 6 p.m.' S/61-71-82-87 26 New 56 Period 86 FinorKiol 49-64-65 Co. E xpert installation of WESTINGHOUSE - Medium carpeting, private driveway bus line. Call anytime. VIRGO 27 Natured 57 Yourself 87 Success PISCES 57 56 59 aluminum siding, gutters and feet, large picture window 26 And 58 New 88 You DOWN FRIGIDAIRE SELF-Cleaning size refrigerator, good working and basement.Security, $250 front. Corner of Main and Ford 1964 CHEVY Van, good running A\ 29Stort 59 Offense 89 You trims. Roofing installation and electric stove.. Moving, must 646-2623 1973 ATCO Trailer, 17 1/2’, 1 Agricultural 60 61 6 2 ' condition. Ideal for recreation monthly. Frechette & Martin Streets, Manchester. $200 condition, $500 or best offer. hitch and extras included,, used (((# iCfT. 22 30 Venture 60 Envious 90 Secret MAR. 20 29 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. sell. Phone 568-5843. Realtors, 646-4144. 5/30 area room or cottage, $35. 649-9953. monthly. 1-526-5462. Call 646-8214. 10 days, 22,200. Phone 649-79S4. ,16-19-25-29 /Good ® Adverse Neuiral 2- 6-37-414 '53-58-75 € 146-5^80-881 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) I ' PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 30. 1974 Coventry Plans Bicentennial Show Opening PINEHURST - SEALTEST Monica Shea camp activity come to life; reveille, fatigue duties, rockie public to enjoy a day or a couple For further information con Reedy will graduate from Gorrc.H|iun(lent Anyone interested in serving drill, musket and cannon drill, . of hours at this historic site and tact the guidance department Coventry High School in June 742-9495 on these commission shduid liaurliPHtpr lEupuing UpraUi - the training of musicians, and see history come to life. at the high school. and has been accepted by the Coventry will open the contact the nominating cAn- ICE CREAM SALE it ' the artificers setting up and A commemorative button Uniyersity of. New Hampshire mittee of the Democratic and bicentennial period with a show will be issued in return for a W MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 205 Manchesier—A City of Village Charm working at their field crafts.' Scholarship Award where he plans to study en Republican Town Committees. Save 40c on .- gallons of the Si.59 flavors TWENTY TWO PAGES at the Nathan Hale Homestead donation of 50 cents per^dult vironmental science and PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS on Saturday from 1:30 to 5 p.m. During the routine of camp The Garden Club has an Films for Children All SI.39, SI.49, SI.59 flavors of ^ ^ ^ duty, pickets alert the camp (children free), to help meet forestry. The homestead on South St. nounced that its $100 Four films for.children will because an enemy foraging par the expenses of the day. Memorial Planting will resound with the sound of scholarship granted each year be shown on Saturday at 1:30 ty has entered the area. A call Rain date for the show is Sun Members of the Coventry S EA LE S T $1 19 musketry, cannon fire, and the to a Coventry student majoring p.m. in the children’s room of to arms, brings the troops up day.' Garden Club have once again martial music of fifes and in the field of horticulture or the Booth-Dimock Memorial for the battle and a rousing .Meet.s T onight allied subjects has been planted flowers at the Soldiers’ Library. ICE CREAM A drums as the Nathan Hale An skirmish ensues. The Board of Education will Memorial on the green in South cient Fifes and Drums and its awarded to Charles Papanas, The films are “Life In A After the skirmish a series of meet tonight at 8:15 instead of Coventry which is near the attached units, Knowlton’s son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Garden,” “Life In Water,” In the freezer case next to the Ice Cream, you will find parades and formations ending its regularly scheduled time of Papanas of North River Rd. junction of High St. and Cross “The Little Engine That Could” Rhodes Bread Dough, Aberlee Farms Golden Harvest Mideast Cease-Fire Rangers, First Artillery 7:30. St. with a feu de joie (a gun salute) Papanas is a junior at the and “Kreger National Park.” Turkeys and our own freshly frozen Beef Patties and Detachment and the Company Milton Wilde, principal of the closes the show. The continuity University of Connecticut, The memorial is not often Square Dance Chopped Sirloin Patties. of Artifficers set up a campsite high school, will report on the noticed but just after Memorial is controlled by a narrator who majoring in environmental hor- The Coventry Whirlaways in the historic flag lot at the Family Growth and Develop Day it is easily recognized by describes the action as it un ticulture. He was Square Dance Club will hold a r '■! homestead. ment Course. ^ the red, white and blue plant SHURFINE i folds. recommended by the dean of club level dance on Sunday at Land of Lakes Goes Into Effeet This will provide the stage for ings that have been placed GENEVA (UPI) — Israel and Syria 11:45 a.m. (6:45 a.m. EDT) after the took advantage of the pre-truce period to The Coventry Bicentennial Items on the superintendent’s the College of Agriculture, who the Capt. Nathan Hale School the presentation of their show, report will include student acci there year after year by the signed a formal agreement today to newsmen were ejected. carry out widespread boding raids Commission is starting its reported that Papanas is an from 7 to 10 p.m. MILK “A Day in the Life of a Colonial dent insurance, teaching and of garden club. separate their warring armies on the Diplomats throughout the" world hailed against Arab guerrilla bases imLebanon. program of activity with this honor student, on the dean’s Guest caller will be Decko CHEESE Soldier," in which all phases of fice supply bids, and Sequential S-lb. box $ 1 4 3 Golan Heights front. A Syrian spokesman the signing as the first step toward perma It was the 82nd consecutive day of^ghting presentation and invites the list, and expects to make his The plantings, red ger Deck from Arlington, Va. Gal. carton I Learning Program planning. in Damascus announced that a cease-fire nent peace in the Middle East. But dif in the Heights. life’s work in environmental aniums, white petunias and Round dances will be cued by went into effect at 7:3() a.m. EDT, 45 ficult and dangerous negotiations lay A Syrian spokesman in Dama^us Loyziin Scholarship agriculture. blue ageratums are placed at Russ and Anita White. *4 .9 9 V *g a l. 7 7 ^ minutes after the Geneva ceremony. ahead and Syria, as one of the most anounced the end of the fighting in th^e The Coventry Democratic Papanas is a 1971 graduate of the memorial in recognition of Refreshments will be served. Town Committee will name its the service given by Coventry Signing of the agreement worked out in radical of Arab nations and heavily backed words; \ Coventry High School. Benefit Dance 32 days of diplomatic endeavor by by the Soviet Union, was expected to take Bike Day Sunday scholarship for this year after men to their country. I With this coupon and a $10 purchase “Fighting on the Syrian front stopped at The Coventry Football Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger was a hard line throughout. 2:30 p.m. (7:30 a.m. EDT). With this, the late Stephen Loyzim, a For the past five years Association Inc., will have its !' ' \ former member of the Vacancies ■ LAND OF LAKES > \ . delayed nearly half an hour when Syria Both Israel and Syria reported extreme Syria has abided by the Geneva Papanas has worked in the first annual benefit dance at St. COVENTRY use caution along these routes. Democratic Towh Committee. Banak Nurseries of Coventry The town clerk’s office has balked at signing in the presence of ly heavy fighting on the Golan Heights at agreement.” In conjunction with bicycle announced that several vacan Mary’s Church Hall on Rt. 31 on I BUTTER newsmen. The ceremony took place at the time of the actual ceremony and Israel He said a formal military communique The Stephen Loyziiri and Newington where he was June 15. 3 day the Policemen’s Wives cies are available for those in I Validthru June 1,1974 |b.^ would be announced later. Monica Shea Democratic Town Committee recently placed in charge of all Dancing will be from 8:30 ,G9‘ Association with cooperation terested in holding office. Israel said its troops stopped firing at Coventry bicycle day will be Scholarship, a $50 award, will the high school students who p.m. to 1 a.m. with the music from the Lions and Miles Bicy- be presented to a Coventry High work for the nursery. There is one vacancy as an 7:15 a.m. EDT but that Syria kept up the held on Sunday w.....pfrom 2 to 4 p.m .... §[,pp gf willimantic is spon- alternate on the Planning and provided by Art Manning. firing for another 15 minutes. and IS co-sponsored by-the_^. School senior, boy or girl, with loring a bicycle safety poster a B or C average who has shown This year a special Zoning Commission, one vacan LESS THAN A DOLLAR! Coventry Conservation Com cy on the Housing Code Board Donation is $4 per person and Directors Ponder contest with three bikes to be the greatest improvement in scholarship of $50 has been When we asked Ralph Cotte, Tobin 1st Prize salesman, ' UPI Correspondent Thomas Cheatham, mission and the Coventry tickets may be obtained by given away on June 2 at 12:30 grades. awarded to Christopher Reedy, of Appeals, and six positions what we could advertise foror less than a dollar, he came up with Israeli forces in the Golan Heights, Policeman’s Wives Associa p.m. at the town hall. son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland available on the Sewer Com calling Helen Willnauer of with... tion. Applications may be obtained said what might be the last of the Middle Reedy of Ripley Hill Rd. mission. Brewster St. A New 1st Prize Cold ______Three routes have been es at the high school office. East wars went out with a bang that the Cut | f ^ Main St. Options tablished to allow all residents Syrians extended well past the cease-fire to participate. ITALIAN zero hour. By DOUG BEVINS spending $3,000 to realign traffic signals, The Israeli order “hold your fire’’ 1. The northern route will LOAF and then study the matter further. start at Cassidy Hill Rd., The Manchester Board of Directors will crackled out over the Israeli com We slice to order at.. face a choice of one of three options regard • Decide in favor of town ownership of proceed down Goose Lane to munications network promptly at noon (6 W. G. GLENNEY CO. I and to get you to taste 004 ing downtown Main St. ownership next the one-mile segment of Main St. (Rt. 83), a.m. EDT) and one of the soldiers said, “I Merrow Rd. to Brigham Tavern the slightly smoky Tuesday night. Mayor John Thompson told thereby committing the town to paying the hope it can last.” For 15 minutes the Rd. delicious flavor of 1st state at least $25,000 for the traffic signals 2. The northeastern route will Student Government Day Luncheon directors and the Mayor’s Downtown Ac Israelis held their fire while the Syrians ^rij^BaconjTeoffers tion Committee Thursday night. installed last fall. bombarded the southern sector of the begin at Rt. 44A and proceed Kathy Shanley is acknowledging the • Let the state retain control of Main St. down Silver St. to South St. and Tobin’s 1st Prize luncheon Thursday at the Army-Navy Mayor John Thompson, Marjorie The options, as seen by Thompson after Israeli bulge with a thunderous barrage Lean courtesies extended to Manchester Club. Kathy spent the day with Town lengthy discussion at the joint meeting, (State Rt. 83) as it has for the last ten that left the battlefield bathed in smoke. terminate at the Nathan Hale'' Taggart, Carol Derewiahka, and years. High School students by town officials Manager Robert Weiss on her left. are: Homestead. SLICED gg« Charles McCarthy, assistant general Discussion preceding the mayor’s state on Student Government Day during • Indicate serious Interest in town The historic disengagement pact, 3. The southern route will BACON lb Others at the table are, from left, manager. (Herald photo by Pinto) ment revolved around the philosophical acquisition of Main St. from the state by worked out by Secretary of State Henry A. begin at Flanders and reasons Manchester should own its Main Kissinger in a month of gruelling talks, proceed up South SC to the POTATO SALAD Also from First Prize St. as well as the controversy surrounding imposed an immediate cease-fire in the Nathan Hale Homestead. . the planned switcli from angle to parallel W COLE SLAW Buy straight or Asst. Inside Golan region. Maj. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuoof ’The Safety Patrol along each parking on the west side of the street. MAC & SHRIMP BARBECUE LOAF the United Nations peace-keeping force route will be provided by the Several members of the downtown com- SALAD * PICKLE A PIMENTO Today's opened the historic ceremony in the ornate Police Explorer Post 200 which MHS Students Given Insight mittee, stressing that downtown SALE ENDS JUNE 1st Council Chamber of Geneva’s Palais des will also have refreshments RICE PUDDING OLIVE LOAF Manchester is much more than a mercan available at the end of each 6ERMAN BOLNNA Nations at 11:15 a.m. with a two minute r I tile center, called for town ownership of speech. route. Aromatic the street for psychological reasons. Into Municipal Government He praised Kissinger for an “excep Motorists are reminded to '/^ib. 7 4 * “We ought to own the street; it’s tional feat of diplomacy” and then called CEDAR CENTER CUT Jlrralh / By JUNE TOMPKINS philosophically wrong not to own our own They assembled for lunch furnished by elderly woman whose house will soon be on generals from the two nations to sign SMOKED BITE SIZED CUBES Sale of State Theater days away. Main St.,’’ downtown committee chair The sound of the gavel rapped by Town the Fire and Police Association at the torn down and doesn’t know where she will the eight-point pact. Israeli Maj. Gen. CLOSET LINING Page 9 man William Sleith said. PORK CHOPS BEEF Manager Robert Weiss brought about 30 Army & Navy Club. live. Herzl Shafir immmediately opened the Manchester Now you can afford it, you can install it — STEW Gardening with Frank Atwood, Miss Kathy Shanley, who accompanied Sue’s impression was “We need to learn (See Page Twenty-Two) M easily, in any closet area. lb. *1.49 Manchester High School students to order blue folder and signed the document. Hospital lb. *1.29 Pago 6 / Thursday in the hearing room at the the town manager, called on several of the much on human services and the problems Workshop Without Walls, P ^ e 10 Municipal Building. students to report on their observations facing the elderly.” during the forenoon. Marjorie Taggart, who accompanied the Notes Old Codger’s Codgitations, Page The occasion was annual Student Government Day, observed for about 25 Generally, they commented they had no town manager to the Department of En 11 / years, commented Weiss. idea there was “so much involved” in the vironmental Protection, commented on Ham prices are really lower... Michael Orfitelli, 2 Village M a/or league beauty and quality Area Profile, Page b / The young town government observers particular jobs they visited. the obvious difference in employe Downtown Refurbishing St.; John Carabino, 86 Branford .. .at minor league prices! DUBUQUrS FLEUR Dl LEI8 BONELESS MHS, East advAiice in CIAC were honors students of Elgin Zatursky’s Sue Keane, who accompanied Alan orderliness' between the DEP and the St.; Sadie Hadler, East Hart Law and Order class at the high school. Mason, Human Services director,' said she Municipal Building. She noted the 3V2 to 4 lb . HAMS...... NOW *1.69 id. tourney. Page 12 ford; Alice Fraser, 245 for 40 sq. ft. After introductory remarks from Mayor “learned a lot that she didn’t know employes in the Municipal Building, Goal of Mayor^s Group Highland St.; Joyce Dooley, VALSPAR LATEX 1st Prize BONELESS John Thompson and a briefing session by existed.” She said she thought there were “everyone, even the secretaries,” all In Satur^y’s Herald: “a lot of people who didn’t know anything East Hartford; Michael Far- Hockless Shankless SMOKED PORK BUHS Weiss, the students received their appeared to be busy and working. She saw By DOUG BEVINS “There are many big dollar signs down about the human services in town.” She nola, 6 Sunset Lane, Bolton; HOUSE PAINT Give Your Driveway Lasting Beauty..'. (D a is y Hama Senior Citizen Bowling assignments and went their respective more sociability at the DEP, she said. Creation of a new development founda there that can’t come from the Special Charlotte Chelpanolfe, Laurel HAMS ways. , went with a VISTA volunteer to visit an Dave Edwards, who went with Building tion — which could raise money from Taxing District alone,” Sleith said. He 2 W to 3 lb t. Inspector Frank Conti to inspect a recent Manor; Angelo Massollni, With Our tF e n n it B . lb. * 1 . 2 9 private spurces, obtain “matching funds” added, though, that proposed expansion of Notch Rd., Bolton; Paula A fresh coat of Spring for your lb * 1 . 2 9 ly installed swimming pool, said he never from the Town of Manchester, and make the Special Taxing District would cover Lloyd, 715 N. Main St. home . .. goes on smoothly, J-16 BLACKTOP SEALER realized how many zoning laws there are low-interest loans for downtown refur envisioned expenses for parking facilities Also, Charles Allan, East and the impact they have on individuals dries quickly, weathers the One coat seals, preserves, waterproofs, weed- bishing — appeared Thursday night to be for the next generation. Y Hartford; Margaret Sanborn, J^CC Valedictorian Named and the area they live in. Edwards intends elements beautifully without proofs driveways, walks, patios. w ith this PInehurst Coupon thru June 1, 1974 | the goal of the two-year-old Mayor’s “This is the time for big decisions on East Hartford; August Voss, to pursue an administrative education in Downtown Action Committee. Main St.,’’ Sleith said, calling for creation Stafford Springs; Michael Har- blistering. Easy clean-up with By BETTY RYDER college. (Committee Chairman William Sleith, Fast-drying, siliconizing paving pilch resists this exam. A similar exam is given upon cgjjcentrate more on the middle manage of the development foundation, which he pin, 8 Shady Lane, Bolton; soap and water. Fabulous array *1 .0 0 OFF Tom Latham went with Jay Giles, direc seeking a financial vote of confidence weather, oil, grease, acids, gasoline, anti An Irish exchange student, studying in completion of four years of study, and this ment level. At MCC, courses are more and directors agreed would probably Zachary Ziesing, Willimantic; freeze. on 5-lb. cans of Extra Lean i tor of public works, to a DEP meeting from the town’s Board of Directors, asked of colors to please every taste. the Hotel and Food Management Program one I passed, allowing me to graduate,” concentrated and are aimed for top require state legislation. Ree-Jean Shashok, Storrs; Doubles Pni'vmvut Life! where he learned there were problems and directors to consider formation of such an at Manchester Community College, has Barrie said. management positions.” Directors, who were meeting with the Beth-Ann Benmaor, 83 Rachel KRAKUS HAMS , deficiencies in the town’s sanitary landfill. agency and possible writing of “commer Reg. 10.35 Now Jonnite J-16 captured the college's coveted valedic He has been attending Shannon College, While in Manchester, Barrie has been downtown committee in a “shirt-sleeve Rd.; Janice Fagan, East Hart He was impressed with the number of cial guidelines” similar to the town’s In session” Thursday night, didn’t commit Sand Mix for Stoop torian award. and under its study program in hotel and living with Robert Macatee on Park St., on departments related to public works. ford; Shelley Curtis, 311 Abbey Sloping Drlvoways dustrial Guidelines which permit town themselves, but Mayor John Thompson St., South Windsor. 5 Gal. Can Chuck Steaks, Pot Roasts or Chuck Beef Stew are really Twenty-three-year-old Barrie Fogerty food management, students spend one property owned by St. James Church. His Jerry Bujaucius requested to accom Special of Limerick,' Ireland, for whom passing assistance for industrial developments. said he thought the board would welcome Also, Carl Ames, East Hart budget savers. year thel'e, the second year studying in accommodations were arranged by the pany Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad grades haven’t always come easy, at Switzerland, the third year back at Shan college. Sleith, mentioning that the Downtown “some approach” in where the town could ford; Joletta Januszkiewicz, AT THE YARD ministrator, because he felt the informa Action Committee has “struggled long and Save $2.75 tained a 4.0 average (all As) for his non, and the fourth year they are given a Studying came first, and Barrie has not help business revitalization. Rt. 2, Coventry; Antonio Center Cut Chuck Steak ib.79^ tion he learned would aid him on a hard” for two years “with precious little academic year at MCC. seen as much of the United States as he Donato, West St., Hebron; SEM Boneless Calif Ctiuck Steak or Roast ib. *1.19 choice of England or the United States. research project involving a pack trip to show for it,” said the committee needs Lucille Krinjak, 213 School St.; Barrie, a student at Shannon College in Barrie, who received a scholarship from hoped he might. along the Connecticut River during which Too bad we didn’t think about Braising Short Ribs ib.*1.19 Shannon, Ireland prior to receiving a Irish Airlines for his last year of study, “The plane on which I was arriving was a definite commitment from town direc (See Page Twenty-Two) Bessie Stephens, 101 Phelps a railing a week ago! Pennant-winning valuel he will test water temperatures and make tors. Economy Cuts Boneless Chuck Roast ib. *1.39 scholarship here, is quite elated over his selected the United States and Manchester diverted to New York,” he said, “and I did ecology studies involving chemical Rd,; Patricia Sylvester, Box success. 565, South Windsor; Norman FLAG AND FLAGPOLE Community College. get to see New York City by night. I also analyses. “In Ireland, students are required to Warren, 63 Riverside Rd., Ver ORNAMENTAL “I arrived in the U.S. Aug. 31 and began had an opportunity to see some of the New He said he learned it will be much more take a national exam upon completing two non; Michael Tupper, 76 Install it easily, fly It proudlyl Rustproof 18' This week, for Freezer Pleasers, Frank Toros my college work on Sept. 1.1 was veiy im England States.” difficult to accomplish his plans than he WROUGHT IRON RAILING years of study equivalent to two years of Ashworth St. ; Brian Schutz, pole is strong but light in weight. 3'x5' suggests Whole Arm Chucks 90 to 1.10 lb.; 794 Ib. or pressed with the MCC courses. At Shan . Barrie, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. had originally thought. high school in the United States. I failed 18B Sycamore Lane; Dawn Easy 1-2-3 installation without drilling. We’ll flag is heavy-duty cotton bunting. Complete 35 to 38 Ib. U.S. Choice Rib Roasts at $1.19 Ib.; Loan non, although it is a four-year college, they Patrick Fogerty, and a brother live in (See Page Twenty-Two) show you how. set includes golden top ornament and Ground Beef in 10-lb. lots $1.19 Ib. Limerick, visited his family in December Musler, 1039 Tolland Tpke. all necessary hardware. Reusable storaae Dr, Rawlins Namsd carton. when he had an interview for a position in 4’ Adjustable Sections England. Gen. Berry Named “I spent two days in London and four Rockville Reg. $19.95 days in Ireland. During my visit to London To Health Board WE WILL HAVE BONED SHAD, TINY BAY SCALLOPS Superintendent I was interviewed by Irish Airlines, and AND Hospital have since received a position as assistant ^WASHINGTON (UPI) - Maj. Gen. FRESH FLOUNDER FILLETS. Dr. Sedrick J. Rawlins of 66 Waranoke National Association for the Advancement Notes manager of one of their hotels in Sidney B. Berry, 48, of Hattiesburg, Miss., Rd. has been named t a national board of of Colored people (NAACP). 3 SAVE 10% on the Purchase of Fittings England.” has been named new superintendent of the the American Medical Association (AMA) He is a recipient of the East Hartford *17 While very impressed with the course of U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Human Relations Award and tlie — established to study improvement of Admitted Wednesday: Carol studies at MCC and his new foQnd friends, succeeding Lt. Gen. William A. Knowlton, health care services in correctional in NAACP’s Service Award and is listed in CHICKEN OF THE SEA Barrie is not sure he will return to this 53, a native of Weston, Mass., who was “Who’s Who in the East.” Gordon, Enfield; Diana For Beauty, Comfort Easy one-baggerl SOLID WHITE HI • C stitutions throughout the country. Latimer, RFD 8, Vernon; country^ named chief of staff of the U.S. European Dr. Rawlins is a member of the state’s He and his wife, the former Alyce- And Durability Command. Augusta McKinney, Sunrise READY-TO-USE TUNA JUICE DRINKS “Your lifestyle is so different from ours, Council of Correction and joins correc Taliaferro, have two sons — Wayne, 19, Dr,, Vernon; John and Susan ASPHALT DRIVEWAY PATCH W ater Pack All Flavors I don’t think I could really adjust to it, he tions Commissioner John’R. Manson on and Mark, 15. Mosimann, Amy Lane, 6' REDWOOD 13-oz. Can C A S E O F12 46-OZ. said. the advisory board, The two Connecticut Ellington; Ernest Nelson, PICNIC TABLE •4.72 Will he come back someday? Lottery Numbers representatives will serve with 10 other One 7S-lb. bag covers a 7 sq. ft. area, one *1.29 “I may stop in on my way to Australia— Adrian Ave., Rockville; Mary Inch thicki No mixing — simply fill hole medical, legal and correctional experts but I want to see the world. When you’ve CONNECTICUT - 57609 from all areas of the country — to develop Niemann, Jobs Hill Rd., Handsome—Easy to Assemble or crack and tamp down. Perfect for repair-^ Bonus — 58155 Ellington; Kenneth ing driveways, parking areas, etc.-* seen one place, you want to see the rest of guidelines and standards for inmate RHODE ISLAND - Blue 590, Provencher, South St., 3 Piece Set DUNCAN HINES the world before you return to that place.” medical services on a national scale. At the Yard The new exchange student for the 1974- Green 216202, Gold qualifier Rockville; William Senk, RFD ^Q2Q41 2, Tolland; Mary West, RFD 8, CAKE MIXES 75 academic year is Niall McLaughlin 111 4 Vernon. 75-lb. bag from Clonmel, also a student at Shannon NEW YORK - 976511 Dr. Rawlins is a practicing dentist in *2.75 NEW NABISCO NEW JERSEY - 293585 Discharged Wednesday' College. East Hartford and will represent the SKIHLE CHIPS Since consideration is being given to PENNSYLVANIA - 066260 American Dental Association (ADA) on Richard Andreoli Jr., Ellington Qualifier — 11371 Ave., Rockville; John Basile, SNACK CRACKERS 63< demolishing the building in which Barrie the national board. stayed to make room for a larger parking MARYLAND - 017171 / A former member of the Connecticut Windsor Locks; Justine Finalist — 84098 Clementine, East Hartford; Wo have regular charcoal as well as charcoal briquets. facility, MCC is looking for suitable State Board of Parole, he received housing accommodations for the new national attention in 1970 through a feature Mildred Cook, South Hampton, 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Op«n Thurs. A FrI. ’til 9 Mass., Caroline Crofts. Taylor exchange student. Anyone having such ac OVERCAST article in Life Magazine. He was ap St., Vernon; Karalyn Duzik, Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. commodations may contact the college. pointed last November to a four-year term Somers; Robert Gagnon, ^ TO SERVE YOU SUNDAY 8 ’til 2 As for Barrie, graduation is Tuesday, on the Council of Corrections. Millsdale Dr., Vernon; Louis iw . g!g l e n n e y and Thursday he’ll be on his way home. His affiliations have included the Genoves'i, Moser Dr., After a couple of weeks there, he. will Human Relations Council of East Hart Rockville; Marion Grumbach, CO. NNEHURST assume his new position on June 24. ford, the Connecticut Drug Advisory Coun MANCHESTER WV WILLINGTON GLASTONBURY ELLINGTON (Herald Photo by Dunn) As Barrie sums it up, “When I accepted cil, the Citizens Advisory Committee of- Mountain St., Rockville; Paul 336 N. MAIN ST. Poquette, River St., Rockville. ROUTE 44 63 HEBRON AVE. WEST RD. RT. 83 the scholarship to MCC, I was told it was Considerable cloudiness today. Chance East Hartford and the East Hartford TEL. 649-5253 Chapter of Rotary. Birth Wednesday: A daughter STORRS 429-9616 TEL. 633-4675, TEL. 875-6213 6R0CERV, INC. Irish Student Top Scholar not just an exchange of a student, but of showers towards evening. High today 65 an exchange of ideas. to 70. Periods of rain tonight and Saturday He was an original member of the to Mr. and Mrs. Walter 302 MAIN MANCHESTER, CONN. Barrie Fogerty, valedictorian for the student from Shannon College in “The nine months at MCC have really morning. Mostly sunny Saturday after Manchester Human Relations Commis Desruisseaux, RFD .2, ciass of 1974 at Manchester Communi Ireland, and will leave for home been great — I feel my education has been noon. Lows tonight ranging from the mid sion and the CDAP (Community Develop Rockville ty Coilege, reads travei brochures of following Tuesday’s commencement rounded off, and now, everything is falling to upper 50s north to the low 60s along the ment Action Plan) Agency. He has served faraway piaces. He is an exchange exercises at MCC. into its logistic place.” Sound. High Saturday in the mid 7()s. as chairman of the Greater Hartford Dr. Sedrick J. Rawlins